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Soon warm weather will

be creating the possibil-

ity of violent weather

conditions.

The Canadian Red Cross has

developed the following Tor-

nado Safety Tips:

Tornado Watch...

Conditions that are favourable

for a tornado to develop in the

area. Keep alert and watch for

changing weather conditions,

and listen to local news and

weather updates.

Tornado Warning...

A tornado has been sighted in

the area, or has been picked up

on radar. Seek shelter immedi-

ately.

Before...

- Have an emergency prepared-

ness plan & kit ready that will

be able to support you and

your family to last at least 72

hours.

- Have a plan.

- Practise the drills.

During...

Inside

- Go to the lowest level of the

building (cellar, basement

etc.).

- If there is no basement, go to

an inner hallway, or smaller

room with no windows (bath-

room, closet).

-Stay away from windows, out-

side walls, or doors.

-Get under a piece of sturdy

furniture and hold on (heavy

table, desk).

- If in a mobile home get out

and find shelter elsewhere!

At School / Work

- Go to a basement or hallways

at the lowest level.

-Avoid places with wide-span

roofs (cafeterias, shopping

smalls etc.).

- Use your arms to protect your

head and neck.

Outdoors

-If possible, get inside a build-

ing.

- Lie in a ditch or a low area or

crouch near a strong building.

- If livestock is at risk and your

personal safety is not an issue,

open the gates and leave the

area.

In a Vehicle

-Leave the vehicle immedi-

ately, never try to drive!

- Find shelter away from the

vehicle (see above).

After...

- Find out the latest informa-

tion continue to take precau-

tions & listen to local

authorities for further infor-

mation and instructions.

-Stay away from damaged

areas and fallen power lines.

- If injured, or someone you

know is hurt, contact help im-

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3: How long should your emergency

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nado to pass

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or an inner hallway or smaller room

with no windows

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shopping malls etc.

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Question 1: Answer- A

Tornado Watch: conditions favorable for

a tornado to develop.

Keep alert and watch for changing

weather conditions, and listen to

weather updates

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Tornado Warning: a tornado has been

sighted in your area, or has been picked

up on radar.

Seek shelter immediately!

Question 3: Answer- B

Have an emergency preparedness plan

and kit ready that will be able to sup-

port you and your family to last at least

72 hours.

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Find shelter away from the vehicle.

If the tornado is close, leave the vehicle

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Question 5: Answer- A

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strikes you should:

-Go to the lowest level of the building

(cellar, basement, etc.).

-If no basement, choose an inner hall-

way or smaller room with no windows.

-Stay away from windows, outside walls

and doors.

-Get under a piece of sturdy furniture

like a heavy table or desk and hold on.

-If in a mobile home get out and find

shelter elsewhere!

-Avoid places with wide-span roofs like

cafeterias and shopping smalls.

-Use your arms to protect your head and

neck.

-Shut off power, gas and water.

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Editorial

The Summer of Pancakes ??

Pancake breakfasts seem to be a summer ritual second only to a BBQ.

Myself, I am more of a BBQ kinda guy, but my family is insane for

pancakes any time of the year, and summers provide them the fix

they are always looking for. This year there are many opportunities to enjoy

a delicious breakfast while supporting a local organization. In the coming

weeks there are at least six pancake breakfasts in our community, and I

know we will be attending many of them.

Of course most of these breakfasts are associated with larger local events

giving you the perfect opportunity to spend a day with your family and

community friends and enjoy some wholesome food and entertainment.

Details of these events can be found in our Summer STAY-cation

feature in this issue of the RM Review. It even includes a handy events

calendar that you can cut out hang on your fridge, so you dont miss a thing.

Thanks to everyone who entered our Summer STAY-cation Contest.

Nadine Melenchuk won the Early Bird fathers Day draw for a set of BBQ

Tools from Robins Nest Cafe in Vanscoy, and Kevin Hitchings won the

Grand Prize package worth over $600 !! This summer be sure to visit the

many generous local businesses that sponsored this amazing package.

If you do, we promise to do it all again for you next summer.

Now get out there and start eating those pancakes !!

July 1st - Tuesday Pike Lake Comm. Assn, Pike Lake Prov. Park

July 19 - Saturday Delisle Days, Delisle Senior Centre

July 19 - Saturday Ruby Rush, New Horizons, Harris

July 26 - Saturday Perdue Ag Fair, Perdue Fairgrounds

August 4 - Monday Pike Lake First Responders, Pike Lake Prov. Park

August 17 - Sunday Vanscoy Summer Fair, Vanscoy Fairgrounds

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION

FORM H (Section 45 of the Act)

NOTICE OF CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nominations of candidates for

the office of:

MAYOR: VILLAGE OF VANSCOY

will be received by the undersigned on the 30th day of July, 2014

from 9:00am to 4:00pm at 109 Main Street, and during regular

business hours from July 15 to July 30, 2014

Nomination forms may be obtained at the

Village Office 109 Main Street, Vanscoy, SK

Dated this 19th day of June, 2014

Dawn Steeves

Returning Officer

The Fault In Our Stars

stars Shelaine Woodley,

Ansel Elgort, Nat Wolff,

Laura Dern, and Willem Dafoe.

Hazel (Shelaine Woodley) and

Gus (Ansel Elgort) are two

teenagers, one with cancer, and

one who beat it. The two bump

into each other at a cancer sup-

port group and from there a love

blossoms. First, let me start by

saying that I have not read the

book and this is a movie stand-

point for the review. That said

lets continue.

Shelaine Woodley is by far the

main selling point of this movie.

Her performance as Hazel was

just terrific and she really con-

nects to the character. Ansel El-

gort and the most of the sup-

porting cast is where I have the

most problems. Gus is only 18

and he talks like he invented the

word love, it was really weird to

see on screen. The parents are

also pretty generic and cookie

cutter characters. The only

stand outs in the supporting

cast are Issac (Nat Wolff) and

Hazels mother (Laura Dern).

Fault In Our Stars sells can-

cer as a physical hardship that

turns people into ticking clocks.

But the film cant stop looking

towards the inevitable. Theres

no luxuriating in this film be-

cause one half of the couple is

human. Hazel lives in the mo-

ment. Gus lives in a dream. And

that combo doesnt make for a

movie that feels anything like

the truth.

The Fault In Our Stars did

have some faults and they

mainly came from the stars. The

script was very indulgent and

viewed cancer the wrong way.

But some good performances by

good actors and you have your-

self a decent chick flick. I am

giving The Fault In Our Stars a

5/10. Ethan Mathieu

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Delisle Hotel First AnnualPickled Egg Competition

The Delisle Hotel held it

first annual Pickled

Egg Competition on

June 21st. 16 contestants put

their home made pickled

eggs up against other local

competitors.

While the capacity crowd of

hotel patrons enjoyed free

chicken wings from Wing-N-

it Farms, the judges sampled

the egg creations made from

eggs provided by Sloboshan

Farms, the judges (Rita Pfoh,

Bob Pfoh, Dan Mantyka,

Rodney Martin and Ken

Sowter) tasted and scored

each entry.

They awarded first place to

Doug McKay who received a

trophy and products from

Lucky Bastard Distillery.

Second place went to Mel

Oulette, who also received a

Luck Bastard product, and

third went to Lori Coleman,

earning her a chocolate

liqueur product.

The hotel patrons then had a

chance to sample the eggs

themselves and cast ballots

for the peoples choice award,

won by Norma French.

The jars of the remaining

eggs were auctioned off, rais-

ing $256 for the Delisle

Cemetery Committee.

Other prizes for the remain-

ing contestants were pro-

vided by Delisle Ag Co-op

and Great Western Brewery.

Bartender Kenny Traynor

conceived the idea of the con-

test a few months ago be-

cause so many people

around here make amazingly

good pickled eggs, and I

thought it would be fun to

get them all together to see

who really made the best.

With a successful amount of

entries and a huge turn-out

for the contest itself, it will

likely continue it every year.

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TOWN OF ASQUITHNo Report This Month

Happy Canada Day

RM OF VANSCOYHELP International has leased the Indian Head

Shelterbelt Centre and has trees available. All

major tree varieties are available. They are mar-

keting tree seedlings at a cost of $1.50 per

seedling. Tree order forms are available on their

website: www.help-shelterbelts.com.

The fire ban has been lifted, but please remember

to call the Fire Chief @ 306-493-7777 for a burn-

ing permit prior to any burning.

Council has approved the 2014 budget. The mill

rate remains unchanged from last year @ 6 mills.

Council approved ten applications for Building

and Development permits at their June 10th

meeting.

Bylaw 2-2014, a bylaw to amend the Zoning

Bylaw by rezoning from A Agriculture to CR1

Low Density Country Residential in LSD 16 Sec-

tion 35-36-7 W3 was adopted at the June 10th

meeting.

The next meeting will be on Tuesday, July 8th.

TOWN OF DELISLECouncil held a regular meeting June 10th.

The Town of Delisle accepted the Saskatoon Fire

Departments new fire response rate of $839 per

hour, minimum one hour charge, with a subse-

quent rate of $209.75/quarter hour after the first

hour of response. This service would only be used

if the local fire department is overwhelmed with a

call(s).

The Town of Delisle entered into an agreement

with Water Wolf for the purpose of establishing a

board that can review zoning & development ap-

peals.

Patrons of the Royal Bank, Bank of Montreal, TD

Canada Trust and most Saskatchewan Credit

Unions will be granted access to payment of Town

accounts through on-line banking. These services

will be made available in the next few months.

Lori Coleman was hired as a part-time book-

keeper and scheduler for the arena.

The administrator will be preparing and advertis-

ing a job description for an arena caretaker/man-

ager position.

Council will be considering proposals for the leas-

ing of the rink concession for the 2014-15 winter

season.

The Town of Delisles 2013 water quality & com-

pliance report is now available. For a copy, visit

the Town Office or the website at

www.townofdelisle.com.

The August, 2014 regular meeting of Town Coun-

cil will be held on Tuesday, August 19th com-

mencing at 7:00 P.M. at the Delisle Town Office.

VILLAGE OF VANSCOYCouncil of the Village of Vanscoy held their regu-

lar meeting and passed the new Dog Bylaw the

bylaw to control animals in the Village. Part of

the regulations on this new bylaw deal with re-

stricted dogs on the list of restricted dogs are pit

bull terrier, Doberman pinscher, Rottweiler, wolf

hound, bulldog, to name a few, or any dog of

mixed breeding that includes the aforementioned

breeds; or any dog that has been trained as a

guard dog where the training involves a physical

attack on an intruder.

As an owner of a restricted dog, you shall main-

tain a policy of liability insurance providing third

party liability coverage in a minimum amount of

$500,000 for injuries caused by a restricted dog.

Within one month of the passage of this bylaw,

the owner shall provide a photocopy of the policy

to the Village Office.

A complete list of the regulations will be included

with tax notices that will be mailed in the next

few weeks.

Council has also obtained the services of a Bylaw

Enforcement Officer to enforce bylaws such as the

new restricted dog bylaw. Ron Klassen has been

designated the enforcement officer of the Village.

With the recent resignation of Jerome Robert

from council, Deputy Mayor John Hendrickson

will resume duties until such time as a new

mayor is elected.

The call for nominations for the position of Mayor

will be July 15 until 4pm on the 30th day of July.

Nomination papers can be picked up at the Vil-

lage Office on or after the 15th. Advance polls (if

required) for anyone anticipating to be away on

election day will be Wednesday August 27 from

4pm until 8pm. Election day (if required) will be

Wednesday September 3. Polls will open at 9:00

am and voting will take place at the Village Office

until 8:00pm. The results of the election will be

declared on Thursday September 4 at 10:00am.

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Two Vehicle Accident

June 16, 2014 at 8:15 a.m. Police received a com-

plaint of a 2 vehicle accident at Main Street and

1st Avenue in Martensville. Police attended and

found that a 22 year old female from Saskatoon

proceeded through the intersection before it was

safe to do so and struck a vehicle driven by a 25

year old male from Pambrun. The female was

charged with proceeding from a stop sign before

safe to do so and fined. There were no injuries.

One vehicle had to be towed from the scene.

Vehicle Pedestrian Accident


plaint of a vehicle vs. pedestrian accident on Main

Street in Martensville. Police attended and found

that a 13 year old male from Martensville was

struck while riding his bike. The youth received

was treated on scene by paramedics and received

minor injuries to his legs. The 30 year old driver

of the vehicle from Calgary was charged with pro-

ceeding from a stop sign before safe to do so and

issued a violation ticket.

Two Vehicle Accident at Borden Bridge

June 18, 2014 at 12:30 p.m. Police received a com-

plaint of a 2 vehicle accident on Highway 16 near

the Borden Bridge. The complainant advised that

he was rear ended by a vehicle and the driver of

the vehicle fled on foot. The individual was then

picked up by a passing motorist. Investigation

into this matter is ongoing.

Driver Falls Asleep while Driving


plaint of a single vehicle accident that occurred

earlier in the day. The 21 year old female driver

reports that she fell asleep while driving and en-

tered the ditch and hit a tree. The driver received

minor injuries. The vehicle was towed from the

scene. The driver was charged with failing to re-

port an accident as soon as practicable and issued

a violation ticket.

Vehicle Driven into Warman Business

June 19, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. Police received a re-

port of a vehicle driving into a business in War-

man. The 67 year old female driver of the vehicle

from Saskatoon was not injured. Minor damage

was done to the building. The driver was charged

with driving with undue care and attention.

Bicycle Stolen


plaint of a stolen bicycle from the Tim Hortons in

Martensville. The owner of the bike reported that

he went for coffee, parked his bike outside of the

business and when he returned the bike was

gone. Investigation into this matter is ongoing.

Alcohol Stolen from Business


pliant of a theft from a business in Warman. The

complainant advised that 2 males entered the

store and stole alcohol. Video surveillance pro-

vided by the business identified the persons re-

sponsible. A 21 year old male and 27 year old

male from Saskatoon have been charged in the

theft.

Vehicle Break-in

June 21, 2014 at 9:35 a.m. Police received a re-

port of a break-in to a vehicle in Martensville.

The windows on the vehicle were smashed. The

owner of the vehicle reported that his wallet was

missing from his vehicle. Investigation into this

matter is ongoing.

Lawnmower Theft


plaint of theft of 2 lawnmowers in Delisle. The

owner of the mowers reports that they were taken

from the back yard of his residence. Investigation

into this matter is ongoing.

Possible Missing Person


plaint of a possible missing person from

Martensville. The family reported that they had

not heard from their 35 year old family member

in a couple of days, which was unlike him. The

family was concerned as the vehicles were parked

at the residence and the individual was not an-

swering his phone. Police attended and located

the male asleep in his residence. He was located

safe and sound and was not injured. There were

no charges.

Unwanted Vistor


plaint of an unwanted male at a residence in

Martensville. He was refusing to leave the resi-

dence. Police attended and arrested a 34 year old

male from Martensville. He was taken to a detox

centre in Saskatoon for the night. He was

charged with numerous charges and released for

an upcoming court date in Saskatoon. Alcohol

was a factor in the incident. There were no in-

juries.

Domestic Assault


plaint of a domestic assault in Warman. A 17

year old female attended the Detachment to re-

port that she was assaulted by her 18 year old

boyfriend. Police attended and arrested the 18

year old male from Warman. He was released to

appear in court in Saskatoon. The female was not

injured.

Assault While Walking Dog


pliant of an assault in Asquith. An adult male

from Asquith advised that he was out walking his

dog when he was approached by 3 individuals.

One of the males assaulted the complainant. Po-

lice attended and charged a 42 year old male from

Asquith and released him for court in Saskatoon

at an upcoming date. The victim received minor

injuries.

Assault in Langham

June 21, 2014 at 5:35 p.m. Police received a 911

hang up from a residence in Langham. Police

called the residence back and spoke with the 33

year old female living at the residence. She ad-

vised that she got into an argument with her 32

year old spouse. She reported that she was as-

saulted by him during the argument. Police at-

tended and arrested the 32 year old male from

Langham and released him on assault charges for

an upcoming court date.


For the Week of

June 16th - 23rd, 2014RCMP REPORT

Warman/Martensville/Radisson/Delisle

RCMP Detachment, officers and support

staff want to thank the people of our local

communities for their support and

thoughtfulness after the tragic events in

New Brunswick. We appreciate the kind

words, cards, flowers and treats.

S/Sgt Kevin Weber

Detachment Commander

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Food for ThoughtWhat is Organic ?

I grit my teeth each time I pass the or-

ganic food shelves. It grates on my

nerves that there should be an industry

in conflict with science, and there is a

portion of the consuming public that con-

tinues to support the faade with their

hard earned dollars.

To confuse organic production with the

need to protect our food supply is not

only an error, but defeats the real objec-

tives of research to produce more, high

quality food for the consuming public.

To consider the organic movement as a

watch-dog is equally an error since that

requires their embracing of the latest

scientific technology.

Organic production by definition means

producing with the farming approaches

that were replaced a half-century ago. It

would be shocking to go back to produc-

ing 25 bushels per acre of wheat, with

all the uncontrolled damage of insect

and plant disease plagues.

It is difficult to predict the technical ad-

vances we can expect in the coming

years but they are likely to push yields

and quality along with more effective

control of plant diseases and pests. The

widening difference in the productivity

of organic and advanced farming prac-

tices will increase until the market place

will reflect rational consumer choices.

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HarrisRubyRush

Perdue Fair and RanchHorse Show and Sale

Delisle Days

kicks off July 19

with a Pancake

Breakfast at the Sen-

iors Centre, thanks to

Robins Nest Cafe and

Keybrand Foods, fol-

lowed by the Agrium

Vanscoy Open House.

Then you can enjoy

the parade at 11am

that leads to Kidsville

in downtown Delisle

that features a

LEGO/Duplo activity,

Mendel Arts Caravan,

SCYAP Face Painting,

and wraps up with a

Singing with Sylvia

concert at 3pm.

There is a Slow Pitch

Tournament at the ball

diamonds. To register

call Darrell Starling at

306-493-2241.

At the Rink you will

find Hillbilly Golf spon-

sored by the Delisle

Golf Course, a Petting

Zoo plus a car show,

sponsored by Back 40

Embroidery, Call Neil

Isley at 306-493-3033

to enter your car.

There is also a Beer

Gardens, BBQ Beef

Supper, and live music

by Better Than Noth-

ing.The evening wraps

up with Glow Stick

Fun and Fireworks all

starting at dusk.

If you would like to

participate as a volun-

teer call Sylvia at 306-

493-2955 or Elaine at

306-493-8217.

Canada Day cele-

brations at Pike

Lake Provincial

Park start with a Pan-

cake Breakfast hosted

by the Pike Lake Com-

munity Association in

the Recreation Hall at

8:00 am.

There is

an Adult

Volley Tour-

nament

hosted by

the

Saskatchewan Volley-

ball Association. Sign

up at 8:30 am at the

volleyball courts.

Canada Day Trivia

contest sheets can be

picked up at the Hud-

dle and at the main

Visitor Reception Cen-

tre. Bring your com-

pleted trivia sheet to

the grassy area where

Canada Day Birthday

Cake is being served,

and trivia winners will

get a prize.

Kids will enjoy the

Bouncy Cas-

tles supplied

by Apollo

Jump. Admis-

sion by dona-

tion.

The fun con-

tinues into the evening

with a Dance and Live

Band Performance by

Off the Grid starting at

8:00pm on the main

beach.

Fireworks starts at

10:30 pm on the beach.

The famous Ruby

Rush Celebration

is back in Harris

the summer on Satur-

day, July 19th.

It all kicks off with a

Pancake Breakfast at

New Horizons from

8:30am-10:00am. The

parade begins at

11:00am. After you can

enjoy lunch at the

Town & Country Gro-

cery or the newly reno-

vated Harris Hotel.

The museum will open

its doors at noon.

There classic Ruby

Rush plays take place

at the Community Cen-

tre from 2pm-4pm, for

only $2.

The beer gardens is at

the Harris Hotel and a

supper is hosted at the

Community Centre.

The Perdue Agri-

cultural Society

is hosting its an-

nual Fair which takes

place on July 26th and

starts at 7am with a

Pancake Breakfast fol-

lowed by a Parade at

9:30. The Ranch Horse

Show starts at 10am.

The Exhibit Building

and Concession open at

11am and the

Beer Gardens and Vin-

tage Tractor Pull kick

off at noon.

Kids Fun Alley runs

from 12 - 4 and the

Kids Buckaroo Rodeo

starts at 1pm.

The Cattle Show

starts at 1pm and the

Ranch Horse Sale Pre-

view begins at 3pm fol-

lowed by the sale by

Bodnarus Auctioneer-

ing.

A Slow Pitch tourna-

ment runs all day. To

register contact Katie

at 306-237-4487.

The fair finishes with a

Street Dance at 9pm.

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FamilyFUNDAYSundayJuly2012pm-5pm

The Saskatchewan

Railway Museum

on the Pike Lake

Highway hosts "Rail-

way Heritage Day" on

Sunday, July 6, 2014.

This event honors the

pioneers of the railroad

across Saskatchewan.

There will be many

special events includ-

ing a bbq, and Motor-

car and Handcar rides.

This year the Morse

Telegraph Club will be

giving demonstrations

of morse code telegraph

message communica-

tions from 11am - 3pm.

Museum admission is

only $5 for adults and

$3 for youth. Gates are

open 10 am to 5 pm.

Come on out and enjoy

Saskatchewan's

railway history !

Railway Heritage Day

BBQ & Rides plus

Telegraph

Demonstrations

SandyrIdGE GaS& GrocErIES

Grandora 306 - 668 - 4362

7th Anniversary BBQSaturday - July 12th

Fuel & Diesel ATM Video Rentals Grocery

Confectionary Post Office Soft Ice Cream

EntEr

to WIn a

traEGE

r ElItE

SmokEr

BBQ

worth

over

$1,000

Your July Summer Activities Calendar

Watch for

August Calendar

in the next

RM Review

Pancake BreakfastPike Lake Park

Extreme Redneck Perdue Arena

Summer Reading

Program and

BINGO Challenge

Begins at

Delisle Library

Perdue Fair &Ranch Horse Sale

Perdue Arena

Slo PitchPike Lake

Free FishingWeekend

Sandyridge 7thAnniversary BBQ

CravenJamboree

Free FishingWeekend

Delisle CatholicChurch Service

Craven Jamboree

Railway Heritage

Day

National

Fishing WeekNational

Fishing Week

National

Fishing Week

National

Fishing Week

Craven Jamboree

NationalFishing Week

Lunch BBQDelisle Co-op

Craven Jamboree

AUGUST 2nd

Garage Sale Day

Pike Lake

Lunch BBQ

Delisle Co-op

Steak Night

Britannia Restaurant

Asquith

Lunch BBQ

Delisle Co-opAugust RM Review

on News Stands

Taste of

Saskatchewan

in Saskatoon

Taste of Sask. Taste of Sask. Taste of Sask.

Lunch BBQDelisle Co-op

Deadline forAugust RM Review

Taste of Sask.

Delisle Days

Agrium Open Houseat Delisle Sr. Ctr.

Ruby Rush - Harris

Taste of Sask.


Ice Cream IslandFamily Fun Day



IRENES BOAT RENTALS

Canoes,Kayaks,Aqua Bikes,Standing Paddle Boards

Pike Lake Provincial Park

Owned & Operated by:

Gerry & Irene Purcell

OPEN10AM - 8PMWeather Permitting

THE HUDDLE

Breakfast,Burgers,Ice Cream,Grocery &Camping Supplies

Pike Lake Provincial Park

Fast Food - Convenience Store

Owned & Operated by:

Sheila Purcell & Irene PurcellOPEN

9AM - 8PM

Highway 60 (Pike Lake Highway) - Just South off Highway 7

10:00am - 5:00pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holiday Mondays

...Summer STAY-cation

www.saskrailmuseum.org 306 - 382 - 9855

GRANDPRIZEPACkAGE1FamilyAdmissionPass

Saskatchewan Railway Museum

2WeekendFestivalPassesJohn Arcand Fiddle Fest

1FunCentreDayPassCrickle Creek

$20GiftCertificateIce Cream Island - Delisle

2TraegerSpices,BallCap,IceCreamConeSandyridge Gas & Grocery

$20FireworksPackageVanscoy Tempo

Fish&ChipsDinnerforTwoBritannia Restaurant - Asquith

$20FoodVoucherThe Huddle - Pike Lake Park

1HourWaterCraftRentalIrenes Rental - Pike Lake Park

1MiniGolfFamilyPassPike Lake Mini Golf - Pike Lake Park

2RoundsofGolfwithCarts&2GolfHatsOasis Golf Resort - Perdue

4RoundsofGolfwithCartsValleyview Golf & Country Club - Delisle

2SaskatchewanRoughriderGameTicketsMooney Agencies - Vanscoy

SaskatchewanRoughriderHat&ShirtDelisle Ag Co-op

CongratulationstotheRMReview

SummerSTAY-cationContestGrandPrizeWinnerkevinHitchings

EarlyBirdWinnerwasNadineMelenchukThank You to Everyone Who Entered !!

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SUMMER FAIR31ST ANNIVERS

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BROUGHT TO YOU BY:

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

EXHIBITS GYMKHANA FOOD BOOTH PANCAKE BREAKFAST COUNTRY QUILTERS Kidsland

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

Friday, August 15Entry Registration & Exhibit Drop-o

5 - 8 pm - Vanscoy Circle Hall

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

Entrants must ll out entry forms and tags ** tags can also be picked up with your catalogue

for early completion and easier entry drop-o

Saturday, August 167 - 8 am ONLY Horticulture & Baking entries will be accepted8 - 11 am Exhibit Judging8 - 5 pm Food Booth Open9 am Vanscoy Community Rec Board Ball Tournament 9 am Lil Britches Rodeo registration9:30 am Lil Britches Rodeo11-12 am Gymkhana Registration12 pm Gymkhana11- 4 pm Bouncy Castles - parent supervised play11 - 4 pm Exhibits Open for viewing (1 day only)11- 4 pm Quilt Display Country Quilters1 - 4 pm Kidsland Crafts / Games / Fun 3 - 4 pm Balloon Man4 - 5 pm Exhibit Pick up & Prize Money awarded6 pm Registration for Farmers Amazing Race7 pm Farmers Amazing Race Dusk Dance

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

SUNDAY 8 10 AM

EXHIBITS ON DISPLAY

SATURDAY ONLY

HALL & SENIOR CENTRE

DANCE

SATURDAY AT DUSK

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