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Covering The Corner
Redvers & Area Community Newsletter
January 2022 Issue
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Covering the Corner is a service provided by the Town of Redvers. It is our intent to provide the community of
Redvers and surrounding area with a newsletter that keeps residents connected with the numerous events and
activities going on within our fantastic community!
REFLECTIONS
Submitted by Jocelyn Hainsworth
Here it is, the first day of a new year.
The older I get, the more this day is spent reflecting on the past, present, and future. What are the things I’ve learned in the past
twelve months? How does today stack up against other New Year’s days I’ve lived? And, what does this new year hold in store?
No one is going to pretend that 2021 was all that much fun. Isolated because of Covid, we spent the holidays alone. It wasn’t the
end of the world and we made the best of it, but once was enough. All the things that usually get to me – the noise, the mess, the
never ending need to plan another meal – I missed these as much as company and conversations with kids and grandkids. I think
that was the second wave of the Covid storm, and we had no idea how many more waves were to come. We still don’t.
There is no point in obsessing over that though. I put the Christmas decorations away last year and looked toward spring. I would
order seeds and plan my gardens. Green is the colour of hope.
With high optimism Tourism planted 105 trees at the campgrounds. With equally high practicality we stuffed straw bales over
their roots and around their tender stems because Mother Nature was being very stingy with her rainfall. It turned out to be a very
good (if a little messy looking) thing to do. We will be replacing a few trees this spring but most of them made it with flying
colours. The weeds, presuming they would be unloved and uncared for, fended for themselves and have done spectacularly. It’s a
work in progress.
Back at home, 2021’s gardens weren’t such a great success story. I did have access to dugout water and we had a couple timely rains
but the heat was brutal – on the plants and the human who was trying to weed and harvest its bounty. The cold, dry winter had
taken some of my perennials, the fruit trees hardly bloomed, and the strawberries died back to a quarter of 2019’s plants.
On the up side, vaccines were approved and we were more than happy to “stick it to Covid”.
At the end of June we rejuvenated our deck. It was the hottest two weeks of the summer – we drank our weight in water and iced
tea and beer and somehow didn’t die. Heck, we even got the deck done too, although it was so hot the composite material we used
got all soft and bendy. It was August before it got cool enough to sit out there and enjoy it.
This was the year I learned to Zoom. I meet with a writer’s group every second Wednesday and discuss each other’s work. I’m
pretty sure this is a gift Covid has given me - an opportunity
that wouldn’t have come up otherwise. You know what they say
about silver linings.
And, speaking of silver linings, our Tourism group decided to
host a BBQ lunch at the Farmer’s Markets this summer. When
we couldn’t interest others to take on this fundraising
opportunity we had to cover it ourselves, but the sellers and the
buyers loved it and proved to be a great money maker. We will
be doing more of that.
Harvest came and went with yields better than people hoped
for. I dug my potatoes and carrots and the rest of the disaster Book your suite and receive one of
got plowed under. Our giant pumpkins were turned into the following options:
fabulous Jack-o-lanterns. We ran a pump for days moving water
from the dugout over to where we hope it soaked in and
replenished our well. It’s a very real concern with everyone
whether their water source will make it through the winter. No
one is complaining about the Christmas snowfall. Every little
bit counts.
Covid’s third wave rolled through in time for Thanksgiving, all
of us exhausted with the very mention of its name. Now the
raging wildfire of Omicron is upon us; here’s hoping it’s the
milder version that they are saying it likely is ... and the
beginning of the end.
And so, here we are, on the first day of a new year. Christmas
was real this year with family and food and friends and fun.
Hopefully we can get this year started off on the right foot.
There is only one more reflection to consider ... the one in the
mirror. There seems to be more of me than there used to be.
JANUARY HAVEN HAPPENINGS
Submitted by Barbara Dennis
HAPPY NEW YEAR! A new year, a new month, a new start! A clean slate to write upon – how will
YOU write 2022.
A month ago we were still decorating for Christmas – here Albert Magatioux gets into the spirit with
help from Annette Carriere.
Our Residents were blessed by the Redvers
School children when they received these
great Christmas posters, plus individual
Christmas cards plus decorations made by
the students. Thank you to all those
students who kindly brought color, hope
and cheer to the Haven.
Speaking of color and cheer, many thanks to
Robert and Katy Soroka at ERP, for gifting
each resident with a personal poinsettia to
brighten their rooms and remind them they
are loved.
Besides Christmas parties as evidenced here with our Christmas
sweaters designed and worn by all especially for the occasion we also had birthday celebrations.
There were two residents who celebrated birthdays and more than one staff member. Here Wendy
Frecon is sung ‘Happy Birthday’ accompanied by Len Batke
on the harmonica.
December would not be complete without celebrating
Christmas Day – and so we did! We are so very pleased to
report that many of our residents were able to attend family
functions over the Christmas weekend: and some chose to
bring the celebration to the Haven for private family
gathering. Restrictions are still in place for public gathering
of this kind but families are able to join together. So very
satisfying!!
And what would Christmas be without a visit from the Big
Guy! We are ecstatic to report that Santa himself dropped
in Christmas morning. The bitter cold of overnight was just too taxing for Santa’s reindeer. Santa,
being the ever-mindful reindeer expert saved his last delivery for here at the Haven so his reindeer
could take a breather and warm up a bit before their last leg home to the North Pole. Hard working, Christmas day staff and each
resident received a Santa gift and got a photo taken before Santa Claus bid us all a Merry Christmas as he exited the building.
Santa with Margaret Nelson, Charles Hofer and Mary Bartley.
The residents were very pleased to be able to attend the Christmas Parade Dec 11. Sincere and appreciative compliments to the
organizers. Good work for pulling it all together. Nothing happens until some one makes it happen and you made it happen!
Thank you very much for doing so. A suggestion for next year if planned for similar date –
starting the parade at dusk would be beneficial to allow viewers
to see the individual entries as well as enjoy the lights. Best
wishes for future endeavors.
Writing January 2022? Rumor has it that there is some serious
sharp shooting happening
soon as well as a
quintuplet birthday
celebration in January
alone.
Here we are in next year
already: may the road rise
to meet you and friends
be there for you.
GRADE 6 CLASS OF REDVERS SCHOOL
Goals for 2022
Zailey – My goal for 2022 is to get a “M” on my spelling test each me a cat.
week. Tate – My goal for 2022 is to make 15 YouTube videos each week.
Kaycee - … to learn how to do ground work with my mom’s baby Kelton – My 2022 goal is to be a good cartoonist and draw like
horse, Ruby. Bruce Timm.
Regan – My goal for 2022 is for my hockey team to win the Tye – My goal is to make it onto the Estevan’s baseball team.
league and win provincials. Will – My goal for 2022 is to make the double A Estevan hockey
Hunter – My goal in 2022 would be to win first place in 4H for team.
both steer and heifer. Ashlyn – My goal for 2022 is to go in an archery competition and
Hayden – My goal for 2022 is for my dance groups – jazz and perform well.
hiphop to win first in our dance competition
Lucas H. – … to get my heifer halter broke.
Kinsley – My goal is to convince my parents to get a
cat.
Serenidee - … to be nicer to my siblings.
Kyler – My goal for 2022 is to learn a little bit of Korean
language.
Kamri – My goal for 2022 is to get a pet monkey and
build a house for my monkey.
Christian – My goal for 2022 is to earn $500 for doing
chores.
Seth – My goal is to get good grades
Lucas M. – My goal is to get “M”s on lots of
assignments.
Olivia – My goal is to make cookies every week for my
family.
Halle – My goal for 2022 is to convince my mom to get
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COWAN MANN
Born July 15, 2021 Born February 20, 2021
7 lbs. 6oz., 21 inches 6 lbs. 15 oz., 22 inches
Welcomed by proud parents Blaine Born to Kevin and Chandler Mann,
& Breanne Cowan, and local grandparents Garth & Janis Mann
grandparents Dale & Monique and Drew & Karen Hedman
Cowan.
FRANCIS LAURENT BRAYA MARIE
MAURICE POIRIER LINDA REDDICK
Born August 3, 2021 Born February 9, 2021
8 lbs. 8 oz., 21 inches
Parents Nathan & Marie-Laure
9:44 pm
Poirier. Grandparents: Jerome &
Carol Poirier and Laurent & Parents Kourtlin & Brittany
Marielle Sirois. Reddick, siblings Alexine, Alera
and Arri Reddick. Grandparents
Jerome & Carol Poirier, Doug &
Linda Reddick
HARPER ALLEEN
ROSE ZANDER
Born March 22, 2021 @ 8:40 am
9 lbs. 4 oz., 20 inches
Parents Carter & Cassandra Zander,
Grandparents Jerome & Carol Poirier
and Diane Zander
ALIDA DECEMBER HAPPENINGS internment at Dannevirke Cemetery and a welcome their little granddaughter, Adrianna
Submitted by Edel Cowan fellowship luncheon followed at Alida Hall. Marie Czerwonka who arrived safe and sound
Visiting with Leonard and Lil Patton on Tim, Shelly and Ainsley Cowan returned home on December 14, 2021. She is the daughter of
November 30 were her brothers Elmer/Jeanne on December 8 after spending approximately 12 Kayla and Connor Czerwonka of Candiac, SK
and Joe/Donna Molnar as well as Trevor, Sheri, days holidaying in Florida and Minot They and is also the Great-granddaughter of Neil
Cordelia and Keagan Patton. They all enjoyed a visited the Universal Studios and other sites and Karol McIntyre. Congratulations and Best
birthday supper in honor of Leonard. Happy while in Florida (an early Christmas trip that wishes to everyone.
Birthday, Len and many more to come! was very much enjoyed). Jeff Cowan spent a couple of days (December 18
The Alida community extends sincere Some members of the Peterson Family who -19) visiting in the area with his parents, Gray
sympathy to the Naviaux families on the death were home and attended the funeral of Benny and Edel, brother, Tim, Shelly and Ainsley as
of Larry Naviaux (Redvers) who passed away Peterson were Michelle (Reg) Needham and well as with Jenny and Grant Barber before
December 2, 2021 at the age of 71 years in the their family (Oxbow), Joanne and Brad heading back home to Regina.
Moosomin Heath Centre. He was raised on the Longphee and family (Storthoaks), Bob Shelly and Ainsley Cowan spent a couple of
farm in the R.M. of Reciprocity and later took (Deanna) and family (Weyburn), Tracy (Kari) days (December 19 -20) in Minot with the
over the farm from is Dad. Larry was and family (Calgary, Beth George (Redvers), Nilsen family to pre-celebrate Christmas,
predeceased by his parents Lucien and Lena Darren George (Calgary), Terri Ann Nolin before the Covid rules change once again at the
and is survived by his siblings Rose, Marcel, (Rivers, MB), Donna McDonald (Lang, SK). border on the 21.
Dorothy and Marlene, their spouses and They all attended the luncheon at Alida Hall on Sincere sympathy is also extended to the
families. A Celebration of Life was held December 11. Barber family of the death of Pauline Barber,
December 18 at the Redvers RC Church. A few local ladies met at the Hall on December who passed away December 19, 2021 at the age
Gray and Edel Cowan were in Estevan on 12 and decided to get busy and make some of 96 years in the Sunset Haven Nursing Home,
Friday, December 3 where Gray had an homemade pumpkin pie – they made 35 pies Carnduff. She was predeceased by her husband,
appointment at the optometrists while Edel and all of these pies have been baked, Garrett (2000), daughter, Valerie, sons Wayne
spent a good day shopping. purchased and I’m sure have been or will be and Clifford. She is survived by her sons – Gary
Café 361 held a Sunday Breakfast Buffet on enjoyed by the purchasers. Later they may just (Doreen), Lenard (Joanne), Lonnie (Hilary),
December 5 – there was a good turnout for this decide to make more pies (probably in the New daughter Christine, daughters-in-law Marie
breakfast – we (Gray and I) attended this event Year), if there’s enough interest. Please call Barber and Maggie Barber, numerous
and enjoyed the delicious food – hope to see Shelly at (306-485-7023) if you are interested in grandchildren, great-grandchildren as well as
many more to come Lori. receiving some pies – m-m-m- they are nieces and nephews. A graveside service will be
We received a fair amount of snow over the delicious. held at the Carnduff Cemetery at a later date in
weekend (about 4 -5 inches I would believe). The Alida Rec Board is now offering 2022.
Enjoyed watching the football games, this Homemade Pizza for sale as another fund- Visiting with Bud Phenix on December 19 were
forenoon it’s the Eastern final and weather raiser with four different kinds available. The Kim and Morris Van Stevan of Griffin and
there looked great. The Western final was later deadline for ordering is January 8, 2022 with Grant Oberkirsh of Weyburn.
that afternoon, it was snowing in Winnipeg so delivery date January 22, 2022. Place your order Sincere sympathy is extended to the Desautels
it may be a very interesting game – time would by email to alidarecboard443@gmail.com or family on the death of Maurice Desautels, who
tell. Boy oh boy was that ever a whopper of a on the Facebook page or pick up order form at passed away December 20, 2021 at the age of 98
Western Football Final played out on Sunday, Alida Post Office and leave order there. years at the Moose Mountain Lodge, Carlyle.
December 5 in Winnipeg with Roughriders vs Sunday, December 12 was The Grey Cup Maurice was predeceased by his parents,
Blue Bombers. It surely did have you sitting on Football Finals that was being played in Horace and Docia, 5 brothers, 4 sisters and his
the edge of your seat during the last half – and Hamilton, ON with Hamilton against daughter Lisette Dubuc. He is survived by his
sad to say but the Riders ran out of time and Winnipeg. After a very exciting and close game wife Yvonne, children - Gerry (Debbie), Gisele
lost the finals to the Bombers – so it’ll be back it ended in a tie and overtime became evident (Garry) Bartolf, David, Normand (Dorothy),
to the drawing board and hopefully next year which ended with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Gilbert, son-in-law Darryl Dubuc, sister
will prove to be successfully. The finals will be coming out on top. This was the Bomber’s Gertrude Mondor, sisters-in-law Claire
next weekend, Sunday, Dec. 12 when Bombers second straight Gray Cup – 2019 (no football in Germain and Simone Desautels, 18
meet the Tiger Cats – Go Winnipeg Go! 2020) and now again in 2021 – way to go team – grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren and one
Sincere sympathy is extended to Marcelle and congratulations to the Winnipeg Team. great-great grandchild, numerous nieces and
Peterson and family on the death of her Sincere sympathy is extended to the Junk nephews. Funeral Mass was celebrated
husband, Benny on December 5, 2021 at the age Families on the death of Rose Junk on December 27 at Cantal Catholic Church with
of 82 years, at the Redvers Long-term Care December 12, 2021 at the age of 97 years in interment at Cantal Cemetery and fellowship
Home. He was predeceased by his parents, Oxbow. Rose was predeceased by her husband lunch followed at Alida Hall.
Alfred and Johanna; brothers, Eldon and Tom in 1997, her son Ken and her siblings – Faye Walker spent from December 21 with her
Donald; sister, Myrtle Parkinson; brothers-in- Stan and Bud Nichols, Emily Stanley and Nina daughter Deidra Nickel and had a good
law Ted Parkinson, Harvey George, Raymond Hewitt. She will always be remembered by her Christmas celebration with the family in
George and John Mate; and sisters-in-law family: sons, Lorne, Gary (Brenda), daughters Saskatoon, returning home around December
Armande George and Janine Mate. Benny is Ardyth (Mike) Philipation, Rhonda (Terry) 29. Continued good health Faye.
survived by his wife Marcelle, children: Morrow, Carla Junk, daughter-in-law Dina Spending time visiting with their family Gary
Michelle (Reg) Needham, Bob (Deanna), Junk, eleven grandchildren and 16 great- and Brenda Junk during the Christmas Break
Joanne (Brad) Longphee and Tracy (Kari); eight grandchildren. The Junks began farming in the were Jody, Jill Junk and boys, Kara Junk and
grandchildren, two great-grandchildren as well Auburnton District where they farmed for daughter Morgan, all of Sylvan Lake, AB. While
as his sisters, Bernice (Bob) Health, Beth many years and their sons have carried on here they also spent time with Jason, April and
George and Carol (Paul) Weger and sisters-in- farming in this area and now the third family.
law Glennis Peterson, Mary-Ann Peterson and generation is also farming. Condolences are Christmas visitors over the festive season with
Lorraine George and numerous nieces and also extended to all family members and close Leonard and Lil Patton were Wendy, Rob
nephews. Funeral service was held Saturday, friends. A Graveside service will be held in the Lutzer and their daughters Kayley and Reece
December 11 at the Redvers RC church with Spring 2022 at Glen Morris Cemetery, Carlyle. from Calgary.
Calvin and Merrilynn Lamport are pleased to
Celebrating Christmas Eve with Gray and Edel Rolena Rogers, daughter-in-law Laurie morning. The Kitchen group that was in charge
Cowan were Joyce and Jackie George, Tim, Boettcher, three brothers and a brother-in-law. of the first breakfast was Group 3. The
Shelly and Ainsley Cowan, they had supper Mary is survived by her husband Jim, four Breakfast Challenge is also back – this first
together, a nice visit and received a few gifts children – Bonnie (Kevin) Dryer, Ken (Diane breakfast saw Group 3 serving up 21 breakfasts.
from Santa. Then on Christmas Day visitors at Zander), Debbie (Lance) Morrow and Tim Next group in charge will be Kitchen Group 4
the Cowan farm with Gray and Edel were Jeff (Trudy), 8 grandchildren, 11 great- and wonder if they will beat the Challenge?
Cowan, Raylene Markoski, Joyce and Jackie grandchildren, 5 sisters-in-law and 4 brothers- Hope to see you at Rink – just remember ALL
George, Kelsey Rydberg, Lacie Nilsen and her in-law. The Boettcher family has lived in Alida Covid-19 restrictions apply and one must be
friend Jesse, Tim, Shelly and Ainsley – they since 1960 where they later purchased and fully vaccinated or have proof of a negative
enjoyed a delicious Christmas dinner, had a operated Three Star Trucking. Mary was test. Big bouquet to Brenda J and Margaret P
great visit with each other and of course secretary-treasurer for the business for many for stepping up to be in charge of these Sunday
received many gifts from Santa. Later in the years and had recently retired when her health breakfasts in making sure all supplies etc. are
afternoon Kelsey, Lacie, Jesse, Tim, Shelly and began to fail. She will surely be missed by all on hand and ready to go. See you at the Rink.
Ainsley enjoyed a family skate at Alida rink for who knew her – rest in peace Mary. A The holiday season has come to a close now,
a while, having a great time before the girls celebration of Mary’s life was held January 3 at and the schools are opening their doors for the
had to leave for Estevan. Carnduff United Church with interment at New Year on January 3. Good Luck to the staff
Hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas Carnduff Cemetery and followed by a and students as you continue on with the
and enjoyed their holiday time with their fellowship luncheon held at the Carnduff C E school year.
families and friends. Building. Here’s hoping for a Happy and Prosperous
The Alida community extends sincerest The Alida community extends sincerest 2022 for everyone and that we see the end of
condolences to the Dangstorp families, as word condolences to the Dangstorp families, as word these Covid viruses. Happy New Year to
was received on the passing of their Aunt Joan was received on the passing of Joan Burmey, on Everyone!Please remember folks to keep me
Burmey, on December 25, 2021 in Edmonton. December 25, 2021 in Edmonton. She was posted whenever you have news on any
She was predeceased by her parents Ole and predeceased by her parents Ole and Emilienne happenings that are going on in and around
Emilienne Dangstrop, brothers, Emil (Marion) Dangstrop, brothers, Emil (Marion) Dangstrop Alida as well as within your own family circle –
Dangstrop and Harold (Ruth) Dangstrop, and and Harold (Ruth) Dangstrop, and her simply contact me any time, either call 306-443
her husband Don Burmey. She is survived by husband Don Burmey. She is survived by her -2496 or text 306-485-8561 or e-mail me
her daughters Leanne and Christal, their daughters Leanne and Christal, their husbands at g.cowan@sasktel.net. I will be sure to see
husbands and four grandchildren. and four grandchildren, as well as numerous that it gets into my column. I do appreciate all
Sincerest sympathy is extended to Jim nieces and nephews. your input as it does help to make things
Boettcher and family on the passing of his wife, Sunday Breakfasts are back at Alida Rink – interesting.
Mary on December 27, 2021 at her home. She the first breakfast was held January 2, 2022 at
was predeceased by her parents, George and the usual hours from 8 – 10:30 each Sunday
BLAIR TOMS #4 BRADEY FIDIERCHUK #91 BRADY GAUDET #94
AUSTIN DUFRESNE #3 Age: 27 Position: Defense
Age: 20 Position: Right Wing Age: 34 Position: Defense Age: 35 Position: Utility
1. Favourite hobby or other interest off 1. Favorite hobby or other interest off ice? Fishing, Hunting 1. What is your most memorable hockey
1. Do you have any pre-game rituals or and enjoying my kid’s activities moment or achievement and why? Winning
superstitions? Listen to a little bit of ice? Music and guitar 2. What is your most memorable hockey moment or
2. What is your current occupation? achievement and why? Winning the Big 6 Championship in the Big 6 Championship in 2018 –19
country music before the game 2. Favorite hobby or other interest off ice?
2. Favourite hobby or other interest off Engineer 2018-19 with a great group of guys that all had one goal in
mind and worked so hard to achieve it after being together Hunting and enjoying the outdoors
ice? Hunting & Fishing for a long time.
BRAEDEN MAGOTIAUX #10 CODY MATTHEWSON #72 COLBY POTAPINSKI #2 CRAIG GAUDET #40
Age: 21 Position: Centre Age: 34 Position: Goalie Age: 27 Position: Winger Age: 36 Position: Defense
1. The one thing people don’t know 1. Do you have any pre-game rituals or 1. Favourite hobby or other interest off
about me is, I am missing a couple toes. superstitions? I like to watch the goalie section of the 1. Who is your favourite athlete? Carey ice? Playing golf
2. Favourite hobby or other interest off old “Rock’em Sock’em” videos and I have to be bare Price 2. What is your current occupation?
legged under my pads. 2. What age did you start to play Certified Financial Planner with IG
ice? Hunting and Fishing
2. The one thing people don’t know about me is my hockey? I was 5 years old Wealth Management
favourite types of movies are musicals.
JOHN POTAPINSKI #7 JUSTIN PERREAUX #27 KELSEY KENLER #29 KEVIN MANN #19
Age: 25 Position: Right Wing Age: 32 Position: Defense Age: 28 Position: Right Wing Age: 29 Position: Right Wing
1. What age did you start to play 1. Who is your favourite athlete? Tiger 1. Who is your favourite athlete? Leon 1. What age did you start to play
hockey? I was 6 years old Woods Draisaitl hockey? I started playing when I was 4
2. What is your current occupation? Real 2. What is your most memorable hockey years old.
moment or achievement and why? Going 2. What is your current occupation?
2. What is your current occupation? High Estate Agent with REMAX in Brandon,
undefeated in the playoffs and winning the Work at Kingston Midstream & farm with
School Teacher MB championship in the Big 6 in 2018-19
my family
LAYNE CHICOINE #17 OLIVER POIRIER #6 PRESTON KOPECK #21 REMY LAMOTTE #11
Age: 19 Position: Left Wing Age: 19 Position: Winger Age: 26 Position: Left Wing Age: 32 Position: Centre
1. What is the most memorable hockey moment or 1. What is your current occupation? Carpenter
1. Who is your favourite athlete? 1. Favourite hobby or other interest off
achievement and why? Winning the WHL Championship 2. What is your most memorable hockey
Alexander Ovechkin ice? Sledding in the mountains and wake moment or achievement and why? Winning
with Portland. It was an exciting moment in my life and the
boarding or knee boarding party was amazing! the Big 6 league in 2018-19, went undefeated
2. What is your current occupation? 2. The one thing people don’t know about me is I haven’t lost in playoffs, it was incredible to be part of!
2. Who is your favourite athlete? Conner
Heavy Duty Mechanic any teeth until my 4th game in the Big 6 hockey league (this
McDavid
year).
TIE BRAUN #20 TODD GERVAIS #14 THOMAS BAUCHE #33 TRAVIS POIRIER #16
Age: 25 Position: Right Wing Age: 36 Position: Centre Age: 27 Position: Goalie Age: 24 Position: Defense
1. What is your most memorable hockey 1. What is your most memorable hockey 1. Favourite hobby or other interest off
1. Who is your favourite athlete? Patrice moment or achievement and why? Winning moment or achievement and why? Winning
Pee Wee Provincials because it was the first
ice? Hunting, fishing and sledding in the
Bergeron the Big 6 Championship in 2018-19, it was mountains
championship I had won. a special team to be on.
2. What age did you start playing 2. Favourite hobby or other interest off ice? 2. Who is your favourite athlete? Patrick 2. What is your current occupation?
hockey? I was 9 years old Camping and spending time at the lake with Roy Farming with my family
DAYLIN SMALLCHILD #46 DREW HOFF #83 FRANCIS LAMOTTE #22 GAVIN MARTEL #44
Age: 24 Position: Defense Age: 33 Position: Centre Age: 28 Position: Left Wing Age: 35 Position: Right Wing
1. What is your most memorable hockey moment or 1. Who is your favourite athlete? Tiger 1. The one thing people don’t know about me 1. Favourite hobby or other interest off
achievement and why? One of my favourite memories is is, I spent a winter in Australia custom ice? Golfing
winning the NAHC Championship out in Halifax with Team
Woods
combining and a winter in New Zealand
Sask, with a come from behind win and did it alongside of my 2. Do you have any pregame rituals or
good buds
working on a dairy farm. 2. What is your current occupation?
2. Favourite hobby or other interest off ice? I enjoy golfing superstitions? I have a cup of coffee 2. What is your current occupation? Farmer
Oilfield
and hanging with my dogs Mika & Loki before every game.
Special thank you to
Dumaine Photography
for taking our team and individual pictures!
TREVOR DUMAINE #15 TRISTEN MCKAY #99
Age: 20 Position: Defense & Forward Age: 21 Position: Defense
1. What is your most memorable hockey 1. Who is your favourite athlete? Miro
moment or achievement and why? When Heiskanen
our U18 won MMMHL & the Provincial
Championship in 2018-19. 2. Favourite hobby or other interest off
2. What age did you start playing ice? Hunting and Baseball
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