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Pumping low areas at sunset 

RM FINDS NEW 

COUNCILLOR IN CONFLICT 

OF INTEREST AFTER 

COMPLAINT FILED 

Reprimand and conflict of interest training necessary – Councillor 

will appeal decision 

- BY JENNIFER ARGUE, Local 

Journalism Initiative Reporter 

May 16th, 2023 

The RM of McKillop Council has found new Councilor 

Mark Strong in a conflict of interest after a 

complaint was filed with the RM because Strong 

participated in a vote on a new campground development 

in the RM. 

Councillor Strong ran on a responsible development 

platform in the RM. He and his wife, Marcia 

Strong, own the Rowan’s Ridge Seasonal RV Resort 

just outside Rowan’s Ravine Provincial Park. 

Strong has been in a battle with the RM that started 

before coming to Council in 2022 when voters 

decisively put him at the council table, beating out 

incumbent Gary Dixon in a vote of 90 - 22. Strong 

has been a vocal advocate for development after 

he experienced protracted delays with the RM 

when trying to get his development approved and 

running. The Strongs are currently challenging 

an RM fee bylaw in court. Strong is also the chair 

of the RM’s Planning and Economic Development 

committee. 

Lynn Gettis 

Semans Seniors 

host Mother’s Day 

Tea 

A few Mothers and daughters 

attended, and many more local 

people. 

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Govan Spring Fling 

2023 

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Overheard at the coffee shop 

“First they ban abortions, then tiktok... 

what’s next? air-fryers?!...when does it 

end?!...they could ban spikeball if they want, 

that would be fine...” 

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Tea/ coffee was served along 

with delicious cake with a 

variety of toppings. Door prize 

winners of gift cards for $35 to 

Furgy’s were Tom Greenshields 

and Carrie Paulsen. A juice jug 

was won by Callie Greenshields, 

50/50 draw was won by Lidia 

Paice for a total of $36, which 

she donated back to the centre, 

and the Challand brothers sold 

50/50 tickets and collected at 

the door. 

MEMORIAL SERVICE 

Marjory Louise Smith 

(nee Wilkinson) 

102 Years 

Please join us to celebrate the life of our dear 

Great‐Grandmother, Sister, Aunt, and Friend at 2:00 

p.m. on Friday, June 2 at the Nokomis Centennial Hall, 

Nokomis, Saskatchewan 

MEMORIAL SERVICE 

Linda Gladys Smith 

(nee Reid) 

74 Years 

Please join us to celebrate the life of our dear wife, 

grandmother, sister, aunt and friend at 2:00 p.m. on 

Saturday, June 3 at the Nokomis Centennial Hall, 

Nokomis, Saskatchewan 

OBITUARY 

Carol Lynn Bart was born in Nokomis, SK to 

Albert and Lucy Bart on March 24, 1959. She 

grew up on the family farm outside of Nokomis 

and was the youngest of 3 children. 

After graduating from Nokomis School she 

moved to Saskatoon and attended Robertson 

Secretarial School training as a legal secretary. 

Her work life began with a downtown law firm, 

after which she took a position at Saskatchewan 

Land Titles. During her tenure there she took 

a leave of absence and joined Carnival Cruise 

Line, based out of Florida, as a casino dealer. 

Although this was a brief experience, she made 

lifelong friends with some of the people she 

encountered on the ship. She then returned to 

her position at Land Titles before moving across 

to the Provincial Courthouse as a court clerk. 

Here she made many friends and brought her 

humor into the office. She retired in 2015 after 

35 years of service as a provincial employee. 

Carol was an avid reader, and enjoyed a wide 

variety of activities, including puzzles, crossword, 

attending live theatre, watching a wide 

variety of sports-most notably golf, curling and 

baseball. She played many sports throughout 

her life, including curling, golf, soccer, and most 

recently pickleball. She also enjoyed going 

for walks and working out at home, taking art 

classes and doing crafty projects, and gardening. 

Carol was an avid gardener. She loved trying 

new plants and techniques in her garden and 

sharing tips with family and friends. Her yard 

was immaculate and she enjoyed spending time 

in her backyard enjoying the summer sun. A 

couple of years ago she befriended a wild rabbit 

who had been frequenting her yard. She lovingly 

named him Jack, started leaving water out for 

him, and fed him like a king. 

Carol was bitten by the travel bug. Throughout 

her working career she traveled to Mexico 

with her sister Laurie, Hawaii with her Mom 

and friend Delores, Florida with both her Mom 

Carol Lynn Bart 

March 1959 – May 2023 

and Dad, and the 

Caribbean and Las 

Vegas with friends. 

Upon her retirement, 

Carol “Got 

Busy Living” and 

became a frequent 

traveler with Sun 

Seekers World 

Travel creating new 

friendships and 

planning subsequent 

trips with the people she met and traveled 

often and to many different places across the 

globe, including China, France, Africa, Italy, 

Central Europe, Dubai and Ireland. While in 

Poland she visited her grandfather’s hometown. 

Miami in 2018 for a reunion with her Cruise 

Ship mates. London in 2019 to visit friends and 

tour the area. She traveled with her nephew, 

Cory to Boston to watch the Red Sox vs her New 

York Yankees and enjoy the rich history of the 

city. Another trip took her and her niece, Lisa 

to New York, again for a baseball game and to 

enjoy a few Broadway shows. 

Family meant the world to her. She would frequently 

come back home to Nokomis for family 

gatherings or host everyone in her home, and 

enjoyed playing cards and games, especially 31. 

Carol was fiercely independent and determined 

to continuously create her best life. She had a 

wonderful sense of humor and a quick wit. 

Carol passed away suddenly at home on May 

1, 2023. She was predeceased by her parents 

Lucy and Albert, and sister Laurie Bart. She is 

survived by her brother Brian (Rita) Bart, nieces 

and nephew Haley (Jeremy) Brauner, Lisa 

Bart, and Cory Bart; great nieces and nephews 

Ella Bart, Benjamin, Lucy, and Daniel Brauner; 

brother-in-law James Ness (Joanne); and many 

friends and extended family. 

Forever loved and dearly missed. 

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ROAST BEEF PIT BARBECUE 

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Garage Sale - SAVE THE DATE! 

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112 Elgin St. Govan, SK. Bidders 

can submit bid prices for asphalt shingles 

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Lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted 

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In the estate of STANLEY DONALD 

TAIT late of Dilke, Saskatchewan, 

deceased. 

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duly verified by statutory declaration 

and with particulars and valuation of 

security held, if any, must be sent to 

the undersigned before the 19th day of 

June, 2023. 

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Attention: Caitlin H. Turnbull 

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CARD OF THANKS 

Thank you to everyone who traveled 

from near and far, and joined us at the 

service to celebrate the Life of Carol 

Bart. It was so wonderful to meet 

so many of her friends and former 

co-workers and to have the support of 

family and friends. Thank you to Nora 

Jacobs for your compassion and beautiful 

portrayal of who Carol was. Thank 

you for the donations of such delicious 

food, the visits and the monetary donations 

to the Nokomis Cemetery, the Canadian 

Cancer Society and the Canadian 

Lung Association. Thank you to the 

staff at Morning Glory Funeral Services. 

Your compassion and professionalism 

was most helpful. All your kind words, 

love and support has been greatly appreciated 

over the last few weeks and 

will stay with us in the weeks ahead. 

-Brian, Rita, Lisa, Ella & Cory Bart 

Haley, Jeremy, Ben, Lucy & Daniel 

Brauner 

On this day in history 

May 22 

1849 – Future U.S. 

President Abraham 

Lincoln is issued a 

patent for an invention 

to lift boats, making him 

the only U.S. president 

to ever hold a patent. 

1906 – The Wright 

brothers are granted 

U.S. patent number 

821,393 for their “Flying- 

Machine”. 

St. Andrew’s United Church 

115 King St., Lumsden, SK 

Worship and Children’s Time 

10:00am Sunday mornings 

Office: 306-731-2633 

st.andrewslumsden@sasktel.net 

Everyone is welcome! 

Nokomis Anglican Church 

Service Times: 11:00 in Nokomis 

with Rev. Deacon Jack Robson - unless otherwise stated 

No Service on the 

Last Sunday of each 

Month! 

COME and WORSHIP with US 

Contemporary Christian Worship 

Sundays at 10:00 a.m. at 

10 Short Street Lumsden 

Children’s Ministry Provided 

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RM OF DUFFERIN 190 

JOB OPPORTUNITY 

RM of Dufferin 190 is accepting 

applications for a Seasonal Grader 

Operator. 

QUALIFICATIONS: 

• Must poses a valid driver’s licence and have 

their own transportation. 

• Have knowledge of grader operation and 

service. 

• Have a working knowledge of road building 

and maintenance. 

• Have a full working knowledge of grading 

techniques. 

• Must be capable of working with a minimum 

or without supervision. 

DUTIES: 

• Operate equipment and work in compliance 

with the Saskatchewan Employment Act 

and the Occupational Health and Safety 

Regulations. 

• Maintain and repair all roads on a priority basis 

as required by road conditions. 

SEASONAL GRADER OPERATOR 

• Blade all roads in a professional and safe 

manner. 

• Service machinery and assist in repairs as the 

case may be. 

• Do work as per the road maintenance 

schedule or as directed by the Foreman. 

• Work hours as per schedule and additional 

hours as per Policy 400-2.1.1. 

• Road maintenance personnel are required to 

work 10 hour per day during certain seasons. 

The RM of Dufferin 190 offers a 

competitive salary to be paid in accordance 

with qualifications and experience. 

Applications are currently being accepted 

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e-mail to: rm190@bethunesk.ca, or 

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Bethune, SK 

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HARDWARE & SUPPLY 

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Ranch Style Marcus is the Perfect Family Home Plan 

As soon as you pull up to the Marcus, a charming 2040 square foot, one-story ranch house plan, you can 

immediately feel the warmth emanating from it. 

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The brick wainscot and the neatly 

landscaped front yard with a small 

porch and a double door entrance 

make for a welcoming sight. 

As you enter the home, you are immediately 

greeted by the spacious entryway 

that leads to a formal dining 

room to your right. The dining room 

features large windows that let in 

plenty of natural light and could also 

be easily converted to a home office, 

 

 

 

 

 

depending on your needs. 

Straight ahead is the great room, 

where you can imagine spending time 

with family and friends. The room is 

spacious and has a two-sided fireplace 

that it shares with the vaulted 

gathering room at the back of the 

house, which is open to the kitchen. 

The gathering room has ample space 

for a large dining table, making it the 

perfect place to entertain guests. 

The bedrooms are well separated, 

with the owners' suite filling the right 

side of the floor plan. The owners’ 

suite is spacious and features a walkin 

closet and a luxurious bathroom 

with a separate soaking tub and 

shower, as well as dual vanities. 

The two other bedrooms are on the 

left side of the home and share a 

full bathroom, perfect for guests or 

children. 

At the back of the 

house, you'll find 

a patio that overlooks 

the spacious 

backyard, offering 

a great spot to 

relax and unwind. 

The attached 

2-car front load 

garage makes for 

easy access and 

convenience. 

The Marcus ranch 

house plan is designed 

to provide 

a blend of gathering 

spaces that 

bring family and 

friends together 

while allowing for 

privacy and individual 

space when 

Building Centre 

needed. With its spacious rooms and 

thoughtful layout, this house plan is 

perfect for those who value comfort, 

convenience, and cozy home. 

The Marcus 30-039 is created by 

Associated Designs, Inc.’s talented 

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To learn more about this design visit 

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Govan Spring Fling 2023 

The event took place Saturday, May 13, starting at 10 am and featured 

more than 25 vendors of all kinds. 

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Govan Catering Group - Morning Crew 

She Shed - selling vintage and antique items - Terry Keulen 

Baking, spices, meat, plants, jewelry, 

crafts, and more. The Govan and District 

Museum had an exhibit of images of local 

grain elevators, the ‘She Shed’ was selling vintage 

and antique items, and coin enthusiasts were 

able to get coins appraised by Brent Hancock of 

the Regina Coin Club. Lunch was served by the 

Govan Catering Group. 

Vendors for Govan Spring Fling 

Govan Catering Group - Afternoon Crew 

Local elevators exhibit - sponsored by Sask Lotto and 

Sask. Culture Grants. 

Kathy Kautz - Little Gallary on the Prairie 

Quilters table - The Sew and Sews 

“Donna’s Garden” painting 

by Regina artist published 

in Canadian art magazine 

The Govan 

garden 

watercolour 

was featured in 

the March-April 

issue of Island 

Arts Magazine, 

painted by 

Regina artist 

Kathy Hancock. 

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On the same page. 

On the same page. 

Kathy described the 

painting, “Early spring 

my friend Donna works 

in her garden painting 

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the next article, 4 in 5 people in Canada read the news 

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the next article, 4 in 5 people in Canada read the news 

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her beautifully creative garden fence that Upon being published, Kathy was quoted 

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During discussions around a new campground 

development that had taken 

several years to get to a decision, Councilor 

Howard Arndt, who had not been 

in support of the development, cautioned 

Strong’s involvement in discussions. 

Strong has maintained that he was not 

gaining anything from participating in 

development discussions and that he ran 

on a development platform. 

At Tuesday’s meeting, when Council 

went into closed session to decide on the 

matter, they deliberated for 45 minutes. 

When they returned, Councilor Arndt 

made a motion that the RM had determined 

the ethics complaint 

was substantiated because 

“...we could 

it was in a conflict of interest 

with section 143 of the 

Municipalities Act regarding 

pecuniary interest. The 

council will reprimand 

Strong and require him to 

attend conflict of interest 

training within 90 days. 

Council voted unanimously 

in favour of the motion. 

LMT asked Arndt about the 

motion. He said, “Because 

it was in-camera I can’t say 

a whole lot. Other than we 

went through the complaint, we went 

through the requirement in the Act and 

determined that we felt that the ethics 

complaint was appropriate and substantiated 

based on the requirements under 

the Act. In fact, we were of the opinion he 

was in a conflict of interest.” 

Arndt said, when asked about how a 

person can be in a pecuniary conflict of 

interest.“He voted on the approval of another 

campground and he shouldn’t have 

done that..Simply what it is, he, for his 

own purposes, he could be the deciding 

have gone 

the whole 

nine yards 

and asked 

him to 

resign... 

CONFLICT OF INTEREST - CONTINUES FROM PAGE 1 

vote that prevents that campground from 

going forward. Which then benefits him.” 

Arndt said council didn’t seek legal 

advice on the matter. “Its straight forward 

and simple when you read the act. 

Because it simply says if you are a controlling 

interest and you do something 

that “may,” it doesn’t say “will” or “has.” 

It says “may either affect you positively 

or negatively,” you are in a conflict of 

interest..But you don’t even have to have 

done it. The fact is that you participated 

in it. You should’ve stepped away from it. 

Also if you heard the ultimate decision 

was that we had determined that councillor 

Strong will have to take training 

which we will set up…we could have gone 

the whole nine yards and asked him to 

resign, if not, we could choose then to 

take him to court. We chose not to go 

that route.” Arnd’t wouldn’t comment on 

whether other councillors wanted to go 

that route. 

When asked about the decision, Councilor 

Strong said, “I don’t agree that they 

made a proper decision. I had nothing to 

gain from it. Period… I possibly invited 

more competition for myself even by doing 

it. I was following my moral compass 

as I ran on a platform of responsible 

development. The development looks 

responsible for the RM. We are going to 

create more commercial tax dollars for 

the RM.” 

When asked if he would abide by the 

council’s decision, he said he would 

appeal. 

Accessibility Project 

Why the ramp? As some of you know, in our 

community here in Wynyard, our church 

building is undergoing some renovations to put 

in a wheelchair ramp. 

BY TIM FALK 

MINISTERIAL MESSAGES 


You may have seen our fundraising 

through a Facebook online 

auction, or maybe you were at 

the steak fry in Jansen, where we 

were able to raise more money for 

our ramp. 

First of all, we want to thank everyone 

who has participated and 

given a donation of their time or 

money towards this ramp project. 

We are thankful, and we are 

excited to have a building that is 

accessible to everyone. 

Now, besides it just making sense 

that we should have a building 

that is accessible to everyone, 

the reasoning behind it goes 

further than simply getting with 

the times and putting in a ramp 

because it is the right thing to do. 

It is part of our DNA, part of who 

we are as Jesus' followers. 

When we think about Jesus’ life 

on earth, He was the type of person 

who reached out to the people 

society overlooked. He was the 

type of person who reached out to 

those who were forgotten. He was 

the type of person who noticed 

those people who other people 

chose to look away from in society. 

I’m not saying that someone’s 

ability to use stairs is what makes 

them welcome in our gathering or 

not. What I am saying is just the 

opposite. We are making it our 

goal and our mission to open up 

these doors to anyone who wants 

to participate in any of our events. 

We also recognize that our 

building is used for more than 

just Sunday morning services, 

youth nights, Bible studies, or 

even our Saturday morning coffee 

times. We also use the building 

for things like community playrooms, 

music festivals, graduations, 

birthday parties, funerals 

and a wide variety of other events 

in our community where a larger 

space is needed. 

We want our building to represent 

God’s heart for all people. God 

loves everyone, and He wants 

everyone to be welcomed into His 

community. 

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VIRGO 

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the 6, 2023 

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aside 

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LIBRA, SCORPIO AND SAGITTARIUS 

CAPRICORN, VIRGO AQUARIUS AND PISCES 

ARIES, TAURUS AND GEMINI 

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LIBRA 

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that holidays. improves You your have health no intention and vitality. of 

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LIBRA your friends and family. 

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taking Whether shape. it’s about At work your or relationship 

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TAURUS 

relationship. 

you’ll 

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have 

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to 

you 

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conflict. 

need 

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undertake 

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SCORPIO 

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that helps ease your financial worries. 

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before You’ll doing struggle anything to create else. peace It’s also be- 

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health. GEMINI You must unwind and relax 

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the right 

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and 

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SAGITTARIUS 

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GEMINI 

everyone understands each other. 

Make in front reservations of many people, now putting for summer you in 

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SAGITTARIUS 

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you may feel under the weather. Eat a 

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adventure that takes place far from 

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your who group are draining of friends, your you’ll energy. be Take retions, 

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home. CANCER Be mindful of the prepara- 

other discomfort, like heartburn caused 

by stress. 

brings with a together natural people therapy you like like. a mas- 

CAPRICORN 

agency to ensure you have the persponsible 

some me-time for organizing and spoil an event yourself that 

to travel. You’ll quickly contact a travel 

sage or facial. 

If fect you’re summer feeling holiday. more tired You than may usual, also 

CANCER 

CAPRICORN 

it’s sign a sign up for you a training need to course. slow down. 

You may be told about a birth or 

You’ll LEO bring to life a business or family 

Self-esteem project. For is example, essential you’ll to achieve find 

batteries. LEO 

Get enough sleep to recharge your 

a change of residence among your 

relatives. You’ll carefully consider 

the success. means You’ll to buy be a property proud if you or start can 

All your attention will be focused on 

selling your home if your children 

your 

convince 

own business. 

yourself to accomplish a 

AQUARIUS 

specific emotions. You feel a great 

have moved out. 

brilliant feat. 

You’ll need for find change. your perfect New clothes person or a and new 

AQUARIUS 

fall hairstyle in love could at be first just sight. what the You’ll doctor 

ordered. out more time for your social 

LEO 

You’ll take the time to plan a trip for 

You won’t be able to sit idly by when 

your VIRGO next holiday. You may also 

carve 

you see injustice. You’ll try to correct 

the situation by actively getting 

training a family course member that and helps your advance home. 

stressed. VIRGO 

use You’ll the devote summer time to and sign energy up for a to 

life, even if you feel exhausted and 

involved. Affection is an integral part 

your You’ll career. be inspired to take a new approach 

to life, including YouTube learning channel. 

to 

PISCES a point of getting together with the 

Your happiness will fluctuate. Make 

May of 7, a 2023 healthy relationship. 

TimWelds 

PISCES live in the present moment. 

You’ll people be you given love significant to raise your respon spirits. sibilities 

You’ll at have work. fun Even at work if you this find week. them 

VIRGO 

Toyan makes tiny, functional, 

It’s an excellent time to reflect on 

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go shopping. You’ll treat yourself to 

the You’ll pros be and outspoken cons at length this week. to make Be 

prospects, LIBRA and a promotion will come 

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You could be dealing V8 they with some- 

came out with back to work. You’ll take an organized 

soon You’ll enough. have a lot to do when you go 

that excel improves at your it. health Milwaukee and vitality. made 

one who doesn’t speak the same 

and methodical approach to check off 

some LIBRA of the toughest impacts on not language long as you, ago. and For communicating 

with them in could English, prove rather that’s a whop- 

procrastinate. 

my fellow Neanderthals, 

several tasks weighing you down. Don’t 

the planet, 

You’ve invested 

while 

much 

DeWalt 

time in a longterm 

project, and concrete results are 

difficult. 

was lagging 

taking shape. quite At work a ways or elsewhere, behind. At ping 1.7 cubic inches. It features SCORPIO 

you’ll have to manage a conflict. A 

SCORPIO 

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zone. You could also accomplish 

couple’s getaway the same is on the time, horizon. Milwaukee 

couldn’t make oiling, undertake a twin significant carburetors, project. Whe 

long tube a brilliant feat and outdo yourself in 

pressurized water cooling, splash 

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SCORPIO 

ther buying a property or starting a 

the process. You’ll undoubtedly feel 

Rest is essential to anything maintaining good that could headers, and an incredible redline 

health. You must unwind and relax 

business, the stars will align. Many 

proud of yourself. 

Camshaft drive a nail, whereas 

to review, DeWalt correct happens It 

of 

before doing anything else. It’s also 

people around will listen 12,000 to what you rpm. have 

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an excellent time to say. 

appears you have the option of SAGITTARIUS 

KELLY and KIRK improve your time management 

skills. to be under the a SAGITTARIUS kit that runs off of gasoline or piness: home and family matter most. 

You don’t have to look far to find hap- 

Make reservations now for summer 

Don’t hesitate to gather your loved ones 

same umbrella as nitro, and I can assure you, nitro is 

SAGITTARIUS 

break. You’re looking forward to an 

around the table, if only to celebrate 

You’ll expand your Bostich, customer base a and known the adventure obvious that takes choice. place far from The kits come the arrival of good weather. 

social circle. Professionally or within 

home. Be mindful of the preparations, 

such as passports. 

CAPRICORN 

nail driver. 

in a nice wooden crate, and all the 

your group of friends, you’ll be responsible 

I’ve for organizing always an had event that great luck pieces are packed in foam like they You can’t keep living like this; change 

brings together people you like. 

CAPRICORN 

is needed. You may find the financial 

with Makita angle grinders, every would be for a firearm or a musical 

If you’re feeling more tired than usual, 

means to embark on a new adventure, 

such as buying a house or start- 

welder CAPRICORN I’ve ever owned has been a instrument. it’s a sign you need They to slow down. also offer them 

You’ll bring to life a business or family 

project. brand, For example, and you’ll I’m find proud to assembled, 

Get enough sleep to recharge your 

ing a business. 

different 

batteries. 

but who on earth wants 

the means to buy a property or start 

say that any specialty tools I have to live a boring life such as that? AQUARIUS 

your own business. 

AQUARIUS 

Getting a bit of exercise will ease your 

are from the Powerfist brand and They You’ll find even your perfect offer person a supercharger, 

and 

worries. If you’re in a new relationship, 

AQUARIUS 

have paid fall in love at first sight. You’ll 

you’ll feel a strong need for affection 

You’ll take for the themselves time to plan a trip for fairly and I mean, how could you not? 

your next holiday. You may also 

carve out more time for your social 

and commitment. However, you may 

quickly due to their low price point. The 

use the summer to sign up for a 

life, even price if you of feel admission exhausted and isn’t cheap, feel worried about losing your freedom. 

As far training as equipment course that helps that advance runs off of as stressed. this is a complete, machined, 

your career. 

PISCES 

fuel goes, that’s reserved for lawn well-balanced PISCES engine. The kit will You must act now to be successful. 

and tree PISCES care stuff that gets used run You’ll be you given over significant two respon grand, sibilities 

at work. Even if you find them 

come true. If you’re moving this sum- 

and it You know how to make your dreams 

It’s an excellent time to reflect on 

outside. what you Sure, like and there’s dislike. You’ll battery-powered 

chainsaws the pros and cons that length are to make arguably the prospects, supercharger and a promotion will and come a few acces- 

a few boxes, so you don’t stress out at 

weigh 

looks difficult, like they’ll by provide the excellent time you add on mer, you might want to start packing 

decisions that are right for you. 

soon enough. 

the last minute. 

sories, you’ll be over three. 

If I were to retire rich decades from 

now and were looking for a benchtop 

project, I’d tackle one. For now, 

I can build something exponentially 

bigger, with tires around it, 

two of which on the back having 

way more fun than the two on 

the front. If you search TimWelds 

on YouTube, you’ll find the video. 

It’s actually pretty cool. The only 

sketchy part involves JB Weld, but 

we’ve all been there before, and JB 

Weld got us out of that situation 

successfully, the same way it did 

for TimWelds. 

VIRGO 

Coffee Break 

You’ll expand your social circle and 

WEEK OF 

Your 

HOROSCOPE 

MAY happiness 21 TO 27, will 2023 fluctuate. Make 

a point of getting together with the 

 

agency to ensure you have the perfect 

summer holiday. You may also 

sign up for a training course. 

LEO 

All your attention will be focused on 

specific emotions. You feel a great 

need for change. New clothes or a new 

hairstyle could be just what the doctor 

ordered. 

VIRGO 

LIBRA ARIES 

You’ll have spontaneously a lot to do decide when to you move. go 

back You’ll to work. find a You’ll place take that an meets organized your 

and family’s methodical needs, approach even if it’s to at check the off last 

several minute tasks and weighing your choices you down. are limited. Don’t 

procrastinate. 

TAURUS 

SCORPIO You’ll have a lot to talk about this 

You’ll week. do You something may make outside a speech your comfort 

that 

everyone 

zone. You 

will 

could 

love. Those 

also accomplish 

around you 

will help you sort out a complicated 

a brilliant feat and outdo yourself in 

financial matter. 

the process. You’ll undoubtedly feel 

proud GEMINI of yourself. 

You’ll have many items to shop for 

SAGITTARIUS 

this week. You’ll pull out all the stops 

You to find don’t the have best to look prices. far Try to find to negotiate 

better home terms and family on a matter loan to most. save 

happiness: 

Don’t interest. hesitate to gather your loved ones 

around the table, if only to celebrate 

the CANCER arrival of good weather. 

You have a lot going on and will undertake 

several inspiring projects. 

CAPRICORN 

You Inspiration can’t keep is living a source like this; of initiative. change 

is Take needed. care You of your may health find the and financial consult 

means your doctor embark if you have on a any new concerns. adventure, 

such as buying a house or starting 

LEO a business. 

Fatigue or poor health could slow 

AQUARIUS 

you down this week. Someone close 

Getting 

to you 

a 

may 

bit of 

need 

exercise 

you. 

will 

Give 

ease 

yourself 

your 

the time you need to recharge your 

worries. If you’re in a new relationship, 

batteries and feel better. 

you’ll feel a strong need for affection 

and VIRGO commitment. However, you may 

feel 

You’ll 

worried 

expand 

about 

your 

losing 

social 

your 

circle 

freedom. 

and 

professional contacts. You’ll be in 

PISCES charge of planning a large-scale 

You event must that act will now be a huge to be success. successful. You 

You must know take how a methodical to make your approach dreams 

come to plan true. it. If you’re moving this summer, 

you might want to start packing 

a LIBRA few boxes, so you don’t stress out at 

the You’ll last have minute. a lot of work and family 

responsibilities to take care of this 

week. If you have young children, 

you’ll be involved in their end-ofyear 

activities, making them happy. 

SCORPIO 

Plan your next holiday now and treat 

yourself to a luxurious getaway. You’ll 

have many details to consider, especially 

if you’re booking for a large 

family. 

SAGITTARIUS 

If you feel restless and sensitive, you 

may need to make a change. You 

might have to restructure certain aspects 

of your life once the storm has 

passed. This will allow you to start 

afresh on more solid footing. 

CAPRICORN 

It’s crucial to find harmony at work 

and home this week. If you’re in a 

relationship, passion will reignite 

the flame. If you’re single, you’ll 

double down on trying to find your 

soulmate. 

AQUARIUS 

Staying in good health is essential. 

You may start a new diet that proves 

to be highly effective. You’ll see 

quick results, and others will want 

to imitate your efforts, hoping to have 

the same success. 

PISCES 

You’ll stand out in a group or at 

work. A daring feat will fill you with 

pride, strengthening your leadership 

skills. Saturn in your sign will 

bring you notoriety. 

Take care of your health and consult 

your doctor if you have any concerns. 

LEO 

Fatigue or poor health could slow 

you down this week. Someone close 

to you may need you. Give yourself 

the time you need to recharge your 

batteries and feel better. 

professional contacts. You’ll be in 

charge of planning a large-scale 

event that will be a huge success. You 

THE people LUCKIEST you SIGNS love to THIS raise THE WEEK: your LUCKY spirits. SIGNS THIS WEEK: must take LEO, a VIRGO methodical AND approach LIBRA 

You’ll LEO, have VIRGO fun AND at work LIBRA this week. 

to plan it. 

LIBRA 

You’ll have a lot of work and family 

responsibilities to take care of this 

week. If you have young children, 

you’ll be involved in their end-ofyear 

activities, making them happy. 

SCORPIO 

Plan your next holiday now and treat 

yourself to a luxurious getaway. You’ll 

have many details to consider, especially 

if you’re booking for a large 

family. 

SAGITTARIUS 

If you feel restless and sensitive, you 

may need to make a change. You 

might have to restructure certain aspects 

of your life once the storm has 

passed. This will allow you to start 

afresh on more solid footing. 

CAPRICORN 

It’s crucial to find harmony at work 

and home this week. If you’re in a 

relationship, passion will reignite 

the flame. If you’re single, you’ll 

double down on trying to find your 

soulmate. 

AQUARIUS 

Staying in good health is essential. 

You may start a new diet that proves 

to be highly effective. You’ll see 

quick results, and others will want 

to imitate your efforts, hoping to have 

the same success. 

PISCES 

You’ll stand out in a group or at 

work. A daring feat will fill you with 

pride, strengthening your leadership 

skills. Saturn in your sign will 

bring you notoriety. 

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