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Friday, October 19th, 2012
Happy Birthday, Ed Mihalicz How many of us will get to celebrate our 75th birthday together with our Mother, on her 98th? That was the case on the Thanksgiving weekend when the Mihalicz family gathered for the happy occasion of Ed's 75th birthday and his mother, Rose's, 98th birthday. Ed was born at Lestock, Saskatchewan on October 24, 1937, the first child of Albert and Rose Mihalicz. Growing up on the farm, he learned the values of family, responsibility and relationship with the land. In 1956 Ed graduated from high school and enrolled in Moose Jaw Teachers College where he met Angela Jordens. They married in 1959 and two weeks later, were flying into Dillon as community teachers, embarking on a northern adventure which would define the rest of their lives. Ed and Angie have made Beauval their home since 1963, where Dad served as teacher and eventually principal. They raised 5 girls who will always be grateful for the life made for us: summers spent at our beautiful sandy beaches, letting us ride across the lake on the bow of the boat (which he had gotten for next to nothing because it had 3 huge holes in the bottom which he fiberglassed, making it good as new), casting Christmas lights up the CB radio antenna with a fishing rod, hunting each fall and winter to fill our freezer with moose, caribou and deer, building wonderful contraptions out of Tinkertoys, including a little gaspowered sled that accidentally burned the teddy bear's butt as it propelled across the snow, practical jokes pulled on friends, always making time for ice cream, hours of entertainment watching old family movies faithfully captured by Dad from day one, and teaching us about Canada the best way possible - hauling us across the country in a station wagon, all five kids complete with a big family dog - I still say our parents deserve a medal of honour for that. These things and countless other memories will always be in our hearts and we are the luckiest kids in the world to have a Dad like ours. Continued on last page ...
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CIPI Regular Meeting
2012 Nominations Mayor: *Elaine Malbeuf *Max Morin *Fred Roy
Friday, Councilors: October 26, 2012 Marlene Daigneault Terry Hansen @ 3:00pm NLSD #113 Sub-Office Meetings are open to the public
Nick Daigneault Gail Gardiner Ruth Gardiner
Jamie Laliberte Wayne Laliberte Melvin Bill Roy
Election Day Wednesday, October 24th, 2012 10:00am - 8:00pm **Community Centre on Lavoie Street** CIPI Newsletter – October 19th, 2012
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In loving memory of my Mother/Sister Marlene/Eliza Jane July 31st, 1959 -October 20th, 1995
Dear mom in heaven I thought of you today But that’s nothing new I thought of you yesterday And will tomorrow too I think of you in silence And make no outward show. For what it meant to lose you Only those who love you know Remembering you is easy I do it every day It’s the heartache of losing you that will never go away Sadly missed from your daughter Rachel Marlene
In Loving Memory of My Dear Mother,
Marlene Roy
July 31, 1959 - October 20, 1995
Mother, As I walk through the journey of life, I remember. I remember how you helped me to grow with love, truth and honesty. I remember how you helped me to choose the right path with values, mortals, and self worth. I remember how you gave me dreams with hope and confidence. As I remember, I pray to be a mother like you, to shape my children into strong adults, full of hopes and dreams. You made me who I am today, and I will always remember you in life’s passing's for no one could touch my life as you have.
St. Mary Magdalene Church Birthday Calendar Photo Contest Win $25 and a Free 2013 Calendar Prints or Emailed Digital Photos Accepted
Send Entries to: Ed Mihalicz Box 84 Beauval, SK S0M 0G0 Email: angie.ed@sasktel.net
Deadline: October 31st,
Missing you Always, & Forever, your daughter Jolene & family
Elections held at the community centre (Village Office) on the 24th of October 2012, is for the Mayor and Council, plus the NLSD elections as well. Same place, same time Humor Whenever you feel sad, just remember that there’s an idiot somewhere in the world pulling a door, when it says “push”
CIPI Newsletter – October 19th, 2012
SASKATCHEWAN CELEBRATES 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE LEGISLATIVE BUILDING Events are taking place this afternoon and evening to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Legislative Building. Everyone is invited to join the public celebration which begins at 6:30 p.m. with a program in the Chamber. Their Excellencies the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada and Mrs. Sharon Johnston will be in attendance.
which will include: a formal program in the Chamber where there will be a Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal presentation by the Governor General and a 2012 time capsule ceremony, as well as a cake cutting ceremony and various entertainment and activities happening throughout the building. The Chamber Program will be broadcast live via video stream, local cable and Sasktel "This legislative building opened in 1912 Max so people across Saskatchewan can during a time of tremendous growth in our view this special ceremony. province, Premier Brad Wall said. "And Members of the public will be able to meet today as we celebrate the centennial of this the Artists-in-Residence, watch the winning incredible building, we are again Saskatchewan Dream student videos and experiencing incredible growth in participate in station tours in the Chamber Saskatchewan. We invite all Saskatchewan and Library. People will be able to see the residents, both newcomers and those born new visitor information kiosk and and raised here, to celebrate with us." information panels in the front entrance; the This afternoon, students will visit the Centennial Art Show, An Archival Legislative Building and participate in the Celebration, in the Cumberland Gallery; and Artist-in-Residence community art projects. the Share Your Story Display in the They will tour the Legislative Building and Qu'Appelle Gallery. learn about the Chamber, Rotunda and 1909 Entertainment will include the True Jive Time Capsule Display. Pluckers, Jeffrey and Evie Sawatzky, La "The Legislative Building is a symbol of Raquette å claquettes, world champion hoop democracy representing our collective dancer Terrance Littletent, the Sotto Voce values and remains the centrepiece of Quartet and the Connaught School Choir. government a century after it was built," The evening will conclude with fireworks at Minister responsible for the Provincial 8:45 p.m. Capital Commission Kevin Doherty said. "I hope that people across Saskatchewan will For more information about the join us in celebrating this significant Saskatchewan Legislative Building's 100th anniversary, please call 306-787building and momentous occasion." 9261 or visit www.opcc.gov.sk.ca/leg100. This evening there will be a public event CIPI Newsletter – October 19th, 2012
Employment Opportunity General Labourer - La Ronge Job I.D. # 5239234 Details: You will be based at Jolu mill site and work a two week in/two week out schedule. Preference will be given to candidates who are Residents of Saskatchewan’s North Applicants must be able to complete preemployment testing. Wage/Salary: $20.00 per hour # of Positions: 2 (Two) Apply by: October 26, 2012 Education: Grade 12 Experience: 1-2 years Skills: Weight Handling - up to 23kg (50lbs) Essential Skills - Working with others Please forward your resume to: Golden Band Resources Inc. Attention: Recruitment 100-701 Cynthia Street, Saskatoon, SK S7K 6B7 Fax: (306) 955-0788 Email: recruitment@goldenbandresources.com
Officials Clinic Saturday, October 20, 2012 1:00pm - 5:00pm Beauval Youth Centre (corner of Pederson Street & Smith Avenue)
REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE DURING WASTE REDUCTION WEEK IN SASKATCHEWAN Environment Minister Ken Cheveldayoff has proclaimed October 15-21 as Waste Reduction Week. This is the 12th year that the week has been organized across Canada with the purpose of educating people about the impact of waste on our environment, promoting the three R's of waste management - reduce, reuse and recycle - and celebrating our achievements. "Saskatchewan has made excellent efforts to go green, with industry-led recycling programs for used tires, oil, paint and electronics keeping more than 38 million kilograms of material from our landfills in 2011, but we can always do more," Cheveldayoff said. "This week empowers us all to conserve our resources, reduce the amount of waste entering our landfills and sustain our natural environment. With the growth that Saskatchewan communities is experiencing, it is important for us to manage and reduce waste safely, ensuring the excellent quality of life citizens have come to expect." In keeping with the theme for Waste Reduction Week, "Too Good to Waste", Saskatchewan communities, businesses and individuals are encouraged to plan activities to reduce the waste we generate and take action.
"We're thrilled that the Ministry of Environment has proclaimed Waste Reduction Week," Please ensure all officials in your area complete the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council Executive on-line learning section before attending the clinic. Director Joanne Fedyk said. "Waste Reduction After they complete the on-line learning, have them Week is a great opportunity to celebrate our print off the certificate and bring it to the clinic. accomplishments and to adopt new waste-reducing The on-lining learning can be found at habits so that we can work toward a waste-free www.sha.sk.ca. Follow the link that says: Saskatchewan." “Referees”. On the Referee site, click the link on the In Saskatchewan, Waste Reduction Week is being left hand column that says, :Module Login.” organized by the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Please do not hesitate to call Kimberly Felske at 288 Council. For more information, visit www.SaskWasteReduction.ca. -2064 if further information is required. CIPI Newsletter - October 19th, 2012
Employment Opportunities Kids First North requires a
Full-Time Home Visitor for Beauval, SK Deadline: When Filled
Full-Time Home Visiting Supervisor For Beauval, Green Lake, Ile a la Crosse Office location to be determined Deadline date: October 31, 2012 KidsFirst NORTH is part of a provincial initiative dedicated to providing children with the best start in life. KidsFirst NORTH uses a strength-based approach when working with families and agencies. Our program design allows for input from a cross section of community groups while supporting families to best nurture and care for their children.
For additional information, please call Jeanette Chartier @ (306) 235-5436 Please submit resume to: Kids First North Box 205, Buffalo Narrows, SK S0M 0J0 Fax: (306) 235-5435 Email: admin.super@sasktel.net A Criminal Record Check & Child Abuse Record Check must be Submitted with the Resume to be Considered for an interview.
RCMP -Invitation to Tender The RCMP Beauval Detachment, Beauval, SK is seeking tenders for janitorial services contract. Interested parties may obtain a Tender Package through the following internet address: www.merx.com. GETS Reference No.: 254480 The successful contractor and their employees will be required to obtain a valid RCMP Departmental Security Clearance. The successful contractor must adhere to all safety rules, regulation and labor codes in all jurisdictions where work is performed. The service contract may not necessarily be awarded to the lowest bidder. Optional Site Visit: Monday, October 29, 2012 @ 10:00am. Deadline for Tender submission: November 15, 2012 at 2:00pm. Bids must be forwarded to RCMP NWR Procurement & Contracting via courier as per Submission of Bids within the Tender Package.
School Community Council Annual General Meeting Monday, October 29, 2012 @ 6:00pm **Supper Included** Trappers Meeting Monday, October 29, 2012 @ 7:00pm NLSD #113 Sub-Office For more information call Rosaire Alcrow @ 288-7796
Derek Roy & family would like to thank Thank you for your interest in Kids First everyone who bought caring hands, and are so NORTH, only those selected for an interview grateful for all your thoughts and prayers. will be contacted. God Bless! CIPI Newsletter – October 19th, 2012
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Sunday, October 21st, 2012 Mass @ 10:30am Church Readers: Cecile Fiedler Sandra Gardiner CIPI Newsletter is published every Friday by Sipisishk Communications Inc.
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We are very proud of our Dad professionally as well. In the mid-1970's, when myself and my sisters were going through high school, Beauval Indian Education Center attracted attention from Ottawa as having the highest n u m b e r o f treaty graduates in Canada. The "big shots" even came out to visit, wanting to know what w a s b e i n g done right, probably in hopes of duplicating it. But I'll never forget my feeling of immense pride, knowing inside that the real reason for success here wasn’t just a recipe that could be repeated; it was the innovative leadership and dedicated, caring teamwork of people like my Dad, Mom, Lawrence Kyba and Charlie Farwell, among other professional individuals, that made the difference. Many students who went o n t o f u r t h er t h ei r e d u c a t i o n and become leaders in their communities in one way or another will tell you that the teachers at BIEC were a big reason for their success. After BIEC, Ed travelled across the Keewatin district from northern Saskatchewan to Ontario with a Parish Renewal Team, putting his skills to work in the faith community providing programming such as Marriage Encounter. A team member once remarked to me that Dad’s unique combination of professionalism, respect, humour and humility make him uniquely suited to work in this field. After the Parish Renewal work, Ed held several contracts with Northlands College, finally retiring from teaching in 1998.
Since retirement, Ed has remained very active as the family go-to Carpenter, Mechanic, Plumber, Lumberjack, Repairman of Anything, Fishing & Hunting Outfitter and Photographer/ Historian. He continues to be a lifelong learner, not afraid of tackling new skills required to surf the ever-changing o c ea n of new technology. He still p u t s h i s organizational and math skills to work as volunteer book-keeper for St. Mary Magdalene Parish, providing many years of accountability and transparency. He has coordinated the Birthday Calendar parish fundraiser for many years. He loves to get phone calls and visits from family and friends, with whom he shares many wonderful memories. He continues to be in demand across the Keewatin district as a Christopher Course instructor, always answering the call to serve with enthusiasm. He’s the kind of person content to work quietly behind the scenes without recognition, and that’s all the more reason to pay him tribute. Above all, his unfailing belief in the inherent dignity and potential of every person, makes him to this day a wonderful teacher, and a cherished father. We love you, Dad. Happy Birthday! -Debbie Mihalicz Friends and Family: Please join us for cake and coffee as we celebrate Dad’s birthday on the evening of Wednesday, October 24th at their house. The best gift you can bring is yourself.
CIPI Newsletter – October 19th, 2012