September 2, 2015 - The Westend Weekly

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The first day of the rest of their lives
Chrissy Andy and Claryssa Mourisseau were naturally
pretty thrilled about entering the 3rd grade.
How's Maverick adjusting to SK? You could say he's hanging in there.
Ryan and Riley Ahrens were very cordial when they saw me,
even shaking my hand when they introduced themselves.
Cassanda Armstrong and Aubrey Johnson shared the teeter
totter with their friend before he noticed me and ran away.
Fire department to the rescue! These kids were fixing the
fire truck and chasing all the bad guys away.
Liam came cruising down the slide before doing a slight
summersault at my feet.
Payton waited for the line to clear up for the slide before finally deciding she would carefully climb down and try something else.
Big sister Harlow Perrault held Chiles's hand and showed
her all her favourite things to do at recess.
Brothers Bryce and Boady met up for a quick pep talk before heading off to their own classes.
Lorelai, Ainsley, and Jona are coat rack buddies and will inevitably spend hours together getting ready over the school
year.
Cedrick Cyrus, Chucky, and "Evan Rino Ray Coran" entertained the table with their snack time selections.
One of the best things these kids will receive are friendships
that will last for years to come.
by Melissa Friesen
I was buzzed into St.
Michael's School shortly
after 10 am on Tuesday
morning. This is the first
day of the school year for
all students in the Northwest Catholic District
School Board and Rainy
River District School
Board. This is the first of
many first days of school
for the youngest of the
bunch. The next 12 or so
years of their life will be
significantly shaped and
tested by what happens on
this property.
The Early Years kids had
been briefed on rudimentary procedures, such as lining up and raising hands
but, it's undeniably hard to
contain the whims of 30+
little ones. I walked into
what I'll call 'organized
chaos'. If you're a parent,
you can quickly recall the
coat roam scene: backpack
collisions and shoes with
untied laces and the tall
order of getting kids to create a single file line. But
these teachers are up to the
challenge, with big smiles
and soft voices and patience
for miles.
They were lining up for
recess when I got there, so
naturally emotions were at
an all time high. There were
tears, and squeals, and
proclamations of superhero
strength. Once released into
the spacious playground,
the kids let their true
colours show. Some walked
slowly and unsure, taking in
their surrounding with calculated steps and a silent
wish for their mom's hand.
Others bolted to the monkey bars with great abandon
and zero caution.
It's the great marketplace.
Kids in their first years of
school will learn the currency of friendship, kindness and team work. They'll
be told to say 'please' every
time they ask for something, which is often. The
teachers will bend over to
help with shoes and see
rock collections and pick up
cracker crumbs 1,000 times
before we hit Christmas. By
then, school will become
routine for these young
ones, but for now, it's brand
new and totally scary (and
awesome).
The energy in the room at
snack time is the kind that
makes your heart want to
burst into enough pieces to
be given out equally. "Yes,
I'll open your container of
grapes!" "Yes, tell me how
you think oatmeal cookies
are the very best!" "Who
put those clips in your hair?
They're so cute!" I found
myself rushing to help kids
with all the finicky elements of having a successful snack. There seem to be
endless obstacles between
coming in for recess and
zipping up lunch boxes. A
teacher's best hope is that he
or she can remember all the
students' names. Otherwise,
good luck.
Snack time is all chaos and
cheese strings and cool
lunch boxes. It's comparing
apples to oranges and ham
sandwiches to left over
pizza. It's like having thirty
5 year olds over for dinner.
One hopes she could morph
an octopus for just a few
moments to possibly reach
everyone in need of assistance. Straws refuse to find
their way out of their plastic
packaging without the
knowing hands of an adult.
Pudding cups, yogurt tubes,
plastic baggies, and water
bottles all have the same
vault-like effect: locked
down and only accessible
with an adult's magic touch.
It's entirely precious, but
spills happen and the persistent call for 'Teacher, teacher,
teacher!' can drain the
'magic' right out of a person.
I spent less than an hour
with these little ones and my
appreciation for teachers
once again grew. How do
Aubree, Hudson and friends opted to sit on the blanket for a
picnic style snack time.
these educators do it? Every
day? Where is the limit to
their capacity for helping little ones? Does it run out
every Friday? Every day at
3 pm? I can only hope they
are rewarded in the tenfold
in the small graces of small
hands and hearts. The soft
whispers of 'thank you's and
big eyes of sheer wonder
when it's least expected. I
can only hope that this year,
teachers will marvel again at
the gift of education for all.
That imaginations will roam
freely and songs will be
sung from tiny lungs with
gusto whether O Canada or
The Eensy Weensy Spider.
From all the residents of
the Rainy River District to
all the students from Early
Years to 12th grade, we hope
for your success and we support your continued learning. (Just don't ask us to help
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Page 2, The Westend Weekly, September 2, 2015
passings
Moos by Kim Jo Bliss
Wow! Last day of August…
.where did our summer go?
My students were finished at
EARS on Friday and I find
that such a sad time. I spend
more time with my students
that anyone else and as much
as I am happy for them to return to school and enjoy what
is likely the best times of their
lives I find it such a lonely
time for me at EARS. I have
said so many times that I
spend a great deal of time with
students in their 20’s that I forget that I am in my 40’s.
Thanks to Nick and Destiny
for another great summer and
I am also unsure that they will
be returning since they are
likely going to find jobs more
career related next summer.
Once the weather changed for
us last week we were busy on
the combine – but the hours
are shorter since we have to
wait for the dew to leave us
before we can get out there.
Excluding the soybeans – we
are down to only 3 more tri-
als….
And because the
weather kept us off the land –
we have tackled some of the
seed cleaning as well so that is
somewhat of a bonus. I like
the fact that the students were
able to see some of the trials
all the way through – from
planting to harvest to cleaning
and all the data that goes along
with that. This isn’t always
the case! They maybe didn’t
think they were so fortunate
when we were dirty and
sweaty for combining.
Well after combining our
largest trial (of wheat) last
Thursday – I rushed home and
packed up all 6 fair animals
and headed up to Dryden. The
girls worked their magic and
we were off to the Dryden
Fair. The girls were excited to
show off their animals to their
Dryden family and friends.
The animals were a bit cranky
for the fair on Friday but we
managed to get through it all
without much difficulty. Marlee’s yearling won the JackPot
come
celebrate
the queen’s
reign
The Town of Rainy River
will join municipalities across the nation
for a brief and simple noon-time
ceremony to celebrate the reign of
Queen Elizabeth II
on Wednesday, September 9, 2015
at the Rainy River Legion at 12:00 p.m.
Please join in the celebration!
Light refreshments will be served.
Garage Packages
to Cabins
heifer pot and I decided that it
was only fair that we should
split the money 3 ways since it
was only fair….
Marlee
thought otherwise and there
was a bit of drama with this
discussion. We ended up tossing in all the money that we
won and dividing it 3 ways –
even though Marlee didn’t
think this was very fair since it
was her heifer and she is saving to buy Daddy a new boat.
I left the Dryden Fair (and
my cattle) on Saturday morning so I could get home for the
Cattle Sale. It is certainly not
that I think the Sale won’t run
without me – but guilt sets in
and I felt that I should be there
helping. My friend Ted drove
me
home
and
my
boyfriend/partner drove my
cow’s home later. All was fine
– other than Maddie’s very
docile Hereford heifer stepped
on his toe and he was hobbling
around when I got home. As I
arrived in Stratton they had
sold the last animals. It was a
smaller sale but it was a good
one! 464 animals – fetched
$902, 534.67! I think the producers that sold were pleased.
The next sale is October 3rd
and it is looking to be a big
one.
I already mentioned this in
an earlier Moos – but some
missed the winners of the
Rainy River Hereford Association “Guess the Weight” on
the Hereford Heifer at the Emo
Fair were Tracy Hyatt, Ken
McKinnon and Clayton
Teeple. All 3 of these farm
people guessed the exact
weight at 1090. Patrick Blackwell from Kenora won the
Beef Package and he will be
enjoying some great “Rainy
River Raised” beef. The
Rainy River Hereford Association is not sure if they will be
continuing this in the future
since it is becoming harder and
harder to find the help for this
little undertaking.
Hope everyone can get out
enjoy what is looking to be a
nice warm week!
Beatrice Medwechuk
Beatrice Medwechuk (nee
Selman) passed away peacefully on Saturday August 22,
2015 at Rainy River Long
Term Care Facility.
Beatrice was born in Gameland on April 14, 1921. She
was raised and lived in Gameland with her parents and siblings until she met and married
Nick Medwechuk on March
1st, 1940. They raised their
family and she remained living there until she moved to
Rainy River six years ago,
with the last two at the Long
Term Care Facility.
Beatrice is survived by her
children; Darlene Armstrong,
Danny Medwechuk, Jack
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the Rainy River Legion
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Page 3, The Westend Weekly, September 2, 2015
Lieutenant-Governor gets a
Grand Tour of the Town
by Melissa Friesen
Ontario's 29th LieutenantGovernor, Emily Dowdeswell,
came for a visit to Fort Frances
last Wednesday. She made a
stop here as well as Kenora,
Dryden, and Thunder Bay on
her Northwestern Ontario tour.
"It was a fantastic day. We
took her to every area that I
can think of in town," said
June Caul, who had the privilege of being the Lt. Governor's tour guide for the day.
"We stopped by the Rainy
Lake hotel and the museum
and explained what was happening with those situations.
We went to The Point and into
Couchiching, and we were at
the arena for a little tour." June
replayed the day's highlights
for me, with one in particular
that she believes was the Lt.
Governor's favourite. "We
took her into the library and
technology centre. She was so
impressed with the staff and
the programming that goes on
in there. She talked, and
talked, and talked to Alicia
[Subnaik-Kilgour]." Since sustainability, and its intersection
with art, literature, and history, is a personal interest of
the Lt. Governor's, it's no wonder that she found the library
and technology centre to be an
integral part of the community.
"She's very involved with the
environmental issues. She really believes in saving our resources and our environment.
It was neat for me to be able to
talk to her about how we're
doing that and fill her in on
things that are happening
around here." That included a
tour and talk at the Fifth Street
recycling area.
Drivers are reminded children
are heading back to school
With the last of the summers
weekend only days away, the
Ontario Provincial Police
(OPP) are reminding drivers to
stay focused on the task of driving!
With children heading back to
school soon within the Rainy
River District, distracted driving is of particular concern to
the OPP as distraction-related
collisions in OPP jurisdiction
continue to rise. According to
the OPP, everyone travelling on
roads and highways should be
equally concerned about this
alarming trend.
This week, school buses are
already returning to our roadways in preparation for the start
of a new school year. Motorists
should be taking extra care and
be aware of school buses travelling their routes and begin to
watch for students who are biking and walking to school areas.
Zero tolerance is the expected
response when officers observe
drivers who fail to stop for
school buses when red lights
are flashing and those who continue to talk and/or text on their
cellular devices.
Stopping for a school bus You must stop whenever you
approach a stopped school bus
with its upper alternating red
lights flashing, regardless of
whether you are behind the bus
or approaching it from the
front. It is illegal to fail to stop
for a stopped school bus that
has its red lights flashing. If you
don't stop, you can be fined
$400 to $2,000 and get six demerit points for a first offence.
If you are convicted a second
time within five years, the
penalty is a fine of $1,000 to
$4,000 and six demerit points.
Hand held communication devices - Ontario’s law makes it
illegal for drivers to talk, text,
type, dial or email using handheld cell phones and other
hand-held communications and
entertainment devices. Drivers
caught using a hand-held device
will face a set fine of $225 plus
a victim surcharge and court
fees for a total of $280. Drivers
who challenge the ticket in
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Legion Chat
by Walter Wagner, Major Hughes
Br. 54 president
The Legion first family did a
good job cooking and serving
wally burgers. Kudos to Earl
for barbequing, Deb and staff
for preparations and Ronan
and Grady for serving.
Nothing doing for this Fridays meat draw as we will be
getting ready for Labour Day.
The Royals will be putting
on the $1,000 Dance in the
Banquet Hall. Get your tickets
for a chance to win $1,000.
Marjorie's Hong Kong Exhibit is still up.
Lest We Forget
June Caul could do nothing
but rave about what a kind and
considerate woman the Lieutenant-Governor was.
Although they had a long day,
with many places and people
to see, she was never too impatient to listen to voices of
the community. "She was a
very special lady. She really
listens to you and it makes you
really feel that she cares. For
her to come all the way up to
Northwestern Ontario and tour
all our communities and care
about what's going on here
means a lot."
Aside from the numerous
sites she saw, Lt. Governor
Emily Dowdeswell had a particular compliment for the
town as a whole. "She was
impressed that everyone was
so friendly. That was one of
the big things. We're always
told by people who visit this
area how friendly the people
are." Shining perhaps even
more brilliantly than smiles
was the apparent determination for progress. "[She saw]
the fact that we are really
moving ahead in this little
community, despite all our
trouble with the mill closing,
and those kinds of things. She
was glad to see that we're still
trying to do the best we can
and move on and find new adventures in life for this town."
While Fort Frances will become a distant memory for the
Lieutenant-Governor soon
enough, for June Caul, it was
a rewarding experience she's
not soon to forget. As an unofficial part of the tour, June
was able to share some background stories to the various
parts of town. It was the highlight of the day for June.
"[I liked] riding in the van
with her and just talking as we
toured the town because I've
lived here all my life so I was
able to do that and give her a
little bit of history. To have
that one on one conversation
was really special."
But no tour of Fort Frances
would really be complete
without a stop at the Sorting
Gap Marina. "She even bought
us ice cream! We sat on the
waterfront-it's so beautiful
there-visiting and having our
ice cream. . . It was a very laid
back day."
June was filling in for Mayor
Avis while he was away. In his
absence she acted as Deputy
Mayor. When we talked about
the coincidental timing of her
responsibilities she couldn't
have been happier. "It wasn't
a job, it was a pleasure."
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What I learned at the
Cattle Auction
Corporate buyers converse about this fine looking specimen
as part of Saturday's auction while the auctioneer rattles off
numbers from his balcony.
judges looking for the prize
by Melissa Friesen
winner. Men from Toronto and
This article was supposed to
Grunthal and 'the internet'
be about Saturday's cattle aucwere looking to beef up their
tion. It was supposed to have
herd of cattle, and they were
lots of numbers and cool facts
doing it here.
and sound totally professional
After grabbing the informaand educational. Indeed, I had
tion sheet, akin to a program at
every good intention of going
a dance recital, I was ready to
to the Rainy River Cattlemen's
see the show. But on my way
Association's auction and getback from the office, someone
ting the inside scoop. I drove
had grabbed my seat next to
out to Stratton on Saturday
my translator, which meant
morning hoping I could sidle
the pathway to all knowledge
up to someone I knew and ask
was now barred. My eyes
them a steady stream of quesreached longingly out to the
tions like a 3 year old.
crowd. Who would like to
Why is that cow worth more
help this young girl not make
than this other one? Where did
a fool of herself in the newspaall these cows come from?
per? My inaudible plea went
Can anyone bid? What's a
unnoticed. I was in this thing
good price per pound? What's
alone, like a cow on its way to
the perfect bull to cow to
the slaughterhouse.
heifer ratio on a farm? Do you
The bulls were up first and I
think the cattle feel like movie
desperately tried to follow the
stars when everyone's looking
sheet, but the scrolling LED
at them like this?
sign was broken and the miBut when I scanned the
crophone kept cutting out and
stands, I saw no one. To be
what did # of HD mean? I
clear, there were people seated
thought it was some kind of
and alive, but absolutely no
ranking, only to find out
one I knew. While this always
halfway through it meant
causes momentary panic, I
number of head. It explained
stepped forward, climbed the
why the same pen number
stairs and sat near an older
stayed on the screen as differgentleman. After enough time
ent groups of cattle passed
of lip biting and throat clearthrough. Slowly I was getting
ing, fidgeting, and desperately
it, kind of.
wanting to take out my phone
I felt like I was running a
and appear busy, I leaned toconstant algorithm in my head
wards him. "Why are those
to try to keep up, scanning the
people sitting at that skinny
page for hidden clues about
table?"
what was actually happening.
"Those are the buyers from
I mean, I get it. Local cattle are
out of town, representing big
sold to buyers. Whoever has
companies from down east
the highest bid wins. But what
and
Manitoba." Ahhhhh.
about the intricacies? Who did
They sat in a long row up close
these big-eyed and clumsy
to the pen, just like pageant
beasts belong to? Who had the
longest running streak of highest bid? I was curious and ignorant and frankly too afraid
to slide down to the person sitting next to me and ask my
most pressing questions.
I watched the amalgamation
of generations spread across
the stands. Grandpas pointed
things out to their littlest kinfolk. Young boys ran to their
seats with hot and early lunch
from the barn's kitchen cupped
in their hands and encased in
crinkly tin foil. Men sat
hunched over and others with
their arms folded tightly across
their chest.
To them, everything about
this was familiar, even the
smell. And for that reason I felt
like I was in the company of
great legacy. I couldn't tell
you anything about what a
good udder looks like, or the
most delicious body composition, or the differences between a Charolais versus a
Hereford. But there were seats
full of people who could, as if
those were the most simple
questions in the world.
And yet, after nearly 2 hours
of sitting and not even being
close to finishing, I tipped my
hat, metaphorically, and left
the sales barn. I felt defeated
and uncomfortable, and
stuffed my bag with children's
activity books on the way out
to learn more. As I walked to
my car I saw a child standing
outside next to the pens and
actually turned around to approach him before I realized
"Mmm, no." I called the sales
barn manager enough times
that he probably thinks I'm
stalking him, but I never got
the chance to speak to him.
So I was stuck with a definite
lack of story. Over the past few
days I've been trying to casually bring up the topic of cattle
auctions to try and hang on to
any tidbit someone might
offer. But it didn't really work.
So this is what I learned: 1.
Go somewhere you don't 'belong'. You'll feel weird and
that's okay. 2. Observe everything and appreciate what you
can. 3. Talk to someone! Risk
sounding like a city slicker (or
whatever). 4. Maybe wait until
you've got a good grasp on the
subject before you write an article for the paper. Or not.
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FARM AND OTHER
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
6” Massey Harris sickle
mower, P.T.O. drive, used
on CA Allis - Chalmers
tractor. Can be adjusted
to other model tracters,
ph.807-453-5362 or 807934-2566.
22
Parts for CA AllisChalmers tracter ph. 4835362 ph. 934-2566. 22
7ft sickle mower with hydraulic lift. Draw bar
hook up. Ph. 276-3511.
23
4- 23.1x26 Skidder Tires;
2- 18.4x34 Skidder Tires;
Some Tree Farmer and
Detroit diesil parts ph.
482-1284.
23
2- Vicon 5wheel rakes,
$400/unit or $600 for the
set OBO 271-2201. 23
SERVICES AVAILABLE
SERVICES WANTED
BAUMAN
CONSTRUCTION
We do cement work,
sidewalks, driveways,
foundation walls, cement
repair work, wet basement repair, footing tile
repair. Call Bruce 807483-1423.
23
HELP WANTED
Revco is looking for
someone that has building
or renovating experience
to join our team. Revco
will provide on the job
training to the right candidate. Wage is based on
experience. Drop off your
resumes to 950 5th street
west, Fort Frances, or
email to [email protected]
GARAGE &
YARD SALES
Minneapolis Moline hay
rake/tedder, nice restorable unit best offer 2712201.
23
8830 Case IH Swather,
cab, Cummins diesel, 18
Ft. draper head and 14 Ft.
sickle head $20,000 obo
271-2201.
23
535 John Deere round
baler, good belts, new
gate cylinders $5500 obo
271-2201.
23
Everest snowblower 8 Ft.
wide, twin auger, hydraulic spout rotator,
other sizes available 1807-271-2201.
23
499 New Holland haybine, good rolls, $6000.
271-2201.
23
Kuhn speed rake, 10
wheel, new unit, take it
and try it for a day, $7700
271-2201.
23
LIVESTOCK/PETS
FOR SALE
Attn: Horse Owners:
Square bales of mixed
hay- excellent for horses
- Call 482- 2560 for details -Please leave a message
22
TO GIVE AWAY
2 cute kittens, 1 little boy
and 1 girl ready now. Ph.
852-3572.
22
Huge moving garage sale,
Sept. 4 & 5th 8am to 4pm
at 1450 Carpenter Rd., 3
mi. N. on Emo Rd. and
1/2 mile E. Tools, china
hutch, numerous items,
check it out, everything
must go.
22
Saturday, sept. 12, 8 am 1 pm. 4 miles west of
MacDonalds on hi way
602 in Alberton across
from fire #664 . Lots of
tools, bldg supplies, antiques ( saws, crocks &
more). Lots to pick and
choose.
23
ph. 852-3669.
s
4 house trailer axles with
tires and rims $140.00
each ph. 275-6096. 22
4 wheeler tires and
mounted rims 26x10x14
and 26x8x14, leave message 807-274-7956. 23
Several barrels of calcium
ph. 275-6096.
22
120 Bass Accordion, extra
good make: Excelsior,
electric ph. 487-1046. 22
ter in very good condition
$170.00. Call 274-0752
23
after 5pm.
Grummon Canoe, like
new ph. 482-1284. 23
Like new Performax
multi tool 12 V cordless
comes with charger, battery and many accessories, great for crafts,
sanding, cutting, new
$55, asking $35 obo
22
phone 274-7402.
Several fire pit rings
34x18” $30 each ph. 2756096.
22
new leather studded 3
pouch motorcycle windshield access. carrier approx 21” W $45 firm call
22
274-7402.
Mastercraft roof nailer
and 3/4 box of nail, like
new cond. used on 2 roofs
$75.00 ph. 274-5083.
22
Top-load washer/dryer,
white, $300, units clean
and totally reconditioned.
Call 8523655 Rainy
23
River.
Easton hockey pants with
suspenders.
Excellent
condition. Size Youth XL.
Clean. $26.00 , Easton
Synergy hockey vest.
Used very little. Excellent
condition. Size Junior
small. Clean. $46.00, Easton Ultra boys hockey
skates. Like new condition. Size 1 D. $50.00,
CCM boys hockey skates.
Like new condition Size
12 E $40.00,Bauer boys
hockey helmet. Size 48 52 cm. Certified to Dec
2016 $18.00, All items
except helmet purch at
Taggs. Phone 274-5801 to
view.
23
1 patio door 72"x80", 5
windows 72"x24", 3
small windows, one 22ft
steel frame shelter,one 60
gallon galvanized water
tank. Prices negotiable.
(oh oh I just noticed no
phone number. Please
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send it in)
1 set of heavy duty
truck/camper tie downs
with adj. tie rods &
springs, factory made by
Torquee Lift; 8’to 10’ 3/8”
tow chain with S hooks;
several pcs. of 3/8” chain;
3/8 Dewalt 9.4 V drill
with 2 chargers ph. 2747402.
23
Rummage Sale: 1845
Hwy 613 N. in Devlin,
Sept. 4 & 5th 9am to 2pm.
Furniture,
antiques,
fridge, stove, tables, riding lawn mower, clothing,
2-Moen
adjustable
1998 Merc Sable & 2000
shower curtain rods 57GMC Jimmy, lots of
60” brushed nickel and
misc.
22
curtain hooks; 18 pc.
5/8x15”long all thread
used for cement work etc.
MISC. FOR SALE
approx 22’ of material ph.
274-7402.
23
EPA Qualified. Central
Boiler #-Classic 2300 Kenmore HE2 front-load
OUTDOOR
WOOD washer, newer unit, excelFURNACE. The next lent condition, white with
generation of cleaner smoked black door, comwood furnaces has ar- pletely refurbished $325
rived. Over 85% Effi- (other
washers/dryers
cient. Call Today. Emo available), call 8523655
Feed Service Ltd., Can- Rainy River.
23
ning Lane, Emo, ON,
482-2017.
22 TV, 27”, older style. Includes HD converter box.
Jigs! Glow jigs & spin- $25 OBO. 852-3253.
ners, Disco jigs, other 23
coloured jigs, red/green
spinners, custom orders, Rockwell Beaver 6” Join-
4 tires on aluminum rims
came off a 95 Chevrolet
truck 6 bolt size
265/75R16 $225 two
mirrors for a 99 chev $25
each call. 271-2758. 23
ccw snowmobile motor
not running. $30 gas tank
for 1986 Honda 350 TRX
4wheeler. $45.00 parts
wash tub. $50 tail gate for
99 chev Silverado truck
$40 vintage water ski $25
16 foot Fiberglass boat
needs some TLC $50 call
23
271-2758 .
1- 15” new Circle Y
Western Saddle in very
good condition. Many
other horse items some
new and others in good
condition. Also one Easy
Entry driving cart and
leather driving horse harness –fit quarter horse.
Call: 807-274-6270. 22
WANTED
Firearms in any condition. Need not be complete or working. Also
parts,
in
interested
scopes, ammunition, reloading components and
any related items. Fair
prices paid. 274-0472 .
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Wanted to buy a broken
down snow cruiser or
snowmobile
Johnson
must have reverse call
271-2758.
We rent Storage Containers
Equipment & Tools
Interested in restoration?
1949 Dodge Coupe; 1965
Chev Convertable; 1955
Pontiac. Phone 482-1284.
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TAKE THIS TEST:
your grip? Are your dentures...
• Loose?
• Cracked or worn?
• Over 5 years old?
• In your pocket?
• Missing teeth?
• Sore gums?
Call today for an appointment 807-274-6519
241A Second Street, East
Fort Frances, ON P9A 1M7
Your outdoor
furnace dealer!
OPTOMETRIST
314 Scott Street, Fort Frances
274-0510
RESTAURANT
OPeninG sOOn!
Dr. Robert E. Lidkea
Dr. Bruce A. Lidkea
221 Scott Street
Fort Frances, Ontario
(807)
274-6655
•Stoves
•Parts
•Accessories
•Installation
Check out the website:
www.hlmotors.ca
Mallard Creek Mechanical
[email protected] - Daryl Meck
691 Barwick Road, Phone 487-1395 or 1-807-271-2201
Homes Needed
12 Shorewood Drive
Rainy River District
School Board
Invites applications for the positions of:
1.0 FTE Temporary Education Assistant
0.63 FTE Temporary Library
Assistant/Communication Assistant
For more information regarding these positions please
visit the Employment section of our website at
www.rrdsb.com
Heather Campbell
Director of Education
Alcoholics Anonymous
Rainy River AA
Please call for meeting time and location
Ph. 1-807-276-1074
The UPS Store®
Wide Format Printing
• Banners & Posters
• Blue Prints & Maps
• Photographs
theupsstore.ca/369
274-5444
emphill
Heating
is pleased to announce
that they are Distributors
for Chinese OEM parts
for Chinese 4 wheelers
and dirt bikes.
Don't throw that Dirt
Bike or 4 wheeler away.
Bring it to
Carr's Repair and let
them revive it for you!
No Sunday calls please.
or see our website at:
www.carrsrepairvintageparts.com
Vance Hemphill
Natural Gas & Propane Appliances
Sales, Services & Installation
Professional Duct Cleaning
807-271-3516
[email protected]
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.
Their mother was a rescue cat we took in and
within a short time she
had 3 kittens. Please
contact Amy at 2762951, in Rainy River
Licenced Heavy
Duty Repairs
Skid steer tractor attachments,
trailer repair and parts.
If it moves, we can fix it!
Ken Kreger, Emo
807-275-6722
Carr's Repair
Phone 487 2548
Buying
scrap
metal!!
Rainy River
Meats
Dry Aged Local Beef
Beef - Pork - Lamb
We support Fresh & Local!!
Specialty items include
Bison, Rabbit, Walleye,
Various fresh & smoked sausage
& lunch meats - No MSG
Customized Meat Packs
to meet your needs!
56 Front St., Emo 482-2303
www.rainyrivermeats.com
If your water doesn’t drain...
Ease the strain! Call
Paying $150 - $500 for cars
Call for estimate on
Steel, Aluminum, etc.
271-2200 or
852-4444 for pickup
and more information
Romyn
Pumping
Waste Water Service
483-5339
1-800-465-3348
Noble Monument Sales
DR. THOMAS COUSINEAU
- OPTOMETRIST 808 Scott St., Fort Frances
274-8551
NORTHERN SPORTS
& MACHINE
Your local H&L Motors rep
McCormick, Landini,
Hesston, Valtra, Kuhn,
MacDon and Farm
King
Call for appointment:
Melanie Murray 852-3308
or cell 1-218-434-0174
Pen 4PM Daily • nOOn On weekenD
Pho 218-373-2695 •
Randy Orton • 651 Cty Rd 1
SW, Baudette
3/4 mile S. of Baudette Motel
See us for your farm
equipment needs!
Emo, Stratton, Rainy River,
Morson and Fort Frances
Bar, Food, Arcade, Pool
Call
LIDKEA
Optometry Services
Footcare Clinics in
Friends & Family Sunday Special
home, commercial & cottage
maintenance available
Lorelei Locker
Reduction of corns, calluses and
nails (Veteran’s Affairs Provider)
MENS, LADIES, MIXED & SENIOR CITIZEN
RECREATIONAL
ITEMS
1976 Cessna 185float
plane. Approx 200 hrs on
complete rebuilt engine.
Well maintained. Call
807-274-3870 for info.
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FOOTCARE:
siGn UP FOR Fall leaGUes!
NOTICES
PLANES, BIKES &
AUTOMOBILES
Touch Therapy...
A natural Healing Art
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Beautiful River Ave. lot
for sale in Rainy River,
serviced, double lot
120’x120’ 509 River Ave.
E. ph. 275-7051.
s
Registration this fall will
be held on Sat. Sept. 12th
at 6pm & Sun. Sept. 13th
at 12 pm at St Mary's
parish , We are offering
EDGE to grades 6-8 this
year. Lifeteen is for youth
in grades 9 - 12 .
22
Melanie’s Footcare
& Reflexology
REFLEXOLOGY:
For Rent, 401 Atwood
Ave., Rainy River, 2
Bdrm, 1100 sq. ft. house
$450 per month plus utilities, references, pets ok,
ph. 852-3572.
22
Curtis Denture Clinic
Losing
Find Barajas Mexican Grill on Facebook
Hay stumpage/pasture for
sale ph. 483-1450.
21
807 275 9297 ~ [email protected]
Denture Specialist Shannon Curtis DD
Celebrating 30Years!
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT
& MOBILE HOMES
2009
Ford
Focus,
81,000km, safetied, good
shape, $7,500 obo phone
274-5268 or 271-2464 or
274-9684.
22
Lake Services Rentals
283-4701 324 3rd St., Int’l Falls
Wanted to buy broken
down Honda Kawasaki
Yamaha 3wheelers in any
condition call 271-2758 .
22
The Fort Frances Legion
Ladies Aux general meeting is Sept.9th at 7pm upstairs in the Legion. All
members are encouraged
to attend.
22
Come on in and see Rob today!
~CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR~
Wanted: A mobile home
that could be moved to our
lot --Call or text 807- 2762447 with details.
22
120 acres of high rolling
organic land. 2 wells, 300’
diamond drill with soft
water, 28’ surface. 4 miles
south of LaVallee. 807486-3668.
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Unwanted or broken
gold & silver jewelry.
Come in for Lunch or Dinner
Try our famous margaritas!
The BEST in the area!
22
Wanted to buy ... 2 bedroom 2 bathroom home
less then 10 years old located in or around the Fort
Frances Area. Please call
807-481-2576.
22
I WANT YOUR
Serving the best authentic ‘South of the
Border’ Mexican food! Enjoy our vibrant
atmosphere and excellent service!
ATVs & Snowmobiles
• We service & repair all
makes & models
• Complete Automotive &
Diesel Machine Shop
• Complete line of Sled
Bed Trailers
(218)
634-1089
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
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Contact me for a
No Obligation Quote
• Custom-ordered
monuments & markers
• In Home Consultation
• Design Proof for
Approval
• Satisfaction
Guaranteed
[email protected]
www.noblemonuments.ca
Mavis
St. Hilaire
482-3778
276-3648
NORTH AUTO for used parts!
North Auto is your local recycler for used parts.
We can also find new after market parts at reasonable prices.
We are now scrapping for parts the following vehicles:
2001 Aztek
2006 Grand Cherokee
2008 Uplander
2010 ML 350
2005 Freestar
2008 Civic
2009 Cobalt
2012 Fusion
2006 Ford F250SD
2008 Fusion
2010 Chevy Silverado
2013 Caravan
Need used parts? Call or stop at
NORTH
AUTO
on the highway, west of Fort Frances
274-7243
Page 5, The Westend Weekly, September 2, 2015
Re-painting and remembering history
by Melissa Friesen
As I walked past the CIBC
bank last Thursday and waited
for the crosswalk sign to
change, I turned my head to
notice someone re-painting
the building's west side wall.
"E.W. Backus & Company",
or 'the mural', as it will be referenced from henceforth in
this article, is a tribute to the
innovative thinking of Edward
Willington Backus from Minnesota. In the early 1900s,
Backus had a vision for how
to harness the energy of the
falls to run two paper mills on
either side of the U.S./Canada
border. The artist is Brian Ro-
magnoli, who is busy repairing
and re-envisioning the piece
he created 16 years ago.
As far as redoing the work,
it's a little bit like starting from
scratch. "By memory, and
then I improvise after that.
Whatever colours I have in my
palette I start mixing." He had
a few of the original colours in
collection, including 'harvest
gold' which is the colour of the
mill building on the mural.
When I ask him if he gets the
privilege of revisiting his work
often he jokes, "Yeah, every
16 years!" In all reality, he admits this particular mural has
held up well with only a few
paint chips and some fading
colour. "I'm revisiting a few
things here and there where
I'm second guessing the
colours I used." So if you have
a keen memory for what the
mural originally looked like,
you might notice some
changes.
To create a full scale mural
from a sample, he uses the old
grind method that the 'masters'
were fond of. The original
mural took him much longer
than anticipated to finish. He
was interrupted by another engagement and then. . . two
weeks of rain. "I was held up
in the Rainy Lake hotel and
Emo Hospital fish fry
Sunday afternoon family, friends, staff and residents of the Emo Hospital Long Term Care
Ward enjoyed a feast of fish and delectable pot luck dishes at the annual fish fry. Melanie
Soucy, pictured above, bringing in more goodies brought by family and friends. Playing before supper were Morris Halverson from Nestor Falls, Bob Wepruk from Fort Frances,
Charleen Gustafson and Mary Curits.
went out every morning at
7:45 and 'drip, drip, drip'. It
was really frustrating." He
passed the time by meeting
with local residents and making friends: getting a taste of
what the town was really like
beyond its historical upbringing.
"Every mural has its points of
contention," says Romagnoli,
but there are fond memories
because of it, thanks to people
like the late Bill Fontana who
met him every morning for
coffee. It was also people like
Viola Plumridge (of Fine Line
Art Gallery) who helped him
finish the project on time all
those years ago. It was early
November, and she climbed on
the scaffolding half way up to
fill in the colours near the dam
portion of the mural. They had
their reunion, but this time, at
the age of 80, she politely refused to join him on the lift.
In his line of work, the physical demands are just part of
the nature of the job. Standing
all day, which he says doesn't
bother him, at great heights
and in all kinds of weather isn't
considered easy work. But he's
been painting the walls of
buildings since he got his first
job as a house painter. He's
held a few paint brushes since
then.
A list of his work is long and
impressive, including the
mural painting celebrating
"500 Years of Royal Canada",
given to Queen Elizabeth in
1997. While he admits he
Sis (Cecile) McComb said, "This is an excellent opportunity to get together and give us a
chance to thank the staff here. They are wonderful. They treat us like family, except, they
don't slap our hands!" You can always count on Sis to bring up the mood, although at the
fish fry there was a happy buzz everywhere already. Sis, on the left always finds the happy
side of everything. She and Charlotte Haines, her nephew's wife, are ready to enjoy the
feast. "I try to remember to be happy about what I have and forget about the rest," is Sis's
philosophy.
would enjoy mixing his career
with some teaching, he is fixated on the whole process of
preserving history through art.
"History is very important. Fort
Frances has a history." He spent
time at the museum last week,
comparing notes with the curator about the struggle to get the
public to cherish history. In that
sense as well, it's a hard trade.
People don't always appreciate
the presence of art, at least not
enough to fund it. When I ask
him if he'd like to see more murals, his face lit up. "I see some
empty walls over there!"
This particular mural was
funded by FedNor and the
Business Improvement Area
for Fort Frances. The group
meets to decide how to better
improve the downtown. He's
grateful for these kinds of
groups that come together to
honour history and put it at the
forefront of the town - for residents and tourists alike. "People are needed to champion
these type of art and restoration
projects." He sighed as he
mused about the Rainy Lake
Hotel and its likely non-existent future. He asserts that people will come back and stay a
little longer to a community
that has a noticeable depth.
From his perspective, art and
history are integral to the town.
"There's value in it."
And then he walks me
through the mural, pointing at
each pivotal point in the story
on the wall. It is his story. It is
the town's story. In the purpose-
ful colouring which brings to
life the events of a hundred
years ago, a special link is
formed between artist and
local history: the energy, the
turbines, and the transformation from timber to pulp and
paper. The quoins of the building create a natural dividing
line between an idea and an industry.
I wonder out loud how a
mural comes to be. Does he get
a sketch or a layout from the
town or corporation commissioning him? In fact, no.
"Nothing."Nothing?! He
laughs at my surprise. "Just a
few archival photos if I'm
lucky. In this case they sent me
a package with the background
of Edward W. Backus and I researched him and mills in the
area and how they came to be,
and how important it was to the
local economy." It was drawn
by hand, outlined in its entirety,
and then blocked in colour by
colour.
I asked him what it's like to
paint a scene that doesn't really
exist anymore. "All the more
important because it gives
older people some nostalgia,
but it gives younger people
some understanding-visual understanding-of what industry
was like, what built the town
and who built the town!"
He'll also be restoring the
mural on Portage Avenue,
which is not his original work,
next week after he finishes this
project.
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had a few good jokes to boot.
Pictures and writeup by Charleen Gustafson
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10 Questions with EFC's New Pastor
Tyler LaGrave, his wife Olga, and son Jonathan have been shuffling back and forth from
Stillwater, MN to Fort Frances all summer, but officially moved last week.
by Melissa Friesen
people. But the big thing I knew
People are a lot more calm hereThe massive road construction
could happen, but had never felt
not to say there aren't disagreeisn't the only exciting thing hapbefore, was the temptation to be
ments in politics or other
pening at the Evangelical Felafraid of peoples' opinion,
topics-but sometimes in the
lowship Church in Fort Frances.
which is interesting. At the
States you feel like you're on
Recently, they've hired an inchurch I was [assistant pastor]
pins and needles. You feel like
terim pastor from Stillwater,
at before, I had known people
you can't talk about certain topMinnesota after a year of being
for years so I was already good
ics in public because everybody
without one. After graduating
friends with people and there
is so divided, and it just feels a
from seminary school earlier
was a camaraderie. Here, I don't
little bit less like that here. And
this year, 28 year old Tyler Lastay up at night wondering what
I'm really enjoying rural living.
Grave accepted the position
people think of me, but the
From being near to Minneapolis
and has moved his family
temptation is to shift away from
to this is wonderful.
across the border into Canada.
what God is calling me to do or
5. So have you swam at The
Although immigration papersay to, 'I wonder if this is going
Point, got an ice cream at the
work can make things uncerto come across right.' And that
Sorting Gap, and gone up the
tain or delayed, Tyler LaGrave
is important, but I have to make
tower?
along with his wife Olga and
sure I'm concerned what the
I've swam at The Point, but
son Jonathan, hope to make this
Lord thinks of me and not be
the other two I'm not familiar
place home.
driven by fear.
with. I've only been here, really,
1. Where are you from and
3. Okay, that's pretty relatable
really been here, for about a
how did you end up here?
for people. How do you mainmonth.
I was born in Minnesota and
tain the balance of doing what
[I told him he only had a limlived there until now, in both
you believe is right and also
ited time to get an ice cream beMoorhead, near Fargo, and
being considerate of other peofore the shop closes for the year.
Stillwater, near Wisconsin. I
ple?
Then I proceeded to tell him
grew up in a home where we
Do I maintain it? Hopefully I
how from the tower you can see
went to a church that taught
do. The two things that help are
that we actually live in a forest.]
from the Bible and taught many
believing that I'm a sinner and
6. What would you say to
of the same things that I believe
that I need the body of Christ
someone who has questions
now. But I didn't believe in
just like everyone else does. I
about faith/God/etc. but maybe
Christ for myself until the sumneed people to come alongside
isn't comfortable with the idea
mer after my 10th grade year.
me and show me when I'm not
of going to church on Sunday
So, I ended up going to Universeeing things so clearly or too
morning?
sity of Minnesota for a physics
zoomed in and remember that
Two thoughts come to mind.
degree and then in seminary afI'm fallible. I'm not preaching
One: Christians have done bad
terwards. I met a friend there
myself as the solution, but
things in the past. There are
who married the niece of Mark
Christ. So that's one thing: that
people who have at least
and Margrit Gerber (of Fort
it's okay for me to make misclaimed to be Christians who in
Frances) and that's how I got
takes and I want people to tell
the name of Christ have done
connected with this church.
me and express concerns. That's
bad things. Don't judge Christ
Both my wife and I feel very
healthy and it's good. The other
by what people have done in his
blessed to be here. It's the kind
thing, which my wife helps me
name. See if you can find out
of place we're happy our son
to remember, is that as soon as
what he said, and you might
will be able to grow up in. We're
I start focusing on myself or
find out it's different than what
looking forward to getting to
other people, I'm not going to
people claim. Another thing is
know people in the community.
be focussing on Christ. So I
that you don't have to come on
2. Tell me about nerves or aphave to remember that I'm servSunday morning to find more
prehension associated with
ing him and seeking him and his
about Christianity. If you rub
being a new pastor or what it's
Word and he will show me
shoulders with Christians, I
like to get thrown in with the
when I'm doing wrong and he'll
mean generally speaking we're
sharks, so to speak. People are
forgive me when I make misaverage people doing the same
looking at you like you're suptakes.
kind of jobs as everyone else.
posed to lead them and you're
4. What are some of the differSo if you want to find out
probably younger than the maences you notice between
more, just ask somebody. You
jority of the congregation. What
Canada and the States, either
don't have be ready to go to a
does that feel like?
secularly or in the church, that
service but you can ask them to
The younger part hasn't bothyou're enjoying or having a hard
help you understand what the
ered me too much. In college or
time with?
Bible says or what the big idea
seminary, I never felt uncomI'm enjoying that it's not as poabout Christianity is.
fortable that I was around older
larized as the United States.
7. Why do you think people
Endless
Summer
September 1 to September 30
should give church a try?
Our very weakness and idiosyncrasies that sometimes turn
people off from church are the
proof that, if this thing is still
going it's not because we're
doing such a great job at it. It's
because God is really doing a
work here in the midst of our
weaknesses and difficulties. If
you come to church expecting to
find perfect people who never
have bad days and have instantaneous solutions to every problem, you'll be disappointed. And
I think that's why a lot of people
are disappointed. But on the
other hand, if you come to
church looking for a reason to
have hope in the midst of difficulties . . . believing there is an
answer, I would say Christ is
the answer. It's not the church as
the church that has the answer.
But it's the church as the body of
people that Christ has forgiven
and is changing, helping to be
more loving and knowing what
true life is about. If you come
with that expectation, that in
finding Christ you'll find these
things, then that can be a good
reason to go church.
8. Do you have any ideas for
what you'd like to see happen in
the community or what you'd
like to be a part of in terms of
outreach?
Happy Birthday presents
for the Humane Society
by Diana Ashworth
We adopted our cat Salem from
the Humane Society three years
ago.
My Mom asked me if I wanted to
do that instead of getting presents.
I said yes I think that is a good idea.
I can’t remember what I got for my
birthday last year.
I wanted to help the Humane Society because they don’t get paid for
what they do.
Next year I want to help the elephants in Thailand.
I hope other kids will want to do
something like this as you only
have toys for awhile.
I felt really happy after I went to
the Humane Society. It felt really
good to help the animals.
Thank you to my friends and family for coming to my party and
bringing donations for the Humane
Society in Baudette. It made my
day and I was able to give them all
this food as well as some money.
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John the Baptist, when he was
preaching, made this comment,
'He must increase. I must decrease.' The danger when thinking about a legacy is wondering
what people will think about
you. I don't care if nobody remembers me, that's fine. My
name can fade into the sands of
history, but if there are churches,
and not just one church but a
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Tyler welcomes anyone who
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door at Evangelical Fellowship
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Monday to Friday from early
morning until 5 or 6 pm when he
is not doing community outreach. If he's not there, call and
leave a message at 274-2328 or
leave a note. While Tyler didn't
grow up playing hockey, he's
not ruling out the possibility that
it might be a sport his son would
very much enjoy.
I'm still trying to get to know a
little bit about what's already
here in the community. There's
Loaves & Fishes kitchen at New
Beginnings Church for instance.
Definitely my wife and I are
looking forward to getting to
know couples with young kids.
My wife and I have one son and
another baby due in October. I
think one thing in particular,
ministry wise, is training young
men to grow up to be leaders in
the church. I think that is really
important in every generation,
and working with young people
in general. There's a lot of bad
things people can do to fill their
time when they are young and
bored.
9. What are your hobbies?
My wife and I both really like
cooking. We like to make things
from all over the world. So
some of our favourites are
Ethiopian dishes, which are very
spicy but delicious. My wife is
very good at baking precise
recipes. I do better with experimenting with spices. We like
reading books and playing and
listening to music. With a child
and moving to a new country,
neither of us are playing as much
as we'd like to.
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1025
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Cheese Burger, BBQ Rib,
Chili Cheese Dog or
Breaded Chicken
Sandwich 4.29-5.1 oz.
Limit 10 per family with coupon at Super One thru September 5, 2015
¢
39
5
99
Premium
California
Washington
Cut
Watermelon
Pink Lady
Apples
Sweet
Seedless
Red or Green
Grapes
Ripe
Bartlett
Pears
¢ $ 39 $ 89
¢
lb.
lb.
59 59 1
lb.
lb.
3
lb.
1 99
Fresh
Fresh
Fresh
Color
Sweet
Peppers
European
Seedless
Cucumbers
Dole Classic
Coleslaw Blend
Hamburger
Onions
14 oz. bag
5 lb. bag
Golden Yellow
$ 99
2
¢
ea.
Chunk Cheese .......7-8 oz. block
$
Essential Everyday
Butter ...........1 lb. quarters pkg.
Essential Everyday
Spread............................15 oz. tub
Pillsbury
99 Crescent Rolls ............8 oz. tube
2
Pillsbury
Kraft
Chunk
2/$ 44
Cheese ................ 6-8 oz. chunk
Sweet Rolls .... 12.4-13.9 oz. tube
Kraft
English Muffins ............. 6 pack
4
Shredded
2/$ 44
Cheese ...................... 8 oz. pkg.
4
Kraft
String Cheese ..... 10-12 oz. pkg.
$
Pure Squeezed
3
2/$
5
Essential Everyday
1
1
$ 99
2
Fair Life
ea.
2
ea.
Colby $4.75 lb.
Provolone $3.75 lb.
RIBFEST
COMING SOON!
Milk..............................52 oz. bottle
VALID: 01/18/15-01/24/15
RV0100
10501140
Whipped Topping
6.5 oz. aerosol can
98¢
Limit 1 per family with coupon at Super One thru September 5, 2015
1
1
99¢
Orv’s
$
Orv’s
299
10501120
Lean, Croissant or
Tasty
5/$
10 Hot Pockets...... 9 oz. pkg.
Topping Pizza ......... each
Garlic Bread .......... 15 oz.
Roma
Pizza....................... 11 inch Pizza
Stone Ridge
Ice Cream .....48 oz. scround
¢
VALID: 01/18/15-01/24/15
VALID: 8/30/15-9/5/15 RV0100
DAIRY
Kraft
10501130
Whipped
Topping ....................8 oz. tub
299
6/$
10
$ 88
2
12 oz. pkg.
Ice Cream
Sandwiches .................. 12 count
2/$
New York
Redeem Via SV Retail Accounting.
Limit 2 per family with coupon at Super One thru September 5, 2015
Cheese Texas
Toast........................... 13.5 oz. pkg.
Essential Everyday
Sandwich Sliders ..... 8 oz. pkg.
Mr. Dell’s
Hashbrowns ............. 30 oz. pkg.
Vegetables
88
WestPac
$
2
99 Vegetables ................ 16 oz. bag.
Essential Everyday
2/$
5
3/$
6
2/$
5
$
229
Green Giant
¢ in Sauce ................. 11-12 oz. pkg.
Stone Ridge
American Singles
4
$
Essential Everyday
Limit 2 per family with coupon at Super One thru September 5, 2015
REDEEMABLECOUPON
COUPON
REDEEMABLE
199
199
499
$ 99
4
$ 89
12 oz. tub
DAIRY
Dean’s
RV0100
9” PUMPKIN PIE ..............................
$ 89
DAIRY
98
ea.
5
Top the Tater
$ 29
Cream Cheese ..........8 oz. block
VALID: 01/18/15-01/24/15
1
All Made From CRUSHED WHEAT BREAD.... 1 lb. loaf $
Scratch By
$
2/$
SNOWFLAKE ROLLS ................dozen
Our
CARROT CAKE
Bakery
$
¢
W/CREAM CHEESE ICING ........... 8x8
89
Minute Maid
COUPON
NOREDEEMABLE
CLIP COUPON
Natural Sliced
Cheese ........................ 7-8 oz. pkg.
COUPON
NOREDEEMABLE
CLIP COUPON
Essential Everyday
99 Orange Juice ........ 59 oz. bottle
Kraft
$ 50
$ 99
Deli Hours: 7am-7pm All Week
Cracker Barrel
16 oz.
5 lb. bag
Roast Beef $5.95 lb.
Pastrami $6.05 lb.
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Sour Cream.............. 16 oz.
Pork Sausage Rolls
Premium
Red Potatoes
MEATS
Roast Beef w/side
$
5.99
Land O Lakes
Elliott’s Up North
1045
CHEESES
Sandwich Special
Whipping Cream... pint
NO CLIP COUPON
Limit 10 per family with coupon at Super One thru September 5, 2015
August 30 - September 5
95¢
$ 95
1
$ 49
1
3
¢ $ 99
99 99
ea.
$ 49
Deli Selects
Lunch Meat Tubs..............7-9 oz.
lb.
5
New Crop
4 pk.
Land O Lakes
4
2/$
Hillshire Farms
$ 89
Limit 10 per family with coupon at Super One thru September 5, 2015
Sweet
Ripe
Cantaloupe
¢
3
2
6 oz.
California
Half & Half ................... pint
2/$
Smoked Sausage or
Polska Kielbasa ..................14 oz.
$ 49
$ 00
Sliced
Canadian Bacon
Seedless
Land O Lakes
3
Bratwurst, Beer Bratwurst or
Italian Sausage Links ....16 oz.
$ 99
1035
Land-O-Frost
Limit 10 per family with coupon at Super One thru September 5, 2015
lb.
5
NO CLIP COUPON
¢
Sweet
Seedless Whole
Watermelon
$ 79
All Beef
Quarterback Dog ..........13.3 oz.
$ 49
lb.
Extra Lean
Family Pack
Ground Beef
1015
4.5-5.25 oz.
5
Essential Everyday
3
Original, Pepperoni
or Breakfast Pizza
Cooked Tail On
Shrimp.......................... 12 oz. 41-50 ct.
Fresh Ground
Gold’n Plump
Shoppers Value
2/$
Deli Thin
Sliced Lunch Meats ...........9 oz.
1.5 lb.
Sheboygan
Arctic Shores
$ 79
$ 69
NO CLIP COUPON
lb.
Assorted
Pork Loin
Chops
Bone In
Pork Country
Style Ribs
4
Sheboygan
Big ‘N Meaty or
Big ‘N Cheesy
Summer Sausage ............... 20 oz.
Fresh Cut
Fresh Cut
Land-O-Frost
$ 99
Ambassador
49
7
99
1
.A. Choice
BlackAngus
Sirloin Tip
Steak or Roast
3
Always Tender
Pork Shoulder Roast .................
SuperO
ice
.S.D.A. Cho
$
Hormel
’s
Stewartne
SuperO
Waffles ......................12.3 oz. box
3/$
5
5/$
5
2/$
3