Friday, August 4, 2017 Wawota News-in-Five is a weekly news brief sponsored by the local Lions Club in co-operation with the Town of Wawota, R.M. of Walpole #92 & R.M. of Wawken #93. News-in-Five will not go into local mail boxes but will be made available at various local businesses every Friday. There will be no charge for community upcoming events, announcements or appreciations. At present commercial advertisements and/or articles for sale will cost (per issue) 3"x4" or smaller - $2; ¼ page - $5; ½ page or whole page to be printed by you for insert - price negotiable. Advertisements can be run weekly, once a month, or desired frequency. Contacts for submitting events, articles for sale, ads, etc. will be: Garry 306-739-2437 or Shirley 306-739-2295 or can be e-mailed to
[email protected] Cut-off time for submissions will be Wednesday at noon (unless stated otherwise).
WELCOME TO WAWOTA’S ANNUAL HERITAGE WEEKEND & RANCH RODEO IN THE VALLEY & CANADA 150 CELEBRATIONS ENJOY THE RANCH RODEO & ALL THE HERITAGE ACTIVITIES FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 SUNDAY, AUGUST 6 A GUARANTEED WEEKEND OF FUN, FROLIC & FELLOWSHIP TO “Ma
WAWOTA MEDICAL CLINIC Physicians from the Arcola Family Health Clinic will be attending the Wawota Clinic Monday & Friday each week. They will see patients by appointment only. For appointments please continue to call 306-739-2200. Arcola Family Health Clinic – 306-455-2287 Please bring your health cards. To avoid any confusion, please state that you would like your appointment in Wawota.
Are you troubled by someone's drinking? Al-Anon Family Groups can help. Meetings are every Wednesday night 8:00 p.m. Wawota United Church Narthex (inside community centre)
CHURCH TIMES FREE METHODIST CHURCH – 11 am Worship Service CATHOLIC CHURCH – 5:00 pm Sat. Worship Service Mass at Deer View Lodge every 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Thurs. of the month at 10:00 am. every month. UNITED CHURCH –No Worship Services August 13 & 20 Aug. 27 – 9:30 am Worship Service Take a look at our website www.crossroadsunited.org
INTERDENOMINATONAL CHURCH IN THE PARK Sunday, August 6, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. Pot Luck Lunch after the service.
NOTICE The Wawota United Church Community Centre is available for rent. If you wish to use the kitchen and/or hall, please contact Sherry Wight for booking @ 306-739-2926. The rental fee is $50.00 per use. - U.C. Board of Stewards
WAWOTA & COMMUNITY EARLY LEARNING CENTRE
BOTTLE DRIVE
Sunday, September 3 10 am – 2 pm Please leave recyclables in front yard or end of driveway. WAWOTA PLAYSCHOOL REGISTRATION Tuesday, August 15th @ 7 p.m. in the School Library Annual Meeting & Registration For 3 & 4 year olds
Q: What do you call a snowman with a suntan? A: A puddle.
HANDI VAN BOOKINGS To make arrangements for a ride in the Handi Van for your appointments, etc. please call Sherry Wight at 306-577-5274. Please call 24 hours in advance if possible but not necessary!
WHAT'S HAPPENING Where & When? Aug. 4 & 5 – Heritage Days/Ranch Rodeo In the Valley Aug. 9 – Day Care Co-op “Art in the Park” (art displays, supper & musical entertainment – Fred’s Friends) Aug. 12 – Wawota SLO Pitch Tournament
V & S MARKET
212 West Railway Avenue 306-739-2825
THE WAWOTA & DISTRICT MUSEUM IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SUMMER SEASON The Museum is open for regular hours in July & August Tues-Fri 2 – 5 pm; Sat. 2 – 4 pm and we are available for viewing with special appointments – contact Shirley 306-739-2295 or Garry 306-739-2437
To celebrate Canada 150 the museum is offering door prizes (an Adult & Child T-shirt) so visit the museum & enter your name for a chance to win. Draw Date: Sat. Aug. 5
Hours: Thursdays 10 am – 6 pm Fridays 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Also we will be sponsoring a Dino Dig and a Photo Booth in the Valley during Heritage Weekend.
NOW AVAILABLE - Gluten Free Bread - Fresh Strawberries - New Potatoes
NOTE: NO HIGH TEA Friday, Aug. 4 at the Museum – as we will be in the Valley & the museum will be closed. However the museum will be open from approx. 3 – 5 pm on Sat. Aug. 5
MUSIC IN THE PARK
(weather permitting) 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 9 – Day Care's Art Display, Supper & Music (Fred's & Friends) ** (Watch for the Sign on Main for any “spur-of-the-moment” announcements)
SMYTH REUNION TEA Saturday, August 5th 2:00 – 4:00 pm Kennedy Friendship Centre
BINGO
EVERY TUESDAY at Kenosee Four Seasons Drop In Doors Open – 6:30 pm Bingo – 7:30 p.m. Q: Why did the man sell his water skis? A: He couldn’t find a lake with a hill in it.
Make sure you check out the updated Town of Wawota web page. If you have anything to add regarding your club, your church, upcoming events, etc. contact the Town Office or Kristine Duff.
CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE WAWOTA HISTORY BOOK – A Flight Through Time – 2 volume set, published in 1995 - $40.00 (extra $ for postage if mailed). Available at Town Office, Wawota Museum and Wawota Library or phone 306-739-2544, 306-739-2464 or 306-739-2295.
ALLISON'S STORE Kenosee Lake ANNUAL 1/2 PRICE SALE Saturday, August 19th 9 a.m. start Food…Clothing…Toys…Produce Your chance to buy at ‘RIDICULOUS PRICES' -- Everyone Welcome --
KOLA CAFÉ New Summer Hours: July 2 – August 28 Mon – Fri 7 am – 4 pm Sat. 9 am – 1 pm * Unique Specials Daily * Fresh Cut French Fries THANK YOU I would like to thank everyone who supported me at the Kola Café for the past year. With tears in my eyes, I’m sad to say that I will no longer be in business as of August 28th. Keep a close eye out for my future endeavor. - Joanne Ritchie
It's BBQ Season !!!!! What a better way to start it than trying out our BBQ Packs!! 4 – Burger Patties 4 – Smokies (your choice) 2 – 8 oz NY Strip Steaks or 4 Pork Chops 1 Pk of Dinner Sausage (your choice) 2 – 8 oz Sirloin Steaks ALL THIS FOR $55.00
WANDERING THOUGHTS (as we see them)
If you like it hot, you should be happy – if not, just “grin and bear/bare it”, but be careful what you bare, it might burn! We come to imagine how folks living in such conditions day after day might feel! We tend to recall back to -40ºC wishing for the heat – we soon forget! Even though we think we’re “hard done by”, others are in worse shape. Areas around Regina are experiencing the driest July since 1887. In our immediate area, we have been lucky enough to receive the odd shower – a few tenths – minus storms – helps to relieve the situation temporarily. Farm friends tell us that some crops like – and need – the present conditions to properly mature while others need cooler temps to make for a good yield. Harvest has already begun in some areas – and as we “travel the rurals”, it will soon be happening around here. We notice haying still in “full swing” in various stages – some still being cut to baling done with bales removed to winter storage. Taylor’s fields east and southeast of Town appear to be one of the best yielding that we’ve seen. One local farmer tells us that he cut his alfalfa earlier than normal to beat the weevil infestation hoping to get a second cut, however the lack of moisture may have failed their plan. Seems that every source of hay is being utilized this year – reason being if not needed, there will be a sale for it in worse hit areas. Apple trees in local gardens seem to be fruit-loaded and possibly looking to an earlier harvest than usual. Crab apples seem to have “taken the year off” – weather or worm cause? Chokecherry seekers report that there is a real shortage in the wild as were saskatoons. Flower displays around Town are continuing to share their beauty – one catching our attention this week is a white hydrangea at the A & D Bunz residence on Clements Avenue – the blooms are huge. Some of the Town pots are literally overflowing with blooms – probably the best we’ve seen. The tree trimmers continue to do work around Town – the yard at the corner of Walter and Hill has taken on a new look. One local resident commented “I didn’t realize that there was a house behind those trees”. One large tree was removed at the United Church – upon examination, it was thought to have been a lightning victim at some time and was slowly dying. (It was a coincidence that the removal happened the same day that the RTR were constructing pies – No… they did use electric ovens and not wood burners!) See ya at the Rodeo – whoopee!
You asked ??
Question: Why is KoRner Kones closed on Sundays? Answer: Sunday is one of the slowest days for sales; do not have enough trained staff to cover; need a day with family.
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Question: What is a Calcutta? Answer: It is an open auction held in conjunction with an event. A Rodeo Calcutta is where at the beginning of the event teams enter the arena and spectators are allowed to place their bids on the team they expect to win that day’s events. MRRA pays out the top four each day
M AN I T OBA RAN CH RODEO ASSOC. M RRA (V ot e d 2 0 1 6 Rode o of t he Y e a r) August 4 & 5 in Pipe st one V a lle y TEAM CONTESTANTS Captain's Crew: Corey Dueck, Garth Herman, Coltin Dueck, Ben Statham, Meshak Statham Ranch Hand Headquarters: Jim Gray, Roger Dunham, Carla McCallum, Denton Marsh, Kelly Stewart Eldorado: Werner Skappel, Kevin Taylor, Garth Hermann, Becky De Yaegher, Ben Statham Bar Z: Jason Zuk, Garrett Zuk, Murray Imrie, Corey Dueck, Mike Blair Diamond F: Bud Fenty, Gerold Paramor, Becky DeYaegher, Denton Marsh. JK Ranching: Jeremy Pilkey, Ken Nolan, Carla Marsh, Roger Dunham, Kevin Taylor Bar K: Ken Nolan, Jeremy Pilkey, Jason Zuk, Werner Skappel, Jim Gray.
BE SURE TO CHECK THIS OUT Artist Jason Sylvestre is one of the most talented artists/designers working in Saskatchewan today. His work as a cartoonist and graphic artist has appeared around the globe. Along with writer Carson Demmans, he is the illustrator behind the bestsellers ‘You Might Be From Saskatchewan If’ and ‘Strange Saskatchewan’. Jason will be at the Wawota Ranch Rodeo (both Friday & Saturday!) He’ll also have some of his books for sale. Stop by his tent for your free caricature portrait, compliments of Treehouse Speech Therapy.
WIN THE BLUE RIBBON !! PIE BAKING CONTEST
WAWOTA HERITAGE DAYS PARADE-we will be starting off the weekend at 2 pm with a GREAT BIG PARADE!!!
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A PEOPLE MOVER WILL BE ON SITE TO ASSIST WITH MOBILITY UP AND DOWN THE VALLEY. THE HANDIVAN WILL BE AVAILABLE TO DRIVE TO & FROM TOWN INTO THE VALLEY. THERE WILL ALSO BE A HANDICAP PARKING SPOT LOCATED NEAR THE BOTTOM FOR WHEELCHAIR AND SCOOTER MOBILITY.
CHURCH IN THE PARK Sunday, August 6, 2017 at 11:00 a.m.
Wawota Centennial Splash Park In conjunction with Canada’s 150th Birthday and the Ranch Rodeo in Valley Theme: " God's Blessings On Our Nation " Potluck meal to follow (please bring food and your lawn chair ) Freewill offering &/or non-perishable food items for Food Bank. Rainy Day alternative: Free Methodist Church People from each church please stay and assist with clean-up following the meal and fellowship. The Wawota Museum is sponsoring an OLD WEST PHOTO BOOTH – take a photo with your camera or iphone – “freewill donation” – drop a ‘coin’ in the Museum Cash Box.
Saturday, August 5th
Pies to be at Pipestone Valley by 9:00 am Saturday $25 Cash Prize for BEST CREAM PIE & BEST FRUIT PIE BLUE RIBBON FOR BEST OVERALL PIE After Contest, pies will be auctioned off! To Enter, phone Myrna Olson 306-739-2519
LOTS OF FUN FOR KIDS
Face Painting Carnival Games Dino Dig Bouncers Slip ‘n Slide Candy Scramble Caricatures Petting Zoo Balloon Art Laser Tag Photo Booth
RANCH RODEO EVENTS: Steer Mugging – Saddle Horse Race – Barrels – Goat Tying – Range Branding – Wild Cow Milking – Dummy Roping --
The Town of Wawota and WBEG are happy to announce that they will be sponsoring the FRIDAY SUPPER AT HERITAGE DAYS. Come on out and enjoy the rodeo and a beef supper. Time: 5:00 p.m. Cost: $10.00 $12.00 includes a drink The Handi-Van will be available for anyone in town that needs a ride down to the valley. Please contact Sherry at 577-5274 to book a ride. If you prefer to drive yourself, a people mover will be on site to transport you from the parking lot to the rodeo grounds. All proceeds will go to the Community Camp Kitchen.
Make sure to stop for a visit at the Centennial Park and check out this great new addition to Wawota.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
The Myers’ flag corridor east of Town on #48 continues to grow – a couple of Canada 150 flags have been added. Blue Jays down 7 runs and came back to win the game last Sunday. The “Carter catch/fumble/recatch” in the Rider/Argonaut game on Saturday – resulting in a TD! And how about that “one-handed catch”! Record breaking temps in our province last Sunday – Regina & Moose Jaw recording 37º while Mankota came in at 38ºC (it was so hot that fire hydrants were chasing dogs). We are seeing out-of-province vehicle at Centennial Park – awesome!!
PIE EATING CONTEST You don’t want to miss the Second Annual Pie Eating Contest at the Ranch Rodeo! Will Brad Rutten keep the record set last year or will he be overthrown by a new champion? The contest will be at the end of the rodeo on Saturday, August 5th around 2 PM. Tickets will be for sale all day Friday & Saturday on the rodeo grounds-$1.00 per ticket. Enter your name or someone else’s! Three lucky contestants will be drawn from the pool of ticket holders and will have the chance to win the $50.00 prize!
DINO DIG
Children 12 & Under – stop by and dig for a Dinosaur, Snake, Shark – or a ‘Golden Circle’. If you find a ‘Golden Circle’, the Wawota Museum Volunteer will give you a Toonie!!
AN “ENTERTAINING” IDEA Do you have unexpected company coming to visit this summer and are wondering how to entertain them … well let us give you a suggestion. Consider a tour of our local museum – we are open 2 – 5 Tuesday to Friday and 2 – 4 on Saturdays. Due to Heritage/Rodeo Celebrations, the museum will be closed Fri. Aug. 4 and open. 3 – 5 Sat. Aug. 5. It is surprising how many local people have never been to the museum – are you one of them? Come and discover a new experience and explore the past – check out all four buildings - - what better time than now – Canada’s 150th !!
Markets 10 am – 4 pm Entertainment 11 am – 4 pm Market Days – Aug. 6 – KO & Friends Aug. 13 – Southern Country Other Summer Market Dates: August 20, 27 September 3
RED MARKET BARN REPORT Last Sunday, the intense heat, did not keep people from attending the weekly market – perhaps folks didn’t stay for the day as much as usual, however the “main-stays” sweated it out – dancers included! We thought we’d seen it all ‘til Barn Boss #2 lured his pet snake from under the stage, across the “dance floor” towards the vendors – thanks to a vendor for rescuing the reptile and returning it to a safer environment! No reports on anyone seen on the Barn roof. Barn Boss #2’s reasoning – snakes don’t like accordions – it’s been a LONG season! Stay tuned for the continuing saga. KO & Friends are on stage August 6th.
COME SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP AND EAT LIKE A QUEEN/KING... Enjoy FREE transportation to Home Sweet Home in Fairlight for Thursdays and Saturdays leaving from Kenosee at 12 noon, can pick up on the way through Wawota as well at approx. 12:15. The expected return time to Kenosee is 2:15 p.m.
Text or call 306-529-4132 if interested.
THANK YOU …
- to “Ma Bog” aka Jean Bogner for her generous donation to News-in-Five.
COMMUNITY CALENDARS Due to format changes the calendars will be published later than previous years. WBEG thanks you for your understanding.
Libraries Matter… Support Your Library LIBRARY HOURS:
111 Main Street - Wawota
EARTH FACTS: - Russia, Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan are each on two continents. - The Statue of Liberty is actually in New Jersey. Woman: The only thing I have in common with my husband is that we were married on the same day.
Tues: 10 am-12 pm 1 pm-5 pm Wed: 1:30 pm - 6 pm Thurs.: 10 am - 2:30 pm Check us out on Facebook and Twitter! Sylvia Jewkes, Librarian Wawota Library 306-739-2375
Maker space Kits
August Lego.
AUGUST 5 Twisted Creations Balloon Lady will be at Heritage Weekend sponsored by the library . AUGUST 8 11am Magician Richy Roy in the Splash Park All Ages invited AUGUST 18 10am Main Street Mobile. Children ages 0-5 accompanied by a parent. or caregiver.
Hours: Wednesday – Friday 10 am – 5 pm Saturdays 10 am – 3 pm Tuesdays – by appointment only (306)739-2133
VERN'S GARDEN TILLING Call Vern Lamontagne @ 306-739-2825
Mom: Haven’t I seen you some place before? Woman: Yes, that’s why I don’t go there anymore.
MOVIES AT MARYFIELD AUDITORIUM
IN OR OUT … BIG OR SMALL
If you need some renos done, give me a call
Showtime 8:00 p.m. Doors Open 7:30 pm. Regular Admission: Adults - $6. Students - $5. Children - $3
Fri. Aug. 4 & Sat. Aug. 5 NO MOVIE Fri. Aug. 11 DESPICABLE ME 3 Sun. Aug. 13 3:00 p.m. (Rated G) www.maryfieldsaskatchewan.com Request your favorite movie or send your comments to
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CELEBRATING CANADA’S 150TH DID YOU KNOW …
Canada – or Kanata?? Kanata is the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word for “village” or “settlement”. Jacques Cartier transcribed the word as “Canada” in 1545. Canada has its own mysterious lake creature – Ogopogo, who reportedly lives in Lake Okanagan, BC. The greenest city in Canada is Vancouver with over 200 parks – and the second greenest in North America (just behind San Francisco). Canada is home to the longest street in the world – Younge Street in Ontario starts at Lake Ontario and runs north through Ontario to the Minnesota border, a distance of almost 2,000 km. Canada has the world’s longest coastline at 202,080 km. Measuring 9,984,670 sq. km. and comprised of 6 time zones, Canada is the second largest country in the world, behind Russia. Canada is the largest producer of natural uranium in the world, sourcing 20% to 30% of the world’s annual uranium output. Many famous Canadians in the entertainment field are: Jim Carrey, Keanu Reeves, Pamela Anderson, Rachel McAdams, Donald Sutherland, Ryan Reynolds, Celine Dion, Nelly Furtado, Avril Lavigne, Alanas Morissette, Justin Bieber. And … Canadians consume more macaroni and cheese than any other nation on earth!!
Man: Did you know that women use about 30,000 words a day and a man uses only about 15,000? Woman: That’s because we have to repeat everything.
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WATKINS PRODUCTS Call Pat Clements 306-739-2852
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Please Note Changes in Hours for the August Long Weekend ** Friday, Aug. 4 6 am – 2 pm Saturday, Aug. 5 9 am – 8 pm Sunday, Aug. 6 10 am – 8 pm ** Monday, Aug. 7 10 am – 8 pm NIGHTLY SPECIALS Monday, July 31 Wings + 6 Tuesday, Aug. 1 CYOP “Create Your Own Poutine” Wednesday, Aug. 2 Kid Friendly Buffet Thursday, Aug. 3 Pizza Buffet Friday, Aug. 4 CLOSED for supper We invite you to enjoy the various vendors in the Valley including Roast Beef Supper Saturday, Aug. 5 Pasta & Salad Buffet Sunday, Aug. 6 Fried Chicken, Beef Stroganoff Mashed Potatoes & all the extras
OPEN HOUSE: 204 MAIN ST - WAWOTA August 5 – Saturday – 9:30 to 11:30 am Check out this beautiful house & yard Share with friends - Stop & Join us for coffee For Sale: 4 Bedroom House, well built, well maintained 980 sq ft Bungalow on 3 lots (75' x 125') 306-577-9090 Can be viewed evenings and weekends
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FRESH BREAD & A WHOLE LOT MORE
FROM KENOSEE MINI-MART PRE-ORDERS ACCEPTED ORDER BY THURSDAY 9PM ARRIVES for pickup TUESDAY AFTER 10AM
MOVIE RENTAL PROPANE TANK EXCHANGE
PHIL'S RENOVATING
Finish carpentry Change counter tops, sinks, taps Laminate and hardwood flooring Ceramic tile, walls and floors General repairs
Phone - 306-739-2405 cell 306-577-7993 Phil Reddekop
HOUSE FOR SALE 313 Walter St, Wawota. 1172 sq ft Bungalow + 448 sq ft attached Garage. 2 bedrooms, solids wood cabinets thru out, main floor laundry/mud room, which is large enough for a mid-size deepfreeze or set up your office, lots of Storage areas thru out, appliances included. There is a bedroom and a bathroom in a mostly finished basement. A Storage Shed is included. This lovely treed (private) backyard has the Valley behind. It’s ready to be moved into. Prime location. Call Leanne for more info, 306 577 8815 or 306 739 2155
LEANNE SORENSON
BROKER,OWNER.SALESPERSON
HOUSE FOR SALE
100 Clements St, Wawota 1452 sq ft open concept bungalow with new mudroom, good size laundry, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath with attached double garage (580 sq ft), insulated and heated with new concrete floor, new double door and double asphalt driveway on well treed 75’ x 120’ corner lot. New renos include asphalt shingles, triple pane Jeldwyn windows, including garden doors leading onto a back deck and front door with leaded glass window and side panel opening up to a brand new composite deck. 1.5" styrofoam insulation under new vinyl siding complete with new soffits, facia, eavestroughing and trimmed with stone veneer on front. Inside reveals new espresso kitchen cabinets featuring an island along with pantry with pull out shelves, a lazy Susan and retractable garbage and recycle bins. A 4 pc and 3 pc ensuite bathroom are exclusively redone with new fixtures. New drywall, paint, interior and bifold doors, lighting fixtures and flooring throughout. 2014 upgrades include a new natural gas furnace and water heater. Taxes$1695/yr, SPC - $160/mo, Sk Gas - &40/mo. Good size - one level living with accessible insulated 5’ crawl space. Clean, updated and ready for move in. Prime location. Call Cliff or Donna for more info, 306-538-4435 or 306-739-7162.
HOUSE FOR SALE
204 Main St. Wawota 980 sq. ft. Bungalow – 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 75’ x 125’ lot, detached garage with power. Large rooms on main floor with 9’ ceiling. Finished basement w/spray foam insulation. Many upgrades, appliances included. Large beautiful backyard, new fence, large driveway. Cozy, affordable, well built, well maintained. Great location in town or for out-of -town work. Can be viewed evenings or weekends. Call Cindy for more info 306-577-9090
AFTAN KERR Residential & Commercial Cleaning $20/hr For questions and to book your cleaning appointment TEXT Aftan at (306)861-4080 or Phone Erin at (306)739-2324
The 7 days of my week … Monday, Monday, Monday, Monday, Friday, Saturday … & Pre-Monday!
ART IN THE PARK & MUSIC IN THE PARK Wednesday, August 9th Barbecue - 5:30 – 6:30 pm Come out and enjoy children's art work and some music Sponsored by Wawota & Community Early Learning Centre
CAMP WEEK AT WAWOTA DAYCARE August 21 - 25
-- Spaces limited -Watch for posters with more information
FAI RWAY SALES Appliances Serta Mattresses
Open: Monday – Friday 8:30am – 5:30pm Saturday 8:30 am - 12:00 noon
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MUSIC IN THE PARK Finally, we got it together – about 40 – 50 people attended the first Music in the Park of the season on the 26th. All four western provinces were represented as well as local centres Kenosee, Maryfield and Estevan. The L-Tones (Leona Joseph (Elkhorn), Larry Gabrielle (Virden), Len Downer (Maryfield) were the entertainment and much enjoyed ty all. Next week will have Phil & Friends as our guests. Special thanks to KoRner Kones for extending their hours on “music nights” – what better way to end an evening of great entertainment than with an ice cream treat!
4 Person Scramble th Thursday, August 17 , 2017 White Bear Lake Golf Course on White Bear First Nation
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1 Flight Mixed (24 teams) Champions $4000 nd 2 place $3000 rd 3 place $2000 nd
Registration opens at 8:30 am 2 Flight Shot gun start 10 am Champions $3000 nd $1000 per team 2 place $2500 rd Fees include cart, Ld’s & Supper 3 place $2000 Limited 36 teams rd 3 (12 teams) 2 CP’s, 2 LD’s worth $1000 each Champions $4000 nd 2 place $3000 rd 3 place $2000 4 chances at a hole in one to drive away with 1 out of 4 2017 Ford Focus Models PRIZE MONEY is based on a total of 36 teams. Subject to change if total entries is not met. Cash ONLY or Email transfer is available buffalo calf
[email protected] For more information please contact Flora Littlechief 306-577-1645 or White Bear Golf Course 306-577-4902 Committee not responsible for any injuries, missing or lost items.
And also – what about our beautiful Centennial Park – people from out of Town continue to comment on it. Thanks, thanks & thanks to Gordon & crew for keeping it so neat & tidy – great job & much appreciated!!
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Light duty mechanical work such as oil changes, engine diagnostics and resets, brakes, ball joints, shocks, struts, tierod ends, alternators, starters, windshield, tire repair & change
Shop Rate $80 per hour
$60 oil change for conventional gas vehicle up to 5 L oil Diesels starting at $95 Ope ning spe c ia l $ 1 0 off first oil c ha nge
Sincere sympathy from Wawota & Community… - to the family of Molly (Greenbank) Coupal who passed away on the 28th at the age of 71 years. - to Beryl Richards, Josie Matheson & other family members on the recent passing of Floyd Swenson (Geraldine’s husband) of Portal, N.D. at the age of 85 years.
SALES WERE GOOD The United Church Raise the Rafters group consider their day at the Red Market Barn last Sunday a great success – selling 92 pies and 88 jars of jams & jellies. When the gate opened at 10 a.m., buyers headed directly to get their favourite pie – by 3 p.m., inventory was depleted. August 20th will see another pie/jam/jelly sale - & Barn Boss #2 has voiced he’d like to have a “repeat performance” – this will be given reasonable consideration… P.S. Have a few pre-orders for August 20th.
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Why are “wise man” and “wise guy” opposites?
QUIZZLE:
What is a Quizzle you ask? It is a cross between a quiz and a puzzle. Answers will be on the sports page of the paper – have fun with them!
Some of us learn from the mistakes of others -the rest of us have to be the others.
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The Wawota Garage Ltd. has been sold. We will be holding an On-Line Auction with McDougall Auctioneers Ltd. Watch their site for auction item listings www.McDougallAuction.com
If you’re really not supposed to eat at night, why is there a light in the refrigerator?
WGG TIRE IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE WE ARE NOW SERVICING AIR CONDITIONING AUGUST TIRE SALE IS ON
SPORTS
GREAT – A – WIN (But Costly)! Week #6 was good to the Riders, but not for others (Argonauts & Me). After “collecting” on Week #5, sympathy set in, so we decided to let someone else win this time – and after all, the season has just begun! Upon entering the establishment to pay our debt, we see a “Rider wash tub” on the counter – and Rider attire worn by the gloating winner and his accomplice. (Talk about rubbing salt into an already sore wound). In recovery-mode after picking up bottles in the ditches, we clicked onto the Calgary-Hamilton game. (If it hadn’t been so dark outside, we should have gone looking for more bottles!!) A score record maybe? For Week #7, we have taken the recommendation of an out-of-town expert for our pick … see how that goes??
I went to see a psychic today – and accidently broke her crystal ball --- it ended up costing me a fortune.
QUIZZLE ANSWERS: 1. Just you and me 2. Inconsistency