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[KISS THE COOK with Matt Gourlie]
African spices
add kick to salad
MATTHEW GOURLIE
I rarely get writer’s block,
but I do get cooking block.
There are always standards to fall back on, but
there are plenty of times
where I feel like trying
something new and have
no idea what to make.
Which leads to wandering
around a grocery store
looking lost when I’m really just being indecisive.
I was wandering aimlessly when I had a sudden
thought to see if I could
find Jamaican banana
ketchup (it’s much better
than it sounds). There was
nary a Jamaican condiment to be found, but in
the hot sauce aisle I did
find Nando’s peri-peri
sauce. I was curious and
decided to buy some.
Nando’s is a South
African chicken restaurant
chain with a MozambicanPortuguese theme of cuisine. They’re very popular
in Africa, Britain and Australia, but seem less wellknown here.
Peri-peri sauce comes
from the African piri piri
chilli pepper (also called
the African bird’s eye
chilli). I had heard that the
sauce was spicy and delicious. It’s rare for me to find a
sauce as a jumping off
point and beyond making
chicken I wasn’t really sure
where to go with the periperi. I found a recipe online for a “salad” that was
basically grilled chicken,
grilled corn, avocado and
some micro-greens added
as garnish. I respect the
chutzpah of calling that a
salad, but I decided to try
to balance out the greensto-meat ratio a little more.
A word on spiciness. I
went with the medium
spice with the Nando’s
sauce. I could have gone
hotter, but the flavour was
good and I was getting
enough heat while still
being able to really taste
the sauce. My mother will
get flush eating mild name
brand salsa. If that sounds
like you, then this sauce
probably won’t be your
thing. If you like spicy food,
this stuff is pretty tasty.
When used in the salad,
the spice is far from overwhelming. I was worried it
might be a little dry, but
with corn and onion in
each bite it wasn’t an issue.
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1/4 cup of Nando’s peri-peri sauce
1 tablespoon of tomato paste
2 tablespoons of brown sugar
1. combine most of the peri-peri sauce, tomato paste and
brown sugar and coat the chicken. Grill until cooked through. I
added the rest of the sauce after and sliced thinly. 2. grill the corn and slice the kernels off, chop the avocado
into thin pieces and add to the sliced onions and the greens.
Squeeze the lemon over the salad and add the chicken.
— Peri-peri
chicken salad
with corn, red
onion and avocado.
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[REVIEWS]
“Furious 7”
enforces family first
NATHAN LIEWICKI
Tricked-out rides, street racing, crazy
crashes and fireballs have defined
The Fast and the Furious series. The
seventh and final edition, “Furious 7,”
showcases those same things, but
the film will forever be remembered
as a tribute Paul Walker.
The 40-year-old died in a car
crash last fall, but watching him
star in the familiar role of Brian
O’Conner was like old times,
just like 2001 when the series
first launched in theatres.
O’Conner, living the suburban lifestyle with his wife and
son, joins forces with his
brother-in-law, Dominic
Toretto (Vin Diesel), and other
members of the team to hunt
down Deckard Shaw (Jason
Statham).
Putting Shaw underground proves more difficult
than expected, especially
when Somalia terrorist
Jakande (Djimon Hounsou)
enters the fight, joining
forces with Shaw.
The movie displays an
array of scenery, including
the Caucus Mountains in
Azerbaijan, the United Arab Emirates and, of course, the streets of
Los Angeles. That said it all comes
down to cars and the tricks Tiretto’s
team can pull off with them as they
pursue, steal and withhold a computer terrorism program called
God’s Eye that can turn any technological device into a weapon.
And although there are comedic
elements within the film, it’s message is simple: don’t mess with family.
It’s that message that is on display
throughout the film, but especially at
the end when the focus is on O’Conner spending time with his wife and
son at a remote waterfront.
And as Wiz Khalifa’s “See You
Again” is played in the films final moments and that smile of Walker’s emanates through his character, you
realize the need to be grateful and
hold onto everything you have, especially family.
Dissecting the most talked-about
album of the year
REVIEW
BY LUCAS PUNKARI
First things first, I’m not a
hip-hop connoisseur.
Almost everything on
my iTunes is rock related
or has a guitar included, so
that’s where my musical
tastes lie.
That’s not to say I don’t
hate hip-hop. The Beastie
Boys’ classic record Paul’s
Boutique is one of the best
albums I’ve ever heard and
I pretty much stop anything that I am doing to
hear new tracks from
Kanye West or the outstanding duo known as
Run The Jewels.
But as a whole, it’s not
really my cup of tea, unless
there’s something that gets
a lot of praise and I feel like
I need to check out.
Which brings me to
Kendrick Lamar’s new
album To Pimp A Butterfly,
which came out last
month.
His third studio release,
A4
its already being acclaimed
the best record of 2015 and
possibly the best album of
the entire decade.
If you’re already into
hip-hop you’ve probably already listened to this
record from front to back
on multiple occasions.
However, if your a casual listener to the rap
game like myself, is this
worth a purchase?
After listening to it a
couple of times, I can
safely say yes for a couple
of reasons.
One of the highlights is
the production. It’s not like
the last Kanye West
records My Beautiful Dark
Twisted Fantasy or Yeezus
where you have no idea if
anything is going to be a
radio friendly hit, but it’s
not often that your hearing
old-school funk and jazz
influences in a mainstream record.
The other highlight is
the lyrics Kendrick is spitting out. Obviously a lot of
APRIL 15, 2015
Self Help Calendar
APRIL
16 THURSDAY
— Moose Jaw and District
Seniors activities at 510
Main St. N.: billiards and
walking at 9 a.m.; Ceramics and 500 (second Thursday of the month) at 1
p.m.; Golden Voices choir
at 1:30 p.m.; court whist,
billiards, bridge and exercise class at 7 p.m.
— Cosmo Senior Citizens’
Centre activities at 235
Third Ave. N.E. include: line
dancing, 10 a.m.; 6:30
p.m., billiards; 7 p.m., yoga.
New members welcome.
— Anavets members and
guests play cribbage at
1:30 p.m.
— Legion mixed darts league
at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium.
— Open stratified bridge
played at 7 p.m. at the
Comfort Inn. For Partnerships call Dave Morrell at
693-1427.
— The Moose Jaw Trap and
Skeet Club is open for the
season. We shoot on
Thursday evenings at 6:30
p.m. and on Sundays at 1
p.m. Visitors are welcome.
For information please
contact Al at 306-6928624.
APRIL
17 FRIDAY
— Eagles Club dance from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m., 561 Home
St. W., for members and
guests.
— Moose Jaw and District
Seniors open all day for
scheduled activities at 510
Main St. N.: cardiaction
group at 8 a.m.; billiards at
9 a.m.; walking, and jam
session at 10 a.m.; kaiser
and lawn bowling at 1
p.m.; nickel bingo at 1:30
p.m.
— Moose Jaw Scrabble Club
No. 262 meets at 1 p.m. in
the craft room of the
Cosmo Centre. New and
past members welcome.
Information at 692-0731.
the subject matter, which
touches a lot on the current situations facing
African-Americans, isn’t
going to be suitable for
supper-time discussions,
but any artist who starts
off a track with the line
‘I’m the biggest hypocrite
of 2015’ is one you have to
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notice.
Even if your not a big
hip-hop fan, this is a
record worth checking out
as it has enough going on
to keep things interesting.
I’m just wondering how
in the world Kendrick’s
going to top this going forward.
— Meat draws at 5:30 p.m. at
the Royal Canadian Legion, 268 High St. W. Meals
served at 5:30 p.m. in the
lounge of the Moose Jaw
Royal Canadian Legion for
members and guests.
Shuffleboard games at 7
p.m.
— Darts at 7 p.m. at the
Anavets. Everyone welcome.
— Cosmo Senior Citizens’ Centre activities at 235 Third
Ave. N.E. include: Scrabble
and shuffleboard, 1 p.m.
New members welcome.
— Community Gospel service,
6:30-7:30 p.m., City Oasis
Foursquare Church at 1291
Gordon Rd. Call 690-7654
for more information.
— Open stratified bridge
played at 1:30 p.m. at the
Comfort Inn. For partnerships call Dave Morrell at
693-1427.
— Open duplicate bridge
played at 1:30 p.m. at the
Comfort Inn. For partnerships call Dave Morrell at
693-1427.
APRIL
18 SATURDAY
— Bridge played at 1 p.m. at
the Cosmo Centre. New
members welcome.
— Legion lounge open regular hours for members and
guests. Meat draws at 3
p.m.
— Anavets weekly meat draw
in the lounge at 4:30 p.m.
— Eagles Club dance from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m., 561 Home
St. W., for members and
guests.
APRIL
19 SUNDAY
— A multi-faith meeting will
be held the third Sunday
of every odd numbered
month at 2 p.m. For location and more information, email
[email protected].
— The Moose Jaw Trap and
Skeet Club is open for the
season. We shoot on Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m.
and on Sundays at 1 p.m.
Visitors are welcome. For information please contact Al
at 306-692-8624.
APRIL
20 MONDAY
— Moose Jaw Early Bird Lions
Club meets the second and
fourth Mondays of the
month at 7 a.m. at Timothy
Eaton Gardens, 510 Main St.
N., south entrance. New
members welcome. Information at 692-4016.
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[MOOSE JAW FASHION]
Spring is in
the (H)air
IRYN TUSHABE
When the sun starts shinning, Holly Bell’s clients
want new hairstyles.
“They want something
fresh and fabulous,” says
the hairstylist from Bella
Wellness.
“A lot of people want
shorter hair in the spring –
shorter, blonder – anything summer-looking to
brighten up their mood.”
Holly is a seasoned hairstylist who likes to keep up
to date with new hair
trends. Sometimes that
means hitting up new
classes to stay on top of
her game.
It doesn’t come as a surprise that Holly is a former
hair model. The proof is in
her shinny locks of hair so
full and healthy-looking.
And what does she do
to keep it looking that
way? Not much, actually.
“I just do your average
wash it, blow dry it and
away you go,” Holly says,
adding daily oil treatments
go a long way, especially as
it starts getting hot.
The oil helps protect
the hair from damage, she
says.
Holly says oil treatments are quick and easy
there’s no excuse to not do
them – even for men.
According to the hair
stylist, taking care of one’s
hair is not a gender role.
Men can exercise similar
hair care routines as
women to keep their hair
looking its best.
And a lot of men are.
“I do a lot of men’s hair,”
Holly says, adding 50 per
cent of her clientele are
men.
When this year’s spring
collection came out, Holly
was surprised to learn purple and grey hair colours
dominated it.
That women are voluntarily choosing to go grey
is very empowering and
Holly is not surprised her
younger clientele are asking for her to colour their
hair grey.
“Its refreshing and new
and very exciting,” she
says.
“Gone are the days
when we were trying to
look like we are 23 until we
are 75.”
— Holly Bell attends to a female client. Iryn Tushabe/UnCut
— Holly Bell used to be a hair model. Iryn Tushabe/UnCut
— Holly Bell attends to a male client. Iryn Tushabe/UnCut
Moose Jaw Public Library
presents
Moose Jaw in the Past Lane: Memories of World War II
Guest: Richard Dowson, Genealogist
Tuesday, April 21, 7:30pm
*********
Library Book Club Meeting
Featuring the book Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
Thursday, April 23, 2:30pm
Admission is Free
Everyone is Welcome
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[THIS AND THAT]
Reduce aches
and pains with simple stretches
tive activities. Stretching
relaxes muscles, relieves
stress and helps us to recover from strenuous activity.
Here are five easy
stretches to do from the
comfort of your home to
help relieve aches and pains.
Seated Figure Four- Sitting tall in a chair place
CRYSTAL ZAKALUZNY
DOUBLE SHIFT CONDITIONING
We often don’t take time to
stretch. Stretching can reduce
the common aches and
pains that come with
being seated for long periods of time or doing repeti-
your right ankle on your
left knee. Hinge your
upper body forward as you
use your right hand to
press down on your right
knee. Hold for thirty seconds to one minute. Repeat on the other side.
Seated Twist- Sitting tall
in a chair twist your body to
the left as far as possible
looking behind you. You
can grab the arm rest or
side of the chair to increase
the twist in your torso.
Hold for thirty seconds to
one minute and then twist
to the other side and hold.
Seated Hamstring- Sitting tall in a chair prop one
foot up on a stool or chair
in front of you. Keeping
back flat hinge forward
from the hips feeling the
hamstring stretch (back of
your upper thigh). Hold
for thirty seconds to one
minute and then repeat on
the other side.
Neck stretch- Seated tall
in a chair place right arm
behind your back. Gently
drop your left ear towards
your left shoulder and hold
for thirty seconds. Repeat
on the other side.
Seated hip flexor- Sit
tall in your chair and bring
left knee up towards your
chest. Clasp both hands
around the left knee and
gently pull towards your
chest and hold for thirty
seconds to one minute.
Repeat on the other side.
Complete these
stretches three to five
times a week and you will
notice a huge improvement in your overall wellness. As you increase your
flexibility you can hold the
stretch longer, up to two
minutes. These simple
stretches can lead to a
happy and healthier you!
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[THIS AND THAT]
Stress
Live well
between your
ears
for weeks
and
months on
end, sugar
gets
dumped
from our
liver into
our blood,
our heart
DOUG SPENCER,
works
PhD
harder,
blood
ou’ve given up trying to pressure increases, vessels
budget, balance your constrict to reduce the
check book, or pay on time. flow of oxygen and nutriBill collectors call, your kids ents to non-essential areas
need shoes, and there’s no of the body, and our digeslight at the end of your fi- tive process slows down. Perhaps most impornancial tunnel. It’s not a
pleasant way to live, but it’s tantly, when this stress retrue for more people every action is prolonged, our
year because costs rise and immune system is weakincome stays the same or ened; our ability to fight
declines. We refer to these disease is compromised,
people as the poor or the and we’re at greater risk
have-nots and economists for diabetes, heart disease,
say their numbers are grow- intestinal problems, colds
ing.
The
[QUOTED]
same fate
can befall The life of inner peace, being
high net
worth peo- harmonious and without stress,
ple. Business is
is the easiest type of existence.
more competitive,
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margins
and flu, and who knows
are slimmer, and when
what else.
times were good, owners
Typically we feel
and managers often crestressed when we’re threatated a life-style they can’t
ened. The threat triggers
sustain. It happens to
those on fixed income too. our fight or flight response
which is what we do to
It’s called fixed for a reatackle the problem or esson. It doesn’t go up—at
cape from it. The response
least not as much as the
is genetically wired. It
costs. All these groups exserved a survival function
perience stress on a daily
for our centuries-old anbasis—almost every day.
Stress comes from other cestors when they were
confronted with danger
things too: fear of failure,
and had to react quickly to
fear of evaluation, anxiety
save themselves.
over poor family relationToday, the fight or flight
ships, fear of a bully, and
response is not due to a
non-specific worries you
lion in our path. Instead
can’t quite put your finger
the stress response is due
on, something Freud
called free floating anxiety. to lifestyle events often
lasting for months rather
Dr. Hans Selye, a fathan a few minutes. Balmous Canadian endocriancing kids, work, school,
nologist, discovered
chores, money, and increddecades ago that we can
adapt to short term stress, ibly crammed schedules
has driven stress to allbut when it continues for
time highs. long periods, our ability to
The threat isn’t over in a
adapt breaks down and we
suffer. When the chemicals few seconds or minutes. It
our body produces to han- lasts for days. Today you
can’t run from or kill your
dle short term stress are
bills, schedules and everypumped into our system
Y
thing else. For many, they
are permanent parts of life
and cortisol levels remain
at chronic high levels.
Sustained high levels of
cortisol severely compromise our immune system;
it weakens it. Cortisol, produced during heightened
fear and anxiety, blocks the
production of T-cells (an
important part of our immune response) and it
makes us highly susceptible to disease and infection. As a result, we’re less
healthy and we get sick.
The longer this goes on,
the more complicated our
sickness becomes because
the weakened immunity
creates a domino effect.
Do poor people, people
suffering economic hardship, and people in trying
work or personal situations get sick more often?
Do they have more health
issues? Yes, they
do. To the extent that they
feel the constant pressure
of a stressful life
they account
for a very high
percentage of
people who
visit their Doctor. According to a recent
report by First Command
Financial Services, thirtyfive percent of middle class
Americans said they or
someone in their household has experienced a
physical symptom of stress
related to the economy.
What can we do about
it? How can we reduce
chronically high levels of
cortisol? The research says
we need to get daily exercise, reduce sugar and
starch intake, and eat more
colorful fruit and vegetables. Relief also comes
when we opt for a simpler
life, live within our means,
eliminate expenses, get rid
of stuff we don’t need, and
meditate or quiet our mind
for 15 or 20 minutes each
day. Strive to reduce your
stress and live well between
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— Cosmo Senior Citizens’
Centre activities at 235
Third Ave. N.E.: bridge and
shuffleboard, 1 p.m.; billiards, 6 p.m.; hand and
foot canasta, 7 p.m. New
members welcome.
— Moose Jaw Rotary Club
meets at noon at the Heritage Inn. (No meetings on
holidays.) Membership information available by calling Don Forer at 693-9952.
— Moose Jaw Wakamow Rotary Club meets the first
and fourth Mondays of the
month at 6 p.m. at Heritage Inn. (No meetings on
holidays). Information
available by calling 6935730.
— Moose Jaw White Cane
Club bowling league
meets at 6:30 p.m. at the
South Hill Bowling Lanes.
New members welcome.
Call Margaret at 692-7552
or Fred at 691-0507 for
more information.
— Bridge at 1 p.m., pool at 7
p.m. at the Legion.
— Shuffleboard played at
6:30 p.m. at the Anavets
Club on High Street West.
— Rookie-master bridge
played at 7 p.m. at the
Comfort Inn. For partnerships call Dave Morrell at
693-1427.
— Moose Jaw and District Seniors scheduled activities at
510 Main St. N.: cardiac
group at 8 a.m.; billiards at 9
a.m.; walking track open at
10 a.m.; fitness, Cribbage
the Board Game, carpet
bowling and painting class
at 1 p.m.; canasta and billiards at 7 p.m.; exercise program at 7 p.m. New
members welcome. Information at 694-4223.
— Cribbage played at 7 p.m.
at the Eagles Club on
South Hill. Registration is
$2 per person and takes
place from 6 to 7 p.m. on a
first-come-first-served
basis. You can sign in three
times as a guest before applying to become a member. New players
welcome.
APRIL
21 TUESDAY
— Moose Jaw and District
Seniors scheduled activities at 510 Main St. N.: billiards and walking at 9
a.m.; line dancing at 10
a.m.; paper tole, whist,
floor shuffleboard and
painting at 1 p.m.
— Cribbage at the Legion
Hall at 1:30 p.m., please
register ahead of time by
calling the lounge.
— Moose Jaw Kiwanis Club
meets the first and third
Tuesdays of the month at
noon at Bonanza Restaurant.
New members welcome.
APRIL
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— Moose Jaw and District
Seniors scheduled activities at 510 Main St. N.: cardiaction group at 8 a.m.;
billiards at 9 a.m.; bingo
(first and third Wednesday
of the month), walking at
10 a.m.; ceramics, fitness
class, carpet bowling and
cribbage at 1 p.m. Table
tennis at 1:30 p.m.
— Cosmo Senior Citizens’
Centre activities at 235
Third Ave. N.E. include:
bridge and shuffleboard, 1
p.m.; billiards, 6 p.m.
— Four Seasons Whist Club for
all interested seniors meets
at 1 p.m. at the Church of
Our Lady community centre.
New members welcome.
— Moose Jaw Lions Club
meets at 6:30 p.m. the first
and third Wednesdays of
the month at the Royal
Canadian Legion. New
members welcome. Information at 693-9529.
— Elks League darts at the
Legion, 7:30 p.m.
— Armchair Travel, 1:30 p.m. at
Minto United Church. Watch
videos and slides of vacations or take short local trips.
— Big Country Toastmasters
regular meeting at SIAST 7
p.m.
— Friendship Bridge Club
meets at 7 p.m. at the
Cosmo Centre.
— Cosmo Senior Citizens’
Centre activities at 235
Third Ave. N.E. include:
jam session with dancing,
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.;
yoga, 7 p.m. New members welcome.
— Pattern dancing and oldtime dancing, 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. at the Cosmo Senior
Citizens’ Centre. Refreshments to follow. Call Bert
at 692-7278 or Pat at 6927745 for more info.
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— RIGHT - Evelyn Schmidt
advances in the game
after playing a bingo,
which is when you use
all your tiles for a word.
Mickey Djuric/UnCut
— BELOW - The Scrabble
dictionary added 5,000
new words this past
year.
Mickey Djuric/UnCut Joyce Gurnsey has been a member of the Scrabble club for over 20 years. Mickey Djuric/UnCut By Mickey Djuric
Joyce Gurnsey can be
down by 100 points with
one minute left in the
game, yet she’ll manage to
score a bingo and win it
all. In Scrabble a bingo is
when a person plays all
seven letters. For most
players it’s a rare feat to
conquer but for Joyce it
comes easy. The Moose Jaw Scrabble Club was started in
1982 by Dorothy Evans, a
well-known go-getter.
“She got everybody involved. We used to have
tournaments and people
from the prairie provinces
would attend,” said
Gurnsey who has been a
club member for over 20
years. The first Moose Jaw
Scrabble tournament was
in 1986, but with members
dwindling over the years,
the last tournament was in
2011. It was the 25th annual tournament. With the
rise of technology, members were preferring to
play Scrabble on a computer than against a real
person. “Attendance had lowered because our members
are getting old and people
are now playing online.”
That’s how Sherry
Miller started playing before she joined the club.
Recently she moved to
Moose Jaw from Min-
neapolis., Minn. because
she married a local.
Before they got married
they would play online but
now the two play three
games together a day. Her
husband Bob has been
part of the club for a year,
and she joined because it’s
a nice activity to do with
her husband and a way to
meet friends. “It also keeps your mind
active,” said Miller. The Scrabble Club
meets every Friday at 1
p.m. at the Cosmo Senior
Citizen’s Centre. But don’t
let the location fool you.
Anyone over the age of 16
can join for free. Evelyn Schmidt has
been a part of the club
since the beginning and is
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an expert player. She has
seen all of Canada by attending Scrabble tournaments, winning several
along the way. Schmidt
was even named the National Senior Champion
one year. “I once studied all the
bingos before I went to a
tournament in Calgary,”
said Schmidt. “Not that I
could remember them but
because if somebody else
played them I would be
able to recognize them.”
For Schmidt, the hardest part about Scrabble is
learning the new words.
This past year 5,000 new
words were added to the
official Scrabble dictionary. “Selfie” and “twerk”
she understands but
words like “mbaqangas”
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are harder to memorize. Although Schmidt is an
expert player, she says no
one should be intimidated
to join the club. They’re always looking for
members. The Scrabble Club
meets every Friday at 1
p.m. at the Cosmo Senior
Citizen’s Centre. But don’t
let the location fool you.
Anyone over the age of 16
can join for free. Evelyn Schmidt has
been a part of the club
since the beginning and is
an expert player. She has
seen all of Canada by attending Scrabble tournaments, winning several
along the way. Schmidt
was even named the National Senior Champion
one year. “I once studied all the
bingos before I went to a
tournament in Calgary,”
said Schmidt. “Not that I
could remember them but
because if somebody else
played them I would be
able to recognize them.”
For Schmidt, the hardest part about Scrabble is
learning the new words.
This past year 5,000 new
words were added to the
official Scrabble dictionary. “Selfie” and “twerk”
she understands but
words like “mbaqangas”
are harder to memorize. Although Schmidt is an
expert player, she says no
one should be intimidated
to join the club. They’re always looking for
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The Rural Municipality of Huron No. 223 is accepting
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many flowers, gifts, cards,
and your attendance.
Thank you again,
Joan Ellingson
WALLACE
A sincere thank you to
Ken's family, my family,
and all my friends who
have supported me with
visits, phone calls, food,
and cards at this trying
time. Your kindness is
overwhelming and much
appreciated. Thank you
also to the 1st floor
nursing staff at the
hospital, and all the staff at
Pioneer Lodge while I was
staying there, for their
care.
Betty Wallace
APRIL 15, 2015
A11
EHMAN
In loving memory of
Peter Guillaume
In loving memory
of a dear wife,
mother and
grandmother
HELEN
who passed away
April 12, 2014
Mar. 19, 1938 - Apr.7, 1995
Nothing can take away
The love our hearts hold
dear
Fond memories linger
every day
Remembrance keeps you
near.
Harold, Les, Donna,
Diana and families
In loving memory of
ADAM ANAKAER
April 12, 2013
You've earned your place
in Heaven Dad
After all that you've been
through
We wish we could have
helped you more
But there was nothing we
could do
Peacefully sleeping now
out of pain
We would not wake you up
to suffer again.
Loving You, Missing You
Forever in our hearts.
Missed and remembered
by wife Anne, daughters
Darlene, Sharlene, son
Mark and families
Remembering him with a
smile today
And smiling through our tears
Reflect on the many
memories
Of all those happy years.
Recall to mind the way he
spoke
And all the things he said
The good advice he'd give us
His eyes that shone with
laughter
So much of him that never
dies
But lives on ever after.
He was a man of honesty,
integrity and prIde
Important, then, the way he
lived
Not the way he died.
God has you in his arms
We have you in our hearts.
PARKER
In memory of
Storey
who passed away
April 6, 1984
ELLINGSON
GUY
April 12, 2004
I miss the times we spent
together,
They are locked inside
my heart,
For as long as I have
those memories
We will never be apart.
Love you,
Hazel Parker - Lafleche,
Faye & Earle Johnson Watrous,
Sandy & Ben Filson Woodrow
We hold you close within
our hearts,
And there you will
remain,
To walk with you
throughout our lives,
Until we meet again.
Lovingly remembered
and missed,
Your Loving Family
In loving memory of
Loretta Jean Stuehler
TREMKA
June 1, 1962 - April 9, 2006
Forever loved and
remembered by
Mom, Terry,
Quincy (Amber), Levi,
Ella-Jean, Shantana,
Judy, John, Linda,
Lorraine & Families
& the Flowers Family
A12
Mom passed away peacefully at
home on April 1, 2015.
Goodbye to our mom, sister,
auntie,
grandma,
greatgrandma, and friend. She is
predeceased by her husband of
65 years Harry, two infant sons
David and Carey; as well as her
parents, siblings, grandson
Tavis Spratt; and son-in-law
Michael Coyne. She is survived
by her brother George (Lois)
Holdal and her ten children:
Evelyn (Bob) Whitby, David
(Bunny) Spratt, Phillip Spratt,
Nadine Coyne, Wynne (Dale)
Bjorgan, Gay Spratt, Dwayne
(Val) Spratt, Teresa (Adam) Fellinger, Hayley (Brent)
Wilderman, Gary Spratt; as well as 26 grandchildren, 13
great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews. The
family would like to thank Dr. Volker Rininsland and
Moose Jaw Palliative Care for their support and care. The
Celebration of Life will be held at W.J. Jones & Son
Chapel on Wednesday April 8, 2015 at 10:00 am. Della
Ferguson will officiate. The family requests that those
attending refrain from using scented products. A private
family Memorialization will take place at Rosedale
Cemetery. For those so wishing, memorial donations to
the Canadian Cancer Society, 1910 McIntyre St., Regina,
S4P 2R3, would be appreciated. In living memory of
Doris, a memorial planting will be made by W.J. Jones &
Son Funeral Home. Please sign the memorial register at
website: www.wjjonesandson.com (Obituaries).
David Moore/Dayna Smith Short
Funeral Directors
Love Margaret,
Nancy & Wayne,
Pam & Terry, Sheldon,
Trevor & Melissa and
grandchildren
In loving
memory of
God looked around his
garden
and found an empty
space
Then He looked down
upon this earth
and saw your tired face
He put His arms around
you
and lifted you to rest
God's garden must be
beautiful
He only takes the best.
DORIS RUTH SPRATT
October 13, 1929 - April 1, 2015
DYER, Marion
On Friday March 27, 2015,
Marion Dyer of Edmonton
passed away at the age of 92
years. She will be lovingly
remembered by her children;
John (Tracy) and Allison,
grandchildren; Eric, Paige,
Jay, Chris, Sarah, Andrew
and Chris, great grandchild,
Anika, and many other family
and friends. She was predeceased by her husband James
and daughter Susan.
Cremation has taken place and a Memorial Service will be
announced at a later date.
To sign the book of condolences, please visit
www.evergreenmemorial.com
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In loving memory
of my son
GARY
1956 - 2013
He went away without
farewell
He said goodbye to none
But Heaven's gate was
open wide
And a loving voice said
"Come"
Beside his grave we often
stand
Our hearts are tired and
sore
But through the gloom
There comes the words
"Not dead, just gone
before."
APRIL 15, 2015
Love "Mom" Sharon
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H. ELIZABETH D. HALVORSEN
14/11/1942 - 30/03/2015
Elizabeth
was
born
in
Williamsburg, ON, the third
youngest of 14 children born to
Wilfred & Lillian Hayes. In 1969
she came to Moose Jaw, SK
where her husband Jim was
posted with the Canadian Armed
Forces. Elizabeth remained in the
home they purchased in 1970
until her passing. Elizabeth was
predeceased by her husband
Jim, her parents, 5 brothers, 2
sisters, daughter-in-law Terri,
and grandson Adam. She leaves
to mourn her passing 2 brothers & 4 sisters, particularly
her sister Kate; sons Richard (Teresa) Halvorsen, Todd
Halvorsen, Aaron Halvorsen; daughters Tracey (Rod)
Duncan, Colleen Halvorsen, Dana Halvorsen; 11
grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; and numerous
extended family members and friends. Elizabeth was
employed with Employment & Immigration Canada for 25
years. In 1997, she joined the team at the Moose Jaw Fire
Department, where she worked in the alarm room for 5
years until her retirement. Elizabeth was a member of
many Boards including the Saskatchewan Chamber of
Commerce, Thunder Creek Rehabilitation Association,
Wakamow Valley Authority, South Central Employment
Board, and the Local Agricultural Board. She volunteered
many hours with Minto Family Life Single Mothers Group,
Canadian Cancer Society, Saskatchewan Lung Association,
and Hunger in Moose Jaw. Elizabeth had a work ethic of
the highest order and often pushed the envelope to the
limit. Her integrity allowed her to have solid relationships
with all that knew her. She took great pride in her home
renovation projects and loved nothing more than puttering
about in her yard and garden. A Funeral Service will be
held at Parkview Funeral Chapel, on April 7, 2015 at
1:00 p.m. with Father Rick Krofchek presiding. In lieu
of flowers, donations may be made to the Children's Wish
Foundation, 3602 Millar Ave, Saskatoon, SK, S7P 0B1, or
a charity of your choice.
Blair & Kelly Scott, Funeral Directors.
474 Hochelaga St. West, (306) 694-5500
Please see our online book
of condolences at
www.parkviewfuneralchapel.ca
HERBERT PRIESTLEY
September 30, 1929 ~ March 29, 2015
Herbert Read Priestley was born
in Michellton, SK on September
30, 1929 to John Henry Priestley
and Charlotte Elizabeth Jane
Priestley (Jack and Jenny). Herb
spent years farming south of
Moose Jaw.
After moving to
Moose Jaw in the 1950's, Herb
met Grace Curtis Lawson and they
married in 1961. Herb always
worked in the public eye; many
years in the retail grocery
business and then at the golf
course with his friend Lloyd Davie, during which time he
made many friends and acquaintances of all ages. Herb
and Grace spent countless wonderful vacations in
Waskesiu with their 3 grandsons Adam, Dylan and
Jackson. He was predeceased by his wife Grace in 2014
after 53 years of marriage. Herb will be greatly missed by
his son Joseph Hal, daughter Arlene and son-in-law John
Klein, his grandsons Adam, Dylan and Jackson, who have
lost so much in a short period of time, also countless
nieces and nephews and many wonderful neighbours over
many years. A special thank you goes to the hard-working
staff at Pioneers Lodge who cared for Dad in his hour of
need. Well Dad, this is it. Arlene and I know you're out
there riding your horse Molly and playing your guitar. An
interment will take place at a later date.
Blair & Kelly Scott Funeral Directors
474 Hochelaga St. West, (306) 694-5500
Please see our online
book of condolences at
www.parkviewfuneralchapel.ca
LINDQUIST
Roberta "Bobbi" Jean Wiebe (nee Franks)
It is with sadness we announce that
Audrey Lindquist passed away on
February 17, 2015 at the Moose
Jaw Union Hospital. A Memorial
Service will be held at Parkview
Funeral Chapel on Friday, April
10, 2015 at 2:00 pm. with
Reverend
Bob
Langdon
officiating. Interment will follow at
Sunset Cemetery.
Blair & Kelly Scott, Funeral Directors.
474 Hochelaga St. West,
(306) 694-5500
Please see our online book
of condolences at
www.parkviewfuneralchapel.ca
MICHAEL CHARLES DOLAN
December 8, 1963 - April 5, 2015
It is with heavy hearts, we
announce Michael's sudden
passing. He was born to Robert
and Theresa Dolan of Ottawa,
ON. He attended school in Moose
Jaw. He is predeceased by his
father Robert and sister-in-law
Isabel. Left to mourn his loss is
his mother Theresa; wife Diane;
daughters Alicia, Sarah, Melissa;
siblings Jim, Liz, Steven, Jeff,
Susan, Margaret, Pattie; nieces,
nephews and extended family. A
Memorial Service will be held in Calgary April 14, 2015. In
lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Heart and
Stroke Foundation.
POLUPSKI
The family of Brock David
Peter Polupski are sad to
announce his passing on
Sunday, April 5th, 2015.
Brock was born on June
17th, 1987 in Moose Jaw,
SK. Brock graduated from
Peacock Collegiate. He then
worked as a courier for the
Postal
Service
after
graduation,
eventually
changing his vocation to
become
an
Apprentice
Steamfitter/Pipefitter. Brock
is survived by his mother,
Lisa Walters; brother, Ryan
Polupski (Lisa Crampton);
grandmother, Verna Walters; father, Larry (Jana)
Polupski; brothers: Tyler, Cody and Evan; as well as
numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Brock
enjoyed playing the guitar and loved watching the Chicago
Blackhawks. A Memorial Service will be held on
Saturday, April 11th, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. in Moose Jaw
Funeral Home with Pastor Marvin Seaborg officiating.
As an expression of sympathy, donations in Brock's name
may be made to a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements are entrusted to
Moose Jaw Funeral Home,
268 Mulberry Lane.
Gary McDowell, Funeral Director
306-693-4550
www.moosejawfuneralhome.com
register
and
full
www.wjjonesandson.com.
Roberta was born July 3,
1933 and passed on April 1,
2015 after a long courageous
battle
with
Multiple
Sclerosis. In lieu of flowers
the family has requested that
donations be made to the
Multiple Sclerosis Society of
Canada at 150 Albert Street
Regina, Saskatchewan S4R
2N2. Services will be held at
W.J. Jones & Son Funeral
Home on Monday April 6,
beginning at 2:00 pm. In
living memory of Roberta, a
memorial planting will be
made by W. J. Jones & Son
Funeral Home. Memorial
obituary
at
website:
Stephanie Lowe Funeral Director
RODGERS
It is with profound sadness that
the family of Garth Rodgers
announces his sudden passing
on Saturday, April 4th, 2015. He
was predeceased by his father,
Ronald; his paternal grandparents, Russell and Minnie; his
maternal grandparents, Clifford
and Mabel; and his uncles, Gary
and Gordon.
Garth will be
lovingly remembered by his wife,
Suzette;
daughters,
Megan
(Matt) and Melissa (Curtis);
mother,
Margaret
Taylor;
brother, Daryl Taylor; sister, Diane Magel (Jackson); as
well as numerous other family members. A Memorial
Service will be held on Friday, April 10th, 2015 at
11:00 a.m. in the Hillcrest Apostolic Church, 1550
Main St N, Moose Jaw, SK. Pastor Marvin Seaborg will
officiate and interment will take place at Rosedale
Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations in Garth's name
may be made to the Moose Jaw Firefighters Charity Fund,
1205 Main St N, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 6M3.
ALEXANDER/RADWANSKI
(née Boszak)
Stephanie Alexander passed away peacefully, with family
by her side, at Extendicare Moose Jaw on Monday, April
6th, 2015 at the age of 97 years. She was predeceased by
her first husband, Julius Radwanski; second husband,
Alexander Alexander; mother and father, Maria and Cornel
Boszak; step-father, Peter Macura; brothers: William, Carl
and Victor Boszak; sisters-in-law, Olga Boszak and Gisella
Hicke; brothers-in-law, George Bararuk and John Hicke;
son-in-law, Fred Stushnoff; nephew, Albert Hicke; and
great-niece, Glenda Hall. Stephanie is survived by her
daughters: Leona (Iner) Scherbatiuk of Wadena, and
Gloria Stushnoff of Melfort; sons, Edward Radwanski of
Gambia, West Africa and Michael (Darlene) Radwanski of
Winnipeg; sister, Lil Bararuk; sisters-in-law, Mary Boszak
and Myrtle Lojek; as well as 10 grandchildren, 12 greatgrandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Stephanie
moved to Spring Valley, SK from the Ukraine in 1929 with
her mother and brothers Bill and Carl, where they joined
their father Cornel. She always seemed happiest when
surrounded by people and feeding them. Her cabbage
rolls, perogies and pies were legendary and were often
purchased by friends and neighbors. She worked hard all
her life - taking care of family and friends and providing
room and board for many of the working men in Moose
Jaw. She always took pride in her housekeeping and her
gardening, often getting the kids to help out. Stephanie
was a member of St. Vladimir's Ukrainian Orthodox
Church in Moose Jaw, a member of St. Olha's Womens
Association and served as president of St. Olha's WA for
many years. The family would like to thank the staff of
Extendicare Moose Jaw for the kind care of Stephanie over
the last five years.
Vichnaya Pamyat
May your memory be eternal
The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, April
14th, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. in Moose Jaw Funeral Home.
Father Michael Maranchuk will officiate and interment will
take place at Rosedale Cemetery. A Prayer Service will
be held on Monday, April 13th, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. in
Moose Jaw Funeral Home.
Flowers are gratefully
declined. As an expression of sympathy, donations in
Stephanie's name may be made to the Alzheimer
Association of Saskatchewan Inc., 301 - 2550-12th Ave,
Regina, SK S4P 3X1.
Arrangements are entrusted to
Moose Jaw Funeral Home,
268 Mulberry Lane.
Todd Sjoberg, Funeral Director
(306-693-4550 or 877-693-4550)
www.moosejawfuneralhome.com
Arrangements are entrusted to
Moose Jaw Funeral Home,
268 Mulberry Lane.
Todd Sjoberg, Funeral Director
(306-693-4550 or 877-693-4550)
www.moosejawfuneralhome.com
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Oshuk Sentenced To Be Hanged on April 26
Prisoner Appears to be Unperturbed by Judgment of Court
“The sentence of the Court
is that you be taken back
to the place from whence
you came, Regina jail, and
there incarcerated until
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friends in the rear of the
room.
Nothing To Say
Addressing the accused,
who was found guilty by a
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accused had intimated
that he had nothing to say,
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up.
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have been charged with
the crime of murder, the
most serious crime in the
calendar, and after what I
consider has been a very
fair trial in which you were
very ably defended, and in
which everything possible
was said to your favor, a
jury of twelve of your fellow citizens have found
you guilty.
“In such a case there is
only one thing I can do,
and only one sentence is
possible under the last,
[QUOTED]
Crowd Gathers To Witness Final Scene
of Dramatic Trial of Alex Oshuk For The
Murder of Dr. William Brown On October Third Last
— Moose Jaw Evening Times, Jan. 19, 1928
and that is a sentence of
death.”
His lordship went on to
inform the accused that
the sentence could only be
altered by the GovernorGeneral to Council, and
that the door was wide
open for him or his counsel to make such an appeal
which no doubt would receive every consideration.
“I don’t think it would
be fair to you if I said anything to give you false
hopes of a change in the
sentence,” went on the
Chief Justice, “and my advice to you is that you take
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full advantage of the few
weeks remaining to make
your peace with God and
with your followmen, and
prepare to give up your
life.”
Court Crowded
From the hour of 8:30 o’clock members of the general public commenced to
gather in the Court House
in order to obtain admis-
sion to the room in which
the last scenes of this dramatic trial were enacted.
Every inch of space was
occupied by individuals of
both sexes, for there were
many of the fair sex present; the seats were all
filled, the passageways in
the room were thronged,
and the corridors were
filled to overflowing, while
several men had taken up
positions on the window
ledges in the main corridor
from which vantage they
could see the accused in
the dock, over the heads of
those who filled the doorway.
A few minutes before
ten o’clock Oshuk was escorted into the prisoners
deck where he took his
seat gazing interestedly
around the crowded
Court. He was as on Tuesday at his trial, clean
shaven, with his hair
neatly brushed back from
his forehead. On this occasion he wore a light colored overcoat. Oshuk
appeared to have passed a
sleepless night as his eyes
looked tired, but otherwise
he was the same calm individual who sat through the
trial without showing any
visible signs of emotion or
distress.
As the hour of ten o’clock approached and
W.M. Rese, K.C., Crowns
Attorney, who conducted
the case for the prosecution together with Walter
Mills, K.C. who legally represented the accused, took
their places, hush spread
over the Court.
Continued on Page 16
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Justice Brown took his
seat on the Bench and an
intense silence spread over
the densely-packed throng.
Without any delay His
Lordship delivered the sentence in calm and level
tones, every word being
clearly heard throughout
the room. At the conclusion of the proceedings the
doomed man was at once
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