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DJURIC “When you’re with a really
veteran team like the Edmonton Eskimos in the
1980s and you’re a young
rookie you have this team
that was very close and we
would always play pranks
on each other.
“When they defence
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and be like ‘OK this is what
were going to do. We’re
going to take all their
clothes and pile them in
the middle of the floor so
when they come out, they
will have to figure out
what pants and underwear
is theirs. And we would do
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another.’
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all. That photo ended up
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then after that we said we
were going to be patient.
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Danny Bass and Larry
Rook and we said we’re
going to wait because they
were watching us. So next game day we
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room and Danny Bass was
having an interview, and
we came out of nowhere
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Homeless
n Canada at least
30,000 people are
homeless on any
given night according
to 2013 Canadian
Homelessness Research network. The
numbers are underestimated because
many who are homeless and live with relatives
are
not
included. In the USA,
610,042 people were
homeless on a single night
in January, 2013.
I’m in Phoenix for a couple of months. According
to the 2014 US Census Bureau the population of
Phoenix greater Metro area
is 4.3 million. It’s the 6th
largest city in the USA. Yesterday I struck up a conversation with a guy, one of
those four-plus million,
whom I assumed was living
in the condo next to one
my friend and I were renting. He was sitting alone on
his ground-floor deck having a cigarette and swearing at his dogs because
they wouldn’t shut up. He
got them quieted down. I
approached to within easy
talking range, close to the
metal fence that separated
him from me, and asked
how he was doing.
“Fine,” he said, “just trying to get these damn dogs
to shut-up. I wouldn’t trade
them for the world. They’re
all I have, but they can sure
piss me off.”
I asked how long he’d
lived here. “You mean in
Phoenix?” he said.
“Yeah,” I replied, “how
long in Phoenix?”
“This is my daughters
place. She works at the
hospital down the street.
She’s an RN. I just come
here for a shower. Actually,
myself, I guess you could
say I’m homeless. Well, I
Live well
between your
ears
DOUG SPENCER,
PhD
am homeless. That’s where
I live,” pointing to a 1992
worn and faded Ford Van.
“I live there with my dogs. I
just come here for a
shower when she’s not
here. At night I take my van
and park in a friend’s driveway. I live there,” pointing
part of me. So, I
came back here;
been here for a few
years and a few
years before that.”
Yes, I thought, it
could be worse, but
not much. Most of
us have little in
common with him
on the one hand
but lots in common with him on
the other. Were it
not for an education, a job
that we can count on, our
determination, our perseverance, or perhaps most
importantly, our luck, it
could be us in that van.
Many of us have been close
to destitute at some point
in our lives, but, often with
[QUOTED]
What difference does it make to
the dead, the orphans, and the
homeless, whether the mad
destruction is wrought under the
name of totalitarianism or the holy
name of liberty or democracy?
— Mahatma Gandhi
again to his van.
“So, have you always
lived in Phoenix” I asked.
“Most always. I’m 53. I
worked at HP ‘til they
stabbed me in the back. I
lost my fiancé, lost pretty
well everything, and here I
am. Livin’ in that freakin’
van with these freakin’
dogs. But, it’s a place to live.
It could be worse.” He continued, “I got stupid once
for about 5 years when I
went back to Iowa where I
grew up, but my friends
were gone. They wanted no
the help of friends, we
manage to turn it around.
I don’t hold out hope
that he will turn it around.
I also have the sense that
his daughter, unknowingly,
is enabling his destitute nature. Using her apartment
every once in a while
seems to be blocking the
urgency he might otherwise feel; the urgency required to get up, get
cracking, and find a job—
any job—that might be the
first step he needs to improving his lot. New York - Jersey Boys,
Kinky Boots and the Phantom
The point is there are
homeless people everywhere. I saw hundreds
along the river when I lived
in Sacramento. I’ve seen a
few here, and others where
ever I’ve lived. I even knew
of one poor homeless soul
in a town with a population of less than 500. It is
sad. Most of them didn’t
ask for it. Most of them
have simply had too many
poor hands dealt them.
Many are returning vets
with PTSD. Many are children who were born into
homelessness. Others have
been ravaged by drug or alcohol addiction, and of
course, there are others
who brought it on themselves.
None of us are fully out
of the woods, and it can
happen to some of the least
likely. For example, while in
Phoenix, I met an old
friend from 17 years ago.
Her father had owned a
Savings and Loan in the
80’s. When the market
crashed his financial resources plummeted and he
lost his life style. His last
available cash took him
south where he could
avoid assaults on his pride.
He ended up with nothing,
stuck in a small trailer in
central Mexico. He died
there. As a rich man he
would never have predicted such a fate. My
neighbour in the van, when
he worked for HP, would
never have predicted his
fate. None of us, as we sit in
the comfort of our homes
would predict such an unbecoming future. Keep
from being homeless, give
time and money to programs that help, and live
well between your ears.
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We are overstimulated by
too many choices around
us. Food, entertainment,
stores, activities, clothing,
and more. There are so
many choices that we all
can be easily swayed. This
is when we must use the
power of discipline.
We are not a very disciplined culture. In general
we overeat, overspend and
surround ourselves by
wants. So how can we
break the trend? One step
at a time.
To take a more disciplined approach to food
it’s great to track what we
eat and what we spend on
groceries and dining out.
Try eating only at home for
one week or even just a
weekend if you need to
start small. You will be
amazed at the money you
save, the time you have
and how great you feel
from healthier foods.
Pack a lunch and
snacks. This will help to
practise discipline. Since
you have your food with
you there is no need to go
out for lunch or grab
something quick at the
convenience store. This
helps save money and your
waistline.
Attending an event can
be a test of the will power.
Have something to eat before you go so that you are
not swayed by unhealthy
choices. And bring an appetizer that you know is a
healthy choice and that
you can eat. Going out with friends?
Invite your friends to stay
in and go back to the good
old bring your own
food/drink to save on the
budget and to promote
healthier choices.
Eat breakfast at home
and make your own
coffee. Breakfast and grabbing that cup of coffee can
really affect the waistline
and the budget even
though its only small
amounts of money at a
time. Once you have made
changes in one area of
your life try expanding to
other areas like overspending. Discipline takes work
and is not an easy process.
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Creative young minds
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[KISS THE COOK]
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recipe I stumbled across
these, but for
and was curious to try.
me it’s never
The recipe I saw called
happened.
I’m looking for no rub, but I decided to
to try to make throw a Kansas City style
rub on anyway. the bronze
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MATTHEW GOURLIE I have none of these
things. Nor will I ever,
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when you’re young, single
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My gold standard for
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ribs is Dinosaur BBQ in
make things when you
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that has turned into
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and let them sit overnight in the fridge.
North Carolina. I’m sure
spice rub recipe that has
been passed down for gen- someone there could top
I will probably try these
again and put the ribs on
the grill after adding the
barbecue sauce. I found
them a little greasy and I
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Sometimes strangers,
often familiar
MATTHEW GOURLIE
UNCUT
In any long-term relationship you hope you grow together.
Having a favourite band
is no different.
Modest Mouse first fulllength album came out in
1996 and with the new
Strangers To Ourselves
they continue to evolve.
The album is their first
since 2007’s We Were Dead
Before The Ship Even
Sank. It’s another marker
in their evolution and
growth. It’s also a return to
form and a bit of a disjointed mess at times.
Even after all of these years
they’re still taking chances.
Seeing a band evolve is
always a bit of a trap. They
usually are moving away
— in varying degrees —
from the sound that drew
you to them in the first
place. However, most
bands that play it safe
rarely catch my attention
anyway. It’s hard to fault
any artist for growing even
if they grow in a direction
you wish they wouldn’t.
I’ve given up guessing
or hoping what a Modest
Mouse record might sound
like. Strangers To Ourselves takes some surprising turns, some are
confusing, but this sounds
like a Modest Mouse
album and a pretty good
one at that.
Modest Mouse frontman Isaac Brock has never
lacked for ambition —
their first album was a
double album after all —
but their best work has
been focused thematically
and musically. This is decidedly all over the place.
It’s also a new Modest
Mouse. Johnny Marr’s brief
era in the band is long over
and this is the first album
founding bassist Eric Judy
didn’t play on.
This is Modest Mouse’s
second full album as a sixpiece band and 20 people
are credited as having
played on it. The band dabbles with
a drum machine at times.
Pistol (A. Cunanan, Miami,
FL. 1996) sounds like their
attempt at making an electronica song. The result
might be the worst song
they’ve recorded since
Brock was recording
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Boats that features piano
and trumpet. The transition is fairly jarring.
The way we consume
music now means the disjointedness of this release
probably won’t ultimately
matter. There’s eight or 10
really strong songs to add
to the cannon of a great
career to date. The opening song is the
title track and it’s a departure in a better direction.
The first sound you hear
on the album is a cello and
the first song is ballad. The
first single. Lampshades
on Fire, features all of the
elements that gave them
their mainstream breakthrough.
The Ground Walks,
with Time in a Box is the
sort of dancy jam with
post-punk guitar they were
known for in the early days
— and then the horns
come in. As the song
comes to a close it sounds
like it’s going to propel into
a showcase for Jeremiah
Green’s intricate drumming with Brock bending
notes all over the place as
it builds to a crescendo. Instead, suddenly it goes the
other way — the music
falls away and what’s left is
all of the subtle touches
that were going on underneath. Sometimes even the familiar can surprise you.
Surging thrills in Insurgent
BY LISA GOUDY
If you loved the first Divergent film, you’re going to
eat up the second one.
The second movie installment of the plannedfour movie franchise based
on Veronica Roth’s bestselling trilogy, Insurgent,
doesn’t take long to sit you
in the middle of the action.
Once it has its grip on you,
the intensity never lets go.
The Divergent Series:
InsurgentDivergent picks
off right after its predecessor ended. Tris Prior (Shailene Woodley) and Four
(Theo James) are hiding in
the Amity faction. While
Tris still feels guilty for her
actions in , she has one
goal and one goal alone –
killing Erudite leader Jea-
nine (Kate Winslet). But
first, she has to face her
inner demons.
However, Jeanine continues to hunt divergents
like Tris – people who
don’t fit into any faction.
She discovered a metal box
containing a message from
the society’s founders 200
years ago, but only a divergent can open the box.
The film continues with
many twists and turns and
it’s a thrilling ride from
start to finish. People who
have read the book will notice several significant
changes, but in the visual
format of the film, the
changes fit and make for a
compelling story.
The acting in the film is
excellent. From Jeanine’s
wickedness to Four’s per-
sonal issues to Tris’ feelings of guilt she’s trying to
hide away, there are many
emotional points in the
film that take the viewer
right along with them.
Woodley is a particular
standout in her portrayal
of Tris, most notably in
one particular scene where
she is overcome with emotion.
Visually, the film has a
lot going for it as well.
From the sets to the costumes, it showcases the
society’s extremes from
one end to the other in a
rich futuristic Chicago.
With a spine-tingling
ending, Insurgent ends by
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[THIS AND THAT]
Just say _______ it
LIZZ BOTTRELL
OXBOW HERALD
The title says it all.
My title or his title. His
title read __________ You
Spiritual People for Using
Gratitude as a Bypass to
Your Anger. The article is
written by Mike Hrostoski.
First off all, I love the
_______ word. It sounds beautiful
rolling off a person’s
tongue and it can express
emotion in more ways
than any other English
word.
I know it is incredibly
offensive to some people,
but you must understand
the generation I grew up
in. The ______ word is as
commonplace as terrible
music. (I know I grew up in
the wrong generation for
music.)
I came across the article
one morning because a
friend shared it to a social
media site. It really struck
a chord with me.
People – like myself –
who are focused on living
in the present (worrying
about the past or the future leaves people feeling
empty, depressed and anxious) often do use gratitude as a way to accept the
current situation. For example, I LOATH
the “mud pit” I’m living in
since snow began to melt.
But I am GRATEFUL for
my lovely new home. Once
I change my thought from
one of complaint to one of
gratitude, I feel better. I feel
grateful. (Yes, life is good –
I am BLESSED with a roof
over my head!)
However, the article
challenges some of these
times of gratitude, arguing
the point we are negating
our feelings of anger. As a
therapist would say, I’m
bottling up my anger. I’m not saying we
shouldn’t be grateful – we
absolutely should! Gratitude is helpful in accepting
and appreciating one’s situation. (As a side note, I’m currently journaling 21 Days
of Gratitude – something
I’ll share in a later column
– and finding I’m a happier
person because of it as I
am gaining appreciation
for things I normally ignore.)
But there are times
when a big ________ is exactly what the doctor ordered. Get that anger out!
So…..
_____ the mud hole I’m
living in.
_____ working for a
means to an end.
_____ dysfunctional
families.
_____ Keisha for running through the mud yesterday.
_____ Thailand for its
beautiful waterfalls.
_____ people who lie to
me.
_____ overfishing.
_____ men who don’t
listen to no. No means no.
Rape is NEVER okay.
_____ going back to
school for a third time.
_____ people who
throw garbage out their vehicle windows.
_____ lazy people.
_____ the fact it costs
money to travel.
_____ everyone who
continually asks me when
I’m having kids.
_____ me for blaming
others for my choices in
life.
_____ Hawaii for its big
waves.
_____ Montana,
Wyoming, Colorado and
B.C. for their mountains
and breathtaking scenery.
_____ micromanaging. _____ working for
someone else.
_____ plastic. It’s ruining our oceans.
_____ cheap people.
You can’t take your money
with you when you die.
You might as well enjoy
some of it.
_____ entitled youth.
_____ me for saying
_______ entitled youth.
_____ doing anything in
life that doesn’t feel amazing.
_____ you for reading
and not playing along. Life
is not a spectator sport. (I
borrowed this last one
from the author.)
Okay, so this is completely liberating. I suggest
you try it. If you’d like to
share, please send it my
way:
[email protected]
Thank you for reading.
Love, Gratitude and Respect.
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[COVER STORY]
The Drinkwater Pot
Studio Vegso expandin
By Iryn TuShaBe
— Rhonda Vegso sits in her pottery studio, Studio Vegso, in Drinkwater, Saskatchewan. Iryn Tushabe/Uncut
It had never occurred to
Candace Deschytza that
she was cut out for clay
work.
But when a friend recommended they take a
pottery class together, the
stay at home mother of
two decided to go for it.
“Initially it was just to
get a way,” says Deschytza
“I didn’t think I would
be this passionate about it
but I am and it’s a lot of
fun”
Not only is Deschytza
passionate about pottery
now, the self-described
perfectionist is discovering
that she is quite good at it.
On a Wet Monday
evening last week, Deschytza worked on a piece
of sunflower she’d created
the week before under the
instruction of Rhonda
Vegso, the owner of Studio
Vegso in Drinkwater.
Smoothing its edges to
ready it for a layer of paint,
she couldn’t believe how
great it had turned out.
“I never expected to
make anything that was
worthy of anything,” she
says, eliciting laughter
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from the two
other
women in
the class that
day.
“I thought
I would be
making ashtrays and
things that
nobody would
care for but I
love what I’m
making.”
And now
Deschytza,
who commutes from
Moose Jaw to
Drinkwater
once a week for
her beginner
hand building class with
Vegso, has decided to sign
up for another six-week
class in which she’ll move
on to working at the
wheel.
She figures the possibilities are endless.
When Rhonda Vegso
was a little girl, she asked
her mother for a wheel.
Her mom got her a toy
wheel – nothing like the
real thing.
That was a mistake.
“If a child wants to
— Candace Deschytza paints her sunflower creation in Studio Vegso.
Inset: A potter’s paradise. Iryn Tushabe/Uncut
paint, buy them paint, buy
them brushes, buy them
canvasses,” advises Vegso.
“If they want to do pottery, don’t buy them toy
wheels because they are
not going to find any kind
of success with it – you are
better off taking them
some place where they can
use a real wheel.
While she veered off
from her earlier desire to
create pottery pieces,
choosing to draw and
paint instead, Vegso’s passion for pottery was
reignited when one of her
sons suggested they take a
pottery class together at
the University of Regina.
She has been a potter
since, making illustriously
beautiful pieces of
stoneware she sells
through her Facebook
page and at craft shows.
“I think pottery has a
place in just about anybody’s lives,” says the artist.
“Its almost therapeutic
– it really calms people
down.”
Wanting to share her
passion for creating clay works,
Vegso started
taking on students in her
studio.
Her students range
from children as young as
three to adults looking to
further their craft as well
as those, who like Deschytza, are looking for a
peaceful reprieve from
their daily grind.
The students come to
her from Regina, Moose
Jaw, Briercrest and
Drinkwater.
With her clay work and
teaching skills gaining
popularity, Vegso is expanding her operation into
a larger space in the small
town.
Her new business, the
Vault Arts Centre, will
house a full gallery and a
coffee area.
Vegso plans to organize
monthly events at the new
gallery including themed
exhibits, live music, poetry
slams and hands-on workshops.
“I want to create an atmosphere where people
can come and be creative
and feel like they belong
there.”
But the Vaults Arts Centre is a venture the artist
and entrepreneur cannot
accomplish without sub-
stantial funding. And for
part of that, she is turning
to the community for assistance through an indiegogo campaign
launched early last week.
“The campaign will give
people who are interested
in the Arts and having a
venue like that here a
chance to show their support,” explains Vegso.
“And there are some really cool perks for them.”
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44 VAUGHAN ST.
-,3
$204,900
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Help Wanted
Help Wanted
Relief Operator/Maintenance Technician
The Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant provides potable
water to the Cities of Regina and Moose Jaw. The Plant is
located approximately 22 km. north-east of Moose Jaw.
Notice of Nominations for Members
of Area Authority
Position required in a dynamic, forward-thinking law office.
Experience in PC Law accounting program preferred.
Able to multi-task and to work independently.
Good communication skills (oral and written) &
organizational skills essential.
• Experience in the operation of fax, photocopier, intercom
telephone system and other office equipment required.
• Must be computer literate for use of Windows, Word Perfect,
Outlook Express, Internet.
The Adelaide Conservation and Development Area No. 180
Public Notice
is hereby given that for a period of fourteen days after the
date stated hereunder I will accept duly completed written
nominations of owners or occupants of land in the area for
membership of the area authority. The number of vacancies
to be filled is 5 and forms of nomination papers may be
obtained from the undersigned.
Reply in writing to:
Walper-Bossence Law Office,
Box 1583, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan,
S6H 7A8 or via e-mail to [email protected]
Completed nomination papers may be mailed or delivered
to me at Box 250, Rouleau, SK. S0G4H0.
Date of commencement of the fourteen day period: 1st day
of April, 2015.
Dated at Rouleau, Saskatchewan, this 1st day of April,
2015.
Guy Lagrandeur
Returning Officer
We are seeking a highly motivated Relief
Operator/Maintenance Technician to start a career in
operations. This person provides relief coverage to our
operating positions and also performs maintenance duties.
This position involves shift work. The ideal candidate will
have a diploma in Instrumentation Technology, Water
Resources Technology or other relevant field, strong
mechanical aptitude and 2 - 3 years of industrial
experience.
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The Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant offers a stable,
clean work environment, and competitive salaries and
benefits.
Qualified applicants should forward their resume by
Friday, April 10, 2015, in confidence to Gene Berezowski,
Plant Foreman, Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant, P.O.
Box 1790, Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3C8, fax
(306) 694-0470 or email to [email protected].
While we appreciate the interest of all qualified applicants
only those selected for an interview will be contacted
WANTED Welders (Tig &
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1987 Kenworth Tractor.
3406 B Cat engine rebuilt.
15 speed trans. 487023
km. Truck in P.A. Price
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with hoist. Truck ran when
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Runs. Good project trucks.
No rust. Call 306-756-2340
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IN 25,000 HOMES EVERY WEEK
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll for the R.M.
of Huron No. 223 for the year of 2015 has been prepared
and is open to inspection in the office of the assessor from
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the following days, Monday to
Friday, April 2 to May 4, 2015, except holidays.
A Bylaw pursuant to section 214 of The Municipalities Act
has been passed and the assessment notices have been
sent as required.
Any person who wishes to appeal against his or her
assessment is required to file his or her notice of appeal in
writing, accompanied by a $50.00 fee for each assessment
being appealed which will be returned if the appeal is
successful, with: The Assessor, R.M. of Huron No. 223,
Box 159, Tugaske, Saskatchewan, S0H 4B0, by the 4th day
of May, 2015.
Dated this 2nd day of April, 2015.
Daryl Dean,
Assessor
VILLAGE OF TUGASKE
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll for the
Village of Tugaske for the year of 2015 has been prepared
and is open to inspection in the office of the assessor
from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the following days,
Monday to Friday, April 2 to May 4, 2015, except holidays.
A Bylaw pursuant to section 214 of The Municipalities Act
has been passed and the assessment notices have been
sent as required.
Any person who wishes to appeal against his or her
assessment is required to file his or her notice of appeal
in writing, accompanied by a $50.00 fee for each
assessment being appealed which will be returned if the
appeal is successful, with: The Assessor, Village of
Tugaske, Box 159, Tugaske, Saskatchewan, S0H 4B0, by
the 4th day of May, 2015.
Dated this 2nd day of April, 2015.
Daryl Dean,
Assessor
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Steve Gajadhar
April 22, 1975 March 30, 2013
In Loving
Memory of
Larry Chappel
March 28th, 2011
We thought of you with
love today
But that is nothing new.
We thought about you
yesterday
And days before that too.
We think of you in
silence
We often speak your
name
Now all we have is
memories
And your picture in a
frame.
Your memory is our
keepsake
With which we'll never
part.
God has you in his
keeping.
We have you in our heart.
Love always, Mom,
Dad, Sarah, Leo & Cam,
and the McSween &
Rosser families.
In memory of my dear
Mom, Grandmother,
Great-Grandmother and
Great-Great-Grandmother
Mrs. Lena Bodnar
who passed away on
March 31, 1998
They say there is a
reason
They say that time will
heal
But neither time nor
reason
Will change the way we
feel
For no one knows the
heartache
That lies behind our
smiles
No one knows how many
times
We have broken down
and cried
We want to tell you
something
So there won't be any
doubt
You're so wonderful to
think of
But so hard to be
without.
Missing you always,
Heather, Chasta & Rod,
Brady & Brenna and
grandchildren.
Penny Moses
1970 - 2010
Sadly missed and
lovingly
remembered.
May the winds of
love blow softly
On the quiet, peaceful spot
Where the one we love is
sleeping
And will never be forgot.
Sadly missed by Mom and
family.
Aug. 4, 1918 - Mar.27, 2011
There is a face before us
A voice we'd love to hear
A smile we will always
remember
Of a dad and grandfather
we loved so dear.
Well, four years have
passed and we miss you
a lot.
Love, your daughters
Evelyn and Linda,
and grandchildren.
Ma, Ming Kong
1927-2015
Passed away peacefully on
Sunday, March 22, 2015 at
Extendicare Moose Jaw. Ming
Kong, at the age of 87, beloved
husband of Lai for over 58 years.
Loving father of Kevin Ma
(Donna), grand-father of Riley,
Emily and Tyler. He will be missed
by many relatives in Canada and in
China. Visitation will take place
on Thursday, March 26, 2015
from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at Parkview
Funeral Chapel. The Funeral Service will be held on
Friday, March 27, 2015 at 2:00 pm at Parkview Funeral
Chapel.
COOPER
We are sad to announce
the sudden passing of
Kage Franklin Cooper on
March 18, 2015. Kage
was born September 13,
2010. In his short time
on earth Kage touched
many hearts, despite
facing many medical
challenges.
He
was
always happy. Kage is
survived by his parents
Catrina Cooper (Trent
Taylor); and Larry Harms;
siblings:
Twin
Kole,
Arianna, Cooper, Zoey,
Ava,
and
Emme;
grandmas Faye and Kathy; numerous aunts, uncles and
cousins.
We would like to thank everyone who
contributed to Kage's happiness while with us through
their love and support. The Celebration of Kage's life will
be held at W.J.Jones & Son Chapel on Monday March 23,
2015 at 1:30 pm. Pastor John McCubbing will officiate.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to
1000 Good Deeds Wolfstyle, 1007 Athabasca St.W., or the
link can be found on Facebook. In living memory of Kage,
a memorial planting will be made by W.J. Jones & Son
Funeral Home.
Please sign the memorial register at
website: www.wjjonesandson.com (Obituaries).
Dayna Smith-Short Funeral Director
Blair & Kelly Scott Funeral Directors
474 Hochelaga St. West, (306) 694-5500
Please see our online book of condolences at
www.parkviewfuneralchapel.ca
SMITH
BEGGS, Allan G.
Amanda VanKoughnett
In loving memory
of my granddaughter
Amanda who passed away
March 23, 2010
Forever loved,
Gramma Richards
and family
Always in our thoughts
Forever in our hearts
Your daughter,
Mrs. Jean LeTourneau
and Family
who passed
away
March 31, 2014
In Memory of
William Y. Wallace
Dad, Mom, Joe, Kalem,
Jacob, Ashlea, Carter and
Genesis
If tears could build a
stairway
And memories a lane.
We'd walk right up to
Heaven
And bring you back again.
Seventeen years have
passed dear Mom since
you were called away
How well we do remember
that sad and weary day
You had a smile for
everyone
You had a heart of gold
You left the sweetest
memories
This world could ever hold.
HAMRE
In loving memory of
GERALD
April 22, 1925 - March 19, 2015
It is with great sadness that Allan's family announces his
passing at the age of 89 years. Allan is predeceased by
one brother and two sisters. He is survived by his loving
wife of 66 years Loretta, daughters Darcie (Colin), Gail
(Bob), four grandchildren and two great grandchildren,
two brothers, two sisters and numerous nieces and
nephews. A private service will be held at a later date. In
lieu of flowers, please make donations to a charity of your
choosing. Arrangements entrusted to Lee Funeral Home,
Regina, SK. Condolences to the family can be sent to
[email protected].
Cal Glover
September 18, 1943 - February 14, 2015
Celebration of Cal's life will be held at Moose Jaw
Victory Church, 637 Main St. N. on Saturday, March
28 at 3:30 pm.
Melvin Oscar Smith of
Moose Jaw passed away on
Friday, March 20, 2015 at
the age of 96. Melvin was a
member of the Band City
Band, the Early Bird Lions
Club and the Moose Jaw
Lawn
Bowling
Club.
Predeceased by his wife
Thelma; parents Oscar and
Bernice; brother Forrest;
brother-in-law Aden Cave
and step-grandson Randy
Gallant. Melvin will be sadly
missed by his sister Grace
Cave, her children Jean Ann
Mowchenko and William
(Kathy) Cave as well as their families; step-daughter
Shirley Gallant (Dwaine) and step-granddaughter Jody
(Cory) Churko. A Celebration of Melvin's life will take place
on Tuesday, March 24 at 10:00 am at W. J. Jones & Son
Chapel, 106 Athabasca St E., Moose Jaw, SK. Pastor Jay
Mowchenko will officiate. Interment will take place at
Regina Memorial Gardens. For those wishing memorial
donations can be made to the Mel Smith Music
Scholarship, 145 Ross St E., Moose Jaw, Sk, S6H 0S3.In
living memory of Melvin, a memorial planting will be made
by W. J. Jones & Son Funeral Home. Please sign the
memorial register at website: www.wjjonesandson.com
(Obituaries).
Dayna Smith-Short Funeral Director
APRIL 1, 2015
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Concert Guide – APRIL 1-30
APRIL
1: The God That Comes
at Artesian on 13th,
Regina; runs until April 4;
for times, dates and prices,
visit artesianon13th.ca.
3: Rahet Fateh Ali Khan
at TCU Place, Saskatoon;
tickets $59-$159; 7 p.m.
4: Shane Koyczan at
University Theatre at U of
R, Regina; tickets $20 at
ticketedge.ca; 7:30 p.m.
7: Marilyn Manson at
Brandt Centre, Regina;
tickets $75; 8 p.m.
7: Jeff the Brotherhood
with guests at Amigos
Cantina, Saskatoon; tickets at ticketweb.ca; 10 p.m.
8: J.P. Cormier at The
Exchange, Regina; 8 p.m.
9: Gerry Dee at Conexus
Arts Centre, Regina; tickets
presents Girl in the Goldfish Bowl at Mae Wilson
Theatre, Moose Jaw; runs
until April 11; for times,
dates and prices, visit
rubarb.ca.
$41.25-$49.75; 7:30 p.m.
9: Jeffery Straker at
Artesian on 13th, Regina;
runs until April 10; for
times, dates and prices
visit artesianon13th.ca.
9: RuBarb Productions
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A15
[WAY BACK WEDNESDAY]
Oshuk, Confessed Murderer, to Come To Trial in Week (Part 1)
Lisa Goudy dove into the
archives to find unique stories
from years past.
“You ruined my eyes and
got my money and this is
coming to you,” said Alex
Oshuk, an Austrian, as he
pulled a revolver from his
pocket and shot Dr.
William W. Brown, one of
the best know and respected physicians in the
city. The tragedy which has
stirred Moose Jaw to the
depths occurred about
4:15 o’clock on Monday afternoon in the doctor’s
consulting room in the
Hammond Building.
Leaving his victim lying
dead in his chair, Oshuk
Concert continued from Page 15
10: Gerry Dee at TCU
Place, Saskatoon; tickets
$39-$49; 7:30 p.m.
10: Danko Jones with
the Lazys at The Exchange,
Regina; tickets $25 in advance; 8 p.m.
12: Marco Calliari at
quiety left the room and
emerging from the building on to Main Street made
his way to the offices of
O.R. Regan, Barrister, in
the Woolworth Building,
also on Main Street, still
with murder in his heart,
according to the version of
the terrible affair which he
told in a confession made
subsequently.
I’m Going to Shoot You
Entering the barrister’s office, he pointed the murderous weapon at Mr.
Regan, saying “I’ve shot Dr.
Brown, and I’m going to
shoot you.”
Mr. Regan was, at the
time, in company with Mrs.
Regan, who was typing at a
desk in the office, and he
dropped to the floor seeking
cover from his would-be
murderer, who was
promptly confronted by
Mrs. Regan who, utterly regardless of the danger to
herself, heroically placed
herself in the line of fire between her husband and
Oshuk, telling the latter,
with flashing eyes and
dauntless courage, “You’ll
have to shoot me first.”
For some unaccountable
reason the idea of shooting
a woman was repugnant to
him, as he stated himself in
his confession, and something came over him which
held his hand. “You’re
saved, this woman has
saved you,” he said to Mr.
The Exchange, Regina; 7:30
p.m.
17: Walter Ostanek and
The Western Senators at
Casino Regina, Regina;
runs until April 18; for
times, dates and prices
visit casionregina.com.
21: Royal Winnipeg Ballet presents The Faerie
Queen at TCU Place,
Saskatoon; tickets $25.52$80; 7:30 p.m.
22: Royal Winnipeg Ballet presents The Faerie
Queen at Conexus Arts
Centre, Regina; tickets
$30.35-$82; 7:30 p.m.
22: Travis Tritt at Casino
Regina, Regina; tickets
$65-$70; doors 7:15 p.m.,
show 8 p.m.
24: The Regina Jazz Society and Casino Regina
present Ranee Lee with
The Regina Jazz Orchestra
directed by Brent
Ghiglione at Casino
Regina, Regina; tickets
$25-$30; 6 p.m.
Slayer of Dr. William W. Brown Appeared In Court Tuesday –
Confesses To Police Shooting Dr. Brown and Attempt On Life Of
O.R. Regan – Had Grievance Over Medical Treatment
– Appears To Be Sane By Actions and Talk.
Oct. 4, 1927
Regan, at the same time
loosing the grip which he
had on the gun, and lowering the point. Oshuk then
broke open the weapon and
withdrew the one exploded
shell which had killed Dr.
Brown, and the other unfired cartridges, placing
them on the desk in front of
which he was standing.
Alex Oshuk, which is the
name he adopted on coming to Canada, or to give
him his proper name,
Onufry Osadehuk, the name
by which he was called in
his native land of Austria,
quietly allowed himself to be
overpowered, and submitted to being handcuffed by
25: Fan Expo Regina at
Brandt Centre, Regina;
also on April 26; for times,
dates and prices, visit fanexporegina.com.
26: Def Leppard at
Brandt Centre, Regina;
tickets $55-$95; doors 6:30
p.m., show 7:30 p.m.
28: Gordie Tentrees
Constable Hendry of the
City Police Force, who had
been called in by Mr. Regan.
Remanded for a Week
He made a brief appearance
before a crowded Police
Court on Tuesday morning
when on a charge of murdering Dr. W. W. Brown by
shooting, he was remanded
for seven days by Police
Magistrate G.N. Broatch.
The accused was defended
by Walter Mills, K.C., while
the brief proceedings were
handled for the prosecution
by Acting Chief Simser.
For part 2 of this story,
see next week’s edition of
UnCut.
with Jaxon Haldane at The
Exchange, Regina; 8 p.m.
28: Def Leppard at SaskTel Centre, Saskatoon;
tickets $35-$49; 7:30 p.m.
30: Neil Diamond at
SaskTel Centre, Saskatoon;
tickets $19.99-$149.50; 7:30
p.m.
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Expires April 17,2015
With This Coupon
Expires April 17,2015
610 Main Street North
Performed in the historic Mae Wilson TheatreMoose Jaw Cultural Centre
217 Main Street North, Moose Jaw, SK
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www.rubarb.ca EMAIL [email protected]
AT THE DOOR Mae Wilson Theatre OR VISIT US AT OUR
DOWNTOWN BOX OFFICE AT 321 Main Street North, MOOSE JAW, SK
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IN 25,000 HOMES EVERY WEEK
#OMPETENCE We provide credentialed,
experienced tax preparers, not
inexperienced seasonal staff.
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OFF OFF
Featuring: Meghan Barron, Mark Claxton, Leon Willey,
Aubree Erickson & Merri-Lou Paterson
APRIL 1, 2015
#ONSISTENCY You will have the same tax
accountants year after year.
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Written by Morris Panych | Directed by Andre Harden
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