June 25, 2014 - The Westend Weekly

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ZBox 66, 303 Fifth St., Rainy River, ON P0W 1L0 Ph. 807-852-3815, Fax. 807-852-1863, Email. [email protected] Vol. 22, No. 13 Wednesday, June 25, 2014
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The Rising River
Following a recent field trip to Our Lady of Lourdes Church
to hear about residential schools, students from Jody Bonner-Vickers’ grade 8 class at J. W. Walker School were inspired to stop and help out with the sandbagging efforts
taking place at Rusty Myers. Pictured here is Colton Brown
hoisting a sand bag.
Brayden Clink helped load a half ton with sand bags.
Lillie Mackinnon and Jacob Gustafson work together to fill
sand bags at Rusty Myers.
A lot of strange things have floated down the river in the last
two weeks but a freezer? That was a surprise!
By: Teresa Hazel
The rain may have stopped
but that didn’t stop the river
from continuing to rise last
week, prompting an urgent
call for volunteers to help with
sandbagging efforts along the
waterway across the Rainy
River district and International
Falls.
Volunteers answered the call
and enough sandbags have
now been put in place to protect the priority areas identified.
Couchiching First Nation received additional help to sandbag and protect homes as
crews from the Ministry of
Natural Resources were also
sent in to assist. More extensive construction work is
being done to protect the
cemetery located on Couchiching First Nation.
Meanwhile, in International
Falls, volunteers were assisted
by the National Guard who
came in to lend a hand.
In the most recent emergency
update from the Town of Fort
Frances, Patrick Briere, Public
Information Officer was appreciative of the community
efforts.
“We would like to thank
everyone who came out and
volunteered their time to assist
in ensuring our community is
protected. Because of the unbelievable turnout of volunteers all of the priority areas
that needed to be sandbagged
have been completed. We have
also been able to create a
stockpile of sandbags, which
will be available to us should
the need arise”.
The press release went on to
update about closures in the
area, which now includes the 5
Mile Dock located on Couch-
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Next paper is July 16.
Happy Summer Everyone!
This spillway is designed to safely pass additional flow at
high lake levels.
iching First Nation.
“The 5 Mile Dock is submerged underwater and appears to have sustained some
damage, because of these observations we have been advised to tell the public that the
5 Mile Dock has been closed
until further notice”, reported
Briere.
Although the water levels of
the Rainy Lake and Upper
River are continuing to rise,
the update noted that the increase is at a much slower rate
than anticipated. The weather
has played an important role in
this slowdown.
The International Rainy
Lake – Lake of the Woods Watershed Board also updated
conditions in a press release
dated June 23, 2014:
“Rainy Lake water level is
forecast to rise roughly 10-15
centimetres over the next 7
days. Meteorological forecasts
suggest the possibility of more
rainfall in 6 – 7 days, which
could have the lake rising
again given the saturated conditions”.The Board asks wa-
terfront property owners and
uses of the system to keep
themselves updated on basin
conditions. Up-to-date information can be found on
www.ijc.org or by calling 1800-661-5922 Ext. 3.
Residents are also encouraged
to be mindful of the Town’s
Operations and Facilities crews
that are continuing to work to
A broad view of the spillway shows the lay of the land in
Fort Frances where the Rainy River begins.
repair all of the damages that
“There is still a large amount
have occurred on the roadways of debris in the lake and the
and infrastructure.
water level at the CN train
“We would like to continue to bridge is very high”, cautioned
remind the public to use cau- Briere.
tion when approaching any
Fort Frances and area resiwork areas. This will ensure dents can monitor the emereveryone’s safety”, said Briere. gency by following 93.1 The
The public is also urged to use Border for updates or can call
caution when out enjoying the the Emergency Information
water.
Line at 807.274-1818.
It’s a real gas… at last!
Photographers’ showcase
Northern Ontario version of Abbey Road
Photo by DJ MacKintosh
We have gas! Paul Caruso at the pumps of Busy Beaver Fuels
at 612 Atwood Ave in Rainy River. Paul and his wife Riitta recently purchased the former Cardinal Blue Wave Station
from the Marmus family. As well as a full service fuel station
Busy Beaver Fuels will offer a carwash, general store with
convenience items, tackle, hunting & fishing licences, a coffee
bar, animal and pet care products, plus local crafts and products. The station will be open Mon Fri- 7 to 7, Sat. 8-5, and
perhaps a Sunday shift will be added. This is the second business the couple has opened in Rainy River- the first A 1
Sewing & Upholstery Service.
Photo by Jack Elliott
By Jack Elliott
diesel to the public. The former
After more than a year, Rainy Blue Wave outlet officially
River once again has a service changed hands when the Marstation to provide gasoline and mus Family turned the owner-
ship of the station at 612 Atwood Ave over to Paul and Riitta (nee Johnson) Caruso.
Caruso was a millwright for
39 years in the mines of Elliot
Lake and Sudbury. As a student in high school he managed
a service station in his home
town of North Bay for a year
and a half. Paul moved with his
wife Riitta to Rainy River
where they built their retirement home on River Ave E.
This is the second business
they have opened in the Rainy
River, the first A 1 Sewing &
Upholstery Service
The service station will be
known as Busy Beaver Fuels
and as well as a full service gas
station will include reopening
of the Car Wash, both services
sadly missed in the community.
Other goods and services to be
offered at Busy Beaver Fuels
initially will be bait and tackle,
hunting and fishing licences
and a general store that will
offer convenience items, confections, animal and pet supplies, local crafts and products,
and perhaps a coffee bar. Future items and services will be
added as needs and markets are
identified.
Initially Busy Beaver Fuels
will be open Monday thru Friday, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, Saturdays 8:00 am to 5:00 pm and
possibly a Sunday shift as well.
Congratulations to Paul and
Riitta for their initiative and entrepreneurial spirit. We wish
them well!
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From the house submitted by John Rafferty M.P.
Moos by Kim Jo Bliss
I was hoping that I didn’t
have to write about the
weather this week but it is difficult not to. Emo was hit with
a horrible hail storm. I heard
about it Saturday night and
was crossing my fingers it
missed the Research Station.
It didn’t. All our crops are
showing damage. Some soybeans have had their leaves
stripped off completely along
with alfalfa. We just finished
planting our vegetable plots
last week and the cucumbers
are just stems as well. Many
have asked “what will happen?” I have no idea – other
than even if there is recovery
– it will affect yield. I am also
not sure how wide-spread the
hail was – but I am certain it
will have affected some farms.
Our weather station was completely destroyed. We have
experienced hail in the past but
have never seen damage like
this. I certainly was wishing
for a better year . We have
projects that have income attached and as well it would be
nice to have some great data to
pass along in hopes we will remain open! I realize we have
no control over our situation
but it is certainly hard not to
let it bother you!
Relay for Life on Friday
night in Fort Frances was unfortunately affected by the
weather as well and everyone
was forced inside. Walking inside the school isn’t nearly as
fun as walking outside. I
haven’t heard yet how much
was raised but there was a lot
of great team spirit and fundraising activities. Our team
“The Foundation Fighters”
had a great time – though I left
for home before midnight and
I am sure there was more fun
to be had. I left because I was
scheduled to sell the Foundation Canada Cash Day Lottery
Tickets at the Farmers Market
on Saturday. If you haven’t
purchased your ticket yet – be
sure to get one! Time is running out. $10 000 is the First
Prize, followed by $2000,
$1000 and 4 chances at $500.
All the proceeds stay local and
are put towards projects at all
our Health Care Facilities
across the District. And if you
haven’t made it to Clover Valley Farmer’s Market this year
– you are really missing out!
They have all kinds of great
things going on. The $5.00 all
you can eat Waffle Bar – is
worth a visit. They have some
great new products – most are
products grown / made in Ontario. The baking, produce
and meat are mouth-watering.
If you are a Face Book user –
be sure to check for their updates and products that are
posted regularly. Mark it on
your list - it’s worth it. I always joke that Maddie and
Marlee can go anywhere and
find stuff to buy – but I came
home with quite a truck load
myself this time!
Maddie and Marlee came
home with me after the morning at the Farmers Market. We
rushed around to attend the
Rainy River Stewardship
Committee Summer Wind-Up
at the home of Rick and Linda
Neilson’s. We started our celebration with a trail walk that
we had to cut short because
both girls ended up with terrible blisters on their feet. It
might have been a good thing
since the rest of the crew
ended up getting caught in a
terrible downpour. Once again
the rain just had to make an
appearance. We ended out
party with a great potluck meal
and a nice visit with a great
group of people.
Sunday we just took the time
to play all day. We caught
minnows, tad-poles, frogs and
picked wild flowers. What
else can you do with the conditions we have been dealt?
We checked electric fences
and of course – got caught in a
rain shower. First thing Maddie asked when she woke up
Sunday morning – “Can we
stay another night?” She said
“when is your summer break
Auntie Kimmie?” They have
busy schedules for the next
while so they had to make
their way back to town but not
without frogs, tad poles, wild
flowers and a lot of dirt!
Rainy River Hospital Auxiliary Highlights
Sixteen members of the
Rainy River Hospital Auxiliary met at the Roadside
Restaurant for a luncheon
meeting on June 3, 2014. Vice
President Gill Stamler opened
the meeting by saying Grace
before our delicious meal of
soup and fancy sandwiches
was served. Congratulations
to the new management, cook
and server who did an outstanding job for us.
With our lunch consumed,
President Joyce opened our
meeting by presenting Jeanette
Armstrong with her Twentyfive year Certificate of Appreciation
and
Pin.
Congratulations Jeanette from
all of us.
As our Treasurer was away,
Joyce read her report and
Nancy Schaak gave the Helpp
report. Beaty Nault and Ida
Maryniuk reported for the
Sick and Visiting Committee
that they sent a card and basket
to our Past President, Myrna
Armstrong and family for their
recent loss of her sister, Audrey Meunier.
If anyone knows of any Auxiliary Member who is sick
please phone Beaty Nault or
Ida Maryniuk.
Irene Hanson reported that
the Auxiliary now has fifty
paid up members.
President Joyce announced
that the flowers would be
planted at the hospital on June
10th and that the bench we ordered should be set up soon in
front of the hospital. She also
announced that the appreciation barbeque would be held
on June 11th.
The slate of officers and
committee chairpersons will
remain the same for the upcoming year. That will be:
Northern Echo Bible Camp
This year’s theme: Son Treasure Island
(Where kids discover God’s love)
For Grades 2 to 8, Cost $175, Sunny Cove Camp
July 6 to 11
To register or get more info contact Lori @ 482-1002
For financial assistance contact Pastor Ken @ 274-1873
Check us out on Facebook (Or just put the facebook symbol)
Registration deadline: July 2
President - Joyce Penner
Vice President - Gill Stamler
Past President - Myrna Armstrong
Treasurer- Donna McDonald
Secretary - Carolee Hogue
Press Reporter -Carolee
Hogue
Helpp Tickets - Nancy
Schaak
Sick & Visiting - Beaty Nault
and Ida Maryniuk
Membership - Irene Hanson
Tuck Shop - Elsie Gerula
Foundation Rep - Bev
Langner
Social Convener - Jeanette
Armstrong
Phoning Committee:
Pat Acree - A-C
Darlene Armstrong - D-H
Gill Stamler - I-M
Irene Hanson - N-Z
Your right to personal privacy
is under direct attack by your
democratically elected government. The attack is coming on
many fronts, very quickly, and
may prove irreversible if we
aren’t able to stop it before it
fully takes hold.
Section 8 of the Canadian
Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees that; “Everyone has the right to be secure
against unreasonable search or
seizure.” In other words, we
have a right to privacy and that
right is protected under the
Charter. This doesn’t seem to
bother the current government
though. We’ve been debating a
raft of new Conservative bills
in Ottawa that aim to do many
things, but one thing they all
seem intent upon doing is violate your right to privacy.
Bill C-13, the anti-cyberbullying bill is the most obvious
example and one that I’ve written about in this space before.
While New Democrats and all
parties in parliament support
many measures in C-13 we reject the provisions that allow
the federal government to access your internet viewing
habits without a warrant. You
read that correctly. The Conservative government wants to
the ability to sift through the internet history of Canadians
without a warrant or cause, and
they are pursuing this power
under the guise of protecting
our children.
But it gets worse. C-13
would also allow “public officers” as well as “peace offi-
Legion Chat
cers” to access your data. What
that means is that the Conservatives not only want police officers to be able to search
through your browser history,
but also Canada Revenue tax
agents, local reeves, justices of
the peace, CSIS agents and
even mayors. I’m sure they are
all fine upstanding citizens, but
I don’t think anyone holding
the above offices should be
able to search your browser
history, chat room conversations, and social media profiles
without a warrant or cause.
Could you imagine Rob Ford
being able to call up someone’s
internet history and emails
from his mayor’s chair at 2 a.m.
after a party?
If you think your internet
service provider could help
protect you from this, then you
are wrong again. Another Conservative bill, S-4 the Digital
Privacy Act (incredibly named
since it seeks to eliminate your
privacy) which was introduced
in the Senate (hence the S instead of the C at the start), was
meant to crack down on internet piracy of content; the
downloading of music, movies,
computer programs, and other
content without the permission
of the owner of that content.
Unfortunately, as was with C13, the devil is in the details.
Somewhere in the middle of
S-4 is text will allow companies to trade your personal information and service history
and allow authorities to, again,
sift through your personal information without a warrant.
So private companies like Bell,
Shaw, and Rogers will be allowed to trade your personal
information with other companies like HBO, Time Warner, or
Sony if they think you’ve violated your service agreement or
suspect fraud. Police will also
be able to call up your internet
provider and access your data
without a warrant and without
your knowledge. Ironically, if
C-13 passes, those companies
will also receive immunity
from prosecution for leaking
your personal information to
whomever they want and
whenever they want.
Whether they are striking
agreements with the US government to share our border
travel information and tax information with the IRS, or
bringing forth a cyberbullying
bill that is a Trojan horse for
warrantless tapping of our internet activity, or an anti-piracy
bill that let’s corporation own
our information and give it
away to the police and other
companies, the Harper Conservatives have become a democratic government run amok.
They are trampling on our
basic Charter rights and doing
everything they can to end personal privacy in our country.
This will be a long and tough
battle to defend, protect, and
enhance your personal privacy
but you can be sure that
Canada’s New Democrats will
fight for your rights and against
this out of control Conservative
government every step of the
way.
by Walter Wagner, Major Hughes Br. 54 president
Today it is with sadness we
drape our charter with black
bunting to mark the passing of
Manny Nordin. Manny was a
staunch supporter of Branch
#54 with attendance almost
every day. He took part in our
parades, he was also a former
president, a ballplayer and a
member for almost sixty years.
We already miss you Manny.
Speaking of long term history we found a Canadian Ensign signed by the Rainy River
boys of the 52nd Battalion
overseas force and was sent to
Miss Blanche Easton. It also
has printed on it For Our King
and Canada We Will Do Our
Best. How is that for a seventy
year piece of history? It is
hanging in our memory corner.
If anyone is interested in putting a float in the Railroad
Daze parade please let Walter
know. Let’s get out and make
Rainy Rivers’ 110th birthday
special.
Lest We Forget
Alcoholics Anonymous
Please call for meeting time and location
Ph. 852-1560, 852-1986,
852-3788
24 hour access number 274-1944
Last Tuesday of month open to public
Morson AA Group - meets every Monday
at 8:00 at the Morson Bible Fellowship,
last meeting of the month is open to the
public
A well established turn key
business is now for sale!!
Looking for a Great Business
Opportunity in Fort Frances?
This company has a 35 year track record of
success and has served both residential and
commercial customers from Rainy River to Atikokan.
If you’re looking for a change of career, and would
like to be your own boss, this is an excellent
opportunity.
Asking $150,000. If you’re interested, please email
your contact information to: [email protected] and I
will contact you.
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Saturday, June 28th
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items too numerous to mention.
Lunch
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Cash or good cheques accepted, All Sales Final,
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TD Canada Trust set to celebrate 100-year Anniversary
The Dominion Bank opened its doors June 20, 1914 at 232
Scott Street.
passing
The Dominion Bank erects a new building at its current location on the corner of Scott and Mowat on February 8,
1922.
By: Teresa Hazel
A paper mill opened, the Salvation Army came to Town
and the Dominion Bank
opened its doors all in the year
1914.
the Queen’s Jubilee medal.
Now, 100 years later, the mill
He was very proud of his is closed down, the Salvation
Swedish heritage. His parents Army is still here and so is the
were born in Sweden and TD Canada Trust.
came to Canada as children
“I think it’s a pretty big deal
with their families. He was to be around that long supporthappiest at the cabin at the ing the community”, said Eric
lake he built in the 1950s and Blondin, who is the current
spent as much time there as he Bank Manager. He succeeds a
could–a few miles from where long line of bank managers
he was born. Manny passed from C.M. Denison who
away on June 21, 2014 at the opened the first branch back in
Rainy River Hospital and will 1914.
be interred alongside his wife,
“We’ve been through the ups
Aileen in the Bergland Ceme- and downs of the community.
tery.
We’ve supported the commuA Celebration of Manny’s nity and the community has
life will be held on Thursday, supported us”, said an appreJune 26, 2014 at 11 a.m. from ciative Blondin.
the Rainy River Knox United
An anniversary celebration is
Church, with Rev. Frances set for this Friday, June 27
Flook officiating. Honourary
Pall Bearers will be Tim
Nordin, Larry Nordin, Rene
Norberg and Cam Hanson.
Honour Guard provided by the
Rainy River Royal Canadian
Legion and Masonic Lodge.
If desired memorial donations
may be made to the Rainy
River Knox United Church or
the Rainy River Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 54, c/o
Northridge Funeral Home,
Box 89, Emo, Ontario, P0W
1E0.
Online condolences may be
offered at www.northridgefuneralhome.com
Emanuel (Manny) Nels Nordin
charged. They
moved
to
Rainy River
where
he
worked for the
CNR and then
in 1954 for the
LCBO until
1980 when he
r e t i r e d .
Manny and
Aileen
had
four children
and will be
missed
by:
Rick
(Carolyn), David
(Laurence),
Patricia
(Michael Potter) and Lori
(Larry Caul),
nine grandchildren and
six
great
Born 1 February 1925 in
Tovell Township (Bergland) to
Knute and Emma (Fredrickson) Nordin. He attended McCrossen-Tovell school in
Bergland and worked for
Dalseg’s in the late 1930s and
early 1940s. In 1943 he enlisted in the Royal Canadian
Air Force and served at several
bases in Manitoba. While in
the Air Force he met Aileen
Marjory Drader and they were
married in August 1946 in
Winnipeg after they were dis-
grandchildren.
Manny was very involved in
the community as a long time
member of the Masonic Lodge
and the Canadian Legion
where he was a past president.
He was involved in many
other organizations and activities such as Knox United
Church, Cubs and Scouts and
firearms training. In 1967 he
was one of two Rainy River
citizens to receive the Centennial Medal for community
service and in 2002 received
Celebrating 100 years
in your community
Eric Blondin, TD Canada Trust Bank Manager invites
everyone to come and celebrate their 100th Anniversary this
Friday, June 27th from 12:00 – 3:00.
from 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. and the
past, current and future clients
public is invited to the corner to join us”, said Blondin who
of Scott and Mowat where the was pleased to be in the manbank has stood since 1922. ager position to mark this ocThe original building that was casion.
opened in 1914 was located
“It’s pretty special”, he
further down the street at 232 smiled.
Scott Street.
“We will have some retired
In 1977, a new building was employees coming to help
erected on the current site and out”, enthused Blondin about
a grand re-opening was held the day’s events adding that
where over 200 guests at- past managers have also been
tended. The bank manager was invited to attend.
J.J. Donovan and the Mayor of
The activities will include a
Fort Frances was Allan Avis.
BBQ lunch with hot dogs and
The opening of the new build- hamburgers, refreshments and
ing was seen as a symbol of a cake. There will also be prizes
growing community by the and giveaways.
speakers who participated in
District
Vice-President,
the ribbon cutting ceremony at Stephen Inskip from Ottawa
the time. The first Green Ma- will be in attendance to celechine was installed in August brate and assist with a couple
1988. Then in 2000, Torontoof planned donations to local
Dominion bank merged with charities.
Canada Trust and has since
“We welcome everyone
been recognized as TD down on Friday to help celeCanada Trust.
brate this significant mile“We’re inviting all of our stone”, said Blondin.
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1 MC rotary, 9 ft. rotary
scythe $400.00; 1 3 pt
hitch 2 row potato cultivator $750.00; 1 314 3
pth Case plow $750.00
Ph. 487-1684 or 4872548.
15
1956 Massey Ferguson
tractor in running condition. $1500 OBO. Call
Willie 275-7780.
15
1 Kodiak 6 ft., heavyduty, 3 pt hitch, brush
cutter. $1,950.00 Ph. 4871684 or 487-2548.
14
International 240 Utility
Tractor, in excellent condition. Ph 487-1684 or
487-2548.
14
Maverick 24’ tandem
axle 5th wheel trailer
$850; New Holland 650
round baler $6,000; John
Deere 3150, 4 wheel
drive tractor, 4,370 hrs.,
$9,500; call 274-2374.
14
1 MC rotary, 9 ft. rotary
scythe $400.00; 1 3 pt
hitch 2 row potato cultivator $750.00; 1 314 3
pth Case plow $750.00
Ph. 487-1684 or 4872548.
14
John Deere 1830 tractor
in very good cond. 60 hp
diesel, 2 remotes, stored
inside. Asking $11,000
obo; New Holland 790
forage harvester in excellent cond. 2 row 824
corn head and 890W p/u
head. Always oiled and
stored inside; Dion forage
wagon in good cond. Left
hand unload. Stored inside. Phone 483 1443.
14
HORSE
ACCESSORIES AND
HAY, FEED
LIVESTOCK/PETS
FOR SALE
Does your pet have a tender tummy or indigestion? Goat milk might be
the answer. 483-1322.
14
Standing at stud for the
month of July, “ Little
Doc Frisco “. Registered
black and white paint,
APHA, double homozygous, Tobiano. guaranteed painted foal. For info
Ph. Jim at 852-1149.
15
Bunnies for sale. $10.00
each. Ph. 487-1684. 14
WANTED I am looking
to reserve/buy my 2014
horse hay. Specifically,
clean
timothy/grass.
Would like 2014 first cut,
but need it cut before it
gets too coarse. Am willing to pay up front. Need
minimum 300 small brand new 1/2 oz. issued
squares. Call Mona at in 2014 ph. 483-1322.
488-5705.
14 15
TO GIVE AWAY
Free 50-60 pressuretreated 2x6 decking 70”
long, removed from our
dock. Phone Richard or
Helen at 274-3180 for
more details.
14
GARAGE/YARD SALES
Garage Sale! Friday, June
27 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM,
616 Mowat Ave. (UNFC
Circle of Life building),
Please use First Street entrance. No reasonable offers refused. Everything
must go!
14
4 good tread Discovery
H.T.
Cooper tires
mounted on chrome rims
235-75-R15 off of 4
wheel drive S-10 Chev,
$150.00 each obo, ph.
852-1733 or 275-5670.
15
Hotpoint fridge- 65 high x
30 wide x 28 deep-almond in color-$95--Call
807-852-4608.
15
Top-load FRIGIDAIRE
clothes washer, white,
large tub capacity, $200,
good condition, ready for
laundry duties, call
8523655 RR.
13
RCA
LED
39inch
TV.$100.00.Call
276Yard Sale Friday, June 1487 after 6pm.
15
27th 8-5 and Saturday,
June 28th 8-1pm at 204 Four P195/65R15 MoFifth St., Rainy River, tomaster all season radials
Wiersema
residence: new condition. Mounted
fridge, hot water tank, on Toyota corolla Rims,
Honda elite 80 moped, rim size is 5x15. Also 1
antiques, men’s stuff, full size spare on a new
household, lots for every- rim. New price on 4 tires
one.
14 and rims is $760.00 selling all 5 for $500.00
Multi family garage sale OBO. phone 807-274on June 28 & 29, 9am to 7066.
14
4pm, #81 Worthington
Rd. #5, just behind Pet cage 24"x24"x24"
Lowes. 1947 Ford 8 End $25.00, cat carrying cage
Tractor, tools, sm. appli- $15.00, animal cage-trap
ances, glass ware & $10.00 Phone 487-2675.
household items, TVs, 14
Stereos, antiques, collectables, childrens books & Electic wood splitter Call
puzzles, saddles & Horse 482-2560.
15
tack (Dressage, English &
Western), wood crafts 2 china cabinets $400
(new).
14 each or best offer ph. 852E S T AT E / G A R A G E
SALE Thursday July 3,-3pm-7pm, Friday, July 4-3pm-7pm Saturday, July
5--9am-Noon.
309
Crowe Ave. Fort Frances
Estate crystal, glassware,
serving pieces. Many
quality household items.
Large asst. of shop tools.
14
LOOKING FOR
COMPANIONSHIP
SERVICES WANTED OR
SERVICES AVAILABLE
Child Care Spaces Now
Open! For Infants to
School Age Children,
Competitive Rates, Experienced Provider, References Available, For more
information contact Debbie at 274-4615.
15
1644.
15
Quart jars $2/doz. Pint
jars $1/doz. phone 4835531.
15
four P195/65R15 Motomaster all season radials
new condition. Mounted
on Toyota corolla Rims,
rim size is 5x15. Also 1
full size spare on a new
rim. New price on 4 tires
and rims is $760.00 selling all 5 for $500.00
OBO. phone 807-2747066.
15
Handcrafted
wooden
couch and chair set - Call
482-2560 for details. 15
For sale home made ATV
trailer $140.00 110cc
Loncin atv motor for parts
$35.00 5hp Briggs &
stratton motor not running
came off a tiller $20.00
small drill press $30.00
vintage tin trunk $40.00
call 274-7499.
14
Looking for someone to
paint windows, trim on 2 i have a bout 2 truck
storey house, 615 Atwood loads of honda and some
Ave., Rainy River, ph. yamaha 3wheeler parts .
275-7153.
15 Parts for honda 125m
185s 200e 200 big red .
Some parts for yamaha
MISC. FOR SALE
175cc & 200cc asking
$650.00 call 274-7499.
Jigs! Glow jigs & spin- 14
ners, Disco jigs, other
coloured jigs, red/green
WANTED
spinners, custom orders,
ph. 852-3669.
s
Firearms in any condition.
Need not be complete or
working. Also interested
in parts, scopes, ammunition and related items.
Fair prices paid. 274-0472
Columbia tent 10x10; .
13
Coleman propane hot pot
slow cooker; Coleman TV tower, ph. 852-3669.
stove; hanging rope chair; 15
Zodi propane camping
shower ph. 486-3624. 15 Wanted unwanted broken
Aluminum truck cab topper, 6.5’ silver with black
windows $100 ph. 2745083.
14
Travel trailer hitch parts;
tank gage for heating oil
tank; 12 pkace setting
bronzewear table ware
with case ph. 486-3624.
15
Double/queen deep peach
satin top quilt in perfect
condition ph. 852-4356
Silver coins from North
American mints, 1 oz. and
down lawn mowers and
3wheelers call 274-7499.
15
2600 square foot river
front home. 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, 545 feet of river
shore line on 3.5 acres.
Wrap around covered
deck, dock, boat launch,
4 stall garage, horse barn
and paddock. 86 Hammond Drive, Rainy River.
807 852 1940.
15
2 story home in Rainy
River, 2 bdrm plus
garage. Updated throughout. Very close to park
and hospital. Fridge,
Stove,
dishwasher,
washer and dryer. $500
plus utilities. Also willing to sell and will consider rent to own. Call or
text 1-218-434-1254 or 1807-275-9959.
16
2 BR house in Rainy
River, 206 Second St.,
ph. 852-3135.
15
Land for Sale: 5 acres on
Bone Rd, Alberton,
cleared field, 8x10 shed
with power and phone
lines, double driveway,
natural gas at road,
$40,000 firm. Ph. 2746676.
15
Place for sale, 62 acres, 3
bedroom house, 1 1/2
baths, family room in
basement, nice shop,
good well, nice location 6
mi. from town on Hwy
611 South Fire #1108,
must be seen, asking
$300,000.00. Call or text
275-6166 or call 4823936 evenings.
14
2 bedroom cottage with
attached sunroom. Water,
electricity, indoor plumbing, road access.Detached
sleeping cabin/sunroom.
South exposure. Decking
around cottage and 2
lower decks. Two sheds.
Fully furnished. Rocky
Islet Bay, Fort Frances.
Call 807-274-3309 or
807-274-2026.
16
Beautiful 2 bedroom
cabin for sale in Mine
Center. Built in 2008.
$90,000
for
more
info/pictures call Willie
275-7780.
14
For sale 2 BR/2 bath +
loft. 477 Hill Rd
(Crozier). 10 acres, huge
garage. $208,000 Willie
2757780.
14
Approximatly 3.45 acres
with 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen, large
screenroom and wraparound deck with large
barn for sale 10 minutes
north of Devlin. Has a
243 ft diamond drilled
well
with
great
water..Needs
work..
Make an offer.807-2760312.
14
Beautiful River Ave. lot
for sale in Rainy River,
serviced, double lot
120’x120’ 509 River Ave.
E. ph. 852-3218.
s
LOST
$100 REWARD for info
leading to recovery of
drive motor guard off
690B J.D. excavator
stolen from J.D. dealer
yard in Emo, ON. Contact Earl at 486-3437.
14
Lost a small drill motor,
Black & Decker, with a
pink No. 8 Robertson
screw driver on it. Ph.
Mike Meunier 852-3201.
15
broken down 1986 honda
350 4track 4x4 4wheeler
call 274-7499.
15
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RECREATIONAL
ITEMS
1965 18ft Starcraft boat.
110 Mercruiser. Needs
prop seal and tilt hose.
New tops,side curtains,
and back cover. On trailer.
Phone 274-7066.
14
Boat Package: 2010, 16’
WC Lund boat, 2010, 25
hsp Merc., 2010, Shorelandr trailer, asking
$5,500 ph. 274-7896, Bill.
15
1995 polaris 425 magnum
4x4 4wheeler hi and low
gear. Has winch. Runs and
drives good $2650.00
1998 yamaha 350 big bear
4x4 4wheeler comes with
plow and winch runs and
drives good $2750.00 call
dan 274-7499.
15
2004 23’ Komfort 5th
Wheel, fibreglass exterior,
dual pane windows,
heated tanks, a/c, slide
out, rear hitch, sleeps 6,
1/2 ton towable, many
more features, 5th Wheel
hitch available, alum.
frame, $11,500 ph. 2745083.
15
2006 17 foot G3 170C. 90
4-stroke, trolling motor,
trailer and cover. In excellent condition $16,000
OBO. Call Willie 2757780.
15
1965 18ft Starcraft boat.
110 Mercruiser. Needs
prop seal and tilt hose.
New tops,side curtains,
and back cover. On trailer.
Phone 274-7066.
15
Honda 200 Big Red 3
wheel. Runs well, good
tires, manual start ph.
486-3624.
15
16’ Lund aluminum fishing boat 15” transom; 16’
Starcraft Mariner V fishing boat 20” transom, ph.
275-5715.
15
Boat trailer for 16’ boat
$375 ph. 852-1644. 15
VEHICLES
2009 Pontiac Montana, 7
passenger Mini Van. In
good condition with
safety. Ph. 807-487-1684
or 487-2548.
14
PARTS only. 2001 sunfire
2dr green in color. 2.2 liter
engine with a 5 speed
manual transmission. Had
a some wires melt under
dash, so now it wouldn`t
start. Give me a offer. Ph.
487-1616.
14
1988 GMC vanura 1500
van runs good has some
rust $750.00 call 2747499.
15
2009 Pontiac Montana, 7
passenger Mini Van. In
good condition with
safety. Ph. 807-487-1684
or 487-2548.
15
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• Banners & Posters
• Blue Prints & Maps
• Photographs
theupsstore.ca/369
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is pleased to announce
that they have a 12,000 lb.
overhead hoist to service
your vehicles.
Phone 487-2548
or see our website at:
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TNT CONTRACTING
482-2676
Roofing, Siding, Decks,
Dock Repair,
Tree Removal,
Raising Cabins,
Scrapsteel/Derelict
Vehicle Removal,
Landscaping & Excavating,
Bobcat Rental Available.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
DINNER FEATURE
Walleye Oscar
A broiled walleye fillet served over wild rice, a layer of
asparagus spears and crab meat, with hollandaise sauce
drizzled over the top. Served with tossed or Caesar salad.
Bauman’s
Construction
All types of cement
work: floors, walls,
driveways, sidewalks,
basement repairs.
Call Bruce
807-483-1423
LIDKEA
Optometry Services
Dr. Robert E. Lidkea
Dr. Bruce A. Lidkea
221 Scott Street
Fort Frances, Ontario
(807)
274-6655
10 miles east of Int'l Falls on Hwy. 11
218-286-3151
Dine Daily ~ 7 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.
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Rainy River District
Women’s Shelter of Hope
If you are a woman who has
experienced violence or abuse,
staff at the Atikokan Crisis Centre
are available 24 hours a day to
listen and provide support to you.
Call
Romyn
Pumping
Waste Water Service
Computer, iPad,
iPhone REPAIR
Reliable, trustworthy
Ken Hawrylak
274-1628 - 275-6252
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1-800-465-3348
Noble Monument Sales
Jason
Lilley
Quality & Service
Printout supplied for approval
Cleaning & Restoration of
older monuments
On Site Inscriptions
Serving the District
for over 30 years
If your water doesn’t drain...
Ease the strain! Call
482-3788
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St. Hilaire
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482-1195
276-3648
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See us for your farm
equipment needs!
Comfortably heated and
air conditioned for
their comfort
Alcoholics Anonymous
Please call for meeting time and location
Ph. 852-1560, 852-1986,
852-3788
24 hour access number 274-1944
Last Tuesday of month open to public
Morson AA Group - meets every Monday
at 8:00 at the Morson Bible Fellowship,
last meeting of the month is open to the
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3/4 mile S. of Baudette Motel
Polaris ATVs may not be ridden by anyone under 16
and all riders should take a safety course. For safety
and training information see your dealer or call Polaris
at 1-800-342-2764. ATVs can be hazardous to operate.
For your safety always wear a helmet, eye protection,
protective clothing and never carry passengers. ©1998
Polaris Industries Inc.
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Breakfast, Lunch &
Dinner daily
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218-283-6121
Carr’s Repair
2002 Buick LeSabre low
mileage 92,000mi, new
windshield, newer tires,
new front brakes, leather,
35 mpg, best offer 4835410.
14
ATVs & Snowmobiles
• We service & repair all
makes & models
• Complete Automotive &
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We can also find new after market parts at reasonable prices.
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314 Scott Street, Fort Frances
274-0510
2000 Ford 250 SD
2005 Amanti
2007 Ford F150
2009 Impala
2005 Grand Cherokee
2006 Ford Fusion
2007 Compass
2011 Chevy Silverado
2005 Optra
2006 Allure
2008 Caravan
2013 Caravan
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Page 5, The Westend Weekly, June 25, 2014
Curvy Chick is on the move
Mackenzie Booth and Jennifer Horton carry some of the Curvy Chick inventory to their
new location down the street.
By: Teresa Hazel
Curvy Chick is moving from
its current location at 334
Scott Street down the street to
306 Scott Street (former Fort
Dance Studio) in the same
building as Shear Serenity
across from the post office.
The store that specializes in
lingerie and sleepwear for all
shapes and sizes has been
open for about a year. They
will officially be in their new
location on July 2nd. Jennifer
Horton who owns the boutique
is excited about the move.
“It’s a bigger space so we
will have room for more in-
ventory”, she said.
Store hours are Monday to
Friday from 9:30 to 5:30 and
Saturdays from 10:00 to 5:00.
Call 274-6849 for more information or check out Curvy
Chick Fort Frances on Facebook.
Star Car
of the
week
at Waschke Family GM Center
2013 CHRYSLER 200
4DR SDN LX
$
STAND ALONE TRIM IN A SEDAN BODY STYLE! INTERIOR HAS
A LUXURIOUS FEEL AND THE OUTSIDE HAS A SLEEK LOOK!
Showroom Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 8-6 • Sat. 8-1
Parts & Service Hours:
Waschke
Mon. - Fri. 8-5
SALE
14,957
W
2300 Highway 53
Int’l Falls, MN 56649
218-283-3471
FAMILY DRIVEN
www.waschkegm.com
Air Cadets hold Annual
Ceremonial Review
Congratulations to the Fort Frances 908 Rainy Lake Air Cadet Squadron.
Various awards were presented as follows: Perfect Attendance Certificates to FSgt
N. Piotrowski; Sgt M. Grant;
Sgt S. Selman; FCpl A. Roth;
LAC C. Sinclair, Cdt J.
Danielson. Most Active Participation Award to Sgt S. Selman (female) and Sgt M.
Grant (male). Fort Frances Legion Community Service
Award to FSgt N. Piotrowski.
Range Team Award to FSgt T.
Gerhard; Sgt S. Selman; Cpl
H. Ottoson; Cpl J. Presenger;
and LAC D. Onichuk. Top
Marksman Award to FSgt T.
Gerhard. Recruit of the Year
Award to LAC C. Sinclair. Top
Level 2 Cadet Award to Cpl H.
Ottoson. Top Level 3 Cadet
Award to FCpl D. Roth. Top
Awards were presented at the Fort Frances 908 Rainy Lake
Level 4 Cadet Award to Sgt S.
Air Cadet Squadron 11th Annual Ceremonial Review.
Selman. Top Overall Cadet
Air Cadets also participated
The Fort Frances 908 Rainy
Award to Sgt S. Selman.
in several community events
Lake Air Cadet Squadron held
The Air Cadet Program also
including Legion Poppy sales,
their 11th Annual Ceremonial
gives cadets the opportunity to
Remembrance Day cereReview (ACR) at the Memoattend various free summer
monies at the High School and
rial Sports Centre auditorium
camps. Several cadets will be
Cenotaph, Salvation Army
on June 4, 2014.
attending camps in Southern
Kettle Drive, July 1st Parade,
The ACR is an opportunity
Ontario this year that will
and the Fly-in BBQ at the Fort
to give cadets the recognition
focus on general training, fitFrances Airport.
they have earned for the year.
ness and sports instruction,
The squadron was honoured
Celebrating the completion of
basic drill and ceremonial,
this year to have Major C.
a very busy and successful
basic survival, survival inStanley as Reviewing Officer.
year were 24 cadets who not
structor, advanced musician
Along with proud parents,
only participated in weekly
and glider pilot.
relatives and guardians were
training exercises but also had
Congratulations to the Fort
representatives
of
the
the opportunity to take part in
Frances 908 Rainy Lake Air
squadron sponsors including
Biathlon competitions, ground
Cadet Squadron for your many
the Fort Frances Lions Club,
school, marksmanship compeaccomplishments this year.
the Fort Frances Legion
titions, Survive Air competiFor young people between the
Branch #29, the Kiwanis Club
tions and several survival
ages of 12 and 19, consider beof Fort Frances and the Legion
camping exercises and fall and
coming an Air Cadet this SepLadies, as well as several
spring gliding at Kakabeka
tember.
award sponsors.
Falls.
Thank You
The Rainy River High School Chem Free
Grad 2014 was a great success!
The RRHS Chem Free Grad Parent Committee would like to thank everyone
who generously supported us in providing the Graduating Class of 2014 with a
fun and safe night of celebration with their classmates, families and friends. We
could not have made this happen without the support of the graduates, their
families, Rainy River High School Staff and the countless numbers of individuals in our community who supported our fundraising efforts. We sincerely
appreciate the following Rainy River and District businesses, organizations and
individuals who supported this event through their generous donations:
Rainy River Clinic, CN Sharpe Group, Loewen's Green House.
Ainsworth Engineered Canada LP, Canadian Tire Fort Frances, C.Sharp
Construction, The Haire & Body Shoppe, Métis Nation Of Ontario Healing
and Wellness, Moose Lodge, Safe Communities Rainy River District,
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Betty's of Fort Frances, Fort Floral, John Sinninghe, Kaemingh Fuels, La
Place Rendez-Vous, Marilyn Hanson(Mary Kay), Melanie's Foodcare &
Reflexology, Morgan Associates, Spruce Creek Golf Course, Starbuck's,
Stewart & Sande, Stratton Service, Tompkin's Hardware, Township of Morley,
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Boston Pizza, Buena Vista Resort, The Beauty Chalet, Ed Kaun & Sons Ltd,
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Page 6, The Westend Weekly, June 25, 2014
Residents Enjoy Dinner at the Vous
Frances Sheflantook and Annie Anderson visit at La Place
Rendez-Vous.
Jessica Robinson is completing a work placement at Rainycrest and joined Elsie Taylor for dinner.
Lil Pihulak and Eleanor Turewich both agreed that Rainycrest is “a nice place to be”.
Jack McCuaig enjoyed dinner with Auxiliary volunteer,
Larry Angus and Rob Barnard who has been a PSW at
Rainycrest for about six years.
Dorothy Tkachuk enjoyed her walleye dinner.
Merle Ogden gets a surprise visit fro her great-granddaughter, Karrah Ogden.
Laurel Halvorsen, Auxiliary volunteer chatted with Arlene
Steinke.
Annie Anderson and Frances
with hauling wheelchairs and
walkers. A school bus was used Shelfantook were enjoying the
for those who did not require night out.
“I’ve been at Rainycrest for
the handi-van, which also made
about a year”, reported Andertwo trips to transfer residents.
“It’s quite an undertaking”, son. “I came in when they had
the dinner last year. It was a nice
noted Hudson
Auxiliary members also come welcome”, she smiled.
Does she enjoy coming out? “I
along to sit and visit with the
certainly do. It’s wonderful”, she
residents during dinner.
tor.
“It’s a time to get out and the
residents really look forward to
it”.
There was music playing and
a special menu was provided
where walleye was a popular
choice.
The evening out relies on volunteers with trucks who help
By: Teresa Hazel
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were treated to dinner out at La
Place Rendez-Vous courtesy of
the Rainycrest Auxiliary last
week.
“The Auxiliary pays for
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Hudson, Activation Coordina-
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Leonard Haver enjoyed the bright sun with his shades on
while waiting for his ride home
Staff members were also there
enthused.
Frances Shelfantook, who just to assist the residents.
celebrated her one hundred and
Jessica Robinson, a first year
first birthday enjoyed the dinner RN student is completing an
too. The local author reminisced eight-week placement at Rainyabout spending all her summers crest through a grant from the
on Rainy Lake at the cabin and Northern Ontario School of
commented on the brightness of Medicine (NOSM). She was sitthe new moon that had recently ting with Elsie Taylor and Lil Pibeen on display.
hulak, who recently moved to
Rainycrest.
“It’s been a couple of months”,
reported Pihulak. “I love it. I
don’t have to worry about my
next meal or washing clothes.
It’s all done for you”, she smiled.
“It’s a nice place to be”, agreed
Pihulak and her friend Eleanor
Turewich.
Pihulak who was known locally as the “walleye queen” and
participated in the Fort Frances
Canadian Bass Championship
over the years was eager to get
out on Rainy Lake. “I’m waiting
to go out fishing”, she smiled.
Jack McCuaig who is ninety
years old has been at Rainycrest
for about a year. “I’d rather be at
home”, he admitted about his adjustment to Rainycrest so far,
adding that his wife who is
ninety as well comes often to see
him.
He recalled working at the
Food Basket Grocery Store,
which was located next to Stedman’s on Scott Street (now
Leon’s Furniture Store).
“The fishing was good on
Rainy Lake”, he remembered
fondly.
Dorothy Tkachuk was enjoying her dinner out as well. “It’s
good”, she said about the walleye dinner. She has been in
Rainycrest for about a year and
is “adjusting to life at Rainycrest”.
Also at her table was Merle
Ogden who got a surprise visit
from her great-granddaughter
Karrah.
The 7-year resident enjoys
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said. “They take very good care
of us. I’m quite happy there”.
How was she enjoying the dinner?
“I don’t have to pay for it
tonight, that’s the great part of
it”, she said with appreciation as
her granddaughter laughed, “I
knew she was going to say
something like that”.
Mabel Plymate was there as
well and enjoyed watching the
water.
“I could look at it for hours”,
she said. “I would like to take
some of it home but I don’t think
I can do that”, she quipped.
Another new resident out for
dinner was Arlene Steinke who
has been there about four months
now.
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although I can still go home once
in a while”, she said about her
transition. “Jack (my husband)
comes to see me almost every
day”.
Leonard Haver also enjoyed
his dinner out. “Don’t often do
it”, he said as he waited in the
beautiful sunshine for his ride
home.
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The Bookworm Sez by Terri Schlichenmeyer “Over Our Dead Bodies: Undertakers Lift the Lid”
The End.
It comes after the walkinginto-the-sunset shot in old
movies, usually in florid script.
You see it in books for children,
more than for adults. It’s at the
tail of short stories, tongue-incheek advertisements, sarcastic
social media postings… and
life.
And then what? What happens to your mortal remains
when that’s all that remains?
Take a peek at “Over Our Dead
Bodies” by Kenneth McKenzie
and Todd Harra, and you’ll get
a general idea.
In your job, you basically
know what to expect from day
to day. Not so, if you’re an undertaker. When you care for the
dead and their families, anything can happen – and
McKenzie and Harra prove that
well.
But first – a little history.
Take the label “undertaker,”
for example. It initially had to
do with the undertaking of
proper burial but some 130
years ago, the National Funeral
Directors Association officially
changed the title to “funeral director.”
Back then, funeral directors
and cabinet makers went handin-hand; someone had to make
the coffins, so why not someone with woodworking skills?
The business was then passed
down through the family, with
many an undertaker getting his
(or her) start as a child, sweeping the parking lot, pulling
weeds, or helping out inside.
But getting back to the main
point: “no day is the same” for
a funeral director. You can’t
ever prepare yourself for a
“Goat” to appear on someone’s
last wishes. You can’t fail to be
impressed at the timing of a
husband and wife who die
within hours of one another.
You can’t remain unfazed by
any coincidence, really, and
you’ll never get over the death
of your own mother, no matter
how many mothers you’ve
buried.
Still, funerals aren’t “doom
and gloom and death and dying
and tears and crying every day,
all day.” Funny things happen
– like a hearse caught in a
snowstorm and a funeral rescued by a beat-up pickup. Like
a jazz funeral that ended with a
second chorus. Like supersti-
tions, accidental love-matches,
funeral crashers, and life stories
that start with a piece of furniture and go full circle.
And speaking of life, the authors say, enjoy yours to the
fullest “because you too will
one day be pushing daisies.”
No pun intended, but my first
impression of “Over Our Dead
Bodies” was that it was a little
stiff.
There’s quite a bit off-topic in
the first few pages here – extraneous info that felt like a commercial – and because of that,
it seems to take awhile for authors Kenneth McKenzie and
Todd Harra to get to the body
of their book. Once they do,
however, we’re treated to the
kinds of tales we’d normally
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beg to hear when we’d meet an
undertaker at a cocktail party,
as well as personal stories and
a rambling (and quite fascinating) social history of death and
funerals.
But fear not: this isn’t
macabre stuff; it’s funny and
poignant and, as you dig in, it’s
very, very addicting. Once
you’ve started “Over our Dead
Bodies,” in fact, you’ll like it to
The End.
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Page 8, The Westend Weekly, June 25, 2014
A second look
“I have a lot of stress at
work. How can I tell if I’m suffering from burnout?
While some workplace stress
is normal, excessive stress can
interfere with productivity and
can impact physical and emotional health. There is a difference between stress and
burnout. Stress, by and large,
involves too much: too many
pressures that demand too
much of you. Those with
stress usually still believe that
if they can just get everything
under control they’ll feel better. Burnout, on the other
hand, is about not enough.
Being burned out means; feeling empty, having no motivation, and being beyond caring.
People experiencing burnout
often don’t see any hope of
positive change in their situations. Excessive stress is like
drowning in responsibilities,
while burnout is being all
dried up.
If you are dealing with excessive work related stress, it’s
important to recognize warning signs; physical and emotional
health
problems,
anxiety, irritability, depression,
sleep difficulties, physical
symptoms and relationship
difficulties are some examples.
To improve stress it is very important to exercise, eat healthy,
watch substance use, get
enough sleep and reach for
support. Remember you are
the only person you have control over, don’t try to control
the uncontrollable. Try to be
emotionally and socially
aware of yourself and your re-
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actions and what impact they
are having on the situation.
Recognize time management
issues, bad habits, perfectionistic tendencies or negative
thinking and make a plan by
setting realistic goals to reduce
these stressors. Trying to hide
how you feel and plough
through can make things
worse.
Burnout; just like stress, can
spill into other areas of your
life and have crucial consequences. Warning signs may
include: feeling tired and
drained, experiencing physical symptoms like illness,
headaches, changes in appetite
or sleep, experiencing a sense
of failure and self-doubt, feeling defeated, losing motivation, feeling increasingly
cynical and negative, withdrawing from others and responsibilities, and increasing
use of food, drugs, or alcohol
to cope.
Burnout will get worse if you
leave it alone. Many things
can contribute to burnout including: lack of control or
ability to influence decisions
affecting your job, unclear job
expectations, dysfunctional
workplace dynamics, mismatch in values, poor job fit,
lack of social support, worklife imbalance, etc. People at
risk of burnout are those who
try to be everything to everyone and those who work in
helping professions. It’s important to note that there is a
difference between burnout
and compassion fatigue.
Burnout is mostly related to
conflict within the workplace,
whereas compassion fatigue is
mostly related to emotional
and physical costs connected
to caring for others. Compassion fatigue may have a more
acute onset, while burnout
generally occurs over time.
The symptoms are similar, but
it may be important to distinguish which you are dealing
with in order to have some direction for addressing your issues.
If you are past the breaking
point, take your situation very
seriously. Slow down. Prioritize your commitments. Set
boundaries and avoid putting
any more on your plate. Rest,
reflect and heal. Take time to
re-evaluate your goals and priorities. Burnout is an undeniable sign that something
important in your life isn’t
working. You may need to
take time to think about or reevaluate your hopes, dreams,
and goals. Most of all you
need to get support. Rather
than turning away from your
supports, you need to turn toward them. Be honest about
what’s going on for you.
Sometimes people feel shame
as though there is something
wrong with them for not being
able to “handle” things. Although, you may feel all alone
and trapped, it’s crucial that
you don’t make this worse by
isolating yourself.
Riverside Health Care Facilities does not necessarily
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54, the Rainy River Medical
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River.
Are you experiencing problems with your vision? Do you
have diabetes, glaucoma, macular degeneration or a family
history of eye disease?
If you answered yes, please
contact your optometrist, family doctor, nurse practitioner or
diabetes educator to determine
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Letter to the editor
Dear Editor:
This past Wednesday, Thursday and Friday I helped with
the sandbagging at Rusty
Myers Flying Service, putting
in 8 hour days. During Thursday a group of students came
to help, some were getting
their volunteer hours in. I
took the time to show some of
them how to turn with a full
shovel and how to lift the 40#
bags of sand, without hurting
themselves. I was very impressed at how they listened
and did the work safely.
carcasses nearby. Parrino admitted to shooting, partially
harvesting and abandoning an
antlerless white-tailed deer and
shooting at a second deer, both
near Longbow Lake. Parrino
told officers he also shot and
consumed a black bear in August of 2013 near Savant Lake.
His void licences and deer parts
were seized and forfeited to the
Crown.
Officers also discovered that
Parrino purchased Ontario resident black bear, antlered deer
and moose hunting licences on
August 13, September 22 and
October 27, 2013, respectively,
without having met the minimum residency requirement of
six months. Parrino moved
from Quebec to Savant Lake in
May 2013, then to Kenora in
September. He falsified information about his residency on
the applications.
Justice of the Peace Robert
McNally heard the case in the
Ontario Court of Justice,
Kenora, on June 3, 2014.
For the purposes of obtaining
an Ontario resident hunting and
fishing licence, a resident is a
person whose primary residence is Ontario, and who has
resided in Ontario for a period
of six months during the previous 12 months. The use of false
or misleading information to
obtain licences is illegal and
voids the licence.
To report a natural resources
violation, call 1-877-TIPSMNR (847-7667) toll-free any
time or contact your local ministry office during regular business hours. You can also call
Crime Stoppers anonymously
at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
LOW Apparel Sale!!
These students are a credit to
our district.
I thank them for their help.
Volunteering is lifelong and
makes you feel good about
yourself.
Lyle Hyatt
Alberton
Assisted Living Emo meeting tomorrow
The Rainy River District Assisted Living Emo Team was
organized in April 2014.
The purpose of the team is to
survey local communities regarding the future housing
needs of seniors in the Rainy
River District.
Our goal is to build a nonprofit assisted facility in Emo,
based on commitment from
potential tenants.
Emo Municipality is very
supportive of the Rainy River
District Assisted Living Team
and has become the collection
agency for memberships.
The contribution of $100.00
per person membership is a
vote of confidence in the
R.R.D.A.L. Team and entitles
each person to vote on issues
and be eligible for nomination
to future Board of Directors.
Cheques can be made
Man caught illegally hunting
and abandoning big game
A Kenora man has pleaded
guilty to charges related to illegal big game hunts and has
been fined a total of $4,500.
Jonathon Parrino was fined
$1,000 for hunting black bear
without a licence, $1,500 for
hunting white-tailed deer without a licence, $1,000 for possessing illegally-killed wildlife
and $1,000 for abandoning
wildlife so its flesh became unsuitable for human consumption. Parrino is not allowed to
hunt big game in Ontario for
one year and must successfully
complete the Ontario Hunter
Education Program before he
may hunt again.
The court heard that Ministry
of Natural Resources conservation officers contacted Parrino
at his Kenora home on November 5, 2013, while investigating
complaints of abandoned deer
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West End Motors
Phone 218-373-2695
Fort Frances 274-7751 1-800-465-7763
www.westendmotors.ca e-mail: [email protected]
Serving the Rainy River District Since 1946
12 Shorewood Drive
View this ad on line at www.westendweekly.ca to see pictures in colour.
Open 3PM-Close Tues – Sat.
Page 9, The Westend Weekly, June 25, 2014
Splash and Dash Set to Go
Set your calendars for August
17, 2014 to participate in the
2nd Annual Splash and Dash
this summer.
The Rainy Lake Triathlon
Club is again hosting the
Splash and Dash Aquathlon
which consists of a 750 meter
swim and 5 km run for adults
16 and over. This year, a youth
distance will be introduced for
ages 12 to 15 with a 300 meter
swim and 3 km run. The event
will start and finish at the Point
Park.
Pre-registration will be set up
soon at the Memorial Sports
Centre, and participants are en-
couraged to pre-register to ensure that they get t-shirts as
there will be a limited quantity
to give out. Entry forms will
also soon be available on the
club’s website at www.rainylaketriclub.com .
For those who are new to
triathlon or for athletes who
want to get out with others and
train, the club is also offering
some group training activities
such as group bike rides and
swims. Bike rides will start and
end at the Memorial Sports
Centre, swimming will be at
Point Park where a transition
area will be set up for those
who want to practice that part
of triathlon. Details for the
group activities such as dates
and times will be posted on our
Facebook page - Rainy Lake
Triathlon Club.
Everyone is also welcome
and encouraged to come out to
Club meeting. Upcoming dates
and locations are listed on the
Facebook page.
Set a goal, start training and
see you at the 2nd Annual
Splash and Dash!!!
For more information contact
Allyson
Albanese
at
807.274.2368.
"Proper public
consultation needed”
Study on Impact of Canada Post Delivery Cuts on
Vulnerable Groups
An independent researcher
has studied the impact of ending door-to-door postal delivery on vulnerable populations
across the country, including
seniors, low-income and persons with disabilities, concluding that Canada Post should
"take a step back" and look at
alternatives to ending door-todoor delivery.
"What many of these groups
are proposing is that any
changes should be done with
transparency, active participation and proper public consultation where the lines of
communication are open to all
parties" said Caryl-Anne
Stordy, author of the study,
which was commissioned by
the Canadian Union of Postal
Workers.
Stordy interviewed groups
from the 11 communities first
on the list to lose their door-todoor delivery this fall. She focused
specifically
on
organizations representing individuals with disability and
mobility issues, seniors and
low-income earners. Security,
safety and accessibility were
the most prominent concerns
raised by members of these
groups, a majority of whom
disagreed with the decision to
eliminate door-to-door service.
Stordy noted that 64% of
those she interviewed said that
they had not been contacted by
Canada Post for input on how
to make community mailbox
conversions more accessible.
Only 18% had been contacted.
When Stordy approached
Canada Post for more information on its policies on making the mailboxes more
accessible, the Crown corporation told her it needed 635
days (1 year, 8 months, 27
days) to provide the requested
information. Asked about its
consultations with vulnerable
populations, Canada Post provided what Stordy described
as a "generic statement" - its
standard response to the many
concerns being raised about
Auction Sale
Tim & Yvonne Gouliquer
Saturday, July 12
10:00 a.m. Sharp
Bergland, ON, Hwy. #11, Pinewood, ON, N. on Hwy
619 - 26 km to Hwy 600, turn R. (east) to Fire 9761 Watch for “Auction Signs”
Riverbend Auction Services
Household items including furniture &
appliances, outdoor equipment & building
supplies, farm machinery, antiques and
collectibles. A very large variety of items too
numerous to mention.
Lunch
Available
Auctioneer: Telford Advent, member of the
Auctioneering Assoc. of Ontario
Cash or good cheques accepted, All Sales Final,
Not Responsible for Accidents
the impact of the cuts.
"In light of the lack of information Canada Post has presented to defend its decision
on the conversion, it appears
that these groups will be left
with no other choice than to
conquer these issues on their
own," noted Stordy.
The Canadian Union of
Postal Workers continues to
work with groups, municipal
organizations and allies to stop
the cuts to postal service and
find better solutions.
Wishing everyone
a safe and happy
Canada Day
Holiday.
Great Beaver 12th Annual
Cardboard & Tuck Tape Boat
Races, Sunday, July 20, Hannam Park, Rainy River
High water and cardboard
shortages jeopardize Great
Beaver Boat Races
The current high water levels
on the Rainy River along with
a shortage of cardboard may
jeopardize The Great Beaver
Cardboard and Tuck Tape
Boat Races on the Rainy River
this year. This would be the
12th Year for this annual event
held during RailRoad Daze in
Rainy River, ON. This popular
event that draws hundreds of
spectators is tentatively scheduled for Sunday afternoon July
20, 2014.
“Our first concern as always
is safety, and water levels, debris and current must drop dramatically between now and
the event to make the river
Irvin N. Anderson Amphitheater
ly
y, Ju
Saturda
Lost your dock to
the high water?
no personal coolers
FOOTCARE:
Reduction of corns, calluses and
nails (Veteran’s Affairs Provider)
Rainy River Waterfront,
Highway 11 East
International Falls, MN
$30.00
Gate Tickets:
$40.00
VIP Tickets: $75.00
VIPs receive: 5 beer tickets and/or complimentary pop, complimentary
snacks, private beer garden & porta potty, private parking in the west
lot with shuttle to gate service. Only 100 VIP-Sold at Backus or online
TICKET OUTLETS:
7:00 pm
Lamont Cranston 5pm
Mike Ure Band 3:30
Riverfest is brought to you by:
Footcare Clinics in
Emo, Stratton, Rainy River,
Morson and Fort Frances
Call for appointment:
Melanie Murray 852-3308
or cell 1-218-434-0174
INTERNATIONAL FALLS: KGHS-KSDM Radio I City Drug I
Backus Community Center
FORT FRANCES: Betty’s of Fort Frances I
Northwoods Gallery & Gifts
Buy tickets online at www.riverfestifalls.com or
www.backusab.org
Questions? Call Backus
(218) 285-7225
Check out our BUNDLES!
Bundle tickets & beer & save!
Only available online or at the Backus Office
www.riverfestifalls.com
AUCTION
SALE
Saturday, July 5th
Chattels of the Late Ted Lundgren at 10:00 am Sharp
Bergland, ON: Hwy #621, N. of Sleeman (Hwy #11) to
Fire #6141, Watch for “Auction Signs”
Riverbend Auction Services
Collectibles including Old McCormack
Deering (parts) and cow bells. Variety of tools
including a light plant, 225 Lincoln welder,
Equipment and Misc. including piles of scrap
iron and 10-15 old cars.
Lunch
Available
Auctioneer: Telford Advent, member of the
Auctioneering Assoc. of Ontario
Cash or good cheques accepted, All Sales Final,
Not Responsible for Accidents
Professional Service with a Country Touch
For further information contact Telford Advent 483-5403
uates!
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1-800-465-85
Request for Tender
* 2,500 small square bales
* preferably grass hay
* price quote on a per ton basis
* If you cannot supply the complete 2,500 bales we
will accept tenders for a lower quantity as well.
* Lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
Tenders accepted until July 7, 2014
Hay must be delivered and stacked in the hay shed at
the Stratton Sales Barn by August 15, 2014.
861 Kings Hwy. Fort Frances 274-3853
Sorry,
Saturday, July 5
Time to book your new dock!
Hours - Monday to Friday 7-5:30pm, Saturday 9-1pm
5,
4
201
Advance Tickets:
REFLEXOLOGY:
Touch Therapy...
A natural Healing Art
ipant skill level has increased
over the years and too many of
the craft have become nearly
unsinkable and the grand trophy has always been for the
most spectacular sinking,” Elliott stated smiling.
We have been soliciting various merchants for supplies of
used cardboard- shipping containers from appliances and
furniture, etc. And we are urging all potential boaters to find
their own cardboard and prebuild their boats. We will open
the rules to give everyone a
free hand to enter any craft
they can imagine as long as it
is primarily cardboard and
tape, said Elliott.
It is expected River conditions for July 20 should be predictable by early July and a
final announcement can be
made the week of July 6. Stay
tuned.
Gates open at 2:30 pm
ins now!
apter beg
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r
You
Sarah Campbell, MPP Kenora-Rainy River
safe for this fun family event,”
stated Jack Elliott, event organizer and past chair.
“The other problem is cardboard supplies. In the past Norampac a division of Cascades,
has donated to us the 4x8
sheets we used in the event.
They have informed us they
can no longer supply them at
no cost and we simply do not
have the $3000 plus they
would need to provide us with
a minimum shipment. The
event has always run on basically a zero budget with all
materials pretty much donated
with volunteers picking up the
deficit, if any,” he added.
“We still have a few sheets
left from last year which we
will reserve for the youth class
and may have to restrict to
only one sheet per entry instead of the usual two. But
that’s okay, because the partic-
Melanie’s Footcare
& Reflexology
Professional Service with a Country Touch
For further information contact Telford Advent 483-5403
Rainy River's biggest
race of the year at risk?
For further information / tenders can be sent to:
James Gibson, Stratton Sales Barn Manager
R.R #2, Emo ON P0W 1E0
Home: 807-487-2731
Cell: 807-271-2005
[email protected]
July 4 & 5
Live Band
Obtaining Euphoria
9 p.m. to closing
American Legion
Main Ave., Baudette
Page 10, The Westend Weekly, June 25, 2014
Strawberry Social a delightful afternoon
By: Teresa Hazel
Members of the La
Verendrye Hospital Auxiliary
once again hosted their annual
Strawberry Social on the
grounds of La Verendrye Hospital. Volunteers were busy
serving shortcake with ice
cream and strawberries to the
many guests who stopped by.
Staff members also came out
to check out the festivities.
Fun activities included
“Pick-a-Strawberry” where
surprise gifts were awarded.
There was a white elephant
table as well as a beautiful
plant table where potted flowers and plants were available
for sale thanks to donations
from Lowey’s and Hammond’s. The penny table also
had a great assortment of
prizes and the popular pull-tab
tickets were also available.
The Auxiliary partnered with
the Fort Frances Canadian
Bass Championship this year
to coordinate a raffle that features a 14’ Lund Boat &
Trailer Package.
“The draw will be made at
the Bass Championship on
July 28th after the final weighin”, noted Davetta Sheppard
who is assisting in organizing
the raffle.
Tickets are ten dollars each
and include a second and third
cash prize for one thousand
dollars and five hundred dollars. Tickets are available at
the gift shop located in the
front entrance of La Verendrye
Hospital. “We will be every-
where”, chuckled Sheppard as
to ticket sale locations on the
weekends. For more information on tickets, call Sheppard at
274-4997.
Thanks to all the volunteers
of the La Verendrye Hospital
Auxiliary for the work you do
to improve the quality of health
care for all those who need it.
As you carry on the tradition of
long-standing fundraisers you
have always remained open to
new fundraising challenges and
partnerships. Great work!!!
Sandy Pruys was selling beautiful potted flowers donated
by Lowey’s and Hammond’s.
Chris Lowey and Jeannine Cornell enjoy the strawberry
shortcake.
Evelyn Metke was putting her tickets in for the penny table
raffle.
Andrea Bruyere picks up a book from Lois Medhurst who
was manning the used book sale. Medhurst has been a member of the Auxiliary for over thirty years.
Citizens of the Year still smiling and serving! Jane McLeod
and Florence Hill don their aprons and caps to serve shortcake to the many guests who stopped by.
Mary Brown serves strawberry shortcake to Rachel Carter
and her niece Maddie Alchin who was visiting from Hamilton.
Donna Handberg tried her luck at the “Pick-a-Strawberry”
game hosted by Dianne Taggart.
Davetta Sheppard showcases the 14’ Lund Boat and Trailer
package that is featured in the Auxiliary’s new raffle.
Charleen Mallory got a ticket on the boat raffle from Ann
Wood and Janet Lambert.
Notice of Comment Period –
Supplemental Assessment
of Transmission Line
Routing Alternatives
Teagan McKinnon was enjoying her first strawberry social
with her mom Aynsley.
“Four generations” Audrey Thomson who has been an Auxiliary member for over 40 years was joined by her daughter,
Sheryl Laverdure, granddaughter Sara Kawulia and greatgranddaughter Makayla who is eight weeks old.
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Diane Wood took a break from the payroll department to
get in on the plant table draw. Lill Morrison was selling tickets.
Rainy River Resources Ltd. is planning to construct,
operate and eventually reclaim a gold mine at the
Rainy River Project site located in the Township
of Chapple approximately 65 km northwest of Fort
Frances, Ontario. As part of the environmental
approvals process and before construction can
start, an environmental assessment (EA) is
required. As the Rainy River Project requires a
transmission line connection to the Provincial
power grid, possible alternative transmission line
routing alignments and the preferred transmission
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EA Report which completed public review on March
6, 2014. A northern routing was preferred with other
alternative routings rated as unacceptable.
As part of its EA review process, the Ministry of
Natural Resources requested that a supplemental
assessment of the transmission line routing
alternatives be made available publicly, to further
ensure that local residents, Aboriginal groups and
other stakeholders, were informed and consulted
on the transmission line routing alternatives and
the selection of the preferred (northern) route. The
Supplemental Assessment of Transmission Line
Routing Alternatives, Rainy River Project will be
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5971 Highway 11-71 in Emo, Ontario; and at the
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Scott Street, for a 30-day period commencing on
June 23, 2014 and ending on July 23, 2014. Copies
have also been provided to local First Nation
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process.
All comments regarding review of the
supplementary assessment should be addressed to
the following individuals.
For further information please contact:
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Director, Environment & Sustainability
Rainy River Resources Ltd./New Gold Inc.
1111 Victoria Avenue East
Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 1B7
[email protected]
Telephone: (807) 622-8111
Facsimile: (807) 482-2834
Linda Chepil
Lands & Waters Technical Specialist
Ministry of Natural Resources, Fort Frances District
922 Scott Street
Fort Frances, ON P9A 1J4
Telephone: (807) 274-8616
Fax: (807) 274-4438
[email protected]
Page 11, The Westend Weekly, June 25, 2014
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Use our
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4
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5
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5
4
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99
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Essential Everyday
Liquid Laundry
Detergent 10 oz. ...............
65¢
1035
Shoppers Value
99
Breaded Chicken,
Sausage Biscuit,
Cheese Burger or BBQ
Rib Sandwich
4.2-5.5 oz.
699
$ 99
6
4/$
5
$ 99
3
99
4
NO CLIPPING NECESSARY
Antioch Farms
Chicken Kiev,
Cordon Bleu or
Broccoli & Cheese
5 oz.
Meat Department
Freschetta
Pies ............................................23.5-36 oz.
Red Baron
2/$
Edward’s
Singles...................................5.34-11.6 oz
Stone Ridge Premium
Ice Cream ...................................... 48 oz.
Essential Everyday
Grape Jelly ................ 18 oz. jar
Gatorade ......8 pack/20 oz. bottles
$
5
$
248
88¢
$
50
4
Cranberry Juice
Cocktail ......................64 oz. bottle
Coffee .............. 12 count k cup box
Maxwell House
K Cup Coffee ........... 12 count box
REDEEMABLE COUPON
99
Meat Department
2/$
5
$
599
$ 99
5
VALID: 6/22/14-6/28/14
General Mills
Cheerios ..........................8.9 oz.
Trix ....................................10.7 oz.
Cocoa Puffs .................11.8 oz.
Golden Grahams ........12 oz.
Cinnamon Toast
Crunch ............................12.2 oz.
Nature Valley
Granola Bars ............6-9 oz. box
Krispy Rice
$
Treats ............................6.2 oz. box
188
RV0200
Special K
Crackers .......................4-8 oz. box
Keebler
Toasteds Crackers ..... 8 oz. box
Keebler
Wheatables ................ 8.5 oz. box
Nabisco
Nabisco
Ritz Crackers ......8.8-13.7 oz. box
Nabisco
Crackerfuls ............. 6-6.25 oz. box
Redeem via SV Accounting
Take An Additional $2 OFF Of These
Prices With Coupon Above
Duncan Hines
Gulden’s
Keebler
Hunt’s
Snack Pack Pudding ................... 4 pack
Hunt’s
Manwich Sloppy Joe
Sauce (original only) ........................15 oz. can
Hunt’s
Spaghetti Sauce.......................24 oz. can
95¢
95¢
95¢
95¢
Chef Boyardee
Canned Pasta with
Meat ..................................... 14.75-15 oz. can
Act II
Microwave Popcorn ................... 3 pack
Hunt’s
Whole Tomatoes ...................14.5 oz. can
Hunt’s
Stewed Tomatoes ................14.5 oz. can
Hunt’s
Diced Tomatoes.....................14.5 oz. can
Hunt’s
Tomato Sauce ............................15 oz. can
Rotel
Tomatoes ......................................10 oz. can
Hunt’s
BBQ Sauce ................................ 18 oz. bottle
Sparkle
Mardi Gras
Napkins .....................250 count pkg.
$
Sugar .................................4 lb. bag
C&H
Brown Sugar ................... 2 lb. bag
3
175
$ 69
1
C&H
$ 69
1
Nabisco
Honey Maid
Grahams ............7.04-14.4 oz. box
2/$
5
Hershey’s
Milk Chocolate
Bars ........................................ 6 pack
Mayonnaise .................... 30 oz. jar
299
$ 18
1
88¢
$ 88
2
Heinz
$
Kraft
Marshmallows .......... 10 oz. bag
Essential Everyday
Hellmann’s
5/$
Ketchup ......................38 oz. bottle
$
188
Essential Everyday
$
5
99
Essential Everyday
Bathroom
Tissue...................4 double roll pkg.
95¢
C&H
Ice Cream Cones .. 12 count box
Angel Soft
Bathroom
Tissue.................12 double roll pkg.
5
2/$
5
2/$
5
2/$
4
2/$
4
2/$
4
2/$
78¢
5
95¢
2/$
Grahams Pie
Crusts ........................... 4-6 oz. pkg.
Powdered
Sugar...................................... 2 lb. bag
FROZEN
Banquet
Brownie Mixes ..18-18.3 oz. box
95
95¢
95¢
95¢
95¢
88¢
95¢
¢
DAIRY
Blue Bonnet.................... 1 lb. quarters pkg.
8
2/$
5
Essential Everyday
Snack Crackers ... 3.5-9.1 oz. box
Spicy Brown Mustard................. 12 oz.
4/$
Keebler
Ocean Spray
Hills Brothers
¢
CEREAL
444
$ 99
4
Pizza.....................................16.08-30.7 oz.
1045
Limit 10 per family with coupon at Super One thru June 28, 2014
FROZEN
Paper Towels ........6 big roll pkg.
$
¢
Limit 10 per family with coupon at Super One thru June 28, 2014
Value Meals .................. 4.73-10.25 oz. pkg.
$
Meat Department
Limit 10 per family with coupon at Super One thru June 28, 2014
NO
VALUABLE
CLIPPING
COUPON
NECESSARY
Frito Lay
99 Frito Lay
3
Limit 10 per family with coupon at Super One thru June 28, 2014
Limit 1 per family with coupon at Super One thru June 28, 2014
Ruffles..............................7.5-10 oz.
Ice Mountain
Spring
Water 24 pack/.5 liter bottles ....
Meat Department
$
199
$ 99
5
$ 99
1
Stuffed Green
Olives.............................5.75 oz. jar
Essential Everyday
Pitted Black Olives ..........6 oz.
Gedney
Baby Dill Pickles ......... 32 oz. jar
98¢
98¢
2/$
5
Gedney
Mini Munchers
Pickles .................................. 32 oz. jar
2/$
5
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Open 7 Days A Week
5:00 a.m. - Midnight
Hwy. 11-71 West, International Falls, MN
283-8440
www.s1foods.com
Use our
In-store ATM
PRICES IN EFFECT
®
Noon Sunday, June 22 Saturday, June 28
We reserve the right to limit
quantities!
Your only locally-owned Supermarket for over 50 years.
Meat Department - Fresh Meats Cut Daily
Gold-N-Plump
’s
Stewartne
SuperO
Extra Tender Breast Fillets
or Breast Tenders .............14-16 oz.
hoice
U.S.D.A. C
BlackAngus
Fresh Cut
Steaks
$ 98
7
Steakhouse Seasoned,
Mushroom & Swiss or
Cheddar & Bacon
Steakburgers.............................. 27 oz.
$ 78
1
lb.
t’s
Stewarne
SuperO
lb.
Chicken & Beef Patties or
Steak & Beef Patties
Combo Pack ........................... 18.20 oz.
Tyson
Bottom Round
Roast
Boneless
Skinless Chicken
Breasts
$
48
3
$
Fresh Cut
lb.
Pork
Sirloin
Roasts
38
2
Oscar Mayer
Jumbo Pack
Wieners .....................................................
W.H.M. Stewart’s
Smoked Andouille
Sausage Links .......................................
lb.
Fresh
Fresh
Sweet Peaches or
Juicy Ripe Nectarines
Red-on-the-Vine
Tomatoes
Iceberg Lettuce
Salad Blend
$ 79 $
1
Green
Grapes
$ 79 Green-Top
Red Radishes
or Pencil Thin
1
lb.
Minnesota
lb.
Fresh
2/
¢
Fresh Bratwurst,
Beer Bratwurst or
Italian Sausage Links.................16 oz.
Oscar Mayer
599
$499
$399
$
12 oz. bag
2 lb.
lb.
Deli Fresh or Selects
Lunch Meat Tubs .....................7.9 oz.
Oscar Mayer
Deli Fresh Chicken Breast
Cuts ........................................................6 oz.
Bluewave
Pacific Salmon or
Cod Fillets .....................................16 oz.
6
2/$
8
49
1
¢
99
lb.
Fresh
99 99 2
Fresh
Produce
5/$ 99
Fresh
1
¢
99
lb.
ea.
lb.
Super Sweet
Corn
ea.
¢ $ 99 2/
3
$349
$499
$ 49
$ 99
Fresh
California Tender Green Slender
Green Onions Grown Celery Asparagus Cucumbers
Bunches
6
2/$
Sheboygan
Frozen Canadian
Snow Crab Legs
lb.
California
Sweet Seedless
Polish, Bratwurst,
Smoked Sausage,
Turkey or Chicken
Sausage Links ......................12-14 oz.
Fresh
$ 68
1
6
$ 49
Johnsonville
No Name
hoice
U.S.D.A. C
BlackAngus
$
No Name
Pork Sirloin
Chops
T-Bone
4
49
ears
DELI
June 22 - June 28
MEATS
Sandwich Special
CHEESES
Wilson Baby Pit Ham 3 lb.
Virginia Ham $425 lb.
Honey Turkey $485 lb.
Wilson Hard Salami $425 lb.
$
Pork Roast w/ Side $5.99
Check out our specials
on facebook!
Deli Hours:
Provolone $455 lb.
Muenster $445 lb.
75
7am-7pm All Week
Fresh Bakery
All Made From
$ 69
CRUSHED
WHEAT
BREAD
..............................
1lb. loaf
1
Scratch By
Our
Bakery
WHITE DINNER ROLLS...................................................... doz.
APPLE CRISP ..................................................... 8x8
DESSERT SHELLS ..............................................4 cnt.
$
179
$ 69
3
99¢
Frozen
Dairy
Land O Lakes
Cottage Cheese ..............................22 oz.
Land O Lakes
Buttermilk ................................................ qt.
Tru Moo
Chocolate Milk................................... gal.
Crystal Farms
Chunk Cheese .......................... 8 oz. block
Crystal Farms
Shredded Cheese ....................8 oz. pkg.
Crystal Farms
Deli Sliced Cheese................. 8 oz. pkg.
Crystal Farms
American Singles .................12 oz. pkg.
Dannon
Light n’ Fit Yogurt ..................... 4 pack
Dannon
Activia Yogurt ............................... 4 pack
Imperial
Spread ............................................ 45 oz. tub
$
248
$ 18
1
$ 29
2
$ 25
2
$ 25
2
2/$
5
$ 88
1
2/$
4
2/$
4
$ 19
2
Old Home
Peanut Butter .......................... 24 oz. tub
Essential Everyday
Crescent Rolls .......................... 8 oz. tube
Essential Everyday
Cinnamon Rolls ................. 12.4 oz. tube
$
449
2/$
3
2/$
3
Red Baron
Pizza.......................................... 14.76-23.45 oz.
Oikos
Greek Frozen Yogurt ....................pint
Popsicles .............................. 18-24 count box
Klondike
Essential Everyday
Bagels .......................................14.25 oz. pkg.
Florida’s
Natural Orange Juice ... 59 oz. carton
Gold Peak
Tea ................................................. 59 oz. bottle
Simply
Ades ............................................. 59 oz. bottle
Cruz
Flour Tortillas ..........10 count/16 oz. pkg.
99¢
$ 19
3
2/$
3
$ 88
1
$ 99
1
Bars .......................................................... 6 pack
New York Texas
Toast Garlic Toast ..............13.5 oz. pkg.
Essential Everyday
Frozen Pasta ........................19-25 oz. pkg.
Essential Everyday
Blueberries .................................12 oz. pkg.
Essential Everyday
Frozen Smoothie Mix ......7.6 oz. pkg.
3/$
9
$
99
2
$ 99
2
$ 49
3
2/$
5
2/$
5
2/$
4
2/$
4
Banquet
Family Size
Entree’s.....................................25-27 oz. pkg.
Jose Ole
Taquitos ...............................20-22.5 oz. pkg.
Jose Ole
Chimichangas .........................18 oz. pkg.
Essential Everyday
Frozen Sliders ...........................8 oz. pkg.
2/$
5
$
599
$ 99
5
2/$
5
Mr. Dee’s
Twice Baked
Potatoes ......................................10 oz. pkg.
2/$
4
Westpac
Vegetables
(Mixed Vegetables, Sweet Green Peas,
Cut Green Beans, Chopped Broccoli,
Whole Kernel Corn) ................................16 oz. bag
Essential Everyday
Toaster Strudel ....................11.5 oz. pkg.
5/$
5
2/$
3