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MOOSEJAWEXPRESS.COM • Wednesday April 22 • PAGE A1
MOOSE JAW
Volume 8, Issue 16
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
EXPRESS.COM
Moose Jaw’s REAL community newspaper
www.mjvexpress.com
306.694.1322
Moose Jaw’s Business Community Continues to Thrive!
PROUD OF
ANCESTRY
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HOLISTIC FAIR
COMING UP
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By Scott Hellings
Moose
Jaw’s
business
been a part of the community
community is thriving! That
for 36 years. They have become
was clearly evident at the 14th
renowned for their great food and
Annual Moose Jaw Business
the comfortable atmosphere of the
Excellence (MJBEX) Awards
beautifully restored and maintained
held on April 15. Once again,
Hopkins home. Owner Glady Pierce
the Moose Jaw & District
believes it is important that heritage
Chamber of Commerce
is preserved and honoured.
took the time to honour the
“I think the whole city is recognized
businesses and individuals
because of our heritage. I think
who are committed to
that that is a big draw for tourists,
innovation, customer service, Prairie Storm Paintball won the Business Innowith everything that is here, like
and community involvement. vation award. From left to right: co-owners Levi
the churches and the downtown
Canadian Tire won the and Stephen Dombowsky and LeeAnne Gamble,
businesses,” said Pierce. “When we
award
for
Community customer service supervisor for SaskEnergy.
first bought the house back in 1978,
Involvement, Michael and
people were starting to destroy old
Amber Ellergodt of Common
houses, then, all of a sudden, they
Café and Bakery won the
turned around and realized there
Young Entrepreneur award,
was something to be kept. I think
and Smoke’s Poutinerie took
that has kept our city interesting.”
home the Marketing award.
Chow McLeod received the award
Prairie Storm Paintball won
for Job Creation. The firm has
the Business Innovation
certainly grown over the years; it is
award. Prairie Storm has
projected that they will have 22 staff
eight fields and they are also
members in 2015.
home to Saskatchewan’s only Glady Pierce (left) and Hopkins Dining Parlour
“As much credit as we give to our
indoor paintball facility. was recognized with the Heritage Award.
lawyers and our clients in helping
They continue to evolve to
us grow over the last 15 years, really
meet their customer’s needs.
the most credit has to go to our
“Innovation is key for us.
support team,” said David Chow.
We are always identifying
“When I came in 2000, of course my
the weakest points in our
father Kerry and my older brother
business and trying to turn
Darin were practising, and we had
it into our greatest strength.
one-and-a-half staff members at
We work really hard and
the time. In 2008, when we bought
we invest so much of our
the old Royal Bank and Bank of
Fittingly, a number of Chow McLeod staff memprofit back into the business.
Montreal building and moved in,
bers were on hand to accept the award for Job
Eventually, it pays off and
we thought there was so much space
makes a difference,” said co- Creation.
there is no way we are even going to
owner Stephen Dombowsky.
fill the main floor. Now we occupy
Moose Jaw Hydroseeding Inc. received
“We like to offer the best product we the New Business Venture award, Evans the first floor, the second floor mezzanine
can. We keep developing those fields but Florist won the Pioneer Award, and and the third floor. There has been a lot
we are not just building a new paintball Green Sister Gardens was named Green of growth.”
field and adding some new bunkers; Business of the Year. Dave Reidy of The big winner of the evening was
we’ve also added things like Nerf and Henderson Insurance was honoured as Alliance Wellness & Rehabilitation. The
Airsoft and that has really widened our the Business Leader of the Year.
company took home both the Customer
demographics. We are innovating in a Hopkins Dining Parlour was recognized Service award and was named Business of
multitude of areas.”
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COMING EVENTS
Please note that coming events are placed where
space is available and that priority is given to local
nonprofit groups and organizations.
MOOSE JAW & DISTRICT SENIORS’
ASSOCIATION @Timothy Eaton Gardens – 101510 Main St N. For more information, call 306-694-4223 or
[email protected]
Jam Session at T. Eaton Garden every Friday from 10 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. Come and have a cup of
coffee, a meal off the menu or enjoy our daily specials. All are
welcome!
Annual Garage Sale at T. Eaton Garden on Saturday, April
25. Pancake Breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. Set up from 7 a.m.
to 9 a.m. Sale begins at 9 a.m. and goes until 1 p.m. Tables
are $15 each. There will be a penny parade, bake table, door
prizes and much more! For your convenience, the café will be
open from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. Soup and sandwich will also be
available for purchase at lunchtime as well as coffee & cookies
during the sale.
COSMO SENIORS’ CENTRE, 235 Third Ave. N.E. For
more information call (306) 692-6072.
Cosmo Jam Sessions at Cosmo Centre every Tuesday
morning from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Cosmo Centre. Cost
$2.
Billiards at the Cosmo Centre every Monday and Wednesday
at Cosmo Centre, 6 p.m. and Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
Mini Bridge Tournament at the Cosmo Centre on Friday, April
24 at 1 pm. Cost $5.
CRAFT & TRADE SALE at the Cosmo Centre on Saturday,
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Life is better in the Quick Lane.
April 25. No Admission - Lots of Vendors - Lunch Available.
Mini Cribbage at the Cosmo Centre on Tuesday, April 28 at
1:00 pm. Cost $5.
SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE classes are held
at Moose Jaw Public Library in the Herb Taylor Room on
Thursdays from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Come join in for a lively
evening of music and dance; a dance for everyone. Great
exercise. For info call 306.972.6121 or just drop in.
SCOTTISH COUNTRY BEGINNERS DANCE
lessons for children ages 10 and under will be held at the
Moose Jaw Public Library, ‘’Herb Taylor Room’’ on Thursdays
from 6:30 p.m to 7 p.m. Please register by calling McFergus
Scottish Country Dancers at 306-972-6121
BUTTONS & BOWS Square and Round Dance CD
club dances at the plus level and has a guest caller every
month. This is a fantastic way to join and make friends, stay
physically active and mentally alert. Come and join the group
at St. Andrews Church Social Hall, 60 Athabasca E, Lower
Hall – West Door. For more info contact Jo Ann Thompson at
306.693.2605
FRIENDS OF THE MOOSE JAW PUBLIC
LIBRARY are celebrating their 25th anniversary in April
2015. Over the past 25 years the Friends have funded over
$200,000 worth of enhancements for the Moose Jaw Public
Library. These include such projects as: Additions to various
library collections, programming for children, teens, adults and
seniors, computer training courses, furniture and equipment,
and signage. New members are welcome! To become a
member contact the Moose Jaw Public Library. Membership
is tax deductible.
THE MOOSE JAW TRAP AND SKEET CLUB is
open for the season. We shoot at 1 p.m. on Sundays. Visitors
and new members are welcome. This is open to women and
youth 12 and over. To be a member and to own a shotgun
you must have a government issued PAL (POSSESSION and
ACQUISITION LICENSE). For information about the TRAP
Club and how to apply for a PAL,
contact Al at 306-631-0833 or
692-8624.
THE
BENTLEY
|
Independent Retirement Living
Community, 425 4th Avenue
North West (306) 692-7161/Cell
SaskAlert
(306) 684-0652; Email [email protected]; website
www.reveraliving.com
Thursday April 30 – Chicken and Pasta Feast – Two seatings:
11:30 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. Enjoy a scrumptious meal and a tour
of our lovely Senior Independent Living Community; please
RSVP by calling 306-692-7161, space is limited.
LIFE THROUGH THE LENS exhibition at the Moose
Jaw Cultural Centre will run until May 23. An exhibition of 20
photographs by photographers Larry Going and Bill Kruse. Bill
is a professional photographer and a member of the Moose
Jaw Camera Club and the Moose Jaw Art Guild. Larry is a
professional juried photographer who specializes in wildlife
and rural scenery. They have won numerous awards for the
work in art and photo competitions.
MOOSE JAW POTTERY INC. 741 – 7th Ave SE
Moose Jaw S6H 6B1 2015 Spring Class Schedule: Pottery
surfacing Techniques with Instructor Lisa Galbraith for adults
(max 8 students) April 25/May 16 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Cost $70 & $25 for a half box clay, firings & glazing; Adult
Beginner Wheel Throwing with Instructor Dani Forness (max 6
students) April 27/30/May 4/7/11/28 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Cost $125 & $25 for half box of clay, firings & glazings; Adult
Hand Building with Instructor Beth Barrett for adults (max 8
students) May 20/27/June 3/10/24 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Cost $110 & $25 for half box of clay, firings & glazing; Wall
Pocket Hand Building with Instructor Faithe Sovdi for adults
(max 6 students) May 24/31 and June 14 from 1 to 4 p.m.
Cost $70 & $25 for half box clay, firings & glazing. To reserve
please send name, phone nos, email address, desired class
with cheque payable to Moose Jaw Pottery Club. For more
info. email [email protected]
LIBRARY BOOK CLUB MEETING on Thursday,
April 23 at 2:30 p.m. at the Library. The Book Club is open to all
interested adults and no registration is required. The featured
book this month is Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. This novel is a
dark, satisfying psychological thriller and a study of marriage at
its most destructive. Copies are available on a first-come-firstserved basis from the Library for anyone wishing to take part in
the discussion. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.
MOOSE JAW CANADIAN CLUB meeting on
Thursday, April 23 at the Temple Gardens Mineral Spa.
Supper at 6:30 p.m. Cost: $25 for member and $27 for nonmembers. Visitors welcome. Guest speaker: Police Chief Rick
Bourassa: “Policing in Moose
Jaw.” Contact Verna at 306-6933523 or Doug at 306-692-9949
for more information.
PISTOLS & POSIES
DINNER
THEATRE
presented by St. Margaret School
in partnership with the Father
Lawless Council of the Knights
Here is an exceptional opportunity for an
of Columbus on Friday, April 24
at St. Joseph Parish Hall. Cost
Energetic self-motivated individual
$20 pp. Roast Beef meal at 6
Taylor Moose Jaw Toyota is seeking a
pm; Dinner Theatre to follow.
For tickets contact Doreen at the
Parish Office at 306.694.1944.
Beef Dinner Fundraiser on Friday,
Business management degree or equivalent
April 24 at Chillers (510 Home
experience would be an asset. The Candidate must
Street West) between 6 and 8
be a strong, positive leader with a working
p.m. Come out and support
knowledge of both Variable and Fixed operations.
the South Hill Community
A successful sales background would be required to
Association. Tickets are just $15
lead and grow the operations.
each. For more info call 306-631Interested and qualified applicants are invited to
2995.
submit a resume with cover letter in confidence to
FIRST AID AND CPR
COURSE on Friday, April
Chad Taylor
24 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. and
Taylor Automotive Group
Saturday, April 25 from 9
Moose Jaw Toyota
a.m to 4 p.m. Location: Vanier
1743 Main St. Moose Jaw, SK S6J 1L6
Collegiate Library. Cost: $130
(cheques payable to Linda Smith)
Or by email to:
To register: Sign up in the main
[email protected]
office at Vanier or call (306)
The Taylor Automotive Group thanks applicants for their interest
693-6744 to register. Payment
and those candidates being considered will be contacted
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“Do you
rent a house or apartment?
If so, your
landlord may have insurance on the building, but you should also
have Tenant Insurance to protect your personal property and liability. If there’s a fire and everything you own is lost, could you afford to
replace those things? And if you cause a fire by leaving a pot on the
stove, you could have a lot more to lose. You can be legally liable for
damage caused to your suite, the building and other people’s property. Call or stop in to find out how to protect yourself.”
Greg Lawrence, MLA
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404B Lillooet Street West
Moose Jaw, SK
Phone 306-694-1001
Fax 306-691-0486
Quilters Unite to Inspire!
[email protected]
“Judging of the 13th Biennial
Prairie hearts Quilters’ Guild
Show takes place over two days
prior to opening the doors to
the public. 30 categories will
be evaluated and critiqued by
judges Brandy Lynn Maslowski
of Summerland, BC and
Leanne Clifford of Regina.
New
categories
include
Modern Quilting, scrap quilts
and a display of a young mom’s
group tutored by Daphne Hunt
and sponsored by Simpson
Seeds.
Publicist Adrienne Forsyth:
“‘Journeys’ is represented by
two challenge categories. The
Special Award Quilt subPrairie Hearts Quilters’ Guild 13th Biennial Quilt Show 2015 com- category ‘Home is Where the
mittee members. Bottom row (left to right) Adrienne Forsyth, Colleen Heart Is’ will showcase quilted
Lawrence, Maureen Morrison; Top row (left to right): Daphne Hunter, representations of the quilter’s
Shirley Paquin, Flo Blair, Linda Dirkson. Absent: Jackie Shelley, Shar- vision returning home after a
lene Pollock, Terri Florkiewicz, Linda Owens, Debbie Richards, Judy physical, emotional or spiritual
Leisle, Cory Weber, Jean Kempel, Louise Meacher, Ginny Cranston, journey. A Guild Challenge
titled ‘Your Personal Journey’
and Bev Dowdy.
will feature entries representing
a personal journey of any kind,
The Moose Jaw Prairie Hearts Quilters’ Guild is
including a short statement of inspiration.”
gearing up for its biennial judged quilt show again this
Another important reason to put this event on the
year in the Golden Nugget Building at the Exhibition
calendar is the work of featured quilter Shirley
Centre, 250 Thatcher Drive E. The theme for the
Mathieson. Ms. Mathieson is a Moose Jaw resident,
2015 Quilt Show is “Journeys”. Hundreds of quilts,
longtime supportive guild member and accomplished
quilted accessories and ‘A Showcase of Needlework’
fibre artist with a keen eye for colour and design. Her
will be displayed with the judged portion of the show
work will be sure to inspire new and experienced
featuring 280 entires. Moose Jaw’s quilt show is one
quilters alike.
of few judged quilt shows in Saskatchewan. Awards
include ribbons and modest monetary prizes.
Colleen Lawrence sharing details
about the Saturday workshop
offered by judge Brandy Lynn
Maslowski.
Show chair Flo Blair (right) and
Adrienne Forsyth taking a final
look at the show brochure.
Daphne Hunt (left) and
Shirley Paquin discussing a
monochromatic wool table
centre piece.
By Anna Hergert
for Moose Jaw Express
Featured quilter Shirley Mathieson (right) with
her work and friend Bonnie MacTaggart.
There are 19 vendors from Alberta, Manitoba,
Ontario and Saskatchewan this year. Thanks to
generous members and vendors there will be a quilt
raffle, the popular penny parade and numerous door
prizes throughout the weekend.”
To further boost the value of admission, a number of
free demos are scheduled for both days.
Several long standing special events around the quilt
show are also planned. Friday night judge Brandy
Lynn Maslowski, quilter, speaker, author and host
of Canadian Quilt Talk podcast presents “A Quilter’s
Journey” trunk show at Hillcrest Apostolic Church,
Main Street North at 7 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
This event is open to the public. A limited number of
tickets are available for $15 and must be purchased in
advance at The Quilt Patch or Quilter’s Haven or by
contacting <[email protected]>
Refreshments will be served following the
presentation.
A quilting and silk screening workshop with Ms.
Maslowski is open to anyone interested. It takes place
Saturday, April 25th, 2015. To register please contact
Colleen Lawrence <[email protected]>
The most anticipated event on Saturday evening is
the extended hours shopping spree at Quilters’ Haven
(Main Street) and The Quilt Patch (High Street E).
Steel yourself for crowds, specials and refreshments
while visiting with friends and like-minded fibre
artists.
The 13th Prairie Hearts Quilters’ Guild Show is open
to the public Saturday, April 25 (9 a. m. - 5 p. m.)
and Sunday, (10 a. m. - 4 p. m.) April 26th, 2015.
Admission is $ 8 per day.
Moose Jaw Prairie Hearts Quilters’ Guild is a group
of approximately 100 members of all ages. Meetings
take place on 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 7 p. m. from
September through May at St Andrews United
Church. A fun loving and friendly guild invites
anyone interested to join. Guild goals include the
promotion and furthering the art of quilting in
all its aspects. For more information visit their
website www.prairieheartsquilters.com or email
[email protected]
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Presenter is Douglas Hallman, and the venue is the Performing
Arts Centre located in the MJ Museum and Art Gallery. The
cost is free and donations are accepted to cover expenses.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Spring Roast Beef
Supper will be held on Sunday April 26 at Church of Our Lady
Community Centre; one sitting starts at 5 p.m. Cost: Adults $13/
Children $6 (6-12 yrs). For tickets call Ron Pigott 306.692.5614,
office 306.692.2950, John Fischer at 306.692.0318 or Dennis
Ludwar at 306-693-1019.
AVID KNITTERS GROUP MEETING with Barb
Silvester at the Moose Jaw Public Library on Tuesday, April
28 at 2:30 p.m. Join us for an afternoon of knitting. Bring
your own projects, yarn and needles. All knitters welcome.
Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.
LOCAL WRITERS READOUT featuring local author
and artist, Ken Dalgarno. This program will take place on
Tuesday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Public Library. Ken
Dalgarno will be reading from his latest book “Badlands,”
which has been nominated for the O’Reilly Insurance Ltd, The
Co-operators First Book Award. Following Ken, all local writers
are invited to share their own words. Admission is free.
GET YOUR GAME ON and YAC Meeting at the Moose
Jaw Public Library for youth ages 10-18. Join us on April 29
at 6.30 p.m. for an evening of Board Games, Video Games,
and planning our future youth programming! No registration
required. Admission is free. Refreshments will be served.
THE LAUNCH OF ROBERT CURRIE’S LATEST
BOOK The launch of Robert Currie’s latest book The Days
Run Away will take place on Wednesday, April 29th at 7pm
at the Public Library. Published by Coteau Books, Currie’s
latest book of poetry is an examination of life. From boyhood,
through adulthood to the coming of old age and infirmity Currie
transports us through “the moments that make up every ordinary,
extraordinary life”. Copies available for purchase courtesy of Post
Horizon Bookseller. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.
ZION IS HOSTING a Salad Buffet on Friday, May 1 from
12 p.m. to 1 p.m. There will be a variety of salads, beverage,
dessert and more. Limit of 100 tickets, they are available at the
must be dropped off on or before April 21. Contact Info:
Christa Lapointe (306) 693-6744;[email protected].
Sponsored by: Vanier Collegiate
WRITING HISTORICAL FICTION with Dave
Richards. The Prairie Pens Writer’s group is organizing a
historical fiction workshop in the South Meeting room at the
Moose Jaw Public Library on Saturday, April 25, from 9:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Participants are encouraged to bring
their own historical items to assist in writing their own piece
of historical fiction. Cost is $10. Email Melanie McFarlane at
[email protected] or call 306-631-6603, for more info.
JOURNEYS – MOOSE JAW PRAIRIE HEARTS QUILTERS’
GUILD’s 13TH BIENNIAL QUILT SHOW is set to go on
Saturday, April 25 & Sunday, April 26 at the Exhibition
Centre, 250 Thatcher Dr. E, Moose Jaw. $8 admission per
day. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
on Sunday. Hundreds of quilts to look at, merchant mall,
demonstrations and more. www.prairieheartsquilters.com for
further information.
THE
SASKATCHEWAN
WEAVERS
AND
SPINNERS would like to invite you to visit at their 2015
Retreat in the Watrous, Saskatchewan location of Manitou
Springs Hotel. People may come to see fibre artists weaving,
spinning and surface designing on Saturday April 25 from 10
am to 2 pm. admission by donation. Please come! More info
available on website www.saskweaversandspinners.net.
TOWN & COUNTRY SINGLES DANCE on
Saturday, April 25 from 8 p.m. until midnight at the Church
of Our Lady Community Centre (566 Vaughan St.) Band: Len
Gadica. Adults of all ages and married couples welcome. Cost
$12 and midnight lunch is served. For more info 306-691-6634.
PHILOSOPHY PRESENTATION on Sunday, April
26, 7-9 pm, another presentation in the series, “The Path to
Postmodernism”. The Presentation is entitled “From David
Hume to Jean-Paul Sartre: Scepticism to Ethical Relativism”.
The focus is on Sartre’s work, “Existential and Humanism”. The
church office for $10.
PRAIRIE PENS WRITER’S GROUP will be meeting
on Saturday, May 2 at 10 a.m. upstairs, in the South Meeting
Room, at the Moose Jaw Public Library. New members are
welcome. Contact Christina at (306) 693-9337 or email at
[email protected]
MANGA CLUB! for youth ages 10-18. Join us on Saturday,
May 2 at 3 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.
QUIT SMOKING 101. Presented by the MS Society of SK,
this presentation will inform people with MS and their families
about tobacco use in MS and smoking cessation strategies.
Tuesday, May 5 at 7 p.m. Available at Five Hills Health Region
Telehealth sites in Moose Jaw, Assiniboia, Gravelbourg, Rockglen,
Craik & Central Butte. Pre-registration is required by April 30.
Contact Lisa Taylor, FHHR Regional Telehealth Consultant, 306691-2635 [email protected].
MOOSE JAW POTTERY CLUB Annual Mother’s
Day Sale on Friday, May 8 from 6 to 9 p.m. (complimentary
wine and cheese) and Saturday, May 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
(complimentary coffee, tea and treats). Come and buy pottery
from various local artists. The wares available make great
Mother’s Day gifts. There will be door prize draws. Gift certificates
available. You can pay by cash, cheque, debit or credit card.
THE
WORLD’S
LARGEST
ONE
DAY
LEADERSHIP EVENT ‘The Brave Ones’ will be held on
May 8 at Victory Church, 637 Main St. from 9 am – 4:30 pm.
Registration opens at 8 am. Tickets can be purchased online at
mjleadercast.com. Price > Early Bird $79 (After April 30, $90).
Includes lunch & refreshments.
DOUBLE SHIFT TRAINING CENTRE Alternative
Mothers’ Day Gift of Health on Saturday, May 11 at 9 a.m.; the
session will run for 3 hrs designed for all fitness levels starting
with a fun bootcamp and then a healthy snack break. A pilates
and foam roller session follows. Proceeds going to the Moose
Jaw Transition House. The Mothers’ Day Gift of Health starts
Saturday, May 11 at 9 a.m. For more info contact (306) 693.9768.
COMMON GROUND Grief Support for Bereaved Widows
Next Session: Tuesday mornings: May 13, 20, 27, June 3, June
10, from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at W.J.Jones & son Family
Resource Centre 262 Athabasca St. E. Moose Jaw. To register
please call Brenda at 306-691-4715.
WORKING WITH A CRYSTALLINE GLAZE
with Gail Carlson at the MJ Museum & Art Gallery on May 29
from 7 to 9 p.m. and May 30 & 31 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Demonstrations and hands-on opportunities in working with
crystalline glazes. Bring 4 Bisqueware cone 6 or higher (tall/
narrow/smooth) Cost $150. For more info contact 306.692.4471
or email [email protected]
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The commander and the military
at 15 Wing Moose Jaw have a new
honourary colonel.
Bert Olson, who has connections to
the NATO Flying Training in Canada
(NFTC) program and the Wing since
1998, was inducted to succeed Hon.
Col. Jim Hunter.
15 Wing Commander Col. Alex Day
said Olson has already left “an indelible
mark” on the NFTC private-public
program with his solid background in
resource management.
“Having worked on both sides of the
contract, you have unique insight into
the support operations require here in
Moose Jaw,” said Day.
He challenged Olson to become
involved in the broader mandate of the
Wing, military traditions, customs and
ceremonies and to continue the work
Hunter has accomplished connecting
the Wing with Moose Jaw. Olson said
he is humbled to be nominated for the
post with the three former honourary
colonels.
“It feels good to be back at 15 Wing,”
said Olson, who worked setting up
NFTC and then as a base employee.
Olson was a manager of wing supply
operations, construction engineering
and contracts, from 2006 until retiring
last June. “I am somewhat wary of the
task that will be asked of me similar to
what I was in 1998 but committed to
trying to make a meaningful change.
I am ready to go to work.” Day said
honourary colonel appointee’s help
promote unit identity and can advise
the commander on virtually all issues
except command operations, and
mentor all Wing members.
Outgoing honourary colonel Jim
Hunter, a retired RCAF brigadiergeneral and former 15 Wing
commander, said time went by too
fast.
“The time I did spend here was
wonderful. It was an honour and a
privilege” to work in the birthplace of
every RCAF pilot.
When he was base commander, said
Hunter, one of the smartest decisions
he made was appointing Doug Marr
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By Ron Walter
For Moose Jaw Express
From left, incoming Hon. Col. Bert Olson, 15 Wing CO Alex Day,
outgoing Hon. Col Jim Hunter
as honourary colonel. “He held it for
11 years,” said Hunter, “because he
was so good at it. All the commanders
realized he was an integral part of the
Wing.”
Marr “set the bar very, very high”
for future honourary colonels and
was recognized by other honourary
colonels as the best in Canada.
Hunter was awarded a clasp for 42
years service to the military. Hunter
has retired as CEO of the Regina
Airport Authority. His military career
included command of Squadron
408 in Edmonton, 15 Wing Moose
Jaw, and director of the NORAD
Operations Centre in Denver, Colo.
Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@
sasktel.net
Local Armenian Proud of Her Ancestry
This April, 2015, marks the 100th
anniversary of the Armenian Genocide,
the extermination of the Armenian
minority within the Turkish Ottoman
Empire around the time of the First
World War, resulting in up to one-and-a
half million Armenians slaughtered.
Earlier this month, Pope Francis
called the Armenian slaughter the ‘first
genocide of the 20th century’.
Moose Jaw resident Lynn Entz is
especially proud of her Armenian
heritage. “As far as I know, I am the only
Armenian in Moose Jaw,” says Entz.
Lynn Entz
Her grandfather Harry Garabed ‘Garabed
Haroutiounian’ came to Canada from
England in 1923, along with two other boys, as Armenian orphans sponsored by
The Salvation Army. Garabed was situated in Killarney, Manitoba and later in
his life retired in Ninette, Man. He passed away in March, 1994, but throughout
his lifetime, he shared many of his life stories with his granddaughter, Lynn
Entz. She treasures the family history and takes every opportunity to speak of
her special relationship with her grandfather.
Garabed’s story is an interesting account of how he and an older friend escaped
the orphanage they lived at, lived from hand to mouth in the countryside before
they were rescued by the Salvation Army and taken to nearby Greece and then
Britain. He was a mere 17 years old when he arrived in Montreal, then travelled
to Winnipeg, where he worked as a farm hand.
“Garabed did not share every memory with his family. “Many memories
Grandpa did not want to share because he was such a happy man,” says Entz.
“There are so many buried secrets, as no one likes to talk about the horrible
things.”
Despite the sad history of his homeland people, the Armenians, Garbed was
known as a joyful man. From his initial recount of his life story that appeared
in a 1923 Winnipeg paper, Garabed’s historical account through his son’s
recall spurred the creation of a display depicting the Armenian genocide at the
Canadian Museum of Human Rights (CMHR).
Apparently, the family are the only direct descendants of Armenian genocide
survivors living in Western Canada. On November 7, 2013, the Garabed brothers
Jack and David, sons of Harry, witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of
Understanding between the CMHR and the Armenian Genocide Museum
Institute of Yerevan, Armenia.
In the fall of 2014, the Canadian Museum of Human Rights opened in Winnipeg
By Joan Ritchie
and
displays
a
poignant history of
Harry Garabed’s life
story.
“I am all about
family,” says Entz.
“Other families are so
blessed to have photos
of their heritage but
unfortunately, there is
no record or pictures of
my grandfather when
he was young; they Harry Garabed with his two daughters
were all destroyed.”
during the early years in Canada, one is the
Although Entz feels mother of Lynn Entz.
especially
privileged
to have heard her
grandfather’s stories first-hand, she regrets that she doesn’t know more. The
loss of her grandfather and his history has inspired Entz to provoke others to
make sure that they take the time to talk to their grandparents.
“You have to talk to your grandpa and grandma because you can never go back
once they are gone.”
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Business of the Year Built on Customer Service
It has been quite a year for Alliance
Wellness & Rehabilitation. Back in
January the business was named Group
of the Year and at the 14th Annual
Moose Jaw Business Excellence
(MJBEX) Awards they took home the
Customer Service and Business of the
Year awards.
Mark Lemstra, president of Alliance
Wellness & Rehabilitation, wasn’t
even aware they were eligible for the
Business of the Year award. It was
definitely a welcome surprise.
“They sent us a letter that we were
nominated for community involvement
and customer service. I didn’t know
that we were nominated. Maybe it
is automatic. I don’t know,” said
Lemstra. “It was a pleasant surprise. I
had no idea.”
Of course, the Alliance team is best
known for their work with Moose
Jaw’s Healthy Weights Initiative.
The program began in January of
2014 and offered individuals 72
free exercise therapy sessions, 12
free dietary sessions, and 12 free
cognitive behaviour therapy sessions.
Ultimately, it was all about losing
weight and learning how to live a
healthier lifestyle. The program was
a resounding success and Lemstra says
on that, it comes to
about $359,000 worth
of services that we gave
away last year. That is
something that we are
proud of but it is not
something that we have
ever advertised,” said
Lemstra.
“When we
started the company,
Alliance Wellness & Rehabilitation was
the goal was kind of to
named Business of the Year at the MJBEX
operate it as a not for
Awards.
profit…So if we make X
amount of money, we said
that is because they showed people
from the very first day that we would
how to change.
take that and start free programming
“We spend half as much effort on how
for people where it is needed.
to do these things, as much as what
“When we started the Healthy Weights
to do. Almost everyone knows what
Initiative, it wasn’t our idea; we had
to do; you are not going to surprise
153 meetings with the mayor, city
someone if you tell them to exercise
council, doctors and therapists. The
more or eat more carrots. But how
idea from the community was to start
you actually initiate those changes is
a free healthy weights initiative, so we
tricky,” said Lemstra. “If 100 people
just took the community’s idea and
start an exercise program for weight
implemented it. We took any profits
loss, only five will finish — five out
that we had and diverted it to free
of 100. Our average for the first five
programming.”
programs for the first 18 months is 80
The Healthy Weight Initiative continues
per cent finishing. In our last round,
on but Lemstra hopes they will soon be
87 per cent of the people finished the
able to offer another program.
program. That is because of our staff.”
“I think our next initiative should
While other businesses are focused
probably be some sort of comprehensive
on making money, Alliance Wellness
free mental health program because,
& Rehabilitation was committed to
as anyone knows, the waiting list
supporting the community.
for mental health is unacceptable.
“We saw 229 people last year that
Hopefully we will communicate with
received 96 free professional sessions
everyone in the next little bit and
each… When you do the quick math
maybe we can start another program.”
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Making the World a Better Place
On April 13th, the Rotary Club of Moose Jaw
Wakamow took the time to honour those who have
made a difference, both locally and globally. The
club held its fourth annual Global Service Above
Self Awards, recognizing several individuals for
their commitment to making the world a better
place to live.
Casey Eberl was the first honouree. Eberl is a
Grade 12 student at Vanier. She was nominated by
the Moose Jaw Multicultural Council, where she
volunteers by leading discussions and supervising
the computer lab.
Eberl also provides students with rides in the
winter. In addition, Eberl volunteers at the hospital
once a week and helped coordinate the 2014 Kids
Helping Kids Dance-a-Thon event.
“She has gone above and beyond,” said Rotary
member Linda McBride.
“This donation of her time has contributed greatly
in helping new immigrants in Moose Jaw, making
them feel a good Canadian welcome, and has
helped them further their education.”
Eberl says she enjoys giving back.
“I do what I do to help these other people but I kind
of do it for me, too, because I get so much out of
it. I get to meet so many people and I have learned
so much in the past four years that I have done all
these things,” said Eberl. “This experience has
been so invaluable.”
Frances and Wayne Cameron were also honoured.
The two have contributed to furthering education
opportunities in Costa Rica.
“During a winter visit to Costa Rica a few years
ago, they couldn’t just sit on the beach when they
discovered that some children couldn’t receive
an education without proper school supplies.
Together, they decided to do something about this
problem,” said Rotary member Gayle Jones. “They
began by supplying some students with uniforms
and backpacks full of school supplies, which they
needed in order to begin school in Costa Rica. Not
stopping there, Wayne helped fix the desks and
renovate the kitchen in the school.”
Wayne says they approached some expats in Costa
Rica about the situation and asked for any help
they might provide.
Before long, they were able to renovate the school.
He says that enrollment in the small beach village
grew from six students to 45. There is more work
to be done, but it is a great start.
Casey Eberl (left) accepts the award from
Linda McBride.
“We came up in front of the church one Sunday.
We said we would like five minutes of your
time and we explained what was going on,” said
Cameron. “These kids don’t have an opportunity
to get an education. To me, that is the biggest sin
there is…We started the charge and it turned into
a stampede.”
The final honourees were Chris Hill and Emily
Sagal. The mother-daughter team travelled to
Ghana in April of 2014, to help build an orphanage
in a small village. They also spent time in
Tijuana, Mexico back in March, assisting with the
construction of family homes.
“At the top of my bucket list has been volunteering
at an orphanage for years and years,” said Hill.
“Emily phoned me last year and told me, mom,
let’s do something on your bucket list. We both
knew we wanted to go to Africa…To receive this
award is very fulfilling, especially because we
were doing something that we love.”
The awards are unique to the Wakamow club. It is
a great way to say thank you to those who work so
tirelessly to help others.
“This is inspirational,” said award committee
member Glenn Hagel. “The stories are all different,
but the moral is the same —they all have discovered
that the more they give of themselves the more
happiness will find them in return. Rotary is just
Al Rossler
Brian Rodwell
by Scott Hellings
Frances and Wayne were honoured for their
work in Costa Rica. Wayne (left) accepts
the award from Gayle Jones. Frances was
unable to attend the ceremony.
Chris Hill accepts the award from Judy
Vermette. Her daughter, Emily Sagal, was
unable to attend the ceremony.
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Service Above Self approach that people in our
community have made in order to make our world
and our community a better place.”
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Residential building declines
An uncertain outlook based on lower oil prices seems
to have put the brakes on new housing starts in
Saskatchewan during the first three months of this year.
Only three of the 11 largest cities experienced an
increase in new housing, according to data compiled
by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
(CMHC). Two of those were weak.
North Battleford led with 27 housing starts – five single
family and a 22-unit apartment compared with an eight-
By Ron Walter
unit apartment last year. Prince Albert was up two units
to eight for the quarter. Yorkton increased from one to
four units.
Oil patch cities were hardest hit. Estevan with 56 starts
last year had none this year. Swift Current had eight
compared with 10 last year.
The combined Alberta/Saskatchewan sides of
Lloydminster saw a mere 20 housing starts in three
months compared with 108 last year in the same period.
Weyburn had two housing starts compared with eight in
the previous period.
Moose Jaw had six single-family starts compared
with 80 last year when 77 multiple units were built.
The CMHC data differs from city hall building permits
because CHMC only counts a start once construction
begins.
Regina housing starts plummetted by one-third to 264
while Saskatoon starts fell about three per cent to 579.
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DOWN ON THE
CORNER
The Dance of Love
We try to be
organized
with
any trip to town
and, even though
Scratch Creek is
only half an hour
away, efficiency is
our goal. Sometimes
the excursion is a
smooth
well-run
operation with one
by Dale “bushy” Bush
chore or errand
blending into the
next and then there are the other less efficient trips.
There was one such trip recently where it required
a wait of one-and-a-half hours between errands,
so I bought a coffee and a fritter at Jim Nortons and
went to the wharf in downtown Scratch Creek. As I
was sitting and sipping, something strange struck
my senses and that was the cacophony of bird calls
and bird songs.
I enjoy bird watching and every place we have
lived has a bird population that requires some
minor research to become aware of local species
and behavior. There are always the standard birds
that are universal, like magpies (some say they
are beautiful), crows (some say they are clever),
and pigeons and seagulls (some say they are full
of…never mind). I was feeling well prepared with
coffee and a pastry, as well as my binoculars and
my well-thumbed bird ID book, so I sat back and
began to enjoy the scene before me. Within sight
of my naked eye I was immediately able to identify
the usual assortment of Canada Geese (or is that
Canadian gooses?) and mallard ducks, as well as
some coots (but they didn’t look old), but what
made me squeal like a schoolgirl seeing Justin
Bieber was six bald eagles.
Moose Jaw, SK
The eagles were soaring back and forth in front of
the bench I had my butt on, like I had grandstand
seats for a Snowbird air show and they were
close enough I never needed my bi-nocs. As if
just having an eagle sighting wasn’t enough, two
of the eagles separated
and began to touch and
lock talons and fall for a
moment, then break apart
to gain altitude and do it
again. WOW! I have seen
TV shows that explain this
behaviour (the Air Dance
of Love) as being part of
the mating ritual and I
had to wonder if this was
a new relationship or if it
was an established couple
getting caught up in the
spring thing. Once eagles
decide on a mate, it is for
life and they are creatures
of habit returning to the
same nests year after year.
The eagles were not the only birds at the wharf
doing their dance of love, and again I was witness
to an event few folks get to see. The “Water Dance
of Love” as performed by our local “Western
Grebes” was the next act to take the main-stage
at my lakeside theatre of nature. The grebes would
pair off from a larger group and begin to stretch and
flap while swimming in circles, which seems to get
the dance juices flowing. Then after what seems
to be the proper motion or amount of time, one of
the grebes begins to run on water. Seriously, they
just get their short little legs moving so fast they
can run on the surface of the water. If one of the
grebes thinks that seeing their mate run on water
is exciting enough, they will do the “Water Dance of
Love” and run on water side by side like they were
water skiing in tandem behind a powerful boat. A
truly beautiful moment in nature.
Even the seagulls were getting in some “Dirty
Dancing” as they cavorted
and cuddled on the pebble
covered beach below the
wharf. Unlike other species
of birds in which male and
females have different
plumage, seagulls all look
alike and one can only
assume their affectionate
nuzzling was a male/female
thing, but who am I to
judge? Love is love.
With all this romance and
bird mating activity going
on, it was a shot of reality
when one of the ospreys
that was perched on a
nesting pole provided by
the city, quickly flew about
50 feet in the air then swooped down to snatch a
four or five inch fish with its talons 100 feet in front
of me. The fishing feat/feet was accomplished like
it happened every day. Hey wait a minute, it does
happen every day and the smartypantsknowitall
bird guys say that on average one osprey will fish
successfully nine times a day. I thought it was very
cool that this osprey “shared” his lunch with me.
Time flew by faster than the cliff swallows from
under the wharf and before long I had to return
to my errand list, but I could not help wonder
who was directing this wharf side entertainment
extravaganza. Oh yeah! It was Mother Nature and
the show never ends.
‘Life Through the Lens’ of the Photographer
Two local photographers are currently
displaying their exquisite works of art at
the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre.
Larry James Going began taking
photographs 50 years ago and became
very involved with the craft when digital
cameras became available. “This made
taking photos, processing them and
printing them, much more affordable,”
he says. “I have always loved the
outdoors and once we settled in Moose
Jaw, I also became involved in wildlife
rehabilitation.”
His art captures the qualities of the animals
he photographs. “My wife likes old barns
and houses, and they have been popular
in my sales. However, it takes hours and
even months to get the wilderness animal
photos that you see here, while the barns
just require being in exactly the right spot
and waiting for exactly the right light.”
He is a juried professional photographer,
according to the Saskatchewan Craft
Council. His “Green Horned Owl” won
the top four awards at the recent exhibit
of the Wildlife Artists Association of
Saskatchewan. “Once I had the photo,
the challenge was to get the background
perfect. I removed the parts that were too
distracting and created the image standing
out from the darkness.”
Bill Kruse is returning for his second
exhibit. His photos are printed using
archival ink on stretched metallic canvas.
When asked by Klaus Bohn, a visiting
internationally acclaimed photographer,
“which piece is your favourite in the
show?” Kruse replied, “I love them
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“Bill, you are very expressive in
photoshop. Your ‘Sea of Life’ is like
waves on the prairies, like visual music.”
Kruse explains, “The grass in this photo
was the subject and the house was
secondary. The homestead with the
barn had already fallen to earth and been
reclaimed by the land. The lone home sits
in a ruff sea of prairie grass calling for its
next life. There were few openings in the
clouds, so the sky brings little light.”
Kruse tells the story of his first photo sale.
“A woman asked the price of something
hanging in my studio. Because I am also
a picture framer, I told her all about the
quality framing and said that I could do
the same for one of her photos, too, and
named a price for the framing.
“Bill, she wants to buy the photo,” my
wife Marj quietly whispered.
His photo titled ‘Winter Train 2012’ has
sold more than 40 copies. “There is a lot
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Larry James Going shows Judith Barber his “Green Horned Owl.”
Bill Kruse shows ‘Sea of Life” to internationally recognized
photographer Klaus Bohn.
‘Winter Train 2012’ shows Bill Kruse’s evocative art.
REFLECTIVE MOMENTS
Dummies book might have been helpful
By Joyce Walter For Moose Jaw Express
When it comes to computer
dummies, I am the one
for whom is written,
“Computers for Dummies”,
and other assorted titles for
how to manage computer
illiteracy.
I can well recall the day
Joyce Walter
back around 1984 when
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my employer of the day
[email protected]
said I would have to give
up my trusty electric typewriter for the computers that
his company would be installing.
I think I might have replied to the effect: “Over my dead
body.” He obviously wasn’t too concerned that my dead
body would clutter the office as he went ahead and had
a whole computer system installed, with networking and
pagination and other significant technology that would
rock my world.
Even while kicking and screaming my protest against
changes to my comfortable work-place skills, I was sent
to a one-day training session in Regina where the best
thing the instructor could say about my talent was that I
had a nice touch with the mouse.’’
His explanation of files and files within folders and
comparisons to drawers of a real filing cabinet made
absolutely no sense to my very closed mind. Of course,
I understood what he was trying to say but why would I
give in when I was perfectly happy to clunk along with
the very reliable electric Remington. It worked just fine,
except when the power went off, which didn’t happen
all that often.
The instructor, in his wisdom, soon discovered that if I
knew where the on and off buttons were located and
could write down some simple steps, I would likely
be able to work my way around this new Apple/Mac
computer, all in my own good time.
And so, I learned to set up files within folders, learned
how to turn stories into columns of type, changed fonts
to allow for various forms of typefaces, learned that
kerning is not possible on most computer programs and
that computers don’t work when the power goes off and
if you haven’t saved as you type, hours of work may be
lost.
As the years passed, my skills improved, although I
knew I would never ever be able to brag of my computer
literacy talent. A friendly technician of all things
computerish usually had my back, even though she
sometimes showed her frustration with me: “What have
you done now?” would be her first question, even before
I could explain my dilemma.
Just recently, she came to my rescue, although
she didn’t get as far as making a house call when I
unsuccessfully tried to upgrade a piece of software
that I didn’t know was essential to some of the tasks I
wished to accomplish.
She explained in some detail how the problem might be
solved and then decided she’d better come in person
for a hands-on look-see. A dinner invitation was passed
along as an incentive.
A day passed and her own busy timetable kept her
from dropping by. In the meantime, I was experiencing
withdrawal and pondered some of the information she
had provided via phone. A light bulb went off. I scurried
to the laptop and fiddled a bit, then set out to download
the software by using a system she had previously
installed.
Imagine how brilliant I felt when the download was
completed successfully and I could resume watching
TV shows online, check my Air Miles account and even
send greeting cards.
I e-mailed her the news, but hastened to tell her she
was still welcome to drop by for dinner, even though I no
longer required her IT skills. After all, I didn’t want her
to think we would feed her only if she could repair the
household computers.
If she had done her hands-on IT tricks, the menu might
have been more elaborate than pizza and salad. Maybe
we would have sprung for an ice cream cake for dessert.
I wonder if there is a Dummies book to cover this part of
computer happiness?
Joyce Walter can be reached at [email protected]
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Plants and Amphibians an
Indicator of Environmental Health
By Gisele Perrault for Moose Jaw Express
Jennifer Runancik outlines the
Nature Watch programs offered by Nature
Saskatchewan.
Nature Moose Jaw welcomed Jennifer Runancik
to their monthly meeting. She explained that
monitoring the health and number of plants, trees
and animals is a good way to keep track of how the
environment is changing. Nature Saskatchewan
has invited the public to monitor an area of choice
and to note the plants, flowers, frogs and even
worms that exist in that space. The space should
be examined every few days to note the life span
of the chosen specimens.
Ms. Runancik outlined the features of several local
flowers and trees, along with frogs that members
might be interested in helping to monitor.
Anyone can participate in the Nature Watch
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attending the Spring High Tea
that will be held at the Grant
Hall Hotel on Saturday, May
2nd from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
If you haven’t already had the
opportunity to take in one of the
four High Teas that were held
last year as a SCRAPS fundraiser, now is the time
to get your tickets for this upcoming elegant affair.
“They turned out to be very well-received,” says Anne
Marciszyn of SCRAPS. “There were people that
came to the teas from all over Saskatchewan, from
Saskatoon, Regina and all over the region. I think
everyone wanted to see the renovated Grant Hall.”
Last year the series of High Teas raised over $6,000
for Band City Stray Cat Rescue and Protection
Society Inc. (SCRAPS). Because SCRAPS is a nonprofit organization, they rely on the monies raised
during fundraisers like this to be
able to accomplish their goal of
reducing and stabilizing the feral cat
population in Moose Jaw. The cats
are humanely trapped to be spayed
and neutered and then released back
into their own habitat.
“So far this year, we have spayed
and neutered 14 cats,” Marciszyn
confirmed. “There is a list of about
39 locations that have reported feral cats in Moose
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better yet, take her out for a special time of relaxation
and extra-ordinary pampering. There’s no better
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sandwiches, dainties and fine teas…a little food for
the body and a little food for the soul while soothing
music fills the Grant Hall Dining room, performed by
harpist Sharon Elliott.
“The harp is such a unique instrument,” says
Marciszyn, “and is the perfect accompaniment to this
elegant occasion.”
Special guest CJ Katz will be in attendance with
camera, pen and paper in hand. Katz is a food writer,
award-winning cookbook author and documentary
food photographer who lives in Regina. She has been
actively involved in the food scene for more than
13 years, as well as being the culinary host of The
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Katz has many other well-noted accomplishments.
SCRAPS is thankful for the sponsorships they
have received from South Country Equipment and
Safeway and they are always grateful for any others
that wish to be involved. Because of limited seating
at the Grant Hall Hotel, tickets for the Spring High
Tea should be purchased in advance for $60 per
person. For more information or to purchase tickets
call Anne Marciszyn 306.684.9048; Adrienne Forsyth
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Uptown Funks Concert Fundraiser for Fireworks
For the fourth consecutive year, Aaron Ruston is
fronting a concert to raise funds for Moose Jaw’s
annual Canada Day Fireworks show. He’s doing
it a little bit differently this time around though.
“Normally I play with The Uncoolas,” he said,
referencing the band he’s been singing with since
2011; the same band you’ve likely seen playing the
Canada Day festivities in Crescent Park before. For
this year’s fundraiser, he’s playing with the New
Montagues.
“They are really fresh,” he told me. “We’ve got a
nine-piece band with a full horn section. The group
has been playing together for quite some time now.
They recently approached me to see if I’d try singing
with them. Turns out it’s a pretty good fit.”
The New Montagues play an action packed selection
of popular classics and they refuse to play one live
until they’ve got it absolutely perfect. That’s why
Aaron isn’t yet certain whether they’ll play “Uptown
Funk” or not, (the event is called Uptown Funk, after
all). “We’re working on it. We’d sure like to do it,”
he said. But, as of now, it’s still a game time decision.
However, the New Montagues do have some other
Bruno Mars tracks in their repertoire; as well as hits
by ELO, Stevie Wonder, Earth, Wind & Fire and
by Joan Ritchie
By Nick Greengrass
many more.
Moose Jaw doesn’t
generally have firework
money
included
in
the annual budget, so
fundraisers like this are
a necessity, if the city
wants to compete with
other, larger, centres in
the province.
“It bothers me that
people from here will
go to Regina for what
they perceive to be a
better event,” Ruston
continued. “Every penny
from this fundraiser goes The New Montagues, fronted by Aaron Ruston are putting on a
straight to fireworks. I benefit concert to raise money for the Canada Day fireworks celebelieve in Moose Jaw; I
bration.
really love it and I want
to see it succeed. We
The fundraiser is on Saturday, May the 2nd at the
can match big cities like
Regina and Saskatoon; we have the people. We just Mae Wilson Theatre. Tickets are $20 and can be
need to work together, to make this place as nice as purchased either at The Mae Wilson box office or by
calling (306) 693-4700
it can be!”
MLAs COLUMN - MOOSE JAW NORTH
Tremendous Growth
This year’s provincial
budget
includes
increased supports for
seniors and individuals
with special needs.
The budget provides
targeted
funding
to support seniors
staying in their homes
Warren Michelson, MLA as long as possible
and to improve the
quality of life of those living in long-term care.
Seniors’ Drug Plan benefits have been maintained with
one amendment. As of July 1, 2015, the individual income
threshold that determines eligibility will be lowered to
$65,515. Eligible seniors 65 and older will continue to
pay a maximum $20 for prescription drugs listed on the
expanded Saskatchewan Formulary or those approved
under Exception Drug Status.
For those who do not qualify for the Seniors’ Drug Plan,
there are other programs to assist seniors with the cost
of their prescriptions. The Special Support Program,
designed to help those with high drug costs in relation to
their income, is one example. Seniors who believe that
their drug costs exceed 3.4 per cent of their income are
encouraged to apply.
The Seniors Income Plan (SIP) for qualifying low-income
seniors is increasing by an additional $10 per month.
Starting July 1, 2015, single recipients will receive
$270 while each member of a couple will receive $235.
Approximately 14,000 seniors will benefit from the
increase.
Seniors receiving SIP benefits are also entitled to health
benefits such as one free eye exam every 12 months,
chiropractic services, a reduced Prescription Drug Plan
semi-annual deductible, a home care subsidy and an
exemption from many charges under the Saskatchewan
Aids to Independent Living Program.
Another benefit aimed at helping Saskatchewan seniors
is the Personal Care Home Benefit. The program was
introduced in 2012 to assist lower income seniors with the
cost of living in an approved personal care home. Starting
in July of this year, the Government of Saskatchewan will
increase the monthly income threshold by $50, bringing
the Care Home Benefit up to $2,000 per month. The
amount of the benefit received depends on your level of
income and marital status and may be supplemented up
to a $2,000 threshold.
If you or your spouse receives the Guaranteed Income
Supplement, your Drug Plan family deductible is $200
semi-annually. Once the deductible is paid, the cost is
35 per cent of the benefit prescription costs. As well, for
anyone receiving the Seniors’ Income Plan, the deductible
is $100 with the same 35 per cent of the prescription
costs. This is also the case for anyone who is a resident of
a special-care home.
Savings as a result of the adjustment to the Seniors’
Drug Plan help make it possible to continue funding to
the Saskatchewan senior programs aimed at the most
vulnerable. Saskatchewan is strong because of the
foundation built by our senior citizens, and our government
is committed to supporting them in having quality of life in
their senior years. Our office would be pleased to assist
you in accessing senior programs you or a loved one may
qualify for. We are located at 326-B High St. W. in Moose
Jaw and can be reached by telephone at 306-692-8884.
MOOSE JAW NORTH
CONSTITUENCY OFFICE
Feel free to contact my constituency office with any
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North Constituency Office
326 B High Street West
Moose Jaw, Sask. S6H 1S9
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48. A song of loyalty
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59. Plunder
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Early Bird Lions donate
Snowbirds flypast
Atom Female Mavericks
thank 2014-15 sponsors
Commanding officer of RCSCC 99 Assiniboine Moose Jaw Lieutenant
Commander Rick Perras. Executive Officer of RCSCC 99 Assiniboine
Moose Jaw Naval Cadet Nicole Zatylny. Commanding officer of HMCS
Regina Commander Dainiel Charlebois. Corp Coxswain of RCSCC 99
Assiniboine Moose Jaw Petty Officer 2 class Tory Boczkowski
Habitat for Humanity Volunteer Bill Harris (left)
recently accepted a $250.00 cheque from Wayne
McGregor (right) of the Moose Jaw Early Bird
Lions Club.
The Snowbirds recently conducted two flypasts over Mosaic Place
in support of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. The first took place
on Thursday, February 12 and the second on Saturday, February 14.
Photo by Scott Hellings.
Black Dog Still a Threat to
Moose Jaw Public
On the evening of March 20th, a 22 year old female was
bitten by a large dog described as a black long-haired
German Shepard type breed on the 800 block of Coteau
TheAs
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to thank
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still Female
of today,Mavericks
mid-April team
this dog
has not
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Music Festival 2015 Begins with Musical Theatre Performances
Donation
made to
“This song will grow with you. It was
beautifully sung. It is one of those
Cubiak
Early
that require full classical technique. It
takes all you’ve got,” Kelly said to the
Years
Family
musicians.
The 2015 Music Festival is on until
Resource
Friday April Centre
24th. Sessions are open
“Your performance gave us a strong,
powerful story delivered simply and
sincerely. You can sing this song
forever. It is one of those big adult
ones. It’s a real show stopper. It is a
great song to have learned and to have
as part of your repertoire.”
Adjudicator Chris Kelly was admiring
the work done by the senior vocal
students in this year’s Music Festival,
which is taking place this week in
Moose Jaw. Vocal entries were so
numerous this year that they required
eight full days of performance space
and time.
The Commanding officer
from HMCS Regina Cdr
Daniel Carlebois was in
Regina on Monday to
inspect the Sea Cadets
from
Moose
Jaw,
Regina and Yorkton, the
Commander said that the
parade was of top quality
and was impressed by
the drill and march past
the cadets did for him.
He also spoke on the last
deployment of HMCS
Regina and the work they
did on piracy and assisting
in the seizure of a large
amount of narcotics.
by Janet Kilgannon
for audiences to attend. You will have
the opportunity to hear the very best
in all music categories performed by
students in the city and area. Follow
the festival at http://smfa.ca/Festivals/
MooseJaw.php, or on facebook at
Moose Jaw Music Festival.
Amanda Zarubin acts as assistant to Vocal Adjudicator Chris Kelly.
There was a draw that ran from Dec 01-31/2014. All those
that made purchases at Easy Care Living Centre were entered for a Lift Chair. The Winner was Eileen HepworthCONGRATULATIONS.
Cheque presentation photo left to right: Brian Hauck member of the
Friendly City Optimist Club, Gayle Jones president of the Rotary Club
of Moose Jaw Wakamow, Ashley Florent Manager of Family Services for
the YMCA of Moose Jaw, Jenn Angus Manager of Funds Development
and Community Initiatives and Glenn Stephenson president of the Rotary
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The Cubiak Early Years Family Resource Centre is a YMCA Program located at 846
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The $5,000 donation will be used to purchase an indoor play structure for the Centre.
Chelsea Braun performs “Pretty Funny”
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Donation to the Royal Canadian Legion Poppy Fund. A
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Shantelle Mayo sings “Wishing you were
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by Dr. Steven Heidinger,
Moose Jaw Chiropractor
Last week I wrote of the woes of the aging male plumbing…
slow to go, slow to stop, with the promise of this week’s
insight of the urinary issues of the opposite sex. Sneeze,
pee; Cough pee.; Laugh, pee; Exercise, pee; etc., pee.
Either with aging or post-child bearing, incontinence is an
extremely common issue for women. And much too often,
current advice that women receive results in very mediocre
results, or none at all.
I very much enjoy learning of new things that contradict
tradition, especially when it comes to advice on health
care. When it comes to urinary incontinence in women, the
advice the patient often gets is like a reflex. “I pee when
I laugh” automatically equals “You must do Kegels.” Most
people by now know what Kegel exercises are. When you
do a Kegel, you are contracting the muscles you would use
to stop yourself from urinating. Common sense has made
us believe that if women can’t control their pee, then these
muscles must be weak. Doing Kegels is like sending your
pee stopper to the gym to get stronger. Contract these
muscles daily for 100 reps and the incontinence should go
away. This advice is maybe proving to be weak in of itself
as it does not address the entire problem.
So what is the “new way of thinking” regarding urinary
incontinence? Well it dates back to how women used to
give birth generations ago, and how men and women used
to relieve themselves when they had to go to the bathroom.
The key word is “squat.” I always say that Mother nature
and God is smarter than we could ever imagine ourselves
to ever be, and that we “smart humans.” with our superiorly
large cerebrums, really know how to screw up a good
thing. In the good old days, we squatted to pee and poop,
and women squatted to give birth. Without getting too
technical, this constant daily squatting to relieve ourselves
created a very strong and stable pelvic floor, and for women
it tilted the sacrum into a position which allows for a larger
birthing space. Less squatting leads to a smaller birthing
space, which leads to a greater chance of stretching
and tearing muscles in the pelvic floor during birth. This
ultimately has led to incontinence issues. The introduction
of the toilet really messed this up. This created weak pelvic
floors in all of us, men and women.
This reduces the natural support for a variety of organs,
including the bladder. Doing Kegel exercises strengthens
muscle but you can’t keep the muscles contracted all the
time. Another set of exercises is now being recommended
to help improve the “tone” of the pelvic floor muscles. You
guessed it…the squat.
When it comes to doing a proper squat, I don’t mean the
type of squats you would see one do at the gym with a
barbell over the back of the neck. To perform the proper
squat, one would pretend they were in the woods and had
to go to the bathroom. For women it would mean getting
into a deep squat, bottom close to the ground, back straight
and heels off the ground. This position would be held for
up to a minute. This actually does a great job in creating
tone for the pelvic floor, and is proving to be a great way
to prevent incontinence and help those who already have
incontinence.
Most women (and men) may actually find it difficult at first
to hold this position, but with time the buttocks and pelvic
floor will get stronger.
One in four North American women suffer from some
degree of urinary incontinence. In societies where people
still squat to go to the bathroom, incontinence is a rarity.
Enough said.
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Parks & Recreation and
Saskatchewan Lotteries for helping to
support Moose Jaw 2014-2015 Special
Olympics swimming program
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FSR Street League Skateboarding (N)
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MC2 3 Day Kill (:25) Shatner’s World ’ Å
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MC3 (:05) ›› “Into the Storm” (2014) Å
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11 WWJ To Be Announced
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On the
Front Porch
by Wanda Smith
Use it or lose it
Coming up on my 25th year since high school
graduation gets me to thinking about life as it was back
then. I ponder how different things would’ve been if
I had known that I didn’t need to try to fit in. If I’d
have had the confidence to be myself, I wonder where I
would be now. You see, it seemed that I felt as though I
was never good enough. I did whatever it took to try to
fit in. I worked very hard on my grades, was involved
in many extra-curricular activities and did what I could
to contribute points to my “house” team. I couldn’t
seem to break into the popular group (unless I was
ready to party) and most times felt very alone.
It seemed all I ever wanted to do was fit in. I wanted
to be accepted, loved and appreciated for who I was.
Seems that feeling never really has gone away and
I find myself still feeling like that. I’ve been on this
journey to find myself and try to fit in, but am actually
realizing that I may never fit in. In fact, I am realizing
I was not made to fit in. And, this may be news to you,
too... because you were not made to fit in either. Before
you feel ostracized and alone, please hear me out.
I’ve been discovering that we are each unique with
an individual calling and purpose on our lives. We are
meant to stand out. We are meant to meet a need that
no one else can fill. We were created to do something
no one else can do. Dr. Caroline Leaf, a neurologist and
brain specialist, explains that each of us was created
with a unique purpose or a gift. When we discover what
that purpose or gift is, we can be free to be ourselves.
You see, we really don’t want to live in conformity
with everyone else around us. The purpose of our gift
is to celebrate our difference instead of minimizing or
squashing it. As Dr. Leaf explains, “You were not built
to struggle. Your brain is wired to function according to
a specific sequence. When you discover that sequence,
that specific structure, you unlock great potential.”
You are hard-wired for your gift. God says “you are
fearfully and wonderfully made.” He created you. You
weren’t just an accident of fate. You’ve been placed
on this earth to uniquely solve a problem. “When you
understand your gift and its structure and operate in it,
you then find your truth-value, who you were created
to be. You move beyond yourself into serving others.
You will find peace in the image you were likened after.
You will find peace in belonging and begin making a
difference as one of the created pieces of the puzzle.”
We are afraid to stand out because we think we will
be singled out, made fun of or deemed a failure if
something we try fails. However, if we’d only realize
that we were uniquely made and that as we activate
our brain the way it has been wired, we will find true
success. Dr. Leaf goes on to teach that our brains
actually never wear out and will, in fact, get better with
use. “As we use our gifts, we are alternating our brain
anatomy. The more we think, the more connections
we grow making the memory storage area of the brain
thicken causing us to become more intelligent. The
more intelligent we become, the deeper we think and
the more our gifts grow.” We need to use it or we will
lose it.
If we could really get a glimpse of how God wants to
use each of us, there would be no ceiling in our lives. We
would have infinite possibilities at our disposal. There
is no need to fit in because we were meant to stand
out. We were meant to all fulfill a need somewhere
that no one else can fill. Through our life experiences
and through the way our brain has been wired, we can
experience an amazingly fulfilled and successful life.
It’s time to realize that we are unique for a reason. We
are special. We are loved with an everlasting love. There
is no need to try to look like someone else or achieve
what someone else has achieved. We are all uniquely
designed. Rare. Irreplaceable. Special. Loved. There is
only one of each of us. Let’s all start living the way our
life was designed to be lived!
“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before
you were born I set you apart.”
Scripture reference: Jeremiah 1:5
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Ladies, listen up! If
you are a shopper
and love bargains,
fret no more because
of overspending on
purchases you were
inspired to buy because
they were too good of
a deal to turn down.
You can now blame
your discounted sales
purchases on your
genetic disposition! Do
I hear an AMEN?
I read it in a Fashion
magazine, thereby it
must be true! :) We are
programmed to seek out
sales. The thrill of seeing designer labels discounted upwards
up to 60% or more gives us an elated feeling of scoring an
unbelievable bargain, thereby explaining the popularity of
Winners, Marshalls and all kinds of other shops that sell
discounted label brands. The feeling stimulates a chemical
reaction in the brain, somewhat like falling in love. There’s
no better feeling than falling in love…with a certain brand of
shoes, clothes label or designer bag brand. Ladies, I know
you know what I’m talking about!
Mark Ellwood, author of Bargain Fever: How to Shop in
a Discounted World, wasn’t kidding when he said that
“purchasing something that’s majorly discounted spikes
the brain’s production of dopamine, a feel-good chemical.”
Dopamine produces feelings of pleasure and for those that
love to score a buy, it has been coined “buyagra,” by Ellwood.
His theory might explain women’s ‘craziness’ in waiting for
hours in a line-up for sales or bargain days. For me, this is
one of the few times I’ll pass up the purchase…my time is
worth more.
Funny how we don’t feel as guilty about overspending on
something at a discounted rate because we feel like we scored
a great deal? On the other hand, we might think twice before
purchasing something at retail for the same price. For many,
it’s the hunt for the perfect find, based on the principle that
it’s not that a person can’t afford the item but rather that
they refuse to pay the retail price. Doesn’t that make us
a good steward of our money or are we buying purchases
unnecessarily to hang in the closet for months, yea even
years, because they were such a good deal, we couldn’t pass
them by?
How many of us brag about what a good deal we got?
Wearing the ‘steal of a deal’ is euphoric. It’s a powerful
feeling that keeps a person on the lookout for the next
purchase, a temptation that is hard to resist because once the
deal is sealed and the bargain bought, we have conquered the
urge and there is nowhere else to go but back to the stores for
more shopping therapy.
Thereby I resign myself to the fact that I LOVE A BARGAIN
and this makes my shopping excursions all the more
satisfying, knowing that I shouldn’t blame myself for money
spent because it was well-spent on something that was on
sale…
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From The Kitchen
From leftovers to
repurposed treats
By Joyce Walter For Moose Jaw Express
Spring cleaning may involve more than washing the
walls and shampooing the carpets.
Spring is a perfect time to delve into the freezers
to examine the packages and containers that have
slipped to the bottom or back, and worse, have lost
their taped on notes identifying the contents.
If the odour of freezer burn isn’t present, many
leftover items, including those in the refrigerator, can
be repurposed and made into a surprising array of
tasty items. This week’s recipes involve three ideas
for using ingredients from a previous meal.
Mashed Carrot Cookies
2 cups flour
3/4 cup sugar
1/2 tsp. salt
1 egg
2 tsps. baking powder 1 tsp. vanilla
4 large carrots
1 cup chopped walnuts
3/4 cup water
or pecans
1 cup butter or margarine
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease cookie sheets.
Peel carrots, cut into 1/2 inch slices and cook for 20-25
minutes in the water. Cool and then puree or mash to
make 1 cup.
Sift flour, salt and baking powder. Cream butter and
sugar then add egg and vanilla and cream again. Add
carrot puree and beat. Sift in dry ingredients and nuts
and mix.
Drop by teaspoon one inch apart onto cookie sheets.
Bake for 10-12 minutes. Cool on racks. Makes about
6 dozen. Note: frozen carrots may be used but reduce
the amount of water required for cooking.
Mashed Potato Muffins
3 cups mashed potatoes
1 large egg
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese, divided
3 tbsps. chives, optional
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Grease muffin pans.
Stir together mashed potatoes, egg and 3/4 cup of
the cheese. Add chives if using. Season with salt and
pepper. Fill muffin cups and pack solidly.
Bake 30-35 minutes until golden brown and have
crisp edges. Remove from oven and top with
remaining cheese. Return to oven for another 3-5
minutes. Serve immediately. Note: if potatoes are
thin, add another egg. Bacon bits and green onions
may also be used in the mixture.
Leftover Ham Pie
1 cup zucchini slices
1/2 cup ground
leftover ham or 1 can
ham flakes
1/4 cup grated Swiss
or cheddar cheese
1 tbsp. grated onion
1 egg
dash each of pepper,
salt and nutmeg
3 tbsps. commercial
biscuit mix
2/3 cup milk
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease 2 foil pans,
4-5 inches in diameter.
Spread zucchini pieces in the prepared pans. (No
need to peel zucchinis if skins are tender.) Combine
ham, cheese and onion and spread over zucchini.
Blend the seasonings, biscuit mix and milk on high
speed for 30 seconds. Pour over ham mixture.
Bake for 35 minutes or until a knife inserted comes
out clean. Let stand 5 minutes then serve. Note:
leftover tuna or salmon may be used in place of ham.
Joyce Walter can be reached at [email protected]
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A-15 1295 9th Ave NE
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93 Larch St. Caronport
MLS#524233
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856 5th Ave
MLS 529577
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1041 Lillooet St. W
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Heart health
By Carol Ferguson
The audience received
That number should be
a wealth of information
only 2.6 - 3.2. Highwhen Kalen MacLeod,
Density-Lipoproteins
pharmacist
from
the
(HDL)
removes
the
Safeway Pharmacy spoke
harmful cholesterol from
at a library presentation
the blood and that number
on March 31. One of the
should be 4.6 – 5.2.
questions he answered
Your blood pressure tells
was why a doctor puts a
the doctor how much
patient on more than one
effort is necessary to
medication for high blood Kalen MacLeod
push blood through your
pressure. One medication
arteries and indicates
can bring your blood
how much plaque has
pressure down 2-3 ml. but if it is still built up. Normal BP is 120/80. High
not low enough a second or third blood pressure is hypertension and
medication will lower it further.
over 95 per cent of hypertension has
Your heart works hard to keep you no identifiable cause. Medication can
alive. It delivers oxygen and nutrients lower your blood pressure to prevent a
through your arteries to your cells, blood vessel haemorrhage (stroke) or
carries waste through your veins to the a lack of oxygen to the brain (a heart
lungs, and carries oxygenated blood attack). Diuretics, get rid of fluid;
back to your heart (breathe in oxygen, Beta Blockers slow the heartbeat but
breathe out carbon dioxide). That also increase the force; ACE inhibitors
explains why blood squirts out when dilate the blood vessels; Calcium
you cut an artery (closer to the heart) channel blockers dilate the peripheral
but oozes out when you cut a vein.
blood vessels; and Angiotensin II
In your 20’s cholesterol is like fatty relaxes the blood vessels and prevents
streaks in your blood vessels. In your increased resistance.
30’s it begins to harden into fibrous So what should you do? Monitor your
plaques. Eventually it can cause blood pressure. Adhere to the meds
arteriosclerosis.
prescribed for you. Stop smoking.
Fat is essential in our diet, just like Eat a low-sodium, high-fibre diet
proteins and carbohydrates, but in and exercise. Keep in mind that fast
moderation. Your liver produces 80 foods, pre-packaged meals, and frozen
per cent of the cholesterol you need meat are all preserved with salt. The
and the other 20 per cent comes following are used to determine the
from your diet. Learn which fats are likelihood of a heart attack or stroke:
harmful and make better choices cholesterol levels, blood pressure, age,
in what you eat. Lipoproteins carry history, obesity, exercise, smoking,
cholesterol through the blood stream. stress and diabetes. Eliminate some
Low-Density Lipoproteins (LDL) do of these problems and give your heart
the most harm and sticks to the walls a chance.
of the artery.
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“Far and Away” by Dance Dimensions
Regina. Open Large Pointe Ballet Group.
It has been a long season that required plenty
of hard work and dedication but it was certainly worth it. The 31st Annual Invitational Dance
Carnival was held at Peacock Collegiate from
April 16-19 and hundreds of dancers in a wide
variety of styles hit the stage. The event is hosted by Dance Images by BJ and Denee’s School of
Dance.
“Everybody is at the peak of their season and
the routines are well polished and detailed,” said
organizer Barb Jackman, owner of Dance Images by BJ. “The kids are so excited because a
dancer spends so much of our season training
and we have such a short season of performing,
so when we do get out performing there is no
holding back. The kids look like they are really
enjoying themselves.”
The weekend requires plenty of volunteers to
ensure the festival runs smoothly and Jackman
said her team performed admirably.
“We have over 100 volunteers who help us keep
going, from the line-up people downstairs, to
the door people, to the check-in people, and the
countless number of dads who help us haul in
props and that kind of thing,” said Jackman,
who added that, appropriately, the event coincided with National Volunteer Week. “We have
a lot of volunteers and we couldn’t do it without
them.”
Two renowned adjudicators — Sheri Drewitz-Kanten and Scott Peter — took in the event
and awards were handed out at the end of the
weekend. It was a fun-filled weekend for everyone, including dancers, coaches, and parents.
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TRADING THOUGHTS
Income tax time begets lots of ‘chains’
Income tax deadlines are near; peace when preparing
these complicated forms is dear.
The need for a quiet atmosphere while concentrating
on how much money the Harper Government
and the Wall Government extract from us to pay
for government services became the subject of
conversation over coffee recently.
Several of us were harping on how the presence of
spouses can drive one up the wall.
“I send my wife out when I’m doing taxes,”
commented one senior. “That’s how to get some
quiet.”
If his wife stays at home when he does taxes, she
comes up with comments and questions at the most
inopportune moments and that just taxes his focus.
“My wife is like that, too,” said another Coffee Rower.
“I can be right in the middle of something and she
decides to interrupt with some stupid thing like:
Look at what’s on TV.
Personally, observed Yours Truly, my wife stays out
of my way when I’m preparing taxes — other than
to frequently ask how much she might have to pay.
Usually I do taxes in the basement office, while she
stays upstairs or ventures into the nearby rec room.
Every once in a while, she will pop her head into the
office doorway and say: “Oh, I forgot,” and leave. I’m
sure she does it to annoy me.
Recalling income tax time on the farm as a boy gave
the java drinkers a laugh or two.
Income tax day was a big event on our farm. The
yellow-topped chrome table seating 10 people was
cleared for all the paper work. The shoe boxes full of
receipts, bills and bank statements were hauled out
of the adjacent secure gun/sewing room.
That was when the fun for me began. I learned to
stay the heck out of the way but eavesdropped from
the adjacent living room.
As I lay on the warm iron heat register, the coal
furnace heat pulsating into my little body, the heat
generated in the next room became more intense by
the minute.
The two partners, my father and uncle, and my
mother were deep into tax matters. When my aunt
came, she never took part, having little interest in tax
issues.
In modern day terminology, my mother was the
secretary, mediator, and arbitrator; she made the
most sense in the arguments that ensued. I can’t
recall the reasons for heated discussions but plenty
of them filled the air.
A lot of discussions took place about what category
to put certain expenses under. When there was some
doubt, my father always said: “Put it under chains.”
Every year was the same: more uncertain expenses
classed under chains. We were lucky the income
tax auditor never came around. The auditor would
have insisted on viewing the warehouse of chains
accumulated over the years.
The shoe box income
tax records went by
the wayside after I left
home. My parents took
an Alberta Agriculture
accounting course, so
my mother could do the
books.
Their
accountant
praised her excellent
by Ron Walter
record keeping, as did
the income tax auditor. For some reason, the farm
was audited three out of five years in the 1980s.
They never did twig onto my mother’s “cream and
chicken” money.
My mother continued to do the books for my brother
until she was 85 and became seriously ill for the first
time in her life.
Ron Walter can be reached at [email protected]
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