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MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, February 03, 2016 • PAGE A1
MOOSE JAW
Volume 9 Issue 5
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
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Community-based Mental Health Initiative
(Left-Right) Back Row: Rick Bourassa, Taylor Mickleborough, Dr. Oyewale Afolabi, Dr. Brad
Thorpe, Dr. Mark Vooght, MLA North Warren Michelson, MLA Wakamow Greg Lawrence
Front Row: Dr. Mark Lemstra, Mayor Deb Higgins, Honourable Dustin Duncan, CEO YMCA Jeff
Fox, Phyllis O’Connor
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Opening up dialogue about mental
health issues was on the minds of Canadians last week but in Moose Jaw, it
was closer to heart with the announcement of a mental health program initiated by Alliance Health medical
clinic and the Moose Jaw YMCA.
Dr. Mark Lemstra of Alliance Health
announced the free community-based
initiative for 500 local residents with
depression to attend at no cost. “The
Mental Health Initiative is an innovative program to address gaps in existing care,” he said. Lemstra believes
this initiavie will fill the void.
The announcement brought out
health professionals and dignitaries in support: Dustin Duncan, the
Honourable Minister of Health; Rick
Bourassa, Moose Jaw Chief of Police, Taylor Mickleborough, President, Moose Jaw Police Assoc.;
Dr. Oyewale Afolabi, Psychiatrist,
Alliance Health; Dr. Brad Thorpe,
Medical Director, Alliance Health;
Dr. Mark Vooght, Medical Health
Officer, FHHR; Phyllis O’Connor,
Acting Exec. Dir., Canadian Mental
Health Assoc. (Sk); Jeff Fox, CEO,
Moose Jaw YMCA; Dr. Mark Lemstra, Owner, Alliance Health medical
clinic; local MLA’s Warren Michelson and Greg Lawrence, and Mayor
Deb Higgins.
The Honourable Minister of Health,
Dustin Duncan said he was encouraged to see community partnerships
that promote awareness and understanding surrounding mental health.
With 131 community consultations
over the course of four months, Dr.
Lemstra said implementing the initiative has the full support of the
community. Each resident in the
program will receive mental wellness therapy, exercise therapy and
social support over the course of
eight weeks (40 sessions) beginning this February. The professional
services will take place at Alliance
Health medical clinic and the exercise sessions will be held at the local
YMCA.
Most individuals with depression do
not seek out help; only a mere 6%
who suffer with mental health will
make an attempt to receive treatment.
The stigma associated with mental
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illness is one of the biggest barriers.
This program is working to break
down the barriers, strengthened by
mental health services and support.
Mental health is just as important as
physical health to a person’s overall
well-being. Do not suffer in silence
but take steps to better your mental
health.
Participants in the initiative will be
requested to obtain a referral from
their family physician or psychiatrist
to become involved. The patient
will have had to have had a major
depressive episode lasting at least
two weeks in duration. They need
to be 18 years of age to give written
informed consent. Participants will
need to attend with a family member
or friend as a social support. If none
available, someone else will stand in,
as well as support offered from peers
and clinicians.
The Moose Jaw Police Service will
be the first organization to incorporate the mental health initiative into
its training. “Community well-being is closely connected with community safety,” said Rick Bourassa,
Moose Jaw Chief of Police. “Police
officers are not immune to the effects of mental health issues, and it
is important not only for our members, but also for our community,
that we work together to improve
mental health outcomes. It is time
to de-stigmatize mental health and
mental health treatment services.”
Taylor Mickleborough, President
of Moose Jaw Police Association is
excited that the police are leading
the way. “We do see mental health
effects in our profession,” he said,
“and I am looking forward to seeing
the benefits we get from this.”
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COMING EVENTS
Please note that coming events are placed where
space is available and that priority is given to local
non-profit groups and organizations.
MOOSE JAW & DISTRICT SENIORS’
ASSOCIATION @Timothy Eaton Garden – 101-510
Main St N. For more information, call 306-694-4223 or
[email protected]
Jam Sessions at T. Eaton Garden every Friday from 10:00
to 11:30 a.m. Cost $2. Fill your morning with music and
dance. All are welcome!
Friendly Bridge at T. Eaton Garden every Thursday night
from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All are welcome!
Pickle Ball at T. Eaton Garden every Tuesday and Friday
from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Great for beginners. Learn how to
play with help from our instructors. No charge but you must
pre-register.
Social Dance at T. Eaton Garden on Saturday, February 6th
from 8:00 p.m.-12:00 midnight. Music by Prairie Pride. Cost
$12pp.
Mini 500 Tournament at T. Eaton Garden on Thursday,
February 10th from 1:00-3:30 p.m.
Cribbage Tournament at T. Eaton Garden on Saturday,
February 20th from 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Cost $12.
Potluck Supper at T. Eaton Garden on Sunday, February
21st at 5:30 p.m. Bring a dish and eat for $1. Spend an
evening with friends!
Sweetheart Luncheon at T. Eaton Garden on Friday,
February 12th from 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Cost $14.
Treat your sweetheart to a lunch made with love! Menu
includes: Swiss Steak, Honey & Garlic Wings, BBQ Wings,
mashed potatoes, vegetables, assorted salads, assorted
desserts, buns/butter & coffee or tea.
COSMO SENIORS’ CENTRE, 235 Third Ave.
N.E. For more information call (306) 692-6072.
Billiards at the Cosmo Centre every Monday at 6:00 p.m.
and Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
Centurion Award
Winning Team
that focuses on
the Moose Jaw
and Regina Areas.
Call and get your
free market
analysis.
Cosmo Jam Sessions at Cosmo Centre are back Every
Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Cost $2. Come join
the fun and great music!
Maxi Bridge Tournament at Cosmo Centre on Saturday,
February 6th at 10:00 a.m. Cost $15 includes lunch.
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306-790-3623
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Pancake Breakfast at T. Eaton Garden on Friday, February
5th, 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Cost $6pp. Everyone Welcome!
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Valentine Luncheon at Cosmo Centre on Tuesday,
February 9th at 11:30 a.m. Cost $10 – Beef on a bun with
all and extra trimmings
Mini Canasta at Cosmo Centre on Friday, February 12th at
1:00 p.m. Cost $5.
Mini Bridge at Cosmo Centre on Friday, February 19th at
1:00 p.m. Cost $5.
Cosmo Dance at Cosmo Centre on Saturday, February
20th at 8:00 p.m. Cost $12 includes lunch. Band: Len
Gadica
Mini Cribbage at Cosmo Centre on Tuesday, February 26th
at 1:00 p.m. Cost $5.
Maxi Cribbage Tournament at Cosmo Centre on Saturday,
February 27th at 10:00 a.m. Cost $10 includes lunch
Craft & Trade Fair at Cosmo Centre on Saturday, April
30th from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Free Admission. Various
Vendors. Loads of unique merchandise. Lunch available.
*If you would like to rent a table please call Eunice Rivers @
306-692-3460.
BLOW
OUT
ON MIS-MATCHED
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION – Branch 59 Moose
Jaw, 268 High St W: Facebook @ Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 59 Moose Jaw; www.br59sklegion.ca
AS LOW AS
Everyone Loves A Great Smile!
326 HIGH ST W, MOOSE JAW
COME EARLY - THEY SELL FAST
RC Legion Dart League in the auditorium on Thursdays at
7:00 p.m.
Legion Curling at the Ford Curling Centre at Mosaic Place
on Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Casual Shuffleboard League at RC Legion every Friday at
7:00 p.m. Call 306-692-9700 for further info.
Jam Sessions in the Legion lounge on Sunday afternoons.
Everyone welcome!
ARMY NAVY AND AIR FORCE VETERANS,
279 High St. W. Phone 306.693.1656.
Anavets Meat Draw held every Saturday afternoon at 4:30
p.m. Everyone Welcome!
Anavets Cribbage held every Thursday afternoon at
1:30 p.m. Please call to register306.693.1656. Everyone
Welcome!
Anavets Tuesday and Thursday Pool Night starts at 7:00
p.m. Everyone Welcome!
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, 561 Home
St. W, Moose Jaw.
Monday evenings: Cribbage – 7:00 p.m.; $2pp. Registration
6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome
Tuesdays (first and third): Auxiliary meetings at 7:00 p.m.
Wednesdays: Eagles Dart League – 7:30 p.m. This is a
mixed event and open to members.
Thursdays: Ladies Auxiliary Meat draw – 5:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturdays – Dancing at Eagles with live bands
performing – 8:30 p.m. to closing
Sundays (first and third): 11:30 a.m. Aerie meeting
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS at W.J. Jones & Son
Family Resource Centre, 262 Athabasca St. E.
Survivors of Suicide Grief Support for those who have
experienced the death of a Loved One to Suicide. Next
Meeting: Wednesday, February 24th, from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
Common Ground Grief Support for Bereaved Spouses.
Next Session: Wednesday, February 17, 24, March 2, 9, 16.
From 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. To register please call Brenda at
306-691-4715
Common Ground for Bereaved Spouses (please note
dates have changed to Wednesday Feb. 24, Mar 2, 9, 16,
23rd starting at 10am at W.J.Jones & Son Family Resource
Centre, 262 Athabasca St. E. Moose Jaw. Please Register
by calling Brenda at W.J.Jones & Son - 306-691-4715
GRAYSON & COMPANY
Solicitors for the Executors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
$399
(306) 693-4466
RC Legion Regular Meat Draw held every Saturday at
3:00 p.m.
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NEW
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Cribbage in the RC Legion lounge on Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m.
Supper in the RC Legion lounge every Friday at 5:30 p.m.
Tickets should be purchased by the previous Wednesday.
ESTATE OF AGNES PEARL SMITH, LATE OF STRASBOURG
IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN, DECEASED
Ron Halstead DD
Lynn Halstead DD
Family owned and operated
for 3 generations!
All claims against the above estate, duly verified by
Statutory Declaration and with the particulars and
valuations of security held, if any, must be sent to the
undersigned on or before the
29TH day of February, A.D., 2016.
32 River St E • 306-693-4161
www.moosejawdentures.ca
“Do you rent a house or apartment?
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Solicitors for the Executor
350 Langdon Crescent
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, S6H 0X4
If so, your
landlord may have insurance on the building, but you should also
have Tenant Insurance to protect your personal property and liability. If there’s a fire and everything you own is lost, could you afford to
replace those things? And if you cause a fire by leaving a pot on the
stove, you could have a lot more to lose. You can be legally liable for
damage caused to your suite, the building and other people’s property. Call or stop in to find out how to protect yourself.”
Putting
Patients
First
MLA for the Moose Jaw
North Constituency
• The brand new Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital is now equipped with a fully
operational MRI Scanner.
• This MRI – a first for rural Saskatchewan – will help diagnose and treat conditions
such as cancer and heart disease sooner.
• This means less travel, shorter wait times and faster results for patients.
326-B High Street West Moose Jaw • Open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday to Friday • (306)692-8884 • www.warrenmichelson.ca
Medical Mission to
Guatemala close to reality
by Scott Hellings
A group of local medical professionals are headed to Guatemala from February 13-21 to perform various surgical procedures. The group has recently
held two different events to help raise funds for this trip. Notably, a special
concert featuring Stadacona Soul was held at the Moose Jaw Museum & Art
Gallery on January 22. The event was a huge success.
“It was a really fun night and everyone had a blast. We raised about $5,500
that night,” said Jackie Wilson, a local nurse who will be part of the team.
“We are getting pretty close to our target. We also had a steak night and that
was good as well. We sold out of tickets for both events and so Moose Jaw
has been very supportive.”
The team is made up of seven individuals, four of which are from Moose
Jaw. The other three members are from Regina. The bulk of their work will
consist of hernia repairs and gallbladder removals. The goal is to complete
around 30 operations. Each member of the team has paid for their own
flights but they have been raising funds to purchase laparoscopic equipment
for the local hospital and to reimburse patients for their hospital fees.
In addition to the steak night and the concert, the team has a GoFundMe
page that has brought in over $3,000. The goal was to raise about $10,000,
although Wilson says the dropping Canadian dollar has adjusted expectations somewhat. That being said, she believes they will meet their goal.
Wilson says it is an exciting time for the team, as they get ready to leave.
“I am so excited. I am a little nervous now that it is really getting real and it
is happening, but we are looking forward to this opportunity,” said Wilson.
“The team has started gathering all the supplies and so packing all that up
has been keeping us busy. We are eager to get there.”
You can still support the team by visiting their GoFundMe page and donating to their cause. Search for “Moose Jaw Medical MissionGuatemala.” The team’s experience will be discussed in detail during a Noon Hour
Slides presentation at the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery on March 9.
Four per cent tax increase
sought by city budget
by Ron Walter
For Moose Jaw Express
Franchise fees from natural gas and
electricity charges fell by $288,000
from lower commodity prices.
Appeals on commercial property assessments cost $110,000, offsetting
some of the gain from new building. If
past policy is followed that loss will be
assessed to all other commercial owners for a 1.5 per cent hike on commercial taxes.
Spending is up $2.82 million to $44.86
million.
Public works, including $540,000 photo radar costs, is up $836,000. General
government increases $417,000 from
arbitration and city clerk programs.
The cast iron water main costs soaks
up $2.43 million.
The transit system subsidy is $834,000,
an increase of $33,000.
The fire department, reorganized with
layoff of alarm operators and changes
to platoon numbers, needs $536,000
less this year.
Council will hear third party requests
Feb. 8 and will discuss the operating
and capital budgets Feb. 19 and 20.
City property taxes on the average
Moose Jaw home will increase by $49
if city council approves the operating
budget tabled at council in January.
That amount on increased tax is based
on average assessed market value of
$207,000 and equals about $4 a month,
finance director Brian Acker told council.
The budget proposes a four per cent
property tax increase to cover a
$971,000 shortfall in revenues.
The budget is based on maintaining the
same service as 2015 with the exception of $463,000 in new spending.
The new spending includes $265,000
for labour contract negotiations and
arbitration; $130,000 for city clerk
use; $39,000 for cemetery improvements and storm channel drainage; and
$19,000 for a temporary treasury clerk.
Three third partner requests are: the
Mosaic Place/Yara Fieldhouse complex of $1 million for an increase
of $518,000; the police service for
$196,000 more; and the public library
wants $28,000 extra.
The tax increase includes 2.25 per cent
already approved by council as a special tax to help finance cast iron water
main replacement.
Acker noted the photo radar camera
will take in almost $1.1 million but
$540,000 is needed for operating costs.
City management recommends council use the SGI camera revenues for a
safety initiative reserve as suggested
by SGI.
The Cities of Regina and Saskatoon
are putting excess photo radar money
into such a reserve.
Revenues will increase $1.85 million
to $43.87 million.
Major revenue increases are photo radar, $1.1 million; assessment growth,
$299,000; overhead fees on infrastructure works, $298,000.
Who loves
you baby?
We do!
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@
sasktel.net
Spending per
dollar of tax
police service
government
fire service
parks recreation
misc/debt
public works
street lights
library
multiplex
cultural centre
art museum
social services
22 cents
17 cents
14.5 cents
13 cents
11 cents
11 cents
4 cents
3 cents
2 cents
1 cent
1 cent
.5 cents
From Our Family To Yours
Parkview welcomes Jesse Evans
Dining Parlour
Make a Date with your
Sweetheart & treat her to a
romantic Candlelight Dinner
Candlelight Dinner, Roses,
Chocolates, Rose Petals & you!
Spend Valentine’s evening with
your Sweetheart at our house!
FREE ROSES FOR THE LADIES... RESERVE TODAY!
65 Athabasca St. W • 306.692.5995
www.hopkinsdining.com
P ark v ie w F un e ral C hap e l is pleased to be
the on l y f un e ral hom e in M oos e J aw to offer a
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at T O DA Y’ S P RI C E S - G U A RA N T E E D.
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OWNER/DIRECTOR
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474 Hochelaga St. W
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan, S6H 2G9
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COMING EVENTS
REVERA – THE BENTLEY Moose Jaw, 425 4th Ave
NW; Direct 306-692-7161, Cell 306-684-0652, Fax 306-6922461 [email protected]
Winter Open House – Saturday February 6th, 2016 – 1pm –
4pm Drop by to discuss Retirement Living with our Lifestyle
Consultant, Cheryl Chase.
Chinese New Year – Monday February 8th, 2016 –
11:30am – 1:00pm You’re invited to step out of the ordinary
for a selection of Chinese Cuisine, please call 306-692-7161
to RSVP
Valentine’s Day Tea – Friday February 12th, 2016 – 2:30pm
– 330pmm Enjoy a lovely tea with music by Harpist Cecile
Denis, please call 306-692-7161 to RSVP
Sunday Brunch – Sunday February 28th, 2016 – 11am –
1pm With a variety of breakfast and lunch entrees, meet new
and old friends, call 306-692-7161 to RSVP
“BUTTONS & BOWS” SQUARE AND
ROUND DANCE CD CLUB at St. Andrew’s
Church Social Hall, 60 Athabasca E, Lower Hall – West Door.
New Members Welcome. For more information contact Bert
at 306.692.7278.
Feb 2 & 9th from 7:30-9:30 p.m.: dancing to CDs
Feb 16th: Renz Struik of Swift Current will be guest caller
Feb 23rd, 7:30-9:30 p.m.: dancing to CDs
LEARN TO LINE DANCE WITH LILLIAN
WADHAM at Cosmo Centre every Thursday morning:
Beginner classes start at 9:45 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.; Regular
classes 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Come and join at the
Cosmo Centre. Lots of fun and will help to make the winter
days go by. Call Evelyn McDowell at 306.694.1852.
The Mae Wilson Theatre’s 100th
anniversary is in 2016.
1916-2016
Performing arts series
Help celebrate by enjoying a series of concerts by
area performing artists throughout the year!
First up: THE BROMANTICS!
’50s & ’60s rock, R&B, Motown, Funk
Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
Mae Wilson Theatre,
Moose Jaw Cultural Centre
217 Main St. N., Moose Jaw
Tickets are $15 plus taxes and charges at the Cultural Centre box office,
306-693-4700, or www.moosejawculture.ca
Start Your Day Right
Is Breakfast the most important meal of
the day? Well that depends on a lot of
things. But you can’t argue that the first
meal that you eat each day will set the
tone for how your eating will go the rest
of the day.
For most people that are reading this,
breakfast is something that can be used
to start your day on the right foot, full of
energy. Now before you even think to
say I just don’t have time, let me squash
that.
The way I see it, if you can’t get your-
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JAW
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For February and paid
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to register today!
CREATING
THE
SOFT PARTS OF
A COSTUME with
Members of Saskatchewan
Costumers, will take place
on Thursday, February 4th
at 2:30 pm at the Public
Library.
A continuation
of or January program,
this session will focus on
helping new Costumers
with any sewing related
problems they may be
having with their costume
creations. Attendance at
the previous session is not
*See dealer for details
mandatory! Admission is free.
POP-PROGRAM:
DIY
ORIGAMI
FOR
YOUTH AGES 10-18, on Saturday, February 6th
at 3pm to the Public Library. Paper art for the win! Join
for instruction in the beautiful Japanese art of Origami. We
promise it won’t be too hard. All materials will be provided.
No registration required. Admission is free. Refreshments will
be served.
THE BROMANTICS in concert at the Mae Wilson
Theatre in the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre on Feb. 6 at
7:30 p.m., the first in a series of concerts celebrating the
Mae Wilson Theatre’s 100th anniversary in 2016. THE
BROMANTICS is a six-member Moose Jaw-based band
that plays ‘50s and ‘60s rock, Motown, and funk. Tickets
at the Cultural Centre box office, 306-693-4700, or www.
moosejawculture.ca
WALKING
IN
UNITY
TOWARDS
RECONCILIATION ROUND DANCE, WACA’s
2nd Annual Round Dance will be held on Saturday,
February 6th at Prince Arthur School. Pipe Ceremony and
Feast at 5:00 p.m.; Round Dance at 7:00 p.m. Admission is
FREE. Giveaway and Midnight lunch. No outside raffles; no
smoking on school grounds and no drugs or alcohol. The
first 20 singers will be paid. Call/text 306.313.7068 for more
info.
UPTOWN CAFÉ CHINESE NEW YEAR
PARTY 10 Course Meal will be held on Saturday, February
6th and Sunday February 7th at 6:00 p.m. Tickets for
each evening are $35pp and can be purchased at Uptown
Café 306.692.4414 or from Gayle Chow 306.693.6893.
AVID KNITTERS GROUP MEETING with
Barb Silvester will take place on Tuesday February 9th, at
2:30p.m. at the Library. Come and join the group and bring
your own projects, yarn and needles, or join in the shared
project. All Knitters, and those who crochet, from beginners
to experienced are welcome to attend. Admission is free.
Everyone is welcome.
LEARNING WINDOWS 10 with James Taylor will
take place in two parts on Wednesday February 9th and
Wednesday, February 16th from 7pm to 9pm at the Public
Library. Come to this 2 part hands-on training session and
learn all the essential features. Use one of the library’s laptops
or bring your own. Registration is required. Admission is free.
by Assistant Coach Mark O’Leary
self out of bed 10 minutes earlier on a
regular basis to do something this simple, how are you going to do what it
takes to be a better athlete when things
really get tough?
Now that we have all agreed that everyone is capable of finding the time
to make a breakfast; let’s look at some
ideas.
First, for the grab and go. Soft boiled
eggs and one or two pieces of fruit. Every Sunday I boil some eggs and keep
them in the fridge for the week. You
won’t find many foods better for you
than eggs. And yes eat the WHOLE egg.
The yolk gets a bad rap but trust me, it is
the best part for you.
So, depending on your size and needs,
grab 2, 3, 5 eggs, a banana or anything
else that’s handy, and you’re out the
door. Option two takes slightly more
time but still well under ten minutes.
Again, the amount of ingredients you
use depends on the person.
Throw some good old fashioned oatmeal or quick oats in a bowl, cover with
water and some chopped up fruit. (I like
chopped apple). Sprinkle with a ton of
cinnamon and put it in the microwave
for 2-4 minutes depending on the consistency you like.
When it’s done, stir in some Greek yogurt or protein powder, drizzle with
some natural nut butter or unsweetened
coconut and you have a big bowl of
awesome.
Not a fan of oatmeal? Leave it out and
just have a big bowl of berries with yogurt and some fats sprinkled on top.
The last idea is a smoothie. This is my
favourite. When you load it up with
enough good ingredients, it will not
only taste unreal but it will keep you full
for hours.
Below is the ingredients for my go to,
but remember the combinations are
endless and you can switch it up to your
liking.
My Go To Smoothie:
-1 scoop vanilla protein powder
-1 heaping cup of frozen cherries
-one frozen banana (I peel a bunch and
store them in a ziplock in the freezer)
-1 handful of frozen spinach cubes (trust
me you don’t even taste it)
-1 handful of unsweetened shredded coconut
-Then I just add water and blend until
everything is smooth (unsweetened almond milk also works well)
There you have it, by no means is this all
your options but 3 simple ways to start
your morning with a bang. So please
please, kids AND parents, stop with the
fruit loops, bagels and jams.
I know they are the popular choice for
most, but you’re not like most. You’re
an athlete living a winner’s lifestyle.
This is just one more way to set yourself
apart from the pack and do what others
won’t. So get to the kitchen and FIRE
UP!
For more information on nutrition, and
training for athletes check out my blog
thewinnerslifestyle.wordpress.com
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Unique photo techniques in book outlined by Dalgarno By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express
Avonlea badlands
Ken Dalgarno
The soul of most photographers is all about shooting a photo with a different viewpoint, or getting an image nobody else has taken, or can take. Moose Jaw library
archivist, artist and photographer Ken Dalgarno succeeded on all counts with his
book: Badlands, a Geography of Metaphors.
His is the first photo book on the bizarre badlands; his images are of different angles
than most; and his techniques ensure no one else will ever create the same photo
image of some subjects.
Dalgarno explained his passion and achievements to the Moose Jaw Canadian Club,
showing images from 10 badlands regions in Saskatchewan, Alberta, North Dakota
and Montana.
Intrigued by the Alberta badlands, he was surprised to discover no one has ever done
a photo book on them.
“In Alberta (Dinosaur Provincial Park) it was like walking into an outdoor art gallery. You can see the layers of history. I was mesmerized by the badlands.”
He took his camera into four Saskatchewan badlands – Avonlea, Killdeer, Big Muddy and Roche Percee – and four in Alberta, using “golden hours” of dawn and dusk
light to capture spectacular images.
The Avonlea badlands (45 minutes from Moose Jaw on private property) have “everything in a badlands: buttes, hoodoos, bentonite clay with eroded side fissures.”
All his photos are printed on aluminum. “The aluminum process really makes the
photo pop” and the lightweight durable piece is easier and safer to transport.
He creates unique images with high range dynamic photography – a technique using
multiple timed exposures, later blending them into one image.
Three eight-second exposures of a butte with background clouds “gives a chance for
the clouds to actually move and a sky that is really aggressive” in the final product.
Some photos are with a spotlight on the subject revealing awesome colours and
texture.
One of his cool photos, a 200-year-old cottonwood tree in the middle of parched
badlands, was almost never shot.
He only did the cottonwood trail in Dinosaur Provincial Park after a guide told him
about five unique trees on this trail.
Cottonwood roots need to touch water, so they usually grow only on river banks.
“How these survived is a mystery.”
Some branches on the cottonwood in his book are gnarled and dead. “You’re looking at a tree that is alive and dead at the same time.”
Trudging through badlands, often with his wife Lucy, Dalgarno has seen a lot of
strange things.
“There’s a lot of stuff in the badlands. There’s rattlesnakes; there’s scorpions; there’s
black widow spiders. In all my travels, I’ve never seen one snake.”
His book led to numerous exhibitions and articles with the latest until March 5 at the
Home Heritage Gallery in Calgary. A CBC-TV program, The Exhibitionists, will
feature him on Feb. 14.
REFLECTIVE MOMENTS
On-line surveys offer elusive truths
One day a few
years ago when
I didn’t have
much
scheduled to keep me
busy, I signed up
to take regular
on-line surveys,
with no less than
three on-line survey providers.
Joyce Walter
The
topics vary
from what meals
we eat away from home, why we do it,
with whom, and how much we pay. The
quality of the food, the style of cuisine, the
beverages offered, and the ambiance of the
establishment in addition to the satisfaction
with the service do not escape the survey’s
content.
In other surveys, my opinion is asked about
financial services, the best choice in automobiles, whether someone in the family has specific medical conditions, what
over-the-counter medicine is popular in our
house, which health club we use or don’t
use and what grocery items find their way
into our shopping carts.
I refuse to answer many personal questions
and as a result, am often told I don’t qualify
for this survey. But there is always a chance
to participate in another survey.
The rewards are points with which I may
bid on certain items offered as prizes as a
thank you for participating. So far the only
prize I have managed to successfully re-
ceive is two $5 coupons for a beverage at a
popular coffee provider.
With that record, it is hardly worth my time
to take the surveys but I persist, especially
with one survey group. Even if my opinions don’t matter and I am told so, I have
a chance to test my knowledge of how Canadian men and women respond to certain
questions. My proximity to the correct answer provides more of those opportunities
to win kitchen appliances and other gadgets.
Question: How many Canadian men surveyed said they knowingly ate insects:
I said 15 per cent. True answer: 19 per cent.
Question: How many Canadian women use
disposable razors?
Question: How many Canadian women
have had a pie in the face?
said they are on a diet?
Question: How many Canadian men take
the stairs instead of elevators?
have suffered a heart attack?
said there is a video of them online?
Ron Walter can be reached at [email protected]
know how to macarena?
I said: 21 per cent. True answer: 52 per
cent.
Question: How many Canadian men have
been on a blind date?
Question: How many Canadian men help
in the kitchen?
consider themselves risk takers?
have sewn an article of clothing?
Question: How many Canadian men have
less than three pairs of shoes?
It isn’t official but in my opinion, I am
not doing too badly in figuring out what
some random Canadians are saying. I have
earned some points and I have made my
bids. I await notification of prizes coming
my way.
But I have my own questions: why would
any man knowingly eat insects and why do
so many women know how to Macarena?
Maybe I should conduct my own surveys.
Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@
sasktel.net
HOAR FROST Photo by Joyce Walter
Shake Off the Winter Blues expected to be really great upbeat show
by Scott Hellings
Come in out of the cold for a night of great music.
WakamowValley will hold its annual Shake Off the
Winter Blues night on Friday, February 26 at the
Sportsman Centre. Two great acts will hit the stage,
including Call Me Mildy from Regina.
“They have been described as being a true melting pot of styles. Get ready for some rockin’ blues,
some R&B, and a sort of country/rock kind of thing.
There is even a little bit of reggae thrown in. They
are really eclectic and they put on a really great,
upbeat show,” said Margaret Moran, CEO of the
Wakamow Valley Authority.
The Kirby Sewell Band will headline the event, recently named New Artist of the Year at the Maple
Blues Awards. Kirby Sewell was also nominated for
male vocalist of the year. The group is renowned for
their rollicking performances.
“The Kirby Sewell Band has been here before. He’s
a big guy with a big voice and he sounds fantastic.
He sounds a little bit like Van Morrison. He sings
the blues from the depth of his soul…It is a really
good sound,” said Moran. “They play great, original music and they are fun to dance to. That is what
Shake Off the Winter Blues is all about; you want to
be able to get up and dance and have a great time.
He definitely provides the music for that.”
There will be both a silent and live auction with a
number of great prizes to bid on, including a tour
of the Canadian Forces Snowbirds hangar and a
chance to meet some of the Snowbirds. All proceeds from the event will go towards building a
new, all-inclusive playground to replace the one
in Kinsmen-WellesleyPark that was destroyed in
June of 2015.
“This gives us an opportunity to redesign that
whole playground. What we will do is make it an
all-inclusive playground. We will have a surface
on it that will accommodate both wheelchairs and
strollers,” said Moran. “The social skills that you
gain from playing on a playground are so important for children. And learning through play in a
natural environment is that much better because
they also get to learn about the natural world.”
Wakamow has raised just over $15,000 for the
playground project through donations and the
Festival of Flavours event this past November.
The goal is to raise $75,000. Moran believes that
goal is well within reach.
“We’re hoping that if we get enough money between fundraising, grants and donations, that we
will be putting in the playground in 2016. We
want to get it back up and running again.”
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and dinner will be
served at 6:30. Entertainment will begin at 7:30.
Tickets are $60 each and that includes dinner
and entertainment. Tickets can be purchased at
the WakamowValley office (276 Home St. E.).
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Kirby Sewell Band to bring award-winning sound to Moose Jaw
by Scott Hellings
The Kirby Sewell Band is ready to Shake Off the Winter Blues. From left to right: Neil
Gunhold, Morgan Turk, Jim Johnston, Jae Cho, and Kirby Sewell. Supplied photo.
The Kirby Sewell Band is an act on the rise. The band recently won the Maple
Blues Award for New Artist or Group of the Year. Lead singer Kirby Sewell
says it was an honour to be recognized.
“The band has been together for seven years so, arguably, we are not new but
we are new to them. We are reaching across the country,” said Sewell. “It’s a
rare thing for a western Canadian band to even be nominated so to be nominated by your peers from across the country…and to be put on that list for the
public to vote is pretty cool.”
Sewell was also nominated for Male Vocalist of the Year.
“It kind of shocked me to be in that group with those guys. You have someone
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like Jon Knight, who is sort of an undiscovered singer in Canada. He is with
a band called Soulstack and he is amazing. Of course, Matt Andersen won for
the second year. I do think the public voted pretty strongly for me though. But I
lost to Matt Andersen and that guy is an incredible vocalist and he is very wellknown in this country. I was pretty humbled just to be beside him.”
Perhaps part of the band’s success can be attributed to the collaboration between Sewell and guitarist/producer Neil Gunhold.
“Neil writes a lot of great songs for my voice,” said Sewell. “Life and circumstances and relationships happen over the years and he picks up on what is going on in my life and he really hits home with the lyrics. It is almost like I wrote
the song. It is kind of weird but it is a wonderful relationship because I am more
of a front guy and I wear all the hats — I promote and market the band, I do all
the social media, and I book the band. Obviously, I’m a busy guy. He takes care
of the musical direction of the band and it works really well.”
The band has developed a great, modern sound that is raw and powerful. Sewell
notes they are not a traditional blues band. Rather, they want to put their own
spin on the styles such as blues and soul and turn it into something unique. You
definitely don’t want to miss out on seeing this up-and-coming band electrify
the stage at Shake Off the Winter Blues.
“The band is a very emotional, visceral display of the things we are talking
about. Sometimes we are talking about things that are hard, like relationships
gone band. Sometimes we are talking about love and sometimes we’re just
talking about stupid, funny stuff. I am just being myself,” said Sewell. “You are
going to see a passionate display of original blues rock born on the Canadian
prairies.
The Kirby Sewell Band has three albums available, all of which are available
for purchase on iTunes. Visit www.kirbysewellband.com for more information.
You can also find the band on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter (@kirbysewellband)
and SoundCloud
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that the ones who appeal to me
are the ones with a lot of variety in the structure of their songs
and who aren’t afraid to venture
off.”
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the harmonica, describing it as
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musicians. The make-up of the
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Call Me Mildy offers diverse sound
Call Me Mildy is a relatively
new band but they are already
garnering attention. The group
is excited to perform at Shake
Off the Winter Blues on Friday,
February 26.
Lead singer Greg Mildenberger is from Regina. He has been
playing in bands around the
province for nearly a decade,
mostly in cover bands. Call Me
Mildy was formed in 2013.
“I used to be in cover bands but
I wanted to create a band around
my own original bands. We
started as a trio for the first half
a year or so ago, and then I decided to make it into a four piece
and have a dedicated bass player,” said Mildenberger. “That allowed me to expand the sound
and play harmonica. That was a
big deal for me because that is
one of the main instruments that
I play and that allowed me to focus on that and weave it into our
songs.”
Call Me Mildy is not a typical
blues band, incorporating elements of rockabilly, reggae, and
southern rock into their sound.
Mildenberger saysz he likes exploring other genres and ensuring each setlist has variety.
“Some of my die-hard blues
buddies don’t call me blues,
they say I am bluesy. I would
describe myself as blues in the
same sense as Colin James,
George Thorogood, Ben Harper,
or the Black Keys. Those are my
influences. I am not B.B. King
and I am not Buddy Guy and we
are not playing guitar licks for
45 minutes,” said Mildenberger. “I have been one of the organizers of the blues festival in
Regina for about 10 years and
so I have had the opportunity to
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can be…There is a lot more satisfaction for me — and I think
it’s also true for the guys — to
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something that we created and
we built.”
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Local Veteran Celebrates 65 Years with the Royal Canadian Legion
by Gisele Perrault for Moose Jaw Express
Once he returned safely from the UK in 1946, he and
Mary were wed, and enjoyed 67 years together before
her death three years ago. They lived in Moose Jaw
and were both active members of the Canadian Legion. They began and ran bingo nights for 35 years.
Gerry was the president from 1958-1960 and again in
He moved to Moose Jaw in 1946, after serving with
1963. He also served as District Commander. One of
the army during the Second World War. He was an
his duties was to visit the 41 Legion branches in his
instructor in the regions south of London for much of
district at least once a year. He found this difficult and
his career.
was grateful that his job allowed him to take the time
Born in Regina Gerry and spent a short time in Wyn- to do so.
yard before moving to Moose Jaw in 1929. Because
the Great Depression had hit and because money was Gerry also served as Zone Commander and received
scarce, he joined the militia before the war to earn the Meritorious Service Award. He has met such distinguished people as Prince Philip and even brushed
funds for his family.
shoulders with Queen Elizabeth at a rally held at
He enlisted in the army and was stationed in Victo- Buckingham Palace in 1945.
ria when he met his future wife Mary in 1942. They
planned to be married, but Gerry called off the wed- At the age of 95, Gerry still visits the Canadian Leding, feeling that it wouldn’t be fair to her. He knew gion hall on almost a daily basis. “It’s a place to meet
that the outcome of the war was not certain. He re- friends. We have lots in common.” He states that he
members when the Japanese attacked Estevan Point has met many interesting people over the course of Past president Gerry Moston still visits the
Canadian Legion hall on an almost daily
the years and plans to continue to do so.
on Vancouver Island.
Gerald Carl Moston (Gerry) was recognized as being an active member of the Royal Canadian Legion
for 65 years. He states that he has actually served 67
years, but a clerical error meant that he was not registered for two years.
basis after 65 years of membership.
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Senior Safety
Cst. Landon Giraudier and Cst. Kent Westrom presented ways for seniors to
stay safe and answered questions.
different branches on different days can deter seniors from being targeted.
PIN and SIN numbers should be guarded and not given out under any circumstances.
Telemarketers use the promise of prizes to get information that leads to loss
of funds. If a situation seems too good to be true, it probably is. Telephone
calls can also be used to obtain cash by saying that a relative, usually a grandchild, has been in an accident and needs immediate help. Take a deep breath,
stay calm and ask questions and details about the accident. Say that you
will contact the child’s parents. Do not wire money. Once the transaction
has been done, the funds cannot be retrieved. These calls can be traced and
reported by dialling *57 after the call is finished.
Do not be ashamed or afraid to speak to someone you trust, if you feel you
are being taken advantage of by people, possibly even neighbors, relatives or
acquaintances. Trusting your feelings and asking for help are very important.
A resident commented, “It was good to be reminded about things I already
knew.” Another agreed, “It’s all common sense, but this information was a
good reminder. We try to look out for one another here.” Other valuable
lessons learned included reminders on protecting purses and credit cards. In
Moose Jaw, if you receive questionable mail, telephone calls or requests,
they can be reported to the City Police.
Dozens of residents of the Bentley Rivera received some good advice. Moose
Jaw Police Cst. Landon Giraudier and his partner Kent Westrom answered
questions about senior safety and gave advice about staying secure in a number of situations.
The tips covered a wide range of topics. They began by saying that personal
safety was very important. They suggested getting a cell phone to use in
emergencies; walk confidently; do not keep identification on key rings and
stay in groups. They stressed the need to follow instincts, and to get away
from situations that cause discomfort.
They cautioned not to carry large amounts of cash. Women should have their
purses on their shoulders and even under jackets; men should keep their wallets in their front pockets. Purses should never be left open in shopping carts.
This creates a tempting situation for thieves. When shopping, park close to
store entrances, transport packages in the trunk and don’t go alone.
They gave a list of people to beware of, including those who tell sad stories to
obtain money. They spoke of a trick that pairs use; one asks for help to find an
item in a store while the victim is distracted, the other goes through their cart
looking for cash. There are also well-dressed random people who approach
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Joe Fafard Exhibit at Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery
The artist is well known for his depiction of cows.
Internationally renowned artist Joe
Fafard was on hand to greet several dozen art lovers at the Moose
Jaw Museum & Art Gallery opening of his exhibit, Joe Farard: Retailles. With an impressive display
of sculpture, drawing, painting and
embossed paper, Moose Jaw hosted
the launch of the national tour of this
collection.
Named Retailles, Joe explained
the significance. “Retailles means
scraps in French. I took leftover
pieces from other works and tried to
see what I could create with them. I
am very familiar with roosters, and
Retailles, the name of the exhibit,
means scraps in French.
some of the pieces looked like feathers, so they came to be. I made other
things, too.”
Born in a small community, Ste.
Marthe, near Rocanville in Saskatchewan, Joe spent his first 21
years in a rural setting. He was first
known for his sculptures of cows,
but he has since branched out into
welding, painting, sketching and
embossing paper. He has recently
Artist Joe Fafard poses next to metal sculptures of galloping horses.
also begun experimenting with crestated that the work is well placed to the site. The life-sized horse in
ating works of art with felt.
Fafard is inspired by life in general, and nicely lit. He has no idea how the lobby was the most challenging
he stated. “All living things, people, many pieces are in this collection, piece to bring into the building.
events, anything that moves, nature, nor how many he has created over Retailles by Joe Fafard will be on
display at the Moose Jaw Museum
women, everything affects you in the years.
some way or another. This is where It took six months of work and col- & Art Gallery until April. It will
laboration to choose the pieces, plan then travel to Burnaby.
I draw my inspiration.”
He has travelled, mostly in the their placement and to move them
Americas, but his works are installed internationally. “My art is
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TRADING THOUGHTS
Warriors hockey game source of ‘can’t win’ marital discussion
The conversation over
coffee zeroed in on an
especially
difficultto- deal with business
owner.
“Talking to him is like
trying to argue with
by Ron Walter your wife,”one of the
group
commented
dismissively. The subject changed to another
matter of interest.
On the way home Yours Truly thought about that
comment. As a one-time serious male chauvinist,
(in my mind, females had three roles: kitchen,
children and church), but later converted to
the need for gender equality by my bride, that
comment didn’t seem fair.
An incident in our household recently gave me
reason for second thoughts on the issue.
At the mid-January Warriors home game, the
announcer thanked everyone for attending,
reminding us to come to the next home game Jan.
31. At least that was the message I heard.
A week later my partner in life told me I’d be
attending a Sunday afternoon game on Jan. 24
“No,”I responded. “That game is the last day of
January. That’s what they announced at the last
hockey game.”
She insisted she was right. Yours truly slunk into
the basement “gopher hole”and the safety of the
computer.
Several days passed. She kept on with the same
comments. I politely presented my comment
and left it at that. Then one morning the radio
informed listeners the game was on Sunday
afternoon.
What? Was I wrong? I was certain of what the
announcer said at the game.
My partner continued talking about the upcoming
Sunday game, bolstering her argument with the
radio comments.
Yours Truly was having second thoughts.
Memory at this age is no longer what it was. I’ve
been known many times to be wrong when my
partner has a different set of facts.
She has this victorious cheer when she wins one
of these piddly disputes: ‘you’re never right,
admit it.’
One evening on the way to dinner we got into it.
She offered to bet me dinner that she was right.
I backed off —having been on the wrong end of
too many of these bets over 46 years.
Next morning she was standing in the kitchen,
firmly grasping a Warriors game schedule.
“You know that Sunday Warriors game, it is on the
31st,”she said as if mentioning the temperature
outside. No apology, no regrets from her.
The last January day box in the schedule actually
contained two days. But with the need for a 4
p.m. time, there was no line through the date to
indicate two days coverage.
“So I was right,”I crowed, sensing a rare victory
in one of our disputes.
“It was the Warriors’fault,”she repeated. Still no
apology, no regrets.
“I was right. Where’s my apology like you always
ask for?”
“It was the Warriors’fault,”she repeated.
I pleaded, threw my pride out the window: “You
mean I’m right once in all these years and I’m not
getting an apology?”
“It was the Warriors’fault.”
Which raises the question: How do you
successfully argue with your wife?
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Downsizing a house is one of the big questions
baby boomers and seniors need to grapple with.
Start by asking yourself a few questions.
Is maintaining the property wearing you down?
Are you comfortable managing your daily
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Can you get around to stores, restaurants, and
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one where you feel the most comfortable and
negotiate the rate later. Don’t rule out any
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A Not So Great Hunter
no-refuse”. By now I have armed myself
with a broom, while trying to hold my
flashlight and move the stove. When the
first opportunity for the kitten to capture
the rodent arose, she was on that critter
faster than a pensioner on their cheque.
Now it was a case of trying to get the
mouse away from the kitten, as she
played a training game of catch and
release. Just when I was making my
move, the mouse made a daring escape
After what appeared to be a successful period of trapping and sealing
from the kitten and myself. I immediately began swinging my broom like a
entrances, I added the sure fire method of mouse control in the form of Miss
hockey stick but the lightning fast critter skittered in behind the fridge. I did
Ella our kitten. Within one week of her arrival, we were presented with a
not need the kitten to tell me what to do, in yet another language, so the fridge
half dead mouse which she promptly demonstrated the right cattitude for a
got moved immediately. I shoot from the left with a hockey stick and I am sure
mouser in training…she played catch and release and catch and release until
the broom was a right-handed broom, but for whatever reason, I missed the
I was able to wrestle the wretched critter from her jaws of death and end it’s
escaping rodent. To be honest, I am sure I made critter contact with the soft
suffering with…well…death. I have traps that are strategically baited, placed part of the broom. If I had been using a hockey stick, the game would have
and monitored so that a kitten will not lose a whisker and combined with the been over in the first period with me being the first star, my kitten being the
whiskered kitten, we have been enjoying a mouse free life, until last week.
second star and my hockey stick third.
As I was watching Sandy Rinaldo tell me the news on the boob tube, our As I continued to miss with the broom, I also continued to move things the
kitten was on patrol and suddenly began to act strangely in front of the stove. mouse was hiding behind, like the water cooler, dining room table (and chairs).
This next part is weird because as Miss Ella was speaking in a strange cat Eventually, the rodent was herded into the living room with much easier
language, I could have sworn I heard her say, in a heavy Scottish accent, furniture to move than kitchen appliances. The couch was now overturned on
“There’s a wee mousy trapped behind the white cooking thing, let’s kill it and top of the coffee table and both recliner chairs were pushed away from the
eat it”. When I heard my cat say that, I was impressed that not only could wall. I/we now had the evil critter cornered behind the wheeled wood box by
she speak with a Scottish accent but that she was not a trophy hunter and the fireplace. My kitten and I did not need to speak as we both prepared for
planned to eat her prey. I grabbed my biggest and heaviest flashlight, in case the final confrontation. I wheeled the wood box from its spot and expecting to
I might have a confrontation with a wild beast, and began to shine my light see the beady eyes of a cornered rodent, I saw nothing. Miss Ella saw nothing.
between the cabinet and stove to see what the fuss was about. Sure enough, Because there was nothing!
there was the beady-eyed good-for-nothing free-loader casually munching The pesky critter had vanished as if he had been tele-ported to another
on some crumbs that I hoped would be his last supper.
dimension which is where he would have been…if I had my hockey stick. I
Last summer was a time for awakening from a
blissful, peaceful and serene uncomplicated life to
one with a little more unpredictability and chaos.
After living in our new cabin for 3 years without
any evidence of their existence, I discovered that
our garage and house had been invaded by what
seems to be a never-ending army of mice. Like a
by Dale “bushy” Bush bad zombie movie, they just keep coming. At one
point, for a few months, I smugly assumed the
invasion had been stifled.
As Miss Ella caught sight of the mouse in my flashlight beam, she began to
get really excited and began speaking in a high pitched growl that sounded
very Italian, “Move-a-stove-before-I’ma-make-a-you-an-offer-you-canna-
was able to explain to Mrs. B why all the furniture and appliances had been
moved and she was understanding. We shall meet again my worthy adversary
and remember…I shoot left!
BIZWORLD
Style of stock market use dependent on investor personality
By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express
For most veteran investors, investment plans revolve around the ‘buy
and hold’school of thought.
Under the principles of buy and hold,
an investor selects financially solid
companies, buys at hopefully lower
value and waits for the company’s
multi-year business plan to kick in,
providing a gain in stock price.
Having a healthy dividend to pay
investors a return while waiting is a
good idea, but not always necessary.
This kind of plan is suitable for a conservative investor.
Simply put, that is the buy and hold
investment philosophy.
The other main investment philosophy used by investors is momentum
investment.
Momentum investors time, or try to
time, the market. The idea is to catch
a stock just after it starts a rise and
then to follow it up, making a nice
gain, and getting out before the price
declines.
This investment strategy has gained
more advocates in the last 25 years
with improved use of technology and
lower trading commissions.
The discount broker and the $9.95 online trade make momentum investing
seem a lot easier and less expensive
than the two per cent full service brokers charge.
The use of instantly updated charts
online has helped momentum trading
gain a foothold.
Most everybody consults charts and
interprets basic benchmarks before
buying and selling. Computer software built for program trading uses
momentum techniques. And that creates much of the market volatility we
see these days.
The trend to hold stocks for a few
weeks rather than for years reflects
popularity of momentum players.
Every once in awhile, someone engaged in momentum plays writes a
piece about how this is the end of buy
and hold investing.
The authors are, of course, trying to
switch more buy and holders into
their camp.
Their reasoning is based on the notion
that momentum investing will keep
stocks in a trading range forever and
these stocks will never make the big
long term moves they used to achieve
for buy and hold investors.
Momentum advocates forget the stock
market is a bunch of individual businesses, each with its own growth or
no-growth pattern; each with its own
business plan and sector issues.
Buy and hold investors seek solid
management and finances in a desirable sector. Momentum investors play
the day-to-day or week-to-week price
movements using technology to guide
them.
Investing solely in a stock’s momentum may appeal to the mathematically
inclined, but long term company fortunes are derived from growth in that
sector and the company capitalizing
on opportunities.
Which makes more sense: basing an
investment decision on the mathematical probability of a price movement,
or basing an investment decision on
research about the company and the
industry?
The philosophy that investors choose
should depend on whether they sleep
better at night using that plan.
Most important of all is knowing
which investor type you are, and planning for that is critical.
Incidentally, of all the studies I’ve
seen comparing the two styles, buy
and hold always has the edge over the
long term.
The difference boils down to owning
the race horse, or only betting on certain races.
CAUTION: Remember when investing, consult your adviser and do your
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Breaking the stigma
surrounding
mental
health issues hasn’t been
easy but I believe we’re
making progress in
how our society views
and talks about mental
illness. Initiatives like
Bell Let’s Talk Day
Greg Lawrence MLA
have done a great job in
breaking down barriers
and highlighting how important it is to start a
healthy dialogue.
Talking builds awareness, acceptance and action.
Recognizing that we haven’t achieved full
acceptance and understanding, I want to thank
those who participated in the Bell Let’s Talk
campaign this past week. It serves as an important
reminder that 2 out of 3 people struggling with
their mental health do so in silence.
I am encouraged to see our community take
a leadership role on mental health issues. Dr.
Mark Lemstra of Alliance Health has announced
a partnership with the Moose Jaw YMCA that
will provide an eight week offering of mental and
physical treatment and support to 500 residents,
at no charge. The Moose Jaw Police Service
has also shown great leadership in being the first
group to participate in this initiative, helping
to de-stigmatize mental health and mental
health treatment among first responders in our
community.
Our mental health is every bit as important as
our physical health. While it may not always
feel natural or comfortable to talk about it, it’s
important to take that step. If the new Mental
Health Initiative is something that may be a
benefit to you or someone you know, you can talk
to your physician about a referral.
Our government has a goal for a healthy
Saskatchewan, with healthy communities and
healthy people. We know that the journey to sound
mental health can take on many forms based on
the unique needs of individuals. Continuing to
work with health care providers is key to ensure
a proper course of treatment, which could include
prescribed medications, physical activity, therapy
and more.
A key focus of our government is improving
access to care, and I am happy to say that we are
seeing reduced wait times for mental health and
addictions services. Currently, across all levels
of need, over 85 per cent of clients are being seen
within their benchmark wait times. This past
December, 100 per cent of clients in Five Hills
Health Region, across all categories of need,
were seen within the recommended wait times.
With four psychiatrists working in Five Hills,
local residents have good access to mental health
services.
The recruitment and retention of physicians is
also a high priority and we continue to take steps
to increase the number of physicians working in
the province. Since we formed government in
2007, there are more than 500 additional doctors
in the province. This is an important achievement
in improving access to mental health services,
but we know there are areas where we can still
make improvements.
Together, we will continue to make awareness,
acceptance and access to mental health services
a priority.
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The Prism Awards will be handed out at a gala to be
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Two local artists team-up for show at Mosaic Gallery
by Scott Hellings
Andrew Meredith is one of the artists featured in the “New Waves” show.
David Stymeist’s paintings display a unique perspective.
Andrew Meredith’s art is inspired by his time in Nova Scotia. Each piece features bright colours and is painted in his distinct style. His artwork is now on
display in a joint show known as “New Waves” at the Mosaic Gallery in the
Moose Jaw Cultural Centre. Meredith’s work is displayed alongside fellow
artist David Stymeist.
Nearly every one of Meredith’s paintings is surrounded by a border of fish.
“I’m originally from Nova Scotia and so I wanted these paintings to be a reflection of where I’m from. I thought it would be really unique to do something
other than prairie scenes. The whole show is inspired by Nova Scotia,” said
Meredith. “The fish border and that folk style is something I have been doing
for almost 10 years. In the beginning it was sort of experimental and I would
just do a couple of pieces in this style but this is mostly the type of work that
I do now.”
There are some pieces in the show that do not use the fish border. Meredith
says these pieces are a good example of the type of work he was doing earlier
in his career.
“For me, it symbolizes my work when I was using water colours; it sort of
mimics a water colour painting I would have done maybe 10 years ago, although it was done in acrylic. You can see what my work was like in the beginning and what it is like now. It is funny how much your direction can change.”
Meredith is, of course, well-known for his participation in the Royal Canadian
Mint’s “My Canada, My Inspiration” design contest. His entry, “Winter Fun,”
finished in the top five in the “Our Passions” category. The winning design will
be unveiled in 2017 to coincide with Canada’s 150th anniversary.
The exhibit also features the artwork of David Stymeist. His paintings look
like something out of a classic children’s book. He is a largely self-taught artist
whose artwork has evolved over the years.
“I’m inspired by totemism, anthropomorphism, and world cultures. Ostensibly, these are pictures for children but they really aren’t — they are pictures
for adults who are maybe nostalgic about childhood. The story behind them
is they contain characters from a children’s book who are off duty and who
aren’t acting out a moralistic narrative in a script penned by an adult authority.
They are off duty, they are on their own, and they are doing various things they
want to do,” said Stymeist. “I used to paint people who look like people but I
got bored with it. Now I paint animal people. They are sort of like our totemic
ancestors.”
See something you like at the show? You can purchase 5x7 cards featuring
Meredith’s artwork for just $5 each. The cards are now on sale at the Mosaic
Gallery. “New Waves” is on display until February 27.
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Tradition Still Celebrates Robbie Burns Night
Robbie Burns Night has been celebrated in Moose
Jaw for 110 years. Nearly 100 people gathered
to continue the tradition this year. Marie Gibbs
was the MC for the evening and stated that she
has been celebrating the event for sixty-one of
those years. Once the head table was piped in,
the haggis, prepared by Lisa McCormick, made its
appearance. Andrew Gallagher recited the Bard’s
“Address to the Haggis” with dramatic flair. He
used a knife to make the first cut during the presentation, another tradition which allows the banquet guests to partake of Scotland’s national dish.
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“Some hae meat and canna eat
And some wad eat that want it
But we hae meat and we can eat
Sae let the Lord be thankit.”
A dramatic rendition of
Robbie Burns “Address
to the Haggis” was done
by Andrew Gallagher.
The toast to Robbie
Burns was done by Don
Mitchell.
the stage to entertain the crowd. Those in attendance were then treated to a display of Scottish
dancing including reels and jigs, performed by
the Moose Jaw Scottish Country Dancers. The
audience was invited to participate in this cultural
aspect.
Desperate for Haggis closed the evening with the
performance of Auld Lang Syne, perhaps Robbie
Burn’s most repeated song.
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2 Glen Gebauer - Joan Murphy
3 Valerie Morrell - Linda Griffin
The Moose Jaw Scottish Country Dancers gave
a peek into another aspect of the culture and encouraged the public to participate.
Marie Gibbs, the MC for the evening, has been
celebrating Robbie Burns for 61 years.
After a meal of haggis, roast beef and side dishes, the evening continued with the toasts. The
Desperate for Haggis provided musical entertainfirst was to Robbie Burns, given by Don Mitchment.
ell. He gave a short biography of the national
hero, and explained why he has been celebrated
for over 200 years internationally. He stated that
it was Burn’s short life and unflagging spirit that
inspired a nation. He was a prolific and tireless
writer of Scottish verse and song, producing over
Gifts galore from ceiling to floor.
500 works in his series of collections, performing
them at gatherings throughout Scotland. He was
Don’t forget
a champion of republican values and humanitariyour
sweetheart
an causes, including the abolition of slavery. He
this Valentine’s day!
died at the age of 37. The second toast was to the
lassies, given by Wayne Mitchell. He compared
Stocked with
his life with that of Robbie Burns, and then recitwonderful
ed a poem to women entitled, “What You Have
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2 Joan Murphy - Glen Gebauer
3/4 Valerie Morrell - Linda Griffin
3/4 Marylynn Smith - Marie Gelleta
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Donna Campbell - Ron Campbell
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Dave Morrell - Valerie Morrell
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JANUARY 22, 2016
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Sharon Gronsdahl - Ann McNally
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Dave Morrell - Valerie Morrell
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Recycling profitable
The door-to-door household recycling program has turned into a
real money maker for the City of
Moose Jaw.
Councilor Brian Swanson described the program as a “lucrative
venture” when the 2016 draft budget was tabled.
Estimates for 2016 indicate the
program,
collecting
recyclable wastes every two weeks and
charging each household a monthly fee, will recover $745,000, said
Swanson.
But the entire garbage collection
program will cost $690,000.
On top of the profit from the program, he noted the city will receive
$188,000 from the province for
operating the recycling program.
The household recycling program
has been running since last fall.
ACROSS
1. Stalks
6. Camp beds
10. Annoyance
14. Pontifical
15. Assist in crime
16. Reflected sound
17. Pee
18. Russian emperor
19. Family group
20. Container
22. Superhero accessory
23. An indefinite period
24. Wanes
26. Mats of grass
30. One of the tribes of Israel
31. Child
32. Modify
33. District
35. Crown
39. A short novel
41. Ore refinery
43. Curtain
44. Schnozzola
46. Misplaced
47. Chemist’s workplace
49. 16 1/2 feet
50. Chooses
51. Colonnade
W O R D S E A R C H
PAINTERS
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56. A division of a hospital
57. Fastidious
63. Among
64. Murres
65. Dried coconut meat
66. Frost
67. Lampblack
68. Genuflected
69. Bambi was one
70. Feudal worker
71. Feel
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1. Prod
2. Container weight
3. Sweeping story
4. Head of hair
5. Napped
6. Type of sailboat
7. Lewd
8. Blue-green
9. Stripe
10. Indiscretion
11. Panache
12. Appearance
13. Notes
21. Related to tides
25. Chomp
S U D O K U
Can you find the hidden words? They may be horizontal,
vertical, diagonal, forwards or backwards.
BOTTICELLI, CANALETTO, CEZANNE, CONSTABLE,
GOYA, HOLBEIN, KLIMT, MANET, MATISSE, MICHELANGELO,
MONET, PICASSO, POLLOCK, RAPHAEL, REMBRANDT,
RENOIR, TURNER, VAN GOGH.
Puzzle
Solutions
DALI, DA VINCI, DEGAS, GAINSBOROUGH, GAUGUIN,
26. Transmit
27. Smell
28. Opera star
29. Folding portable ladder
34. Partner
36. At the peak of
37. A musical pause
38. The products of human
creativity
40. Its symbol is Pb
42. Army doctor
45. Speech
48. Perplex
51. Honor
52. Bog hemp
53. Illegal activity
55. Dodges
58. God of love
59. Solitary
60. Not closed
61. Website addresses
62. Satisfy
Sea Cadet Seamanship Weekend
On the January 23rd/24th weekend, 139 Sea Cadets from across Saskatchewan met in Regina for a weekend Seamanship competition. The competition consisted of Seamanship skills from
coiling and heaving a line at a target, semaphore (communication with flags), whipping and splicing rope, creating a ceremonial paddle with decorative knot work and constructing sheerlegs
(a mechanical boom to lift loads onto a ships deck). The winning team of 2 cadets from Moose Jaw will be going to a competition at HMCS Esqumalt on Vancouver Island. For more information
on the program, stop by the armouries at the top of Main Street on Monday nights at 630.
New cadet Jekins is quoted as saying the weekend was “fun and exciting with lots to learn.”
Briercrest announces head coach of Running Club
Briercrest Athletics is proud to announce the
hiring of Jennifer Johnson as the inaugural
coach of the Briercrest Running Club, which
will begin training Fall 2016! Johnson
studied Kinesiology at the U of S and finished
her degree in 2011, is certified with the
Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology and
recently has been running a small fitness
business in Moose Jaw and the surrounding
rural area. She offers personal training,
weight loss plans and support, fitness
classes, running clubs, health and wellness
education sessions, athlete conditioning and
maintenance sessions, etc. Submitted by
Jadon Frank
Bowling Fun for Phoenix Academy Students
Phoenix Academy students took their gym class to do some bowling on January 27th. It is a part
of Phoenix Academy’s interagency learning to help students expand their base knowledge, etc...
Phoenix Academy Students give back
to the Humane Society
Phoenix Students paid a visit to the Humane
Society, learning a bit about hardship and
compassion and sharing the gift of forgiveness
and love. The students take the time to spread
some much needed love to those in need. Even
the furry little critters need love too. The love
that is spread sticks with the students through
a feeling of pride and accomplishment. There
simply is no better feeling in the world than
that of “helping those in need.”
Briercrest bids a fond farewell to Brennan Gasmo
Brennan Gasmo has been
a heart and soul hockey
player for Briercrest for the
past five seasons. A fearless
and tenacious competitor,
he has become a fan.
Brennan is graduating from
Briercrest with a Bachelor
of Arts degree in Business
Administration. It’s been a
pleasure to watch Brennan
throughout his tenure with
the Clippers, and Briercrest
wishes him every success
in his future endeavours.
Submitted by Jeremy
Demoskoff
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Karate club sends local competitor to nationals
by Scott Hellings
competed in kumite (fighting) and kata (forms) at the cadet level. Because
he will turn 16 in February, McNabb was also able to compete at the junior
level. He competed solely in kumite at the junior level.
It was the first time the club has sent a competitor to nationals and it was the
first time in many years that Saskatchewan has sent a team to the competition. Speaking to the Moose Jaw Express prior to the tournament, instructor
Colin Rosnes said the goal was to gain experience.
“This is a step in the right direction for our club and it is also a step in the right
direction for our province. Saskatchewan hasn’t had representation through
Karate Canada in over 20 years. It is not just Owen that is going — there are
11 other competitors from across the province. I think that is great for karate,” said Rosnes. “It is really good for him to see this calibre of competition.
Our hope is that this will give him that push to get up to that next level.”
McNabb said he was nervous but looking forward to competing against the
top athletes in Canada.
“I have been going over the forms over and over and just practising everything I can,” said McNabb. “Competing at the provincial level before has
helped me prepare for this. That experience will be very helpful.”
Rosnes spoke highly of McNabb’s abilities.
Owen McNabb represented the Five Hills Chito Ryu Karate Club at the nationals. From
“His technique is really good. What we are trying to work on is his confileft to right: Instructor Colin Rosnes, Owen McNabb, and instructor Nancy Rosnes.
dence level. At our dojo we don’t really have anybody who is at his calibre.
We try to get him to as many tournaments as possible in order to challenge
The Five Hills Chito Ryu Karate Club is growing and local athletes are im- him. This isn’t just about Owen competing against somebody else — this is
proving their skills. The club recently had an opportunity to send one of their about Owen competing against himself. Our hope is that he can elevate himathletes to the Canadian National Karate Championships in Richmond, B.C. self to that next level. He will prevail.”
Owen McNabb, 15, represented the club as part of Team Saskatchewan. He
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Friday, February 12
4:00 p.m. 48 FSR NASCAR
Racing Sprint Cup Series:
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Daytona 500, Final Practice.
Saturday, February 13
3:00 p.m. 48 FSR ARCA Series
Racing Daytona.
7:00 p.m. 31 WUHF NASCAR
Racing Sprint Unlimited.
Wednesday, February 17
9:00 p.m. 20 NET NHL Hockey
Winnipeg Jets at Colorado
Avalanche.
Sunday, February 7
1:30 p.m. 18 SCORE NHL
Hockey Edmonton Oilers at
New York Islanders.
20 NET NHL Hockey
Carolina Hurricanes at
Montreal Canadiens.
Monday, February 8
6:00 p.m. 20 NET NHL
Hockey Anaheim Ducks at
Pittsburgh Penguins.
Tuesday, February 9
Toronto Maple Leafs at
Calgary Flames.
Ottawa Senators at Detroit
Red Wings.
Vancouver Canucks at
Arizona Coyotes.
BASKETBALL
Thursday, February 4
9:00 p.m. 19 TSN NBA
Basketball Toronto Raptors
at Portland Trail Blazers.
Sunday, February 7
1:00 p.m. 12 WXYZ NBA
Basketball Los Angeles
Clippers at Miami Heat. (HD)
7:00 p.m. 19 TSN NBA
Basketball Toronto Raptors
at Minnesota Timberwolves.
7:00 p.m. 20 NET NBA
Basketball 2016 State Farm
All-Star Saturday Night.
Sunday, February 7
Sunday, February 14
2:00 p.m. 18 SCORE OHL
Hockey Windsor Spitfires at
Ottawa 67’s.
HOCKEY
Monday, February 15
Edmonton Oilers at Ottawa
Senators.
Anaheim Ducks at Calgary
Flames.
Friday, February 5
FARM PRODUCE
Watkins for sale. Extracts with
recipes - $4, Large pure vanilla $23, hand creams, pepper,
cinnamon, toilet bowl cleaner,
coconut hand soap coconut
all-purpose cleaner $6, tibit tile,
spray colds, medicated ointment, petro carbo, sales, chick
beef soup mixes $11, cucumber
dill, salsa, guomole dip, catalousues. Call 692-0518 for catalogue pick up or delivery.
Wood Lathe, Rockwell-Beaver, 3 feet long, metal stand, 7
chisels $150.00 Phone 306 692
8179
Plastic camping water jug with
cups - $2 306-681-8749
Tuesday, February 16
Columbus Blue Jackets at
Calgary Flames.
Edmonton Oilers at Montreal
Canadiens.
6:00 p.m.20 NET NHL Hockey
Ottawa Senators.
Montreal Canadiens at
Colorado Avalanche.
Minnesota Wild at Calgary
Flames.
Central Lutheran Church
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January 24th, 2016
10:30am
Worship Service
10:30am Sunday School
Theme: “We Are All One”
7:45am Radio Ministry CHAB
Our doors are open, come join us!
27 Hochelaga Street West - Moose Jaw
[email protected] • (306) 694-5575
Bison meat - individual cuts
or carcass portions. Marshall
L Patterson D.V.M 306-4752232
I am getting 5-6 dozen eggs
a day. I need more customers. Small eggs @ $ 2.00/
dozen, all other eggs @ $
3.00/dozen. Phone calls only.
Pick up only. Please bring
cartons. 306 693 2673
LAWN & GARDEN
For sale: 2 - John Deere
riding lawnmowers; one for
parts with 10hp Tecumseh
formula vertical motor. Ph.
972-9172
For sale: 1 - Two wheel
garden dump cart. Ph. 9729172
For sale: 1 - White metal
folding lawn table with 2
chairs. Ph. 972-9172
185 SPORTS
Lacrosse stick - $2 306681-8749
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Hockey Anaheim Ducks at
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Kids plastic ride on motorcycle - $5 306-681-8749
Friday, February 12
6:00 p.m. 18 SCORE OHL
Hockey Windsor Spitfires at
Kingston Frontenacs.
Calgary Flames at Arizona
Coyotes.
7:30 p.m. 61 WGN NHL Hockey
Anaheim Ducks at Chicago
Blackhawks. (HD)
5:30 p.m. 6 CKCK 11 WWJ
Super Bowl 50 Carolina
Panthers vs. Denver
Broncos. (HD)
CHILDREN’S ITEMS
Edmonton Oilers.
9:30 p.m. 18 SCORE NHL
Hockey Calgary Flames at
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Calgary Flames at San Jose
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1/2 ton truck. New part put on. For sale: 1 - pine wooden
Ph. 972-9172.
5ft by 3ft one leaf table with
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9172
white pedestal sink & new
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ble & 3.13 in colour tv’s for
For Rent 2 Bed 2 Bath Condo games. Ph. 972-9172
with underground parking and Couch – makes into bed
patio deck @ 830a Chester (mattress included) $40.00
Road in Moose Jaw. Includes Phone 306 692 8179
fridge, stove, dishwasher and For Sale Set of Wear Ever
washer/dryer. It is a 55+ build- Aluminum Coffee pots,
ing. Call 780-728-6607
Saucepans, Fry pans and
COMPUTERS
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& TECHNOLOGY
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For sale: 5 Disk Panasonic For Sale Brass Pole Lamp
CD Player with tape deck & 2 with 3 lights. 10.00 dollars.
speakers. Free CD’s if suitable. Phone 306 631 9243
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306-692-1331
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72 Hours Without
Food? I Can Barely
Last 72 Minutes!
by Dr. Steven Heidinger,
Moose Jaw Chiropractor
If you’re lucky enough, you have enjoyed or
are looking forward to an upcoming vacation.
The all-inclusive beach resort vacation is a
common getaway for Canadian snowbirds.
If you have been fortunate to do one, you’ll
likely come back revitalized, re-energized and
de-stressed…all very healthful reasons to go.
But what may be even healthier is the extreme
opposite of “all inclusive”. Instead of a week
of eating and drinking all you want, would you
ever consider a vacation from eating? A fasting
vacation?
Apparently there are resorts popping up around
the world where no food is included at all,
and actually no food is available to any of the
guests even if they wanted it. Why would
anyone wish to do this voluntarily,you may
ask? Well, there is growing research showing
potentially dramatic benefits to one’s health
that go far beyond just weight loss. In fact most
fasting programs are not even being promoted
for losing weight.
The research, which first started with mice and
is now being confirmed in human trials, shows
that fasting can boost the immune system.
In test subjects who fasted for 2 to 4 days,
interesting changes were seen in their immune
systems. Older, damaged cells of immunity
were destroyed and replaced with newly
regenerated, healthier cells. In times of fasting,
the body goes into a “conservation of energy”
mode. Killing off older, damaged cells is one
way the body conserves energy.
Think about what happens when we get sick?
When we get the flu, or most other ailments, we
tend to lose our appetite. This is Mother Nature’s
way of saying, “Stop eating!!! You need to save
your energy for your immune system!” Mother
Nature is telling us to fast. You’d be surprised
how much energy is required to digest food.
Another very significant finding was that the
blood of fasting individuals showed lowered
levels of a certain hormone known to be
associated with cancer, tumour growth and
aging. This hormone, IGF-1, when high, can
interfere with the regeneration of the immune
system. This study on stem cell regeneration and
reversed immunosuppression was published in
the June 2014 edition of Cell Stem Cell. It may
be an interesting read for some.
There are some who may question whether
this is dangerous, not eating anything at all
for 72 hours (3 days) or more. Three weeks,
apparently, is how long we can survive without
food, so a 3 day fast is definitely in the realm of
a safe exercise for most people. Water however
is a different story. It is thought that we can
survive only 3 days without water. This is
why fasting programs still promote the intake
of water. It should be noted that fasting may
be dangerous for some, specifically diabetics.
If you are considering a fast, getting clearance
from a health professional may be in your best
interests.
Monitored fasting may be the best way to go
rather than attempting one on your own at
home over the course of a weekend. A “Fasting
Retreat” would have professionals available
to monitor your health, plus there wouldn’t be
pantries filled with cookies and chips ready to
sabotage your fast.
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TCM Man King ››› “The Big Sky” (1952) Kirk Douglas, Dewey Martin. Å
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47 AMC ›› “U.S. Marshals” (1998, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes.
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FSR Motorcycle Motorcycle Racing Monster Energy Supercross: Oakland.
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47 AMC (3:00) “The Green Mile” ››› “Twister” (1996, Action) Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton. Å
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109 CPAC C-SPAN This Week
On the
Front Porch
by Wanda Smith
Take a Bite
Lately, I’ve been waking up in the morning with songs
running through my mind. It’s as if Jesus is giving me
His encouragement and guidance for the day ahead.
One song that’s been going through my head is “O
Taste and See” by Bethel Music Kids. The lyrics go
like this: “O Taste and see that the Lord is good. O
taste and see that the Lord is good to me. You have
turned my mourning into dancing, Put off my rags and
clothed me with gladness and I will arise and I will
praise you. I’ll sing and not be silent. O Lord my God I
will give thanks to you forever. I will live only for you.
I will lift these hands up to you. I will dance before
you. I will shout it I will shout it to you.” Because I’ve
arisen with this on my mind, I’ve been playing this and
meditating on the words of this song. It comes from
Psalm 34:8 “O taste and see that the Lord is good;
how blessed is the man who takes refuge in Him!”
This verse says many things to me. First off, I think
of the word “taste.” That word conjures up images
of all kinds of delicious food. One little hobby I enjoy
is taking pictures of food I’ve prepared. I know. I
know. You may not understand that part of me but
...whatever, right? It’s just something I like to do.
When I think of “tasting” that the Lord is good, I
think of how creative He was when He created food.
There is no end to deliciousness with the vibrant,
nutrient-rich fruits and vegetables at our disposal. If
we can feast on the Lord... feast on all His goodness,
His faithfulness, His mercy, His grace, His love... we
can be satisfied as we would be after enjoying a
scrumptious meal. The word “see” makes me think
of all of the picturesque landscape throughout our
blessed province, vast nation and around the world.
To allow our eyes to drink in all that beauty... oh my
goodness; there are SO, SO many beautiful things
to behold. I’m almost bursting with inspiration as I
meditate on some of those awe inspiring pictures I’ve
snapped in my mind’s eye. Both you and I know that
a picture just doesn’t capture what we can see with
the naked eye. My family was able to take a tour to
Ontario when I was in my Grade 12 year. We drove
through the northern states and then up into Sault Ste.
Marie where we entered Canada. As we wound our
way through rocky terrain interspersed with the most
amazing maple trees, we found ourselves gasping
around each corner we rounded. We took many
pictures only to realize when they were “developed”
(yes that was about 25 years ago!) we realized the
pictures just couldn’t capture what we really SAW.
Allow your eyes to SEE God’s goodness. He has
brought so much beauty to our world; sometimes we
just have to look for it.
“How BLESSED is the (one) who takes refuge in Him!”
This is a timely verse for the days we live in. As we will
taste and see His goodness, drinking in His provision,
His beauty (in other words, developing a relationship
with Him), we can take refuge in Him, finding
protection and wisdom for our days ahead. What
a comfort. What a gift. Meditate on His goodness.
Breathe in the beauty that is around you. Give Him
praise for all He has done for us ...and for what He has
to come. He is a good, good God.
“You become my delicious feast even when my
enemies dare to fight. You anoint me with the
fragrance of Your Holy Spirit, You give me all I can
drink of until my heart overflows. So why would I fear
the future?”
Scripture reference: Psalm 23:5,6a
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Last issue, I barely delved
into the topic of footwear.
With tongues wagging, some
shoes could tell a tale or two.
A little foot trivia to keep
you on your toes:
· At birth, a foot contains 22
bones, by school age there is
45 and over the next 13-14
years, they will fuse together
Joan Ritchie
to create the 26 bones that
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make up an adult foot.
· The average person walks about 2000 miles a year.
· In the late 1800s, according to the NY Times, “People
started to use the word sneakers because the rubber
sole didn’t make a sound and a person could sneak
around. Sneakers were first called ‘keds’.
· Did you know barleycorn was the basis for shoe
measurement in the early 1300s? King Edward II
declared the length of three barleycorns equivalent to
1” making it the sizing standard.
· Men were the first to wear heels, signifying social
standing rather than gender, also out of necessity-heels
were necessary on riding boots to stay in the stirrups.
In the Middle East, heels were added to shoes to lift the
foot from the burning sand. In Europe in the 16/17th
centuries, heels were coloured red.
· The average woman owns about 19 pairs of shoes;
about 15% of women own 30 or more.
· The most expensive shoes are Ruby Slippers
from House of Harry Winston priced at $3,000,000,
designed with 4,600 rubies at 1,350 carats.
· Philadelphia takes credit for designing the first pair
of right & left-footed shoes.
· Dreaming about shoes may indicate your level of selfesteem or approach to life. Tight shoes signify you are
traveling a hard road with much sorrow; comfortable
shoes indicate the wearer is in a good place and
successful. Buying shoes indicated you still have a
ways to go before you reach your goals. Dirty, worndown shoes portray a need to examine one’s faith.
· An old rural superstition in the UK advised to burn a
smelly old shoe in the home to avoid infection in the
house.
· In the Western world, when ships were departing,
tossing old boots in the wake was thought to insure the
sailor’s safe return home.
· Lovers of expensive shoes know the name Jimmy
Choo. At the age of 11, he constructed his first pair.
· In the 1930s, when sunbathing became more accepted,
open-toed shoes made their debut, sometimes called
‘peek-a-boo’ shoes.
· The boots that Neil Armstrong walked on the moon
with are still floating around in space.
· In Biblical times, a sandal was given as a sign of an
oath.
· It’s against the law to take your shoes off if you have
smelly feet, in a theatre in Winnatka, Ill.
A smart sole once said, “Don’t throw away your old
shoes until you have a new pair!
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From The Kitchen
Candidates eat across states
By Joyce Walter For Moose Jaw Express
Canadians, it seems, are unable to escape the United
States’ presidential election that never seems to end.
This week the state primaries/caucus votes began, first in
Iowa and then on to New Hampshire and beyond over the
course of the next few months. It has become traditional
for candidates to be served the food of the state while they
try to woo voters to their side.
On the old TV show, Roseanne, the star was co-owner of
a restaurant that served loose meat sandwiches and just
recently on the Sunday evening show, The Good Wife, the
candidate was served those loose meat sandwiches which
just happen to be a popular sandwich in Iowa. In this case,
the candidate was seen spitting part of his sandwich into
his serviette. He lost the battle in Iowa.
Candidates visiting New Hampshire might be offered a slab
of Johnny Cake slathered in butter and maple syrup. And in
Alaska the special dish of the region might be some Akutag
or Alaskan ice cream. In the olden days the ice cream’s
main ingredient might have been whale or seal blubber,
now replaced by solid Crisco.
This week’s recipes, from state sites, offer recipes for three
items worthy of presidential tastebuds.
Iowa Loose Meat Sandwich
2 tbsps. oil
2 small onions, minced
2 lbs. lean ground beef
2 tbsps. yellow mustard
2 tbsps. white vinegar
2 tbsps. worcestershire sauce
4 tsps. sugar
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
salt and pepper to taste
2 cans low sodium beef broth
6 hamburger buns
pickles and minced onion for topping
Heat oil in large sauté pan or skillet. Add onion and
cook until translucent. Add ground beef and cook until
browned. Use a potato masher to crumble the meat.
Mix in other ingredients, except broth, until well combined.
Add broth and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium/
low and simmer until all liquid is gone.
Serve on toasted buns topped with pickles and
minced onion.
•••
New Hampshire Johnny Cakes
3/4 cup flour
1 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. salt
2 tbsps. sugar
2 eggs, well-beaten
1/4 cup melted shortening
1 cup sweet milk
1/4 cup white vinegar
1 1/4 cups yellow corn meal
Sift flour with soda, salt and sugar. Stir in corn meal.
Combine eggs, vinegar, milk and shortening. Add both
mixtures together until everything is moist. Pour mixture into a greased 8x8 inch pan. Bake at 450 degrees
F for 30-35 minutes. Cool and eat with maple syrup.
•••
Alaskan Ice Cream (Akutag)
1 cup solid vegetable shortening (Crisco)
1 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup water, berry juice OR
2 cups loose snow
4 cups fresh berries (blueberries, cranberries,
blackberries)
In a large bowl cream vegetable shortening and sugar
until fluffy. Add water, berry juice or snow and beat
until well combined. Fold in berries, 1 cup at a time,
until blended. Place in freezer until firm, then serve.
Joyce Walter can be reached at [email protected]
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FHHR CEO Cheryl Craig spoke to the concerns regarding the new hospital.
A recent letter to the Quality of Care department of the new F.H. Wigmore Hospital has
raised concerns regarding emergency waiting
room procedures, patient care and housekeeping. Five Hills Health Region CEO, Cheryl Craig addressed the concerns presented.
Since opening, she noted that the positive
feedback received far outweighs the negative
in the first three months of operation. She
went on to say that they are aware that there
are problems with housekeeping, in particular,
and that they are working hard to alleviate the
issues. Additional education is being provide
to staff and they are monitoring situations
closely. An anonymous link has been set up
for staff to voice their concerns without fear
of being targeted. “We take the comments and
written communications very seriously,” she
said. Craig pointed out that there is a learning
curve involved, as the hospital has implemented many new systems, and the staff are in the
process of adapting to them. She stresses that
extensive training is being done to ensure the
safety of the patients. As in any new situation
or business, there is a period of adjustment at
the start, and Cheryl feels that the kinks will
be ironed out. The patient to staff ratio has remained approximately the same as in the old
hospital. Patient care, privacy and safety are
the primary focus of the new hospital. Over
200 staff including doctors, nurses, therapists,
dietary workers, maintenance workers and
housekeepers were involved in the design, and
Dr. Fred Wigmore, Chief Medical Health Officer stated, “In my years of touring a thousand
hospitals, this is the most intelligent hospital
I’ve ever seen built in Canada.” Positive feedback has also been received through the quality of care department. This includes short ER
response times and getting referrals to specialists in a timely manner. The spacious rooms
are appreciated as is the quality of care from
the staff. Both staff and patients have commented on the improved food service and enjoy having a choice of meals. Time is taken
to orient patients and their families when they
arrive.
If you would like to comment, you can reach
the Five Hills Health Region through their
website at www.fhhr.ca
Inter-denominational
service focuses on unity
Elaine Blanchard, formerly of
BLANCHARD
Obituaries
bydistrict,
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for Moose Jaw Express
the Parkbeg
away
after a short, courageous battle
with cancer, at Pioneers Lodge in
sity, just as a foot is very different from an eye,
Moose Jaw on August 10, 2010.
but both are necessary and united in the body. He
Elaine was born at Parkbeg in
went on to say that there is strength in numbers
1935, where she lived a good
and that together, Christians from all over the
part of her life. She worked at
world can unite and produce great results, regardthe store there, and helped her
less of denomination. He stated that unity must be
father with the telephone office for many years. In
a priority, and that it takes work to maintain. He
1953 she married Hubert Blanchard and they farmed
together in the Parkbeg district. In her younger days, finished by advising that it is possible to attain and
Elaine loved to play hockey, and curling, and enjoyed maintain it by being humble, gentle and patient.
watching both. After moving to Moose Jaw she was
Participants were then invited to show their coma Walmart greeter for a number of years. Elaine was
mitment to become salt of the earth and light of
a member of the Parkbeg Gloom Chasers Club, the
the world by participating in a symbolic ceremony.
Mizpah Chapter of the Eastern Star, and the Fraternal
Order of Eagles. She is predeceased by her parents,
Walter Winkler and Anne Parsons; her first husband
Hubert, and second husband Albert Brousseau. She
leaves her daughter, Denise Young and children
Heather
Saritson),
Torrance,
and Josh;
Father (Jason
Jake Ibay
from
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of Our
Lady
Shawn
(Kim)
Young,
Emma;
sons
Barry,
Don
(Cindy)
served as the leader of the service.
and children Melissa (Chris) Lafferty, Maya, Zoe,
and Ava; Rachelle (Nick) Yeoman and Danica; Kyle
Ecumenical
committee
members
Lana
Hebert,
(Amy);
Kristen,
Brianna and
Savana; and
Warren;
Vic
Lavallee,
Doug
Shepherd,
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Shepherd,
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many aunts,
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wishes
the wonderful
staff at
at Pioneers
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Lady,
it
began
in
November,
with
personal
invifor the very special care Mom received. The Funeral
tations were
and yellow
roses, symbolizing
friendship,
Service
held at W.J.Jones
& Son Chapel
on
Saturday
August 14,
2010 at 2:00
pm. Pastor
sent to thirty-six
churches
in Moose
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formity. It is possible to have unity among diverearth, candle lighting ceremony.
website: www.wjjonesandson.com (Obituaries).
PURDY
Roderick Russel Purdy, aged 88
years of Moose Jaw, SK, passed
JOHNSON
away
peacefully on Friday, January 22nd, 2016. Born in WiseIt isSK
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they married in 1952. In 1960
78
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age.
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frequent Technical
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many
friends
and
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at many
the position of Instructor in the Electrical Depart
local
establishments
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by
her
five
children:
years on a government project for the Institute. He
Elaine
(Don)
Carlyle,
Campbell
River,
BC;
Donnaof
finished
his career
at the
Institute
in the
position
(Dale)
Durrant,
Moose
Jaw,
SK;
Ken
(Maureen)
Vice Principal in 1984. He took early retirementJohnin
son,
BC; work
Debbie
Hanna,
Moosein
orderKamloops,
to do contract
for(Scott)
Technical
Institutes
Jaw,
SK, and
(Darin)Russel
Strudwick,
Balgonie,
SK.;
Sri Lanka
andKim
Pakistan.
had many
interests
ten
grandchildren:
Cameron
Carlyle,
Melanie
Carlyle,
and hobbies throughout his life, and always had a
Scott
(Danica)
Caitlin
Johnproject
on the Durrant,
go. He Lindsay
was veryDurrant,
involved
in Judo,
son,
Mallory
Darren
Hanna,inChris
Hanna, attaining
his Johnson,
Black Belt,
assisting
the develop
Aidan
Strudwick,
Trystan
Strudwick;
great-grandchilment of the Judo program in Saskatchewan and
dren
Kayden
Barber,
Ethan
Durrant; sisters,
spending
years
in Judo
instruction.
SomePhoebe
of his
Hutchinson,
Coaldale,
AB;
Eva
(Lew)
Hender,
Ed-on
other hobbies and interests included working
monton,
AB;
Patricia
Lennox,
Moose
Jaw,
SK;
Verna
his house, garden and beloved fish pond, travelling,
Lennox,
Abbotsford,
BC;
Fran
(Ron)
Bender,
Moose
photography, music, poetry, philosophy, computers
Jaw,
SK; Cheryl (Gerry)
Nestman,
SK;
and electronics,
and spending
timeBriercrest,
with his family.
Arlene
(Don)
Laboucaine,
Moose
Jaw,
SK;
brothers:
Russel was a strong, kind and compassionate man
Louis
Lennox,
Moose
Jaw, SK;
Tom (Linda)
with a(Dot)
wonderful
sense
of humor.
Respected
by his
Lennox,
SK; Gene
Lennox,
Leth- it
peers andSmeaton,
loved dearly
by his(Pat)
friends
and family,
bridge,
Delbert
(Grace)
Moose
Jaw,pre
SK;
was an AB;
honor
to have
him inLennox,
our lives.
He was
Reg
(Maurice)
Lennox,
Westbank,
BC;
Ernie
(Cheryl)
deceased by his mother, Irene [MacAskill] Purdy
Lennox,
Watrous,
as well
as aisgazillion
and father,
James SK;
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Russel
survivednieces
by his
and
nephews.
The
Funeral
Service
was
heldand
on Friday,
loving wife of 63 years, Zella (Thomson)
their
August
13, 2010
at 1:30
p.m. Muzzo
at the W.and
J. Jones
Son
six children:
Laurie
(Rudy)
their &
chil
Funeral
Chapel,
106
Athabasca
St.
E.,
Moose
Jaw.
dren Nicole (Stu), James and Nathan; Richard (LesReverend
Johnchildren
Carley officiated.
Interment
lie) and their
Jason (Melissa)
and followed
Jessica;
at
Rosedale
Cemetery.
Memorials
maychildren
be madeEri
to the
Robin
(Marvin)
Macauley
and their
Saskatchewan
Heart
&
Stroke
Foundation,
279
–
3rd
ka and Kyle; Douglas (Colleen) and their children
Ave
N.,(Sharon),
Saskatoon,
SK, S7K
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memory
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Russell
and2H8.
Christine
(Cody);
Daof
Velma,
a
tree
will
be
planted
in
Besant
Park
W.
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vid (Robyn) and their children Matthew and by
Kait
J.
Jones
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meeveryone for the love and support shown to us
lyn (Daniel); and Marian (Jay) McIntyre and their
morial
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during the loss of our husband, father, grandfather
children
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(Melanie)
and Joelle
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and brother.
also survived by his sister, Doreen (Otto) Reinke of
Special thanks go to Dr. Majid, Dr. B. Sanderson,
Calgary, AB; eight great-grandchildren; as well as
Dr. Vermaak and the wonderful nurses and support
numerous nieces and nephews. The family would
at the
Moose Jaw Hospital. Your excellent care
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placeatyour
memoriam
or in memory,staff
email:
[email protected]
like to thank the
the in
Moose
Jaw Hospital,
and compassion will forever be remembered and
Regina Pasqua Hospital, Providence Place and
appreciated.
Moose Jaw Extendicare for their care. In keeping
We are grateful to the staff of W.J. Jones Funeral
with Russel’s wishes, no Funeral Service will be
Home and to all who donated to the Canadian
held. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made
Blood Services; an organization Dad gave his gift of
to the Salvation Army, 175 – 1st Ave NE, Moose
blood to over 200 times.
Jaw, SK S6H 0Y9 or to a charity of your choice.
In Gratitude,
Condolences may be made by visiting the Moose
The Dewhurst Family.
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Lane.
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SCRAPS “Fur Ball”
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SCRAPS Band City Stray Cat Rescue
and Protection Society, along with
Murray’s Signs & sponsors Bellamy
Harrison Animal Hospital would like
to invite you to “The Fur Ball” dinner
and dance to be held on Friday, February 12th at Temple Gardens Hotel
& Spa. This very special event will
help to raise vital funds for Moose
Jaw’s Community Cats.
“Across our country, as well as in our
own backyard, a little known crisis
has been playing out; the tragedy of
pet overpopulation & homelessness.”
says Anne Marciszyn, spokesperson
for SCRAPS.
“Shelters are usually at capacity with
cats, many never being reunited with
owners; the situation is heartbreaking.
Many destined to the struggles for
survival on the streets, never know a
warm bed, full tummy or the feeling
of being cherished and loved.”
This is where the work of SCRAPS is
life- saving.
“Working ‘upstream’, our efforts
are focused on reducing populations
of the homeless and unwanted feral
cats,” said Marciszyn, “and on raising
awareness of the critical responsibility to spay & neuter your pets. TNR
(trap/neuter/ release-re home) provides hope.”
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the dinner will delight your palate, featuring
Temple Gardens Chef Curtis’ exquisite Herb chicken Entree and special
THE
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Valentine’s Day dessert. There will
be a vegetarian option available.
Enjoy delightful Dinner Music by talented Harpist Alysse Sailor. Starting
at 8:00 p.m., dance to classics from
the 60’s, 70’s & 80’. DJ Darcy will
play your favourite songs & send
that special message honouring those
holding a special place in your heart.
There will be a Silent auction with a
tribute to “famous works”, Raffles,
50/50 & so much more for such a tremendous cause!
Come out and enjoy this elegant evening. Tickets are available at Pet Valu
(306/691-0595) or by calling Anne
(306/694-2943).
“The Fur Ball” will be a memorable
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Women in Business
The Business Women of Moose Jaw are a group of dynamic female business owners and professionals who offer each other support, mentorship
and education. They meet monthly.
As media sponsor of this year’s PRISM awards, the Moose Jaw Express is
pleased to profile some of these professional women in business and introduce them to you.
If you would like more information about The Business Women of Moose
Jaw or are interested in becoming a member, please visit their website at
www.businesswomenmoosejaw.com or Facebook page www.facebook.
com/BusinessWomenMooseJaw .
The Business Women of Moose Jaw’s 3rd Annual PRISM Awards Gala
& Fundraiser in support of Moose Jaw Transition House will be held on
March 5th, 2016 at Macoun Lounge (Sask. Polytechnic). Women will be
honoured in seven categories: P-Perseverence; R – Role model; I – Influential; S – Successful; M – Mentor and also a Lifetime Achievement and Youth
Achievement award.
The deadline for nominations is February 12th. To nominate a woman who
has contributed to the community or a more complete list of criteria visit the
website. Tickets are available online for $60 per person. For more information on the event contact Crystal at 306-630-4616 or Lisa from the Scotiabank at 691-3500 ext 4000.
Business: Bridges Downsizing & Estate Services Inc.
Owner & Manager: Tara Gish
www.bridgesdownsizing.com • 306.690.8992 • [email protected]
Services Provided: We reduce the work and worry involved in your move from a larger home to a smaller home – from sorting
household and heirloom items to totally managing an estate sale while you relax or take care of other business. No commissions. All
estate sale proceeds go to the home owner – thus reducing our fee to little or nothing. We do the same for executors who must settle an
estate, and can also help with a number of administrative tasks to save the executor time. Initial consultations are free and informative.
Why I started this business and a bit about me: A change in residence is a huge transition, and I like to help reduce the stress
involved. I practised law for 13 years and worked in the not-for-profit sector as a professional fundraiser for 16 years. I wanted to do
something different before retiring, and my background fits well with this work which is based in trust. My values include supporting
independence, showing respect, living up to my word, and giving back to the community.
What membership in BWMJ means to me: This group expands my network of contacts and resources. The women are dynamic
and encouraging. I come away from meetings feeling energized and enriched by practical knowledge and a sense of community
Business: Destination by Design Coaching & Consulting
Owner: Jill Poulton
www.destinationbydesigncoaching.com • 306-585-2123
Services provided: It is my great privilege to serve women in the pursuit of their best life, while making a living that honours who
they are. I come along side busy business women to help them clarify and prioritize their focus so they can be more productive
while creating a meaningful life. This is done through individual coaching and mastermind groups.
Why I started this business and a bit about me: I value people and relationships, and recognize that when people in the business
grow, so does the business -this includes the business owner! When people are valued, all else falls into place. It is this approach
that fueled my success and those around me in the corporate world for more than 12 years, and I live it now in the entrepreneurial
arena. By developing and applying leadership principles found in the programs offered by leadership author, speaker, and my
mentor, John Maxwell, I am able to lead individuals and teams to greater performance and personal satisfaction.
Leadership is not a role or title, it is a way of being. After all, if we can’t follow our own lead, why would anyone else? As women,
we have tremendous influence in the lives around us: children, family, friends, colleagues, employees, clients, community, and so
much more. It’s not about whether or not we have influence - it’s about “what are we influencing?” The greater our influence, the
greater our chance for a more fulfilling and rewarding life!
What membership in BWMJ means to me: I`ve been a member of BWMJ for 4 years because I love the women who are a
part of it. They are smart, driven women who have a heart for people. Being around business women who value relationships,
and collaboration as a means of creating success, is uplifting and encouraging. With each luncheon or committee meeting, I am
continuously learning and growing either personally or professionally. Because of my level of participation and contribution to
the organization, I`ve had the privilege of having members as clients over the years, and it’s exciting to be a part of that progress.
Business: The Yoga Loft & Young Living Essential Oils
Owner: Robyn Cunningham
306-690-5399 • [email protected]/ www.myyogaloft.com • 311 Main St. N (Above Wrapture Spa)
Services provided: We provide outstanding group and private yoga classes for children and adults. We offer 10 beginner appropriate classes each week and love working with beginners to get them set up with classes that support their goals. We also offer
monthly workshops that help people expand their knowledge and interest in yoga, meditation, essential oils, and other wellness
topics.
Why I started this business and a bit about me: The Yoga Loft is a reflection of a retreat-like environment where you can come
to escape the rigours of your everyday life. Through group classes, led by knowledgeable & skillful teachers, you can expect to
learn how to take better care of yourself- mind, body & spirit. You will learn movements, stretches, meditation and self-care techniques that will greatly improve your quality of life, no matter what your health care goals are. The staff and teachers meet you at
the level you are at now- no experience required!
Essential oils complement our goal of creating healthier lives through healthier alternatives. Join a movement. Find Your Passion.
Share Your Joy.
What membership in BWMJ means to me: Over the past 4 years, I have made some very strong relationships with other business owners from the group. The support, reassurance and networking have been extremely beneficial and the friendships gained
are priceless.
New Products
have arrived!
Journals – for weddings, baby showers, exercise and
diaries! Books on love, relationships (the second
time around), gardening and much more.
Doodle Art books and Sudoku.
Come try out the new Karma Chair or the Balance
Board. So much to see and experience.
Feel welcome to enjoy Livingstone & David
the little Gift Shoppe with a big difference!
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