Happy Mother`s Day - The Miner

AUCTION SALE
of household effects, tools, golf cart, boat, topper and collectibles
belonging to Art and Mary Burman of Esterhazy on
SATURDAY, May 9, 2009, 10 a.m. sharp
Sale conducted at Putko Auction Centre, Esterhazy
This bill is merely a guide, and in no way a warranty or guarantee as to the age or
condition of the articles. It is subject to additions, deletions, errors, or minor changes
as you may find the day of the sale. GST where applicable.
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More than 300 ATVs and riders gathered for the Esterhazy Super
Sledders annual derby on April 26. Some participants like to play in
the water and mud along the trail, as shown above.
Former Esterhazy residents
start farm animal rescue
Submitted by Paulette
Gilchuk
There is a new haven
for farm animals in need
of
rescue
in
Saskatchewan
as
of
March, 2009 – The
Chodove Animal Rescue
and
Maintenance
(CHARM) Farm.
Former Esterhazy residents Paulette Gilchuk,
and her husband Greg
Mikolas and three children run the farm. It is
located in the Last
Mountain Valley west of
Strasbourg,
Sask.,
CHARM takes in horses,
cattle, sheep, goats, hogs
and other domestic farm
animals from bad situations or from people who
no longer have a purpose
or desire for their livestock and provides a nurturing environment for
these animals to live a
healthy life or get nursed
to health as the case may
be.
The CHARM Farm will
open its gates to the general public some time in
May for viewing and petting. “A large part of what
we are doing includes
education of the public
about what purpose Farm
Animals serve, as well as
the proper way to look
after them. The kids will
really benefit from finding out where all the good
food they find at the grocery store comes from as
well as some hands on
experience
collecting
eggs, or milking a cow or
a goat.”
Originally planned to
start accepting livestock
in June of this year, one
question on a bulletin
board online opened the
doors for people to
request The CHARM
Farm’s services. “It was
really
unbelievable”,
Gilchuk says, “I asked if
there would be a need for
what we were planning
and next thing you know
there were horses in the
barn”. There are present-
ly seven horses calling
the farm home, including
three light horses, three
draft horses and a two
week old foal. The draft
horses will be put to work
giving wagon and sleigh
rides, as well as doing
horse drawn farming
demonstrations and winter chores like cleaning
barns and hauling bales.
“Perhaps the biggest
challenge has been our
most
recent
rescue.
'Doma' came to us at two
days old after her mother
rejected her. Twelve feedings a day were hard on
the family, but everyone
chipped in and that little
filly is doing just fine.”
And the biggest surprise?
“Definitely the Belgian
mares. Their shear size is
intimidating, but they are
truly gentle giants and
really crave attention.”
The CHARM Farm
operates solely on public
support and donations for
things like feed, veterinary supplies, building
supplies for the barns
and pens, fencing equipment and supplies – all
the things necessary to
provide proper care for
Animals in need, some of
which are quite distressed before being rescued. “One group started
up a collection of tack
supplies for us and a lady
from Qu'Appelle has
offered us some greatly
needed storage barrels
and other equipment so
some of that stuff is well
stocked”, said Gilchuk,
“but now that spring has
sprung the fences take
precedence over everything. We’ve had to turn
away a couple requests
until we have more room,
and for that we need to
get fence up.”
The CHARM Farm has
a website available at
http://charm.insask.net/ .
Viewers can expect to see
pictures of the rescued
animals and logs of
progress made at the
Monday, May 4, 2009
farm. Information can
also be found regarding
adoption of some of the
animals and the many
different ways the general public can help support
the farm and ensure that
there will be a good home
for mistreated farm animals in Saskatchewan for
a long time.
Kitchen table & 6 chairs
Brown floral chesterfield & chair
Rocker recliner
RCA 26” cabinet TV w/ remote
Coffee & end tables
Home dehumidifier
3 pc. 60” bedroom suite
Coronado 22 cu. ft. deep freeze
Dusty rose chesterfield, loveseat &
chair
Fiesta Lowrey chord organ & bench
Kenmore BBQ & tools
Mens & ladies bikes
2 - Bar stools
Coronado electric sewing machine
w/ cabinet
Craft supplies & wool
2 - Picnic tables
30-cup coffee maker
2 - 3’x4’ folding tables
Card table w/ four folding chairs
Deck table & chairs w/ cushions
Electrolux floor polisher & cleaner
Hanging & floor lamps
Copper boiler
Puzzles & picture frames
Fibre & metal trunks
Wall pictures & clocks
Sears exercise bike
Quick freeze 15 cu. ft. deep freeze
3 - Guitars
Bedding & linen
Pots, pans & dishes
4 pc. 54” bedroom suite
Sears 16 gal. shop vac
Craftsman 10” band saw
Delta 2 spd. scroll saw
Brico bench drill
Skil sander
B & D workmate
B & D 8” skill saw
Craftsman belt sander
Pressure washer
Car ramps
48” x 10ʼ trailer
Lund 12ʼ aluminum boat
Folding dog house
Carpentry tools
Misc. screws & nails
Zenith 19” TV w/ remote
Air hoses & elec. cords
Camping equip. & life jackets
5’ alum. step ladder
28’ alum. ext. ladder
Lawn ornaments & bird feeders
Craftsman 10 H.P. 6 speed 32”
Garden tools & shovels
snowblower
Homelite weedeater
3.5 rear bag S.P. lawn mower
Weedeater TE475 gas
Eagle Magna fish finder
Many misc. articles too numerous
to mention
6.5ʼ truck topper full window
Weslo cadence 860
treadmill
Yamaha golf cart
Mercury 110 outboard motor
TERMS: Cash or Personal Cheque (2 pcs. ID)
LUNCH SOLD by the Carlton Trail Mini Golf Club
JOHN PUTKO AUCTION SERVICE
Ph: (306) 745-3425 – Esterhazy
Owner or Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents
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Monday, May 4, 2009
OBITUARIES
Sandra Helen
Helmeczi
May 30, 1946 –
April 17, 2009
Sandra
(Marsh)
Helmeczi was born May 30,
1946, in North Battleford,
Sask. She grew up on the
family farm located in
Sandwith,
Sask.
She
attended
school
in
Sandwith as well as in
Glenbush.
After high school she
attended university in
Saskatoon, and then took a
secretarial
course
in
Regina. As it turned out
the home where she chose
to room and board at was
the home of her future sister-in-law. In 1966, Sandra
met the love of her life,
Laddie Helmeczi. They
married on Oct. 14, 1967,
and moved to Esterhazy to
take over the family farm.
Through the years their
door has been open for
many social gatherings.
Sandra always did her best
to make everyone feel welcome.
Sandra enjoyed many
activities during her life.
Growing up she was active
in her local 4-H club, was
an avid curler, loved to
bake, plant flowers, play
cards, go to bingo and
spend time with her family
and friends.
Sandra
enjoyed her involvement
with the church, which
included working as the
custodian and as a convener.
Sandra will be deeply
missed and forever remembered by her husband of 41
years, Laddie; her children
Randall (Cheryl) Helmeczi
of Saskatoon, Rosanne
(Blair Zimmer) Helmeczi of
Balgonie,
Douglas
Helmeczi of Emerald Park,
Sandra (Rob) Temsland of
Regina and Leslie (Brandi)
Helmeczi of Esterhazy; her
grandchildren: Brett and
Joelee Helmeczi, Carter
Helmeczi, and Justin and
Danika Temsland; her
mother Emma (Jabush)
Marsh of Sandwith; sisters
and brother Gwen (Glen)
Doig of Saskatoon, LeaAnn
(Bruce)
Jacob
of
Willowbrook,
Karen
(Brian)
Crawley
of
Sandwith, and
Craig
Marsh of Sandwith; her
brothers and sisters-inlaw: Joe Helmeczi, Anne
Tocher
of
Esterhazy,
Andrew (Magda) Helmeczi,
Julie (Jim) Tochor of
Regina, Paul Helmeczi of
Yarbo, Sarah Banow of
Melville, Mary Sharkey of
Yorkton and numerous
nieces and nephews.
Sandra was predeceased
by her father Charles
Marsh (2006), her father-
in-law Steve Helmeczi
(1971), and mother-in-law
Mary Helmeczi (2003).
A Mass of Christian
Burial was held on April
22, 2009, with Father
Albert Schmitz officiating.
Pallbearers were Sheldon
Banow, Richard Helmeczi,
Travis Jacob, Curtis Jacob,
Alexander Crawley and
Dustin Roberts. Interment
was at Kaposvar Cemetery.
Donations may be made to
St. Anthony’s Hospital or
to a charity of your choice.
Funeral services were in
care of Peter Carscadden
Funeral Service Ltd.
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With Spring comes new beginnings
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Monday, May 4, 2009
OBITUARIES
(1961), Dean (1962), Tracey
(1966) and Brett (1972).
Marylin was involved in
many of the community
organizations, from the
church to all the activities
of her children.
Once the kids were in
school Marylin began volunteering and held various
positions within different
businesses to keep herself
busy. She enjoyed babysitting children in the community. She always had an
open door to all her children’s friends taking them
in and treating them like
her own.
As the grandchildren
came along she made sure
each of them knew how
loved they were. Marylin
thrived on having all of
them come down for both
short and long visits. They
always looked forward to
the
birthday
and
Christmas gifts as they
knew it would be a gift
picked with love. There
was nothing more special
to her than the birth of her
great-granddaughter Ava,
to whom she became
guardian angel on Ava’s
third birthday.
Marylin was known for
her baking. You knew
when you walked into her
Marylin Howie
Aug 28, 1943 –
April 19, 2009
Marylin was born to Asa
and Dora Caswell in
Kingston, Ont., on Aug. 28,
1943. She was the second
of seven children. They
moved from Kingston to
Killarney then on to Moose
Jaw. They then made their
home in Winnipeg.
Marylin met Garnet in
1960, while Marylin was a
waitress at a local restaurant. They married on
March 11, 1961, on her
mother’s birthday. Marylin
and Garnet made their
home in Tantallon in the
apartment above Paynter’s
Store, later moving to
Qu’Appelle St. They had
four children, Cheryl
home that you would not
walk out hungry. She made
sure that everyone who
entered her home felt at
home.
Marylin was a devoted
daughter to her mother
Dora, a loving wife, mother,
grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt and
friend. She cherished her
friendships, especially the
times with the “Birthday
Girls”. Marylin will be
remembered for her sense
of humour, her kind heart
and her warm contagious
laugh. When you left her
presence, you always felt
special.
Marylin leaves to mourn
her memory her loving
husband of 48 years
Garnet; daughter Cheryl
(James), Charity, Greg and
Ava, Kristin and John,
Jason and Jalisa, and their
father Kevin; son Dean and
Rhonda Catlin, Carlin and
Janaya; daughter Tracey,
Samantha and Taylor and
their father Mike; son
Brett and Jennifer, Jordan
and Nolan.
Marylin will be so sadly
missed by her mother
Dora,
sisters
Vel
Thorington, Ruth and
Harold
Oschner
and
Shirley and Duane Nelson;
brothers Clint and Denise
Caswell; Chuck and June
Caswell and Doug and
Barb Caswell. Her extended family Murton and
Georgina Howie, Bea and
Al Huber, Joy Metzler,
Betty and Lionel Harrison,
Allan and Jean Howie,
Gaylene and Ray Warner,
Terry and Donnette Howie.
Marylin’s
numerous
nieces, nephews and greatnieces and nephews will
also now have a void in
their lives, her laughter
will be missed by her
many, many close friends.
Marylin joins her grandson Jeffery James, her
Bernier Hotel on April 22
enroute to Stonewall,
MB. They had a brief
visit with Lanny Topliss
and John and Judy
Talbot.
The Potashville’s Club
held a successful dance in
Monday, May 4, 2009
Birthday Girls’ Grace
Olafson, Sandra Maki,
Gladys Olafson, Marie
Olafson, Dorthea Johnson,
Judy Brown, Joan Olafson,
Sharon Tinnish, Christine
Kingdon, Alice
Thomas
and Iona MacRae.
An interment will take
place at a later date.
For those wishing to do
so, a donation in Marylin’s
memory may be made to
the Canadian Cancer
Society or the Tantallon
Memorial Rink.
Funeral services were in
care of Peter Carscadden
Funeral Service Ltd.
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DUBUC NEWS BY JUDY TALBOT
Community wishes and
concerns for the following
locals
hospitalized,
Harold Heembrock was
taken to Regina General
Hospital by ambulance
following a farm injury,
he underwent surgery
and was able to return
home a few days later. A
get well card was signed
for him at coffee row.
Brenda Pedersen from
the Bernier Street Hotel
spent the past two weeks
at the General hospital in
Regina. She was transferred to St. Anthony’s
hospital in Esterhazy on
April 24. Cards, flowers
and balloons were sent to
Regina. Dubuc misses her
very much.
Lorne
Ellwood was taken to
Esterhazy hospital by
ambulance on April 18
but has since returned
home. A get well card was
signed for him at coffee
row.
Doug Morley from
Elmwood,
Ontario,
returned
to
Dubuc
recently after spending
the winter in Ontario. He
is anxious to resume
farming in our area. He
was able to attend the
potluck supper at the Hut
on April 8. Following a
tasty potluck meal, Art
and Sylvia Stadel did a
fine job of entertaining
the gathering with duets
accompanied with omnichord and guitar. Jessie
Stokes took home the Hut
fundraiser prize and Ken
Allan the door prize. Out
of town guests were Stew
and Darlene Stevenson of
Stockholm.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Johnson of Manitou
Beach dined at the
father Asa, mother and
father-in-law Cecil and
Nellie,
brothers-in-law
Keith
Howie,
Bob
Thorington and Allan
Christian;
sister-in-law
and friend Jeannine Howie
and family, friends Walter
Johnson and Carl Howie.
A memorial service for
Marylin was held on
Saturday, April 25, 2009, at
the Tantallon Memorial
Rink Hall with Reverend
Delta Kelly officiating.
Urnbearer was grandson
Jason Miller, and honorary
pallbearers were all those
in attendance.
Honour guard was ‘The
the Memorial Hall on
April 18 with music supplied by Len Gadica of
Melville. Guests arrived
from Wapella, Norquay,
Grayson, Grenfell and
Melville. On April 25, the
con’t on pg. 18
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Thea
Holmstrom
passed away at St.
Anthony’s Hospital in
Esterhazy early in the
morning of April 12, 2009,
aged 65, in the presence
of a family member, after
a prolonged battle with
cancer.
Born in Amsterdam,
Holland on June 1, 1943.
Thea moved with her parents to Canada in 1952.
The oldest of seven children, Thea competed her
schooling in Saskatoon
OBITUARIES
and was living in Delisle
and working in the family
bakery prior to meeting
her husband, Robert
(Bob) Holmstrom. As Bob
worked for the Royal
Bank, they lived in many
towns
around
Saskatchewan including
Yorkton where Duane
was born, Swift Current
where Jim was born, and
in Moosomin, Cadillac,
Invermay and Qu’Appelle
prior to coming to
Esterhazy in 1977. Her
children, Duane and Jim,
graduated from Central
High School in Esterhazy
prior to Thea and Bob
moving to Churchbridge
in 1989.
Thea loved working
with and helping people.
This showed in the time
that she devoted to working with the Legion auxiliary, the church choir,
coaching bowling, or lending a helping hand to
someone in need. Thea
was always the one to
emphasize the positive
and provide a quick smile
to cheer up those around
her. Many hobbies also
helped to enrich her time,
including golfing, caring
for her yard and flower
garden, making crafts,
knitting, crocheting, and
reading.
Thea was predeceased
by her parents Adrian and
Henny van der Horst, and
one
sister,
Jeanette
(Janey). She is survived
by her husband Bob and
two sons Duane (Lillian)
and Jim (Audra), sisters
Nettie (Bryce) Souster,
Johanna (Ron) Coward,
and
Audrey
(Dan)
Haslehurst, her brothers
DUBUC NEWS BY JUDY TALBOT
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Prairie Pride band supplied good dance music
and a lovely lunch was
served by the Potashville
Club. On May 9, Len
Gadica will be the band
for the last singles dance
of the season. The community appreciates the
support given by the
Singles Club to help cover
maintenance costs for the
hall.
The friendship Club
held the monthly birthday party on April 22 in
the Hut. Birthday guests
were Mary Ramstead and
Earle Moller with special
guest, Iris Groseth from
Estevan. Iris was a faithful member of the club
before
retiring
to
Estevan. Leona Kaczur
supplied the birthday
cake and everyone sang
happy birthday to Mary
and Earle. After enjoying
a big birthday lunch with
refreshments a card was
signed
for
Brenda
Pedersen who is in the
hospital. The next community social will be
another potluck supper
in the Hut on May 13.
Every one is welcome to
attend and meet neighbours and friends before
the spring work really
begins.
Quinton Simle from
Alberta has been visiting
his grandparents Len
and Gladys Simle. Ron
Topliss of Saskatoon was
a coffee row guest recently while visiting relatives
in the area. Ray Freed of
Vancouver was home for
Easter visiting his dad,
John Freed and accompanied him to Swan River,
MB to visit Paul and
Kathy Freed and family.
Ray also visited with the
gang from coffee row.
Belated birthday greetings to Dubuc’s Simle
twins, Marie Wilson in
the Esterhazy Care home
and Martha Simle in the
Langenburg Care home.
There was great rejoicing
when four Simle sisters
met in Langenburg for
this special occasion.
Olive (Simle) McAlpine of
Maple
Manor
in
Esterhazy and Nina
(Simle) Hughes of Regina
were able to help celebrate. Niece Sharon
Tobbernor of Spy Hill
brought a decorated
birthday cake. Three
Dubuc folk, Gladys Simle,
Melba McAlpine and
Mary Ramstead were
also in attendance.
A reminder of Dubuc’s
Mother’s Day service,
Christian Family Sunday
on May 10 in Dubuc
Worship Centre at 10
a.m. Everyone is warmly
welcomed to attend.
Jean Allan of Maple
Ridge, B.C., is presently
home renewing acquaintances while visiting with
brother Ken and sister
Donna and Al Legacy and
family. She attended coffee row last week.
Ben (Kathy), and Steve,
and one aunt, Nel Kaay.
A prayer service was
held
at
7p.m.
on
Thursday, April 16 at Our
Lady of Victories Roman
Catholic
Church
in
Esterhazy. Funeral services were at 10:30 a.m.
on Friday, April 17, also
at Our Lady of Victories.
Donations in Thea's
name can be made to the
Canadian Cancer Society
or the palliative care unit
at St. Anthony’s Hospital,
Esterhazy.
Funeral services were in
care of Peter Carscadden
Funeral Service Ltd.
COUNTRY LANE
POULTRY
Country Lane Poultry will be in Esterhazy
on Friday, May 8
Dubuc will have an
opportunity to support
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Auxilliary on May 6 at
the Legion Hall in
Esterhazy for their annual noon luncheon of soup,
sandwiches, pie, coffee
and tea.
Dubuc had a busy
evening April 25 with a
dance in the Memorial
Hall. Steak supper at
Bernier Street Hotel as
well as an awards and
trophies presentation at
the Hut for Qu’Appelle
Valley Wildlife Club. It
was a busy supper time
at the hotel before the
activities began. They
plan to serve steak suppers every Saturday
night.
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at
the Flaman residence – 401 Gonczy Ave.
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Fryers (4 to 5 lbs.) . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.95/lb.
Fryers (cut up) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2.00/lb.
Legs (10 lb. box) . . . . . . . . . . . .$20.00
Thighs (10 lb. box) . . . . . . . . . . .$20.00
Wings (10 lb. box) . . . . . . . . . . .$20.00
Breast (Boneless/Skinless) . . . . .$5.75/lb.
Ground Chicken . . . . . . . . . . . .$4.00/lb.
Chicken Sausage . . . . . . . . . . .$5.00/lb.
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THANK YOU
The Bredenbury Lions club would like to
thank all the businesses in Esterhazy,
Langenburg, Churchbridge, Bredenbury,
Saltcoats and Yorkton for their generous
support of our Quad Derby on April 18.
We would also like to thank the
landowners for letting our derby 18:1
go across their land.
A special thank you to Scott Griffith and
Robert Elmy for the use of their ATVs.
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This government is committed to the safety of everyone who lives and visits here.
That is why we’re pleased to be part of the nation-wide Emergency Preparedness
Week.
We encourage everyone to be prepared with your own emergency kit
containing supplies and necessary provisions to last you and your family for
up to 72 hours.
For more information about Emergency Preparedness Week and to learn what
to do in the event of a natural disaster or other threat, visit the Corrections,
Public Safety and Policing website at www.cpsp.gov.sk.ca and click on the
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Who could have asked
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Even today you are still
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a source of strength,
of inspiration.
Your love, and memories of you
are constantly with us
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A reliable, honest,
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Carpenters, laborers, a secretary/bookkeeper
and truck drivers.
Apply to:
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HOME: (306) 745-3949
CELL #1: (306) 745-7960
FAX: (306) 745-6993
E-mail: [email protected]
TOWN FOREPERSON
The Town of Bredenbury, is now accepting resumes for the position of Town
Foreperson. The applicant must have a valid driverʼs license, a Grade 12 (or
equivalent), and their own transportation. This position requires an individual
who is self-motivated, can work independently, and can take direction well.
The duties include but are not limited to: snow removal, grading, picking up
garbage, cutting grass, cutting trees, daily water testing, daily wastewater
testing, and equipment maintenance. Individual must be able to operate a
grader, tractor, lawnmower, chainsaw, etc.
Preference will be given to individual with a Class 1 Certificate for Water and
Waste Water. The successful candidate must be on call for emergency
situations.
BRENDA L MATCHETT
Please submit resumes with at least three references, and wage expected to:
INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT #5034814
TOWN OF BREDENBURY
Box 87 Bredenbury,Sask. S0A 0H0
or fax (306) 898-2103 or email: [email protected]
For more information call (306) 898-2055.
Res 306.745.2719
Cell 306.745.7217
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[email protected]
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Only those applicants selected will be contacted for an interview.
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For appointments, call:
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Fax: 745-2252
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Bus. Phone – 745-3983
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