APAS (The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan) has been recommending the devel-opment of an insurance program for livestock pro-ducers and now the con-cept has become a reality. The Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corpo-ration (SCIC) has an-nounced it will be deliver-ing the Western Livestock Price Insurance Program (WLPIP) for Saskatch-ewan producers. Beginning this spring, WLPIP will be available to Saskatchewan produc-ers through their local Crop Insurance offi ce. Producers will be able to purchase price insurance options for their calves, fed cattle, feeder cattle and hogs. WLPIP is a risk man-agement tool that allows

producers to purchase market price protection on cattle and hogs. The program insures produc-ers against an unexpected drop in price over a de-fi ned period of time,” de-tails Agriculture Minister, Lyle Stewart. Producers pay a premium to receive forward price coverage and if the market price falls below the coverage price, the producer will receive a payment. WLPIP is based on the existing Alberta livestock price insurance program. Saskatchewan producers will now be on a level play-ing fi eld with producers in Alberta and western Can-ada with the introduction of this program.

“We’re looking forward to seeing the program details so we can better assess its impact,” says Norm Hall, APAS Presi-dent. “This may be es-pecially important with recent reductions in Agri-Stability and AgriInvest.” SCIC staff say they are available to sit down, one-on-one with producers, to provide more information on how livestock price insurance works, how to sign up for the program and how to purchase in-surance policies. Producers can also get more information by vis-iting their local Crop In-surance offi ce or online at www.saskcropinsurance.com/wlpip.

– WLPIP coming this spring

Gaming grants awarded More than 800 groups and organiza-tions across the province are benefi t-ting from approximately $1.4 million in charitable gaming grants distributed by the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGa) – $104,000 of goes to Yorkton. “These grants will provide a fi nancial boost to a number of important projects and programs in communities across the province,” Minister responsible for SLGA Donna Harpauer says.

Groups that raise funds through li-censed charitable gaming (bingo, raffl es, breakopen ticket sales, Texas Hold ‘em poker and Monte Carlo events) receive a quarterly grant equal to 25 per cent of net proceeds raised through these activi-ties. Groups that conduct licensed chari-table gaming activities and events do not have to apply for the charitable gaming grant. Charitable gaming reports sub-mitted by groups and organizations are used by SLGA to calculate grants.

CREATIVITY AT ITS FINEST! – It may be frightfully cold outside as of late but that hasn’t stopped many local residents from getting outside to take part in winter activities. Pictured above is an amazing, hand crafted lion snow sculpture that can be seen on Laurier Avenue in Yorkton. Hats off to the creator(s)!

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“Let it snow... Let it snow... Let it snow!” That’s some of the words in a popular song. That’s also what the snowmobil-ers have been saying. Well, lately, we have received enough snow to satisfy everybody’s wish-es! Now, we have to han-dle the snowfall! And who knows how much more snow we’ll get in the days to come?

A HAZARD TO YOUR HEALTH

But wait a minute before you grab that shov-el! Medical reports indi-cate that snow shoveling can be potentially haz-ardous to your health! Be informed before you even lift a finger to clear your walk and driveway from now on. Dr. Barry Franklin’s study was published in the American College of Sports Medicine, Health and Fitness Journal back in 1997. Today, it is still worth mentioning his findings- that shoveling snow causes a dispropor-tionate and excessive demand on the heart, due to several factors.

A STRAIN ON THE HEART

This exercise uses mainly the upper body muscles. The shoveler works in an upright pos-ture, while his legs are frequently motionless. Isometric exertion occurs. This means that muscles contract with minimal movement of joints. Also, the person frequently holds his breath, which further strains his body. All this occurs while the individual is exposed to the cold weather, mean-while inhaling cold air! Exposure to cold air can also trigger a reflex spasm in a coronary artery. This could lead to angina (chest pain), myocardial infarction (heart attack) or sudden cardiac death!

ARE YOU IN SHAPE?

It is the combination of vigorous physical activity,

exposure to cold air and having a susceptible heart that jeopardizes the car-diovascular system. This is especially true in indi-viduals who do not par-ticipate in regular physi-cal exercise and are out of condition.

WHO IS AT RISK?

If you have a history of cardiac disease, you are at risk for a cardiac acci-dent during snow shovel-ing. If you have symptoms that suggest a possible heart disorder, such as chest pain or pressure, dizziness or an abnormal heart rhythm, you are also at risk. If you have one or more major cardiac risk factors, such as tobacco use, high blood pressure, high cholester-ol, diabetes or a seden-tary lifestyle, then you are also at risk.

RECOMMENDATIONS Here are some recom-mendations for snow shovelers. First of all, participate in regular physical activity for 30 minutes, three times or more per week, through-out the year. This will help condition you to do this and other strenuous jobs without overtaxing your body. Secondly, avoid large meals, alcohol and tobacco use before and after shoveling. Your body needs its entire resources to accomplish demanding chores. Dress in several light layers rather than one heavy layer, so that you can remove layers of clothing as necessary. Wear a hat. A great deal of body heat is lost through the head, when it is exposed to the cold. Also wear a scarf or mask, to avoid inhaling cold air. Consider using a snow blower. This investment significantly reduces the amount of effort needed from your heart. It’s bet-ter to strain your wallet than your heart, don’t you think? When using a shovel, lightly coat it with paraf-

fin or candle wax. This will help prevent snow from sticking to it and will hopefully make your job easier. Start gradually to avoid sudden strenuous exer-tion. It is also wise to stretch before and after snow shoveling, to avoid back and muscle strains. Use your leg muscles as well as your arm muscles to spread the effort throughout your body. Lift modest amounts of snow at a time. Pace your-self while shoveling. Take frequent breaks. Take as much time as you need to get the job done safely. Please remember that we should all be cautious when performing vigor-ous activities, but those with added risks need to use extra caution. Have a safe winter!

Dr. Gail Smolinski has completed her PhD in Natural Medicine. She is also a Registered Doctor of Natural Medicine, has her Doctor of Naturopathy degree and is Board Certified in both Traditional Naturopathy and Nutritional Wellness. She is a Certified Low Intensity Laser Therapist, Master Herbalist, Registered Nutritional Consultant, Professional Homeopath and Holistic Iridologist. Dr. Gail offers Low Intensity Laser Therapy, health consultations, Iridology, bio-energetic therapies, detoxification footbaths and a wide vari-ety of professional health products at her natural health clinic. You may contact her for an appointment at 306-783-1261 on weekdays from 9 to 5. Visit her website at www.drgail.ca or her Facebook page at https://w w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m /drgail.ca This column is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. It provides general infor-mation about health and nutrition. It runs bi-week-ly, space permitting.

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Ed, my neighbor next door, went to his farm yesterday without pay-ing any attention to the wind warning on weath-er reports. Ruby wasn’t to be home until nine in the evening, so Ed put-tered around at rebuild-ing a truck motor in his Quonset, from afternoon to early evening. What a shock Ed had when he started for home about seven p.m. The wind had gone crazy swirling snow around in explosions of momentary white outs. Ed said that the wind was ripping around with enough force to wake hibernat-ing animals. After a slow drive home, Ed heard that the winds were gusting at 104 km per hour. Ed, now claims, that the wind was so strong that it almost ripped the shirt off his

back even with his coat on. Ed was annoyed with me, when I said that he exaggerated too much. I do agree that it certainly was a fierce wind storm that had everyone’s attention. It seems to prove the point that almost anything can happen when it comes to the weather. I personal-ly like the wind turbines that use the wind to gen-erate power. Usually we have more than enough wind blowing about us, so why not put it to good use. After a wind storm, there is often property and tree damage, so it may as well, leave behind the power for everyone’s use through wind turbines. It is impossible for us to control the wind and weather. Thankfully, God can make the impos-

sible become possible by his unlimited genius and power. The Bible speaks repeatedly of God doing what is impossible for us to do. Once, Jesus and his disciples were in a boat on the lake, when a furi-ous storm came so that the waves swept over the boat. The disciples became frightened and certain that they were going to drown. Jesus, however, rebuked the winds and waves and both the waves and

winds became complete-ly calm. This left the disciples amazed that the winds and waves obeyed Jesus. The Bible makes it clear that God specializ-es in doing what seems impossible from our per-spective. God often uses what we have to change the impossible into the possible. The youth, David, used his sling-shot, as his weapon against wild animals as a shepherd. He was not afraid to fight Goliath

the Philistine warrior with his slingshot because he was certain God would help him gain the victory. The giant came to fight David with his sword and spear and javelin, but David came against the giant in the name of the Lord Almighty and his sling shot. With God on our side, it doesn’t matter the strength or size of the enemy or the force of the storm we are facing, because what seems impossible will become

possible. If your, family, or per-sonal circumstances become so tangled, that, it is impossible to straighten them out, turn to God. When it seems there is no hope for you turn to God. He is able to use what you have to turn what is impossible to possible. Once, Jesus used five barley loaves and two fish to feed five thou-sand folks. With God, the impossible becomes possible.

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***For More Information or a Copy of the Rules Call*** Harry at (306) 744-7977 or Don at (306) 621-6433

Race entry Fee: $50.00 Admission: Adults $5 ~ 12 and under free email: rm.saltcoats@sasktel.net Entry Deadline: February 25, 2014 Starting Lineup Determined by Order of PAID ENTRY

Pancake Breakfast

7:00 – 9:00 a.m. Adults $5.00

12 & under $3.00 Saltcoats Town Hall Basement

100 Miles Groomed Track 11:30 a.m. Start

Time

Concession & Heated Beer

Gardens

HEY KIDS! Get your dad to bring your

“Kitty Cat” sleds to the race. You can race in your own race!

Race to start @ 11:00 a.m.

Drivers 50 years and Older get One Free Lap

PRIZES

1st Place: $500 cash & prizes 2nd Place: $300 cash & prizes 3rd Place: $200 cash & prizes

Proceeds used toward purchase of

firefighting equipment and personal protective gear

Requirements

Antique snowmobile (Pre-1974) Single Cylinder Some rules and regulations

apply

Now on at the Godfrey Dean Gallery

– “Spectacles of Nature” by Winnipeg

photographer Hans Arnold. Stunning

colour prints by one of Canada’s most

accomplished nature photographers.

– “Kenton Doupe: Portraits” features Black & White prints by this talented and prolific young Yorkton artist.

Now in first year of Fine Arts at the U of S, this is

Kenton’s second solo exhibition at the

Dean Gallery.Until Feb. 15, 2014 @ the

Godfrey Dean Gallery.

His PromiseYorkton Faith Build presents a musical

fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity

Anne Portnuff TheatreMar. 6-9, 7:30 p.m.

performances with one 2 p.m. show slated

for Mar. 9 Tickets, available at LR

Futures, Sherring Optical and The Golden Rule, are $20 (ages 12

and over), $10 (ages 7-12). Certain scenes may be upsetting to

young children.

Heritage DayThe Yorkton Branch of

the Saskatchewan Genealogy Society will be

at Heritage Day at the Western Development Museum on Sunday,

February 16 from 2- 5 p.m. Join us at this great

event, and talk to any member of the genealogy society about your family tree research. New mem-bers are always welcome! For more information call

Dave at 783-1093 or Glenn at 782-7969.

Movie AfternoonThe Parkland Prairie Extra Ops Girl Guides

Unit presents ‘The Hunger Games-Catching

Fire!’ @ the Tower Theatre, February 1. Showtime 3:30 p.m.

Admission for all ages is $5.00. Call 306-783-5391

for details.

Yorkton Girl Guides Annual Tea and

Bake SaleSaturday, February 8 from 1-4 p.m. at St.

Gerard’s Church Hall. There will be carnival

games for the kids! Call 306-783-5391 for details.

Parkland Valley District S.S.F.A. 55+ Bank Shuffleboard

CompetitionMelville Senior Citizens’ Hall, Mar. 26, 10:00 a.m.

Teams may be Men, Women, or Both, Age cat-

egories: 55+ and 70+Three teams of each type and age category are able to qualify for the provin-

cial 55+ games in Humboldt, July 8-10. For

more info. call John @ 306-728-3832 or email:

jhm@sasktel.net.

Prairie Theatre Exchange

Teachers, The Yorkton Arts Council is pleased to

announce that will be visiting Yorkton in

March, with a show that will delight your

students! PTE will be presenting “Portage &

Munsch: 50 Below”. Information about

this exciting performance will be arriving at your

school. For more informa-tion, call the Yorkton

Arts Council at 306-783-8722.

JJ Voss ConcertQuill Plains Regional Arts Council PresentsJJ Voss Unmistakable outlaw Country music

Opening Act: Anastassia Grass-roots folk music Concert starts 3 p.m.

Sunday 9 February 2014 Wadena Community

Legion Hall Advance Tickets

Available Online: secure.ticketpro.ca/achat_

QPRAC09BS14.html?lang=en At Door $20.

Open CinemaYorkton Public Library

Tuesday, Feb. 11 – 7 p.m.“Love Letters’

Narrated by Gordon Pinsent

No chargeEveryone welcome

A joint project of the Yorkton Film Festivaland the Yorkton Public

Library.

John GracieEnjoy the swing jazz

classics of vintage Vegas as the Yorkton Arts

Council proudly brings you the next “Stars for

Saskatchewan” concert , John Gracie! John will be

in Yorkton on Sunday, March 2 at 2 p.m. at the Anne Portnuff Theatre, Tickets are available at

the Yorkton Arts Council, Welcome Home Floral and Gift Shop, at the

door, or on-line at www.yorktonarts.ca

Provincial 55+

Curling CompetitionHumboldt, March 19-21Entries before March 3

Teams may be men, women or mixed

Ages: 55+ and 65+Gold medal winners may advance to the Canada

55+ Games in Edmonton August 27-30

2-person stick curling will also be held in

Humboldt.For more information,

contact Eleanor @ 306-563-4160.

or email Maxine: max.stinka@sasktel.net

Call 306-783-7355 to place your Event.

Community Events

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PUBLIC NOTICEANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FOR ELECTORS

Notice is hereby given that the 2013 Annual General Meeting of the Good Spirit School Division No 204 will be held as follows:

Tuesday, February 11, 2014Supper @ 6:00 p.m. Meeting @ 7:00 p.m.

Yorkton Regional High School150 Gladstone Avenue North, Yorkton, SK

Tickets for supper are available for purchase at $5.00 eachEveryone is welcome to attend the meeting portion of the evening.

Contact Donna Court at 306-786-5500 for further information.The meeting agenda will include such topics as the following:

ÿ Presentation by the Chairman of the Board ÿ Report on the instructional programs ÿ Presentation on elementary problem-solving math

curriculum ÿ Audited financial report

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Tender CallRenovation to Yorkton Chamber of Commerce/Tourist Information CentreJct of Hwys 9 & 16Yorkton, SK

Proposals will be received by the Chamber at the Chamber Office until 2:00 pm February 14, 2014 and shall be opened privately immediately thereafter.This tender call is for the provision of general contracting services for:PHASE 1

PHASE 2

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Manager. The scope of the work for this contract is available to interested contractors Tuesday February 4 from the Chamber Office.A mandatory meeting on site will occur at 10:30 AM Friday, February 7.

and will not necessarily accept the lowest bid.

The successful contractor will supply to the Chamber, prior to the initiation of any work, the following:

Commerce as of Dec 31, 2013

June 15, 2014.

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According to a recent Desjardins Insurance retirement survey, many Canadians remain in retire-ment planning limbo. The survey found that Canadians who lack confi-dence in financial institu-tions and advisors were more likely to feel that sav-ing for retirement planning was confusing and diffi-cult. They also tended to have lower incomes, fewer savings and were less like-ly to seek financial infor-mation in main-stream media. As a result, they were more likely to feel that their own financial security is poor.

If you were to compare your situation against these results, how would you rate your retirement plan-ning confidence on a scale of one to five, if one was the lowest? Are you like the majority of respondents who find it very confus-ing? What would it take to overcome your fear and finally start investing in your future? Similar to starting a diet or quitting smoking, it usually takes a shock to your system to make critical behavioural changes. For example, maybe your parents or grand-parents have to keep working past their ideal retirement age because they didn’t save enough or suffered investment losses. They’re likely scared and feeling desperate. "That’s

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Instead of hitting your financial rock-bottom, why not decide to put your money where your emo-tion is? You can set up a plain and simple saving plan that is so automatic, you won’t even notice you’re saving. One easy option to consider is to contribute to your employ-er-sponsored retirement

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• Tax savings: Your contri-butions can be deducted before taxes. This means you’re lowering your tax-able income and your contributions can grow, tax-deferred.

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• Choice of investment options: You may have access to a variety of investment options that have been carefully selected by experts.

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Finding your retirement planning tipping pointSaturday, February 1, 2014 - THE NEWS REVIEW EXTRA - Page 7A

A lifetime dedicated to your career has finally paid off in precious retirement years. You’ve worked hard, and you deserve to enjoy your future. While retirement is often referred to as the golden years, living on a fixed income can be challenging and requires some smart finan-cial planning. Here are a few ways that you can stretch your retirement dollars by saving money at tax time: • Public transit saves money that you might otherwise spend on rising

gas prices, parking, and car maintenance. Not only do seniors typi-cally pay less for public transit, but the cost of certain public transit passes can be claimed on your tax return.

• You may be able to split your eligible pension income with your spouse or common-law partner, allocating up to 50% of your pension to him or her, to lower your combined taxes.

• If you, your spouse, or common-law partner has a severe and pro-longed impairment in physical or mental functions, and meets certain conditions, you might be eligible for the disability tax credit.

• If you care for a spouse or other family member who has an impair-ment that makes them dependent on you for care, the family care-giver amount could save you money.

• Applying for the goods and services tax/harmonized sales tax credit helps to offset all or part of the GST or HST that you pay.

• If you receive the Guaranteed Income Supplement or Allowance benefits under the Old Age Security program, you can usually renew

your benefit simply by filing your return by April 30. If you choose not to file a return, you will have to complete a renewal form. This form is available from Service Canada.

Other helpful tax-time information for seniors can be found at www.cra.gc.ca/seniors. To make filing easy this year, why not con-sider filing online? It’s fast, easy and secure. Information to get you started is available at www.cra.gc.ca/getready.

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Are you 65 or older? Save money at tax time

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