Hazlet Horizons - January 2015

Hazlet Horizons
January 2015
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Hazlet Happenings
Jan 9
Wings & Crib
Art viewing &Leggings
Jan 10
Wing Ding Cabri Hotel
Jan 15-18 Ladies Bonspiel
Jan 23
Jan 24
Hazlet Rink Skate-athon.
Wing Ding Cabri Hotel
Jan 27
Wellness Clinic
Feb 23—
Mar 1
Mixed Bonspiel
Wellness Clinic is run by RNs
from Cabri Home Care.
In Hazlet at the library.
The next date is Tues January
27th. It runs from 9:00 to
12:00. No appointment
necessary. For further
information you can call
JANUARY IS GOING TO BE A BUSY
MONTH IN HAZLET! Mark your
Calendars
Friday January 9th: Wings @ the rink
from 5-7, crib games to follow!
Friday January 9th: Art viewing and
Jenuine Leggings Sale @ Hazlet Big
House- come and go from 5-7, snacks and
drinks available!
Issue # 59
The Hazlet School Community Council
has asked me to continue bulk mail
Wednesday January 14th-17th- Hazlet
Ladies Bonspiel! Enter your team ASAP
with Michelle Dewar, DISNEY THEME and
Banquet is on Friday Evening!
Friday January 23rd 3:45- Hazlet Skatea-thon and Hazlet 3 on 3 tournament! Call
Rodney Anderson for Info!
Friday January 30th @ Hazlet
Community Hall: INTERNATIONAL
CELEBRATION! Celebrating the International
Flare in Hazlet and area! Potluck with
international foods, international music and
dancing! Video presentations and fun! $10
for adults, $5 for students, 5 and under
FREE!
Also please remember on every Monday at
6:00pm a group meets to get active! Enjoy
Zumba, Strength, cardio , yoga, or a fun
game at the Hazlet School Gym! This will
continue into February!
306-587-2921.
Lindsay Alliban
Hazlet Economic Development Officer
1-306-741-3775 www.hazletsk.com
delivery to the Hazlet Post Boxes. I will
provide them with a copy of the Hazlet
Horizons and they will facilitate the
distribution of the copies.
It has been brought to my attention
that this is a very vital link from the
school to the community. Please thank
them when you see one of the
members . You will receive copies from
January to June 2015 and at that time
other arrangements will be made.
Just in Case You Missed It!
The Hazlet hall board would like to send a huge
thank you to Henry Little for 40+ years of
dedicated service. We will miss you on our board.
Welcome to Glen Little, we are sure you will do
your best to fill dad's shoes !!!
Special thanks to Tyson Bavle for promptly taking
care of our very unpleasant plumbing issue. On
that note a reminder to all who use the hall to not
turn furnace thermostat off in kitchen as pipes
will freeze in bathrooms and kitchen.
We are planning on replacing linoleum in kitchen
and will be fundraising for project. Depending on
the weather we are hoping to have a ski-doo rally
in the near future.
We, along with the library board, want to thank
everyone involved in any way to make our fall
supper such a success .Special thanks to Gloria
Parker for each year bringing all the decorations
for the tables, also for all the years you tirelessly
served on the board.
We welcome new members to our little board,
good times!!
Thanks for understanding the situation
Glenys Weedon
Next Issue
Available
Feb 5th
2015
Our fearless leader..Adam Anderson,
Assistant leader.. Karla Sletten
Keeper of cash...Heather McEachern
Word recorder....Nola Zinn
Brawn............Kurt Emms
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January Fitness Schedule:
Cabri Hotel
Jan 10 and 24 Wing ding from 5-9
UCW The meetings are the first
Wednesday of every month at 7:30 in the
available in the bar and restaurant $15
United Church basement.
all the wings you can eat, no sharing.
Everyone Welcome and anyone
Sunday Brunch is cancelled for January.
interested please Join us
Happy New Year and all the best in 2015.
New Years Resolution? Need to Beat the summer blues? Ready to be healthy and
active?! Join us for some fun fitness! Monday's at Hazlet School Gym @ 6:00pm !
We are trying out a new format for fitness! Every Monday will feature a rotation of
different kinds of fitness for all levels! Please bring water, and inside shoes! If you
Commit to all 4 workouts its $30, or Drop in of $10 per class!
Monday January 5th:HIIT WORKOUT: Lets work off the Turkey! 30-40
minutes of High Intensity Fat Burning! We do intervals of alternating cardio
and strength- all work outs can be adapted to any fitness level! Quick workout with BIG results!
Monday January 12th: ZUMBA WORK OUT: Come and give Zumba a try, a
great work out, fitness for all ages and levels-I BET YOU LEAVE WITH A
SMILE :)
Trinity United Church News
Lasagna Supper
Trinity United Church
Tuesday, January 13th
5:00 – 7:00
Everyone Welcome
No Church for the month of
January
Next Service February 1st, at 9:30 – Annual Meeting
February 8th – NO Service in Hazlet, Official Annual Meeting in Cabri @ 11:15am
Monday January 19th: YOGA WORK OUT: Stretch it out, relax and Enjoy!
Beginners Welcome!
Monday January 26th: OPEN GYM: Lets all get together and pick something
new to try! Or play a game! Point of it all is just to get out and do something
fun and active!
Lindsay Alliban
Hazlet Economic Development Officer
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Library News
Tuesday 1:30-6:00
Thursday 11:00 – 4:00
Hazlet Cafe
Hours are 7am to 5 pm
Welcome to 2015. We are facing a new year with many exciting things going on at the Library.
This year we are sponsoring the Adult Education Classes with Kimberlie McIntyre as our Intern.
She has been working hard at finding out what classes people want this year. Please be sure to fill
out your questioners and send them back to her. If you have any questions she can be contacted
at 306-750-8706 call or text, or email [email protected]
We still have our “Quick Picks” going on and so come in choose a book and start discovering
some new books.
Monday—Friday
Daily Breakfast and Lunch Specials
The HELC trip of the month winner for
January 2015 is Fern Bang. She has won
roundtrip airfare for two from Calgary to
Victoria, 5 nights hotel accommodations
at the Inn at Laurel Point or similar, taxes
included
Limited supply of Groceries and Produce
1-306-678-0055
The winner of our Christmas Basket was Arlene Peltier, congratulations Arlene and Thank you
to everyone who bought tickets and supported us.
Our Annual meeting will be coming up watch for posters.
New Paperbacks
Patterson, James
Rogers, Kenny
Grisham, John
Van Lustbader, Eric
Lee, Alan L.
Semple, Maria
Bittner, Rosanne
Compton, Ralph
Cross My Heart
What Are the Chances
Sycamore Row
Beloved Enemy
Sandstorm
Where’d You Go Bernadette
Desperate Hearts
The Dangerous Land
Come in and discover what is new at the Library.
Librarian Elaine
mystery
novel
mystery
mystery
action
humour
romance
western
The Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and
Museum, now the “Home of Canada's Biggest
Bat”, wishes to express sincere appreciation to
the following individuals for donating and
volunteering their time, talent, skill and effort in
the transportation, preparation of the site, and
securing this huge baseball bat on the east side
of the building at 292-22nd Street, Battleford,
Sask.
The following individuals were acknowledged
and recognized for their contribution to this
project at the volunteer appreciation Christmas
dinner, December 10th, at the Lions Club Hall
in Battleford.
------Larry Gabruch, Frisch Engineered Products
Inc. Battleford
------Lionel Hawryliw, Frisch Engineered
Products Inc. Battleford.
------Bill Halewich, Sky Tech Equipment, North
Battleford.
------Dale Gidych, B&D Welding, North
Battleford.
------Neil Good, NRG Efficient Homes,
Battleford.
Battlefords Historical Lions Club was also
recognized for hosting the pancake and
sausage breakfast on August 16th, when the
official unveiling of the bat was held. As well,
all the volunteers of the Hall were
acknowledged for their many hours of
volunteering for the Saskatchewan Baseball
Hall of Fame and Museum throughout the
year.
Jane Shury
President/CEO
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Hazlet Rink Complex
Ladies Bonspiel:
Norman Criddle Award
Brian Olson
The Norman Criddle Award recognizes the contribution of an outstanding non-professional
entomologist to the furtherance
Of entomology in Canada. The recipient is selected by the affiliate society that hosts the annual meeting of the
Entomological Society of Canada. The Entomological Society of Saskatchewan is pleased to nominate Brian David
Olson of Hazlet, Saskatchewan, as the 2014 Criddle Award Winner.
January 15 – 18, 2015
Entries to Michelle Dewar 678-4513
Mixed Bonspiel:
Feb 23 – March 1, 2015
Entries to Larry Sletten 678-4524/Terry Bailey 6784805 or Barry Stock 678-4810
The Cabri Community Volunteer
Garden Committee wish to thank
Cabri Agencies operated by W. W.
Smith Insurance Ltd. for their generous donation to the gazebo project. Left to right - Barry McGuigan,
Judy McGuigan, Leanne Diehl, Bonnie Williamson of Cabri Agencies,
Beverly Lindstrom Baldwin and
Elenor Coulter
Brian Olson is a teacher by inclination and training. He received his Bachelor of Education degree from the
University of Regina, and was a classroom teacher, Vice-Principal, Principal and school division administrator for
30 years spanning 1974-2004. During that time, Brian focused his teaching on senior science programs,
especially biology. In his role as a biology teacher Brian instilled in his students a wonder of their natural
environment and introduced them to the fascinating world of insects.
In his commitment to personal and professional growth, Brian obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from the
University of Regina in 2000. His keen eye for detail led him to take a science class in scientific illustration by
distance from the University of Nebraska from 2001-2005. Brian has numerous published illustrations to his
credit. He drew the illustrations for the book Grasshopper Identification and Control : Methods to Protect Crops
and the Environment, written by Dan Johnston of the University of Lethbridge and published by AAFC and Sask
Pulse Growers. In 2006 Brian obtained a Master of Science degree with a specialization in Entomology from the
University of Nebraska in the subject area of grasshopper diversity in disturbed habitats (oilfield reclamation). As
an example of “Once a teacher, always a teacher”, Brian was contracted by the Graduate Studies Department of
the University of Nebraska to develop an evaluation instrument which would be administered to all potential
graduates as a pre-requisite to granting a M.Sc. in Entomology.
Besides introducing students to the fascination of insects, Brian has furthered the knowledge of entomology in
Canada by working with Dan Johnson in a survey of knowledge of entomological species in the Great Sand Hills
of Saskatchewan –Alberta. His broad knowledge of biological systems was recognized when he recently served as
the Integrated Pest Management Specialist with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture. Brian is truly a
renaissance man. Prior to his 30 year career as a biology teacher, Brian was an instructor in weaponry and the
outdoors to recruits in the Canadian Armed Forces Reserves; there he specialized in the subjects of mines, high –
explosives, and chemical and biological warfare. He has been a fur trapper, municipal weed inspector, pest
control officer, and hail adjuster for a hail company, where he developed new methods in determining hail loses
in lentils. He oversaw the establishment of insects for the biological control of leafy spurge in a Saskatchewan
municipality. Brian worked for the Biology Department of the University of Regina one season, establishing a
biology field station at Fort Walsh, Saskatchewan. In the process of cataloguing the natural history of the area, he
fenced approximately 10 km of bush land. This experience may have whetted his appetite for wood work; Brian
is an experienced house contractor, and has built a log house from cutting and peeling logs to completely
finishing the home.
Brian is an active member of the Saskatchewan Natural History Society, the Canadian Wildlife Federation, and
the World Wildlife fund, where he is a member of the Operation Rescue Team for Endangered Wildlife.
Brian Olson is the quintessential field naturalist, and is well deserving of the Norman Criddle Award for 2014.
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To the Sandhill
Players
“Never Too Late”
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School Library News-Thanks for all the great
The School received this wonderful
support during our book fair week! It is
letter of appreciation in regards to the
wonderful to see so many people, young
and old, excited about reading! We had set
food drive that was held in October
a goal of $1600.00 and I’m thrilled to say
and we want to pass the heartfelt
we exceeded our goal by $6.00!! With sales
thanks on to our community!
over $1500.00 we were qualified to receive
50% of our sales in books and coupons for
Without your generosity this event
our School Library!
would not have been the success it
We look forward to hosting another book
fair next year!
Mrs Erdelyan & Mrs. Bos
Bus Driver’s Buzz
Please be reminded that in order for us to
safely pick up and drop off your rural
children, we need a clean clear
unobstructed entrance to your yard as
well as ample room for us to turn around
in your yard without backing up at any
time. This is for everyone’s safety
was! THANK-YOU
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Charger Chat
January 2015
Chinook School Division No. 211
A Decade of Grad Photos
The Class of 2014 recently donated this framed collage
which displays ten years of Hazlet Grad Photos.
We are hoping to display all our past Hazlet Grad Photos in
this manner. We would need sponsors for the 50’s, 60’s,
70’s, 80’s, 90’s, 00’s. The sponsor’s name will be engraved
at the bottom of the frame. Each frame costs approximately $300.
If you are interested in sponsoring a “Decade of Photos” please contact either Carla Erdelyan at Hazlet
School (678-2133) or Michelle Dewar
([email protected]).
We hit the ground running in January and
into a very busy month! The annual
Fernie ski trip will take place from January
8-11th involving most of the high school
students. Please note that the missed
days of classes will be made up during
exam week with the last day of classes
before exams being January 27th.
January 30th the Economic Development
Committee will be hosting it’s 2nd annual
International Night. At this event we plan
to say farewell to our Brazilian students
who will depart on February 2nd. If
possible please plan to join us for an
evening of fun and food celebrating our
unique mix of cultures!
The Middle Years Art class is putting the
finishing touches on their play Sleepy
Hollow which they will present on
Thursday, January 15th at 7:00 PM in
the Hazlet School Gym. The School
Community Council will be serving
desserts at the intermission so please
come and join us for a lovely night of
celebrating the hard work that goes into
putting on a drama production!
Mark your calendars for Upcoming SCC
events including a Family Fun on Ice
evening to help beat those winter
doldrums. Join us at the rink on February
11th for hotdogs, hot chocolate and some
amazing family oriented activities
(including prizes!) Also watch for a
special announcement in March regarding
an amazing motivational speaker that the
SCC is planning to host! More details to
come!
Junior Curling will continue with a full
schedule of games throughout the month
and playdowns will be held in Hazlet as
well so please come out and cheer on our
curling teams!
Exams will take place for the grades 10-12
students on January 28 and 29. Please
ensure that your high school aged
students are supported in their
preparation for exams. They tell me that
pre-exam massages might be in order so
that might be one way to help them with
their preparation!
Have an amazing month – there’s no
excuse for boredom, that’s for sure!
Kristy Sletten
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Thursday, January 15th, 2015
The 7-9 class presents
February Fitness Schedule!
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Abbey-Lancer 4-H Beef Club
Jacey Hughes, &the 2 team was April
Haggart, Matt Casey, Courtney Fyke, &
Mon Feb 2
6 p.m.
"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
Mon Feb 9
Performance at 7:00 pm in the
Hazlet School Gym
Mon Feb 16
Cost: $5.00
Mon Feb 23
Strength & Cardio Intervals
Greetings everyone! I hope that everyone
Corissa Wilcox from the Maple Creek
had a great holiday season & is ready to
Multiple Club. Our 2nd team got pulled
ZUMBA
get back to normal. At our December 5th
from their split, but did not place in the
meeting, we discussed Team Grooming at
finals.
YOGA
the Medicine Hat Pen Show. We also
decided to have our Christmas party at
Open Gym
the Medicine Hat Lodge with supper,
Chinese gift exchange & water sliding.
Contact Lindsay if you have questions or
suggestions!
Lindsay Alliban
Hazlet Economic Development Officer
1-306-741-3775 www.hazletsk.com
A Great Job & Fun was had by all. Way To
Go! Some of our members then
participated in the judging clinic that
followed. They judged saddle blankets,
We are having a Bingo on March 29, 2015
saddles & bulls.
in Abbey at the Legion.
There will be a bake table
% 50-50 draw. Doors open
at 6:30 & starts at 7:00.
Our January meeting had to get moved
from Friday to Sunday, Jan,4 due to the
weather. Then it was cancelled AGAIN due
to weather. But here are some up-coming
Will be hosting their annual skate-a-thon on
Friday, January 23 at the Hazlet Rink Complex.
It's Never Too Late to
Have a Happy
Childhood .
At the Pen show we had 4
events happening. On Saturday, Jan.,17,
teams participate in Team Grooming. Our
there will be a S.W. Regional 4-H Fun
Junior Team consisted of Georgia
Curling Day held at Maple Creek. We are
Pawlitza, Calin Heller-Ginter & Shay Fyke.
having our club level Public Speaking on
They placed 1st.
Sunday, Feb,22 at the Abbey Legion, and
Skaters will begin @ 3:45 pm and skate for 1
hour to accumulate the most laps possible!
Our Intermediate Team consisted of Kayla
Watch for participants who will be out-and-about
in January, looking for pledges.
were 2 splits in the Intermediate division
Raffle prizes will be available and a loonie-stick
draw, plus a fabulous meal, as always is provided
by the Hazlet Rink Kitchen committee!
back to determine the winner. The
Come out and cheer on our skaters to skate their
personal best!
Hughes, Erin Casey & Lauren Fyke. There
& the top 2 teams from each split came
Intermediate team did not get pulled, but
did a very good job.
District Public Speaking on Sunday,
March,8. Watch for posters in your
community for more information. And,
another reminder about our Bingo on
Sunday, March,29 at the Abbey Legion.
Our next meeting is Feb,6/15.
Until next month, Keep warm.
We had 2 Senior Teams. The 1st team was Erin Casey, Club Reporter.
Tanner Heller—Ginter, Grace Haggart &