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BASEBALL
57’s hit their stride
What a difference a week can make
for the Swift Current 57’s in the West-
ern Major Baseball League. One week
after losing five straight games, the 57’s
won all five of their games to move into
third spot in the Eastern Division.
Wednesday, Ethan Hunter capped a
four-hit evening with a walk-off single
in the bottom of the 12th inning to lead
the 57’s to a 5-4 comeback victory over
the visiting Moose Jaw Miller Express.
Hunter singled home Myles Miller
with two outs in the 12th inning to lead
the 57’s to their second straight win
after they trailed 4-0.
Moose Jaw had scored three runs in
the first inning and added another in
the sixth inning.
Bo McClintock got the 57’s on the
board with a solo blast in the bottom of
the sixth as he passed teammate Blake
Adams for the single season record
with 13 home runs in 33 games played.
The 57’s were able to cut into the
lead in the sixth when Jered Binsfield
doubled home Hunter. The 57’s tied the
game in the bottom of the ninth when
Jerad Dokey singled home Hunter and
Anthony Stewart but the potential win-
ning run was caught trying to score.
The 57’s used six pitchers to get the
win. Evan Pontley had a rough first in-
ning but settled in to pitch six innings,
allowing four hits, two walks and four
runs while striking out three.
Aaron Pugh, Isiah Campa, Spencer
Koelewyn, Nick Hooper, and Tommy
Steier combined to keep the Miller
Express off the board for the final six
innings. Steier got the win with a score-
less 12th inning.
Thursday, the 57’s scored nine runs
on nine hits and got six shutout innings
from Joey Machado in a 9-0 win over
the visiting Regina Red Sox.
Machado limited the slumping Red
Sox to three hits and two walks with six
strikeouts over six innings. Pugh and
Keil Krumwiede added scoreless relief
appearances.
The 57’s did most of their damage
STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER during a pair of four-run innings as they
Ruben Rodriquez (top) had an eventful debut with the Swift Current 57’s on July 12, including an awkward finished with nine hits and five walks,
collision at second base with Regina’s Wesley Moss on a stolen base attempt. The El Paso, Texas product supplemented by three wild pitches
hit .583 in his first three games with the 57’s as they continued a five-game winning streak in the WMBL. and two Regina errors.
Continued on page 23
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Proctor attempting to outrun rare diseases
STEVEN MAH school. him and along his travels he is said they were mainly proud of
SOUTHWEST BOOSTER When Dave Proctor arrived in going to stop at Staples across their son’s efforts.
Swift Current on Thursday at 1 Canada,” she explained. The journey had been in the
Dave Proctor passed through p.m. he had already traveled al- Lea said that this was a cause works for over a year.
Swift Current last Thursday most 46 miles that day. that Staples was happy support. “Oh my gosh!” was Randy’s
as he attempts to run across “The beginning was a big “Anytime we can step in and initial reaction when informed
Canada in 66 days. His journey struggle,” admitted Proctor dur- support a cause and really put of the cross-country run. “He’s
began on June 27 in Victoria and ing a brief stop. “I would say the ourselves out there I think it’s always surprising us.”
he hopes to maintain a Guin- first six or seven days were the important… Staples is very “The only thing he needs is
ness World Record pace with a hardest. I was dealing with a lot family oriented and Dave Proc- support. If they can donate or
108 kilometre daily average. of the body issues with tendin- tor is very family oriented, so it volunteer some time and do the
contact us But Proctor’s efforts are about itis’s and sleep deprivation… I hits close to home because it is little tiny things. If everybody
much more than kilometres was able to get over that hump one of his children that has a would do a little tiny thing for
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• 30 4th Avenue NW Foundation and to raise $1 mil- of a groove and find what’s most one supporter of Special Olym- There are more than 7,000
Swift Current, SK, S9H 0T5 lion to aide in research efforts important. Now I am in a bit of a pics. “I love Special Olympics,” diagnosed rare diseases and
and help families with a rare groove, so I am clicking off 105’s said Lea. “So being able to hop many more that go undiag-
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advertising sales for Proctor, whose son Sam going very well right now.” citing for us. I was excited to do in their lifetime.
has a very rare genetic disease Amanda Lea, General Man- something different within the “People aren’t aware that one
Kara Stephanson, called Relapsing Encephalop- ager of Staples in Swift Current, Swift Current Mall with Staples in 12 Canadians are affected.
athy with Cerebellar Ataxia. organized a trade show at the here. I had a lot of very excited We certainly weren’t until we
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RECA. It causes a lack of bal- “Staples is one of his main small business, which is what some much bigger than most
Melissa Richardson, sales, ance and co-ordination. It also sponsors. We did all the shirts, Staples is about.” people are aware of. This is
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mrichardson@swbooster.com he has to use a walker to go to We’re just a big supporter of Randy Proctor were in Swift Disease Foundation needs that
Current on Wednesday selling funding, they need to do that
Jerry Butterworth, sales, shirts and hats and spreading research. This is an important
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THANK YOU
The Neville Branch #328 of
The Royal Canadian Legion
would like to thank all of
the people, businesses, municipalities and
Funded by the Government of Canada
organizations that contributed in any way to the
building of our Cenotaph. Not only did you help us
make a dream become reality, but we now have a
STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER
Dave Proctor (left), accompanied by Swift Current’s Kevin Folk, passed beautiful Cenotaph that everyone can be proud of.
through Swift Current during a cross country run in an effort to raise AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN, AND IN
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Dash dances way to Los Angeles Calgary.
Dash said she has been dancing since
the age of four, and enjoys ballet, jazz,
dancing, and change my perspective of
it. Being a professional and the ways
that they do it. It’ll just change every-
Brianna Dash, a student at The Dance scholarship during a dance competi- lyrical and musical theatre. thing.”
Studio, is in the midst of a busy summer tion earlier in the year. “I like it because there is always room Miss Melissa Wallace, Director and
of dance. While in Los Angeles the course to improve,” she said of her involve- Instructor at The Dance Studio, was ex-
While The Dance Studio held their participants will enjoy private group ment in dance. cited for Dash’s chance to dance in Los
year end recital back on June 2, the classes in jazz, hip hop, contempor- She spends four to five hours practi- Angeles.
young dance enthusiast is busy pursu- ary, salsa and other styles. They will cing ballet per week, and also takes solo “It happened because she works very
ing a pair of summer dance opportun- also produce a music video, providing tutoring. She was hoping the dance op- hard. Her technique and the perform-
ities. further insights into the life of a profes- portunity in Los Angeles would further ance all came together, so she’s getting
She is currently is Los Angeles partici- sional dancer. fuel her love of dancing. recognized and rewarded for all the
pating in the Be Discovered: Summer in During the dance year Dash was also “I think it’ll really change my style of hours that she puts in,” Wallace said.
LA Super Star Intensive from July 16 to awarded with a Most Promising Solo
23. She pursued the opportunity to take age 14-15 years, along with scholarship
part in this dance class after earning a for To The Pointe summer intensive in
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Eastend Arts Council
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Wallace Stegner House
Editor:
On March 2nd the Wallace Stegner House, artists’ retreat in
Eastend sustained serious water damage as a result of frozen
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Focus on resilience in turbulent times, FCC chief economist advises
FCC businesses can quickly adjust long-term objectives and think Gervais said the Canadian ent and most Canadian farms
Canadian producers need to to a dynamic operating environ- about the integration of the crop, agriculture and agri-food sec- continue to be in a very good
focus on building resilience into ment that could last the rest of marketing and financial plans tor has already proven resili- financial position.
their business to maintain or the year,” he said. “We’re likely to
grow their operations in turbu-
lent times, according to Farm
Credit Canada (FCC) chief agri-
see some fast-changing circum-
stances, including those that are
both beneficial or potentially
Greyhound cut a bad case of STC déjà vu
cultural economist. risky to their operations.” STOP THE CUTS SK ewan after Wall’s austerity budget, likes to remind
“Trade tensions make head- During the first six months Déjà vu. the public, “In cases like Saskatchewan where
lines and are on top of mind for of 2018, a lower Canadian dol- Since Greyhound announced it was closing oper- roughly one in three persons is rural, the subsidy
many producers, but it is the lar helped boost farm revenues, ations in Western Canada effective the end of Octo- to STC according to its own business plan was only
resulting movements in interest offsetting increases to interest ber, several small companies jumped in to say they’d 49 percent of its expenses (considerably less than
rates, the value of the Canadian rates, fuel and fertilizer prices. take over routes. This is similar to what happened the 72 per cent provided to the City of Regina or 64
dollar and commodity prices But the Canadian economy relies in Saskatchewan when the government shuttered per cent to the City of Saskatoon).” In its last year of
that make up the outlooks for on the strength of export sectors. the Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC). operation, the province-wide bus service cost only
various sectors of Canada’s farm Trade tensions, currently push- Encouraged by the SaskParty government’s rhetoric $10 per Saskatchewan citizen. For rural and remote
economy,” said J.P. Gervais, in ing the Canadian dollar lower, about the capacity of the market to provide neces- residents, STC was the equivalent of urban transit
launching the latest series of could continue to pressure the sary services once the publicly-subsidized Crown in that it allowed people to access health care and
outlooks for the agriculture and loonie below the $0.78 projected Corporation was out of the way, 10 companies vied social services, visit family and friends, escape do-
agri-food sector. 2018 average and may limit fu- for the former STC routes. One year later, only two mestic violence, and pursue education and liveli-
Previous years of record- ture interest rate hikes in 2018. of those companies remain and most of the routes hoods. The federal government already provides
high production boosted global Interest rates are expected to have no common carrier passenger service. subsidies for urban public transportation systems.
stocks of many agriculture com- increase in the latter half of 2018, This now risks being the fate of other places in Why should people living in rural and remote loca-
modities and helped to lower while the dollar, fuel and fertilizer Western Canada. We know that the private sector tions of this country be exempt from the same?
commodity prices. Yet global costs are expected to stabilize. will only ‘step up’ when there’s ready money to be Saskatchewan provided a model for Canada with
consumption continued to trend With the ever-changing eco- made. That means ‘cherry-picking’ the few profit- STC. It was safe, affordable, and accessible. Pas-
upward and stocks started to nomic environment, volatile able routes. In Saskatchewan, many people have sengers with disabilities could travel throughout
fall. Now trade tensions are dis- commodity markets and shifting been left unable to leave their home communities. the province. Workers were unionized. People in
rupting commodity markets. trade patterns, Gervais offers the In many cases, these are the people who are least need were provided with medical passes for $69 per
“Change is constant in this in- following tips to build resilience: able to find transportation elsewhere: seniors, stu- month. Sure, some changes were required, but if
dustry, so producers need to be Risk management – develop dents, the economically disadvantaged and the the federal, provincial and municipal governments
in a position to take advantage of scenarios to determine your ex- physically disabled. Yet Canada considers access of Canada want to truly develop a model to replace
opportunities and address chal- posure to unfavourable financial to safe, dignified transportation a human right, and Greyhound maybe it’s time for a national, subsid-
lenges as they arise,” Gervais said. trends (sudden rise in interest one that affects people’s ability to participate fully ized transportation system that unites the country.
One reason for optimism in this rates) or weather events in the societies in which they live. Being so import- Perhaps a version of that model actually existed in
uncertain environment is that all Execution – update your ant to people’s lives, the necessity for widespread STC.
sectors of Canadian agriculture marketing plan to reflect the public transportation should be taken much more The website STC Stories has personal accounts
face sound fundamentals: con- changing environment and re- seriously. As a public safety, personal autonomy, of the struggles facing Saskatchewan citizens, com-
sumer food demand at home and sulting volatility and build crop and accessibility issue, it should be delivered, man- munities, and businesses in the wake of the govern-
abroad is still very robust. plans to match emerging food aged, and subsidized (when necessary) by the public ment’s unexpected and ill-considered wind-down of
“Being resilient means Can- preference trends sector. STC. It can be found at https://stcstories.wordpress.
adian agriculture and agri-food Strategy – keep an eye on your As Save STC, a group that formed in Saskatch- com/
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having a blast! Come join
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Theme: Career Monday games, stories, and more!
Week/Special Guest: Mellow Monday at It’s free, fun, and for
EMS, RCMP and the the Center everyone! We are doing
Fire Department lots of exciting things such
1- 31
Tuesday as a special visit from the
Free program with
July
Out on the town – EMS on Thursday July 26th
games, crafts and
park visit for When I Grow Up Week!
physical activity
Ages: 6-11 Wednesday Free program for families
DAILY Cooking Day –
ENTER hance
Monday – Friday* to connect and play
9:00am-12:00pm at Breakfast 4 Lunch
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1:30pm-4:30pm at adult)
ACT, Saulteux and Friday Monday – Thursday
Elec Riverside Parks
*except on Special
Goat Yoga at the
Grotto Gardens
10:00am-11:30am at
Kinsmen Park
(Bell St and 15th Ave NE)
Event Fridays Free program for youths
or at the
(July 20 and August to hang out, participate
in games, field trips, Lt. Colonel Clifton Centre
10) this program will
sports, crafts, cooking (6th Ave NE)
not have an alternate
and more in case of wet weather
location in case of wet
weather
Ages: Grades 6-9 with support from:
children going into
All leaders are Grade 6 are also
eligible)
SafePlaces –
Draw July 31st at 8pm Youth Certified
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Do not have to be present to win 55 1st Ave. NE.
Fridays
Collect the letters B-I-K-E for bonus entries. 11:30am-4:30pm field
trip days (sign ups
required and bring own
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CITY OF SWIFT CURRENT
Public Notice is hereby given that the Council for the City of Swift Current,
pursuant to Section 207 of The Planning and Development Act, 2007, intends to
pass a bylaw to amend Zoning Bylaw No. 24 – 2014 by:
• adding a new district DC2-C1 – Direct Control District for Central
Downtown District, amending the M1 – Light Industrial and M2 -
Heavy Industrial Districts, including consequential textual amendments
throughout; and
• rezoning the area as shown on the map from DC-C1 – Direct Control
Central Commercial District, from DC-T1 - Direct Control Transitional
District, and from R3 – High Density Multi-Unit Dwelling Residential
District, and adjustments to correct adjacent district boundaries as
needed.
Board Member Needed!
The proposed site is shown on the map included in this advertisement.
Public Library Board
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE ZONING MAP The City of Swift Current currently has vacancies on the Public Library Board. We are
ZONING BYLAW NO. 24-2014 looking for individuals to sit on the Public Library Board AND willing to sit on the Executive
AREAS TO BE REZONED TO Chinook Regional Library Board. We need individuals with ideas, skills, leadership and
DC2-C1 - DIRECT CONTROL CENTRAL DOWNTOWN DISTRICT energy to participate and share knowledge. If you are a Canadian Citizen, 18 or older
and a full-time resident of Swift Current, the time is right to get involved.
Sidney Street W Sidney Street E
The Board shall act as liaison between the City and the Regional Library Board and
between the City and the local Library by bringing the needs of the community to the
attention of the Regional Library Board and to the regional and local librarians.
If you are interested in serving on this Board, an application form and additional
Herbert Street W Herbert Street E
information can be obtained on the City’s website at www.swiftcurrent.ca. The deadline
to apply is July 25, 2018. Candidates will be appointed by City Council and will be
notified sometime in August, 2018.
For additional information regarding this Board please contact Lee Ann
Chaplin Street W Chaplin Street E Thibodeau-Hodgson, City Clerk, by calling 306 778-2768 or by email at
l.thibodeau@swiftcurrent.ca
Cheadle Street W Cheadle Street E
4th Avenue NW
3rd Avenue NW
1st Avenue NW
2nd Avenue NW
3rd Avenue NE
2nd Avenue NE
4th Avenue NE
Central Avenue
1st Avenue NE
North Railway
Street W
North Railway Street E
PROPOSED AREAS TO BE REZONED:
25th Annual Fall/Winter
FROM DC-C1 - DIRECT CONTROL CENTRAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT,
FROM DC-T1 - DIRECT CONTROL TRANSITIONAL DISTRICT, and
FROM R3 - HIGH DENSITY MULTI-UNIT DWELLING RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT,
and ADJUSTMENTS TO CORRECT ADJACENT DISTRICT BOUNDARIES
Further information regarding these amendment may be obtained from the
Planning and Growth Development Department at City Hall.
Written or oral submissions respecting this bylaw will be considered at a regular Stockade,, Kinetic Park
Council meeting on the 27th day of August, 2018, in the City Hall Council
Chambers at 6:30 p.m. A Public Hearing will be held at this meeting to hear
presentations in support of or opposed to the proposed amendments. Please If your community group or organization would like to participate, please
contact the City Clerk’s office at City Hall to determine the procedure for making contact Community Services at 306-778-2787 or email
a presentation. communityservices@swiftcurrent.ca by Monday, August 6th 4:30pm
Issued at Swift Current this 19th day of July, 2018. For further information, please contact Community Services at 306-778-2787, check out
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SOUTHWEST
SASKATCHEWAN
UPCOMING EVENTS
July 2018 August 2018
MAPLE CREEK –
CANADA’S GREATEST WESTERN TOWN July 4- August 3-5
In 2014, Horse Western Horse Review created an Lodge, a modern 3-storey hotel, the Willowbend
online contest to discover which town or city in Motel and the Willowbend Campground and August 19 Herbert
Canada would win out“Canada’s Greatest Western Cabins, home to many a family reunions, and Shakespeare Stampede
Town.” Battling it out for the prized moniker were Ghostown Blues Bed and Breakfast, arguably
on the Herbert
Maple Creek, Calgary, Okotoks, Pincher Creek, the most unique bed and breakfast in all of
Nanton and more….but in the end, there could be Saskatchewan, and one that integrates well with Saskatchewan
only one…and it was Maple Creek! the Town’s western heritage. Saskatoon August 3-5
Look up the term “Cowtown” in an urban dictionary The town is also becoming known for its live Frenchman
and you’ll see Calgary identified, but as the first music events within the Blues portion of River Gospel
place in Canada where cows were loaded onto Ghostown Blues, the Broken Spoke Fine Art July 5-7
Jam
rail cars to be taken to market, it’s really the Old Gallery, and the Jasper Lounge and Events Moose Jaw
Cowtown of Maple Creek that’s deserving of that Centre, all acting as concert venues, for travelling Shaunavon
honour. A place where that old west past, is still musicians down the highway. As a tourism Sidewalk
present and incorporated in everything the town destination, they are also starting to feature Days Festival
does. a number of tourism products of their own Moose Jaw August
including their popular Cowtown Culinary Tours
From their signage, to their garbage cans, to the that feature a historic walking tour of the town
15-19
residents themselves, Maple Creek is truly a place as with stops along the way to enjoy some culinary Fossil Fever
their slogan says, “Where Past is Present.” delights. They are also hosting a new Cemetery
July 7 featuring
Tour and Strawberry Tea event at the end of July, 4th Annual
Welcoming its first settlers, who came with the Badlands Blast
railway in 1882, the settlement near Maple Creek which will take a closer look at some of the Town’s Jam Berry East Block
more famous past residents.
really began to grow when Fort Walsh was shut Festival Grasslands
down just one year later, and the barracks of the With all that is happening in this growing little
North West Mounted Police were relocated from Kincaid National Park
town, what keeps people coming back over and
the Fort to the settlement. With the members of over, are the fun and active festivals and events
the NWMP, who wanted to be closer to the railway, they host each year, drawing in thousands of
came the peripheral populations that had lived near visitors from across the province and indeed,
July 8 September
the Fort, and as more and more settlers gravitated the world. Events that include their annual Museum 2018
to the settlement, it eventually grew to the size of a
town in 1903 when it was incorporated.
CCA Rodeo, their Heritage Festival, Cowtown Show Day
Showdown, a Taste of Maple Creek, Cowboy
Poetry, Cowtown Christmas, and their annual Ogema
With the establishment of the Cypress Hills Park
Battle of Little Big Puck hockey event held each
September
in the late 1930’s, for a short while, Maple Creek
was only known as the town that you travelled February, which pits local rancher cowboys versus 8-9
through, rather than a place you stopped and members of the Nekaneet First Nation, each July 19-22 Threshing Bee
dressed in their signature regalia.
stayed, but with the implementation of their Saskatchewan Sukanen Ship
Mainstreet Program, their national award winning For the Town of Maple Creek, western culture isn’t Festival of
Communities in Bloom Program, and their active Pioneer
just a branding exercise. For this little town on
involvement in the Cypress Hills Destination Area the prairie, it’s also a way of life. Said one visitor
Words Moose Village &
and Maple Creek Chamber, today the Town of Maple walking down Jasper Street, who saw a local Jaw Museum
Creek has become a tourism destination all of its
own. Known for its culinary offerings with The Shop
rancher walking, cowboy hat on, boots shined, Moose Jaw
and neck rag tied “Is that a costumed interpreter,
Bakery & Deli, the Rockin Horse, and the Star Café dressed up to look like a cowboy?” – No Ma’am… July 27-29
(named one of Canada’s Top 10 Highway Hotspots
by the Food Network of Canada), as well as the
that is a cowboy, because you’re in Canada’s
Greatest Western Town.
Gateway September 8
nearby Grotto Gardens, it is also becoming known Festival Cypress Hills
for its accommodations including the Cobble Creek Bengough Wish Ride
Historic
July 28-29 Reesor Ranch
Grasslander
Pioneer Co-op Classic September
TIRE SHOP West Block 20-23
Where you’re Grasslands Goose Festival
treated like Family
National Park Kindersley
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Western Canada Summer Games test event proves invaluable
STEVEN MAH having this event the year be- Swift Current’s Griffin Dun- going. The first one, I just went Griffin Duncalfe, who said that
SOUTHWEST BOOSTER fore the Games so we can work calfe, 14, placed first the 1,500 loose, felt good I guess.” he would like to continue swim-
out these kinks. That’s why we Metres in his age group and was The veteran Barracudas ming open water events.
Both swimmers and event or- wanted to it.” second overall amongst male swimmer was attempting his “Yeah I would like to. Prob-
ganizers alike came away from The athletes adapted early in swimmers. first open water competition, ably not like 3K’s, because that’s
the South Saskatchewan Open the event after the male swim- “The last 500 was tough be- but was keeping an open mind tough. 1,500s I like, they’re fun.”
Water Classic with some les- mers encountered strong winds cause the waves kept going over heading into the event. The event was an enormous
sons learned on Sunday. The and veered off course in the first top of me,” he explained. “But “I just wanted to have fun I volunteer undertaking, includ-
test event for the 2019 Western leg of the opening race. The fe- the second 500, it was alright be- guess. I wanted to finish, so I ing WCSG personnel, boats and
Canada Summer Games was male swimmers made the ad- cause the waves were pushing went loose the first kilometer staff from the RCMP, Conserva-
held at the Saskatchewan Land- justment from the starting line me down, but I couldn’t really and then I gave it everything I tion Officers and Saskatchewan
ing Provincial Park Main Beach, in the ensuing race. see the buoy. So that was tough, had my last 500.” Environment, and the City of
the first open water event of its “You have to keep in mind I didn’t really know where I was “It was fun, I liked it,” added Swift Current Fire Department.
kind in Saskatchewan in over 25 that the majority of these swim-
years. mers are between the age of
“The wind was more than we 12-14 and none of them have
wanted,” said Ken Duncalfe, ever done open water before,
event coordinator for the Swift never,” noted Duncalfe. “This
Current Barracudas Swim Club. is their first time doing it. An
“But I got thinking about it and event like this hasn’t happened
I would rather have the wind in their lifetimes, so this is all
today and we learned how to new to them. I seen a lot of kids
deal with it. We learned for coming in, they were smiling. I
next year. If it was calm today love that. This was a huge suc-
and everything went simple we cess in my eyes. We’re not done
wouldn’t have learned as much yet, but this has been a huge
right. With these conditions we success.”
were able to learn a lot. We are Sunday’s event featured ra-
going to be able to take this in- cing in youth and adult div-
formation after we’re done and isions with 1,500 metre and
be able to sit down and [dis- 3,000 metre races for male and
cuss] what worked and what female swimmers. A total of 30 STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER
didn’t. That’s exactly what we swimmers from clubs across the Swift Current’s Griffin Duncalfe won his age group in the 1,500 Metres at the South Saskatchewan Open
wanted. This is the reason we’re province entered the water. Water Classic on July 15.
Community Baptist Church. GROUP, 1 p.m., Swift Current BINGO, 7:30 p.m., Royal Can-
Info: Vi 306-773-6156 or Faye Library. adian Legion Branch #56.
306-773-8603. NICOTINE ANONYMOUS, JULY 26
OVEREATERS ANONYM- meeting 6 p.m., 155 3rd Ave. CRIBBAGE, 1:30 p.m., Swift
OUS, noon, First United N.E. (downstairs, side door). Current Library.
Church (Library). Info: 306- All you need is the desire to TD SUMMER READING
778-3765. quit smoking. AND MAKER KIDS, 2 p.m.,
ALANON, noon, Gull Lake STITCH AND CHAT, 7 p.m., Swift Current Library.
Seniors Center. Info: www.sk- Swift Current Library. JULY 27
alanon.ca. JULY 25 AL-ANON FAMILY GROUP,
TOPS (TAKE OFF POUNDS MAHJONG, 10 a.m., Swift From A Parent’s Heart, noon,
SENSIBLY), 6:30 p.m., Mount Current Library. First United Church. Info:
Calvary Lutheran Church. Info: AL-ANON MEETING, Cour- www.sk-alanon.ca.
JULY 19 p.m., SCIT present an improv Cathy 306-773-5028. age To Change Group,
CRIBBAGE, 1:30 p.m., Swift comedy night. Info: Stefan 306- JULY 23 – 26 noon to 1 p.m., The
Current Library. 741-5317 or email scit@out- FAMILIES IN THE PARK, Centre. Info: www.sk- please join us in celebrating
SASK SCIENCE CENTRE, 1 look.com. 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Kinsmen alanon.ca.
p.m. to 4 p.m., Swift Current JULY 20-22 Park (Bell St. and 15th Ave. AL-ANON MEET- MARIE CARLSON’S
Library. DOC’S TOWN, buildings and N.E.). For families with chil- ING, Be Good To Your-
MANGA NIGHT, 7 p.m., Swift Tea Room open from 1 p.m. to dren under five years of age. self Group, 7:30 p.m. to 85th
Birthday
Current Library. 5 p.m. July 22 - 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Info: 306-778-2787. 8:30 p.m., First United Saturday, July 28th
JULY 20 Antique Tractor and Classic JULY 24 Church. Info: www.sk-
iSPLASH, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Car Display. AL-ANON MEETING, Young alanon.ca. 2:00pm-4:00pm
Riverside Park. Parks Play Pro- JULY 22 Adults Hope KC Hall
gram with partner Innovation ALCOHOLICS ANONYM- for a Bet-
Credit Union. Games, crafts, OUS OPEN MEETING, down- ter Tomor-
Ponteix, Sk.
slip and slide. BBQ lunch. stairs of Swift Current Lions row, noon, THANK YOU
Theme: Under the Sea. Info: Hall. Breakfast 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 The Centre.
Special
visit swiftcurrent.ca/summer a.m. Meeting 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Info: www.sk-
or call 306-778-2787. JULY 23-27 alanon.ca.
for purchasing
AL-ANON FAMILY GROUP, SAGE HILL TEEN WRITING SCRABBLE,
my 4-H Steer “Twix”
From A Parent’s Heart, noon, WORKSHOP, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 1 p.m., Swift
First United Church. Info: Swift Current Library. Regis- Current Li- Mackenzie Smith
www.sk-alanon.ca.
SWIFT CURRENT IMPRO-
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JULY 23
TOPS SK3871, 9:30 a.m.,
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births
Cypress Regional Hospital Birth FUNK/RANDALL - born to Julie A Saskatchewan government consultation
Announcements Funk and Chris Randall of Swift Cur- paper on how to keep workers safe from the
STENSON - born to Trisha and Ryan rent, a boy, July 7. impacts of cannabis impairment in the work-
Stenson of Gull Lake, a girl, July 9. GLASS/ELLIS - born to Tanya Glass place has been posted at www.saskatchewan.
FOX - born to Chelsie and Justin Fox and Eric Ellis of Herbert, a boy, July 6. ca/government/public-consultations/consulta-
CYPRESS REGIONAL HOSPITAL of Elrose, a boy, July 8. tion-on-impairment-in-the-workplace. Written
submissions can be sent via mail or email to
labourlegislationLRWS@gov.sk.ca by Aug. 31.
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FORM 2 TAX ENFORCEMENT LIST
(Sec�on 4)
PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN
Town of Gull Lake NEW LOCATION!
No�ce is hereby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless the arrears and costs appearing
opposite the land and �tle number described in the following list are fully paid before the 19th day
of September, 2018, an interest based on a tax lien will be registered against the land.
Note: A sum for costs in an amount required by subsec�on 4(3) of The Tax
Enforcement Act is included in the amount shown against each parcel
Lot Block Plan Title # Total Arrears Adver�sing Costs Total Arrears and Costs
1 5 Q2639 128424157 $3,562.88 $25.00 $3,587.88
2 5 Q2639 128424179
3 5 Q2639 128424191
3 15 95SC05532 145259747 $6,410.34 $25.00 $6,435.34
8 18 D2775 147438445 $3,369.95 $25.00 $3,394.95
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Dated this 19th day of July, 2018 Dawnette Peterson, Treasurer 306-773-1425 Next to Peoples JewellersSOUTHWEST BOOSTER X THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 13
Government Issues Blue-Green Algae Advisory
ACREAGE & SHOP EQUIPMENT & HOUSEHOLD AUCTION
Earlier this month the Water Security Agency Algae blooms often give the water a shimmer-
and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health is- ing, foamy pea soup appearance. They are FOR: JOE HOLENSKI
sued an blue-green algae advisory, advising the usually blue-green, bright blue, grey or tan in
public to avoid swimming in or drinking water colour. The recent warm temperatures in the
Vanguard, Sk. (306) 313-1937 Switzer
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where blue-green algae blooms are occurring. province may result in the quick formation of MONDAY, JULY 30, 2018 - Starting at 10:00 am. CST.
Algae blooms, or heavy concentrations of blue- algal blooms. Location: From Stop Sign on South End of Vanguard, Sk. 4 miles West on Gravel Road (North Side); or 3 miles East
green algae, commonly occur during calm, hot Swimming in or drinking this algae-contam- of Pambrun on #43 Hwy. (turn at steel bins), 2 miles South on dirt road
(GPS: N 49.54.3; W107.23.33)
weather in areas of lakes and reservoirs with inated water can cause red skin, sore throat, www.switzerauction.ca
shallow, slow moving or still water that has suf- cramps or diarrhea. In addition, caution should
ficient nutrients. Pet owners and livestock pro- be taken when considering the consumption of
ducers are also advised to keep their animals fish or shellfish caught in areas of a water body
away from such water. where a bloom exists; in particular the internal
organs of the fish should not be eaten.
1972 Cockshutt 1365 diesel Tractor, 3 pt. ht. w/Allied 450 FEL, homebuilt pallet fork *Ford Super
Dextra diesel Tractor, 3 pt. ht. *Simplicity Ride-on Yard Tractor w/39” Tiller, Snowblower, Belly
Mower (Sells as a unit) *Suzuki ATV *Fimco ATV Yard Sprayer *3 pt. ht. 7’ Ford 117 Cult. *3 pt.
ht. 5’ Ford 939 Rotary Mower *H/B 6 1/ 2’ x 16’ Bumper Pull Trailer *Sg. Axle H/B Yard Wagon
*Truck Box Wagon *Comet Air Compressor *Eska Trolling Motor, 12 volt, 10 sp. *Fishing Tackle,
Rods, Net *Fishing Rod Holder *Ice Auger *12V Electra Ice Auger, new cutters *Fish Finder
*Barrels *Table Saw *Sump Pump *Workmate *Scroll Saw *Push Lawn Mower *Furnace Fan &
Motor *Stanley Drumel Air Impact *Propane Shop Heater *Skill Saws *Red Lion Pressure Pump
*Mastercraft Stand By Sewer Pump & hose *Long Handled Magnet *100 gal. Slip Tank, 12V
pump, kick off nozzle *Wood Dog House *Wind Weather Vane, own tower *Various Garden Items
*Stanley Wet/Dry Vac *20” Elec. Snowblower *Shop Heaters (220 volt) *7’ Alum. Step Ladder
*Leaf Blower *4 - 4’ x 7 1 /2” Port. Metal Garden Boxes on stands *Metal Port. Wash Line *Lg.
Co-op Freezer *Kitchen Tables *Canner *Sm. Port. Kennel *LG Microwave *Whirlpool Fridge
w/lower freezer *GE Gas Stove *Whirlpool Dishwasher *GE Top Load auto Washer *Amana
Elec. Dryer *Frigidaire Upright Freezer *Westinghouse Fridge *Pots, Pans, Dishes, Pie Plates
*Pressure Cooker *Wiener Roast Sticks *Pool Table Rack *Size 10 Sorel Winter Boots *China
Cabinet *2 Sewing Machines (Brother, Zenith) *2 Desks *Swivel Leather Office Chair *Filing
Cabinet *Brown Chesterfield & 2 Chairs *2 Rocking Chairs *8 Drawer Hutch *Dining Room Table
& 4 Chairs *Coffee Table *Floor Lamps *Table Lamp *Standing Oval Mirror *Fireplace Tools *2
Log Holders *Stereo *2 DVD’s *48” Flat Screen TV *2 VCR’s *4 Dressers *2 Night tables *Db.
Bed *2 TV’s (22” & 16”) *NEW Sheets, Towels, Table Cloths, Dish Towels. Plus other articles.
*Underwood Typewriter (from CPR Station in Vanguard) *Washtub Stand *Wood Chinook Steering
Sleigh *Copper Boiler *Buffet w/mirror
Terms: Cash or Cheque w/Letter of Guarantee. Machinery & Equip. Sells at:1:00 pm.
NOTE: Machinery will be started and demonstrated 1 hour before machinery sale time.
MORE INFO ON FACEBOOK & OUR WEBSITE: www.switzerauction.ca
SWITZER AUCTION
(306) 773-4200 Swift Current, Sk.
SK. LIC. 914494 AB. LIC. 313086
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