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VOLUME <strong>116</strong>, NO. <strong>21</strong> ESTABLISHED IN 1908 MONDAY, MAY <strong>15</strong>, 2023<br />
Local RM of Lumsden<br />
Councilor elected to SARM<br />
board of directors<br />
Cody Jordison, a primary care paramedic for over<br />
19 years, will focus on rural healthcare<br />
- BY JENNIFER ARGUE, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter<br />
<strong>May</strong> 6th, 2023<br />
LENDING MORE<br />
THAN BOOKS AT<br />
SK LIBRARIES<br />
LMRP weighs in on new pass program for visiting Saskatchewan’s Regional Parks<br />
- BY JENNIFER ARGUE, Local<br />
Journalism Initiative Reporter<br />
<strong>May</strong> 11th, 2023<br />
In a joint media release, the Saskatchewan<br />
Library Association (SLA) and the Saskatchewan<br />
Parks and Recreation Association<br />
(SPRA), and Saskatchewan Regional<br />
Parks Association (SRPA) announced that<br />
from <strong>May</strong> 18th to September <strong>15</strong>th, people with<br />
a library card can borrow a Park pass from any<br />
Saskatchewan library. The pass entitles people<br />
to a seven-day loan to any of the 100 regional<br />
parks. Passes entitle users free entrance into<br />
the parks.<br />
This is the second year of the program. During<br />
last year’s pilot project, they distributed 800<br />
passes circulated to only those library branches<br />
that participated in the program. 1200<br />
passes will be available this year at all regional<br />
library branches in Saskatoon, Prince Albert,<br />
Regina and the two university libraries.<br />
RM of Lumsden Councilor and<br />
Deputy Reeve Cody Jordison<br />
was elected to the Saskatchewan<br />
Association of Rural Municipalities<br />
(SARM) Board of Directors at the<br />
March convention.<br />
Jordison beat out three people running<br />
for the position, including Tim<br />
Brodt from the RM of Edenwold No.<br />
<strong>15</strong>8, Susan Oakley-Paul from the RM<br />
of Sherwood No. <strong>15</strong>9 and longtime<br />
incumbent Norm Nordgulen Reeve of<br />
the RM of Lake of the Rivers No. 72, who held the position since 2011.<br />
Originally from Crane Valley, Cody moved to the RM of Lumsden, joining<br />
The passes are indistinguishable from purchased<br />
park passes. “Passes must be borrowed<br />
in person and are distributed on a first-come,<br />
first-served basis. Library customers are<br />
encouraged to contact their local branch to<br />
Lumsden has an Owl so you<br />
can see who’s who<br />
A tech purchase the Town and RM of Lumsden<br />
made during the pandemic is paying off in more<br />
ways than one. They have been using Zoom since<br />
2020 to make their meeting accessible to their<br />
councillors and the public.<br />
- BY JENNIFER ARGUE, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter<br />
<strong>May</strong> 11th, 2023<br />
ensure availability,” said the press release.<br />
Del Skoropata, Manager of the Last Mountain<br />
Regional Park, says they are busy getting ready<br />
for the first day of the season on <strong>May</strong> 16th. “It’s<br />
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The municipalities shared the cost of purchasing an Owl teleconferencing<br />
device in the fall of 20<strong>21</strong> for $<strong>15</strong>00. It’s a stand-alone camera and speaker<br />
that plugs into a laptop and power source. The owl-like eyes light up, indicating<br />
the power is on and working; the top of the owl’s head is a 360-degree<br />
camera, and instead of feathers, its body is a speaker. It is functional, and<br />
it’s also been described as “cute,” and you can see why.<br />
“It was purchased during the pandemic to improve the meeting experience<br />
for Council and public who wanted to attend the meetings virtually,” said<br />
Krystal Strong, Assistant Administrator at the joint municipality, adding it<br />
“offers good sound and video for all participants.”<br />
It’s aptly named an owl because it provides a 360-degree camera which<br />
shows the entire council chambers and focuses on the current person speak-<br />
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Overheard at the coffee shop<br />
“...the writers guild strike is getting more<br />
media attention than the PSAC strike here<br />
in canada...It would make a great tv miniseries.<br />
Too bad no one is allowed to write<br />
it...”<br />
LUMSDEN COUNCILOR - CONTINUES FROM PAGE 1<br />
the council in a 20<strong>15</strong> by-election.<br />
Jordison said he was up against some very accomplished<br />
good candidates. And the experience was<br />
very humbling. He said his focus on rural healthcare<br />
reform drove him to run.<br />
“I think we can be doing a lot of things better.<br />
There is some new ideas that are available. Right<br />
now all of the funding is based on the old model<br />
of nurses and doctors. I think things like nurse<br />
practitioners need to be really focused on. There<br />
has been a little bit of talk but I think we need to<br />
double down on the talk and actually start making<br />
some job opportunities.” Jordison has been a<br />
primary care paramedic for over 19 years.<br />
He noted that some rural groups have been working<br />
to address rural healthcare <strong>issue</strong>s. “The more<br />
people I talk to, the more I realize a lot of people<br />
are on the same page as me, and if anything, I’m<br />
the one catching up.”<br />
“I think we need to get the government's attention<br />
and try to pitch some of these same ideas.” He said<br />
one of the ideas is using advanced care paramedics<br />
in emergency departments may seem “pretty<br />
out there, but they are already happening in other<br />
parts of the province. Everything I’m suggesting<br />
isn’t new, it’s already happening somewhere else. I<br />
think we just need to expand it a little bit.”<br />
A spokesperson for SARM said board members<br />
“Bring perspective from their division of the<br />
province to each board, committee and stakeholder<br />
meeting they attend. They represent SARM on<br />
various external committees, attend rate payer<br />
and stay in touch with RMs in their Division. At<br />
any of the meetings they attend or opportunities<br />
they have to connect with people they are bringing<br />
that rural perspective. Making sure others are<br />
considering how decisions, programs, policies will<br />
impact rural Saskatchewan.”<br />
The Rural Municipality of Mount Hope No. 279<br />
REQUEST FOR QUOTE<br />
Directional Drilling & Sewer Line Installation<br />
Competition #: 2023-011<br />
INTRODUCTION<br />
The Rural Municipality of Mount Hope No. 279 (RM 279) will be accepting quotations for<br />
directional drilling services and the installation of a sewer line to serve our Raymore public<br />
works shop, with the basic specifications shown below, and subject to the conditions and<br />
waivers noted, until 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 7th, 2023, at the municipal office, 119<br />
Main Street, Semans, SK. Suppliers shall provide their quotation and supporting documents<br />
on or before the time and date noted.<br />
LUMSDEN’S OWL - CONTINUES FROM PAGE 1<br />
BASIC SPECIFICATIONS:<br />
• The project is located at Blk/Par J-Plan<br />
102391264 in the Town of Raymore.<br />
• Contractor will be responsible for directional<br />
drilling from the south side of the public<br />
works shop to the ditch on the north side of<br />
Highway #<strong>15</strong> and installing a new sewer line.<br />
The exact sewer line route is to be determined<br />
by Council and the successful contractor once<br />
the contract has been awarded. A photo of<br />
the approximate route is available from the<br />
municipal office upon request.<br />
• An excavator and skid steer will be required<br />
to dig up beside the sewage holding tank and<br />
Highway #<strong>15</strong> ditch for hook-ups.<br />
• Contractor will identify start and finish dates<br />
(no later than October 31st, 2023)<br />
• Contractor will be required to obtain permits,<br />
if applicable.<br />
• Contractor will provide a list of equipment<br />
used with prices per hour if applicable.<br />
• It is strongly recommended contractors<br />
inspect project area prior to quoting.<br />
MATERIALS ESTIMATE:<br />
• Approximately 800 ft of directional drilling at a<br />
depth of 9-10 ft.<br />
• Approximately 900 ft of copper tracer wire.<br />
• Approximately 800 ft of 1 ½” DR17 high<br />
density poly pipe.<br />
• Fittings and additional hardware to be<br />
determined by contractor.<br />
CONDITIONS AND WAIVERS OF<br />
THIS RFQ<br />
This RFQ is subject to the following<br />
conditions and waivers:<br />
• RM 279 reserves the right to accept or reject<br />
any and all quotations submitted should the<br />
quotations not meet the requirement of the<br />
municipality. RM 279 further reserves the<br />
right to choose the contractor of it’s choosing<br />
regardless of price, and to provide preference<br />
toward a contractor with which RM 279 has<br />
had success in the past, or is familiar with.<br />
• RM 279 shall examine the quotations,<br />
options, and the pricing submitted pursuant<br />
to the terms of this RFQ under the strict<br />
assumption that the submissions are the “best<br />
and final” quotations, options, and pricing.<br />
Further requests for quotations, options and<br />
pricing requested from beyond the original<br />
submitted by suppliers would only be made<br />
by RM 279 for reasons of clarification or as a<br />
request for options or pricing not submitted<br />
by suppliers.<br />
• RM 279 reserves the right to base award on<br />
additional factors such as, but not limited to,<br />
price, schedule, estimated completion date,<br />
work force, construction methods, availability<br />
and not award to the lowest bidder.<br />
• Lowest or any tender not necessarily<br />
accepted.<br />
CONTACT INFORMATION<br />
• Jordan Johnson, Foreman: (306) 524-2055<br />
• Jason Eckel, Councillor: (306) 746-7552<br />
• Jamie Schachtel, Admin: (306) 524-2055<br />
QUOTATION INFORMATION<br />
Quotations shall be received on or before<br />
4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 7th, 2023,<br />
to the RM 279 municipal office, address<br />
and contact information noted below:<br />
Rural Municipality of Mount Hope No.<br />
279, Box 190, Semans, SK S0A 3S0<br />
• Phone (306) 524-2055<br />
• Fax (306) 524-4526<br />
• e-mail: rm279@sasktel.net<br />
The view from Lumsden’s Owl Conference Camera<br />
ing. Using the Owl has solved audio<br />
feedback <strong>issue</strong>s with multiple people<br />
in a physical room in the same Zoom<br />
meeting.<br />
The town and RM meet twice a month,<br />
and committee meetings occur. Strong<br />
said it’s met their expectations, and the<br />
council meets in person once a month<br />
and virtually once a month, “and now<br />
that virtual meeting are running so<br />
smoothly, we tend to do a lot more of<br />
them…This has resulted in significant<br />
savings in what we were paying for<br />
mileage for each council member.”<br />
Lumsden <strong>May</strong>or Brian Matheson said<br />
that it improves the sound quality<br />
for a Zoom meeting and that while it<br />
may have some trouble picking up a<br />
soft-spoken person, it helps to pick up<br />
sound. “If a person was far away from<br />
the main operating computer , they<br />
had trouble hearing them. With the<br />
directional mic that turns towards the<br />
person that’s speaking people are able<br />
to hear quite a bit better.”<br />
The Town of Lumsden has Zoom protocol<br />
that requires their council members<br />
to have their cameras turned on “a) - so<br />
that I know my councillors are engaged,<br />
and b) - when you are talking, I can<br />
see the expressions on your face. I like<br />
meeting in person, but if you are going<br />
to be on Zoom I want to be able to see<br />
you and gauge your expressions on what<br />
you are saying, not just listen to your<br />
words.”<br />
Meeting Owl 360° smart conferencing camera<br />
- sample photo<br />
“Trancparency is important to us and<br />
I hope we are doing a good job. We are<br />
certainly not trying to hide anything.<br />
We are responsible to the tax payer so<br />
we try very hard to make sure that their<br />
dollar is being used wisely.”<br />
While many municipalities hold their<br />
budget discussions in closed sessions,<br />
the Town of Lumsden holds theirs in<br />
public, and councillors can get into<br />
some pretty vigorous debates. “We are<br />
spending their dollars.” There are times<br />
when the town goes into closed session<br />
during budget discussions, “but not<br />
very often,” says Matheson.<br />
Slowly more municipalities are making<br />
their meetings more accessible to the<br />
public, not just in real-time but after<br />
the meetings have occurred. The RM<br />
of Corman Park and the RM of McKillop<br />
upload audio of their meetings to<br />
their websites. When <strong>LMT</strong> asked <strong>May</strong>or<br />
Matheson if this is something they’d<br />
consider, he said it wasn’t a ‘no’ but that<br />
they just haven’t had those discussions.<br />
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ROAST BEEF PIT BARBECUE<br />
Beef, buns, salads, dessert and coffee.<br />
Saturday June 3rd 5PM-7PM. Duval<br />
Community Hall. Prices: Adults $25,<br />
Ages 6-12 $12, Ages 5 and under FREE.<br />
Sponsored by Duval Optimist Club. 23<br />
Garage Sale - SAVE THE DATE!<br />
Nokomis Community Garage Sale.<br />
Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 27th. 9am - 3pm. Lots of<br />
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Announce your upcoming event or garage<br />
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WELDING SUPPLIES<br />
FARMERS: We have Oxygen, Acetylene,<br />
MIG mix and Argon tanks and gas<br />
available for purchase and exchange.<br />
That’s right: you purchase a tank and<br />
the gas and when it’s empty you just exchange<br />
the tank and pay for the gas. No<br />
Contract. Call 306-746-7662. Semans,<br />
SK.<br />
nc<br />
SALE BY TENDER<br />
FOR SALE BY TENDER – Strasbourg<br />
United Church. For all tendering information<br />
contact Darryl Kerr 306-725-<br />
7820 email drjkerr@sasktel.net<br />
VEHICLE FOR SALE<br />
Sell that old car....OR TRUCK!.... Call<br />
306-559-0686 or email<br />
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CALL FOR TENDER<br />
Replacing Govan Senior Centre Shingles.<br />
Sealed bids addressed to Govan<br />
Senior Centre, PO Box <strong>15</strong>4, Govan<br />
SK, SOG 1Z0 and marked on envelope<br />
“Tender for roof” will be received until<br />
5:00pm <strong>May</strong> 31, 2023. Physical address:<br />
112 Elgin St. Govan, SK. Bidders<br />
can submit bid prices for asphalt shingles<br />
and/or metal roof on the bid form.<br />
Lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted<br />
based on what is deemed in the<br />
best interest of the Centre.<br />
NOTICE TO CREDITORS<br />
In the estate of JOSEPH PETER<br />
FELLNER, late of Southey (rural),<br />
Saskatchewan, deceased.<br />
All claims against the above estate,<br />
duly verified by statutory declaration<br />
and with particulars and valuation of<br />
security held, if any, must be sent to<br />
the undersigned before the 28th day of<br />
<strong>May</strong>, 2023.<br />
Estate of Joseph Peter Fellner<br />
c/o Kellan Gulka-Tiechko, lawyer<br />
Canham Miller Gulka-Tiechko<br />
<strong>116</strong> Albert Street, Regina, SK S4R 2N2<br />
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On this day in history<br />
<strong>May</strong> <strong>15</strong><br />
<strong>15</strong>36 – Anne Boleyn,<br />
Queen of England,<br />
stands trial in London<br />
on charges of treason,<br />
adultery and incest; she<br />
is condemned to death<br />
by a specially-selected<br />
jury.<br />
1970 – President<br />
Richard Nixon appoints<br />
Anna Mae Hays and<br />
Elizabeth P. Hoisington<br />
the first female United<br />
States Army generals.<br />
St. Andrew’s United Church<br />
1<strong>15</strong> King St., Lumsden, SK<br />
Worship and Children’s Time<br />
10:00am Sunday mornings<br />
Office: 306-731-2633<br />
st.andrewslumsden@sasktel.net<br />
Everyone is welcome!<br />
Nokomis Anglican Church<br />
Service Times: 11:00 in Nokomis<br />
with Rev. Deacon Jack Robson - unless otherwise stated<br />
No Service on the<br />
Last Sunday of each<br />
Month!<br />
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05/<strong>21</strong><br />
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LAST MOUNTAIN LAKE EAST SIDE<br />
Contemporary Christian Worship<br />
Sundays at 10:00 a.m. at<br />
10 Short Street Lumsden<br />
Children’s Ministry Provided<br />
Pastor: Carl Dixon<br />
Ph: 306-731-2222<br />
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Village of Quinton<br />
NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF<br />
ASSESSMENT ROLL<br />
Notice is hereby given that the assessment<br />
roll for the Village of Quinton for the year<br />
2023 has been prepared and is open to<br />
inspection in the office of the assessor<br />
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays, <strong>May</strong><br />
12 to June 14, 2023.<br />
A bylaw pursuant to section <strong>21</strong>4 of The<br />
Municipalities Act has been passed and the<br />
assessment notices have been sent as<br />
required.<br />
Any person wishing to discuss the notice<br />
of assessment or potential appeal may<br />
contact the assessor at the Village of<br />
Quinton, Box 128, Quinton SK S0A 3G0.<br />
A notice of appeal, accompanied by a $50<br />
appeal fee which will be returned if the<br />
appeal is successful, must be filed with the<br />
Secretary of the Board of Revision, Elaine<br />
Klyne, Box 68, Leross SK S0A 2C0, by the<br />
<strong>15</strong>th day of June, 2023.<br />
Dated this 13th day of <strong>May</strong>, 2023.<br />
Wayne Zerff, Assessor<br />
23053PS0
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HIRING<br />
WATROUS MAINLINE<br />
AUTOBODY<br />
GLASS INSTALLER / GENERAL HELPER<br />
Full Time Permanent Position<br />
Duties include helping installing windshields and<br />
assisting with other general autobody procedures<br />
$23-$25/hour (based on experience)<br />
WATROUS MAINLINE GM<br />
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN<br />
Full Time Permanent Position<br />
Flat-Rate hours plus bonus incentives<br />
$35-$45/hour (based on experience)<br />
Journeyperson or Apprentice may apply<br />
BOTH POSITIONS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY<br />
Benefits Include:<br />
Company Pension, Health and Dental<br />
Coverage, Life and Disability<br />
Please forward resume to:<br />
jillt@watrousmainline.com<br />
or gerald@watrousmainline.com<br />
Call for Tenders for<br />
Janitorial & Maintenance Service<br />
for the<br />
Four Winds Learning Centre<br />
406 Main St., Punnichy, Sask.<br />
July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024<br />
Direct inquiries and tender submissions to:<br />
Andy Burgess, VP Finance<br />
Box 720, Humboldt, SK S0K 2A0<br />
PH: 306.682.6867 FX: 306.682.3101<br />
burgessa@carltontrailcollege.com<br />
Tenders accepted until June 9, 2023 at 5:00 PM<br />
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Too much of<br />
anything<br />
There are times that farmers<br />
have to wonder what exactly<br />
consumers are thinking when it<br />
comes to their decisions about<br />
what they put on the dinner table.<br />
<strong>May</strong> 8, 2023<br />
There are so many factors the consumer<br />
is being asked to consider today that understanding<br />
their final decisions is often<br />
confusing.<br />
There are those promoting the idea of livestock<br />
being sentient, and so should be off the menu.<br />
Some point to livestock as being greenhouse gas<br />
emitters, and so to combat global weather changes<br />
should be off the menu, which one imagines mean<br />
eating up the existing herds and basically<br />
stopping further production – which for<br />
some breeds at least could well mean<br />
extinction which could have future<br />
impacts not well understood today. Ag Notes<br />
Others worry livestock consumes<br />
CALVIN<br />
DANIELS<br />
feed from acres that they believe<br />
would be better suited to grains for<br />
human consumption. While most of<br />
the above reasons might best be described<br />
as moral ones, there are mixed messages<br />
regarding what is best for humans in terms<br />
of what feeds our bodies best.<br />
“Meat, eggs and milk offer crucial sources of<br />
much-needed nutrients which cannot easily be<br />
obtained from plant-based foods, says a new<br />
report <strong>issue</strong>d today by the Food and Agriculture<br />
Organization of the United Nations. However,<br />
revisions to the Canada Food Guide released in<br />
2019 are pointedly different. The updated Food<br />
Guide emphasized plant-based foods and advised<br />
Canadians to consume less milk and meat. One<br />
can sympathize if consumers aren’t quite sure<br />
which message is best for their families.<br />
Ultimately, barring <strong>issue</strong>s such as allergies or<br />
medical conditions limiting what one eats, moderation<br />
is a good starting place from which to<br />
determine family menus. Too much of anything,<br />
from raw sugars, to salt, to cured<br />
meats to any other menu item, is not<br />
likely the best option. It is also likely<br />
that most any food in moderation will<br />
not be horrible for some unless the<br />
aforementioned <strong>issue</strong>s are present.<br />
Is eating beef or pork OK? Well, for<br />
most, the answer is yes. The same can<br />
be said for consuming legumes as a protein<br />
source. The better answer still is quite likely a diet<br />
with some of both on the menu regularly. Let’s not<br />
forget humans have been drinking animal milk for<br />
centuries, so to suddenly think that is bad seems<br />
unlikely, although perhaps consumption needs to<br />
be adjusted for lifestyle. Most of us do not do the<br />
physical work we would have even 50 years ago, so<br />
our nutrient needs will be different.<br />
The key is assimilating the data being tossed out<br />
and finding a balance that works in the kitchen for<br />
each of us.<br />
Town of Nokomis<br />
NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF<br />
ASSESSMENT ROLL<br />
Notice is hereby given that the assessment<br />
roll for the Town of Nokomis for the year<br />
2023 has been prepared and is open for<br />
inspection in the office of the assessor by<br />
appointment from 9:00 a.m. to Noon, and<br />
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 8, 2023 to June 9, 2023.<br />
A bylaw pursuant to section <strong>21</strong>4 of The<br />
Municipalities Act, has been passes and<br />
the assessment notices have been sent as<br />
required.<br />
Any person who wishes to appeal against<br />
his or her assessment is required to file his<br />
or her notice of appeal accompanied by a<br />
$75.00 appeal fee which will be returned if<br />
the appeal is successful with:<br />
Kristen Tokaryk<br />
Secretary of the Board of Revisions<br />
Box 149, Meota, SK<br />
S0M 1X0<br />
Dated this 8th day of <strong>May</strong>, 2023.<br />
Tanya Zdunich, Assessor<br />
23053BS2<br />
Touchwood Hills Regional Landfill<br />
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY<br />
Permanent General Laborer/<br />
Grounds Keeper<br />
Touchwood Hills Regional Landfill<br />
(*THRL)<br />
A challenging rewarding career opportunity<br />
exists with THRL (Waste Management<br />
Facility) as we invite applications for the<br />
position of a Permanent General Laborer/<br />
Grounds Keeper. This position will require<br />
the candidate to follow Environmental<br />
Guidelines of a Waste Management<br />
Facility.<br />
The ideal candidate would require a valid<br />
driver’s license and some mechanical<br />
knowledge would be an asset. Some of<br />
your responsibilities would be checking<br />
loads, keeping landfill site clean of debris<br />
and day-to-day operations of the Landfill.<br />
Some heavy lifting may be required. This<br />
position is Monday to Friday from 9:00am<br />
to 3:00 pm.<br />
Begin your new exciting career with<br />
THRL by submitting your detailed resume<br />
including qualifications, experience and<br />
salary expected to:<br />
Touchwood Hills Regional Landfill<br />
ATTN: Administrator<br />
East of Hwy 6 on Hwy <strong>15</strong><br />
Box 306, Raymore, SK S0A 3Jo<br />
Or Contact the office at 306-746-2222<br />
Email: thrl@sasktel.net<br />
Fax: 306-746-2237<br />
Applications will be received until 3:00 pm Friday, June <strong>15</strong> 2023.<br />
THRL thanks to all applicants for their interest; however only those selected<br />
for an interview will be contacted.
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getting there…it’s just about there.”<br />
“It’s good for people from the area that<br />
are only coming for a few days. It’s a<br />
good thing.” He agreed that it would<br />
help get people out to the parks and give<br />
those who haven’t had an opportunity<br />
to experience regional parks.<br />
“We have got the water system up and<br />
running and just waiting for health<br />
inspectors… we are getting grass cut,<br />
things cleaned up…just general maintenance.”<br />
The park's new boat launch is getting<br />
some work done on it. “It will be up and<br />
The Rural Municipality of Mount Hope No. 279<br />
JOB OPPORTUNITY<br />
2023 Summer Student Position<br />
POSITION:<br />
The Rural Municipality of Mount Hope<br />
No. 279 is seeking to fill the position of<br />
summer student. This position reports<br />
directly to the Foreman and is responsible<br />
for assisting with general labour duties and<br />
ditch mowing throughout the municipality.<br />
The normal work week is 55 hours, subject<br />
to weather, Monday through Friday. The<br />
start date is to be negotiated and will<br />
extend for approximately 8 weeks.<br />
QUALIFICATIONS:<br />
• Possess a valid class 5 driver’s license.<br />
• Registered as a full-time student in the<br />
previous academic year.<br />
• Returning to school full-time in the upcoming<br />
academic year.<br />
• Capable of working alone and in a team<br />
environment.<br />
ready to roll for the long weekend.” Last<br />
year the water level was low and caused<br />
some problems. “This water levels are<br />
up higher this year and the little bit of<br />
work we are doing down there will alleviate<br />
some of that. So we should have<br />
no problems… we’ve been told this is the<br />
best boat launch for the whole lake.”<br />
Skoropata said their concession will<br />
open the last weekend in <strong>May</strong>; the pool<br />
will be opening on the 23rd for some of<br />
the schools that are having wind-ups. It<br />
will open to the public at the beginning<br />
of July.<br />
• Ability to follow instructions from the<br />
Foreman and/or crew lead.<br />
• Ability to follow safety requirements and wear<br />
appropriate PPE.<br />
• Ability to log daily work using tablet/iPad<br />
• Experience with tractor and ditch mower or<br />
willing to be trained.<br />
• Willing to learn and demonstrate flexibility in<br />
the type of work being assigned.<br />
Please forward a resume listing experience<br />
and previous employers. Should you be<br />
selected for an interview you will be asked<br />
to provide three references.<br />
Resumes will be received and held on<br />
file at the R.M. of Mount Hope No.<br />
279, Box 190, Semans, SK S0A 3S0.<br />
We will also accept resumes by email at<br />
rm279@sasktel.net. Applications will<br />
close when successful candidates are<br />
chosen.<br />
The municipality wishes to thank all who applied, however, only<br />
those individuals with interviews will be contacted.<br />
Resort Village of Glen Harbour<br />
NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF<br />
ASSESSMENT ROLL<br />
Notice is hereby given that the assessment<br />
roll for the Resort Village of Glen Harbour<br />
for the year 2023 has been prepared and<br />
is open for inspection in the office of the<br />
assessor upon request.<br />
Wednesdays,.<strong>May</strong> 19 to June 19, 2023,<br />
10:00am to 12:00 noon and 1:00pm to<br />
4:00pm<br />
A bylaw pursuant to section <strong>21</strong>4 of The<br />
Municipalities Act has been passed and the<br />
assessment notices have been sent as<br />
required.<br />
Any person wishing to discuss the notice<br />
of assessment or potential appeal may<br />
contact the assessor at the Resort Village<br />
of Glen Harbour, Box 302, Silton, Sk. S0G<br />
4L0. A notice of appeal, accompanied by a<br />
$25 appeal fee which will be returned if the<br />
appeal is successful, must be filed with the<br />
Secretary of the Board of Revision, Kristen<br />
Tokaryk, Western Municipal Consulting<br />
Ltd., Box 149, Meota, Sk S0M 1X0, by the<br />
19th day of June, 2023.<br />
Dated at Strasbourg this 19th day of <strong>May</strong>, 2023<br />
Barbara Griffin, Assessor<br />
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The Louisville farmhouse plan stands tall and proud, with its large covered porch stretching out in front of<br />
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The house itself was a spacious<br />
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Just a few steps away from the<br />
kitchen was a nook that was designed<br />
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perfect spot to enjoy a morning cup of<br />
coffee or a quiet moment with a book.<br />
The main floor boasted two master<br />
suites, each with direct access to<br />
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suite offers a luxurious en-suite that<br />
included a walk-in shower, soaking<br />
tub, dual vanities, and dual walk-in<br />
closets. It was a<br />
space designed<br />
for relaxation<br />
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Overall, Louisville farmhouse plan<br />
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The Louisville 10-431 is created by<br />
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To learn more about this design visit<br />
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other discomfort, like heartburn caused<br />
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brings with together a natural people therapy you like like. a massponsible<br />
some me-time for organizing and an spoil event yourself that<br />
sage or facial.<br />
CANCER<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
You may be told about a birth or<br />
You’ll LEObring to life a business or family<br />
Self-esteem project. For is example, essential you’ll to achieve find<br />
a change of residence among your<br />
relatives. You’ll carefully consider<br />
the success. means to You’ll buy be a property proud if or you start can<br />
selling your home if your children<br />
your<br />
convince<br />
own business.<br />
yourself to accomplish a<br />
have moved out.<br />
brilliant feat.<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
LEO<br />
You’ll take the time to plan a trip for<br />
You won’t be able to sit idly by when<br />
your VIRGO next holiday. You may also<br />
you see injustice. You’ll try to correct<br />
the situation by actively getting<br />
training a family course member that helps and your advance home.<br />
use You’ll the summer devote time to sign and up energy for a to<br />
involved. Affection is an integral part<br />
your You’ll career. be inspired to take a new approach<br />
my to life, attention including learning more to to<br />
I’ve always preferred the El Camino ahead of the Ranchero, of a though healthy relationship. this wood grain finish is drawing<br />
the middle on the <strong>issue</strong>. Photo from Hemmings.<br />
PISCES live in the present moment.<br />
VIRGO<br />
It’s an excellent time to reflect on<br />
April 30, 2023<br />
Your friends will as influence simple you to and in-your-face what LIBRA<br />
as like and a couple dislike. You’ll of weigh slabs<br />
go shopping. You’ll treat yourself to<br />
the You’ll pros and be outspoken cons at length this to week. make Be<br />
a therapeutic or relaxing of fake treatment wood trim. decisions careful not that to are give right away for any you. secrets.<br />
It had gross 90’s paint and gross 90’s that improves your I health think and vitality. the 70-71 Ranchero You could is my be dealing favourite, with someone<br />
who doesn’t speak the same<br />
wheels, and the price just wasn’t worth LIBRA though the 72-76 is a close language second. as you, and The communicating<br />
but with I them always could prove felt rather<br />
earlier<br />
the gamble of sanding that paint off<br />
You’ve<br />
and<br />
invested much<br />
Rancheros<br />
time in a longterm<br />
project, and concrete results are<br />
difficult.<br />
looked good,<br />
finding what was (or wasn’t) underneath taking it. shape. At the work or cars elsewhere, wore the look much better than the<br />
you’ll have to manage a conflict. A<br />
Other than that, I’ve been into either<br />
SCORPIO<br />
couple’s getaway modified is on the horizon. pickups did. Beginning in 1970, the<br />
You’ll find the financial means to<br />
cars or trucks, not a mixed-bag Ranchero was restyled to undertake wear a significant a pickup project. bed Whether<br />
buying a property or starting a<br />
SCORPIO<br />
combination.<br />
Rest is essential to every maintaining bit good as good as the Torino wore a trunk<br />
health. You must unwind and relax<br />
business, the stars will align. Many<br />
I get the utility of the Ranchero,<br />
El Camino, and even but for 1970, they decided to offer the Squire<br />
lid. I have no idea who came<br />
before doing anything else. It’s also<br />
people will up listen with to what this you idea, have<br />
Camshaft<br />
an excellent time to review, correct<br />
to say.<br />
Corner<br />
and improve your time management<br />
skills. option package on the Ranchero. SAGITTARIUS Basically,<br />
KELLY KIRK<br />
the Dodge Rampage and<br />
Subaru Brat. I know I’m all the customer got was<br />
Make<br />
the<br />
reservations<br />
fake wood<br />
now for<br />
trim<br />
summer<br />
SAGITTARIUS<br />
break. You’re looking forward to an<br />
missing a couple, but those You’ll expand your used customer on base the and Country Squire adventure wagon, that takes but place far as from you<br />
social circle. Professionally or within<br />
home. Be mindful of the preparations,<br />
such as passports.<br />
are the primary and ancillary. can see in the picture, that little bit is a lot.<br />
your group of friends, you’ll be responsible<br />
for organizing It classed an event that the thing right up, adding a look<br />
Car fuel economy and handling,<br />
brings together people you like.<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
and a handy pickup bed in the back of luxury without adding literally any actual<br />
If you’re feeling more tired than usual,<br />
for smaller, lighter tasks when necessary. CAPRICORN I’ve luxury.<br />
it’s a sign you need to slow down.<br />
You’ll bring to life a business or family<br />
project. For example, The coolest you’ll find part is, as far<br />
Get enough sleep to recharge your<br />
seen painters use them and groundskeepers<br />
batteries.<br />
as I know, anyways,<br />
the means to buy a property or start<br />
as well. They can haul a small amount of furniture,<br />
lawnmowers, ladders, a few building and as long as the options You’ll did find your not perfect contradict<br />
person and<br />
that back then, you could check option boxes,<br />
your own business.<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
supplies, whatever. Sure, you aren’t going fall in love at first sight. You’ll<br />
You’ll to take the time each to plan other, a trip for they’d build the car. If you want<br />
your next holiday. You may also<br />
carve out more time for your social<br />
stack shingles up by the bundle, but that was the classy wood grain trim<br />
use the summer to sign up for a<br />
life, even with if you the feel exhausted nasty and<br />
known going into it.<br />
training course that 429 helps and advance the shaker hood stressed. scoop, giddy-up!<br />
your career.<br />
The interior is comfortable and spacious but If it were me, I think I’d PISCES go for that buttery<br />
lacks the safe, dry cargo capacity that a PISCES back tan-yellow colour, wood You’ll trim, be given black significant vinyl respon top, sibilities<br />
at work. Even if you find them<br />
It’s an excellent time to reflect on<br />
seat and trunk provide in the event of snow, what you like and dislike. and You’ll the weigh big, dual-snout difficult, scooped they’ll hood. provide excellent Oh,<br />
rain, or parking in a high-theft area. It takes the pros and cons and at length Magnum to make 500s with prospects, white and letter a promotion tires. will come<br />
decisions that are right for you.<br />
soon enough.<br />
a lot to sway me away from the El Camino<br />
and towards the Ranchero. A Chevy V8 would<br />
obviously help, but in this case, it’s something<br />
The East Shore Wildlife<br />
Federation<br />
would like to send a special thank you to<br />
the following businesses and individuals for their donations:<br />
• S & K Sales & Service<br />
• Aquarius Water &<br />
Septic Ltd.<br />
• Silton Car Wash &<br />
Laundromat<br />
• Richardson Pioneer<br />
Ltd.<br />
• Northshore Septic Inc.<br />
• Bob Wilson<br />
• TNT Gunworks<br />
• Royal Bank in<br />
Strasbourg<br />
• Lakeview Septic<br />
• Bulyea Co-op<br />
• J&W Construction<br />
• SYNERGY AG Products<br />
• Lori Wild<br />
• Rolling Plains<br />
Metal Works<br />
• Strasbourg Building &<br />
Home Supply<br />
• Nicole Bracken<br />
• Strasbourg Hardware<br />
& Variety<br />
• Strasbourg Pharmacy<br />
• Terry Young<br />
• Affinity Credit Union<br />
in Strasbourg<br />
• Prairie Co-op<br />
• Wolf’s General Store &<br />
Garden Centre<br />
• Nola Schultz<br />
• Nutrien AG Lumsden<br />
• G & S Marina Outfitters<br />
• G. W. G Trucking<br />
• Cathy & Murray Wild<br />
• Last Mountain<br />
Remedial Massage<br />
• Craswell Seeds Ltd.<br />
• D’s Place<br />
• Silton General Store<br />
• Dr. Cheryl Vertefeville<br />
• Conexus Credit Union,<br />
Lumsden<br />
• KNL Construction<br />
• Ray & Darby Wild<br />
• PGH Construction<br />
• Ritter Electric<br />
• Degelman<br />
Developments Inc.<br />
• Jason Bleau<br />
• Studio Hair Design –<br />
Craven<br />
• Solid Works Carpentry<br />
• Mountain Motors<br />
• Last Mountain<br />
Distillery<br />
• Graham Tire<br />
• SaskEnergy<br />
• Anonymous East<br />
Shore Members<br />
• Rob Hansen<br />
• Morris Larose<br />
• Devin Kuschak<br />
• Radius Credit Union –<br />
Earl Grey<br />
• Strasbourg Laundry &<br />
Carwash<br />
• Daryl & Jakie Sweet<br />
• K+S Potash<br />
• Bandit Trenching<br />
• C.I.D. Construction<br />
• Sasktel<br />
• Marvin Kelln<br />
• KPS Repair<br />
Probably a column-shifted<br />
automatic, as it is still a<br />
truck, sort of.<br />
• Western Pizza<br />
• Riverview Sausage<br />
• Strasbourg Garage<br />
• Jody & Heather Thorne<br />
• Long Lake Insurance<br />
• Big Al’s Craven Esso<br />
• Mountain Motors<br />
Autobody<br />
• Cheryl & Wilfred Basey<br />
• ARK Roofing & Home<br />
Developments<br />
• Victor’s Dirt Works<br />
• Steve & Sue Bristow<br />
• Southey Motors<br />
• South Country<br />
Equipment<br />
• Bulls Head Tavern<br />
• Norm & Cindy Smith<br />
• Acton’s Plumbing<br />
& Heating<br />
• SaskPower<br />
• Dave’s Towin<br />
East Shore Wildlife Federation had a very successful 2023 Annual Banquet. We would like to<br />
thank the community for all their support and participation in making this event a success.<br />
VIRGO<br />
Coffee You’ll devote time and energy to Break<br />
a family member WEEK OF and your home.<br />
You’ll<br />
HOROSCOPE<br />
MAY be 14 inspired TO 20, to 2023 take a new approach<br />
to life, including learning to<br />
<br />
with a natural therapy like a massage<br />
or facial.<br />
Self-esteem is essential to achieve<br />
success. You’ll be proud if you can<br />
convince yourself to accomplish a<br />
brilliant feat.<br />
VIRGO WEEK OF<br />
Your MAY happiness <strong>21</strong> TO 27, will fluctuate. 2023 Make<br />
a point of getting together with the<br />
THE live LUCKIEST in the present SIGNS THE moment. THIS LUCKY WEEK: SIGNS THIS WEEK: THE people ARIES, LUCKIEST you TAURUS, love SIGNS to raise THIS AND your WEEK: GEMINI spirits.<br />
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LIBRA ARIES<br />
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difficult.<br />
TAURUS<br />
TAURUS<br />
SCORPIO You’ll have a lot to talk about this<br />
SCORPIO A friend may betray your trust. You’ll<br />
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that<br />
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will<br />
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accomplish<br />
around you<br />
will help you sort out a complicated<br />
undertake<br />
financial matter.<br />
ther to buying spend more a property time with or starting the people a<br />
the process. You’ll undoubtedly feel<br />
business, you love. the stars will align. Many<br />
proud GEMINI of yourself.<br />
people will listen to what you have<br />
You’ll have many items to shop for<br />
to GEMINI say.<br />
SAGITTARIUS<br />
this week. You’ll pull out all the stops<br />
You’ll plan a critical project. You’ll also<br />
You to don’t find the have best to look prices. far to Try find to happinesstiate<br />
home better and terms family on matter a loan most. to save<br />
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SAGITTARIUS<br />
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around the table, if only to celebrate<br />
adventure that takes place far from<br />
the CANCER arrival of good weather.<br />
home. CANCER Be mindful of the preparations,<br />
You’ll such be overwhelmed as passports. with a desire<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
dertake several inspiring projects.<br />
You have a lot going on and will un-<br />
to travel. You’ll quickly contact a travel<br />
You Inspiration can’t keep is living a source like this; of initiative. change<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
agency to ensure you have the perfect<br />
summer feeling more holiday. tired You than may usual, also<br />
means your doctor embark if you on have a new any concerns. adven-<br />
is needed. Take care You of your may find health the and financial consult<br />
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ture, such as buying a house or starting<br />
LEO a business.<br />
Get enough sleep to recharge your<br />
batteries. LEO<br />
Fatigue or poor health could slow<br />
All your attention will be focused on<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
you down this week. Someone close<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
specific emotions. You feel a great<br />
Getting<br />
to you<br />
a<br />
may<br />
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need<br />
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need find for change. your perfect New clothes person or and a new<br />
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batteries and feel better.<br />
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ordered. out more time for your social<br />
and VIRGO commitment. However, you may<br />
you’ll feel a strong need for affection<br />
carve<br />
life, even if you feel exhausted and<br />
feel<br />
You’ll<br />
worried<br />
expand<br />
about<br />
your<br />
losing<br />
social<br />
your freedom.<br />
circle and<br />
stressed. VIRGO<br />
professional contacts. You’ll be in<br />
Your happiness will fluctuate. Make<br />
PISCES charge of planning a large-scale<br />
PISCES a point of getting together with the<br />
You event must that act will now be a to huge be successful. success. You<br />
You’ll people be given you love significant to raise your respon spirits. sibilities<br />
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come to plan true. it. If you’re moving this sum-<br />
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difficult, they’ll provide excellent<br />
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the You’ll last minute. have a lot of work and family<br />
back to work. You’ll take an organized<br />
responsibilities to take care of this<br />
and methodical approach to check off<br />
week. If you have young children,<br />
several tasks weighing you down. Don’t<br />
you’ll be involved in their end-ofyear<br />
activities, making them procrastinate.<br />
happy.<br />
SCORPIO<br />
You’ll do something outside your comfort<br />
zone. You could also accomplish<br />
a brilliant feat and outdo yourself in<br />
the process. You’ll undoubtedly feel<br />
proud of yourself.<br />
SAGITTARIUS<br />
You don’t have to look far to find happiness:<br />
home and family matter most.<br />
Don’t hesitate to gather your loved ones<br />
around the table, if only to celebrate<br />
the arrival of good weather.<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
You can’t keep living like this; change<br />
is needed. You may find the financial<br />
means to embark on a new adventure,<br />
such as buying a house or starting<br />
a business.<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
Getting a bit of exercise will ease your<br />
worries. If you’re in a new relationship,<br />
you’ll feel a strong need for affection<br />
and commitment. However, you may<br />
feel worried about losing your freedom.<br />
agency to ensure you have the perfect<br />
summer holiday. You may also<br />
sign up for a training course.<br />
LEO<br />
All your attention will be focused on<br />
specific emotions. You feel a great<br />
need for change. New clothes or a new<br />
hairstyle could be just what the doctor<br />
ordered.<br />
SCORPIO<br />
Plan your next holiday now and treat<br />
yourself to a luxurious getaway. You’ll<br />
have many details to consider, especially<br />
if you’re booking for a large<br />
family.<br />
SAGITTARIUS<br />
If you feel restless and sensitive, you<br />
may need to make a change. You<br />
might have to restructure certain aspects<br />
of your life once the storm has<br />
passed. This will allow you to start<br />
afresh on more solid footing.<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
It’s crucial to find harmony at work<br />
and home this week. If you’re in a<br />
relationship, passion will reignite<br />
the flame. If you’re single, you’ll<br />
double down on trying to find your<br />
soulmate.<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
Staying in good health is essential.<br />
You may start a new diet that proves<br />
to be highly effective. You’ll see<br />
quick results, and others will want<br />
to imitate your efforts, hoping to have<br />
the same success.<br />
PISCES<br />
You must act now to be successful.<br />
PISCES<br />
You know how to make your dreams<br />
You’ll stand out in a group or at<br />
come true. If you’re moving this summer,<br />
you might want to start packing<br />
pride, strengthening your leader-<br />
work. A daring feat will fill you with<br />
a few boxes, so you don’t stress out at<br />
ship skills. Saturn in your sign will<br />
the last minute.<br />
bring you notoriety.<br />
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