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THE SHAUNAVON KIN CLUB is desperate-ly hoping to attract some new members and if volunteers don’t step forward soon the club will have to fold. “Right now we only have four Kinette mem-bers,” said Kinette president Cori Davidson. “It’s pretty hard to take on fundraising proj-ects of any kind with just four people.” Davidson says the club could fold if members don’t step forward soon. Not only would that mean the end of a long history of Kin involvement in the community, but it could also have some significant finan-cial implications as well. The Kin Club has been setting aside funds from annual grants they receive from Sask Lotteries. The money, which has been ear-

marked towards a splash park being spear-headed by the Kin Club, now totals about $45,000. However, if the Kin club is forced to disband, those funds could be lost because the money is in trust with Sask Lotteries and earmarked for the Spray Park. “It’s definitely something we don’t want to see happen,” said Davidson. Another big Kin project could also be in jeopardy. Without more volunteer support, the Kin Club may be forced to cancel its annual Radiothon, a decades-old tradition that has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the Kinsmen Foundation over the years. “Right now, that’s really the only other proj-

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ect that we’re planning this year,” said David-son. “But if we can’t get people to help, then we might not be able to do it.” Held in mid February each year, the Radio-thon, is one of the community’s biggest and longest-running fundraisers. “The great thing about the Radiothon and Telemiracle is that the money goes to people who really need help,” said Davidson. “And money that has been raised from the event has been used by people living right here in our area.” The Kinsmen and Kinettes have a history in the community that actually dates back to the early 1960s. The Kinsmen flourished for many years and was at one time a vibrant entity that spear-headed a variety of programs and projects. However, several years ago the club became inactive as membership dwindled. The Kinettes, meanwhile, have been much more active than their male counterparts over the past decade or so, although it has also en-dured some membership highs and lows. “At one time we had a very active club and it was a big part of ours lives and the communi-ty,” said Terry Fritz, who was a member of the Shaunavon Kinettes starting in the late 1970s. “It was a lot of fun, too and I met a lot of great people. Telemiracle is an amazing event and if I was someone looking to become a Kinette now, I would join just for that reason alone. But there are a lot of other great reasons to become a Kinette, too.” Last year the two groups (Kinsmen and Kinettes) amalgamated into a Kin Club in an effort to save the service group. The new club, which welcomes both male and female members, offers a wide selection of benefits and rewards to anyone interested in joining the organization. Club members enjoy some great camara-derie and fellowship, all while benefiting their community. “Everything we do is focused on helping the community,” said Davidson. Those interested in becoming a member of the Shaunavon Kin Club, or who just want to volunteer to help with the Radiothon, can contact Cori Davidson at 306-297-2327 after 5 p.m. The other three Kin Club members include Suzanne Stearns (vice-president), Bobbi Jo Smith (secretary) and Colleen Meinert (trea-surer).

PRESCRIPTIVE POWERS OF PHAR-MACISTS CONCERN SOME DOC-TORScbc.ca - There is a debate brewing about who should prescribe certain drugs in Sas-katchewan. In the past year, patients have been able to get some prescriptions from pharmacists, which included medication for acne, cold sores, rashes and other minor conditions. What conditions can pharmacists pre-scribe medication for: • Minor acne• Insect bites• Cold sores• Allergic rhinitis• Oral thrush• Diaper rash• Canker sores The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan met today and one of the items on its agenda was the prescriptive au-thority for pharmacists. While many doc-tors do not have an issue with pharmacists handing out some prescriptions, there are concerns raised as well. “I don’t see how a busy, community phar-macist, who is counselling patients on pre-scriptions they give them have time to sit with the patient, take a history, do an exam, and then go and prescribe something,” said Dr. Mark Chapelski, president of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Sas-katchewan, adding that protecting people is the biggest concern. He agrees with pharmacists prescribing drugs for minor conditions but he’s con-cerned about patients diagnosing them-selves. “This definition of self-limited illness,” he said. “They’re talking about some rashes being self-limited illnesses, yet our derma-tology colleagues go to school for 12 years to be able to diagnose these rashes.”

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What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the fore-cast given for your birth sign.

For Monday, Jan. 20, 2014ARIES(March 21 to April 19)In the next month, you will be popu-

lar! Accept all invitations. Enjoy thecompany of others. Talk to people aboutyour hopes and dreams for the future.

TAURUS(April 20 to May 20)In the next six weeks, the Sun moves

across the top of your chart, acting like aspotlight on you. This is why people willnotice you more. Note: The light is flat-tering!

GEMINI(May 21 to June 20)Do something different, and vary your

routine; you want adventure in themonth ahead. Take a course or travel ifyou can.

CANCER(June 21 to July 22)You’ll be intense and serious about

certain things in the next month. One ofthem will be a strong desire to improveyourself in any way that you can.

LEO(July 23 to Aug. 22)Because the Sun will be as far away

from you as it gets all year, and the Sunis your source of energy, you will needmore sleep. Get more rest in the nextfour weeks.

VIRGO(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22)Do whatever you can to get better

organized, because the stars will helpyou do this in the month ahead. Giveyourself the right equipment to do agood job.

LIBRA(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)You’re in a party mood for the next

month! Enjoy the arts, the theater,movies, sports events, romanticescapades and playful times with chil-dren.

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SCORPIO(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)Home, family and domestic matters

will be your primary concerns in the nextmonth. Discussions with a parent couldbe significant.

SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)Your daily pace will accelerate in the

coming month because of short trips,errands and discussions with everyone.Many of you will be writing and readingmore than usual as well.

CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)Focus on money, cash flow and bank-

ing issues in the next month. This is agood time to analyze your assets andyour debt to get the full picture.

AQUARIUS(Jan. 20 to Feb. 18)The Sun will be in your sign for the

next four weeks, attracting importantpeople and favorable situations to you.It’s time to recharge your batteries forthe rest of the year!

PISCES(Feb. 19 to March 20)Lie low and work behind the scenes in

the coming month. This also is an excel-lent time to strategize about what yournew year (birthday to birthday) shouldbe all about.

YOU BORN TODAY Not only areyou warmhearted, you are bighearted.People love your wry sense of humor.You are creative and confident, and notafraid to make quick decisions or toimprovise in any situation. You are well-loved by those close to because of yourgenerous nature. Your year ahead is thebeginning of a fresh new cycle. Openany door!

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• On Jan. 11, 1995, with a deadline that would have wiped out the entire season fast approaching, an agreement was reached. • The National Hockey League Players’ Association and team owners agreed to play a shortened season of 48 games -- the shortest in 53 years, and with no inter-conference games. (The 1995 collective agreement set a regular season at 82 games, down from 84 in the previous agreement.)• The lockout had lasted 103 days and caused 468 games to be cancelled. Play resumed on Jan. 20.• In 1993-94 the average salary of an NHL player was $572,000 -- double the average just five years earlier.• That season, 75 players (out of more than 500) made $1 million or more per season, up from three such players in 1988-89.• Both sides gave up something to reach the settlement. NHL owners with-drew their proposal for a salary tax. The players allowed a salary cap for rookies, but won unrestricted free agency for players age 32 and over (very few players had careers long enough to take advantage of it). Owners be-lieved these provisions would keep player salaries in check.• “Free agency” is the ability of players to sell their services on an open mar-ket. After their contracts with a team expire, free agents have the freedom to sign on with the highest bidder. • Of the 26 team owners, 19 voted in favour of the players’ offer while seven strongly opposed it. The opponents, characterized as “hawks,” felt the point of the lockout was to limit player salaries and link them with revenues, and this had not been achieved.• For its part, the NHL soon launched a promotion-al campaign aimed at luring back angered fans. The campaign’s slogan was “Game On.” League atten-dance returned to previous levels, and continued to grow.• The 1994-95 lockout came on the heels of a mile-stone hockey strike just two years earlier. Players walked out on April 1, 1992, interrupting the race for the Stanley Cup. The dispute, focusing on sala-ries, free agency and licensing player images, was the first in the league’s 75 years. After several days of negotiations, including a final marathon session, the impasse was resolved on April 10. Thirty games were postponed because of the strike.• The most devastating professional hockey labour dispute came in 2004-05. The main issue was the league’s proposal of a controversial salary cap, which was firmly rejected by the players’ union. After five months of very public labour negotiations, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman cancelled the season. The NHL became the only major North American professional sports league in history to lose an entire season to a labour dispute. It was the first time since 1919 that the Stanley Cup was not awarded.


.... Your.Community.Calendar ....JANUARY 22ND• Movie Night at the Museum 7:30pmJANUARY 23-25• Eastend Ladies BonspielJANUARY 25TH• Regional Volunteer Firefighters Recognition EveningJANUARY 26TH• Moved by the Spirit - Artist Talk at the Grand Coteaufrom 2-4pmJANUARY 29 - FEBRUARY 2• Sasktel Tankard at the CPWCFebruary 1st• Elks & Royal Purple Fish FryFebruary 12th - 15th• Shaunavon Farmer’s Mixed Bonspiel

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• Hospital Auxilary Meetings 3rd Tuesday of the Month. 1:30pm Seniors Hall. New members welcome!• Senior’s Centre Activities: Whist - Mondays @ 7:30pm; Bingo Wednesdays @ 2:00pm; Cribbage Fridays @ 7:30pm; Snooker & Pool daily. More players welcome!• Retired Hospital Staff meet the 3rd Monday of every month at JB’s Gallery at 10am.

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• The Human eyes never grow, but nose and ears never stop growing.• The 57 on Heinz ketchup bottles represents the number of varieties of pick-les the company once had. • Tom Sawyer was the first novel written on a typewriter.• If Texas were a country, its GNP would be the fifth largest of any country in the world.• Odds of being killed by lightening? 1 in 2million/killed in a car crash? 1 in 5,000/killed by falling out of bed? 1 in 2million/killed in a plane crash? 1 in 25 million.

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The boss of a big company needed to call one of his employees about an urgent problem with one of the main computers. He dialed the employee’s home phone number and was greeted

with a child’s whispered, “Hello?”Feeling put out at the inconvenience of having to talk to a

youngster the boss asked, “Is your Daddy home?”“Yes,” whispered the small voice.

“May I talk with him?” the man asked.To the surprise of the boss, the small voice whispered, “No.”

Wanting to talk with an adult, the boss asked, “Is your Mommy there?”“Yes”, came the answer.“May I talk with her?”

Again the small voice whispered, “No”.Knowing that it was not likely that a young child would be left

home alone, the boss decided he would just leave a message with the person who should be there watching over the child.“Is there anyone there besides you?” the boss asked the child.

“Yes” whispered the child, “A policeman.”Wondering what a cop would be doing at his employee’s home,

the boss asked, “May I speak with the policeman?”“No, he’s busy,” whispered the child.“Busy doing what?” asked the boss.

Talking to Daddy and Mommy and the fireman,” came the whispered answer.

Growing concerned and even worried as he heard what sound-ed like a helicopter through the ear piece on the phone the boss

asked, “What is that noise?”“A hello-copper,” answered the whispering voice.

“What is going on there?” asked the boss, now alarmed.In an awed whispering voice the child answered, “The search

team just landed the hello-copper.”Alarmed, concerned and more than just a little frustrated, the

boss asked, “Why are they there?”Still whispering, the young voice replied along with a muffled

giggle, “They’re looking for me.”

COMING EVENTSPiapot Lions 15th Annual Antique & Collectables Sale at Maple Creek Armouries. Saturday, Feb 1st 10am - 5pm; Sunday February 2nd 10am - 3pm. Phone 306-558-4802. 41149066/20JA-2w/31JAp

FOR RENT4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath house for rent in Shaunavon. Available immediately. Call 306-294-7877 41149047/14JA-tn/31JAp

FOR SALE100 Top Cut Black Heifers AI June 29 and pasture bred 6 Mile & Co.’s NORTHERN LITE for 60 days after. 80 Black & Red Angus cross heifers bred to Breed Creek heifer bulls, sons of HF HAT TRICK and Six Mile’s TRADEMARK. Bulls turned out July 1. Full health program and ultrasound preg checked all. Kevin Gilbert 306-295-3371. 41149057/10JA-4w/06FEp

Certified Fusarium Free Lillian spring wheat and A.C. Strongfield Duram. Certified Disease Free CDC Maxim Lentils. Andante Yellow Mustard. Metcalfe Barley. Certified CDC Meadows Peas and Argus Peas. Contact Barry 306-297-7278 or Devin 306-297-7090. 41143939/6JA-16w/29APc

Locally grown red, white or purple potatoes. Phone 306-297-2505 Home or 306-297-2324 Work. 41109797/18DE-4w/24JAp

HELP WANTEDSubway is seeking a part time team member over the lunch hour Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Call Betty 306-297-1302 or apply within. 41145893/6JA-tn/31JAp

King’s Hotel (Maruti Hotel Inc.) in Shaunavon requires for fol-lowing full time position now:• Housekeeping: Completion of school required, wages $15.00/hr, on the Job training will be provided. Duty will be sweep, mop wash floors, make beds, change sheets, distribute clean towels and toiletries, wash windows and walls, vacuum carpeting and area rugs, drapes and furniture.• Food and Beverage Server: Completion of Secondary School required, wages $11.00/hr, Six month experience is an asset, One year apprenticeship Program required, on the Job training will be provided. Must be 19 years old. Duty will be greeting customers, present menus, clear, clean and set tables, present bills and accept customers etc.• Kitchen Helper: Completion of Secondary school required, wages $11.00/hr, Six month experience is an asset, on the Job training will be provided. Must be 19 years old.Duty include kitchen prep and help, clean dishes, sweep and mop floor, receive, unpack and store supplies etc. • Hotel front Desk Clerk: Completion of Secondary School required, Two year apprenticeship Program or Hotel Management required, wages $12.00/hr, Six month experience is an assets. Duty will be maintain inventory of vacancies, register arriving custom-ers and assign rooms, answer enquiries etc. • Food and Beverage Server Supervisor: College or other program related to position is requ ired, Three year experience is required, Wages $17.50/hr. Duty will be management of employee, assignment of work, maintain financial and non financial

record etc. All above position must have or willing to take food safe handling or first aid courses.Please mail your resume to :90 3rd Ave W, Box 1730, Shaunavon, SK SON2MO or by fax 1-306-297-2005 or Contact: Prashant 306-297-2243. 41145894/6JA-tn/31JAp

SERVICESCo-ed gym with access 24/7 located at Brenda’s Hair and Fitness Studio, 386 Centre St., Shaunavon (306) 297-3773 or (306) 297-7805 (c). 41145895/6JA-tn/31JAp

John’s Second Hand Store will be open Wednesdays, Thursdays,Fridays and Saturdays from 10am - 5pm. 41109803/8JA-4w/4FEp

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words or less (Additional words charged at ¢.20 per word) • 5% GST will be added to all prices Place your classified in both

“Your Daily Fix” and the “Shaunavon Standard” for a 10% discount! • Cut off for advertising is noon the previous

day & noon Friday for Monday’s issue

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Business CardsLetterheadEnvelopesPostersPamphletsCoil bindingRaffle ticketsPostcardsFlyers MenusBooklets

Non-Carbon form books - Invoice books - Receipt books - Ticket books - Driver’s Log Books - Safety Meeting Books - and all other oilfield/trucking books ** will design to suit your needs **

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Our services are as unique as you are, and we would be pleased to take a look at your project or job, and quote accordingly.

Whitemud LeagueShaunavon Badgers

Game Schedule

Wed. Jan. 15 – vs Gull Lake Game to be rescheduledFri. Jan. 17 – 8:00 p.m. vs Leader Flyers in ShaunavonFri. Jan. 24 – vs Frontier – game to be rescheduledTues. Jan. 28 – 8:00 p.m. vs Gull Lake Greyhounds in Gull LakeFri. Jan. 31 – 8:00 p.m. vs Leader Flyers in Leader

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Ol’ Fred had been a faithful Christian and was in the hospital, near death. The family called

their preacher to stand with them.

As the preacher stood next to the bed, Ol’ Fred’s condition appeared to deteriorate and he

motioned frantically for something to write on.

The pastor lovingly handed him a pen and a piece of paper, and Ol’ Fred used his last bit of energy to scribble a note, then suddenly died.

The preacher thought it best not to look at the note at that time, so he placed it in

his jacket pocket.

At the funeral, as he was finishing the message, he realized that he was wearing the same jacket

that he was wearing when Ol’ Freddied. He said, “You know, Ol’ Fred handed me

a note just before he died. I haven’t looked at it, but knowing Fred, I’m sure

there’s a word of inspiration there for us all.”

He opened the note, and read, “Please step to your left -- you’re standing on my oxygen tube!”

Office/Shop 306.297.3884Trucking Dispatch 306.297.8648

Service Dispatch 306.297.7484Welding Dispatch 306.297.7341

Safety Training 306.671.721424 Hr (Ted) 306.297.3885

Fax 306.297.3886

•FluidHauling

•OilfieldConstruction&Maintenance

•OilfieldWelding

•SafetyTraining

•Snowplowing/Towing

•HotshotService

&MuchMore...

Box 1144, Shaunavon, SK S0N 2M0

...Your.Business.Directory.................................................................................................................Call Joanne for information

about advertising in our business directory

(306) 297-4144 or (306) 297-7383

703 Hwy 37 - Shaunavon

24 Hour Service

306-297-3722

Riley [email protected] (306) 294-7950

1-910 3rd Ave West - Bennett Plaza P.O. Box 337 SHAUNAVON, SK S0N 2M0Telephone: (306) 297-3383Facsimilie: (306) 297-3601Swift Current Office: (306) [email protected]

• Nicole Entem, CA • Todd Loeppky, CA

Mon - Thurs 8am - 10pmFri 8am - 11pm / Sat 11am - 10pm

Sun Noon - 10pm

• Chicken • Milk • Ice• Fresh Buns & Eggs• Hot Cappuccino

• Movies • Subs (made fresh daily)

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Construction~ Free Estimates ~

CallBrandon Floberg306-297-7475

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Shaunavon Animal ClinicHwy 37 South, Shaunavon

Dr. Ken Cadieux

• Large & Small Animal Practice

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• Residential • Farm • Commercial

306-315-9004 or 306-778-2002

NEW BUSINESSSERVING THE SOUTHWEST

Southline ElectricScott Audette

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P&P Enterprises

Lane: 306-297-797224 Hour Service

• Steamers • Boilers • Vac Trucks • Combo Unit • Hydro-Vac

• Crew Trucks • Grader • Skid Steer • Industrial Painting

• Vegetation Control • Hot Shot Service with 40 ft trailer

• Secor Accredited • ISNetworld& Complyworks Compliant

COMMODITIES

Brent Crude Oil : $105.75/BBL -0.49%Light Crude Oil : $93.96/BBL -0.22%Natural Gas : $4.38/MMBtu 1.14%Unleaded Gasoline : $2.60/gal -1.15% prices from: Jan 16 change since: Jan 15

source - www.rigzone.com

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JC do it all

In need of Renovations?Call John @ 306-297-2025

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Mahalia Lehmann~ Hair Stylist ~ Gel Nails

~ Eyelash Extentions ~ Waxing

306.481.5099(call or text)

Brenda’s Hair Studio386 Centre Street

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~ Carpet ~ Lino ~ Laminate ~ ~ Hardwood ~ Tile ~

Todd SchreinerProfessional Flooring Installer

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• Mechanical Insulating

• Pre-Fab Metal Buildings -Utilidor

• Building Construction &

Maintenance • Bobcat Services

AUDREY MATYKACell: (306) 297-8588

JUSTIN MATYKA Cell: (306) 297-916641

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Oilfield Services• Steamer & Boiler Trucks• Sulfatreat (OCP) Dealer• Backhoe, Skid Steer, Excavator / Grader Services & Gravel Trucks• Containment Systems• Turnaround Services• Air Trailer / Safety Trailer

• Fencing• Crew / 4 ton Picker Trucks• Field Mechanic Services• 30 ft Trailers• Hot Shot Services• Snow Plowing

Rental Equipment• Light Tower• 66 kw Generator• Portable Catwalk• Enviro Bin / Porta Potty• Skid Steer• Dump Trailer

formerly

Office: 306.297.3884 24 Hr: 306.297.9208

NOW HIRING!Plumbing Apprentice

or Book keeperCall for more information

Pine Firewood for Sale

• Cut & Split

• Debarked wood available

• Can Deliver

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MAGNUM TRUCKS

Hwy #37 South of Shaunavon

Open: 7:00 am - 6:00 p.m

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Dielle ThienesHair Stylist

Casual Creations Hair Design430 Centre Street Shaunavon, SK

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Southwest Waste Management Authority

REGIONAL LANDFILLOpening Hours:

Mon - Sat 9am-4:30pmClosed Sundays & Stat Holidays

Located on Hwy 13 approx 3 km west of Dollard

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AJ’s Septic & SewersShaunavon, SK 306-297-7474

Certified for all Oilfield ServicesWishing you a Safe and

Prosperous 2014!

#5 - 910 3rd Ave. W. Bennett Plaza, Shaunavon

306-297-1302

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PH: 306-297-4080223 - 2nd Ave. West

Rentals223 - 2nd Ave. West

PH: 306-297-4080on Call 306-294-7877

We SellFireworks!

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