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6 lmtimes.ca • Last Mountain Times • Monday, September 19, 2022 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 the Bulyea Community Co-operative Association Limited proudly presents PHASE ONE: LUMSDEN CARDLOCK Charming Karsten features a welcoming covered porch By Associated Designs A parade of tapered Craftsman columns creates a colonnade effect while highlighting an inviting covered porch that wraps around two sides of the Karsten. It’s spacious enough for dining, and great for simply relaxing in the afternoon breezes. This compact Craftsman-style, single-level plan could be built as a get-away cabin, but it is equally well-suited for use as a year-round residence. Gathering spaces fill the left side; bedrooms (or two bedrooms and a den) are on the right. Entering, you step into a bright and spacious, vaulted living room. A coat closet is tucked into an alcove just around the corner to the right. Plenty of natural light washes into the living room through wide windows on two sides. The ceiling flattens and drops to eight feet as the space flows into the dining room and kitchen. Working at the kitchen sink, you have a view to the rear though windows that fill the back corner. Potted plants can’t help but flourish in the bright Utility Kitchen 13'4" x 10' Dining 11'4" x 9'8" Vaulted Living 17' x 14'4" Garage 24' x 28'6" © 2022 Associated Designs, Inc. Entry Covered Porch Dn Building Centre Hardware & Supply Your local Castle Building Centre Owners’ Suite 12' x 12'6" Bedroom 10'4" x 10' Den/ Bedroom 10'2" x 10'6" triangle of space that fronts the sink. Meals and snacks can be served up directly from the cook top to the eating bar with no wasted steps. This counter also doubles as a buffet for the dining area. A roomy pantry adds to the storage space, and laundry appliances are nearby, in a goodsized utility room that links directly to the garage. The owners’ suite has a private bathroom plus a large walk-in closet with built-in shelves in one corner. Additional shelving rims the walls, extending over the long rods. Double doors open into the Karsten’s front bedroom, or den. This space could also be used as a home office. Associated Designs is the original source for the Karsten 30-590. For more information or to view other designs, visit www.AssociatedDesigns.com or call 800-634-0123. Karsten PLAN 30-590 Living Area 1265 sq.ft. Garage 653 sq.ft. Dimensions 38' x 74' 1000 SERIES www.AssociatedDesigns.com opening soon - ORDER your cards Today! AVAILABLE TO ALL memberS/ownerS • purchase a MEMBERSHIP online at www.bulyeaco-op.crs • OR visit us in person at our Bulyea Hardware/AGRO store. • you’ll receive a welcome package with instructions to get cardlock cards www.bulyeaco-op.crs
lmtimes.ca • Last Mountain Times • Monday, September 19, 2022 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 NOTICE OF CALL FOR NOMINATIONS PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nominations of candidates for the offices of: COUNCILLOR FOR DIVISION NO. 2, COUNCILLOR FOR DIVISION NO. 4, COUNCILLOR FOR DIVISION NO. 6, 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 Dated this 19th day of September, 2022. 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 S2-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Blk/Par S3-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Blk/Par SX1-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Blk/Par W1-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Blk/Par W2-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Blk/Par W3-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Lot 1-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Lot 2-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Lot 3-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Lot 4-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Lot 8-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Lot 9-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Lot 10-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Lot 11-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0 Lot 12-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102377055 Ext 0 Lot 13-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102377055 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
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