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RM ReviewYour COMMUNITY... Your NEWSPAPERVolume 14 Number 8
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August 2013
Summer Leisure
Guide Page 7
This year we are
celebrating our
30th Anniver-
sary over 2 days of
events on Saturday and
Sunday August 17th
and 18th. Our celebra-
tion begins with a pa-
rade at 10am Saturday.
Anyone is welcome to
participate. Call Dawn
at 668-2008 to register
your entry. Yard and
Garden entry deadline
is Aug 1, and exhibit
entries need to be
dropped off Friday
evening , Aug 17, be-
tween 5 and 8 pm.
Kidsville will be held
both Saturday and
Sunday this year from
1-4 pm with games,
crafts, face painting,
and the bouncy castles.
The little britches
rodeo for children 11
and younger will begin
at 11:30on Sat. This is
an event using stick
horses (supplied if you
do not have one)as well
as other games. The
Vanscoy Multiple 4-H
Club will be doing a
scavenger hunt at 1 pm
on Sat and the Balloon
man will be there from
3-4 pm. The gymkhana
event is Saturday
starting at 1 pm and
the Light Horse show is
Sunday starting at 9
am. Other Saturday
events are the Ball
tournament, Quilt
truck, Tractor show
and the Fair exhibits.
Saturday evening be-
gins with a Roast beef
supper and entertain-
ment with the return of
Elvis AKA The Cadil-
lac Kid. Tickets are
available from any
member of the Vanscoy
& District Agricultural
Society (Linda Wright
at 493-8125) or at the
Robins Nest in
Vanscoy. Saturday
evening will end with a
display of fireworks at
dusk. Sunday events
include the Pancake
breakfast form 8-10
am, the Polka mass at
11 am, the tractor
show, the Quilt truck,
Kidsville with Beeper
the Clown at 1 pm and
a 3D Archery Outdoor
Course Demonstration
from 1-4 pm. There
will also be a 30 year
history display of the
Vanscoy and District
Agricultural Society
which will be located in
the Circle Hall. If you
have a story to tell
please bring it along to
add to the collection. If
you would like to help
with any of the events
please notify Connie at
668-4647. Come out,
meet with friends and
neighbors and enjoy
the fun and games of
the good old summer
fair! Look for fair cata-
logues and entry tags
in your area or visit our
web site
www.vanscoyanddis-
trictagsociety.ca . If
you would like more in-
formation, call Linda at
306-493-8125.
30th Anniversary of the Vanscoy Summer Fair
Part of the Exhibits at the 2011 Vanscoy Summer Fair
Submitted by:
Linda Wright
Canadian Pride at the Lazy T
Story on Page 6
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Editorial
Your Community... Your Newspaper
For the past 13 years or so, the RM Review has attached a slogan to all of its print, web and email
publications. That slogan is...
Proud to be Promoting and Supporting your Community
We couldnt have been prouder to be doing what we do, and we remain so, but we feel it is time to
change our slogan to better reflect who we are.
The RM Review is, and always has been, a voice in our community for everyone that choses to have
thier voice heard. It is a compilation of various groups, individuals and businesses in our community.
If you look at the content of any issue, you will find stories about such things.
Some of these stories have been produced directly by us here at the RM Review, but a vast majority of
them have been, and continue to be each month, submitted by many people in our community.
The local administrators take the time to write the Council Reports.
Students and teachers submit the School Reports.
The RCMP provide the Police Reports.
4-H members put together the 4-H News.
And many, many citizens, just like you, take the time to let us know about things that are happening
in thier part of this community by submitting stories to us.
Without these efforts, we would have a much bigger job to put together informative publications for
you. So to better reflect what the RM Review is all about, we are now promoting our new slogan...
Your COMMUNITY, Your NEWSPAPER
So to all that continue to help us bring all of the news and information to the community, we would
like to say thank you, and hope that our new slogan is an ongoing showing of our appreciation.
Of course, all of these efforts would not result in anything if was not for our advertisers that make the
entire operation possible.
I know you all make every effort to support them, and will continue to do so in the future.
After all, it is your Community Newspaper that they are supporting.
Now get out there and enjoy the second half of your summer !!
Ken Sowter
Editor
RM Review
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Reflexology Treatment (1 hour) from
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$20 Fireworks Package from
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6:00 pm: Registration
7:00 pm: Meeting
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VANSCOY MULTIPLE 4-H CLUB
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Outdoor Adventure, Archery, Digital Film-Making, Foods,
and possibility for other projects.
4-H is open to anyone 6 to 25 yrs old!
Thank you to our family and
friends for arranging and
helping us celebrate our
60th Wedding Anniversary.
Thank you to our many
friends and relations for the
cards and personal greetings.
A grand day to remember,
sharing memories and
visiting.
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Food for Thought
(l - r) Sean Murray, Sam Michnik, Dane Murray
The Canadian and Mexi-
can beef and pork in-
dustries are losing
hundreds of millions of dol-
lars as a result of the lobby
efforts for COOL of some
right wing interests. The
original challenge to WTO
was successful and after ap-
peals the case should have
ended allowing free trade in
beef cattle and hogs among
the three NAFTA signatories.
Instead the US began evasive
actions that will require redo-
ing the WTO process.
The tragedy of the situation
is that the US mainline live-
stock organizations do not
support the requirements of
country-of-origin-labeling be-
cause it is a cost that has to
be borne by the whole sys-
tem. Many livestock feeders
and processors simply avoid
purchasing Canadian ani-
mals or carcasses because of
the added cost of segregating
the imported product. It is an
instance where lobby forces
overwhelm logical gover-
nance.
Canada and Mexico do have
the retaliatory potential of
imposing an equivalent level
of tariffs; however that will
only occur about two years or
more down the road when the
second WTO process is com-
pleted. That is a messy action
not at all conducive to the ad-
vancement of free trade.
The oddity is that the US
meat industry through the
application of the COOL leg-
islation loses opportunities to
feed, process and export our
livestock and forces us into
export competition at lower
prices. Every interference
with free trade reduces the
profit margin and in turn
leaves the primary producer
more vulnerable.
It is not the primary respon-
sibility of the US Congress to
protect the Canadian live-
stock industry; but one would
expect that they could avoid
injuring their own system.
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Three local ath-
letes, Sam Mich-
nic and Sean &
Dane Murray, com-
peted as part of the
North Sask football
team in the Red River
Cup in Winnipeg, MB
July 6-13, 2013. The
North Sask team won 3
of their 6 games and
placed 4th overall in
the tournament. It was
a great experience of
high calibre football for
all the players on the
team.
A big thank you from
Sean and Dane Murray
goes out to the resi-
dents of Vanscoy and
surrounding area for
their donations of cans,
bottles and cash col-
lected during a bottle
drive to raise funds to
help offset the cost of
going to Winnipeg.
Also, the following
businesses for advertis-
ing in the Football
Saskatchewan program
which also helped off-
set costs: Vanscoy
Hotel, Robin's Nest
Cafe, Vanscoy Tempo,
Grantor Holdings and
Confederation Chiro-
practic.
Thank you! Your sup-
port made it possible
for Sean and Dane to
attend the Red River
Cup and is greatly ap-
preciated!
Submitted by
Vicki Torresan
North Sask Football Team
includes three Local Boys
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TOWN OF ASQUITH
Asquith Town Council held its regular council
meeting on July 9, 2013.
Attending were Mayor Maddin, Councillors Erhart,
Sawicki, Gamble, Dumont and Lysyshyn, along
with C.A.O. Cross.
Minutes from the June 11, 2013 regular meeting
and the June 20, 2013 special meeting were ac-
cepted as presented. The treasurers statement of
receipts and expenditures for the month of June,
2013 and the May 2013 bank reconciliation was ac-
cepted as presented. Accounts paid in the amount
of $27,125.06 and Accounts Payable in the amount
of $48,632.37 was accepted as presented.
Street patching is occurring within the Town of
Asquith. Priority was given to use hot asphalt mix
around manholes that posed safety concerns, how-
ever cold mix asphalt will be used in the other pot-
holes. Gravelling has also been done to some
streets to alleviate potholes.
A huge pat on the back goes out to Jim and Kelly
Stack for their exceptional work at maintaining the
Asquith Cemetery! As well, Charles Chappell is
doing a phenomenal job out at the Asquith Sports-
grounds. One can certainly tell that they show at-
tention to detail and pride themselves on a job well
done.
The Town has accepted a SaskPower quote to in-
stall street lights on Lunn Street for an overall cost
of $4,777.09.
A new section of the Building Bylaw was passed
which deals with fences within the Town of
Asquith. Please visit the Town Office to ask about
this new bylaw before starting any fences within
the Town of Asquith.
This office will once again remind residents that
there is a Swimming Pool Bylaw which dictates
that any pool that is 18 or deeper must be en-
closed by a fence.
To learn more about the Towns Bylaws, please
visit the Town of Asquith website, www.towno-
fasquith.com
Have a wonderful summer!
TOWN OF DELISLE
Delisle Town Council held a regular meeting July
9th, 2013.
The Town accepted a bid os $143,924.04 plus GST
from Klassen Trenching for construction of a water
trickle line, earth work and tree removal in the
South Industrial subdivision.
The town will issue a cheque for $4,200 to Cana-
dian National Railway Company for fees associated
with the water trickle pipeline crossing agreement.
The following prices (plus GST) were set for the
sale of industrial land along Elevator Road:
- Parcel D1 - $140,000
- Parcel E1 - $75,000
- Parcel E2 - $75,000
- Parcel E3 - $75,000
- Parcel E4 - $75,000
- Parcel F1 - $95,000
Furthermore, a 10% non-refundable deposit will be
required to hold a parcel, with the balance due
within 6 months.
A $5,000 cheque will be issued to the Delisle
Chiefs Hockey Club for purchase of their dressing
room building with the understanding that the
building becomes the sole property of the Town of
Delisle. Furthermore, the Delisle Chiefs Hockey
Club can use the dressing room, rent free, provid-
ing they are responsible for all set-up costs and all
ongoing maintenance repairs.
A $100 donation will be made to the RUH Can-
cer Clinic in memory of past administrator Danny
Arntsen.
No Report This
Month from the
RM of Vanscoy
or the
Village of Vanscoy
4 August 2013
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Traffic:On July 8 at 9:15 p.m. police
were called to the scene of a
single vehicle collision on
9th Street North in
Martensville. Police located
a 2008 Dodge Caliber on its
side in a ditch at the north
end of the street. Witnesses
directed police to a male who
had been seen crawling out
of the vehicle after the colli-
sion had occurred. The man
was located by police a short
distance away attempting to
walk away from the scene
down a nearby alley. The
man exhibited signs of im-
pairment from alcohol con-
sumption and was placed
under arrest. The man was
read a breathalyzer demand,
which he refused to comply
with. A 22 year old
Martensville man was later
released on charges of im-
paired driving and refusing
to provide a breath sample.
He is scheduled to appear in
Provincial Court.
On July 10 at 6:13 p.m.
RCMP received a call of a
motor vehicle collision at the
intersection of Highway 60
and Highway 7, west of
Saskatoon. Two vehicles
had collided in the intersec-
tion, a 2013 Dodge Journey
and a 1997 Ford F250 truck.
The eastbound truck was on
highway 7 and carrying
three men from Kyle when a
northbound Dodge Journey
entered the intersection car-
rying three females from
Kindersley. The driver and
front passenger of the Jour-
ney, 61 year old and 88 year
old females were killed by
the impact. The rear pas-
senger, a 10 year old girl,
survived with cuts and
bruises. The three men in
the truck were all trans-
ported to hospital with non-
life threatening injuries.
Witnesses at the scene have
advised police that the
Dodge Journey did not stop
at the stop sign before pro-
ceeding into the intersection.
A Collision re-construction-
ist attended the scene and
the police investigation is
continuing. No names are
being released.
On July 21 at 4:25 p.m. po-
lice were called to a incident
of an erratic driver on high-
way 11 near Osler. The
complainant advised that he
had observed a man driving
while drinking from a
whiskey bottle. Police at-
tended in the Osler area and
located a 2005 Ford F-150
truck being operated by 49
year old male from the
Whitecap Dakota First Na-
tion. The man displayed
signs of impairment from al-
cohol and was arrested for
impaired driving. He was
taken to the police detach-
ment where he provided
samples of his breath that
were under the legal limit,
but high enough to justify a
24 hour drivers licence sus-
pension. The man was
found to be a suspended
driver. He was charged for
driving a motor vehicle
while consuming alcohol and
driving while suspended.
His vehicle was towed for 30
days pursuant to the sus-
pended drivers legislation.
On July 19, at approxi-
mately 2:15 a.m., Warman
RCMP Detachment re-
sponded to a report of a
train versus vehicle collision
on Highway 672, near
Vanscoy, Saskatchewan. In-
vestigation determined at
the time of the occurrence a
twenty-two year old male
driver operating a Dodge
Ram half ton pick-up truck
had driven through a 'dead
end' fence launching his ve-
hicle onto the CN rail line.
The vehicle became stuck at
that location. The driver was
un-injured in the initial acci-
dent and was able to free
himself prior to the train col-
liding with his vehicle. The
male driver was alone in the
vehicle. The man was ar-
rested and taken to the po-
lice detachment where he
provided samples of his
breath that were in excess of
the legal limit. The man
was released on impaired
driving charges and will ap-
pear in Provincial Court in
September.
Property:On July 8 at 7:30 a.m. police
attended at a residence on
8th Avenue North in War-
man in response to a call of
a stolen vehicle. It was re-
ported to police that a blue,
2001 Jeep TJ was stolen
from a residence at that lo-
cation. It is believed that a
spare set of keys was left in
the vehicle. Police caution
people not to leave valuables
in vehicles, including keys
and garage door openers, as
thieves are using these
items to facilitate vehicle
thefts and residential break-
ins. There were also several
cars entered on the same
evening in Warman and
Osler where glove boxes had
been searched and loose
change stolen.
On July 9 at 6:10 a.m. police
were called to a residence on
Watson Way in Warman for
a report of a stolen vehicle.
A 2003 Chev Duramax truck
was stolen from the front of
the residence. The truck
had decals on it that said
MROD Construction. The
box of the truck also had a
tool box and numerous tools.
Police are investigating.
On July 9 at 7:00 a.m. police
were called to a residence on
Banman Court in Osler for a
report of a stolen car. A
2006 black Kia Sorrento was
stolen from the front of a
residence at that location. It
is believed that thieves en-
tered another vehicle at that
residence and obtained keys
for the Sorrento and then
stole it. Police are investi-
gating.
On July 15 at 3:55 p.m. po-
lice received a complaint of a
theft from a residence on
Reimer Road in
Martensville. The com-
plainant advised that some-
one had stolen a bench from
the front of her house some-
time overnight. The bench
was of wood and iron con-
struction. She did not know
who took it. Police are in-
vestigating.
On July 16, sometime dur-
ing the early morning hours,
three vehicles in Warman
were entered and the con-
tents were rifled through.
In one instance the car
stereo was stolen. Both ve-
hicles were believed to have
been parked overnight and
left unlocked. Police remind
residents not to leave valu-
ables in a vehicle and not to
leave their vehicles un-
locked.
On July 17 at 1:10 p.m. a
man called from a residence
on Hiebert Crescent in
Martensville to report that
his 14 foot Sprinter row boat
was stolen from his back
yard some time during the
previous two days. There
are no suspects in this inci-
dent. Police are seeking the
assistance of the public in
identifying the culprits in
this incident or the location
of this boat. Please contact
the Warman RCMP or
Crime Stop-
pers if you
have any in-
formation that
can lead to a
recovery of the
boat or the ar-
rest of the cul-
prits.
On July 18 at
5:30 p.m. po-
lice were
called to a
rural property
near Radisson
in regards to a
complaint of a
break and
enter. The
owner of a
shop advised
police that his
shop had been
broken into
when thieves forced their
way through the door to the
shop. Numerous small tools
and a radio were stolen. Po-
lice have no suspects at this
time. The matter is under
investigation.
On July 18 at 11:15 p.m. po-
lice received a call of a noise
complaint on Centennial
Drive in Martensville. An
area resident advised that
paving equipment was being
operated after 11:00 p.m. in
contravention of the City
bylaw. Police attended and
had the contractor discon-
tinue the operation of the
equipment for the day. No
further action was taken.
People:On July 12, shortly after
midnight, RCMP attended
at a residence in Warman in
response to a complaint of a
family dispute. A woman
advised police that she had
been assaulted by her sis-
ters-in-law. When police ar-
rived the two suspects had
left the area, however, a
man associated to the resi-
dence was found to be highly
intoxicated and causing a
disturbance on the street
near the residence. After
failing to comply with police
direction, the man was ar-
rested for public intoxication
and taken to police holding
cells where he was held
overnight until sober. He
was released unconditionally
the following morning.
On July 18 at 12:10 a.m. po-
lice received a call from a
Martensville woman advis-
ing that she had been as-
saulted by her boyfriend.
Police attended at a
Martensville residence and
spoke with the woman who
advised that she had been in
a car with her boyfriend
when they got into an argu-
ment. In an attempt to ig-
nore him she had put in
some earphones, which she
alleges he ripped out of her
ears, pulling some of her
hair in the process. She
then alleges the man
grabbed her, hit her and
then kicked her out of his
car. There were minor
scratches and bruises ob-
served on the complainant.
Police located a 19 year old
Martensville man later in
the day and arrested him for
assault and uttering death
threats. The man was re-
leased from custody on con-
ditions and will make an
appearance in Provincial
Court on July 30.
On July 18 at 7:13 p.m. po-
lice were called to a distur-
bance in the Village of Pike
Lake. A caller advised po-
lice that a man and woman
who appeared to have been
drinking were fighting with
each other. Police attended
and located a 42 year old
man and a 57 year old
woman who were both resi-
dents of the area. Both sub-
jects had been drinking, but
both denied that they had
been fighting. It was re-
vealed that the man was on
probation for previously as-
saulting the woman and was
on a condition not to con-
sume alcohol. The man was
arrested and charged for
breaching the probation
order. He was later released
on the charge to appear in
court in September.
On July 19 at 11:15 p.m. po-
lice were called to a report of
a suspicious person in the
Cathedral Bluffs area in
Corman Park. A man re-
ported observing a stranger
driving in and out of yards
in the area and looking
around houses. A vehicle li-
cence plate was communi-
cated to police. Police
attended in the area and
were able to locate a Saska-
toon area man. It was deter-
mined that the man was
looking for a lost dog that
had previously been re-
ported to police. No further
action was taken.
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For the past 20
years we my
Wife and I have
raised registered Ten-
nessee Walking horses
at the Lazy T over the
years we have boarded
a few horses for select
clients beside raising
and training our own
Tennessee Walking
Horses.
.
Having experience with
training horses for 53
years, my wife Marjorie
and I thought if we
were going to do some-
thing in the way of an
indoor arena we should
do something uniquely
different when we con-
structed our indoor rid-
ing arena and barn,
which opened in time
for the July 1, 2013.
Canada Day celebra-
tions.
We are now accepting
new boarders for year
round riding enjoyment
at the Lazy T. We have
year round indoor rid-
ing with outdoor riding
paddocks available. In
the very near future
the new 120 foot barn
will be complete and
ready for more horses
and will be able to ac-
commodate 45 head in
box stalls, along with
additional outdoor pad-
docks to accommodate
another 20 head of
horses with shelters.
The flag roof design is
one of the largest in the
Country, if not North
America, and was con-
structed to be represen-
tative of our great land
for many decades to
come.
The entire Canadian
flag on the roof meas-
ures 30 Meters x 15
Meters (120 feet X 60
feet ). The flag was
constructed entirely
out of pre-painted,
ribbed sheet metal
roofing. There were no
decals or paint used in
the fabrication of the
Canadian flag roof.
We constructed the
maple leaf flag design
to scale on our own.
The roof was initially
constructed with 2 bars
of red on each end then
the maple leaf was
then placed in the cen-
ter.
The maple leaf was de-
signed at my business,
Qwik Signs, in Saska-
toon, to exact scale, so
that it would be propor-
tionately correct as the
flag should look.
With the help of some
highly skilled labor
provided by an ac-
quaintance, Bill
Kominetsky, we joined
sheets of roofing metal
inside the riding arena
on the ground, The
maple leaf was then
drawn to the sheet
metal exactly to scale.
Bill then cut the shape
of the leaf with a spe-
cial metal cutting tool
to the exact measure-
ments provided. The
pieces were then num-
bered and disassem-
bled.
We then put the pieces
up on the roof in proper
number sequence so
that it would fit as it
did on the ground.
Once the maple leaf
was re-assembled it
was nearly perfect.
The maple leaf alone
which measured 18 me-
ters X 14 meters
(58 feet X 48 feet) was
within 1/16'' of an inch
when it was re-assem-
bled on the roof .
There are more plans
for the roof flags out at
the Lazy T to come
soon. The smaller barn
will have a full colour
Saskatchewan Provin-
cial flag on one side
and on the other side of
the roof the numbers
345, at approximately 2
meters X 1 meter in
bright red, signifying
the best RM, in the
best Province, in the
best Country in the
world... Canada.
The Lazy T is located
west of Saskatoon on
11th Street, 1 km south
and 1/2 km west of
Saskatoon Livestock
Sales, which is on
Highway 14.
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Cutting out the Maple Leaf
Final assembly of the flag on the roof
Tennessee Walking Horseshave a truely Canadian
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Canada Post of-
fers an essential
service. We all
rely on it for the deliv-
ery of letters, packages,
and logistics. Canada
Post outlets are also
important to the vi-
brancy of many towns
and communities in
rural Canada.
Our government is
committed to a stan-
dard of postal
service that meets the
needs of all Canadians,
both rural and urban,
that is secure, and con-
tinues to be financially
self-sustaining.
The Canadian Postal
Service Charter, which
was introduced by our
Government in 2010
continued the morato-
rium on the closure of
rural post offices, and
ensured that Canada
Post will charge uni-
form rates for letters of
similar size and
weight, so that letters
will require the same
postage, regardless of
the distance to reach
the recipient.
As Canada Post is an
independent Crown
Corporation, it is re-
sponsible for its own
administration. The
Government of Canada
is responsible for set-
ting its mandate and
service delivery levels.
The way Canadians
send and receive mail
is changing. This is un-
deniable.
As an MP, I am able to
use email to communi-
cate with constituents.
Fifteen years ago, a
weekly MP report like
this one would not have
been possible, and it
has become a very use-
ful tool to share infor-
mation with you on
many different subjects
in a timely manner.
Canadians still rely on
physical postal serv-
ices, but we are gradu-
ally receiving more and
more items electroni-
cally that would have
previously been sent by
the mail like magazine
subscriptions or tele-
phone bills.
Consider the following:
Canadians mailed al-
most one billion fewer
items of mail in 2012
than they did in 2006.
Furthermore, the num-
ber of addresses that
Canada Post must de-
liver to is increasing by
about 150,000 each
year.
While Canada Post has
operated profitably for
the last 16 consecutive
years, the decrease in
overall mail volume
coupled with the in-
crease in addresses is
expected to lead to sig-
nificant operational
deficits by 2020.
This is something that
all of us users of
Canada Post and tax-
payers should be con-
cerned about.
As the Conference
Board of Canada has
noted there is no single
change that will be
enough to make
Canada Post opera-
tions financially sus-
tainable for the next 50
years. Any action will
involve either rate
hikes or service cuts,
both of which will im-
pact consumers and
businesses.
The good thing is that
Canada Post is looking
for public input on
what Canadians see as
its future role for mail
delivery.
You can send a letter to
Canada Post at the fol-
lowing address:
The Future of Canada
Post 2701 Riverside
Drive Suite NO800
Ottawa, ON K1A 0B1
Furthermore, you can
also submit comments
on the Canada Post
website, which can be
accessed at
www.canadapost.ca.
Finally, as your Mem-
ber of Parliament, Im
happy to hear your
views on the future of
Canada Post for mail
delivery in Canada,
and will keep them in
mind when this matter
is discussed in Caucus
or in the House of Com-
mons.
July 19, 2013
Kelly Block, M.P.
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Keeping you andyour family safewhile youre getting
from point A to point B
this summer is a prior-
ity for our government.
To that end, we re-
cently announced that
photo radar is now
being deployed in se-
lected highway work
zones. The state-of-
the-art cameras will be
taking pictures of the
licence plates of drivers
exceeding the 60 kilo-
metre-an-hour work
zone speed limit. The
amount of the ticket is
based on how fast the
vehicle is going. Fines
start at $210 and in-
crease by $3 to $6 per
kilometre over the
speed limit. For exam-
ple, the driver of a ve-
hicle travelling at 100
km/h would be fined
$530. The Ministries
of Highways and Jus-
tice along with SGI, the
RCMP, the
Saskatchewan Heavy
Construction Associa-
tion and other partners
have been working dili-
gently to improve
safety in work zones
following the tragic
death last summer of
flag person Ashley
Richards.
With more than $260
million in grading,
paving, bridge building
and other projects un-
derway this summer,
there are some online
resources you can use
before heading out on
the highway. Go to
www.highways.gov.sk.c
a/workzone for the
weekly construction
update as well as infor-
mation about what do
in the work zone and
links to the major proj-
ects underway this
year.
Investing in highways
is just one example of
how our government is
using the benefits of
growth to improve the
quality of life for all
Saskatchewan people.
Another way is our con-
tinued investment in
the Saskatchewan Sur-
gical Initiative (SKSI)
to reduce surgical wait-
ing lists. The latest in-
formation shows that
78 per cent of patients
receive surgery within
three months of their
consultation with a
surgeon and 90 per
cent within six months.
Thanks to the $70.5
million invested in the
SKSI in this years
provincial budget,
89,000 surgeries will be
performed in
Saskatchewan this
year, an increase of
7,000 over last year.
All health regions, ex-
cept Regina QuAp-
pelle, are on track to
meet the three-month
goal by April 2014.
Regina QuAppelle is
expected to meet the
goal by April 2015.
While theres still work
to do, our government
has made significant
progress toward reduc-
ing what at one time
were the longest surgi-
cal wait times in
Canada.
Saskatchewans strong
economy shows no
signs of slowing down.
Retail sales in May to-
taled $1.6 billion, the
highest ever for the
month, and an increase
of 5 percent from April.
Thats the largest per-
centage increase in
Canada. Even more
impressive are the lat-
est wholesale trade
numbers. At $2.14 bil-
lion in May, wholesale
trade figures in
Saskatchewan are ten
times the national av-
erage and our manufac-
turing sales continue to
lead the nation. Ship-
ments totaled $1.29 bil-
lion in May, an
increase of 16.7 per
cent over the same
time last year and
number one in Canada
for year-over-year
growth for the second
straight month. Our
government will con-
tinue to take action to
ensure Saskatchewans
economy remains
strong by balancing the
challenges of growth
with the needs of fami-
lies.
With back to school
only six weeks away,
Saskatchewan Party
MLAs have been
spending the summer
consulting with con-
stituents in regards to
their priorities. That
information will be
used to chart our gov-
ernments course into
this falls legislative
session and beyond. If
you havent had a
chance to tell your
MLA what your priori-
ties are, theres still
time. Stop by the con-
stituency office for a
coffee, or give us a call.
By working together,
we can continue to
move Saskatchewan
forward.
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Saskatchewan Girl Celebrates
100th Birthday in Vanscoy
On July 6th,
Signe
Lundquist, sis-
ter to Elsie Gordon,
came home to the
prairies to celebrate
her 100th birthday.
She is the first of 12
children in the
Lundquist family from
Maidstone, Sk, North
of the Gully. Signe has
lived in Vancouver, but
chose to have a party
for family from
Saskatchewan prior to
her actual birth date in
September. She chose
July 6th as she loves
our summers, the har-
vest hasnt started and
quote, I am healthy
now! When she
phoned Elsie she had
hoped that some of the
family could
come to an
afternoon
tea, nothing
fancy, just
something
small.
When she
arrived Fri-
day evening
at 6:00pm
she was ac-
companied
by her sister
Betty, two nieces, one
nephew, and three
great nieces. In the
next 48 hours she was
joined by her surviving
siblings Roger, Francis,
Betty, Elsie, sister-in-
laws Francis L and
Evelyn and brother-in-
law, Bud. Approxi-
mately 90 nephews and
nieces were able to
make the trek to
Vanscoy Circle Hall for
the tea social and fol-
lowing hot meal. They
came from Vanscoy,
Saskatoon, Edam,
Maidstone, Lloydmin-
ster, Prince Albert, La
Ronge, Air Ronge, Wa-
trous, Edmonton, and
Calgary. The event was
a huge success thanks
to those who attended
doing what needed to
be done, taking shift in
the kitchen, and pitch-
ing in when needed. A
special thanks to Elsie
Gordon for contacting
the family, Raelene
Boyle for planning and
organizing the food,
decorations, set up, and
accommodations, and
to Debbie Gordon for
preparing all the sal-
ads.
When Signe went to
the airport Sunday at
4:30pm, she was still
smiling. She said that
she has been at the
Circle Hall for many
events over the years
but this one was the
best.
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August 9 Friday 7:00pm
Roughriders @ Stampeders
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Stephen Maquire Concert
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August 18 Sunday
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August 10 Saturday
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August 16 Friday 5 - 8 pm
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668-4289
Grandora, SK
Carrol King
REFLEXOLOGYRelieves Tension
Improves Circulation
Helps Promote Overall Health
Delisle 306-493-2452
Drs. Harvey Domoslai - Wally Kononoff
Blair Simonson - Lisa Wayman
Dave Nairn
Box 60 Saskatoon, SK S7K 3K1
Large & Small Animal Medicine
384-7676
24 hr Emergency Services
Contractors
Complete Renos
New Construction
Eavestroughing
FREE ESTIMATES
Rob Rorke270-6986
Sandyridge gaS & groceryGrandora 668 - 4362
Fuel & Diesel / ATM / Video RentalsGrocery / Confectionary / Post Office
Now Serving Soft Ice Cream
We carry TraegerPellet BBQs and supplies
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AUGUST 17th18th
VANSCOYS
SUMMER FAIR30TH ANNIVERS
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BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
Sunday August 188 10 am Pancake Breakfast 8 9 am Light Horse Registration (arena) 9 am Light Horse Show 11 - 4 pm Tractor Show; Quilt Truck 11 - 4 pm Food Booth Open 11- 4 pm Bouncy Castles - parent supervised play11 - 4 pm Quilt Display by Country Quilters 11am Polka Mass Vanscoy Circle Hall Everyone Welcome
1 - 2 pm Beeper the Clown 1 - 4 pm Bow Busters Archery - 3D Archery
Outdoor Course Demo (school grounds)
EXHIBITS GYMKHANA FOOD BOOTH PANCAKE BREAKFAST BALLOON MAN TRACTOR SHOW
Big Thank You to our 2013 SponsorsFind a complete listing on our website: www.vanscoyanddistrictagsociety.ca
Friday, August 16Entry Registration & Exhibit Drop-o!
5 - 8 pm - Vanscoy Circle Hall
Saturday, August 178 - 11 am Exhibit Judging8 - 5 pm Food Booth Open9 am Vanscoy Community Rec Board Ball Tournament 10 am Parade 10 - 4 pm Quilt Truck 11 - 4 pm Exhibits Open for Viewing (1 day only)
11 - 4 pm Tractor Show
11 - 4 pm Bouncy Castles - parent supervised play11:30 am Lil Britches Rodeo registration12:00 pm Lil Britches Rodeo12 -1 pm Gymkhana Registration1 pm Gymkhana1 - 4 pm KIDSLAND Crafts/Games/Fun (supervised by Vanscoy & District Early Learning Centre sta! )
1 pm 4-H Treasure Hunt
3 - 4 pm Balloon Man
Dusk Fireworks
6:30 pm Roast Beef Supper
8:00 pm with Entertainment
Advance tickets available Call: 306.493.8125
The Cadillac Kid - Elvis Returns
with son Avery to open!Adults - $20.00, 12 to 16 yrs - $10.00, 11 to 6 yrs - $5.00; 5 yrs and under free
FIREWORKS
SATURDAY AT DUSK
KIDSLAND Crafts/Games/Fun
1 - 4 pm Saturday & Sunday
Supervised by Vanscoy & District
Early Learning Centre Sta! )
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
SUNDAY 8 10 AM
PARADE
SATURDAY 10 AM
Quilt Display by Country Quilters
11 - 4 pm
Saturday & Sunday
EXHIBITS ON DISPLAY
SATURDAY ONLY
HALL & SENIOR CENTRE
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