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Community Events Information Community Minded Strength Nov 4 Dundurn Fire Dept Open House Dundurn Fire Hall 2:30 pm (see poster pg 10) Nov 4 11th Annual Ducks Unlimited Banquet & Auctions Dundurn

1 Community Events Information Community Minded Strength Nov 4 Dundurn Fire Dept Open House Dundurn Fire Hall 2:30 pm (see poster pg 10) Nov 4 11th Annual Ducks Unlimited Banquet & Auctions Dundurn Community Hall Doors open 6pm - Dinner 7pm (see poster pg 19) Nov 5 Open House Indoor Race Track Dundurn Arena 1:00 pm Nov 11 Remembrance Day Service 17 Wing - Det Dundurn 10:30 am Parade Begins Gym BLDG 39 or Parade Square (Weather Permitting) Please bring ID for Gate Nov 13 Town Council Meeting Dundurn Town Office 6 pm Nov 14 RM Council Meeting RM Office 8 am Nov 15 Wellness Clinic Lions Rm - Community Hall 8:30 am - 10 am Nov 16 Home Route Concert #12 Glacier Ridge Estates 7:30 - Doors open 6:45pm Featuring Suzie Vinnick Nov 25 Wood Sign Paint Night Skate Park Fundraiser Dundurn Community Hall 7 pm (see poster pg 24) Nov 29 Bingo Dundurn Community Hall 7 pm Indoor Race Track new addition to Dundurn Arena A team of radio-controlled vehicle hobbyists in the Saskatoon area have built a race track and are preparing to build a driver s stand in the vacant curling rink of the Dundurn Arena. The Saskatoon Off-Road Control Club applied for occupancy last month when they could not find available space in the city. The branch of the Club known as The Dundurn Indoor Race Track is open to all age groups. Members of the Saskatoon Club have been working weekends hauling dirt, designing the track, and developing the jumps in a The RM of Dundurn No. 314 invites Tenders for the contract position of Transfer Station Attendant May 1 - October 31 Saturday & Sunday 9am- 5pm November 1 - April 30 Saturday 9am - 4pm by Glenda Pryor 2700 ft 2 area. Currently they are in the final stages of getting the track ready for the open house on Sunday, Nov 5th. Club members will be available to talk about the club & race programs, there will be race cars to test out, and later a Steak night at Big Mur s. Duties to include manning the station, maintaining records, collection of fees, interacting with ratepayers and providing direction on collection areas and property management. It is between 580 hrs for the 2018 calendar year. The job will start January 1, 2018 Please submit your sealed tender to the RM of Dundurn No. 314 by December 8, 2017 To the attention of: RM of Dundurn No. 314, Box 159, Dundurn SK, S0K 1K0 1

LIBRARIAN S CORNER - BOOK REVIEW When the magic tree house takes Jack and Annie back to World

It is June 1944 and the brother-and-sister team must go behind enemy lines and crack a code

But this is war, and Jack and Annie might just be in the wrong place at the wrong time.

They don t know, but they have to try! The Pope is dead.

over the globe will cast their votes in the world s most secretive election.

Over the next seventy-two hours one of them will become the most powerful spiritual figure on

2 LIBRARIAN S CORNER - BOOK REVIEW When the magic tree house takes Jack and Annie back to World War II, Europe is in trouble! It is June 1944 and the brother-and-sister team must go behind enemy lines and crack a code that could save a lot of lives. But this is war, and Jack and Annie might just be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Can they save everyone before the great battle of D-Day begins? They don t know, but they have to try! The Pope is dead. Behind the locked doors of the Sistine Chapel, one hundred and eighteen cardinals from all over the globe will cast their votes in the world s most secretive election. They are holy men. But they have ambition. And they are rivals. Over the next seventy-two hours one of them will become the most powerful spiritual figure on earth. dundurnnews@gmail.com Submission Deadline: 22nd of each month All ads to be prepaid contact: info@townofdundurn.ca In person at the Dundurn Town Office Ad Prices: Small Ad $5 Or $50 for 12 months Bus Card Ad $10 1/8 page $10 1/4 page $20 1/2 page $30 Full page $60 Note 2018 new ad prices will take effect January

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VICTORY ONCE AGAIN By Cameron Heo Featured Writer - Hanley Composite As the school bell rang, and the students rushed out of school, the Hanley Saber football team was only getting started as they

The stage was set for the perfect game. The game had started with the Sabers taking control. With each touchdown, the crowd roared and went wild.

4 VICTORY ONCE AGAIN By Cameron Heo Featured Writer - Hanley Composite As the school bell rang, and the students rushed out of school, the Hanley Saber football team was only getting started as they geared up and headed into battle against the Hudson Bay Riders. Vehicles began to pile around the soggy field and bystanders from both Hanley and Hudson Bay crowded around the area. The stage was set for the perfect game. The game had started with the Sabers taking control. With each touchdown, the crowd roared and went wild. People were shouting, kids were ecstatic, and vehicles were honking. The points slowly racked up, and before you knew it, the Hanley Sabers had a gargantuan lead over the Hudson Bay Riders. When asked about the most difficult thing to do during the game, Ryan Herman (a coach of the Hanley Saber football team), responded, Keeping focus and keeping your intensity level high, In the final quarter, the Hudson Bay Riders defiantly pushed back and began to gain some momentum, however, it was too late. The Riders did manage to get fourteen points, but it was no match to the seventy points the Hanley Sabers accumulated during the game. Both teams fought hard and did their best, though that was obvious. It was an absolute thrill to watch, and a fantastic game for the players. In the end, the Hanley Sabers beat the Hudson Bay Riders 70-14! Hanley Saber s Justin Kloetz (88) chases the ball along side Hudson Bay Rider s Tanner Lang (77) and Ty Litton (22). Dundurn Gets A New Fire Chief By Reaschelle Higginbotham On October 17 th, 2017 the Dundurn Fire Board appointed a new Fire Chief of the Dundurn Fire Department. The department and it s communities are pleased to announce Ryan Bradley as the newest Fire Chief of the Dundurn Fire Department. Chief Bradley has been a member of the Dundurn Fire Department since August of During this time he has served in the role of Captain. In his new role, Ryan is supported by Deputy Fire Chief Tom Willms, Captain and Lead First Responder Dwayne Nizinkevich, Captain Brian Harrison, Captain Colton Reschny, Office Manager Jena Dombrowsky, Public Relations Director Reaschelle Higginbotham and the extremely dedicated firefighters and first responder team. The department looks forward to Ryan s future leadership. 4

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Playing with Fire By Glenda Pryor The heat s the thing. Gas-fed flames rage at 2,300 degrees inside cylindrical ovens known as glory holes. These are used to heat glass for shaping and blowing.

Hiebert is a craftsman in glassblowing and heads the glassblowing class at The Hot Spot in the Resort Village of Shields.

The Ferguson s start with a safety lesson, to ensure they learn the safe process of glassblowing.

6 Playing with Fire By Glenda Pryor The heat s the thing. Gas-fed flames rage at 2,300 degrees inside cylindrical ovens known as glory holes. These are used to heat glass for shaping and blowing. Glass-blowers hover close to the heat wielding their blow pipes gracefully. The moves are slow and deliberate. This is Al Hiebert. Hiebert is a craftsman in glassblowing and heads the glassblowing class at The Hot Spot in the Resort Village of Shields. During the October 21st weekend two students, Louisa and Angus Ferguson travelled from Meacham, SK to learn from Hiebert. The Ferguson s start with a safety lesson, to ensure they learn the safe process of glassblowing. Radiant heat is dangerous and Hiebert wants them to be aware of any potential risks in the work area before they get down to business. This is a two day course, with day one spent learning how to make a solid object (paper weight); how to handle and turn a stainless steel pipe; how to dip in and out of the furnace; how to dip in colour; and how to use the bench to manipulate the object. Day two is the glass-blowing portion, they learn how to blow through a pipe to make a bubble, and they then continue to dip, shape and blow until they achieve the size and shape of what they are forming (vases, garden Student Angus Ferguson (left) shapes molten glass as Teacher Al Hiebert (right) helps turn the stainless steel pipe or Christmas balls). Both processes are basically the same with the exception with glass-blowing the walls of the object are thin and one has to be careful the object doesn t cool down too much or it will crack. For more information on classes visit Classes are available on the weekends. Call Joan or Al for more information Angus Ferguson dipping glass in the furnace Al Hiebert (L) shows Louisa and Angus Ferguson dipping-in colour technique 6

MLA BRONWYN EYRE Happy fall, everybody! Here s the latest Leg news: The Jim Pattison Children s Hospital in Saskatoon is 70 per cent complete.

Once completed, the Jim Pattison Children s Hospital will better meet the needs of our province s children by enhancing patient care and enabling the recruitment and retention of pediatric

Construction, which will improve safety at two of our fastestgrowing communities, is part of more than $100 million in highway construction and maintenance in the Saskatoon area this year.

7 MLA BRONWYN EYRE Happy fall, everybody! Here s the latest Leg news: The Jim Pattison Children s Hospital in Saskatoon is 70 per cent complete. The project remains on time and on budget, with a scheduled opening in late Once completed, the Jim Pattison Children s Hospital will better meet the needs of our province s children by enhancing patient care and enabling the recruitment and retention of pediatric specialists. New overpasses at Warman and Martensville are about 40 per cent complete. Construction, which will improve safety at two of our fastestgrowing communities, is part of more than $100 million in highway construction and maintenance in the Saskatoon area this year. This includes Highway 5 passing lanes, Highway 7 twinning, bridge work on Highway 11, and Highway 16 paving. Meanwhile, progress on the Regina Bypass continues, including the opening of two new overpasses (White City and Balgonie) and the continued twinning of Highway 39 between Estevan and Bienfait. Other significant highway upgrades this season include Highway 2 north of Prince Albert; Highway 4 south of Cadillac and north of Swift Current; Highway 12 near Hepburn; Highway 40 near Krydor; Highway 51 near Kelfield; Highway 312 west of Wakaw; and Highway 155 near Green Lake. During the past decade, the Government of Saskatchewan has invested approximately $1.5 billion to repair, renovate and build new schools. This fall, thousands of students and staff in some of Saskatchewan s fastest-growing communities are now attending brand-new schools. Eighteen new schools in Regina, Saskatoon, Warman and Martensville are part of our record investment in 40 new schools in places such as Humboldt, Langenburg, Lloydminster, Oxbow, Porcupine Plain, Prince Albert, Swift Current, Turnor Lake, Weyburn and White City. We have also invested in major repairs and renovations to schools in Balcarres, Duck Lake, Elrose, Gravelbourg, Hafford, Hudson Bay, Humboldt, La Ronge, Leader, Lloydminster, Lumsden, Maple Creek, Martensville, Prince Albert, Regina, Rosthern, Saskatoon, St. Brieux and Weyburn. Until next month! 7

Every November, a band of perfectly ordinary men take

for charity in a bid to raise awareness about men s

mental health issues such as depression.

2017 Movember will begin on Wednesday, November 1 and

8 Every November, a band of perfectly ordinary men take on the brave task of MOVEMBER: growing a moustache for charity in a bid to raise awareness about men s health - prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health issues such as depression. Like breast cancer awareness, it s a global movement Movember will begin on Wednesday, November 1 and ends on Thursday, November 30 Dundurn s new Development Sunshine Meadows 8

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Town looks to slash costs with reduced Transfer Station hours Starting November 15, 2017, the Dundurn Transfer Station will no longer be open on Wednesdays.

hours. Reducing the hours would see a cost savings between the RM and Town of $8,500 to $11,000 on labour, snow clearing and other maintenance costs.

10 Town looks to slash costs with reduced Transfer Station hours Starting November 15, 2017, the Dundurn Transfer Station will no longer be open on Wednesdays. Town Council made the decision with the support of the RM after a review of the towns usage stats and revenue revealed there were not enough users on a Wednesday to justify the expense of mid week hours. Reducing the hours would see a cost savings between the RM and Town of $8,500 to $11,000 on labour, snow clearing and other maintenance costs. In 2016 the Town had a loss of $13,000 at the transfer station. The largest users were for the free items such as compost, burning pit and metals, 77% of users were for these items. We would like to see a user pay system. Right now, any losses at the end of the year are covered by the whole tax base. For example, burning pit items are free but we still have expenses associated with dumping those items such as labour costs to have an attendant, maintenance of the pit and station roads etc. For the Town, the current fee structure needs to be reviewed, said Administration. A committee was struck earlier in the year between the Town and RM to review the new scale rates and explore possible tipping or entrance fees to help cover the costs of the transfer station. No decisions have been made, but a reduction in hours is a good start at controlling the expenses and maximizing usage, said Town Administration. Hockey Food is Back! Remember the days spending all your time at the local ice rink? When you were hungry you enjoyed the comfort food served at the concession. Well, it s been one month since opening the concession stand in the Dundurn Arena and Lori Washington is happy that she has been busy. Her winter will only get busier as tournaments start up. Lori s day begins at 3:30 to prepare the concession for opening at 4:00 pm till 9:00pm, seven days a week. During busy periods she brings in an extra worker to serve the customers while she cooks. Lori wants to provide the best service to her customers. 10

Every Batch From Scratch By Glenda Pryor The oven and stove are on, and Brandyn Larocque is in the kitchen making desserts and baking goods. Brandyn loves to bake!

She started by placing a simple post on Facebook s buy and sell pages and on auction sites offering her goods.

Brandyn receives orders from many places, the communities include the Town of Dundurn, the RM of Dundurn, Martensville, Davidson, Clavet, Allan, Warman, and Saskatoon.

Her husband Stewart helps out with delivering the baking to clients. Brandyn said he enjoys the job because he appreciates meeting and talking with people.

11 Every Batch From Scratch By Glenda Pryor The oven and stove are on, and Brandyn Larocque is in the kitchen making desserts and baking goods. Brandyn loves to bake! What started out as a just for fun side business, has turned into a huge success. She started by placing a simple post on Facebook s buy and sell pages and on auction sites offering her goods. Now she bakes in the evenings and on the weekends, after returning home from her full-time job in Saskatoon as a Lab X-Ray Technologist. Brandyn receives orders from many places, the communities include the Town of Dundurn, the RM of Dundurn, Martensville, Davidson, Clavet, Allan, Warman, and Saskatoon. All her baking is fresh and once she receives an order she will have it ready by the following day. Her husband Stewart helps out with delivering the baking to clients. Brandyn said he enjoys the job because he appreciates meeting and talking with people. She plans to increase her exposure at the upcoming Hanley Trade Show on November 19th. This will be her first trade show with her baking and she is looking forward to the opportunity to meet new people and gain a bigger clientele. With the upcoming festive season, she will bake just about anything and will be making assorted trays of Christmas goodies. You can reach her at or bdulle@sasktel.net. 11

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Char Seymour replenishing the steam line Mayor Per Vinding carving ham The Dundurn Fall Supper is a time honored tradition that is always

These community bonding events are a factor of prairie life steeped in tradition and fond memories.

Everything ranging from food donations, to food preparation, to set up, and inevitable cleanup is all done with the willing and helping hands of

Hats off to Noel Maranan, the hall caretaker, and his family for decorating the hall, Culture Club 2018/2019 for assisting in the event, all the

14 Char Seymour replenishing the steam line Mayor Per Vinding carving ham The Dundurn Fall Supper is a time honored tradition that is always anticipated in the community. The wisdom oozes from the kitchen as talented, experienced hands prepare the feast. These community bonding events are a factor of prairie life steeped in tradition and fond memories. The aim is to build community spirit for all to enjoy good food, hearty laughter and fellowship. Volunteers are the backbone of the events success. Everything ranging from food donations, to food preparation, to set up, and inevitable cleanup is all done with the willing and helping hands of volunteers. This year s Fall Supper saw 521 people walk through the door to enjoy a well prepared meal of Ham, Turkey and all the trimmings. Hats off to Noel Maranan, the hall caretaker, and his family for decorating the hall, Culture Club 2018/2019 for assisting in the event, all the cook and baking volunteers in the town and surrounding areas, the Lions Club, Tom Willms of the Dundurn Fire & First Responders, 650 CKOM, Town Council, the kitchen helpers, and Melva Richmond for spearheading another great fall supper. 14

15 Deputy Mayor Annette Hamilton, Deb Vinding, and Marion Foy preparing the dessert table Town Clerk Kaitlynne Roberts feeding the 50/50 drum Town Councilor Fred Wilson, Barry Ambler and Greg Hawes carving turkey Alannah Gioux won $20 in 650 CKOM s mad cash vessel. 15

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ground beef or 1 lb ground turkey 2 onions, diced 1 green pepper, diced 1

(like Rotel) 2 (8 ounce) cans tomato sauce 2 tablespoons cumin 2 tablespoons

(smoked if you can find it) 1 (14 ounce) can kidney beans, drained and rinsed

Cook ground meat with onions and peppers in dutch oven. 2.

18 Winter is on its way! As much as we hate to accept it, the weather s getting colder, and winter is definitely on its way. But not to fret! Here are some great winter comfort ideas to help you combat the dropping temperatures. Some Soul Food - Chili Con Carne Ingredients 1 lb ground venison or 1 lb ground beef or 1 lb ground turkey 2 onions, diced 1 green pepper, diced 1 tablespoon jalapeno, finely chopped 1 (14 ounce) can Mexican-style tomatoes (like Rotel) 2 (8 ounce) cans tomato sauce 2 tablespoons cumin 2 tablespoons chili powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 2 teaspoon cayenne pepper 1 2 teaspoon paprika (smoked if you can find it) 1 (14 ounce) can kidney beans, drained and rinsed 1 (14 ounce) can black beans, drained and rinsed Directions 1. Cook ground meat with onions and peppers in dutch oven. 2. Drain excess grease and add tomatoes, seasonings, and water, bring to a boil. 3. Add beans, cover and simmer 1-2 hours. 4. Serve with toppings. Toppings sour cream cheddar cheese green onion Check out your local knitting artisan! Support LOCAL! Montego Bay, Jamaica is calling your name 18

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21 DUNDURN FIRE & FIRST RESPONDERS Dundurn Fire Department Stats from period of: January October 2017 Medical 32 Fire 9 MVC 11 Other Community Events 9 Responses to alarms 11 Vehicle Fire 5 GDB Imaging Photography and Photographic Services & Sunshower Garden Spirits Outdoor Garden Sculpture Sales and Classes smalltownart@sasktel.net 21

1-866-404-4911 Please Note: If you have reported a control burn and it becomes out of control call 911 and please inform them that you have a reported controlled burn that has now become out of

22 Attention RM of Dundurn and Dundurn Residents If you are planning a Controlled Burn, there is a 24 hour Control Burn Reporting Line. Your report will be entered into the CAD reporting system at the Provincial Dispatch Center and will help reduce unnecessary responses. This line is monitored 365 days a year Please Note: If you have reported a control burn and it becomes out of control call 911 and please inform them that you have a reported controlled burn that has now become out of control. IMPORTANT! If you do not report a controlled burn and the Fire Department is dispatched, you will be invoiced for the response to your locations. We also ask that you provide this information locally, during regular business hours. MONDAY to FRIDAY 8 am - 4:30pm After Hours & Weekends please contact: Ryan Bradley Tom Willms Brian Harrison

CHANCE TO LEARN ONE OF THE OLDEST HUMAN INVENTIONS By Glenda Pryor Ken Wilkinson, a renowned production potter, has been working with clay for the past 43 years

Starting this November, Ken is opening his doors to share his expert knowledge about ceramics with students (beginning and advanced) who want to learn or refine

23 CHANCE TO LEARN ONE OF THE OLDEST HUMAN INVENTIONS By Glenda Pryor Ken Wilkinson, a renowned production potter, has been working with clay for the past 43 years - essentially making it his life s work. He has established a workshop at The Hot Spot in the Resort Village of Shields. Starting this November, Ken is opening his doors to share his expert knowledge about ceramics with students (beginning and advanced) who want to learn or refine their pottery skills. His class will have five spots available, Ken wants to keep the class small so that students will have more access for instruction. For more information contact Ken at

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26 PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICES SERVICES CONSULTING GDB Imaging Gary Boehm CLASSES Sunshine Garden Spirits Sales & Classes Deborah Boehm BEAUTY Sugaring Practitioner Cara Hildebrand gmail.com THE NEW SMOOTH SERVICES BRP Mobile HD Mechanic & Excavating Landscaping, Backfilling, Piles, Driveways, Topsoil, Irrigation, Trenching, Sod, & Snow Removal Let Us Help You With Your Ad DH Plumbing For all your plumbing, heating, & air conditioning needs Dale Sander Called the Rest, NOW call the Best Waylyn SIGNS All kinds of signs: Cedar, Plywood, Aluminum, Decals, Logos, Magnetic, Coroplast, Graphics Wintringham Roofing FREE ESTIMATES Little Loon Wireless Wireless High Speed Internet Serving the Dundurn Area, Resort Village of Thode and surrounding areas ATTENTION Business Card Ads: New rates effective January 1, All Ads to be PREPAID We accept cash, debit, or credit card PLACE AN AD Contact Payment for an AD Call The Town Office at ext 1. Blackstrap Heating Phil Sarich KMS Construction cell Bus James McFadyen SuperIntendent Dundurn & Area Tall Trenching Ltd Supply & Installation of water pipeline & natural gas supply lines Call Dave OVER 30 YRS EXPERIENCE REAL ESTATE Century 21 Dave Calyniuk Jr Wellman Lane Saskatoon SK S71 0J Cell Bus Fax The Newsletter Committee has decided they will suspend ing the link of the Dundurn Times Newsletter. Concerns were the size of the document being to large to download. ATTENTION An electronic version of The Newsletter will be available on the Town s Facebook page and on the Town s website, as well as print version being available at the Town Office and various locations. Thank you for your understanding WDL Consulting Services Walter D. Litke BRE, CSW, RSW Notary Public Employee Relations Family & Personal Counselling Home Cell Investors Group Kam Barteski B.Comm, Consultant Cell Bus Investors Group Financial Services Inc. DAY CARE Blooming Tree Daycare bloomingtreesdaycare@hotmail.com Legal, private, insured day home in Dundurn CSMFRC Central SK Military Family Resource Centre Inc ext 4266 Available to military & civilian families Monday- Friday 7 am to 6 pm Gov t subsidy maybe available Located at 17 Wing - Det Dundurn CLASSIFIED AD PLACEMENT AS SHOWN $5.00/MONTH OR $50 FOR A YEAR or OPT FOR A BUSINESS CARD AD? $10/MONTH OR $75 FOR A YEAR 26

27 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES CONSTRUCTION RESTAURANTS FINANCIAL Thall s Service Hanley SK thalls@saskatel.net Journeyman Automotive Service Technicians Dundurn Auto Service Al Butt 122 Dundurn Ave Office Mon to Fri 9am - 6pm Thurs 10am - 5pm Modern Motors Deen th A Street E Saskatoon SK Office For all your Automotive Needs BEAUTY GEL NAILS Danielle Williams Dundurn SK HAIR STYLIST & BARBER SHOP 3rd Ave in Dundurn Call Tanya! yr Journeyman Training from across Canada & in LA Free Consults / Cuts or Colors KUTS BY KAREN 201 Dundurn Ave Hairdresser / Barber Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 9am - 5pm Thurs 9am - 8pm TILE SETTER Justin Englot Hanley SK Call or Text englot71@hotmail.com REFRIGERATION Outlook Refrigeration Sales & Service Equipment, Air Cond & Heating, Ice Machines, etc Franklin St Outlook SK HOME BUSINESS Custom Cord Creations Emily Mills e.mills@live.ca Dog Collars, Lanyards, Survival Bracelets, & much more FB Page Custom Cord Creations INDEPENDENT CONSULTANTS SCENTSY - Scent with Love - Rhonda Patry systems fragrances = Endless Possibilities Tina Willms gingtinarmada@yahoo.com Minerals from the Dead Sea seacretdirect.com/tinawillms SCENTSY Carol Buckles buckles.carol07@gmail.com Wickless Candles & Elegant Warmers - Lifetime Warranty Big Mur s Tavern Lunch & Dinner Subway Mountainview Gas Station 7 am - 9 pm The Cove Cafe Resort Village of Shields Closed Monday s Tues to Sun 10 am - 8 pm Little Wok Vietnamese & Chinese Food Mon to Fri 11 am - 7 pm Closed Tuesday s Sat & Sun 4 pm - 7pm Under New Mgmt Dundurn Restaurant Canadian Cuisine by George Bkft, Lunch, Dinner Closed Monday s Tues to Sun 7am - 8:30 pm The Coffee & Snack Ranch 509 1st St Take Out Hanley SK Pizza, Baking Reg or Seasonal Tues-Fri 8am to 8 pm Saturday s 2pm to 8 pm Poor Gary s Pub 109 Lincoln St Hanley SK Eat In or Take Out Hrs of Operation 11 am to 12 am OPENING SOON Dundurn Pizza Time Take Out 110 Gov t Road Financial Advising Emily Mills Debt Mgmt, Retirement Planning, Insurance, RESP s Health Benefits, Lending RELIGION Dundurn United Church Sunday 11:15am 300 2nd Street Dundurn SK Blackstrap Covenant Church Sunday 10am Dundurn Community Hall Dundurn Gospel Church Sunday 11 am 108 3rd Ave Dundurn SK Catholic Services Sunday 5 pm St. George Chapel 17 Wing - Det Dundurn Pleasant Point Mennonite Sunday 11 am RM of Dundurn Protestant Church Women s Bible Study Wednesdays: 9:30 am St. George Chapel 17 Wing - Det Dundurn More information contact Mary Grard Marie Lindenschmidt ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS! OR NOTICES HERE 27

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In This Issue JOIN US! MAY 2016 Volume 1, Issue 2 MAY 2016 Volume 1, Issue 2 In This Issue 2 MEET THE STAFF 3 TEXAS DISTRICT The weather just can t make up its mind: HEAT, COLD, RAIN, and HAIL. The bikes are ready to start to rolling out, (or at least