MONDAY, JULY 25, 2011
THE INDEPENDENT, BIGGAR, SK - 19
Asquith News Neil Millard 329-4235 Regarding the new Recycling Program:The blue bins will be delivered the week of July 25. Thursday, August 4 will be a Garbage Pick Up Day. Thursday, August 11 will be a Recycling Pickup Day. Alternate taking your garbage bin out and your recycling bin out every week. For more information, phone
or visit the Town Office. My family is home for a few days and we have two friends here from the U.S.A. so there is more action in the house which is good. Tip of the Day -- “Everyday is a birthday; every moment of it is new to us; we are born again, renewed for fresh work and endeavor.”
Landis Locals Helen Buxton 658-2115 We were very lucky to get ter, Riley, will be moving sunny weather on the week- into it as soon as water and end. Many places have a lot power are hooked up, and all of damage from high winds, the other things involved in lighting,hail, and heavy readying it are done. rain. It began raining here Eva Perlinger and her on Tuesday evening, and daughters, Gloria and Dolois still coming down now, res, spent an afternoon with but not enough to cause the Lavern Skog this week. One floods some are experienc- daughter is here from B.C., ing. and one from Alberta. The Scott family all went Saturday, July 16, a celto Edmonton on the week- ebration at the Landis Comend to attend the wedding of munity Complex in honour Deb’s niece, Lindsay. Maria of Irene Turner’s 75th birthws one of the bridesmaids. day, the actual birthday was The groom is a native of Ire- December 31. However our land, and 25 members of his Saskatchewan winters are soccer team came over from unpredictable so summer Ireland for event. One of was the best opportunity for Lindsay’s family is a former this event. dancer with Riverdance, People attending were and performed for them. from England, Victoria, Chuck Sampson has re- Hamilton, LaRonge, Regina, turned to his home on Salt Melfort, Saskatoon, Biggar, Spring Island, after spend- Clavet, Springwater, Wilkie, ing two weeks here with Unity and many friends and family. relatives from this area. Ann Vizer is home followThe day commenced at 1 ing surgery in Saskatoon, p.m. with 70 people attendand is reportedly doing well. ing a full meal. At 2:30 the Hope you are soon back on Wacky Wizard from Sasyour feet Ann. katoon, entertained young We have another dwelling and old with magic tricks in Landis. A mobile home, and sculpting balloons. This belonging to Alberta Dear- was followed at 3:15 by Leon ing ws set on the lot at the Ochs song and music accomcorner of Railroad Avenue panied by his Dad, Bernard. and Princess Street on Mon- By 4:30 guests began to day. Alberta and her daugh- leave for other plans.
Issac Watts. I have a Howie Meeker with Charlie Hodge foreword book by DAve Hodge. “Stop It There, Back It Up!” It covers 50 years of hockey. If you would like to read it, phone Neil. Spiritual Munching -Some of us look at other people who are different and see them as a pain i the neck. Others see such people as God’s precious children. Some see certain immigrants coming here ot Canada as a bad thing. Others see it as a chance to show love for some needy and seriously disadvantaged people. It’s all in the point of view. May we see things and people as through the eyes of our Lord. Something to think about!
A belated triple 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration was held for Arlene and John Cattell, Jack and Shirley Cleghorn, Bev and Mona Brooks. They all enjoyed riding in an extended Ford Limousine to Saskatoon and back to Asquith. Considering all the rain and hail storms across Saskatchewan we were lucky that it didn’t touch down here in our area of Asquith. Life’s Little Instruction Book -• Never order chicken-fried steak in a place that doesn’t have a jukebox. • Replace the batteries in smoke alarms every January 1. • Never say “My child would never do that!” • Once a year, go someplace you’ve never been before.
****PUBLIC NOTICE**** Please be advised that a two dimensional (2D) seismic exploration program is planned for the Saskatoon area (see map below). This regional seismic program is being conducted on behalf of BHP Billiton Canada Inc. by RPS Boyd PetroSearch in order to assess potential potash mineralization. The seismic process involves sending vibrations into the earth and measuring the returning waves. The energy source is vibroseis (vibrator trucks) and the program will mainly be conducted on road allowance. We ask that you consider your safety as well as the safety of our workers. Please slow down around our worksites. If you would like more information, please contact our landowner liaison, Garry Wahl. Please note that unless you are contacted, your lands are not being entered. No private property will be accessed without prior consent. Exploration Company: RPS Boyd PetroSearch Field Operations: May through to mid-September 2011 Program Names: 2011 Wolverine 2D, 2011 Asquith 2D, 2011 South Boulder 2D and 2011 South Young 2D
Dehydration You put a lot of effort into keeping your yard quenched during the hot, dry summer, but are you giving your own body the same consideration? Know and watch for symptoms of dehydration: thirst, fatigue, headache, little or no urination, muscle weakness, dizziness and light headedness. Do not rely on thirst alone because you could already be dehydrated. The heat and humidity depletes your body’s reserve of water. Keep it filled by drinking fluids, especially water, throughout the day. For toll-free health information 24 hours a day. Please call 1-888-425-4444(TTY) if you have hearing or speech difficulties Smokers Helpline 1-877-513-5333 or www.smokefree.ca Questions about Medication? Call 1-800-665-DRUG (3784). Ask questions online www.usask.ca/druginfo Mental Health & Addictions Centralized Intake Line 1-866-269-9139 Monday to Friday 8:00 am—4:30 pm
Heartland Health Region www.hrha.sk.ca
Should you have any questions, please contact: Garry Wahl Landowner Liaison Phone: 306.536.1863
Maddie Mailey Permit Administrator Toll Free: 1.800.663.8943