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Friday, November 9, 2018
Wawota News-in-Five is a weekly news brief sponsored by the local Lions Club in co-operation with the Town of Wawota, R.M.of Walpole #92 & R.M. of Wawken #93. News-in-Five will not go into local mail boxes but will be made available at various localbusinesses every Friday.
There will be no charge for community upcoming events, announcements or appreciations. At present commercialadvertisements and/or articles for sale will cost (per issue) 3"x4" or smaller - $2; ¼ page - $5; ½ page or whole page to be printedby you for insert - price negotiable. Advertisements can be run weekly, once a month, or desired frequency.
Contacts for submitting events, articles for sale, ads, etc. will be: Garry 306-739-2437 or Shirley 306-739-2295 or can bee-mailed to [email protected] Cut-off time for submissions will be Wednesday at noon (unless stated otherwise).
IN FLANDERS FIELDSIn Flanders fields the poppies blowBetween the crosses, row on row,That mark our place; and in the skyThe larks, still bravely singing, flyScarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days agoWe lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,Love and were loved, and now we lieIn Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foeTo you from failing hands we throwThe torch; be yours to hold it high.If ye break faith with us who dieWe shall not sleep, though poppiesgrowIn Flanders Fields.
- John McCrae
REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICESunday, November 11th
Wawota Town HallPlease be in your seats by 10:30 am
FLYERS HOCKEY TONIGHTFriday Nov. 9Wawota Flyers vs Arcola8:30 p.m.
WAWOTA MEXICAN FIESTA – A SUCCESS !!
NOTICEWe guess that day has arrived – aftertyping XXX XXX number of News-in-a-Minute and News-in Five, Shirley’scomputer has “kicked the bucket”!! Shethinks she can still get your emails – but justto be on the safe side, also send youremails to [email protected] asshe will be doing the newsletter for the nextfew weeks on the museum computer.
WAWOTA MEDICAL CLINICPhysicians from the Arcola Family HealthClinic will be attending the Wawota ClinicMonday & Friday each week.
They will see patients by appointment only.For appointments please continue to call306-739-2200.Arcola Family Health Clinic – 306-455-2287
Please bring your health cards.To avoid any confusion, please state thatyou would like your appointment inWawota.
Are you troubled by someone'sdrinking?
Al-Anon Family Groups can help.Meetings are every Wednesday night
8:00 p.m.Wawota United Church Narthex
(inside community centre)
NOTICE
The Wawota United Church CommunityCentre is available for rent. If you wish to usethe kitchen and/or hall, please contact SherryWight for booking @ 306-739-2926. Therental fee is $50.00 per use.WiFi is available upon request.
- U.C. Board of Stewards
CHURCH TIMES
FREE METHODIST CHURCH – 11:00 am Worship Service
CATHOLIC CHURCH – No Worship Service – Nov. 11
UNITED CHURCH – No Worship service – Nov. 11
Please join us at the November 11th Remembrance Dayservice in Wawota Town Hall – please be in seats by 10:30
FIGHT FLUAnyone 6 months or older can receive
the free Flu VaccineUPCOMING FLU CLINIC:
Thurs. November 15 3:00 – 7:00 pmWawota Drop In Centre
NEWS FROM THE DROP IN …
Bridge – Monday 1:00 pm (please notechange of time)
Shanghai Rummy – Wednesday 1 pmSpades – Thursday 7 – 9:30 pm
Pot Luck Supper – Thursday, November 226 pm – change of date
because of flu clinic.
1. Exercise Groups – Aerobics and ZumbaTuesday & Wednesday evening 6:30 pmContact JJ at 577-8145 for more information
2. Exercise Group – Walking & YogaMonday Wednesday & Friday 10 amContact Chris at 575-9123.
Next Meeting – short business meeting atlunch time November 29th.
Admission to any event $2.00
All Offices WithinThe Municipal Building
Will Be ClosedMonday, November 12th
For theRemembrance DayStatutory Holiday
WHAT'S HAPPENINGWhere & When?
Sun. Dec. 31 – New Year’s Eve Dance
WHAT'S HAPPENINGWhere & When?
Nov.14, 21 – Fall Kids ClubAges 5 – 12 6:30-7:30 Wawota FreeMethodist Church
Fri. Nov. 16 – Mountney Flea Market &Supper 3:30 – 7:30 pm Town Hall
Sat. Nov. 17 – Country Blend Concert @Wawota United Church 2:30 pm(more details to follow)
Fri. Nov. 30 – Wawota Museum AnnualChristmas Tea & Sale
Fri. Nov. 30 – Santa DayMon. Dec. 10 – Lion’s 50th Annual Senior
Citizens’ Supper
COMMUNITY CALENDARS2018-19
The Community Calendars have arrived! If you ordereda Calendar, they can be picked up at the Wawota PostOffice. If you did not prepay, the cost is $10. Pleasepick up your calendar ASAP.
For more information contact Susan Davis@ 306-739-2407 or 306-575-6333
90th BIRTHDAY TEAin honour of
CHARLES EASTONSunday, November 18th
2 – 4 p.m.At the Kennedy Friendship Centre
Program – 3 p.m.
- Everyone Welcome -
In honor of Celeste DumaineBride Elect of Dylan Lamontagne
Sunday, December 2 @ 2:00pmStorthoaks Community Hall
Contributions to a community gift can bemade at King’s or Front Porch Interiors
CHANGE OF PLANS
The Wawota Catholic Church has decided tocancel their perogy supper, scheduled for Nov. 29.
Instead we are going toSELL PEROGIES
AT THE MOUNTNEY FLEA MARKET.$6/dozen
Potato & Cheese,Potato, Cheese & Bacon Bits
Potato & Sauerkraut.
AVON OPEN HOUSEMonday, November 19th
10:00 am – 4:00 pmWawota United Church
Community CentreCoffee & Dainties Served
PST GST
CHRISTMAS BAKING
Lots of nice Christmas Baking againthis year!
Lots of assortments!Trays available after November 15th
Call Jean 306-739-2454 orText me 306-575-9499
Prices depend on size of tray!Also available Butter Tarts, Mincemeat or
Cherry (sold separately)
NOTICEWill do odd jobs around
house/yard.
For more information,Call Joe Cornforth@306-575-7158
To make an appointment.
CLASSIFIED ADSFOR SALE
WAWOTA HISTORY BOOK – A Flight Through Time – 2volume set, published in 1995 - $40.00 (extra $ forpostage if mailed). Available at Town Office, WawotaMuseum and Wawota Library or phone 306-739-2544,306-739-2464 or 306-739-2295.
HENS ARE LAYING - $4/18 pack. Phone 306-739-0025or 306-577-8430.
BLACK & DECKER AUTOMATIC BREADMAKER - $20obo Phone 306-739-2295.
2005 CHEV OPTRA – 142,000 km; sun roof, power locks& windows, good condition. $3,200 negotiable. Phone306-538-2171.
TO GIVE AWAYOLD WESTERN PHOTO BOOTH – located in the backyard at the Wawota Museum. Made from 2x4 wood andplywood – funny photos can be taken from threesides/scenes. Ideal for any club or organization for funand fundraiser. Contact Shirley @ 306-739-2295 or Garry@ 306-739-2437.
V & S MARKET212 West Railway Avenue
306-739-2825
Hours: Open only Fridays10 am – 5 pm
Call if you need something.
JOB POSTINGSThe Wawota website (www.wawota.com) is now
available to post job listings.Employers can contact the webmaster to post
their job listing.Individuals can now search www.wawota.com for
local employment opportunities.
Make sure you check out the updatedTown of Wawota web page.
If you have anything to add regarding yourclub, your church, upcoming events, etc.contact the Town Office or Kristine Duff.
BAKING BY LEONA
Available atV & S Market
HELP WANTED
Someone to clean off deck and stairsand a path to the street.
I will supply shovel and broom.$10/each time
Phone Gertie Condie @ 306-739-2962
Sincere sympathy from Wawota &Community…- Word has been received of the passing of ClintNicholson (Pense, S>K) formerly from Kelso) onOctober 30th at the age of 75 years – sympathy tofamily & friends.- To the Baudu families on the passing of Alice(Baudu) Chaput on November 4th at the age of 96years. (She was a resident at the Villa inMaryfield.)-To the Neil Dennis family on Neil’s passing onNovember 4th in his 69th year.
- To Steven & Missy Myers on the passing ofMissy’s grandmother, Marilyn Woods of Moosominon October 27th at the age of 88 years
FALL SUPPER – MISSING POT
Hats off to everyone who worked and broughtfood to the United Church Fowl supper. It was agreat meal. Thank you to Shawna Cudmore andHeather Draper for organizing it. Also everyonewho went above and beyond in helping.Someone accidentally took my pot home fromthe hall. It is a Martha Stewart everyday with acopper bottom. I would really like it back. If youcould phone me 306-577-9405. I would reallyappreciate it. Thanks.
SNOW REMOVAL
Wawota & Community Early Learning Center islooking for someone to help us with snow removalthis winter. Will be needed as soon as possible afterheavy snowfall. If you are interested and willing,please give us a call at 306-739-2528 or [email protected]
FLEA MARKETFRIDAY
NOVEMBER 16TH
3:30 TO 7:30 PMWAWOTA TOWN HALL
SUPPER SERVED4:00 to 7:00 PM
SPONSORED BY:MOUNTNEY LADIES
TO BOOK A TABLE CALL SANDRA 739-2177 OR LINDA 739-2491
FUNDRAISER
The Wawota PlaygroundCommittee is raising moneyfor a new play structure at the school. Weare excited to announce that we are doinga Poinsettia Fundraiser. This year, we areoffering 6.5” red, white or pink poinsettias($20), Holiday Indoor Tropical Planters($35), 22” Mixed Wreaths ($35), andFestive Hanging Greenery Boughs ($35).
Order forms can be found Conexus CreditUnion in Wawota along with samplepictures. All orders must be in byNovember 17th. Please make chequespayable to Wawota PlaygroundCommittee. Orders will be delivered oravailable for pick up on November 29th.Orders within Wawota will be delivered.Orders outside of Wawota must be pickedup, unless other arrangements have beenmade.
If you have any questions, contact BrandiBalfour (306)577-3105 or LynetteCheveldae (306)575-8854. Thanks for yoursupport.
WANDERING THOUGHTS(as we see them)
The weather became more seasonal over the past week – although we’re not overly pleased with the freezingrain. But I guess we may as well get used to it – ‘tis the season!
And what are we hearing now – for Saskatchewan they are now saying we can expect a warmer than normalwinter with below normal precipitation – at least until February. Only weeks ago we’re sure we were beingwarned of colder temps and more snow than usual! Guess it’s like the song, “Que Serra – Serra” – what will bewill be!
The Moosomin & District Arts Council opened their 2018-19 season on the 30th with Ian Sherwood on stage.He is from Halifax and is a one-man band playing saxophone, guitar and does vocal. Using moderntechnology, he was able to accomplish three part harmony in all aspects giving the sound of a large group –quite amazing and most enjoyable.
Halloween 2018 has come and gone and once again, most younger (& some older) folk “hit thesugar high”. Some areas of Town report lower numbers of visitors than usual – some had wellover 100 in other areas. One resident told us that he had to rush to the store shortly after 5:30when he realized his inventory was in danger of depletion. Via the grapevine, we hear that 400plus visited the Haunted House at the Hotel. (No headless body showed up in our yard this year– the shock from last year still lingers!)
On our travels we notice that ditches have been mowed right to the fence-line on some roads – looks good andmakes it much easier to spot any wildlife who are planning to cross before it’s too late. Also seeing muchactivity in our Highway #48 – pipeline construction, shoulder paving, surveying, line painting. Bottom line –drive with caution!
Once again (an annual event) the streets in Fairlight were lined with vehicles – folks taking in Home SweetHome’s Christmas and Open House and the craft & trade show on the 3rd. This year instead of the usual soup‘n sandwich noon luncheon, a Ukrainian cuisine was served – unique and very tasty.
Our Manitoba friends are “seeing it our way” once again – for a few months - changingtheir clocks an hour back on Sunday – sure makes it easier when keeping appointments– so, who cares?
And for our “blooper-chasers” – did you see last week’s edition – the answers to the Quizzle were reversed.(We do this on purpose just to see if anyone is actually reading our efforts!)
Hopefully all the Seniors and Seniorettes got home safely from the Mexican Fiesta before the “WALL” got tooHigh! A few margaritas/tequilas would make them run/climb faster!
Fall supper #4 checked off our “bucket list”. According to ticket numbers, 316 people attended the local UnitedChurch supper on Sunday. Organizers tell us that this is around the usual attendance. Hopefully, we can findat least one more supper to attend.
Mexican Fiesta – November 2nd – WASN’T THAT A PARTY?!! Musical entertainment wasenjoyed throughout the evening by musicians Ed Fahlman, Mark Kruell & Chris Byrne. All in all,it was one great evening of fun and fellowship! “Hat’s Off” to the organizers – we can hardly waitto see what their “theme” might be next year! Lesson learned – a community that works – andplays – TOGETHER stays TOGETHER!!
YOU ASKED …When is the Lion’s Seniors’ Christmas Dinner – and how many years have they beendoing this?
ANSWER …This year’s date is Monday, December 10th – and this will be the 50th Annual!
SUCCESSFUL MEXICAN FIESTA
A large attendance (300 plus) turned out – despite the weatherman’s interference – to take in the WawotaCustomer Appreciation Night – Mexican Fiesta on the 2nd. 44 Businesses participated.
The Wawota Bucks winners were Madeleine Weatherald and Nash Irving, each receiving $100 and CarterBranvold getting $300.
The Salsa Contest saw eight entries with 1st going to Deanne Jackson, 2nd to Norman Lamontagne and 3rd
was a tie between Myrna Sorenson and Linda Birnie. (This was sponsored by Conexus Credit Union).
Door prize winners were: Detayles Hair Salon/Beauty Parlour (Men’s Grooming) – Marie Clements
( Beauty Products) – Erin Gardiner(1 Gel Application )– Larry Hutchison
King’s Dept Store (($25 Gift Certificate) – Carol Beauchesne SOS Spray On Solutions (Jewelry Set) – Bernie Williamson Redlight Autobody ($180 vehicle detail) – Kevin Lincoln WGG Tire/Construction ($25 truck wash tokens) – Lynette Cheveldae Red Market Barn (cookie jar & tea basket) – Jocelyn Flemington Tan on the Run (studio tan) – Heather Birnie Birnie’s Greenhouse (succulent plant) – Rob Pilloud Empire Electric (T-shirt, hoodie, hats) – Cam Skulmoski & Barry Gall V & S Market/Leona Birnie (preserves & baking) – Jeff Engle Front Porch Interiors (2 throw pillows) – Gail Engle Chimo Building Centre (breadmaker) – Marlene Penny Village Inn (Gift Certificate) – Sarah Weatherald Red Roof Realty (Christmas wreath) – Dan Nicurity Treehouse Speech Therapy (Bag of books) – Judy Steinke KoRner Kones (kid’s treasure chest) – Fallen Brown Veracity Photography & Design (Gift Certificate) – Stephanie Leech Wawota Bar (Gift Certificate) – Cheryl Branvold Black Water Seoptic (free pump-out) – unclaimed KG’s Auto Glass (Promo & Gift Certificate) – Morley Hamilton, Don Fowler & Ingrid Hansen Ivy & Elm/Sydney Blaire Photography (Gift Certificate) – Evelyn Green C & M Homes/Royal LePage Realty/South Prairie Residential Design (Wine Fridge) – Viola Taylor Wawota Farm & Auto (Battery) – Wes Dennis (Jack) – Kayla Kojaz Wawota Agencies (Fire Extinguisher) – Stephan Duke Moose Mountain Meat Market Co-op (Gift Certificate) – Lori BaldeckOther businesses donated money to be used to cover costs.Howard & Jenny at Bigway Foods donated the candy for the Piñata Smash.Two unclaimed prizes were given to the entertainment people: Empire Electric (Shirt/Hat) – Mark Krull
Blackwater Septic – Ed FahlmanWe will be posting some Business Directories around town for anyone to pick up.
BIG THANKS to: Mexican Fiesta Committee: : Dee Brickley of the Beauty Parlor/Details Hair Salon;
Susan Davis from Wawota Farm & Auto Supply; Kerry Smulan from Korner Konesand Leanne Sorenson of Red Roof Realty.
Entertainment: Ed Fahlman, Mark Krull and Chris Byrne All the businesses that helped with this event and dressup All those who worked behind the scenes to help us make
this event such a success , and All those who attended this event
We really hope the community enjoyed the Mexican Fiestaand on behalf of all the Businesses …
THANK YOU !!!
111 Main Street - Wawota
The moment you sell your vehicle, removeyour license plate. Do not let the plate leaveyour possession for any reason. The newowner must plate the vehicle in their nameto have insurance.
Libraries Matter…Support Your Library
LIBRARY HOURS:Tues: 10 am-12 pm 1 pm-5 pmWed: 1:30 pm - 6 pmThurs.: 10 am - 2:30 pm
Librarian – Kayla Porter306-739-2375
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE WAWOTA LIBRARYLEGO CLUB: Every Wednesday from 3:30-5PM. Children 4 and upare welcome to come build and use their imagination.Come and go!STORY TIME: Thursdays @ 10:30 AM. Come for a craft, activityand some stories!NOVEMBER THEME: MANNERS & BEING A GOODPERSON/FRIEND1st- “Do unto Otters” 15th- “Hands are not for Hitting”8th- Manners (FRENCH) 22nd- Table Manners
POP UP PLAYGROUND: One Wednesday a month from 2:30-3:30pm. Come enjoy a fun interactive play with your child. Pop upplaygrounds will encourage loose parts play and promote literaturethat links the play. It encourages imagination and creativity thattraditional toys may not. The event will feature STEAM (Science,Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) activities facilitated byRegional Kids First Early Learning Consultants.
NOVEMBER 14th @ 2:30- 3:30PM
Makerspace Kits are here at the library for you to usefree of charge.
Nov 3D Doodler Dec Karaoke MachineThe Wawota Library is always accepting donations!
Please visit our Facebook page @ Wawotapubliclibraryto see even more information!
Check us outon Facebookand Twitter!
PHIL’S RENOVATING Finish carpentry Change counter tops, sinks, taps Laminate and hardwood flooring Ceramic tile, walls and floors General repairs
Cell Phone - 306-577-7993Phil Reddekop
HANDI VAN BOOKINGSTo make arrangements for a ride in theHandi Van for your appointments, etc.please call Sherry Wight at 306-577-5274.
Please call 24 hours in advance if possiblebut not necessary!
THANK YOU …Wawota & Community Early LearningCenter would like to send out a big thankyou to Chimo Building Centre for thedonation of a garden shed.As well as C & M Homes for siding thenew shed.We greatly appreciate your ongoingsupport! THANK YOU …
- to all who helped with the United Church Fall Supper (theplanners, the food-cookers, the servers, the clean-up crew).- and to all who attended the supper. We hope you enjoyedthe meal & the fellowship.MEN’S BREAKFAST
Will be held the 4th Saturdaythis month instead of the
3rd Saturday.
WASN’T THAT A PARTY !
Thanks to the Wawota businesses for hostingthe Mexican Fiesta/Customer AppreciationNight – good food, good entertainment, lots offun!
Thanks to our customers – your continuedsupport is appreciated.
- Bev King
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITYEmergency Medical Responder
The R.M. of Wawken No. 93 is actively recruiting anEmergency Medical Responder for the WawotaAmbulance Service. The R.M. of Wawken No. 93will assist with the payment of course related feesincurred by the applicant to become certified as anEmergency Medical Responder. The position offersgreat benefits and it is a rewarding career.
Remuneration is received of $5/hour for every houron standby and $21/hour is paid for actual timeresponding to a call for at least a minimum of 3hours.
If you are interested in becoming certified, pleasecontact the R.M. of Wawken at (306) 739-2332.
TOWN OF WAWOTASIDEWALK SNOW REMOVAL TENDER
The Town of Wawota invites tenders for sidewalk snowremoval in the downtown area as follows:
Main St. from Railway Ave. to Hill Ave. (both sides),and Railway Ave. from Lonsdale St. to Walter St. (bothsides), and Walter St. from Railway Ave. to the alley.
Lowest or any tender may not necessarily be acceptedand the Town of Wawota reserves the right to rejectany or all tenders.
Please submit tenders by Noon (12:00 p.m.) onNovember 20, 2018 to:
Town of Wawota,Box 58, Wawota SK S0G 5A0.
NO WAGER EXCHANGE
With the Riders having the bye last week, wecould not collect – or didn’t have to pay – anyToonies (or is it twoonies)?
The Stampeders win over the Lions made thedecision that our Riders would play host to theBombers on November 11th.
While the Stampeders “wait & see” if they play theRiders or the Bombers on the 18th. The Lions areoff to play the Ticats in the East semi-final, also onthe 11th.
Maybe if Halifax gets a team, the divisions will beequal once again.
I thought the dryer made by clothes shrink.Turns out it was the refrigerator.
I always think before I speakI find this rather balking,For by the time my thinking’s doneSomebody else is talking!
Peace is not the absenceof conflict but the ability tocope with it.
MOVIES ATMARYFIELD AUDITORIUM
Showtime 8:00 p.m. Doors Open 7:30 pm.Regular Admission:
Adults - $6. Students - $5. Children - $3
Fri. Nov. 9 NIGHT SCHOOLSat. Nov. 10 (Rated PG Coarse Language, Violent,
Sexual Content)
Fri. Nov 16 SMALLFOOTSun. Nov. 18 @ 3:00 p.m. (Rated G)
www.maryfieldsaskatchewan.comRequest your favorite movie or send your
comments to [email protected]“Like” us on facebook
Sat. Nov. 17 – Antique – Collectable –Hardware – Consignment Sale,Redvers, SK
Dec. 5 – Household & Property Auction Salefor Illa Beggs, Arcola SK
Apr. 17 – Farm Auction Sale for Benny Luhr,Arcola, SK
Apr. 28 – 20th Annual Spring Consignment SaleWauchope, SK
May 4 – Farm Auction Sale for Greg Jim DarrallGilroy, Oxbow, SK
June 1 – Household & Antique Sale for EstellaTaylor, Carnduff, S>K
KEY “M” AUCTION SERVICESA.L. #304543
Box 10 Wauchope, SK S0C 2P0Auctioneer – Dellan Mohrbutter
Ph. 306-452-3815 Fax 306-452-3733email – [email protected] – www.keymauction.com
Email: [email protected]: www.keymauctions.com
WAWOTA SCHOOL HAPPENINGS:Nov 12th – No school Holiday
‘WANNA’ DANCE ?
Nov. 14 – Moosomin Dancers 7 – 10 pmArmoury Hall Music – Ed Hickie
Nov. 17 – Moosomin Prairie Danceland 8 – 12 pmArmoury HallMusic – KO & Friends (Military theme)
Nov. 28 – Moosomin Dancers 7 – 10 pmArmoury Hall Music – L Tones
Nov. 30 – Virden Legion 7:30 – 11 p.m.Music – The New Memory Lane
COUNTRY DRYWALLSpecializing in interior or exterior painting,
dry walling & stipple ceilingsFree Estimates
Call Terry or Susan306-538-4621 or 306-736-3121
WAWOTA & DISTRICT MUSEUMis again sponsoring the
SANTA SURPRISE RAFFLE3/$2.00
Buy a ticket and you will have chances to winone of TWO BOXES FULL OF
CHRISTMAS GIFTSDonated by Local Businesses and the
Wawota Museum Committee.Draw Date – at Seniors’ Supper
THANK YOU …To all who purchased UNICEF posters this year.$490.00 was sent to UNICEF. Thank you also toDarren & Kathy at Wawota Agencies for the freeprinting. UNICEF helps provide health, education,equality and protection for every child.
I’ve reached the snapdragon years ofmy life. Part of me has snapped andthe rest is draggin’ .
WAWOTA VILLAGE INN201 – 2ND Street
Wawota, SK306-739-2890
HOURS: Monday – Friday 6 am – 8 pmSaturday 9 am – 8 pmSunday 10 am – 8 pm
Monday – 4:00 – 7:30 pmWings plus $6 menu
20 Flavors – newest are Honey Q & Dill PickleTuesday - LUNCH Taco Bar
Nov. 13 SUPPER TurkeyWednesday – Kids Friendly Buffet with drink and
dessert $6.50Friday PIZZA LUNCH
Supper Fish & ChipsSaturday – 10% off for Seniors
SUNDAY - There will be a Sunday Buffeton Nov. 11
BRUNCH - 11 a.m.BUFFET – 5 p.m.
BBQ CHICKEN, S & S RIBSPOTATOES, RICE ANDALL THE EXTRAS
Check out our Facebook Page
WATKINS PRODUCTSCall Pat Clements
306-739-2852
AJ’S Garage306-646-4949 39 Railway Avenue, FairlightLight duty mechanical work such as oil changes, enginediagnostics and resets, brakes, ball joints, shocks, struts,tie-rod ends, alternators, starters, windshield, tire repair &
changeShop Rate $80 per hour
$60 oil change for conventional gas vehicle up to5 L oil
Diesels starting at $95
A conclusion is the placewhere you get tired of thinking.Any person always feeling for themselves,
should be.
Vibank, SK
FALL SALE ON MOLASSESLICK TUBS – Offering 3 brands.
See us for all your Salt Needs.Stocking in Wawota(@ Hector Lamontagne’s)We now handle Cargill Right Now Mineral
Proudly Serving the Ag Industryfor over 30 years
www.fuchs.ca1-306-762-2125
WAWOTA HOTEL306 739-2551
Daily specials:Tuesday - Dry Ribs & Caesar saladWednesday - Wing NightThursday. - Pig Wings & FriesFriday – Fish & ChipsSaturday – Steak NightSunday - 2 pc Chicken Dinner
Open: Tuesday- Saturday 2-12Grill closes @ 9pmSunday 2-10 Grill closes @ 8pm
Living the good life is nota fair weather job,.
1 BEDROOMSUITE
for rent in Wawota.Available immediately.$450/month + utilities.$450 Damage deposit.References required.
Contact Yvette403-863-9330.
1 BEDROOM SUITEFor Rent in Wawota
Available October 1$500/month + utilities$500 Damage depositReferences required.
No Smoking - No Pets
Please text or call Cindy:306.577.9090
Erin GardinerCertified Massage Therapist
306-861-8178 to bookGift Certificates Available
CELEBRATION OF LIFE for NEIL W. DENNISTo our community of family, friends and foes we extend an invitation toattend a casual afternoon to EAT, PRAY, LOVE.Neil loved to eat and share a meal and so we will on November 12 at 12o’clock.All that have shared a meal with him know he was forever looking for oneof those round things that smelt so good! If you happen to have one youare welcome to bring it.Following the service the floor is open to all who wish to share: be it aprank Neil may have pulled (who me?!?), a story, how he may haveinfluenced you, etc.The family will be ever so grateful for the love/laughter/prayer expressed.And should there be any round things left we may have to finish them uptoo!
A smile is a curvethat sets
everythingstraight.
EveryoneSMILES
In thesame
language.
Rememberthere are nobad days –some arejust better
than others.
VERN’S GARDEN TILLINGCall Vern Lamontagne
@ 306-739-2825
FAIRWAY SALESAppliances / Serta Mattresses
Open:Monday – Friday 8:30am – 5:00pmSaturday 8:30 am - 12:00 noon
Fairlight, Sask. (306) 646-2272
Eli Barsi's 10th AnniversaryHometown Christmas Show!
Special Guests Brad Johner& The Johner Boys
Dec. 2 – 2:00 pmKipling Community Centre
Tickets - Wawota Credit Union306-435-3164 - on line
www.elibarsi.com
Arrangements have been made to use theHandiVan for to-and-return rides to the concert –compliments of News-in-Five. Call Garry if you’dlike us to pick you up 306-739-2437 (leave amessage).
QUIZZLE:What is a Quizzle you ask?
It is a cross between a quiz and a puzzle.
Answers will be on the sports page of thepaper – have fun with them!
1. 2.
HEDRAW DRAW TE
The trouble withexperience is that itcan’t be inherited.
One good thing about being wrongis the joy it brings to others.
SPORTS
QUIZZLE ANSWERS:1. He Leaned Over Backwards2. Tea Party
WINNERS !!!WAWOTA COMMUNITY FORUM
CASH LOTTOThis Week ‘s winner of the 52 week Wawota ForumLotto was Brianne Moore collecting $100.
FLYERS’ HOCKEY POOL
Once again, hockey season is fast approaching – andit’s time to get your name on the Flyer’s Hockey Pool.
If you haven’t purchased your square(s) as yet, don’tdelay as there aren’t many left. You can get one atChimo or at the admission gate on Friday night -$10/square gives you 30 chances to win $10, $10 or$30 at each home game (10) – GOOD LUCK!
Volunteer Concession2018-19 Schedule
Wawota Flyers Home GamesPuck Drops at 8:00pm for All Games
(Except Sunday, Please Check Start Times)Please, be early!
3 workers are required for each gameIf your group is unable to work
on the date assigned,please contact Kevin Kay 306-739-2313
Fri. Nov. 9 Free Methodist ChurchSat. Nov. 24 LionsSun. Dec. 2 RBC Staff (6 PM Start)Sat. Dec. 8 LegionSun. Dec. 9 Catholic Church (6 PM Start)Sat. Dec. 22 United ChurchWed. Jan. 16 Wawota EMSSat. Jan. 26 Church of ChristSat. Feb. 2 Town Office Staff
Playoff Assignments will be posted in January.Thank you to all who have stepped up to help
again this season.
Fri. Nov. 9/18 vs Arcola 8:30
During a home renovation, my grandfatherwas watching me drive nails.“You hammer like lightning,” he said.“Really?” I replied, flattered.“Yup, you never strike the same placetwice”
Marriage is like a three-ring circus:Engagement ring
Wedding ringSuffering!
