Access Communications 1-866-363-2225

Acorn Storage 306-221-8327

Affinity Credit Union 306-283-4477

Bar Double B Honey Ranch

Block Agencies 306-283-4155

Canada Post 306-283-4318

Cornucopia Honey

Degree Heating & Cooling 306-241-3740

Dieter Martin Greenhouse 306-283-4376

Elemental Photography 306-381-0364

G & L Storage 306-283-4556

Gossen Cabinet Works 306-283-4404

Levesque Chiropractic Clinic 306-652-4070

Langham Seniors Home 306-283-4210

Moffatt Galleria

Nemanishen Contracting Ltd. 306-283-4818

Parkview Gas Bar & Store 306-283-9262

Read Automotive 306-283-4950

Ritchie & Sons

River Valley RV Park 306-283-4672

Snow White Inn 306-283-4760

Subway Restaurant 306-283-4515

Sun Country Farms 306-283-9227

Shear Elements 306-283-0007

Shysters' Tavern 306-283-4369

Trans Care 306-283-4496

Waldner’s Tax Service/Sears Outlet 306-283-4384

Wildwest Autobody 306-283-9228

Town of Langham Commercial Businesses

2014 Town of Langham Business License Holders

B&B Construction 306-864-8372

Brenda Hourie RMT 306-283-0022

Canvas Works 306-283-4637

Capital Concrete 306-283-4540

Chip Accounting Services 306-283-4641

Chuck’s Construction Company 306-270-9333

Dennis Bueckert Roofing 306-227-2299

Donna’s Guided Energy Based Self Healing

306-283-4182

Elaine’s Wood N Crafts 306-283-9242

Encore Painting 306-715-6338

Guarnett Enterprises 306-283-4180 / 306-203-0072

Integrity Plumbing & Heating 306-242-7276 /

306-371-7276

Julie Isaac Photography 306-251-1615

K&M Contracting 306-280-8909

Knox United Church Catering 306-283-4571

Micron Contractors Inc. 306-491-0474

Now & Then Ice Cream 306-283-4264

Nickel Property Management 306-283-4702

One Day with Diabetes Inc. Box 737 Langham

Phorever Photography 306-715-0621

R&H Contractors Inc. 306-283-4163

Reiki Therapies by Esther 306-283-0026 / 716-3436

Road Dog Plumbing & Heating 306-220-9199

St. Mark’s Catholic Church Catering 283-4360 /

283-4556

Stone Dimensions Bobcat Services 306-717-6409

Steph’s Sewing and Stuff 306-270-7171

Tammy Beriault—Independent Epicure Consultant

306-283-3341

The Hair Booth 306-283-4373

Town & Country Contracting 306-283-4334 /

306-281-7420

Urban Vaha Design 306-260-7257

White Orchid Apparel 306-222-6857

Zoar Church Homemakers (Catering) 306-283-4494

Town Of Langham Transfer Station Hours Summer Hours (May 1-September 30)

Tuesdays 4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Saturdays 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

Thursdays 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Closed Statutory Holidays **Fees Charged at the Gate

Winter Hours (October 1-April 30)

Tuesdays 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Saturdays 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

Thursdays 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Closed Statutory Holidays **Fees Charged at the Gate

Town of Langham

Newsletter

www.langham.ca

Town of Langham

230 Main Street East

Box 289, Langham, SK

S0K 2L0

Ph. (306) 283-4842

Fax (306) 283-4772

Open Monday - Friday

9am - 12pm & 1pm - 5pm

W & S After Hours Emergency

(306) 283-4994

Bylaw Enforcement Officer

(306) 283-4266

Council & Staff

Mayor: Beverly Panas

Councilors: Nicole McLaren Brendan Proctor Tracy Lynn Simpson Alan Sneddon Ryan Klassen Administrator: Jamie Nagy

admin@langham.ca

Assistant Administrator: Bev Dovell

finance@langham.ca

Administrative Assistant: Darcey Bomok

assist@langham.ca

Recreation Director: Corinne Waldner

recreation@langham.ca

Foreman: Steve Wiebe

foreman@langham.ca

Assistant Foreman: Ron Thiessen

Public Works Staff: Neal Waldner Dyson Fuchs Jarvis Martens

Water & Sewer Operator: Lionel Sawatzky

Fire Chief: Bill McCombs

EMO Coordinator: Tracy Simpson

September 2014

October 2014 By-Election NOTICE OF CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

(Municipal Election)

Public notice is hereby given that nominations of candidates for the

Office (s) of:

COUNCILLOR, Town of Langham (One To Be Elected)

will be received by the undersigned on the 3rd day of September, 2014, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Town Office, 230 Main Street East, Langham, Saskatchewan and during regular business hours (9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.) from August 12, 2014 to September 3, 2014, at the Town Office, 230 Main Street East, Langham, Saskatchewan.

Nomination forms may be obtained at the Town Office. 230 Main Street East

Dated at Langham this 12th day of August, 2014

Jamie Nagy, Returning Officer

The Town of Langham will be seeing several changes in the coming months. There have been several construction projects started to give town residents a positive recreational experience. As well, there have been several upgrades to the aging infrastructure to improve the quality of life here in Langham.

You may have noticed construction has begun at the old curling rink lo-cation and is scheduled for completion by March of 2015. Also, if you have taken a trip to the sports grounds you may have notice some work-ing being done out there. The Langham Slow-Pitch committee has volun-teered their valuable time and skills to move and renovate the concession with a portion of the materials and funding provided by the Town. The Langham Museum has also seen some renovations to bring it up to safe-ty code and to replace the shingles on the Museum/Library.

The service road abutting the newly renovated Petro-Canada has been paved to ensure smooth travels for your vehicle. The construction of a new town shop is well under way on Service Road West and is sched-uled for completion by December 2014. As we reach the capacity limit of our current sewage lagoon, the Town of Langham has been exploring options for the construction of a new waste water treatment facility. In preparation for this the Town has purchased a quarter of land north of town. We have begun the preliminary engineering work on this major capital project and hope to see it completed in the next couple of years.

Jamie Nagy

Administrator/ CAO

In Motion Activities

Langham Recreation Department

Langham In Motion Fall Programs

Pilates Monday 7:30 p.m. Langham Elementary School Gym Dates: September 15, 2014—December 15, 2015 Price: $100 includes GST

Baton Tuesdays 5:30 p.m. Langham Elementary School Gym Dates: September, 2014 to April, 2015 Prices: $200 plus $75 membership fee for new members

Dance Wednesdays Times Vary Affinity Community Hall Dates: September 17, 2014—April 29, 2015 Price: Will vary depending on program Types: Twinkle Toes, Primary Ballet, Jazz/Tap, Hip Hop, Street Jazz

Yoga Will being in January

Karate Friday 6:30 p.m. Affinity Community Hall Dates: September 26, 2014—January 30, 2015 Second Session: February 6, 2015—May 31, 2015 Price: $140 or both sessions for $260 * Family Plans are available

Kickboxing Friday 7:30 p.m. Affinity Community Hall Dates: September 26, 2014—January 30, 2015 Second Session: February 6, 2015—May 31, 2015 Price: $140 or both sessions for $260. * Family Plans are available

Visit the Recreation booth at Passport to Langham to register for all above programs

Langham Skatepark Fundraiser Steak Dinner and Hypnotist Show

September 20th, 6:00PM at the Langham Affinity Community Hall

Tickets $30

Contact Nicole McLaren nicole.a.mclaren@gmail.com or (306) 361-5022

Or visit our Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/315949628564956/

Langham Farmer’s Market

Saturdays 9:00 a.m.—12:00 Noon in Penner Park!

Join us and shop local for various baked goodies, sewing/crocheting, vegetables, jams, breads, ready-made items like

cabbage rolls and pizza (pop) buns.

The Langham Theatrical Company Presents A GOOD, OLD FASHIONED REDNECK COUNTRY CHRISTMAS

Under the direction of: Gillian Pearson and Sela Balzer as assistant director.

We are excited about our 2014 fall production as it is Christmas story that is guaranteed to touch your heart. The story begins in Lou’s Diner, it is the friendliest place in the south but this Christmas Eve Lou (played by Treena Rowat) and the girls (Corinne Waldner and Janene Bueckert) are steamed. Lou’s husband, Bill, (played by Marty Bembridge) and his pals Dave (Steven Balzer) and Jimmy (Erron Leafloor) have taken off for a day of hunting in the mountains. Seems the boy’s way of dealing with, or rather avoiding their family issues is by getting out of town for the day. With the warm-hearted women hard at work in the diner and the men staunchly avoiding the traditional holiday you will witness each group’s perspective of the other through the eyes of Bob, a stranded truck driver (played by Darrell Novakovski).

Then Mary Sue, a young pregnant and heart-rending stranger (played by Dale Johnson) gets lost in the woods and the town’s young med student (played by Chris Byers) is sent out to look for her. May Sue delivers her baby in a cow shed in the middle of a blizzard and the red-neck boys become the most unlikely Wise Men at the Nativity you will ever see! Bob is there to witness it all and gives you the narrative of their adventure. The first miracle of Christmas blesses everyone in this tender comedy, and with simplicity and grace, gently reminds the audience of the real reason for the season!

DATE & TIMES:

Gala Opening Night Nov 6th (by invitation only)

Friday, Saturday & Sunday Nov 7, 8, & 9 @ 6 pm

Thursday Nov 13th Show Only @ 7 pm

Friday & Saturday Nov 14 & 15th @ 6 pm

Sunday Matinee Nov 16th at 1 pm

TICKETS:

Available on Sept 15th from LUCY 306 283-4571

$36.50 / person

$260.00 table of eight (Only applicable if submitting single payment for all tickets)

Show only $21.50 or table of 8 $165.00

Sewer and Water News

The Town crew will be flushing all fire hydrants starting Week of May 12, 2014

through to the first snow/freeze up in Fall.

The Langham Fire Department will again be conducting training this summer from May 20th to September 9th, on Tuesday nights from 7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. where fire hydrants may be used causing fluctuation in water

pressure.

This process may cause sediment to be

released throughout the system and may cause a temporary discoloration of the water. Check your water prior to washing clothes to ensure that it is not colored so that you can avoid staining your laundry.

Water services will not be interrupted but water pressures may be low at times. Thank you for your patience while we perform this necessary procedure.

Thank you...Langham Town Crew

A reminder to all who still have outstanding 2014 taxes, as of September 1st, 1% interest will be added to all unpaid taxes per month. If you are not able to make it during the Town Office hours, we have a mail slot on the East side of the building. Please put your payment in an envelope and we will process it the next business day. If you would like to arrange to leave us monthly cheques to cash, please call during our office hours and make arrangements.

2014 Taxes

Community Christmas Celebration

The Community Christmas Celebration is scheduled for November 28th at the Affinity Community Hall. Plans are being made for entertainment and Oven Scents has been booked to serve us an incredible meal. Please watch your mailbox and for flyers for more information as plans are finalized.

Emergency Planning Committee

We are a volunteer based community, with a combination of fire department, safety & quality coordinators & public works. We care about our community and are currently working on updating emergency planning procedures, including a community siren for emergencies. With help from the community, we will be prepared. This does not have to be a time consuming task, you can be as heavily involved as you wish, or just attend quarterly meetings for emergency preparedness updates. Our family time is important and with your help, we can be prepared as a community. Any involvement you would like to give is appreciated. Please contact: Tracy Simpson—EMO Coordinator

email: tracy.simpson@src.sk.ca

Saskatoon Housing Authority need volunteers to serve the Housing Authority Board of Directors for Yellowhead Manor. Board Members are responsible for ensuring efficient and fair administration of the properties and projects within it’s jurisdictions. If you are interested, please call The Town Office for contact information.

Volunteers Needed!

some of the events were disappointing, but we look at this summer as a learning experience. All of the money we raise from our admission and concessions will go toward KidSport.

As our attentions move towards fall and winter activities, the Recreation Department is scheduling its Langham in Motion Programs: Baton, Dance, Pilates, Karate, Kickboxing and Yoga. Please see further on for a schedule. You can also check out our Events Calendar on our website: www.langham.ca

Come to the Affinity Community Hall on September 11th starting at 5:30 p.m. for Passport to Langham. This is a show case as to what programs the user groups, clubs, churches etc have to offer. The Affinity Credit Union will be holding their Member Appreciation Barbecue on the front lawn of the Hall and all are welcome to a free hotdog!

Hope to see everyone there!

Corinne Waldner—Recreation Director

Hello Langhamites!

I hope everyone had a relaxing, enjoyable summer! To all of our school age children, youth and teens...Welcome Back! I hope you are all ready for a fantastic school year. (I can hear the groans from some of you while I type this...Ha, Ha!)

Summer in Langham has been hot! We held our Super Summer Events in July and August. A big “THANK YOU!” to Heather Epp, our Recreation Assistant. She was very creative and planned some really fun events. Some events, were very well attended. Our Tie-Dye session had 53 participants! An-other event that had good attendance was our Funtazm-Silly Science Stage Show, we had 29 participants and it totally ROCKED! We experimented with Dry Ice and shot rockets off in the parking lot of the Affinity Community Hall! Heather made a life size Chutes and Ladders game which we can use over and over! We ended our season with a “banging” (quoted from our Facebook page) Teen dance. Attendance to

Here are the programs offered by your local Wheatland Branch Library!

September 16th 6:00 p.m. Summer Reading Program Wind Up Party—Cake, Crafts and our draw for Lego Barbie, Galaxy Squad and Duplo. Story Time Mondays from September 15th, 2014 to May 2015. 10:30 a.m.-11:15 a.m. Everyone Welcome! A new story and crafts each week! Book Club 1st Monday of the Month — 7:00 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME! Adult Craft Night 2nd Tuesday of every Month - 7:00 p.m. Rainbow Loom Club 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 6:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m.. Informal drop in club, bring your loom and bands to learn a new charm or teach your favorite bracelet pattern to a friend.

Note: At our kick off party for the summer reading program we had more than 50 children participate in the Lego activities put on by Bricks 4 Kidz. We would love to start our won Lego Club. We are looking for Lego donations to start the club in the near future.

Check out or new Langham Library Facebook page. We post events and new books: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Langham-Library/325613247593781?ref=br_tf

Library Hours Mondays 10:00 a.m.—Noon 6:00 p.m.—9:00 p.m. Tuesdays 4:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m. Thursdays 4:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m. Closed Statutory Holidays

Langham Branch Library

Will be holding their Member Appreciation

Barbecue...Free! Everyone is Welcome!

Affinity Credit Union Langham Volunteer Fire Department Block Agencies

First Saskatchewan Lutheran Church Prairie Players Langham Museum

Langham Centennial Arena Plus 60 Club Langham Branch Library

Langham Theatrical Company Boys and Girls Club Terry Fox Run

Langham Dance Club Clark’s Crossing Gazette Langham Senior’s Home

Girl Guides (Sparks, Brownies & Guides) Walter W. Brown High School Forever in Motion

Sun Country Seeds WWBHS School Community Council Sask Baton

Town of Langham RCMP (Criminal Record Checks) Shear Elements

Pilates Yoga Karate / Kickboxing

Ice Holes Women’s Hockey Langham Culture, Parks & Recreation Parkview Gas Bar

Subway Langham Minor Hockey & Skating St. Mark’s Church

Knox United Church Zoar Church Dieter Martin Greenhouse

Plus 60 News: Community Pot Luck September 24 at 6 p.m. Coffee Hour continues every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:30a—10:30a.

Museum News! Fall Hours: As of September 1st the Museum is closed for the season. You can still arrange private tours by calling the below numbers.

Annual Museum Harvest Sale: Wednesday September 10th at 10:00 a.m. Come out and purchase some baking, canning, fresh

veggies, etc.

Do you need a small meeting space? Our Museum is available for rentals...we have a small kitchen and dishwasher.

Contact Information: Contacts for Rentals or after hours tours please call:

Doreen 306 283 4342 / or Doris Tarasoff 306 283 4517/ or Rose Dick 306 283 4427

Langham & District Heritage Village and Museum

Annual Fowl Supper

Mark your calendars! The annual Fowl Supper will be October 26th at the Affinity Community Hall from 4:00 p.m-7:00 p.m. Members from the community cook and donate food. Our Fowl Supper Committee donates

time and ovens to help out. Take out service will be available. Watch your mailbox for advertising!