Hazlet Horizons - March 2015

Hazlet Horizons
Issue # 61
March 2015
St. Patty Day
4 more issues of the Hazlet Horizons.
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If you have any news or events
Cali and Gerald on
happening please send the
the birth of your
information to
lovely daughter
Glenys Weedon /
Abby Eileen Weedon
[email protected]
Next Issue
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2015
Nacional Charro—Vallarta 2015
March 6th, 2015
5 Lbs 7 oz.
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Because I have been asked where Zorzal Wines are available, here is a list so far:
4th St. Liquor Store
Vines of Riverbend
Coop Liquor Store—(Saskatoon) Liquor Depot—Mount Royal
5 Vines
Crowfoot—Sunset Ridge
KJ Wines
Liquor –Mart
7 Degrees
Devine Wines & Spirits
Syn at Bankers Mall
New Discovery
Aspen Wine & Spirits Double R Liquor Sales
Liquid Harvest
Northside Liquor Store
Banff Wine Store
Eastport Liquor Store
Liquor Depot—Banff
Pratt Fine Wines
Bankiview Liquor &
Grapes and Grains—Signal Liquor Depot—Brentwood
Ale
Hill
Crowfoot Centre Liq- Highlander South
Riverfront Wines
Liquor Depot—Canmore
Side Street Liquor Store
Liquor Depot—Lakeview
Spirits of Sundance
uor Store
Crowfoot Liquor
Store-Beddington
Kings Liquor #2
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Hazlet Cafe
Hours are 7am to 5 pm
1-306-678-0055
March Thursday Specials
Mar 12
Hamburger Steak w/gravy
Fries or Salad
Mar. 19
March winners Trip of the
Month!! They have won a 7
night inside-passage Alaska
cruise with round trip airfare for
2 from Calgary to Vancouver.
Chicken Wings with Fries
Cabri Hotel
or Salad
March 26
Fish and Chips
Filipino Friday
Mar 20
Pancit Bihon Guisado (Stir Fry noodles with vegetables with choice of
ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARTY
Tues. March 17th
9:00 p.m.
spring rolls or siomai-pork dimsum
served with toast)
Saturday Supper
Sat. March 28
Veal Cuitlet and
Chicken Alfredo Fittucini
Wear green and
enjoy Green beer
along with Name That Tune
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Stephanie’s Nails!
$45 for full
$30 for fill
April is grad special—all graduates
getting nails done will be $35 for full
Nominations for induction into the
Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame
are now being accepted for the
following categories:
Individual
Team
Family
Community
and $25 for fill.
Deadline is midnight, March 15, 2015.
Nail decals and colors to match most
For information call 306-446-1983.
grad dresses.
Jane Shury
President/CEO
Gift Certificates available!
Email: [email protected] or
phone 306-461-8441 to book an
appointment.
New and existing clients with a promo
buy 4 fills and receive 5th at half off!
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Birds
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Genealogy
St. Johns
3:30-6 @
Babysitting
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Friday March 27th
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Charger Chat
March 2015
Chinook School Division No. 211
It truly feels as if I just wrote last
months Hazlet Horizon’s submission –
where is the year going?! We have
several exciting things going on this
month, and a few things that have
already taken place.
School. They will arrive at 230 and we
have some activities planned for them in
the classrooms ending with a school
wide assembly. Please feel free to join
us if you’d like to meet the Chinook
School Division Board Members.
Our first event of March was a visit from
Camille Bell. Camille is local heritage
dance expert and she instructed the
grade K-9’s in some Canadian heritage
dances as well as some international
dances. She also worked with History
30 students on some Metis Dancing.
She was a fascinating guest with much
to share with the kids. We hope to have
her back one day.
Also at the end of March we have our
student led conferences scheduled for
the 24th and 25th. This unfortunately
conflicts with the Swift Current Science
Fair and because so many of our
students are attending that event we
will need to reschedule the Student
Led conference dates to Monday
March 23rd AND Thursday March
26th. Mrs. Bos will be sending out the
schedule for these days shortly.
Next, on March 9th we held the annual
Science Fair. This year’s projects were
really great and a testament to the
experience that our kids have with
preparing for Science Fair. Several of
our students are moving on to Swift
Current and the District Science Fair,
which will be held on March 24th, and
25th.
Upcoming this month we have some
special guests visiting our school on
March 16th as the entire Chinook School
Division Board will be out completing
their school tours with a tour of Hazlet
Have a great month!
Kristy Sletten
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Hi Everyone,
Please consider this your invitation to be a judge at the Annual Chinook Regional
Science Fair held at the Swift Current Comp on Mar 24 and 25, 2015. This is an exciting
event to be a part of, showcasing the best of science and technology from grade 7-12
students in the schools across the southwest! Judging is a great way to see what's new
and innovative, and doesn't require a huge commitment of time. The majority of the
judging takes place on the evening of Mar 24, and we'll feed you supper to boost your
energy for the task ahead :) We do require some final judging on the following morning, so if you are available for both of those times, please let me know. Otherwise,
specify your preference in a reply to this email.
Since it is always beneficial to have a wide cross-section of professions and backgrounds represented in our judges' panel, please feel free to forward this email to any
other people you think may be interested in this opportunity, as well. Ideally, we'd
love to have 40+ judges, so if you're interested, don't hesitate to let me know! Thanks
for considering this opportunity, and I hope to hear from you soon!
Dawn Caswell-Falk
Swift Current/Chinook Regional Science Fair Committee
Vice Principal
Grade 7 to 12 students will have their Science Fair
projects on display. Come see what a variety of interests
our students have! They will be eager to teach you about
their chosen projects.
Science Fair and Bake Sale
Monday, March 9th
1:00-3:15pm
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4-H Public Speaking
Bus Driver’s Buzz
All Chinook School Bus Drivers and
spares are invited to attend a
workshop in Swift Current on March
27th. Please contact the Chinook
School Division if you plan on
attending. This is an all day event
taking place at the Comprehensive
School. Lots of valuable information
will be shared. See you There!
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The Pawluk/Anderson boys are still
shooting up a storm!
Kylon won bronze at the 3-D Nationals in
Lethbridge last April. As well he brought
home gold medals at 3-D shoots in
Medicine Hat and Battleford this February.
Chayten won gold at the 3-D shoot at Kyle
this past summer., as well as placing
second (silver) at Moosomin.
Chayten also brought home the silver
medal for his class at the 3-D shoot in
Battleford.
Keep up the great shooting boys!
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Shannon Wolfe /Whitehead 1-403-556-8584
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A Decade of Grad
Photos
The Class of 2014 recently donated this
framed collage which displays ten years of
Hazlet Grad Photos.
Have the winter blahs? We are having
an Open house March 24th - April 3rd
1 pm to 6 pm daily
This is a great time to come and see how the
plants are started, ask questions and get
excited for spring.
There will be flowering spring bulb
arrangements, succulent planters, air plants in
glass and tropical houseplants for sale during
this time.
Come, explore your local greenhouse and
watch the plants grow. Enjoy a hot beverage
from our Tassimo brewer.
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]).
Employment opportunity:
Part time help required two mornings a week
for the months of April, May & June. Please
submit a one page application stating work
experience and references to Box 304, Cabri,
SK. S0N 0J0 by Mar 6th, 2015. A love for
gardening and a willingness to learn a definite
asset.
Check us out on Facebook for updates and
pictures of the exciting new plant varieties
and gardening items that will be available this
year.
www.facebook.com/pages/Garden-of-EdenGreenhouse-Gifts
Striving for success
without hard work is
like trying to harvest
where you haven’t
planted.
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In November the Three Thomson Sisters escaped the cold temperatures in Canada to the Valle de
Uco just south of Mendoza in Argentina. The desert like conditions of this Valley which touts to
have over 300 days of sunshine are ideal for the wine production. The grapes benefit from the
Andean winds to ward off disease so chemicals are not in the formula for Zorzal's world renown
wines. This means that winemakers Juan Pablo and Matias Michelini are able to stay the course to
produce Bio Wines! Water supply too can be a problem but the well on the property means a
constant source of water for the growing of grapes - we even have our own nursery of saplings!
As avantgarde winemakers, the Michelini brothers convinced a local cement company to make
the "EGG" vats. The egg shape creates a natural flow of fluid so the wines are constantly in touch
with the skins to give it that rich flavour. This technology was developed in France and European
wineries are lucky to have 1 or 2 Eggs, We have 10!! The high altitude of this valley also means
more drastic changes in temperature adding to the complexity of the wines.
I say WE because Glenys and I are shareholders in Zorzal Canada and thus this trip was to look at
our investment. Even though the winery is still in its infancy stage (2008) we were thrilled to talk
to Juan Pablo and Gerardo Michelini about their dream - and soon it became our dream as well.
As shareholders we nestled into the rustic apartment on the property for one week. We spent
time with Juampe tasting his experimental wines, we scouted out some property for potential
development with Gerardo and enjoyed a few gourmet meals at other wineries as Zorzal
Shareholders. We even enjoyed a round of golf at the Tupungato Winelands, losing only 2 balls!
Although the original plans for Zorzal included a restaurant and a few apartments for guests and
shareholders, the main focus with new investment money is to expand the bodega as we are
bursting at the seams, buy more eggs as consumer demand is for more fruit forward and less oak
and invest in our own bottling machine to maintain quality. Only 5 hectares of Zorzal land is
planted and there is another 60 hectares for vineyards to be developed over time. We have so
much potential as the Uco Valley of Mendoza is likened to the Napa Valley in California. Great
potential for tourism!
We reluctantly packed our bags for home, leaving behind a few little personal touches from
Canada in the Zorzal apartment. Gracias to Mauricio, Juan Pablo, Gerardo, Cristian and Cynthia in
Mendoza for making us feel so much a part of the Zorzal family. We are pleased with our
investment and encourage other Zorzal investors to enjoy the beautiful sunsets from the terrace
of our winery!!
Corinne, Glenys Carol - las 3 hermanas
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Thank you to everyone who took part in the Adult Education Classes sponsored by the
Library through the CAP Grant. Thank you also Kim McIntyre, our Intern, and to all
who lead the classes. There are still classes coming in March so check your calendar as to
what interests you.
NOTE: you can get Cd’s, Mp3’s, DVD’s, and e-books from the Library. You can down
load books on to you e-reader, just come in and give me your request or order directly
from the Chinook Library web site at www.chinooklibrary.ca
Happy Easter
Librarian Elaine
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With the rink closed for another season, we’d like to thank all the volunteers. The rink couldn’t
run successfully without the volunteers doing rink duty and donating food; so thank you to everyone for supporting us. Special Thanks to Larry Sletten our ice technician, Nola Zinn, for making
the kitchen run, Gloria Pawluk for bathroom cleaning, Dustin Sletten and Rodney Anderson for
countless beer/permits runs and Charlotte Anderson for taking the lounge rental bookings.
We had 10 teams play in the square draw and the winning team was Chad Andrews, Trent Dewar, Britney Andrews and Lindsay Alliban winning the final against Duane, Kristy, Justine & Dylan
Sletten. Congratulations to you both.
We had sixteen teams for our annual mixed bonspiel:
A Event winner Justin Duncan winning a hard fought game with Duane Sletten
B Event went to Dan McEachern against the Brian McIntosh rink
C Event winner was Chad Andrews beating Rodney Anderson
D Event winner Kevin Marlin winning against Julie Bailey
We’d like to thank all our sponsors for the Mixed Bonspiel; they generously donate prizes or cash:
SNF Canada
Dawg House
Hazlet Co-op
Sandhills Welding
Pioneer Co-op
Barry/Janice Stock-Klassen Jewelers
Central Energy
Viterra
Southern Pressure Testers
Patterson Grain
Dynamic Energy
Sydney Jones Massage Therapist
Black Gold Boilers Ltd.
Swift Shoe Repair
Brenda’z Inn
SportsTrader
Abbey Hotel
Meyers Norris Penney
Stark and Marsh
South West Terminal
We missed thanking Growers Direct and Abbey Hotel who both sponsored prizes in the ladies
bonspiel, thank you and sorry for the omission.
Thanks Again:
Hazlet Rink Board: President - Rodney Anderson, Secretary – Kathy Sletten, Treasurer – Maxine
Sletten, Members: Barry Stock, Terry Bailey, Cathy Knudsen, Dustin Sletten, Ken Hughes, Larry
Sletten, Nola Zinn
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Abbey-Lancer 4-H Beef Club
Happy St. Patrick’s Day Everyone! It is hard to
believe that March is upon us and the weather is
beautiful! Hopefully, mother Nature brings
moisture in the form of rain—NOT snow!
We have been busy since my last report in
January. Let me fill you in! We had a meeting
February 6th. South-West Funtastic for girls 13-21
was held Feb. 19-21 in Swift Current,
Saskatchewan. 4-H sent each 4-H club in the
province a quilting square to be completed to
represent each club and they will be assembled
into a quilt for Sask. 4-H 100th anniversary. The
annual general meeting will be held in Saskatoon
on March 21-22. Representing our district will be
Cole Hartman (PALS) as member rep, Alvin
Pawlitza (Abbey-Lancer) as Leader rep and Colin
Haggart ( a provincial board member) for the S.W.
region. We had our public Speaking (club level) on
Sunday Feb. 22nd at 2 pm with potluck to follow.
We also had our March meeting this day as well.
We are hosting an Easter Bingo on Sunday, March
29th in Abbey at the Legion. Doors open at 6:30
and starts at 7:00. There will be a bake table and
50/50 draw.
Our S.W. Regional Ski Day was Sat. March 7th at
Hidden Valley Ski Resort at Elkwater, AB. We had
great weather and super skiing.
This year as a fund raiser, we are going to be
selling garbage barrels for $20 a piece so if anyone
is interested, please watch for signs in your area or
call one of our members or leaders for more
information.
Our Beef Leaders talked about the project for the
Intermediate and Senior members. All club
members got to pick out of a hat a Vitamin or
mineral that cattle need and we are to research
and bring back and present the information to our
club.
Our March meeting was held on Feb. 22 after our
Public Speaking. Everyone had Awesome
speeches so I can only imagine that the judges had
a tough time deciding results. Our judges for the
day were: Senior & Cloverbud—Carolyn Templeton
(Eastend) and Janelle Todd (Hazlet). Intermediate
and Junior—Jocelyn Wasko (Eastend) and Tom
Garven (Hazlet). Our results were : Cloverbud—
Aaliyah Undseth, Junior—1st—Georgia Pawlitza,
2nd—Erin Casey, Intermediate—1st Tanner Heller—
Ginter, 2nd—Courtney Fyke, Senior—1st Athena
Jacklin, 2nd—April Haggart. These members all
went on to District Public Speaking hosted by
P.ALS. at Lancer on Sunday, March 1st at 2 pm.
Our club did very well and here are the results:
Jr—1st. Erin Casey, Int.—1st Courtney Fyke, Sr.—1st
Athena Jacklin These members will now be going
to Kyle this Sunday, March 15th to represent our
district at S.W. Regional Public Speaking. Good
Luck! This year Provincial Public Speaking is being
hosted by the S.W. region and will be held in Swift
Current on Sat. April 11th
The Cabri Lions Supper that we are catering to has
been changed to Friday March 27th
This meeting was followed by a delicious pot luck
supper.
It is hard to believe that our Achievement Day is 2
months away. It will be here before we know it.
Have a great month and happy calving..
Erin Casey.
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Trinity United
Church News
Hazlet Happenings
March 21 Cabri Hotel Sunday Brunch
March 21 Abbey Steak & Lobster Night
March 24 Ham and Scallop Potato Supper
March 24 Garden of Eden open house.
March25 Wellness Clinic
March 27 Beer Food & Improv.
Wellness Clinic is run by RNs from
Cabri Home Care.
In Hazlet at the library.
The next date is Wednesday,
March 25
th
It runs from 9:00 to 12:00. No
appointment necessary. For
further information you can call
306-587-2921.
Services
March 8
March 15
March22
Lent 3
Lent 4
Lent 5
Elaine Little
Lay person
Sherry
Olson (Gull
Lake)
Note: March 24
Ham and
Scallop
Potato
Supper
March 29
Palm Sunday Elaine Little
April 5
Easter Sunday, Baptism,
Communion
Carolyn Conarroe DLM
(Maple Creek)
Breakfast @ 8:00A.M.