News review extra july 6, 2013

The Good Spirit School Divi-sion Board of Education recently passed its 2013/2014 budget. This year’s budget includes an-ticipated revenues and expendi-tures in excess of $75 million. “Our priority in terms of bud-geting is to allocate resources to maintain current operations with a special focus on identifi ed strategic plan priorities,” states Bryan Cottenie, Board Chair. “We are headed into year two of our fi ve-year strategic plan and it is extremely important to en-sure targeted investments refl ect these goals.” “Transparency plays a key role in discussions and included numerous meetings with both senior administration as well as board members before determin-ing the fi nalized budget,” adds Sherry Todosichuk, Superinten-dent of Business Administra-tion. “Administration has taken the board directive that the budget include a defi ned focus on re-aligning resources so that areas such as staffi ng, supports for learning, and health and safety are targeted to ensure dollars meet identifi ed needs.” Highlights of the 2013/2014 budget include the following: • Continued investment in lit-eracy with expansion of resourc-es available beyond the primary levels; • Appointment of a First Na-tions Metis Achievement Coordi-nator to work towards address-ing improved capacity to work with First Nations people as well as improving student learning

outcomes; • An anticipated enrolment increase of approximately 86 students resulting in additional permanent teaching staff as well as a commitment to permanent positions in student counsel-ing, occupational therapists and speech-language pathologists to enhance student well-being and strengthen staff and student en-gagement; • The hiring of a Human Re-source Coordinator to ensure we are achieving effi ciencies and ad-herence in terms of operational procedures; • Targeted dollars to the Com-prehensive School Community Health Pilots; • Year 1 of a 2-year intranet communications solution to work towards improving both inter-nal and external communication channels; • Preventative Maintenance and Renewal (PMR) funding allo-cated by the Ministry to address facilities needs; • Continuation of our bus fl eet renewal plan (purchase of 10 buses per year) as well as contin-uation of placement of GPS units and cameras in buses; and, • An investment in building updates to various bus garages. “We have worked towards en-suring enhanced business pro-cesses in this budget and, as with all else, our motto of “Students Come First” was front and center numerous times when it came to making the hard decisions of how and where to allocate funds,” concludes Dwayne Reeve, Direc-tor of Education.

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GARDEN GOODS – ‘Tis the season for fresh produce and local greenhouse – Kangro – has plenty of it. Above little Julie Tress samples the goods at a recent open house event hosted by Kangro where visitors were shown how the produce that they buy at the Farmers Market is grown. Photo submitted by Anne Stupak. See more on Page 3.

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SEASONAL ALLERGIES

I really enjoy this time of the year! However, for some people, summer allergies can become an everyday battle. But, you’ve heard the saying. The best defense is a good offense.

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An allergy is the immune system’s overactive response to a substance that is harmful to most people. A normal healthy immune system protects you against foreign sub-stances that try to invade your body. If you have allergies, though, other-wise harmless substances, known as allergens, can cause your body to react as if they were dangerous invaders. Your immune system tries to protect you by pro-ducing large amounts of a specific antibody, accord-ing to the allergen. It releases inflammatory substances, such as hista-mine, into your system. These substances migrate to various parts of the body, causing allergy symptoms. For example, if they get into the respira-tory system, they can cause a runny nose, itchy eyes and sneezing. The type and severity of allergy symptoms vary, depending on the allergen, where in the body the symptoms appear, how sensitive the individual is and how strong the reac-tion is.

HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

Homeopathic remedies for allergies can save a lot of suffering. They work by helping to desensitize the body’s reactions to allergic substances. The homeo-pathic ingredients gently

and safely expose the indi-vidual to minutely diluted allergens, in order to decrease the sensitivity and strengthen the weak areas. This allows our nat-ural defenses to adapt to the allergens appropriate-ly and no longer react adversely to them. Desensitizing the body with homeopathic reme-dies teaches the body to react less and less to the allergens with each season or exposure.

INHALANT ALLERGIES

Inhalant allergies can occur when airborne aller-gens, such as pollen or molds, affect the respira-tory system. Inhalant nasal allergies can be very uncomfortable, causing symptoms similar to sinus-itis or the common cold. Homeopathy is based on the principle that “like cures like”. If pollen is an offending allergen, for instance, then homeopath-ic pollen can remove the symptoms that the real allergen produces. In spring, outdoor molds, grasses and tree and flow-er pollens start to become more prevalent. This is when the homeopathic for-mula for inhalant allergies can be indispensable! This formula contains homeopathic preparations of various pollens, a flower and grass seed mixture, dried herbs, fungus, ani-mal hair and house dust. You can see that this for-mula offers relief for quite a variety of allergy-caus-

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Submitted by Anne Stupak

Bob Purton of area greenhouse Kangro, along with son Brendon recently hosted a special tour for regular customers as well as interested gardeners. “We invited our custom-ers to come and see where we grow the vegetables that they regularly come to the Farmers Market (including Yorkton’s). People are always curious about what we do and how we do it, so we thought we would host our first open house to show them,” Purton says. Those that came were impressed when they entered the 9000 sq ft of green house space. The first area is the tomato greenhouse with 2880 sq ft of tomatoes all standing over 6’ tall loaded with tomatoes is a pretty impressive site. Kangro grows beefsteak, cherry,

grape and yellow cherry tomatoes and romas. Picking everyday harvest hundreds of pounds of tomatoes to take to the local markets. The other greenhouses contain mini cucumber and lettuce, as well as the larger cucum-bers, Sweet and hot pep-pers, Eggplant and Swiss Chard. All of which need to be picked fresh for mar-ket. Potatoes, cabbage, broc-coli, kale, carrots, beets, beans, green onion, corn

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GRAHAM - Mrs. Violet Graham beloved wife of the late George Graham of the Invermay Health Centre, formerly of Foam Lake and the Invermay district passed away on Thursday, June 20, 2013 at the Gateway lodge in Canora. Violet Kathleen Graham (nee Ogil-by) was born on October 14, 1921 on SW 33-31-9 W2, Sheho, Sas-katchewan, the second youngest daughter of Hugh and Jane Robin-son (Cahoon) Ogilby. She took her schooling at Dunrobin & Newburn Schools where she completed Grade 6; Grade 7 was taken at home by correspondence. After Violet finished school she worked at home and also did housekeep-ing at Osborne's in Yorkton and at Pincer's at Theodore for the grand sum of $8.00 per month. Violet

married George Graham on November 27, 1942 at Yorkton. They lived on the SW 26-32-9 W2 until December 1943, and then moved to NE 28-32-9 W2 where they lived until 1974. They sold their farm to son Donald and retired to Foam Lake. In 2004, Violet moved back to Invermay where she lived in a Seniors' Housing Unit. She became a resident of the Inver-may Health Centre in June 2008. She passed away peacefully at Gate-way Lodge, Canora on June 20, 2013. George & Violet had 6 children: Kathleen, Gordon, Donald and Allan (twins), William (Billy) and Eileen. Violet became a certified reflexologist in 1966 after completing the re-quired courses in Calgary, Regina & Saskatoon. She gave treatments at home on the farm and also in Foam Lake until 1983. In her younger years she liked playing ball and at 75 she would still bat flies to her grandchil-dren when she went to the farm and they would run for her. She enjoyed going to the Seniors' Garden Parties at her daughter's farm, as well as travelling to Ontario and B.C. Violet liked knitting, sewing, gardening and looking after her flowers. She was a great cook and liked baking. Boston Brown Bread, oatmeal cookies and shortbread were her grandkids' favor-ites. Violet enjoyed visiting her friends and the family gatherings, be it for a birthday or Christmas. We always called her the family 'matriarch' in her later years. In more recent years, she became 'Grandma Purple', a name given her by a great-grandchild, Bronwyn, because it seemed like Great Grandma was always wearing something with purple in it or on it whenev-er she saw her. Mom had excellent penmanship and every letter was per-fectly formed according to the 'A.B.C. Learning to Write' book. She made her choice to serve God many years ago and was true to her beliefs until her passing. Violet was predeceased by her husband George (1988), sons Allan (1980) and Billy (2012); parents Hugh (1969) and Jane (1938) Ogilby; brothers Tom (1939) and Willy (1998); sister-in-law Anna (1990), brother-in-law & sister-in-law Harvey and Irene Ashdown, brother-in-law Bob Graham; nephews Lyle & Malcolm Ashdown and Bob (Robert G.) Graham and niece Linda Thomson; father-in-law & mother-in-law John and Jane Graham and daughter-in-law Lynn Graham. She will be remem-bered by her 6 children & 18 grandchildren: daughter Kathleen (Chester) Minhinnick, children Dale (Gail) Minhinnick, Crystal (Barry) Halushka, Candace (Blair) Cmoc, Cindy (Jason) Babichuk and Carmen (Colby) Wol-kowski; son Gordon (Sharon) Graham, children Cheryl Graham, Came-ron (Suzanne) Graham and Marshall Graham; son Donald, children Re-gan (Jana) Graham and Diana (Darwyn) Glas; daughter-in-law Shirley Graham, children Jodi (Jeff) Cobb and Shawn (Katherine) Graham; daughter-in-law Darlene Graham, children Michelle (Jeremy) Glas, Clarke Graham, Wendy (Noel) Parish and Kelly Graham; daughter Eileen (Jack) Rioch, children Quinn Rioch and Brooks Rioch, as well as her sister Jean Graham and 34 great-grandchildren: Josh, Cody, Levi and Nathaniel Min-hinnick; Austin Halushka; Riley, Dakotah, Kennedy and Caitlin Cmoc; Breanne, Orrie, Mikayla and Brendan Babichuk; Grady, Porter and Pais-ley Wolkowski; Kelin and Cordell Graham; Faye and William Graham; Brandon and Doran Graham; Preston and Morgan Graham; Abigail, Brennan and Dillan Graham; Merra and Nella Cobb; Madeline and Wes-ton Glas; Bronwyn, Ryland and Lennon Parish. She is also remembered by many nieces, nephews and cousins, including some cousins in Aus-tralia and Ireland and relatives in Ontario. Mom, you are once again with Dad, Allan and Billy. You were loved by all of us and will be missed, not only by us, but by your many friends as well. Funeral Services were held on Tuesday, June 25, 2013 from the Invermay Community Hall with Agnes Smiley, Margaret Hansen and Jim Atcheson officiating. Grand-daughter, Jodi Cobb was the pianist. The hymns were Only Remem-bered, Called Home To Rest and Near To The Heart of God. Jodi Cobb and Katherine Graham sang a duet Blessed Homeland. Granddaughters, Diana Glas and Carmen Wolkowski read a poem For My Children. Inter-ment followed in the Invermay Community Cemetery with grandsons, Dale Minhinnick, Regan Graham, Cameron Graham, Shawn Graham, Clarke Graham, Kelly Graham, Quinn Rioch and Brooks Rioch serving as casketbearers. Granddaughters, Crystal Halushka, Cheryl Graham, Can-dace Minhinnick, Cindy Babichuk, Carmen Wolkowski, Wendy Parish, Diana Glas and Jodi Cobb served as Honourary Bearers. Memorials in memory of Violet may be made towards the Enhanced/Respite Room C/O ICMC Box 241 Invermay, SK S0A 1M0 as gifts of remembrance. Condolences can be forwarded to the family at www.baileysfuneral-home.com Arrangements were entrusted to Bailey's Funeral Home.

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A COMPANY ON THE MOVEThis is a remarkable time for global agriculture and for Richardson. Our industry is

undergoing unprecedented change with increasing world demand, and our company

is experiencing transformational growth. Richardson International is Canada’s

largest, privately owned agribusiness and is recognized as a global leader in

agriculture and food processing.

We currently have opportunities at our Kelvington Richardson Pioneer Ag Business

Centre located in Kelvington, SK. This facility includes new state of the art dry fertilizer

blending capabilities, a chemical warehouse and NH3 assets.

Location Manager

Reporting to the Director of Operations, this position is responsible for the overall management

and growth opportunities for the location including marketing and business development,

people management, safety and health, and overall plant operations including operational

efficiencies and profit and loss for the location.

The ideal candidate will have a Degree/Diploma in Agriculture/Business and/or a

minimum of 5 years relevant experience. Demonstrated leadership skills, strong

business acumen with a strong focus on customer service are required.

Richardson values diversity in the workplace. Women, aboriginal people, visible minorities and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply and self-identify.

Area Marketing Representative

This position is responsible for developing a market growth strategy, identifying

grain merchandising and crop input opportunities, establishing strong customer

relationships and maintaining key contact with all farm customers within the region.

Specific responsibilities include seed, fertilizer and crop input sales; providing contract

services to customers; purchasing grain; coordinating the logistics for grain movement;

and credit management.

The ideal candidate will have a Diploma/Degree in Agriculture/Business, several years

of related agriculture experience, above average communication, leadership and

organizational skills, problem solving and decision making skills and knowledge of

environment, health and safety standards and Microsoft Applications. Experience in a

merchandising role would be considered an asset.

Richardson International provides an excellent compensation package consisting

of competitive salary, pension, a flexible benefits plan and training and career

development opportunities.

Interested candidates should apply online by visiting www.richardson.ca to upload

their cover letter and résumé before July 26, 2013.


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ANYONE HAVING information re-garding the next-of-kin of Charles Austin Wasacase who died on April 24, 2011, please contact Gail Colomy, Office of The Plublic Trustee, 155 Carlton Street, Suite 500, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3C 5R9. Telephone: (204) 945-2713.

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FOR LEASE: For commercial, of-fice or retail space available, downtown, 828 sq. ft. For more info call 306-621-1119 or 306-621-8007.

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FOR SALE: 1991 Ford Taurus, running order, will part out or sell for $250.00. Phone 306-597-4710, leave message.

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Quali ed applicants are invited to submit their resume byJuly 19, 2013 to:

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$40,300

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2010 JD 9770 STS

343 hrs, 248 sep., 615P hdr

$289,000

2010 JD 9770 STS

808 hrs, 539 sep., 615P hdr

$310,000

2011 JD A400339 hrs,

HB WS36,hdr

$140,000

2011 MACDON M150

454 hrs, 35',D60 hdr

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2012 JD S680296 hrs,220 sep.,615P hdr

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2012 JD S690281 hrs,205 sep., 615P hdr

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2012 MACDON M155

199 hrs, 136 sep., 35', D60 hdr

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2012 MACDON M155

353 hrs, 257 sep., 35', D60 hdr

$156,000

2009 CASE IH 7120

903 hrs, 748 sep., 2016 hdr

$257,300

2009 JD 9870 STS

583 hrs, 465 sep., 615P hdr

$300,000

2002 JD 9650 STS

2946 hrs, 2076 sep., 13' precision hdr

$108,300

2004 JD 9760 STS

2361 hrs,1686 sep., 914P hdr$172,200

2008 JD 9870 STS

1121 hrs, 681 sep. PW7 hdr

$267,000

1997 NH TR98

4060 hrs,971 hdr

$33,000

1989 JD 96005227 hrs,3784 sep,914P hdr

$41,100

1996 JD CTS4283 hrs,2939 sep.,

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96030'

$22,500

1997 JD930R

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