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HERALD
EDITION 380 | JANUARY 2020
PHOTO BY ROB NURSE
2 T H E Herald | COMMUNIT Y CALENDAR: JANUARY HAPPENINGS IN THE GREAT SANDHILLS REGION
S M T W T F S
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Hazlet 2 3 4
Men’s Bonspiel >
Happy
New Year! January Issue
Distributed
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Shambles 10 11
‘Shamspiel’ Bonspiel >
Abbey United
Pennnt Community Church Bonspiel
Club Meeting 7 pm and Beef Supper
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Hazlet 16 17 18
Ladies Bonspiel >
Abbey United
Church Bonspiel Sask Legion
Provincial Curling >
Cabri Town Council
Meeting 7 pm Cabri Bulldogs vs
Gull Lake at 8 pm
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Abbey Ladies
Abbey United Bonspiel >
Church Service
10 am
Cabri Bulldogs vs
Shaunavon at 8 pm
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Lancer United February Issue
Church Service Submission
at 10 am Deadline
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visit yourherald.ca, mail it to Box 461 Cabri SK S0N 0J0, drop your to print and send each issue. We now
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submission at the House of Heart in Cabri, or call: have to do the same as well, but first we
1/4 PAGE $100 resized and reformatted our existing pages
HAZLET + FACEBOOK Lindsay Alliban 306.741.3775
to be more efficient with what we have
ABBEY + LANCER Jenn Biensch 306.291.7415 1/8 PAGE $60
now, and keep costs as low as possible.
PENNANT Jo Ann Heeg-Williams 306.741.7534
SQUARE $50 Prices updated from October 2019.
IN EACH ROOM:
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- COURTESY COFFEE SEWER SALES & SERVICE / BACKHOE - PILINGS - TRENCHER
INN - AIR CONDITIONING / GOULDS & GRUNDFOS PUMP DEALER
- HIGH SPEED INTERNET Robert & Marlis Heron
Serving Southwest Saskatchewan since 1976
PHONE 306.587.2862 / CELL 306.587.7780 / FAX 306.587.2671
FOR RESERVATIONS: 306.587.2433 107 RAILWAY AVE S BOX 127 CABRI, SASKATCHEWAN S0N 0J0
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Hazlet Happenings B Y L I N D S A Y A L L I B A N Pennant Update J O A N N H E E G W I L L I A M S
BONSPIEL DATES The next Pennant Community Club Meeting will be Wednesday, January 8 at
Jan 2nd-5th Men’s Bonspiel Enter teams with Larry Sletten 7pm at the Pennant Memorial Hall. The Wellness Clinic will be Wednesday,
January 15, 2020 from 1:30pm-3:30pm at the Pennant Seniors Hall. The
Jan 16th-19th Ladies Bonspiel Enter Teams with Michelle Dewar Pennant Library is open every Tuesday and Friday from 12:30-5:00pm.
Feb 24th-Mar 1st - Open Bonspiel Enter teams with Larry Sletten There are still Pennant Library Raffle tickets available, $1.00 each, at the
Post Office and RM Office. The new draw date for the Christmas Basket is
HAZLET LOUNGE RENTAL
January 3, 2020. The Library still has books, DVDS, VHS tapes and puzzles
Private Functions: for sale.
1. During rink permit season: (October to March)
The Pennant Community Club Calendar is available at the Post Office for
$150/day – the rink provides the permit, supplies and bartenders with the $10.00.
sales going to rink.
The Pennant Community Hall rental rates are $50.00/hour or $250.00/day.
$75/day - for rent with no alcohol serviced
Please call the RM of Riverside/Village of Pennant at 306-626-3255 to book
$75/day –if the renter wants to supply their own alcohol, a permit is required your event. The Seniors Hall is also available for rent at $50.00/day. Please
by renter and they supply there own mix etc. The fridge is not available for call Bertha at 306-626-3280 to book your event.
use. Unfortunately, the Pickleball Clinic scheduled for December had to be
2. During our non-permit season: (April to September) cancelled due to the weather. We’re hoping to reschedule in the spring.
The Pennant Community Club is still planning on purchasing Pickleball
$75/day a permit is required by renter and there is no bar services provided
equipment. If you’re interested in borrowing the Floor Curl game please
by the rink. contact Jo Ann at 306-741-7534.
Service Groups not individuals:
Once again the Community Christmas Party was enjoyed by everyone who
Available for meeting at no charge participated. Thank you to Charisse and Jodene and their volunteers for
If providing a service to community with no profit – no charge making this event possible.
If a for profit event rent is $75/day with $75 extra if bar service is needed. The Pennant Skating Rink is open. Thank you to everyone who worked so
The lounge must be cleaned after all use by the renter: hard to make this possible. Please call the RM of Riverside Office at 306-
626-3255 for times and Skating fees.
- The cans removed from the building, garbages taken to bin, counters
wiped, floors vacuumed Save the Date! The Annual Pennant Fish Fry will be Saturday, April 4, 2020.
For all Rentals or Use of the Lounge contact Kathy Sletten.
Happy Happy 2020!!
Life in Lancer BY CHEYENNE SCHULZE The Abbey Report BY JENN BIENSCH
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! We hope everyone had an amazing & Happy New Year Everyone! The rink has been busy with bonspiels, hockey
relaxing Christmas spent with family & friends. and skating. There will be a Cabri Bulldogs Initiation game in Abbey on
January 12 at 11 so come out and cheer on our little hockey players! The
Our first ever Lancer Christmas Festival was a HUGE success, and we Church bonspiel will be Jan 11-12 and there will once again be a beef supper
would like to thank everyone who took the time to decorate their homes Saturday evening. Our ladies bonspiel will be Jan 24-25 followed by the
and to those who came out to partake in the Christmas festivities! This Men’s Feb 7-9 and Mixed Feb 21-23. We are also excited to welcome the
years winner of the Christmas Light Contest was Jerome & Thess Dillman, 2020 Saskatchewan Provincial Legion Curling Jan 17-19. There will be a
congratulations, your yard looked amazing. registration and social Friday and opening ceremonies and banquet Saturday.
Throughout the night we had a silver dollar collection for the Santa for Stop in and watch curlers from all over the province compete! Skating
Seniors program, which we raised $165.00. The Town of Lancer is happy lessons will start this month and if you haven’t registered your child, please
to have gifted Netflix for all the residents at the Cabri Care Centre to enjoy contact me to do so. The Eagles Rec Team is once again hosting wing nights
this coming year! and games throughout the winter so watch for dates on those. Huge thank
you to everyone who attended the ABC Centre Craft Fair and Christmas
The Lancer Hall Board invites everyone to our AGM meeting on January Party. Mark your calendars for the 2020 Steak and Lobster Fundraiser at the
29th, 2020 at 7:30pm. ABC Centre on March 21.
Friend Abbey Sask on Facebook and follow us on Instagram & Twitter @abbey_sask to
We wish everyone the best in 2020!
stay up to date with everything going on in our area.
Follow Lancer Sask on Facebook to stay up to date on all our upcoming events.
Abbey’s Attic Second Hand Store
Located in the Abbey Business and Community Centre with 100% of the
ABBEY HOUSING AUTHORITY profits benefiting our community!
SENIOR HOUSING (55+)
Closed Dec 20-Jan 7. Happy holidays and thank *Be sure to like Abbey’s Attic,
RENT INCOME - BASED Second Hand Store on Facebook!
you to everyone who supported us in 2019!
CALL FRAN HUNT Our donation policies have changed so please
306.774.5257 check with a volunteer before dropping off books,
clothes or electronics. Thank you!
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Council’s Corner 2020 Cabri Waste 7
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TOWN OF CABRI, BOX 200 CABRI SK S0N 0J0 / P (306) 587 - 2500 / F (306) 587 - 2392
This space is intended for ratepayers to receive information on what is new and now
Collection Schedule 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
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with the Town of Cabri. Information such as job postings, tax increases, new policies WASTE RECYCLING
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or bylaws, meeting information and so much more is printed in this space. So check
here each month or head to www.cabri.ca for more up-to-date info! January
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NEXT COUNCIL MEETING: MONDAY JANUARY 13, 2020 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
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TRANSFER STATION HOURS: WINTER HOURS ARE BACK 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Wednesdays 1:00 - 5:00 pm (Closed Statutory Holidays) 26 27 28 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 31
Please Note: There is a fee of $150 / load of shingles payable at the Town Office.
February August
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eNOTICES FOR UTILITY BILLING & TAX ROLL: 1 1
YOU CAN STILL SIGN UP FOR eNOTICES! 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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If you would like to receive your utility bills and/or your tax notice via email
please contact the town office to provide your email address! If you have
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any questions or would like to sign up contact the town office during regular 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
office hours. 30 31
March September
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DID YOU KNOW? WE ACCCEPT eTRANSFERS! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5
eTransfers now accepted for any payments related to the Town of Cabri. Utility 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
bill payments, Tax or General payments can all be sent to: townofcabri@ 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
sasktel.net. Please use the Security Question: Hometown Answer: Cabri 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
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CABRI REGIONAL PARK BOARD MEMBER REQUIRED
April October
The Town of Cabri is currently accepting applications for appointment to S M T
W T F S S M
T W T F S
the Cabri Regional Park Board. It is not necessary to be a resident of the 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
Town of Cabri to be considered for this appointment. This position will begin 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
following the Cabri Regional Park Annual General Meeting in April, 2020. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
You may submit your applications to the Town Office by mail to Town of 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Cabri, Box 200, Cabri, SK S0N0J0 or by e-mail to townofcabri@sasktel.net. 26 27 28 29 30 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
CABRI COMMUNITY GARDEN COMMITTEE UPDATE M ay November
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On December 24th the garden 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
committee accepted a generous 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
donation from Cabri Branch 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Innovation Credit Union. We 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
truly appreciate their support and 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30
graciously thank them. 31
Pictured left to right - Leanne
June December
Cherkowski, Bev Baldwin, Leanne
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White, Elenor Coulter and Sarah
Allin 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
The Cabri Community Garden Committee would like to thank the Cabri 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Pioneer Co-op for their present and past donation of power to the east side 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
of the garden for the Christmas lights. The Light Up The Trees celebration 28 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
donation box amounted to $304.65. Thank you to our awesome community
for their donations. We would also like to thank Mary McGuigan and Karen
Berg for their monetary donations. CABRI CEMETERY COMMITTEE
Our committee would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy The Cabri Cemetery Committee wishes to thank the following
2020 New Year! for their generous donations:
. HALLAM, MCCALLUM AND LONG FAMILIES
This picture was taken at our 2019 Light Up The Trees Celebration. From left
to right - Barry McGuigan, Leanne White, Pat Colpitts, Judy McGuigan, Gayle . KEN AND JUNE MCLACHLIN - In Memory of Enos Mitchell
Jamieson, Wendy Johnson, Elenor Coulter, Marilyn Galecki and Bev Baldwin. . KEN & DENISE KELK
. DONOVAN & CHARLAINE AVIS - In Memory of Enos Mitchell
. DOUG & MICHELLE WEEDON - In Memory of Enos Mitchell
. DEAN & JUDY SCOTT - In Memory of Enos Mitchell
. GLEN & VICKY LINDSTROM - In Memory of Enos Mitchell
If you would like to make a donation to the Cemetery Fund, please
make your cheque payable to ‘Town of Cabri’ at Box 200, Cabri SK,
S0N 0J0, designating the ‘Cemetery Fund’.
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2020
Saskatchewan
Legion Provincial
Curling
ABBEY SK
2020
January 17-19 2020
Saskatchewan
FRIDAY
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Legion Provincial
REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION ANDAND
SOCIAL
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OPENING
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COME WATCH SOME EXCITING CURLING AND CHEEER ON OUR LOCAL MEMBERS!
SATURDAY
COME WATCH SOME EXCITING CURLING AND CHEER
OPENING CEREMONIES
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BANQUET AT ABC CENTRE
CURLING SCHEDULE AND EVENT TIMES TBD
COME WATCH SOME EXCITING CURLING AND CHEEER ON OUR LOCAL MEMBERS!
Abbey Library WE WANT TO HEAR
The Abbey Library would like to thank the community for their
continued support throughout 2019. We had a great year seeing FROM YOU, OUR READERS!
over 1300 patrons !!! Looking forward in 2020 ,we will bring We are always looking for new ways to make our paper the best it can be,
into focus our adult programming and fundraising , to continue
but it’s tricky when all of our committee members have full time jobs and
serving you , our community !!
are not writers themselves! If you have a way with words, we want to hear
We will kick start the year with another round of cowboy poetry. from you. Or, if you know of someone who would like to contribute, send
Storytime will be held every other Wednesday at 6:30 pm for the them our way!
remainder of the school year .
Some examples of articles that would fit right in around here:
ABBEY BRANCH LIBRARY PRESENTS - Are you a gardening wiz? Help people prep for next spring!
COWBOY POETRY - Tell us your story: we want to preserve stories from our older generations!
Featuring Bryce Burnett, Marvin Ausett and Brian - Have a favourite spot in our province for a Staycation?
Anderson at the ABC Centre on Thursday January 23rd at - Local Heroes: has someone gone above and beyond for their neighbour?
7:00pm. Admission will be $5.00 a person. All proceeds go
to the library. - Agriculture advice is always relevant for our audience!
- Have a not-so-secret recipe that always impresses?
Please contact Brandi at the library to reserve your seat:
(306) 689 - 2202 - And more. Pitch us your idea!
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Cabri School News
FROM DEBBIE & KAREN
• Thank you to Karen Smith, Abby Watson, Tera Dahl and Jessica Russell for • This month we say goodbye to Jessica Russell who has been filling in while
organizing another wonderful Elementary Christmas Concert! Thank you to Leanne White is on maternity leave. While we are excited to welcome Mrs.
the Lions Club for donating the wonderful goody bags for Santa to give to all White back to Cabri School, we will miss Miss Russell and we wish her the
the children and for organizing the visit from the man himself! And thank very best in her new teaching position in Hazlet!
you to families, community members and staff members for coming out to
COMING UP IN JANUARY:
support our students!
• Back to school on January 6th
• Thank you to Suzanne Oldhaver for organizing our annual Recycled • Semester one exams for grades 6-12 from January 27th – 30th. We will
Christmas, to all the families and community members who donated items send home information in the new year.
and to Faye Shaw, Bev Baldwin, Sandra Culham, Louise Trembath, Mary • Grades K-12 reports cards will be available to view on the MSS site by
Erickson, Adele Getz, Alanna Pawluck, Denise Andreas, Shelly Luchenski, February 3rd. Parents will get an email notification when they are ready to
Nikki Coburn and Aidan Thomas for wrapping presents or helping students view.
to shop on the shopping day! It is one of our favourite days of the year! • As always, if you have any concerns or celebrations, please give us a call
We hope the families of everyone who participated enjoy their thoughtfully at the school.
chosen gifts under their trees!
We hope you all had a very Merry Christmas, a relaxing holiday and a
• Thank you to our families and community members for continuing to wonderful start to 2020!
generously support our fundraisers. We appreciate it!
WE PLAY FOR CHRISTMAS
The WE Team provided a turkey supper and all the trimmings for the PIE FACE!! We have had boxes set out for the last week collecting money for
Christmas Supper at the Seniors Hall on November 14. This service was a the teacher that most want to see get a pie in the face on December 20!!! Stay
fundraiser for our team to help pay for our trip to Saskatoon. We heard many tuned for the winner!
compliments and always enjoy our time there!!
Looking forward to 2020: We will be working on our WE Volunteer campaign
On December 16 we hosted WE Play 4 Christmas. We played games in the in January and February. The WE Team plans to help out with BINGO at the
gym, had a craft corner in the art room, and decorated cookies in the kitchen. Seniors Hall as well as volunteer at the Cabri Ice Centre.
We also had a few outside sledding!! The money raised from this fundraiser
will go to the Swift Current Woman’s Shelter. We had so much fun thank you - The WE Team: Kaydra, Tristyn, Alyssa, Lene, Aaliyah, Kiera, Kate, Jessie,
to everyone who participated in this event!! Kaylee, Ambrys, Brynn, Hayley, Sienna, Karli, and Macy.
Miss Telke and Mrs. Watson
RECYCLED CHRISTMAS
Cabri School once again had a successful Recycled Christmas. It is so
wonderful to see how excited the students are to shop for their families on
their own. Thank you to all who donated items, especially those who went the
extra mile to find gifts for dads. We are grateful to the volunteers who give
up their time to ensure that every gift is wrapped. They always do a great job!
This year we raised $180 to donate to the Salvation Army Kettle Campaign.
- Suzanne Oldhaver, Cabri School Librarian
sunset ventures
Custom Fertilizer spreading
JOHN DEERE 9470R WITH NEW LEADER 4560 G4 EDGE SPREADER
$6.50/AC LESS THAN 100LBS/AC
$7.00/AC GREATER THAN 100LBS/AC
LEGION POEM, POSTER
& ESSAY WINNERS
KEATON: 306.750.1114
RECYCLED CHRISTMAS RILEY: 306.774.3903
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Cabri Hall Board Report
Once again, the Hall is in need of major repair. The roof covering is leaking
and several different attempts at solving this issue have been unsuccessful.
After considering a few options we have decided to remove the tin and existing
shingles underneath and re-shingle the roof. We are hoping to complete this
project with a $40,000 budget. A very generous donation from the Cabri &
District Lions Club (in the amount of $25,000.00) and financial support from
the Town have made it possible to move ahead with this project. We are so
grateful for their support of our Hall. We will be issuing a tender for the work
and hope it can begin before too long.
Our sincere thanks to the following businesses and organizations that have
supported our hall, in a variety of ways, during the year: Cabri & District
BIG
Lions Club, Royal Canadian Legion , Cabri Branch, Reynolds Electric, Cabri
HOCKEY HOCKEY
Hotel, Pioneer Co-op, Innovation Credit Union, Heron Services Ltd, Pics Place,
Bono Holdings, Limelite Promotions, House of Heart, Nip Nap’s Carpentry,
and Cabri Agencies. We also thank the many individuals who have made
LITTLE
TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT
donations. Financial contributions can be made at the Town Office and a tax
receipt will be issued. Wishing everyone all the best in the New Year!
REPAIRS TO CABRI LEGION COMMUNITY
HALL ROOF BY TENDER
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 16 AT THE CABRI ICE CENTRE
1. The Cabri Hall Board tenders the roof repair of the property known Sign up as a big+ little team
as the Cabri Legion Community Hall located at 103-1st St. S, Cabri,
or sign up as an individual and you will be put on a team accordingly!
Sask.
2. The project includes the removal and disposal of current roof $20/player entry fee
coverings (tin with shingles underneath- disposal site available
Deadline to register is january 26
locally) and replacement with asphalt shingles.
3. Tenders must be submitted to Town of Cabri, 202 Centre Street, PO sign up sheet is at the rink, or contact shayla for more info
Box 200, Cabri Sask. S0N 0J0 and received no later than 4:00 p.m. local
time, Thursday January 30, 2020. All proceeds will go toward Nixin's memorial fund for
future projects at the ice centre
4. Highest or any bid not necessarily accepted.
5. For further information or to view the site please contact:
Ken Heron – 306-587-7570 or Dean Scott – 306-587-2663.
Submitted this 23rd day of December, 2019
CABRI HALL BOARD
ADVE RTI SE IN THIS SPOT
Reach 1600 + households in the Little Learners is open 7:30 - 5:30 with the option of
Great Sandhills region and beyond extended hours. I have my ECE II, Youth Care Diploma,
for just $60 / MONTH First Aid / CPR and Food Safe. I maintain low numbers
for individual attention. If you would like to book a
tour or more information please contact
JORDAN HORST
jhorst09@gmail.com
(306) 587 - 7886
Our Bottle Drive fundraiser is still going on! If you
have any bottles or cans you would like to donate I
All your home, farm, and office would be happy to accept them!
electrical with one call Thank you so much for all of your support, so far Little Learners
Serving Highway 32 and area has raised $1000. With your donations I have been able to make
improvements and additions to my day home space. These purchases
help to improve the quality of care I offer as well as provide
the children with items to enhance gross motor and fine motor
call colton mitchell (306) 587-7896 development.
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Stewart (Mac)
LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER: RM OF CLINTWORTH, NO 230, SK
PARCEL #1 PARCEL #2
Deeded Farm Land:
NW 34-19-22-W3 (90.34 acres)
Deeded Pasture Land:
SE 21-20-23-W3 (160.27 acres)
Garrett
NE 3-20-22-W3 (160.7 acres) Provincial Lease Pasture Land: GARRETT - Stewart MacDougall (Mac)
SW 3-20 22-W3 (160.91 acres) N ½ & SW 21-20-23-W3 (480.84 acres) of Pennant, SK passed away Friday
SE 3-20-22-W3 (160.74 acres) Section 27-20-23-W3 (642.63 acres) November 8th, 2019 at Cypress Regional
Bids will be accepted on Section 28-20-23-W3 (640.93 acres) Hospital at the age of 79 years. Celebration
entire package or on individual Section 29-20-23-W3 (640.50 acres) of Life Ceremony was held November 15,
parcels. 2019 at 2 pm at the Pennant Memorial
Hall. He is survived by his 4 children
Tenders will be received by the lawyer noted below up to but not after Sandra (Lyle), Maryanne (Jim), Corey
12:00 o’clock noon on Wednesday January 29th, 2020. (Deanna) and Dean (Leah), 15 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, 3
sister-in-laws, Joyce, Fran and Gerry (Gord) and one brother-in-law, Kevin
Submit bids together with a certified cheque for 3% of the bid value. (Marlene) and numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his
loving wife Shirley, parents Howard & Christina, brothers and sister-in-
The closing and possession date shall be April 17th, 2020 for parcel #1 laws Bill (Mabel), Bob (Betty), Harold, Jack, Dick (Janice) and Don. Also
and February 27th, 2020 for Parcel #2. Property tax’s will be adjusted predeceased by his best friend Randy Valentine.
as at closing date. The balance of the purchase price to be paid by
solicitors trust cheque or certified funds to Nychuk & Company Mac was born April 11, 1940 at Cabri, SK. He grew up on the busy family
Barristers and Solicitors on or before closing dates. farm in Pennant and attended both Grampian and Pennant Schools. He
left school and worked at various jobs until he found his true calling –
Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Bidders will not farming. He married Shirley Hursh on September 6, 1963. Together they
be called for an auction following submission of the bids. Bidders farmed, ranched and raised a family. Through the years they subsidized
in the proximity of the highest bids may be contacted for further the farm with many ventures. Garrett Abattoirs and KP Outfitting being
opportunities to increase bids. The corporation, JMA Enterprises Ltd. the longest and most bountiful. They met many friends and helped many
reserves the right to reject and/or not accept any and all tenders. No neighbors. Many a happy hour was spent reminiscing in his big chair with
tenders shall be accepted which are subject to financing. Tender price his drink of rum in his hand. He lost the love of his life in 2007.
shall exclude GST and all buyers shall be responsible for GST. Failure
Mac stepped back from the farm and let his sons take more responsibility,
by the accepted Tender to complete the purchase shall result in forfeit
but always remained in the action. “Chief” was the affectionate nickname
of deposit to seller.
bestowed upon him by the family! In 2015 he lost his best friend and
Bidders will not be called together following submission of bids comrade Randy Valentine. These losses and his failing health took a toll
Viewing can be done through public access roads. Persons submitting and in January of 2019 the family moved Mac into Senior Housing in Cabri.
a tender must rely on their own research and inspection of the With continuing failing health he was moved to the Prairie Health Centre
property to confirm condition, other particulars and acreage as no in August. Special thanks to the staff there for all their loving care Mac
representations as to quality or fitness of the lands are being made by received during his stay. Mac passed away quickly on November 8 with
the seller. Purchaser to be responsible for all land title transfer fees family members by his side.
and registration of transfer. Donations in Mac’s memory can be made to The Pennant Happy Gang,
Box 127, Pennant SK S0N 1X0.
This sale is subject to a right of first refusal of the present renter and
therefore the seller must honour the tenant’s right to first to match
the offer received. If the tenants match the sale price, the seller is
obligated to sell the tenant and in this event, the seller will return all THE FAMILY OF STEWART (MAC) GARRETT WOULD
monies to the offerors and no contract for sale of the lands shall form LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING:
between the offeror and seller. - Prairie Health Care Centre for your amazing care of Dad. You all
made it feel like his home and he enjoyed all of you.
Forward bids to - Nychuk & Company Barristers and Solicitors.
2255 Albert Street, Regina SK, S4P 2V5 In a sealed envelope marked - Reverend Chris Dowdeswell and Deacon David Hagel for your
“Private and confidential. File No.16368.001 C/O Kevin Mellor” kind and supporting prayers.
RM OF CLINTWORTH NO. 230, SK
- Pennant Community Club for all your work of setting up the
chairs, tables, sound system as well as organizing and serving lunch.
- Pennant Hutterian Brethren for your lovely singing, the
wonderful buns and your great friendship with Dad over the years.
- The ushers; Corey Baldwin, Hugh Williams, Dwayne Lange and
Justin Duncan.
- And to the many friends, neighbours and family who traveled,
brought food, the donations, cards, and for the many kind words
and memories shared.
Thanks to all from Sandy, Maryanne, Corey and Dean
and all our families
Cabri Agencies
May the dawn of this New Year,
Bring new joys for you ... May your new year be blessed
with peace, prosperity and happiness too!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Local Couple Take Part in a
Gary Horvey Patient-Oriented Research Project
HORVEY - Gary Wayne passed away in the
Cypress Regional Hospital on November 23, BY NOE LLE ROH ATI N K SY
2019 at the age of 64. He was predeceased
Cabri residents Kendall and Mike Wicks have been active participants and
by his parents, Gordon and Joan Horvey,
advocates for Crohn’s and Colitis Canada for nearly a decade. Mike was
and his brother, Wesley Horvey as well as
diagnosed with Crohn’s and Colitis when he was 19 years old and spent
his mother-in-law Eleanor Wotherspoon.
many years battling the disease and navigating a path of surgeries and
Gary is survived by his wife Debbie Horvey;
medications to get him where he is today. Kendall, along with a team of
daughters Jill (Neil) Booth, and Karla (Kyle)
local volunteers, hosted a major fundraiser in Cabri 3 years in a row (The
Horvey; sons Darren (Nikki), and Duane
(Kristin) Horvey; brothers Russel (Cheryl), Gutsy Walk), and their family continues to participate in the annual walk
Bert, and Lyndon (Brenda) Horvey; sister Kathy (Kevin) Marshall; sister in Swift Current where they are often top pledge earners in the south west.
in law Audra Horvey; grandchildren Aubrielle, Kaydence, and Nikko; Because of this participation, Crohn’s and Colitis Canada reached out to
father-in-law Davie Wotherspoon, brother-in-law Darrell (Donna) them and connected them with a research group out of the University of
Wotherspoon, sisters-in-law Maureen (Colin) Wotherspoon and Janice Saskatchewan.
(Rich) Bissonnette as well as numerous nieces and nephews and cousins.
When the opportunity to participate as patient and family advisors in a
He was born on September 23, 1955 in Cabri, Saskatchewan and lived research project looking at IBD in rural Saskatchewan came up, they readily
his whole life on the Horvey farm in the Cabri/Pennant area. Gary served volunteered. Patient-oriented research is conducted in partnership with
his community in many different ways over the years. He previously patients, families, and caregivers to answer research questions that are a
volunteered for the Cabri Credit Union board, Cabri School board, the priority for patients and their families to improve health care. The study
Matador community pasture committee, the Cabri Regional Park board, that Kendall and Mike are involved with examines healthcare use and access
Miry Creek Irrigation Association, and the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool to care for patients living with IBD in rural Saskatchewan. This study is very
Committee. He was most recently acting as the Chairman of the Scandia important to the Wicks family, as they have faced many complications and
Lutheran Church board as well as a board member of the Southwest barriers to care simply as a result of living in a rural community. The health
Lutheran Parish and the Cabri Housing Authority Committee. As a care system often doesn’t take into account the challenges faced by those
youth, Gary participated in the Cantuar 4H club and helped the family
in rural and remote areas when it comes to quality care. Mike and Kendall
show Galloway cattle across Western Canada. He was also a part of the
didn’t hesitate to get involved.
Cabri Brass band, playing the trombone. Gary enjoyed spending time
with his family; playing with his grandchildren, telling jokes, and taking
This study is currently looking for patients with IBD who are living in rural
silly pictures. Gary has worked hard on the farm his whole life and was
areas in Saskatchewan (populations less than 15,000) to be interviewed. If
proud of his ability to maintain a herd of Galloway cattle and work the
individuals are interested in participating in the research project mentioned
land. Farming was in his blood.
above, please contact Kendall or Mike Wicks (mkbwicks@gmail.com) or
The funeral service was held on November 30, 2019 at the Cabri Noelle Rohatinsky (researcher) at noelle.rohatinsky@usask.ca.
Community Hall with Pastor Greg Kiel officiating. The family would
appreciate memorial donations to go to Scandia Lutheran Church in More recently, Kendall has been recruited to participate in another potential
Cabri, Saskatchewan. For further information or to sign the family book of project that focuses on the mental and physical health effects of being a
condolence, visit www.parksidefuneralhome.com. Arrangements are in care caregiver for people living with IBD. This will be a national research study
of Parkside Memorial Funeral Home – Ryan Cappelle & Hayden Cappelle. which is in its very beginning stages.
A NOTE OF GRATITUDE FROM THE CARLETON FAMILY Thank You
So many thank you’s to so many kind, compassionate and generous TO THE BONOGOFSKI FAMILY,
people. The support we have felt over the past several weeks has
Thank you for “The Christmas Spirit” you share with the community.
truly helped us along our journey through this grieving process.
The work you go to hanging the millions of lights and all the other
Thank you for the visits, the food, flowers, cards and the generous decorating you do in your yard so all of us can come out and enjoy
donations made in Bruce’s memory. He enjoyed the many hours them. The Prairie Health Care Center would also like to thank you
spent at the Ice Center and knew what an important facility it is for having Santa, Mrs. Claus and your 2 elves Gabriella & Dominic
to our community. on hand to greet the Handi bus when it came to your yard. Thank
you for the gifts as well as the molasses cookies. Everything was
Many thanks as well for the cards and expressions of sympathy really special! You guys are one in a million!
in the passing of our Mom/Grandma. She was our rock for many
years and will be missed. SUBMITTED BY COLLEEN WALLIS
With much appreciation,
Colleen
Garritt & Allison, Lillian and Madison
Kristy & Joe
LEAGUE OF WOLVES LIVE AT THE BETHANY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 7 TH
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The festive lights and fireworks at Bono’s
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