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PART I/PARTIE INo. 19/nº 19Volume 92 REGINA, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1996/REGINA, VENDREDI, 10 MAI 1996

The Saskatchewan Gazette

TABLE OF CONTENTS/TABLE DES MATIÈRES

PART I/PARTIE I

PUBLIC NOTICES ............................................................. 477

The Change of Name Act ....................................................... 477

The Garage Keepers Act ........................................................ 477

The Legal Profession Act, 1990 ............................................. 477

The Oil and Gas Conservation Act ....................................... 477

The Rural Municipality Act, 1989 ........................................ 478

The Saskatchewan Insurance Act ......................................... 479

The Urban Municipality Act, 1984 ....................................... 480

EXTRACTS FROM THE RULES ANDPROCEDURES OF THE LEGISLATIVEASSEMBLY OF SASKATCHEWANRELATING TO PRIVATE BILLS .................................... 480

EXTRAITS DES RÈGLES ET PROCÉDURESDE L’ASSEMBLÉE LÉGISLATIVE DE LASASKATCHEWAN AU SUJET DESPROJETS DE LOI D’INTERÊT PRIVÉ ......................... 481

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS ............................................ 482

GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................. 482

SPECIAL DAYS .................................................................. 458

APPOINTMENTS ............................................................... 458

PROGRESS OF BILLS ...................................................... 458

STATUS OF ACTS .............................................................. 459

ACTS PROCLAIMED ......................................................... 459

ORDERS IN COUNCIL ..................................................... 459

The Urban Municipality Act, 1984 ....................................... 459

MINISTER’S ORDERS ...................................................... 463

The Conservation and Development Act ............................... 463

The Oil and Gas Conservation Act ....................................... 463

The Veterinary Services Act .................................................. 467

CORPORATIONS BRANCH NOTICES ......................... 467

The Co-operatives Act, 1989 .................................................. 467

The Business Corporations Act ............................................. 467

The Business Names Registration Act .................................. 472

The Non-profit Corporations Act, 1995 ................................ 476

Corrections ............................................................................. 477

THIS ISSUE HAS NO PART II(REVISED REGULATIONS)

OR PART III (REGULATIONS)

THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE458

SPECIAL DAYS________

The following week has been designated by the Minister of Energyand Mines as:

“Mining Week” in Saskatchewan, May 26 to June 1, 1996.

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APPOINTMENTS________

RESCINDING OF CORONERThe following coroner is rescinded effective immediately:

Dr. Dinu Patel,Bengough, Saskatchewan

Dated April 25, 1996.

Roger Pick, Administrator,Coroners Branch.

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PROGRESS OF BILLS________

The Agri-Food Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 47. To BeProclaimed.

The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 1996, S.S.1996, Bill 69. On Assent.

The Animal Identification Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 48.To Be Proclaimed.

The Anti-corruption Act, S.S.1996, Bill 1. On Assent.The Balanced Budget Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 59. On

Assent.The Conservation Easements Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 54. To Be

Proclaimed.The Crop Insurance Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 60. To Be

Proclaimed.The Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Revocation Act,

S.S. 1996, Bill 19. On Assent.The Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 44.

On Assent.The Direct Debt Reduction Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 18. On Assent.The Education Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 5. On Assent

and Proclamation.The Emergency 911 System Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 43. To Be

Proclaimed.The Film and Video Classification Amendment Act, 1996,

S.S. 1996, Bill 51. To Be Proclaimed.The Forest Resources Management Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 20. To Be

Proclaimed.The Government Organization Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996,

Bill 74. On Assent.The Health Districts Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 76. On

Assent and to be Proclaimed.The Health Facilities Licensing Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 82. To Be

Proclaimed.The Highway and Vehicle Statutes Amendment Act, 1996,

S.S. 1996, Bill 17. On Assent and Proclamation.The Interpretation Amendment Act, 1996/Loi de 1996 modifiant la

Loi d’interprétation, S.S. 1996, Bill 21. On Assent.The Irrigation Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 39. To Be Proclaimed.The Land Titles Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 58. To Be

Proclaimed.The Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act,

1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 68. On Assent.

The Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act,1996 (No. 2), S.S. 1996, Bill 11. On Assent.

The Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act,1996 (No. 3), S.S. 1996, Bill 67. On Assent.

The Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act,1996 ( No. 4), S.S. 1996, Bill 62. On Assent.

The Limitation of Actions Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 83. On Assent.The Members’ Conflict of Interest Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996,

Bill 79. On Assent.The Municipal Board Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 46. To

Be Proclaimed.The Municipal Employees’ Pension Amendment Act, 1996,

S.S. 1996, Bill 55. On Assent.The Municipal Government Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment

and Repeal Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 36. On Assent andProclamation.

The Naming of Northern Municipal Airports Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 78.On Assent.

The Natural Resources Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 49.On Assent.

The Northern Municipalities Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996,Bill 72. To Be Proclaimed.

The Optometry and Ophthalmic Dispensers Professions AmendmentAct, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 24. To Be Proclaimed.

The Planning and Development Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996,Bill 73. To Be Proclaimed.

The Police Pension (Saskatoon) Funding Repeal Act, S.S. 1996,Bill 57. On Assent.

The Power Corporation Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 38.On Assent.

The Public Employees Pension Plan Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 64. To BeProclaimed.

The Public Protection From Pedophiles Act, S.S 1996, Bill 56. OnAssent.

The Referendum and Plebiscite Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996,Bill 52. On Assent.

The Rural Municipality Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 71.To Be Proclaimed.

The Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology Act.S.S. 1996, Bill 3. To Be Proclaimed.

The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Amendment Act, 1996,S.S. 1996, Bill 77. On Assent.

The Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation Amendment Act,1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 8. On Assent.

The Saskatchewan Pension Annuity Fund Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 63.Proclamation to be determined by Bill 64.

The Saskatchewan Property Rights Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 2. OnAssent.

The Saskatchewan Right to Work Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 75. OnAssent.

The Services Districts Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 33. To Be Proclaimed.The Snowmobile Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 53. To Be

Proclaimed.The Superannuation ( Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act,

1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 65. On Assent and Proclamation of Bill 64.The Tax Enforcement Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 45. To

Be Proclaimed.The Taxpayers’ Protection Act, S.S. 1996, Bill 42. On Assent.The Urban Municipality Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996, Bill 70.

To Be Proclaimed.The Wildlife Habitat Protection Amendment Act, 1996, S.S. 1996,

Bill 80. On Assent.

Note: New Bills appear each week in bold print.____________________________________________________________

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STATUS OF ACTS________

(S.S. 1996)

Title: Bill: Chapter:The Appropriation Act, 1996 (No. 1)

Assented to April 4, 1996 66 1The Appropriation Act, 1996 (No. 2)

Assented to April 30, 1996 81 10The Architects Act, 1996

To Be Proclaimed 27 A-25.1The Archives Amendment Act, 1996

To Be Proclaimed 23 2The Child and Family Services Amendment

Act, 1996Assented to April 30, 1996 15 11

The Community Bonds AmendmentAct, 1996Assented to April 30, 1996 6 12

The Consumer Protection ActTo Be Proclaimed 10 C-30.1

The Department of Social Services AmendmentAct, 1996Assented to April 30, 1996 13 13

The Direct Sellers Amendment Act, 1996To Be Proclaimed 9 3

The Electrical Inspection AmendmentAct, 1996Assented to April 30, 1996 34 14

The Enforcement of Maintenance OrdersAmendment Act, 1996To Be Proclaimed 12 15

The Engineering and GeoscienceProfessions ActTo Be Proclaimed 61 E-9.3

The Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1996Assented to April 4, 1996Clause 3(a) to be Proclaimed 16 4

The Hotel Keepers Amendment Act, 1996Assented to April 4, 1996 30 5

The Industrial Incentive Program Repeal ActAssented to April 4, 1996 7 6

The Legal Profession Amendment Act, 1996Assented to April 4, 1996 25 7

The Libraries Co-operation ActTo Be Proclaimed 29 L-14.01

The Local Government Election AmendmentAct, 1996To Be Proclaimed 32 16

The Mental Health Services AmendmentAct, 1996To Be Proclaimed 41 17

The Municipal Hail Insurance AmendmentAct, 1996Assented to April 4, 1996 31 8

The Personal Property Security AmendmentAct, 1996Assented to April 30, 1996, specific dates 50 18

The Pharmacy Act, 1996To Be Proclaimed 40 P-9.1

The Public Libraries Act, 1996To Be Proclaimed 28 P-39.2

The Radiation Health and SafetyAmendment Act, 1996To Be Proclaimed 22 19

Title: Bill: Chapter:Saskatchewan Income Plan Amendment

Act, 1996To Be Proclaimed 14 20

The SaskEnergy Amendment Act, 1996Assented to April 30, 1996 35 21

The Statute Law Amendment Act, 1996Assented to April 4, 1996 26 9

The University of Regina AmendmentAct, 1996Assented to April 30, 1996 4 22

The Water Corporation AmendmentAct, 1996Assented to April 30, 1996 37 23

PART IIIPrivate Acts

The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Act, 1995 04 (1995) 01

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ACTS PROCLAIMED________

The following proclamations have been issued that are effective onor after January 1, 1996:

The Department of Economic Development Amendment Act, 1994,S.S. 1994, c16. Proclaimed in force March 1, 1996.

The Medical Laboratory Licensing Act, 1994, S.S. 1994,cM-9.2. Proclaimed in force March 1, 1996.

The Medical Laboratory Technologists Act, S.S. 1995,cM-9.3. Proclaimed in force February 1, 1996.

*The Parks Amendment Act, 1994, S.S. 1994, c43. Section 6proclaimed in force April 30, 1996.

The Saskatchewan Computer Utility Corporation Repeal Act, S.S.1993, c14. Proclaimed in force January 1, 1996.

The Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 1994, S.S.1994, c22. Sections 6 and 7 proclaimed in force March 1, 1996.

Note: A proclamation appearing in this list for the first time isindicated in bold print.

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ORDERS IN COUNCIL________

The Urban Municipality Act, 1984________

(O.C. 249/96)16 April 1996

TO THE HONOURABLE THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL:

The undersigned has the honour to report that:1 Sections 13, 14 and 24 of The Urban Municipality Act, 1984provide, in part, as follows:

13(1) In this section, “council” means:(a) the council of an urban municipality that intends toapply for an alteration of its boundaries...

(7) The council may make an application for the alterationof its boundaries ... in the form prescribed by the ministerand shall submit:

(a) an application for the alteration of boundaries to:(i) the minister, if all other municipalities affectedby the proposed alteration provide the council withthe complementary resolutions mentioned inclause (e); ...;


together with:(c) a map showing in detail the proposed alteration inboundaries ... and a brief explanation of the reasons forthe proposal;(d) a certified copy of a resolution of the councilrequesting the proposed alteration...;(e) ... a certified copy of a complementary resolution ofthe council of each municipality affected by the proposedalteration; ...; and(g) a written summary of any public meeting held ...and a copy of each written submission respecting theproposed alteration ... received by the council.

(10) The minister may recommend to the LieutenantGovernor in Council that an application made pursuant tothis section be approved, subject to any terms and conditionsthat the minister considers appropriate, or rejected.14(1) On the recommendation of the minister pursuant tosubsection 13(10)... the Lieutenant Governor in Councilmay, subject to any terms and conditions that he considersappropriate, by order:

(a) alter the boundaries of any urban municipality by:(i) adding territory that shares common boundarywith the urban municipality to that urbanmunicipality; ...

(b) alter the boundaries of any other municipalityaffected by an order made pursuant to clause (a) so thatthey correspond to that order.

24 When making an order pursuant to this Part thatresults in the alteration of the boundaries of an urbanmunicipality, the Lieutenant Governor in Council... shall:

(a) describe the actual alteration of the boundaries ofthe urban municipality; and(b) describe the new boundaries of the urbanmunicipality ; ...

2 The council of the Village of Zenon Park has submitted anapplication for an alteration of its boundaries to the Minister ofMunicipal Government in the form prescribed by the Minister togetherwith:

(a) a map showing in detail the proposed alteration inboundaries which involves withdrawing territory from theRural Municipality of Connaught No. 457 for the purpose ofacquiring control of land for the purposes of residential andindustrial development;(b) a certified copy of a resolution of the council of the Villageof Zenon Park requesting the proposed alteration; and(c) a certified copy of a complementary resolution of theCouncil of the Rural Municipality of Connaught No. 457,affected by the proposed alteration.

3 No written submissions objecting to the Village of Zenon Park’sproposed changes were received.4 As a result of the above, it is desirable to alter the boundaries ofthe Village of Zenon Park and the Rural Municipality of ConnaughtNo. 457.

The undersigned, therefore, has the honour to recommend thatYour Honour’s Order do issue pursuant to sections 13, 14 and 24 ofThe Urban Municipality Act, 1984:

(a) altering the boundaries of the Village of Zenon Park byadding to the village and withdrawing from the RuralMunicipality of Connaught No. 457 territory adjoining theVillage as described in the attached “Schedule A”;(b) altering the boundaries of the Rural Municipality ofConnaught No. 457, so that they correspond to this Order;and

(c) confirming that the alteration shall take effect on andfrom the date of this Order and that the attached “ScheduleB” is conclusively deemed to be the legal description of theboundaries of the Village of Zenon Park.

RECOMMENDED BY:Carol Teichrob,Minister of Municipal Government

APPROVED BY:Bernhard Wiens,Acting President of the Executive Council.

ORDERED BY:John E.N. Wiebe,Lieutenant Governor.

Regina, Saskatchewan.

SCHEDULE AThe boundaries of the Village of Zenon Park are altered by

withdrawing from the Rural Municipality of Connaught No. 457 andadding to the Village of Zenon Park, Saskatchewan, territory lyingwithin:

Township 47, Range 13, West of the second Meridian anddescribed as:(1) the following portions of section 13:

(a) that portion of the northeast quarter commencing at a pointon the northwesterly limit of the Canadian National RailwayPlan No. BB4110 with its intersection with the northern boundaryof the quarter section; thence southwesterly along thenorthwesterly limit of the railway, 184.102 metres; thencenortherly to a point on the northern boundary of the quartersection, 101.687 metres west along the northern boundary of thequarter section from the intersection of the northwesterly limitof the railway right of way and the northern boundary of thequarter section; thence easterly along the northern boundary ofthe quarter section to the point of commencement;

(2) the following portions of section 24:(a) that portion of the southeast quarter commencing at theintersection of the southerly limit of Main Street and the westerlylimit of the lane in Block 18, Plan No. 77PA04451; thencesoutherly along the westerly limit of the lane and its productionsoutherly to the intersection of the southern boundary of thesoutheast quarter section; thence westerly along the southernboundary of the quarter section, 56.723 metres; thence northerlyand parallel with the eastern boundary of the quarter section tothe intersection of the westerly limit of Second Avenue West andthe southerly limit of Main Street; thence easterly along thesoutherly limit of Main Street to the point of commencement;(b) that portion of the southeast quarter section commencing atthe southeast corner of Lot 1, Block 22, Plan No. 93PA13033,thence southerly along the westerly limit of Second Avenue Westto the intersection of the southerly limit of Main Street; thencewesterly and parallel with the southerly limit of Block 22,158.450 metres; thence northerly to the southwest corner ofLot 2, Block 22; thence easterly along the southerly limit ofBlock 22, to the point of commencement.

SCHEDULE BThe boundaries of the Village of Zenon Park shall comprise the

territory in the Province of Saskatchewan lying within:Township 47, Range 13, West of the second Meridian and

described as:(1) the following portions of section 13:

(a) the most northerly 27.432 metres in width throughout of thatportion of the northeast quarter lying southeast of thesoutheasterly limit of the Canadian National Railway, Plan No.BB4110; and

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(b) that portion of the northeast quarter commencing at a pointon the southeasterly limit of the Canadian National Railwaywith its intersection with the northern boundary of the quartersection; thence westerly along the northern boundary of thequarter section to the northwesterly limit of the railway right ofway, thence southwesterly along the northwesterly limit 184.102metres, thence northerly to a point on the northern boundary ofthe quarter section 101.687 metres west along the northernboundary of the quarter section from the intersection of thenorthwesterly limit of the railway right of way and the northernboundary of the quarter section; and

(2) the following portions of section 24:(a) that portion of the southeast quarter commencing at a pointon the southern boundary of the southeast quarter, 101.687metres west, along the southern boundary, from the intersectionof the northwesterly limit of the Canadian National Railway andthe southern boundary of the said quarter section, thence northerlyto the intersection of the westerly limit of Second Avenue Westand the southerly limit of Main Street, thence westerly andparallel with the southerly limit of Block 22, Plan No. 93PA13033,158.450 metres, thence northerly along the westerly limit ofBlock 22, Plan No. 93PA13033 and Public Reserve R1, Plan No.C.S. 1969 and its production northerly to the northwest corner ofFirst Street North, thence easterly along the northerly limit ofFirst Street North to the easterly limit of Second Avenue West,thence southerly along the easterly limit of Second Avenue Westto the intersection of the northerly limit of Lot 11, Block 13, PlanNo. C.S. 1969, thence easterly along the northerly limit of Lot 11to the intersection of the westerly limit of the lane in the saidBlock, thence northerly along the westerly limit of the lane andits production northerly to the northern boundary of the quartersection; and(b) that portion of the northeast quarter commencing at theintersection of the northerly production of the westerly limit ofthe lane in Block 13 in the southeast quarter section and thenorthern boundary of the southeast quarter section, thencenortherly to the intersection of a northerly production of thewesterly limit of the lane in said Block 13, with the westerlyproduction of the northerly limit of undesignated parcel No.68PA02509, thence easterly to the intersection of the westerlylimit of Registered Roadway Plan No. 85PA24435 and thenortheast corner of said unregistered parcel, thence northerlyalong the westerly limit of the roadway 289.654 metres; andTownship 47, Range 12, West of the second Meridian

described as:(1) the following portions of section 19:

(a) that portion of the northwest quarter commencing at a pointon the westerly limit of Registered Roadway Plan No. 85PA24435,289.654 metres (950.31 feet) northerly of the intersection of thenortherly limit of the undesignated parcel, Plan No. 68PA02509and the westerly limit of said roadway, thence easterly along thenortherly limit of Third Street North, 96.326 metres (316.03feet), thence southerly to a point on the northerly limit of ParcelB, Plan No. 69PA11786, 79.248 metres (260 feet) westerly alongthe northern limit of Parcl B from the northeast corner, thenceeasterly along the northerly limit of said Parcel B to the northeastcorner, thence southerly along the easterly limit of said parcel tothe intersection of the northerly limit of the lane lying to thenorth of Blocks 15 and 16, Plan No. CH6209 and Block J, Plan No.78PA01578, thence easterly along the northerly limit of said laneto the intersection of the westerly limit of Public Reserve R2,Plan No. 63PA05914, thence northerly along the westerly limitto the northwest corner, thence easterly along the northerly limitto the northeast corner, thence southerly along the easterly limitto its intersection with the south boundary of the quarter section,thence easterly along the south boundary to the eastern boundaryof the quarter section; and(b) that portion of the southwest quarter lying northwesterlyfrom the southeasterly limit of the Canadian National Railway;and

(c) that portion of the southwest quarter described as the westerly82.296 metres (270 feet) in perpendicular width throughout thatportion of the quarter section lying south of the southeasterlylimit of the Canadian National Railway; and

(2) the following portions of section 18:(a) that portion of the northwest quarter described as the westerly44.806 metres in width throughout lying northerly of the southerlylimit of Fourth Street South and its production westerly to thewestern limit of Road Plan No. 71PA13008.

The said plans of survey are of record in the Land Titles Office forthe Prince Albert Land Registration District at Prince Albert,Saskatchewan.

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(O.C. 250/96)16 April 1996

TO THE HONOURABLE THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL:

The undersigned has the honour to report that:1 Sections 13, 14 and 24 of The Urban Municipality Act, 1984provide, in part, as follows:

13(1) In this section,“council” means:(a) the council of an urban municipality that intends toapply for an alteration of its boundaries...

(7) The council may make an application for the alterationof its boundaries ... in the form prescribed by the ministerand shall submit:

(a) an application for the alteration of boundaries to:(i) the minister, if all other municipalities affectedby the proposed alteration provide the council withthe complementary resolutions mentioned inclause (e); ...;

together with:(c) a map showing in detail the proposed alteration inboundaries ... and a brief explanation of the reasons forthe proposal;(d) a certified copy of a resolution of the councilrequesting the proposed alteration ...;(e) ... a certified copy of a complementary resolution ofthe council of each municipality affected by the proposedalteration; ...; and(g) a written summary of any public meeting held ...and a copy of each written submission respecting theproposed alteration ... received by the council.

(10) The minister may recommend to the LieutenantGovernor in Council that an application made pursuant tothis section be approved, subject to any terms and conditionsthat the minister considers appropriate, or rejected.14(1) On the recommendation of the minister pursuant tosubsection 13(10)... the Lieutenant Governor in Councilmay, subject to any terms and conditions that he considersappropriate, by order:

(a) alter the boundaries of any urban municipality by:(i) adding territory that shares a common boundarywith the urban municipality to that urbanmunicipality; ...

(b) alter the boundaries of any other municipalityaffected by an order made pursuant to clause (a) so thatthey correspond to that order.

24 When making an order pursuant to this Part thatresults in the alteration of the boundaries of an urbanmunicipality, the Lieutenant Governor in Council ... shall:

(a) describe the actual alteration of the boundaries ofthe urban municipality; and


(b) describe the new boundaries of the urbanmunicipality;...

2 The Council of the Town of Wadena has submitted an applicationfor an alteration of its boundaries to the Minister of MunicipalGovernment in the form prescribed by the minister together with:

(a) a map showing in detail the proposed alteration inboundaries which involves withdrawing territory from theRural Municipality of Lakeview No. 337 for the purpose ofexpanding the town cemetery;(b) a certified copy of a resolution of the Council of the Townof Wadena requesting the proposed alteration; and(c) a certified copy of a complementary resolution of theCouncil of the Rural Municipality of Lakeview No. 337,affected by the proposed alteration.

3 No written submissions objecting to the proposed alteration werereceived by the Council of the Town of Wadena.4 As a result of the above, it is desirable to alter the boundaries of theTown of Wadena and the Rural Municipality of Lakeview No. 337.

The undersigned, therefore, has the honour to recommend thatYour Honour’s Order do issue pursuant to sections 13, 14 and 24 ofThe Urban Municipality Act, 1984, on the condition that the existingWadena Planning District Zoning Bylaws of the Town of Wadena andthe Rural Municipality of Lakeview No. 337, No. 1/66 and 1/65respectively, remain in force for that territory being added to theTown of Wadena by this Order until repealed by the Town pursuantto The Planning and Development Act, 1983:

(a) altering the boundaries of the Town of Wadena by addingto the town and withdrawing from the Rural Municipality ofLakeview No. 337, territory adjoining the town and describedin the attached “Schedule A”;(b) altering the boundaries of the Rural Municipality ofLakeview No. 337, so that they correspond to this Order; and(c) confirming that the alteration shall take effect on andfrom the date of this Order and that the attached “Schedule B”is conclusively deemed to be the legal description of theboundaries of the Town of Wadena.

RECOMMENDED BY:Carol Teichrob,Minister of Municipal Government.

APPROVED BY:Bernhard Wiens,Acting President of the Executive Council.

ORDERED BY:John E.N. Wiebe,Lieutenant Governor.

Regina, Saskatchewan.

SCHEDULE AThe boundaries of the Town of Wadena are altered by adding to the

town and withdrawing from the Rural Municipality of LakeviewNo. 337 territory lying within:

Township 34, Range 13, West of the Second Meridian anddescribed as:

that portion of the Northeast quarter section 28, commencingat the Southwest corner of the quarter, thence Easterlyalong the Southern boundary 170.4 meters, thence Northerlyand parallel with the Western boundary 142.22 meters,thence Westerly and parallel with the Southern boundary tothe Western boundary, thence South along the Westernboundary to the point of commencement.

SCHEDULE BThe boundaries of the Town of Wadena shall comprise the territory

in the Province of Saskatchewan in the Dominion of Canada lyingwithin:

Township 34, Range 13, West of the 2nd Meridian and describedas:(1) the following portions of Section 21:

(a) that portion of the Northeast quarter lying north of theNortheastern boundary of Parcel B, shown as roadway on PlanNo. 72H0979, including that portion of road allowance adjoiningthe Northern boundary of the said quarter and lying east of theNorthwesterly production of the Southwestern boundary of theCanadian Pacific Railway right-of-way shown on Plan No. Z23691/2; and(b) the most Northerly 453.250 metres throughout of theNorthwest quarter;

(2) the following portions of Section 28:(a) that portion of the Southeast quarter lying between theNortheastern boundary of the Canadian National Railway right-of-way shown on Plan No. L122 and the Southwestern boundaryof the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way shown on Plan No.Z2369 1/2;(b) the West half; and(c) all that portion of the Northeast quarter:

(i) lying West and North of a line commencing at a point onthe Northern boundary of the said quarter, 229.40 metresEast of the Westerly boundary of the said quarter, thenceSoutherly parallel with the Western boundary of the saidquarter 55.950 metres to a point, thence Westerly parallel tothe Northern boundary of the said quarter to its intersectionwith the Western boundary of the said quarter; and(ii) that portion commencing at the Southwest corner of thequarter section, thence Easterly along the Southern boundary170.4 metres, thence Northerly and parallel with the Westernboundary of the quarter section 142.22 metres, thenceWesterly and parallel with the Southern boundary of thequarter section to the Western boundary.

(3) the following portions of Section 29:(a) that portion of the East half consisting of:

(i) that part lying south of the Southwestern boundary of theroad shown on Plan No. 66H01450; and(ii) that part lying between the Southwestern boundary ofthe road shown on Plan No. 66H01450 and the Northernboundary of Third Avenue shown on Plan No. C2572 andlying East of the Western boundary of Fourth Street NorthWest shown on Plan No. 60H03629 and its productionSoutherly to the Southwestern boundary of the said road;

(b) that portion of the Northeast quarter consisting of:(i) that part lying between the Northern boundary of ThirdAvenue shown on Plan No. C2572 and the Northern boundaryof Fourth Avenue shown on Plan No. G320 and lying East ofthe Western boundary of Second Street North West shownon Plan No. G320;(ii) that part lying between the Northern boundary of FourthAvenue shown on Plan No: G320 and the Southwesternboundary of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way shownon Plan No. Z2369 1/2 and lying East of the Western boundaryof the lane in Block 43, and Fifth Avenue, the most Westerlylane in Block 44 and its production Northerly to theSouthwestern boundary of the said Railway right-of-way,said lanes and Fifth Avenue shown on Plans No. 67H07019,74H04024 and 75H09578; and(iii) that part lying North and East of the Southwesternboundary of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way shownon Plan No. Z2369 1/2; and

(4) the following portions of Section 33:(a) that portion of the Southwest quarter consisting of:

(i) that part lying south of the Northern boundary of PierceAvenue shown on Plan No. C2227;

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(ii) that part lying between the Northern boundary of LelandAvenue and the Northern boundary of Pierce Avenue andlying West of the Eastern boundary of First Street NorthEast shown on Plan No. C2227; and(iii) that part bounded by a line commencing at theintersection of the Northern boundary of Pierce Avenueshown on Plan No. C2227 with the Eastern boundary of thesaid quarter, thence Northerly along the Eastern boundaryof the said quarter 216 metres to a point, thence Westerlyparallel to the Northern boundary of Pierce Avenue 284.526metres to a point, thence Southerly parallel with the Easternboundary of the said quarter to its intersection with theNorthern boundary of said Pierce Avenue, thence Easterlyalong the Northern boundary of Pierce Avenue to the pointof commencement; and

(b) the portion of the Southeast quarter lying south and west ofa line commencing at the intersection of the Northern boundaryof Pierce Avenue shown on Plan No. C2227 with the Westernboundary of the said quarter, thence Easterly parallel with theSouthern boundary of the said quarter 229.40 metres to a point,thence Southerly parallel with the Western boundary of the saidquarter to its intersection with the Southern boundary of the saidquarter.

Unless otherwise specified, the portions of sections described in theabove schedules include the adjoining South and West road allowances,intersections thereof and widening thereto by plan of survey.

The said plans of survey are of record in the Land Titles Office forthe Humboldt Land Registration District at Humboldt, Saskatchewan.

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MINISTER’S ORDERS________

The Conservation and Development Act________

DISORGANIZATION OF THE ROCANVILLE WESTCONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AREA NO. 72

By virtue of the authority vested in me by subsections 90(4) and (5)of The Conservation and Development Act. c. C-27, R.S.S. 1978, I,Eldon Lautermilch, Minister Responsible for Sask Water,do hereby order that the Rocanville West Conservation andDevelopment Area No. 72, established by Order dated August 25, 1955,be disorganized.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, May 1, 1996.

Honourable Eldon Lautermilch,Minister Responsible for Sask Water.

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The Oil and Gas Conservation Act________

WORDSWORTH NORTH FROBISHER-ALIDA BEDS POOLMRO 323/96 PB 22. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, MRO 59/95 PB 4, dated January 19, 1995 isrescinded, and the following area is designated and identified as anoil and gas pool named the “Wordsworth North Frobisher-Alida BedsPool”, effective May 1, 1996:

Lands lying West of the Second Meridian:in Township 7, in Range 4: the south-west, the north-westand north-east quarters of Section 26; the south-east andsouth-west quarters of Section 35.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, April 29, 1996.________

EDAM WASECA SAND POOLMRO 333/96 PO 25. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, MRO 207/96 PO 17, dated March 7, 1996 isrescinded, and the following provisions shall apply to the drilling of,and the production of oil and gas from vertical oil wells in the EdamWaseca Sand Pool, effective May 1, 1996:

1 The drainage unit shall be one legal subdivision with theexception of the area described in clause 2(a) where the drainage unitshall be the north half or the south half of a legal subdivision.

2 The target area shall be a square with 100 m sides located 50 mfrom the south and east sides of the drainage unit, with the exceptionof the following areas:

(a) For lands lying West of the Third Meridian:in Township 48, in Range 19: Section 15, the south-east andsouth-west quarters and legal subdivisions 9, 10, 11, 12and 13 of Section 16, the south-east, south-west and north-east quarters and legal subdivisions 11, 12 and 14 ofSection 22, the south-west and north-west quarters ofSection 27, the south-east, south-west and north-eastquarters and legal subdivisions 11, 12 and 14 of Section 28,the south-east and south-west quarters and legalsubdivisions 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 of Section 29, the south-eastand north-east quarters and legal subdivisions 3, 6, 11and 14 of Section 33.in Township 49, in Range 19: the south-east and south-west quarters and legal subdivisions 9, 10, 11 and 12 ofSection 6.

(i) In the north drainage unit of the legal subdivision, thetarget area shall be a square with 100 m sides located50 m from the north and west sides of the drainage unit.(ii) In the south drainage unit of the legal subdivision, thetarget area shall be a square with 100 m sides located50 m from the south and east sides of the drainage unit.

3 If a well is not completed within the target area, the minister mayreduce the area used as a factor in determining the MARP.

4 Samples of drill cuttings from formations below the top of theDevonian System shall be taken and delivered to the Department.

5 Wells drilled prior to May 1, 1996, shall be considered to becompleted within the target area.


WINTER CUMMINGS SAND POOL —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT EXPANSION

MRO 334/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Wascana Energy Inc. to drilland complete two horizontal wells with inter-well spacing of lessthan 100 m in the Cummings Sand underlying the north half ofSection 31-42-25 and the east half of Section 6-43-25 W3M, inaccordance with plans filed with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines asDocument No. H.W. 1 and subject to the following:

1 Good production practice is approved.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, April 29, 1996.

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INNES AREA-FROBISHER BEDS POOL —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT

MRO 335/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Tarragon Oil and GasLimited to drill and complete two horizontal wells in the FrobisherBeds underlying the west half of Section 19-8-10 and the east half ofSection 24-8-11 W2M, in accordance with plans filed withSaskatchewan Energy and Mines as Document No. H.W. 548 andsubject to the following:


1 Good production practice is approved.2 Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas Conservation Act,

the drainage unit for both wells shall consist of legal sub-divisions 5, 6, 11, 12 and 13 of Section 19-8-10 W2M and legalsubdivisions 9 and 16 of Section 24-8-11 W2M and may containmore than one well capable of producing oil and gas.


BATTLE CREEK MADISON POOL —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT EXPANSION

MRO 337/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Cirque Energy Ltd. to drilland complete one horizontal well in the Madison Formation,underlying Sections 22 and 27-3-26 W3M, in accordance with plansfiled with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines as Document No. H.W. 314and subject to the following:

1 Good production practice is approved.2 MRO 20/73 PO 5, dated October 19, 1973, does not apply.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, April 29 , 1996.

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BATTLE CREEK UPPER SHAUNAVON POOL —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT EXPANSION

MRO 338/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Cirque Energy Ltd. to drilland complete one horizontal well in the Upper Shaunavon formation,underlying Section 27-3-26 W3M, in accordance with plans filed withSaskatchewan Energy and Mines as Document No. H.W. 251 andsubject to the following:

1 Good production practice is approved.2 MRO 23/73 PO 6, dated October 19, 1973, does not apply.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, April 29, 1996.

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OTHER AREAS — PRESSURE MAINTENANCEMRO 339/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, the application submitted by Elk Point ResourcesInc. for disposing of salt water recovered from oilfield production byinjection into the Frobisher Beds through the well located on legalsubdivision 11 of Section 15-7-9 W2M is approved, in accordance withplans and specifications filed with the Department as DocumentNo. P.M. 1049 and subject to the following:

1 Installations shall be subject to the approval of a fieldrepresentative of the Department prior to the commencement of saltwater injection and subsequent to any modifications to suchinstallations.

2 The wellhead injection pressure shall be limited to a maximumof 12 500 kilopascals.

3 All injection volumes shall be metered with a Departmentapproved method.

This approval does not authorize the applicant to dispose of saltwater without the consent of all the mineral owners, other than theCrown, that might reasonably be adversely affected by such disposal.


SILVERTON NORTH FROBISHER BEDS POOL —PRESSURE MAINTENANCE

MRO 340/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, the application submitted by MAXX PetroleumLtd. for disposing of salt water recovered from oilfield production byinjection into the Frobisher Beds through the wells located on legalsubdivision 8 of Section 4-4-32 W1M and legal subdivision 16 of

Section 4-4-32 W1M is approved, in accordance with plans andspecifications filed with the Department as Document No. P.M. 1050and subject to the following:

1 Installations shall be subject to the approval of a fieldrepresentative of the Department prior to the commencement of saltwater injection and subsequent to any modifications to suchinstallations.

2 The wellhead injection pressure shall be limited to a maximumof 9 400 kilopascals per well.

3 All injection volumes shall be metered with a Departmentapproved method.

4 Applications to plugback must be applied for and approvedthrough the Department field office prior to re-completing the abovewells for salt water disposal.

This approval does not authorize the applicant to dispose of saltwater without the consent of all the mineral owners, other than theCrown, that might reasonably be adversely affected by such disposal.


INGOLDSBY FROBISHER-ALIDA BEDS POOL —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT

MRO 341/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Spectrum Resource GroupInc. on behalf of TDL Petroleums Inc. to drill and complete onehorizontal well in the Frobisher-Alida Beds underlying the north-east quarter of Section 4-4-31 W1M, in accordance with plans filedwith Saskatchewan Energy and Mines as Document No. H.W. 549and subject to the following:

1 A maximum allowable rate of production shall be assigned.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, April 29, 1996.

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WEBB CANTUAR SAND POOL —WATERFLOOD PROJECT

MRO 342/96. The application submitted by Renaissance EnergyLtd. to conduct a waterflood project in the Webb Cantuar Sand Poolis approved pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and Gas ConservationAct. Permission is granted to construct the facilities and recomplete 13wells as pressure maintenance water injection wells, drill two pressuremaintenance water injection wells and drill 27 production wellson reduced spacing in Section 6-15-16 W3M, the south half ofSection 7-15-16 W3M, the south-west quarter of Section 8-15-16W3M and the east half of Section 1-15-17 W3M, in accordance withplans filed with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines as DocumentNo. P.M. 1051 and subject to the following:

1 Installations shall be subject to the approval of a fieldrepresentative of Saskatchewan Energy and Mines prior tocommencement of water injection and subsequent to any modificationto such installations.

2 Annual project reports shall be submitted to the EngineeringServices Branch of Saskatchewan Energy and Mines.


DODSLAND VIKING SAND POOL —WATERFLOOD MODIFICATION

MRO 343/96. The application submitted by Futurity EnergyCorporation to modify the waterflood project in the North DodslandViking Voluntary Unit No. 1 is approved pursuant to section 17.1 ofThe Oil and Gas Conservation Act. Permission is granted to drill 10wells on reduced oil well spacing within the following area:

Lands West of the Third Meridian:in Township 31, in Range 21: Sections 21 and 23;in Township 31, in Range 22: Sections 23, 25 and 26;

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in accordance with plans filed with Saskatchewan Energy andMines as Document No. P.M. 588 and subject to the following:

1 Annual program reports shall be submitted to SaskatchewanEnergy and Mines.


PIKES PEAK WASECA SAND POOL —STEAM INJECTION PROJECT EXPANSION

MRO 344/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Husky Oil Operations Ltd.to construct the facilities and to drill and complete 12 wells inSection 6-50-23 W3M, in accordance with plans filed withSaskatchewan Energy and Mines as Document No. P.M. 537 andsubject to the conditions included in Minister’s Approval MA 22/81,dated June 10, 1981.


SILVERTON NORTH FROBISHER BEDS POOL —GOOD PRODUCTION PRACTICE

MRO 345/96. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas ConservationAct, approval is granted to Maxx Petroleum Ltd. to produce thehorizontal well Maxx Silverton N HZ 3C13-3-2C12-3-4-32, accordingto good production practice.


WEYBURN MIDALE BEDS POOL —GOOD PRODUCTION PRACTICE

MRO 346/96. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas ConservationAct, approval is granted to Poco Petroleums Ltd. to produce thehorizontal well Poco et al Lougheed 2HZ 2B10-7-2B2-7-6-14, accordingto good production practice.


HEWARD FROBISHER BEDS POOL —GOOD PRODUCTION PRACTICE

MRO 347/96. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas ConservationAct, approval is granted to Mark Resources Inc. to produce thehorizontal well Mark Heward HZ 2D13-14-4B12-14-9-9, according togood production practice.


SILVERTON FROBISHER BEDS POOL —GOOD PRODUCTION PRACTICE

MRO 348/96. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas ConservationAct, approval is granted to Maxx Petroleum Ltd. to produce the wells:

Maxx Silverton 2HZ 2A4-32-3A12-29-3-32;Maxx Silverton HZ 3A1-31-3A9-30-3-32;

and two proposed horizontal wells underlying the north-east quarterof Section 30 and the north-east quarter of Section 31-3-32 W1M,according to good production practice.


EYEHILL CUMMINGS-DINA SAND POOLMRO 349/96 PB 24. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, MRO 41/72 PB 21, dated September 19, 1972 isrescinded, and the following area is designated and identified as anoil and gas pool named the “Eyehill Cummings-Dina Sand Pool,”effective May 1, 1996:

Lands West of the Third Meridian:in Township 40, in Range 28: the south-east quarter andnorth half of Section 9; Sections 10, 15, 16; the south half ofSection 21; the south-west quarter of Section 22.


MRO 350/96 PO 26. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, MRO 42/72 PO 3, dated September 19, 1972 isrescinded, and the following pool provisions shall apply to the drillingof, and the production of oil and gas from vertical oil wells in theEyehill Cummings-Dina Sand Pool, effective May 1, 1996:

1 The drainage unit shall be one legal subdivision.2 The target area shall be a square with 200 m sides located in the

south-east corner of the drainage unit.3 If a well is not completed within the target area, the minister may

reduce the area used as a factor in determining the MARP.4 Samples of drill cuttings from formations below the top of the

Devonian System shall be taken and delivered to the department.5 As a minimum requirement, the operator shall run a resistivity

log and either a sonic log or an approved radioactivity log from totaldepth to surface casing shoe for each well drilled.

6 Wells drilled prior to May 1, 1996 shall be considered to becompleted within the target area.


WAPELLA SAND POOLMRO 351/96 PB 25. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, MRO 147/90 PB 15, dated October 4, 1990 isrescinded, and the area comprising the lands described below isdesignated and identified as the area of an oil and gas pool named the“Wapella Sand Pool”, effective May 1, 1996:

Lands lying West of the Second Meridian:in Township 14, in Range 1: the north-west and north-eastquarters of Section 26; the north-west and north-east quartersof Section 27; the south-west, north-west and north-eastquarters of Section 28; Sections 33, 34 and 35; the south-westand north-west quarters of Section 36;in Township 15, in Range 1: Sections 2, 3 and 4; the south-east and south-west quarters of Section 10; the south-east,south-west and north-east quarters of Section 11; the south-west and north-west quarters of Section 12.

Dated at Regina Saskatchewan, April 30, 1996.________

PLATO NORTH VIKING SAND POOL —INFILL PROJECT

MRO 352/96. Pursuant to sections 17 and 27 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Stampeder Exploration Ltd.to drill an infill well in the Plato North Viking Sand Pool in accordancewith plans filed with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines and subject tothe following:

1 The project area is comprised of the following lands lying West ofthe Third Meridian:

in Township 26, in Range 19: legal subdivisions 12 and 13 ofSection 31;in Township 26, in Range 20: legal subdivisions 9 and 16 ofSection 36.

2 The drainage unit for the infill well shall resemble a square withan area of about 8.1 ha centered at the intersection of four legalsubdivisions. The sides of the drainage unit shall be at an angle ofabout 45° from the legal subdivision boundaries, and the corners


shall be centered on the road allowance, where present, and locatedat the mid-points of the legal subdivision boundaries which intersectin the drainage unit.

3 The target area shall be centered at the intersection of four legalsubdivisions and shall be a 100 m square, except where a roadallowance separates the legal subdivisions, in which case the targetarea shall be a rectangle with sides of 100 m parallel to the road and120 m perpendicular to the road allowance; the target area shall becentered on the road allowance and the extended boundaries betweenadjoining legal subdivisions.

4 The surface location of the well shall not be within 35 m of a roadallowance.

5 The maximum allowable rate of production (MARP) for theproposed infill well shall not exceed the economic allowance of 5.5 cubicmetres of oil per day.

6 Annual progress reports shall be submitted to SaskatchewanEnergy and Mines.


LOST HORSE HILL AREA-FROBISHER-ALIDA BEDS —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT

MRO 353/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Midale Petroleums Ltd. todrill and complete one horizontal well in the Frobisher-Alida Bedsunderlying the south half of Section 16-10-8 W2M, in accordance withplans filed with Saskatchewan Energy and Mines as DocumentNo. H.W. 550 and subject to the following:

1 A maximum allowable rate of production shall be assigned.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, April 30, 1996.

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WINTER CUMMINGS SAND POOL —HORIZONTAL WELL PROJECT EXPANSION

MRO 354/96. Pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, approval is granted to Beau Canada ExplorationLtd. to drill and complete two horizontal wells with inter-well spacingof less than 100 m in the Cummings Sand, underlying Sections 4and 5-43-25 W3M, in accordance with plans filed with SaskatchewanEnergy and Mines as Document No. H.W. 47 and subject to thefollowing:

1 Good production practice is approved.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, May 1, 1996.

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OTHER AREAS — OFF-TARGET WELLMRO 355/96 A 124. Pursuant to sections 17 and 27 of The Oil

and Gas Conservation Act and subsection 30(2) of The Oil andGas Conservation Regulations, 1985, approval is granted toCanadian Leader Energy Inc. to drill an off-target oil well locatedat 11-19-30-27 W3M, subject to the following:

1 Good production practice is approved.Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, May 1, 1996.

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BUTTE UPPER SHAUNAVON POOL —WATERFLOOD PROJECT

MRO 356/96. The application submitted by Pinnacle ResourcesLtd. to conduct a waterflood project in the Butte Upper ShaunavonPool is approved pursuant to section 17.1 of The Oil and GasConservation Act. Permission is granted to construct the facilitiesand recomplete the wells Pinnacle et al Butte DD 13-33-11-19 andPinnacle et al Butte 7-4-12-19 as pressure maintenance water injectionwells, in accordance with plans filed with Saskatchewan Energy andMines as Document No. P.M. 1052 and subject to the following:

1 Installations shall be subject to the approval of a fieldrepresentative of Saskatchewan Energy and Mines prior tocommencement of water injection and subsequent to any modificationto such installations.

2 The wellhead injection pressure shall be limited to a maximumof 12 500 kPa.

3 Annual project reports shall be submitted to the EngineeringServices Branch of Saskatchewan Energy and Mines.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, May 2, 1996.________

OTHER AREAS — OFF-TARGET WELLMRO 357/96 A 125. Renaissance Energy Ltd. has submitted an

application to drill an off-target well because the on-target well isabandoned. Pursuant to section 27 of The Oil and Gas ConservationAct, permission is granted to drill an off-target well to produce fromthe Cantuar zone located in legal subdivision 11 of Section 26-14-17W3M, subject to the following:

1 The net productive area used in calculating the maximumallowable rate of production shall be determined in accordance withsubsection 30(1) of The Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations, 1985.


WEBB SOUTH CANTUAR SAND POOLMRO 358/96 PB 26. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, the following area is designated and identified asan oil and gas pool named the “Webb South Cantuar Sand Pool”,effective May 1, 1996:

Lands West of the Third Meridian:in Township 14, in Range 16: the south-west quarter ofSection 31:in Township 14, in Range 17: Section 23; the north-west andnorth-east quarters of Section 24; Section 25; the south-east,south-west and north-east quarters of Section 26; the south-east and north-east quarters of Section 35; the south-east,south-west and legal subdivisions 11, 12 and 13 of Section 36.


MRO 359/96 PO 27. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, the following provisions shall apply to the drillingof, and the production of oil and gas from vertical oil wells in the WebbSouth Cantuar Sand Pool, effective May 1, 1996:

1 The drainage unit shall be comprised of one legal subdivision.2 Within a drainage unit, the sides of the target area shall be 100 m

from and parallel to the corresponding sides of the legal subdivision.3 The MARP shall be multiplied by a factor of 2.0.4 If a well is not completed within the target area, the minister may

reduce the area used as a factor in determining the MARP.5(a) For the first well drilled in each Section, the operator shall

submit samples of the interval from the top of the Second WhiteSpecks to total depth.

(b) For all subsequent wells drilled in each Section, the operatorshall submit samples from the top of the Mississippian to total depthif such wells are intended to be drilled below the top of the MississippianSystem.

6 As a minimum requirement, the operator shall run logs todetermine the resistivity, spontaneous potential, porosity and gammaray spectra from total depth to surface casing shoe for each welldrilled.


WEBB CANTUAR SAND POOLMRO 360/96 PB 27. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and Gas

Conservation Act, MRO 987/95 PB 77, dated December 7, 1995 isrescinded, and the following area is designated and identified as anoil and gas pool named the “Webb Cantuar Sand Pool”, effectiveMay 1, 1996:

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Lands West of the Third Meridian:in Township 14, in Range 16: the north-west quarter ofSection 31;in Township 15, in Range 16: the south-west and north-westquarters of Section 5; Sections 6 and 7; the south-westquarter of Section 8;in Township 14, in Range 17: legal subdivision 14 and thenorth-east quarter of Section 36;in Township 15, in Range 17: the south-east and north-eastquarters of Section 1.


MRO 361/96 PO 28. Pursuant to section 17 of The Oil and GasConservation Act, MRO 988/95 PO 51, dated December 7, 1995 isrescinded, and the following provisions shall apply to the drilling of,and the production of oil and gas from vertical oil wells in the WebbCantuar Sand Pool, effective May 1, 1996:

1 The drainage unit shall be comprised of one legal subdivision.2 Within a drainage unit, the sides of the target area shall be 100 m

from and parallel to the corresponding sides of the legal subdivision.3 The following wells shall produce according to good production

practice:(a) all oil wells completed prior to May 1, 1996;(b) all horizontal oil wells completed on or after May 1, 1996which meet the requirements of section 30.3 of The Oil and GasConservation Regulations, 1985;(c) all vertical oil wells completed within the target area on orafter May 1, 1996;(d) all vertical oil wells completed outside of the target area onor after May 1, 1996 for which there are no objections to GPP.

4 If a well does not meet the requirements of section 3, the ministermay assign a MARP and may reduce the area used as a factor indetermining the MARP.

5(a) For the first well drilled in each Section. the operator shallsubmit samples of the interval from the top of the Second WhiteSpecks to total depth.

(b) For all subsequent wells drilled in each Section, the operatorshall submit samples from the top of the Mississippian to total depthif such wells are intended to be drilled below the top of the MississippianSystem.

6 As a minimum requirement, the operator shall run logs todetermine the resistivity, spontaneous potential, porosity and gammaray spectra from total depth to surface casing shoe for each welldrilled.


Bruce W. Wilson, Executive Director,Petroleum and Natural Gas Division,

Saskatchewan Energy and Mines.____________________________________________________________

The Veterinary Services Act________

ALTERATION OF BOUNDARIES

Redvers Veterinary Service District BoardBy virtue of the authority vested in me by subsections 3(4) and (5)

and (3) of The Veterinary Services Act, R.S.S. 1978, c.V-6, and inaccordance with the recommendation of the Council of the RuralMunicipality of Maryfield No. 91, made to me pursuant to the saidAct, I, Eric Upshall, Minister of Agriculture and Food, do herebyorder the withdrawal of Townships 9, 10, and 11, in Ranges 30 and31, West of the First Meridian from the Redvers Veterinary ServiceDistrict to be effective January 11, 1996.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, March 11, 1996.________

Moosomin Veterinary Service District BoardBy virtue of the authority vested in me by subsections 3(4) and (5)

and (3) of The Veterinary Services Act, R.S.S. 1978, c.V-6, and inaccordance with the recommendation of the Council of the RuralMunicipality of Maryfield No. 91, made to me pursuant to the saidAct, I, Eric Upshall, Minister of Agriculture and Food, do herebyorder the withdrawal of Township 12, in Ranges 30 and 31, West ofthe First Meridian from the Moosomin Veterinary Service District tobe effective January 11, 1996.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, March 11, 1996.________

Eric Upshall,Minister of Agriculture and Food.

CERTIFIED TRUE COPIES:Eric Upshall,Minister of Agriculture and Food.

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CORPORATIONS BRANCH NOTICES________

The Co-operatives Act, 1989________

CO-OPERATIVES RESTORED TO THE REGISTER(1996)

Name: Date: Juris.:

Wakaw & District Farmers MarketCo-operative Apr. 10 Sask.

Monte Curle,Deputy Registrar of Co-operatives.

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The Business Corporations Act________

CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION

Name: 615152 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 1101-1867 Hamilton St., ReginaMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 615154 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 905, 201-21st St. E., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 615179 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 1708, EsterhazyMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 615185 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Drawer 188, YorktonMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 615186 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Box 908, Moose JawMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 615187 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Box 908, Moose JawMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 615193 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Box 600, UnityMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 615194 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Box 600, UnityMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 615251 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 22, 1996Mailing Address: 1036 Francis St., Moose JawMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: 615287 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 23, 1996Mailing Address: 700, 2010-11th Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: A.L.L. Engineering Services Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 500, 128-4th Ave. S., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: engineering

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Name: Any Electronic Services Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 1360 Scarth St., ReginaMain Type of Business: electronic services

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Name: Ask-A-Cop Information Services Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 22, 1996Mailing Address: Box 306, ReginaMain Type of Business: information line

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Name: G. Burns Farms Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 154, DrakeMain Type of Business: grain farming and custom work

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Name: Cambrian Leasing Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 200, 321A-21st St. E., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: leasing

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Name: Cypress Investments Corp.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 368 McCarthy Blvd. N., ReginaMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: D.W. Floor Fashions Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 216, 3501-8th St. E., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: floor fashions

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Name: Dehr Farms Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 207, BiggarMain Type of Business: farming

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Name: Drywood Ranch Ltd.Date of Incorporation: January 23 1967Mailing Address: Box 95, SmileyMain Type of Business: ranching

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Name: Four Lakes Contracting Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 939, Meadow LakeMain Type of Business: wood/timber harvesting

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Name: Gislason Farm Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 72, LeslieMain Type of Business: grain farming

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Name: Great Plains Developments Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 22, 1996Mailing Address: Box 119, SonningdaleMain Type of Business: general contractor (residential)

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Name: Hipkins Farms Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 22, 1996Mailing Address: Box 185, Porcupine PlainMain Type of Business: grain farming and ranching, custom

application and equipment________

Name: Kinnikinik Transport Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 24, 1996Mailing Address: 905, 201-21st St. E., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: trucking and transport

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Name: Kirk’s Agriproducts Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 19, 1996Mailing Address: 202-2022 Cornwall St., ReginaMain Type of Business: agricultural feed and product

distribution________

Name: Klym Agro Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 23, 1996Mailing Address: 1143 Lakewood Crt. N., ReginaMain Type of Business: crop spraying

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Name: MNB Skyline Enterprises Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 22, 1996Mailing Address: Box 610, Swift CurrentMain Type of Business: service station

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Name: Natural High Fitness Centre Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 246, DavidsonMain Type of Business: fitness club

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Name: Net Holdings Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 200-1230 Blackfoot Dr., ReginaMain Type of Business: holding and management company

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Name: Nor-Sask Diamond Drilling Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 500, 128-4th Ave., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: diamond drilling

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Name: North East Consulting Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Box 850, NipawinMain Type of Business: emergency medical treatment training

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Name: Pets Plus Regina Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 24, 1996Mailing Address: 202-2022 Cornwall St., ReginaMain Type of Business: pets and pet supplies

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Name: RPB Homes & Renovations Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 120-19th St. W., Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: design/build homes, renovations

contractor, etc.________

Name: S & S Mitchell Farms Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 22, 1996Mailing Address: Box 610, Swift CurrentMain Type of Business: farming

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Name: S.O.S. Special Occasions Shop Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Box 2876, NipawinMain Type of Business: special occasions props, decorations,

counselling, etc.________

Name: Saskatoon Custom Classics Paint & Body Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 21039, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: automotive paint and body repairs

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Name: Solo Ventures Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 250, LangenburgMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name: Superior Alternative Livestock Marketing Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Box 1840, RosetownMain Type of Business: market all livestock

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Name: TLC Investment Corp.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 450 Froom Cres., ReginaMain Type of Business: revenue homes and beauty salon

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Name: Variable Internet Advertising Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 3838 Balfour Pl., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: computer consulting, programs, digital

media, etc.________

Name: West Direct Trading Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 8, 1996

Mailing Address: 201, 129-3rd Ave. N., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: direct sell consumer products

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Name: Wolverine Oil Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 24, 1996Mailing Address: Box 638, SaskatoonMain Type of Business: purchase and sell used oil

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Name: Wood Seeds Ltd.Date of Incorporation: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 1288, WynyardMain Type of Business: grain farming

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CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION

Name: Mannatech, IncorporatedDate of Registration: April 23, 1996Incorporating Jurisdiction: USAHead or Registered Office: 2010 N. Highway 360, Grand Prairie, TXMain Type of Business: network selling of nutritional products

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Name: Pembina Valley Hay Sales Ltd.Date of Registration: April 22, 1996Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: Box 1037, Westlock, Alta.Main Type of Business: trucking of agricultural products

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Name: Sanjel Cementers Ltd.Date of Registration: April 23, 1996Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaHead or Registered Office: 4500, 855-2nd St. S.W., Calgary, Alta.Main Type of Business: oil and gas well service

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Name: Sentinel Transportation CompanyDate of Registration: April 16, 1996Incorporating Jurisdiction: USAHead or Registered Office: 1209 Orange St., Wilmington, DEMain Type of Business: motor carrier

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CERTIFICATES OF AMALGAMATION

Name of Amalgamated Corporation: 614132 Saskatchewan Ltd.Names of Amalgamating Corporations: 614132 Saskatchewan

Ltd., Karen’s Foliage & Flowers Ltd.Date of Amalgamation: April 2, 1996Registered Office: 20-12th St. W., Prince AlbertMain Type of Business: holding company

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Name of Amalgamated Corporation: Clearlite Glass Ltd.Names of Amalgamating Corporations: L.T. D-2 Holdings Inc.,

610398 Saskatchewan Ltd., Clearlite Glass Ltd.Date of Amalgamation: April 1, 1996Registered Office: 905, 201-21st St. E., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: construction — commercial buildings,

housing________

Name of Amalgamated Corporation: Kengord & Associates Ltd.Names of Amalgamating Corporations: 606112 Saskatchewan

Ltd., Kengord & Associates Ltd.Date of Amalgamation: April 1, 1996Registered Office: 2929 Melville St., SaskatoonMain Type of Business: holding and investments

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Name of Amalgamated Corporation: Kenroc Building MaterialsCo. Ltd.

Names of Amalgamating Corporations: Kenroc BuildingMaterials (S’tn) Ltd., Kenroc Building Materials (1978) Ltd.,Kenroc Building Materials (Van.) Ltd., Tempo BuildingSupplies Ltd., Kenroc Building Materials Ltd., KenrocBuilding Materials (Edmonton) Ltd., Kenroc BuildingMaterials (Calgary) Ltd.

Date of Amalgamation: April 1, 1996Registered Office: 1400-2500 Victoria Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: building materials

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Name of Amalgamated Corporation: Liquid Metal Products Inc.Names of Amalgamating Corporations: Liquid Metal Products

Inc., Liquid Steel Reagents Inc.Date of Amalgamation: March 31, 1996Registered Office: 400, 2201-11th Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: purchase or acquire and hold real and

personal property________

Name of Amalgamated Corporation: Redcoat Auto & TireService Ltd.

Names of Amalgamating Corporations: Redcoat Auto & TireService Ltd., 613966 Saskatchewan Ltd.

Date of Amalgamation: March 1, 1996Registered Office: 319 Souris Ave. N.E., WeyburnMain Type of Business: retail auto parts and tires, service

automobiles________

Name of Amalgamated Corporation: Saskatchewan GovernmentGrowth Fund III Ltd.

Names of Amalgamating Corporations: SaskatchewanGovernment Growth Fund III Ltd., Saskatchewan GovernmentGrowth Fund V Ltd.

Date of Amalgamation: April 24, 1996Registered Office: 201-2400 College Ave., ReginaMain Type of Business: investment fund

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Name of Amalgamated Corporation: Tulloch Management Ltd.Names of Amalgamating Corporations: Tulloch Management

Ltd., T-Z Management Corp.Date of Amalgamation: April 1, 1996Registered Office: 310 Gardiner Park Crt., ReginaMain Type of Business: law office management

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CERTIFICATES OF AMENDMENT

Name: 610076 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: March 28, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Northwest Truck &

Equipment Ltd.________

Name: 612206 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 1, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to R & R Ranches Ltd.

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Name: 612803 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: March 29, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Parthenon Holdings Ltd.

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Name: 613161 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 1, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Tytlandsvik Farms Ltd.

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Name: 613582 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 1, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to K-5 Oilfield Consulting Inc.

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Name: 613833 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 19, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Quadra Management

Services (1996) Ltd.________

Name: 613834 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 19, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Quadra Group

Investments Ltd.________

Name: 613835 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 19, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Eternal Genetics Ltd.

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Name: 613836 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 19, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Progress Construction Ltd.

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Name: 614075 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: March 28, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to P & B Farms Ltd.

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Name: 614134 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: March 27, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Waverley Farms Ltd.

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Name: 614135 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: March 28, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Kevin Lackey

Consulting Inc.________

Name: 614534 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 2, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to RMS Management

Services Inc.________

Name: 614568 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: March 28, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Herman Lackey

Ventures Inc.________

Name: 614777 Saskatchewan Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 2, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Summerberry Spraying Ltd.

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Name: Brentwood Homes Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 2, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Brentwood Homes and

Commercial Ltd.________

Name: K6 Properties Ltd.Date of Amendment: March 27, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to K-6 Resources Ltd.

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Name: KCM Enterprises (1994) Ltd.Date of Amendment: February 8, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to KCM Containment

Services Ltd.________

Name: Kolokotronis Investments Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 1, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Night & Day Family

Restaurant Ltd.________

Name: G.C. Metz Construction Ltd.Date of Amendment: March 29, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Heartland Tack and

Leather Company Ltd.________

Name: Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Sales LimitedDate of Amendment: April 17, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to PCS Sales (Canada) Inc.

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Name: Quadra Management Services Ltd.Date of Amendment: April 19, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Quadra Investments Co. Ltd.

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CERTIFICATES OF AMENDMENT(Extra-provincial Corporations)

Name: 3177131 Canada Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Mar. 6, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Goldtrust International Ltd.

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Name: Day International (Canada) Limited and Gulf Plastics Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Sept. 1, 1993Nature of Amendment: amalgamated into Day International

(Canada) Limited________

Name: Day International (Canada) Limited, Hanna HamiltonHoldings Company Ltd. and Hanna Oil DevelopmentCompany Ltd.

Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jan. 1, 1995Nature of Amendment: amalgamated into Day International


Name: Fischer & Porter (Canada) LimitedIncorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Aug. 11, 1987Nature of Amendment: changed name to Fisher & Porter


Name: Dave Holland Trucking Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Dec. 13, 1995Nature of Amendment: changed name to Future Transportation

Systems Inc.________

Name: Kilborn Holdings Inc. and SNC-Lavalin Acquisition Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: Ontario

Date of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Mar. 15, 1996Nature of Amendment: amalgamated into Kilborn SNC-Lavalin Inc.

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Name: Landis & Gyr Energy Management, Ltd./FRVRIncorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Feb. 1, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Landis & Gyr Utilities

Services, Ltd./FRVR________

Name: Loblaws Inc., 1106803 Ontario Inc., 1113564 Ontario Inc.,1113565 Ontario Inc., 625420 Ontario Limited, Double ZUniform Rentals Inc., AD.X Communications Inc., 1162504Ontario Inc., 1162505 Ontario Limited and 1162218 OntarioLimited

Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Dec. 31, 1995Nature of Amendment: amalgamated into Loblaws Inc.

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Name: North American Rock & Dirt Inc. and North AmericanSales & Rentals Inc.

Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Apr. 1, 1996Nature of Amendment: amalgamated into North American Rock

& Dirt Inc.________

Name: Novacor Chemicals Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Mar. 15, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Nova Chemicals Ltd.

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Name: Pacific Enterprises Hauling & Hot Shot Services Ltd.Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Feb. 1, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Pacific Enterprises

Hauling & Hot Shot Services (1996) Ltd.________

Name: Sherritt Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: OntarioDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Apr. 22, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Viridian Inc.

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Name: Snap-On Tools of Canada Ltd. Outils Snap-On du CandaLtée, Sioux Tools Canada Limited and Sun AutomotiveEquipment (Canada) Ltd.

Incorporating Jurisdiction: CanadaDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Dec. 31, 1995Nature of Amendment: amalgamated into Snap-On Tools of

Canada Ltd. Outils Snap-On du Canada Ltée________

Name: Ray Struth Motor Freight Inc.Incorporating Jurisdiction: AlbertaDate of Amendment in Incorporating Jurisdiction: Jan. 30, 1996Nature of Amendment: changed name to Landlink Freight Inc.

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CERTIFICATES OF DISSOLUTION(1996)

Name: Date:

Katz Consulting & Management Ltd. Apr. 3Mobile Propane Services Ltd. Apr. 1

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CORPORATIONS RESTORED TO THE REGISTER(1996)

Date of Incorp.Name: Restoral: Juris.:

603739 Saskatchewan Ltd. Mar. 28 Sask.605443 Saskatchewan Ltd. Mar. 25 Sask.605955 Saskatchewan Ltd. Mar. 21 Sask.A-Team Moving Co. Ltd. Mar. 26 Ont.Angeli Holdings Inc. Mar. 25 Sask.Bouchard Bros. Holdings Inc. Apr. 23 Sask.Canada-Pacific Trading &

Consulting Ltd. Mar. 21 Sask.Canadian Inter-Provincial Cleaning

Corporation Apr. 2 Sask.Carmen Enterprises Ltd. Apr. 1 Sask.Centron Construction Limited Mar. 22 Alta.Cochin Convenience Centre Ltd. Apr. 1 Sask.Collins and Sons Farm Limited Apr. 1 Sask.Eastside Cattle Corp. Mar. 29 Sask.G & D Holdings Inc. Apr. 23 Sask.Guan’s Holdings Ltd. Mar. 22 Sask.Dave Holland Trucking Ltd. Mar. 26 Alta.J.E.M. Auto Centre Ltd. Mar. 28 Sask.L.T. D-2 Holdings Inc. Mar. 22 Sask.Leona’s Hair Care Ltd. Apr. 4 Sask.Loopkey Holdings Ltd. Apr. 19 Sask.Muxlow Holdings Ltd. Mar. 29 Sask.Northland Industrial Painters Ltd. Apr. 4 Sask.Pacific Sun Leathers Inc. Mar. 29 Sask.Pacific Enterprises Hauling & Hot

Shot Services Ltd. Mar. 21 Alta.Ray Struth Motor Freight Inc. Apr. 10 Alta.Summit Pharmacy Inc. Apr. 2 Sask.Sungate Land, Livestock & Oil

Co. Ltd. Mar. 21 Sask.West’s Electric Ltd. Mar. 29 Sask.

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CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUANCE

Name: Drywood Ranch Ltd.Date of Continuance: April 24, 1996Precontinuance Jurisdiction: AlbertaMailing Address: Box 95, Smiley, Sask.Main Type of Business: ranching

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STRUCK OFF THE REGISTERPURSUANT TO CLAUSE 290(1)(a)

(1996)

Name: Date: Juris.:

576299 Saskatchewan Ltd. Apr. 25 Sask.________

P.J. Flory,Director.

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The Business Names Registration Act________

REGISTRATIONS

Name: 1st & Main MallDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: Box 182, Invermay, Sask.Main Type of Business: gift, variety shop, Sears catalogue outlet

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Name: A-1 Secretarial ServicesDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 613-3rd Ave., Pilot Butte, Sask.Main Type of Business: secretarial services

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Name: Advance Appliance ServiceDate of Registration: April 23, 1996Mailing Address: 1522 McAra St., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: appliance repair

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Name: Amandee Compu-CleanDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 1031 Howson St., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: computer and business machine cleaning

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Name: The Artful Dodger Restaurant & PubDate of Registration: April 10, 1996Mailing Address: 119-4th Ave. S., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: restaurant/pub

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Name: Atlas Wine Merchants CompanyDate of Registration: April 1, 1996Mailing Address: Box 510, Niagara Falls, Ont.Main Type of Business: retail and wholesale alcoholic beverages

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Name: Badley ControlsDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 235 Elder St., Pense, Sask.Main Type of Business: electrical and instrumentation contractor

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Name: Barn Again Recycling & ConstructionDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 91 Woodsworth Cres., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: recycle old barns and renovations

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Name: Big Timber Handcrafted Log HomesDate of Registration: March 29, 1996Mailing Address: Box 3292, Nipawin, Sask.Main Type of Business: handcrafted log structures

________

Name: Blomme Insurance AgenciesDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: Box 1221, Shaunavon, Sask.Main Type of Business: life, accident and sickness insurance

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Name: Body and Soul Consulting ServicesDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 3027 McCallum Ave., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: personal development, consulting

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Name: Darlene Bracey — SalonDate of Registration: April 2, 1996Mailing Address: 613 Aberdeen Cres., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: beauty salon

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Name: C.Q. ConsultingDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 87D Waterloo Rd., Yorkton, Sask.Main Type of Business: psycho-educational consultant

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Name: Caps/Grungeezs Billiards & ArcadeDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 24 Betts Ave., Yorkton, Sask.Main Type of Business: pool hall, arcade, coffee spot

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Name: Cartier WinesDate of Registration: April 1, 1996Mailing Address: 4887 Dorchester Rd., Box 510, Niagara Falls, Ont.Main Type of Business: retail and wholesale alcoholic beverages

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Name: Cary’s Trenching ReginaDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 370 Quebec St., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: trenching

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Name: Celine’s Auto RepairsDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: Gen. Del., Black Lake, Sask.Main Type of Business: heavy duty, automotive, light duty

repairs________

Name: Centerfold ModellingDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 401, 1310-20th St. W., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: modelling

________

Name: Cheryl’s Home Cookin’ CookiesDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 152, Moosomin, Sask.Main Type of Business: frozen cookie dough

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Name: Close Lake LodgeDate of Registration: April 2, 1996Mailing Address: 1681-104th St., North Battleford, Sask.Main Type of Business: fishing and hunting camp

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Name: Creations Hair SalonDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Box 6, Fiske, Sask.Main Type of Business: hair salon

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Name: Crete WorksDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 707 Bard Cres., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: pouring and capping cement

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Name: Ross Cunningham AutomotiveDate of Registration: April 1, 1996Mailing Address: 2325 Skymark Ave., Mississauga, Ont.Main Type of Business: distribute, sell and service diagnostic

and wheel service equipment________

Name: Data DiggersDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Box 1053, Davidson, Sask.Main Type of Business: information retrieval

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Name: Deep Black ProductionsDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 1831 Ave. D N., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: film and video production services

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Name: Dodge HoldingsDate of Registration: April 2, 1996Mailing Address: Box 11, Coleville, Sask.Main Type of Business: hotel, restaurant

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Name: Dougil Property ManagementDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 227 Lincoln Dr., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: property management

________

Name: Dream LimousineDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 666 Sangster Blvd., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: limousine service

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Name: Engelstad EnterprisesDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 99, Radville, Sask.Main Type of Business: desktop publishing, lawn and garden

tractor service________

Name: Entre-Lacs VintnersDate of Registration: April 1, 1996Mailing Address: Box 510, Niagara Falls, Ont.Main Type of Business: retail and wholesale alcoholic beverages

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Name: Evergreen Lighting ServicesDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 3431 Dieppe St., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: electrical contractors

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Name: EZ CommunicationsDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 1-4110 Rae St., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: sell pre-paid calling cards

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Name: Five Star AuctionsDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 1167, Yorkton, Sask.Main Type of Business: auction

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Name: Freedom GardensDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Site 1, Box 5, R.R. 1, Zehner, Sask.Main Type of Business: wholesale perennial and related products

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Name: The Frozen Cactus Ent.Date of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: Box 400, Esterhazy, Sask.Main Type of Business: retail Mexican crafts

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Name: G O Welding & ManufacturingDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 91, Danbury, Sask.Main Type of Business: welding and manufacturing

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Name: Perry Gaudet AgenciesDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: Box 10, St. Isidore de Bellevue, Sask.Main Type of Business: insurance broker

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Name: Golfnutz Custom Golf ClubsDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 417 Montreal Ave. S., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: custom golf club assembly and repair

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Name: Growing Concern Lawn CareDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 310 Vincent Cres., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: lawn care, weed control, underground

sprinkler installation, etc.________

Name: Hamiltons JanitorialDate of Registration: March 19, 1996Mailing Address: 801-3112 Edinburgh Dr., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: janitorial

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Name: Harmony CraftsDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 801-1st Ave., Rouleau, Sask.Main Type of Business: crafts, interior decorating

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Name: Harry’s WeldingDate of Registration: April 24, 1996Mailing Address: Box 117, Coleville, Sask.Main Type of Business: portable welding truck

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Name: Hayesnet ServicesDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 255 Charlebois Cres., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: information service provider

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Name: Hempit Sales & DistributionDate of Registration: April 10, 1996Mailing Address: 40113 Ave. O N., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: retailer, distributor

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Name: Hi-Tec Powder CoatingDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 435 Maxwell Cres., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: powder coating of agriculture parts

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Name: Hi-Way One Sports ParkDate of Registration: April 23, 1996Mailing Address: 142 Elmview Rd., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: sporting events

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Name: Hoimyr Air ConditioningDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: Box 405, Stoughton, Sask.Main Type of Business: air-conditioning repair

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Name: Humps & Bumps Fitness ClubDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Box 783, Gull Lake, Sask.Main Type of Business: fitness club

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Name: Impressionable SecondsDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 1034 Louise Ave., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: consignment clothing (new and used)

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Name: International Bead Traders WholesaleDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Unit C5, 3510-8th St. E., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: wholesale beads and related products

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Name: Island MediaDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 50-2550 Empress Rd., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: film and video production

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Name: Ivy’s World of Exotic AnimalsDate of Registration: March 8, 1996Mailing Address: 325 Dewdney Ave., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: education and knowledge of animals

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Name: J & D Masonry & General RepairsDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 922 Garry St. N., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: masonry, concrete, roof repair, minor car

and truck repairs, painting________

Name: Jaman EnterprisesDate of Registration: April 10, 1996Mailing Address: 567 River St. W., Prince Albert, Sask.Main Type of Business: building construction and supervision

________

Name: Jim’s Vacuum ServiceDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Box 548, Raymore, Sask.Main Type of Business: vacuum supplies and service

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Name: K L Land and Cattle Co.Date of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Box 10, Archerwill, Sask.Main Type of Business: farming

________

Name: Kerrobert HardwareDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Box 61, Kerrobert, Sask.Main Type of Business: sell hardware

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Name: Labatt Brewing Company/FRVRDate of Registration: March 28, 1996Mailing Address: 200-181 Bay St., Toronto, Ont.Main Type of Business: brewer

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Name: John Laybourne TruckingDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 95, Tugaske, Sask.Main Type of Business: trucking company

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Name: Little Big AcresDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Hwy 21 N., Box 726, Maple Creek, Sask.Main Type of Business: retail antiques, crafts (tourism)

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Name: Magnetic North TransportDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Box 278, Birch River, Man.Main Type of Business: grain and fertilizer transportation

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Name: Mihalicz MachiningDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Box 118, Lestock, Sask.Main Type of Business: machine shop

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Name: Richard A. Moran EnterprisesDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 1182 Station Main, Estevan, Sask.Main Type of Business: mail order books, reports, mailing lists

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Name: National Press ReleaseDate of Registration: April 10, 1996Mailing Address: 29-4020 Robinson St., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: desktop publishing, specialty printing

and advertising________

Name: New Horizon Investment and Consulting ServicesDate of Registration: April 23, 1996Mailing Address: Box 568, Kelvington, Sask.Main Type of Business: educational and financial consulting

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Name: On My Own EntertainmentDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 142 Middleton Cres., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: adult entertainment

________

Name: Pig Production & MarketingDate of Registration: April 22, 1996Mailing Address: Box 638, Outlook, Sask.Main Type of Business: pig production/management, project

development and marketing________

Name: PlanDirectDate of Registration: March 25, 1996Mailing Address: Box 20, T-D Bank Tower, Toronto, Ont.Main Type of Business: insurance broker

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Name: Prairie Lily - Healing EssendulumsDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 2401 Wiggins Ave. S., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: sell aroma therapy pendants, products,

jewellery________

Name: Professional Safety ServicesDate of Registration: April 2, 1996Mailing Address: R.R. 2, Canora, Sask.Main Type of Business: safety consulting

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Name: Q.K. InstallationsDate of Registration: April 2, 1996Mailing Address: 903-6th St. E., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: cable T.V. installations

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Name: Riverview Elk RanchDate of Registration: March 29, 1996Mailing Address: Box 89, Denholm, Sask.Main Type of Business: raise elk for breeding stock and velvet

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Name: Rockport Computer SystemsDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 402-804 McPherson Ave., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: computer parts reseller

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Name: Rolling Hills RanchDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: Box 2500, Nipawin, Sask.Main Type of Business: farming

________

Name: S.M. Cosy Colors by ShirleyDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Box 582, Davidson, Sask.Main Type of Business: sew clothing for people with special

needs________

Name: Sage Dementia ConsultingDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 10809 Meighen Cres., North Battleford, Sask.Main Type of Business: consulting and education services

________

Name: Sanderson & Associates Human Resources ConsultingDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 8 Wiebe Cres., Weyburn, Sask.Main Type of Business: human resources, labour relations

consulting________

Name: Sandy’s Home Related ServicesDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 15 Gladstone Ave. S., Yorkton, Sask.Main Type of Business: laundry, mending, cooking and baking

________

Name: Saskatoon Smokin’ Guns BaseballDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 122 Skeena Cres., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: professional baseball franchise

________

Name: Sioux Tools CanadaDate of Registration: April 1, 1996Mailing Address: 2325 Skymark Ave., Mississiauga, Ont.Main Type of Business: distribute power tools

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Name: Slimline Transportation SystemsDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 8-40 Froom Cres., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: trucking company

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Name: Southside Construction & Home RenovatorsDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: Box 863, Moose Jaw, Sask.Main Type of Business: construction and renovation contracting

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Name: SpectramediaDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 310 Gardiner Park Crt., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: multi-media production

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Name: Summit Consulting GroupDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 282 Lister-Kaye Cres., Swift Current, Sask.Main Type of Business: business management consulting

services________

Name: Sunbeam Creek Care HomeDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: Box 594, Indian Head, Sask.Main Type of Business: operate a personal care home

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Name: Sunflower Educational ServicesDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 1947 Coy Ave., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: facilitator, trainer and sell books

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Name: T.L.H. Marketing UnlimitedDate of Registration: April 15, 1996Mailing Address: Box 1588, Melfort, Sask.Main Type of Business: marketing, consulting

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Name: TK TackleDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 816-3rd St. S.E., Weyburn, Sask.Main Type of Business: retail fishing and hunting supplies

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Name: Touchstone Sanitation ServicesDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 10 Deborah Cres., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: sanitation, caretaker

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Name: Twinse’s CafeDate of Registration: April 4, 1996Mailing Address: 347 Candle Cres., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: coffee shop

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Name: Up With Seniors Active Living Support ServicesDate of Registration: April 3, 1996Mailing Address: 307 Warwick Dr., Regina, Sask.Main Type of Business: personal, non-medical support services

for seniors________

Name: Vibe Cider Co.Date of Registration: April 1, 1996Mailing Address: Box 510, 4887 Dorchester Rd., Niagara Falls, Ont.Main Type of Business: retail and wholesale alcoholic beverages

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Name: Wild Rose Craft ShopDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 938-4th St. E., Prince Albert, Sask.Main Type of Business: sell craft supplies, kits, handcrafted

items, instruction________

Name: Wind Dancer FoodsDate of Registration: April 8, 1996Mailing Address: 1444-6th St. E., Prince Albert, Sask.Main Type of Business: grocers

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Name: Zelig Fine Jewellry and WatchesDate of Registration: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: 2411-8th St. E., Saskatoon, Sask.Main Type of Business: jewellery sales

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P.J. Flory,Registrar.

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The Non-profit Corporations Act, 1995________

CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION

Name: 3050 Range Road Water Corp.Date of Incorporation: April 12, 1996

Mailing Address: Box 2, RR 5, SaskatoonMain Types of Activities: water utility corporation

________

Name: Canadian Foundation on Compulsive Gambling (Sask) Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 23, 1996Mailing Address: Rm. 201, 1810 Albert St., ReginaMain Types of Activities: prevention, education and

rehabilitation for problem gambling________

Name: Friends of White Track Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 15, 1996Mailing Address: Box 908, Moose JawMain Types of Activities: raise funds to promote the ski facility

________

Name: Katepwa Beach Golf Club Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 11, 1996Mailing Address: Rural Municipality Office, AbernethyMain Types of Activities: own and operate a golf course and

related facilities________

Name: Naicam Curling Club Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 9, 1996Mailing Address: Box 538, NaicamMain Types of Activities: operate a curling club

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Name: Prairie Sportsmen Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 15, 1996Mailing Address: 104 Bell St., ReginaMain Types of Activities: Midget AAA hockey team

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Name: Saskatchewan Barrel Racing Association Inc.Date of Incorporation: March 26, 1996Mailing Address: 28-1060 Dorothy St., ReginaMain Types of Activities: promote barrel racing

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Name: Saskatchewan Agility Association Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 15, 1996Mailing Address: Site 500, Box 4, R.R. 5, SaskatoonMain Types of Activities: conduct agility classes, demonstrations

and trials________

Name: Saskatoon Kart Racers Corp.Date of Incorporation: April 10, 1996Mailing Address: 438 Mowat Cres., SaskatoonMain Types of Activities: sponsor go-kart races and activities

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Name: Yorkton Agricultural Information Inc.Date of Incorporation: April 12, 1996Mailing Address: 38-5th Ave. N., YorktonMain Types of Activities: provide adult education for agriculture

producers________

CORPORATIONS RESTORED TO THE REGISTER(1996)


Ag-Challenge Inc. Apr. 9 Sask.Prince Albert Woodland Campus

Corrections Workers StudentAlumni Apr. 1 Sask.

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Royal Scottish Country DanceSociety, Saskatchewan Inc. Apr. 12 Sask.

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P.J. Flory,Director.

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CORRECTIONS________

The Business Corporations Act________

CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATIONThat the name Super Clean Auto Glamorizing, where it appeared

in The Saskatchewan Gazette, December 1, 1995, page 1287, column 1,line 5, should have read Super Clean Auto Glamorizing Inc.

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CORPORATIONS STRUCK OFF THE REGISTERThat the name Caradon Limited/FRVR, where it appeared in The

Saskatchewan Gazette, March 22, 1996, page 273, column 1, line 29,should not have appeared.

That the name Deco Investments Ltd., where it appeared in TheSaskatchewan Gazette, April 4, 1996, page 330, column 2, line 26,should not have appeared.

That the name Gelovest Enterprises Ltd., where it appeared in TheSaskatchewan Gazette, February 23, 1996, page 172, column 1, line38, should not have appeared.

That the name Marwill Holdings Inc., where it appeared in TheSaskatchewan Gazette, July 28, 1995, page 925, column 2, line 6,should not have appeared.

That the name Popcorn Factory Regina Ltd., where it appeared inThe Saskatchewan Gazette, March 22, 1996, page 273, column 2,line 47, should not have appeared.

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The Non-profit Corporations Act, 1995________

CORPORATIONS STRUCK OFF THE REGISTERThat the name Maple Creek Arena Board Inc., where it appeared in

The Saskatchewan Gazette, April 12, 1996, page 354, column 1,line 45, should not have appeared.

That the name Shaunavon Pro-Life Association Inc., where itappeared in The Saskatchewan Gazette, April 19, 1996, page 382,column 1, line 34, should not have appeared.

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PUBLIC NOTICES________

The Change of Name Act________

The following changes of name are hereby registered under theprovisions of The Change of Name Act:

Former Name: Mae Teresa Jane BETKERAddress: Saskatoon, SaskatchewanName Changed To: Tessera NOVADated: May 1, 1996

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Former Name: Melanie Ann PETERSAddress: Indian Head, Saskatchewan

Name Changed To: Melanie Ann BRAITHWAITEDated: April 30, 1996

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Former Name: Usha Mary VARGHESEAddress: Saskatoon, SaskatchewanName Changed To: Usha Mary MANALOORDated: April 26, 1996

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Given under my hand at Regina, Saskatchewan.

Ronn Wallace,Director of Vital Statistics.

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The Garage Keepers Act________

Notice is hereby given that Northland Trucks (1978) Ltd. of PrinceAlbert, Saskatchewan, will sell by public auction, pursuant to TheGarage Keepers Act, the following described vehicle:

One 1980 Ford 9000, serial no. IFDYU90R0BVJ05503, owned byHRS Ranching and /or Don, Hugh or Jeanette Ross.

The sale will be held by public auction, 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 28, 1996at Northland Trucks (1978) Ltd., Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Salewill be conducted by Myron Schmalz.

Billy McClurg,Northland Trucks (1978) Ltd.

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The Legal Profession Act, 1990________

THE LAW SOCIETY OF SASKATCHEWANNOTICES

Notice is hereby given that effective June 16, 1996, for a period oftwo weeks to June 29, 1996, inclusive, LARRY JAMES ZAWISLAK,of Regina, Saskatchewan, will be suspended from The Law Society ofSaskatchewan.

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Notice is hereby given that effective June 1, 1996, for a period of twoweeks to June 14, 1996, inclusive, KAROLEE ANN ZAWISLAK, ofRegina, Saskatchewan, will be suspended from The Law Society ofSaskatchewan.

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Notice is hereby given that effective April 18, 1996, MERIL STEVENAKONECHNY, of Swift Current, Saskatchewan, has been struckoff the Roll and that all his rights and privileges as a Barrister andSolicitor have ceased and determined.

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Notice is hereby given that effective April 18, 1996, DELBERTBLEWETT, of Calgary, Alberta, has been suspended from The LawSociety of Saskatchewan for a period of two years to April 18, 1998.

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A. Kirsten Logan, Secretary,The Law Society of Saskatchewan.

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The Oil and Gas Conservation Act________

HAZELWOOD TILSTON BEDS POOL —WAIVER OF OFF-TARGET PENALTY

The Department of Energy and Mines has received an applicationfrom Tri Link Resources Ltd. requesting waiver of the off-targetpenalty for the well Tri Link et al Hazelwood S 11-4-11-4 W2.


The Department proposes to issue a maximum allowable rate ofproduction based on an area of one legal subdivision (16.19 ha) if novalid objections, complete with supporting technical data, are receivedin writing by the Department on or before May 31, 1996. A copy of theobjection must be provided to the applicant.


OTHER AREAS — PRESSURE MAINTENANCEThe Department of Energy and Mines has received an application

from Tarragon Oil and Gas Limited for approval of a plan to disposeof salt water recovered from oilfield production by injection into theFrobisher Beds through the well Tarragon Innes 5-19-8-10.

Objections to this application, complete with supporting technicaldata, received in writing by the Department on or before May 31,1996 will be considered. A copy of the objection must be provided tothe applicant.

Persons directly affected may obtain a copy of the application fromMr. Ed Klettke, Tarragon Oil and Gas Limited, 2500, 500-4th Ave.S.W., Calgary, Alta. T2P 2V6.


OTHER AREAS — SALT WATER DISPOSALThe Department of Energy and Mines has received an application

from Tarragon Oil and Gas Limited for approval of a plan to disposeof salt water recovered from oilfield production by injection into theFrobisher Beds through the well Tarragon Hume 7-24-8-12.

Objections to this application, complete with supporting technicaldata, received in writing by the Department on or before May 31, 1996will be considered. A copy of the objection must be provided to theapplicant.

Persons directly affected may obtain a copy of the application fromMr. Ed Klettke, Tarragon Oil and Gas Limited, 2500, 500-4th Ave.S.W., Calgary, Alta. T2P 2V6.


BEVERLEY NORTH CANTUAR SAND POOL —REDUCED SPACING

The Department of Energy and Mines has received an applicationfrom Fletcher Challenge Petroleum Inc. for approval of reducedspacing (16 ha) in the north-west quarter of Section 26-15-17 W3Mof the Beverley North Cantuar Sand Pool.

Objections to the application, complete with supporting technicaldata, received in writing by the Department on or before May 31, 1996,will be considered. A copy of the objection must be provided to theapplicant.

Copies of the application may be obtained from Mr. N. Rontogiannis,Fletcher Challenge Petroleum Inc., 2300, 300-5th Ave. S.W., Calgary,Alta. T2P 3C4, by persons directly affected.

Dated at Regina, Saskatchewan, May 2, 1996________

Bruce W. Wilson, Executive Director,Petroleum and Natural Gas Division,

Saskatchewan Energy and Mines.____________________________________________________________

The Rural Municipality Act, 1989[subsection 301(1)]

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ASSESSMENT ROLL NOTICES

R.M. of Antler No. 61:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of Antler

No. 61 for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection at the

office of the Administrator of the municipality, until the time forlodging appeals has expired, from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.,Monday to Friday inclusive.

Any person who desires to object to the assessment of himself/herself or any other person must, within 20 days after the date of thepublication of this notice in The Saskatchewan Gazette, lodge his/hercomplaint in writing with the Administrator of the municipality.Note: a fee of $5 must accompany each assessment being appealed.

Dated at Redvers, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

John Eberl,Assessor.

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R.M. of Canaan No. 225:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of

Canaan No. 225 for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspectionat the office of the Administrator of the municipality, until the timefor lodging appeals has expired, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday toFriday inclusive.

Any person who desires to object to the assessment of himself/herself or any other person must, within 20 days after the date of thepublication of this notice in The Saskatchewan Gazette, lodge his/hercomplaint in writing with the Administrator of the municipality.

Dated at Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Edna A. Laturnus,Assessor.

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R.M. of Gravelbourg No. 104:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of

Gravelbourg No. 104 for 1996 has been prepared and is open toinspection at the office of the Administrator of the municipality, untilthe time for lodging appeals has expired, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,Monday to Friday inclusive.


Dated at Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Shirley M. Parker,Assessor.

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R.M. of Lake Alma No. 8:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of Lake

Alma No. 8 for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection atthe office of the Administrator of the municipality, until the time forlodging appeals has expired, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Fridayinclusive.


Dated at Lake Alma, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Darlene Lund,Assessor.

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R.M. of Lakeland No. 521:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of

Lakeland No. 521 for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspectionat the office of the Administrator of the municipality, until the timefor lodging appeals has expired, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday toFriday inclusive.

Any person who desires to object to the assessment of himself/herself or any other person must, within 20 days after the date of the

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publication of this notice in The Saskatchewan Gazette, lodge his/hercomplaint in writing with the Administrator of the municipality.

Dated at Christopher Lake, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

H. Paterson,Assessor.

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R.M. of Maple Bush No. 224:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of Maple

Bush No. 224 for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection atthe office of the Administrator of the municipality, until the time forlodging appeals has expired, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Fridayinclusive.


Dated at Riverhurst, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Garry L. Gross,Administrator.

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R.M. of Miry Creek No. 229:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of Miry

Creek No. 229 for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspectionat the office of the Administrator of the municipality, until the timefor lodging appeals has expired, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday toFriday inclusive.


Dated at Abbey, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Richard B. Sylvestre,Administrator.

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R.M. of North Qu’Appelle No. 187:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of North

Qu’Appelle No. 187 for 1996 has been prepared and is open toinspection at the R.M. office in Fort Qu’Appelle, until the time forlodging appeals has expired, from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m.,Monday to Friday inclusive.


Dated at Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Beverly van der Breggen,Assessor.

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R.M. of Sliding Hills No. 273:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of Sliding

Hills No. 273 for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection atthe office of the Administrator of the municipality, until the time forlodging appeals has expired, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Fridayinclusive.


Dated at Mikado, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Todd Steele,Assessor.

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R.M. of Tramping Lake No. 380:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of

Tramping Lake No. 380 for 1996 has been prepared and is open toinspection at the office of the Administrator of the municipality, untilthe time for lodging appeals has expired, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,Monday to Friday inclusive.


Dated at Scott, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Karen Wiley,Assessor.

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R.M. of Waverley No. 44:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the R.M. of

Waverley No. 44 for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspectionat the office of the Administrator of the municipality, until the timefor lodging appeals has expired, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday toFriday inclusive.


Dated at Glentworth, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

E.P. Gasper,Assessor.

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The Saskatchewan Insurance Act________

CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAMENotice is hereby given that Simcoe & Erie General Insurance

Company changed its corporate name to Gan General InsuranceCompany with Canadian Head Office at 649 North Service Rd. W.,Burlington, Ont. L7R 4L5.

And take notice that the effective time and date of the corporatename change of the said company will be May 1, 1996.

Dated at Burlington, Ontario, April, 1996.

Michael J. Mychailyshyn,Secretary.

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NOTICES OF COMMENCEMENT OF BUSINESSNotice is hereby given that Liberty Life Assurance Company of

Boston has become licensed in Saskatchewan as an insurer and willbe underwriting insurance in Saskatchewan from April 1, 1996.

Dated at Toronto, Ontario, August 17, 1995.

Brian Johnston,President, C.E.O. and Chief Agent for Canada.

10/17________

Notice is hereby given that Utica Mutual Insurance Company —Canada Branch has become licensed in Saskatchewan as aninsurer and will be underwriting insurance in Saskatchewan fromMarch 15, 1996.

Dated at Toronto, Ontario, March 15, 1996.

Philip H. Cook,Chief Agent for Canada.

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The Urban Municipality Act, 1984[subsection 249(4)]

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ASSESSMENT ROLL NOTICES

Village of Abbey:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the Village of

Abbey for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection at theoffice of the Assessor, until the time for lodging appeals has expired,from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive.

Any person who wishes to appeal his/her assessment to the Boardof Revision is required to file his/her complaint(s) in writing with: theAssessor, Village of Abbey, Box 210, Abbey, Sask. S0N 0A0, byMay 30, 1996.

Dated at Abbey, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Richard B. Sylvestre,Assessor.

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Village of Glentworth:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the Village of

Glentworth for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection atthe office of the Administrator, until the time for lodging appeals hasexpired, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive.

Any person who wishes to appeal his/her assessment to the Boardof Revision is required to file his/her complaint(s) in writing with: theAssessor, Village of Glentworth, General Delivery, Glentworth, Sask.S0H 1V0, by May 30, 1996.

Dated at Glentworth, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

E.P. Gasper,Assessor.

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Village of Meacham:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the Village of

Meacham for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection at theoffice of the Assessor, until the time for lodging appeals has expired,from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesdays and Fridays, May 10 to 31, 1996.

Any person who wishes to appeal his/her assessment to the Boardof Revision is required to file his/her complaint(s) in writing with: theAssessor, Village of Meacham, Box 9, Meacham, Sask. S0K 2V0, byMay 31, 1996.

Dated at Meacham, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Elizabeth Saretzky,Assessor.

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Village of Sovereign:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the Village of

Sovereign for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection at theoffice of the Administrator, until the time for lodging appeals hasexpired, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday of each week.

Any person who wishes to appeal his/her assessment to the Boardof Revision is required to file his/her complaint(s) in writing with:the Administrator, Village of Sovereign, Box 2, Sovereign, Sask.S0L 3A0, by May 30, 1996.

Dated at Sovereign, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Lenora Anton,Assessor.

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Village of Valparaiso:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the Village of

Valparaiso for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection atthe office of the Assessor, until the time for lodging appeals hasexpired, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, May 10to 30, 1996.

Any person who wishes to appeal his/her assessment to the Boardof Revision is required to file his/her complaint(s) in writing with: theAssessor, Village of Valparaiso, Box 473, Star City, Sask. S0E 1P0,by May 30, 1996.

Dated at Star City, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

Ann Campbell,Assessor.

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Village of Wishart:Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll of the Village of

Wishart for 1996 has been prepared and is open to inspection at theoffice of the Assessor, until the time for lodging appeals has expired,from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m., May 10, 16, 17, 21 to 24, and 27to 29, 1996.

Any person who wishes to appeal his/her assessment to the Boardof Revision is required to file his/her complaint(s) in writing with: theAdministrator, Village of Wishart, Box 160, Wishart, Sask. S0A 4R0,by May 29, 1996.

Dated at Wishart, Saskatchewan, May 10, 1996.

James Turanich,Assessor.

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EXTRACTS FROM THE RULES ANDPROCEDURES OF THE LEGISLATIVE

ASSEMBLY OF SASKATCHEWANRELATING TO PRIVATE BILLS

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PETITIONS12(1) A petition to the Assembly may be presented by a Member

at any time during the sitting of the Assembly by filing the same withthe Clerk of the Assembly.

(6) Petitions may be either written or printed, provided alwaysthat when there are three or more petitioners, the signatures of atleast three petitioners shall be subscribed on the sheet containing theprayer of the petition.

(9) No petition can be received which prays for any expenditure,grant or charge on the public revenue, whether payable out of theConsolidated Fund or out of moneys to be provided by the Assembly.

NOTE: A form of Petition can be obtained on application to theClerk of the Legislative Assembly.

PRIVATE BILLS64(1) All petitions for Private Bills shall be in duplicate and shall

be filed with the Clerk of the Assembly not later than the twentiethsitting day of the Session.

(2) No petition for any Private Bill shall be received by theAssembly if presented after the first twenty-five sitting days of theSession.

(3) No Private Bill may be introduced in the Assembly after thefirst thirty sitting days of the Session.

65(1) Every applicant for a Private Bill shall deposit with theClerk of the Assembly along with the petition for same, two copies ofthe bill, with marginal notes inserted, and an accepted chequepayable to the Minister of Finance for the sum of two hundred andfifty dollars, if the said bill does not exceed ten pages, and fifteendollars additional for each page over that number, four hundred andfifty words shall be held to constitute a page.

(2) In the case of a bill incorporating a company, a receipt from theRegistrar of Joint Stock Companies for any statutory fees requiredshall also be deposited with the Clerk of the Assembly.

66 No remittance of a deposit on account of a Private Bill or anyportion thereof shall be ordered by the Assembly unless the same hasbeen recommended by the committee charged with its consideration,

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or unless the bill has been withdrawn, rejected or not reported upon,in which cases the actual expenses incurred shall be deducted fromthe deposit received before making such remittance.

68(1) All petitions to the Legislature for Private Bills of anynature whatsoever, shall require a notice, clearly and distinctlyspecifying the nature and object of the application and where thesame refers to any proposed work, indicating generally the locationof the work, and signed by and on behalf of the petitioners, with theaddress of the party signing the same; and when the petition is for anact of incorporation the name of the proposed company shall be statedin the notice.

(2) Such notice shall be published prior to the filing of the petitionwith the Clerk of the Assembly as required in Rule 64(1) in twoconsecutive issues of The Saskatchewan Gazette and four consecutiveissues of a newspaper, published in English and having circulation inthe locality affected.

(3) A copy of the notice with a statutory declaration of the severalpublications of advertisement shall be filed with the Clerk of theAssembly along with the petition and bill.

69(2) Every bill for an act of incorporation, where a form of modelbill has been adopted, shall be drawn in accordance with such modelbill, copies of which may be obtained from the Clerk of the Assembly.Any provisions contained in any such bill which are not in accord withthe model bill shall be inserted between brackets and shall be soprinted.

72 When any bill for confirming any agreement is filed with theClerk of the Assembly a true copy of such agreement must beattached to it.

COMMITTEE RULINGIn cases where the proposed bill provides that the property to be

used or occupied by the petitioner be exempt from taxation, either inwhole or in part, the petitioner must file with the Clerk of theAssembly, along with the petition, a written statement from the localmunicipal authority in which the said property is situated approvingthe intent of the provisions of the proposed bill which provide for theexemption from taxation.

The name of the Member who is to present the petition and PrivateBill must be furnished to the Clerk of the Assembly at the time offiling the petition. Such Member should not, of course, be a Memberof the Cabinet.

Gwenn Ronyk,Clerk of the Legislative Assembly,

Room 239, Legislative Building,Regina, Sask. S4S 0B3.

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EXTRAITS DES RÈGLES ET PROCÉDURES DEL’ASSEMBLÉE LÉGISLATIVE DE LA

SASKATCHEWAN AU SUJET DES PROJETSDE LOI D’INTERÊT PRIVÉ

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PÉTITIONS12(1) Les députés peuvent toujours présenter les pétitions à

l’Assemblée pendant les séances en les déposant auprès du greffier.(6) Les pétitions sont écrites ou imprimées; s’il y a plus que deux

pétitionnaires, au moins trois de ceux-ci inscrivent leur signature surla feuille qui expose la requête.

(9) Ne sont pas recevables, les pétitions qui demandent que soientfaites sur les revenus publics, y compris le Trésor et les sommesallouées par l’Assemblée, des dépenses, des subventions ou descharges.

AVIS — Un formulaire de pétition est disponsible sur demandeauprès du greffier de l’Assemblée législative.

PROJETS DE LOI D’INTÉRÊT PRIVÉ64(1) Deux exempliares des pétitions introductives de projets de loi

d’intérêt privé sont déposés auprès du greffier dans les vingt jours deséance de l’ouverture de la session.

(2) Seules sont recevables par l’Assemblée, les pétitionsintroductives de projet de loi d’intérêt privé qui sont présentées dansles vingt-cinq jours de séance de l’ouverture de la session.

(3) Les projets de loi d’intérêt privé ne peuvent être déposés àl’Assemblée que dans les trente jours de séance de l’ouverture de lasession.

65(1) Les personnes qui demandent un projet de loi d’intérêt privédéposent auprès du greffier, outre la pétition connexe, deuxexemplaires du projet de loi qui portent les notes marginales ainsiqu’un chèque visé payable au ministre des Finances, au montant dedeux cent cinquante dollars si le projet de loi est composé d’au plus dixpages; ce montant est majoré de quinze dollars par pagesupplémentaire. Une page est réputée renfermer quatre centcinquante mots.

(2) Si le projet de loi prévoit la constitution d’une société, lerécépissé des droits réglementaires donné par le registraire dessociétés par action est également déposé auprès du greffier.

66 L’Assemblée ne peut ordonner la remise totale ou partielle desdépôts relatifs aux projets de loi d’intérêt privé, sauf recommandationdu comité chargé d’étudier le projet en question ou si celui-ci est retiréou rejeté ou encore n’est pas rapporté. Les dépenses réelles sontdéduites du dépôt avant de le remettre.

68(1) Toutes les pétitions introductives de projets de loi d’intérêtprivé à l’adresse de la Législature nécessitent un avis qui exposeclairement la nature et l’objet de la demande et qui est signé par lesrequérants et en leur nom, avec mention de l’adresse des signataires.Les avis qui visent des travaux proposés font état de leur site; ceuxqui visent une loi de constitution en société font état du nom de lasociété.

(2) Les avis sont publiés, avant le dépôt de la pétition auprès dugreffier de l’Assemblée conformément au paragraphe 64(1), dansdeux numéros consécutifs de la Gazette de la Saskatchewan ainsi quedans quatre numéros consécutifs d’un journal anglais diffusé dans larégion touchée.

(3) Sont déposées auprès du greffier de l’Assemblée, outre lapétition et le projet de loi, copie de l’avis ainsi qu’une déclarationsolennelle qui atteste les diverses publications de l’annonce.

69(2) Si une formule-type de projet de loi a été adoptée, les projetsde loi portant constitution des sociétés sont rédigés selon cetteformule, dont les exemplaires sont disponibles chez le greffier del’Assemblée. Les dispositions de ces projets de loi qui ne se conformentpas à la formule-type sont indiquées et imprimées entre crochets.

72 Une copie conforme de l’accord est annexée aux projets de loiportant ratification d’un accord, qui sont déposés auprès du greffierde l’Assemblée.

DÉCISION EN COMITÉDans les cas où la proposition de projet de loi prévoit que les biens

devant être utilisés ou occupés par le requérant soient exemptsd’impôts, que ce soit dans leur ensemble ou partiellement, le requérantdevra déposer au bureau du greffier de l’Assemblée en plus de sapétition, une déclaration par écrit des autorités municipales localesoù se trouvent les biens en question approuvant l’objet des dispositionsde la proposition de projet de loi qui prévoit l’exemption d’impôts.

Le nom du député qui présentera la pétition et le projet de loi doitêtre fourni au greffier de l’Assemblée lors du dépôt de la pétition. Ilest entendu que le député en question ne peut être un membre duCabinet.

Gwenn Ronyk,Greffier de l’Assemblée législative

Bureau 239, Édifice législatifRegina, Sask. S4S 0B3.

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Name: Title: Telephone No.Marilyn Lustig-McEwen .......................... Queen’s Printer ........................................... (306) 787-9345Susan Pilling............................................. Production Manager ................................... (306) 787-6896Mike Pestill ............................................... Administrative Coordinator ....................... (306) 787-7652Walter Kot ................................................. Administrative Assistant ........................... (306) 787-6948Zena Charowsky ....................................... Legislative Editor ....................................... (306) 787-9062Deanna Linnen ......................................... Order/Subscription Clerk ........................... (306) 787-6894Lesia Edwards .......................................... Designer ...................................................... (306) 787-2369Tammy Smith ........................................... Designer ...................................................... (306) 787-2367Irene LaMontagne .................................... Distribution Clerk ...................................... (306) 787-6894Liza Wright ............................................... Distribution Clerk ...................................... (306) 787-6894

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Government of Saskatchewan Inquiry Lines

Department Minister Inquiry Line No. Location

Executive Council Hon. R. Romanow, Q.C. (306) 787-7448 ReginaEconomic Development Hon. D. Lingenfelter (306) 787-2232 ReginaCrown Investments Corporation Hon. B. Wiens (306) 787-6851 ReginaEducation Hon. P. Atkinson (306) 787-6030 Regina

(306) 933-5027 SaskatoonPost-Secondary Education

and Skills Training Hon. R. Mitchell, Q.C. (306) 787-6030 ReginaFinance Hon. J. MacKinnon (306) 787-6768 ReginaIntergovernmental Relations/

Provincial Secretary Hon. N. Shillington (306) 787-1643 ReginaSocial Services/

Responsible for Seniors Hon. L. Calvert (306) 787-3494 ReginaEnergy and Mines Hon. E. Lautermilch (306) 787-2526 ReginaNorthern Affairs Hon. K. Goulet (306) 787-2906 ReginaLabour Hon. D. Anguish (306) 787-3662 ReginaHighways and Transportation Hon. A. Renaud (306) 787-4800 ReginaIndian and Metis Affairs/

Responsible for Gamingand the Status of Women Hon. J. Crofford (306) 787-6250 Regina

Municipal Government Hon. C. Teichrob (306) 787-2635 ReginaAgriculture and Food Hon. E. Upshall (306) 787-5140 ReginaHealth Hon. E. Cline (306) 787-3084 Regina

1-800-667-7766 Toll FreeEnvironment and Resource

Management Hon. Lorne Scott (306) 787-2700 Regina1-800-667-2757 Toll Free(mid May to August)

Justice and Attorney General Hon. J. Nilson, Q.C. (306) 787-8971 ReginaSaskatchewan Property

Management Corporation Hon. C. Serby (306) 787-6911 Regina

Provincial Inquiry Centre

Regina & Local Service District (306) 787-0222Saskatoon & Local Service District (306) 933-5888Saskatchewan-Other, Lloydminster and Flin Flon 1-800-667-0666 Toll FreeFrench Service (collect calls accepted) (306) 787-1776 Regina

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