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Friday, November 23rd, 2012

Residents of Beauval After our Local was contacted be representatives of Saskatchewan Environment and the family of the late George Hansen I was persuaded to write to the Minister of Saskatchewan Environment.

This letter was to request the Dore Lake Winter Portage trail be re-designated to “The George Hansen Dore Lake Winter Portage Trail.” And after a few weeks I have received a letter from the minister of Saskatchewan Environment. This letter basically states we can start calling this portage “The George Hansen Dore Lake Winter Portage Trail” effective immediately.

The condition is the trail cannot “officially” change in seconds at Saskatchewan Environment until George Hansen has been deceased for 5 years. However, this is a nebulous statement as we’ve also concurrently received the approval from the Saskatchewan Environment Ministry to start calling this trail as mentioned above.

I thank the Minister and the officials from Saskatchewan Environment for their respect towards the late George Hansen and their respect towards George and his commitment at providing a safe trail for his fellow fishers annually as they trekked to Dore Lake. George died performing his volunteer work to ensure his fellow fishers arrived safe at their winter fishing cabin. George will be forever missed!

Alex L. Maurice President, Sipisishk Local Métis #37

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Continued ERIC ROY, BEAUVAL Saskatchewan. He actually left home at the age of 14 to play a season of midget hockey in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, before joining the Wheat Kings.

Roy’s rookie season in Brandon, however, had its ups and downs.

A concussion and a couple of other injuries limited him to 49 games during the 2010-11 campaign. He had 19 points and just four goals that year.

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He really started getting some recognition during his sophomore season. He was also named the Wheat Kings’ most improved player last season.

Though most people take note of one’s goal and assists totals, Roy is also trying his best to take care of business in his end of the rink as well.

“We’ve been harping about that,” he said about defensive play.

“D-zone is one of the most important parts of hockey.”

Thus it’s a good thing that he enjoys neutralizing opponents.

“I try to be physical,” he said. “And I try to throw my weight around.”

Roy tips the scales at 187 pounds these days. He’d like to get up closer to the 200-pound mark by draft day next June.

That’s a challenge, however, considering the grueling 72-game WHL regular season schedule.

“It’s definitely tough (to put on weight during the season),” he said. “You just have to drink lots of water and eat lots of protein.”

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Defenseman Eric Roy, Métis, Is a Top National Hockey League Prospect Eric Roy continues to make a name for himself in Canadian junior hockey circles.

As a result it’s little surprise the 17-year-old Métis is being projected as an early pick for the 2013 National Hockey League Entry Draft next June.

Roy, a 6-foot-3 defenseman, is currently in his third season with the Manitoba-based Brandon Wheat Kings, members of the Western Hockey League (WHL).

Besides his size, pro scouts are also raving about Roy’s offensive abilities and his physical play. He’s earned 11 points, including three goals, in Brandon’s first 18 matches this season.

A year ago Roy collected 53 points in 69 matches. But he said he had not established any point total that he is aiming to reach this season.

“I just try to keep things simple,” he said. “I just want to help this team win some hockey games. And hopefully we can go pretty far in the playoffs.”

Since this is Roy’s NHL draft season, his future in the game is undoubtedly also on his mind.

“I try to keep my game simple and I try not to think about it,” he said.

But that can be somewhat challenging at times.

Especially when others constantly bring up the fact this is his draft year. Roy admits a day rarely goes by without him hearing about the draft.

“It’s brought up all the time,” he said. “But like I said, I try not to think about it.”

Roy has seen or heard about the various draft rankings that are out there. The majority of these rankings believe he will be a late first-round pick at the draft, which will be staged June 2829 in New Jersey.

Though many predict he’s capable of being a firstrounder, Roy is not entirely satisfied with his projected place in the draft.

“I try not to focus on it too much,” he said. “I just want to work hard. And hopefully I can get a little higher (in the rankings).”

At this point Roy said he does n ot ha ve a preference whether he gets drafted by a Canadian or American franchise.

“It doesn’t matter,” he said. “Just to get drafted would be really nice.”

Regardless of which club drafts him, Roy has two s ea s o ns o f j u n i or eligibility remaining after this current campaign. And he anticipates returning to Brandon for at least one more season of grooming.

“I think I’ll be back here again next year,” he said. “I’ve got lots of things to work on.”

Roy is playing about 1,000 kilometres (600 miles) from his hometown of Beauval,

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Employment Opportunity

CIPI Regular Meeting

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Wednesday, November 28, 2012 @ 5:00pm CIPI Boardroom

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1-La Ronge, SK 1-Beauval, SK

For more information, call 288-2222 **Open to the public**

The successful applicant should possess the Regular Council Meeting following skills and abilities:  Ability to work with minimal supervision Monday, November 26, 2012  Ability to safely operate tools & equipment @ 7:00pm required to perform assigned work Community Centre  Ability to do heavy work (Exert 100lbs of For more information, call 288-2110 force occasionally and up to 50 lbs of force **Open to the public** frequently and 20lbs of force constantly to move objects) Thank You to Beauval &  Excellent interpersonal skills Surrounding Communities  Excellent organizational skills  Excellent written and verbal communication The Roy family would like to acknowledge and skills thank everyone who helped us this past week as we laid our Mother/Kokum to rest. The Qualifications: Grade 12 or equivalent diploma, post- volunteers who tirelessly worked the auction for the two days, to Vivian Bouvier, Cecile Fiedler secondary courses in office management and Ann Lafleur who helped us at the church, considered an asset, knowledge of computer Father Whyte for a beautiful service, Rick and software use, basic inventory experience, Laliberte for the beautiful eulogy, Isidore and a valid driver’s license.

Kimbley for doing a reading in church, Phillip For further information, contact Brian Kyplain and Richard Gauthier for the help at the McKeand Superintendent of Facilities @ (306) graveyard, Mervin Morin, Alvina Aubichon, Nick Daigneault, Leroy Laliberte and Wesley 425-3302 Northern Lights School Division #113 offers a Laliberte for the wonderful music during the competitive base wage, 100% Employer paid service and to the whole community of Beauval for all your support during this difficult time. benefits Also to anyone else we may have forgotten.

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My daughter was transferred to North Battleford Hospital to continue her healing. Your kindness helped me to be with her in Edmonton. I am both fortunate and proud to call BEAUVAL my home, where the best people come from.

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CIPI Newsletter - November 23rd, 2012

Detention Policy Dear Parents/Guardians, This letter is to inform you that Valley View School will be reinstating the detention policy for minor infractions of behavior. We are targeting one behavior at a time, the first being leaving the class/school grounds without permission.  The first offense results in a fifteen minute after school detention in the grade 6 room. You will be contacted before the end of the day that your child is serving a detention.  If the student does not show up for his/her detention, parents will again be contacted, and the detention will be served the following day. As well, extracurricular privileges will be suspended for one week.  If the second detention is missed, the student may not return to school without an accompanying parent or guardian.

We appreciate your support in helping us stop this and other negative behaviors. As you know, it is a real safety concern when teachers are not aware of their students’ location, in case of fire or other such events.

Future behaviors will be added as students become familiar with the process. They are:  Defiance to teachers  Disrespect to others  Chronic lateness  Inappropriate language  Property misuse  Cell phone/Telecommunication usage  Throwing objects

The detention policy began on Tuesday, November 6, 2012 for grades K-9

Valley View School is accepting applications for the position of

(2) Special Needs Tutor This position will involve working with the student (s) in a classroom setting. The successful applicant will be required to work closely with the classroom teacher, resource teacher, parents and administration. Training and/or experience in early childhood education and/or in an elementary school setting would be considered an asset for this position.

This position is for the remainder of the 2012 - 2013 school year.

Please forward a cover letter, resume with three professional references and a current criminal record check to: Arlene Hansen, Principal Valley View School Bag Service # 2 Beauval, SK S0M 0G0 Email: arlenehansen@nlsd113.net Fax: 288-2202 Closing Date: November 30th @ 12 Noon Start Date: December 5th Please be aware that applications received without the proper documentation will not be considered. We thank everyone for their applications but only those successful for an interview will be contacted.

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Heritage Centre and “Depot” Division launch to actually live the experience. This Boot camp “SEND YOUR BOSS TO RCMP BOOT will provide a unique opportunity to actually CAMP” live that experience,” RCMP Heritage Centre REGINA—The RCMP Heritage Centre today CEO Al Nicholson said. launched a new fundraiser it will be holding in partnership with RCMP “Depot” Division, June 9 & 10, 2013. “Send Your Boss to RCMP Boot Camp” gives people the chance to send their boss, or anyone they would like to nominate, to train as an RCMP Cadet for a day.

“A” Troop will experience 24+ hours of cadet life, including an overnight stay in a cadet dorm on the grounds of “Depot” located in Regina, Saskatchewan.

“This is not something just anyone gets to do,” RCMP Assistant Commissioner Roger Brown said. “This is a once in a lifetime opportunity Fundraisers must raise a minimum of $2,500 these individuals get to have.” in donations to qualify to send a recruit to Final donations and recruit information must be RCMP Boot Camp. The top 24 fundraisers - submitted no later than end of business day those who have raised the most funds- will May 9, 2013. secure a recruit position in “A” Troop, the first full civilian troop to be formed by the All proceeds raised will support programs and RCMP Heritage Centre and hosted by RCMP activities at the RCMP Heritage Centre, a nonAcademy “Depot” Division (“Depot”), where profit charitable organization mandated to tell RCMP members have been training since the story of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

RCMP Boot Camp is another 1885. experiential way to tell that story.

“We are very excited, and so tremendously grateful, that “Depot” has agreed to host this For more information on how to register event for us. So often when people visit our please visit www.rcmpheritagecentre.com/ Centre they show not only a profound interest bootcamp in the history of the Force and its role in shaping this great country, but also in modern For more information, please contact: day policing and what happens in training. Bianca Currie-Poirier Our staff and volunteers do a great job at Manager of Programming and Events – RCMP interpreting the training through exhibits, state Heritage Centre of the art multi-media presentations and actual Phone: (306) 522-7333 ext. 3016 tours of “Depot” grounds, but rarely do people, other than cadets get CIPI Newsletter – November 23rd, 2012