Edge Oct-26-093

Your Candidates for Town Council Wednesday October 28 is Election Day and I would like to take this opportunity to encourage the residents of Eastend to take this opportunity to vote in the Council and School Division elections taking place that day. This is a critical time for our community, we need strong representation as we deal with preserving services while we endeavor to grow. I have said on many occasions that decisions are made by the people who show up so make sure that your voice is heard. See you at the polls! Mayor Scott Morvik The candidates for Town Council shared their thoughts with the Edge about why they feel it is important to them to serve on the Council during the next three years. JK Bryce Busse—(returning Councilor) My first three years was a learning experience. The three years to come will see the continuation of expansion here which is important Eastend. I have a personal commitment as part of the community and want to fulfill a public duty to keep improving our town. Deb Giverhaug—I feel all age groups should be involved in the Town Council as well as people new to the community, retirees and residents. Fresh blood brings fresh viewpoints. Eastend has so much to offer and we must keep busy to keep our school and businesses. Kendal McCuaig—(returning Councilor) I’ve served for some time on the Council and believe with the new development taking place that I must complete my commitment to the community. These are critical times for us all and I feel my experience will be valuable.

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Charles Michel—(returning Councilor) I love this town and the people. Attracting more people will expand the tax base and provide support for infrastructure. There is much in the Eastend community to appeal to families to come and stay here. We must emphasize our school, kids and growth potential.

In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month during October:

Stephanie Morris—Eastend is on the verge of being a prosperous community. We all want to see it flourish. I am young and want to enjoy opportunity here as well as see that same opportunity offered to other young families as an incentive to move here.

$1 from every retail purchase will be donated to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

Dennis Webster—(returning Councilor) Over the last three years we have worked hard to make headway and are beginning to see results. We are now fiscally able to grow without huge tax increases. The next three years are crucial for our community. New zoning bylaws are needed, especially for the new development area, to appeal to new residents. The new Council will have the responsibility of implementing these changes.

Please come in and see our great selection of hair products as well as blow dryers, flat irons and make up.

317 Red Coat Dr. 295-2616

Cameron Vansandt—I see community involvement as part of my responsibility as a citizen in Eastend. I was raised here and now have a young family. I want to do my part to encourage the town in the right direction.

Evelyn Sanke—could not be reached for comment by Press deadline.

Help us all to find the cure

Looking for a Gift for the Lady in Your Life? Eastend Memorial Hall Fowl Supper Sunday, Nov. 1st 4:30—7 pm Adults—$10 6 –12—$6 Under 5—Free Family—$30 Take-out meals—$11

How about the gift of a rested and youthful complexion? NU SKIN GALVANIC SPA brings the spa home to you • Smoothes the appearance of lines and wrinkles • Rejuvenates your complexion • Revitalizes your scalp, and, • Renovates your body Available at Hair Oasis 301 Front Street 295-4199

135 Oak Ave. N.

Everyone in the community is asked to help in some way with this supper. Thanks

THE CYPRESS HOTEL is

Open for Breakfast Monday to Friday 6am to 8am

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EASTEND SWIMMING POOL HALLOWEEN SPLASH Saturday, Oct 31st 7pm to 2am

Dance at Eastend Memorial Hall Raffle Kids Games Costume Prizes Chili Supper Music Bring Carved Pumpkins Cost: Children $5.00 Adults$10.00 Family $25.00 Children must be accompanied by adult

Psyche What’s a Prairie mind? It cuts across vertical With no need to hide. Nanci Lee

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The Eastend Memorial Hall Needs Your Help The Hall needs money and help to keep this important facility in our community going. Please pledge your support now. Please call Randy Morris, Treasurer 295-3883 You do not have to serve on the board although new board members would be welcome.

T-Rex Centre Halloween Matinee Movie Skooby-Doo and the Witch’s Ghost October 31st Starts at 1:30 pm Enter to win great Door Prizes Free Popcorn Admission: $3.50 See our web site www.trexcentre.ca

Santa, Please Come Home!

Position Available Permanent .50 Custodian Eastend School Competition #724, Still Open Start date: November 2, 2009 Desired Qualifications: • Grade X minimum • Willingness to secure Fireman’s designation • Ability to deal tactfully and cooperatively with public, students, staff • Good mechanical ability with strong capabilities in troubleshooting • Strong background and knowledge of safe workplace practices • Proficient in use of all hand tools and equipment • Good physical condition Duties: • Assisting the Facility Operator at the school • Daily cleaning before and after school • Special cleaning during school breaks • Minor repairs/maintenance • Yard work Successful applicants must agree to criminal records check. For further information, please call Dee Dean, Principal, Eastend School 306295-3601 or Human Resources 1-877-321-9200. Application (indicating competition #724) with THREE references should be submitted to: Department of Human Resources Chinook School Division Box 1809 Swift Current, SK S9H 4J8 Fax: (306)773-8011 Email: [email protected]

Missing from Wolf Willow Lodge, one Santa Claus suit. This is almost a new suit that was donated to the Ladies Auxiliary. Please help us find it.

Remembrance Day Service will be held

October 28th is Election Day

In the Eastend School gymnasium on Monday, November 2nd at 1 pm.

My name is Gerry Egland and on Oct. 28th I would like to ask for your support in the election for Division 6 of the Chinook School Division. I have been a lifelong farmer on the family farm about halfway between Eastend and Frontier. I have three grandchildren currently attending school in the Chinook School division and two more who will attend school in the next few years. I bring with me experience from the Eastend Union Hospital Board, the Town Council of Eastend and from being a founding member of the Southwest Terminal. As I look to another generation being on our farm it is Critical that we preserve all the services we have here in the southwest.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

IF I AM ELECTED I WILL

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Defend our schools

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Represent the people of Division 6 who elected me

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Commit to having decisions made in public meetings rather than behind closed doors Search for efficiencies to make the system better for ratepayers and students. Box 312, Eastend, Saskatchewan S0N 0T0 (306) 295-4097 Fax: (306) 295-3205

Eastend Arts Council—Nov. 2nd Kinsmen—Oct. 15th Historical Museum—Oct. 6th K-40—Oct. 7th CWL—Oct. 7th Friends of the Museum & T-Rex Discovery Centre—Oct.12th Kinettes—Oct. 8th RM of White Valley—Oct. 8th TOWN COUNCIL—14th Clay Centre Comm Club—Oct. 20th School Comm Council—Oct. 20th CHAMBER—Oct. 21st Fire Dept. — Oct. 13th & 27th. Red Hat’s R’Belles — Oct. 28th TOPS MEET - Health Centre Quiet Room, Thursdays @ 5:00 p.m. AA—Monday’s @ 8:00p.m. at Henry’s Place BINGO—Mondays at 7:00 in the Rink! Alanon– Health Centre Quiet Room, Tuesdays .

OCTOBER DATES FOR PHYSICIAN CLINICS IN EASTEND Dr. Crawshaw—Oct 30 To book an appointment Phone 295-4184 Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM.

Shannon’s Closet Are you expecting? Come and join the baby registry at

A Call: 295-4175 or 295-3565

COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS

Shannon’s Closet. 312 Red Coat Dr. Eastend 295-4070 Lots of baby items in stock for your baby or for that special baby gift. Tuesday to Friday 3:30 to 6 pm Saturday 10—5 pm

IMPORTANT NOTICE Eastend CO-OP Grocery Giving Back to You Member Appreciation Days 2nd Thursday of every month $4,012.39 in 10% discounts to date in 2009

PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THE TOWN OF EASTEND WILL BE FLUSHING THE WATER HYDRANTS BETWEEN MONDAY, OCTOBER 26TH AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30TH, 2009 WEATHER PERMITTING WHICH MAY RESULT IN SOME WATER DISCOLOURATION. THE TOWN OF EASTEND IS SORRY FOR ANY INCOMVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE.

Free Grocery Saturdays For Sale $581.24 in Free Groceries to date in 2009 Denise Gebhardt Bee Meyer Dawn Dainard Dawn Dainard Ryan Medforth Tom Donald Linda McMurray

$88.64 $48.34 $161.71 $81.21 $46.71 $50.09 $104.54

Email:[email protected] Ad drop off at 317 Clay St.

1999 Chevy Tahoe, 172,000 kms., fully loaded, leather, 4X4 Call Don Arendt at 295 –3576

The Eastend Edge is a proud supporter of our community and is distributed across North America.

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