Moose Jaw Express

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Moose Jaw Express

MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday, July 22, 2015 • PAGE A1
MOOSE JAW
Volume 8, Issue 29
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
EXPRESS.COM
Moose Jaw’s REAL community newspaper www.mjvexpress.com
306.694.1322
Local Powerlifters Win Classes
and Set National Records
By Nick Greengrass for Moose Jaw Express
Moose Jaw’s Ryan Stinn didn’t just win his class at the event,
he also organized and choreographed the whole thing.
Lazaro Nueves from Puerto Rico won top prize in the 120kg
class.
The North American Powerlifting Championships took place
at the Heritage Inn between July 7th and 12th and Moose Jaw
had eight competitors in the event. It was an event that saw
challengers from all over Canada, USA, Puerto Rico, Trinidad & Tobago, Mexico and a few other Caribbean nations.
These weren’t just average lifters representing the home
team. The eight competitors from Moose were highly competitive; winning classes and setting a whole slew of national
records, so many, in fact, writing them down was actually an
arduous, monotonous task. The results were as follows:
Melanie Ziffle (Women 43-57kg) – 1st place in her weight
class. New national record in Bench (103kg). She did this
while nursing an injury.
Rhea Stinn (63-72kg) – Current athlete of the year. Unofficial Squat world record (190kg). Plus, her Bench, National
and Wilks total (a pound for pound algorithm used to equalize all competitors) all set national records (115.5kg, 488kg,
480.34kg, respectively).
Shantelle Szuch (Women 63-72kg) – 1st in her class. National records in the under-63 kg open equipped, deadlift
(183 kg) and total (448 kg) total.
Taunia Stevens (Women 84kg) – A current athlete of the
year for Bench Press was highly competitive but fell short on
a few record attempts.
Christian Pearce (Men 74kg) – Finished 6th
Aaron Ziffle (Men 93kg) – Won his category.
Ryan Stinn (Men 120kg) – 1st place in his class. Set national
records in Squat, Deadlift and Total (390, 338, 1,003)
Ryan Fowler (Men 120kg) – Had a flawless output until his
final lift.
Bryce Krawczyk, a muscular guy in a Team Canada jacket
representing Calgary was born and raised in Moose Jaw.
“I broke 13 records, including the Open World Deadlift Record, 756lbs,” Krawczyk said. “You see, even athletes that
aren’t competing out of Moose Jaw are actually from here, too.
“The whole event was really great,” Krawczyk continued, “a
lot of times these events can get a little disorganized but guys
like Ryan Fowler and Ryan Stinn worked so hard to make
sure this was a success.”
What comes after destroying a baker’s dozen records in powerlifting?
“World Championships next,” he said. “Hopefully, I can be
on the podium for that.”
Although Moose Jaw may be small in a world’s eye view,
we have the potential to hold international events here and
prove we are on top of the game, especially in powerlifting.
Congratulations to all of the athletes!
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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 Gardens – 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!
Eaton Café 101-510 Main St. North. Open daily from 7:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday. ome and have a cup of coffee,
a meal off the menu or en oy our daily specials. All are welcome
COSMO SENIORS’ CENTRE,
235 Third Ave. N.E. For more information call (306) 692-6072.
For the month of July there will not be any Jam Sessions, Card
Tournaments or Dances but will be open for our regular daily
activities.
Billiards at the Cosmo Centre every Monday at 6 pm and
Thursday at 6:30 pm.
Up to 83-point inspection of every hose, belt and fluid
Comprehensive Vehicle Report Card for peace of mind
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TAXES AND APPLICABLE FEES EXTRA. LIMITED TIME OFFER. DIESELS EXCLUDED.
THE MOOSE JAW TRAP AND SKEET CLUB
shoots on Thursday evenings at 630 PM and on Sundays at
100 PM. Visitors and new members are welcome. The club is
also open to women and youth 12 and over. To be a member
and to own a shotgun you must have a valid government issued
A
ossession and Ac uisition ertificate . or information
about the Trap Club and how to apply for a PAL, contact Al at
306 692-8624 or 631-0833.
MOOSE JAW LAWN BOWLING
for all ages- 8 years and up with regular bowling Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday evenings at 7:00pm. Junior bowling is held
at 7:00pm on Tuesdays, Senior’s bowling to be arranged. There
are three free lessons for anyone interested in learning this sport.
21ST ANNUAL CONCERTS IN THE PARK at
Crescent Park Amphitheatre (NO parking allowed within park
area) on Wednesday Evenings, 7 pm – 8:30 pm. July 22 – Al &
Company; July 29 – Alice and the Midnighters; Aug. 5 – Heritage
Fiddlers; Aug. 12 – Band City Band; Aug. 19 – Desperate for
Haggis; Aug. 26 – TBA (6:30-7:30pm).
CROSSFIT MOOSE JAW FITKIDS SUMMER
CAMP.
space is VERY limited. See the complete schedule and register
your child using the Register links below, OR by contacting 306T
or emailing admin crossfitmoose aw.com .
FitKids Session 2: July 24 - Aug 5 M/W/F = 6 sessions for $79
+GST Ages 5-8 11am - 12pm Register/Ages 9-12 1pm - 2pm
Register. July 23 - Aug 4 = 4 sessions for $49 +GST Ages 5-8
12pm - 1pm Register/Ages 9-12 1pm - 2pm Register. **save
10% when you purchase both camps together, or for families
registering more than one child.
THE STORYTELLING SESSIONS
Fast & Friendly
WE'RE NOT JUST YOUR
GRANDMA'S CAB!
will take place each Thursday at 6:30pm until August 13th. This
weekly program invites youths ages
to e plore different
methods of storytelling like Improv, Songwriting, Photography
and more! With special guest presenters like Megan Nash,
Evie Ruddy, Gerry Stonechild and Elizabeth Elich, this is an
opportunity you will not want to miss! No registration is required
and admission is free. All Materials will be provided and
refreshments will be served. The Schedule is as follows: July
23rd First Person Storytelling with Digital Sound Artist Evie
If you enjoy riding in a non-smoking
clean and well maintained cab
WE ARE THE CAB FOR YOU.
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We are a bonafide legal cab company
in Moose Jaw.
Our courteous drivers will help you to
and from your door.
We will help you carry your shopping
bags, strollers, walkers etc. to and
from the car to your home.
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661 THATCHER DRIVE EAST
(306) 694-3278
HOURS: M-FR 8AM-6PM • SAT 8AM-5PM
Life is better in the Quick Lane.
Ruddy; July 30th
Storytelling through Song with Megan
Nash; August 6th Storytelling with Picture not Words; August
13th Aboriginal Storytelling with Gerry Stonechild.
YOGA IN THE PARK for Hunger in Moose Jaw presented
by The Yoga Loft in Crescent Park every Monday night for
an all-levels yoga class. Runs until Monday, August 31, 7:008:00pm. Your minimum $5 donation goes directly to supporting
Hunger in Moose Jaw initiatives. Please bring bug spray, a small
blanket and a yoga mat (we have some to borrow). Meet in front
of the amphitheater. 306-690-5399 for more details.
WRITER’S CIRCLE FOR YOUTH
ages 10-18 will be held on Wednesday, July 22 at 6.30 p.m. at
the Public Library for a night of reading, writing, and critique. You
are welcome to bring a piece of your own writing. No registration
required. Admission is free. Refreshments will be served.
OFF THE HOOK:
Crocheting Get Together with Elaine Rodman will take place
on Thursday, July 23 at 2:30pm at the Library. Learn how to
crochet, get answers to your questions, or just join others to
crochet and chat. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.
SUKANEN SHIP MUSEUM BARBECUE AND
DANCE
with jam session, Friday July 24, limited ticket numbers. Call
693-7315 or 693-3768
MANGA CLUB
for youths 10-18 will be held on Saturday, July 25 at 3:00 p.m.
at the Public Library for a manga minded gathering consisting
of cosplay, crafts, anime viewings, book discussions and more!
No registration required. Admission is free. Refreshments will be
served.
GRANDMOTHERS
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GRANDMOTHERS
Moose Jaw meeting July 27 at 1:30 pm at 140 High St.
. Rosewood apts main oor social hall. e are part of the
Stephen Lewis Foundation a registered charity and fundraise
to help AIDS orphans and their caregivers in Africa. www.
stephenlewisfoundation.org New members welcome of either
gender and you don’t have to be a Grandparent to join! Topic”
Ra e tickets sales and crafts for fall.
all
for
more info.
“APPY HOUR PART 2”
with Gwen Fisher, Assistant Head Librarian will take place on
Tuesday, July 28th at 7:30 pm at the Public Library. Are you
curious about technology? Join for an exploration of some
favorite apps and have the opportunity to share your own. Meet
other people who love to learn and share your best tips and
tricks for using apps. Please bring your own device if you have
one. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.
AVID KNITTERS GROUP MEETING
with Barb Silvester, Moose Jaw Public Library will take place on
Tuesday July 28th, at 2:30p.m. in the Library. Come and join
the group and bring your own projects, yarn and needles. All
knitters are welcome from beginners to experienced. Admission
is free. Everyone is welcome.
GET YOUR GAME ON
and YAC Meeting for youths ages 10-18 on July 29th at 6:30
pm in the Library. Board Games, Video Games, and the planning
of future programming; yes please! No registration required.
Admission is free. Refreshments will be served.
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Monday - Friday 8-6pm • Closed Saturday & Sunday
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We are available for airport rides,
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Starting this month, Saskatchewan seniors who qualify for the Seniors Income Plan, Personal Care
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Mural Reproductions Bring a Little
History to Terrace East
The upscale Terrace East luxury Condominiums in
the heart of downtown held a formal unveiling of
their last and most well-known themed mural in
the entrance lobby of their complex on July 10th.
River Street Red reproduction made its debut to an
eager crowd of residents, friends and well-wishers. Unfortunately the original mural burnt in the
winter of 2014 but a quality photo of record was
acquired for reproduction.
“It is our signature piece,” said Dale Verbeke,
spokesperson for the Decorating Committee. “We
saved this one for the lobby as an introduction to
the others.” Verbeke introduced members of the
board and Decorating Sub Committee who were
instrumental in the process from
conception to completion. They
include Paulette Miller, Linda Rae
Gibson, Carl Graham, Kathy Verbeke (Drafter) and Sharon Anderson.
“The theme was chosen because
it is consistent with the building
design as historic, contemporary
Chicago style,” says Verbeke, “and
the murals are a major attraction to
our city – the history of us all in
some way or another.
“The challenge was to find a medium and a theme that would be
appreciated by all, to beautify our
rather bland corridors and be a
complement to our city diversity
80 Ross St. W. Moose Jaw
and give us all a sense of pride.”
The committee members went
out and viewed all the potential
murals and together focused it
down to five of the best, “for
content, condition and for photographic potential.” The five
chosen for each of the floors include (5) A Tribute to the Theatre, (4) Cruisin Main Street,
(3) March to the Pipes Forever,
(2) Breaking New Ground and
(1) History of the C.P.R. Station.
The residents commissioned local photographer
Cassia Yee to capture pictures of the murals of
Moose Jaw and along with her brother Christopher, they were computer colour enhanced and reproduced by WOW Factor onto a framed canvas
for the beautification of the property. “Carl Graham made a masterful job of construction on each
of the huge stretched frames and the secure mountings on each floor,” said Verbeke.
Cassia is self-taught and at the young age of 16
years, she has a bright future ahead of her in photography.
An additional challenge was the cost, “how to
squeeze the most” on a limited
budget for 26 photo reproductions.
“That was only achieved by the
hard work of the committee and
by the fortuitous relationship with
Cassia and Christopher Yee, who
did a masterful job of photography and computer synthesis & enhancement,” Verbeke confirmed.
Individual owners who may wish
to donate another theme photographic mural to the collection at
Terrace East for the common areas
are invited to do so; a quote for cost
at approximately $552.76 has been
provided. Please contact a Terrace
East Board member or resident for
further information.
1026 Coteau S. W.
$129,900
1131 – 6th Ave. NW
$65,000
By Joan Ritchie
Lynne & Carl Graham unveil River Street Red
reproduction in the lobby at Terrace East.
Cassia Yee photographs the murals and brother
Christopher (l) enhances the reproductions producing a
very masterful piece of art.
Cassia signs the Canadian Pacific Railway reproduction.
412 – 3rd Ave. E. Assiniboia $390,000
508 – 3rd Ave. E. Assiniboia $288,000
RICK OAKES
JODY OAKES
306-694-1234
323 Centre St. Assiniboia
1-306-642-3086
JERA MOHNINGER
REALTOR®
306-631-4824
www.century21.ca
DEBBIE MOHNINGER
REALTOR®
306-631-2373
713 Stadacona St. E.
JUSTIN HAMMER
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$146,000
306-684-4266
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306-630-6356
1F Prairie Oasis Trailer Court $49,900
CATHY MORRELL
REALTOR®
306-630-7015
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306-631-4168
1012 Granville Ave. Assiniboia $265,900
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counselling and support available for women and men
experiencing an unplanned pregnancy at 251A High St. W. Text
STORYTELLING SESSIONS: Storytelling through
Song for youths ages 10-18 on July 30th at 6pm at the Public 306-690-8462.
Library. Singer Songwriter Megan Nash joins us once again to BINGO is held every Tuesday evening at Church of Our
unpack the complex art of songwriting in this workshop. Do not Lady Community Centre, 566 Vaughan St. Doors open at 6:00
miss it! All materials will be provided. No registration required. p.m. and bingo starts at 7:00 p.m. Lunch is available.
SALVATION ARMY Sunday School at 9:30 a.m./Sunday
Admission is free. Refreshments will be served.
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produce? Join us and learn the basics of canning, what can be last Sunday of each month from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Come and
canned, how to ensure it is done safely and more! Admission is enjoy some together time on the turf free of charge. Featuring
toys and bouncy castles for the little ones, plus room to run or
free. Everyone is welcome.
play your favourite game. Watch for special guests, speakers
GRANDMOTHERS 4 GRANDMOTHERS Moose
and programs taking place.
Jaw Ra e Tickets will be sold at the oop July 30 from 10 am5pm. Proceeds help AIDS orphans and their caregivers in Africa. MOOSE JAW ROTARY CLUB meets Mondays at
noon at the Heritage Inn. Information available at 306-692-3842.
icensed ra e. Donated pri es include ueen si e uilt from
ROTARY CLUB OF MOOSE JAW WAKAMOW
K&J quilt guild.Murray’s GM package,Landscape restaurant ,
2 free 1/2 hour massages from Sole Connection, Rodo’s and meets the second and fourth Monday of the month at 6:00
Humpty’s restaurant gift certificates.
cents out of every dollar p.m. at the Heritage Inn.
TAOIST TAI CHI NEW TIMES Weds. – Continuing
sent away reaches these children. www.stephanlewisfoundation.
6:30 – 8pm; Beginners 6-7pm/Sat. – Continuing 9:30-11am;
org
Beginners 11-12am at St. Andrews Church Social Hall.
“BUTTONS & BOWS” Square and Round Dance
K-40 CLUB OF MOOSE JAW generally meets the
CD club will resume dancing in the fall at St. Andrews Church
Social Hall, 60 Athabasca E, Lower Hall – West Door. For more second Tuesday of the month.
TOPS SK2211 meets every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. for
information contact Jo Ann Thompson at 306.693.2605
THE FRIENDLY CITY OPTIMIST CLUB Invites weigh-in and meeting follows at 6:30 p.m. at St. Andrew’s United
everyone to meetings at the Heritage Inn on the second & Church, 60 Athabasca St. E. Contact Bonnie at (306) 694-4008.
THE MOOSE JAW SCRABBLE CLUB
fourth Tuesday of each month. Social at 6:00 p.m./Supper at
6:30 p.m./meeting at 7:00 p.m. For more info call 306.694.4121 meets every Friday afternoon at 1:00pm in the Craft Room at
the Cosmo Centre 235 3rd Ave NE. Come join us for several
or email [email protected]
games of brain challenging fun. Call 306 692 0731.
THE MOOSE JAW CAMERA CLUB
invites you to their monthly meetings at the Cosmo Centre MOOSE JAW DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB
upstairs. Meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. the first Monday from meets at the Comfort Inn three times per week: Mondays – 7:00
p.m. – Rookie-Master Night/Thursdays
p.m.
tratified
September – June. More info at [email protected]
Open Pairs/Fridays
p.m.
tratified pen airs. or
INFORMED CHOICES
Partnerships call Dave Morrell at 693-1427.
Pregnancy Center. Drop-in Wednesdays and Thursdays from
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Fruit Season to End Early
By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express
The Okanagan Valley is
producing lots of fruit this
year as hot dry weather
developed nice fruit in
large volume.
But the ideal weather also
ripened fruit two weeks
earlier than usual. High
Street fruit seller Todd
Bell says the early fruit
season means an earlier
end to fresh fruit from
B.C.
“We will be out of
cherries by mid-August,” he said. “We
usually have cherries
until August 30. Not
this year.”
Bell usually buys
Washington
State
cherries in early June
and again in September from the high
valley orchards but
is out of luck.
“Washington is even
drier than the Okana-
gan. Northwest Produce
in Wenatchee, (Wash.)
where we get fruit from,
burned to the ground in a
wildfire.”
Fresh fruit fiends should
expect a short season.
Bell’s fruit kiosk had
B.C. peaches for sale by
July 13.
“You don’t usually dream
of them until the end of
July.”
Vacancy Rates Reflect
Oil Patch Activity
by Ron Walter
For Moose Jaw Express
Moose Jaw has the second lowest
apartment vacancy rate among Saskatchewan cities with a population of
10,000 or greater.
The city’s vacancy rate was 3.6 per
cent in the annual April survey done by
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. That compares with a tight 2.6
per cent vacancy last April and a provincial average of 5.6 per cent this year.
Even with the low vacancy rate, Moose
Jaw rents for a two-bedroom apartment
increased a mere 2.9 per cent to $1,215
a month.
Average provincial rent increase was
2.8 per cent to $1,075 a month.
Evidence of slower oil patch activity
was experienced in vacancy rates for
Estevan, Lloydminster and Weyburn.
Vacancy rate for Estevan increased almost seven times to 20 per cent - one
in five apartments was vacant - while
Lloydminster’s vacancy rate was up
five times to 11.8 per cent. Weyburn
vacancy rates doubled to eight per cent.
The only oil patch city reducing the vacancy rate was Swift Current where the
rate dropped to 6.5 per cent from 7.3.
Estevan’s two-bedroom apartment rents
increased about two per cent to $1,302
a month. Lloydminster two-bedroom
rent was up three per cent to $1,215.
Swift Current rents were up 3.3 per
cent to $821 a month. Weyburn rents
fell to $897 from $942.
Highest percentage rent increase was
Yorkton where two-bedroom units are
up 6.5 per cent to $902 a month. Yorkton’s vacancy rate of 4.7 per cent was
up by one-quarter.
Prince Albert rents increased 3.3 per
cent to $905 while the apartment vacancy edged up to 7.1 per cent from
seven.
North Battleford saw vacancies fall to
6.3 per cent from 7.8 while rent was up
$25 a month to $853.
The Regina vacancy rate almost doubled to 4.8 per cent with average rent
increasing 1.8 per cent to $1,095 a
month.
Saskatoon vacancy rate was up onethird to 4.6 per cent with rent edging up
3.4 per cent to $1,112.
Housing economists consider a five per
cent vacancy rate creates a balance between supply and demand. Vacancy below that puts pressure on rents and encourages new apartment construction.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@
sasktel.net
The PTDAA has partnered with the Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL)
to launch the inaugural Prairie Toyota Clarkson Cup Tour that will be taking place
across the prairies until August.
CWHL players Natalie Spooner and Meaghan Mikkelson will accompany the coveted Clarkson Cup as it travels to 26 Canadian cities, including Moose Jaw, as
part of the Prairie Toyota Dealers Clarkson Cup Tour. The
tour will make a stop at the Canadian Tire lot in Moose
Jaw on Thursday, July 23rd from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Spooner and Mikkelson will be showcasing their abilities as they skate circles around others who take to the
ice on Canada’s largest mobile synthetic 26’x20’ rink. The
rink will be on a stage trailer towed in by a Toyota Tundra,
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will be transporting the event from city-to-city throughout
dealership markets and representatives will be on hand to
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as the RAV4 and Tacoma models. Keep your eyes open for
the branded truck and decaled trailer as they make a highly
visible appearance travelling across prairie highways.
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By Joan Ritchie
Spooner and Mikkelson are world class athletes, making headlines in the CWHL
arena and as Olympic gold medalists. Spooner captured an Olympic gold medal and
Clarkson Cup in the same year, making history as the only woman in hockey to do
so. Mikkelson won a gold medal at the Sochi Winter Games. Together they competed in the Amazing Race Canada and took 2nd place in the 2014 season. They will
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p.m. to sign autographs.
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“Play is our brain’s favourite way of learning.” – Diane Ackerman
There was no better time to get out…and down to Wakamow Valley Kiwanis River Park for some fun in the
sun! Wakamow Valley Kids Day was held on Thursday, July 9th and by the look of things, kids of all ages were
enjoying the park play structures, inflatable slides/bouncy castles, games, entertainment and activities. There
was a little something to enjoy for all of the family, including canoeing and hayrides. The afternoon wouldn’t
have been complete without concession food, musical entertainment and special guest appearances.
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Brian Martynook steps down as Chamber CEO
Brian Martynook is leaving the Moose Jaw & District
Chamber of Commerce. He has been with the Chamber
for 15 years.
Brian Martynook has been an integral part of the
Moose Jaw & District Chamber of Commerce for
15 years but that is about to change. The Chamber’s
Board of Directors has accepted Martynook’s resignation as CEO.
“I don’t like the word ‘retire.’ I prefer the word ‘recycle.’ I am kind of looking for something that is
two or three days a week and that will keep me busy
and keep me out of trouble. I will take a couple of
months to catch my breath first,” said Martynook,
who notes he will miss working with so many different individuals in the community. “It has been a
great run…It will be sad but this will be the start of
a new chapter.”
Martynook feels it is time to step back.
“It has been 15 years so maybe somebody else
should come in with some new ideas to keep promoting the Chamber. I was in the construction business for about 20 years, so maybe 15-20 years is my
time limit with things,” said Martynook. “I would
like to get more involved in different things.”
The Chamber of Commerce has certainly grown
during Martynook’s tenure.
“We have got a reasonable bank account now and
we aren’t struggling on that end. Our membership
base is pretty much close to double what it was 15
years ago. We have expanded our office here and
now we have a revenue stream by leasing our space.
That gives us some stability.”
In 2011 Martynook was named Executive of the
Year (under 1000,000 population) by the Chamber
of Commerce Executives of Canada. During his tenure, the Chamber was awarded Accreditation with
Distinction from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Moose Jaw was one of the first 11 Chamber
organizations in Canada to receive that honour.
Martynook was instrumental in setting up the Moose
Jaw Business Excellence (MJBEX) Awards.
“I wanted to show the people of the community
what we are doing and that we are proud to have
business in Moose Jaw,” said Martynook. “It gets
a business owner’s name out there, plus their employees’ names. It affects the whole community
when you can applaud the success that is ongoing
in Moose Jaw.”
The MJBEX Awards have grown over the years.
“It has grown bigger, both in terms of the many
sponsors that have come on board for the different
categories and in the number of nominees we get,”
said Martynook. “Businesses realize that this is a
great venue to showcase their businesses.”
The success and growth of the MJBEX Awards coincides with the expansion and strength of Moose
Jaw’s business community. Martynook feels Moose
Jaw is a great place to do business.
“We have kind of turned the corner in the last 15
years. We have realized that we can market ourselves…If you look down Main Street you will see a
lot of niche businesses. That says that people have a
passion and they are setting up businesses and coming here,” said Martynook. “We have a market that
is readily available from Regina. In talking to people
from Regina, a lot of them do come over here. Some
of them are even looking into setting up a business
here. That is all positive.”
Martynook has left an indelible impression on the
Moose Jaw & District Chamber of Commerce, and
on the city itself.
“When I came here I had a passion for the business
community, coming from a business background.
I wanted to help businesses prosper because when
they proper everyone does. If you can find different
ways of helping the business community, everything
else will fall into place.”
July 24 will be Martynook’s last day.
Puppets Communicate Messages of Acceptance
The kids at Southwest Daycare and Early Learning
Centre have a wide range of abilities; some of the kids
have special needs and some are medically fragile. As
such, the kids are taught the importance of treating
each other with respect. On July 14 a special puppet
show taught the kids that it is okay to be different.
The show was put on by The Kids on the Block
group, which is part of the Saskatchewan Association
of Community Living (SACL). They travel the province to teach kids about inclusion and acceptance.
“Our message is that it is okay to be different. We
go to schools, daycares and camps and we do skits
on anti-bullying, different abilities and multiculturalism,” said Carolyn Ganes, youth and family coordinator with SACL. “We create an atmosphere where
the kids feel that they can ask questions. Maybe these
are questions they wouldn’t feel comfortable asking
otherwise but, because the puppets are there, they
will ask. They ask the puppets questions that they
wouldn’t ask a parent or a teacher.”
The show featured six different puppets taking part in
three separate skits. The first skit discussed blindness
and the kids were eager to ask questions as to why the
puppet was blind and what it is was like. The second
skit focused on feelings and the final segment noted
that people with disabilities can still be athletes. Each
show, like each puppet, is unique.
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are. We remind them that we are all friends and
we treat each other with respect and dignity,”
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Puppets are already a familiar sight at Southwest Daycare because the centre uses puppet The large puppets used by the Kids on the Block group teach kids
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Ganes says that kids really do enjoy interacting with the other helped explain to their new neighbor how
the puppets. She has been working with the Kids on they have some differences but they also have a lot of
the Block group for a year now and she likes seeing things in common. This boy came up to me and said
how the kids respond to the show.
‘That is like me and my brother.’ I asked him if he
“They are always really amazed when they see the liked that his classmates got to learn more about that
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A Mystery Around Every Corner
If it hadn’t been for the fact someone special was waiting for
us at the end of our journey, I might just have ended our trip
at the Alberta border.
I will admit that even on previous trips into the forest and
mountains, I have wondered whether my driving skills would
be sufficient to take this straight-ahead, see-for-a-long-distance Prairie driver safely through the summer holiday season.
Eventually we reached our destination, checked into the hotel, and ventured to find
my cousin, a member of the family whom I hadn’t seen for 40-plus years. Thanks to
Facebook and e-mail we had reconnected, he keeping in touch also with my sister and
a cousin, all of us back here in the Prairies.
It was worth the anxiety of the curves and mountain highways to see him once again,
and to meet his wife for the very first time. We looked at family photographs and tried,
mostly unsuccessfully, to identify the very stern ancestors who had posed for photographs now encased in family albums.
While I accuse Housemate of driving towards where he looks, I
too found myself sometimes wandering just too close for comfort to the edge of the road, one, by the way, without stopping
shoulders. Beyond the white line would either be stands of impenetrable trees, rivers
and streams resting too close for my comfort to the edge of the highway, or several
hundred yards below with waves crashing on the rocks.
We traded memories of our families, the friends and acquaintances in common and he
told me some stories I hadn’t heard before about my father’s pugilistic prowess. And
we promised each other to stay in touch.
Every time Housemate attempted to point out a scene worthy of a photograph, I would
merely grunt and mutter that I had to watch the road and couldn’t enjoy whatever it
was he was so happy to see. My happiness came when no cars or log-loaded semitrucks or other vehicles appeared over the hills or around the corners on my side of the
very smooth British Columbia highways.
If we had stayed in the area longer perhaps I might have been brave enough to look
where Housemate pointed while still keeping the SUV on my side of the road. Perhaps.
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Getting on a straight-away with a passing lane was a bonus, although I seldom had to
venture bravely enough to actually pass a slow-moving recreational vehicle. I had absolutely no problem being passed by almost every car on the road, including Grandma
and Grandpa in their old, old truck bearing a homemade, plywood camper that belched
oil like a fiery dragon.
As we ventured closer and closer to our destination, we discussed the engineering
expertise that must have been involved in building the highways through and around
the trees and rocks and mountain ranges. And we also marvelled that the white and
yellow lines everywhere we drove were freshly painted, and nary was there a pothole
or cracking pavement or sinkhole marring the pristine condition of the roadway. What
do B.C. highway officials know that road builders in our province haven’t yet learned?
Perhaps B.C. road builders would share their expertise with their counterparts in other
areas of Canada where the roads are not as smoothy designed and maintained.
We quickly learned, as we did while travelling in the Maritimes and Newfoundland,
that the driving times listed through Google are not the accurate driving time for inexperienced Prairie folks. Eventually we figured out that adding an hour or so was much
closer to the mark — Google’s two hours became our three or four hours, plus added
time for rest breaks, sightseeing over the cliffs to the water and rocks below, and those
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All too soon it was time to leave and once again we faced a similar route back home
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vehicles who were dawdling along the way.
Joyce Walter can be reached at [email protected]
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times. Sleep seven to eight hours each
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expression for weeks. (Makes you think
differently about that daily pop now,
doesn’t it?)
And finally, think good thoughts. There
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what they put into their body’s and daily
exercise, yet still get cancer. Bad thoughts,
daily stress, can trump an otherwise
perfect lifestyle.
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to your years.
“I’m overweight because my parents
are overweight.”
“I have diabetes because my dad
has diabetes.”
“My blood pressure is high, because
in runs in the family.”
And so on, and so on, and so on.
Too many times, people conveniently
use genetics as an excuse for their own
poor health. “It’s in my DNA, it’s out
of my control!” While your DNA may
be the blueprint for the makeup of your
body, you actually control how your body
expresses your genes. What you eat, how
you exercise, the air you breathe, and
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off and others on.
Take two identical twins for instance.
Identical DNA, yet one twin can get
fat and the other won’t. One twin may
develop cancer, but not the other. Any
only one twin may become diabetic.
Your DNA is like a computer’s software.
It is written with a very specific code, yet
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data entered. Put in the wrong data or even
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Wander on Down to the Wandering Albatross Tour
A unique art tour will be
stopping in Moose Jaw on
July 30 for one day only. The
Wandering Albatross tour
is a collaboration between
two organizations that are
dedicated to showcasing art
outside of a traditional gallery
setting.
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“This tour is a collaboration
between a couple of little
independent
artist-run
organizations based out of
Winnipeg. The organization I
run is known as ONE NIGHT
STAND,” said co-organizer/
programmer Collin Zipp. “It is a nomadic space,
meaning I don’t have a physical space. I do
exhibitions in different places — I just did one in
the back of a U-Haul. These exhibits are only on
for one night. I am partnering with Also As Well
Too, which is an artist book library that is run by
Alexis Kinloch…We are both interested in making
art happen in different ways and venues. It is not
your traditional gallery setting where you look at
art on the wall.”
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Artist Ray Fenwick will also take part in the event.
“I don’t want to say he is a performance artist, but
he uses performance in his work,”
said Zipp. “We realized that we all
kind of have the same language
when it comes to thinking about
text and the idea of experience and
artwork, so we decided to see if we
could get a tour going.”
The event will kick off with an
artist book workshop in the Moose
Jaw Public Library’s Herb Taylor
Room from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. The
workshop will start by showcasing
a selection of books from the Also
As Well Too Artist Book Library
and a discussion on these diverse
works. Everyone will then have
an opportunity to make their own books. Supplies
will be provided but you are encouraged to bring
anything you might like to work with. You can
choose to take your book home or you can also
donate it to the Artist Book Library in Winnipeg.
Calgary
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July 24
Lethbridge
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Southern Albert
July 25 & 26
Edmonton
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July 27
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“An art book is a piece of artwork. Just as a painter
paints or a photographer takes photos, an artist
can also make books and have these books as
art forms. They don’t have to be your traditional
book and you don’t have to leaf through it like a
normal book,” said Zipp. “It is more of like this
experimental way of making art and using a book
By Scott Hellings
as a reference point.”
Fenwick will perform in the Art Gallery’s
Performing Arts Theatre at 7:00 p.m.
“Ray is doing a mixture of performance art and
experimental stand-up comedy. It is just him and
a microphone and he is kind of reinterpreting
language and communication. This is actually part
two of what he is doing; he did part one through
ONE NIGHT STAND last August,” said Zipp. “It
is playing with language and his voice in a funny
way. It is playing with the idea of experimental
comedy and expectations…It is a conversation
about language and voice.”
The tour will also make stops in Calgary,
Lethbridge, Edmonton, Brandon, and Winnipeg.
Zipp says they are happy to bring the tour to Moose
Jaw.
“It is going to be lots of fun. It is just three folks in
a car bringing art to places. We’re very excited that
Moose Jaw was interested in the idea of the tour,”
said Zipp. “It is fantastic to be able to go into these
smaller places that have amazing art scenes that
you really don’t get to hear anything about. For us,
it is exciting to explore these places and see what
the local art scene is like.”
All are welcome to attend and everything
will be offered free of charge.
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Full Moon Mania
Approximately every 28 days or to be precise, every
28 nights there is a full moon. No matter where
you are or who you are, you cannot help but be
somehow stimulated by the big bright full moon.
There are a gazillion studies that both prove and
disprove the effects a full moon can have on people,
places and things, and it seems for each argument
by Dale “bushy” Bush there is a contrary view. I am an educated guy (four
years of Grade 8), and I believe there is something
to be said about being affected by the effects of the moon.
When I was a kid, I never appreciated the benefits of being able to do things
under the light of a full moon, things that were more difficult without a bright
lunar light. This was demonstrated to me at Boy Scout Camp once. Under
ideal conditions, our pack went on a midnight hike along a somewhat familiar
trail and discovered that we did not need our Boy Scouts of Canada official
flashlights. That was somewhat upsetting to a kid that was afraid of the dark.
I always had lots of spare batteries and at least two flashlights, but I learned
that a full moon night was not that dark unless it was cloudy. I used that
learning experience when I would camp out in my back yard and then go
garden-raiding, but only when there was a full moon. I can still taste the
stolen vegetables; they were delicious when swiped from someone’s garden.
Those same types of veggies Mom lovingly prepared were reluctantly eaten
just hours before at dinner time.
During my rebellious teenage years, a summertime full moon was a great
reason to have a “bush” party or what we would tell our parents was a “fishing
trip.” I know you won’t believe this but there was booze and pot at these…
er, fishing trips...Once when the conditions were perfect, I discovered the true
meaning and power of a full moon…during the daytime. We were “fishing” at
a campsite that was beside the main Via Rail railway tracks west of Calgary
in the Bow Valley, when the afternoon west bound Via Rail train suddenly
came barrelling down the tracks. My “fishing” buddies and I all began to
wave at the travellers in the first passenger car and by the third car we had
somehow all turned our backs to the train and dropped our trousers and bent
over to display not one but at least five or six full moons. It was the sixties and
we might have been protesting
something but I can’t remember,
it’s all a little fuzzy.
A few years later, I worked as
a cab driver with my own taxi
and there were certain days
and nights that could pay a
week’s worth of expenses in
one shift. Fridays were top of
the list with paydays coming
second, followed by the day of
and the day after pension and
welfare cheques were issued.
Sometimes a full moon shift would be very profitable, but more often than
not, it was just simply entertaining. Ask any policeman, firefighter, nurse or
anyone that deals with the public during a full moon nightshift. The odds are
good they will have a story. The scientific smartypantsknowitall guys have
studies that neither support nor disprove the increase of full moon wackiness
but what do they know?
They do know that the moon has a gravitational effect on the ocean tides and
currents. With mammals being made up of about 70% water, it is only logical
to assume there is an effect on beings. Do dogs bite more often during a
full moon? Does livestock escape their pens more often during a full moon?
Is the moon in the sky like a big pizza pie? The studies seem to be wishy
washy on exact numbers but they do show some interesting fluctuations.
They say that because the moon is constantly changing the amount of light it
reflects to Earth, there is no real full moon “time”, but rather a period or phase
which creates difficulty in associating events being caused by a full moon.
The science guys should just ask a werewolf…sheesh!
There are no werewolves around our little community…so far, but I do know
that when the big bright ball of moonlight illuminates my garden, it is hard not
to be moved; if a guy was creative, he might be inspired to poetic greatness.
Moon...June…swoon…spoon…cocoon…tune…
Housing Starts Fall
Housing starts in Saskatchewan cities
took a nose-dive during the first six
months of this year.
New starts in cities with population of
10,000 or more fell by 38 per cent to
2,427 units, says a Canada Mortgage
for Moose Jaw Express
and Housing Corporation survey.
Regina census area starts fell the least
by 14 per cent to 815 homes while the
Saskatoon census area fell 34 per cent
to 1,164.
Moose Jaw had one of the lowest per-
centage reductions at 49 per cent to 51
homes from 101 homes.
Only North Battleford and Prince Albert showed an increase in new housing
with North Battleford doubling to 38
from 15 while Prince Albert added five
for 56.
Housing construction in Lloydminster
fell 84 per cent to 56 units from 359
while another oil-based city, Estevan,
saw new housing fall 88 per cent to 11
from 91 units.
Weyburn, also an oil patch city, had
only two new homes started this year
compared with 68 last year.
Swift Current builders started 25 homes
compared with 122 last year.
Yorkton had 15 new starts this year,
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TRADING THOUGHTS
Good and Bad of Vacation Motels
The operator of the Premier Mountain Lodge
in the resort town of Valemount noticed we had
booked through Booking.com and asked us to give
his place a good review.
James Gallo, Moose Jaw Warriors,
Manager, Communications/
Hockey Administration
Coming up next month, members of the Moose
Jaw Warriors will be back on the ice at Mosaic
Place for the 2015 Warriors Kids Camp in
partnership with Canadian Tire Jumpstart.
August 17 to 21, young hockey players will have
the opportunity to spend time with and learn from
the Warriors.
Assistant Coach Mark O’Leary will be the head
instructor, while Warriors Head Coach Tim Hunter, current Warriors and alumni
will assist on and off the ice throughout the week. Those taking part in the Warriors
Kids Camp will receive two and a half hours of on ice time each day.
“We are excited for the third year of our hockey camp. We have had great feedback
from the previous years, with our emphasis on having fun and developing skills,”
said O’Leary. “Ice times are split between drills for skating, passing, scrimmages,
and on ice games. The highlight for the kids will always be the opportunity to do
all of this right alongside their favourite players.”
Having fun and skill development are the main objectives of the Warriors Kids
Camp. Registration is $320 (GST included) and each player will receive a
Warriors Hockey Camp jersey. These camps will run throughout the day and have
been broken up into three age groups; Group Hamonic 5-7, Group Brouwer 8-10,
and Group Boychuk 11-13.
All players who register for Warriors Kids Camp will also receive one adult and
one child or student ticket to a specific Warriors 2015-2016 regular season home
game.
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Registration information is available online at www.mjwarriors.com, or can be
obtained by calling the Warriors office at 694-5711.
In other Warriors News… Three Moose Jaw Warriors will be off to Hockey
Canada camps later this month. 16-year-old Josh Brook, who was the fourth
overall selection in the 2014 WHL Bantam Draft, will take part in the National
Under-17 Camp in preparation for the 2015 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.
Sophomore forward Brett Howden received an invitation to Hockey Canada’s
Under-18 Selection Camp for the upcoming 2015 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka
Tournament. Howden won a bronze medal with Canada at the 2015 IIHF World
Under-18 Championships back in
the spring.
Captain Brayden Point will attend
Hockey Canada’s World Junior
Summer Camp in early August. The
camp features a number of players
looking to make an impression
with Hockey Canada ahead of
this year’s World Junior Hockey
Championships. Included in the
camp is two exhibition games against
Russia and the Czech Republic.
Point was a part of Canada’s World
Junior gold medal team last year.
The Saskatchewan Lego Users Group
The
in association with
Western Development Museum - Moose Jaw
present the 4th Annual
Saturday, July 25th
Sunday, July 26th
Building
Workshops by:
Kids Building
Contest for 8-14 yrs.
sponsored by:
9 am - 5 pm each day
Western Development Museum
50 Diefenbaker Dr., Moose Jaw
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by Ron Walter
“We’re under new management and we’re trying
to build it back up,” he explained as I noticed a
sign on the adjacent door: Swimming pool and hot
tub closed until further notice.
“That will be $144.50 a night,” he added.
My partner pulled out her sheaf of copious notes with confirmation number
and a much lower quoted price.
“Oh, yes, Booking.com,” he said as if nothing was out of place.
We drove to our room in the corner. It was a standard suite, lowest of seven
classes in the lodge.
Something was wrong when I had to push the jammed door open by leaning
on it. The door handle had been smacked into the drywall and not fixed.
The standard suite was smaller than a Motel Six unit, with wiring that seemed
out of the 1950s. Switch boxes stuck out of the wall. The place rated okay for
cleanliness, excepting the dust bunnies behind some furniture.
The TV was an old box style with no remote. Only the audio worked on the
four cable channels. The visual was a lot of snow and squiggly lines.
I almost felt sorry for the re-building struggle the operator had ahead then
saw the two tour buses of exchange students pull in for the night and realized
the place is full of loggers in winter, hence the hole in the wall and jammed
door.
The view from the chair outside was spectacular – rugged snow capped
mountain peaks surrounded us. It stayed light until after 11 p.m. and I sat
there taking a new photo of the moving sun and clouds every few minutes.
It was the only bad experience of seven lodging places on the journey. My
partner, the booker of rooms, was taken in by the lodge website’s glowing
rhetoric.
Our best stay was the Hubs Motel, just outside the historic gold mining camp
of Barkerville. We thoroughly enjoyed the historic townsite and entertainment
in this town — left much as it was in the 1860s.
I even learned how to print one and 10 in Chinese. And Yours Truly satisfied
a lifelong desire to try my hand at panning gold. The pan of muck and gravel
gave up three barely visible flakes of gold – which seemed standard for all
the gold panners.
The flakes might buy me a cup of coffee.
We were told serious gold panners still spend time in the creeks panning for
gold. Some families stake a claim and come every year to camp out and work
it. They have a fantastic summer holiday. Any gold they find is a bonus.
When the days were over dinner at the H’s Halibut and Chips was great
dining under the descending sun.
The Hubs motel operator has a cool asset for her guests — plates with
warm chocolate chip oatmeal cookies — one when we arrived, one the next
morning and one when we left at 7 a.m. the final day.
The online reviews indicate many of her guests have returned annually for
four or five years. Is it the cookies, the service or the nice spacious rooms?
Ron Walter can be reached at [email protected]
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Wonderful
Readings
Open Festival
by Janet Kilgannon for Moose Jaw Express
Moose Jaw Poet Greg Simison
B.C. poet Jane Byers
West coast mystery writer
Deryn Collier
Best-selling thriller author Andrew Pyper.
Young Adult writer Susin Nielsen
The audience could tell that they were headed for four brilliant days of
Literary Festival events, after experiencing the amazing opening night
roster of writers. The SaskWater ‘Readception’ evening was well-received. SaskWater, headquartered in Moose Jaw, gives back to the community where its’ employees live by funding many similar special events.
Mayor Deb Higgins brought greetings to Festival attendees. “I hope that
these written and spoken words will take you on a great journey, both
ideologically and artistically. Enjoy the Festival. Enjoy Moose Jaw.”
The first presentation came from Metis Writer Lisa Bird-Wilson, who
read from the newly published book ‘Just Pretending.’ The book has won
several Saskatchewan literary awards. “I won’t sugar-coat it for you.
These stories are about lousy mothers, lousy fathers, and lousy children,”
she said. The reading, however, was touching and culturally aware.
Jane Byers is a poet who lives on the west coast. Her book ‘Steeling Effects’ is her first poetry collection. She joked with the audience that she
is resigning from her job, with its steady paycheck, pension and benefits,
so she can instead “make my living reading at literary festivals.”
Her book ‘Out Proud’ celebrates pride, courage, and the reality of ‘being
out.’
Byers knows the vulnerability of writers. “When the dictators come they
kill off the poets first, because we know important stuff.”
Historian Dr. Jim Daschuk, has been widely recognized for his latest book
“Clearing the Plains.” He read a poignant section from his award-winning book with “research involving our province’s darkest days, in 18778, when the bison disappeared, there were two years of El Ninos, and
there was no food. Natives were starving at the rate of 26,000 per year.”
Mystery writer Deryn Collier read a segment from her latest “Open Secrets,” in which the lead character experiences huge anxiety and distress
as he tries to cross the border into Canada. Murder, disappearance, and
drugs all can be found in her novels.
Andrew Pyper has written seven novels, after his academic studies at
McGill. His book ‘The Demonologist’ is referred to as “part horror, part
thriller, a page-turner.” He read from ‘The Damned’ where “Hell is reliving the worst day of your life over and over.”
Local poet Greg Simison knew many people in the crowd and had them
laughing. His poetry is satiric, ironic, and very clever. The wry humour
and pain that accompanies the ending of a marriage informs his latest
book of poetry.
Degrassi Junior High screenwriter Susin Nielsen read from her Young
Adult novel ‘We are all made of molecules.’ It is the story of a blended
family. The first narrator is teenager Stuart. “I always wanted a sister, a
brother, not so much. My parents would say, ‘but Stuart, we already have
the perfect child, why would we need another one?’ I couldn’t really
argue with that.”
He continues, “My mother died when I was 10. Now I am 13, and I miss
her like crazy. We were missing one third of our family. We were like an
equilateral triangle, with my mother as the base. When she was gone, the
other two sides just collapsed.” Powerful imagery.
The evening was closed by gardening expert Lyndon Penner. “When I
was young, I disappeared into books and into gardens. I had parents and
teachers who catered to my learning. I always wanted to write books that
would empower others with the confidence to create the most amazing
gardens.”
He said that it is hard to read excerpts from gardening books, at least
according to his publisher. However, he says that it is worth checking
out the stylistic differences between American and British garden writers.
One nationality used more poetry, metaphor and visionary language. It
is reflected in the type of gardens they design. He leans strongly toward
the British.
It was a memorable beginning to the 2015 Festival of Words, full of emotion, variety of genres, and soulfulness.
Gardening expert Lyndon
Penner
Saskatchewan historian Dr. Jim Daschuk.
Saskatchewan Metis writer Lisa
Bird-Wilson
Kids Ink Session Inspires Young Authors
“Baseballs feel really hard, don’t
they? But do you know that they are
squishy in the centre. The insides
used to be made of fish eyes. There
are so many weird science facts,”
said popular Young Adult author
Kevin Sylvester, to the group of budding writers.
Sylvester is the author of ‘Weird
Science’ and of the much loved YA
book series featuring character Neil
Flambe. Flambe is a science nerd
Chef who travels the world competing in cooking competitions and
solving mysteries wherever he goes.
School libraries across North America have Sylvester’s books in their
collections.
The Kids Ink session focused on
‘Kevin Sylvester’s Rules of Writing,’
the author’s fanciful way of providing information for the young writers. “First, make your topic something you love - baseball, cats, Super
Mario. Second, do your research.
Find out as much as you can. And
look for all the weird stuff. Good
stories are supported by true facts.”
“Third, find a super-power you can
give to your lead character. For example, Chef Neil Flambe has a sense
of smell that is a thousand times
more powerful than ours. Just by the
scent, he knew that exotic Indonesian coffee, Kopi Luwak, was fake.
He caught the cheaters who were
trying to trick the coffee buyers and
steal their money. Of course, that
particular coffee is so valuable because it has to pass through the body
of the civet cat first...”
Sylvester is excited by unusual science facts, and knows that young
readers are fascinated by the weird
and wonderful. He has written
books collecting scientific information he finds to be mind-expanding,
then he uses it in his stories.
“I like collecting baseball facts. For
example, do you know what ball
players used to put on their hands to
prevent calluses...?”
The two dozen young authors in attendance were given great ideas to
try in their own writing. They also
laughed joyfully, and learned many
‘weird’ facts.
Sylvester explains that research is key to supporting a good story.
Author Kevin Sylvester with
Chef Gordon Ramsay
Young authors learn the skills to create their own stories.
Festival Story-teller Delights his Young Audience
Peter Midgley is a brilliant performer. He held
the young audience in thrall as he acted out the
narratives of a series of Namibian folk tales.
“I love reading and writing, but I especially
love telling stories. I can get you to laugh or
feel sad, or even to scream. You will be involved in the story.” Midgley is an exciting,
engaging and interactive performer.
“Stories for children are fun. They have so
many twists and surprise endings. In adult
stories, I can’t be a dog, or a cow, or a monkey,
or a snake. This story features animals who
see a sign telling of a “Singing Competition
under the Big Tree - All Entries are Welcome.
Once Donkey decides to enter, the plot gets
really interesting.”
A local group of school children have studied
Midgley’s story technique, and they presented
him with a book they wrote and illustrated for
him, in ‘Midgley style’.” He was thrilled. “In
stories, you can be anything you want to be.
Everything I see, I look for the hidden story
inside.”
When Midgley announced his final story of the
morning, the audience called out “We don’t
want you to stop. We don’t want to leave here
yet.” Praise does not come much higher.
Local students present Midgley with a book
they wrote for him.
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music, mouth-watering food scents and joyful la
Jaw residents and visitors made their way to th
festival.
Motif began in 1974 and was held in conjunc
Day Celebrations. In 1978, the festival was mo
and formally named “Motif”. The three-day form
were introduced in 1990 to accommodate grow
participating member groups and visitors.
The vision of the Multicultural Council of Sas
multiculturalism is central to the cultural, socia
political life of Saskatchewan, was evident throug
“Motif” presented an environment in which
individuals can contribute to the multicultural d
province and its regions. Community volunteers
various multicultural groups participating in “Motif
in the promotion of positive cross-cultural relatio
cultural communication, contact and understand
Opening Ceremony: Maxine Compean presenting opening remarks, calling on dignitaries (left to right) Bruno Kossmann
(Chair of the SK Multicultural Council), Major David Dea (Wing 15 Moose Jaw), Her Worship Deb Higgins, MLA Warren
Michelson, Member of Parliament Ray Boughen to add their message. Front and back rows: members of various cultural
groups participating in “Motif 2015”.
The festival’s mission to provide an opportunity
cultures to come together and share in each other
dance, music and artwork is alive and going s
coordinator Maxine Compean only arrived in M
Her boundless energy and tenacity in partnership
Jessica Huang made it possible to choreogra
behind-the-scene volunteers, general set-up an
performers to present a fun filled weekend that
for all ages.
The children’s activity area offered crafts from
encompassing many more cultures than the coun
“Motif” this year. Activities included simple crafts,
and games. The Viking helmet and sword-makin
to be particularly popular with boys and girls! D
led by teacher Tammy Nault, nursing student Z
Student Ashley Ridley children were in good han
Solo and group performers kept the crowds
Artists from Saskatoon, Weyburn, Regina, Win
Jaw shared their talents through dance, songs a
Desperate for Haggis is a Moose Jaw based band. Their folk and drinking songs fully engaged the audience. (l-r) Doug
Sheppard, Terry Levineway, Lisa McCormick, Don Mitchell, percussion John McWilliams.
African Princess Dance Troupe: Vivid costumes and well-coordinated energetic dance steps captivated the audience!
Food plays an integral part in any culture. An
section of international cuisine offered tasty dishe
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of Saskatchewan, being
al, social, economic, and
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which organizations and
ultural development in the
unteers and leaders of the
in “Motif” actively engaged
al relations through crossderstanding.
portunity for the different
ch other’s cuisine, folkloric
going strong. This year’s
ed in Moose Jaw in May.
tnership with her assistant
horeograph the invaluable
et-up and liaising with the
nd that offered something
by Anna Hergert for Moose Jaw Express
large or small. From curry, skewered beef, deep
fried plantain and banana kala (deep-fried
banana bread balls), baklava to cookies, families
and friends gathered to share international
specialities. The beer garden attached to the
Jamaican booth had every table occupied from
opening time to closing each day.
Maxine Compton shared, that while the general
expenses for the festival are covered through
sponsorship money and services, the proceeds
from each participating booth are funnelled back
to the individual organization which will aid in the
continuation of regular programming and special
events presented by the specific group.
Make sure to put “Motif” on your calendar for
the second weekend in July 2016. Don’t miss
another chance to spend time with family and
friends, while supporting multiculturalism and
exploring the world in your home town.
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na, Winnipeg and Moose
songs and music.
Ya-La-Habibi Veil Dance: The lead dancer of Ya-La_Habibi finished the
performance.
Maria Magic of Kaparty entertained the crowds with violin music
from the Ukraine, Russia and Hungary.
ture. An excellent crosssty dishes for any appetite,
Caribe Folk Arts Dance Troupe had a variety of dances coupled with
colourful costumes.
Henna Detail: Henna Artist Gisma Mohamed skillfully applies floral
design to Abby Magee’s wrist.
Cross Cultural Interaction: Solange Buloze and her son Jean hail from the
Republic of Congo, Dalise Hector and her daughter Zuri are from Moose Jaw.
Bent Wrench Run Show
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built by entrepreneur John DeLorean in Belfast, Ireland. Only 9,000 of the cars were
made between 1981 and 1983 when the plant was shuttered. American sports car
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’82 DeLorean (Photo by Ron Walter)
’68 Mercury (Photo by Ron Walter)
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Reducing Garden Pests
By Carol Ferguson for
Moose Jaw Express
Garden pest might have been the main topic of the June 9th
presentation at the library but Keri Fox, who developed
Green Sister Gardens in Moose Jaw, shared a wealth of other
information, too.
What is a Green Sister Garden and how does it work? Keri
spent a lot of time promoting the idea and eventually MJ
residents offered their yards for use in exchange for a weekly
basket of the produce. She has three gardens on South Hill, two
in the VLA area, others in different parts of the city.
No herbicides, pesticides or chemical fertilizers are used so
Green Sister Gardens produces vegetables that have 40%
higher nutrients than most other produce. Herbicides and
pesticides destroy the good bugs, too. Unhealthy plants are
more susceptible to bugs.
Attract the bugs you do want by creating little habitats for
them and they will then eat the bugs you don’t want. Having
leaves in your mulch will attract lady bugs. Add bird houses Keri Fox
for wrens and bluebirds and they will help with your bugs, too.
Last year was a wet year. Two of her gardens plots back on a river and she was surprised when
frogs from the river ate the slugs in her gardens. You can use that idea by building a pond in your
own yard.
Her biggest deterrent is building a ‘greenhouse’ out of anti-insect netting; it is the best way to
deal with beetles which are the most challenging. Some of her gardens are 1000 square feet and
the white mesh greenhouses are very striking.
Using straw mulch under your potatoes keeps potato bugs away. Marigolds around the perimeter
will deter some bugs. Having trouble with birds in your strawberries? Place small red-painted
rocks in the strawberry patch before the fruit ripens. By the time your berries turn red the birds
will have given up. Sprinkle Diatomaceous earth in your garden. It is a natural pesticide and also
edible.
How about the pesky mosquitoes? She uses Summer Spray from Willow Tree. It has to be
applied often but it works. Mouth wash sprayed around also
keeps them away.
Keri recommended three books that she has found very
helpful: The Market Gardener, by Jean-Martin Fortier; New
Organic Grower, by Eliot Coleman and Sheri Amsel; and
Biodiversity, by Kevin J. Gaston and John I. Spicer.
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goes to her ‘garden landlords’. Her choice of places to
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Along with the home owner, Ms. Fox told about the
beginning of these gardening adventures. The garden spaces
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As several tomato sites were visited, research is evident
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Moose Jaw Soccer Teams Win Medals in
Inaugural Summer Tournament
2015 Sask Provincial 3D
Outdoor Championships
Moose Jaw Soccer Association hosted
the first annual Moose Fest Youth
Soccer Tournament July 11th & 12th
at Regal Heights field. Teams from
Moose Jaw, Swift Current and Regina
took part in this U12 Tournament.
Please note the following results from the 2015 Sask Archery
Provincial 3D Championships which were held in Moosominn
Saskatchewan on the weekend of July 10-12th.
Members of the Thunder Creek Archery Club finished on the
podium in the following divisions.
Jason Cleave 1st in compound fixed pins (male)
Karlie Cleave 1st in compound fixed pins (female)
Hailey Cleave 1st in female cub compound
Meaghan Cleave 1st in female pre cub compound
Courtney Blackstock 1st in female barebow
Lane Moore 1st in male precub compound
Tyler Moore 1st in male instinctive recurve
After a slow start for the Boys Under
12 Moose Jaw Storm team, they won
5-2 over QC United from Regina in
the semi-final. The boys then played
the final against Swift Current United
where they pulled out a 4-3 win, in
what was a thrilling back-and-forth
affair. The boys jumped out to an early
2-0 lead, only to be tied at two at
half time. Swift Current pulled ahead
BU 12 Champs
early in the 2nd half 3-2 after a tough
bounce in the MJ crease. However the Storm team prevailed thanks to 2 goals in the last 5 minutes in
the game to take home the gold medal.
After getting 2nd in their pool, the Girls Under 12 Storm team made the finals thanks to a come from
behind victory in the semi-finals. Moose Jaw was down 2-0, but came back to win the semi-final 4-2
over QC United. However they were unable to take the momentum into the final as they lost 5-0 to
Swift Current United in the final. Both teams played very well defensively, but Moose Jaw was unable
to crack Swift Current’s sound defence.
Next shoot will be representing Saskatchewan at the 3D nationals
in Carberry, Manitoba during the August long weekend, and then
off to Winnipeg for Field Target nationals.
RBC Dominion Securities
DONATES $2,000
for Replacement Playground
RBC Dominion Securities kindly donated $2,000 to Wakamow
Valley towards a replacement playground at the Kinsmen-Wellesley
Pavilion after the structure was burnt down on June 1. Clayton
Clysdale Finnell also made Wakamow Valley his 5 dolla holla shortly
after the incident. It’s a nice start to the fundraising campaign that
will be ongoing. Our hope is that we will raise enough funds to
build an all inclusive playground so children of all ages and abilities
will be able to enjoy it.
Tourney Action
Dale Garthus and Bruce Willms of RBC Dominion Securities, Justine
Fargo and Mackenzie Johnson of Wakamow Valley at the site where the
replacement playground is planned to be built.
BU 10-12
GU12 Tourney Action
49 years for Trial of Louis Riel re-enactment By Scott Hellings
“The Trial of Louis Riel,” the longest-running continuous historical dramatic theatrical production in North America,
is hitting the stage for another season. Performances began on July 16 and will be presented every Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday evening between now and August 1. Once again, veteran Moose Jaw actor Russ McKnight will be
performing in the play.
McKnight has been a part of every performance since 1989. This year he has been invited to perform three different
roles. The characters he will portray this year are prosecution witnesses Major General Frederick Middleton, Thomas
MacKay, and defence witness Dr. Francois Xavier Roy.
Russ McKnight in a past performance of the “Trial of
Louis Riel.”
The Trial of Louis Riel was written as a Centennial project in 1967. It is based on the actual court transcripts of the
Trial of Louis Riel, which took place in Regina in 1885. This is the play’s 49th consecutive season. All performances
are held at 7:30 p.m. at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina.
Trees of Crescent Park
Crescent Park, the magnificent city park
in the centre of the city, is the place to
find shade when the temperature soars
into the 30’s. Daily Lennox, Moose Jaw
Parks’ gardener, led a tour of the trees and
every tree she showed off, with a sense of
personal pride. It was interesting to hear
that the Crescent Park area was originally
a dump and that might explain the lush
trees and fertile soil. An amazing, well
thought out collection of sizes, shapes,
colours and textures have been put together to make an outstanding gathering
place for locals and visitors.
The trees along the west edge of the library attract birds. East of the bridge are
the Linden trees. Starting with a list of thirty-five trees Lennox wanted to highlight,
even the children in the group touched
the bark and felt the leaves. She took time
By Carol Ferguson for Moose Jaw Express
to explain
the different needle
shapes of
various
deciduous trees,
spruce, pine
and fir, and
drew attention to the
shape of the leaves on the maple tree.
When a larch came into view with its lacy
leaves, she pointed out where a Sapsucker (woodpecker) had been drilling holes
in search of sap.
This beloved park is home to yellow, purple and copper-tone honeysuckles which
were in bloom and other trees that add
colour to the park are the Shubert Cher-
ry and Ornamental
crab. A lone
oak was not
very
tall
even though
it is 30 years
old and will
someday be
a significant
showpiece.
The new Paper Birch she introduced us to
came by way of tender, showed just how
much thought goes into every addition.
There are very few fruit trees in the park
and well-hidden to protect them from
human predators. That is understandable
when Daily Lennox told about trying to
introduce perennials into the flower beds
last year: every Hosta was stolen.
ACROSS
1. Part of a rachet
5. A mold for setting concrete
9. Misplaced
13. Away from the wind
14. Characteristic
16. District
17. Give temporarily
18. Expire
19. Applaud
20. Anagram of “Smite”
22. Modus vivendi
24. Inheritor
26. Repeat
27. Retaliator
30. Dissertation
33. Natal day
35. Streetwalker
37. A high alpine meadow
38. Alpha’s opposite
41. Female deer
42. Gash
45. Approval
48. Chronicles
51. Chooses
52. Angry
54. Verruca
55. Not the same
59. Outline
W O R D S E A R C H
GUITAR GREATS
The parks crew banded the elms earlier
in the spring to protect them from Canker
worms; this brought up an interesting discussion about the recent infestation of caterpillars, which were not canker worms.
As well as taking care of the flowers and
trees, the park staff also looks after the
bowling green, mowing it and rolling it.
A lack of rain meant the lilacs had not
flowered well this year. Carragana shrubs,
some trimmed and some left to branch
out, filled lower levels. Various nine-bark
shrubs are drought resistant and are doing
well this year. It was clear that every tree
and shrub in our park is a point of pride
for the gardener. Lennox and her crew do
an excellent job of looking after one of
the great focal points of Moose Jaw.
62. Top of a house
63. Angler’s basket
65. Competent
66. Absent Without Leave
67. Cozy
68. Holly
69. Man
70. Disabled
71. Following
DOWN
1. Inside of your hand
2. Found in some lotions
3. Meteorologist
4. Tolerant
5. Faster than light
6. By mouth
7. Speedy
8. Unusual person
9. Milk sugar
10. Paris airport
11. Secure against leakage
12. Adhesive strip
15. Fangs
21. Utterance
23. Goulash
25. Start over
27. Garments of goat hair
28. Country house
S U D O K U
Can you find the hidden words? They may be horizontal,
vertical, diagonal, forwards or backwards.
JIMI HENDRIX
JIMMY PAGE
JOE SATRIANI
KURT COBAIN
MARK KNOPFLER
SLASH
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
TOM MORELLO
ZAKK WYLDE
Puzzle
Solutions
ANGUS YOUNG
BRIAN MAY
CARLOS SANTANA
DAVE GILMOUR
EDDIE VAN HALEN
ERIC CLAPTON
GARY MOORE
JAMES HETFIELD
JEFF BECK
29. Male sheep
31. Liable to be accused
32. Dash
34. Aye
36. Female chickens
39. Petrol
40. Again
43. Cold symptom
44. Rabbit
46. Attired
47. Piece of land
49. Tamarack
50. Unsaturated alcohol
53. Colonic
55. Apothecary’s weight
56. Hawkeye State
57. A person who lacks
good judgment
58. Abound
60. Bend
61. Words
64. Alkaline liquid
Riding along in the Penny Mobile...
Ernie Penny has heard every pun in the
book in regards to his last name…“a
penny for your thoughts,” “I’ll give you
my two cents worth,” and on and on. “I
always get the penny jokes;” he says,
“they are just fun little gestures.”
Therefore, he capitalized on the iconic
penny, equating it to his last name and
used it to draw attention to Moose Jaw
as an advantageous fundraising medium. Approximately 23 years ago, when
the Library Foundation committee was
raising money for the Community Sharing project, Ernie became Chair and
thought he would develop Moose Jaw’s
‘Penny Mobile,’ as it was so coined, to
help in the fundraising.
“I bought a car for $100,” he said. “It
was a ‘71 Toyota Corolla. I went to the
bank and got $200 worth of brand new
pennies and it took me three months to
put a total of 17,000 pennies on this car.
It captured a lot of attention.” Penny
also mentioned that Valley View rolled
up the 17,000 coins for the original project.
That was the beginning…and now an
updated version is cruising the streets of
Moose Jaw and drawing as much attention as way back when.
About three years ago, McDonald’s
Leasing graciously donated a vehicle to
Penny, a ’91 Toyota Camry, for the said
purpose of bringing new life to the copper coin that had otherwise lost its value
as a denomination of currency. Due to
a busy schedule, Penny did not have the
time to pursue his hobby adventure until
now. With a break in his schedule and a
friend at Murray Signs with a new vinyl
printer, an ingenious vinyl penny wrap
was created for his Moose Jaw Penny
Mobile II. Literally within hours, the
car was dressed to make its currency
début. Significant articles surrounding
the penny have also been included on
the hood, doors and trunk, to educate
those that take a second glance. “It’s an
attention getter,” he said, “especially for
tourism.”
Penny says it’s a historical car of Canada and the penny. “It has mintages since
1909 until now and its got the different
compositions about the penny and the
information on the back is about my
Penny Project.”
Penny never sits idle; he has worked to
put a little jingle in charitable pockets,
too. In approximately 2000, he helped
the United Way collect 1.6 million pennies in 24 hours in Regina.
“The penny is the end of an era,” says
50%
By Joan Ritchie
Penny, but to him, the penny will always
be Canadian currency.
He would just like to see some pennies
minted annually for collectors, like the
.50 cent piece. “It would be nice to have
a proof set for each year, as a collector
myself,” he said.
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Saturday,
July 25Contact Sleeps
6,
AC,
good Call
con692 3263
6 or more towawning,
rope slings.
1:00 p.m. 5 CFRE 11 WWJ
dition.
2000
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and
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3/4 TonThird
Truck Top- 306-694-0791.
1591.
(HD) Call 693-1591
perRound.
- 318 Motor.
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2 tires
-245-75R16
Sunday,
July 26 M&S 18hp Briggs twin cylinder auger
Goodyear,no rims,$20.00/pair 826 Athabasca st. w.2011
WWJ with engine. $500. 734-2932
, 1:00
2 -8p.m.
bolt5 CFRE
regular11 rims
3 bdrm, 2 bath, Stainless
PGA
Tour
Golf
RBC
tires.9.50R16.5LT rib.$30.00/ Appliances,Fenced
(vinyl), 14 x
140 For Rent
Open,with
Finalvarious 24 Deck,
pair.Canadian
, 5 mags
Sod, automatic Uggs,
(HD) 16”.Very wide 1finished
Bedroom
Basement
Suite.
FultiresRound.
on them.All
garage
and much
more.
ly
Furnished.
Rent
Includes
all
tires.$15.00
per
tire
with
rim.,
Asking
$384,900
Call
972Saturday, August 1
692 3263
Utilities.
Good location. Call 3061026 /Text403-505-3342
1:00 p.m. 11 WWJ PGA
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Tour Golf Quicken Loans
Small 2 bedroom house, available
National, Third Round.
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Golf
way, patio. Great for students or
Ron Kruse
ClubWith
in Gainesville,
Va.
(HD)
couple. No pets.
Call for viewing,
over 35 years of renovation
experience
19 TSN PGA Tour Golf
631-4736 or 631-3873
Quicken Loans National,
FREE
Third Round.
From RobertESTIMATES
694-1632
[email protected]
Trent Jones Golf 630-7104
Club in
Gainesville, Va.
Commercial Cleaning
Done Right
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145 Real Estate
For rent or sale: Acreage with
3 bedroom house & shop. Barn
& coral. 35 miles NW of Moose
Jaw. For more info 734-2932.
160 Miscellaneous
For Sale: 1 black tool box
mounts behind window $50.00,
306-691-0364.
For sale: 1 checker plate toolbox side mount $50, 691-0364.
45 gallon plastic barrels great
for rain water $15ea 681-8749
Purple hoola hoop - $2 306681-8749
Kodak Carousel model 750
Slide Projector with remote
control and 140 slide tray. $50
or best offer. Phone 972-2257
Safe - 21 inches by 48 inches high. Weights 280 lbs. $60.
972-2221
Electric bat chair - $300. 9722221
3 speaker baby monitor - $20.
972-2221
Walker, navy colour. $100.00.
972-8855
Blue 6 can plastic Coleman
cooler - $2 306-681-8749
Box of 19 kids’ books - $5 306681-8749
165 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
For Sale: Single bed frame
$20.00, 306-691-0364.
For sale: Oval arebright table
with board, no chairs $25, 306691-0364.
Kitchen Mill - $100. 972-2221
Coffee table & 2 end tables with
2 lights - $50. 972-2221
Dresser with mirror - 68 inches
long with 6 drawers. 972-2221
For Sale: couch - $50.00. 9728855
Danby Premier Portable Air Conditioner/Dehumidifier 10,000
BTU/H, 3 fan speeds. Used only
2 seasons. Like new. $300.00
or best offer. $300 OBO
175 Farm Produce
Bison meat - individual cuts or
carcass portions. Marshall L
Patterson D.V.M 306-475-2232
180 Lawn & Garden
Over 20 wire tomato cages $10 306-681-8749
185 Sports
For Sale: Ladies 18 speed
bike. Only rode twice, like new.
$150.00 obo. 972-8855
Red free spirit exercise ball - $5
306-681-8749
July 26th, 2015
10:30am
Worship Service
Theme:
“God is Great”
7:45am Radio Ministry CHAB
Our doors are open, come join us!
27 Hochelaga Street West - Moose Jaw
[email protected] • (306) 694-5575
Money
Problems?
WEEKDAY AFTERNOON
12:00
Start fresh.
We can help.
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CPA, CA, CIRP
Trustee in Bankruptcy
FREE consultation
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190 Pets
Professional dog obedience
training - house calls for all
ages. Don’t blame ‘em, train
‘em! Making man’s best friend
better since 1984, success
guaranteed! 306-717-5142 or
mississaugadogtraining.com.
205 Wanted
Looking for any paper Canadian
tire money, will pay up to face
value, will pick up 681-8749
Looking for any size pieces of
0.5-1.5” Styrofoam insulation
306-681-8749
Looking for any free unwanted
yarn and wool 306-681-8749
210 Services
Truck and trailer to do yard
work. Price depending on what
needs to be done. 691-0364
Single level eaves trough cleaning. Price will very on size of
home. 306-691-0364
Will limb lower tree branches,
306-691-0364.
Remove winter’s grime and
make your world brighter with
2103 11th Avenue
Regina, SK
clean windows. Call Brian at
306-691-0791.
Floors in need of a “face-lift”?
For commercial stripping and
waxing call Brian at 306-6910791. Experienced and reliable.
Learn to play the guitar. Call Mr.
B’s. Loaner guitars available.
684-4991.
Will do housecleaning. Please
call 690-2741.
Will bring your junk to the dump
for a reasonable price...dependable and friendly. 690 4777
Experienced Handyman specializing in yard work, siding,
decks, cleaning eaves troughs.
Build, fixes, painting, wall
washing, fencing & more. Call
306-694-4391
Junk to the dump - $30 and up
306-681-8749
215 Work Wanted
Looking for ft. employment.
Wanting to relocate from Edmonton to Moose Jaw. I have
a diploma in business admin,
15yrs in customer service and
great references. Call Christine
587596-3572 / 306690-3724.
The Canadian Diabetes Association will be knocking on doors
across Saskatchewan during our Annual Fall Residential Campaign
from Oct. 1st to 15th. Volunteer to canvass in your neighborhood, at
your workplace or amongst friends & family. Money raised will stay
in Saskatchewan. Find out how you can help Regina: Ellen Williams
306.584.8445 ext.223 [email protected].
St. Barnabas
Traditional Anglican Parish
Holy Communion B.C.P. Sunday 10:00 am
Worshipping at Parkview Chapel
474 Hochelaga St. West – Moose Jaw
Coffee & fellowship after the service.
For more information contact:
Rev. Glenn Galenkamp, Rector 306-691-2715
or Larry & Dianne Hellings 306-693-6701
All Are Welcome!
www.saintbarnabasmoosejaw.ca
Better Water Solutions for your entire home.
Better water for better living
High quality water delivered
to your home or office
Better water brings out the
best in your family
306.693.0606
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Murder in the First Å
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108 SASK Saskatchewan Legislature
In Committee
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Moose Jaw’s
TRUE COLOURS SHINE
in fight for
Hyperbaric Chamber
Congratulations
and
thank you to the people
of Moose Jaw for your
relentless efforts in ensuring the hyperbaric
chamber stays in the
Moose Jaw hospital.
The hyperbaric chamber is a vital piece of
medical equipment that
Cam Broten, Leader of
serves a lot of patients
the official Opposition,
– everything from canNew Democrats
cer patients to victims of
carbon monoxide poisoning.
A big thank you to Donna Hodel, Gail and Jim
Sack and Brent Evans, along with the Moose Jaw
firefighters. These people each came to join me at
the legislature to talk about what the chamber has
meant to them, and by sharing their stories they
made a huge difference.
Advocates like Dr. David Amies and the Moose
Jaw firefighters also deserve a lot of praise for
keeping people and government aware of how
important the chamber’s services are to the citizens of Moose Jaw, and the entire province.
The government was wrong when it decided to
use the John Black Lean method to shrink the
new hospital and not leave enough room for the
chamber to be housed there. And, of course, it
was absurd for the Sask. Party to consider scrapping the chamber altogether.
The delay in getting the chamber moved means it
could be out of commission for a few months after the new hospital opens, and the extra expense
of the redesign is unfortunate. I’m disappointed
that the government’s stubbornness has cost us a
bit of time and money, but it’s never too late to
make the right decision.
You’ve done an incredible thing, Moose Jaw –
you stood up to the government when your MLAs
wouldn’t, and you won. Thank you, and congratulations!
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To Be Announced
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37 SHOW (5:00) › “A Dark Truth” ››› “Star Trek” (2009) Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto. ’ Å
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On the
Front Porch
by Wanda Smith
Sidelined
Surely, this can’t be... I am sitting with my foot up today. I
just learned I may have the symptoms of a stress fracture
and need to rest and elevate my foot as much as possible.
This is the most inopportune time for this to happen! I have
too many plans and places I need to be this summer and
most of those plans include being on my feet for many
hours all day long!
My sweet peas aren’t too happy about mom being laid up
either. It seems their workload has just increased and they’ve
had to take responsibility for things I just automatically do
when I can get around. Not too often am I sick or incapable
of looking after our household so this affects our family a
whole lot.
I got to thinking about the many believers who’ve been
sidelined and hurt by others in the “church” and have pulled
back from serving or even gathering regularly with a group
of like-minded individuals. I’ve experienced some heartwrenching setbacks in my 40 plus years of being involved in
the religious world. Let’s face it: most of us have been hurt
somehow, somewhere. Church splits can deeply wound
our hearts. Situations that can include misinformation and
misunderstanding cause the Body of Christ to malfunction.
Power struggles leave the army of God unprotected and
in danger. Maybe we’ve had certain expectations of “the
church” and have had our hopes and dreams dashed right
before us. Chances are we’ve reached out to become
involved but for whatever reason, we’ve ended up with a
slap in the face instead. We want to trust our brothers and
sisters in the Lord but when we experience situations that
wound us deeply, we can find ourselves sidelined on the
road of life. Sick and ineffective.
These situations are real and are certainly issues that
we must be willing to work through. Forgiveness is most
definitely the biggest part of the healing process. Whether
the other party was in the wrong or not, we must release
them and forgive them by faith. As we open our hands up
and release that tight hold on our hurts, we will see God
start moving in and applying His healing balm to our sores.
Allow Him to comfort, heal and restore you back to the Body
of Christ.
The worldwide group of believers, those who’ve confessed
Jesus as Lord, are called the Body of Christ. “Now you are
the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it.” We
ALL have a part to play. “For as in one physical body we
have many parts (organs, members) and all of these parts
do not have the same function or use, so we, numerous as
we are, are one body in Christ (the Messiah) and individually
we are parts one of another [mutually dependent on one
another]. Having gifts (faculties, talents, qualities) that
differ according to the grace given us, let us use them:
[He whose gift is] prophecy, [let him prophesy] according
to the proportion of his faith; [He whose gift is] practical
service, let him give himself to serving; he who teaches,
to his teaching; He who exhorts (encourages), to his
exhortation; he who contributes, let him do it in simplicity
and liberality; he who gives aid and superintends, with
zeal and singleness of mind; he who does acts of mercy,
with genuine cheerfulness and joyful eagerness. [Let your]
love be sincere (a real thing); hate what is evil [loathe all
ungodliness, turn in horror from wickedness], but hold
fast to that which is good. Love one another with brotherly
affection [as members of one family], giving precedence
and showing honor to one another.” When one brother
or sister is wounded, we ALL experience that. The Body
cannot function as it was designed to function. Just as my
foot needs to be put up and rested, the rest of my body has
to compensate for this injury. Others have to do my work. It
puts a strain on others who weren’t created for my position;
so as in the Body of Christ.
Can I strongly urge you to earnestly desire to get reconnected
with the Body? Petition the Lord and ask Him to re-establish
you in a place where you can be effective once again. Jesus
is coming back for a Church without spot or wrinkle. Let’s
lay aside our petty differences and walk together, hand in
hand, and shoulder to shoulder as the pure and spotless
Bride of Christ! We need each other! We miss you! Let’s rise
to our place in the Body! Not one of us is unimportant. We
are ALL needed to effectively bring in the harvest of the last
days. Get into position Church! “You know the saying, ‘Four
months between planting and harvest.’ But I say, wake up
and look around. The fields are already ripe for harvest.”
Scripture references: 1 Corinthians 2:27, Romans 12:4,
John 4:35
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“Laughter doeth good like
a medicine” and I could
still be a lot healthier with
a little more ‘ha ha’ in my
life. I wonder if women are
genetically disposed to not
be funny?
When I was a kid, I was
pretty shy and serious. Life
was serious business as mom
ruled the roost with a wooden
spoon that sometimes left
Joan Ritchie
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splinters as she used it to her
advantage. To clarify, those
splinters were not on my butt but all over the kitchen
after she banged the counter to emphasize her point.
Now, that’s really funny, and in hindsight, I guess
that must be why I subconsciously never buy wooden
spoons. I must also say that most of the time, those
splinter sessions kept me on the straight and narrow.
Since the beginning of time, women have been
genetically pre-disposed to be the primary nurturers to
their spawn. They birth ‘em, raise ‘em, and ship ‘em
out at graduation to meet the outside world with all of
the attributes that should make ‘em a success. As for
the birds, it was until they ew the nest. Well, at least
that’s the plan for most. That takes a level of sobriety
that would make anyone out for some town foolery,
‘wipe a smile off their face!’
In the past, the man of the house worked away from
home while the ‘little woman’ took care of the nest
and her chicks. Dad didn’t want to deal with any
delinquency after day’s end; he just wanted to be fed
and watered, after which he would engage in some
hoopla with the kids and then cuddle up to Mrs.
Snugglepus after the babes were in bed. Well, after
mom spends daylight to day’s-end with the loveable
renegades, there wasn’t too much ‘ha ha’ left at the
end of the evening to barely break a smile. And in the
great scheme of things, tomorrow would be déjà vu
of yesterday. It sounds like a big job but I guess God
knew who to trust with the serious business of raising
kids.
It must have been somewhere between losing my
sanity and grey hair that I decided that a little laughter
melted my crusty heart. If I can inject some lighthearted humour into this otherwise mundane world, I
now try to err on the side of funny. It makes me feel
better after I have taken my medicine (laughs) and it
releases endorphins that give me the warm and fuzzies.
It’s amazing how laughter or even a smile can melt a
heart, especially mine, but some people need to notify
their faces. If not, fake it ‘till you make it! Life is not a
burden we should bear but something to be celebrated.
Let’s embrace it in the spirit of joy and make this world
a happier place!
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From The Kitchen
Sharing Recipes the Easy Way
By Joyce Walter For Moose Jaw Express
It is true that some recipes are family secrets,
guarded carefully and only passed on to deserving
individuals.
Facebook sharing is much more open and recipes
are regularly passed along as fast as it takes to hit
the “share” button.
This week’s recipes are some that have recently
been passed on through this form of social media.
Cowboy Spaghetti
1-1 lb. package spaghetti noodles
6 slices bacon, chopped
1 lb. ground beef
1 medium onion, chopped
3 garlic cloves, minced
salt and pepper to taste
2 tsps. Tabasco sauce
1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
1/2 lb. deli pastrami, chopped
1/3 cup pepperoni, chopped
1/2 cup sliced mushrooms
1 small can diced olives
1/2 cup beef broth
1-14 oz. can roasted diced tomatoes
1-8 oz. can tomato sauce
sharp cheddar cheese, shredded
green onions, chopped
Heat a large, deep skillet to medium high. Add bacon and
fry crisp. Remove with slotted spoon and drain on paper
towels. Add ground beef to the skillet and brown. Add
onions and garlic, salt, pepper and sauces. Stir in bacon
and other meats, mushrooms and olives. Cook, stirring
occasionally for about five minutes.
Add broth and cook another five minutes. Stir in
tomatoes and tomato sauce. Cover and reduce heat
to low, or put into a crock pot and cook on low for 3-4
hours. If mixture is too thick, add more broth or tomatoes
in juice.
Prepare noodles according to package directions. Drain
then either add to meat sauce and toss or serve as
regular spaghetti with meat sauce over the noodles. Top
with cheese and green onions.
Grape Salad
2 lbs. red seedless grapes
2 lbs. green seedless grapes
2 cups toasted walnut or pecan pieces (optional)
8 oz. cream cheese, at room temperature
8 oz. sour cream
1 1/2 cups icing sugar
1 1/2 tsps. lemon juice
1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
Wash and dry grapes and drain on paper towels.
Combine sour cream, cream cheese and icing sugar and
beat until blended and smooth. Add vanilla. Add grapes
and fold until coated. If using, add walnuts or pecans and
blend again. Chill at least one hour before serving.
Peanut Butter Cheese Cake Bars
BROWNIES:
3/4 cup butter
4 oz. bittersweet chocolate, chopped
2 eggs
3/4 cup sugar
1 tsp. vanilla
1/4 tsp. sea salt
1/4 cup flour
FILLING:
1 cup heavy whipping cream
1 tsp. sugar
8 oz. cream cheese at room temperature
1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
GLAZE:
2 1/4 oz. butter
4 oz. dark chocolate
1 1/2 tsps. light corn syrup
For the brownie, melt butter and chocolate in microwave
and let cool. Beat eggs and sugar and add vanilla and
cream. Slowly add in chocolate-butter mixture. Fold
in flour. Bake in an 8x8 inch pan lined with parchment
paper for about 30 minutes at 350 degrees F. Cool.
For the filling, beat whipping cream until it peaks then
add sugar. Beat cream cheese and peanut butter and
fold in the whipped cream mixture. Spread on top of
cooled brownie.
For the glaze, microwave the butter and chocolate until
smooth. Stir in syrup and pour over bars. Chill until firm.
Cut using a sharp knife. Clean between cuts.
Joyce Walter can be reached at [email protected]
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By Scott Hellings
Girls in Grades 6 to 8 recently had the opportunity to
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were able to learn more about trades and develop related
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programs that we offer at the Moose Jaw campus…Working
with girls between the ages of 11 and 14, it gives them the
experience of working in a field that is typically dominated
by males. It gives them confidence. Many of them have never
used power tools. It is a week that gives them hands-on
experience and they get to work with like-minded peers and
role models who are already in that field.”
The girls got to work with female carpenters, welders, and
engineers throughout the week. They worked with a variety
of tools like saws, drills, and soldering kits. They got to use
a MIG welder to develop basic welding skills. They even got
to build a power cord. Finally, the girls also learned mapping
skills, which Grudnizki says is necessary for engineers.
Throughout the week, the girls built scooters. n the final day,
their families were able to come see the finished product. An
exciting race capped off the event. Everyone was recognized
for their efforts, receiving prizes for categories like “fastest
time,” “safest racer,” and “best paint job.”
“It was a way to end off the week,” said Grudnizki. “We
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did. It was a fun way for them to show off their work.”
The camp was offered at all four Sask Polytechnic campuses.
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RONALD JAMES
REEVE
February 1, 1927 –
July 2, 2015
“I’ve had a good life!”
– Ron Reeve
After a full life of 88 years,
Ron passed away Thursday,
July 2, 2015 at the Moose
Jaw Union Hospital. Born at the family homestead,
Elim Farms near Grenfell, SK. Ron grew up in
the farming community with his parents and
brother Dennis. On July 10, 1949 he married his
sweetheart, Ethel Annie Hewitt, Ron is predeceased
by their infant daughter Rhonda, grandson Colton
White, granddaughter Maranda Reeve and brother
Dennis Reeve. Ron is survived by his bride of 66
years Ethel, sons Warren, Barry (Gerri), Randy
(Margo), Kelly (Karen), Rick (Michelle), daughter
Lori White (Ron) and their families, including 13
grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Ron
loved visiting with family and friends at home, at
Buffalo Pound Lake, and at the Anavets. He enjoyed
playing pool, working in the garden and watching
the Blue Jays play. Ron was an avid reader, and also
had a few stories of his own to tell. We will celebrate
his life and honour his memory at a Memorial Tea
to be held on Friday, July 24, 2015, at 2:00 pm,
in the Redpath Lounge at Parkview Funeral Chapel,
474 Hochelaga St. W, Moose Jaw, SK.
Blair & Kelly Scott, Funeral Directors
(306) 694-5500
We welcome you to share your photos,
memories and condolences at
www.parkviewfuneralchapel.ca
Leona Margaret Matthews
(Zopf) was born on the
family farm near Rockglen,
SK on Sept. 3, 1928. Her life
journey ended peacefully on
July 10, 2015. Her family
is proud of her strength,
determination and faith in
the face of her numerous
health challenges. She is predeceased by her
parents Mike and Kate Zopf, brother Jackie,
sisters: Barbara, Isabelle, and Beth; husband Neil
and son Greg. She is survived by four daughters
Wave (Randy), Karen (Wade), Vanessa (Al) and
Glennis; one son Ashley (Brenda); one sister Eva
Shwartz; ten grandchildren and fifteen greatgrandchildren. A Funeral Mass will be held at
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, 1064
Third Ave. NW, Moose Jaw, on Saturday, July
18, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. Father Rick Krofchek will
be the presiding celebrant. Interment will take
place at Rosedale Cemetery, Moose Jaw. In lieu of
flowers the family requests donation to the William
Booth Care Home, 50 Angus Rd., Regina S4R
8P6 or a charity of your choice in Leona’s name.
In living memory of Leona, a memorial planting
will be made by W. J. Jones & Son Funeral Home.
Please sign the memorial register at website: www.
wjjonesandson.com (Obituaries).
WAUD
Douglas Waud of Moose
Jaw passed away suddenly
on July 10, 2015 with his
family by his side. Born
and raised in Moose Jaw
he was the third child in a
family of 5 kids. Doug spent
a few years doing different
jobs. He spent some quality
time as a dog catcher and also did some house
framing, and roofing. He spent his last working
years out at C.F.B Moose Jaw until his retirement
in 2007 due to surgery. Doug is predeceased by
his parents, Winston (2000) and Maude (1982).
He is survived by his wife Helen, son Jason,
daughter Kim; granddaughters Randi, and Alexa;
brothers Dennis, Brad (Stacey), and Terry (Susan);
sister Sharon; and numerous in-laws, nieces and
nephews. A Graveside Service will be held At
Rosedale Cemetery on Wednesday July 15,
2015 at 2:00PM. In living memory of Douglas,
a memorial planting will be made by W. J. Jones
& Son Funeral Home. Please sign the memorial
register at website: www.wjjonesandson.com
(Obituaries).
Dave Moore & Dayna Smith-Short
– Funeral Directors
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Robert Douglas “Doug”
Zinn passed away July 14,
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is predeceased by his sister
Moose Jaw passed away
Evelyn; brothers Roy, Jack,
peacefully on July 14,
Lyle and Jim. He will be
2015. She was born on
lovingly remembered by his
November 27, 1922 and
wife of 60 years, Betty; son
raised in Bayard. Annie was
Joe; daughters Cheryl (Rod)
predeceased by her husband
Jorstad, and Linda (Gord) Manz; grandchildren
Zach; son Kenneth; son-inRyan (Shayna), Trent and Carley; brother Bill
law John Niewenhuizen;
(Daisy); as well as numerous nieces and nephews,
brothers John, Joe, George (Elsie) Huber; in-laws
and special friend Peppy. Special thanks to the
John (Irene) Rossler, Adolph (Hedy) Gross, Otto
Doctors, nurses and staff at the Moose Jaw Union
and Martin Beitel. She will be sadly missed by
Hospital, and for the excellent care provided by
daughters Leona (Jerry)
Hicke,
Maxine
(Walt)
Extendicare.
A Family Graveside Service will be
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With heavy hearts we
announce the passing of
Raymond Ernest “Woody”
Wood, on July 13, 2015 at
the age of 92. Ray will be
lovingly remembered by his
wife of 67 years Verna, and
his daughter Dorothy. Ray was born in Brownlee,
SK and received his schooling in Moose Jaw. He
served in the Army during WWII. Ray worked in
the automotive and lumber industries, and after
retiring helped out at Wood Acres. Ray loved
to hunt, fish, play hockey, softball and curl. At
Ray’s request, there will be no funeral or graveside
service. In this time of sadness Verna and Dorothy
request time to be alone with their memories.
Please no visits or phone calls. In lieu of flowers
or food, please donate to a charity of your choice.
In living memory of Ray, a memorial planting
will be made by W.J. Jones & Son Funeral Home.
Lew Young Funeral Director
Doris Rhena Mercer of
Moose Jaw, passed away
peacefully on July 12, 2015,
at the age of 90. She was
born on August 13, 1924
in the Blue Hill District,
SK to Arthur (Jack) and
Elizabeth (Myrtle) Mercer.
Left to cherish her memory are her niece Wenda
(Gord) Peakman and their family, Todd; Boyd
(Wanda), Taylor, Kayli; and Amy (Jay) Swalm,
Kai; niece-in-law Cheryl and her family Carrie
(Melanie), Ivan; Aaron (Lisa), Sophie, Layla;
and Kane (Tania); nephew Rodney and family
Bobby, Darwin, Dakota, Tyler and Little Darwin;
niece Joan (Tim) Maier and family Curtis (Des),
Cortney, Emma, Peyton, Cali; Gabriel (JJ); Ryan
(Shayla); Quinton (Jacy). Doris is predeceased by
her parents, brother Lester, and nephew Randy.
A Celebration of Doris’ life will be held at
Providence Place Chapel on Wednesday July 22,
2015 at 1:00 p.m. Della Ferguson will officiate.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may
be made directly to the Canadian Cancer Society,
1910 McIntyre Street, Regina, S4P 2R3, or to the
MS Society, 150 Albert Street, Regina, S4P 2N2.
In living memory of Doris, a memorial planting
will be made by W.J. Jones & Son Funeral Home.
Please sign the memorial register at website:
www.wjjonesandson.com (Obituaries).
SWANSON
Quinton Mervin Russell
Swanson
On Saturday July 11, 2015,
Quint passed away at the age
of 88 years in Providence
Place, Moose Jaw. Quint was
born September 18, 1926,
the second oldest child in
a family of 5, on the Swanson homestead in the
Lake Valley district. Quint attended Livingstone
School northeast of Brownlee, completing grade
11. The family moved to a farm in the Keeler
district in 1943 and Quint farmed and resided there
until 2013 when failing health prompted the move
to Providence Place. Predeceased by his parents
Reckard and Gertie, 1 brother, and son-in-law
Albert West, Quint is survived by his wife of 62
years, Yvonne; daughter Judy West, grandchildren
Kerry and Russell; daughter Wanda Jones (Brent),
grandchildren Blair and Jasmyn; son Kevin
Swanson (Kerry), grandchildren Amanda and Brett
and two great-granddaughters Kelsee and Sydnee
Christmann. A private celebration of Quinton’s
life will be held at a later date. Flowers are
gratefully declined. In living memory of Quinton,
a memorial planting will be made by W.J. Jones
& Son Funeral Home. Please sign the memorial
register at website: www.wjjonesandson.com
(Obituaries).
Stephanie Lowe Funeral Director
BIZWORLD
New High Tech Stock Contender Emerges
A new contender for the Canadian high tech superstar
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Shopify Inc. became a publicly traded stock.
First time holders of the initial public share offering did
well, seeing their $17US shares soar to $25.75 the first
day. Later in June shares hit $42.13 but have slid ever
since to the $30.42 area.
Shopify has potential to become another stock market
darling like Nortel and Blackberry. Started in 2004 as an
online store to sell snowboards, Shopify has snowballed
into an international online retail service provider.
The company provides a total online package to small
and medium size retailers from web page, software,
purchasing, payment, integration with shippers to
analysis of sales and customers.
More than 165,000 merchants across the globe use
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Sixty per cent of business users are in the U.S., about
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with 12 per cent in the rest of the world.
The company has lots of opportunity to grow. Monthly
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The online business ranges from permanent operation to
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Shopify has no debt but has long term lease obligations
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Business has grown fantastically with $50.2 million
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Loss in 2013 was $4.8 million, hitting a hefty $22.3
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Profit margin declines without major competition in the
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The company will use the $165 million raised by the
public share issue to market and make itself known
better around the world.
Given the 11-year track record, managing the potentially
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The company says it can process 10,000 orders per
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Analysts watching the stock seem to have a wait and see
By Ron Walter For Moose Jaw Express
attitude, a show me the money attitude. Five analysts
covering Shopify have a hold rating on it, with price
targets between $30 and $35.
Estimated earnings for this year are a loss of 40 cents a
share with a loss of 39 cents in 2016.
Will Shopify become another hot tech stock like Nortel
and Blackberry only to fizzle and crash?
The answer lies in how management executes the
model expansion. The world of technology is extremely
competitive. Copycats abound and one new feature that
buyers need can push a product or service aside rapidly.
Shopify does have a large research and development
budget to stay on top of trends and software.
Time will tell if this high potential business model
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the 25-Acre Challenge, which is part of a fundraiser known as katoon, as well as digital imaging equipment, expanded surFarming for Five Hills.
gical facilities, dedicated private patient rooms, and enhanced
Farmers will have the opportunity to contribute to improved labour and delivery services.
healthcare in the
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ply donating the
excited to offer farmers a
net profit fro a
chance to support the Capportion of their
ital Equipment Campaign.
farmland.
“What
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“We wanted to be incluFarming for Five
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and every person has the
will it look like?
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farmers to band
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producers in the Five Hills
our health region
ea th egion a way to
to get involved
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in enhancing our
crop. It is a won erfu way
new
regional
for people to give back.”
hospital by takTo date, the Capital Equiping what we are
ment Campaign has raised
calling the 25- Andrew Swenson, co-chair of Farming for Five Hills, discusses the 25$6.35 million, which is
Acre Challenge,” Acre Challenge.
nearly 80 per cent of the $8
said Andrew Swmillion goal. McElree beenson, co-chair of Farming for Five Hills. “Producers are believes they will have tremendous support for Farming for Five
ing as e to onate 2 acres of net profit fro one of the crops Hills. Moreover, he says that rural communities have already
they grow this year.”
shown a commitment to supporting the Capital Equipment
ar ers can choose to onate the net profit of 2 acres or ore Campaign. He believes they understand the need for healthfor each year for the next three years. The 25 acre threshold care close to home.
was chosen for a specific reason.
hey now what it eans to ha e an
I within 2 inutes,
“That number was not chosen by accident; it happens to coin- as opposed to going two-and-a-half or three hours away. For
cide with the notion that if you donate $100 per acre, assum- people that require that type of service, having one close to
ing that is your net profit on those 2 acres, that you wi o ho e is price ess, sai
cE ree. I can t i agine a ore sat
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family for a brick on the recognition wall in the new hospital.” going to feed mouths throughout Saskatchewan, Canada, and
The program is based on cash donations, meaning participants the world, but to know that he is going to help save lives at our
will receive a charitable receipt for their donations. Every do- new regional hospital.”
nation makes a difference.
“Although it is the 25-Acre Challenge, we will graciously acar ing for i e i s is presente by aw s gro. Infor a
cept one acre and up to as many acres as you believe you can tion on the program is currently being mailed out to farm famgive. Every donation is welcome, we are grateful for it, and i ies throughout the i es i s ea th egion. or ore, isit
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Food writers love lentils right here in the heart of the prairies By Scott Hellings
Some of the country’s top food writers visited Common Cafe and Bakery
to learn more about lentils.
Some of the country’s top foodies were to the tab e, exp aine ache ehrig,
in Moose Jaw recently to discover the director of communications and market
any benefits of enti s. he group of promotion with Saskatchewan Pulse
writers, editors, and bloggers visited Growers. “We started out at the SimpSimpson Seeds to learn more about the son Seeds farm this morning, looking at
crop. They also got to see how lentils the actua enti s in the fie s. hen they
are used in the kitchen by sampling cu- took us on a tour of their plant, showing
linary creations at Common Café and us the process they go through to get
Bakery.
ready for export. This afternoon we will
“We have kind of a promotional brand have a hands-on cooking class that will
with Saskatchewan Pulse Growers show how lentils can be used. We want
called Canadian Lentils. We use that to to show people that they are more than
promote the versatility and health bene- just soups and stews—there are lots of
fits of enti s to consu ers. e brought great options.”
a bunch of food media and Chef Mi- Common Café had the honour of prechael Smith out here to show them the paring the meal.
process that lentils take from the farm “They approached me and asked if we
could put on this lunch for them. Everything had to feature lentils, from the
ain course to the esert. or unch I
made coconut curry lentil soup with a
homemade olive and rye bread. We are
serving that with three kinds of sauces
and dips, so we have an apricot chutney,
a lentil spread, and a classic humus. For
dessert we did a red velvet lentil cupcake with cream cheese icing,” said
Amber Ellergodt, co-owner of Common
af an a ery. his is new for us. It
was exciting to experiment and try new
things. It turne out fantastic.
Ellergodt says it was an amazing but
nerve wracking experience cooking for
such renowned food writers. She says
Common Café and Bakery will be featured in an article in Canadian Living
magazine, as well on Lentils.ca.
The group included author and TV persona ity hef ichae S ith. In a i
tion to hosting Chef Michael’s Kitchen
on the Food Network, Smith also helps
promote lentils on the Lentils.ca website. Annabelle Waugh (Food Director
for Canadian Living), Claire Tansey
(Food Director of Chatelaine), and Brittany Devenyi (Style at Home) were also
in attendance, along with bloggers from
Simple Bites, Family Feedbag, Dan’s
Good Side, sweetsugarbean, and Ethan
Adeland, the founder of the Food Blog-
Petunia Renaissance Gaiety Theatre
gers of Canada network.
Smith says the idea is to showcase lentils as a valuable crop that offers consumers with a tasty, budget-friendly,
and nutritious product.
ne thing that intrigues e so uch
about lentils is that it hits the mark
on two si es of the e uation. In other
words, it is good for consumers and it is
goo for far ers. n the consu er si e,
we are creating a product that is inexpensive, it is wildly nutritious, it is easy
to fin , easy to coo , it is tasty, etc. It is
uniquely Canadian as well,” said Smith.
n the pro ucer si e, we e got a high
value crop with very low inputs into the
soi . It is a crop that is rein igorating
far s a o er Sas atchewan. It is grow
ing in value and we are shipping it all
over the world. We are the ones who are
growing the lentils for the world, right
here in Saskatchewan.”
Smith enjoyed his time in Moose Jaw.
his restaurant is an a a ing spot. It
is so interesting to see that we are here
in the middle of the prairies, deep in the
heart of Saskatchewan, and we are experiencing some super, amazing, worldclass, simple food that is locally rooted
and delicious.”
Visit www.lentils.ca for more information, or search for the hashtag #LoveLentils on Twitter.
Petunia and the Vipers will be playing at the Renaissance Gaiety Theatre in Gravelbourg Monday, July 20th. Admission $15. Doors open at 6:30P.M. Music starts
at 7:00P.M. Licensed Event. Tickets available from Lynn Holmes, Cafe Paris and Erin McArthur at Styles in Gravelbourg.
Petunia’s music grabs hold of you and doesn’t let go. His singing ranges from the most delicate you’ve ever heard to the most powerful, often within a single song.
With a piercing gaze, he will look into the collective soul of the audience, and launch into some high and lonesome vocals that conjure up the ghost of Jimmie Rodgers. Not content with mesmerizing the crowd, his tapping boot will propel the band into a snarling fire and brimstone rave-up as a wave of frantic jitterbuggers
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will soon join the pantheon of legendary performers from north of the 49th.
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Noctilucent Clouds: The Mystery Revealed
What are noctilucent clouds? While the name does sound rather apocalyptic, these cloud formations are actually a globally treasured phenomenon. Here is why.
During the summer, 80 km above the earth’s surface (what is known as
the esosphere , two co ponents eet, for ing nocti ucent c ou s. It is
rea y uite spectacu ar. I agine eteor ust ixing with i ions of ice
particles in the sky and being illuminated by the light of the sun. You get
a mystical, surreal glow. However, the occurrence is pretty rare, but with
some patience, you will be able to see several displays each summer.
Luckily for cloud-viewers, according to data from a research satellite,
the erono y of Ice in the esosphere I ,
the occurrence of noctilucent clouds is increasing.
This is due to a decrease in temperatures in the
uppermost levels of our atmosphere, a cooling
trend, even while global warming results in higher
temperatures close to the earth’s surface. Since
the noctilucent clouds form at the highest point in
our atmosphere, this evidence has lead to speculation of a decrease in the heat output of the sun.
he I has a so re ea e that nocti ucent c ou s
The Branding Pen
It’s that time of year again ...when cowboys gather round
the branding fire. Times have changed the way some
producers mark their animals but true to their roots,
many still drag and brand the way it’s always been done.
For those who’ve never had the privilege of experiencing this nostalgic walk back in time, I’ll have you know,
there is nothing like it. Picture a bunch of hard-working
individuals (men, women and children) coming together
to put in a hard day’s work; gathering and sorting cattle
on horseback, roping calves and dragging them to the
branding fire where they are marked with that owner’s
identification. And don’t forget the cook who has to feed
that hungry crew with delectable food fit for a king.
There are so many aspects of branding that promote
great community spirit: generations working together
using humane techniques to treat and mark each producer’s group of livestock. Rarely is a harsh word spoken. More commonly, each person initiates responsible
behavior and is willing to dig in and get dirty to reach a
common goal. There are a lot of laughs to be laughed
and stories to be told. The branding crew experiences
something that we rarely experience anymore: fellowship, working together and feeling productive, generational connection and enjoying a delicious meal together. I appreciate what “branding” represents.
Society has brainwashed us into thinking life is better
if we don’t get involved with others. That way we can
do what we want, when we want, and how we want
to do it. We are the boss of our lives. Yes, we need to
take responsibility for our own lives however; we are
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are becoming increasingly visible throughout Canada and even in some
northern states of America.
The ideal time to see the clouds is from 11:00 p.m. to midnight, and between 3:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. They only appear from mid June to mid
July, so when the moment comes, don’t let it go to waste; keep a camera
on han . If you re photography sa y, here are so e tips for capturing
your postcar i age of the agnificent ight show.
Ensure your digital camera has a shutter speed of at least one second
to ten secon s. Set your IS to about 4 , epen ing on the a ount of
light, and remember to use a tripod to keep the image crisp. Not only is it
exciting to see these extraordinary clouds, is a great
way to make your summer vacation memorable. So,
while you are out camping with friends and family,
just remember to look up.
You can share your images on one of the NLC database websites such as the octi ucent ou bser
ing Network (www.ed-co.net/nlcnet) or Spaceweather (www.spaceweather.com).
For more information about noctilucent clouds contact Mark Zalcik at [email protected]
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dearly missing out on connecting
with others. We have lost the art
of “connection.” So many of us
are lonely because we live our
lives with little to no interaction
with others. Admittedly, things
can get messy at times when
we interact with people. Drama
happens. If we can get past always
wanting
our way and enjoying our comfort zone where no one
bothers our way of doing things, we will experience life
at a higher and more fulfilling level. As we get past
ourselves and reach beyond, life will become much
sweeter and more meaningful. Becoming connected in
a community takes us to a place we can’t get to when
we stay secluded and independent of people. We receive benefits we otherwise wouldn’t if we aren’t joined
together. Strength comes forth. We are encouraged
and lifted up.
We can take this one step further. Joining together
as believers in Jesus Christ, gives us untold benefits.
Indeed, we are strengthened, encouraged and lifted
up. We join together with the generations, for something bigger than ourselves. “‘Love the Lord your God
with all your heart and with all your soul and with all
your strength and with all your mind’; and, ‘Love your
neighbor as yourself.’” Yet, there is more... when we
are joined spiritually, God moves on our behalf! “Again
I say to you, that if two of you agree on earth about
anything that they may ask, it shall be done for them
by My Father who is in heaven. For where two or three
have gathered together in My name, I am there in their
midst.”
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We become a
part of the family
of God when we
are born again. We
have joined a whole family
in which we are all a vital part of. Each of us has been
given gifts and talents that can be used to benefit each
other in our journey through life. We are designed to
be connected and involved in other’s lives. Just as the
branding pen is place where we can gather and enjoy
the benefits of collaboration and fellowship, we are encouraged to “...consider how to stimulate one another
to love and good deeds, not forsaking our own assembling together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging
one another; and all the more as you see the day drawing near.” This week, be mindful of the friendships and
connections you have. I pray that you will find a place
where you are welcome, where you can be encouraged,
where you can work for the common good of others
and where you can use your gifts to benefit the Body
of Christ. Don’t give up looking for that community you
desire. It is a God-placed desire within you. He has a
place where you will fit!
Scripture references: Luke 10:27, Matthew 18:19, 20,
Hebrews 10:24, 25
Chaplin shorebirds do better than in Texas
Shorebird scene carved from vegetables
Birds are telling us how well we are
doing protecting the environment,
says ni ersity of egina bio ogist
Dr. Christy Morrissey. “All birds are
pretty amazing,” she told the 22nd
Shorebird Festival fundraiser at Chaplin. “They can all tell something that’s
pretty special.
“They’re also special for humans.
They pollinate, they eat pests, they
disburse seeds and they clean up carrion of dead animals. Birds are super
heroes. They do amazing things for
us.”
But like Superman, the birds aren’t
immune to everything.
Birds can tell us a lot about how
healthy the environment is around us
and about our own health, she told
about 150 people attending.
“They’ve been telling us that they’re
declining. Globally, one in eight, or
over 1,300 different species around
the world, are actually declining. And
they’re threatened with extinction.
his is significant.
Issues causing ec ine range fro
wind turbine farms, development that
destroys habitat, to deforestation, climate change and pollution. Humans
are starting to rea i e that ushing our
chemicals out into the ocean can come
back to haunt us.
All of the chemicals we use in everything we wear or do “end up in the
environment where birds and animals
live.
Bouvier’s Berry Basket in Kincaid, Sask.
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Satur ay, u y 1 ou ier s erry as et prou y presents their first annua erry a
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Activities, and Live Music from many talented southern Saskatchewan artists including Annette and Solange Campagne, Scott Heatcoat, Tenille Arts,
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contact Elaine Bouvier at (306) – 264 – 3691 or cell # (306) 264-7980.
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“Many of these chemicals are harmful
in very, very small doses – interfere
with our hormones.”
They mimic hormones by blocking
or interfering with normal body hormones. Hormones are the same in humans, birds and animals.
If you protect water an air you are
actually doing a service to yourself.
It s goo for e eryone.
Morrissey said an explosion of chemistry after the creation of bug killing
DTT in 1939 made us dependent on
che ica s to fix our prob e s.
Scientists wonder if chemical pollution affects bird migrations.
Shorebirds that visit Chaplin Lake
spend half their life in the air migrating. ne ban e bir , o er 2 years
o , has own 3 ,
i es to the
moon and halfway back.
The red knot, which breeds at Chapin, can y ,
i es non stop.
ue ing up uring ights an oubling or tripling weight in a few days
is important to the birds. Chaplin Lake
is a major fuelling stop in the Central
igration yway.
Doctoral student Kirstin Bianchini,
working with Morrissey at Chaplin
Lake, said: “We think stop-over contamination is preventing birds from
fuelling and migrating.”
Their research has found Chaplin
Lake is a better fuelling stop than
the Gulf of Mexico where regular oil
spills contaminate the shoreline.
This team and a team in Texas capture
birds, band them, analyze blood and
feather samples, take measurements
and attach nanometers for radio track-
By Ron Walter
ing.
“Small blood samples tell us that birds
are fuelling better at Chaplin Lake
than in Texas. Body measurements
show the birds are actually in better
condition than the birds in the Gulf of
Mexico.
“So far it looks like Chaplin Lake is
relatively uncontaminated but sites in
Texas and South America are more
contaminated.”
She said salt mining at Chaplin Lake
has created extra shoreline habitat for
the shorebirds.
on a ter can be reache at ron oy
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Rock
observes
school
heritage
By Ron Walter
For Agri-Mart Express
The large rock along the
big curve on the gravel road
south of Mankota is hard to
miss. The rock stands out
for miles from the south and
west.
A plaque at the seven-foot
high rock recognizes the
school that once sat on the
site. he eturn Schoo o. 34 3 was use to gi e youngsters an e ucation
south of town for 44 years.
The one-room school was opened in the McEachern District south of the
rock in 1918 and moved to this spot in 1932. Faced with a lack of students
the school closed in 1950.
Se en years ater eturn Schoo re opene an ser e the co
unity unti
1969 when students had to take the bus up to 20 miles into Mankota.
he na e eturn was ta en when the app ication to open a schoo ha to be
one twice. he first batch of paper wor was returne .
The McEachern Community Club bought the building and used it for a
community centre until 1985 when it was donated to the Mankota Heritage
Museum and moved there.
Today the school deteriorates on a plot west of Mankota, along with pieces
of farm implements and tractors.
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Blessed with an unusual bird sighting
By Ron Walter For Agri-Mart Express
“Where are we going today?” asked BG.
“Either Horseshoe Lake and east or down to Rockglen and Fife Lake. You
choose.” I responded.
He chose Horseshoe Lake where last June we found an abundance of shorebirds.
On the way an American bittern in a slough pretended it was a cluster of reeds,
posing for the camera.
Horseshoe Lake almost shut us out. The alkali lake boasted a few ducks, geese
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We headed east on a grid road south of the lake. Dozens of American avocets
grazed on the distant eastern lake shallows.
The road east went between two blocks of community pasture – slightly rolling
hills full of potholes. Brown-headed cowbirds sat on the fences.
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The road south toward Ogema rewarded us with ducks and geese with babies.
A barn swallow stared at us from the window of a 103-year-old stone school.
Hitting Highway 13 we headed east, turning south toward Bengough.
Lunch at the hotel recently acquired by two Korean fellows was nice– great
cream of chicken soup and hot hamburger sandwich.
Southward at the turn to Castle Butte we kept on the westbound grid, driving
peacefully through a scenic winding coulee up plains and again into a coulee
ringe with ast year s corn fie s.
Coronach was our next stop. The apple pie with ice cream at Deb’s Kitchen was
delicious.
The day had been a bit of a bust – seeing hawks, geese, a few deer, one mangy
looking coyote but lots of trilling meadow larks.
We drove to Rockglen, visited on the street with the meat plant’s new owner,
then heading south on the grid road towards Obamaland.
Within minutes we spotted a hawk sitting in a tree nest, three deer in a shelterbelt. Some distance south we feared crossing into the U.S.A. without passports
and turned west. The new road rewarded us with phalaropes and more ducks. We
ran into an apparent dead end – a gravel road seeming to end in a yard.
Turning east and north we headed west into the fading sun through lowlands
with win ing cree s, sage an brush. pair of prairie chic ens ew up. n a
whim we turned north and saw a large hawk in a poplar tree nest – an endangered
ferruginous haw
that ew away after a few o ents.
We were talking and driving when BG almost yelled: “What’s that?”
A spring fed pond was loaded with birds – a marbled godwit, a willet and two
lesser yellow legs in the grass.
But our attention focused on a strange duck perched on a rock in the water – red
colour above the bill, white pincer-like bands under the eyes and chin and burning red eyes.
“Is that a wood duck?” asked an excited BG.
“Sure looks like one.” I was equally excited and surprised.
The colourful wood duck is rare in southwestern Saskatchewan. They like
woodland habitat, nest in trees and forage in wetlands Wood ducks live in the
Great Canadian Shield, tip of southeastern Saskatchewan, part of North Dakota,
southwestern Alberta and southern B.C.
This was a rare sighting. Wonder if he had a passport? Many photos and binocu ar iews ater the uc ew away.
Satisfie we ha bagge a new bir photo, we ro e north on the rench an
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On the way home south of Limerick we were discussing how we should have
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we spied a badger running in the grassy ditch beside us.
Stop. We got out of the car. By now the badger was waddling in stubble, blending into it under the evening sun. He stopped once to scratch his nose – or was
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Big Chef in the small city
Let me qualify the title of this
article by explaining that Chef
Michael Smith is a very tall man.
He towers over most individuals,
but his love of food and getting
to know how ingredients such as
lentils are grown and processed,
shows his passion for his profession.
We were fortunate enough to
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well as magazine writers from
Chatelaine, Canadian Living and
Taste of Home. Perhaps the most
well know guest was the Lentil
Hunter himself Chef Michael
Smith. This group is passionate
about food and gaining knowledge on lentils and the different
ways we can incorporate them
into delicious culinary dishes.
The purpose of their visit to see
food ‘Farm to Plate’ included
how lentils are grown, purchased
from the farm, cleaned and
shipped for export. We focused
a lot of the time spent with the
group in the fie an oo ing at
few different lentil varieties, as
well as the pretty colorful crops
such as ax an cano a.
fter the fie tour, we too the
group through our grading, buying, processing and shipping process. The group was impressed
with how much the machines removed foreign material from the
pro uct, as we as our IS 22
food safety measures to ensure
product shipped in end users receiving metal detected.
ur ay was wrappe up with
By Elyce Simpson
Simpson Seeds Inc.
any amazing lunch provided
by Common Café + Bakery in
downtown Moose Jaw. They did
a custom Currie lentil soup and
lentil beet cupcake. Both were
big hits with Chef Michael Smith
an the oo
oggers. It is great
to see how lentils are becoming
more popular in restaurants and
baking. This trend will only help
grow the lentil industry and demand, as the knowledge spreads
to the general public about this
“Food of the Future”. We are always excited to be a part of nourishing people, locally and internationally.
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Growers and Canadian Lentils
for arranging this tour to come to
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see one of the largest
built collections of
scale model airplanes
in Saskatchewan
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Open Sunday through
Saturday 12-5PM
British Fish
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Former Owners of
Country Garden's Tea House
And other home
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MON TO SUN 6AM TO 6PM
RESERVATIONS AFTER SIX
WE DO
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FROM NOV 1ST TO JUNE 4TH!
also we have assorted homemade pies and muffins
306-355-3600 • 112 Rose Street • Mortlach, SK
Mortlach 8th Annual Saskatoonberry Festival was a huge success!
Saturday June 27, 2015 Mortlach
held their 8th annual Saskatoon
berry festival.
Approximately
2500 people came out to enjoy a
beautifu ay fi e with fun. his
event is a huge fundraiser for the
community of Mortlach, mainly
organized by the Mortlach Community Development and Agricultural Society; it involves large
numbers of volunteers to man all
of the different events. This year,
following last year being named
“Event of the Year” by Saskatchewan Tourism, there was a bit of
pressure to top it. It efinite y sur
passed all expectations!
The day began with the parents of
the Mortlach Playschool serving
up a pancake breakfast. They sold
double last year, about 400 plates.
It was this year s ost profitab e
fundraiser for the playschool. This
marks the 6th year that P&H supplied the pancake mix; there were
10 moms and dads that came out
to help. A huge thanks to all that
supported playschool.
At 11 a.m. the parade made its way
down the main street with tons of
peop e ining the roa . ne of the
attractions, pedal tractors, included
many of the community kids and
visiting children riding them. The
P hea e up the para e an
the Caronport Fire Dept. brought
up the tail end.
There were 50 vendors registered
from Mortlach, Caronport, Moose
aw, ra e bourg, egina, Swift
Current, Saskatoon, Montmarte,
Cymric, Weyburn and Calgary.
There was a variety of food from
the morning’s pancake breakfast to
Taco in a Bag from the local Cultural Club who are raising funds
to go to Europe in March of 2016,
Gott’s Sausage, Smoke’s Poutine,
Part Tee Time Bar & Grill, as well
as the oca restaurants. ne of
Morlach’s local restaurants served
Elephant’s Ears with Saskatoons,
one served a delicious salad with
Saskatoons and biscuits, one sold
fish an chips, an of course Sas
katoon Pie from Prairie Berries
Inc. fro
ee er, S .
ne of the co
unity s a or
fundraisers is selling pie and icecream in the Mortlach Hall. This
year, 350 pies were purchased and
sold out. Apologies to those who
did not get a slice of pie, but the order had to be place well in advance
of knowing the beautiful weather
forecast for the day. There were
line ups for pie till about 2:00, and
sold out just after 3:00. Saskatoon
erry sun aes were a so a hit. It is
such a good product from Prairie
Berries that it is fun to see the enjoyment of people eating their pie
or sun ae. It s a so a great fun
raiser for the community and it
helps to support some of the costs
of the Berry Festival.
Saskatoon jam, syrup, chocolates
and dried Saskatoon Berries were
available to purchase all day long
at the Info ooth. ut if anyone
missed on those items, they can
still be purchased at Mortlach Antiques & Collectables.
All of the local businesses reported
having very successful days.
Mortlach Antiques and Collectables was at times so full of people
that no ore wou fit through the
door. There were many wonderful
comments on the festival and everyone was having a great time.
The store will continue to stock
Saskatoon berry items, including
whole frozen Saskatoon berry pies
throughout summer so be sure to
stop in again.
ran yn s Eatery so 23 fish
and chips; people were lined up
in the street. They sold out of beef
on a bun and due to the hot weather, they sold lots of ice cream and
milk shakes. Some people came
out on Sun ay for fish an chips
because they didn’t want to line up
on Saturday.
265 people visited the Mortlach
Museum on Berry Festival day.
There were a number of attractions
for them to enjoy.
Peter & Barbara St John with
“Heartland Publishing” had a
booth set up in front of the Museu . n isp ay were any in
teresting books, including a few
books that Barbara had written.
A newly arranged World War 2 exhibit and a hands-on Archaeological display were points of interest
for those who stopped.
A hand quilting demonstration was
given by Vonnie Forbes.
The Museum was pleased to have
Kelly Sapergia playing his keyboard & accordion for a few hours.
The Museum volunteers really enjoyed their many guests.
Twigs and Treasures had a great
day, with lots of people enjoying
the art. There were many enquiries
into art classes. The kids enjoyed
the free painting and making art
cards...
People took pictures at the Saskatoon berry festival sign with their
faces in the cutouts...great fun!
All in all, this year’s festival was a
great time for everyone involved,
from the volunteers to the vendors
and of course the many visitors
who came out. Be sure to visit next
year’s festival and remember to
“Meet Me in Mortlach”
MOOSE JAW 4-H
THANK YOU!
The Moose Jaw Inter 4-H Committee and the 4-H members would like to thank all the
buyers who purchased Steers at the sale on June 21, 2015. Thanks to JGL LIVESTOCK
for purchasing both the Grand Champion Steer at $3.00/lb. shown by Chelsie Christison
of the Bethune 4-H club and the Reserve Champion Steer at $3.30/lb shown by Eric
Cooper of the Valley View 4-H club.
BUYERS 2015
South Country Equipment
Young’s Equipment Inc.
JGL Livestock Ltd
Johnstone Auction Mart Ltd.
HCL Construction Ltd.
Henderson Hail Agencies Ltd.
Henderson Insurance Inc.
Martynook Trucking
Creekview Angus – Glen & Connie Straub
Ren Gro Fertilizer Ltd.
Argocorp International
Mitch’s Meats Assiniboia Ltd.
Clark’s Supply & Service Ltd.
Moose Jaw Funeral Home
Lynds Brothers
Western Veterinary Services
Moose Jaw Animal Clinic
Folgizan Insurance Inc.
FL Corral Cleaning – Boharm
H&D Trucking
Hideaway Ventures
Over The Top Performance Horses
Roberge Transport Inc.
Syngenta Canada
DuPont Canada
Adama Canada Ag Solutions
Gabel Angus
Markusson New Holland of Regina Ltd
Balcarres Animal Clinic
Livestock Media+
Triple A Herefords
AgWorld Equipment
Kindred Spirit Cattle Co
Heartland Livestock Services
McEwen Trucking Ltd.
Waxy’s Bobcat
Landscape Supply Center
Curtis Construction Ltd.
HVAC Sales Ltd.
Reinhart Plumbing, Heating & A/C Ltd.
Riddell Ranch
Favel Transportation Inc.
Hi Low Angus
Big Bob’s Meats Ltd. Regina
Jerky Boys Meats Ltd.
Thanks to Scott Johnstone, Corey Mantell, Ken Fuchs and Johnstone Auction Mart Ltd.
for handling the sale and to Heartland Livestock for weighing the steers.
Operators/Drivers Required
Favel Transportation is currently hiring for all Divisions
Livestock: Owner operator pay package is $3.10/loaded mile
and 1.45/empty mile on a Quad Axle. Company drivers have the
opportunity to make up to .66 cents per mile.
Hopper: Owner Operator pay package is 74% of gross revenue
Company drivers have the opportunity to make up to .51 cents per
mile.
Must be able to go to the USA. Safety and mileage bonuses.
For more information: 1-877-533-2835 ext 3
Or email: [email protected] • 93 Highland Road Moose Jaw, SK
Jan. 29 - Feb. 15 at MJ Exhibition Grounds
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Sask. farm incomes fell from 2009-13
Saskatchewan income per farmer averaged a 36.7
per cent increase in the four years between 2009 and
2013 but net operating income declined slightly.
The picture painted by Statistics Canada shows revenue per farm increased to $317,777 in 2013 from
$232,349 four years earlier.
Higher operating expenses and increased depreciation charges ate into profits.
Operating expenses increased by 38.2 per cent to
$249,000.
Depreciation charges almost doubled to $41,000 per
farm from $24,700.
Program payments from crop insurance and farm
safety net agencies doubled to $6,682 from $3,872.
Program payments during the interim years were
much higher, averaging $14,600 per farm in 2010;
$17,700 in 2011; and $12,600 in 2012. Those three
years saw weather-related crop damage.
Net income, adjusted for depreciation, of $27,457
was down 1.9 per cent from $27,993 in 2009.
Income in the years 2010 to 2012, boosted by increased program payments was higher. Farmers averaged $28,500 in 2010, 38,000 in 2011 and $38,400
in 2012.
Saskatchewan lost about 3,000 farmers during the
period to end with 37,737 units.
By Ron Walter
For Agri-Mart Express
Meanwhile Saskatchewan land values are the lowest
in Canada even though taking a 60 per cent jump
between 2009 and 2013.
Provincial farmland averaged $881 an acre at the
end of 2013 compared with $551 in 2009.
The Canadian average per acre was $2,227, up 38.5
per cent from 2009.
Highest valued farmland in Canada was Ontario at
$8,427 an acre, up 54 per cent in four years. Second
highest value was in British Columbia, at $5,060, up
a mere 2.6 per cent.
Quebec had the third highest priced farm land in
Canada – $4,231 an acre, increased by 42 per cent.
Arable land-scarce Newfoundland and Labrador
ranked fourth at $2,811 an acre, up 4.5 per cent.
P.E.I. was fifth at $2,431, up by 14.4 per cent. Sixth
was Alberta, $1,934 an acre up almost 28 per cent.
In seventh was Nova Scotia at $1,934 followed by
New Brunswick at $1,737.
In ninth place was Manitoba at $1,388 an acre for an
increase of 41.5 per cent.
Saskatchewan ranked last at $881 an acre even with
a 59.5 per cent increase.
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EMPLOYEE
PRICING
43,285
$
AWD
MSRP $54,439
15EDG242
MSRP $$40,539
2015 FORD EDGE SEL
PRICING
PRICING
48,952
$
AWD
MSRP $47,889
EMPLOYEE
15EDG196
36,756
$
15EDG264
2015 FORD EDGE LIMITED
EMPLOYEE
PRICING
43,199
$
BLOWOUT
AWD
2015 FORD EDGE SPORT
EMPLOYEE
15EDG265
PRICE
MSRP 34,599
14TC365
2014 FORD TRANSIT CONNECT XLT
EMPLOYEE
PRICING
25,980
$
WEYBURN
306.842.2645 • TOLL FREE 1.800.667.7660 • WWW.GREATPL AINSFORD.COM
WESTERN
TRAILER
&
RV
www.westerntruckcentre .ca
2014 Gatormade 5x10 Utility
2015 Trailtech BT135-510
stk# 008563
stk# 035916
3500lb Axle - 15” Tires
Was
$1,995
Great year round trailer.
Summer Sale
$1,695
Was
$2,695
2015 CJay Trailers 6x10 Dump
$7,995
$7,395
14’ Tandem Axle Dump Trailer
Was
$9,690
$7,100
2015 Keystone RV Company
Springdale Limited
$28,900
$26,500
2006 Keystone RV Outback
US
ED
$13,200
$12,400
$9,395
Large Capacity Axles,
Heavy Duty Unit
Summer Sale
Was
$10,600
$9,995
2016 Keystone RV Company
Fuzion Chrome
$3,395
2014 TrailTech Truck Bed 8634-8’
stk# 036192
Great strength in this
construction series
Summer Sale
Was
$7,350
$6,895
2015 Trailtech L270-20
stk#024507
Pre-wired & Ready to install with
headache rack.
Summer Sale
Was
$3,395
$3,100
2015 CJay Trailers FX9 620
stk# 036224
2 x 7000lb Axels
Summer Sale
Was
$7,960
$7,100
2015 CJay Trailers FX9-823-78-T60
stk# 002975
V-Nose Combo Trailer,
Trailer & Cargo in one.
Summer Sale
Was
$10,900
$10,100
stk# 003243
Awesome toy box design
Summer Sale
Was
$16,900
$15,800
2014 Precision Trailers 24 Ft
2013 Steamlite 30DBS
24’ Deck -2 x 10,000 lb Axle
Ultra light-weight option
packs a lot of trailer
Summer Sale
Was
US
ED
US
ED
stk# 810015
Clever innovations throughout.
Was
$108,900
Summer Sale
$101,800
2015 Keystone RV SummerLand
stk# 921894
Bring a fresh and upscale style
to the RV market.
Summer Sale
Was
$3,740
stk# 234764
stk# 100550
Family friendly lay-out designed to
easily accommodate.
Summer Sale
Was
Summer Sale
2015 Bergen 14’ Bumper
Hitch Stock Trailer
stk# 035900
$7,995
$2,295
Summer Sale
Was
stk# 035659
2015 Trailtech L235HD
3500lb Torflex Axels, 15” Tires,
Heavy Duty Dump
Summer Sale
Was
Summer Sale
2015 Trailtech CLR270
stk# 002975
6x12 - 3500lb Axle, 15” Tires
2014 Trailtech P2-14KHD
stk# 003079
6000lb Singe Axle - 15” Tires,
Electric over hydraulic dump
Summer Sale
Was
2014 CJay Trailers 6x12
KEVIN HEANEY
306-694-2900
[email protected]
$16,900
$16,100
2015 Keystone RV Sprinter 334FW
$28,800
$26,900
2016 Keystone Impact
RV
’s
RV
’s
RV
’s
stk# 150526
stk# 530229
stk# 815076
Light-weight, easy to tow
and affordable
Summer Sale
Was
$23,900
Summer Sale
Was
$18,500
Pre-wired & Ready to install with
headache rack.
Summer Sale
Was
$55,300
CJ
ay
TRAILERS
1708 Main Street North, Moose Jaw SK.
www.westerntruckcentre.ca
$49,500
Versatile Toy Hauler
Was
$85,900
Summer Sale
$81,100
306-694-2900

Moose Jaw Express

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