Watrous Town Bar at the Manitou Hotel www.facebook.com/ Live D.J. thewatrousmanitou Saturday, See unpublished photos, September 29 daily news briefs After the and local videos. MMA/TuffMan Battle Become a fan 946-3315 • manitouhotel.ca Safety in school zones. . . pg 2 4-H event . . . pg 13 of our offi cial page! Monday, September 24, 2012 Vol. 79 No. 36 Pg 2-3 ...... People and Places Pg 4 ...... Arts and Entertainment The Watrous Pg 5 ...... Business and Agriculture Pg 6-7 ...... Editorial and Opinion Pg 8-9 ...... Sports Pg 10-13, 19 ..Country Connection Pg 14-16 ...... Classifi eds & Blanket Classifi eds Pg 17-18 ...... Business/Community Directory Pg 18 ...... Coming Events IN THIS ISSUE THIS IN THIS ISSUE MANITOU ISSUE THIS IN THIS ISSUE Pg 20 ...... Local news Box 100, 309 Main St., Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 • P (306) 946.3343 • F (306) 946.2026 • [email protected] • www.thewatrousmanitou.ca • $1.25 Making a wave for Terry Around 1,000 people honoured the memory and spirit of Terry Fox when they gathered Friday morning, Sept. 21 between the Watrous high and elementary schools for the annual Terry Fox Run. The schools’ usual participation was bolstered greatly by the attendance of over 800 students and staff from around the province for the 2012 Saskatchewan Student Leadership Conference. The three-day event held last Wednesday to Friday featured motivational speakers, small-group sessions, meals and nutrition breaks and a beach-boogie dance. The event wrapped up with the run and a session by Fox’s brother Fred. The SLC committee had earlier chosen the Terry Fox Foundation as their charity of choice, and requested donations from attending students. At the end of Fox’s presentation, the committee was pleased to present him with a cheque for $32,058.14. See the Oct. 1 issue for full coverage of SLC 2012. –– Daniel Bushman/ TWM Shrimp factory’s days appear to be numbered

■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou Vera Debevc does not think it is fair that from the property because it has been the last number of years, they deemed September 24, 2012 the facility be removed and is hoping that deemed a hazard. “We have had many it would not be improved and ordered it something will change. complaints from people who use the demolished. The facility that once processed brine Debevc received a letter from the water and the boards are fl oating in The process had council issuing the shrimp and eggs harvested from Little village this past July explaining that, in the water and the boards are washing order and talking with those concerned Manitou Lake in the 1960s could see its accordance to its bylaw, as a result of the up on the bank. There is a liability before making a decision. After the order time come to an end. The brine shrimp building’s “ruinous and dilapidated state and the building has had a history of was made, a 30-day appeal window was building located on the southeast shore the building is dangerous to the public dilapidation and no effort to fi x it and open, during which time the Debevcs of Manitou Beach has been partially safety or health.” that is entirely up to the owner if they responded. underwater since the water level rose a A motion was passed at council that do that.” In their appeal, they stated the building few years ago. Because of the higher level, the facility be demolished and all the The order of remedy issued by the is on land leased from the Crown and they debris has been found fl oating around debris, wood and fencing be cleared from village gave the Debevcs until Aug. 7 to are unable to do anything. Vera’s son Yuri part of the lake, leading village council to the property. clear up the situation. Upshall said it provided the lease to the Watrous Manitou consider the site a hazard. Mayor Eric Upshall said the village was discussed as a council and seeing However, current owner of the building put an order out to remove the building no attempt to repair the property over See back page: SHRIMP FACTORY

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If you know where we can fi nd or pick up these September 24, 2012 enforced in the zones “Parents are At the centre bikes, or would like to know where to drop in Watrous, including a encouraged to speak with Whist winners at the Senior them off call: 946-2333 or 946-2980. Students have been back section on Main Street from their children about the Centre Thursday, Sept. 13 were: in class for almost a month Memorial Park to 8th Ave. importance of road safety, ladies fi rst - Eleanor Allan, 148; For the return of or any information already and with the added as well as 6th Ave. E. from with an emphasis on using ladies second - Grace Allen, leading to the recovery of activity going to and from Main Street to 2nd St. E. crosswalks and walking 137; travelling - Eleanor Allan; these bikes, the cash is yours, schools, Watrous RCMP and 8th Ave. E. to 2nd St. E. their bikes across the men’s fi rst - Ev Adams, 146; NO questions asked. are reminding drivers to “Fines for speeding in a street.” men’s second - Frank Woiden, be careful in the school marked school zone start Fonteyne said the 133; travelling - George Koczka. zones. at $190.” RCMP asks for the public’s Homesteader was Alice Town- Constable Brendan Drivers dropping off cooperation in an effort to ley, eight times at one table. Fonteyne said the speed students at the elementary help reduce the number of Kaiser winners at the Senior Public meeting regarding limit for any school zone in or high school in Watrous pedestrian-involved traffi c Centre Monday, Sept. 17 were: hospital and health-care Watrous and surrounding are reminded to be alert accidents and increase fi rst - Grace Anderson, 212; services in Watrous areas is 30 km/hr no matter and watch for children the safety of roads in and second - Alice Wright, 165; third the time of day. who might be crossing around Watrous. - Maggie Findlay, 161; fourth - Harold Kalynovich, 160. A public meeting will be held Anyone interested in Thursday, September 27, 2012, submitting Watrous local news 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Open letter to residents can do so by faxing 946-2026, ■ submitted by Sandra Blevins, vice president Region are exploring alternative models emailing watrous.manitou@ Watrous Civic Centre Integrated Health Services, SHR of care for some rural communities where sasktel.net or stopping by the to update the community about I am writing today to continue to keep we have a shortage of physicians, to help offi ce. physician, hospital and health-care the community informed about develop- create a sustainable health-care system. ments with health services and physician One of the models that has been talked services in Watrous. recruitment in Watrous. about is the collaborative emergency centre Club 55+ Saskatoon Health Region has begun model where physicians, nurse practition- Please look for posters in town and check the process to set up a community advis- ers, nurses, paramedics and support staff Bowling www.saskatoonhealthregion.ca ory council in Watrous. This group will work together to ensure residents have the Sept. 18 be a joint committee between Saskatoon health care access they need. We strongly LHS: Mae Crittenden, 199, (under “H” for hospitals) for more details. Health Region and the community to dis- believe models like this will help us at- +49 poa cuss any major decisions that affect the tract more physicians to communities like LHT: Frieda McWillie, 515, provision of health care in the commun- Watrous because doctors will not have to +11 poa ity. It is our goal to foster a relationship be on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week MHS: Rudy Gross, 268, +68 that leads to open, transparent and collab- and they can work in an environment with poa Are you up for the challenge? orative decision-making regarding health several other health-care professionals. MHT: Willie Silverfox, 526, Quintessence Breastfeeding care in Watrous. We will work with the community ad- +13 poa As you know, Dr. Shonubi will be leav- visory council to examine these alternative THS: The Spares (Bob Hamil- Challenge 2012 ing the community in October. Dr. Latak- models of care over the next several months. ton, Joy Miller, Carolyn McNeill, Att entionention all all Breastfeeding Breastfeeding Mothers. Mothers. gomo has joined the practice in the com- I am also pleased to introduce Graham Fast Lonnie Mason, Lynn Mitchell), munity and Dr. Akhtar is expected soon. who is acting in the role of vice president +5 poa Mark your calendars! 1 2 We are thankful for the work of all these until next spring. Graham will oversee physicians as well as Dr. Smit and Dr. Rys- many of the activities related to the council WhatWhat: The challenge is for the most children bergen for providing additional support and to stabilizing services in Watrous. Tip of the day breastfeeding simultaneously in a set geographic area - to Watrous and surrounding commun- Please attend our public meeting on province, territory, state or country at 11a.m. local time. ities. We have plans to tour Watrous with Thursday, September 27 at the Watrous A reader called in to let other physicians over the coming weeks Civic Centre. We will update you in person others know if their TV hap- Where: Cenotaph Park, Main Street Watrous (weather and months in hopes of reopening the and answer any questions you may have. pens to go black and appears permitt ing; alternate location Heritage Room, civic centre) emergency department and the hospital We will continue to keep you informed not to work anymore, that it When: Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012 as soon as possible. in newspaper articles, letters, posters is worth trying to change the As you may be aware, the Government around town and website updates at www. fuse before discarding the 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. of Saskatchewan and Saskatoon Health saskatoonhealthregion.ca. TV. It is possible an easy $5 fi x "latch and count” at 11:00 a.m. can repair what seems to be a Come celebrate and have fun! Please bring your lawn chair! broken electronic device. For more info contact Watrous Public Health 946-2102! 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THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • 3 No election in Watrous; others set to go to polls ...because we live here.

■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou McElree, Gloria Nimchuk, Rose Potts and Jim Zitaruk September 24, 2012 all return. • Viscount will once again have Moe Kirzinger as its Once again, there will be no election held in Watrous mayor. Joining him on council are Armand Clavelle, as the community has enough nominations to fi ll council Dale Wagner, Angie Anderson and Melissa Dieno who chambers. However, there are some new faces who will have all been acclaimed. “It’s funny how a newborn can change your be in council, replacing others who decided not to run. • Watrous will have Ed Collins return for another Nominations were submitted throughout the area for term as mayor. A few new faces are on council as Jim perspective on everything...that’s why we have mayors, councillors and reeves as the deadline to decide Coulter and Jean Margetts have decided to join for life insurance through Western Financial Group.” to run for council in a community or rural municipality a term. Returning to council are John Gunderson, ended Sept. 19. Jody Lewis, Neil McDonald and Patricia Isherwood rn Financial G Weste roup- From those, various local areas are now getting set Thomas. - LIFE for an election while others have a full list of people • Young’s Brian Rowan returns as mayor by INSURANCE who will be on council for the next four years. acclamation while there will be an election for - To get a quick quote visit or call: Best antee- Twelve communities in the surrounding area and councillors. With four spots available, James Belhumeur Service Guar eight rural municipalities were contacted and asked to and Lillian Sather are the two throwing their hats into Watrous provide a list of those running for mayor, councillor or the ring once again. Those who were not on council Saskatchewan reeve. Here are the names from those communities and last term but are running this term include: Nathan 107 Main Street RMs that submitted results. Ciesielski, Robert Clinkard, Denise Dewey and Mark Todd Isherwood- Financial Services Representative Communities: Fletcher. (306) 946-3655 • Allan will see an election for both the mayor and Rural Municipalities: [email protected] councillor positions. The mayoral candidates for • RM of Big Arm a further call for reeve is going out; this year are Anne Chorneyko (formerly Luster) and Dean Wolff will be representing division one, Trevor helping our communities with all their insurance needs Steve Peters. Eight people are vying for six council Lewis will be representing division three and Larry Auto | Home | Business | Farm | Life | Travel | Pet | Financial Services spots. Those include Valerie Anderson, Corey Church, Waldow will be representing division fi ve. Valentine Engel, Linda Nordmarken, W. Maria Palmer, • RM of Blucher will have all of its members the Dean Posnikoff, Doug Sellar and Robert Vogelgesang. same as last term. By acclamation, Dan Greschuk • Bradwell will see Ken Hartz return for another remains reeve, Jim Brown will represent division one, term as mayor. All councillor spots have been called for Terry Fonstad will represent division three and Blair another nomination. Cummins will represent division fi ve. • Clavet’s mayor Blair Bentley is back by acclamation • RM of Colonsay there will be a further call for while there will be a race on council. Four spots are nomination for reeve, and all three representatives 18’ X 32’ building required and running this year are Spencer Beaulieu, are returning in each division. In division one is Alan • must be moved from current location ASAP Jan Frain, Cor Lobbes, Ian McMahon and Jackie Earis. Garner, division three is Aime Brochu and division fi ve • Located in the west end of Manitou Beach • Colonsay is also having a familiar face return as is Marvin Lang. mayor. James Gray was acclaimed; however, there is • RM of Morris there will be a vote for reeve and a on the shore line a call for nominations to seek out one more council further call for nominations in division fi ve. Robert For more information contact member. Returning to council are Amanda Brochu, Penrose will represent division one while Keith Thoner Jack Campbell and Scott Yausie while Lonnie Burns will represent division three. the village offi ce at 306-946-2831 and Warren Cooper are new this term. • RM of Usborne’s reeve is Ken Bartel. All three or email: [email protected] • Drake will see Peter Nicholson returning as mayor; councillors are returning. In division one is Ryan however, there is still one vacancy remaining for Morningstar, division three is Howard Toews and councillor. Wayne Schickerowski and Terry Willems division fi ve is Fred Toman. return for another term while Eric Sundholm has let • RM of Viscount will have a new reeve after Russell his name stand. The second call for nominations is Deneiko did not seek re-election. Gordon Guskikoski Sept. 25 to Oct. 3. will be reeve while Ivan Allin will be councillor for • Imperial will see an election for both mayor and division one, Blair Welter will be councillor for division Realty councillor. Fred Grigg and Ronald Klenk are running three and incumbent Douglas Thoms will return for for mayor while Edward (Ted) Abrey, Keith Busche, division fi ve. Executives Brent Ingram, Ryan Kelly, Anna Lewis, Susan Parish • RM of Wood Creek has John McArthur returning Watrous and William (Bill) Tighe have let their names stand for as reeve. David Hill will be back for division one as will council. Robert Oakes for division fi ve. New to division three is • Liberty’s mayor is Gordon Shields and an election Ian Richardson. Kevin Harcourt, Realtor: 946-6579 is being held for the council positions. • RM of Wreford will have Dean Hobman returning Avril Reifferscheid, Broker: 946-8520 • Simpson has its mayor returning for another term. as reeve. For division one, Craig Smith returns as does [email protected] Donald Janzen has been acclaimed. On council, Fred Ray Rintoul for division three. For updates and complete listing information, call, email or visit our website: www.watrousrealty.com Manitou Springs GiftWare Ö Mens Dress Shirts OPENING SOON!!! WeWe Ö Ladies Plus Sizes NEW LOCATION at 108 Main Street, Watrous. Ö Ladies Shoes & Boots WATROUS MANITOU BEACH CarryCarry 209 13th Ave. E...... $699,000 706 Lake Ave...... $489,000 309 6th Ave. W. ... 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Arts and Entertainment 4 • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU Video Views by Earl Hayhurst The Avengers - Last week Joss Whedon gave us Cab- in in the Woods, this week it is the biggest movie of the year, The Avengers. The all-star superhero actioner is a popcorn movie of the highest order as Thor (Chris Hems- worth), Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.), The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Captain America (Chris Evans), Hawkeye (Jer- emy Renner) and Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) battle the evil Loki (Tom Hiddleston) and his army of space monster snake things. Of course those who are in the Whedon universe get all the pop culture and humour he brings to a project and the action you expect from the superhero genre. Marvellous entertainment, Hulk steals the show and though not on par with the marvellous Dark Knight Rises (my favourite movie of 2012 so far) it is a fast funny entertaining fl ick that will please all. Also in 3D on Blu-ray. (PG) Take This Waltz - Aside for our fi lmmaking treasures of David Cronenberg and Atom Egoyan, our other treas- ure is Sarah Polley. She is one of my favourite actresses (Go, The Sweet Hereafter, Dawn of the Dead) and with this her second directional feature, after the marvellous and Oscar nominated Away From Her, she establishes as a fi lmmaker to be reckoned with. Take This Waltz tells the simple story of a woman (Michelle Williams, marvel- lous) happily married to a chef (a funny Seth Rogan) but as it happens meets an artist (hunky Luke Kirby) and be- gins a complicated affair with him. With Polley’s assured direction (she also wrote the fi lm) it goes in places that a Singing sensations usual “chick fl ick” does not (see recent gagger The Vow) Watrous Elementary School was very lucky to have a wonderful arts council performance and of course the world is a mess. Great stuff. Williams Sept.17. The performance was performed by Little Opera on the Prairie and was called Isis is excellent as always, Rogan is great in a rare semi-ser- and the Seven Scorpions. As you can tell by the performers’ name, the musical was an opera. ious role, and Sarah Silverman as the best friend is an The singing was fantastic and the acting was magnifi cent. It was a great opportunity to see an opera performance which most students had never experienced before. We would like to thank excellent surprise. I love Sarah Polley. (18A) OSAC, Watrous and Area Arts Council, and Sask. Lotteries for exposing our students to this TV on DVD - A few more titles out this week for your opportunity./36-1c –– submitted by Makenna Hanson, WES SRC secretary; photos by Trudi Riach home viewing pleasure: volume 10 of the demented Family Guy, the fi nal season, eight, of Desperate House- wives, season fi ve of Gossip Girl and the debut season of the warped and wicked American Horror Story. All 14A except Housewives PG.

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And the aver- 4. What is the plan’s defi nition of a dis- age claim for disabilities that last for ability? Your group plan may have a very more than 90 days is longer than three restrictive defi nition of disability. It may years**. That is a long time to go without require mandatory participation in a a paycheque! rehab program, it may have limitations Disability insurance coverage is and exclusions, especially for mental/ critical to the health of your fi nancial nervous disorders or soft tissue damage situation - but, if you are like most to your back and neck. It may also have people, you probably do not know how a pre-existing conditions limitation and Mural no more your group insurance would work if may not cover you if you can work part- An eye-catching mural along Hwy. 2 E. in Watrous the building’s exterior and wanted to prevent you become sick or injured. You should time. The defi nition of disability and the is visible no longer. The building, owned by Ben any moisture from penetrating and permanently carefully review your group benefi ts level of benefi ts can change at any time. Kessler of Watrous, former long-time veterinarian, damaging the structure. For the last several years, booklet - and, if your group plan comes 5. Do I control my group plan? No, your has been clad with new siding and topped with Carlton Trail Regional College has leased the facil- up short, you should carefully consider employer and the insurance company do. metal roofi ng to keep the building in a good state ity for its electrician program. The work on the an individual plan. To get you started 6. Is coverage portable? 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Dear Editor, Although we live in a smaller commun- We live in what today is still considered ity, sometimes some of the elements of the to be a small community, for which I con- bigger communities appear, whether be- sider myself lucky. I could not imagine cause we are trusting, naive, easy prey, or trying to raise my children in a big city. We just misguided and use poor judgement. are able to let our children play amongst One of my sons and his friend worked our community with minimal worry, and all summer and saved their money as they although we still worry, if something are not old enough to acquire a job during should happen there is usually someone, the school year. They bought themselves whether it is an adult, teenager, or other each very nice BMX bikes, their own child - help is not far as we look out for transportation, their own source of enter- each other - this is our community. tainment, and honestly their own pride and joy. Something they worked hard for. However, Thursday, Sept. 13 between 3:15 Dear Editor, and 6 p.m. someone borrowed (?) their Earlier this year I went to a human rights bikes from the school while the boys were meeting held in town in regards to moms volunteering at the senior football game. being allowed to breast feed in public. I cannot afford to replace his bike for I have never head of anyone being de- him, so if whomever borrowed the bikes nied to breast feed in public in this com- could please return them, or if someone munity. Obviously, Human Rights didn’t saw something, or knows something, or get all their facts straight again. It wasn’t happens to fi nd them in a back alley or the issue of breast feeding in public, it was tucked away somewhere - please return the way it was done. We do have wonderful them. cover ups that prevent one from ever hav- It is unfortunate that even in our small ing to expose one’s self while breast feed- communities that these things happen. I ing. This is a special time of bonding be- know we are not the only ones who have tween mom and babe not mom and public. had things stolen or willfully damaged. Doesn’t the rule still apply in our restau- Please talk to your children, help your rants, “No Shoes, No Shirts, No Service”? neighbour, this is our community. Take A little common sense goes a long way. pride in it as we all call it home. Linda McIntosh Darlene Purshega “Yeah, Zelda’s got everything in the garden covered for frost –– that’s her Watrous, Sask. Watrous, Sask. camo tent over there where she sleeps and keeps her shotgun in case any critters try to come in and mess with her tomatoes . . . ”

Dear Editor, My wife and I went to the toonie night at Manitou Ceremony reinforces culture Beach at Danceland and again we remarked between ourselves how few Watrous people come to the many It was a nice walk purifi es objects wrapped getting rid of any negative functions at Danceland despite the large variety of en- along the riverbank on a in it. thoughts. Neighbourly tertainment put on by Arnie and Millie Strueby. Where beautiful fall day. The tour For Plains Indians, Our group had to move else can you go on any Tuesday night in the summer in guide was pointing out sweetgrass is one of on but there are four this country and go to a dance pavilion like Danceland, the many landmarks and the most sacred plants. (sacred) herbs used in a News one of the eight man-made wonders of Saskatchewan, giving her commentary Whereas the sage drives smudging ceremony. The and dance on the greatest dance fl oor in Canada, or just when we happened upon a out the bad, sweetgrass other two are tobacco and sit and enjoy the music for one and a half hours and all class. This class was also brings in good spirits and cedar. for just $2? taking advantage of the good infl uences. Burning The prayers said over Last summer they had a band at Danceland doing a beautiful fall day, which no this herb while praying the cedar smoke are car- tribute to Buddy Holly. It was entertaining just watching doubt helped the learning sends prayers up to the ried to the Creator. Cedar the different dance steps being done and I am sure I saw process. Creator in the smoke. can also be spread on the better dancing that night than I saw on So You Think You The reason I mention Sweetgrass can also fl oor of the sweat lodge. Can Dance on TV three nights later. Then in the fall Lit- this particular class is be braided together in Cedar is also a symbol of tle Miss Higgins entertained. I commented to John and because it was not the bunches and wrapped in purifi cation. Glenda McArthur as I was leaving I was disappointed usual lesson being taught. cloth. In a sweat lodge, the Tobacco is associated I had to leave and had not yet heard Miss Higgins sing This was a group of First grass is burned by shaving with the east and the ris- about buying her panties at the Watrous Bargain store. Nations students learning little bits over hot coals or ing sun. First Nations The next morning Glenda came by the house to drop off about their culture and lighting the end and wav- believe tobacco also lifts a gift, the Higgins CD, including the panty song. Thanks holding a smudge cere- ing it around. This allows the prayers and is pleasing Glenda. mony. the purifying smoke to get to the Creator. Last September I was at Winnipeg Beach, a huge sum- I was curious and they to all parts of the lodge. The smudging cere- mer resort. While there I read that they also had a large were most welcoming with As the students were mony was not one that This was a group of busy dance hall similar to Danceland in size but it has sharing information about presented with the burn- was planned as part of First Nations students been closed for years. But then they do not have Arnie their culture. I could not ing stick, they performed our tour but it was one and Millie Strueby at Winnipeg Beach either do they? help but notice the fra- a ceremony with their of those incidents that learning about their Thank you Arnie and Millie./36-1c grance of the burning stick hands, drawing the you just happen upon. We culture and holding a Homer Burke which, in this case was a smoke into their bodies could have just walked by Watrous, Sask. mixture of sweetgrass and and around their head. but I am glad we took a smudging ceremony. sage. Very aromatic. I observed there is a bit moment to stop and learn. I was curious and Sage is a very signifi - of a ritual involved here. We were very gra- they were most Your opinion matters! cant plant in the cere- The aroma is inhaled ciously invited to partici- mony. It is used to drive and exhaled. The hand pate in the ceremony, but welcoming with Letters to the editor and guest editorials out bad spirits, feelings motions were symbolic due to time constraints sharing information or infl uences. For nations of gathering the smoke to we had to decline. Still, I are welcome. Content may be edited for on the plains, sage is used your body (I learned it was felt very fortunate to be about their culture. grammar, spelling and libel. Unless on the fl oor of the sweat especially the areas that able to learn the little bit –– a general interest column by contributor Peg Hasein submitting in person, please provide a phone lodge and participants rub needed spiritual healing). I did. Perhaps at some their bodies with the herb All the while the partici- future time I will have the number in case verifi cation is required. while in the sweat. Other pant keeps praying. The opportunity to participate Email [email protected] nations wrap their pipes ceremony is one of puri- more fully in a smudging in sage - it is said sage fi cation and cleansing, ceremony.

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All letters must include a name, address and phone number for verifi cation Founded in 1933 by J.A. McGowan purposes. No article, advertisement, or part thereof that belongs to The Watrous Manitou may be reprinted without permission. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • 7 Thief steals 2,300 kilograms of tubers Police responded to a “wouldn’t a better title be Seventeen years earlier, Thomas Lee their mother, one man was struck in the disturbance call at a gas sta- ‘Unleash the Idiot With- Nunes, 61, pulled a gun on a policeman face, leaving several small cuts to his tion in Gretna, La. The sta- How ta in?’” and lost an eye in the resulting gunfi ght. cheek. tion’s owner, Abdelrahman Kaitlin Nootbaar earned The gun actually belonged to his wife, who An Ohio woman is demanding $500 bil- Ahmed, 31, had accused a look at the honour of being named was a police offi cer. Recently, when his lion after police towed her car to the im- customer of not paying for valedictorian at Prague wife, Lisa, retired as a lieutenant from the pound lot. But, observed Brad Dickson, a pack of smokes. When the news High School in Oklahoma. Oregon City, Ore. P.D., they celebrated by “Just to prove she’s not unreasonable, she’s the customer tried to walk As part of her speech she going to the bar. After about 10 beers, Lisa willing to settle for half that amount.” out, Ahmed grabbed a admitted that when asked was exchanging texts and photos with In Richmond, B.C. police are looking metal pipe from behind the what she was going to another man. Thomas probably had legit- for whoever stole the potatoes in an area counter and clubbed the do after graduation, she imate provocation to go ballistic. Thomas the size of a football fi eld. Sgt. Cam Kow- other man several times. would reply, “How the hell felt betrayed and disrespected, but Lisa alski speculated a group of people stole Ahmed was jailed for ag- do I know? I’ve changed my exclaimed, “I’m 54 years old. I have a re- the spuds either to “plant their own fi eld, gravated battery. mind so many times.” The lationship with my husband that’s non- or for making vodka or french fries.” It is always strange when comment never bothered existent.” She thought that sexting with Kowalski has never experienced the home owners who buy a the audience, but school of- the man was no big deal. Meanwhile, an theft of 2,300 kilograms worth of tubers. house on a golf course get fi cials were fuming because upset Thomas went home, smoked some Farmer Bill Zylmans said the theft will upset when balls end up in her draft copy had said, pot, and, according to Randy Cassing- have a long-term impact on his business. their yard. In Reno, an angry ‘heck’. She was told she ham, talked the situation over with his Although the potatoes are worth about homeowner apparently had would not get her diploma cats to ‘reason out a plan.’ To make his $2,000 to $3,000 right now, they would have better aim than a Nevada until she apologized, some- point, he grabbed his wife’s gun and fi red been worth much more when fully grown. golfer whose errant ball thing she refused to do. The a shot inches from her head ‘to wake her I guess every farmer or gardener has ex- broke the window of a home girl has started classes at up.’ Clackamas County Circuit Judge perienced some raiding but he is upset that overlooks the course. –– a general interest column Southwest Oklahoma State Kathie F. Steele reached the conclusion with the lack of respect. “Farming is a Jeff Fleming, 53, opened fi re by contributor Gene Hauta University on a full schol- that Thomas’ mind was boggled and sen- hard business today.” with a shotgun on two golf- arship. tenced him to 10 years on weapons char- A woman in West Des Moines, Iowa, ers. One man was treated at hospital. A family dinner that started out with ges. The turn of events left Lisa in tears. was arrested for allegedly attacking her Dwight Perry entitled this one ‘Pepe salt and pepper ended up with charges of In Big Beaver, Pa. a woman blamed her husband because he forgot her 40th birth- Le Pew 1, Husband 0.’ Trying to shoot assault and harassment. This all happened non-existent twin sister with stealing items day. Dickson fi gures she should be thank- a skunk, a woman in College Station, because George Rhome became enraged from a hotel room. Jennifer Brown, 31, has ing him instead. Texas, instead shot her spouse in the ab- when he saw that the chicken was baked been charged with theft and making false In Pennsylvania, Harriet Sweger, 72, domen when the bullet ricocheted off the and not fried. His constant criticism of the reports to the police. Brown took some bed had a bad streak of luck. She was robbed porch and went through the front door. cooking methods of his daughter-in-law, clothes, an alarm clock, coffee pot, basket at a Big Lots store when a woman grabbed The man was treated and released, and, Dottie Jaggi, did not sit well with the rest and a hair dryer (worth about $206) from her chequebook and fl ed and then she was of course, the skunk was not fazed at all. of the family. Dottie eventually reacted by the Holiday Inn. When approached by po- robbed a second time on her way to report A police spokesperson commented that as throwing a chair at Rhome. The dispute lice, she claimed her twin sister had taken the fi rst theft to police. She made the mis- they were investigating the shooting, the deteriorated into an all-out food fi ght that the items. She has no sister. take of stopping to ask for directions and skunk came back to the cat bowls. spread outside. Rhome, 45, was arrested In Fort Walton Beach, Fla. a man was a man reached through the open window No fewer than 21 people in San Jose on assault and harassment charges. charged with assault after he took a swing and took her whole purse. were treated for burns on their feet after Cher apparently criticized Madonna on at his brother. The weapon of choice was And that is why I tell Mrs. How ta that a Tony Ribbons “Unleash the Power With- Twitter. “Speculation is that Cher thinks the ever-deadly Styrofoam plate. Dur- a man does not need to ask directions . . in” seminar, which concluded with par- Madonna is fake,” wrote Brad Dickson. ing the argument that ensued when one . he may lose his purse . . . keep reading ticipants “fi rewalking” in bare feet over “Which would carry more weight if Cher brother made disparaging remarks about between the lines . . . hot coals. “Uh,” mumbled Janice Hough, wasn’t on nose number seven.” Don’t sweat it! Ed, my neighbour next can get focused in anger.” among the tombs and in the door, had a kind word for Then he continued, “I’d hills he would cry out and me the other day. I almost rather deal with honest an- cut himself with stones.” fainted, but I suspect it was ger than dishonest fl attery. One might say that he was a slip of his tongue and It is better to be openly out of control all the time will not happen again. I cranky with another per- and suffering greatly for mentioned to Ed that I had son than to be quiet around it. People described him as been grouchy at work with them yet resentful and having an evil spirit or be- a friend and a couple of slanderous about them be- ing out of his right mind. other people. Sometimes hind their backs. At least Crankiness, anger, jeal- I get snappy and cranky with you, people know if ousy, hatred, lust, greed, and let loose my anger on you have a grievance with drunkenness, selfi sh ambi- others. “I don’t want to be them, as you’ll tell them tion and envy can spin us an old porcupine throwing with your crankiness.” out of control. These things barbs of anger around!” I Some people seem so are part of our sinful na- told Ed. calm and focused no mat- ture and ever seek to get “Don’t sweat it,” Ed ter what is happening. the upper hand in our lives. said. “There are worse Some of the rest of us can They are part of us natural- things than cranky words. become like a tree bent out ly, but they are self-destruc- Sometimes a little anger is of shape by a strong wind. tion buttons that promise honest and needed. Truth We can be found boiling much, but are no less than over in frustration or sput- deadly poison aimed at self- tering out in anger. Some destructing us. Neighbourly can easily let things go and No one could bind the some of us will not leave a man who met Jesus from advice troubling situation alone. the tombs. There is no sub- All of us tend to agree that duing our sinful nature by according self-control is needed, but our own efforts. There is some of us cannot hang no difference - we all sin to Ed onto ours. I have noticed and fall short of the glory that when I get angry, it is of God. Yet, like the man like I am not in my right from the tombs, there is mind. hope for us. Jesus cured The Bible speaks of the man who was out of Jesus coming to the re- control and restored him gion of Gerasenes and a to his right mind. When man came out from the the people of the area saw tombs to meet him. The the man healed and in Bible describes the man his right mind they were this way, “This man lived afraid of Jesus. Yet, he in the tombs and no one came among us to heal the could bind him anymore, sick in body and soul and not even with a chain. He mind. When we go to meet had often been chained Jesus as those not right in hand and foot, but he tore our anger, greed, selfi sh the chains apart and broke ambition etc.; He offers us –– a spiritual column the irons on his feet. No acceptance and healing. by contributor Raymond Maher one was strong enough to We are the ones who need www.accordingtoed.com subdue him. Night and day it. Sports and Recreation 8 • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU

The NHL is locked out The Point and there appears to be no deal in sight. It is unfortu- nate on many levels, espe- After cially for fans of the game and employees and busi- nesses that will take a hit or lose a job because of it. For those players earning big bucks and the owners, it is tough to sympathize, especially when teams were busy signing play- ers to multi-million dollar deals before the contract expired. To me, that is a head- scratcher. The owners ask for more money, yet many dish out $100 million contracts for players over The NHL lockout is 10 or whatever year deals. How can you have any on but there are a bargaining power when lot of other leagues that kind of money is be- with great talent to ing spent leading up to the contract expiring? I can’t showcase. I will give remember the amount but you my thoughts on there were a handful of $100 million deals signed the lockout. this past offseason, which –– a sports column are great but then why by TWM reporter complain about wanting Daniel Bushman more money? Clawing ahead I haven’t spent a great Two games and two dominant performances by the Winston Wild- the way is Keeran Ingram (#5) as he has found the end zone on deal of time looking into the main issues at hand for cats as they improved to 2-0 on the season. One of those leading numerous occasions already this year. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM what the players and owners are asking but regardless, the lockout will be a ripple effect on others as well. For instance, the NHL preseason game that the Boston Bruins and Winnipeg Jets had scheduled for Sas- Wildcats roll to 2-0 at home; katoon won’t be happening if a deal isn’t reached. Also, employees of arenas, restaurants, hotels and others won’t see the dollars coming to them in NHL cities be- on road for next three cause of the lockout. It will also affect the other leagues ■ Daniel Bushman 12-yard line. After a run on the turnover and Keeran but Woiden tucked the ball like the American Hockey League where players who The Watrous Manitou fi rst down, quarterback Ingram went for an eight- and gained nine yards. On would have been in the NHL will be taking up a roster September 24, 2012 Jonny Toews went to the air yard scamper. On second second down and just over spot in the AHL and so on. For fans of that league, it is for a 38-yard completion. down, Travis Wolff carried 10 yards, Woiden found great to see some high-end talent but for other players It was another glorious Toews then hit Jason the ball but it was knocked Wolff who took it to the who will lose a spot and get sent elsewhere, that isn’t day for football as the Kienle who was brought loose before Ingram Cougar 16-yard line. fun. Winston Wildcat senior down by Wildcat defenders pounced on top of it. The With another set of My overall thought on the lockout is disappointing football team was hoping at the Watrous 18-yard forward progress gave the downs, Woiden’s pass and my interest in the league has gotten to the point to remain undefeated line. First down yielded an Wildcats a fi rst down. was intercepted and the where I would consider myself a casual fan of the NHL. in its early season. The incomplete pass and after a Quarterback Riley Cougars took over on their Do I love hockey? Yes. Will I watch NHL games on tele- team faced the Caronport short run on second down, Woiden threw a pass own 23-yard line. Toews’ vision when they come back? Not very many, at least not Cougars Sept. 13 in a battle the Cougars tried going to on fi rst down that was fi rst pass went incomplete until the playoffs start, if that. of two unbeaten clubs. the air once more. The pass defl ected but caught with just over fi ve minutes Alright, to the CFL, and after 12 weeks of football, Watrous kicked off was complete but not far by Curtis Dunham on remaining in the opening no one is out of the playoffs quite yet, although I would to begin the game and enough for a fi rst down. Caronport’s 39-yard line. venture Winnipeg won’t be entering the post season Caronport began its march Watrous got the ball on A penalty on the next play See page nine: after a Grey Cup appearance last year. down the fi eld from its own its own nine-yard line after brought up a long down UNDEFEATED To see how close it is in the league, heading into this past weekend’s games, B.C. held a two-point advantage over Calgary for fi rst in the west with 16 points while the ‘Riders and Eskimos were tied with 10 points in Get set for mayhem as MMA third. In the east, Montreal had a two-point advantage over Toronto for fi rst with 14 points while Hamilton had invades Watrous eight points and Winnipeg sat at four. ■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou town of Watrous.” Once again, another .500 week with my picks. I just September 24, 2012 Edwards said they are hoping to branch into smaller can’t seem to get above that number so for week 13, I communities from larger centres and felt Watrous was will go with my head and not my heart. I was right with There will be no pulled punches but rather an all-out a good fi rst step. Calgary and B.C. winning in week 12 but not so with Ed- battle as XCWFC 51 ‘Chaos in Watrous hits the Watrous President of the Watrous Winterhawks Jeff monton and Saskatchewan. So for week 13, I went with Centennial Arena later this week. Mixed martial arts Siegfried said the team will be helping out during the Hamilton over Winnipeg, the Lions over Edmonton, (MMA) and Tuff Man boxing competitors will fi ll the Sept. 29 event. Montreal over Toronto and Calgary over Saskatchewan. octagonal cage Sept. 29 and of those, some will be local Along with the MMA event, a separate Tuff Man To the local circuit, there are a lot of young, tal- faces. battle will be held in which local people will be donning ented athletes from the area. From race car driving, Promoter Blake Edwards said the action is all real the gloves. Siegfried said it is a straight match between the motocross circuit, ball, hockey, football, volleyball, and highly entertaining for people to come check out. two competitors. golf, dance, gymnastics and judo, there are a ton of kids A title is also on the line between Denny Heathen A family zone is available to accommodate that posses some great talents. This time of year is the of Prince Albert who has a 5-3-1 record and Bobby youngsters of all ages. For adults, tables are offered perfect opportunity to watch some of those compete in Flamond of North Battleford who is 2-3. on the fl oor surrounding the cage. A group of eight the high school system. The bouts are three rounds of three minutes for can purchase a table or people can choose to sit in the Speaking of which, the volleyball teams will get amateur MMA while the Tuff Man and Gladiator stands. rolling shortly and the football team from Winston High boxing are three rounds of two minutes. Edwards said “It is entertainment value for all ages and it is right just played its third game of the season. They are on the they also have a women’s boxing match lined up. here in your own backyard,” said Siegfried. road for their fourth this Friday in Outlook. The promoter said athletes in the amateur mixed Mitch Clarke, the fi rst Saskatchewan-born fi ghter to Bowling, judo and hockey will also get going shortly. martial arts are well trained and many have their sign with the UFC will be in town signing autographs at I know I am missing some sports - not purposely, but sights set on making it to the UFC. Edwards said this is the event. Clarke who is based out of Edmonton has ties that just shows you how much there is to offer for young a perfect opportunity for residents of the community to the area, including Saskatoon. He was also named competitors looking to have success and a lot of fun. and surrounding area who enjoy MMA to see it up the TFC Lightweight Champion, the EFC Welterweight One fi nal note, I had the cool opportunity to not only close. He added similar events to the one being held in Champion and the 2009 Edmonton Athlete of the Year. meet women’s silver medallist Cori (Bartel) Morris but Watrous have been featured in Prince Albert for the People can purchase tickets before the event or at also wear her medal from women’s curling in Vancou- past 12 years. the door. For more on the event coming to Watrous ver. She was speaking at this year’s SLC in Watrous. “We have not been to many small towns and it is and MMA in the province, people can check out www. That is all for now . . . stay classy and stick to the not every day that people can watch this. It is good facebook.com/XCWFighting and see the ad in this point. entertainment and different entertainment for the week’s issue of the Watrous Manitou. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • 9

From page eight: possession. UNDEFEATED On its drive, Ingram took over. On the fi rst quarter. On second down, two plays, he carried the he found Kaleb Schulz for ball for a fi rst down to the a fi rst. Cougar 25-yard line. After After another a few more plays, Ingram incomplete pass, Toews took the ball from the elected to carry the ball Caronport fi ve-yard line and moved the chains once to the left side to score a Leaping again. The quarterback touchdown. found his receiver on fi rst The convert attempt was forward down for a big gain who blocked but the Wildcats The Caronport Cougars was tackled on Watrous’ led 18-0 with six minutes invaded Watrous Sept. 13 as 14-yard line. left in the fi rst half. they tried to slash the Wildcats’ Once again, the Wildcat Down by three scores, undefeated record. However, defense began to push the Cougars tried to come as you can see by the pictures, back and after a pass fell back before the half and the home team had other ideas. incomplete, Watrous shut began from their own The Wildcats won their second down the run. On third 29-yard line. After a few straight by a 54-6 count and down, Charlie Clark got running plays, Toews tried were in Rosetown past the line and sacked to fi nd his receiver but over the weekend. the quarterback for a loss was intercepted by Cody –– Daniel Bushman/TWM to force the turnover on Isherwood on the Cougar downs. 30-yard line. From its own 23-yard On the next play Ingram line, Watrous’ Wolff took got the ball and took it the ball and got to the 48- outside for the score. The yard line for a fi rst down. convert by Colton Bushell Wolff repeated the effort was good and Watrous with another solid one and built its lead to 26. moved the chains. On the With under four minutes next down, the Wildcats to play, Caronport once were assessed a penalty again turned over the ball; but a Woiden toss to Aaron however, the Wildcats did Hicks had the Wildcats not generate any offense moving once again, this and punted the ball back. time to Caronport’s 29- The Cougars tried to yard line. march down the fi eld with A short gain by Wolff a few passes but after a on fi rst down and a toss to defl ection by Hicks and Ethan Van Vaals brought a run by the quarterback up third down and four that came up short on third yards. Ingram got the ball down, Watrous got the ball and managed to get to the back. Cougar 11-yard line for a At mid-fi eld, the fi rst down. Wildcats’ Woiden passed to With 20 seconds left in Ingram who broke a tackle was out in front 48-0. a couple of plays before the opening quarter, the and found the endzone The Cougars turned the plunging into the endzone. Wildcats tried to punch the once again. The convert ball over again and Wildcat The convert was blocked ball into the endzone but it hit the post but went in backup quarterback and the scoreboard read was not until four seconds and with 19 seconds left in Carson James who came in 54-6. left when Ingram took the the fi rst half, Watrous led to play the rest of the game Teams then went back handoff on a counter play 34-0. gave the ball to Landon and forth in the fi nal and went in for the game’s That was how it stayed Laird on fi rst down. On minutes before Watrous fi rst major. heading into the third second down, James slid took a knee to end the The convert attempt was quarter. the ball to Folden who game. no good and the Wildcats On the kickoff, Hicks got took the ball in for another With the win, the led 6-0. the ball in his own end and touchdown. The convert Wildcats improved to 2-0 In the second quarter, made a few moves to get was no good as Watrous and faced Rosetown Sept. Caronport tried a run on past the defenders. He then went up 54-0. 22. The game was the fi rst down that got them sprinted into the endzone Caronport fi nally got team’s fi rst of three away to their 33-yard line but on and an added convert put on the board with 7:22 to contests. Watrous will be second down, the Cougars Watrous ahead 42-0. go after marching down back on home soil Oct. 12 fumbled the ball, which Teams then went the fi eld. Toews ran on when it faces Rosetown. was recovered by Watrous. back and forth for a good Ingram went in as chunk of the third quarter Watrous Five Pin Association quarterback for fi rst down and it was not until 7:36 wishes to thank the following for donations and he kept the ball, taking remaining that Watrous’ it to the outside and scoring Connor Ingram would to the Open House at the bowling alley: a touchdown with 10:55 left intercept the ball. Farm & Garden Centre Centennial Ford John’s Plate in the second quarter. However, the team was Watrous Co-op Pip’s Esso & Subway The convert attempt was unable to score any points. Manitou Hotel Mainline Motor Products no good and the Wildcats Caronport took over from Model Meats Miz Bojangles were up 12-0. mid-fi eld and took the ball Video Stop Watrous Shop Easy Caronport had the to the Watrous nine-yard ball at mid-fi eld as Toews line but turned it over on Watrous Pharmacy Main Street Gifts overthrew his receiver downs. Boutique Joli The Little Olive Health Market Danceland on fi rst down. On second With 1:50 left in the PepperTree Restaurant Watrous Five Pin down, the quarterback quarter, Watrous had the Watrous Furniture & Appliances kept the ball for a seven- ball on its own 23-yard line yard gain. He then moved where Joshtin Folden took the chains on third and the handoff and outran Watrous short after another carry. the defenders to score. The ALL AGES However, the drive stalled convert attempt was no Ju-No-Ri Club Doors Open: 6 p.m. • Fights start: 7 p.m. and Watrous regained good but the home team Parents Meeting Watrous Centennial Arena Watrous, SK & Registration To enter, more information or tickets call: Golf report Blake: 961-2921 • Dave: 261-5425 Sixteen golfers made it out to the senior scramble For Ages 7 - Adult Jeff : 946-8148 or Lane at Watrous Town Bar: 946-3315 Sept. 20 at Manitou Beach Golf Course. st The low score of 36 was recorded by Abe Fehr, Ivan Monday, October 1 ~ 7:00 p.m. Tickets available at: Watrous Town Bar, Sookeroff, Harold Kalynovich and Jim Herr. Watrous Elementary School Library Pip’s Esso, Mike’s Beach Bar & Th e PepperTree Closest to the pin on hole eight was Jake Kornel- 602 Main Street Advance: $25 - Door: $30 sen. On hole four, Garth Gross was again the closest. 14 & under accompanied by an adult: $10 Ivan Sookeroff made the longest putt and Reynold For more information call: Tables start at $500 Zeiler won closest to the 150 yard marker. Willy Silver- • Glen 946-3713 • Darryl 946-2331 • Kelly 259-2129 th fox won closest to the line. • First practice Thursday, October 4 • ÖÖÖÖlocallocal fifi ghterghters...ws...watchatch forfor details!!details!!ÖÖÖÖ Country Connection 10 • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU

eral months do keep an eye open for more exhibitions to visit and do plan to enjoy a journey down memory lane. Manitou Beach Some of you will have already seen the monster-sized ca. Sue Alcock 1928 photo of Main Street in the town offi ce lobby and it is totally amazing, even if you are not from here. The cars, Hello everyone. I hope somebody will recognize the pic- folks’ clothing, boardwalks, etc. are all totally fascinating. ture of this gentleman to the left. If you do, please call me. Tuesday, Sept. 18 was the fi rst Book Club meeting of the There is a poster up at the credit union that announced season and several ladies met to discuss and share their fa- a farewell event for Frankie Franks Sept. 23 at Charlie and vourite poems. Next month we read/study Of Mice and Men Helen Johnson’s acreage. It seems that Frankie’s auction by John Steinbeck. November is the turn of The Guernsey of his house and its contents was a success and he is mov- Literary and Potato Peel Society to come under scrutiny. ing on - he will be missed. Wednesday, Sept. 19, Elaine Muzichuk chaired the Com- Perusing the village council minutes on the website, by munities in Bloom end of year meeting. Many topics were the way, how do you like the new panorama photo on the up for discussion, viz the new welcome sign, more benches, website? It is the work of Gary Bergen and a boating friend. trees and nursery, PARCS convention and the never-ending Now back to the June 20 council meeting. A motion was need for more help with the fl ower beds. If you enjoy look- passed, and carried, that the buildings on 1001 Lake Ave. be ing at the fl owers then please come forward to help weed demolished and all the debris, wood and fencing be cleared and tend to the fl ower beds and barrel planters. A pizza away from the property. Looks like the old shrimp factory, lunch was the grand fi nale. the former Martin’s Hotel and salt business of 1910 will be There are posters up announcing Murray Gordon’s 60th gone forever. Another piece of our local history is about birthday - he is the man behind the disc golf, worked for to disappear. When the wrecker’s ball hits, only memories many years at Manitou Springs Mineral Spa and has lived of the salt industry, the hotel and the Little Manitou Lake in Watrous and Manitou Beach. Happy birthday Murray shrimp business will remain. However, when the demoli- from all of us here at the Beach! Murray’s father was a law- tion goes ahead will you all make a point of taking photos yer in Watrous and at one time a co-owner of Danceland, of the event - sad though it is, it is a piece of the local his- built in 1930. People are still amazed to discover the dance tory and folks in the future may well want to know what hall was built in just a few short months, as was the prov- happened. incial chalet. At that time there were many destitute men You are all invited to the exhibition of Main Street eager for work as the Depression had hit hard. I would love Watrous - “Past and Present” Monday and Tuesday even- to know if any men at the relief camp worked on both the ings in the Heritage Room at the Civic Centre. This is dance hall and the provincial chalet. Just where did Wel- sponsored by the newly minted Watrous-Manitou Herit- lington White get his labour force in 1930? age Centre so please do come and lend your support. I be- This is all for now, remember to come and pass an even- Save HUGE on your Heating Bills!!! lieve this is a freebie! The coming events page and posters ing going down memory lane at the Heritage Room, Mon- % Trane 97 Efficient around both communities give times, etc. For the next sev- day, Sept. 24 or Tuesday, Sept. 25. Cheers, Sue. DC Variable Speed Furnace $ 50 Over the weekend of in the tournament. Con- - installed ...... from 79 per month Colonsay Sept. 14 and 15, both the sen- grats boys. The senior girls ior teams fi nished strong coached by Jessalyn Clark Florence Halvorson • 255-2358 in their tournaments. The were in Regina at the U of Highest Effi ciency & Quality Available!! Sympathy from the com- dents. senior boys coached by An- R tournament. They had munity to Rusty Ruston Gilbert and Florence drew Merryweather were a great weekend fi nishing DMH Plumbing & Heating Ltd. and family on the passing Halvorson were accompan- in Perdue for a 16-hour with the bronze medal out Ph: 306-946-2080 of his brother at Hudson ied by her nieces Diannia day. They lost their fi rst of 32 teams from across Bay. and Debra Bergstrom of game of the season but the province. Great job Sympathy to the family Saskatoon to Stettler, Alta. then improved with every girls. Both teams are off of the late Bob Deller of to attend the funeral of a game. The highlight was to a great start. The jun-

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at equestrian tournament The family of Ralph and Margaret Moore ■ submitted by Sue Bernauer/Lanigan Tayler’s highlights included serenading the judge The 4-H Learn to Do by Doing motto has challenged in the costume class dressed as Dolly Parton, high would like to invite you to and enriched the lives of fi ve members of the Carlton heels included, to win fi rst place, second in 4-H judg- a come & go tea to celebrate their Trail 4-H Horse Club who competed at the Saskatch- ing, fourth in western pleasure, fi fth in western horse- 50th Anniversary ewan Youth Equestrian Tournament Aug. 9 to 12 at manship, sixth in showmanship, competing in English the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds. Jenna Bernauer pleasure and placing second, jumping classes for the Saturday, October 6th of Lanigan was sitting tall on Tia, Erin Baker of Ray- fi rst time ever and qualifying to compete in the Mane 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. more took the reins of Sunny, Tayler Johnston of Wyn- Meltdown in English pleasure. Simpson Community Hall yard was on her speedy mount Dezz, Danielle Guina Erin’s favourite memories included winning fi rst of Wynyard/Humboldt rode her sweet Sugar, and Sky- in showmanship, trail, English equitation, second in Your presence is your gift!! lar Johnston of Wynyard rode her prized paint Tango. 4-H judging, western pleasure, horsemanship, English Jenna and Tayler entered in the 4-H junior classes, pleasure, third in poles, fi fth in barrels, competing in Erin entered 4-H rookie, Danielle competed in 4-H cross poles (jumping) for the very fi rst time, qualifying intermediate and Skylar entered in 4-H senior classes. to compete in Mane Meltdown in English equitation, The girls were excited for this weekend to come since western pleasure and western horsemanship and win- last years’ show and decided to decorate their horses’ ning the 4-H Rookie Champion award of the tourna- stalls in a vegetable garden theme, with real veggies, ment. Erin absolutely loved the show atmosphere and garden ornaments, greenery and fl owers everywhere. really enjoyed her overall experience there. RICHARDSON SERVICES The big challenge was to keep their mounts from eat- Moments Danielle enjoyed were placing fi rst in 4-H ing the decorations as they passed by on their way to judging, second in western pleasure, horsemanship, ~ Vacuum Truck ~ a class! barrels and poles, third in showmanship, participat- Book your annual septic tank clean out! Skylar, Tayler, Erin and Danielle attended some ing in the photo scavenger hunt along with Jenna, of the clinics Thursday Aug. 9 covering such topics Erin and Tayler and getting Kenna and Wace Lloyd of Also Available: Also Available: Porta potty rentals as horse show etiquette, horsemanship, barrels, dres- Raymore area to join in the fun! Porta potty rentals sage, jumping, games and a vet clinic, subsidized by Highlights for Skylar included fi rst in barrels, Servicing: Sears Canada. The clinics were very informative and poles and English equitation over fences, second in • Watrous • Simpson • Imperial helpful. The vet clinic was very good. Dr. Lisa Cun- trail, third in 4-H judging, fourth in reining and west- ningham of Moose Jaw Animal Clinic showed atten- ern horsemanship, fi fth in showmanship, sixth in • Stalwart • Liberty • Etters Beach dees how to give needles, wrap legs, check heart beat western pleasure, English pleasure and English equi- • Manitou Beach and surrounding areas and take temperature on their own horses. tation, eighth in show hack, and the water fi ght! Events started on Friday, Aug. 10 at 9 a.m. with Sunday afternoon, the fi nal event was the Mane 946-9991 show judges Debby Barker of Bienfait and Trail/West- Meltdown where the tournament champions were ern Pleasure judge Tammy Hayward of Kendal, Sask. determined followed by the closing ceremonies and or 836-4708 or 963-2662 evaluating riders in 4-H and open classes. Opening awards. Please Leave a Message. ceremonies were held Friday afternoon, where Sas- The girls had several 6:30 a.m. mornings feed- katchewan 4-H Council president Joanne Hamilton of ing and exercising their horses, as well as some late Semans was in attendance to address the crowd, along nights bathing and scrubbing them to show off to the with other dignitaries. The girls entered in a variety judges for the next day’s events. Care of their ani- of equestrian events such as: showmanship, judging, mals always came fi rst and they literally had to be trail, horsemanship, reining, costume, jumping, Eng- drug away from the barn every night! The girls met lish equitation, English and western pleasure, barrels new and old friends from other clubs in the province and poles. They placed well against their peers from and had many laughs on the scavenger hunts (and got across the province over the next three days. other kids from around the barn to join in), chasing Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012; 10:00 a.m. Highlights for Jenna included winning fi rst in trail, each other with pails of water to cool down and creat- placing second in reining, having never competed in ing their own fun. In the end, their veggie garden won Alex & June Munroe this class before, placing third in 4-H judging, another them the stall decorating tournament award (a gift class she had never competed in, fi fth in showman- certifi cate to Dairy Queen). Our sincerest apprecia- Dispersal Auction ship (halter class with a pattern); eighth in mounted tion to the SYET committee, sponsors and volunteers Nokomis, SK #216 Main Street costume class dressed as a medieval princess; win- who helped this show run so smoothly. It is hard work Real Estate Includes: 2 Bedroom Bungalow, 2 Detached ning fi rst place in both barrels and poles, and ultim- to organize an event of this magnitude. Our hats (or Garages (1 built new 2011), Double Lot. Contents Include: ately receiving the Western Speed Division Champion in this case, riding helmets) are off to you all for your Furniture & Appliances, Antiques & Collectibles, Gas Golf Cart, award of the tournament and the photo scavenger efforts! Overall, the tournament was an excellent ex- Golf Clubs, Yard Equip. incl: mowers, snowblower, various hunts Laurie McSymytz and Sue Bernauer created on perience and members are already looking forward to Tools, Shop Equip. & tools, Barbeque, Add-a-room van tent - the spur of the moment for some Saturday night fun! attending next year. Many more items too numerous to mention. Real estate to be auctioned at 1:00 pm sharp (subj. owners app). Visit www.nelsonsauction.com Deliveries to Young WATROUS SALVAGE for a full listing or call 306-944-4320. Tuesdays, JOHN’S Thursdays & Fridays now offers Plate Call by 5 p.m. tractor repair FAMILY DINING Delivery by 6 p.m. “Where quality matters” service. johnsplate.ca Check it out for daily specials!! 212-1st Ave. W., Watrous • 946-2314 Call Joe, 946-2222 ✔ OUR MEMBERS VOTED YES! 12095HR00 We are excited to announce that member-owners have voted in favour of a merger between Colonsay Credit Union and Affinity Credit Union.

Effective January 1st, 2013, the newly-formed financial co-operative will take the name of Notices and Classifi eds 14 • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU PLACING DEATH NOTICE SERVICES TENDERS HELP WANTED ADVERTISING WOOD, “BLAST OFF, PAINT ON” CORAM CONSTRUCTION Margaret paint stripping decks, fences, For Sale by Tender is hiring Carpenters and etc. Will paint almost anything. concrete fi nishers to work ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Egglestone) “To be Moved” Margaret Wood passed away September 2, 2012. Air conditioner coil cleaning. PCL sites in Saskatchewan. IS PREPAID: 30’ x 28’ garage Margaret left Colonsay to teach in Big River, met and For a free quote phone Dave $31.60, Good benefi ts, 3-5 WE ACCEPT CASH, CHEQUES, 9 1/2’ walls, metal married farmer Allyn Wood. Margaret taught school in or Di 946-3553./22-15p years experience. Join, fi t siding, 2 overhead and install formwork. E-mail: VISA, MC AND DEBIT. the area for many years. doors (13’ & 9’). [email protected] Fax: You can reach us by Surviving are her children Gail Gear, Grant (Janice) phone: 306.946.3343 DOWN & DIRTY Contact 306-525-0990 Mail: 205-845 and Garnet (Tammy) Wood, also 10 grandchildren and 19 Broad Street Regina, SK fax: 306.946.2026 Gerald Merrifi eld or Don great grandchildren. HOE & HAUL S4R-8G9. email: She was predeceased by parents John and Florence f custom cattle hauling Campbell at Watrous Mainline watrous.manitou 946-3336. Egglestone, brother Max and sister Jean Becker. with 30 ft. liner BUSINESS @sasktel.net The funeral was held at Big River on September 5. Lowest or any bid not mail: Box 100, f custom hauling with necessarily accepted. OPPORTUNITIES Tenders close 32 ft. fl at deck trailer RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 IN MEMORY CARDS OF THANKS Sept. 30, 2012. DONISON - Peter, 1922 - I would like to thank every- f backhoe services 35-2c in the mall. Corner of Main St. and 3rd Ave., Watrous. Ph.

2012. Remembering you al- one who brought fl owers and 22-24p DEADLINE: Wayne Holdner 2012/13 SNOW REMOVAL 946-2612./29tfc ways. This year would have gifts to me, visited me in the Tenders. Prairie Spirit School Wednesday 5 p.m. been your 90th birthday, hospital and for cards and Ph: 946-6563 or 257-3964 Division #206 invites lo- TWM Classifi eds PLEASE NOTE: Sept. 29: letters I received after get- cal contractors to tender for LONG LAKE TRUCKING, 306-946-3343 All classifi ed advertising, un- ting out. It does make time go snow removal at all their fa- Those we love remain with Imperial, Sask. Custom haul- less listed below, is $7 for the faster. cilities during the months of us for love itself lives on ing of grain, fertilizer and hay. - Faye Anderson October 2012 through April WANTED fi rst 25 words, plus 25¢ per Cherished memories never Ph. 963-2726 or cell 567- 2013. Tender documents are MASSEY #36 DISCERS. word thereafter. Subsequent fade because one loved is 7100./29tfc available on our website at Will pay up to $100; will pick weeks are half price when gone. I would like to thank every- ordered with fi rst insertion. one who had a part in my A HEAD OF STYLES, 310 8th www.spiritsd.ca/tenders, at up. Andrew, 946-9669, 259- - Love from your daughter our School Services Build- Number of insertions must wedding shower. Thank you Ave. E., Watrous. Hair cut- 4923./29tfc Judy. ing at 523 Langley Avenue, be stated with order, and to everyone who planned it ting; styling; certifi ed barber; ear piercing (incl. earrings); Warman, Sask. or by fax or there will be no refunds for and thanks to everyone who FOR SALE waxing and eyelash dying. email upon request at 683- attended or donated to the 16’ LUND BOAT C/W 25 HP cancellations. We take no Ph. Barbara McDonald 946- 2875. For further information, Mercury and Bergen trailer, responsibility for errors in list at Main Street Gifts. I re- 2422 for appt./29tfc please contact Randy Willms, ads taken by phone or sent ceived so many wonderful caretaking supervisor at 683- $5,500; 8’ Degelman blade, handwritten, or those with gifts and well wishes. Thank ROD BURKITT CUSTOM 2916 or 227-7368./35-2c $650; 1,000 gal. skid tank errors after the fi rst insertion. you again! grain hauling. Ph. 946-2983 and pump, $1,200. Ph. 306- - Chelsea Murfi tt or 946-7601./29tfc ADVERTISING DEADLINE 484-4422./36-5p for each Monday’s ANNOUNCEMENTS/ WINE GLASSES FOR RENT. 42” ROUND DINING TABLE. CONGRATULATORY: NOTICES Over 600 - 6 1/2 oz. glasses. paper is the previous Light oak, tile top, pedes- Call Danceland. 946-2743 or Wednesday at 5 p.m. tal base. Opens to 57” oval (special community rates) In the estate of Helen Birth ...... classifi ed rate 1-800-267-5037./29tfc (pop-up leaf). Includes 4 oak Birth/birthday/grad/ Kornelsen, late of Watrous, HELP WANTED chairs. Excellent condition. RON’S CARPENTRY, Wat- New $850, asking $450. Ph. engagement/shower/ Saskatchewan, deceased. COURTESY CLERK FOR rous. For renovations, re- 946-2954./35-2p wedding/anniversary/family pairs, new construction. Ph. Saturdays from 9 a.m. to reunion/new employee/ FEDERSPIEL - In loving All claims against the Ron Frey, 946-2638./29tfc 5:30 p.m. with potential for WHY PAY MORE ELSE- retirement: memory of Bernice, who above estate, duly verified more hours. Please submit WHERE? “Everyday low passed away Sept. 26, • article, no pic ...... $20 by statutory declaration and resume to Alana at Watrous price.” All major appliances 2011: CARPET Pharmacy, Box 220, Watrous, selling at cost + $10. Watrous • one-col pic & cutline ...... $20 with particulars and valuation • two-col pic & cutline ...... $35 Sask. S0K 4T0./36-1c Furniture, 946-3542./29tfc We hold you close within our of security held, if any, • two-col pic & article ...... $50 CLEANING hearts must be sent to the TSL MECHANICAL INC. IS CULLIGAN BOTTLED Memoriam ...... classifi ed rate Free Estimates! currently seeking employees WATER, delivery available. And there you will remain, undersigned before • with one-col pic ...... add $5 To walk with us throughout Call Les Jones for: skilled labourers (equip- Cooler rentals and sales. • with two-col pic ...... add $15 our lives October 15, 2012. ment operator experience an MCI Sales, 946-3441. www. up to 300 words 946-3991 asset), millwright apprentices mcisaleswatrous.com /29tfc Obituary ... $50 Until we meet again. 29tfc 15¢/word thereafter Nothing is more precious and/or millwrights. Job speci- McDOUGALL GAULEY LLP, 4G SASKTEL SATELLITE IN- • with one-col pic ...... add $5 Than our memories of you, HOPE FLOATS SERVICES. fi cations: must be willing to BARRISTERS TERNET powered by Explor- Within our hearts we’ll Field diagnostics in disease travel within Saskatchewan; • with two-col pic ...... add $15 AND SOLICITORS net. Packages from $54.99/ always keep and insects; spray drift and hours Mon. to Fri. 7 a.m. to mo. No equipment cost. 30 A special place for you. 1500 – 1881 SCARTH ST. hail insurance analysis; feed 6 p.m.; references required; Classified Displays: day money back guarantee. - Sadly missed and lovingly REGINA, SK test probes and ration balan- safety requirements (CSTS, Make your ad Free installation. Authorized remembered by Sharon and cing; business planning and First Aid, WHMIS) an asset SOLICITORS FOR SaskTel dealer. Watrous Fur- Guy. rotations. Please call 946- but not required; annual JUMP HERBERT KORNELSEN, niture and Appliances, 307 8107 (cell)./29tfc bonus. Please send resume off the page! EXECUTOR Main St., 946-3542./29tfc FEDERSPIEL - In loving 36-2c to [email protected] or fax 306- Placed in a box; DUMONT HOME SERVICE. memory of Bernice, mother, 365-3422 (serious applicants FIREWOOD FOR SALE. may include logo, Dealer for Whirlpool, Inglis, grandma and great grand- only)./36-4c Jack pine cut and split. Ph. special text formatting, etc. LOST AND FOUND Maytag and Kitchen Aid ap- ma, who passed away Sept. 365-2599./29tfc Inserted under the CASH REWARD/FINDERS FULL-TIME HOUSEKEEP- 26, 2011: pliances. Local sales and ser- heading of your choice. FEE. Looking for 2 new BMX vice. Now accepting Sears ING help required at Sun- OFFICE SUPPLIES: receipt $8.12 per column inch. bikes: 1 black and gold “Kink”, Card, Mastercard and Visa. down Motel. $12.50/hr. Drop books, purchase order books, There’s a bridge of 1 black and red “Justice We off resume or phone 561- memories Call 946-3800./42-48c invoice pads, statement pads, The People”. If you know 7380./35tfc adding machine tape. The COMMUNITY DIRECTORY: From here to heaven above CUSTOM GRAIN AND FER- where we can fi nd or pick up Watrous Manitou, 309 Main Inform customers about your That keeps you very close to TILIZER hauling. McIntosh PART-TIME COOK/CASH- these bikes or would like to St. Watrous. 946-3343. business or service. Rates us know where to drop them off Trucking, Simpson. Ph. 836- IER wanted immediately are $20/month or $75/six As we loved you, so we miss call 946-2333 or 946-2980. 2034, cell 567-7506./29tfc at Watrous Burger (Burger BISON MEAT - GRASS FED, months for up to 50 words. you. Corral). Must have refer- all-natural bison meat for sale. For the return of or any in- HAMMERJAMMER: CAR- - Lovingly remembered by ences. Apply in person with Tracy 946-3863./29tfc BLANKET ADVERTISING: formation leading to the re- PENTER and musician. Small Melvin and Glenda, Dan covery of these bikes, the resume./35-2p Reach 85 newspapers across and Angela, Eliza, Adria and additions, basement renova- BELL SATELLITE TV RENT- cash is yours. No questions tions, decks, fences, vinyl DELIVERY DRIVER WANT- the province, with a com- Layla, Jason and Tracy and asked./36-2n/c AL program. SD receiver bined circulation of almost Chloe. siding, window and door in- ED. Ph. 365-2062./35-7p $2.75/mo., HD receiver $5/ stallations, baseboards, cas- 370,000 with one phone call. The Watrous Manitou will CONSTRUCTION LABOUR- mo. HDPVR $10/mo. After 36 Place your ad through the HEALTH ing and more. Also “One Man ERS, apprentices, journey- months, choice to own at no Band” available for house Watrous Manitou by Tuesday be closed Monday, Oct. 8 MANITOU HEALING - REIKI, men carpenters. Full-time additional charge. One time parties and special functions. noon for the following week’s massage, refl exology. Over year-round work, attractive activation fee $30.40. Watrous Thanksgiving Day. Call Gene at 946-2120./29tfc insertion. Prices start at $209. 17 years experience. Contact bonuses based on perform- Furniture and Appliances, 307 Mark Clavelle 946-3039. In- Need more direct targeting? ance. Call Royce at 946-7314. Main St., 946-3542./29tfc CARDS OF THANKS formation and gift certifi cates Resumes to qualityplus@ Try one or two zones only for SAW SASKTEL SATELLITE IN- Thank you for good wishes, also available at Little Olive sasktel.net /33tfc $86 or $123 respectively. Health Market./34-4p SHARPENING TERNET powered by Xplornet cards, calls and visits to cele- is now available. Shaw Direct ENHANCE YOUR All circular blades LOOKING FOR AN AUTO- brate my birthday. Being able CLASSIFIED DEADLINE MOTIVE repair technician. Satellite systems for sale. ADVERTISING WITH A to visit with many of you at the WEDNESDAY including carbide and chainsaw chains Journeyperson preferred but will Free installation and program- RESPONSE BUILDER! tea was a wonderful way to 5 P.M. train the right person through ming promotions have been CAPITALIZE, bold, underline, spend my special day. Thank LORNE JONES the Saskatchewan Apprentice- extended. At Satellite Plus we you to the UCW for their as- SERVICES ship Program. Please submit are certifi ed Xplornet, Shaw centre or otherwise enhance 946-3991 29tfc your blanket ad! Prices start sistance in organizing and WATROUS CARPET CARE. resumes to Centennial Ford or installers and we also carry a For all your carpet and up- email e-amendt@dealeremail. full inventory of all regular and at $259. Contact the Watrous serving. It was a very happy Advertise where your cus- holstery cleaning call Al 946- com or call Michelle at 946- HD receivers. Call Dwayne at Manitou. birthday. tomers are: in the pages of - Dorothy Smith 3535./33tfc TWM! 3353./33tfc 946-2828./29tfc THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • 15

VEHICLES FOR SALE FOR RENT NOTICE OF CALL FOR NOTICE OF 2002 CHEV S10 CLUB CAB ONE BDRM FURNISHED a/c and CD, 4 cylinder en- apartment for rent at Mani- FURTHER NOMINATIONS ABANDONMENT OF POLL gine, auto trans. $5,500. Ph. tou Beach. $800/mo. Water/ 230-3979 cell./35-2p elec./heat included. No pets. Rural Municipality of Big Arm No. 251 Rural Municipality of Big Arm No. 251 Available Oct. 15. Ph. 946- REAL ESTATE 4027./36tfc An insuffi cient number of nominations having been Municipal Elections 2012 received to fi ll the offi ce of: SRI MODULAR UNIT FOR TWO BDRMS FOR ROOM Whereas: sale, 3 bdrm, 2 full bath, 1,540 and board in Watrous. Laun- dry facility, TV room, separ- REEVE: Rural Municipality of Big Arm No. 251 sq. ft., 314 Duke St., Imperial. Dean Wolff nominated for the offi ce Must see! Come by or call ate entrance. Ph. 946-2291, of Councillor for Division No. 1 963-2533./34-4p please leave message./36-4p The undersigned will receive nominations of candidates for those offi ce(s) during normal offi ce hours from Friday, Trevor Lewis nominated for the offi ce COME VIEW THESE brand- September 21, 2012 until 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, October of Councillor for Division No. 3 new homes in Young. MLS® 3, 2012. 421582 and MLS®425985. One bedroom senior Larry Waldow nominated for the offi ce www.young.ca Ed Bobiash unit available Nomination forms may be obtained at the following of Councillor for Division No. 5 Team, Re/Max Saskatoon. immediately in Young. 306-222-7770./29tfc location: Affordable family Rural Municipality of Big Arm No. 251 Offi ce, are the only candidates, I hereby give notice that no voting for the offi ce will take place on Wednesday, 2 DUPLEXES FOR SALE; lo- housing units Stalwart, SK. cated in Watrous 511 and 513 st October 24, 2012. for rent in Young. Dated at Stalwart, SK this 21 day of September, 2012. 4th Ave. E. Contact Mark 946- Yvonne (Bonny) Goodsman, 7811 or Gary 946-7118./29tfc Utilities not included. Returning Offi cer Dated this 24th day of September, 2012. 952 SQ. FT. MANUFAC- Contact 259-2022 Yvonne (Bonny) Goodsman, TURED home in Watrous. 27tfc Returning Offi cer Built in ‘94. 2 bdrm, large bath- ONE BEDROOM SENIOR room off master, jetted tub, suite available in Allan. Please large kitchen and dining area, call Pam for applications 306- next to living room with fi re- 944-4331./33tfc place. New shingles in 2011. NOTICE OF VOTE AFFORDABLE FAMILY NOTICE OF POLL Property is currently rented; housing. 3 bdrm duplex in Rural Municipality of Morris No. 312 good revenue. $79,995. Ask Viscount. For an application Village of Liberty for Jim 946-4027./29tfc Municipal Elections 2012 call Pam at 944-4331./30tfc PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a poll has been FARM HOUSE TO BE LAKEFRONT ROOMS AND PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a vote will be granted for the election of: MOVED. Newly renovated, apartments for rent at Manitou held for the election of: 750 sq. ft., new fl ooring, new Beach. Ph. 946-8802./29tfc Councillor: Village of Liberty paint, some new windows Reeve: Rural Municipality or Morris No. 312 and storm doors. New 25 Voting will take place on Wednesday, the 24th day of yr. shingles in 2000. Great FEED AND SEED The vote will take place on Wednesday, the 24th day of October, 2012, from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the polling starter home or cottage. Ask- 1,000 TO 1,200 BUSHEL ing $20,000. Ph. Roger 946- October, 2012, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at: places listed below. screening oats mixed with Council Chambers at R.M. Offi ce in Young, SK 2039 evening or 946-3362 good oats. Offers. 946- I will declare the result of the election at Liberty days./29tfc 7557./35-2p Memorial Hall, Liberty, SK on the 24th day of October, I will declare the result of the voting at The Rural 2012, at the hour of 8:15 p.m. LANE REALTY CORP. Classifi ed Rates Municipality Offi ce, 121 Main Street, Young, SK on the Village of Liberty, Liberty Memorial Hall, Liberty, SK For your buying or 24th day of October, 2012 at the hour of 5:15 p.m. selling needs contact: FIRST WEEK Dated at Liberty, SK this 24th day of September, 2012. Stan Hall 25 words or less - $7 Dated at Young, SK this 24th day of September, 2012. Yvonne (Bonny) Goodsman, (306) 725-7826 (25¢ per word thereafter) Pamela Garner, Returning Offi cer LANE REALTY CORP. Plus GST Returning Offi cer Saskatchewan’s Farm & Ranch Specialists ADDITIONAL WEEKS: Ph: (306) 569-3380 Fax: (306) 569-3414 Half price of the www.lanerealtycorp.com fi rst week’s charge 29tfc Ph: 946-3343 NOTICE OF FOR RENT Fax: 946-2026 NOTICE OF CALL FOR watrous.manitou ADVANCE POLL ONE OR TWO BDRM apart- @sasktel.net FURTHER NOMINATIONS Village of Liberty ments in Watrous. Please The Watrous call for availability. Ph. 946- Rural Municipality of Morris No. 312 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that provision has been 7505./36tfc MANITOU An insuffi cient number of nominations having been made for (an) advance poll(s) for electors who: received to fi ll the offi ce of: 1. are physically disabled; COUNCILLOR: Division No. 5 2. have been appointed as election offi cials; or 3. anticipate being unable to vote on the day of Full-Time The undersigned will receive nominations of candidates election. for the offi ce during normal offi ce hours until 4:00 p.m. Satellite TV/Internet Wednesday, October 3, 2012. Voting will take place on Tuesday, October 16, 2012 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon at Liberty Memorial Installer Required Nomination forms may be obtained at the following Hall, Liberty, SK. Will also work in location: Yvonne (Bonny) Goodsman, Rural Municipality of Morris Offi ce, Young, SK. Returning Offi cer store as required. Dated at Young, SK this 24th day of September, 2012. Pamela Garner, Returning Offi cer NOTICE OF Apply with resume to Watrous Furniture ABANDONMENT OF POLL 306-946-3542 Village of Liberty NOTICE OF Municipal Elections 2012

ABANDONMENT OF POLL Whereas a poll is not required pursuant to the Local Full Time Employee Government Election Act for the offi ce(s) of: Rural Municipality of Morris No. 312 Required Immediately Municipal Elections 2012 Mayor: Village of Liberty

Whereas: I hereby give the public notice that no voting for the SHOP CLEAN-UP PERSON said offi ce will take place and the following persons are Robert Penrose nominated for the offi ce elected by acclamation: Person to do shop clean-up of Councillor for Division No. 1 and general housekeeping duties. Gordon Shields: Mayor Keith Thoner nominated for the offi ce Applicant must be energetic. of Councillor for Division No. 3 Dated at Liberty, SK this 24th day of September, 2012. Excellent wages, company benefi t package Yvonne (Bonny) Goodsman, are the only candidates, I hereby give notice that no and company benefi t plan. Returning Offi cer voting for the offi ce will take place on Wednesday, Apply to: October 24, 2012. Watrous Mainline Motors Dated this 24th day of September, 2012. Box 70 Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 Pamela Garner, Call Gerald Merrifi eld Returning Offi cer or Don Campbell at 306-946-3336 16 • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU

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Fax 306-946-2348 29-4c Tara Quick, CGA. 14 Blue Place, CIC ELECTRIC Davidson, Sask. S0G 1A0 Shirkey, Q.C.), Barristers and So- and EnerWorks Solar Thermal Saskatoon, Sask. S7M 4R9. 306- Phone: (306) 567-2843 licitors, Imperial, Saskatchewan. products. 291-1850 or taraquick@sasktel. Service Ltd. Toll Free: www.dwightsnextenergy.ca Quality Plus 606 - 2nd Ave. E., Watrous Ph. 963-2288 or Toll free 1-866- net /15-24c 1-800-539-3979 359-1001. Tues. afternoons at 946-2247 41-48p Construction Ltd. For all your farm, residential, Fax: (306) 567-3259 Lewis Agencies./16-24c

AUTOMOTIVE General Contractors commercial needs!! Trenching and www.gregbrkich.ca 29-4c “The name says it all.” SHIRKEY LAW OFFICE (Daryl ARMORTHANE. SPRAYED- private line locates also available!! Shirkey), Box 280 (127 Wash- IN truck bedliners. 306 1st Ave. For all your HAIR SALONS ington Avenue), Davidson, Sask. W., Watrous. 946-4141, toll free building needs, by Phone Charles: S0G 1A0. Ph: 567-2023, Fax: Kelly Gullacher MIZ BOJANGLES HAIR SALON, 1-888-746-4141./16-24c experienced personnel. 5-48c 567-4223, Regina Ph: 347-3337, 306.963.7471 946-2013 Mall at 3rd & Main, Watrous. 8:30 - 12 and 1 - 4:30, Mon. - • Furnace installation/repair 946-2549, Watrous, SK Open Tues. to Sat. Colors and Fri./16-24c • water heaters • boilers cuts. Retail items from suppli- BUTCHER SHOP for a free estimate FINANCIAL SERVICES • gas fitting • a/c. 5-48c ers like: American Crew, Matrix/ INVESTORS GROUP FI- Biolage, Kenra, Hemptz, Nioxin SINK LAW OFFICE ☎ Call for 36-24c NANCIAL Services Inc. - John and more! Shampoo paks for Barrister and Solicitor, Mediator custom-built sheet metal. Gunderson, certifi ed fi nancial men and women, combs and Pauline Sink, B.A., J.D. planner. Investment planning, brushes, curling iron heat pads, 219 Evenson Ave., retirement planning, RRSPs, curling irons, straighteners, lots Manitou Beach, SK S0K 4T1 KO education plans, GICs, mutual of styling aids. Shawna Hanson Flexible hours and home visits. Plumbing & Heating funds, life insurance, disability Water & Sewer Contractors 946-3033./14-24c Call for appointment For all your Residential • Custom Cutting insurance, critical illness insur- Excavating - Sand - Gravel 306-946-3141 30-24c • Slaughtering • Curing ance, long-term care insurance, Plumbing & Heating needs: Rock - Topsoil • Homemade Sausage estate planning, business suc- HEALTH gas fi tting, air conditioning, 5-48c cession planning, group ben- MASSAGE THERAPY roto rooter, furnace Ph: 946.1177 “WINGS OF HOPE” HELPING

7-48p installations & repair, efi t plans, individual and family MANITOU SPRINGS MINERAL Cell: 946.7513 our seniors and families cope. water heaters & softeners. CLEANING health plans. Ph. 306-946-3022, Spa has MTAS certifi ed massage THE WATROUS MANITOU HAS Give me a call, maybe we can Serving Watrous & area. space for you to feature your john.gunderson@investorsgroup. therapists. Free swim before and & RESTORATION com /22-24c work it out. Ph. 306-946-2271.

after all massages. Gel nails, 17-24c business or service in the Busi- [email protected] 946-3578 manicures, pedicures and many ness/Community directory. Ph. /35-24c For emergency after hours and 946-3343, fax 946-2026, email other treatments available. Gift RIACH certifi cates available. Call 946- weekends call: 306-917-7688 CLEANING & RESTORATION SPECIALISTS LTD. [email protected] INCOME TAX 2233 and ask for spa desk./14- Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning FINANCIAL 24c H & R BLOCK. Della Hill, Mgr., Emergency Flood/Fire Damage Cleanup COPYING • Financial Planning 21-24c Furnace Duct Cleaning • Retirement Watrous. Bus.: 946-3585; Res.: RANDY’S REMEDIAL MAS- 963-2731./16-24c SAGE Therapy, Watrous. Motor Specializing in Insurance Claims FOR ALL • Tax & Estate veh. accident and work related 682-1999/TF 1-877-895-1999 YOUR COPYING Planning INSTITUTE It pays to advertise! injuries welcome. Gift certifi - of 24/7 EMERGENCY CALL 231-3500 • RRSP, RRIF, RESP INSPECTION NEEDS cates available. Flexible hours: CLEANING book on-line: and Insurance Mon. - Wed. 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.; RESTORATION www.actionhelps.com colour and black/white INSURANCE Gasfitting & A/C CERTIFICATION (Life, Disability, Thurs. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat- Certifi ed Firm 18-48c The Watrous 24 HOUR SERVICE Critical Illness, TRI-CENTRAL INSURANCE urdays by pre-booked appoint- Lumsden,Holdfast, Regina Imperial Beach & & Area Area MANITOU Long Term Care) INC. Grain Insurance, Ger- ment. Call Randy Deneiko, 946- COMPUTERS 309 Main Street, Watrous mania Mutual, Sask. Mutual, 2605./16-24c 1-306-551-7188 BERGEN COMPUTERS. Serv- Ph: 946-3343 Bill Riach, CFP Home, Auto, Commercial, Farm, Hail, Blue Cross, GMS. Ph. WATROUS Massage, 311 Main The Watrous ing Watrous and area for over 18 bill@riachfi nancial.ca years. Gary Bergen, B.Sc. Sales, 836-4446, Simpson; 963-2004 St., Watrous. Featuring massage MANITOU C - STORES therapy, hot stone massage and service, networks, website and Imperial (Wed.); or 946-2864, has space for Phone: 946-2176 Watrous./29-4c Theralase low level laser treat- graphic design. 311 8th Ave. E., you to feature Watrous. 946-2061. www. or 866-528-2032 ment. Treatments are done by WESTERN FINANCIAL GROUP bergencomputers.com /13-48c PIP’S 9-48c registered massage therapist your business or - Watrous. Motor Licence Issuer. and certifi ed laser specialist Kyla service in the Home, farm, auto, commercial, These are the local businesses and SHARON CRITTENDEN, Certi- McDonald. Insurance claims wel- Business/Community 946-2666/946-2680 fi ed Financial Planner. Retire- hail, travel. Hours: Mon. to Fri., 9 come. Gift certifi cates available. services upon whom you call for directory. • Open 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily ment, estate and fi nancial consult- a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sat., 9 a.m. to Open Mon. - Thurs., 11 a.m. - 8 donations and assistance for 309 Main Street, Watrous • Gas, Diesel, Lotto ing, business plans, GICs, RRSP, 12, 1 to 5 p.m. Ph. 306-946-3655. p.m. and Fri. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. For community events and sports teams. Ph: 946-3343 • Large Selection of Confectionery Mutual Funds and other invest- Toll free 1-888-669-2235. www. more information or to book an Show them your support ments. Box 239 (306) 963-2022 westernfi nancialgroup.ca /16- appointment please call Kyla at Hwy. 2 & Main, Watrous Fax: 946-2026 Imperial, Sask. S0G 2J0./16-24c in return by shopping locally! 5-48c 24c 946-2141./16-24c [email protected] Business and Community Coming Events Directory 18 • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • THE WATROUS MANITOU SEPTEMBER - DATES FOR MANI- inar, Danceland, Manitou COMMUNITY PRINTING VETERINARIAN - GRIEF RECOVERY SUP- TOU Beach Communities Beach, Sask., Sat., Oct. 20, WATROUS ANIMAL HOSPITAL PORT Group. GriefShare in Bloom weekly bingo is 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Registra- The Watrous MEETINGS 707-4th Ave. E., Watrous across is a 13-week seminar and Thursday, Sept. 27, Oct. 4, tion 1-866-525-2844. $35/ - AL-ANON MEETS EVERY MANITOU from Melron Services. Drs. Al- support group for people 11. Doors open at 6 p.m. couple, $18/single. Hot lunch Thurs. 8 pm, Wat. Elem. lison Bartel and Amy McLaren, can help you with your who are grieving the death with bingo starting at 7 p.m. and beverages $20/person School, staff room (east D.V.M. Large and small animal of someone close to them, Manitou Beach Community payable at the door./35-5p door). Ph. 946-2466, 963- personal and commercial practice. Open Monday to Fri- beginning in Watrous Mon- Hall./29tfc printwork needs. day, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. On-call 2105; Young 259-4941, 257- day, Sept. 24, 5:30 to 7:30 - REGISTER NOW WITH after hours. Ph. 946-3657, Fax 3978./21-48c ✓ business cards 946-3605./16-24c p.m. Cost is $20. To register - ALLAN CULTURE DAY FRI., CTRC 946-2094. CTRC’s ✓ invoices contact Brenda 259-4880 or Sept. 28, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Al- upcoming classes: intro- - ALCOHOLICS ANONYM- ✓ letterhead Linda 946-2903./35-2p lan Parkland Hall. Hands-on duction to wine: this in- OUS meetings: Imperial, ✓ We have space for you envelopes to feature your business old-fashioned activities like formal evening will be fun, Tues., 7:30 pm. Pentecostal ✓ bills of lading - ALL YOU CAN EAT FIT- rope making, butter making, interactive and tasty! Learn Church (963-2204); Watrous, ✓ or service for the posters community to see. NESS - classes are upstairs horseshoeing, spool knit- about our palate, difference every Thurs., 8 pm. (946- ✓ invitations in Manitou Beach village of- ting and more! All activities between drinking and tasting Business/Community 2466)./29tfc 309 Main Street fi ce (946-2831). Mondays are free. Sponsored by Allan and experimenting with food Directory Rates until Oct. 29 - Fun with Community Heritage Society (must be 19 years or older), Watrous - WATROUS0\ 6XGRNXKINETTE CLUB  Ph: 946-3343 ONE MONTH Drama, 5:30 to 6 p.m.; Free and Museum./35-2c Oct. 25, 6 to 9 p.m., Gallery meets fi rst Tuesday of each Fax: 946-2026 50 words or less Meditation, 6:15 - 6:30 p.m.; on 3rd, $45 + GST; quilting month - September to June. — $20 plus GST Yoga, 6:35 - 7:45 p.m. Thurs- - 20 VARIOUS FIREARMS - candle mat or runner, Oct. SIX MONTHS: Interested in joining or for 50 words or less days until Oct. 25 - Yoga and for sale, Sat., Sept. 29, 10 23, 7 to 8 p.m., $30; GED more info contact Melodie REAL ESTATE — $75 plus GST Meditation, 6 to 7:30 p.m.; a.m. to 2 p.m. 210 Railway testing, Nov. 7 and 8, 9 a.m. Rostie 946-3694./29tfc EXECUTIVE REALTY WA- Ph: 946-3343 Fax: 946-2026 Fitness: Cardio-Core Move- Ave., Liberty, Sask./36-1p to 3 p.m., $35; computers for TROUS, residential and com- [email protected] ment with Music, 7:45 to 8:45 the novice learner, Nov. 13, - WATROUS ROTARY CLUB mercial listing. 107 Main St., Wa- The Watrous p.m. Fridays until Oct. 26 - - AQUASIZE CLASSES AT 15, 21, 9 a.m. to noon, $100; meets every Tuesday at 7 trous, Sask. Full-time real estate MANITOU Introduction to Meditation/ Manitou Springs Mineral Spa snowmobile safety clinic, a.m. at the United Church. service. Ph. Avril Reifferscheid on Mondays and Thursdays Dec. 1, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., $75/ 946-8520 or Kevin Harcourt 946- Practice, 6 to 7 p.m. Early watrousrotaryclub@sasktel. 6579./16-24c WORSHIP bird registration save $10 - at 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Cost is person, $155 family rate; net Check out our new Fa- Nov. 5 to Dec. 10. Online info/ $5.50/day or 10 classes for St. John’s First Aid, Nov. 24 cebook page!/29tfc registration 2 for 1: fi tsteenfi t- $50./29tfc and 25, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., SAFETY [email protected]/36tfc $174./36-1c SUDOKU - FARMER’S MARKET IS SEE PUZZLE BELOW. Sherwin Petersen, C.R.S.P. ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH - WATROUS HERITAGE back for another season - WATROUS KINETTE Rotating Services EASTSIDE Call 946-3630 CENTRE is holding an exhibit every Saturday until Sept. CRAFT Show and Sale, CONSULTING For weekly schedule “Main Street: Past & Present”, 29, 9 a.m. to noon beside Watrous Civic Centre, Sat., Training and On-site Safety Watrous • Young • Imperial Sept. 24 and 25, 7 to 9 p.m. Watrous Civic Centre. In Oct. 27, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. * * * Box 955, Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 Heritage Room./35-2p case of rain, indoors at the Trade Show and Sale featur- ALL SAINTS’ ANGLICAN CHURCH Watrous Senior Centre. Call ing home-based businesses, Ph: 306-946-2602 Rotating Services Call 946-3458 - DANCELAND, MANITOU Lil to book your table 259- Sat., Nov. 17, 10 a.m. to 3 Cell: 306-535-7379 33-24c For weekly schedule Beach offers entertainment 2149./19-18c p.m. To reserve your table Email: [email protected] Sunday Service & Church School for: Sept. 25 - toonie night please call Sara Trenouth at Watrous • Colonsay • Viscount - 8 to 9:30 p.m.; Sept. 29 - OCTOBER 946-2766 or sara.trenouth@ * * * Canadian Drifters; Oct. 6 - - THE FOOD BASKET CHAL- gmail.com /34-7c TIRE & BATTERY PHILADELPHIA MENNONITE SERVICE BRETHREN CHURCH The Hamps; Oct. 13 - Boom LENGE: a presentation by the Pastors Darren Holland and Town. Buffet - 6 to 7 p.m. Canadian Diabetes Associa- INTEGRA TIRE WATROUS. Nathan McCorkindale Dance - 8 p.m. to midnight. tion featuring Faith Rowland, Supplying all of your tire needs Offi ce: 102 - 5th Ave. West including on the farm and in the Phone 946-2743 or 1-800- Wed., Oct. 3, 11:45 a.m. to 1 946-3785 267-5037 for reservations. p.m. Watrous Seniors Cen- fi eld service. 601-4th Ave. E., Wa- Sunday School for all ages 10:00 a.m. trous. Ph. 946-3055 or after hours Worship Service ...... 11:00 a.m. www.danceland.ca /29tfc tre. Admission $5./36-2c 946-8893 or 946-2421./31-24c pmbchurch.wordpress.com * * * - MANITOU LODGE AUX- - WATROUS SWIMMING Watrous Tire & Batt ery LANIGAN & WATROUS ILIARY meeting, Wed., Sept. Pool bingo dates: Oct. 9, LUTHERAN PARISH 26, 1:30 p.m. in the multi- Nov. 13. Watrous Civic Cen- (1996) Ltd. Worship Service purpose room, Watrous Dis- tre. Doors open 6 p.m. Bingo Goodyear Tires ~ Batteries 11:15 a.m. Our Redeemer’s, Watrous starts 7 p.m. Cash prizes. ~ complete tire and battery September rict Health Complex./36-1c repair service, * * * Everyone welcome./16-28c vulcanizing, retread ~ WATROUS BAPTIST CHURCH SILPADA Sterling Pastor Doug Gregory - DRAKE & DISTRICT FOWL “On the Farm, In the Field 201 - 2nd Ave. W. Silver Jewelry WE DO FAXING! Tire Service” Phone 946-2996 - Watrous Supper, Fri., Oct. 19, 5 to 7 3rd Ave. W., Watrous Worship Service ...... 11 a.m. COME & GO p.m. Drake Community Cen- $ 00 946-3543 * * * 807-4th St. W., Watrous tre, Drake, Sask. Adults $12, 1 page long distance 5-48p WATROUS-YOUNG PASTORAL CHARGE Wednesday, Sept. 26 children 5 - 10 years old $5, ¢ 502 Main St. Ph. 946-3592 preschoolers free. Everyone .50 page local The Rev. Deborah Smith 6:00 - 9:30 pm VACUUMS Sunday Worship welcome./36-4c 9:30 a.m...... Young The Watrous NEW & USED (United/Lutheran Shared Ministry) Fall catalog has arrived! - SCRAPBOOKING WORK- VACUUM SALES & REPAIR 11:15 a.m. SHOP, Manitou Springs Re- Watrous United Church Tracy sort, Oct. 19 to 21. For more — ALL MAKES — * * * ANITOU BAGS, BELTS, MOTORS McGrath, details call Terry at 563-5912 M WATROUS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH PARTS AND SERVICE 709 Main St., Watrous Independent or 563-7013./36-2p 309 Main St. — Watrous, Sask. LORNE & LES JONES Pastor Vernon Allen Representative Phone (306) 946-3343 Fax (306) 946-2026 — 946-3991 — Service Sunday 10:30 a.m. - LAUGH YOUR WAY TO A E-mail: [email protected] 29tfc Everyone Welcome! 35-2c 0\6XGRNXBible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. Better Marriage video sem- I R A Q O P Q R S O B WATROUS PHARMACY N A P U R O U E A I R C R E E I R I S S S E Phone 946-3311 (after hours: 946-2836) H E R E T O N E P H E W • Prescriptions • Gift Items • Magazines • Greeting Cards • In-store digital printing • Daily Needs N O N T W O F E A S T M O N I Q U E Go L A G T O N U S E Riders!! Q U E S N E L L A M E R E Y E S O L T Flip flops: Mens & Ladies Q U I L L Q U E B E C T Caps: Mens & Ladies U M A O M B U R O I L T Mens Socks I B N N O R A T A R A T Toddler Fleece Aviator Hats D O S S T A B S T E P 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Mon. to Fri. & 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Sat. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2012 • 19 Imperial Simpson Gaylene Parry • 963-2961 Elaine Wilson • 836-4711 Bob and Rae Lewis were in Winnipeg recently to Doug and Wendy Gul- to Devon Howe in Watrous. is the daughter of Charles my daughter Lori Hoover visit Shaun, Alison and Krista Lewis. We all enjoyed a lacher were in Englefeld Chelsea is the daughter of and Marlene Moore. The and we attended the con- 90-minute tour at the Manitoba Legislative Building. Sunday, Sept. 16 to visit Donna Jensen and Chris newlyweds will reside in cert of The Lettermen at Frank Albo, author of The Hermetic Code, explained in their granddaughter Claire Murfi tt, Congratulations Edgeley. Congratulations the Prince Albert Centre of fascinating detail the magic and mystery, which is hid- on her sixth birthday. They to the happy couple. to the happy couple. the Arts. It was a wonderful den in plain view of the infl uence of Freemasonry in the all went to Humboldt for a John and Kathy Ens Ralph and Margaret evening of great music. architecture of this beautiful building. swim at the aquatic centre. were in Balgonie for the Moore also attended the Best wishes to Ralph Donn and Maureen weekend to attend the wed- Moore - Morris wedding. Crawford who has been in The Watrous Manitou requires correspondents for Allan, Guernsey Bergsveinson attended the ding of their granddaugh- This is their fi rst grand- hospital. Take care Ralph and Young. Please call Nicole at 946-3343 or wedding of their grand- ter Sarah Moore to Trevor child to be married. and hope you feel better email [email protected] daughter Chelsea Murfi tt Morris of Edenwold. Sarah I spent Friday night with soon.

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From front page: SHRIMP FACTORY and in article fi ve of the lease from the Prairie Refl ections, in 1964, general Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment manager Frank Debevc with Continental governing the property it states, “The Brine Shrimp Holdings Ltd. took over Lessee will not, during the lease term, Wardley Brine Shrimp Holdings. Fresh remove any buildings, fencing, water water was provided to the plant and systems or other improvements from the numerous boats brought in to use nylon said land without the written consent of nets. The company employed as many as the Lessor.” 70 people in all phases of the industry. They also said they sent the order of Then in 1971, declining shrimp resources remedy to the provincial Ministry of resulted in its closure before Debevc Environment Aug. 11 for their guidance purchased and cleaned up the place in on the matter and had not yet received a 1975. response as of last week. The Debevcs did Debevc said despite council’s receive confi rmation that the letter had unanimous approval to tear it down, “I arrived 11 days after they mailed it. will not demolish it. For me it is the oldest However, Upshall said there was nothing building, it has to be preserved for future in the appeal saying the brine factory generations.” would be improved. After consideration Having been at the resort village off of the Debevc’s submission, a motion was and on for almost 50 years, she added that passed Aug. 25 that it would be declined. money does indeed have to be spent on “We decided we would just carry on restoring the building but “if there is any with the order because (the building’s) organization, I am willing to give my lease condition hasn’t changed and the reasons of the land to them.” Then and now haven’t changed for it to be demolished.” Once the water level goes down, Debevc The high water level of Yuri maintained, “Yet at the same wondered “if there is an organization that Little Manitou Lake has not been time the lease prohibits us from taking would be interested in preserving it. I have kind to the brine shrimp factory unilateral action without (the Crown’s) the lease until 2029 and I achieved through over the last two years, engulfi ng written permission. Even if we wanted to the years that it isn’t such a tremendous virtually the entire building. do something, we can’t.” amount of money that I paid before. It was quite a different landscape Upshall said that may be so but as far “For me it is important (to keep it),” in the past, as shown by the as the village is concerned, it is the person said Vera. “I come from Europe (where) historical photo on the right. who pays the taxes that is responsible. they don’t demolish the old buildings, Submerged fencing and other “Traditionally, the person who holds the they do everything in order to preserve debris is creating a hazard, lease is responsible for upholding that them.” according to village council. lease and keeping the property in order. Dubevc also believes the water is –– (top) Daniel Bushman/TWM; If they don’t do that, then that is between slowly receding. “I would like to see how right photo supplied by Vera Debevc them and the Crown.” the building survives because it survived Upshall said it is a shame that the all the winds, all the ice, you name it.” freeze up so we are willing to wait until then we have to do something.” building has come to this state of disrepair. But the building may not last that long. then,” said the mayor. “We don’t like taking down historic “None of us like to see that here. However, Upshall said it is incumbent on council to “We don’t like getting in this position, properties but it is up to the owners to it is private property and it is a private protect the people and get rid of hazards. but it is our job to make sure there are no determine whether it is going to be taken owner’s individual right to do what they After consulting with the Ministry of liabilities for the village. In this particular down or not . . . We prefer people to take do with the property.” Environment, a demolition will be taking case we have bylaws that say if things get care of the property and keep it up before According to the local history book place. “They recommend doing it after in disrepair and if they become a hazard, this happens.”

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