MARYFIELD DISTRICT LIONS

MARYFIELD DISTRICT LIONS
Community Newsletter
May 2016
MARYFIELD DISTRICT LIONS
The Lions continue to collect batteries for
recycling. Batteries may be dropped off at Rob
Hill’s yardsite or you can call any Lion to have
your batteries picked up and taken to Rob’s.
 There is a tub of used toys at the Legion Hall. If
anyone is interested in them, contact Barb
Swallow at 306-646-4324.
 There are 2 benches at the legion hall that can be
loaned to an organization that could use them.
Contact Barb if you have a use for them.
 The newsletter continues to be popular with many
in Maryfield. Items such as birth announcements,
obituaries and congratulations are welcome.

MARYFIELD DISTRICT LIONS
are once again partnering with
WESTWOOD RANCH GARDEN CENTRE
in a fundraiser.
Clip the Garden Centre coupon below
and take it with you on your visit to the
Garden Centre on
May 21 & 22, 2016
Maryfield District Lions will received a percent
of all purchases made on
these 2 days.
All funds will be used for local projects.
Welcome to an evening of
Latino music with friends from
Rio Grande Bible Institute
Edinburg, Texas
Musicians from Mexico, Honduras and Columbia
will minister to us!
7:00 p.m., Tuesday, May 31, 2016
at Maryfield Associated Gospel Church
Steak Night
Arlington Hotel
Maryfield Grad
2016 Fundraiser
Tickets from grads
and at the door
May 29, 2016
5:00 - 8:00 pm
$20.00 8oz. ribeye
1/2 proceeds to grad class
Thanks for your support!
Maryfield School
Annual Spring
Concert
Thursday, May 5
@ 7 pm
Silent Auction
with proceeds going
to Missoula Theatre
October 1, 2016
Appeal Forms for
Maryfield District Donor’s Choice
are now in the mail.
Donations can be dropped off at the
Village of Maryfield Office
or
to Barb Swallow at 307 Barrows Street.
Donations may also be mailed to:
Maryfield District Donor’s Choice
c/o Barb Swallow, P. O. Box 280
Maryfield SK S0G 3K0
Deadline for donations is May 20, 2016.
May 21 & 22, 2016
Your chance to make a difference!
FOR SALE
Maryfield Rec. Board has some new 1” black hose
for sale. These are the ends of the spools of hose
that was used on the curling ice. Various lengths.
If interested, contact Bryan Swallow, 306-646-7749.
Make an offer.
1997 F150 Lariat. 4wd. 5.4L auto. 3rd door. Long
box. Power windows, doors, seat. Command start.
360000 km. Leather, box liner, air bags, new front
suspension, decent rubber, some rust, needs rear
brakes. 140000 km on transmission and rear end.
Asking about $1200. Call Tavis. 646-4335.
Good old manure for the garden. Mineral tub
packed full—$15. Call Harold at 306-646-4545.
BUSINESS
Marlee Swallow - Massage Therapy open at
W.W. Fitness, Redvers on Mon. and Tues. & Middle
of No Where Day Spa on Maryfield on Thurs. and
Fri. CALL Marlee Swallow @ 1-306-646-7726.
JCL Therapeutic Massage Therapy - Luise
Berg RMT in Kola, Manitoba. Hours: Monday: 5—
8 p.m. & Tuesday to Friday: 9:30 a.m.—2 p.m.
Call: 1-204-556-2363 (home with answering
machine) or 1-204-512-3363 (cell)
TK SAFETY SERVICES - Tracy Ross
Certified to teach First Aid/CPR as well as the
Babysitting Course. Will travel to offer my courses.
Contact Tracy Ross, TK Safety Services, First Aid/
CPR Instructor. Call 306 452 8619
or email [email protected]
WORK WANTED
Small construction jobs. New or fix up. Maybe a
garden shed or laminate flooring or shingling and
the list goes on & on. Have skid steer as well. Call
Harold Friesen at 306-646-4545.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TOPS meets every Thursday at 7:30 at the
Maryfield Clinic. Everyone welcome.
LEND A HELPING HAND!
Would anyone be interested in helping with the
following activities at the Sunrise Villa?
 Driving for outings
 Assisting with emails or skype
 Building bird houses
 Playing music or singing
 Other ideas are welcome
Contact Mary Thiessen at 306-646-2060.
Remember the newsletter can be accessed at
http://www.maryfieldsaskatchewan.com
THANK YOU
The Chambers family wishes to thank the
community for standing by us during the difficult
time of Garry's sudden passing. Thanks so much
for hugs, prayers, caring, friendship and food
donations. These things were much
appreciated.
Myrtle, Jeff, Tony, Lorie and girls.
Thank you from the Harmony Centre to all who
donated food, time, and helped with expenses, to
make our post-renovation supper a success.
Thanks to The Downers and company for the
entertainment. We hope everyone enjoyed the
evening.
TRUCK NEEDED
The watering truck that the Beautification Committee
owns is on death’s door. We are in search of a new
truck. If anyone is interested in donating or selling
(at a low price) a good used half ton truck that could
be used for watering flowers, please send a tender
to:
Truck Tender, c/o Janet Lemon, Box 236, Maryfield
Please send your tenders in by May 20.
SENIORS HARMONY CENTRE NEWS
The Seniors Harmony Centre has now completed
the projects begun in 2015, funded by the
Government of Canada's New Horizons For
Seniors Program. One grant was to repair the 80
year old pool table. Creasy Piano and Hot Tubs did
the repairs and the pool players report that it is
much better (new players most welcome!).
A second grant was received for painting. The
entire interior was painted, as well as the cabinet
interiors (kitchen and washrooms). The trim was
taken off and painted, electric heaters cleaned and
painted and new linoleum installed in the
washrooms. New higher toilets have also been
installed.
We would like to thank everyone that helped in any
way, to give the drop-in a much needed facelift. That includes our members who did so much
prep work, painting and re-assembling; Marla and
Kelly Kay who were hired to paint the walls; Terry
and Leon Friesen who gave us a day and
accomplished what would have taken days for the
rest of us to accomplish.
Although we are very happy with the results, there
are still items that need tending to, so it is an
ongoing effort.
Again, our heartfelt thanks to all who helped.
Maryfield Seniors Harmony Centre
MARYFIELD PRIMARY
HEALTH CENTRE
HEALTH CENTRE HOURS
Phone: 306-646-2133
Monday:
9:00 – 3:30 Dr. Office
Tuesday:
9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
Wednesday: 9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
Thursday:
9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
10:00 – 4:30 Dr. Office
(once a month)
Friday:
9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
There may not always be a Doctor on every
Monday and Thursday. To avoid
disappointment, please phone ahead for an
appointment if possible.
 There may not always be a Nurse Practitioner at
the Health Centre on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays. To avoid
disappointment, please phone ahead for an
appointment if possible.

The Home Care Nurse, Rebecca White; Public
Health Nurse, Nancy Larsen-James; Dietitian,
Laura Thompson; Diabetic Nurse Educator,
Frances Boutin; Home Care Case Manager,
Jocelyn Akins; Social Worker, Sheila Szakacs;
Mental Health Nurse, Helene Dorsch;
and Occupational Therapist, Angela Gervais visit
the Health Centre at various times during the
month. Phone the Health Centre at 306-646-2133
for more information.
Telehealth is available at the Maryfield
Primary Health Centre!! Telehealth
Saskatchewan uses two way video and audio
conferencing to provide a wide range of
educational programming and clinical
considerations. If you need to video conference
an appointment with your specialist or want to
take part in any provincial education sessions let
us know. We can set that up for you. The service
is free.
A Dietitian and Diabetic Clinic will be held at the
Health Centre on May 26, 2016. If you would like
to talk to a Dietitian about any diet concerns or the
Diabetic Nurse Educator about any diabetic
concerns please contact the Health Centre to set
up an appointment.
Remember the newsletter can be accessed at
http://www.maryfieldsaskatchewan.com
We will be including a FYI (For Your Information
section in the newsletter each month. If you have
health questions you would like answered please
call us at 646-2133 and we will include information
on the topic of your choice. Remember health
includes body, mind and soul.
AUTISM AWARENESS
Early Indicators
No babbling by 12 months
Resistance to touch
No single words by 16 months
No response to name by 12 months
No gestures (point, wave, etc) by 12 months
No 2-word phrases by 24 months
Communication Difficulty
May use few spoken words
Speech may seem “robotic”
May use full sentences, but in what may be
considered an odd way
Use few or no gestures, and not understand
them
Speech includes significant use of things heard
on television or echoing
Use of big words for a young age
Social Difficulty
Withdrawn from others
May not seek out interaction with other people
May not turn in response to name
May not follow or try pointing to show interest in
something
Preference to play alone rather than with other
children
May have difficulty maintaining appropriate eye
contact
Unusual Behaviors
Resistance to change in schedule
Play with toys in only one way (lining up toys,
etc)
May have highly focused interests or obsessions
( trains, maps, etc)
Intense need for routine
Repetitive actions such as hand flapping, rocking
stiffening of arms or whole body
If you have concerns please contact your local
Autism Spectrum Disorder Consultant of Sun
Country Health Region at 306 842-8665 or the
Maryfield Primary Health Centre for more
information.
Primary Health Care is about staying healthy, preventing
illness and injury, managing chronic conditions, treating acute
medical illness, promoting healthier living and accessing the
best health provider for the job.
MARYFIELD ASSOCIATED GOSPEL CHURCH
Regular Services
Sundays
9:30 a.m. Prayer Meeting
9:45 a.m. DJ Club
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
Contact the church for weekly home Bible studies!
May 2016
Tue 10 Sunrise Villa Service
7:00 p.m.
Wed 11 Elders Meeting
7:00 p.m.
Church Board Meeting
7:30 p.m.
Fri 13 Youth Group Bible Study
7:00 p.m.
Sun 15 Worship Service
with Brad Weber, KLBC
11:00 a.m.
Sunrise Villa Hymn Sing
7:00 p.m.
Sun 22 The Lord’s Supper (new date!)
11:00 a.m.
Fri 27 Youth Group Bible Study
7:00 p.m.
Tue 31 Potluck with R.G.B.I. team
5:30 p.m.
Rio Grande Bible Institute Service 7:00 p.m.
From Head to Foot
Massage Therapy
From Head to Foot Massage Therapy
is located at
Hats off Hair Salon in Maryfield
Available in Maryfield:
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Virden:
Wednesday and Friday
Contact Holly Donald RMT @ (306) 646-7585
Maryfield
306-646-2181
Mondays: Butchering
Open Tuesday thru Friday: 8-12 & 1-5
Pork chops: $3.19/lb.
Wieners: $5.29/lb.
Farmer’s Sausage: $5.29/lb.
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
Church services in May & June are at 11:30 a.m.
May 5—Church service at the Villa at 1:30 p.m.
May 5—Last session of Sunshine Club for this
spring. 3:30 p.m. Kindergarten to
Grade 8 are welcome!
Every Thursday - Bible Study at the Haven: 10 a.m.
Maryfield St. Andrew’s United Church website:
www.crossroadsunited.org
MARYFIELD FOOD PANTRY
Donate to the Food Pantry—nonperishable food
items and/or money can be dropped off at various
locations around town. There is a small deep freeze
in the community wing of the school if you wish to
donate frozen food. Hampers are distributed the 4th
Monday of every month. YOU MUST PHONE THE
CONFIDEN-TIAL PHONE NUMBER 646-4470 AND
LEAVE A MESSAGE EACH TIME YOU REQUIRE
A HAMPER.
Newsletter Advertising Prices
$2 - classified ad
$20 - 2” by 3” boxed ad
$25 - ¼ page
$50 - ½ page
$75- full page ad
Senior Centre Rental Rates
Teas & Showers
$45
Company Meetings, Political Events,
Funerals & Receptions
$125
Soup & Sandwiches, Luncheons, &
Other Functions
$75
To rent the Senior Centre, contact
Mary Lou Sweeting at 306-646-4524.
MARYFIELD LIBRARY
Box 160
Maryfield, SK
646-2148
Rabies Clinic 2016
[email protected]
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OPEN HOURS :
TUESDAY: 9 AM - 12 NOON & 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
WEDNESDAY:
2:30 - 6:30 PM
THE PLANT PERSON: Tues., May 3 at 2:30 Judy
Moore will get us going on the spring flowers planting
season.
ART ON DISPLAY: Geordie Smith’s woodwork will
be on display for the month of May, with a variety of
projects integrating different woods and delicate
scrollwork into the art pieces.
THANK YOU to Doug Brady for helping to set up the
display of Naomi’s art in April.
JAMMIE PARTY: Wednesday, May 11 at 7 p.m.
BIKE RODEO: Back by popular demand on
Wednesday, May 11, Grades 1 - 6 will participate in
this test of bike riding skills and informational
presentation on how to safely ride your bike on village
or city streets; a joint project with the Holistic Health
Team. A draw will be made for a bike.
SOUTHEAST REGIONAL LIBRARY 50TH
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION: Friday, May
27, 12 noon, at the school. People from headquarters
will bring the food including a birthday cake &
balloons. A tribute to the Holistic Health Team for
their ‘Walking Paths’ project will be part of this
celebration.
SPRING CLEAN OUT: Do you want to find a home
for those older books on your book shelves? Please
bring any books by the following authors to the
Library. They will be on display to buy at $1/book:
Nora Roberts for May and Janet Evanovich for June.
HOOPLADIGITAL.COM: Download music, movies,
television programs, audio books on your computer or
mobile device at this site! There are thousands of titles
available to borrow 24/7. All you need is a free library
card from the Maryfield Public Library. CHECK IT OUT !
VIDEO GAMES: As of Feb. 1, 2016, Southeast Regional
Library's video game collection is available for loan. Only
Southeast Regional patrons will be able to use them. We
have access to many of the newest and most popular
games for Wii, WiiU, XBox, Playstation 3 and Playstation
4. You can place a hold at the library or on the Southeast
Regional library website using your library card and
password. Games are loaned for a week (7 days) and have
an overdue fee of $1.00/day (just like DVDs). Plans are in
motion to expand the collection this year and to get a small
collection installed in every branch.
Carlyle, SK
306-453-2446
Redvers, SK
306-452-3558
Kipling, SK
306-736-2516
Saturday May 14th, 2016
Alida: 11:30am-12:30pm (Rink)
Tuesday May 17th, 2016
Lampman: 9:30-10:30am (Fire Hall)
Kisbey: 11:15-11:30am (Fire Hall)
Arcola: 12:00-12:30pm (Fire Hall)
Kenosee Lake: 1:30-1:45pm (Town Shop)
Whitebear: 2:00-2:15pm (Parking lot of #9 Food & Gas)
Manor: 3:00-3:30pm (Fire Hall)
Wednesday May 18th, 2016
Wauchope: 9:30-10:15am (Beside the Church)
Antler: 10:45-11:00am (East of Bar)
Bellegarde: 12:00-12:30pm (Beside the Credit Union)
Fertile: 1:00-1:30pm (Community Hall)
Storthoaks: 1:45-2:15pm (Community Hall)
Ryerson: 3:00-3:15pm (Old School)
Maryfield: 3:45-4:30pm (Fire Hall)
Thursday May 19th, 2016
Windthorst: 9:30-10:00am (Fire Hall)
Glenavon: 10:15-11:00am (Municipal Office)
Montmartre: 11:15-12:00pm (RM Shop)
Grenfell: 1:15-2:00pm (Esso Parking Lot)
Broadview: 2:15-3:00pm (Fire Hall)
Langbank: 3:30-4:15pm (Beside Co-op Agro)
Kennedy: 4:25-4:50pm (Friendship Centre)
No Appointment Necessary.
We Accept Cash or Cheque.
If you have any questions please contact
the office nearest you!
We look forward to seeing you and your pet there!
R.M. OF MARYFIELD NO. 91
2016 GRAVEL PROGRAM
The RM of Maryfield has hired Mid-Western Redi Mix for
the 2016 road gravelling season. If you are planning on
getting gravel in your yard or on lane please call the RM
Office so that we can co-ordinate with the Gravel Haulers
to ensure that you will be getting the requested gravel in an
orderly fashion. The current cost for crushed gravel is
$10.00 per cubic yard plus the cost of hauling the gravel.
STRYCHNINE
There is 2% Liquid Strychnine available to RM of
Maryfield No. 91 Landowners for the use of controlling
Richardson Ground Squirrels which must be applied by
June 17, 2016. The cost is $11.00 per bottle and is
available for pick up at the RM Office which is opened
Monday to Friday 9 a.m. – noon and 1 – 5 p.m.
MOWING OF DITCHES
It is the intent of the RM of Maryfield to start the 2016
mowing program towards the end of June this year,
weather dependant. If you are planning on cutting the
ditches for the purpose of haying them, it would be greatly
appreciated if you could advise us of the locations that you
will be “haying’ on or before June 18th.
DEVELOPMENT PERMITS
Please remember if you are putting up any structures
on your property you are required to have a
development permit. If you are thinking of putting up a
structure, house, bins or sheds please come to the office
and fill out the paper work so it can approved at a
meeting.
DUST CONTROL
The dust control program for the 2016 will be
underway shortly, if you have gotten dust control in the
past your name will automatically be on the list. If you
are wanting dust control or you no longer want dust
control please contact the office as soon as soon as
possible to let us know.
Maryfield School Newsletter
May 3 - Jr. Sub Dist Badminton @ Rocanville @ 1pm
- Rookie Sub Dist Badminton @ Wawota @ 1 pm
May 5 - Spring Concert @ 7 pm
May 7 - Sr. Badminton Regionals @ Kipling
- Jr. District Badminton @ Stoughton @ 9:30 am
- Rookie Dist Badminton @ Moosomin @ 9:30
May 11- Bike Rodeo sponsored by SE Regional Library
& Maryfield Health Centre
May 12 - Track meet in Estevan – gr. 6-9
May 13 - SCC Pulled Pork hot lunch
May 18 - Regional Track @ Moosomin
May 20 - Crazy Hair Day
May 23 - NO SCHOOL - Victoria Day
May 24 - NO SCHOOL – PD Day
May 25 - District Track @ Weyburn
June 3 - Spring bottle drive
June 11 - Maryfield School Graduation
June 17 - Maryfield School Awards Day
Thanks to all who attended our Scholastic Book Fair
which run in conjunction with our Student Led
Conferences on April 18 & 19th. We reached our goal of
$1596 in sales which provided Maryfield School $750
worth of books for our school library and classrooms.
Thank you for supporting this literacy event.
The 58th Annual Speech Competition was held on April
6th. Congratulations to all of the participants. The
winners of the Laura Frazer Trophy for grade 7 & 8 were
first, Matthew Gil; second, Ben Retzlaff and third, Darci
Glover. The Lydia Frazer Trophy for grade 9 & 10’s was
won by Valli Retzlaff with second going to Amber
Thiessen and third to Jayleigh Hodgson. The grade 11 &
12’s competed for the Megan Wrubleski Trophy with Lee
Retzlaff taking first, Jessica Thompson, second and
Hailey Price, third. Thanks to Carol Flynn, Amy Rutten
and Roy Bortolotto for being our judges that day.
On April 6th, Morley Hamilton, George Eisler and John
Bonar from the Wawota Royal Canadian Legion
presented certificates and cheques to Maryfield School
SCRAP TIRE PROGRAM
students who were winners of the annual Royal Canadian
RM of Maryfield is excited to a part of the Scrap Tire
Legion Remembrance Day poem, essay and poster
Program! The Program will allow rate payers to take
competition. Congratulation to all students to participated
any used tires to the drop off to be disposed of FREE OF in this annual event. Students who went on to the zone
CHARGE!! The Wawota Lions group is holding a tire
level were Darci Glover – 1st Intermediate essay; Ben
round up from June 20, 2016 to July 10, 2016. Tires can Glover – 2nd Intermediate poem and Lee Retzlaff – 1st
be dropped off at NNW 33-10-32 W1 (4.5 miles West of senior essay. Lee’s essay also placed 1st at the District
the Viterra Elevator on the South side of the highway)
level and was 2nd at the Provincial level. Thank you to
OR you can call the Wawota Lions and they will come
the Wawota Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion for
and pick up your tires! Wawota Lions contact Kyle
their continuing support with this competition.
Smyth 306-577-8495 or Stacy Schill 306-551-5051.
For any questions or to be a part of any of the above
programs please call the office at 306-646-2033.
May 25th is the deadline for the next newsletter. Drop off items to
Maryfield Corner Store or email Barb at [email protected]
May 2016
Sun
1
Mon
2
Dr. Van
Tue
3
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
Wed
4
Plant Session
At Library
8
9
No Doctor
Thu
5
GARBAGE
Public
Health
Open
10 Dump
11
12:30—4:30
Fri
Sat
6
7
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
12
13
14
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
19
20
21
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
Dr. Kerkhoff
Spring Concert
RECYCLE
Jammie Party
Bike Rodeo
15
16
Dr. Van
17
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
23
Greenhouse
Fundraiser
Clinic
Closed
24
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
Donor’s Choice
Due
Dr. Van
25
RECYCLE
Newsletter Due
Victoria Day
29Auditorium 30
Sunday Brunch
Grad Class
Steak Supper
GARBAGE
Kindergarten
Rabies Clinic
Cleanup Week
22
18
Open
31 Dump
12:30—4:30
Latino Music
MARYFIELD VOLUNTEER FIRE
DEPARTMENT
Maryfield Volunteer Fire Department had another
successful Texas Hold 'em poker tournament this year!
Thanks to all of you who attended, volunteered your
time, donated prizes, dealt cards, and purchased
auction items. All the funds raised from the day go
towards your fire departments ongoing education and
equipment upgrades. So thank you, we are able to
keep our team trained and ready because of your
generosity. We would like to thank the following parties
for their donations to us, in no particular order; The
Arlington Hotel, Home Sweet Home Tea House,
Longman Apiaries, Anderson Land and Cattle, Marlee
Swallow Massage Therapy, Maple Farm Equipment,
Lincoln Farm Supply, D & D Autobody, Foxtail Hauling,
Thompson Farms, Moose Mountain Mud, Hats Off Hair
Salon, Angela Veysey and Family, The Witches Brew,
Holly Donald Massage Therapy, Michael Clark Custom
Hauling, I-Jack Industries, Red Hawk Well Servicing,
Middle Of Nowhere Day Spa, Virden Oil Capitals,
Cromer Valley Store, Van Eaton Farms, Sweeting
Enterprises Ltd., Moosomin Dental Clinic, The
Maryfield Auditorium, Maryfield Corner Store, and
Horizon Meat Shop!
Thank You!
26
27
Diabetic
ClinicClinic
Diabetic
Greenhouse
Fundraiser
28
Library 50th
Walking Path
Kickoff
Dump Open
12:30—4:30
June 3
Bottle Drive
June 11
Grad
CONTROLLED BURN NUMBER
Maryfield Volunteer Fire Department would like
to remind everyone as we head into the spring
season to please use the controlled burn
number, 1-866-404-4911, to report your
controlled fire. This saves you an unwanted
bill and stops an unnecessary dispatch of
emergency services. Thanks Everyone!
SUNRISE VILLA WELCOMES
Friends to play BINGO (half of the
winnings to Telemiracle)
Babies and Grandmas—Anytime!
Pets to visit in the Courtyard
New Residents
Maryfield School
Spring Bottle Drive
Friday, June 3 @ 1 pm
Please leave your cans & bottles on the curb
for pick up that day or drop them off at the
school that week before noon on Friday.
VILLAGE OF MARYFIELD
CLEAN UP WEEK
Clean up week for the Village of Maryfield will be
held during the week of May 16th through the 20th.
The Village staff will only be picking up vegetation
and tree limbs that are cut in manageable sizes. All
grass clippings and garden refuse must be in
“CLEAR” garbage bags or boxes with an open top
and placed in the back lane. The Village will not
remove more than one truck load of vegetation per
residence. All other debris is the responsibility of
the individual and must be taken to the transfer
station during regular operating hours. The
Transfer Site hours are Tuesdays and Saturdays
from 12:30 – 4:30.
TRANSFER STATION RATES
HOUSHOLD WASTE:
Bagged garbage………………………………....$1.00
½ Ton of Waste………………………….……..$25.00
1 Ton of Waste…………………………………$50.00
3 Ton of Waste………………………………..$150.00
APPLIANCES:
All Appliances…………………………………..$10.00
FURNITURE:
Mattress, Love Seats, Sofas, Box Spring,
Chairs etc. ……….…………………...$20.00/each
CLEAN WOOD:
CLEAN WOOD ONLY…………………….…….FREE
Only clean wood may go in the wood pile. NO
PAINTED WOOD OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL!!
NO TIRES, SHINGLES, PROPANE TANKS OR
ELECTRONICS ALLOWED AT THE TRANSFER
STATION!
To all Village and R.M. rate payers using the
Transfer Site outside of regular hours, please stop
by the office to pay the appropriate fee and have a
receipt issued.
The Wawota Lions Club is taking part in a scrap tire
clean-up program. This is a ONE-TIME clean-up
program so please watch for posters and flyers in
the mail so you don’t miss out.
With lawn mowing season approaching council
would like to remind everyone not to blow grass
clippings or leaves onto the street.
THANK YOU
Team Erickson would like to say a huge thank you
for all the support during our journey to compete in
the Optimist U18 International Curling
Championships in Edmonton, Alberta. A special
thank you to Janet Lemon and Barb Swallow for
organizing our send off. We were very impressed
by the chants the Little Rockers preformed and the
entire team wished they were present to hear
them! Seeing all the community members that
came to support us was a great reminder of why
our little town has been put on the map and were
very proud to continue the success Maryfield has
shown in the curling world. We were honored to
represent Saskatchewan and are very grateful for
all the donations that made our experience
possible.
DON’T MISS OUT ON
TICKETS ON A
BLUE JAYS PACKAGE
For the months of May & June,
we will be selling tickets for a
Blue Jays package valued at $150.00.
Tickets are $2.00 each or 3/$5.00.
Available at theatre
or from Auditorium Committee Members.
Draw to be made on July 1, 2016.
MARYFIELD AUDITORIUM
Is hosting a
Sunday Brunch
May 29th
10:00 am -1:00 pm.
Adults $10.00 & Children $5.00.
Maryfield Auditorium May 2016
Regular Admission:
Adults: $6.00
Showtime: 8 PM
Doors open at: 7:30 PM
Students: $5.00
Wheelchair Accessible
Children: $3.00
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Friday, May 6 & Saturday, May 7
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
151 min
Starring:Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill
Rated PG Violence, Coarse Language, Might Frighten Young Children
Genre(s): Action/Adventure, Sci-fi/Fantasy
Batman and Superman clash over differing philosophies about what kind of heroism is needed to protect the
world, while the public they're defending is becoming increasingly mindful of the damage that superheroes and
masked vigilantes cause. However, the duo are soon forced to confront an even greater threat created by
nefarious billionaire Lex Luthor.
Friday, May 13 & Saturday, May 14
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2
94 min
Starring: Nia Vardalos, John Corbett
Rated PG Sexual Language
Genre(s): Comedy, Romance
The film reveals a Portokalos family secret that will bring the beloved characters back together for an even
bigger and Greeker wedding.
Friday, May 20 & Saturday, May 21
The Boss
99 min
Starring: Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Bell
Rated 14A Coarse & Sexual Language
Genre(s): Comedy
Academy Award®-nominated star Melissa McCarthy headlines The Boss as a titan of industry who is sent to
prison after she’s caught for insider trading. When she emerges ready to rebrand herself as America’s latest
sweetheart, not everyone she screwed over is so quick to forgive and forget.
Friday, May 27 & Saturday, May 28
(Subject to availability, check our Facebook page for updates)
The Jungle Book
106 min
Starring: Neel Sethi, Bill Murray
Rated PG May Frighten Young Children
Genre(s): Action/Adventure, Drama, Family
The man-cub Mowgli flees the jungle after a threat from the tiger Shere Khan. Guided by Bagheera the panther
and the bear Baloo, Mowgli embarks on a journey of self-discovery, though he also meets creatures who don't
have his best interests at heart.
For the months of May & June, we will be selling tickets for a Blue Jays package valued at $150.00. Tickets are
$2.00 each or 3/$5.00. Available at theatre or from Auditorium Committee Members. Draw to be made on July 1,
2016.
Thank you to all who purchased 50/50 tickets in the month of April.
We will be having a Sunday Brunch on May 29th from 10:00 am -1:00 pm. Adults $10.00 & Children $5.00.