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Pg 18-19 ...... Business/Community Directory N N I IN THIS ISSUE MAANITOUNITOU I IN THIS ISSUE Pg 19 ...... Coming Events Box 100, 309 Main St., Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 • P (306) 946.3343 • F (306) 946.2026 • [email protected] • www.thewatrousmanitou.ca • $1.25 Enterprising movie buff passionate for film ■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou and Confectionery. July 1, 2013 According to the local history book Prairie Refl ections, the Little Manitou Walking through the door of a video Theatre, which used to be on Video Stop’s rental store in most places across the property, was destroyed by a fi re in the country is now a thing of the past but the late 1930s. In 1937, the LOL (Orange) Hall, fi nal curtain has not fallen in Watrous originally a Methodist church before be- where fresh popcorn, snacks and an enor- coming a theatre, was brought in to where mous number of movies can still be had. A the Little Manitou Theatre had been. former theatre on Main Street in Watrous After being renovated it opened that same where seats used to take up the fl oor has year and was eventually taken over by the been transformed into a movie fan’s oasis Crawfords. with rows upon rows of fl icks to view. Extensive changes were made in the Owner of Video Stop in Watrous Earl entrance and lobby in 1968 and then in Hayhurst has been fi lling the appetite of 1976 it came under the ownership of Roxy movie lovers for decades, including his Developments with the Crawfords and own. While other movie rental businesses Dave and Rose Schafer as shareholders. like Blockbuster and Rogers have fallen by The theatre, which seated over 100 people, the wayside, Video Stop has been able to later closed its doors until years later when withstand - for the most part - the pressures Hayhurst would resurrect the place. of online rentals and advanced technology. Movie rental stores began to gain in Hayhurst’s enjoyment of fi lm came popularity in the late 1980s when VHS right at an early age. “My mom was a started fi nding its way into more and big movie buff and she always took me more homes. The video rental business in to movies in the theatre when I was real Watrous was bought by Lee and Lorraine little,” he said. Eckstrand who hired Hayhurst to work for One of his earlier memories at age them in 1989. The Eckstrands owned Pip’s four or fi ve was watching Alfred Hitch- confectionery and gas bar and had Video cock’s suspense/horror fi lm, The Birds. Stop located in the same building. “It kind of wrecked me for a while but it Two years after that, Hayhurst came to an was good,” Hayhurst chuckled. “It is one agreement to take over the video store him- of my favourite movies.” self and the rest, as they say, is history. He Hayhurst came to Watrous with his also moved into the gaming world, offering parents as a young child and has essen- systems and games for customers to rent. tially been here since. The movie guru did After accumulating lots of inventory spend a bit of time in Saskatoon during and having new ownership come in at the same period when video cassette fi rst Pip’s, the Video Stop owner looked else- began to take off, leading him to buy his where for a spot to run his business and in fi rst $2,000 VCR. After returning to town, 2003, moved to the empty theatre. Hayhurst was employed at TV Movie Cen- “My garage thanked me because I had tre on Main Street in 1985, renting out probably about 4,000 movies just sitting in VCRs and offering popular movie titles. there.” He then worked for local residents Burt Hayhurst did some renovations to get it and Bev Crawford who purchased the back up to par and then opened the doors More than a mouthful naming rights and logo of Video Stop. The to the now bright-blue coloured building. Looking skinnier than its offspring, a mother robin worms, forced to the surface of lawns and gardens Crawfords also owned the Roxy Theatre Open every day except for Christmas, tends to the needs of its hatchling, although this as water saturates the underground crawlers’ air on Main Street, which is where Hayhurst Hayhurst has employed Laura Lee Cy- young chick is probably already around a month space. There is nothing quite so amusing as watch- began working in 1987, getting fi lms ready renne and on occasion Tiffany Dreger to old. Morning and evening in particular, the air is ing the baby birds begin to fend for themselves, to be viewed. Coincidentally, this was the help out in his movie warehouse. fi lled with the calls of these and many other spe- hunting and pecking their way across the ground place Hayhurst would one day own, just “When people come in from out of town cies of birds. All the recent rain has certainly for tiny bugs and wriggling prey to fi ll their hungry across the street from where his parents they love the place. They are amazed,” he made it easy for them to harvest a good supply of bellies. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM once ran their business, Hayhurst’s Cafe (see back page: ONE OF A KIND)
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In an instant, communities can be hit hard by severe weather regardless of what season. While fl ooding took its toll on places a province away near the end of June, around Watrous the rain came but the storm that arrived during the middle of the month was fortunately not even close to what was experienced last year. Coincidentally, the storm last June that brought pow- erful winds, tornadoes, funnel clouds, hail, rain and light- ning throughout the province also happened around the same date as the large amount of rain this year. Environment Canada’s David Phillips said severe weather is not strictly about blizzards and wind chill in Saskatchewan; a litany of crazy conditions can be found during the summer time. “There were more tornadoes in Saskatchewan than there were in Oklahoma,” Phillips said about last year’s events. “They weren’t powerful but there were 33 of them - your record year.” This year, twisters and funnel clouds already have been spotted but it was a wave of rain that dropped through parts of Saskatchewan during the middle of June that drenched everything. According to Environment Canada’s weather data, Watrous received at least 20.6 mm June 14, 1.4 mm June 15 and 8.1 mm June 16. That total comes in at just over an inch but there were reports of more than that falling around the area. Further north, Waskesiu was hit hard- est with 130 mm or above fi ve inches of rain from June 13 The view up above to 15. That area also saw part of Hwy. 2 washed out. The 13071RR00 Skirting Watrous last Wednesday evening was this formidable cloud road, 52 km north of Prince Albert, was later reopened. formation. Environment Canada had earlier issued warnings for se- Last year, heavy rainfall hit Watrous June 13 with vere thunderstorm activity. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM (see page 14: STORMS) PepperTree 5-Star Local ✰✰✰✰✰ Gourmet Catering news At the centre Give us a call Crib winners at the Senior for your next event!! Centre Thursday, June 20 were: ladies fi rst - Olive Sundquist, Main Street, Watrous 899; ladies second - Sylvia Fal- 306-946-3344 kowsky, 892; travelling - Olive Sundquist; men’s fi rst - Earle Johnson, 877; men’s second - Thelma Sather, 866; travelling - Grace Anderson. Homesteader was Cicely Wieliczko. WATROUS SALVAGE Kaiser winners at the Senior Centre Monday, June 24 were: now offers fi rst - Grace Anderson, 206; GULLACHER - Kade Evan second - Joyce Hendryk, 182; tractor repair Felix was born May 26, third - Ev Adams, 174; fourth - 2013 at Regina General Marie Brumwell, 171. service. Hospital weighing 9 lbs., Anyone interested in 1 oz. and 21 in. long to submitting Watrous local news proud parents Kelly and can do so by faxing 946-2026, Sara and siblings Choc emailing watrous.manitou@ Call Joe, 306-946-2222 and Jayda. Grandparents sasktel.net or stopping by the Evan and the late Karen offi ce. Gullacher from Imperial The Watrous Manitou will be closed Monday, July 15 are excited to welcome through to Friday, July 26 for summer holidays. their 16th grandchild. Ma- Senior mens ternal grandparents are There will be no paper published July 22 or 29. Bernie and Sheila Felix of golf Melanie Upcoming issue dates include July 8 and 15, and August 5. Lumsden./26-1p Forty golfers made it out Deneiko to the senior men and women Jenessa Renee scramble June 27 at Manitou convocated on Paproski Beach Golf Course. June 6, 2013 from The low score of 36 was U of S Spring the University of EEffectiveffective recorded by the team of Convocation 2013 George Wright, Ivan Sookeroff, Saskatchewan with a Bachelor of Commerce iimmediatelymmediately . . . Bob Brown and John Alling- Bachelor of Science Human Resources ham and the team of Lanny in Kinesiology (Exercise Kitz, Glenn Crawford, Dorothy with Distinction. TThehe WatrousWatrous Douglas and Don Adair. and Sport Studies) We are so proud of you! Closest to the pin on hole with a Minor in Congrats! Love, Dad, eight were Freda Walker and MAANITOUNITOU Chris Moffat. On hole four, Biomedical Science. Mom, Tenesha, Poppa Joe, Congratulations. Nana, Gramma, and Caroline Kitz was the closest. Diane Richards and Chris Train We are very proud uncles & aunts. WILL BE CLOSING made the longest putts. proud of you! Jerry Osmak and Dor- Love mom, dad Friday afternoons othy Douglas won closest th to the 150 yard marker and and families. until August 30 Terry Douglas and Joanne Schroeder were closest to the g O line. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • 3 Your writing Studio Trail group in sixth year could win offering exclusive local art ■ submitted by Frank Wilson/ decorative concrete garden Spirit of Manitou group known personally, and who Watrous stones and fi gures. is holding a draw that will may just inspire the viewer contest For the sixth-consecutive The artists have set give visitors a chance to to tap their own desire to You can win cash prizes and have your writing year, artists in the Watrous aside the weekend of July win a gift certifi cate worth create something unique published. district are holding out 6 and 7 to display their $100 towards the purchase and satisfying. Send us an account of your recollections, mem- an invitation to summer varied works. Participants of a work of art of their A preliminary visit to ories, grass roots experiences or amusing incidents, travellers interested in see- are located in Watrous and choice from any of the ex- the Town of Watrous web- in the form of a short story, essay, or anecdote (fi c- ing some excellent, home- district and in and near hibitors’ locations. site, under Artists Trail, tion or non-fi ction). Entrant must be over 18 years. grown, creative work. the communities of Mani- Ultimately, the Spirit will provide details as to Writing is limited to 850 words. Fifteen artists, mem- tou Beach, Meacham and of Manitou Studio Trail the artists’ identities and As well as the opportunity to win a cash prize, bers of the Spirit of Mani- Viscount. Travelling to holds out the opportun- their work, plus a map the best pieces of creative writing will be published, tou Studio Trail, will be the various locations gets ity to enjoy the uniquely of the various locations in a top quality anthology. This volume will show- happy to greet you during those with an interest in beautiful works crated by involved in the Spirit of case the best work received. the two-day event that will exceptional local talent out a sector of Saskatchewan Manitou Trail (see www. Any writer, previously published or not, may enter exhibit everything from into the countryside and artists, many of whom are spiritofmanitou.ca). this contest and be a winner. New and unpublished oil paintings to ceramics, offers a chance to meet the writers are encouraged to send in their work. Any sub- water colours, sculpture, artists themselves on their ject or style is acceptable and there is no entry fee. handmade willow furni- own turf. The work must be original and typed or neatly ture, wood carvings and As a way of encouraging the litt le live hand written. Name, age and address must be in- decorative wood works, the erstwhile traveller, the HEALTH MARKET cluded on the front page of the work (one entry per 103 Main Street, Watrous • 946-3003 person). Work should be no longer than 850 words on 8 1/2” x 11” paper and postmarked no later than Tues. - Fri. ~ 9 am to 5:30 pm • Sat. ~ 8:30 am - 5:30 pm July 31, 2013. Authors will be contacted by letter. Send your entry to: Adult Short Story Contest 10% OFF Bell Lifestyle Products st th (N), P.O. Box 44169 - RPO Gorge, Victoria, B.C., V9A July 1 to 6 7K1 or email to [email protected] ∂ NaturalK Sunscreen/Bug Spray Lin stock!! Submit your 20% OFF for Seniors, 1st Wed. of every month. John’s Plate Lunch Special poetry Feature of the Week The Poetry Institute of Canada announces its 20th \ [ annual open poetry contest for fall 2013. Following its Bourbon Street Tacos successful 2012 contest, it will again award cash and Tender shredded pork, Bourbon bbq sauce, other prizes to poets. crisp coleslaw, wrapped in three soft fl our tortillas. Any poet, previously published or not, may enter Served with your choice of side. $ 95 this contest and be a winner. The contest is open to ∂ 12 all poets of any age. Any subject or style of poetry or JOHN’S prose poetry is acceptable and there is no entry fee. Plate 212-1st Ave. W., Watrous New and unpublished poets are encouraged to send FAMILY DINING in their work. “Where quality matters” 306-946-2314 The poem should be original and consist of 24 lines or less. As well as the opportunity to win a cash prize, the best poems received will be published in a Gallery expands staff beautiful hard cover anthology of verse. Colby Ard is the new summer gallery assistant at Watrous and Area Realty To enter, please send one original poem only Arts Council’s Gallery on 3rd. Hailing from Kindersley, Colby is to: Open Ages Poetry Contest (N), P.O. Box 44169 working toward a fi ne arts degree at the University of Saskatch- Executives - RPO Gorge, Victoria, B.C., V9A 7K1 or email to ewan. Since arriving, Colby is enjoying the atmosphere and pace Watrous [email protected] of life in the Watrous Manitou Beach area. She continues to meet Name, age and address should be included on and interact with other members of the vibrant local arts commun- the same page as the poem. Typed or neatly written ity. In addition to assisting Sarah McKen, arts council administrator, 108 Main Street, Watrous • 306-946-1010 poems please. Entries should be postmarked no later Colby is running summer drop-in art-making classes for kids. The Avril Reifferscheid, Broker: 306-946-8520 than July 31, 2013. one-hour sessions run Tuesdays at 3:20 p.m. and Thursdays at 6 p.m. The sessions are free and all kids are welcome./26-1c [email protected] For updates and complete listing information, HILDEL BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICES LTD. call, email or visit our website: Attention: Farmers, Small Business and Corporations CLEAN UP www.watrousrealty.com WATROUS NOKOMIS Now taking new clients for: 209 13th Ave...... $649,900 Buds & Blossoms...... REDUCED $29,900 bookkeeping, payroll and GST YOUR YARD! 101 6th Ave. W...... $529,900 SIMPSON We’re excited to announce that Ô Ó 706 4th St. W...... $479,900 401 South Boundry Rd...... $99,000 we now have the following software: • will pick up 314 12th Ave. E. .. REDUCED $329,900 107 Saskatchewan Ave...... $64,900 • AgExperts • Quick Books • Sage 6 Meadows Place REDUCED $287,900 309 York St ...... $49,900 machinery, vehicles, piles; 303 2nd Ave. W...... $324,900 No job too small!!!! 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Spring Breakers - This could be called when Dis- ney Channel teen stars go bad. From the dark mind of writer/director Harmony Korine (Kids, Gummo, Mister Lonely) comes this girls gone wild tale of four college girls (including Disney Channel’s sweethearts Vanessa Hudgens, Selena Gomez) who go on a robbery, sex, drugs, booze and killing spree under the guidance of a demen- ted drugs/arms dealer played with gusto by James Fran- co. Lots of fun, just not for the entire family. (14A) Admission - First post 30 Rock role for the great Tina Fey has her starring as a Liz Lemon esque (typecasting) Princeton admissions offi cer who gets involved in a blast from her past when she discovers a student who is apply- ing may just be the son she gave up for adoption years earlier. Paul Rudd co-stars. (PG) Dead Man Down - Reteaming of the original Girl with the Dragon Tattoo director (Niels Arden Oplev) and star (Noomi Rapace) along with the great Colin Farrell in this tale of drugs, violence and revenge. Terrifi c thriller but with that pedigree it is what we expect. Special props to Terrence Howard as the evil mob boss. (14A) The Host - From the evil Stephenie Meyer who tor- tured us for years with those horrible Twilight movies and books comes this tale of an alien invasion and the Band plays fi nal tune girl who risks everything for love and freedom. For the tween set. (PG) as season ends ■ Daniel Bushman central band. chard. “Generally we have classical, jazz, blues, rock, The Watrous Manitou “We went on tour to close to 100 per cent partic- latin and funk. As well, July 1, 2013 Calgary for four days, par- ipation in Gr. 5 but in the many great friendships ticipating in a jazz work- older grades it is harder come from rehearsing Along with school com- shop and performing at to retain students as kids together, travelling, and ing to a close, students in schools and retirement become really busy.” hanging out as a band.” The Watrous Manitou welcomes submissions band also wrapped up the centres.” Pritchard said he has While it is recommend- year. Band director Gra- The group also visited tried to make band as fl ex- ed that older students be- of poems, short articles and photographs. ham Pritchard for Hori- the Calgary Zoo and did ible as possible to accom- ginning on an instrument Drop off at 309 Main Street or zon School Division the some roller-skating while modate busy schedules. in a higher grade consult last few years said they on tour. Pritchard said Nearly all of the Gr. 5, 6 with their music teacher email [email protected] had an excellent year in other highlights from the and 7 students from vari- about joining an after- year included earning a ous schools at which Prit- school group, Pritchard 95 per cent at the local chard instructs combined said anyone can register music festival and having into mass bands for music for school band. Canadiana Crossword a workshop with the Uni- festival. “All the students “School band groups Our Towns versity of Saskatchewan had a workshop as well. It meet twice during the six- jazz ensemble. “Our mini- was a new experience for day cycle and it is a pull- By Bernice Rosella and James Kilner tour was also a success in everyone and it went very out program. Our school ACROSS promoting band and ad- well.” bands generally perform 1 Fundamentals 1234 5678 vertising to students the Central band met ev- two to four times through- 5 Tow central band group as an ery Wednesday from 4:30 out the year. Garage band 9 White ___ Alberta 9 10 11 activity they may enjoy.” p.m. to 8 p.m. with a sup- is open to students in Gr. 10 Radiant With numbers steady per break and was offered 8 to 12 and our senior ga- 12 13 14 12 Mutter and even slightly up to those in Gr. 7 to 12. rage band accompanied 13 Hacienda 15 Crafts' companion 15 16 17 18 from last year, there has The touring group also central band on tour this been lots of interest from performed many times year as well.” 16 Bishop's ceremonial 19 20 21 22 garment younger grades. throughout the year. This was Pritchard’s “We have always had Pritchard said band fi nal season, who is mov- 18 Similar 23 24 25 26 19 ____ Zadora (Actress and enough for a functional can be a very positive ex- ing to Saskatoon to teach singer) 27 28 29 central band; however, the perience for students tak- in the public system come 20 Typographical errors more students, the more ing part. “Students get to fall. The band director 22 Summer, to Stephane 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 exciting and colourful the explore music from a va- said Brook Hamilton will 23 Of the sun sound will be,” said Prit- riety of styles including be fi lling his shoes. 25 Surgical stitches 38 39 40 41 27 Photo 42 43 44 45 29 WW2 airforce 30 Basutoland (formerly) 46 47 48 49 34 Stras _____ (Saskatchewan town) 50 51 38 Bouillon cube 39 British noblemen 52 53 41 Container 42 Speed ( as cloud forma- tions ) 3 Vintage designation 26 ET vehicle perhaps 44 Ancient auto 4 Alley cat 28 ____ bourg ( place in 45 Marty Robbins made her 5 Murray ____ ( place in Quebec ) cantina famous Prince Edward Island ) 30 Declination 46 Radio or TV genre 6 Turkish potentate 31 Surpass 48 Grim _____ 7 Arm bone 32 Southern Manitoba town 50 Cotton fabric 8 Dressing room feature 33 Mineral source 51 Poisonous alkaloid 9 Oddity 35 Idealist's world 52 Greene or Podborski 11 _____ court ( place in 36 Ascendant gear Alberta ) 37 Growl 53 Kamour ____ ( Quebec 12 Charts 40 City in Spain Municipality ) 14 Aces 43 Platter On key 17 Recordings (colloquially ) 45 Status The instruments have stopped playing for another part in a jazz workshop and performed at schools DOWN 20 Mundane 47 Caliph season as band came to an end. Students from and retirement centres. The group also held a mini 1 Concerning Aortae 21 Knifes 49 Winged goddess of the Horizon School Division who were part of central tour where they stopped in local schools, includ- 2 Derelicts 24 Mil. address dawn band headed west to Calgary where they took ing Watrous Elementary (pictured). ANSWERS ON PAGE 19 –– Daniel Bushman/TWM BBusinessusiness andand AgricultureAgriculture THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • 5 4-H members receive scholarships After hard work and dedication from the winners, 4-H Saskatchewan announced a total of 11 scholar- ships totaling $8,500 to 4-H members throughout the province, including one locally. Catherine Lang of Colonsay received $1,000 from the Hector Loveridge Memorial Scholarship, which is a University of Saskatchewan entrance scholarship for students entering the College of Agriculture in a degree or diploma course. 4-H Saskatchewan is a youth-driven organization that focuses on skill and leadership development for youth ages six to 25 years of age. It is dedicated to the growth and development of members, leaders, volun- teers and staff through the motto, “Learn to Do by Do- ing.” The Saskatchewan 4-H Council serves over 3,000 members and over 770 leaders. 4-H Saskatchewan of- fers many opportunities to its members and leaders including conferences, competitions, scholarships, Onto the next phase travel opportunities and more. A cold, wet spring meant farmers were seeding later than usual. However, spraying is now well underway. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM Canpotex holds railcar
maintenance facility 13071AS00 grand opening Canpotex invested $60 nals on the west coast is and long-term job oppor- million in a new facility the lifeline of our logis- tunities here at home, to ensure that its railcars tics, and this facility al- while ensuring Canpo- are effi ciently maintained lows Canpotex to remain tex continues to meet the for the safe and timely the world’s premier pot- growing demand for pot- transportation of Canpo- ash exporter. With the ad- ash overseas, and drive tex’s Saskatchewan pot- dition of a railcar main- our reputation for qual- ash to export terminals tenance facility here in ity, service and reliabil- for shipment onwards to Saskatchewan, we are ity,” stated Steve Dechka, offshore markets. This able to stimulate capital Canpotex’s president and new facility, which held investment, construction chief executive offi cer. its grand opening June 21, provides Canpotex with greater control over Looking for its railcar maintenance, thereby enhancing the Hail Insurance?? performance of its fl eet. Located approximately Call Jim Crittenden 12 kilometres southwest 306-220-1229 of Lanigan in the Rural Municipality of Usborne, Imperial this facility provides all- Companies Offered: weather inspection and • Co-op Hail • Henderson Hail light repair, automated railcar wash, and wheel maintenance services for Canpotex’s 5,000 railcars. RAYGLEN COMMODITIES INC. This new facility is part 1-800-729-4536 –– Saskatoon, SK of a railcar logistics strat- egy initiated in 1996 when Tired of taking a price? Set your own price at Canpotex partnered with www.rayglen.com. Local service, national presence. 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Richlea: #1 $0.21/lb Fob June/July thewatrousmanitou or at www.thewatrousmanitou.com Reds: #2 $0.25-0.26/lb Fob June/July “The movement of our CANOLA: $13.50 Fob June/July potash from Saskatch- Subscribe online and receive your paper Friday! at time of without notice. printing and subject to change ewan to our export termi- 27, 2013. Prices accurate June prices for are following The “Make us an offer” EEditorialditorial aandnd OOpinionpinion 6 • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU Plan to pay yourself Retirement is coming at you faster than you ex- Managing pected - but that is okay because you expect those years to be fulfi lling, brimming with new experiences and ac- your money tivities. You will enjoy the retirement lifestyle you have dreamed about if you plan now to be sure you will have the fi nancial resources you will need for all your retire- ment years and that could be for a lot of years. Accord- ing to Statistics Canada*, life expectancy for seniors has been on an upward trend over the last 15 years. The foundation of your retirement plan is your retire- ment income - so you need to know where it will come from and how much it will be. Check these sources: * The federal government offers: - the Canada Pension Plan/Québec Pension Plan (CPP/ QPP) that provides about 25 per cent of your average annual earnings during your working life, up to cer- tain limits. They are indexed annually for infl ation and are taxable. John Gunderson, CFP - Old Age Security (OAS) benefi ts usually begin be- tween age 65 and age 67. Benefi ts are taxable, indexed for infl ation and ‘clawed back’ in increasing amounts as your individual net income climbs above a threshold amount. * Your company pension plan - possibly a defi ned bene- fi t (DB) plan that guarantees a specifi c pension for your lifetime or perhaps through a defi ned contribution (DC) plan that does not guarantee the amount of your future benefi ts. * Your registered and non-registered investments. To be sure your retirement income will last a life- time: * Know the retirement lifestyle you want. “Back in the day, when fence lines were used to transmit telephone calls, * Estimate your retirement spending for essentials that one never knew who might be listening in . . .” are not easily reduced and discretionary expenses that you can control. * Assess your investment strategies. Consider a con- servative strategy for essential expenses and a more growth-oriented strategy for investments to support The moon in June is a big la luna your discretionary spending. * Manage your withdrawals from retirement savings. We were driving along celestial bodies. Rather, the moon will only be a Establish a withdrawal rate that matches the size of a country road June 22 it came from astrology. “scant” fi ve kilometers Neighbourly and expected return on your retirement savings over when one of the passen- Astrology is defi ned as closer to Earth. the number of years you plan to make withdrawals. gers commented on the “the study of movements Now, we all know the * Tax plan effi ciently. Consider tax-reduction strategies beautiful moon. It was and relative positions of moon controls the tides News like income-splitting, sharing CPP/QPP benefi ts with so big and bright and celestial bodies interpret- so what effect does a your partner, limiting fully taxable RRIF withdrawals, appeared as a perfect ed as having an infl uence supermoon have on the allocating assets effectively, using a Tax-Free Savings sphere in the night sky. on human affairs and the tides? Well, tides are Account and taking advantage of the tax-sheltering Another passenger com- natural world.” higher than usual with benefi ts of your RRSP by making your maximum con- mented that this was a Even more interesting full moons, so super- tribution up to the end of the year you turn 71. “supermoon”. about the full moon this moons bring the highest You can build a retirement income that fi ts your life- Well, what the heck is year is the fact it lines and lowest tides of all. It style dreams and will last for all your retirement years a supermoon? up more closely with the does not mean this will when you have the right plan - and that should start According to the closest point to Earth cause fl ooding unless with seeking advice and counsel from a professional experts, a supermoon (termed a “perigee”) there is a strong weather advisor who has the expertise to keep you on the right is “the coincidence of a than ever before. That system in the area. If fi nancial track for your lifetime. full moon or a new moon means the moon lies you live near a coast, just *The Daily, Thursday, May 31, 2012 with the closest approach only 356,991 kilometres keep in mind the tides This column, written and published by Investors Group the Moon makes to the or 221,824 miles away. will be accentuated dur- Financial Services Inc. and Investors Group Securities Earth on its elliptical Compare that with the ing this time. Inc. presents general information only and is not a so- orbit.” Comparison farthest point, which Of course, there is the licitation to buy or sell any investments. Contact your own pictures of a “normal” will be July 7 this year usual speculation more advisor for specifi c advice about your circumstances. For moon and a “super- at 406,490 kilometres or natural disasters happen Star gazers are more information on this topic please contact your Invest- moon” side by side show 252,581 miles. This is at this time, specifi cally excited because the ors Group Consultant. the supermoon appears called the “apogee”. earthquakes and tsuna- larger when viewed from Star gazers are excited mis but there is no solid 2013 supermoon is the Earth. because the 2013 super- scientifi c evidence to really super. The one Those of us in the car moon is really super. The suggest this is true. Some Musings Saturday night will cer- one in 2013 represents have tried to link the 2011 in 2013 represents ■ with Ann Onymous tainly confi rm that fact. the closest encounter Tohoku earthquake and the closest encounter Save a penny . . . dog food, even when bought in It did appear larger and with planet Earth once tsunami and the 2004 with planet Earth . . . bulk, is not cheap. When a friend told me that her more brilliant. NASA in 18 years even though Indian Ocean earthquake –– a general interest column dogs had been digging up cattail roots and eating says a supermoon is 14 they occur in cycles of and tsunami with the by contributor Peg Hasein them, I was immediately struck with the thought that per cent larger and 30 per 14 lunar months. If you supermoon but in reality an almost unlimited supply of dog food is lying out cent brighter than one remember science class, the moon was farther there in fi elds and ditches, waiting to be harvested. at the moon’s farthest a lunar month refers to away, not closer to Earth. Since the dogs chose this food themselves, it is likely point. the time period between All I know is it was nutritious. Interestingly, the word successive full moons one huge moon that Another vegetable that dogs seem to enjoy is spa- supermoon did not origi- (approximately one we saw that night. We ghetti squash, which they will eat raw. Cats seem to nate from astronomy, month). The next time a stopped to appreciate its like their vegetables cooked - beets and squash appeal which is the branch of supermoon occurs will beauty. And, that is the to them. science that deals with be Aug. 10, 2014 when end of it.
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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, JULY 1, 2013 • 7 Catastrophe over missing mac and cheese Reece Winfi eld, 18, people riding around on a speculating about the reactions of the three feet of snow in upstate New York on and Corey Hobson, 17, of Rascal while playing Words various ‘Storage Wars’ characters would Memorial Day,” observed Terry Etter, who Mansfi eld, England were How ta With Friends,” quipped Jim be upon exploring that unit. Barry was must have spent part of the time in Sas- videotaped stealing from a Barach, “were so far ahead the consensus choice to have the best reac- katchewan. “With all these mood swings, newsstand while wearing look at of their time?” tion! It is not believed the family will be you have ask: Is Mother Nature preg- low-slung trousers. Police In Illinois, teacher John charged with a crime. nant?” identifi ed them when they the news Dryden had just taught his NBC News reports female terrorist Brad Dickson called this one, ‘Her hips were caught, still wearing Batavia High School social trainees at training camps are now being don’t lie, but her husband does.’ A Los the same underwear, two studies students about the fi tted with explosive breast implants and Angeles woman has set a world record for days later. Of course, they Bill of Rights when he was sent abroad. “The TSA was jubilant to ‘largest hips’ with an eight-foot circumfer- did themselves no favours directed to administer a hear the news,” reported Argus Hamilton. ence. Still, when she asks her husband (ac- by posting Facebook photos survey that called on stu- “They have not had a licence to grope like cording to Dickson), ‘Do these pants make of the stolen items and dents to reveal whether they this since the salad days in the months my hips look big?’ he says, ‘Course not.’ boasting about their crime. were using drugs. Since the after 9-11.” Japan’s youth is caught up in a new Alex Robinson has students needed to include Roseland Community Hospital is lo- craze, eyeball licking, but doctors warn shown an entrepreneurial their name on the form, he cated on the South Side of Chicago, ad- that it is spreading more than affection. side when he offered his reminded his students that mittedly in a tough neighbourhood. The Known as ‘oculolinctus’ and ‘worming,’ services to drive vehicles the Bill of Rights protects hospital is millions in debt and fi ghting to the act can transmit conjunctivitis, herpes over the eight kilometre them from having to con- stay open. Among those actively fi ghting and, in extreme cases, cause blindness as Bay Bridge in Maryland. fess to crimes. Offi cials said to keep the facility open is a street gang, the eye tissue becomes damaged. Because it is a nerve- the survey was not to catch which says it will protest the possible clos- A Florida man allegedly stabbed his wracking endeavour due to kids, but intended to help ing side-by-side with other groups. “It’s own brother in a fi ght over missing mac high winds, Robinson will the school identify students bad enough we’re out here harming each and cheese and spilled beer. Randy Zip- drive vehicles across for –– a general interest column who needed help. Dryden other,” said Don Dirk Acklin, co-founder perer, 49, is charged with aggravated bat- $25. The bridge towers 60 by contributor Gene Hauta was formally reprimanded of the Black Disciples gang. “But then for tery and obstructing an offi cer without metres above Chesapeake for reminding his students the hospital to close that can help people violence after he allegedly attacked his Bay, which means it is often moving. about their rights. that is innocent and being harmed? That’s younger brother when he could not fi nd Meanwhile, people with disabilities The AMA has recently labelled obesity genocide.” Just a little added info - over his macaroni and cheese. His 47-year-old have been taking advantage of a generous as a disease. “Which means that pizza de- Father’s Day weekend there were at least brother even tried to help him look, but offer by Disneyland and Disney World. liverers are now offi cially categorized as 39 people shot in 15 separate incidents, he accidentally knocked over Zipperer’s Some people have been earning hefty ‘carriers,’” noted Barach. “So how do they with at least seven killed, despite Chica- beer. Zipperer then grabbed a knife from black-market fees by taking strangers into label that when a fat person gets food poi- go’s notoriously strict gun control laws. the kitchen and stabbed his brother in the parks, using the liberal disability pass- soning?” Randy Cassingham commented, “Geno- the stomach. He survived. Zipperer apolo- es, which allow for up to fi ve relatives or Employees at the U-Stor Self Storage in cide is at the hand of the killers, not the gized for his action, but also threatened to guests at a time to accompany the disabled Clearwater, Fla. received a gruesome sur- system that can’t save them.” beat his brother when he gets out of jail. person in skipping the sometimes-hours- prise when they discovered the corpse Hooters offered dads 10 free chicken “Frontier Airlines will now charge $100 long lines and having immediate access to of Ann Bunch, whose body had been in a wings on Father’s Day. “Nothing says for a carry-on bag,” observed Bill Williams. the rides. The pass-holding “guides” were storage unit for the past 17 years. Because Happy Father’s Day like taking dad to “Guess I’ll have to make the wife walk.” charging as much as $200 for the service. they could not afford a funeral, her family Hooters to let him know he was a distant, Ouch. If you think I am doing anything with A Google expert says we will be up- had kept their grandmother’s corpse in a absent and unloving father,” said Alex that line, you do not know Mrs. How ta! loading our entire minds into computers rented unit since 1995. The body had been Kaseberg. Suffi ce it to say, we are not fl ying any- by 2045 and our bodies will be replaced by prepared for burial and was in a casket. “What a crazy spring! First, it was real- where this summer! Instead, I will keep machines in 90 years. “Who knew those The online story was full of comments ly cold. Then it got really hot. Now there’s reading between the lines . . . A farmer needs the courage of a wolverine and the wisdom of Solomon
Ed, my neighbour next when a person is all out of jor changes unless we have door, tells me it keeps get- them. I told Ed this is not no choice. It is hard to have ting harder and harder just a problem for farm- humility and put our faith to be a farmer. The tight- ers. Every one runs out of in God to remedy a prob- rope walk between profi t courage and wisdom, just lem we are set on fi xing and loss is slipperier than like running out of milk ourselves. ever. Crop diversifi cation and eggs. In the Bible, there was a calls for the ready courage Living our lives can woman who was subject to of a wolverine to take on demand more courage bleeding for 12 years. She new crops and seed var- and wisdom than we have had suffered a great deal ieties. Not even Solomon stockpiled. A trip to the under the care of many in all his wisdom could doctor can take more cour- doctors and had spent all foresee how the price for age than we may have. she had, yet instead of get- crops will turn out at har- When we are facing tests ting better, she grew worse. vest time. Throw in bad and treatments, or physic- When she heard of Jesus, weather like hail, add ma- al therapy with no cure she was totally humbled chinery problems and it is in sight, we can fi nd our- at her own efforts to heal time to fi nd extra courage selves without the courage her bleeding. She was wise and wisdom. Problem is and wisdom to keep going. enough to believe if Jesus that no one has any cour- Situations and problems could heal others, he could age or wisdom to spare come along where noth- heal her. She thought, if I ing we do makes a bit of have the courage to come difference. It is like driv- up behind him and touch Neighbourly ing on a treacherously icy his cloak, I will be healed. road and control of the car That is what she did and advice slips away from us. Then immediately her bleed- we spin around and are ing stopped and she was heading in the wrong lane freed from her years of according at oncoming traffi c. Our suffering. best-planned lives get out In the wisdom of God, to Ed of control and leave us at Jesus realized power to the bottom, rather than at heal had gone out from the top. We want to be fi rst him and stopped, turned in line, but are last. around and asked, “Who Perhaps we do tend to touched my clothes?” The snarl and storm our way woman came and told him through life like a wolver- the truth - that she had ine. We attack our days touched him for healing. with an attitude that we Jesus said, “Your faith has will do what needs to be healed you. Go in peace.” done. We thoughtlessly do It takes courage and what we have done before, wisdom to ask God for help –– a spiritual column as if repetition is always after we have the humility by contributor Raymond Maher wise. Change trips us up to admit we need help from www.accordingtoed.com and most of us resist ma- Him. Sports and Recreation 8 • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU
What a way to end The Point the NHL season. If you changed channels or blinked, you may have After missed the unbelievable comeback in game six of the Stanley Cup fi nal. Down 2-1, Chicago evened the score with 1:16 to play in the third, then just 17 seconds later took the lead against Boston and shut the door to win its second Stanley Cup in four years. Hopping into Much like what Boston did to Toronto in the open- the pool ing round, Chicago tallied Summer arrived and so two late goals to shock the did the swimmers as the Bruins on home ice and Watrous Swimming Pool snatch the Cup before a fi - began offering lessons for What a fi nish at this nal game seven. Forward another season. For the most year’s Stanley Cup Patrick Kane captured part, sunshine and warm fi nal between the Conn Smythe trophy weather aided in making as the best player in the it a good start to the Chicago and postseason run and cap- fi rst set of lessons. Boston. The NHL tain Jonathan Toews skat- –– Daniel Bushman/TWM ed off with the Cup. While season is all over Kane’s trophy could be de- and I enjoyed the bated - with goalie Corey shorter season. Crawford leading in goals –– a sports column against and wins - there was no doubt that the best by TWM reporter team in the regular sea- Daniel Bushman son was the best come the fi nal whistle. Despite this being a lockout year, it may have been one of the most enjoyable from a hockey fan’s point of view. Favourite teams aside, it was a dandy to watch, including the Stanley Cup fi nal between Chicago and Boston. I like the shortened season. Of course, the league would never go for a 48-game schedule instead of 82, but it was sure fun to see a sprint, not a marathon, to the postseason. Then, to have the top team in the NHL face the fi fth best in a thrilling fi nal was a treat for hockey fans. Chicago who had a solid run of wins during the regu- lar season and then fi nished with 77 points, fi ve ahead of Pittsburgh, met Boston. The Bruins were a team that were big, skilled and had a solid netminder in Tuukka Rask who also could have won the Conn Smythe. At one point in the fi nals, it looked as though the Bruins had SHSAA recognizes local fi gured out how to stop the high-powered Blackhawks offense but Chicago managed to come alive at the right time. duo for their service Ironically, Boston’s fate was similar to what it did to Toronto in round one. In game seven, Toronto led 4-2 Dedication and hard 19 to 21. award, the highest honour in the 375 high schools in with 1:22 to go. Boston scored two goals to force overtime work were recognized Of those, two are famil- the association bestows to Saskatchewan. and then won in the extra frame. This time around in during the Saskatchewan iar to the area: Rex Selby of its members. The SHSAA also recog- game six against Chicago, the team saw a one-goal lead High Schools Athletic As- Young and Kathy Maki of During the past year, al- nized retiring executive evaporate with 1:16 remaining and only 17 seconds more sociation’s 65th annual Clavet. The two were rec- most 40,000 students took members and elected new for the ‘Hawks to take the lead and eventually win the meeting. As coaches and ognized for their service part in interschool ac- ones. Three individuals Cup. athletes called it a day as and were part of 12 others tivities at the senior high retired from the provin- In any case, it was a good fi nal and now the antici- school wrapped up, indi- throughout Saskatchewan school level. The SHSAA cial executive and fi ve pation grows for the rest of the teams as the NHL en- viduals and competitors in that category. sponsored 61 provincial were elected to the execu- try draft approaches. Depending what boat a team is were honoured at the Three people also re- championships in 10 ac- tive council for a two-year in, there could be trades, buyouts and lots of strategy meeting in Nipawin June ceived the SHSAA merit tivities for the students term. about who will be picked come the end of the month at the draft. The NBA also ended its season as the Miami Heat won its second title in three years. The Heat faced a vet- Riders fi nalize roster eran team from San Antonio and its leader Tim Duncan. The Spurs gave it a good run and almost won the title in game six but Miami was able to get the game into over- before week one time and then win a seventh game. ■ Daniel Bushman/The Watrous Manitou ly last week with a few notable names like Eddie Russ, Both the NHL and NBA featured some soon-to-be July 1, 2013 DeDe Dorsey and Brody McKnight being let go. classic games in their respective fi nals. Those getting cut from the ‘Riders were: Now the focus shifts to baseball and football. The CFL Training camps ended, the preseason came to a con- • non-import WR Alex Anthony season kicked off over the weekend while the Jays just clusion, rosters were trimmed and the stage was set as • non-import OL Eric Armitage went on an incredible winning streak to get back to a the CFL regular season kicked off over the weekend. The • non-import RB DeDe Dorsey respectable record. What looked bleak a month ago has Saskatchewan Roughriders who went 1-1 in preseason • non-import DL Zach Evans now turned back into hope as Toronto tries to get to the headed west to meet the Edmonton Eskimos in their fi rst • import WR Rod Harper postseason with a star-studded lineup. Fans that hopped game of the year. • import OL Kyle Hill off the bandwagon were cramming to get back on it af- With the green and white hosting the Grey Cup in • import DB Reshard Langford ter that nice streak. There is still lots of ball to be played their home stadium, the pressure is on to get to that • non-import LS Jordan Matechuk but like clubs have done in the past, stringing together a championship come November. • non-import K Brody McKnight few wins can get you right back in the hunt. While the fi rst game of the year went June 29 after • non-import RB Spencer Moore In the CFL, the march to the Grey Cup in Regina has press time, the rosters were fi nalized and announced ear- (see page nine: RIDERS) begun. Hopefully for the ‘Riders it meant a win in Ed- Proud Sponsor of Watrous & Area Sports & Recreation monton this past Saturday. My week one predictions: J Saskatchewan over Edmonton, Montreal defeating Win- OHN’S nipeg, Toronto winning against Hamilton and B.C. over FREE order of Boneless Wings & 1L pop Calgary. 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A great night for football The Saskatchewan Roughriders wrapped up preseason play against the Calgary Stampeders June 20 at home and then headed to Edmonton June 28 to kick off the regular season. The club’s preseason contest was played under the lights and except for a downpour before the game and some rain during the second quarter, the conditions were perfect. The majority of starters like runningback Kory Sheets (left and bottom) and slotback Chris Getzlaf (right) got some playing time as they tuned up for the 2013 campaign. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM
from page eight: Returning to junior were non-imports Andre La- • import DB Prince Miller RIDERS londe and Brett Pisio. • non-import RB Spencer Moore • non-import LB Brian Peters General manager of the team Brendan Taman talk- • import LB Brian Peters • non-import LB Kevin Regimbald-Gagne ed to the media June 22 and said a player like Russ was • non-import LB Kevin Regimbald-Gagne • import DB Ramzee Robinson in a situation where the depth in the secondary made • import DL Richard Sumlin • import DB Eddie Russ him expendable. In the fi nal preseason game against • non-import OL Matt Vonk • non-import LB Thomas Spoletini Calgary June 20, Taman felt the club did not perform • non-import WR Mitch Thompson • import DL Richard Sumlin as well as he would have liked. (non-counter; territorial junior) • import DL Hilee Taylor The team also fi nalized its practice roster heading The one-game injured list had non-import running • import OL Jose Valdez into week one. Agreeing to join the practice roster: back Neal Hughes, import wide receiver Kierrie Johnson • non-import OL Matt Vonk • non-import WR Alex Anthony and linebacker Abraham Kromah on it, while import de- • non-import DL Ryan Wellman • non-import DL Zack Evans fensive back Milt Collins and non-import wide receiver • import DL Mick Williams • non-import LS Jordan Matechuk Aaron Hargreaves were put on the nine-game injured list. Country Connection 10 • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU
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The seniors St. John’s Lutheran Church held its annual Sunday Wheel Alignment ...... $8395 Applies to most GM vehicles. wish all a good summer and hope to see everyone at the school picnic with a potluck lunch and games for the breakfast Sept. 7. kids. The sunny weather was appreciated by those tak- CALL OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT FOR AN The Viscount garage sales were held Saturday, June 22 ing in the fun. There will be no church service for the APPOINTMENT OR DROP BY TODAY. as well. Even though it looked a little gloomy fi rst thing month of July. Service will resume Aug. 11. The annual Watrous Mainline Motor Products Ltd. in the morning, the day turned out to be very nice until VBS for all children will run Aug. 12 to 16. we got a downpour about 2 p.m. It seems like everyone Best wishes to anyone who is under the weather. 208 1st Ave. East, Watrous enjoyed the it and the sellers were happy with their sales. I hope you feel better soon. Wishing you all a safe and 306-946-3336 www.watrousmainline.com It is always nice to see other communities coming to shop happy summer break. THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • 11 Simpson Elaine Wilson • 836-4711 It is the end of another school year. I hope every- Watrous passed away. We send our deepest sympathy formerly of Simpson, accompanied organist Lil Gin- one has a wonderful summer. to her daughters and their families and to Eric Day, grich on piano. It is interesting to note Lydia Gruchy We have had an abundance of rain lately. I have as well as her brothers Charles and Brent Tingey and was a minister here from 1948 to 1952. She was the lost track of how much, but looking at the fi elds full their families. fi rst woman to be ordained in the United Church and of water I know it is lots. After almost 98 years of service to the Simpson the fi rst woman to be ordained in Canada. While she The town was busy Saturday, June 22 with a ball community, St. John’s United Church held its fi nal graduated at the top of her class from St. Andrew’s tournament and a dance in the evening. The big win- service June 23 with Rev. Alison West presiding. It College in 1923, she was not allowed ordination until ners of the reverse draw were Murray Taylor and was a combined service with Imperial and several 1936. Janet Crawford acknowledged Alison for her Julie Janzen. former members from out of town attended. Greet- ministry and guidance this past year and a half and Ron and Martha Kennedy travelled by train to Wat- ings and memories were received from former min- presented her with a gift from the pastoral charge on erloo, Ont. to attend the graduation of their daughter isters: Bill Dearborn, John and Carol Bunner, Brenda her retirement. A delicious potluck lunch followed Laura from the School of Optometry. Her sister Nan- Lumsden, Marilyn Keerak and Richard and Cindy the service where people could visit and reminisce. cy also attended. Laura is now here spending time Meredith. A message from the Moderator of the St. John’s was dedicated Nov. 21, 1915 as a Presbyter- with family and friends. United Church, the Rev. Dr. Gary Paterson was also re- ian Church and in 1925 joined the United Church of I received sad news that my cousin Diane Jabs of ceived and read by Alison. Melanie (Brown) Mooney, Canada. Need Business Cards? ’13 F150 R/CB (1) 2014 Mustang (2) ✓ You design or pick from the The Watrous many standard layouts. ’13 F150 S-CB (4) ’13 Fiesta 5-Dr Hatch (1) ✓ Full color, spot color or Watrous Manitou MANITOUtwo communities . . . one source for news ’13 F150 S-CRW (15) ’13 Focus S 4-Dr Sedan (1) black ink available. 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PUBLIC NOTICE The Operations and Engineering Division of SaskWater will be treating the Saskatoon Southeast Water Supply System (SSEWS) canal between the Blackstrap and Zelma Reservoirs to control weeds and algae during the 2013 irrigation season. Treatment dates are May 14, May 28, June 11, June 25, July 9, July 23, August 7, August 20 and September 4, 2013. The canal between the Zelma and Dellwood Reservoirs will be treated for the same reason on May 15, May 29, June 12, June 26, July 10, July 24, August 8, August 21 and September 5, 2013. The chemical Magnacide “H” with its active ingredient “Acrolein”, will be noticeable in the water by its offensive odour. The canal flow rate may be lowered during treatment so that less chemical will be required. The chemical will remain active in the canal for approximately 24 hours Cheep thrills after each treatment, and will diminish to non-detectable levels prior to treated Seeing a baby of any kind, be it bird, mammal or reptile, is always a bit of a rush! –– Daniel Bushman/TWM water entering the reservoirs. Area residents are warned that chemically treated water is not to be used for drinking during this 24-hour period. Treated water may also be harmful to the skin, causing irritation to exposed areas. Dosages will be maintained at a level where the water can safely be used for Journeyman & Plunkett irrigation with no damage to field crops. Deloris Wilson (Sutherland) • 944-4852 People are reminded that swimming in the canal at any time is Experienced Carpenters STRICTLY PROHIBITED; swimming in treated water may cause skin irritation. required for full-time year-round work. We are really having a folks enjoyed it. Magnacide “H” can kill fish by suffocation, but it does not accumulate in fish flesh. rainy spell. Some farmers Thursday, June 20, the Attractive bonuses based Fishing in the canal is not permitted. are trying to spray and it pen pal grandmothers This water treatment ensures irrigation intakes are free from clogging and adequate on performance. is too wet. enjoyed a tea at Viscount flows are maintained in this multi-use system. Call Royce at 306-946-7314. A 90th birthday party school put on by their pen Since no other feasible alternative exists to control the growth of weeds in canals, for Myrtle Clavelle was Send resume to pal students. There were they are best controlled with this short-lived, widely-used, registered chemical. held at Bruce and Trudy two plays acted out and FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: [email protected] Clavelle’s farm Saturday, then the grandmothers Dennis Frey SaskWater June 8. were escorted to the tables #103-2103 Airport Drive, Saskatoon, SK, S7L 6W2 QUALITY PLUS A steak supper was where they enjoyed a love- Phone: 306-933-1116 CONSTRUCTION held at the Plunkett Hotel ly tea. Friday, June 14. Several Evelyn Shoemaker at- tended the Gr. 12 gradua- tion of her great grandson Darien Paiha from Notre Dame College in Wilcox. Manitou Beach Communities in Bloom Ken and I spent last weekend in Lloydminster Yard & Garden Tour with Dean and Rosanne th Mattson. All their family Sunday, August 4 • 1 - 4 p.m. was home to attend Troy Iced Tea & Dessert, Wellington Park Mattson’s confi rmation. Ashley and Adam Hum- $ Passports: 10, available at Manitou Village Offi ce phrey of Okotoks and or on August 4th at the gazebo at Wellington. their little girl Meika were home, as well as Chan- Anyone interested in having their telle and Ryan Ference of yard/garden be part of the tour, Lloydminster and their Saskatchewan th two daughters Lydia and call 306-946-2687 by July 8 . Scarlett. It was a lovely Forage Tender weekend seeing everyone. Evelyn Shoemaker ac- companied Cheryl and Fred Schaan to visit Sher- rie and Callen Goebel Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) is offering haying Watrous Mainline Motors celebrates its at Clavet and attend her and grazing lands by tender. 51st anniversary by giving away a major prize. great grandson Clark’s Kindergarten graduation Tenders close at 1:00 PM (CST) on July 8, 2013. from Clavet School. R Pat Cone moved from Each Spring City Hospital to a Luther- Contact your local DUC office if you have questions customers purchasing an nursing home in Sas- about this or any of our other conservation programs a vehicle are katoon on Osler St. eligible to win. Visiting us were El- such as land purchase or leasing, wetland restoration aine (Kostuk) Drachen- or forage conversion. This year berg of Humboldt and Kevin and Nancy Tom and Marge Haynes Holma of Lanigan. Visiting Sharon Dun- of Watrous were bar is her brother Ronnie the winners of a Ens of Alberta. New 2012 Anyone having any Chevrolet Cruze. news, please phone me at 306-944-4852. Thank you. R THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • 13 Drake Hail Dorothy Wolter • 363-2148 Insurance Hello summer; you fi nally made it and you brought us ates: Megan Taylor Blair, Kyle Dale Murfi tt, Thomas rain showers etc. Peyton, Alicia Vedress, Cody Longman and Sawyer Roy & Rhonda Condolences to Elsie Schroeder on the passing of Wacker. her brother Ed Martens of Watrous, aged 72 years who The Drake Housing Authority annual meeting and Hoffart passed away June 18. A private service was held in supper were held in the Villa June 25. Present were: Stu Watrous June 21. and Colleen Jantz, Jim and Eileen Ewert, Faith Long- ; Canadian Hail ; Wray Congratulations to Jaye Warkentin on her Rosthern man, Mary Wiens, Sead Mahamedagic, Gordon and Junior College graduation. Those graduating from Drake Diane Siegfried, guest Cody Longman, Darrel and Carla ; Henderson ; McQueen Elementary School Gr. 8 are: Bryce Kline, Jainah Man- McCoshen and Hope Aldred, from the Manor Edna ; Farmers jares, Gryzel Mayco, Kelsey Neufeld and Kaitlyn Peyton. Meikle, Mary Schmidt, Mary Ann Bartel and from the 306-946-2225 • 306-946-2006 At Danceland June 21 there was an 80th birthday cele- Villa were Katherine Funk, Mary Bergen, Marg Bartel, bration for Norman Ediger of Saskatoon. Florence Boechler and Dorothy Wolter. 306-917-7088 Becky Mullet is here to help her mother and dad Belle Get well wishes, thinking of and prayers for children, and Jim Mullet. Belle had a bad fall and is a patient in folks in hospitals and lodges, doctors, nurses, caregivers Lanigan Hospital. and anyone at home and not feeling up to par. Thinking Clay Wiens works at Dallas Valley Camp Bible Col- of Pastor Emily Toews, campers and leaders, my Aunt lege. Margaret in Strasbourg lodge and all graduates and The following students are some of the LCHS gradu- teachers. Colonsay The Watrous Manitou will be on holidays Florence Halvorson • 255-2358 Monday, July 15 to Sunday, July 28. Weekend visitors with its annual dance and lot- Alvin and Judy Dieno were tery draw June 22. Music The offi ce will open Monday, July 29 Judy’s cousin Gordon and was provided by Vern Mi- Bev Diduck of Lethbridge, chael’s band of Rosetown. at 8 a.m. to get ready for the Alta. and Violet Nykiforuk The 10 lucky winners to get of Saskatoon. their money back were J Aug. 5 publication. Welcome home to and J Palm, Eric and Mur- Darlene Baczuk after be- ray Cooper, Berle Wieler, ing at Kipling visiting Logan Sadowick, Sheila her mom and dad and at- Peever, Bruce and Lau- tending her brother’s wed- rie Kirk, Bev and Leanne 13071SS00 ding, then ending in the Rosher, Lynden and Kathy hospital a couple of times. Butler, Scott Ruston, Paige Fotheringham-McDougall She tells me she feels much Fraser and Joe Bassette. Box 507 better. Door prize winner was Jeff Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 The swimming pool Kowalski and Roy Dixon opened June 21 and every- won $1,000. Earl, Marianne, Al and Dave one is enjoying that as long A bridal shower for Ph: 306-946-3334 as the weather cooperates. Amanda Yausie was held The Lions Club held in the hall June 25.
SUMMER MANITOU MINI GOLF SAVINGS º NOW OPEN ~ NOTICE ~ For The Season! Public Notice is hereby given that the Council of the TRACTORS ‘12 JD 9560R Open 10-10, 7 days a week Town of Colonsay intends to adopt a bylaw 2-‘08 JD 7830 MFWD w/ 746 Loader under The Planning and Development Act, 2007 to ‘07 JD 9530T Check out our Tuesday ‘98 CIH 9380 and Multi-Use SPECIALS!! amend Bylaw No 49, known as the Zoning Bylaw. ‘97 JD 9400 SEEDING 306-917-7763 INTENT ‘13 JD 1870 56’ w/430 bu. cart www.manitouminigolf.com The proposed bylaw will rezone Surface parcel 164327946 Blk/Par Z Plan 101958150 ‘13 SeedHawk 66-12 w/430 bu. cart ‘13 SeedHawk 60-12 w/430 bu. cart Extension 0 as outlined on the attached map, from A - Agricultural to M1 - Industrial. ‘13 SeedHawk 50-12 w/430 bu. cart ‘13 SeedHawk 40-12 w/430 bu. cart ‘12 SeedHawk 72-12 w/600 bu. cart SCT ‘02 JD 1900 350 bu. cart ‘98 JD 1820 61’ w/350 bu. cart ‘98 Bourgault 4350 Air Cart ª HAYING 18’ 895 Head for 4895 COMBINES 2- ‘12 JD S690s ‘12 JD S680 ‘12 JD S670 2- JD 9760s ‘01 JD 9650 STS 4- JD 9870s ‘06 JD 9860 STS 4-JD 9770s ‘04 JD 9660w ‘00 JD 9650w SWATHERS ‘09 JD 4895 w/30’ Honey Bee ‘07 NH HW 325 w/30’ Honey Bee ‘06 JD 4895 w/30’ Honey Bee ‘02 Premier 2952 w/36’ 960 ‘99 Westward 9300 w/36’ 960 PLATFORMS ‘09 635F Flex Hdr 3 - MD FD 70 35’ 2 - MD FD 70 40’ SPRAYERS 2-JD 4830s ‘01 Apache 790 GRAIN CARTS & MISC. REASON ‘06 Brent 880 800 bu. The reason for the amendment is to provide for Business expansion. ‘04 UnverFerth 9200 800 bu. ‘03 UnverFerth 9250 800 bu. ‘03 Frontier GC 1107 750 bu. PUBLIC INSPECTION ‘03 Brandt 50’ Heavy Harrow Any person may inspect the bylaw at the Town Offi ce between 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 SUMMER HOURS P.M. Monday to Friday, beginning June 11th, 2013 until the Public Hearing on July Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 08th, 2013, excluding Thursday afternoons and holidays. A copy of the bylaw will Saturday: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. & 1 -5 p.m. also be displayed at the Colonsay Town Offi ce and at the Colonsay Post Offi ce while CLOSED: Sunday the Town Offi ce is closed. Copies are available at cost.
PUBLIC HEARING Council will hold a public hearing on July 08th, 2013 at 8:30 P.M. at the Colonsay Town Offi ce to hear any person or group that wants to comment on the proposed bylaw. Council will also consider written comments received at the hearing (or delivered to the undersigned at the municipal offi ce before the hearing). Watrous, SK th Ph: 306-946-3362 Issued at the Town of Colonsay this 11 day of June, 2013. Deborah Prosper, Administrator Fax: 306-946-3898 14 • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU
from page 2: evaporation. “You have pile up snow and blow it tion for June is 84 mm and Farmland Wanted in ALL R.M.s a lot of summer severe around.” by June 23, Watrous had No Commissiont2VJDL$MPTJOH STORMS thunderstorms. There is When asked if this 93.1 mm. 3FOU#BDL"WBJMBCMF Hiring almost a little tornado al- year would produce more A province over in Al- Farm Specialist 26.9 mm and tallied 52.6 ley in the prairies that you tornadoes than usual, “I berta, massive fl ooding, for Land Acquisitions mm for the month by June fi nd in Saskatchewan.” would always bet against evacuations, washed-away | (work from home) 17 but there was much Phillips said cool, dry it,” said Phillips. “My roads and homes occurred more than that. Report- air and warm, muggy and sense from a severe weath- in places like Canmore, edly as many as 50 funnel moist air seem to come to- er point of view, we are High River and Calgary TOWN OF IMPERIAL clouds were spotted across gether in Saskatchewan to forecasting conditions to during the second-last the province, including create the twisters. “Cer- be warmer than normal weekend of June. Leth- REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITOR ON THE more than a handful of tainly you can get them we think for July, August bridge and Medicine Hat SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS tornadoes that touched in June. We have funnel and September but not as also dealt with high water To the Councillors of the Town of Imperial: down. Some of those fun- clouds that have already warm as last year. There- levels as rain pelted the The accompanying fi nancial statements, which comprise the summary consolidated statement of fi nancial nel clouds formed around touched down in Saskatch- fore, you might not have areas. In Calgary, images position as at December 31, 2012, the summary consolidated statements of operations, and of changes in net fi nancial assets for the year then ended are derived from the audited fi nancial statements of the the Watrous area and read- ewan.” the fuel for driving these showed the zoo, downtown Town of Imperial for the year ended December 31, 2012. We expressed an unmodifi ed audit opinion on ers reported seeing one Along with twisters, things. There may not be core and the Stampede those fi nancial statements in our report dated July 12, 2013. Those fi nancial statements, and the summary near Zelma and another heavy gushes of rain, as many tornadic events grounds were submerged fi nancial statements, do not refl ect the effects of events that occurred subsequent to the date of our report on those fi nancial statements. south of Watrous towards strong winds, lightning and there may not be as while the Saddledome The summary fi nancial statements do no contain all the disclosures required by Canadian generally Imperial and Liberty. strikes and hail can all be much hail. where the NHL’s Calgary accepted accounting standards. Reading the summary fi nancial statements, therefore, is not a substitute Then June 25, 2012, found across the prairies. “I think there was al- Flames play had water as for reading the audited fi nancial statements of the municipality. Management’s Responsibility golfball- to baseball-sized While Phillips said that most double the number high as the lower bowl. Management is responsible for the preparation of a summary of the audited fi nancial statements in hail doused Prince Al- severe weather is usually of summer severe weath- That meant that dress- accordance with Canadian public sector accounting standards. bert and Kindersley along er events last year. It was ing rooms, the jumbotron Auditor’s Responsibility in July and August, it is Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summary statements based on our procedures, which with lightning and loss of all part of the climate in a rip-roaring kind of sum- electronics and other were conducted in accordance with Canadian Auditing Standards (CAS) 810, “Engagements to Report on power. Twisters arrived a the area. mer.” rooms were entirely un- Summary Financial Statements”. If those numbers come der water. Opinion day later with one around But when it does hit, In our opinion, the summary fi nancial statements are derived from the audited fi nancial statements of Swift Current and another Phillips said summer se- in lower, that means good The high levels also the Town of Imperial for the year ended December 31, 2012 are a fair summary of those fi nancial statements, by Moose Jaw. Powerful vere weather is usually news but June often can spilled over to Saskatch- in accordance with Canadian public sector accounting standards. be the wettest month as ewan where Saskatoon’s Other Matters winds sent bins tumbling short lived. “It can be here In accordance with the terms of our engagement we have not audited, nor do we express an opinion on and other items strewn this moment and gone the clock is reset from River Landing and the the budget fi gures included in the accompanying fi nancial statements. about June 27 as they in half an hour and you winter to summer. “Not Meewasin Trail had wa- Breen & Associates, every year is June the wet- ter lapping over. While Chartered Accountants reached 110 km/hr. can resume your activ- The storms are created ity . . . the system moves test but it certainly is the no houses were in danger, Consolidated Statement of Financial Position by warm and humid air fairly quickly unlike a beginning of the wet sea- people were told to stay as at December 31, 2012 mixed with crops grow- winter storm, which can son.” clear of the rapidly run- ASSETS: ing feverishly, producing be a three-day event and The average precipita- ning river. Financial assets: Cash & temporary investments ...... 525,287 Taxes receivables - municipal ...... 4,287 Other accounts receivable ...... 20,638 Õ COME SEE US AT Õ Long-term investments ...... 100,000 Mainline Autobody Other ...... 964 101 4th Street East Musings Total Financial Assets ...... 651,177 Watrous, SK Formerly Spectrum Paint & Body ■ with Ann Onymous LIABILITIES: Accounts payable ...... 20,985 Who did it? When we Accrued liabilities payable ...... 1,066 Collision experts & complete autobody repairs for all makes and went to school, we learn- Deposits ...... 9,025 models of vehicles including Ford, Chrysler, Imports and more! ed of various inventors Deferred revenue ...... 18,386 and their inventions. Do Other liabilities ...... 163,300 • SGI accredited Long-term debt ...... 215,074 24-HOUR we not always think of Total Liabilities ...... 427,836 • Glass replacement TOWING SERVICE Alexander Graham Bell • Glass repair in connection with the NET FINANCIAL ASSETS: ...... 223,340 telephone? Marconi and • Paint Call the radio, Samuel Morse Non-fi nancial assets: Tangible capital assets ...... 1,417,371 • Collision Acme Service with the Morse code and Total Non-Financial Assets ...... 1,417,371 • I-car trained technicians 306-946-3424 the telegraph, James Watt the steam engine, ACCUMULATED SURPLUS (Defi cit) ...... 1,640,711 • Courtesy cars available or 306-946-3559 Thomas Edison with the Consolidated Statement of Operations We use an ECO Ultra Plus I spray booth to ensure a factory-quality fi nish for your car. electric light bulb and so as at December 31, 2012 The ECO Ultra Plus I is energy-effi cient and ecologically friendly. on. I do not ever remem- Revenues: ber hearing of an invent- Taxes and other unconditional revenue ...... 290,463 or in connection with TV, Fees and charges ...... 267,862 computers or the Inter- Conditional grants ...... 73,640 306-946-2209 306-946-3913 Land sales - gain ...... 3,795 net. Investment income and commissions ...... 4,946 Other Revenue ...... 123 Total Revenues ...... 640,829 HORIZON SCHOOL Expenses: General government services ...... 68,273 DIVISION #205 Protective services ...... 23,945 A Community of Learning and Achieving Transportation services ...... 76,660 Environmental and public health services ...... 75,263 Planning and development services ...... 44,629 is currently taking applications for: Recreation and cultural services ...... 99,290 Educational Assistants, Utility services ...... 164,979 • Auto • Home • Farm Total expenses ...... 553,038 School Secretaries, Librarians, Imperial • Business / Commercial and Caretakers. Monday to Friday Surplus (Defi cit) of Revenues over Expenses Toll Free: 1-888-669-5666 • Tenant • Condo before other capital contributions ...... 87,792 Please visit our website at www.hzsd.ca Phone: (306) 963-2929 • Livestock Provincial/Federal Capital Grants and Contributions.. 19,539 for complete job description and how to apply. Holdfast Surplus (Defi cit) of Revenues over Expenses .....107,330 Monday to Friday • Hail Insurance Toll Free: 1-888-669-6822 • Travel Insurance Accumulated Surplus (Defi cit), beginning of year.. 1,533,381 Phone: (306) 488-2190 Employment Opportunity • Health Insurance Accumulated Surplus (Defi cit), end of year ...... 1,640,711 Craik • Life Insurance Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday Consolidated Statement of Change in Imperial Medical Clinic Toll Free: 1-888-669-1587 Net Financial Assets as at December 31, 2012 Permanent,∂ Part-time Offi ce Manager Phone: (306) 734-2213 Surplus (Defi cit): 107,330 Chamberlain (Acquisition) of tangible capital assets ...... (27,480) Ideal candidate would have some experience Amortization of tangible capital assets ...... 64,144 Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Your Best Insurance Proceeds on disposal of tangible capital assets ...... 3,800 &/or training in medical terminology, Toll Free: 1-888-669-3173 Is An Insurance Broker Loss (gain) on the disposal computer applications and communication skills. Phone: (306) 638-3009 of tangible capital assets ...... (3,795) Permanent and relief positions available. Visit our website... Surplus (Defi cit) of capital expenses Bethune www.longlakeinsurance.ca over expenditures ...... 36,669 ∂ Tuesday to Friday : Send resume to [email protected] Toll Free: 1-888-669-3172 Increase/Decrease in Net Financial Assets ...... 143,999 Call Heather at 306-963-2269 Phone: (306) 638-3063 Net Financial Assets, beginning of year ...... 79,341 Qualifi ed applicants will be contacted Net Financial Assets, end of year ...... 223,340 for an interview. 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PLACING OBITUARY OBITUARY BRADDOCK, MARTENS, ADVERTISING John Frederick (Jack) Edward Peter ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING John Braddock, aged Edward Martens, aged 72 years, passed away at IS PREPAID: 85 years, of Imperial passed Watrous District Health Complex on Tuesday, June 18, WE ACCEPT CASH, CHEQUES, away peacefully at Sunset 2013. Extendicare, Regina on Ed was born on January 19, 1941 in Watrous, Sask. VISA, MC AND DEBIT. Sunday, June 23, 2013 with to Aaron and Barbara Martens. He was their fourth child You can reach us by family by his side. and their only son. Ed grew up on the family farm where phone: 306.946.3343 Jack was born on Au- he resided until his passing. He was a man of many tal- fax: 306.946.2026 gust 4, 1927 in Regina. Jack ents. He was an electrician, a truck driver, a carpenter email: had a love for family, com- and a farmer. In a nutshell, he was a jack-of-all-trades. watrous.manitou munity, sports and music. He In 1968 he met Dorothy, the love of his life. Ed and Dor- @sasktel.net looked so forward to family othy were married in Watrous on December 30, 1971. On mail: Box 100, gatherings and put many January 7, 1979 Ed and Dorothy adopted their fi rst child Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 miles on his Dodge Caravan Curtis and three years later on April 2, 1982 they adopted to watch his grandchildren in their activities. He took great their daughter Jodi. Ed loved talking about Curtis and Jodi. They were his pride and pride in his involvement in the Imperial community, man- joy and two of the best accomplishments of his life. When they were young children he DEADLINE: aging the Co-op, serving on town council, volunteer fi re de- was actively involved in all aspects of their lives from coaching ball and soccer, to just Wednesday 5 p.m. partment, emcee for special town functions and a charter going to cheer them on. Ed always kept busy either farming or driving truck. He loved PLEASE NOTE: member of the Lions Club. The rink was where Jack spent to tell stories of all the places he had been and all the people he had met along the way. All classifi ed advertising, un- many hours either curling or coaching hockey. In his spare time he enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He also enjoyed less listed below, is $7 for the Jack is survived by Margaret, his wife of 58 years; curling, golfi ng, camping and crop checking. When time permitted he liked to watch fi rst 25 words, plus 25¢ per their children: Glenda (Melvin), Murray (Esther), Li- hockey and football on TV. Ed’s other favourite hobby was going to town for coffee with word thereafter. Subsequent anne (Jerry), Mike, Rod (Kris); Jack’s pride and joy were his friends. Up until last month this was still a favourite social ritual that he enjoyed. weeks are half price when his 16 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren; as well In April 2011 Ed was diagnosed with stage-four lung cancer. He underwent treatments ordered with fi rst insertion. as numerous nieces and nephews. and it went into remission in February 2012. But, the cancer would not stay away for Number of insertions must He was predeceased by his parents Fred and Eva, step- long. In September 2012 the cancer was back. He decided to fi ght again and underwent be stated with order, and mother Lydia Braddock, sister Jean Wood, brother-in- chemo treatments until the end of December. We believe it was his stubbornness that there will be no refunds for law Jack Wood, great grandson Noah Nekrasoff, as well kept him going as long as it did. His journey here on earth is over and he will be greatly cancellations. We take no as many nieces and nephews. missed. responsibility for errors in The family would like to express their gratitude to the Ed is survived by his wife Dorothy; children Curtis and Jodi; granddaughter Mack- ads taken by phone or sent staff at Pasqua Hospital and Sunset Extendicare for their enzie and sisters Bonnie, Sarah, Erna and Elsie. handwritten, or those with compassion and care of Jack. He was predeceased by his parents and three brothers-in-law. errors after the fi rst insertion. A celebration of Jack’s life will be held at the Imperial A private family service was held at Fotheringham’s Funeral Chapel on June 21 Community Centre, Imperial, Sask. on Wednesday, July 3 conducted by Pastor Darren Holland. ANNOUNCEMENTS/ at 2 p.m. with Della Ferguson offi ciating. Honourary pallbearers were all of his family and friends. Pastor Darren Holland CONGRATULATORY: Private family interment will take place at the Imper- gave the eulogy (tribute). (special community rates) ial Cemetery. Cremation took place. Birth ...... classifi ed rate Memorial donations directed to the Imperial & Dis- Memorial donations directed to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciat- Birth/birthday/grad/ trict Ambulance, Box 279, Imperial, Sask. SOG 2JO for ed. engagement/shower/ purchase of pediatric equipment would be appreciated. To leave online condol- wedding/anniversary/family In living memory of Jack, a memorial planting will be ences, tributes or to make a reunion/new employee/ made by W. J. Jones & Son Funeral Home. donation, please visit www. retirement: Please sign the memorial register at www.wjjonesand- fotheringham-mcdougall. • article, no pic ...... $20 son.com (obituaries). com • one-col pic & cutline ...... $20 • two-col pic & cutline ...... $35 AUCTIONS SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES • two-col pic & article ...... $50 MIKE AND DONNA HUN- RON’S CARPENTRY, Wat- A HEAD OF STYLES, 310 8th Memoriam ...... classifi ed rate CHAK moving sale Saturday, JDP Custom rous. For renovations, repairs, Ave. E., Watrous. Hair cut- SAW • with one-col pic ...... add $5 July 6 at 10 a.m. #19 - 5th new construction. Ph. Ron ting; styling; certifi ed barber; SHARPENING • with two-col pic ...... add $15 Ave. Langham, Sask. 1-877- Spraying Frey, 306-946-2638./13tfc ear piercing (incl. earrings); All circular blades Obituary ...up to 300 words $50 494-2437, PL #318200 SK SServicingervicing WWatrous,atrous, LaniganLanigan waxing and eyelash dying. 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WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FOR RENT FARMLAND FOR SALE, WANTED TO BUY HAY - 2 BDRM ACREAGE, $800/mo. RENT OR TENDER standing or baled. Ph. Bruce WILL CONSIDER TRADES and 1 bdrm furnished, newer in Imperial 306-963-2523 or of houses, land, etc.... Royal Suites park model mobile home lo- LAND FOR SALE 306-963-7442./26-3p cated in Young trailer court. Excellent condition. $750/mo. BY PRIVATE STANDING OR BALED HAY. 101 Main St., plus electricity. Ph. 306-716- OWNER Ph. 306-528-4510./25-3c 0913 or 780-983-1308./19tfc RM of Happyland, Young, Sk. Leader, Sask MASSEY #36 DISCERS. Will Call for more information 306-259-4501 ONE OR TWO BDRM apart- NE _ 26-19-26 W pay up to $100; will pick up. ments in Watrous. Please call for availability. Ph. 306-946- Andrew, 306-946-9669, 306- New home for sale in DAILY • WEEKLY 7505./13tfc Asking $190,000 259-4923./13tfc 160 Acres Cultivated Watrous, 601-4th St. W. MONTHLY Dryland FOR SALE 1,543 sq. ft. raised bungalow, Rental Units Possession after 36’ garage, fi nished basement. 40-48p One bedroom senior harvest 2013 LINDEN POST POUNDER; unit available MANITOU BEACH HOUSE WATERFRONT HOME ON Wheatheart self-contained 3 bdrm up, 2 down. Custom immediately in Young. Highest offer not bin sweep; chesterfi eld and cabinets, a/c, landscaped. available by the weekend or Lake Manitou (furnished), 1 necessarily accepted chair; loveseat and chair; the week. 3 bdrm, 1,000 sq. ft. bdrm plus den and laundry. Affordable family Purchaser a/o end user glider rocker and stool; pat- Corner lot located on edge of bungalow, sleeps 6. See www. shall provide full Minutes walk from Manitou housing units disclosure io set. Ph. 306-963-2744, town. Room for RV parking. vrbo.com ID #453905 or call Springs Hotel, golf club, Wel- Sharon at 306-587-7054 to for rent in Young. Imperial./26-4p $448,000 lington Park and Danceland. Please direct all inquires to:
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ACCOUNTANTS CONSTRUCTION/ ELECTRICAL GOVERNMENT LEGAL OPTOMETRY GENERAL CONTRACTORS Gibney Law D & R CIC ELECTRIC WATROUS DIAMOND 108 Main St., Watrous Service Ltd. Thursdays ACCOUNTING 606 - 2nd Ave. E., Watrous ASPHALT REPAIR 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 306-363-0011 EYECARE OPTOMETRISTS Personal & Corporate Tax • Driveway Paving For all your farm, residential, 1B 36 Downing Dr., Lanigan Bookkeeping Tuesday to Thursday PARNERS OF • Patch Repair commercial needs!! Trenching and Farm - Business Planning • Slurry Sealing 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 20-24c CAIS Applications private line locates also available!! ph. 306-363-0011 Dr. Kevin Woodard • Sand Sealing 37-48c fax 306-363-4809 Dr.AND Russ ASSOCIATES Schultz • Crack Filling Email: [email protected] AND ASSOCIATES Bill Riach, CFP Phone Charles: For Appointments Call
• Snow Removal 5-48c Cheryl Bryksa, CA Doug Woiden 306-946-2013 24-24c MAH 306.946.2166 Open Monday & Wednesday Phone: 306-946-2176 Cell: 306-946-9759 ESTHETICS LAW OFFICE or 306-528-2032 GRAPEFRUIT MOON ESTHET- Ben Mah and Ken Williams, MELRON SERVICES Barristers & Solicitors PAINTING bill@riachfi nancial.ca Watrous, Sask. ICS by Courtney Miettinen. 11 Greg Brkich, MLA 9-48c 308 Main St., Watrous Trenching, land clearing, years experience. 402 1st St. E., Arm River-Watrous excavating, demolition, Watrous. 306-946-2420. Book Ph. 306-946-3512
LEWIS AGENCIES LTD.: William gravel hauling. your appointment today and feel Constituency Fax 306-946-2277 5-48c E. (Bill) Lewis, B.Comm., CGA Trailer sales like a million bucks! Pedicures, Saskatoon ph: 306-664-2606 E Z MUV PACKERS Box 1077 and Sharon Crittenden, CFP; Box manicures, gel nails, all waxings Saskatoon fax: 306-664-8992 We carry rock, topsoil and gravel 102 Washington St. 239, Imperial, Sask. S0G 2J0; for men and women, facials, lash 1-306-963-2022; Toll Free 1-800- for all your landscaping needs. Davidson, Sask. S0G 1A0 extensions, makeup, brow and Phone: 306-567-2843 MURRAY TRUNKS 667-8911./16-24c Shop 306-946-2256 lash tinting. Also, let me be your INTERIOR • EXTERIOR Toll Free: Cell 306-946-7834 local Scentsy consultant!/9-24c LAW OFFICE 1-800-539-3979 Barrister and Solicitor COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL
Fax 306-946-2348 13tfc BUTCHER SHOP Fax: 306-567-3259 Watrous 109 2nd Ave. E. Professional, P.O. Box 1198 FINANCIAL SERVICES www.gregbrkich.ca 13tfc Phone 306-946-2068 Wall Coverings, Acrylics, Quality Plus INVESTORS GROUP FINANCIAL Fax 306-946-2059 Epoxies and Elastomerics Services Inc. - John Gunderson, Monday: 9-12 1-5 HAIR SALONS Thursday: 9-12 1-5 Construction Ltd. certifi ed fi nancial planner. Invest- 46tfc KEVIN MURDOCK General Contractors ment planning, retirement planning, MIZ BOJANGLES HAIR SALON, Saskatoon: 201 - 1027 8th St. E. 306-230-1467 Phone: 306-668-9950 Fax: 306-668-9959 “The name says it all.” RRSPs, education plans, GICs, Mall at 3rd & Main, Watrous.Open [email protected] For all your mutual funds, life insurance, disa- Tues. to Sat. Cuts for men, wom- SHIRKEY & COMPANY, (Ronald • Custom Cutting VERN BENKO building needs, by bility insurance, critical illness insur- en and children. Retail items from Shirkey, Q.C.), Barristers and So- • Slaughtering • Curing 306-934-4462 22-24p experienced personnel. ance, long-term care insurance, es- suppliers like: American Crew, licitors, Imperial, Saskatchewan. • Homemade Sausage tate planning, business succession Matrix/Biolage, Kenra, Nioxin and Ph. 306-963-2288 or Toll free 5-48c 306-946-2549 planning, group benefi t plans, indi- more! Shampoo paks for men 1-866-359-1001. Tues. after- PHOTOCOPYING Watrous, SK vidual and family health plans. Ph. and women, combs and brushes, noons at Lewis Agencies./16-24c curling irons, straighteners, lots CLEANING for a free estimate 5-48c 306-946-3022, john.gunderson@ SHIRKEY LAW OFFICE (Daryl investorsgroup.com /22-24c of styling aids. Bargain bins with FOR ALL YOUR & RESTORATION a little of this and that! Shawna Shirkey), Box 280 (127 Wash- COPYING NEEDS Woiden Hanson 306-946-3033./13-24c ington Avenue), Davidson, Sask. Construction Ltd. S0G 1A0. Ph: 306-567-2023, colour and black/white RIACH Fax: 306-567-4223, Regina Ph: The Watrous CLEANING & RESTORATION SPECIALISTS LTD. Water & Sewer Contractors HEALTH 306-347-3337, 8:30 - 12 and 1 - MANITOU FINANCIAL 4:30, Mon. - Fri./16-24c Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning • Financial Planning “WINGS OF HOPE” HELPING 309 Main Street, Watrous Excavating • Sand our seniors and families cope. Emergency Flood/Fire Damage Cleanup • Retirement Ph: 306-946-3343 • Gravel • Rock • Topsoil Give me a call, maybe we can Furnace Duct Cleaning • Tax & Estate SINK LAW OFFICE work it out. Ph. 306-946-2271. Barrister and Solicitor, Mediator Specializing in Insurance Claims Planning 306-682-1999/TF 1-877-895-1999 Ph: 306.946.1177 [email protected] Pauline Sink, B.A., J.D. PLUMBING, HEATING
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5-48c Air & Water Purifi cation Systems graphic design. 311 8th Ave. E., Hwy. 2 & Main, Watrous SHARON CRITTENDEN, Certi- GMS. Ph. 306-836-4446, Simp- and many other treatments avail- Roto Rooter • New Construction Watrous. 306-946-2061. www. fi ed Financial Planner. Retire- son; 306-963-2004 Imperial (Wed.); able. Gift certifi cates available. Service & Repairs bergencomputers.com /13-48c CUSTOM APPAREL ment, estate and fi nancial consult- or 306-946-2864, Watrous./13tfc Call 306-946-2233 and ask for ing, business plans, GICs, RRSP, spa desk./13-24c M.C.I. SALES LTD. Caps, jackets, Mutual Funds and other invest- WESTERN FINANCIAL GROUP CONCRETE jerseys custom made with your busi- ments. Box 239 306-963-2022 - Watrous. Motor Licence Issuer. RANDY’S REMEDIAL MAS- WATROUS CONCRETE for all ness, school and team logo screen Imperial, Sask. S0G 2J0./16-24c Home, farm, auto, commercial, SAGE Therapy, Watrous. Motor
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www.fotheringham-mcdougall. 37-48p try needs. Darrell Baschak at 306- dential. For more information and com Box 507, Watrous, SK S0K www.truenorthyardworx.com paper is the previous For emergency after hours and 946-8492./40-48p estimates call 306-963-2087./8-24c 4T0. Ph. 306-946-3334. /16-24c Dale: 306-836-3243, Watrous Wednesday at 5 p.m. weekends call: 306-917-7688 0\6XGRNX BBusinessusiness andand CCommunityommunity CComingoming EventsEvents DDirectoryirectory THE WATROUS MANITOU • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • 19 JULY cession will be open at all 306-257-3978./21-48c meets every Tuesday at 7 PRINTING VETERINARIAN - DANCELAND, MANITOU tournaments. Sponsored by a.m. at the Watrous United The Watrous WATROUS ANIMAL HOSPITAL Beach offers entertainment Manitou Beach Recreation - ALCOHOLICS ANONYM- Church./13tfc ANITOU 707-4th Ave. E., Watrous across for: Toonie Night every Tues- Board./25-3c OUS meetings: Imperial, M from Melron Services. Drs. Al- day to Sept. 24; July 5 - Lady Tues., 7:30 pm. Pentecost- can help you SUDOKU lison Bartel and Amy McLaren, Hawke; July 6 - Saskatoon - WATROUS FUN RUN al Church (306-963-2204); SEE PUZZLE BELOW. with your personal D.V.M. Large and small animal Rhythmaires; July 12 and AUTO Show and Shine, Sat. Watrous, every Thurs., 8 pm. and commercial practice. Open Monday to Fri- 13 - Len Gadica; July 19 - July 27. www.watrousfunrun. (306-946-2466)./13tfc printwork needs. day, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. On-call Merv and Dyana; July 20 - com /26-3c 309 Main Street, Watrous after hours. Ph. 306-946-3657, Wadena Dixielanders; July - WATROUS KINETTE CLUB Ph: 306-946-3343 Fax 306-946-3605./16-24c 21 - 80th birthday come and - AQUASIZE CLASSES AT meets fi rst Tuesday of each Fax: 306-946-2026 go. Buffet before each dance Manitou Springs Mineral Spa month - September to June. WELDING - 6 to 7 p.m. Dance - 8 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays Interested in joining or for REAL ESTATE DAVID BLEIE’S WELDING. to midnight. Phone 306-946- at 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Cost is more info contact Melodie
EXECUTIVE REALTY WA- Fabrication and welding repair. 2743 or 1-800-267-5037 for $5.50/day or 10 classes for Rostie 306-946-3694./13tfc TROUS, residential and com- Journeyman with over 25 years reservations. www.dance- $50./13tfc mercial listing. 107 Main St., Wa- of welding experience. Mobile land.ca /13tfc - WATROUS ROTARY CLUB trous, Sask. Full-time real estate service. 306-270-8026./23-24c - TOONIE TUESDAYS - service. Ph. Avril Reifferscheid - DATES FOR MANITOU Every Tuesday from June 306-946-8520./16-24c YOUR BUSINESS Beach Communities in Bloom 18 to Sept. 24 is dance night HERE weekly bingo are Thursday, from 8 to 9:30 p.m. for $2 at Online subscription $28 anywhere RESTAURANTS Great visibility July 4, 11, 18, 25. Doors open Danceland. This is a family WATROUS BURGER AND ICE Reasonable rates at 6 p.m. with bingo start- night, so bring your children or $12 when you combine it with Cream Parlour. Open all year. ing at 7 p.m. Manitou Beach or grandchildren and teach Breakfast, lunch and dinner spe- 306-946-3343 Community Hall./14tfc them how to dance. Bar and your mail subscription! cials. Homemade burgers. Best The Watrous concession are open./25-4c fi sh n’ chips in town. Open Mon. ANITOU - GLIMPSES OF THE PAST www.thewatrousmanitou.ca to Fri. at 7 a.m. and Sat. and Sun. M at 8 a.m. Ph. 306-946-3450./1- - an exhibit featuring some - FARMER’S MARKET 24p WORSHIP history of Watrous and Mani- EVERY Saturday until Sept. tou Beach will take place 28, 9 a.m. until noon beside at the Gallery on 3rd June the Watrous Civic Centre. In Weddings, reunions, birthdays, SAFETY 24 to July 5. Sponsored by case of rain, we will be in- the Watrous Manitou Beach doors at the Watrous Senior golf tourneys....you name it, Sherwin Petersen, C.R.S.P. Heritage Centre./25-2c Centre. More info call Lil at we will cater for you. EASTSIDE ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 306-259-2149./20-17c CONSULTING Rotating Services - COME JOIN THE SPIRIT! 15 years experience in catering Training and On-site Safety Call 306-946-3630 Follow the signs for a self- - DIZZY DAVE’S MUSIC JAM makes us Watrous’ # Caterer!! For weekly schedule and Flea Market. The #1 1 Box 955, Watrous, SK S0K 4T0 Watrous • Young • Imperial guided tour of artists and arti- Ph: 306-946-2602 * * * sans of the Spirit of Manitou summer fun spot and place J ALL SAINTS’ ANGLICAN CHURCH Studio Trail in east central to be. Relax on a “prairie OHN’S 212-1st Ave. W.,
Cell: 306-535-7379 9-24c Rotating Services Saskatchewan: Meacham, oasis” acreage every week- Watrous Email: [email protected] Call 306-946-3458 Watrous and district and end until the end of Septem- FAMILYPPlatela DININGte “Where quality matters” 306-946-2314 For weekly schedule ber. From blues, country, Sunday Service & Church School Manitou Beach. See some TIRE & BATTERY Watrous • Colonsay • Viscount excellent original art work jazz and rock, join the music SERVICE * * * and enter for a prize at each jam or be a vendor. Ph. 306- PHILADELPHIA MENNONITE location you visit. Displays 946-3977 or 306-946-3553. INTEGRA TIRE WATROUS. Sup- BRETHREN CHURCH take place July 6, 10 a.m. to From Watrous take Hwy. 2 to plying all of your tire needs including 13071WW00 Pastors Darren Holland and Lockwood road, go east 17 on the farm and in the fi eld service. Nathan McCorkindale 7 p.m. and July 7, noon to 601-4th Ave. E., Watrous. Ph. 306- Offi ce: 102 - 5th Ave. West 6 p.m. Check www.spiritof- km. Signs posted. Ask about 946-3055 or after hours 3036-946- 306-946-3785 manitou.ca for further details special event catering and 8893 or 306-946-2421./7-24c Worship Service ...... 10:00 a.m. about the artists and their site rental./22-6p pmbchurch.wordpress.com location./25-2c * * * Watrous Tire & Batt ery LANIGAN & WATROUS AUGUST (1996) Ltd. LUTHERAN PARISH - MANITOU BEACH GOLF - BACK-TO-SCHOOL DANCE Goodyear Tires ~ Batteries Worship Service Club Ladies Fun Day Tour- Camp, Aug. 24 and 25. Offer- ~ complete tire and battery 9:00 a.m. Our Redeemer’s, Watrous nament, Wed., July 10 at 6 ing junior, intermediate and repair service, July p.m. with dinner and prizes senior classes in jazz, tap, bal- * * * vulcanizing, retread ~ to follow. Everyone is wel- let, lyrical, hip hop and music- “On the Farm, In the Field WATROUS BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Doug Gregory come. Please register before al theatre featuring Braiden Tire Service” 201 - 2nd Ave. W. Mon., July 8 at noon. Contact Stevenson and Ashley Berns. 3rd Ave. W., Watrous Phone 306-946-2996 - Watrous the golf course to register at Sponsored by Davidson Opti- 306-946-3543 Worship Service ...... 11 a.m. 306-946-2861./26-1c mist Dance Club. Contact 5-48p * * * Lynn Shaw 306-567-2877. All WATROUS UNITED CHURCH 502 Main St. Ph. 306-946-3592 - PANCAKE BREAKFAST dance clubs welcome! Please VACUUMS The Rev. Deborah Smith dates at Manitou Beach: July register by July 30./26-1c Sunday Worship 21, Aug. 18, Sept. 8 at the NEW & USED 10:00 a.m community hall. Horseshoe * * * COMMUNITY VACUUM SALES & REPAIR WATROUS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH dates: July 6 - Manitou Beach — ALL MAKES — 709 Main St., Watrous sanctioned, July 27 and 28 - MEETINGS BAGS, BELTS, MOTORS Pastor Vernon Allen Sask. Provincials, Aug. 10 - - AL-ANON MEETS EVERY PARTS AND SERVICE Service Sunday 10:30 a.m. Caronport sanctioned, Aug. Thurs. 8 pm, Wat. Elem. LORNE & LES JONES Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. 31 - fall windup. Join any of School, staff room (east door).
— 306-946-3991 —13tfc the sanctioned tournaments Ph. 306-946-2466, 306-963- 0\6XGRNXor come and watch. Con- 2105; Young 306-259-4941, A B C S H A U L WATROUS PHARMACY C O U R T A G L O W M U R M U R R A N C H O Phone 306-946-3311 (after hours: 306-946-2836) A R T S A L B A K I N • Prescriptions • Gift Items • Magazines • Greeting Cards • In-store digital printing • Daily Needs P I A T Y P O S E T E S O L A R S U T U R E S NNeedeed ssomeome ppampering?ampering? P I C R A F o Scented Epsom Salts - single size...... $300 L E S O T H O B O U R G - 500 mg size ...... $700 O X O E A R L S T I N o Bath Sundae tub fi zzer ...... $1200 S C U D R E O R O S A Foot File ...... $300 o ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ S E R I A L R E A P E R Enter to win - Green Fee at Manitou Beach Golf Club L I S L E C O N I N This week's winner: Elva Turner S K I S A S K A 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Mon. to Fri. & 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Sat. 20 • MONDAY, JULY 1, 2013 • THE WATROUS MANITOU from front page: ONE OF A KIND said. “I have had people Tallying up movies, from the United States come multiple copies and games, in and take pictures.” Hayhurst owns 13,666 Hayhurst rented out items. As for the actual title VHS and now provides count without multiple DVDs, Blu-ray and 3D mov- copies and games, he esti- ies to customers from the mates upwards of 9,000. building where he once put “You just keep trucking together and took apart along,” said Hayhurst who fi lm rolls. He also added at one time had branched an assortment of goodies, out to 14 stores with all his theatre-style popcorn and inventory. Now down to one refreshments. in Imperial and another in “I love it because I love Aberdeen, 500 to 600 movies movies. It is different every are rotated through those week because there are outlets. Hayhurst also used new movies every week to head to Las Vegas to take and there is new technol- in a video show but the last ogy coming out.” one ended in 2009. There he Hayhurst fi gured the was able to meet celebrities top fi ve most-rented mov- like Patrick Swayze, Vin ies from his store are: Billy Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Madison, Dazed and Con- and personal heroes like fused, Dances with Wolves, Roger Carmen and Kevin Little Mermaid and Pulp Smith. Fiction. Now that media com- More recently, top titles panies have moved into Lights, camera, action . . . like Pitch Perfect and Iden- a more do-it-from-home With a passion for fi lm, Video Stop owner Earl Hayhurst took over shelves in the unique setting. The Watrous resident also offers fresh tity Thief have been popu- method of distribution, the former theatre in 2003 and fi lled it with movies and games. popcorn, other snacks and refreshments, much like you would fi nd lar. One thing Hayhurst no- Hayhurst said studios are Hayhurst owns more than 13,600 items that can be found on the in theatres operating today. –– Daniel Bushman/TWM tices is that when a movie wanting movies to go more or someone in it wins an online, essentially saving their doors. Hayhurst said movie Hayhurst admits he has with Rayna’s Day of Play, Oscar, such as Argo did, costs of discs, packaging In a Movie Experts maga- lovers heading online do not noticed a change business in honour of Rayna Korte people who not normally and other fees. Because of zine Hayhurst receives, have a wide variety to watch wise but “I have adjusted who passed away in 2011 rent on a frequent basis that and companies like that company - which pro- anymore, unlike a video and ordered accordingly. from leukemia. When the will come into the store Netfl ix, video rental stores vides independent video store that can contain thou- As I have always said, once little girl learned she had and check it out. have been forced to close store owners an opportun- sands of relevant titles. it is not profi table to be terminal cancer, her hope ity to grow and share ideas “They give you what they here, I won’t be here. But was to have 100 days of play. - said there are about 600 want. Now that they are do- if I didn’t love it, I wouldn’t Hayhurst is supplying the independent stores like ing their original program- have been here a couple of movie Beauty and the Beast Video Stop across Canada ming, they are going to have years ago. I do love it.” at the Roxy in Saskatoon still running. “For Sas- less and less of the movies The movie lover has July 11. Proceeds go to the katchewan, though, there and all that stuff because also directed his atten- Children’s Hospital Foun- is hardly anything.” that is doing very well.” tion to lending a hand dation of Saskatchewan.
Past and present While always situated on the corner along Main Street in Watrous, the current building replaced the former in 1939 after a fi re destroyed it. What once housed a theatre now contains thousands of movies that are rented out to customers. The photos from 1939 and 1981- taken from Prairie Refl ections - show PROTECT MORE ACRES the two different buildings. The latter is also the current home of Video Stop. PER HOUR –– Daniel Bushman/TWM New Guardian™ sprayers from New Holland allow you to take full control of your spraying schedule. With the industry’s highest horsepower, largest tank size, smoothest suspension, highest ground clearance and tightest turning radius, Guardian sprayers quickly protect more of your acres per hour for maximum productivity.
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