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The streets of Delisle were alive on Saturday July 16 for the an-

nual Delisle Days event.

There was a pancake breakfast and parade in

the morning, kids land with live

entertainment from

Singing with Sylvia) in

the afternoon, and a

slow pitch tournament

and beer gardens ran all

day.

Families enjoyed a BBQ

lunch, snow cones, pop-

corn and candy floss while

they took in the petting

zoo, fish pond, train and

bouncy rides on main street.

The car show, sponsored by,

Back 40 Embroidery, dis-

played about 25 amazingly well restored and

customized cars and trucks and featured an-

other beer gardens with live entertainment

from Better Than Nothing.

A fireworks show, sponsored by The Town of

Delisle, wrapped it all up at dusk.

Even the weather co-operated with a beauti-

ful warm day to make for another successful

Delisle Days. Hats off to the organizers !

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Movie Review By Ethan Matthieu

The Bare Facts

Iwas most pleased with

the letter I received

from the Minister of

Agriculture (see my last

M.M.M.) in which he out-

lined the categories of

Crown Lands to be pro-

tected. This is an orderly

step forward in recogniz-

ing that some lands in

categories one and two

must be protected from

cultivation in perpetuity.

Of course we know from

experience now, that in

perpetuity only means

until the next pressure

group gets enough mo-

mentum that their lobby-

ists swing the opinion of

the government of the

day. In case you think

this is too callous an opin-

ion; consider the following

experiences.

The oil-sands area was

once considered protected.

Similarly, Banff National

Park was once a haven

where tourists had to be

protected from the elk

and bear, whereas now

the bear and elk are at

risk of the hordes of

human invaders. There is

the case in BC where a

dedicated law separated

lands for urban and in-

dustrial sprawl and

worked for a few decades,

until now the government

is waffling around trying

to change the circum-

stances for development.

Of course the tragedy of

having the main highway

west from Toronto pass

through the most fertile

lands in Canada instead

of up on the rocky

promontory has destroyed

millions of acres of farm

land. Or just trace Tom

Mulcairs political travels

to leader of the NDP in

which he left the Quebec

Liberal Caucus because of

being unable to stop the

destruction of pristine for-

est from building develop-

ment. The Pacific west

coast has been declared

an ocean park restricted

zone for the marine

wildlife, while the pas-

sage of oil tankers is

being discussed. No, dont

give me the hog-wash

about perpetuity.

High on my grump list

is the dismemberment of

the PFRA created to offset

some of the worst prob-

lems of the dust bowl

years, had developed a

unique and specialized

ability to manage environ-

mental problems on the

prairies only to be shut

down by short-sighted

government. Protecting

the habitat of many of our

endangered species

unique to the prairies is a

worthy cause; however

the management of the

lands and waters is a

much larger issue and re-

quires active, not passive

attention.

The Sand Hills of south

western Saskatchewan is

a case in point. Soils that

can barely withstand con-

trolled grazing has oil be-

neath the surface and

sooner or later it will be

tapped. We all know from

bitter experience the per-

manent damage of oil well

rigs and it would be per-

manent if it started the

dunes moving. Along

with that is the sprawl

around Regina and Moose

Jaw that seems to now

cover the excellent farm

land between the two cen-

ters. At least Saskatoon

was built on a sand heap

so the losses are not so

relevant.

I have to admit the much

maligned tree huggers

get it right when they try

to prohibit the first on-

slaught on pristine lands

because there is no turn-

ing back and the protec-

tion in perpetuity is just

so much legalese, until

economic pressure builds

for changes to the original

restrictions. It reminds

me of the story of the

farmer shouting at his son

that had climbed up on

the manure pile; dont

eat that Elmer, that aint

hay.

Opinions expressed

here are those of the

author.

C.M. (Red) Williams

The Purge: Anarchystarring Frank Grillo, Carmen Ejogo, Zach Gilford, Kiele Sanchez, and Zoe Soul

The Purge: Anarchy is

about a young couple

working to survive on

the streets after their car

breaks down right as the an-

nual purge commences. The

Purge is a yearly event where

all crime is legal for 12 hours.

People can do whatever they

want in these 12 hours to re-

lease themselves from all

their stress, pain, and wor-

ries.

As a sequel, this is great.

The first Purge film was a

house invasion flick with

cheap scares and bland act-

ing. This has some pretty

awesome action and the act-

ing is not half bad. Frank

Grillo plays a man who is out

to kill another man who

killed his son in a car acci-

dent. On his way to kill this

man, he finds a mother and

daughter in trouble and he

ultimately decides to help

them. From there, they are

joined by a couple being

chased from a group of blood-

thirsty killers and the mili-

tary.

Frank Grillo is the man in

this film. He really com-

mands the screen and feels

like a legit person out for

blood. The mother and

daughter combo also add lots

of humanity and reason to

this film, and you can relate

to them easily. Now the huge

problem with this film is the

couple that joins them. Terri-

ble acting, wrong casting,

and just insanely stupid

character development made

them the laughing stock of

the film for me. There are a

lot of other nit-picky thing

that I can't go that I cant go

into that much detail about

that also made me question

parts of the movie.

I actually thought this

was a big step

up from the

previous

Purge movie

and I will

probably see

it again at a

later date.

I give The

Purge: Anar-

chy a 7.5/10

Ethan

Matthieu

RM OF VANSCOYThe RM of Vanscoy would like to congratulate

Administrator Shawn Antosh on her 25 years of

service within our municipality. Shawns tenure

with the RM will end this summer as she has de-

cided to retire from her position as Administrator.

On behalf of the council and staff we thank

Shawn for her commitment, expertise, and dedi-

cated service throughout her municipal career

and wish her nothing but the best as she enters

into retirement.

We are pleased to announce that Jill Omiecin-

ski has joined our staff, taking over the duties of

Administrator for the RM. Originally from Wise-

ton, Saskatchewan; Jill comes to us from the RM

of LeRoy where she held the position of Opera-

tions Director. We welcome Jill to the municipal-

ity and look forward to working alongside of her

in the years to come.

Recycle bins are now available at both the

Grandora and Pike Lake landfill transfer sta-

tions. There is no fee for dropping off recycling,

however, you will still need to produce your land-

fill pass when dropping off recyclable products.

Accepted products include most plastic, paper,

and cardboard. For a full listing of products that

can or cannot be accepted please contact the land-

fill operator in your area.

The July Regular Meeting of Council was held

at the municipal office on Tuesday July 8, 2014.

11 Building and Development Permits were ap-

proved.

1 Discretionary Use Application was approved.

The next Regular Meeting of Council is Tues-

day August 12, 2014. In order to be considered at

the August meeting all development requests

need to be submitted to the RM office by Tuesday

August 5, 2014.

Wishing you a safe and enjoyable remainder of

summer,

The RM of Vanscoy No. 345 Council and Staff

VILLAGE OF VANSCOYTax notices were mailed last week. If you did not

receive your copy, please contact the Village Of-

fice. Discounts to property tax are in effect until

November 30, 2014. Please ensure that if your fi-

nancial institution is responsible for paying your

taxes the Village Office is notified so that a copy

can be forwarded to them. This is mainly informa-

tion for new residents.

To date there are two nominations received for

the position of Mayor of the Village. July 30 is the

final date to receive nominations. Advance Polls

will take place Wednesday August 27 from 4pm

8pm. Election day will be Wednesday September

3 polls open 9am 8pm.

TOWN OF ASQUITHAsquith June Report

Asquith Town Council held their regular meeting

on June 10, 2014. In attendance were Mayor Jim

Maddin, Councillors Ross Beal, Gail Erhart,

Karen Gamble, Don Lysyshyn and Sue Sawicki,

Foreman Darren Kraft and Acting Administrator

Lynne Tolley.

The minutes of the May 13 meeting were ac-

cepted as presented and the financial statements

for the month of May were also accepted. The ac-

counts paid in the amount of $36,954.04 and ac-

counts payable in the amount of $64,472.59 for

the month of May were also approved.

Correspondence from The Saskatchewan Brain

Injury Association and SARM were read.

Foreman Darren Kraft reported on the progress

being made with the installation of new service

connections and the street repairs being done. He

also reported the EPO had inspected the water

treatment facility.

The new contractors have begun mowing the

sports grounds and the red shale has been in-

stalled at the ball diamond.

Councillor Gamble reported that the new play-

ground equipment has been installed at Eagle

Creek Regional Park and is ready to be used.

Preparations continue for the Jamboree.

Three building permits were approved, two for

decks and one for a basement suite.

Council agreed to renew the contract with Con-

nect Energy for a five year term.

Asquith July Report

Asquith Town Council held their regular meeting

on July 8, 2014. Attending were Deputy Mayor

Don Lysyshyn, Councillors Ross Beal, Garry Du-

mont, Gail Erhart, Karen Gamble and Sue Saw-

icki, Foreman Darren Kraft and Acting

Administrator Lynne Tolley.

The minutes of the June 10 meeting were ap-

proved as circulated. Accounts payable in the

amount of $91,329.35 were approved.

Foreman Kraft informed council about his sched-

ule for flushing water lines and some of the prob-

lems encountered with the drainage ditches. He

also gave an update on the mowing of town prop-

erty.

The importance of staying with the budget with

all repairs, etc. was also discussed.

The insurance claim on the rink roof was also dis-

cussed.

Three building permits were approved, one for a

house to be demolished and another moved onto

the site, one for a garage and one for an RTM to

be located on a lot.

A letter was read concerning confusion on what

style of memorials are allowed in the new section

of the cemetery. Council confirmed that they

must now be flat headstones to allow for mowing

and other work in the cemetery.

All in all, most of the projects for the year are pro-

gressing as planned. The town is looking good

with the yards being well maintained and the

town property as well! The residents deserve a

compliment for a job well done!

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Two Candidates in Race for Mayor of Vanscoy

With the recent resignation of the Village

of Vanscoy Mayor, Jerome Robert, the

Village is taking nominations for the po-

sition. Nominations close on July 30 at 4:00pm

and, to date, there have been two nominations

submitted for the position.

One of the people who has submitted nomination

papers is Robb McGill, V.P. of Sales and Purchas-

ing at Martins Produce in Saskatoon. Robb had

previously served as Village Councillor for a 3

year term from 2009 - 2012. He ran for mayor in

the 2012 election where he lost to Jerome Robert.

Also running for the Mayor seat is Robin

Odnokon, owner of Robins Nest Cafe in Vanscoy.

Robin and her husband have operated that local

business for the past 18 years. Robin has served

as Village councillor for two terms, 2009 - 2012,

and was re-elected in 2012 for, the newly ex-

tended, four year term, but is cutting it short to

run for the Mayors seat due to Jerome Roberts

resignation.

During her two terms, Robin has served on many

committees including Delisle & District Fire Com-

mission, Delisle & District Health Board, the

Vanscoy Recreation Board and the Highway com-

mittee.

If there are still two or more people running for

the Mayors seat once the nominations close, the

Village will be posting a notice for the election

which will be held on Wednesday, September 3rd,

2014 from 9:00am - 8:00pm.

There will also bee an advanced poll running on

Wednesday, August 27th from 4:00pm to 8:00pm,

for those that may be away on election day.

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Man Charged in Single Vehicle Accident

July 18, 2014 at 9:45 a.m. Police received a com-

plaint of a single vehicle accident on Highway 12

north of Saskatoon, which occurred the previous

night. The driver advised he had been involved in

an accident the night before and walked home.

The 26 year old driver of the vehicle advised that

he was not injured in the accident, but his vehicle

was not driveable. He was charged with failing to

report an accident to police.

Erratic Driver on Highway 16

July 18, 2014 at 8:20 p.m. Police received a com-

plaint of an erratic driver on Highway 16 near

Ruddell. Police made patrols and located the vehi-

cle. The driver of the vehicle was given a warning

and advised to pay attention to their driving

habits. There were no charges and no one was in-

jured.

Car Towed in Single Vehicle Accident


plaint of a single vehicle accident at the south en-

trance to Warman. Police attended and located a

34 year old male from Clavet, who had been driv-

ing the vehicle. He advised that he was driving on

the road when he missed the stop sign and ended

up in the ditch. He was charged with driving

without due care and attention. He was not in-

jured, but his vehicle had to be towed from the

scene with the assistance of a tow truck.

Motorcycle Collides with Semi Wheel


pliant of a 2 vehicle accident on Highway 16 near

Radisson. 2 motorcycles were travelling together,

when one accidentally hit the rear tire of a semi

travelling in front of the motorcycle, causing it to

lose control. The 33 year old driver of the motor-

cycle received minor injuries. STARS, EMS and

Borden Fire and Rescue attended and assisted

with the accident.

Man Charged after Hitting Parked Car

July 20, 2014 at 12:00 a.m. Police were on patrols

in Warman when they witnessed a vehicle strike

a parked car. Police took a statement from the 25

year old driver of the vehicle and charged him

with driving without due care and attention. The

driver of the vehicle from Warman was not in-

jured.

Theft from Vehicle in Warman


plaint of a vehicle gone through in Warman. The

owner advised that she had some change taken

from the vehicle. The theft occurred while the ve-

hicle was parked in front of the residence. Investi-

gation into this matter is ongoing.

Graffiti on Streets & Bench in Warman


plaint of graffiti sprayed on some streets in War-

man. A park bench was also sprayed with graffiti.

City employees cleaned the areas that were dam-

aged. Investigation into this matter is ongoing.

Attempted B & E at Asquith Co-op

July 16, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. Police received an at-

tempted break and enter to the Co-op in Asquith.

Police attended and spoke with the caller who re-

ports that damage was done to the door of the Co-

op. Investigation into this matter is ongoing.

Attempted B & E at Borden Residence


plaint of an attempted break and enter to a resi-

dence in Borden. The owner of the home reported

that her door was damaged. The owner felt that

the incident occurred over the weekend while

they were away. Investigation into this matter is

ongoing.

Truck Window Smashed in Radisson


plaint of a truck broken into at a residence in

Radisson. The window on the vehicle was

smashed. Investigation into this matter is ongo-

ing.

Graffiti Damage at Pike Lake School


plaint of mischief to the Pike Lake school. The

complainant reports that someone sprayed graf-

fiti on the side of the school overnight. Police at-

tended and obtained photos of the graffiti.

Investigation into this matter is ongoing.

Theft from Vehicle in Radisson


plaint of theft from a vehicle in Radisson. The

complainant reports that someone entered their

locked vehicle and stole numerous small items

from inside the vehicle. Investigation into this

matter is ongoing.

2 Motorcycles Stolen in Borden


plaint of theft of 2 motor bikes from a residence

outside of Borden. The bikes were taken from the

residence a couple days prior to the complaint. In-

vestigation into this matter is ongoing.

Children Left in Vehicle on Highway


plaint of a broken down vehicle on Highway 11

outside of Saskatoon with children inside. The

caller reported that the van had run out of gas

and the driver left to get gas leaving the children

inside the vehicle. They were concerned as it was

hot outside. Police attended with water and found

that the children were in the care of adults and

not in any harm.

Man Assaulted and Left on Highway 16


plaint of a male on the side of Highway 16 trying

to flag down traffic. It appeared as though the

male was possibly assaulted as he had injuries to

his face. Police attended and located a 32 year old

male from North Battleford, who said he had

been assaulted earlier in the day and dropped off

on the side of the road. He was provided a ride to

the Hospital in North Battleford for treatment of

his injuries.

Suspicious Male Reported


plaint of a suspicious male near a residence in

Martensville. Police patrolled the area and lo-

cated a 22 year old male from Martensville who

matched the description of the suspicious person.

He advised he was in the area waiting for a ride.

There were no charges and no one was injured.

Apologies end Disturbance


plaint of a disturbance in Warman. The caller ad-

vised that his construction crew was threatened

by a home owner in the area of the construction.

Police attended and diffused the situation. Both

parties apologized to each other for causing the

problems. No charges were laid on this matter.

Suspicious Group Reported


pliant of a suspicious group of people at a resi-

dence in Martensville banging on the door

wanting to get into the residence. The owner of

the residence was home alone and afraid to go to

the door. Police attended, but were unable to lo-

cate any suspicious people in the area.

Assault Reported in Martensville


plaint of an assault at a residence in

Martensville. The 33 year old female complainant

advised that she was assaulted by her 37 year old

spouse. Police attended and spoke with both par-

ties and found that no assault had occurred.

After speaking with both parties, the male was

given a ride to a hotel and spent the night there

to avoid any further problems. Neither person

was injured.

2 Youths with Weapon Arrested


plaint of an alarm at a residence in Warman. The

owner of the property advised that they were fol-

lowing the responsible parties. The suspects

pulled out a weapon on the home owners. Police

attended and located 2 youths, who were arrested

and lodged in police cells overnight. They were re-

leased on documents for an upcoming court date.

There were no injuries. Alcohol is believed to have

been involved.

Person Reported Laying on Highway 11


plaint of a suspicious person laying on the side of

the road near the overpass on Highway 11 outside

of Warman. The complainant advised that the

person was all dressed in black and was difficult

to see. Police made patrols but were unable to lo-

cate anyone.

20 Person Brawl on Main Street Asquith


plaint of a fight on Main Street in Asquith. The

caller advised that approximately 20 people were

involved and believed that alcohol may be a fac-

tor. Police attended the location and did not lo-

cate any individuals.

Man Removed from Highway 12


plaint of a male walking on Highway 12 near

Martensville. The caller was concerned that the

male may get hit. Police attended and gave the 23

year old male from Saskatoon a ride back to

Saskatoon. He was not charged and alcohol was

not a factor.

Suspicious Male at Warman Credit Union


plaint of a suspicious male in the ATM room of

the Credit Union in Warman. Police attended and

located a 23 year old male from Warman who ad-

vised that his ride did not show up and was wait-

ing at the location for a ride. He was given a ride

home by police.


For the Week of

July 14th - 21st, 2014RCMP REPORT

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The presentation event of

the Canada Council for

the Arts Molson Prize fol-

lows the May 2014 announce-

ment that John Arcand is one of

two Canadians to receive this

years prestigious award for

major contributions in Cana-

dian arts. This event adds his-

torical significance to this years

array of entertainment and

workshops on offer at the John

Arcand Fiddle Fest.

The entertainment is non-stop

under the festivals main stage,

the Roof, with music and dance

features that run from noon to

midnight. Day time hosts a se-

ries of short performances from

Saskatchewan talent while in

the evening accomplished musi-

cians and dancers convene on

our stage nightly. Audiences are

invited to flood the dance floor

for on Friday and Saturday

nights for an old-time dance led.

Workshops, workshops, and

more workshops! There are over

100 workshops on offer at the

Fest, and they are all free with

gate admission! The Established

Workshop series presents en-

gaging music education at all

skill levels in fiddle, guitar, jig-

ging and square dance. Based

on popular demand, weve dou-

bled the number of guitar work-

shops! Our other workshop

series, the Cultural Camp, is a

celebration of Mtis arts that

offer interactive workshops in

beading, finger weaving, tradi-

tional dance, painting, and sto-

rytelling. Were pleased to

announce that national treasure

Maria Campbell will lead our

storytelling session on Saturday

afternoon, and SCYAP is joining

us this year to facilitate work-

shops on painting Mtis symbol-

ism! There are plenty of

opportunities for kid-friendly

workshops too. The Childrens

Activity Area is open all day

and provides workshops, games,

and crafts to keep the little ones

entertained. Children are also

welcome to join the Cultural

Camp during our Kids Can

Bead sessions.

Its easy to get to the Fest.

Were located just 7 km south-

west of Saskatoon. Theres

plenty of parking onsite or you

can take advantage of our free

Shuttle Service that has 4 pick-

up and drop-off points in Saska-

toon. The Shuttle Service

schedule is available on our

website under the info tab. For

Festers coming from farther

afield, we provide free un-ser-

viced camping or they can take

advantage of the fine accommo-

dations at our sponsor hotel,

The Heritage Inn book early

for the Fest special. Theres

plenty of ground to trod onsite,

so to ease the distance between

the main stage and campground

weve got the People Mover

another free shuttle service to

get you from point A to B.

Offered over 4 days, the Fest is

an affordable experience de-

signed with family fun in mind.

From August 7-10, 2014, weve

got your summer plans covered!

Admission is $25.00 per day or

only $60.00 for the entire festi-

val! Tickets are sold at the gate

only. Children 12 & under are

admitted free with a parent or

guardian.

For more information, please

visit johnarcandfiddlefest.com

or call the Festival office at

306.382.0111

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Vanscoy Fair on August 16

Canada Council for the Arts to present founder of John

Arcand Fiddle Fest with Major National Arts Award

during John Arcand and Special Friends concert

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Circle Hall. A big thanks to the

Vanscoy Rec Board for sponsor-

ing this event.

Glen and Shelley Lyons have

taken on the responsibility of

hiring the band (JOMAMA), set-

ting up their stage, supplying

tents, tables and chairs free of

charge.

There will be a concession in the

hall that will have hot dogs,

chips, popcorn, pop and bottled

water, also the beer gardens

will be on site too.

We are hoping to see a large

turn out from the Vanscoy Com-

munity, as we would like to es-

tablish some community spirit.

The Street Dance is FREE to

everyone, no need for a babysit-

ter, bring the whole family and

your friends!

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First Day

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Delisle Car Show

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If you venture down

Highway 14, west

of Saskatoon, you

will come across an

oasis on the prairie.

Jims on 14 restaurant

is located at the Oasis

Golf Resort just outside

of Perdue, and is oper-

ated by Carl Johnson

and Linda Tkatchuk.

Together they have

over 30 years combined

experience in the hos-

pitality industry. In

past years Linda has

managed the restau-

rant at the Calgary

tower and Carl worked

2 year at the Banff

Spring Hotel, was the

Banquet Chef at Uni-

versity of Calgary and

was the executive sous

chef at the Saskatoon

Inn. He also worked for

a month in Craft Serv-

ices for a movie that

was being shot in Cal-

gary in the 90s. you

really learnt how to

cater to people, says

Carl, from actors to di-

rectors to technical

crews, that required

catering service any-

time from 6am to mid-

night and beyond.

They also ran the food

services at the Calgary

Academy, private

school, feeding 560 kids

every day. When we

took over this service

we were disappointed

to see that they had

been serving the basic

corn dog level of nutri-

tion. We worked hard

to turn that around,

says Carl, and began

serving, salads, pasta,

soups and other health-

ier dishes

For the 6 years previ-

ous to taking over Jims

on 14, Carl and Linda

owned Grandma Lees

in Saskatoon and built

up a tremendous cater-

ing business there.

We want to do the

same thing here, says

Linda, we want people

to know that we are not

just the clubhouse

restaurant, we are

open to the public, year

round, and provide

much more than the

clubhouse menu.

Not only do they create

daily specials that are

not on the menu, they

are again building up

the catering side of the

business.

We can cater off site or

here at the restaurant

where they can accom-

modate 150 people in-

doors or on the massive

glass enclosed patio

that offer tremendous

views of the vast

prairie landscape and

many of the holes on

the golf course. Accord-

ing to Carl, we offer

everything from Bar-B-

Ques, to Roast Beef,

Stuffed Sole, Pastas,

anything you want, we

can probably do it, and

we can set it up buffet

style so everyone get

what they want and as

much as they want.

While I was at Jims

on 14 for the interview

for this story, I had the

opportunity to sample

some of the food with

my son. I had the

pulled-pork sandwich,

which was piled high

on a fresh bun, topped

with crisp creamy cole

slaw and served with

nice crisp french fries.

Delicious !

My son had an order of

nachos, as big as we

had ever seen, topped

with fresh vegetables,

thick cheese sauce,

jalapeno peppers and

refried beans. They

were awesome good,

and we stuffed our-

selves silly, but still

ended up taking half of

it home with us.

Whether you go for

the food, the view, the

golf or a catered event

of your own, Jims on

14 is a true oasis !

Ken Sowter

not just the club-

house restaurant,

we are open to the

public year round

Stunning views from the glass covered patio

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For over a week, the State

of Israel has been trying

to eliminate the ability by

the terrorist group Hamas to

launch rockets into Israel.

In recent days, both Prime Min-

ister Stephen Harper

and Foreign Affairs Minister

John Baird have made

statements reiterating Canadas

position that Israel has the

right to defend itself.

Here is the Prime Ministers

statement issued earlier this

week:

The indiscriminate rocket at-

tacks from Gaza on Israel are

terrorist acts, for which there is

no justification. It is evident

that Hamas is deliberately

using human shields to further

terror in the region.

Failure by the international

community to condemn these

reprehensible actions would en-

courage these terrorists to con-

tinue their appalling actions.

Canada calls on its allies and

partners to recognize that these

terrorist acts are unacceptable

and that solidarity with Israel is

the best way of stopping the

conflict.

Canada is unequivocally be-

hind Israel. We support its right

to defend itself, by itself,

against these terror attacks,

and urge Hamas to immediately

cease their indiscriminate at-

tacks on innocent Israeli civil-

ians.

Canada reiterates its call for

the Palestinian government to

disarm Hamas and other Pales-

tinian terrorist groups operat-

ing in Gaza, including the

Iranian proxy, Palestinian Is-

lamic Jihad.

Here is the Foreign Affairs Min-

isters statement issued yester-

day evening following Hamass

rejection of Egypts ceasefire

proposal and Israels initiation

of a ground operation in the

Gaza Strip:

Canada stands by Israels right

to defend itself, by itself. Israel

will be forced to continue de-

fending itself as long as Hamas

continues its rocket attacks

against civilians.

These operations could have

been avoided if Hamas had not

rejected the Government of

Egypts ceasefire proposala

proposal that was accepted by

Israel and welcomed by the

Palestinian Authority. This

proves that Hamas has no inter-

est in peace and bears responsi-

bility for the further tragic loss

of life.

Egypt is the best-placed coun-

try in the region to help end the

current hostilities. It is a his-

toric leader in regional peace ef-

forts, having successfully

brokered numerous ceasefire

agreements over the years, and

Egypts ongoing initiative is the

only serious ceasefire proposal

on the table.

I am very proud to have a Prime

Minster who is willing to take

such a principled stand on the

world stage.

July 18, 2014

Kelly Block, M.P.Canadas Position on the Situation in Israel

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Aaaah, the lazy days of

summer! Hope you are

enjoying them. We look

forward to connecting with you

again in September on Culture

Days. September 26th finds us

celebrating visual arts and our

Seniors, please watch for more

information and plan to attend.

Art Slade Talk & a Film Festi-

val are just a few of the goodies

we are planning All the events

will be Free, except for the

BBQ.

The Community Choir has

taken on a life of its own and

that is wonderful. September

will find us meeting twice a

month on the 2nd & 4th Thurs-

day of each month. We have

done a couple of BBQs to help

with our Choir Directors

mileage and to buy some won-

derful music. If you love to sing,

please join us, because that is

the only requirement. It is open

to everyone. We meet at the

Delisle United Church @ 7pm,

where the acoustics are awe-

some! A BIG shout out to the

Delisle Co-Op who gives groups

in our community an opportu-

nity to raise funds through

BBQs. This is done with such a

wonderful spirit, and it made it

possible for us to raise funds

fairly painlessly, that will keep

us singing for a year. The staff

is awesome and all the commu-

nity members that come out to

support all the groups. THANK

YOU!

Dont forget about the Commu-

nity Guide we are putting out

this year. All groups & busi-

nesses in the area are invited to

submit their contact info as well

as information about their

group activities, meeting

dates/places etc. The deadline is

August 10th. Contact Pam

Hank for more info via email or

phone. [email protected] or

call/text 306.361.7583

As always we welcome new

members, come with your ideas

and enthusiasm. We will be

meeting on August 24th @ 1pm

in the Delisle United Church,

hope to see you out! Contact

Sylvia Chave for more info

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Saskatchewan might be small

in size but its big in opportu-

nity. Thanks to the vision and

hard work of a dynamic, driven and

growing population, our province

stands out as a great place to live,

work, play and invest. We see this in

the latest figures from Statistics

Canada.

Saskatchewan is home to one of

Canadas best economies, a competi-

tive business environment, innova-

tive entrepreneurs and a skilled and

hard-working labour force. Our

province has more full-time jobs

than ever before, more people work-

ing than ever before and Canadas

lowest unemployment rate for the

eighteenth consecutive month.

The benefits of a strong economy is

increasing wages for working people.

Wages in Saskatchewan are steadily

increasing. In fact, earlier this year,

wages hit an all-time high. This,

along with our quality of life, is key

to both recruiting and retaining our

skilled workforce.

Saskatchewan is home to many his-

toric downtowns and commercial

districts, many of which are a point

of pride. Recognizing this, our gov-

ernment has announced that Main

Street Saskatchewan will be an on-

going program. This will involve

working with communities to pro-

mote, conserve and capitalize on the

things that make these areas

unique.

The decision to continue with Main

Street Saskatchewan was based on

the success of a three-year pilot proj-

ect. Launched in 2011, it saw the

Ministry of Parks, Culture and

Sport partner with the communities

of Prince Albert, Maple Creek, In-

dian Head and Wolseley. By invest-

ing $1.65 million, these communities

have seen the creation of 22 new

businesses, 66 new jobs, $4.9 million

committed to historic building and

streetscape improvements and $6.5

million in property acquisitions. You

can learn more at

www.pcs.gov.sk.ca/MainStreet.

Beautiful scenery, friendly people

and relaxing, easy-going pace

there is nothing quite like summer

in Saskatchewan. With endless at-

tractions and activities, the only dif-

ficulty is deciding what to do. For

many, the season brings quality

time in our Provincial Parks.

Our parks are a great place to relax

and go hiking, biking, fishing and

camping. Park users can also enjoy

both music and theatre with Em-

brace Theatre and Saskatchewan

Express touring throughout the

summer. The Saskatchewan Archae-

ological Society is doing the same

with its ArchaeoCaravan tour and

Canoe Kayak Saskatchewan and

Sask Volleyball are also offering fun

family programming, mini-camps

and tournaments. You can visit

saskparks.net for details.

Home to 3.7 million visits last year,

our parks play a vital role in sup-

porting our high quality life. By in-

vesting in electrical expansion, new

facilities and other upgrades, were

enhancing the visitor experience and

giving them good reason to return.

This years provincial budget in-

creases funding for parks by 4.6 per

cent and includes $14.9 million for

upgrades and new construction.

The Ministry of Government Rela-

tions, in collaboration with various

government ministries, agencies,

Crown corporations and stakeholder

groups, are providing updates on the

key steps the province and its part-

ners are taking in response to the

record rainfall, flood and recovery

operations occurring in eastern

Saskatchewan. Details can be found

online at Saskatchewan.ca. The con-

tributions of all those who have

helped to mitigate damage, restore

access and recover cannot be over-

stated. We are truly thankful for

their efforts.

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Insurance

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Vanscoy 306-242-9099

Welding

Arc-Fab Industrial

Pike Lake 306-380-7525

Electrical

J C ElectricVanscoy 306-290-2052

Golf

Clubs Driving Range

Valley Road 306-221-0842

Moon River Golf Club

Valley Road 306-931-8960

Valleyview Golf & Country Club

Delisle 306-493-3288

BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDSLIL BIT OF COUNTRY

Antiques & Collectibles

Gifts, Memorabilia

& so much more

Come In,

See Whats New & Old

1st St. W, Delisle

Mon - Fri

9:00 am - 4:30 pm

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Several Local Properties

Available

For Sale by Owner

Land in local R.M.s of:

Vanscoy, Montrose, Eagle

Creek and Aberdeen

Businesses in:

Delisle, Saskatoon, Harris

Asquith and Rosetown etc.

To List Yours Call:

Merv Easton - Vanscoy

306-270-2022

[email protected]

Business

Directory

$50/Year

Classifieds

$20/MonthCall the

RM Review

at 306-668-1312

or visit our website

www.rmreview.net

Flood

First General Services


Plumbing & Heating

Thermal Mechanical

Vanscoy 381-7998/270-0160

Automotive

Integra Tire/Empire Auto


Sids Auto Service

Vanscoy 306-668-2013

Trusty Appraisal Service

& SGI Arbitration

Delisle 306-222-0456

Air Conditioning & Heating

PLAINSMAN HVAC-R Ltd

24 Hour Emergency Service

Vanscoy 306-242-3002

HARRIS & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB FARM PROJECT

Our club is growing 150 acres of wheat this year

with all proceeds going to 2 very worthy causes:

** The Childrens Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan **

** STARS Air Ambulance Foundation **

Many Thanks to our Very Generous Sponsors:

Lions Member Don Vick for donating 150 acres of land for this project!

- Cargill Ltd. - Western Sales Ltd. - Central Plains Co-operative

- Mainline Motors Ltd. - G-MAC Ag Team Inc. - Regal Motors Ltd.

- Rack Petroleum Ltd. - Cam-Don Motors - Feudal Co-operative Assn

- Angus Insurance - Orchard Transport Ltd. - Sask. Municipal Hail Insurance

- OMEX - Prairie Centre Credit Union - Dupont - JB Trucking Ltd.

- MANA Canada - Q-Line Trucking - BASF Canada - T-Roys Trucking - RM Review


COMMUNITY CALENDARJuly 26 Saturday

Slo Pitch Scramble

Pike Lake

August 4 Monday

Pancake Breakfast


August 16 - 17

Vanscoy Summer Fair

Vanscoy Fairgrounds

August 22 - 24

Cruise Weekend

Saskatoon

July 26 Saturday

Perdue Fair

Perdue Livestock Arena

August 5 - 10

Saskatoon Exhibition

Prairieland Park, Saskatoon

August 16 Saturday

Slow Pitch Scramble

Vanscoy Fair Grounds

August 23 - 24

Mounted Shooting Competition

Perdue Livestock Arena

July 26 Saturday 8:00pm

Argonauts @ Roughriders

Regina

August 7 Thursday 6:30pm

Roughriders @ Blue Bombers

Winnipeg

August 16 Saturday 8:30pm

FREE Family Street Dance

Vanscoy Fair Grounds

August 24 Sunday 5:00pm

Roughriders @ Lions

Vancouver

July 27 Sunday 9:00am

Delisle Catholic Church Service

Delisle United Church

August 7 - 10

Fiddle Fest

Windy Acres, Highway 60

August 16 Saturday

Don Vetter Memorial Car & Bike Show

Main Street, Delisle

August 24 Sunday 9:00am

Vanscoy Catholic Church Service

Vanscoy

August 2 Saturday 9am - 4pm

Community Garage Sale

Pike Lake


Vanscoy Catholic Church Service

Vanscoy


Alouettes @ Roughriders

Regina

August 29 Friday

Submission Deadline for

September RM Review


Roughriders @ RedBlacks

Ottawa

August 11 - 15

Vacation Bible School

Delisle Catholic Church


Polka Mass

Vanscoy Fairgrounds

August 29 - 30

Fireworks Festival

Saskatoon

August 4 Monday

Saskatchewan Day

August 16 Saturday 2pm - 6pm

Free Family Fair

Asquith Baptist Church

August 20

Pike Lake Preschool Registration

Pike Lake Community Hall

August 31 Sunday 2:00pm

Blue Bombers @ Roughriders

Regina

Promote Your Event FREE Call 306-668-1312 or [email protected]

Find More Event Details at www.rmreview.net or Scan the QR Code with your phone

sparlyn Organic Farm 668-4216

Certified

Organic BeefHalves, Quarters, Custom Packages

Samples AvailableYour satisfaction

is guaranteed.

Sand & Gravel

Spreading

Hauling

Ken Klassen

RR1 Box 15

Delisle, SK S0L 0P0

Bus. (306) 493-7579

Fax. (306) [email protected]

trenching & waterworksSand - Gravel - Topsoil

230 - 4653283 - 4406

SK Sew KleenSepticTank Pumping

Septic Repairshydrovac Services

PortableToiletRentals

Stobbes Backhoe Service

Installation of Rural Water & Sewer Systems

Pumps - Tanks - Switches - other Trenching & Excavation

Leo Stobbe

668-4289

Grandora, SK

Sids Auto ServiceOil Change/Lube Job

Clutch & Brake WorkRear Ends

Transmissions

VanScoy668-2013 or 229-2016

EnginES

Gas & Diesel

CoMpLEtE SErViCE on FarM MaChinEry

Tune-ups

Drs. Harvey Domoslai - Wally Kononoff

Blair Simonson - Lisa Wayman

Dave Nairn

Box 60 Saskatoon, SK S7K 3K1

Large & Small Animal Medicine

384-7676

24 hr Emergency Services

Ag Services Division

493 - 2408Box 130, Delisle, SK S0L 0P0

NOW OPEN

306-491-9335 Delisle

www.barkplacepetspa.com

AUGUST 16th 17th

VANSCOYS

SUMMER FAIR 31ST ANNUAL

BROUGHT TO YOU BY:

Sunday August 178 10 am Pancake Breakfast 8 9 am Light Horse Registration (arena) 9 am Light Horse Show 10 - 2 pm Food Booth Open 11- 4 pm Bouncy Castles - parent supervised play11am Polka Mass Vanscoy Circle Hall Everyone Welcome 12 - 4 pm Quilt Display Country Quilters1 - 2 pm Dog Agility Demonstrations

EXHIBITS GYMKHANA FOOD BOOTH PANCAKE BREAKFAST COUNTRY QUILTERS Kidsland

Big Thank You to our 2014 SponsorsFind a complete listing on our website: www.vanscoyanddistrictagsociety.ca

Friday, August 15Entry Registration & Exhibit Drop-o

5 - 8 pm - Vanscoy Circle Hall

Please bring completed entry formsNote: space will be available to complete forms at the hall.

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Saturday, August 167 - 8 am ONLY Horticulture & Baking entries will be accepted8 - 11 am Exhibit Judging8 - 5 pm Food Booth Open9 am Vanscoy Community Rec Board Ball Tournament 9 am Lil Britches Rodeo registration9:30 am Lil Britches Rodeo11-12 am Gymkhana Registration12 pm Gymkhana11- 4 pm Bouncy Castles - parent supervised play11 - 4 pm Exhibits Open for viewing (1 day only)11- 4 pm Quilt Display Country Quilters1 - 4 pm Kidsland Crafts / Games / Fun 3 - 4 pm Balloon Man4 - 5 pm Exhibit Pick up & Prize Money awarded5 pm Beef on a Bun & Salad - $5/person6 pm Registration for Farmers Amazing Race7 pm Farmers Amazing Race8 pm Karaoke Time 8:30 Family Street Dance Music by JoMama

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