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The Reno Reader
serving the residents of reno since 1986
Volume 27, Issue 19
May 8, 2014 Next Issue— May 22, 2014
p u b l i s h e d b y c o n s u l m u s e u m i n c o r p o r a t e d
Proud to Sponsor the Consul Museum
While staying at the
SOUTH COUNTRY INN
299-5666
Enjoy a Soft Ice Cream and
friendly atmosphere at
WARLIN ICE CREAM
299-4556
YOUR SGI AUTO LICENSING OFFICE
Consul Grocery
Store
299-2011
Raymond Olmsted
Manager
Weekdays: 9:00-6:00
Consul Farm Supply
299-2022
Scott Amundson - Manager Weekdays: 8-5:30 Saturday: 8-12, 1-5 MEMBER OWNED
Oilfield Construction & Maintenance
Full Service Shop Automotive & Farm Tires & Hydraulic Needs
299-4903 Consul
299-2002
Jill Parsonage – Consul Branch Supervisor
Eve ◘ Debra ◘ Cheryl
662-2617
1-877-662-2617
www.cypressmotors.com Also see us for your
cell phone needs.
The Consul School Grade 12 class
will be celebrating graduation on Friday,,May 9th.
Exercises at 7:30.
Doors open at 7:00.
Social to follow until 10:00.
Tavis Buchanan
Tavis, the community wishes you all the best in your future!
“ What lies behind
us and what lies
before us are tiny
matters...
...compared to what
lies within us. ”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
consul playschool—class of 2014
Graduating from Playschool today are
Nate Tully, Isabella Delorme, Sierra Mackie, Jane Beierbach,
Mac Armstrong and Rylee Black.
P a g e 2 T h e R e n o R e a d e r
MAINLINE SALES & SERVICE
205 Harder Street, Maple Creek
662-2491
AMSOIL PRODUCTS & COMPLETE
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
SUPPLIER OF COOPER TIRES
Roger Lewis - Manager
Rob Lockard -Shop Foreman
Welcome To
COWTOWN
LIVESTOCK
EXCHANGE INC.
662-2648
1-800-239-5933
Wayne Bowyer
Manager
Marilyn Blythman
Phone: 306-662-2678 101 Maple Street Fax: 306-662-2679 PO Box 2050 Maple Creek, SK S0N 1N0
CHEVROLET • PONTIAC • BUICK • GMC
Maple Creek 662-2622
Blythman Agencies Ltd.
Farm & Ranch Insurance Hail Insurance Real Estate
Market Evaluations
Brad Blythman Keith Schmidt
John Scott Cale Blythman
662-2604 Fax: 662-4555
www.blythmanagencies.com
c o m i n g e v e n t s
Consul Church of God Service Change ... For May 11th ONLY. The Morning Wor-
ship venue is shifting for Sunday, May 11th to the Cypress Camp grounds.
Please join us for a worship service and Mother's Day meal at the camp starting
at 10:30. For further information, please call Pastor Dave .. 306-299-2139.
(Regular church worship service resumes May 18th @ 9:45.)
EASTEND HISTORICAL MUSEUM presents SOUTHWEST HERITAGE HOEDOWN
MEMORIAL HALL, EASTEND. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 2014. Master Dance Artists -
Yvonne Chartrand & Joseph Naytowhow. Phil & Dallas Boyer, Fiddle/Guitar Mu-
sic. For an evening of Métis, Traditional & Old-time Dance. Special Exhibition:
“The History of Métis in SW Sask.” Métis Artist George Gingras. Doors open: 5:00
pm. Dinner – 6 :00 pm. Performance – 7:30 pm. Dance – 8:30 pm. Advance
Tickets by May 14: Adults - $25, Students - $10, 5 & under – free. At the Door-
Adults - $30, Students - $10. For Tickets – Ethel 306 295-3670 or in Eastend at
Madhatters Flowers & Gift.
Consul School Events: Spring Plant Fundraiser - Thank you to everyone who sup-
ported our school fundraiser. The plants are available to pick up at the school.
Consul School Grad - Friday, May 9th @ 7:30pm. Track & Field Sectionals - Tues-
day, May 20th in Consul, come out and cheer on our athletes! SCC Annual Mtg -
Tuesday, May 27th @ 7pm. Elementary Playday - Friday, June 6th. Family Enter-
tainer, Hypnotist Jesse Lewis - Thursday, June 12th @ 7:30pm at the
school. Tickets are $5 for preschool-Gr. 12 and $10 for adults at the door. Talent
Show and Awards Day - Monday, June 16th @ 1pm.
A Bridal Shower for Devina Agar and Richard Berger will be held on May 24th at
7:30 pm at the Consul Community Hall. Everyone welcome.
You are invited to attend the annual meeting of the School Community Council.
The meeting will report on the activities of the council for the past year and elect
new members. Nomination forms are available from the school or at the meet-
ing. All parents, students and community members are welcome. Consul School,
Tuesday, May 27th at 7:00 pm.
You are invited to attend a wiener roast at the Reno Rascals Early Learning &
Childcare Centre on Thursday, May 29, 2014 at 6:00 pm. Food is supplied, but
you may wish to bring a lawn chair. We will have a mortgage-burning ceremony
immediately following the supper. We invite ALL community members, family and
friends to come out & help us celebrate this exciting event.
19 Pacific Ave. Maple Creek Business: 662-3155 Fax: 662-2764
Blair Holmes, Manager [email protected]
Reno Reader Contact Information Box 144, Consul, SK S0N 0P0 Phone or Fax to 306-299-4493
[email protected] Published by Consul Museum Inc.
SCRAP TIRE CLEAN-UP Free of Charge!
Stake your claim! Call your local municipality for details!
June 9, 2014 is the deadline to get your tires in.
Collection details as follows: May 19 to June 9, 2014.
Contact service groups – Day Care – Ryan 306-299-7539;
4-H – Dave – 306-299-5670.
Drop off location is the old RM Office. This is a one-time free clean-up.
All tires collected are recycled into useful products!
Saskatchewan Scrap Tire Corporation. www.scraptire.sk.ca.
306-721-TIRE.
Now is the time to act! Stake your claim!
V o l u m e 2 7 , I s s u e 1 9 P a g e 3
Maple Creek Pharmasave
118 Jasper Street Phone: 306-662-3134
After Hours: 306-661-7997
Open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm
RV AUTO PARTS
AUTO-FARM-INDUSTRIAL PARTS NEMCO - QUAKER STATE - PENZZOIL
SHELL MOBIL LUBRICATION PRODUCTS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
PHONE 297-2234 SHAUNAVON
Parts ◘ Sales ◘ Service ◘ Leasing
297-2772 Fax: 297-2224
www.silversagechev.ca
CHEVROLET
BUICK
GMC & CHEV
TRUCKS
Smart Advice to Grow Your Wealth
Trent Wagner, Office: 306-773-1933 Financial Consultant Cell: 306-741-3053
For all your electrical needs
Maple Creek 662-4251
Cell: 662-7211 Justin: 662-7675
n o t i c e s
Steve Bassendowski 306-662-2420
See us for all your
seeding requirements.
REGISTER! REGISTER! REGISTER! Just a reminder to local residents that for
Consul’s 100th Anniversary, we need you to register ahead, too! Registration
forms can be found at www.consul100.ca or in town at the Village Office, Credit
Union and Post Office. Deadline coming up soon!!
EASY COMPUTER HELP 311- 5th Ave. Maple Creek Ken Smallenberg
(306)662-3665 Personalized Computer setups. Printer setups. Data transfer.
Clean ups. Virus/spyware removal. Program setups. Lessons tailored to you.
For Sale: Approx. 100 bushels of cleaned canary seed. Call Ed 306-299-4510.
Bedding Plants for Sale. For all your plant needs, phone Bert at 306-750-2923.
Annuals—6 pack for $2. Tomatoes—6 for $6. I also have a few perennials. Stop
in anytime (phone first to make sure I’m home). I will be in Consul on Friday
from 3-5 pm starting May 9 until I’m sold out.
We lent these books to someone: Holistic Management by Allan Savory
and Jodi Butterfield; A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction by six
authors; and one by Sarah Susanka about the Not So Big House. If you have
any or all of these books please call Nancy-Jean Taylor 306 299 4445.
Jennifer Phair and Akeso Massage Therapy will be in Consul on Tuesday, May
13th from 10:45 to 8:15, and Wednesday, May 14th from 9:15 to 4:45. Please
call, email or fb to book a massage therapy appointment. Jennifer Phair R.M.T.
[email protected]. 306-778-2059 or 306-741-8026.
CONSUL SALOON & EATERY—Hours are Monday to Saturday in the café from
6 am to 11 am. After 11 am, family dining in the bar until 8 pm.
Lynn & Mona Stokke will be in Consul on May 16, 17 & 18 cleaning carpets. If
interested phone 403-502-1027 or 306-299-4896.
t h a n k y o u
D. Wayne Elhard, MLA Cypress Hills Constituency www.wayneelhard.ca Your voice in Regina. 1-877-703-3374
“Many beautiful things cannot be seen or touched; they are felt within the
heart.” This quote aptly describes the way I feel about this community’s gener-
ous support and love. As always, I am grateful to friends and family who helped
me through this trying time. Your flowers, cards, and never-ending words of
kindness will live in my heart forever. Although 2014 got off to a slow and trying
beginning, I am so happy to share that I am healing well. Let me share with you
the same kindness you have all shared with me. Stop in for a coffee sometime;
my door is always open! Louise Agar
Sage Grouse Recovery - There has been a group formed to try and reverse
the recent actions taken by the federal government regarding the Sage Grouse.
Our goals are to rescind the Emergency Protection Order (EPO); rescind the
Strategy for the Sage Grouse; rescind the Species At Risk Act (SARA); replace
them with something that is more workable for all industries that they affect.
This is a very short version of what we are trying to do. If you want more infor-
mation please feel free to contact me.
If you would like to support us, we have petitions; they will be in Consul at the
RM office, Dave Manley’s and Southline. Letters to MP David Anderson and
MLA Wayne Elhard would be very helpful, as well as the federal ministers.
This action is just the tip of the iceberg. There are 13 additional species in the
south that are at risk. Randy Stokke
P a g e 4 T h e R e n o R e a d e r
DEADLINE FOR ADS for the next issue is
Monday, May 19th at noon.
LANSDALL
IDA PHARMACY Ltd.
BOB LANSDALL
Phone: 662-2755
Night: 662-4271
Maple Plumbing & Heating Ltd.
40 Pacific Avenue, Maple Creek, SK
Plumbing ⨀ Heating ⨀ Sheet Metal Air Conditioning ⨀ Gas Conversions
Phone 662-2477 or 662-2666
Fax: 662-3022
John Andreas 662-2561 Rick Andreas 662-2536
Joanne Andreas, Manager
Box 1147
Shaunavon, SK
297-2656
Maple Creek 662-2733
WALTER’S
HOME FURNISHINGS Appliances - Household Furnishings
Electronics - Floor Coverings
Darcy Barkley 297 2141 Fax 297 3400 Res 297 3067
Box 238 Shaunavon, SK S0N 2M0
C†D Purair Ltd.
for all your
air conditioning installation
and repair
fast/reliable service
Colin Orr—306-662-3046
Or 306-330-9046
furnace & duct cleaning
also available
Reno Rascals Early Learning and Child Care Inc. invite all school-age
children (Gr. 1 to Gr. 6) to our after school program, R.R.A.S.P. starting
Thursday, May 8 through June (alternating Wed./Thurs.). Be active and
have fun outdoors through our weekly varied group activities including
team sports (kickball, ball hockey, lacrosse, badminton and more…) and/
or choice of some recreational/leisure activities (kite flying, frisbee,
nature walks, children’s yoga, art projects & crafts, group games includ-
ing relay races, tag games, hopscotch and more). Meet at the RRELCC
Centre after school beginning with a picnic including nutritious snacks
followed by our planned activities until 5:30 (water bottle and cap pro-
vided!). Pre-register by calling (306) 299-5655 or emailing renoras-
[email protected]. New participants welcome throughout the program.
(Acknowledgement to the South West District for Culture, Recreation & Sport Inc. and Saskatchewan Lotteries for their support.)
May is Early Childhood Education Month in Saskatchewan! Early Childhood Education Month is a fantastic opportunity to remind us
that positive experiences for young children continue to help them
throughout their lives. High quality early learning programs not only pro-
vide positive outcomes for children now, but also impact their develop-
ment and influence their attitudes towards learning for the rest of
their lives.
To learn more about high quality programming, a display including docu-
mentation of the children’s learning through play-based activities, Minis-
try of Education’s brochures and information sheets will be made avail-
able for you these upcoming weeks at the Credit Union.
May 14 is Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day! This is a great day to recognize ECEs for their important role in your
child’s life.
SUMMER STUDENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Reno Rascals Early Learning and Child Care Inc. is accepting applications for a
summer student Child Care Worker. Duties will include care and supervision of
multi-age children (6 wks to 12 yrs), guidance and participation in our play and
exploration program activities. This is a full-time position for 8 weeks begin-
ning July 2, 2014; hourly wage is $11.00.
Preference will be given to applicants with First Aid/CPR ‘C’ certification. The
successful applicant will be required to present the results of a recent criminal
record search and tuberculin (TB) test; (can be delivered or mailed to Box 32);
Please submit a resume along with a cover letter stating you meet the follow-
ing:
a) at least 16 years of age;
b) were registered as a full-time student during the preceding academic year;
c) intend to return to school on a full-time basis for the next academic year;
d) are a student in a secondary, post-secondary, vocational or technical pro-
gram.
For more information, please contact Jean Wenaas, Director
Phone (306) 299-5655 or email [email protected].
