LMT_Sep_19_2022_Vol_115_issue_38

LAST MOUNTAIN 

LM LM 

NOKOMIS, STRASBOURG, DRAKE, LOCKWOOD, SEMANS, RAYMORE, GOVAN, DUVAL, BULYEA, EARL GREY, SILTON, LUMSDEN, CRAVEN, REGINA BEACH, BETHUNE & SOUTHEY 

VOLUME 115, NO. 38 ESTABLISHED IN 1908 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2022 

GOVAN 

FALL FAIR 

2022 

This year’s Friends of Govan Fall Fair, held on 

September 3rd, was another success. 

Thanks to all of the vendors who persevered through the 

33-degree heat and bright sun to make the event a reality. It 

was a good thing the Govan catering committee sponsored 

a large shade and dining tent for all those trying to avoid the heat, 

provided by Alan Magel. 

There were a larger variety of vendors this year than last, with 

the additions of Last Mountain Honey, Vicky Lindsay’s Home baking, 

Sherry Stuart Quilts and Weaving, Elk and Emerald Crystals 

and Gemstones, as well as more craft vendors. Ron Hassman of the 

Govan Museum had another exciting addition for the young ones who 

were able to do hands-on participation in the making of traditional 

Indigenous Bannock. The Govan Library featured a reading to attentive 

youngsters by well-known Saskatchewan author Kerry Sather of her 

Bee series of books. 

Face painting and balloon twisting, always popular, was led by Grace 

Adie and friends for the children attending. Another new, appreciated 

addition this year was the Regina Mandolin Orchestra, Sponsored by 

Jeffery Straker 

the Govan Catering Committee. The six-person orchestra provided 

soothing background music that was heard over the whole site for the 

entire day. 

Blake and the Ice Cream bike were a definite hit as he made the 

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Conversation Cafe 

at Nokomis hall 

In conjunction with the Saskatchewan Health Authority, 

Nokomis and District Community Health Council held a 

Conversation Cafe on August 30th. 

It was an informal sharing of information on topics of interest and bringing to our attention 

resources available to us in our area. There were three presentations. Exercise Therapist, 


Nokomis RCL 

Branch # 290 

News 

We held our annual Flag Day in 

June at Lockwood, Govan, St. 

Olaf’s cemeteries and Nokomis 

Cenotaph and Cemetery. 

We do this to remember & honour our 

veterans who gave so much, including 

their lives, for the freedoms that 

we enjoy to this day. The flags are a symbol of 

our gratitude. 

With the lifting of restrictions due to the 

COVID-19 pandemic, we are happy to be able to 

open our doors again for social and fundraising 

events. We held a garage sale & BBQ in May with 

the Community-wide garage sales. We put on a 

Canada Day celebration supper & with the help 

of community member donations and another 

spectacular firework display. Most recently was 

the Labour Day Classic football game on the big 

screen TV & BBQ supper. 

With the Saskatchewan Veterans Service Club 


Tues:12°C 

Wed:16°C 

Thur:17°C 

Fri:16°C 

Sat:17°C 

Sun:18°C 

Mon:19°C 

Interesting 

winter ahead 

for Flames’ fans 

A passing 

resemblance 

8 

RM Councillor 

Craig Romanyk 

Resigns 

7 9 

The Go- 

Anywhere Trike 

11 

Plus - Calls for 

Nominations 

and - Public 

notices

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Town of Govan 

TAX ENFORCEMENT 

PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN 

Notice is hereby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless the 

arrears and costs appearing opposite the land and the title number 

described in the following list are fully paid before the 20th day of 

November, 2022 , an interest based on a tax lien will be registered 

against the land. 

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 

Part 

of 

Lot 

Lot Blk Plan Title No. Total 

Arrears 

Cost 

Advert. 

Total 

Arrears & 

Costs 

PTN 17 2 N2833 148564110 $1,385.57 $ 33.86 $ 1,419.43 

07 9 P6188 125275192 $6,574.01 $ 33.86 $ 6,607.87 

03 11 P6188 154265935 $1,550.76 $ 33.86 $ 1,584.62 

06 19 BC2591 138264565 $14,249.04 $ 33.86 $ 14,282.90 

Town of Lumsd en 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

Dated this 20th day of September, 2022 . 

Kelly Walker, Treasurer 

Public notice is hereby given that the Council of the Town 

of Lumsden intends to adopt a bylaw under The Planning and 

Development Act, 2007 to amend Bylaw No. 15-2002, known as 

the Zoning Bylaw. 

INTENT 

The intent of Bylaw No. 2022-12 is to amend the Zoning Bylaw to 

reduce the minimum site area, site frontage, rear yard setback, and 

side yard setback requirements for single detached dwellings in the 

Residential Multiple (R2) Zoning District. 

REASON 

Bylaw No. 2022-12 is being proposed to accommodate future 

residential development in the R2 – Residential Multiple Zoning 

District which would provide for reduced development standards 

for single detached dwellings in this Zone for smaller lot sizes and 

reduced setbacks to provide greater flexibility for site development. 

PUBLIC INSPECTION 

Any person may inspect the bylaw at the Lumsden Municipal 

Office, located at #300 James Street North, in the Town of 

Lumsden, between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM (open 

through the noon hour) from Monday to Friday, excluding 

statutory holidays. Copies of the proposed bylaw are available 

at the Lumsden Municipal Office for a cost of $1.00 and are on 

the Town of Lumsden website; , under the 

‘announcements’ tab. 

PUBLIC HEARING 

Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, October 11, 2022, 

at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers within the Lumsden Municipal 

Office located at 300 James Street North to hear any person 

or group that wants to comment on the proposed bylaws. The 

meeting may also be attended via electronic means (Zoom). 

Council will also consider written comments received at the 

hearing or delivered to the undersigned at the municipal office prior 

to the hearing. Please contact the Lumsden Municipal Office for an 

electronic invitation to the meeting. 

Issued at the Town of Lumsden 

this 14th day of September 2022. 

Jessica Russell, Planner 

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rounds providing ice-cool 

refreshments. Mr. Spudds’ 

Poutinerie Food Truck from 

Regina put a whole new 

culinary twist on the day, 

providing a variety of poutines 

as well as hamburgers, 

hotdogs, and cool refreshments. 

Everyone enjoying 

his offerings can get more 

again every Wednesday at 

the Regina Farmers Market. 

Kathy Kautz of p’Arty 

Time art classes celebrated 

the grand opening of 

her “Little Gallery on the 

Prairie,” showcasing art by 

her students and herself. Face Painting 

An appreciative public filed 

through to view the display 

and discuss with the artists 

the inspiration for their 

renderings. 

As always, many treasures 

were discovered by the large 

amount of “Garage Salers” 

who took the trip around 

Town to find all the listings 

posted in the Last Mountain 

times. Thank you to all who 

made the timely contact and 

contributed the $15 to offset 

the advertising costs of the 

garage sales. Hopefully, your 

efforts were rewarded with 

good attendance. 

The crowning event of 

the day sponsored by the Little Gallery on the Prairie 

Govan Opti-MS club was the 

intimate concert performed 

by Jeffery Straker, winner 

of the Saskatchewan music 

awards 2021 and 2022 folk 

and roots music award. He 

provided prairie insights 

into his growing up in Punnichy, 

Saskatchewan and 

anecdotes as to how some of 

the songs came about. His 

humorous remembrances of 

travelling to Govan to attend 

music recitals provided 

entertainment and humour 

to the attentive crowd. His 

audience participation songs 

and break time mingling 

with attendees brought a 

good old hometown feel. His Regina Mandolin Orchestra 

comment regarding “Saskatchewan’s 

loudest cricket” in 

the green room provided by the Sew and Sews drew raucous laughter from the audience. 

Thank you to Rob and Anna, employees of the Town of Govan, for making sure the Town was 

able to put its best foot forward. Thanks as well to Mark Wolfe of M&D Last Mountain Enterprises 

for donating his time and resources to make the playground attractive for the youngsters. 

To Nancy Parsloe, Kathryn Markus, Ruth King, Gladys Plumridge and Donna Skoropata, 

of the Govan Opti-MS, thank you for your diligent work, making the concert a success. 

-SUBMITTED BY GARY POKOL 

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Rural Municipality of Lumsden no. 189 

NOTICE OF CALL FOR 

NOMINATIONS 

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nominations of candidates 

for the offices of: 

COUNCILLOR - DIVISION NUMBERS: 2, 4, 6 

will be received by the undersigned from September 20 – October 

5, 2022 from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the Lumsden Municipal 

Office located at 300 James Street North in Lumsden, SK. 

A Criminal Record Check must accompany all Nomination forms. 

Nomination Only Valid if Criminal Record Check is Attached (CRC must be 

dated within 30 days of nomination) Nomination Only Valid if Public Disclosure 

Statement is Attached 

Nomination Forms and Public Disclosure Statements may be 

obtained from the following locations: 

Lumsden Municipal Office 

300 James Street North 

Lumsden, SK 

or 

Email: rm189@sasktel.net 

or 

The municipality’s website: www.lumsden.ca 

Dated this 19th day of September, 2022. 

Monica M. Merkosky, Returning Officer 

Overheard at the coffee shop 

NOKOMIS CHAT - CONTINUES FROM PAGE 1 

Blair Niekamp, presented on Keeping Active 

and how he works with clients to manage pain. 

Angela Muellar, Registered Dietician, talked 

about Nutrition & Rising Food Costs. Chantel 

Scott, Registered Psychiatric Nurse with Mental 

Health & Addictions, talked about Stress 

Management especially dealing with the effects 

of the pandemic & the lockdowns. 

All presentions were excellent and very 

informative. All the presenters answered many 

questions from those present. Refreshments 

and cookies were served between sessions. 

There were door prizes for all attending, including 

a $50 gift certificate for Nokomis Pharmacy 

donated by Nokomis Pharmacy. Other 

prizes were also provided by the Saskatchewan 

Health Authority. 

Blair Niekamp, Exercise Therapist 

-SUBMITTED BY COLLEEN MCNICHOL 

“There was a riot in Vancouver when 

Rapper Lil’ baby couldn’t perform due to 

illness. When it was clear he couldn’t go 

on, Lil’ baby and his croup had to colic. 

That’s when the audience began to thrush 

the stage...” 

Home Plan of the Week 

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LUMSDEN CARDLOCK 

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A parade of tapered Craftsman 

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13'4" x 10' 

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11'4" x 9'8" 

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Interesting winter ahead 

for Flames’ fans 

Calgary Flames may have had the most intriguing offseason 

of any National Hockey League team, and for 

Flames’ fans, the coming season’s success or failure 

will be measured 

in mathematical 

comparisons. 

Two superstar offensive players, 

Johnny Gaudreau and Matthew 

Tkachuk, have been stricken from 

the roster, and replaced by players 

of similar skill levels — Jonathan 

Huberdeau and Nazem Kadri. You 

can bet that when Flames’ fans 

fire up their computers to check 

scores around the league this 

winter, they’ll be checking out the 

Columbus Blue Jackets’ summary 

to see how Gaudreau fared, and 

results from Florida games, where 

Tkachuk will be skating for the 

Panthers. 

On the surface, the free-agent 

transactions — Gaudreau out, 

Kadri in — is close to a wash. 

Gaudreau may have more offensive 

firepower, but Kadri can score and 

also plays a more physical game 

than the slight Johnny Hockey. The 

trade deal — Tkachuk for Huberdeau 

— is also close to a coinflip. 

Tkachuk is a sandpaper, in-your-face 

player who not only scores and sets up 

wingers, but plays an antagonistic game 

that definitely keeps opponents on their 

toes. A stick jab to the belly, a quick fist 

to the jaw or a slash to the ankle are 

trademarks of Tkachuk’s game, while 

Huberdeau plays a less physical 

game while performing 

as one of the NHL’s best 

playmakers. 

The wildcard that 

turns the off-season 

transactions in the 

Flames’ favour is the 

addition of defenceman 

MacKenzie Weegar, who 

comes to Alberta from Florida 

From the 

Sidelines 

BRUCE 

PENTON 

in the Tkachuk-Huberdeau transaction. 

Weegar was a top-pair defender with 

the Panthers last year and will definitely 

strengthen the Flames defence corps, 

but they may have him for only one year. 

Weegar is an unrestricted free agent 

after the 2022-23 season, probably the 

key reason the Panthers weren’t too 

concerned about including him in the big 

trade. 

Weegar strengthens the Flames’ defence, 

which was pretty strong to begin 

with. He joins Rasmus Andersson, Noah 

Hanifin, Chris Tanev and Oliver Kylington 

on the blue line, protecting goalie 

Jacob Markstrom, who ranks in the top 

third of NHL keepers. 

Players come and go, contracts expire, 

free agency looms and players get traded 

like shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange. 

Flames’ fans will generally root 

for Gaudreau’s success in Columbus, but 

comparisons between his offensive numbers 

and those of Kadri will be frequent. 

Same with Tkachuk-vs.Huberdeau. 

If Gaudreau and Tkachuk shine in their 

respective new homes, and Kadri and 

Huberdeau don’t live up to exceptions, 

it won’t take much to fan the flames of 

discontent around Calgary this winter. 

• Comedy guy Gary Bachman: “In the fall 

my life is football — high school football, 

college football, and pro football. 

My wife says my priorities are screwed 

up. Perhaps she’s right — it should be 

pro football, college football, and then 

high school football.” 

• Dwight Perry of the Seattle Times: 

“PETA, saying ‘words matter,’ wants to 

change the football term ‘horse-collar 

tackle’ to ‘Goodell Grab’ or ‘back-collar 

tackle,’ as neither of these terms 

normalizes animal abuse. Though, to 

be fair, none of the horses we talked to 

seemed offended by it.” 

• Funny guy Steve Burgess of Vancouver, 

on Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul serving 

as TV advertising pitchman for an 

online betting company: “I wish Jesse 

Pinkman would go back to a more reputable 

line of work, like dealing meth.” 

• Comedy writer Alex Kaseberg: “Purdue 

safety Chris Jefferson had a game-winning 

pick-six against Penn State, then 

vomited profusely on the field. This is 

the most vomit in sports since Rosanne 

Barr sang the National Anthem at a 

Padres game.” 

• Club Pro Guy, on Twitter, responding 

to golfer Patrick Cantlay’s engagement 

announcement: “Fowler, McIlroy, Morikawa 

and Zalatoris are a combined 0-51 

in majors since getting engaged. cc: 

Cantlay, Pat.” 

• PGA Tour’s Twitter feed, quoting LIV 

player Pat Perez, who has won little 

individually but cashed in big with the 

4 Aces in the team competition: “I feel 

like a waiter who provides terrible service, 

but still gets guaranteed gratuity. 

It’s great.” 

• Comedy writer Brad Dickson of Omaha: 

“Some people are demanding to know 

why I am entitled to comment on Queen 

Elizabeth II’s death when I didn’t even 

know her. Not true. Just so happens 

we were in the same bowling league for 

years.” 

• Headline at the onion.com: “‘Madden’ 

glitch lets player win Super Bowl with 

Texans.” 

• Dwight Perry again: “Buffalo’s Dawson 

Knox became one of the highest-paid 

tight ends in the NFL, agreeing to a 

four-year extension for $53.6 million — 

$31 million guaranteed. Or as he’s now 

known around the Bills’ locker room, 

Fort Knox.” 

• Ex-LSU football coach Ed Orgeron, to 

the Little Rock (Ark.) Touchdown Club, 

when told at his firing he’d receive a 

$17.1 million buyout: “What time do you 

want me to leave and what door do you 

want me out of, brother?” 

Care to comment? Email brucepenton2003@yahoo.ca 

Rural Municipality of Last Mountain Valley no. 250 


NOMINATIONS 



COUNCILLOR FOR DIVISION NO. 2, 



will be received by the undersigned on the 5th day of October, 

2022 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the RM of Last Mountain 

Valley No. 250 Administration Office, and during regular business 

hours on September 20 to October 4th, 2022 at the RM of Last 

Mountain Valley No. 250 Administration Office. 

Nomination forms may be obtained at the following location: 

RM of Last Mountain Valley No. 250 Administration Office 

101 Elgin Street 

Govan, Saskatchewan 

RM of Mckillop no. 220 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

7 


Kelly Walker, Returning Officer 

Pursuant to The Municipalities Act, public notice is hereby given that 

the Rural Municipality of McKillop No. 220 intends to restructure 

the existing boundary of the Organized Hamlet of Mohr’s Beach 

by adding the following lands to the Organized Hamlet of Mohr’s 

Beach from the RM of McKillop (these lands are contained in a 

new subdivision directly south of the Hamlet): 

AFFECTED LAND: 

Within SW 23-22-23 W2M 

Blk/Par S1-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 



Blk/Par SX1-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 

Blk/Par W1-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 



Lot 1-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 










REASON: 

1. The subdivision is adjacent to the Hamlet and shares 

infrastructure (roads and beach. Therefore, it is appropriate that 

the subdivision would become part of the Hamlet. The community 

will benefit from the tax revenue that the new development will 

generate and the value of existing properties will increase. 

2. An increase in residents and tax revenue will assist with 

maintaining the road and beach facilities. 

3. Joining Mohr’s Beach allows for those residents to feel a sense of 

a community and will aid in intermunicipal cooperation. 

PUBLIC MEETING: 

A public meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at 

9:00am, at the Council Chambers located at 103 Ashley St., Bulyea, 

SK, to discuss the proposal. Any persons who wish to comment on 

this proposed restructuring may file a written letter. Please submit 

your comment to the RM office directly, by mail to RM McKillop, 

PO Box 220, Bulyea, SK, S0G 0L0, or by email prior to Thursday, 

September 29, 2022 to be included in the public meeting. Council 

will accept written letters for consideration until October 24, 2022. 

The complete proposal may be viewed at the RM of McKillop 

Office between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm. 

Issued by the Rural Municipality of McKillop No. 220, 

this 19th day of September, 2022. 

Brandi Morissette, Chief Administrative Officer, 

RM of McKillop No. 220


RM of Mckillop no. 220 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

Pursuant to The Municipalities Act, public notice is hereby given that 

the Rural Municipality of McKillop No. 220 intends to restructure 

the existing boundary of the Organized Hamlet of North Colesdale 

Park by adding the following lands to the RM of McKillop from the 

Organized Hamlet of North Colesdale Park. 

AFFECTED LAND: 

KILLOP NO. 220 

Within NE 16-23-23 W2M: 

Blk/Par ER1-Plan 101903925 Ext 0 

Blk/Par S1-Plan 101903925 Ext 0 

Blk/Par W1-Plan 101903925 Ext 0 

Lot 1-Blk/Par B-Plan 101953751 Ext 0 





Lot 4-Blk/Par A-Plan 101903925 Ext 0 







lic Notice 










Lot 19-Blk/Par A-Plan 101903925 Ext 0 





tice is hereby given that the Rural Municipality of 

xisting boundary of the Organized Hamlet of North 

o the RM of McKillop from the Organized Hamlet of 

A passing 

resemblance 

When you have grown up on a farm in the 1960s and ‘70s, it is 

almost beyond belief the changes in farming we see today. 

AREA TO BE 

REMOVED FROM 

NORTH COLESDALE 

PARK TO THE RM. 

not a real photo 

NE 16-23-23 W2M 

AREA TO REMAIN IN 

NORTH COLESDALE 

PARK 

REASON: 

The Board of the Organized Hamlet of North Colesdale Park and 

the Council of the RM of McKillop feel that the area included in the 

orth Colesdale 

1987 Minister’s 

Park and 

Order 

the 

(for 

Council 

the creation 

of the RM 

of North 

of 

Colesdale Park) 

includes land which, over the subsequent decades, does not fit 

inister’s Order (for the creation of North Colesdale Park) 

with the area overseen by the Hamlet. The subsequent subdivision 

, does 

of 

not 

land 

fit 

in 

with 

the 

the 

remainder 

area overseen 

of NE 16-23-23 

by the Hamlet. 

W2M for 

The 

Sunset Resort 

f NE 16-23-23 does not W2M match for the Sunset Hamlet Resort boundaries does such not match that multiple parcels 

are located in both municipalities. The intent of the proposed 

annexation is to clarify municipal boundaries. 

PUBLIC MEETING: 

A public meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at 

9:00am, at the Council Chambers located at 103 Ashley St., Bulyea, 

SK, to discuss the proposal. Any persons who wish to comment on 

this proposed restructuring may file a written letter. Please submit 

your comment to the RM office directly, by mail to RM McKillop, 

PO Box 220, Bulyea, SK, S0G 0L0, or by email prior to Thursday, 

September 29, 2022 to be included in the public meeting. Written 

objections will be accepted for consideration until October 24, 

2022. 

The complete proposal may be viewed at the RM of McKillop 

Office between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm. 

Issued by the Rural Municipality of McKillop No. 220, 

this 19th day of September, 2022. 

Brandi Morissette, Chief Administrative Officer, 

RM of McKillop No. 220 

It was a mixed farm for me, and that meant pigs and grain. In my youth, I hauled a lot of 

ground grain to feed the pigs using cleaned five-gallon pails that originally were filled with 

some weed spray or another. 

Looking back over some 40 years, it seems like it was such a crazy thing, but repurposing the 

pails was pretty standard. I’m pretty sure potatoes came from the garden to the cellar bin in similar 

pails. Of course, I clearly recall Dad taking plugged nozzles off the sprayer, his gloves getting 

soaked in the process, and then simply blowing out the nozzle with his breath. 

Knowing what we do now, it’s a wonder what health problems were caused in a time we didn’t 

know better or were reluctant to change. Dad lived to a considerable age, his heart giving out one 

day, but one wonders. The world of farming then was so different it’s perhaps not fair to 

compare. 

Pig pens on many farms were still cleaned with a fork, shovel and wheelbarrow 

and bedded after with straw – another job I actually minded less than 

Ag Notes 

CALVIN 

DANIELS 

you might expect as I liked being around the stock. It was the same in terms 

of how crops were grown. Summer fallow was still the norm, half the land sitting 

fallow every year, growing weeds that were killed by more tillage, but not 

generating production to sell. Today, continuous cropping is the norm, and in 

the process of putting added acres into crop production, topsoil doesn’t blow 

away as it did in my youth. 

That is the thing about farming. It is always evolving. Sure a combine today still 

has a passing resemblance to the one 

my Dad and neighbours used, but the 

Rural Municipality Of McKillop no. 220 


NOMINATIONS 

Public Notice is hereby given that nominations of candidates for 

the office of: 

COUNCILLOR FOR DIVISION NO. 2 



will be received by the undersigned at the municipal office during 

normal office hours until Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. 

local time. 

Nomination forms may be obtained from the municipal office. 

Town of Nokomis 


NOMINATIONS 


Brandi Morissette, Returning Officer 

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given for nominations of candidates for 

the office of: 

COUNCILLOR: Town of Nokomis 

Number to be elected: 1 

Will be received by the undersigned on the 21st day of September, 

2022 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Nokomis Town Office (101 

3rd Avenue West, Nokomis) and during regular business hours on 

Monday – Friday from September 6th to September 20th, 2022 at 

the Nokomis Town Office. 

Nominations forms may be obtained at the Nokomis Town Office. 

Dated this 6th day of September, 2022. 

Tanya Zdunich, Returning Officer 

size and technology are vastly different. 

It’s like my Dad used a biplane 

and today, farmers fly stealth jets. 

I recently read about dairy farmers 

using satellite images to improve the 

management of pastures. Suddenly 

there is picture data behind moving 

cows to a new pasture, just not 

following a long-term pattern. When 

I was young rotational grazing to 

maximize pastures was just in its 

infancy in terms of being a widely 

accepted practice. 

Change is not new in farming. My 

grandfather farmed with horses, 

binders and threshing machines, 

living long enough to see even bigger 

combines and a man walking on the 

moon. We are no longer farmers, this 

is my connection to the sector now, 

but I do wonder what farming might 

look like as my son hits his 60s in a 

few scant decades. 

Farms will still no doubt produce 

food, but how they do that will certainly 

be different than it is today. 

- CALVIN DANIELS 

Comment on this article at lmtimes.ca/calvin 

Disclaimer: opinions expressed are those of the 

writer.


9 

RM Councillor 

Craig Romanyk 

Resigns 

Division 6 Councilor Craig Romanyk RM of McKillop has 

resigned. His term was to expire in November of this year. 

-BY JENNIFER ARGUE, Local Journalism Initiative reporter 

September 13, 2022 

Romanyk thanked the 

council and the ratepayers 

in his division. 

“It’s been an incredible 

learning experience. When 

I stepped into this it was 

kind of scary because of all 

of the publicity in what was 

going on in this RM. It’s a 

wonderful place to live. I 

think there are ways to sort 

out your issues if everybody 

would just take time to be 

a little bit more thoughtful 

of their neighbours and of 

all of the other people in the 

RM.” 

Romanyk joked, saying, 

“I’m not going to say I’ll 

miss it but I’m going to say 

I’ll miss the people.” 

Note: These reports are abridged for content 

Rural Municipality of Longlaketon No. 219 


NOMINATIONS 


for the office(s) of: 




will be received by the undersigned at the municipal office during 

normal office hours until the 5th day of October, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. 

local time. 

Nomination forms may be obtained from the municipal office. 

Rural Municipality 0f Dufferin # 190 


NOMINATIONS 


Maureen Herman-Wilde, (Returning Officer) 



• REEVE 

• COUNCILLOR FOR DIVISION №. 2 



Will be received by the undersigned on the 5th day of October, 

2022 from 9.00 am – 4.00 pm at the RM Municipal office and during 

regular business hours on September 19th, 2022 to October 4th, 

2022. Regular business hours are Monday to Friday, 8.00 am – 4.30 

pm at the RM Municipal office. 

Nomination forms may be obtained at the RM Municipal Office, 

101 Railway Avenue. 


Tammy Knuttila, Returning Officer 

22094GE4


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stay at home forever; trust them. 

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hold onto your hats, as we’re about to go off-road…and onto water! 

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daredevils out there reading this. 

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that they called the Snowflake. They were also the ones who created the 

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Tiger being three legitimate modes of transportation to go ice fishing, it 

makes perfect sense. 

Have a question or comment for Kelly? Post it at lmtimes.ca/kirk 

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ARIES 

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expenses. You’ll also realize you have 

SAGITTARIUS 

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the means to achieve your dream of 

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there are 

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make CANCER it a reality. You’ll feel immense 

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physical and mental health. 

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and timeconsuming to arrange. 

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SCORPIO 

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mind. You’re curious, and your thirst 

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a largescale project on your 

own or with your family after a deep 

desire to change and live according 

to your values. 

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one of your dreams. You must 

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pride, and nothing will slow you down. 

CAPRICORN 

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as possible to ensure you make the 

right choice. 

AQUARIUS 

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if you work as hard as you play. 

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rings and sporting events. You’ll be 

focused on staying in shape for your 

physical and mental health. 

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feel rejuvenated, even if it was difficult 

and timeconsuming to arrange. 

second and must take all the credit. 

You’ll be congratulated for your 

efforts. 

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you may need to change your lifestyle. 

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or trying a new diet should give you 

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a balance in all areas of your life will 

help you channel positive energy. 

CAPRICORN 

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to start your own business or accept a 

position of power at work. You’ll discover 

new talents within yourself. 

AQUARIUS 

You’ll be going on holiday soon. Even 

if the trip is a few months away, start 

preparing now. For example, get 

your passport, vaccination record 

and other details in order so you 

don’t forget. 

PISCES 

PISCES 

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achievement. You’ll receive some 

awa ken your chivalrous spirit. You’ll 

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form of reward or appointment. You 

play an important role in reaching 

have plenty of reasons to feel accomplished 

and confident. 

suggestions. 

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R.M. of Mount Hope no. 279 

RFQ – PUNNICHY SHOP 

OVERHEAD DOOR 

NOKOMIS RCL - CONTINUES FROM PAGE 1 

INTRODUCTION 

The Rural Municipality of Mount Hope No. 279 (RM 279) will be 

accepting quotations for the supply and installation of an insulated 

overhead door with the basic specifications shown below and 

subject to the conditions and waivers noted, until 4:00 p.m. on 

Wednesday October 5th, 2022, at the office of the municipality, 

119 Main Street, Semans, Saskatchewan. Suppliers shall provide 

their quotation and supporting documents on or before the time 

and date noted. 

BASIC SPECIFICATIONS 

• Supply and installation of one insulated overhead door with windows 

and commercial opener (located on the side) at RM 279 public works 

shop (steel quonset) located in Punnichy, SK. 

• Existing door dimensions are: 20’3” wide, and 14’ high, new door will be 

required to fit within these specs. 

• Framing and weatherstripping is required around the door. 

• Electrical installation for new door is required. 

• Existing lights in shop may need to be moved to accommodate new 

door. 

• Contractor is responsible for teardown and disposal of the existing door. 

• It is strongly recommended that contractors inspect the project area 

prior to bidding. 

CONDITIONS AND WAIVERS OF THIS RFQ 

This RFQ is subject to the following conditions and waivers: 

• RM 279 reserves the right to accept or reject any and all quotations 

submitted should the quotations not meet the requirement of the 

municipality. RM 279 further reserves the right to choose the dealer 

of its choosing regardless of price, and to provide preference toward a 

supplier with which RM 279 has had success in the past, or is familiar 

with. 

• RM 279 shall examine the quotations, options, and the pricing 

submitted pursuant to the terms of this RFQ under the strict 

assumption that the submissions are the “best and final” quotations, 

options and pricing. Further requests for quotations, options and pricing 

requested from beyond the original submitted by suppliers would 

only be made by RM 279 for reasons of clarification or as a request for 

options or pricing not submitted by suppliers. 

• RM 279 reserves the right to base award on additional factors such as, 

but not limited to, price and estimated completion date. 

• Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 

CONTACT INFORMATION 

Primary contact for information or clarification: 

Support Program grants, we have been 

able to make improvements to our hall. 

We have added a bathroom in the basement 

as well as repairing the concrete 

floor. The front steps have been repaired 

and a new concrete ramp added 

to improve accessibility to our hall. 

On Sept.7th, we presented the Nokomis 

Health Centre with a cheque for 

$8,000.00 for the purchase of a new 

ECG machine for the Nokomis Health 

Centre lab. 

We do appreciate the support the 

community has shown us. 

-SUBMITTED BY COLLEEN MCNICHOL, 

Nokomis RCL Branch #290 

• Jordan Johnson, Foreman: 306-560-7815 

QUOTATION INFORMATION 

Quotations shall be received on or before 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday 

October 5th, 2022, to the RM 279 municipal office, address and 

contact information noted below: 

22094PS0 

22094PS1 

• Rural Municipality of Mount Hope No. 279, Box 190, Semans, Sk., S0A 3S0 

• Phone 306-524-2055, Fax 306-524-4526, e-mail: rm279@sasktel.net 

Town of Strasbourg 

TAX ENFORCEMENT 

PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN 

Notice is hereby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless 

the arrears and costs appearing opposite the land and title number 

described in the following list are fully paid before the 14th day of 

November, 2022, an interest based on a tax lien will be registered 

against the land. 

Note: A sum for costs in an amount as required by Subsection 4(3) 

of The Tax Enforcement Act is included in the amount shown against 

each parcel. 

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 

LOT/ 

SEC 

BLK./ 

TWP 

PLAN/ 

RGE 

TITLE NO. 

TOTAL 

ARREARS 

COST 

ADVERT. 

TOTAL 

ARREARS 

& COSTS 

12 4 E5079 151793893 151.30 15.32 166.62 

14 4 E5079 141271848 1,676.92 15.32 1,692.24 

18 4 E5079 132310202 2,102.97 30.64 2,133.61 

19 4 E5079 132310235 

12 5 E5079 111232033 962.10 15.32 977.42 

18 5 E5079 141487825 1996.11 30.64 2,026.75 

24 5 101430267 141487836 

4 8 E5079 150475619 2,685.19 30.64 2,715.83 

5 8 E5079 150475631 

15 12 N2596 143929020 748.29 15.32 763.61 

6 13 N2596 129301444 348.06 15.32 363.38 

17 30 L4614 111100587 1,796.70 15.32 1,812.02 

10 35 L4614 144572980 2170.18 15.32 2,185.50 

7 36 L4614 150773362 1,933.73 15.32 1,949.05 

B 37 82R52015 148518669 578.55 15.32 593.87 

Dated this 14th day of September, 2022 

Jennifer Josephson, Treasurer

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