If you need help dial it: 24/7 Sask. health advice The Government of Sas-katchewan has announced it is making access to 24/7 health advice easier by changing the province’s HealthLine number to 811. “People can now access HealthLine for professional health advice any time, by sim-ply dialing 811 from anywhere

in the province,” says Health Minister Dustin Duncan. “HealthLine is a key part of our primary health care strategy to improve access to health servic-es and I encourage Saskatch-ewan residents to take advan-tage of this valuable resource.” Saskatchewan joins several other jurisdictions across the

country in using 811 for its con-fi dential health information and support telephone line. Health-Line services are available free of charge 24 hours a day, seven days a week and are offered in English, with translation in more than 100 languages. Anyone with a health ques-tion or concern can call Health-

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ated by the Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region for all Saskatch-ewan residents, answers an av-erage of 5,800 calls per month. More information on Health-Line is available at www.health.gov.sk.ca/healthline. People can also fi nd health information and advice online at www.healthlineonline.ca.

PACK OF PENNIES – Columbia School recently participated in Free the Children’s “We Create Change” penny drive, supported by RBC. For one week, students and staff brought in their pennies, then turned them in to RBC to be ‘retired’. For every $25 raised, Free the Children helps to supply one person with fresh water for life. Access to fresh water helps to prevent disease, and also enables girls and women to get an education or have paying jobs, rather than spend much of their days fetching water for their families. Columbia School proudly donated over $950 in pennies, enough to supply 38 people with water for life. Way to go! Pictured is class 4L, the top-fundraising class, who collected over $125 in pennies.

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Highways and Infra-structure Minister Don McMorris is hailing the important role that en-gineers and geoscien-tists play in Saskatch-ewan’s growth and prosperity by proclaim-ing March 3-9 as Engi-neering and Geoscience Week. “Engineers and geo-scientists play a key role in our province’s growth plan, with 1.2 million people expected to be living here by the year 2020, coupled with $2.5 billion in infra-structure investment in the next three years,” McMorris says. “The men and women of this profession are proudly serving this province and contrib-uting to its success by designing new bridges and roads to keep our export-based economy moving, and oversee-ing new offi ce towers, schools and health care facilities to handle the infl ux of people. We owe them a debt of thanks.” Association of Profes-sional Engineers and Geoscientists (APEGs) members make signifi -cant contributions daily in a variety of sectors including agriculture, construction, environ-ment, forestry, manu-facturing, mining, utili-ties, transportation and resources. “As engineers and geoscientists, ‘We See More’,” APEGS Presi-dent Leon Botham adds. “We see the details of the safe development of

our province’s natural resources; we identify the requirements for the provision of safe and effi cient infrastruc-ture; and we see the opportunities to con-tribute to the economic and social growth of our communities. Through their innovation, our more than 10,000 mem-bers are proud to help shape the future of this province.”

APEGS is the govern-ing body responsible for regulating the practice of engineering and geo-science professionals in the province. Numer-ous activities have been planned for Engineering and Geoscience Week to help commemorate the profession, along with a media campaign fea-turing billboards, TV commercials and news-paper inserts.

A life of crime doesn’t pay. Yorkton Provincial GIS, the York-ton Municipal detachment of the RCMP and Yorkton Police Dog Ser-vice recently arrested four males and one female in the city in connection with Traffi cking and Possession of Cocaine and Proceeds of Crime. The RCMP conducted three vehicle stops followed by executing a search warrant at a residence in Yorkton on 7th Avenue North between Smith Street and Darlington Street. Co-caine and money were seized from the vehicle stops and the search of the residence. As a result, two males were

charged with Possession of Cocaine, one male was charged with Conspir-acy to Traffi c Cocaine and the female was charged with Possession of Pro-ceeds of Crime. All four appeared in Yorkton Provincial Court on Mon-day, March 4. Eighteen year old Madeline Esquivel was charged with one count of Possessing the Proceeds of Crime, 33 year old Neil Mydonick was charged with one count of Con-spiracy to Traffi c Cocaine, 31 year old Chad Wonsiak was charged with one count of Possessing Cocaine, and 31 year old Marcus Beauchamp was charged with one count of Possessing Cocaine.

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relatively small problem in Saskatchewan but their population numbers could explode very quick-ly, Brook adds. “They could be a really signifi cant problem in Saskatchewan. They are the most prolifi c repro-ducer of any large mam-mal in the world. Females on average have 12 off-spring each year and can reproduce at six months of age...” Brook has set up a series of trail cameras around Saskatchewan to gather information on where they are in the province, repro-ductive rates, habitat use and how the boars affect other animal populations. He is also surveying rural municipalities to get an idea of what they are see-ing on the wild boar front. All of this, he continued, will contribute to a better provincial picture. What Brook does know is that to curb the wild boar population, you have to be aggressive. “In Cali-fornia, they kill 60 per cent of the entire popu-lation every year just to keep it at the same level year to year.” Although most think of moose as a species specifi c

to boreal forests, over the past 15 years the animals have been moving more and more into farmland, Brook says. “They cause consider-able crop and property damage. Farmers have reported seeing moose eating fl ax, canola and fi eld peas. They love peas. But most importantly are the vehicle collisions.” Since 2006, 10 people have been killed in Sas-katchewan in highway collisions with moose. Saskatchewan Govern-ment Insurance estimates collisions with moose costs about $3.5 million in damage annually. By capturing moose in the province, outfi tting them with satellite-based collars and then tracking them over a two-year pe-riod, Brook is hoping to determine why the moose crossed the road. “The big questions are why have they moved into these new habitats and why and where do they cross roads. Are there highways that have a higher risk and is that re-lated to too little shoulder cover, or the type of crops close by, or even road salts?”

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The Yorkton Branch of the Saskatchewan Genealogy Society

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Guest John Oystryk will talk about cemetery

research.For more information call

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Canadian Federation of University

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National Resolutions will also be presented and discussed. Everyone

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Parkinson’s Disease Support Group

Meeting Wed. March 20, 2 p.m.

Yorkton & District Nursing Home. Potential

guest from Sask Parkinson Society. All Parkinson’s patients &

interested persons welcome. For further info contact Marj. @ 306-783-

7519.

Alzheimer/Dementia Support Meeting

Mar. 13 @ the Yorkton & District Nursing Home

Conference Room, 2 p.m.All are welcome! For info.

call 306-786-0722.

Kinette Ladies NightFeaturing Hypnotist

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Call Sherry (Evenings) at 782-6821 or Tracy at 783-

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JESSE PETERS TRIOJesse and his trio take us on a musical jazz path of

originals and classicsthat give wing to his

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Anne Portnuff TheatreTickets available at the Yorkton Arts Council as

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at 306-783-8722.

Al-AnonAl-Anon meets Mondays,

8 p.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, and

Wednesdays at the Westview United Church.

The Brayden Ottenbreit Memorial Book Fund

• supported and annually funded by the Kinsmen Club of Yorkton, is cur-rently accepting applica-tions for the provision of books or other items to any school, group or organiza-tion in the Yorkton area that are in need of materi-als to promote and encour-age literacy. Interested parties are encouraged to submit a 500-word essay to bookfund@sasktel.net up until March 15, stating their need and items they wish to receive through this funding.

St. Patrick’s Stew Supper

St. Andrew’s United Church

Mar. 17, 4:30-6:30 p.m.Adults $10, Ages 6-12 $3,

preschoolers freeAdvance tickets only

available from 783-3341 or 783-4157.

Broomball TourneyHosted by the Springside

Summer Sizzle Committee this St.

Patrick’s Day - followed by a Chili/Stew SupperFor info. or to register a

team call Murray at (306)-792-2011.

Tot SpotBoys & Girls Club

Drop-In Centre @ SIGN on BroadwayMon., Tues.,

Thurs., & Fri., 9 a.m. to noon.

Tues., Wed., Thurs., 2-4 p.m. Free!

Yorkton Tops (Take Off Pounds

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2013 Yorkton Music Festival

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Dart League Attention dart players,

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season at Gunner’s Lounge at Royal

Canadian Legion. This is a fun league for all ages, so beginners are encour-

aged to come out. For more information

call 782-1783.

New Horizons Friday Night Dance

78 First Ave. NorthYorkton, SK

Great night of dancingEvery one is welcome

Lunch is includedTime: 8:00 p.m. doors

open at 7:00 p.m. Admission is $7.00

per personContact: Peter at

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Yorkton Creators 4-H Club

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dle. Freedom means choices and decisions and the results they bring. Using a computer, we are tempted to choose as we please. Some will always choose what oth-ers are doing. How many will choose to do right every time they are on the net? Paul in the Bible spoke of freedom when he cau-tioned us to use our free-dom wisely and not as an opportunity to indulge our sinful nature. Some choose to use the com-puter for sexual immo-rality and impurity. Some use it as a way to lie to and cheat the unsuspecting. Some use it in pursuit of their self-ish ambitions. Some use it to hurt or bully others. We are always free to love others as ourselves on the internet. Paul calls us to test and approve what is God’s will for us and this applies also when using our computers. He cau-tions do not be overcome with evil.

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PENDLETON - Born to Bonnie and Chance Pendleton of Yorkton, SK, a son, Everett George Lee, February 21, 2013.

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MELNECHENKO - Melvin Leo (Mel) Melnechenko passed away peacefully on Saturday, February 23, 2013 at 73 years of age. Mel was born September 18, 1939 near Sheho, SK. He was the son of George and Kay (nee Pekush) Melnechenko. He grew up on the family farm in the Sheho district and attended Pohorlowitz school. At an early age he moved with his family to the Rokeby district. He attended Yorkton Collegiate Insti-tute. Mel worked at Case IH, then he travelled, selling for Sherwin Williams Paints. He married Shir-ley Gehring August 4, 1962. They had 3 children, Curtis, Cindy and Kevin. In the 1970s he owned a la-dies wear store. He also opened a vehicle dealership called Yorkton Truck & Auto Sales, later renamed Dunleath Motors. He spent many many years travelling to Alberta to the dealer auctions to buy vehi-cles. June 24, 2000 he married Carol Miller and they bought a house in Calder and moved it into Yorkton. Mel wanted to spend more time at home, so he started buying cars and trucks on the in-ternet and doing less travelling. He enjoyed tinkering with and selling vehicles, hunting, fishing, golfing, dancing, playing pool, going to auction sales and playing cards. He was a gentle and caring man. He loved his family and would do anything for them. Mel was prede-ceased by his parents, George and Kay, his sister-in-law Sandy Melnechenko, his stepson Bryan Woloschuk and his step son-in-law Darren Schmidt. He leaves to mourn his passing and celebrate his life, his loving wife, Carol; his son Curtis (Margo) and their chil-dren Colby and Breanna; his daughter Cindy Fisher (Aaron) and their children Amanda, Kendra (Murray) and Bryce; and his son Kevin (Joanne) and stepdaughter Josee; his great grandson, Tavon Fisher; his stepdaughters, Brenda Woloschuk and her daughter Amanda and Barb Woloschuk and her children Raeghan and Dylan; his brothers Wilmer and Bernie, a niece, nephew, cousins, uncles and aunts and extended family. The funeral service was held on Friday, March 1, 2013 from the Yorkton Memorial Gardens Family Centre with Rev. Molly Kitchen of-ficiating. Tributes to Mel were giv-en by Tamala Melnechenko and Dawnis Lesko. Granddaughter Kendra Fisher sang 'Alleluia'. The interment followed in the Garden of St. Luke with sons Curtis & Ke-vin serving as the urnbearers. Condolences may be left at bai-leysfuneralhome.com. Memorials were to one's charity of choice. Ar-rangements were entrusted to Bai-ley's Funeral Home.

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Ronald Paul WelganSon of Paul and Katherine Lena (Ostapovitch) WelganLoving husband of Betty (Fysh) WelganBorn: June 6, 1937Died: January 2, 2013Age: 75Through My Grandmothers EyesI simply call you husband,for time has misplaced your name.Here I sit with your picture,nestled in its photo frame.There are some things not forgot-ten,like your handsome face,the loving kindness in your eyes and the warmth of your embrace.Puzzle pieces of memories of cars and many trips,witty, humorous writingsand amusing little quips.Now they say you can not visit mebecause you passed away.But you will be here in my heart forever more to stay.Good luck my dearest fellowmay we meet again some day.Written By Carmen (Welgan) Blyth (granddaughter)January 8, 2013.

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