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The Nutrien Delisle Sports Celebrity Dinner took place on August 11th in Delisle The day began at the Delisle Hall with a special VIP Lounge for sponsors of the event These lucky guest spent the afternoon enjoying delicious concoctions provided by representatives from Lucky Bastard Distillers and tasty hors d’oeuvres from by Delisle’s own Bruja de la Luna Mexi Flair Eatery NHL Celebrities Chico Resch, Brian Trottier and Billy Smith were also in attendance and mingled with the crowd telling stories and signing autographs Sponsors also took advantage of the photo booth to get some once in a life time pics with the celebrities The event was also broadcast live on location by Drew Remenda and the Green Zone on 650 CKOM story continued on page 6 Chico Resch, Brian Trottier and Billy Smith on stage in Delisle Sep 18 3:30pm Royals Delisle Sep 22 7:45pm Delisle Royals Sep 24 7:30pm Delisle Westleys Sep 29 7:30pm Delisle Quakers Oct 1 7:30pm Westleys Delisle Oct 6 7:30pm Delisle Royals Oct 8 7:30pm Pilot Butte Delisle Oct 14 7:30pm Delisle Fort Knox Oct 15 7:45pm Delisle Pilot Butte Oct 20 7:30pm Delisle Westleys Oct 23 3:30pm Quakers Delisle Oct 26 7:45pm Delisle Westleys Nov 5 7:30pm Regina Capitals Delisle Nov 6 3:30pm Carrot River Delisle Nov 9 8:00pm Royals Delisle Nov 12 7:30pm Delisle Carrot River Nov 13 3:00pm Delisle Carrot River Nov 19 7:30pm Delisle Silver Foxes Nov 23 8:00pm Quakers Delisle Nov 26 7:30pm Silvers Foxes Delisle Nov 27 3:30pm Southern Rebels Delisle Dec 3 7:30pm Delisle Southern Rebels Dec 4 4:15pm Delisle Regina Capitals Dec 7 8:00pm Carrot River Delisle Dec 10 7:30pm Quakers Delisle Dec 11 3:30pm Southern Rebels Delisle Dec 14 7:45pm Delisle Royals Dec 17 7:30pm Pilot Butte Delisle Jan 11 8:00pm Royals Delisle Jan 14 7:30pm Delisle Silver Foxes Jan 15 2:30pm Delisle Pilot Butte Jan 18 8:00pm Delisle Royals Jan 21 7:30pm Carrot River Delisle Jan 22 7:45pm Delisle Quakers Jan 25 8:00pm Westleys Delisle Jan 28 7:30pm Fort Knox Delisle Jan 29 3:30pm Fort Knox Delisle Feb 2 7:30pm Delisle Quakers Feb 5 4:00pm Delisle Carrot River Feb 8 7:45pm Delisle Westleys Feb 11 7:30pm Westleys Delisle Feb 15 8:00pm Royals Delisle Feb 18 7:45pm Delisle Regina Capitals Date/Time Opponent Location Feature Story on Page 6 - 7
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Most of us, probably, like to think that we have grown and matured since 6th grade, but sometimes I wonder about that (I wonder more often than sometimes, truthfully)
Bubble Gum Politics Down the Road
The teacher, in an attempt to make the lesson in civic politics interesting and relevant, had us stage a mock election
In those days, one of the popular candies was Double Bubble bubble gum, which sold for a penny each It was a small pink square of gum, which could be split into two pieces to make it easier to chew (which nobody ever did, unless you were maybe a girl) and had an inner wrapping of a colour comic with a joke or a riddle (of the 'Why did the chicken cross the road?' variety)
That grade school election has forever stained my political consciousness
I wonder just how much growth in maturity has there really been over all those years Has there been a growth in maturity or has there just been an increase in the selling price? But as cynical as that may sound, it wasn't that cynicism that deterred me from seeking a career in politics After all, at that point my future was golden I was "The Mayor" and Judy K had voted for me (me!) I was wearing shades my future was so bright
by Brian Brannagan
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The campaign largely consisted of preparing and giving an election speech: what the candidate would do if elected mayor The rest of the class (The Citizenry) would then vote on who the winner (The Mayor) would be just like a real, big person, election
It was to be an exercise in democracy
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About four or five students were selected as candidates for election to the office of "The Mayor" The candidates were then to choose a classmate to act as a campaign manager
The vote, after all the speeches were given, was unanimous everybody, and I mean everybody, (even Judy K), voted for me voted for the free Double Bubble bubble gum, that is Judy K may have been the smartest kid in the class but the rest of them were obviously no dummies, either Winning that election cost about 30 cents (Mr J, the teacher, strong armed a piece for himself as well) and Wes and I split the cost (To pay off that debt, we had to collect 15 pop bottles and take them to the store to get the 2 cents per bottle deposit back )
The thing is, I just wasn't smart enough to be a politician (not then and, turns out, not now either) I just couldn't figure out a way to convince other people to collect pop bottles and then give the money to me Gum, anyone? It's free honest!
The smartest kid in the class at that time (and cuter than two buttons) was Judy K and she was one of those selected to be a candidate She delivered an absolutely excellent speech It was a speech so excellent that even I, as an opposing candidate, wanted to vote for her She promised to shorten the school day and reduce the number of school days She declared that she would fire all the mean teachers (including the big, burly, strap wielding principal) And she was going to put Coke instead of water in the drinking fountains who wouldn't vote for that? (And also, did I say?, she was as cute as two buttons )
Wes The Campaign Manager came up with the idea that in my election speech I would make the promise that anybody who voted for me would get a free Double Bubble bubble gum
My campaign manager, Wes T, wasn't as school smart as Judy K (nor was he even one button cute) He was just a guy more interested in playing baseball than in spelling or geography He was also one of my best friends and, as it turned out, he was more than smart enough he came up with an absolutely brilliant campaign strategy
The comic was always read just as quickly as the gum was chewed and was a big part of the gum's appeal (hey, we were kids!)
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More than 50 years later, that election is still a significant and memorable moment in my life
In the spring of this year, a gentle man by the name of P J O'Rourke died at the too early age of 74 may he rest in peace Mr O'Rourke, among many other laudable achievements, was also a journalist and an author (with many books to his credit) as well as being a gifted public speaker He was also a cynic of the first order one of his novels was entitled "Don't Vote It Just Encourages the Bastards" He was my hero When I was in elementary school Grade 6, to be exact we had a class called Social Studies
Not long ago, to legitimately call yourself a filmmaker, you would have needed a distributor A novelist would need a publisher A musician would need to get a record deal A journalist would need to be affiliated with a news organization The education and work required to genuinely be part of the professions I just men tioned are no longer necessary After reading this article, you can pick up your smartphone, take pictures of your coffee table, upload them on Flicker, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or whatever platform you choose, and call yourself a photogra pher
With a smartphone and a few choice words in your social media bio(s), you can call yourself anything, from writer to musician to documentary filmmaker to photogra pher Being able to self identify as whatever we want to self identify as raises the question: Is this pseudo professional culture being created another harmful conse quence of social media?
Increasingly, individuals with lim ited social and family connections across Saskatchewan are receiving unwavering support in their time of need, thanks to the Red Cross Friendly Calls Program Since 2019, the program has grown exponen tially Friendly Calls Volunteers have made over 7600 calls to older adults in over 30 communities across the province The program is free to join, and the demand is high for volunteers “I thought there is something that I can do to reach out to someone just to make their day a little bit better,” adds Gisele Yarbrough, a Friendly Calls Volunteer “Quite frankly it has turned out to make my day bet ter as well ” For more information on being a Friendly Calls Volunteer or becom ing a participant, please visit www redcross ca/skfriendlycalls or call 1 888 335 3345 Media’s Hack on Journalism, Filmmaking and More Nick Kossovan Well Aged Compost
While I blame social media for many of our current social ills, social media has one undeniable positive, albeit a double edged sword Social media provides platforms for all voices to be heard Unfortunately, we're increasingly abusing this amazing digital soapbox; such is the human ego's need to be heard, recognized, be right, and feel entitled to self identify as it wishes the world to see it Is there a better medium than social media the Internet to be whatever "pseudo" we want to project?
Since they are not subjected to any editorial interference, they are free to push what they say are "creative boundaries" to succeed as a pseudo "whatever " Social media's incentive structure isn't designed to amplify accurate content In stead, it's designed to amplify and spread attention grabbing content, creating an "attention economy," leading to people creating content that is more likely to grab your attention than be accurate or unbiased
Nobody expects your content to be perfect; it's understood it'll be shaky What's im portant is that your content resonates with people Connecting with people is the key to a successful social media strategy There is no exact science to determine what will resonate with the general population or what will offend people beyond the obvious, which is why most social media learning is done by simply putting stuff out there and seeing what happens Yes, I'm saying social media is a game of "hit and miss "
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As social media multiplies, competition for our attention also multiplies Thus, con tent considered "successful" isn't created to deliver unbiased news, beauty, art or even entertainment, but rather to trigger a response Not surprisingly, the easiest emotion to trigger is anger and outrage (Most outrage these days is virtue sig nalling, but some is sincere )
In the digital age, anyone can be a journalist; actually, anyone can claim any title they want Having a journalism degree or being affiliated with a news organization is no longer necessary Smartphones enable us to record and broadcast "news hap penings" to a public increasingly reliant on social media to find news and informa tion (READ: opinions) that confirms their beliefs
It's often Ukrainian citizens and enterprising individuals, rather than mainstream journalists, who capture what's happening in Ukraine through their photos and videos Similarly, Turkey's artillery bombardment on Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region being recorded by civilians
Smartphones have made us dangerous It is estimated there are more than five billion mobile devices in use today Studies predict that by 2025, 70% of internet users will only use smartphones to access the Internet
Every day, millions worldwide use their smartphones to take photos, make videos, or write texts documenting their reality and then share them on social media Until recently, journalism and filmmaking were difficult to break into, let alone make a decent living in, without proper training or connections Now, with almost everyone having a smartphone and access to social media, anyone can be a pseudo journalist or pseudo filmmaker; herein lies the danger Anyone can have the power to publish content, be it news items, opinions, videos, graphics, music, etc and create a follow ing Not only had our information consumption experience changed significantly, but who is creating the content we are consuming has also significantly changed
Media outlets used to decide when and how you would receive the news; the Inter net has changed that Now you don't receive the news on TV at 6:00 PM or 9:00 PM, with the morning or evening newspaper edition, or on the half hour on a news radio station Instead, 24/7, social media delivers the news and plenty of passionate dif fering opinions from conventional news sources, citizens who were on "the scene," and self identified "journalists " Thanks to the Internet, journalists no longer oc cupy an elite, authoritative platform from which to broadcast to a captive audience
Back in the day, when there were only four or five TV channels, the television sta tion didn't really have to worry about you clicking away; they just made the best shows they could Then cable came, and the choices multiplied tenfold Cable, paired with a remote, which meant the viewer didn't have to get up to change chan nels, forced television stations to offer content that kept you glued to the tube Today, globally, there's an infinite number of social media platforms providing every type of content (pictures, videos, news, fiction, information, opinions, movies, podcasts) imaginable, vying for your attention
“We can talk about any thing I can let go Relax a little bit and talk about something else You see life in a different perspective when you get a call like I do,” recalled Chantal Bisson, a participant of the CRC Friendly Calls Program in Saskatchewan “It’s very beneficial and for a little while you can forget your problems, your situation and listen to the other one It’s a two way Communication and it’s a benefit to both of us ”
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This is why social media posts are becoming more outrageous Much of the content posted on social media by those seeking recognition as a journalist, filmmaker, pod caster, singer, or whatever, is created to gain attention, aka clickbait, and generate the two most sought after Internet metrics, clicks and views
A tweet from Tom Harrington (@cbctom) has as much journalistic weight as a tweet from a 23 year old Starbucks barista who filmed police violently arresting a home less man outside their store
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Nick Kossovan, a self described connoisseur of human psychology, writes about what's on his mind from Toronto You can follow Nick on Twitter and Instagram @NKossovan Regina, SK, August 15, 2022 Older adults in Saskatchewan have hailed the Canadian Red Cross (CRC) Friendly Calls program in sisting the program has trans formed their lives While the COVID 19 pandemic has significantly disrupted people’s way of life, the Red Cross in Saskatchewan is determined to con tinue providing support to isolated and/or lonely individuals through the Friendly Calls program According to Statistics Canada, so cial isolation and exclusion are re lated to serious negative health effects and reduced quality of life for seniors Friendly Calls is working to change this, by matching volunteers with participants over the phone of those who participate “If you are feeling lonely and you are feeling a little bit isolated The Red Cross can help you, ” says Luc Mullinder, CRC, Vice President, Saskatchewan The CRC Friendly Calls program pairs a trained Red Cross volunteer or staff member with an older adult who is feeling isolated or lonely, who may have limited social or fam ily connections, or who feels they could benefit from more social inter action
The value of having a measurable audience to speak to is obvious to anyone with even a passing understanding of social media (If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?) Therefore, you must offer something different to stand out among celebrities and influencers on social media platforms
Thanks to smartphones empowering its owner with the ability to instantly broad cast worldwide and being able to self identify as a "journalist," "filmmaker," "writer," "photographer," "graphic artist," "recording artist," or "radio (podcast) per sonality" to name a few of the professions now available to everyone, is merely a matter of semantics No one is qualified, and everyone is qualified With a smartphone in your pocket, you can become Canada's most read restaurant critic Want to be a travel reporter? Travel and blog with your smartphone Want to be a nature documentary filmmaker? Using your smartphone, film anthills or Japanese beetles mating in your local park and upload it to YouTube (Fun fact: 500 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute )
There's a saying, "Freedom of the press belongs to those who own one " The first thing the Internet devoured was journalism, the acquiring, processing, and publish ing of information When you're holding a smartphone a hand held mass commu nication tool you're holding a press
30 years ago, would any of the pseudo professions I mentioned have been possible?
The same holds true for filmmaking Smartphone made films can be uploaded to countless platforms No film distributor is necessary No need to attend film school
Successful online bloggers, vloggers a person who creates and shares video con tent online pseudo journalists, pseudo filmmakers, et al understand the impor tance of curating an audience They know a large audience will draw attention to their content who will like and share Additionally, they consider how their content may comfort the comfortable, afflict the afflicted, or court controversy As a result, the content they publish is often regarded as newsworthy or exposes injustices
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TOWN OF ASQUITH Asquith Town Council held its regular coun cil meeting on August 10, 2022 Attending was Mayor Gail Erhart, and councillors, Cecilia Mryglod, Jackie Stobbe, Wade Monks Janzen, Darcy Stack, Jodi Nehring, and Jeff Eide Also attending was C A O Kathy Picketts
The meeting was called to order by Deputy Mayor Stobbe at 7:00 p m A resolution was made to accept the council min utes from the July 13, 2022, regular council meeting Council made a motion to accept the July 2022 financials and July 2022 bank reconciliations as presented to them at the meeting Accounts Paid in the amount of $97,416 43 and Accounts Payable of $46,201 61 was accepted as presented Fall Clean Up Weekend has been scheduled for September 10th & 11th weekend BN Metals will also have bins this same weekend as well Reminder this is for Asquith Residents ONLY
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Gaylene Quiring Returning Officer 1st Borden School students back to school new principal Trevor Gerwing 6th Borden Lions meeting N Smith Room 7:30 pm 8th Borden Seniors Club invited to Radisson for 6 pm 10th Sask Lions Ride For Guide Dogs stops at Borden Community Centre 11 11:30 am 14th Borden Friendship Club meeting at Club Room 2 pm 24th Borden Threshing Day at site 2 mile n of Borden 10 am 4 pm, Museum open 3 6 pm; Beef supper at Community Centre 4:30 7 pm tickets on sale @ 4 pm in Senior’s Room 27th Village Council Meeting Office 7 pm 30th Care Home Church service Anglican/Lutheran 2pm Sutherland of who won gold in 400M at Canada Summer Games in Niagara, ON Savannah is now back at University of
TOWN OF DELISLE Council held a regular meeting on August 9th Permission was granted to the Recreation Association to temporarily close 1st Street West on Saturday, Sept 10th from 10:00 a m to 4:00 p m in conjunction with the Fall Fest activities
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RM Review S5 eptember w2022 ww.rmreview.net Firearms Safety Courses Coming to Asquith and Surrounding Area Pete Heck is a Certified In structor for the Canadian Firearms Safety Course & the Restricted Canadian Firearms Safety Course Pete worked as a Firearms Officer for 20 years within the Canadian Firearms Program/RCMP With this experience and knowledge, it is a natural progression to instructing the Firearms Safety courses To obtain and retain firearms and ammunition you will need to apply for a Possession and Acquisition License (PAL) To get your PAL, you are required to take and pass the Safety Course Pete can also help with firearms and licensing questions, because of his extensive background in firearms and gun legislation Pete will be teaching the courses in Asquith, Saskatchewan You can contact him at pheck57@gmail com or call/text at 306 914 6677 for course dates and pricing Mon - Fri 7am - 8pm Sat - Sun 9am - 7pm Serving your Community for 26 Years ! Vanscoy 306 931 6996 After a long, hot day of storm chasing, why not stop in for a meal or drink in Air Conditioned Comfort we can give you a table away from the windows !!
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Drew Remenda doing the broadcast of the Green Zone live from the VIP Lounge at the Nutrien Delisle Celebrity Sports Dinner
Brian Trottier spoke about learning to skate on a creek across from thier home in Val Marie, SK and his 18 years in the NHL including six Stanley Cups, Rookie of the year, Hall of Fame induction in 1997 and being chosen 2nd greatest Islanders franchise player by the fans Billy Smith, from Perth, ON shared stories about how he became known as “Battlin’ Billy” with his aggressive style of goal keeping and winning the Stanley Cup Smith is named one of the 100 Greatest NHL Players in history It was an amazing, once in a lifetime evening and if you missed it, stay tuned, the committee has already started the planning for next year !
Then the highlight of the event became listening to the personal stories and humorous anecdotes told by the three celebrities on the main stage Glenn “Chico” Resch spoke of growing up in Moose Jaw playing hockey in the basement then 20 years later when he joined the Islanders for 282 games including the 1979 80 Stanley Cup He revealed how he got his nickname “Chico” and entertained with a few tunes on his guitar
Committee Members with the featured NHL Celebrities (L R) Bonnie Snider, Amanda Radford, Brian Trottier, Dan Mantyka, Billy Smith, Amanda Czank, Ken Taylor, Chico Resch, Dave Anderchek
The Delisle Arena, transformed into an intimate dining experience by volunteers, provided 400 people an amazing venue to enjoy a delicious meal provided by Vanscoy’s Robin’s Nest Cafe
Chico Resch signing autograph with attendee John Hendrickson Sponsors received souvenir photos at the free booth in the VIP Lounge
There were endless silent auction items provided by local sponsors as well as many live auction items from combine rentals to NHL game trip packages to authentic NHL jersey and even some special personal items provided by the celebrities themselves Before and after the dinner attendees had time to chat with the celebrities and get some photos and autographs to take home Kevin Waugh was once again the emcee for the evening and even assisted Dan Mantyka with the live auctions Months of planning went into the event by the committee volunteers (shown below) and many volunteers assisted in setting up the venue Delisle Chiefs hockey players also volunteered for the event to make sure that everything went smoothly After the meal, Delisle’s Sherry Anderson and Jack Norris each received custom awards from the committee recognizing their lifetime of curling and NHL achievements
RM Review S7 eptember w2022 ww.rmreview.net The Delisle arena was transformed into an intimate dinner show venue for 400 enthusiastic guests Delisle native Sherry Anderson receives a special award for her professional curling achievements Delisle native Jack Norris receives a special award for his NHL goaltending achievements Chico Resch, Brian Trottier and Billy Smith entertained the dinner crowd with stories about their lives and professional sports careers Chico Resch delighted the dinner attendees with his guitar licks and vocal talent by performing some Johnny Cash classics The fundraiser evening included many live and silent auction items, including exclusive jerseys
• When walking to school, walk on the side walk if one is available When on a street with no sidewalk walk facing traffic • Before you cross the street, stop and look left, right and left again to see if cars are coming Make eye contact with drivers before crossing and always cross streets at cross walks or intersections Stay alert and don’t get distracted Bike Riders… Ride on the right side of the road, with traffic, and in a single file • Come to a complete stop before crossing the street, walk bikes across the street • Stay alert and don’t get distracted
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Stay alert and avoid distracted driving, obey school zone speed limits and follow your school’s drop off pro cedure Make eye contact with children who are crossing the street • Never pass a bus loading or unloading children The area 10 feet around a school bus is the most dangerous for children, stop far enough back to allow them to safely enter and exit the bus Stay safe and healthy ! If you have any questions or would like more info contact: Fire Chief Mike Given 306 493 7777 (Delisle & District Fire Department) or Battalion Chief Wayne Pearson 306 230 1544 (Pike Lake hall)more information contact Joanne Richmond at 306 493 7738
Teach your children to stand 6 feet (3 giant steps) away from the curb Always obey and follow instructions of your bus driver
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Next week the kids will all go back to school, the halls quiet over the summer will be ringing with excited voices and teachers have been busy preparing their lessons Vanscoy & District Agricultural Society along with the Progressive Agriculture Foundation is having a safety day on Sept 20th at the Delisle Curling Rink This is an educational event for children and we have invited Grades 3, 4, and 5’s from Asquith, Delisle, Perdue, Pike Lake and Vanscoy We know that the agriculture industry is an intense, high risk industry made even more stressful by unpredictable factors such as weather and this year is no different Our safety day is about educating children to be safe in their environ ment, on the farm, at school and yes even when they are having fun
As kids head back to school its impor tant to remember and share with your children some key tips that will help keep them safe and healthy throughout the school year
If you are unsure whether your school is involved with this year ’ s safety day please ask your child’s teacher Busing will be provided for the schools and permission slips will be coming home If you wish to be involved as a volunteer please contact Linda Stevens at 306 493 2428 or 306 371 0272 Team Saskatchewan Roster Maxwell Major | 1 | 3B / UTIL | Delisle William Major | 7 | 2B / SS | Delisle Rayn Ray | 11 | C | Saskatoon Scot Yellowlees | 12 | OF | Saskatoon Ryan Bicknell | 16 | OF | Prince Albert Oakley Durham | 6 | UTIL | Delisle Brant Wiebe | 19 | SS | Delisle Troy Kosmynka | 20 | P / 1B | Warman Kobey Clarke | 18 | C | Saskatoon Troy Preymack | 8 | P | Prince Albert Ethan Sommerfeldt | 22 | UTIL | Saskatoon Koby Faubert | 14 | P/ UTIL | Wadena Jordan Perrin | 9 | 1B /3B | Delisle Brayden Harris | 23 | P | Maymont Quaid Chief | 2 | OF | Onion Lake
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On August 20th in Niagara, Ontario, Team Saskatchewan took on Team Ontario in the softball semi final Saskatchewan scored the first run in the top of the second in ning with two outs By the end of the third inning Ontario was on top 2 1 After 5 innings Ontario had extended their lead to 4 1 Saskatchewan scored one run in the top of the sixth inning to pull within 2 runs but ended the inning with a runner still on third Ontario added one more run in the bottom of the sixth and took the game 5 2 Despite the close loss Saskatchewan still earned the bronze medal Saskatchewan Wins Bronze at 2022 Canada Summer games
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Areminder that our fall fair is fast approaching Exhibits with entry form and all of your entries need to be at the Delisle Senior Centre between the hours of 5 pm 8 pm on Friday, September 9th Only horticulture and baking is allowed to be brought in from 7 am 8 am on Saturday, September 10 You must have already entered the items that you are delivering on Saturday from 7 am 8 am Judging begins at 8 am on Saturday and the exhibits will be open for viewing upon completion of judging, typically by about 11 am You may call Darla at 306 493 2933 to get your exhibitor number in advance
IF YOU LIVE ANYWHERE IN SASKATCHEWAN and are over 55 you will not want to miss this excit ing opportunity to join all the fun activities of a senior centre and never leave your home! Listen in to some of the Seniors’ Centre Without Walls (SCWW) fall guest presenters talk about upcom ing fall programs all done by tele phone and ALL FREE Public information session on Monday, September 19 at 12:00 noon to 1:45pm Listen in to part or all To listen to the live public informa tion session phone toll free to: 855 204 8148 Is your mom or dad feeling lonely at home ? Are you wanting to have some social visits with others ? SCWW offers games, educational topics, creative art classes and so much more and it’s all done over the telephone No computer and no internet are needed Phone in and listen, to the public information session and we tell you all about how our telephone classes work; listen to the presenters talk about their fall classes such as: Karla Western Development Museum Settler Stories Christy Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery Telephone Art Classes Catherine Opal Season Brain Engaging Activities Della Grief Counsellor Lorne Jackson Old Time Music and Piano player Myrna Sewing by Phone Ronda SCWW program manager To listen to the live public infor mation session phone toll free to: 855 204 8148 Senior Centre Without Walls (SCWW) is a FREE over the phone program that offers learning, social connections, and fun interactive activities for adults 55+ that are affected by social isolation The program is done over the phone from your home like the old time “party lines ” If you have questions email Ronda swwsask@gmail com or phone her at 306 631 4357 Website: www scwwmoosejaw com
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Dustin Steeves Completes Iron Man Competition Delisle Fall Fair is September 10th Seniors’ Centre Without Walls A Free Interactive Telephone Program For Adults 55+ In Saskatchewan Increasing Social Connections For Older Adults
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Seniors Centre Without Walls Saskatchewan is a trusted local non profit since 2019
Vanscoy resident Dustin Steeves, competed in Ironman 2022 in Mont Tremblant, Quebec on Aug 21 He successfully completed 226km with a 3 8km swim, 180km bike ride and 42 2km run His time of 13:36:57 placed him 55th in the male 30 34 age group, 438th for all males and 543rd out of 965 participants overall His wife Jessica, and parents Bill and Dawn Steeves joined Dustin on this trip to support him
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Tuesday, August 2, 2022 Saskatchewan based Prairie Clean Energy (PCE) recently re turned from a trade mission to Japan where they met with some of the largest renewable energy developers in the world, including Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Sumitomo, Kyuden International, and more PCE met in person with Yosuke Kiminami, the founder and CEO of Japan’s largest publicly traded clean energy company, RENOVA Inc This meeting signalled the latest step in a year long relationship building process between PCE and RENOVA PCE is a Saskatchewan start up success story that buys flax straw from prairie producers, pel letizes it using its proprietary process, and sells it as fully renewable and sustainable biomass fuel to customers around the world
PCE welcomed representatives from RENOVA to Regina this past January, which led to the sign ing of a memorandum of understanding between the two companies, and once again hosted a RENOVA delegate during Canada’s Farm Show in June The two companies spent another three days together during PCE’s recent visit to Tokyo, the first meeting between these companies held in Japan “The values and culture of RENOVA very much align with ours at PCE,” says Mark Cooper, CEO of Prairie Clean Energy “We have a strong and mutually beneficial relationship fo cused on building communities and improving the world ”
Throughout their trade mission to Japan, PCE introduced Saskatchewan’s tremendous potential as a clean energy leader to the Japanese busi ness community PCE’s mission was strongly supported by the Government of Saskatchewan “We received incredible support from the Saskatchewan government, especially David An derson, Managing Director of the Japan Office, and his team,” Cooper adds “They truly con nected us with the right companies and people and set us up for success ”
Prairie Clean Energy is a Saskatchewan based company that produces a fully sustainable, re newable, abundant, and environmentally respon sible pelletized biomass fuel
RENOVA Inc is a Japan based renewable en ergy developer and power producer that builds, owns, and operates solar PV, biomass, offshore and onshore wind, geothermal and hydropower
plants AgRICULTURE REPORTS RM 1Review 0 September 2022 www rmreview net Sask Bio-Energy Company Strengthens Japanese Relationships BUYING ALL CLASSES OF FEEDER & CULL CATTLE Pat “Duke” Buecker t 306 291 9675 Alvin Busby 306 227 0575 Alan Jackson 306 961 5682 Lyal Fox 780 808 9731 (cull cows & bulls) Der yl Miller (Owner) 306 221 2106 We’re Hiring! We are looking for FT & PT applicants to join our cattle marketing team Miller Livestock has been in the livestock business for over 40 years and is still growing today We are looking for eager, hardworking employees who wish to advance their careers in the cattle marketing industry Duties include shipping and receiving of cattle, sorting and grading, on farm appraisals and procurement Cattle experience is definitely a valuable asset, but not necessarily a requirement Please forward you resume to millerlivestock@sasktel.net 2 Bay Car & Truck Wash groceries & Confectionary gas pumps & Card Lock propane & Bulk fuel 306 493 2212 delisle 5 cents per litre of all fuel purchases will be donated to a local charity full Service pumps Pay at the Pump Option Available Monday Friday: 6am 10pm Saturday: 7am 10pm Sunday: 8am 10pm September 22 Farm Raised Angus Beef S H O P L O C A L Sample Pack $75 1 Roast 1 pkg Steaks (2/pkg) 5 lbs Ground Ground Beef 1 lb packages $5 25 / lb Briskets Call for availability and pricing ! Message us through our Facebook Page or call 306 - 931 - 3824 to book your Farm Raised Angus Beef ! Family Pack $160 1 Roast 1 pkg Steaks (2/pkg T bone or Blade) 1 pkg Steaks (2/pkg Rib or Sirloin) 1 pkg Medallion Steaks 1 Stew Meat 12 lbs Ground 1/4 or 1/2 Beef Pack $5 25 / lb based on hanging weight includes cut and wrap additional processing at buyers expense
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