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The club was formed in May 1954 with 17 members.
Justus Smith
306-527-5725
Margie Lynch
306-533-4437
Merv Anderson
306-539-7688
Kelly Wilson
306-536-2150
9 Aspen Street, Qu’Appelle—$195,900
Great 1200 sqft family home on large fenced landscaped lot. Large living room, lots
of cabinets and counter space in kitchen, 2 main floor bedrooms, main floor laundry.
Basement has 3 bedrooms, 3/4 bathroom, family room and cold room. Double attached garage.
Troy Bay, Qu’Appelle—$189,900
Totally renovated home on new basement. 1/2” styro-foam insulation under vinyl siding. New windows, wiring and plumbing. New kitchen cabinets, all new flooring,
new bathtub, toilet and porcelain sink. Basement is insulted and lined and wired on
exterior walls and bathroom plumbing is roughed-in. New front deck and stairs.
Move-in condition.
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May 2009
Qu'Appelle District Lions Club Celebrate their 40th Anniversary
Executive formed:
President-Jack Stewart
1st Vice President-Dr. Simpson
2nd Vice President-F. Kraus
3rd Vice President-A.W. Ferguson
Secretary-Al Rumpel
Treasurer-J.T. Conlin
Lion Tamer-H. Elllis
Lion Twister-B.Redfern
The club was forced to fold due to lack of members in August 1961. Their last project consisted
of donating four fans and a typewriter to the town hospital.
The second Lions Club formed 15 years later on May 26, 1976 with 33 members. This was the
first year for the Annual Easter Egg Hunt in which over 150 children attended. Also, this was
the start of the Annual Pioneer Supper.
In October 1977, the Lions & Lioness Clubs began a regular weekly Bingo. The final bingo was
December 19, 2000. In 1987, a motion was pasted to allow women into the Lions Club.
In September, 1994, the Lions completed the framework for the Tourist Booth and dedication of
the tourist booth in August 1995.
In 1996, Lion Greg Todd presented the Elsie Campbell award to a JHS student. This was also
one of the best years for Sports Day with a profit of $2000.
51 Qu’Appelle Street—$123,900
Totally remodeled home is move-in ready. It has new siding, new kitchen cabinets
with lots of storage, new bathroom with neo angle shower and deep soaker tub, all
new flooring, back deck, exterior doors and most of the windows, high-efficient furnace, water heater and 100 amp panel. Basement has family room, bedroom and laundry room.
To the best of the writer’s knowledge, with much research, this will be the 9th year the
Qu’Appelle Lions Club will be assisting at Jack Grads’ Fall Harvest.
39 St. George Street, Qu’Appelle—$269,900
Beautiful energy-efficient 3 level split with walk-out basement. Huge living room,
formal dining room, large foyer. 3 bedrooms and bath with deep soaker tub on second
level. Totally developed third level has a family room and a master suite with 3 piece
bathroom and walk-in closet. hardwood floors and a laundry closet. High-efficient
furnace. Property has 2&1/2 fully landscaped lots, cedar deck and fencing.
Three women joined the Qu'Appelle Lions Club in 2004. In June the Lions assisted in the breakfast and parade for the towns 100th Anniversary.
265 Frost St., Southey—$199,900
A gardener’s delight: 1176 sq ft bungalow on a 68’ x 258’ lot. Main floor freshly
painted, new flooring in kitchen, laundry and bedrooms. Oak kitchen main floor
laundry. Basement has family room, bedroom, 3/4 bath, and utility room with summer kitchen and separate workshop area. 20’ x 31’ garage.
122 Qu’Appelle Street—$219,000
This excellent 1800 sqft-2-storey home features a 75’ x 125’ lot, triple garage and
extensive renovations. This main floor consists of a kitchen with newer cabinets including an island prep counter, a large dining area with French doors to the side deck,
a living room and nook with hardwood flooring and a four piece bathroom that includes laundry area. The second floor has 4 bedrooms and a half bath, plus a large
walk-in closet off the master bedroom.
In July 2002, the Qu'Appelle Lions purchased the winning Langbank raffle ticket worth $10,000
or a 32x48 farm building. A motion was made to accept the $10,000 which was put into a
special project fund. The Lions joined Adopt a Highway.
In 2007 we held a Goods & Services auction raising over $10,000. The club also sponsored one
of the Qu'Appelle soccer teams, supplying the team with soccer shirts.
In 2008, the Qu'Appelle Lions Club took over management of the ball park, naming it "Bob
Sthamann Memorial Park" in memory of Lion Bob.
In January of this year (2009) Lion Cliff and Lioness Mary Paddington sponsored 2 Lions
exchange students from Lima, Peru.
Executive 2009-2010:
President - Val Todd
1st Vice President - Ron McMillan
2nd Vice President—Lyall Sturgeon
3rd Vice President- Erron Racette
Secretary - Cliff Paddington
Treasurer - Lyall Sturgeon
Submitted by: Lion Val Todd.
$.50
Tail Twister—Dennis Laliberte
Lion Tamer—Jerry Varga
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The administrator reported that the contract for the cell phones is due for renewal, and advised council that there are less
expensive plans available now. Council
gave him the authority to research the
plans and select the best for our needs.
Town Council News
Submitted by
Councilor Elizabeth Fries
R. M. Of South Qu’Appelle
News
Submitted by
Christine Whitaker
Qu’Appelle Town Council met for a regular meeting on Mar. 17, 2009 at Town
Hall. Present were Mayor Allan Arthur,
Councillors Brian Bogdan, Elizabeth
Fries, Mike Lenzen and Nicole Nyhus,
and Assistant Administrator Jennifer
Sharpe. Absent were Councillor Linda
Andrew and Administrator Carol Wickenheiser.
The minutes of the Feb. 24, 2009 regular
meeting of Council were accepted as circulated and read.
Correspondence was read and filed. The
statement of financial activities for February and the list of payments for approval
were accepted.
It was agreed in principle to extend the
lease agreement with the Qu’Appelle
Handgun Club.
Council agreed to sell Lots 19 & 20,
Block 199, Plan Old 83 to SaskTel for the
construction of a self-support cellular tower and small equipment building.
Reports were filed from the Town Foreman and RCMP.
A bylaw to regulate the operation and
parking of vehicles and the use of the
highways was read and third and final
time.
A brief open discussion followed and the
meeting was adjourned at 8:00pm.
Visit the Town of Qu’Appelle on-line at
www.townofquappelle.ca.
The next regular meeting of Town Council is scheduled for May 19 at 7:00pm.
The annual ratepayers’ supper and
meeting was held at the McLean hall on
Friday April 3rd with 90 persons including councillors, staff and guests, in
attendance. George MacPherson was
the chairman for the evening.
It had been reported to council that a
large number of dead cattle have been
left in a field. This prompted obvious
concerns about disease and predators,
and the department of agriculture and the
Food Inspection Agency were contacted
to look into the matter.
Preliminary budget discussions were
held, but the mill rate cannot be set until
after April 15th, by which date we
should receive information from the
province regarding revenue sharing for
this year. A special meeting of council
will be held on April 21st to finalise the
budget, and to attend to other items of
outstanding business.
In his report Reeve Ken MacPherson
gave some facts and figures of last
year’s activities, including the number
of yards of gravel used for a total cost
of $78,476.00. The administrator reported on projects in the plans for this year,
including the expansion of the RM office. The cost for this will be covered by
a grant from the Municipal Economic
Enhancement Program.
Council approved a motion to hire Keith
Engineering to prepare the blueprint for
the office expansion. Gravel crushing
and hauling will be awarded to the same
contractors as last year, who have offered last years prices.
The Guest speaker, MP Andrew Scheer,
gave an interesting address about his
work in parliament and answered many
questions on matters of concern to residents. Our MLA, Minister of Health
Don McMorris, also attended the meeting.
Various items of correspondence were
circulated for the information of councillors, including new policy wording for
the SARM excess liability insurance.
The regular council meeting was held
on May 7th. Tenders for the bridge replacement project were received and
opened, but no tender was awarded, as
council had some concerns about the
design of the work. Councillors went to
inspect the site, and further questions
will be put to the engineer, the Ministry
of highways and to the RMs solicitor
before the tender is awarded.
Councillor Whalen reported on the recent regional library meeting. Provincial
library funding has been increased by
2.5 percent, but there will also be a 50
cent per capita increase in the library
levy. This will amount to $9,018 for
2009 for our RM.
One ongoing subdivision application and
one new application were approved.
For further information, ratepayers
should call the office at 699-2257.
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2009 SASKATCHEWAN KARATE ASSOCIATION PROVINCIAL SPRING TOURNAMENT
RESULTS
The Saskatchewan Karate Association along with Rose Valley Karate Club and Kuroki Karate Club hosted the 2009 Saskatchewan Karate Assocation Provincial Spring tournament March 28th, 2009 in Wadena, Sask. Following are athlete placings for Saskatoon. If you have any questions or
concerns regarding these results, please contact me at Phone: (306)374-7333; Fax (306)374-7334 or email: [email protected].
Thank you
Linda Crosson, SKA Executive Director
KATA RESULTS
Novice M & F 10 & Under
Gold: Mackenzie Aldridge (Rosetown)
Silver: Duston Burghardt (Kuroki)
Bronze: Carson Bennett (Qu’Appelle)
Intermediate M & F 10 & Under
Gold: Chantal Burke (Saskatoon)
Silver: Julian Hazen-Babchuk
(Saskatoon)
Bronze: Isabella Providenti (Saskatoon)
Novice Female 11 -13
Gold: Shealynn Stevenson (Saskatoon)
Silver: Kennedy Zagrodney
(Rose Valley)
Bronze: Crysta Tolver (Kuroki)
Intermediate Female 11 -13
Gold: Kathryn Aldridge (Rosetown)
Silver: Joelle Burke (Saskatoon)
Bronze: Holly Majeran (Saskatoon)
Novice Male 11 – 13
Gold: Tyler Caron (Saskatoon)
Silver: Treian Whitehead (Rose Valley)
Bronze: Jessy Lee Lacher (Swift Current)
Intermediate Male 11 – 13
Gold: Chase Martin (Rose Valley)
Silver: Lee Hagel (Saskatoon)
Bronze: Dartagnan May (Regina)
Intermed/Advanced Male 11 – 13
Gold: Kieran Kennedy (Regina)
Silver: Dylon Murias (Rose Valley)
Bronze: Tanner Stengler (Regina)
Advanced Female 14 – 17
Gold: Sierra Hartman (Rosetown)
Silver: Terren Klein (Shaunavon)
Bronze: Kyla Collins (Rosetown)
Intermediate Male 14 – 17
Gold: Garrett Lillie (Regina)
Silver: Preston Tolver (Kuroki)
Advanced Male 14 – 17
Gold: Andrew Hartman (Rosetown)
Silver: Travis Klein (Shaunavon)
Bronze: Sean Majeran (Saskatoon)
Adult Female Novice
Gold: Chaio-Hsuan Lin (Regina)
Silver: Anje Taylor (Kuroki)
Bronze: Tracey Fey (Kuroki)
Adult Female Intermediate
Gold: Joanne Rorquist (Rose Valley)
Silver: Erica Dennis (Regina)
Bronze: Ona Murias (Rose Valley)
Adult Female Advanced
Gold: Shelley Fitch (Rose Valley)
Silver: Ivy Rachkewich (Rose Valley)
Bronze: Jeannette Lipinski
(Rose Valley)
Adult Male Novice
Gold: Ashraf Omar (Saskatoon)
Silver: Tery Anderson (Regina)
Bronze: Guy Martin (Rose Valley)
Adult Male Intermed/Advanced
Gold: Blaine Chartrand (Saskatoon)
Silver: Bryce Nagy (Saskatoon)
Bronze: Scott Roberg (Kuroki)
Adult Female Black Belt
Gold: Marina Evans (Saskatoon)
Silver: Natasha Hebron (Saskatoon)
Bronze: Heather Nelson (Regina)
Adult Male Black Belt
Gold: Mark Minarik (Saskatoon)
Silver: Todd Parker (Regina)
Bronze: Randy Peters (Saskatoon)
Youth Team Kata 12 & Under Novice/
Intermed
Gold: Chantal Burke, Nathan Harder,
Zach Gaudet-Driedger (Saskatoon)
Silver: Joelle Burke, Isabella Providenti,
Shealynn Stevenson (Saskatoon)
Bronze: Dallin Yobb, Chase Martin,
Tysen Rachkewich (Rose Valley)
Youth Team Kata Intermed/
Advanced
Gold: Sierra Hartman, Kathryn Aldridge,
Kyla Collins (Rosetown)
Silver: Scott McCaig, Kristen Fitch,
Dylon Murias (Rose Valley)
Bronze: Tanner Stengler, Kieran
Kennedy, Dartagnan May (Regina )
KUMITE RESULTS
Novice M & F 10 & Under Group #1
Gold: Riley Caron (Saskatoon)
Silver: Mackenzie Aldridge (Rosetown)
Bronze: Sebastian Bundrock (Saskatoon)
Intermediate M & F 10 & Under
Gold: Tysen Rachkewich (Rose Valley)
Silver: Justin Waselyshen (Saskatoon)
Bronze: Jeffrey Vankoughnett (Saskatoon)
Intermediate Female 11 -13
Gold: Holly Majeran (Saskatoon)
Silver: Joelle Burke (Saskatoon)
Bronze: Kathryn Aldridge (Rosetown)
Novice Male 11 – 13
Gold: Tyler Caron (Saskatoon)
Silver: Treian Whitehead (Rose Valley)
Bronze: Jessy Lee Lacher (Swift Current)
Intermediate Male 11 – 13
Gold: Lee Hagel (Saskatoon)
Silver: Chase Martin (Rose Valley)
Bronze: Dartagnan May (Regina)
Intermed/Advanced Male 11 – 13
Gold: Kai Matisz (Saskatoon)
Silver: Kieran Kennedy (Regina)
Bronze: Dylon Murias (Rose Valley)
Advanced Female 14 – 17
Gold: Terren Klein (Shaunavon)
Silver: Kyla Collins (Rosetown)
Bronze: Sierra Hartman (Rosetown)
Advanced Male 14 – 17
Gold: Andrew Hartman (Rosetown)
Silver: Sean Majeran (Saskatoon)
Bronze: Travis Klein (Shaunavon)
Adult Female Novice
Gold: Chaio-Hsuan Lin (Regina)
Silver: Tracey Fey (Kuroki)
Bronze: Samia Dewan (Regina)
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What’s Happening
By Elizabeth Fries – 699-2383
The new Walking Group that has formed is a great way to get some exercise
and meet new people! They meet in front of the Senior’s Centre at 8am on
weekday mornings. All ages are welcome. Come out and walk any distance
you like!
Fri. May 1 non-student day at James Hamblin School
Fri. May 1 preschool story hour 10:30am at the Library
Wed. May 6 Mother’s Day craft for all ages 6:30pm at the Library
- please pre-register by calling 699-2902
Fri. May 8 preschool story hour 10:30am at the Library
Sat. May 9 Lioness Craft & Trade Fair 9am-3pm at the Lions Community Hall
Sat. May 9 Cribbage tournament 10am at the Senior ’s Centre
Wed. May 13 Qu’Appelle soccer teams host Vibank 7pm at
Bob Sthamann Memorial Park and James Hamblin School
Wed. May 13 Fall 2009 Kindergarten registration 7:30pm at
.
James Hamblin School
Thurs. May 14 Book Bags discussion meeting 7pm at the Library
Fri. May 15 Preschool story hour 10:30am at the Library
Mon. May 18 Victoria Day non-student day at James Hamblin School
Tues. May 19 Town Council meeting 7pm at Town Hall
Wed. May 20 Celebration of Learning 7:30pm at J ames Hamblin School
Fri. May 22 Preschool story hour 10:30am at the Library
Mon. May 25 Qu’Appelle soccer teams host Wolseley 7pm at Bob Sthamann
Memorial Park and James Hamblin School
Thurs. May 28 Mackenzie Art Gallery Exhibition 1pm at J ames Hamblin
School
Fri. May 29 preschool story hour 10:30am at the Library
Fri. May 29 potluck supper and bingo 5:30pm at the Senior ’s Centre
Sat. May 30 Lions Benefit Roast Beef Supper & Entertainment Night
at the Lions Community Hall
Happy hour 6pm, Supper 7pm
Wed. June 3 fashion show 2pm at the Senior ’s Centre
Wed. June 3 Music Extravaganza 7:30pm at James Hamblin School
Adult Female Advanced
Gold: Ivy Rachkewich (Rose Valley)
Silver: Shelley Fitch (Rose Valley)
Bronze: Erica Dennis (Regina)
Adult Male Novice
Gold: Ashraf Omar (Saskatoon)
Silver: Terry Lacher (Swift Current)
Bronze: Tery Anderson (Regina)
Adult Male Intermed/Advanced
Gold: Blaine Chartrand (Saskatoon)
Silver: Bryce Nagy (Saskatoon)
Bronze: Trevor Aldridge (Rosetown)
Adult Female Black Belt
Gold: Natasha Hebron (Saskatoon)
Silver: Heather Nelson (Regina)
Bronze: Marina Evans (Saskatoon)
Adult Male Black Belt
Gold: Don Crowe (Saskatoon)
Silver: Todd Parker (Regina)
Bronze: Basil Schmuck (Regina)
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Animal
Clinic
Dr. Melanie Roth
Dr. Jess Mountenay
Emergency Service
Available
Phone: 695-2238
Hours: Monday to Friday
8:30 to 12:00 1:00 to 5:00
Saturday 9:00 to 12:00
Qu'Appelle District Fire and
First Responder Department
Is ready to once again begin collecting
donated items for our annual Garage Sale
fundraiser. Members of the community
and surrounding area can contact any Fire
or First Responder member to pick up or
meet them at the Hall, to gather donated
items. We thank everyone in advance for
their support. Qu'Appelle Fire and First
Responders. Thanks Jeannie
QU’APPELLE SENIOR’S
WALKING GROUP
Join the Qu’Appelle Senior’s Walking
Group every Monday to Friday. Meet
in front of the Senior’s Building at
8:00 am. All ages welcome!
Walk only as far or as long as you can,
but walk! Make friends while getting
fit!
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The Regional Science Fair
School News
Administrator’s Message
The other day, bright and early, I was on my way to school and who did I see
but Harvey Betteridge on the grounds of the Kiddies Park with garbage bag
and garbage picker in tow. When I stopped to chat with him I found out that
such was his morning ritual, and when I lamented over the environmental
efforts of our kids, I noticed there was no garbage barrel…. to which Harvey
suggested he could get one. I proceeded to talk about the problem with garbage pick up wherein Harvey mentioned he could put a garbage bag in the
barrel and empty it regularly. As I left I marveled at what a fine citizen of our
community Harvey is. He does what he does not for any thanks or attention,
not for self benefit, but simply because he knows it’s a good thing to do.
That’s what makes communities strong and what we want for all of our kids.
Accordingly, JHS has a strong focus on service activities (town cleanups,
flower planting, tree planting, recycling projects), relationship building activities (school family events, senior lunches, cross grade buddies, positive mail),
and leadership activities (greetings, assemblies, charities) because we want
our kids to be well rounded citizens who do the right thing. We know that
doing things for the well being of others and for the betterment of the community be it school, town or world will make this world a better place for all.
Celebration of Learning and Multiple Intelligences
JHS invites all parents, caregivers, family and friends to our seventh annual Celebration of Learning on May 20 at 7:30 p.m. This evening has been set aside to celebrate
and acknowledge all of our students’ strengths under the umbrella of the multiple
intelligences. We believe all of our students are important, possess talents and are
worthy of recognition.
Research has led to the identification of eight intelligences: visual- spatial (art smart);
musical- rhythmic (music smart); bodily-kinaesthetic (movement smart); naturalist
(outdoors smart); interpersonal (reflective smart); intrapersonal (people smart); verbal
-linguistic (book smart) and logical-mathematical (numbers smart) existentialist
(world thinking smart). We have found that for our world to function in an efficient,
fun and caring manner all intelligences are necessary. Imagine a world filled only
with scientists, musicians, naturalists or mathematicians etc. Obviously, the world
would look very different than it does today and there would be considerable voids.
Diversity, truly, is what makes our world so interesting and a functional place to live.
On Tuesday March 31, 2009, Greenhall
High School in Balgonie hosted the Regional Science Fair. James Hamblin
School sent along six exhibits from its
own science fair held earlier that month
to the competition. The students who
attended demonstrated great participation in the day’s activities and exemplified our well known JHS spirit! Students who competed were:
Josiah VanOpstal with a Dry Ice
exhibit
Taylor Walker with a Caffeine exhibit
Samantha Whittingham with a Nail
in Coke experiment
Tiana Gamble with a Human Tooth
and Coke experiment
Brayden Eidem with a Bump Key
exhibit
Mariah Fries and Tori Hardock with
a Fast Food Mold experiment
These students did a great job of exploring their own knowledge and creating
new knowledge from the world around
them. JHS is very proud of each participant and their efforts! We would like to
congratulate Samantha Whittingham on
receiving a Bronze medal in the Physical
and Mathematical Junior Division and
Mariah Fries and Tori Hardock for receiving the Bronze medal in the Life
Sciences Junior Division. Awesome
work by awesome students!
JHS School Community
Council
Mission Statement
To support the learning and wellbeing of all students, and to nurture
a positive partnership with our
school, parents and community.
The JHS School Community Council
invites any interested persons to attend our monthly council meetings.
If you would like the opportunity to
address the council, please contact
our chairperson, Bruce Carnochan at
699-2350, and you will be placed
onto the agenda. Please contact Mrs.
Sedo or Bruce Carnochan for the
date of our next meeting.
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Griffin Gossip For May
We hope that the Easter Bunny was good to you all, as we at Greenall very much enjoyed the break. However, we are back at it for
the final two months of the year with a lot of exciting events planned for the students and staff of Greenall. Mark your calendars for
the following exciting events:
May 1 – No School
May 15 – Battle of The Bands and Show and Shine
May 15- Car Smash during the Battle of the Bands
May 21st - All Greens Eco-Fair 1:00 - 7:00pm in the Multi Purpose Room
May 26th- School and Community Council in the library at 7:00p.m.
May 27 – Jazz Band Night
Britney's Joke of the Month,
Why were the early days of history called the dark ages?
Because there were so many knights!
Where Do JHS Students Go From Here?
May marks the beginning of Track and Field. The coaches will be Mr. Viergutz and Mr. Clark. The Senior Band will go on band
tour near the end of May.
SRC News
April passed by in a blur with our Spirit Days and Skittle Week. Our Spirit Days included Sweatpants Day and Jersey Day. Our Skittle week was held April 6th to 8th. Red & Green Day was on the Monday, Orange & Yellow Day on the 7th, and Blue & Purple Day
on the Wednesday. Each period three class collected points based on people that dressed up for the days and on how many skitt le-ograms they bought. The English B30 class came out on top and was awarded with a pizza lunch. Thank you to everyone who participated.
At the end of April and now going into May the SRC started a hockey tournament to mark the start of NHL playoffs. Games are at
noon and are being held on May 5th, 7th and 12th. Semifinals are being held on the 14th and 19th. The final will be held on the 21st,
s6th and 28th if needed.
May marks the end of the old SRC and the start of the new SRC. Nomination forms were to be in by April 27th. The interviews will
then take place that week. On the 1st paper for posters will be available for the nominees to make posters. From the 4th to 7th they
will be able to campaign. On the 7th at period 3 elections will be held. The SRC Election Dance will be held later that night where
the winners will be announced. Positions open include Sr. and Jr. Treasurer, Secretary, President, Vice President, Public Relations,
Two Social Convenors, Female and Male Sport Reps, Two Grade 10 Reps, and Members at Large.
In June the old and new SRC will come together and work at the Indian Head Spring Carnival on the 27th. The SRC will have inflatable boxing and a spin will. There will be a small entry fee. We hope to see everyone come out and have fun.
Submitted by: Rebecca Whittingham
LOCAL ATHLETES ATTEND KARATE TOURNAMENT
On Saturday, March 28, 2009 three members from the Qu’Appelle Karate Club
competed at the Saskatchewan Karate Association Spring Provincial Tournament in
Wadena, SK.
Emily Scott and Carson Bennett competed in the 10 & under novice division. Emily
competed in the kata (patterns) event, while Carson competed in both the kata and kumite (sparring) events. Jonathon Daver-Aksomitis competed in the 1113 year intermediate kata division. Congratulations to Carson who was able to obtain a bronze medal
in the 10 & under kata event.
The Qu’Appelle Karate Club is extremely proud of the young athletes who participated
at the SKA Spring Tournament.
Thanks to the local support team who cheered for our competitors at the competition:
Erin, Tara, Makayla, Rick, Trina, Rosemary, Stacey and Kellie!
Pictured above left to right:
Jonathon Daver-Aksomitis, Emily Scott,
Carson Bennett, Doug Parker
Submitted by: Doug Parker
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Volume 9 Issue 5
Please Remember
Dorrie Ann Kinrade
Volume 9 Issue 5
April in Review

Faith, Hope and Love

Several months have passed since August 24, 2008, the day Dorrie
Ann Kinrade left her earthly life due to Myxomatous Mitral Valve Sudden Death.
Time passes, lonely, difficult, empty, heartbreaking days and nights.
Time passes, days and nights filled with loving memories, gratitude, and thankfulness.
To simply say “thank-you” doesn’t seem
enough—yet how can we ever fully express our
appreciation and gratefulness for all the kindnesses, generosity, understanding, patience,
words of encouragement and support, given in
love to us through visits, cards and letters,
phone calls, gifts of flowers, food and time,
emotional support, donations to the Kinrade-Malbeuf Children’s Trust
Fund,
Dorrie’s spouse Brent Malbeuf and their boys, Jaden, Harley, and
Rylan Kinrade-Malbeuf are learning how to travel new paths in life
without Dorrie—Mom.
Dorrie’s sister Amy Kenway and brother Scott Kinrade and their
families have the
gift of remembering times shared with Dee.
Dorrie’s mom Shelby Kinrade smiles when she remembers “her baby”.
While Dorrie’s time with us was not long, only 29 years, she gave
much of herself to many and left us with love—for her and each other.

-and the Greatest of These is Love
With love, Dorrie’s family
Don Mc Morris
Minister of Health
MLA Indian Head-Milestone Constituency
I invite you to call
Or drop by the office
With any questions or
concerns you may have.
Our constituency office is located at
125 Railway Street, Balgonie, SK
Email: [email protected]
Hours: 9:00-4:00 Monday to Friday
Phone: 771-2733 Fax: 771-2574
Or call toll free 1-877-337-3366
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Congratulations to Mr. Whalley and his PAA class. Not only did they host a fantastic Family Movie Night, but as well made a
profit of 214.00 for their program.
Mr. Radwanski and his troupe of nine badminton players culminated their season by enjoying an afternoon of round robin play
on Apr. 4.
Our grades 4-6 students were entertained by an afternoon performance of The Music Ambassadors Program at Indian Head.
Tickets to the symphony were won by Mathew Kuntz and Christian Hawke
Congratulations to the Jazzy HumSingers Choir who participated in the Mainline Music Festival and garnered scores of 84 and
85. Also, the grade 3 coral speaking group received first place marks of 85 and 87 and the grade 4/5 stole the show with best
speech choral of the festival with marks of 88 and 88.
Hippity - Hoppity Easter was on its way as the grade nine leadership class donned bunny ears, pink noses and lots of goodies
for the Easter treat hunt they put on for the elementary students. What a great group of leaders!
A warm welcome was extended to author Mary Harelkin-Bishop for her visit and presentation to our elementary students. She
is the well know author of the Tunnel series based in Moose Jaw.
EARTH was the theme as our students met in school family groups on Earth Day, listened to a letter from Mother Earth and
responded with their promises to do their part in protecting our Earth.
Marcel Shevalier, an addictions counselor from the Regina Qu’Appelle Health District, captivated our grades 6-9 with his stories and advice about nicotine and addictions.
James Hamblin was the host site for our latest Regional Student Leadership Meeting on Apr. 22, and two long term members
(Jessica Betteridge and Kaela Witkowski) were selected to make a presentation to the PSDV Board Members on student leadership. Good Luck, Ladies!
H m-m-m let’s see who is lurking behind those masks. On April 30 the students had a blast adorning themselves with masks at
our masquerade spirit day.
Ending April on a high was the JHS Drama performance of The Fez. Congratulations to the staff and students who worked so
hard to put on this amazing performance. Once again, JHS you have done us proud!
Harley, Rylan, Jaden
TROY NURSERY SCHOOL
MacKenzie Art Gallery Exhibition at JHS
Troy Nursery School Co-operative was formed
by a group of local parents more than 25 years
ago, who saw a need for an organized preKindergarten program in our community. It
has evolved over the years, making the move
into an empty classroom at James Hamblin
School 5 years ago.
The Mackenzie Art Gallery of Regina, through its Provincial Outreach Program, is pleased to bring the exhibition, Inuit Art: The
Williamson Collection.
The Board of Directors for Troy Nursery
School has always been made up of parents of
the students. And since students are only there
for two years, at the most, there is a constant
turn-over of board members. Consequently, it
is an on-going learning process for all
involved.
In an effort to foster a little continuity, Troy
Nursery School would like to change the composition of their board. They are proposing to
have a few members who would be on the
board for a specified term, whether they have
children enrolled or not. Other positions on
the board would be filled by parents of current
students, thus having input from those directly
affected, as well as the continued knowledge
of operations of the long-term board members.
bear with such force that, on the surface at least, it seemed that a century’s long way of life ceased in less than two decades. For the
Everyone is invited to consider this volunteer
opportunity: parents, grandparents, guardians,
young and old, long-time residents of Qu’Appelle, newcomers, urban and rural. If you
think this is right for you, or you have any
questions, please call Kelsey at 699-7323.
The Williamson collection was assembled during the many years Dr. Robert Williamson spent living among the Inuit, researching
their culture.
His arrival in the North in 1952 coincided with the beginning of a period of great change. The forces of acculturation were brought to
older artists certainly, Williamson was aware that much of traditional culture persisted and that this contemporary art form provided
an avenue for meaningful communication. Even for many of the younger artists, the production of art which reflected traditional lifestyles, attitudes and beliefs became, in part, a means of cultural affirmation. The works on display were chosen from eighty-five recently donated to the MacKenzie Art Gallery by Dr. Robert Williamson.
A public viewing will be held May 28th at 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the JHS Library. All are welcome.
Middle Years’ Track & Field
May We Help You?
Through wind, rain and, possibly, snow
track and field is underway. The Zone
track meet will be May 22 nd in Montmartre. Those qualifying will participate in
the District track meet in Regina on May
29th. Good luck to all JHS participants.
Don’t forget, each Wednesday
evening, to increase communication
and our availability with the public,
and to accommodate those parents
who work and are unable to meet
during regular school hours, the
school’s administration will be in
the school until 8:00 p.m. If you
have any questions or issues you
wish to discuss, please feel welcome to visit.
Newsletter items for June
Deadline Date: Tuesday,
May 19, 2009, 9:00 a.m.
Kindergarten & Grade 2 Need
Your Help
The K/2 Class needs your help,
please. We would like to make a
nice surprise for Mother’s Day, but
we need your assistance. If you use
powder laundry soap and have saved
the scoops, we could sure use them.
Please send them to Ms. Bonk’s
room by May 6th. Thank you for
your assistance.
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JHS May Lunch Programs
May 8 – Gr. 1/3 DQ sale
May 15 – Library Subway lunch sale
May 22 – Grade K/2
May 29 – TBA
JHS Milk Days
May 15
May 22
June 5
Kindergarten Class of 20092010 Registration and
Orientation Meeting
On Wednesday, May 13th at 7:30 p.m.,
there will be an orientation meeting at
JHS for parents of children who will
begin kindergarten during the 2009-2010
school year. Children who will turn 5
years old by December 31, 2009, are
eligible to register for kindergarten. You
will need to bring the following information:
►your child’s Saskatchewan Hospitalization Number;
►your child’s birth certificate;
►physical address (if you live within
the town) or land location (if you live on
a farm);
►mailing address (Box number);
►an emergency billet name and phone
number (someone we may call, within
the town of Qu’Appelle, if you are not at
home and your child becomes ill or the
school is closed early during a school
day) – this is extremely important;
►your home phone number;
►your work phone number (if applicable)
If you know of anyone who has moved
to our community and has a five year
old, please call the school office at 6992301 so we can inform them of this
meeting.
Dates to Remember…….
May 1 – No school – PD day
May 5 & 6 – Drama Competition
in Regina
May 8 – Gr.1/3 DQ Lunch sale
SLC meeting
May 13 – Kindergarten Orientation
meeting-7:30 p.m.
May 15 – Library Subway lunch sale
Milk day
Winterball Clinic – 12:45 pm
May 20 – Celebration of Learning
– 7:30 pm
May 22 – K/2 Lunch sale
Milk Day
SLC meeting
Zone Track meet at Montmartre
May 28 – MacKenzie Art Gallery Exhibition – 1:00 – 3:30 p.m.
May 28 – School Family Event
May 29 – District track meet at Regina
June 3 – JHS Music Extravaganza
June 5 – Milk Day
SLC meeting
June 10 – JHS Community Council meeting-7:00 pm
June 12 – 7/8 Float sale
June 16 – IHHS band concert
June 19 – Children’s Art Festival
June 23-26 – Spirit Days
June 29 – Report cards & last day of school
June 30 – Non student day
Prairie Valley Introduces 310 Minute Day
for 2009-2010 School Year
On April 22, 2009 the Prairie Valley School Division Board of Education approved the 310 minute day calendar as the model to be applied for the 20092010 school year and endorsed a 14 day Christmas break as well as a break in
February.
The proposed calendar structure is designed around 930 hours of student contact time, utilizing a 310 minute day for 180 days per school year and representing an overall increase in student contact time of up to 40 hours in some
schools. This is directly reflective of the need for increased contact time between students and teachers across the division, as identified in the Calendar
Year Review Final Report, authored by Dr. Larry Sackney.
The recommended 310 minute day calendar option was presented to the board
by a 22 person Internal Working School Calendar Review Committee earlier
this year.
The Calendar Year Review consultation process included eight regional public
meetings as well as meetings with administrators, teachers and staff. Board
Chair Janet Kotylak said, “Data was collected during the consultation process,
from the table groups at the public and staff consultations, individual responses, comments provided through the online feedback form, by email and by
phone. The board used the feedback to modify the proposed 310 calendar model to incorporate some of the lifestyle preferences, such as a February break,
identified as important to parents and staff, while still staying true to the belief
statements on student engagement, student learning and student achievement.”
Kotylak said, “The board’s decision is supportive of the seven belief statements developed by the Calendar Review Committee to enhance student learning, one of which states that the division believes in a united Prairie Valley
School Division that honours the diversity of our individual schools and communities within the unifying framework of a culture of learning.”
Information on the 2009-2010 school year calendar is available on the Prairie
Valley School Division website at www.pvsd.ca. Under the new model, all
Prairie Valley students will return to school after Labour Day on September 8,
2009.
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Qu’Appelle
District
Lioness Club
The Qu’Appelle District Lioness Club held their April meeting on Tuesday, April 14,
2009 at the Greenwood Manor commencing at 7:30 p.m. Present were Eva, Diane,
Eileen, Donna B, Mary, Cathy, Lorraine, Sheila, Linda, Liz and Donna S. President
Eva called the meeting to order, and the secretary Eileen read the minutes and moved
they be adopted as read, seconded by Diane. Carried. The treasurer Diane read the
monthly financial report. Diane moved her report be accepted, seconded by Linda.
Carried...The correspondence received was reviewed and required no action to be taken
at this time. Old Business included finalizing the Pioneers Supper coming up on April
19, 2009, that each member is asked to bring two pies to sell for the First Anniversary
of Double“TT” Grocers on June 6, 2009, with the Pie Booth opening at 10 a.m.; and
that posters are up and tables are being booked for the Spring Craft/Bake Sale to be
held on Saturday, May 9, 2009. It was decided that the Lioness will have their own
table, with brochures to promote becoming a Lioness member, and a Mother’s Day
Basket to raffle, (each member being asked to donate something appropriate for the
basket). General setup will be done on Friday night at 7:00 p.m. New Business included Linda making a motion, seconded by Donna S. to hire Harvey Betteridge as the
Lioness Kiddies Park maintenance person from May 1 to September 1, 2009. Carried.
Liz adjourned the meeting at 8:35 p.m. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday,
May 12, 2009 commencing at 7:30 p.m. at the Greenwood Manor.
Sunrise Country Haven
Personal Care Home for Level 1 & 2+
Including Day Program and Respite
Located on the Pauliuk Farm
Outside McLean
Couples and singles welcome
To arrange a tour or further information call
Corinne Pauliuk at 699-2548
Qu’Appelle Agencies Limited
Box 105, Qu’Appelle, SK. S0G 4A0
 General Insurance Agents
 License Issuer
 Game Licenses
 Post Office
Qu’Appelle—699-2294
Aerial Photos
Cliff Paddington, President
Res: 699-7121
Vibank—762-2160
Odessa—957-2098
SO SWIFT THE WAY!
– SO SHORT THE DAY!
In this fast moving world of turmoil and
tension,
With problems and troubles, too many
to mention,
Our days are so crowded and our hours
are so few,
There’s so little time and so much to do.
. .We are pressured and pushed until we
are “dizzy,”
There’s never a minute we’re not
“crazily busy,”
And sometimes we wonder as we rush
through the day--Does God really want us to hurry this
way?
Why are we impatient and continually
vexed,
And often bewildered, disturbed and
perplexed?
Perhaps we’re too busy with our own
selfish seeking
To hear the dear Lord when He’s tenderly speaking. . .
We are working so tensely in our selfcentered way,
We’ve no time for listening to what God
has to say,
And hard as we work at the end of the
day
We know in our hearts we did not “pay
our way” . . .
But God in His mercy looks down on us
all
And though what we’ve done is so pitifully small,
He makes us feel welcome to kneel
down and pray
For the chance to do better as we start a
new day,
And life would be better if we learned to
rely
On our Father in heaven without asking
“Why” . . .
And if we’d remember as we rush
through the day,
“The Lord is our Shepherd and He’ll
lead the way” . . .
So don’t rush ahead in reckless endeavor,
Remember “He leadeth” and “time is
forever”!
… let us run with patience the race that
is set before us,
Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith Hebrews 12: 1, 2
Helen Steiner Rice
Submitted by: Shirley Priddell
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33rd Annual Pioneer Supper
Qu’Appelle
District
Lions Club
A busy month the Lions Club.
The Qu'Appelle Lions Club held two meetings this month. On April 6, meeting was
at the Lions Hall with 9 members present. We discussed final plans for the Pioneer
supper. Thank you to Lion Jerry and Lion Dennis for installing our new sign on the
front of the hall. Lion Jerry gave a report on ticket sales for the BBQ. Tickets can
be purchased until and including June 20th, Sports Day.
April 11 was our annual Easter egg hunt with approximately 25 people in attendance.
The annual Pioneer supper was held on Sunday, April 19 at the Lions hall at
5p.m. Approximately 70 seniors were in attendance.
Roast beef supper was served by the Lions and entertainment by Dick Carr. Thank
you to the Lioness for preparing a delicious supper and helping with the cleanup. Mr. Morrell was the oldest senior in attendance at the age of 92.
The monthly supper meeting was held at the McLean Hotel on April 20. We were
treated to a delicious meal. Nine members were present. Chair people of events were
chosen for our upcoming Sports Day. The Lions will be doing highway cleanup the
second Saturday in May.
Submitted by Lion Val Todd
Entertainment by Dick Carr
Congratulations on your Retirement
Bert Wichenheiser
A special thanks from both of us for your
Years of dedicated service to the
Town of Qu’Appelle
Marg and Dave
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Qu’Appelle Seniors
Activities
Fashion Show
Activities for the month of April have
slowed down in anticipation of Spring
arriving. I know, we are being optimistic, especially in view of the very cool
temperatures and the dusting of snow
these last few days. None the less many
of us are planning our gardens and window shopping for flowers to brighten our
yards.
Cribbage, Canasta and the Pot Luck Supper and Bingo went ahead as scheduled in
April and enjoyed good participation.
All those events will again take place in
May. The Pot Luck Supper and Bingo
on May 29th will be the last one of the
season so do come out and join us.
Our last Club event for this season will be
a Fashion Show on June 3rd at the Seniors Hall.
Watch for posters on this
event
The Seniors Hall is always available for
rent when no activities are scheduled.
For information or to book the Hall please
contact Marg Thomson at 699-7166.
Anyone got ideas on activities they
would like to see planned for the fall
please share them with us by contacting
Marg Thomson or any of the Club
Executive.
Have a Great Summer everyone!
Wednesday, June 3rd
Qu’Appelle Seniors Hall
Fashion Show begins at 2:00 p.m.
Tea/Coffee & Dainties following
$2.00
Fashions by “Mosaic Fashion Services Inc.”
Sponsored by Qu’Appelle Seniors Club
M & O Construction Ltd.
Basements “Grade Beams”
Bobcat Service
Free Estimates
Call Larry at 757-9433 or 695-2095
BENEFIT ROAST BEEF SUPPER & ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT
WITH SILENT AUCTION
FOR VALERIE AND LYALL STURGEON
MAY 30, 2009
AT THE LIONS’ COMMUNITY HALL
HAPPY HOUR 6:00 PM
SUPPER 7:00 PM
$20.00 PER PLATE
ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT QU’APPELLE AGENCIES & THE STRIKE ZONE
DONATIONS ACCEPTED FOR SILENT AUCTION
SPONSORED BY QU’APPELLE LIONS CLUB
&
FOREVER FRIENDS OF HOPE FOUNDATION
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2600 Victoria Avenue
Regina, Saskatchewan
Canada S4T 1K2
Telephone (306)761-6226
Dr. Brian Baker D.M.D.
Family Dentistry
Fax (306) 761-6222
[email protected]
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Library News
Submitted by: Elizabeth Fries, Librarian
The Qu’Appelle Branch Library was happy to host James Hamblin School students
Jake Todd and John Deutscher on April 1, as they presented their Alt. Ed. class project
on Animal Testing.
A great time was had by all who attended our Easter Party on April 8. Guests colored
Easter eggs, listened to stories and played games. Thanks to Julie Watchman for
taking some photos for us!
Ken Karwandy
Preschool Story Hour will take place at 10:30am on May 1, 8 ,15, 22 and 29. Kindergarten students are welcome on days they do not have classes.
From Braces to Dentures
Pharmasave
#445 (Dragan Drugs)
509 Bell Street, Box 820
Indian Head, SK. S0G 2K0
Phone: 306-695-3411
Monday to Thursday
8:00-12:30 & 1:00-4:30
Live Well
With Pharmasave
OPEN:
Monday to
Saturday
9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
All ages are invited to join us in making Bath Salts on May 6 at 6:30pm. Makes a
perfect gift for Mother’s Day! Please pre-register for this program by calling the
Library at 699-2902 during regular hours (see below).
The Book Bags are reading The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield. They will meet
to discuss this selection at 7pm on May 14. New members are always welcome.
An exciting new feature to our Library is books on CD! Although these books have
been available on a limited basis in the past, there are now several titles permanently on
hand at each branch. Books on CD are an unique way to read a novel at home, in the
car or using a portable CD player.
The Qu’Appelle Branch Library is open:
Wednesday 2-5pm and 6-8pm
Thursday 2-5pm
Friday 10am-12pm and 1-5pm
30 Minute Photofinishing - 35 mm 4” X 6” Prints
521 Grand Avenue
Indian Head
Ph: 306-695-3333
Regina-Qu’Appelle
Constituency
Gateway Café
Box 430
241C Broadway East
Fort Qu’Appelle
Hours: 10:00—4:00
Phone: (306) 332-2575
Toll Free 1-888-332-2575
Toll Free: 1-866-790-4727
Regina Office: 984-A Albert Street
It’s A Boy
Tim Farrer & Dawn Tudor, along with
daughter Madison, welcomed the arrival
of Leif Anthony Farrer on April 3 at Regina General Hospital. Leif weighed 10
lbs. 5 oz. and is the sixth grandchild for
Bruce and Cathy Farrer.
Submitted by: Eileen Herman
Dine In or Take Out
Qu’Appelle, Sask.
Ph: 699-7252
Thanks to the generosity of the
people of Qu'Appelle, we had a
successful cookie sale on March
30.
Open 7 Days a Week
Friday Buffet
11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Doug & Linda Andrew were thrilled to
become first-time grandparents when
Russell & Kelly Andrew of Calgary,
had a daughter, Claire Elizabeth on
March 8th, weighing 7 lbs. 6 oz.
Qu’Appelle Guiding
News
Canadian and Chinese Cuisine
Licensed Dining Room
Andrew Scheer, MP
It’s a Girl!
Crystal Cook reads a story
Sunday Smorg
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
A Big Thank You
To the Town Crew
Thank You
John Wood wishes to thank the
Town Crew for opening the back
lane behind Greenwood Manor
when he moved.
Coloring Easter eggs
The Guides and Pathfinders went
on a nature/historical tour of the
town on April 20. As part of their
tour they called in at the tourist
booth to look at the Main Street
display to see how Main Street
looked from 1884 to the present.
The girls continue to work on their
badge requirements. Badges will
be presented at the ParentDaughter Banquet and Advancement Ceremony on May 3.
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VOLUNTEER HELP
NEEDED FOR
3rd annual
CANADA DAY ACTIVITIES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1ST, 2009
HELD AT CREEKSIDE GARDENS
We are looking for pictures
Old and new
Pictures of jhs alumni
Tell us where they are now
And what they are doing
EMAIL PICTURES AND INFORMATION TO
LYNN SEVERT @ [email protected]
OR
DEB SPOONER @ [email protected]
Cooking and clean-up HELP is needed
THIS IS A FREE EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE TOWN OF
QU’APPELLE & DISTRICT
EVENT IS SPONSORED BY QU’APPELLE LIBRARY BRANCH
AND QU’APPELLE SPIRIT NEWSPAPER
SHOW YOUR COMMUNITY SPIRIT AND JOIN IN THE FUN
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CREEKSIDE GARDENS
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Gateway Café
699-7252
Forever Friends of Hope Foundation Inc. News
Submitted by April Nichol
Creekside Gardens is a beautiful, peaceful
oasis located on the east side of our community. At the end of March, a shocking
act of vandalism occurred at the site, and
it has left the owners upset and puzzled. Pictures show what was done to a
greenhouse, chairs and tables, with the
tables taking the brunt of the destruction. As this was not the first time
Creekside Gardens had been vandalized
over the winter months, the RCMP are
investigating. The owners have worked
very hard over the past few years to make
this a lovely spot for Qu’Appelle residents
and visitors to enjoy. The grounds are
immaculate, the campground is wellequipped, and the area is very generously
offered as the location of Qu’Appelle’s
Canada Day celebrations. It would be a
shame and a disgrace if we lost this amenity in our town, simply because a few selfish people decided to be so immature and
destructive!
The FFOH held their 7th annual Ladies Night Out and Auction fundraiser on March
21, 2009. The event was held in the Lions Community Hall this year and proved to be
another huge success, raising over $7500.00, a new record! Some of the highlights of
the evening included the many great auction items to bid on, a delicious desert buffet
and entertainment from country music singer Brandy Young of Vibank. This year
there was also a Diamond Balloon pop where although all balloons presented a prize,
one lucky lady went home with a $300 gift certificate to Fire and Ice Jewellery in Regina. Perhaps one of the most entertaining segments was the auctioning off of male
table servers for the evening! A very special Thanks to the gentlemen who were gracious enough to serve our patrons desert, beverages and even provide safe rides home!
Forever Friends would like to thank all those that came out to support this event and
look forward to planning another fun filled evening next year!
FFOH also has a newly designed and soon to be updated website. Please check us out
at www.foreverfriendsofhope.com . The website will have updated events, minutes
from our monthly meetings as well as online applications for assistance.
Mother’s Day Special - May 10, 2009
Brunch -
10:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Bacon, sausage, eggs, ham, French toast, pancakes, pan fried potatoes,
wonton soup, roast chicken, salad bar, dessert
Adults - $9.00
12 & under - $6.00
4 & under - $3.00
(includes tea, coffee or iced tea)
Evening Smorg -
4:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Chicken wings, deep fried shrimp, sweet & sour chicken balls, small dry ribs,
egg rolls, wonton soup, fried rice, chop suey, salad bar, dessert
Adults - $11.00
12 & under - $6.25
4 & under - $3.25
(includes tea, coffee or iced tea)
Complimentary carnations for every mother
The next FFOH board meeting will be held on May 3, 7:00 p.m. and Eileen Reese’s
house. The Annual General Meeting will be held at 3:00 pm on June 7, 2009 at the
Seniors Centre. There will be a potluck supper following the AGM; spouses are welcome to join us for supper. All members are encouraged and welcome to attend both
the monthly board meetings as well as the AGM. Anyone with questions is welcome
to call Danah Hysuick at 699-7253 or April Nichol at 699-7137.
2009 LIONS ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
JUNE 20, 2009
Pancake Breakfast—7:00—10:00 am
A packed house!
Parade—10:30 am
THEME 1950’s, 1960’s, 1970’s
Beer Garden and Canteen at Sports Grounds –10:00 am—9:00 pm
Slow pitch ball—16 team limited—Entry $100.00 per team
To register a ball team, contact Ron McMillan @ 699-7344
Kids games and the Dino Bouncer at the Sports Grounds
Board members:
Standing Elizabeth Fries, Eileen Reese, Lora Schaeffer
Kneeling: Tanya Stover, Alison
Poelen, April Nichol, Danah
Hysuick
Not pictured: Vicky Kjoss,
Jess Mountenay
Cabaret at the Lions Hall in evening
Auctioneer
Troy Douglas
MC
Chris Lipp
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DOUBLE TT GROCERS LTD
Forever Friends Of Hope Foundation Incorporated would like to take
this opportunity to thank the community of Qu’Appelle, our friends
and families for another successful Ladies’ Night Out & Auction. At
our 7th annual event on March 21, 2009, we raised more than
$7500.00 that will go to help Saskatchewan families who are
struggling with breast cancer. We would like to recognize and thank
all who donated to the event and all of the volunteers who helped
out. We couldn’t do it without you!
Phone: 699-2221
Store Hours—9:00 am—6:00 pm Monday to Saturday
We are open every Sunday 12 noon—5:00 pm
Monday, May 4th —Senior’s day 10% off—65 plus
We now offer free coffee and goodies —9:00 am—4:00 pm
We offer:
Free popcorn
FUND RAISER OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION
eg: 4-H, Girl Guides, Soccer
You are invited to sell hot dogs, hamburgers, etc.
every Saturday from 11:00 am until 2:00 pm at Double TT
Call Teresa for further information and to book your day.
Try our new in-store U-bake pizza’s “very affordable”.
FRESH U-BAKE PIZZA’S AT DOUBLE TT GROCERS
MADE BY SINGLE T
We are now offering 5 new kinds of pizza’s:
12” Vegetarian with spinach, green peppers, onions, pineapple,
Olives, mushrooms & tomatoes—$9.95
12” Spinach & Feta with spinach, feta, mozzarella
on an olive oil crust—$8.50
12” Chicken Supreme Pizza with chicken, mushrooms, onions,
Green peppers, pineapple & tomatoes—$9.95
12” Honey Garlic Chicken Pizza with chicken, honey garlic sauce,
Pineapple & mozzarella—$9.95
Szechuan Chicken Pizza, with chicken, Szechuan sauce, back bacon,
Peppers, green onions & mozzarella—$9.95
Affinity Credit Union
Andrew Scheer, MP
Angela Lang
Baconfield Meats
Blair’s Fertilizer Ltd.
Cassie Bolingbroke
Chad & April Nichol
Colleen Husband
Conexus Credit Union
Cooks ISI Insurance
Co-operators
CCRL Refinery Complex
Donna Strang – Jockey
Donna Strang – Silpada
Dr. Brian Baker
Dragan’s Drugs
Equine Assets Tack Shop
Essence of EnVogue
Estelle Krawec
Factory Jewelry
Fire & Ice Jewelry
Folkfest Saskatoon
Forever Friends of Hope
Gateway Cafe
Globe Theatre
Gloria Severt
Halo Esthetics
Henry Ripplinger Boutique
Indian Head Animal Clinic
Jason & Eileen Reese
Jessie Reese
Kelly Wilson Realty
Kim Hopfyzer
Linda Andrew
Lynn & Brian Severt
Mary Jane Dornstauder
Michelle Heisler - PartyLite
Pharmasave
Phoenix Group
Pink Tree Specialty
Plainsview Credit Union
Regina Pats Hockey Club
Rob & Megan Lenz
Rona
Saskatchewan Roughriders
SaskEnergy
SaskPower
SaskTel
Scott Priddell – Scott-land Holdings
Shannon Gauthier
Sheri Liske
Shirley Priddell – Shirbarr Lifestyles
SunLife Financial
Syngenta
Tanya Stover – Cowgirl Finesse
The Grotto
The Strike Zone
Thee Lingerie Shoppe
Vicky Kjoss – Very Prairie Cards
Wal-Mart East Regina
White’s Catering
Who Calls Domo
Wood Country
Wood ‘n Stuff
Young’s Equipment
Our regular pizza prices are as follows:
6” - 2 toppings $4.99 + $.50 for each additional topping
12” - 2 toppings $7.99 + $.50 for each additional topping
With Special Thanks To:
Chris Lipp * Troy Douglas * Mike Fries * Bob Schaeffer * Ryan Reiss * Sue Fricker * Brandy Young
Aleyn Arthur * Brian Bogdan * Glenn Colley * Kerry Swann * Dustyn Barrett * Jesse Rosiak * Brent Barnes
Plainsview Credit Union Staff Members
All our pizza’s are made with fresh ingredients from our produce department.
Pizza’s are located in the cooler beside “produce” cooler or phone ahead
to order yours, ready when you arrive.
Forever Friends Of Hope Board Members:
Danah Hysuick * Eileen Reese * April Nichol * Vicky Kjoss * Lora Schaeffer
Tanya Stover * Elizabeth Fries * Jess Mountenay * Alison Poelen
We will be holding our Annual General Meeting on June 7, 2009 at The Qu’Appelle Senior’s Centre at 3:00pm. Anyone
interested in becoming a member is welcome to attend. If you know of someone who would benefit from our foundation,
please call Danah at 699-7253 or April at 699-7137.
Visit us on-line at www.foreverfriendsofhope.com
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Volume 9 Issue 5
FULL TIME MAINTENANCE WORKER
The Town of Qu’Appelle is accepting applications for the full-time position of Maintenance
Worker. The successful applicant will work for the Public Works & Utilities Department
performing a variety of duties to help maintain the town.
The ideal applicant will:
possess a minimum Grade 12/GED
hold a valid 3A driver’s license
have experience with the operation of heavy equipment
have or be willing to obtain Class 1 certification in Water & Wastewater Systems
be willing to work extra hours and weekends when required
The Town of Qu’Appelle offers a competitive salary and an attractive compensation package
that includes health, disability and pension plans.
To apply in confidence, please submit your resume stating your qualifications, salary expectation and three work related references to:
Town of Qu’Appelle
Drawer 60
Qu’Appelle, SK S0G 4A0
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: (306) 699-2279
We would like to thank all applicants who apply, however, only those applicants selected for an interview will
be contacted.
Volume 9 Issue 5
Knox
United
Church
We welcome everyone to worship with
us on Sunday morning at 10:00 am, with
Sunday School held during the service.
Choir practice is held every Wednesday
at 7:30 pm.
Ministry for the month of May:
May 3rd – Lay Service
May 10th – Mother’s Day – Lay Service
May 17th – Jennifer Thompson
May 24th – Jennifer Thompson
May 31st – Jennifer Thompson
Our Annual Spring Supper was held on
Sunday, May 26th. We want to thank
everyone who has helped us with the
supper, from setting up tables, peeling
potatoes, donating food and of course all
the desserts, preparing and serving the
food, the men who sat at the door to welcome the guests and take the money,
without your help this supper would not
be possible. A special thanks goes to
the young people who helped in the
dining room and the young gentleman
who poured the tea and coffee for us.
Thank you!
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Immaculate
Conception
Roman
Catholic
St. Andrew’s
Presbyterian
Church
REV. JAMES OTITOJU
May 3 9:00 am
May 9—5:00 pm
May 17—11:00 am
May 31—10:00am
- Liturgy of the Word
with Communion
St. Peter’s
Anglican
Church
In full communion with the
Evangelical Lutheran Church in
Canada (ELCIC)
Sunday services at 10 a.m.
Spring 1977 - April 23, 2009
Patches was an exuberant colt; stealing fencing materials, opening gates and
chasing Marian to the barn. When the time came for breaking, Dave found out
just how fast a pony could actually move, but he got the job done. Patches became a constant companion for Colleen over the next 10 years. He went everywhere and did everything with her. They chased cows, fixed fence, visited neighbours, and took plenty kids for rides.
Over the years, Patches took part in many horse shows and trail rides. Kyla and
Danielle both competed in barrel racing with him. Anyone that wanted to learn to
ride got to ride on Patches. He retired from trail rides in 2007 and stayed close to
the barn, mostly because Jamie was always around with feed for him.
He loved to munch on dandelions and would always greet you with a whinny
when it was feeding time. A wake will be held one fine summer evening to share
memories.
M-O-T-H-E-R
"M" is for the million things she
gave me,
"O" means only that she's growing
old,
"T" is for the tears she shed to save
me,
"H" is for her heart of purest gold;
"E" is for her eyes, with love-light
shining,
"R" means right, and right she'll always be,
Put them all together, they spell
"MOTHER,"
A word that means the world to me.
--Howard Johnson (c. 1915)
WORSHIP SERVICE – 9 a.m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9 a.m.
Lead by Rebecca Otitoju
Come and grow in spirit
Contact person: Shirley Priddell
699-2562
May 17 – Golden Prairie Home
– 3:30 p.m.
May 31 – Echo Lodge – 3:30 p.m.
We are planning a “Ladies Night”
supper and entertainment. The date has
not been confirmed, so watch for
posters. We hope to see you there!
Patches passed away on Thursday, April 23rd with his family by his side at the
acreage in Qu'Appelle. He was born 32 years ago in Tyvan, SK to owner Keith
Young. Patches, and his mother Taffy, arrived at the Stephen farm in the spring
of 1977.
Box 459, White City
Phone 306-781-3304
Cell – 306-501-1395
CAMP CHRISTOPHER (north of
Prince Albert on Christopher Lake) – Is
anyone looking for meaningful summer
employment?
Camp Christopher is
looking for staff for this summer. They
need a Program Director, Waterfront/
Recreation Director, Leadership Director, Maintenance Manager, Kitchen
Manager, Kitchen Assistant and Camp
Counselors. For more information visit
www.campchristopher.ca.
They are
also looking for volunteers for their summer ministry at Camp Christopher.
They need Health Officers, Cook’s
Helpers, Maintenance, Bible Study leaders and Craft volunteers. If you would
like to have an awesome few days or a
week helping build a Christian Community, then fill out a volunteer application
form on their website.
Silhouette Hair Care
Qu’Appelle, Sk.
Stylist: Carolle Ast
Phone: 699-2255
Tuesday to Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
For all your hair care needs