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CIPI Newsletter – December 21st, 2018

CIPI Ne ws le tt e r

In case of a serious Emergency call 911

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Volume 34 Issue Friday, December 21st, 2018

CIPI TV BINGO

Sipisishk Communications Incorporated

Friday, December 21st, 2018 7:30pm on Cable 5, Digital 365 /96.5FM

Power Ball - $1200.00 *can only be won on Bonanza*

Early Bird - 3up - $5.00 45#’s pre-called

$1000.00 in 50#’s or less

Consolation: $200

1st Series - 1up - $2.00 Standard Start: $50.00

Two Lines: $75.00 Caller’s Choice: $100.00 Large Frame: $125.00

Blackout: $400.00

2nd Series - 1up - $2.00 Standard Start: $50.00


Blackout: $400.00

Bonanza - 2up - $5.00 Standard Start: $50.00


Blackout:

$2,000 in 52#’s or less Consolation: $500.00 2nd Blackout: $200.00 *Prizes depend on number of cards sold

License # MB18-0003

Christmas Lights Contest Winners House Category

1st – Jay Martin/Pam Buffin - $400.00 2

nd – Sandra Hood - $300.00

3rd – Trista Buffin/Darcy Chandler - $200.00 4th – Rachel & Carl Laliberte - $100.00

Window Category

1st – Mary Bottrell 2nd – Sarah Aubichon 3rd – Mabel Morin 4th – Jean Roy 5th – Jenny Laliberte 6th – Skarlett Aubichon

All the winners in the Window Category will receive a Turkey. The turkeys are donated by the Beauval General Store. Prize money was donated by Beauval Recreation and CIPI Radio.

The winner for a $25.00 CIPI bingo gift certificate is Shirley Bell-Morin.

The committee would like to thank all the judges that took the time to go out and judge.

CIPI offices will be closed: December 24 - 26, 2018

December 31, 2018 - January 2, 2019

Wishing You all the timeless treasures of this Holiday Season, the warmth of home, the love of family and

the company of good friends!

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from CIPI

CIPI Newsletter is published twice a month by

Sipisishk Communications Inc. Beauval, SK S0M 0G0

Ph.: 306-288-2222 Editor: Velma J. Roy

[email protected] or [email protected]

St. Mary Magdalene Sunday, December 23rd, 2018

Liturgy @ 10:30 am

Deadline for next submissions: January 9th@ 3:00 pm

unless arrangements are made.


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CIPI TV BINGO Sipisishk Communications Incorporated

Sunday, December 23rd, 2018 7:30pm on Cable 5, Digital 365 /96.5FM



$1000.00 in 51#’s or less



Blackout: $400.00



Blackout: $400.00 Bonanza - 2up - $5.00

Standard Start: $50.00 Two Lines: $75.00

Caller’s Choice: $100.00 Large Frame: $125.00

Blackout

$2000 TO GO Consolation: $500

*Amounts/numbers subject to change if there is a winner

2nd Blackout: $200.00 *Prizes depend on number of cards sold

License # MB18-0003

Send bids to:

Kevin Raymond, Executive Director

Primrose Lake Economic

Development Corporation

Box 490 - Beauval, SK - S0M 0G0

REQUEST FOR TENDERS Seeking bids from individuals or groups to construct signage

for display on PLEDCO Offices

The Primrose Lake Economic Development Corporation will not cover

any of the costs, so each bid will have a budget that includes work and

materials.

PLEDCO will need the following:

2 signs with the dimensions 36”H x 36”W

2 signs with the dimensions 12”H x 12”W

Signage will have to hold up to the environment and not have to be

replaced every couple of years. Rough concept proofs will also need to

be submitted.

Email:

[email protected] Fax: 306 288 2371

DEADLINE FOR BIDS December 31st, 2018

Christmas Mass & New Years Mass Schedule

Christmas Eve - 9:00pm Christmas Day - 10:00am New Years Eve - No Mass New Years Day - 10:30am

Confessions:

Sunday, December 23 - After Mass Monday, December 24 - 10:00am - 12:00pm

Saturday Sunday Monday

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CIPI NUMBERS Office: 306-288-2222 - 306-288-2474

Request Line: 306-288-2230 Fax: 306 288 2033

email: [email protected] website: www.cipiradio.com

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CIPI TV BINGO

Sipisishk Communications Incorporated

Tuesday, December 25th, 2018 7:30pm on Cable 5, Digital

365 /96.5FM



$1000.00 in 52#’s or less

Consolation: $200



Blackout: $400.00


Two Lines: $75.00

Caller’s Choice: $100.00 Large Frame: $125.00

Blackout: $400.00

Bonanza - 2up - $5.00 Standard Start: $50.00


Blackout: $2,000 in 53#’s or less

*Amounts/numbers subject to change if there is a winner

Consolation: $500.00 2nd Blackout: $200.00 *Prizes depend on number of cards sold

License # MB18-0003

SGI - BE A GOOD WINGMAN THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

Plan ahead so we can all make it home safely to our loved ones.

Family gatherings, holiday parties and festive cheer with friends make for some special memories over the holidays.

Make sure the magic and memories of the holiday season never end. Be a good Wingman by stepping up and stopping family and friends from driving impaired. Show your loved ones how much you care by making sure they get home safely – arrange for a sober ride, or offer them a place to stay for the night.

We hope you enjoy the fun and festivities, but remember – there’s never an excuse for driving impaired. There are a number of ways to ensure everyone gets home safely over the holidays. From everyone at SGI, take care out there.

Safe Ride Ideas

There’s always a better option than driving impaired. The key is to plan your safe ride home in advance, before your judgment is impaired. Here are some other options:

choose a designated driver in advance

call a cab

call a friend or family member to pick you up

use a designated driving service

host a party and let your guests stay the night

book a hotel room for the night

get a group of friends together and book a limo or party bus for the night

SGI has a free Safe Ride app to help you keep track of your options.

Whatever ride you choose, make sure it’s a safe and sober one.

CIPI Newsletter – December 7th, 2018


People are discovering the benefits of eating

fermented foods such as kimchi, kombucha and

our old favorite: pickles!

The liquid that’s left in the jar after you’ve eaten

the last pickle can be used for so many useful

things.

But after reading this, you won’t be inclined to

pour it down the sink again.

We will give you a list of 13 things to do with

leftover pickle juice.

So what’s in pickle juice you might ask, well

basically it consists of water, vinegar, and salt.

1. Settles upset stomachs

The acidity of pickle juice can balance the PH

level’s in your stomach.

2. Soothes mosquito bites

Do you have an irritating mosquito bite? Dab it

with a little pickle juice.

The vinegar in the brine will soothe your skin and

prevent itching.

Moisturize later so the pickle juice won’t dry out

your skin.

3. Relaxes muscle cramps

Pickle juice is surprisingly useful for muscle

cramps both when it happens and as a preventive

measure.

Researchers aren’t certain why people get cramps,

but dehydration and lack of salt are reasons why.

Brine contains high levels of sodium and

potassium, so try drinking a shot or two of pickle

juice before exercising if you often get cramps.

4. Cures hangovers

Drink a 100 ml of pickle juice when you wake up

in the morning if you suffer from hangovers, the

salt in the brine is said to work wonders.

5. Cleans copper

Most of us have some copper items at home which

eventually turn green.

Try dipping a rag in pickle juice and then polish

your copper with it your copper will brighten up.

6. Preserves food

Soak any veggies in pickle and place in the fridge

they’ll last a week longer and taste divine!

7. Spices up drinks

This recipe has surprised more than one person.

Pour a shot of vodka and a shot and a half of

pickle juice over ice, shake well and pour into a

martini glass.

8. Soothes heartburn

According to some a little pickle juice mixed with

a spoonful of honey can relieve heartburn.

9. Kills Weeds

Simply spray weeds with brine and soon they will

disappear leaving your garden nice and clean.

10. Makes food more delicious

If you like making your own salad dressings or

vinaigrettes, try substituting pickle juice for

vinegar, you can also use brine to marinate meat.

11. Relieves sunburns

If you have sunburn dip some cotton balls into

pickle juice and swab your sunburnt skin, it helps

to relieve the burning sensation.

12. Kills bad breath

Foul breath is sometimes caused by bacteria in the

mouth, and maybe that’s why pickle juice is said

to improve breath.

Tests show that drinking a shot of brine every day

for a week makes your mouth smell better.

13. Eases sore throats

Drink a spoonful of pickle juice when you feel a

sore throat coming on.

Vinegar is said to be an effective, natural

alternative to cough medicine.

Pickles - Not just for eating!


Tansi. Here is an update from this department. I

have been actively working on grant applications

to administer various sport, culture and recreation

programs and projects in our community. There

are currently two cultural programs that are still

taking place, one is fiddling and the other jigging.

These should be completed by the end of

December and then reports will be submitted to

the funders. I can then apply for further funding

opportunities from Saskatchewan Culture Inc. and

Urban Programming for indigenous Peoples of

Canada.

Grants that have been awarded so far include a

$5000 grant from Aboriginal Sport Development

of Canada which is to be used for a community

Archery Program and $10,000 from Community

Initiatives Fund for Cultural Campouts beginning

in the Spring of 2019. I had also submitted an

application to the Toronto Blue Jays Foundation in

October for the ball diamond upgrades and I’m

happy to say that the application was approved to

the next level. More information on this grant will

be made available in January or February of next

year. Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation

Association awarded a $2000 grant to be used for

the purchase of two Indoor Curling Kits. This

equipment has since been ordered and a schedule

for indoor curling will be posted once everything

is in place.

Taking It Global which focuses on youth activities

approved a $1500 grant and this will be used to

promote youth cultural events on New Year’s Eve.

Applications for funding for Canada Day 2019 and

Indigenous Peoples Day 2019 have already been

sent in prior to the November 21st deadline.

Other grants that I am currently working on is the

annual Sask Lotteries Community Grant along

with the New Horizons Seniors Grant which will

have a positive impact on the elders. More recently

on December 5th to the 7th, our organization

administered training call “Forever-In-Motion”. A

total of 5 community members are now trained

volunteers to administer a moderate exercise

program for the older adults. The following people

include: Ted Hood, Chavonne Durocher, Gena

McCallum, Wayne Laliberte & Melissa Eldridge.

Instructor was Bonnie Anderson of Wakaw, Sask.

This training was made possible courtesy of a

$2000 grant from Saskatchewan Parks and

Recreation Association.

On a different note, I would like to thank the

Beauval General Store for their kind contribution

towards the Gospel Show supper on December

21st and thank you also to Orano and Cameco for

the donation towards the annual Santa Anonymous

campaign. I was responsible for forwarding letters

of solicitation for these two community initiatives.

That concludes my report, however I will continue

to keep you updated on any new developments

with regards to funding various programs and

projects. I would like to wish each and every one a

very Merry Christmas & all the best in 2019.

Wayne Laliberte - Projects/Grants Coordinator

BEAUVAL MINOR SPORTS & RECREATION - PROJECTS/GRANTS REPORT

We would like to wish a

Happy Birthday to those

who celebrate their

birthday during the festive

season. May this day bring

you happiness & the best

in the new year!

Love family & friends

December 23rd

Gina Roy, Rayden Bottrell, William McIntyre

December 24th

Janet Alcrow, Wade Morin, Wendy Eldridge

December 25th

Noel Laliberte, Zabrina Buffin

December 26th

Bev Hansen, Hunter Hansen, Travis Rediron


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