........ ...Your.Daily.Fix................. 346 Centre St. Shaunavon, Sask. Phone 306-297-4144 Email: yourdailyfi[email protected]Website: www.yourdailyfix.me See What’s New .... Local & Regional Headlines ~ Jokes ~ Crossword Puzzle ~ Horoscope ~ Coming Events ~ Funny Stories ~ Interesting Tidbits ~ Recipes ~ Classifieds ~ Business Directory ~ Pick up a FREE copy or go online!! Automation • Controls • Process Equipment Shaunavon Office Phone: 306-297-2195 Fax: 306-297-2198 Swiſt Current Office Phone: 306-773-5555 • Journeyman Electricians • Burner Technicians • Instrument Technicians • Journeyman Gas Fitters www.globalflowinc.com 24 Hour Service farm, commercial, and residential 41083481/29AP14c Tuesday, August 20th, 2013 Published daily Mon thru Fri FREE of Charge - Enjoy! www.yourdailyfix.me THE SASKATCHEWAN ADVAN- TAGE SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT- ED MORE THAN 4,500 SAS- KATCHEWAN STUDENTS IN ITS FIRST YEAR gov.ca - More than 4,500 students benefitted from the new Saskatch- ewan Advantage Scholarship in its first year. In 2012-13, the program provided more than $2.2 million in scholarships to help students with their post-secondary education. “I am pleased that thousands of stu- dents have benefitted from this schol- arship in its first year,” Advanced Ed- ucation Minister Don Morgan said. “We are seeing more students partici- pate in our growing economy and the Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship will assist more students participate in and complete their post-secondary education.” e Saskatchewan Advantage Schol- arship reduces tuition up to $500 per year to a lifetime maximum of $2,000 for new Saskatchewan Grade 12 grad- uates who enroll at a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution. Students 610 - 3rd Ave. W. Shaunavon Phone 306.297.2639 [email protected]www.shaunavonjd.com NOW HIRING! • Service Technicians Apply today: Send your resume with cover letter and references to: email: [email protected]fax: 306-297-3827 or drop off in person RSX 850i Sport 4x4 • high horse power motorcylce engine • top speed of 53 mph (85.3 km/h) 41083492/29AP-1y/09MYc Located at 320 Hwy #37 N Shaunavon 306.297.2772 1.866.779.0555 www.silversagechev.ca 41083482/29AP14c UP TO $10,000 IN COMBINED CASH CREDITS** Effective Rate 3.09% Auto Parts 875 3rd Ave. W. Shaunavon 306.297.2234 41083493/29AP14c 389cc HONDA GX390 Gas Engine PRESSURE WASHER Electric Start ONE only Optimal engine & pump warranty SALE $5699.98 Diesel Heat Al Fuchs 306-741-5099 For Lease 4,000 sq. ft. of Prime Office/Retail Area For all details call Al Fuchs 41083476/29AP-1y/09MY Home Furnishings 320 Centre Street, Shaunavon 306-297-2141 WALTER’S 41083484/29AP14p All Fridge and All Freezer Side by Side Twins $2998 for pair! www.facebook.com/HeathersTanningandMassage Your Relaxation Station 162 - 3rd Ave. East, Shaunavon 306-297-7169 Heather’s Tanning & Massage Open: Mon. thru Fri. 1 pm - 8pm Closed: Sat. & Sun. and Holidays Stop in and check out our DAILY SPECIALS! 1 - 6pm Walk ins Welcome 6:30 - 8pm by Appointment Only 41145195/29AP14p
Transcript
.... ....
...Your.Daily.Fix.................
346 Centre St. Shaunavon, Sask. Phone 306-297-4144 Email: [email protected] Website: www.yourdailyfix.me
See What’s New .... Local & Regional Headlines ~ Jokes ~ Crossword Puzzle ~ Horoscope ~ Coming Events ~ Funny Stories ~ Interesting Tidbits ~ Recipes ~ Classifieds ~ Business Directory ~ Pick up a FREE copy or go online!!
Tuesday, August 20th, 2013Published daily Mon thru Fri
FREE of Charge - Enjoy!www.yourdailyfix.me
THE SASKATCHEWAN ADVAN-TAGE SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT-ED MORE THAN 4,500 SAS-KATCHEWAN STUDENTS IN ITS FIRST YEARgov.ca - More than 4,500 students benefitted from the new Saskatch-ewan Advantage Scholarship in its first year. In 2012-13, the program provided more than $2.2 million in scholarships to help students with their post-secondary education. “I am pleased that thousands of stu-dents have benefitted from this schol-
arship in its first year,” Advanced Ed-ucation Minister Don Morgan said. “We are seeing more students partici-pate in our growing economy and the Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship will assist more students participate in and complete their post-secondary education.” The Saskatchewan Advantage Schol-arship reduces tuition up to $500 per year to a lifetime maximum of $2,000 for new Saskatchewan Grade 12 grad-uates who enroll at a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution. Students
1 - 6pm Walk ins Welcome6:30 - 8pm by Appointment Only
4114
5195
/29A
P14p
Check out the website @
Spray Foam Insulation• Residential • Commercial
Cost Effective & Energy EfficientCall us for a FREE Estimate!
306-297-7475“The Spray Foam Guy” 41
1451
97/1
4MY1
4c
www.yourdailyfix.me
10’ x 15’ Storage Units: Rent for $80.00 per month or
$840.00 per yearTrailer Storage:
$20.00 per monthCall 306-297-9382
4114
5198
/13M
Y14c
til further notice
Mon. to Fri.10am - 4pm
Closed 12:30 - 1:30 for lunch
We have NEW store hours!
346 Centre Street, Shaunavon
Your Daily Fix
Shaunavon Cooperative Playschool Registration & Information Night
Wednesday, August 21st6:00-7:00
Christ the King School Playschool RoomFor Information Phone
Stephanie 306-297-6255 or Kim 306-297-0070
Our AGM will follow registration so if you are interested in joining the board please plan
to stay afterwards!
4114
5243
/15A
U-1
w/2
1AU
c
Are you looking for a way to give back to Shaunavon and
Southwest Saskatchewan?
Shaunavon Volunteer Fire Department is looking for a few good men and women to join our Department
and help keep Shaunavon and Southwest Saskatchewan safe for our families, friends,
and neighbours.
We offer free training to new recruits, and meet every Thursday Night at 7:00 PM
at Shaunavon’s Fire Hall.
Email your interest to volunteer and availability to [email protected]
Attention: Dean McNabb, Fire Chief.
volunteer
Opportunity
4114
5262
/19A
U-2
w/3
0AU
cAJ’s Septic & Sewers
Shaunavon, Sask.Phone 306-297-7474
Stay ahead of your “Roots”!
Call a Roto Rooter
Specialist today!
4114
5196
/29A
P14p
have up to 10 years from graduation to access the scholarship.In the 2012-13 academic year, stu-dents across the Saskatchewan post-secondary sector benefitted from the program. The percentage breakdown by institution is:University of Saskatchewan: 44 per centUniversity of Regina: 30 per centSIAST: 13 per centRegional Colleges: eight per centPrivate Vocational Schools: five per centMorgan reminds parents and stu-dents that they do not need to ap-ply for the Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship.“Your post-secondary educational institution will apply on the student’s behalf and eligible students will have their tuition reduced by the scholar-ship amount,” Morgan said.Updated information on the scholar-ship is posted on the Ministry of Ad-vanced Education’s website at www.aeei.gov.sk.ca/scholarship-sas.Morgan noted that while the Sas-katchewan Advantage Scholarship is reducing tuition fees for students, those same students can also get all
of their tuition back, up to $20,000, if they stay and work in Saskatchewan after they finish their post secondary education.“Close to $52 million in Graduate Retention Program benefits were provided to 50,000 graduates for the 2012 taxation year,” Morgan said. “This means more young people are choosing to live and work in Sas-katchewan after finishing their edu-cation and that’s one of the reasons our province is growing at its fastest pace in decades.”
THIEF FOR THIEF
One day as a husband was having his tea at home, his wife complained
to him . . .Wife: You know dear, our new
washerwoman stole two of our tow-els. That crook!
Husband: Which towels dear?Wife: The ones we stole from the
hotel in Miami Beach.
SIGN IN THE DARK
Silvia: Dad, can you write in the dark?
Dad: I think so. What do you want me to write?
Silvia: Your name on this report card.
. Your.Daily.Crossword.Puzzle .
Your Local Weather Forecast:TODAY
Low +14/ High +25Mainly Sunny
WEDNESDAYLow +11/ High +24
Sunny
THURSDAYLow +14/ High +28
Mainly SunnyFRIDAY
Low +14/ High +28Isolated Showers
ACROSS1. British raincoats, nicknamed5. Woofs!9. Like non-glossy makeup14. Border on15. May, in Lisbon16. Boo-boo17. Finale, in music18. EPCOR CENTRE for the __ Arts, in Calgary20. Cite as evidence22. Tea type, __ Grey23. Opera classic: “O Sole __”24. Saskatchewan city southeast of Regina26. Saloon slurp28. Cat’s cry!30. Really tick off34. Montreal-born singer of “Come to Me”, France __37. Kind of history39. New York’s Madison, et al.40. “One Week” band from Scarborough, ON: 2 wds.43. __ the Terrible44. #43-Across, for one45. ‘Kind’ suffix46. Las Vegas hangout48. Canadian figure skating great Mr. Browning50. Convent denizens52. Name of the MTV video music award57. Crunched muscles, for short60. Hoover Dam lake
62. Unspecified individual63. __ House, Saskatchewan66. Pond ‘plant’67. More right sounding68. Ancient Roman’s 200269. Retreat70. Repetition mark, in music71. Music’s Ms. Murray72. God†of†war in Greek mythology
Down1. Parrot2. Home3. Blue Rodeo singer Jim4. Baseball great Rusty5. Unit of electric†current6. Arctic explorer, John __7. NBC’s “Chicago __”8. Couches9. Arthurian wizard10. Sleeve11. Clip12. Author Ms. Morrison13. Consequently19. Animal Farm author George21. Curry powder ingredient25. Secluded spots27. Mark29. Make mayhem, with Havoc31. Car rental company32. The Bee __33. Curved letter34. Second Cup serving, hip-style
35. Komodo dragons36. Russian leader, b.1870-d.192438. Tight as _ __40. Lighters brand41. Somebody penitent42. 19th-century composer Mr. Bruckner47. __ uno!49. Rock tour gig51. Actress Ms. Hayek53. Spiral-horned antelope54. Tooth type55. Actress Ms. Harmon56. Approaches57. Stars in movies58. Hockey great, Pavel __59. Self-satisfied61. Curse64. __ Folds Five65. Author, Anais __
Answers to the previous puzzle:
Janelle Wickstrom306-297-3554420 Centre StreetShaunavon,SK S0N 2M0
2 x 6 walls and fully insulated gives this place year round living if desired. A 24 x 17 garage houses the well and pressure sys-tem. The south side of the wrap around (3 sides), is covered for all weather enjoyment. An approx. 50’ well with submersible pump gives a more than adequate supply of water. Potable water, free of charge is available about a block away. Includes all furniture and appliances.
$178,200
A boy was having a lot of difficulty in French class. To encourage him, his
teacher said, “You’ll know you’re really beginning to get it when you start dream-
ing in French.”The boy ran into class all excited one day, saying, “Teacher, teacher! I had a dream last night and everyone was talking in
French!” “Great!” said the teacher; “what were they saying?” “I don’t know,” the
boy replied; “I couldn’t understand them.
..Your.Daily.Horoscope..
FROM KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, 300 W 57th STREET, 15th
FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10019
CUSTOMER SERVICE: (800) 708-7311 EXT. 236
YOUR INDIVIDUAL HOROSCOPE
FOR RELEASE MONDAY, AUG. 19, 2013
BY FRANCIS DRAKE
What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the fore-cast given for your birth sign.
For Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013ARIES(March 21 to April 19)Parents must be patient with children
because the Full Moon today affectsthem as well as your family pet.Romantic partners must likewise bepatient and tolerant with each other. Andso it goes.
TAURUS(April 20 to May 20)You might be pulled between the
demands of home and family versus thedemands of career and your reputationtoday. Classic. However, this Full Moonsays you cannot ignore your private life.
GEMINI(May 21 to June 20)This is an accident-prone day for your
sign because of the Full Moon energy.Think before you speak and act. Countto three.
CANCER(June 21 to July 22)You might feel pulled between your
financial needs and the financial needsof someone else today. Nevertheless,you can’t ignore your own survival.
LEO(July 23 to Aug. 22)This is the second Full Moon opposite
your sign this year — two in a row!(Most unusual.) Be patient with partnersand close friends. This is your onlychoice.
VIRGO(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22)Difficulties with co-workers or even
health issues might come to a head todaybecause of the Full Moon. If issues aretoo heated, postpone your decision.
LIBRA(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)Social occasions, sports events and
romantic relationships will be stressedbecause of the Full Moon energy today.Everything will be all right if people arecivil and patient.
SCORPIO(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)Every Full Moon heightens emotions
and blows things out of proportion. Youmight feel this way dealing with familymembers and bosses. Just remember:They feel it, too.
SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)Avoid controversial subjects like poli-
tics, religion and racial issues, becausetoday is a Full Moon day. Don’t go look-ing for trouble and don’t let it find you,either.
CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)This could be an accident-prone day
because of the Full Moon energy, but itdoesn’t have to be. Keep your wits aboutyou. Stay calm and carry on.
AQUARIUS(Jan. 20 to Feb. 18)Relationships might be stressed
because this is the second Full Moon inyour sign this year! Be easygoing andmellow, and all will be well. (Patiencerequires mental discipline.)
PISCES(Feb. 19 to March 20)Be patient with co-workers today
because of the Full Moon. Things can gosmoothly if you are cooperative andaccommodating. Be especially patientwith others who are losing it.
YOU BORN TODAY Many of youhave a secret in your past or somethingthat motivates you to behave in a certainway in the future. You might not even beaware of it. However, you have a fantas-tic imagination and you are always fear-less. You understand human nature.Make time this year to study or learnsomething valuable. (Your rewards willfollow.)
Birthdate of: Meghan Ory, actress;Andrew Garfield, actor; Robert Plant,singer/songwriter.
On This Day in History: PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL IS BORN
PART TIME & FULL TIME HOUSEKEEPERS
• Competitive wage offering with bonus program• Group benefits: Ext Health Care, Long-term Disability, Life Ins., Dental, Optical, Prescriptions• Matching RRSP Contribution Plan• Use of the hotel facilities (fitness, steam room and hot tub for you and immediate family)• Discounts at Canalta Hotels• An experienced team to provide you with professional support• Award winning company
We would be happy to receive your resume by:Email: [email protected]
NOW HIRINGShaunavon
4114
5220
/06A
U-t
n/30
AUc
See Miranda for all your grain storage needs!Shaunavon Co-op Home and Agro
306-297-2662
41083506/29AP14c
On this day in 1920, seven men, including legendary all-around athlete and football star Jim Thorpe, meet to organize a professional football league at the Jordan and Hupmobile Auto Showroom in Can-ton, Ohio. The meeting led to the creation of the American Professional Football Conference (APFC), the forerunner to the hugely successful National Football League. Professional football developed in the 1890s in Pennsylvania, as local athletic clubs engaged in increasingly intense competition. Former Yale football star William “Pudge” Heffelfinger became the first-ever pro-fessional football player when he was hired by the Allegheny Athletic Association to play in a game against their rival the Pittsburgh Athletic Club in November 1892. By 1896, the Allegheny Athletic Association was made up entirely of paid players, making it the sport’s first-ever professional team. As football became more and more popular, local semi-pro and pro teams were organized across the country. Professional football first proved itself a viable spectator sport in the 1910s with the establishment of The Ohio League. Canton, the premiere team in the league, featured legendary decathlete and football star Jim Thorpe. From his play with the Carlisle School to his gold medal in the decathlon in Stockholm in 1912 and his time in the outfield with John McGraw’s New York Giants, Thorpe was an international star who brought legitimacy to professional football. The crowds that Thorpe and the Canton team drew created a market for professional football in Ohio and beyond. Still, the league was struggling due to escalating player salaries, a reliance on college players who then had to forfeit their college eligibility and a general lack of organization. On August 20, 1920, the owners of four Ohio League teams--the Akron Pros, Canton Bulldogs, Cleveland Indians and Dayton Trian-gles--met to form a new professional league. Jim Thorpe was nominat-ed as president of the new league, as it was hoped Thorpe’s fame would help the league to be taken seriously. On September 17, the league met again, changing its short-lived name to the American Professional Football Association (APFA) and officially electing Jim Thorpe as the league’s first president. The APFA began play on September 26, with the Rock Island Inde-pendents of Illinois defeating a team from outside the league, the St. Paul Ideals, 48-0. A week later, Dayton beat Columbus 14-0 in the first game between two teams from the APFA, the forerunner of the modern NFL.
Business CardsLetterheadEnvelopesPostersPamphletsCoil bindingRaffle ticketsPostcardsFlyers MenusBooklets
Non-Carbon form books - Invoice books - Receipt books - Ticket books - Driver’s Log Books - Safety Meeting Books - and all other oilfield/trucking books ** will design to suit your needs **
((
NEW SERvICES to SERvE you BETTER!
NOW Done
In-House!
Box 729 - 346 Centre Street Shaunavon, Sask. S0N 2M0Phone: 306-297-4144 Email: [email protected]
Our services are as unique as you are, and we would be pleased to take a look at your project or job, and quote accordingly.
4108
3553
/27M
Y-12
w/2
0AU
c
Fall Winter Registration NightThursday, September 12th 6:00-8:00 Pm @ the CPWC – Lobby
• Minor Hockey • Taekwondo • Grand Coteau Heritage and Cultural Centre • Kindermusik • Shaunavon Co-op Playschool
• Yoga • Kodiak – Youth rec Hockey • Silver Blades • Curling Club
For more information on rec programs please contact Ava or Sara @ the rec office 297-3029 or via email [email protected]
SHAUNAVON TRIATHLONSunday, August 25th
Shauny Sprint 500m swim, 20 km bike, 5 Km Run$ 20.00 per registered participant includes t-shirt
Last day to register is August 23rd * Triathlon can be completed independently or as a team*
Registration sheets & additional informationcan be found online or at the Rec Office
SCIT Improv Comedy & The ChevellesAre coming to Shaunavon
Saturday, September 7th, 2013 At the CPWC see ad for more details
2nd annual Run for the Kids Saturday, September 14, 2013 @ 10:00 am @ CPWC
All Proceeds will be given to the Children’s Learning Centre Natural Playground. - 5 KM / 10 KM Walk or Run
$ 35.00 Early Bird Rate, $ 45.00 after August 30th, 2013Fees includes race entry & t-shirt.
Last day to register is September 11th, 2013.
AQUA ZUMBAMondays @ 5:30-6:30 - $15 drop-in Or $52 pass
The pool fitness party begins August 12th, 19th & 26th
Skateboard/BMX Day Camp Wednesday, August 21st.
Cost is $30. Phone Sara at the rec. office for details. 7- 13 year olds will be from 2-5 pm - 14+ will be from 6-9 pm
Please preregister as there will likely be a BBQ for participants between sessions.
The last day at the Shaunavon Swimming Pool is Friday, August 30th. Thank you for a great summer and we hope to see you next year!!
Shaunavon Home & Agro
Duties include - customer service, running till, stocking and facing.
Please apply in person to Charlotte Glas at the Administration Office - 591 3rd Ave W. or send
Harvest is hectic. Racing daylight and rain clouds can be seriously stressful. Time means money when yields are at risk. As a result, harvest is the peak season for agriculture-related injuries and fatalities.
When you’re in a rush, it’s tempting to bypass simple safety procedures that might slow you down. But taking the extra time can be a lifesaver. So ease up. Take responsibility for your own safety. Get trained for each new task before you get started. Be alert for hazards and figure out how to manage them – remove any unnecessary risks ahead of time, and learn to manage the risks that can’t be removed. Know the job. Know the hazards. Know the drill.
Cover Your . . . Know the job. Combines and balers can be extremely dangerous. Knowledge is your best defense. Prepare for the harvest season by getting properly trained for each task you will perform. Get the equipment ready. The majority of severe farm tragedies involve machinery. Make sure yours is in good working condition. Be sure pre-season maintenance and repairs are handled several weeks before harvest. Also make sure you are in good condition. You take pride in your ability to work long and hard. You’re happy to burn the midnight oil in pursuit of a goal – in this case, a successful harvest. The reality is that fatigue, drowsiness and illness contribute to field mishaps. To ensure you’ll be around to see the last of the grain go into the bin, get plenty of sleep. Take regular breaks. Wear comfortable, close-fitting clothing and sturdy, protective shoes. When you do field work, always let someone know where you areand check in regularly.
Little Person Alert Keep children safely away from farm machinery, including grain transportation equipment. Tragedies occur far too easily when children end up in the path of equipment from which the operator’s view is restricted.
Big, Mean Harvesting Machines Know the hazards. Harvesting equipment is designed to cut, pull and separate things, and it does so very effec-tively. Unfortunately, it won’t discriminate between you and the crop. Get caught in its clutches and you could be tangled, wrapped, pulled, run over, cut up or worse. Learn about the dangers ahead of time so you can avoid them while you’re in the field. When you’re working, slow down and think about the potential hazards of each new task before you begin.
How Quick are You? At 1000 RPM, a PTO shaft will entangle at four metres per second. An average measured reaction time on an adult male is about .2 seconds. So by the time you react to the pull of the PTO, it has already pulled you or your clothing almost a metre. Guards anyone?
Avoid Harvesting Hazards Know the drill. Knowing how to identify hazards is only the first step. Once you identify them, you have to learn to manage them safely or avoid them altogether. Stop and think about possible hazards while you’re operating the equipment. Be alert. Ask questions. Here are a few serious harvesting hazards to avoid.- Avoid entanglement. Every combine or baler gets a plugged intake area occasionally. This area is also known as a pull-in point, and it can grab you in an instant. To avoid entanglement: • Operate the equipment with care and attention. • Ensure all protective guards and shields are securely in place. • Clear plugged equipment only after the power is turned off and the key is in your pocket. • Don’t overestimate your ability to react – entanglement injuries happen very quickly. • Decrease the incidence of plugged machines through regular maintenance, late-season weed control, and by operating during optimal conditions. • In wet field conditions, wait a few hours or an extra day, if possible, to reduce plugging. • If you must harvest in marginal conditions, expect crops to plug the equipment and allow extra time to unplug it.- Don’t slip up. Most people recognize the entanglement hazard. Few realize that many more injuries are related to slips and falls around farm machines. During an average workday, you might have to mount and dismount from the combine dozens of times. The top of an average combine is 12 to 14 feet high. The operator’s platform is usually 6 to 8 feet high. Falls from these heights can cause serious injuries. If you are fatigued or careless, the likelihood of a fall dramatically increases. Then there’s the slip factor. Ladders and platforms are often painted metal. They’re slippery in normal conditions – treacherous when wet, muddy, icy or coated in crop residue.
To prevent painful falls:• Keep platforms free of tools or other objects.• Clean ladders, steps and platforms regularly.• Wear well-fitting, comfortable shoes with non slip soles.• Use the grab bars when mounting or dismounting. • Find a stable position from which to refuel or perform maintenance.• Use three points of contact when getting in or out of machinery – one hand/two feet or two hands/ one foot.• Don’t underestimate the impact of fatigue, stress, drugs, alcohol, or age on your stability.
The Last Word
Harvest is a productive time. The pressure may be exhilarating, but it also creates serious stress. This can only mean one thing: an increased risk of injury. To prevent injury and reap the benefits of the harvest you’re working so hard at, take responsibility for your own safety. Injuries happen when you take shortcuts in performing routine tasks, work while mentally or physically fatigued, or fail to follow safety guidelines. Slow down and follow safe practices. Know the job. Know the hazards. Know the drill.
.... Your.Community.Calendar ....AUGUST 1ST - 31STIn the Gallery at the Grand Coteau “The Bedaux Expedition” from Hudson’s Hope Museum in BC.AUGUST 19TH-23RD- Art Camp - Grand Coteau for ages 9-12. AUGUST 21ST- Skateboard/BMX Day Camp. Call the Rec Office for detailsAUGUST 22ND-25TH• 2013 Shaunavon Classic Sheepdog TrialsAUGUST 25TH• Shaunavon Triathlon. Call the Rec Office or go online for more info.AUGUST 28TH• Junior Golf Classic at RCGCC. Call the Shaunavon Credit Union to register.August 30th• LAST DAY of swimming at the POOLSEPTEMBER 3RD• Back to School!SEPTEMBER 7TH• Watch for the Chevelles!SEPTEMBER 12th• Fall/Winter Registration Night @ CPWCSEPTEMBER 14TH• 2nd Annual Run for the KidsOCTOBER 20TH• Climax Lions Fowl SupperNOVEMBER 1ST & 2ND• Climax Lions Annual Carnival
If you have an event you’d like to see in the Community Calendar, we’d love to
share it! Stop into the Shaunavon Stan-dard or email [email protected]
Doors open 6: 30 PM / SCIT starts at 7:30 PMThe Chevelles start at 9:00 PM
Please visit the Shaunavon Credit Union or Golf Course to get your tickets!!
Brought to you by the Wellness & Leisure Committee!
4110
9932
/13A
U-1
8d/6
SEc
A1
A2
Help Wanted!Class 1 or 3 would be an asset but not required
Oilfield tickets preferred
Call 306-297-7972
LABOURERS REQUIRED
4108
3896
/13A
U-2
w/2
6AU
pFASTERBETTERLegacy Computers is excited to announce that we are expanding
our computer service business. We are teaming up with iNTRICATE NETWORKS based out of Swift Current who specialize in business networks, computer support, home user support, custom software development and website hosting. With our customers in
mind, we are striving to provide you with Better, Faster service.
PLUS COMING IN SEPTEMBER... In the spirit of providing Better, Faster service, you can visit our online store at legacycomputers.ca (click, order, receive!)
The CBCA Championship and the
Shaunavon ClassicSheep Dog Trial
August 22, 23, 24 & 25starting at 8:00 am daily
Located 5 km west of Shaunavon on Service Road and 1 km North
(watch for signs)
August 22 - Pro Novice & NurseryAugust 23 - Open August 24 - Open
August 25 - Double-lift Finals for CBCA Championships
Gate Fees $5.00 / person or $12.00 for 3 daystickets available at Shaunavon Snack Shack,
RBC and Joz Cloz or call Jamie 306-297-3133Bring Lawn Chairs, Umbrella, Sunscreen
and Bug Spray
Farmer’s MarketSaturday
Aug 24th
41145255/16AU-6d/23AUc
41083478/41145268/19AU-1w/23AUc
Oilmen’s GolfTournament
Just under 60 golfers took part in last Saturday’s tournament!
for more pictures and information see this weeks Shaunavon Standard!
... Your.Classifieds ... • Classified Ads are $6.70 per week (5 consecutive days) for 20
words or less (Additional words charged at ¢.20 per word) • 5% GST will be added to all prices Place your classified in both
“Your Daily Fix” and the “Shaunavon Standard” for a 10% discount! • Cut off for advertising is noon the previous
day & noon Friday for Monday’s issue
FOR RENTTreed full service R.V. sites; internet, laundry, showers or shared accommoda-tion with deck, bbq, laundry, satellite TV available. Call 306-297-3184, 306-297-7749. 41083957/28JN-26AUGp
FOR SALER.V. 5th Wheel hitch and manual slider kit. R.V. 5th Wheel hitch w/gooseneck ball. $300 each. 306-297-3184. 41083998/18JL-13SEPp
GARAGE SALEDown sizing sale. Shaunavon Seniors Hall. August 22nd. 10am - 2pm. 2 piece china cabinet, new Ab trainer, blankets and much more. 41108638/16AU-1w/22AUp
HELP WANTEDWaitress needed for Jiggers Lounge. To apply, phone 306-297-7979. 41145258/19AU-2w/30AUc
Looking for a Temporary (With possibly of Permanent) Part Time Teachers Aide for Shaunavon Cooperative Playschool for the 2013-2014 school year. The play school operates October-May and offers class both Tuesday and Thursday morning and afternoons. Please forward your resume to Box 151, Shaunavon SK S0N 2M0. For information please phone 297-6255. 41145244/15AU-2w/28AUc
Cypress Hotel in Eastend requires a full time food and beverage server. Must be 19 years of age, able to work with the public, honest, reliable. Shift work. We will provide courses on safe food handling and serve it course. Wage is $11/hr. Contact Brian at 306 295-3505. 41109929/09AU-2w/22AUc
Need full time food beverage supervisor, kitchen helpers, food and beverage servers and housekeepers at King’s Hotel (Maruti Hotel Inc). Phone 306-297-2243. 41109915/01AU-tn/30AUc
SERVICESCo-ed gym with access 24/7 located at Brenda’s Hair and Fitness Studio, 386 Centre St., Shaunavon (306) 297-3773 or (306) 297-7805 (c). 41145186/01AU-tn/30AUc
Are you planning a .....
Advertise with us!Classified Garage Sale
listing in BOTH the Shaunavon Standard and “Your Daily Fix” for only$10.00 (per week plus tax)
Over 20 words charged at ¢.20 per word
AND we’ll throw in 5 full colour GARAGE SALE POSTERS!Call (306) 297-4144 or stop into the Shaunavon Standard
Servicing and Repairing all makes and models:• Lift Kits • Exhaust • Programmers
• DPF, Urea and EGR deletes• Methanol Injection • EFI Live Tuning
• Wheel and Tire Packages • Diesel Repair• General Service and Diagnostics
Open 8-5 Monday - Friday - Weekends by Appointment Call Cam to book today
Service Dispatch 306.297.7484Welding Dispatch 306.297.7341
Safety Training 306.671.721424 Hr (Ted) 306.297.3885
Fax 306.297.3886
•FluidHauling
•OilfieldConstruction&Maintenance
•OilfieldWelding
•SafetyTraining
•Snowplowing/Towing
•HotshotService
&MuchMore...
Box 1144, Shaunavon, SK S0N 2M0
..........Your.Business.Directory..............................................................................................Call Joanne for information about
advertising in our business directory(306) 297-4144 or (306) 297-7383
