Community Newsletter

MARYFIELD DISTRICT LIONS
Community Newsletter
July 2016
Thank You
Maryfield District Lions would like to say
a huge thank you to our annual
advertisers:
Horizon Meats Inc.
From Head to Foot Massage Therapy
Northern Grit
Please help us support them through
your patronage.
Thanks also to our monthly advertisers
and those who donate to the newsletter.
Your support makes the newsletter
economically feasible. All money is
used to help cover the cost of printing
and postage.
Maryfield District Lions planted a tree in honor of Garry Chambers at
the Regina Beach Memorial forest. We will miss Lion Garry—not only
his commitment to Lionism but to family, friends & community.
Estate Auction for Clarence and Marion Billard
Antique & Collectible Auction
Antiques—Signs—Shop Equipment—Yard Equipment—
Stationary Engines—Antique Tractors—Tractor Parts—
And Much More!
August 8, 2016
11:00 a.m.
Maryfield Rink
Ross Taylor Auction Services
Pictures available at
http://rosstaylorauction.com/auction/estate-auction-forclarence-billiard/
See you in the fall!
Chili Cook Off
Whose Chili will be this
year’s winner? Which pot
will be declared the tastiest? Any
business that is wanting to enter the
Chili Cook Off are asked to contact
Janet Lemon 646 4604 (home) prior to
Fair Day. It is important that you sign
up ahead of time so we ensure that
enough plug-ins are set up. Pots of
chili need to be at the Chili Tasting
location by 11:00 am on Fair Day.
Kids! Don’t miss the
Carnival Games at the Fair 1:30-2:30
FOR SALE
Acreage for Sale - 12.5 acres in the Walpole area.
Approximately 900 square foot house with 3
bedrooms, one newly renovated bathroom. Lots of
water. Great for horses/cows - newer barn, lots of
corrals, shop, water bowl, tack shed - $185 000
Call for more Information - 739-2611
Used lawn mower in good working order. Call
Ralph Mills, 306-646-7880.
BUSINESS
Marlee Swallow - Massage Therapy open at
W.W. Fitness, Redvers on Mon. and Tues. & Middle
of No Where Day Spa on Maryfield on Thurs. and
Fri. CALL Marlee Swallow @ 1-306-646-7726.
JCL Therapeutic Massage Therapy - Luise
Berg RMT in Kola, Manitoba. Hours: Monday: 5—
8 p.m. & Tuesday to Friday: 9:30 a.m.—2 p.m.
Call: 1-204-556-2363 (home with answering
machine) or 1-204-512-3363 (cell)
TK SAFETY SERVICES - Tracy Ross
Certified to teach First Aid/CPR as well as the
Babysitting Course. Will travel to offer my courses.
Contact Tracy Ross, TK Safety Services, First Aid/
CPR Instructor. Call 306 452 8619
or email [email protected]
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TOPS meets every Thursday at 7:30 at the
Maryfield Clinic. Everyone welcome.
WANTED
Would anyone have a walker that they might donate
to the Seniors Harmony Centre. Some of our
members/guests need some support once they get
inside and a wheeled walker would be a big help.
Call Mary Lou Sweeting 306-646-4524.
WANTED
Years ago, Ethel Northcut put together a school
picture history of Maryfield, Fairlight and
surrounding rural schools. We would like several
copies of this book for former students of the area.
If you have a copy you don’t want, we would be
interested. If I remember correctly, the books sold
for about $18. They were done on a photocopier
and put together like the old yearbooks with a navycolored cover. If you have one you would be
interested in selling, contact Bob & Helen Johnson,
306-646-4348
Remember the newsletter can be accessed at
http://www.maryfieldsaskatchewan.com
THANK YOU
The grad class of 2016 would like to thank everyone
who came out and supported the Grad Steak Night
at the Arlington on May 29. Thank you also for all
who purchased silent auction tickets! The winners of
the items were: Trena Kelly, Hudson Lincoln, Darci
Glover, Dawson Naylen, Sharon Blackbird and
Jason McCallum. We very much appreciate the
support of this amazing community! Thank you also
to the Arlington for providing us this opportunity to
fund raise.
Thanks for the pre-65th birthday at the Maryfield
hotel on June 11th. It was a fun evening and all the
gifts and cards were great. Sorry that some could
not be there. Also thanks to my family who brought
supper and a decorated castle cake. The candles
that set the alarm system off was noisy but fun to
end the day of my birthday. Both evenings were
enjoyed.
Thanks Ann-Marie
Brayden and Riley Stewart would like to thank
everyone who bought tickets off them, and to the
local businesses who sponsored their Fleming Jets
ball team for their upcoming tournament July 8, 9
&10th. We greatly appreciate all of the support.
Thank you!
CONGRATULATIONS
I would like to congratulate my SPRING 2016 Class
of SASKATCHEWAN FIREARMS SAFETY
COURSE. Thank you for your commitment to
complete and successfully pass the exam!
Lewis Berg
Erwin Neufeld
Heinrich Neufeld
Hayden Olson
Lukas Pankratz
Seth Penner
Shantelle Penner Ben Retzlaff
Landon Retzlaff
Parker Sweeting
Amber Thiessen
Frieda Thiessen
Kaitlyn Veysey
Anyone age 11 years and up interested in the
SPRING 2017 HUNTER ED. Course, could contact
me now. Also available is the ONLINE COURSE
and the HOME STUDY COURSE.
Instructor: Bob Thiessen, 306-646-2060
MARYFIELD DISTRICT LIONS
The Lions continue to collect batteries for recycling.
Batteries may be dropped off at Rob Hill’s yardsite.
Aluminum can be dropped off in the box located at
the Maryfield Transfer Site.
MARYFIELD PRIMARY
HEALTH CENTRE
HEALTH CENTRE HOURS
Phone: 306-646-2133
Monday:
9:00 – 3:30 Dr. Office
Tuesday:
9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
Wednesday: 9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
Thursday:
9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
10:00 – 4:30 Dr. Office
(once a month)
Friday:
9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
There may not always be a Doctor on every
Monday and Thursday. To avoid
disappointment, please phone ahead for an
appointment if possible.
 There may not always be a Nurse Practitioner at
the Health Centre on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays. To avoid
disappointment, please phone ahead for an
appointment if possible.

The Home Care Nurse, Rebecca White; Public
Health Nurse, Nancy Larsen-James; Dietitian,
Laura Thompson; Diabetic Nurse Educator,
Frances Boutin; Home Care Case Manager,
Jocelyn Akins; Social Worker, Sheila Szakacs;
Mental Health Nurse, Helene Dorsch;
and Occupational Therapist, Angela Gervais visit
the Health Centre at various times during the
month. Phone the Health Centre at 306-646-2133
for more information.
Telehealth is available at the Maryfield
Primary Health Centre!!
Telehealth Saskatchewan uses two way video and
audio conferencing to provide a wide range of
educational programming and clinical
considerations. If you need to video conference
an appointment with your specialist or want to
take part in any provincial education sessions let
us know. We can set that up for you. The service
is free.
A Dietitian and Diabetic Clinic will be held at
the Health Centre on Ausust 11, 2016. If you
would like to talk to a Dietitian about any diet
concerns or the Diabetic Nurse Educator
about any diabetic concerns please contact
the Health Centre to set up an appointment.
Thank you to Southeast Regional Library, Maryfield
Branch, for allowing us to partner with them for their
50th anniversary celebration, and letting us have the
Grand Opening of the Walking Paths at the same
time. Even though the weather did not cooperate for
a ping pong drop, a good time was had by all. A
huge thank you goes to all the businesses and
organizations who donated prizes for the ping pong
balls and everyone involved with the event. Don’t
forget to turn your ping pong balls in to the
businesses on the ball for a prize. It is great to work
in such a cooperative community, where everyone
works together.
The staff of the Maryfield Primary Health Centre and
the Maryfield Ambulance would like to wish
everyone a safe, happy and healthy summer.
BEAUTIFICATION NEWS
The Beautification Committee would like to thank all
those who have donated with personal donations
and through Donor’s Choice. We also thank those
who supported us and attended the “Beef on a Bun”
held at Community Garage sale. The help of all
those who came out to our spring cleanup and
planting is greatly appreciated. With all this moisture we are looking forward to the gardens looking
great!
Below is the schedule for watering the gardens and
flower pots. We encourage businesses to water the
pots that are beside their buildings especially when
the weather is extremely hot. Thanks to those people who have volunteered to water this summer.
June 20-26
June 27-July 3
July 4-10
July 11-17
July 18-24
July 25-31
August 1-7
August 8-14
August 15-21
August 22-28
Anna Macksymchuk
Janet Lemon
Laureen Cairns
Marlee Swallow/Maria Walker
Barb/Bryan Swallow
Alanna/Randy O’Greysik
Cindy Cairns
Brenda/Sharon Thiessen
Freida Thiessen
Kelly/Marla Kay
KENOSEE LAKE BIBLE CAMP
Want to go to Kenosee Lake Bible Camp this
summer? Financial help is available from Maryfield
Associated Gospel Church Sunday School! Please
contact Lester and Sharon Thiessen at 646-2064
or the Church at 646-2054 for more information.
MARYFIELD ASSOCIATED GOSPEL CHURCH
Maryfield
306-646-2181
Regular Services
Sundays
9:30 a.m. Prayer Meeting
10:00 a.m. Worship Service
No SS/DJ Club
July 2016
Sun 3 Worship Service with John Plantz
Mon 11-Fri 15 Daily Vacation Bible School
"Paradise Bound"
Sun 17 Worship Service
with Ted Goodnough
Sun 24 Worship Service with Albert Heal
Mondays: Butchering
Open Tuesday thru Friday: 8-12 & 1-5
9:30 a.m.
Pork Spareribs: $4.30/lb.
Pork Chops: $3.29/lb.
Chuck Roasts: $4.65/lb.
10:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
10:00 a.m.
August 2016
Tue 2 Sunrise Villa Service
7:00 p.m.
Sun 7 Worship Service with Bob Buck 10:00 a.m.
Wed 10 Elders Meeting
7:00 p.m.
Church Board Meeting
7:30 p.m.
Tue 23 Sunday School Teachers’ Meeting 7:30 p.m.
From Head to Foot
Massage Therapy
From Head to Foot Massage Therapy
is located at
Hats off Hair Salon in Maryfield
Available in Maryfield:
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Virden:
Wednesday and Friday
Contact Holly Donald RMT @ (306) 646-7585
Church services in July are at 11:30 a.m.
No church services in August.
Church services in September at 9:30 a.m.
July 31: No church service in Maryfield
July 31: Church in the Park at Wawota - 11 a.m.
Potluck lunch to follow.
Aug 21: Hymn sing at the Villa - 7 p.m.
Sept 1: Villa church service - 1:30 p.m.
Sept 4: Church service - 9:30 a.m.
No Bible Study in July or August.
Wishing everyone a safe and blessed summer.
Maryfield St. Andrew’s United Church website:
www.crossroadsunited.org
August 25th
is the deadline for the next newsletter.
Drop off items to Maryfield Corner Store or
email Barb at [email protected]
Have a Good Summer!
Newsletter Advertising Prices
$2 - classified ad
$20 - 2” by 3” boxed ad
$25 - ¼ page
$50 - ½ page
$75- full page ad
Harmony Centre Rental Rates
Teas & Showers
$45
Company Meetings, Political Events,
Funerals & Receptions
$125
Soup & Sandwiches, Luncheons, &
Other Functions
$75
To rent the Senior Centre, contact
Mary Lou Sweeting at 306-646-4524.
MARYFIELD LIBRARY
Box 160
Maryfield, SK
646-2148
[email protected]
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OPEN HOURS :
TUESDAY: 9 AM - 12 NOON & 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
WEDNESDAY:
2:30 - 6:30 PM
ART ON DISPLAY: Cody Dunham’s art will be
hanging in the library during July. Be sure to look
in to see more of Maryfield’s young talent.
50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION: Thank you
to everyone who helped with this celebration.
Thank you to the Holistic Health Team for your
participation and for the wonderful walks along
the paths around Maryfield.
TD SUMMER READING PROGRAM:
Register now for the
Summer Reading Program
presented by
Southeast Regional Library.
The program is designed to keep young people
reading during the summer months. Students
can drop 2 grade levels during the summer
holidays so this is a great way to keep up their
interest and reading skills. The program has 2
levels - pre-reader for preschoolers and regular
for elementary school children. The children
receive a package which includes a reading log
book and stickers to keep track of the books they
read. They do not need to come to the library to
participate. They can earn points for end of
summer rewards by doing their reading anywhere
- at home, on vacation, at the lake or in the car.
They can read for themselves, to their siblings or
to Mom & Dad. They can also read books online
through Hoopla, Tumblebooks, etc. Every book
counts! For more information, please visit the
website: tdsummerreadingclub.ca OR come
into the library to check it all out. Ashley
Leepart - the playschool teacher- will be doing a
special event with each of the pre-reading and the
readers (older kids) groups during the month of
July. WATCH FOR POSTERS!
HOOPLA FOR KIDS: A GREAT FEATURE FOR
PARENTS! Log on to this site and let the kids
decide on the features they want. All adult items
are blocked and the materials are all appropriate
for kids.
VIDEO GAMES: As of Feb. 1, 2016, Southeast
Regional Library's video game collection is
available for loan. Only Southeast Regional
patrons will be able to use them. We have
access to many of the newest and most popular
games or Wii, WiiU, XBox, Playstation 3 and
Playstation 4. You can place a hold at the library
or on the Southeast Regional library website
using your library card and password. Games are
loaned for a week (7days) and have an overdue
fee of $1.00/day (just like DVDs). Plans are in
motion to expand the collection this year and to
get a small collection installed in every branch.
FAIR NEWS
Time to start getting your exhibits
ready! Exhibits must be in place
by 9 a.m. Fair Day. Please
indicate with a coloured dot if
you want your exhibit to go in the
auction. Please leave your
exhibits in place until 3:45 p.m.
Get your exhibitor number from
Faye Gray 306-646-4505.
Fair books can be picked up at
the store.
Fair date is
FRIDAY, JULY 22
Don’t miss it!
R.M. OF MARYFIELD NO. 91
The R.M. of Maryfield No. 91 is asking that
ratepayers who spray and hire custom applicators
with hi-clearance sprayers to please use approaches
to enter your fields. Driving through the ditches
causes many ruts. The R.M. of Maryfield mows the
ditches and willows to keep the roads safe for all rate
payers throughout the fall and winter seasons. With
increased ruts comes increased costs of repairs and
more down time thus the ditches will not get
mowed. If you have any further questions please
don’t hesitate to call the office, 306-646-2033.
SCRAP TIRE PROGRAM
RM of Maryfield is excited to a part of the Scrap Tire
Program! The Program will allow rate payers to take
any used tires to the drop off to be disposed of FREE
OF CHARGE!! The Wawota Lions group is holding a
tire round up from June 27, 2016 to July 17, 2016.
Tires can be dropped off at NNW 33-10-32 W1 (4.5
miles west of the Viterra Elevator on the South side of
the highway) OR you can call the Wawota Lions and
they will come and pick up your tires! Wawota Lions
contact Kyle Smyth 306-577-8495 or Stacy Schill
306-551-5051.
Summer Vacation Bible School
Bible Stories • Singing • Playing Games
Everybody ages 5-12 are Welcome
July 18-22, 2016
5:00 to 8:30 pm
Church of God in Christ,
Mennonite, Sinclair, MB
Lunch, drink and snacks provided
Parents and friends are invited to
Friday evening's wind-up at 8:00 pm
For pre-registration and transportation please call:
Ivan & Kendra Penner • 204 662 4036
Aaron & Katy Bartel • 204 556 2058
Kelsey & Trudi Bartel • 306 646 9033
Exhibit Hint: Onions, mature – should not be
peeled; remove only jagged & dirty outer scales;
trim roots just below the base of the onion; neck
should be thin but firm & the top neatly trimmed.
Maryfield Play School 2016-2017
Playschool Registration
for the 2016-2017 year
will take place
Thursday September 8th
at 7:00 pm in the
Maryfield Playschool room.
All children born in 2012 and 2013 are
welcome to register; provided they are
potty trained. Classes will start
September 13th and are as follows:
Tuesday/Thursday 9:00am – 11:30 am –
3&4 year olds
Registration Fees: 1 day/week $125 per
session or 2 days/week $250 per session
Session 1 September to January
Session 2 February to June
For more information please contact:
Ana Gray (306)646-7330 (C)
Jaida Adamson (306)646-7876 (C)
Maryfield, SK
Kelsey & Trudi Bartel
306-646-9033
Phone now to book an
appointments.
9 mi. W. of Cromer on PR 255
Or
4 mi. E. and 7 mi. S. of Maryfield
PROPERTY FOR SALE BY SEALED TENDER
Under the provision of The Tax Enforcement Act, Section 31,
the Rural Municipality of Maryfield No. 91
offers for sale the following property:
Blk/Par A Plan # 101235675 Ext. 53
The Caravan
YAYAC
PRESENTS:
SURF SHACK
The R.M. of Maryfield No. 91 is now accepting tenders from
interested parties for the sale of said property acquired through tax
enforcement. A cheque to the Rural Municipality of Maryfield No. 91
for the full tender price must accompany the tender. The R.M. of
Maryfield No. 91 reserves the right to reject any or all bids received.
An exciting faith-based program
for ages 4 - 14 years
THE DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF TENDERS IS
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
JULY 13, 2016 AT 5:00 P.M.
Bethel United Church
Moosomin
Tenders must be sealed and marked
“Property Tender”
June 13th, 2016
Daphne Brady, Administrator
Rural Municipality of Maryfield No. 91
Box 70
Maryfield, SK S0G 3K0
Phone/Fax: 1-306-646-2033
July 18-22
Register with Andrea
at 306-435-3570 by July 11
$25/child
~ bring your own lunch
~ snacks provided
We will be including a FYI (For Your Information
section) in the newsletter each month. If you have
health questions you would like answered please
call us at 646-2133 and we will include information
on the topic of your choice. Remember health
includes body, mind and soul.
Found someone who is lost?
747,000 Canadians are living with a form of
dementia. Many will wander and become lost.
Check for a MedicAlert ID bracelet. Read the vital
information on the back. It is the quickest way back
home to a caregiver or to family. Help bring a
person with dementia safely home.
Understanding Wandering
Wandering refers to the need to keep on the move,
often seen in people with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
Wandering behavior may appear to be aimless or
confused but it is often quite focused. The person
may be trying to get to a particular destination or
accomplish a task such as meeting someone or
going to work. Wandering may occur at any time of
the day or night, and may take the person out of the
home. Wandering outdoors can expose the person
to such dangers as traffic or extreme weather
conditions.
Wandering, like walking, is not in itself a dangerous
activity. Short term memory loss and the impaired
ability to reason or to make sound judgments can
contribute to unsafe wandering behavior. When
done in a safe environment, it can be a healthy
physical and mental outlet for a person with
dementia.
Reasons for Wandering
Aimless wandering – non focused walking with little
or no apparent direction, purpose or destination,
may be the person’s response to feelings of stress,
anxiety or physical discomfort.
Purposeful wandering – may be looking for a familiar
place that will give them feelings of security and
reassurance. They may appear to be searching for
something or trying to return to familiar surroundings
from their past.
Night time wandering – broken sleep patterns may
cause restlessness and disorientation in the middle
of the night. Confusion about time may also cause
the person to be unaware of the difference between
day and night.
Industrious wandering - the person may incorporate
repetitive behavior into their wandering. In their
need to keep busy, they may continue habits or
recreate schedules or routines established long
ago.
Managing Wandering
Allow safe wandering – when able to wander freely
in a safe and secure environment, the person with
Alzheimers or dementia can enjoy a healthy outlet
for feelings of anxiety, distress or restlessness. A
fenced backyard can ensure that the person is able
to wander safely outdoors. Consider putting locks
or alarms on any doors to the outside.
Provide visual cues – Provide familiar objects,
furniture and pictures and consider signs and
labels. Leave a light on in the hallway or by the
bed.
Develop meaningful activities – consider involving
the person in day to day activities, such as doing
chores or helping with household duties. Try
another activity if they show signs of becoming
bored or frustrated.
Exercise – try to involve the person in a regular
exercise program. This can provide stimulation,
and use up extra energy and may help the person
sleep better.
For more information contact the Medical Alert
Foundation of Canada, the Alzheimer Society or
the Maryfield Primary Health Centre.
Primary Health Care is about staying healthy,
preventing illness and injury, managing chronic
conditions, treating acute medical illness,
promoting healthier living and accessing the best
health provider for the job.
MARYFIELD FOOD PANTRY
Donate to the Food Pantry—nonperishable food items
and/or money can be dropped off at various locations
around town. There is a small deep freeze in the
community wing of the school if you wish to donate
frozen food. Hampers are distributed the 4th Monday
of every month. YOU MUST PHONE THE
CONFIDEN-TIAL PHONE NUMBER 646-4470 AND
LEAVE A MESSAGE EACH TIME YOU REQUIRE A
HAMPER.
Maryfield School
invites you to join the staff & students for the
Welcome Back BBQ
September 1
Maryfield Auditorium July 2016
Regular Admission:
Adults: $6.00
Showtime: 8 PM
Doors open at: 7:30 PM
Friday, July 1 & Sunday, July 3
Students: $5.00
Children: $3.00
Wheelchair Accessible
Like us on
3:00 pm
The Angry Birds Movie
98 min
Starring: Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad
Genre(s): Animation, Action, Comedy, Family
Rated G
Find out why the birds are so angry. The movie takes us to an island populated entirely by happy, flightless birds - or
almost entirely. In this paradise, Red, a bird with a temper problem, speedy Chuck, and the volatile Bomb have always been
outsiders. But when the island is visited by mysterious green piggies, it's up to these unlikely outcasts to figure out what the
pigs are up to.
Friday, July 8 & Sunday July 10
3:00 pm
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows
Starring: Megan Fox, Will Arnett
Genre(s): Action /Adventure
Rated PG Violence & coarse language
112 min
When the evil Shredder (Brian Tee) creates his own mutants, Bebop and Rocksteady, the Turtles must team up with April
O'Neil, news reporter Vern Fenwick, and vigilante Casey Jones to defend New York City from destruction. Leonardo,
Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello also face an impending invasion from the deranged extraterrestrial Krang.
Friday, July 15 & Saturday, July 16
Me Before You
111 min
Rated PG Coarse & Sexual Language
Starring: Emilia Clarke, Sam Claffin
Genre(s): Drama
After losing her job as a waitress, a young woman named Lou is hired to act as a caregiver for Will, a banker who was
paralyzed in an accident. Although Will has grown despondent since his injury, Lou's no-nonsense ways force him to
reconnect with life, and the pair eventually develop feelings for each other.
Friday, July 22 & Saturday, July 23
Now You See Me 2
95 min
Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo
Genre(s): Action/Adventure, Comedy, Suspense/Thriller`
Rated PG Violence
One year after outwitting the FBI and winning the public’s adulation with their Robin Hood-style magic spectacles, the
illusionists resurface for a comeback performance in hopes of exposing the unethical practices of a tech magnate. The man
behind their vanishing act is none other than WALTER MABRY, a tech prodigy who threatens the Horsemen into pulling
off their most impossible heist yet. Their only hope is to perform one last unprecedented stunt to clear their names and
reveal the mastermind behind it all.
Friday, July 29 & Saturday, July 30
X-Men: Apocalypse
Starring: James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender
144 min
Rated PG Violence, Coarse Language, Not suitable for young children
Genre(s): Action/Adventure, Sci-Fi/Fantasy
The X-Men are forced to confront an ancient mutant called Apocalypse in this comic-book adventure set in the 1980s.
Eager to take over the world and remake it in his own image, Apocalypse recruits mutants to act as his powerful "Four
Horsemen" -- among them is the tortured Magneto, who believes humanity might be a lost cause after a personal tragedy. In
time, Charles Xavier and his charges must work together to save the planet from this threat. New additions to this X-Men
team include the elusive Nightcrawler, fiery Cyclops, and telepathically gifted Jean Grey.
Carnival Games
1:30 - 2:30
July 2016
Sun
3
Mon
4
No Doctor
Tue
5
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
Wed
6
RECYCLE
Thu
7
Dr. Kerkhoff
Fri
Sat
1
2
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
8
9
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
Public Health
Nurse
10
11
Dr. Van
12
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
13 GARBAGE 14
15
16
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
17
18
Dr. Van
19
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
20 RECYCLE 21
22
23
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
30
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
Deadline to drop
off scrap tires
24
FAIR
25
No Doctor
26
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
27 GARBAGE 28
29
31
August 2016
Sun
7
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
1
STAT
CLOSED
No Doctor
2
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
3
RECYCLE
4
5
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No Doctor
9
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
10
GARBAGE
11
12
Open
13 Dump
12:30—4:30
Billard
Auction
Sale
Diabetic Clinic
14
15
No Doctor
Open
16 Dump
12:30—4:30 17
18
19
20
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
21
22
No Doctor
Open
23 Dump
24 GARBAGE 25
12:30—4:30
26
27
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
RECYCLE
Newsletter Due
28
29
No Doctor
30
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
31
RECYCLE
School Starts:
September 1
Welcome Back BBQ