Ready for a big family Bright kitchen opens to the formal dining room Large living room with a bay window Main floor bath features a Jacuzzi tub Lower level partially developed with a bedroom and rec room 607 Railway St ● MLS #358448 Liz Spetz 297-8804 Great Films!!! April Fridays @ 7:00 pm 2nd—Sherlock Holmes9th—The Blind Side16th—The Hurt Locker23rd—Avatar30th—Crazy HeartDoors open at 6:30 PM Suggestions for movies are welcome. Please contact the T.rex Discovery Centre Admission Price $3.50 each T.rex Discovery Centre Eastend, SK. www.trexcentre.ca (306)295-4009 Synopsis of this week’s film on pg. 4 Trailers now available on T.rex Discovery Centre 12 th ANNUAL MS Walk May 2 nd Eastend 1:00pm Eastend Rink Complex Streambank Golf Course Annual General Meeting NOTICE R.M. of White Valley No. 49 Ratepayers 2% LIQUID STRYCHNINE CONCENTRATE for control of gophers (Richardson’s Ground Squirrels) IS NOW AVAILABLE This product is most effective when baiting is carried out before the birth of the young in mid-April, and before the alternative availability ofgreen vegetation. 108 Maple Ave. N. Eastend, Sask. EMAIL: r [email protected]t PHONE: 295-3553/ FAX: 295-3571 ALL SALES ARE SUBJECT TO PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT REGULATORY AGENCY EMERGENCY USE REGULATIONS SCC Read to Kids Read to our kids in the Eastend School and show your sup- port for them. Promote Literacy! Any Friday 1—1:20 pm April 16 until the end of term. Pick an age group of your choice and choose your book from the school library Call Nikki Whitney 295-3586 or 295-7731 or, Thomas Bristow or Paige Schuett at 295-3601 www.realtor.ca When are You an Artist? Having had the opportunity to appreciate the work of two local artists this week, I’ve been thinking about what the real difference is between a creative person and an artist. It’s not just talent but it’s not solely monetary recognition either. Creative people apply imagination and ingenuity to solve problems. This is an expression of part of their personality that makes them adept and motivates them to become more skilful. Artists are compelled to be creative and see the entire world through this filter. They’re passionate about the expression of their creativity and will devote considerable time to meticulously refining their craft. Notably, they spend much more time at this than can be economically justified but they can’t leave it alone. Creativity is a compulsion for artists. Artists frequently have to support themselves through other more mundane forms of work. In their hearts I suspect they still see this as just filling the gap between meeting responsi- bilities and that time when they can be left alone to go back to doing what they are fasci- nated by. So when is this a hobby and when does it become art? The line is blurry and de- pends on how the individual sees himself. Art is distinguished by excelling in a any particu- lar expression and honing your craft can apply to many fields of endeavour. We generally think of art as expression without a profit motive but, in fact, every person who relentlessly refines her abilities and greatly surpasses the average in any form of workis raising it to an artistic level. You’ll know a real artistic work when you see it because you can’t deny true excellence. In a sense all of life is art if you are willing to devote the hard work and solitary concentration necessary to create something well above the ordinary. Call yourself an artist or a farmer or a businessperson but respect your art and go to it with a pas- sion. JK
Read to our kids inthe Eastend Schooland show your sup-port for them.
Promote Literacy!Any Friday 1—1:20 pm
April 16 until the end of term.
Pick an age group of your choiceand choose your book from
the school library
Call Nikki Whitney 295-3586 or 295-7731or, Thomas Bristow or Paige Schuett
at 295-3601
www.realtor.ca
When are You an Artist?
Having had the opportunity to appreciate the work of two local artists this week, I’ve beenthinking about what the real difference is between a creative person and an artist. It’s not
just talent but it’s not solely monetary recognition either. Creative people apply imaginationand ingenuity to solve problems. This is an expression of part of their personality that makesthem adept and motivates them to become more skilful. Artists are compelled to be creativeand see the entire world through this filter. They’re passionate about the expression of theircreativity and will devote considerable time to meticulously refining their craft. Notably,they spend much more time at this than can be economically justified but they can’t leave it
alone. Creativity is a compulsion for artists.Artists frequently have to support themselves through other more mundane forms of work.In their hearts I suspect they still see this as just filling the gap between meeting responsi-bilities and that time when they can be left alone to go back to doing what they are fasci-nated by. So when is this a hobby and when does it become art? The line is blurry and de-pends on how the individual sees himself. Art is distinguished by excelling in a any particu-lar expression and honing your craft can apply to many fields of endeavour.
We generally think of art as expression without a profit motive but, in fact, every personwho relentlessly refines her abilities and greatly surpasses the average in any form of work is raising it to an artistic level. You’ll know a real artistic work when you see it because youcan’t deny true excellence. In a sense all of life is art if you are willing to devote the hardwork and solitary concentration necessary to create something well above the ordinary. Callyourself an artist or a farmer or a businessperson but respect your art and go to it with a pas-sion. JK
CCCCOMMUNITYOMMUNITYOMMUNITYOMMUNITY H HH H APPENINGS APPENINGS APPENINGS APPENINGS Eastend Arts Council—Apr. 12thEastend Rink Complex—Apr. 12th (7:30)?
Kinsmen– Apr. 4th & 18thHistorical Museum— Mar. 30th AGMK-40—Apr. 3rdCWL—Apr. 3rdFriends of the Museum &
T.rex Discovery Centre—Apr. 12thKinettes– Apr. 11thRM of White Valley—Apr. 11thTOWN COUNCIL— Apr. 14thClay Centre Comm Club—Apr. 20thSchool Comm Council—Apr. 20thChamber of Commerce—Apr. 21stFire Dept. — Mar. 30th, Apr. 13th & 27thEastend Swimming Pool— Apr. 21stPrairie Pearls— Mar. 28thTOPS MEET - Health Centre Quiet Room,
Thursdays @ 5:00 p.m.AA—Monday’s @ 8:00p.m. at Henry’s Place BINGO—Mondays at 7:00 in the Rink!Alanon – Health Centre Quiet Room
MARCH /APRIL DATES FOR PHYSICIAN CLINICS IN EASTEND
SHERRY HORNUNG RN(NP) - MAR 29,APRIL 1, 7, 8, 12, 14, 15, 19, 21 AND 22.
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE: APRIL 1 APPTS ARE BEING RESCHEDULED.
DR. GOVENDER - MAR. 31
To book an appointment Phone 295-4184
Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM.
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• For children and youth 4 y.o. pre-schoolto grade 6 or 7 or ?
- All groups CO-ED- Teams per soccer division of ages (U14, U12, U10, U8, U6)
• Practices will be held Wednesdays. Sea-son ends with our wind-up tentativelyWed., June 16th.
Registration forms have been sent outfrom school with students! (more formsavailable at the school, Eastend Health &Gift and Davis Medical Clinic)
Please turn in forms with registration fees
by Wednesday, March 31, 12 Noon To the school office or Eastend Health & Gift
or Davis Medical Clinic: (There is an addi-tional charge for late registration!!) SoccerClub jerseys & soccer socks available.
SOCCER MEETING:WED. MARCH 31 4:00 pm @ theschool. All interested persons pleaseattend. Always needing Coaches,Coaches Helpers and other Volun-teers to make agreat soccer sea-son for the kids!!
For further informationplease call:Ann Davis: 295-3281
Markus and i'm are now in Florida at Dey-tona Beach and visiting som frends from ourgield. We having a great time and we areallrady visit the Grand Kanyon, Las Vegasand the Yusemity Park in California. We didsom work in the near of San Francisco too.
The next trip goes to New York and after
that back to Canada (Ontario)Teh best wishes to Eastend.youre Markus and Nils
Eastend Swimming Pool
Is accepting applications for:lifeguards, instructors
and part-time office assistantsfor the summer of 2010.
Good wages, Flexible hoursGood work experience.
Resume deadline: April 14, 2010
Please contact:Penny at 306-295-3316 or 306-295-7995
or, send resume and positionyou are applying for to:
We are implementing a new computersystem Monday, March 29.
We ask for your patience while the staff adjusts to the new screens
Free Grocery Saturday Winner
Jason & Deanna Barton$164.98
Have a Happy Easter Closed Good Friday
Lo-Carb Ecological Disaster
Quebec is the centre of the once greatCanadian maple syrup industry. Today thefad for low carbohydrate diets has causeda sever slump in demand for syrup and anunexpected crisis among sap harvesters.
The QAFS (Que. Alliance des Fermiersde Sirop) reports to the CBC that vastamounts of syrup produced this spring
will likely be dumped. Even more seri-ously, unharvested sap remaining in treeswill pose a serious threat to local treeworkers. With unusually warm weatherconditions the sap can begin to runquickly building up pressure in the treesand causing them to unexpectedly ex-plode. The result of this form of thermalexpansion has already claimed 4 lives inthe Trois Rivier area. Saskatchewantowns are responding by sending special-ist assistance.
In a dynamic new portrayal of Sir ArthurConan Doyle’s famous characters, Sherlock
Holmes sends Holmes and his stalwart part-ner Watson on their latest challenge. Reveal-ing fighting skills as lethal as his legendaryintellect, Holmes will battle as never beforeto bring down a new nemesis and unravel adeadly plot that could destroy the country.Holmes also meets his counterpart, theAmerican criminal Irene Adler, again andmore than just intellectual sparks fly.
Robert Downey Jr., Jude law, RachelMcAdams and Mark StrongDirector Guy Ritchie
2010 Oscar Award Winners coming tothe T.rex Discovery Centre in April:
Blind Side—Sandra Bullock Best Actress
Crazy Heart— Jeff Bridges Best Actor
Hurt Locker – Best Picture
Avatar – Best Art Direction, Cinematogra-
phy and Visual Effects
AGES Artist: Duane Bristow
Duane Bristow is a wood carver whosework comprises geometric, domestic andnatural subjects. This intricacy of hiscarving speaks of the amount of time andattention he has lavished on his subjects.Every material appeals to him, includinggolf balls (of which he recommendsTitleist as the best brand for use with aknife).
Of all his subjects, birds have the premierposition. Duane has a feeling for themthat gives his carvings a sense of grace,life and compact energy. They seem tohover on their stands in readiness forimminent flight.
If you are interested in carving or wouldlike see more of Duane’s work, contacthim at [email protected] JK
Stand Alone is a Stand Out
Friday night, March 26th was a lively andenjoyable evening at the Cypress Hotel.Stand Alone did just that as he entertainedthe crowd with a wide range of music from
jazz to rock and country. Amazingly he didit all himself with his synthesizing systemand impressive double necked guitar.
Stand Alone is the stage name of Patrick Watkins who occupies his days as GeneralManager of the Eastend Credit Union. If finance is sited in the left side of the brainand art in the right side, then Patrick is oneof those unusual people who has his wholebrain working all the time. When it comesto music he really puts it together and de-livers a great performance. Further, he isequally comfortable in genres of severaleras. Rock, country and swing will keepthe party going all night but for a real treatask him for the Andrea Bocelli song, Con
Te Partiro and it will melt your heart.
Patrick is talented and easy with the audi-ence. When you have the chance be sure tocatch one of his performances. JK
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