november 1, 2016 issue 114, volume 1 allan community...
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Allan Community Newsletter Allan, Bradwell, Elstow and Zelma Communities
November 1, 2016 Issue 114, Volume 1
Hello to you all,
WOW! What a busy month October was. Lots to be Thankful for. It started off fast & furious for me with the rest of our programs getting underway; taekwondo, mini moves and gymnastics. There was the appreciation BBQ for the museum volunteers, and a quick kitchen spruce up at the Communiplex; just in time for two weddings and a fall supper. I hope many of you were able to make it out to our annual fall supper and take in the festivities. It’s been quite a treat, hosting Rawlco Radio, the past couple of years. We must be doing a good job as they keep coming back. Well done fall supper committee!
With the Communiplex kitchen spruce up and the hard work from the rest of our Communiplex committee, the ice will soon be ready to hit. The Communiplex calendar is already filling up with lots of tournaments and events so keep your eye on the Facebook page for opportunities to take in the Senior Allan Flames games or enter a team into a bonspiel.
A reminder that we are always looking for volunteers to work in the rink kitchen. It might not initially sound that fun, but I promise once you’re there the time flies, the energy in the building is palpable and at the end of the day your act of service is meaningful and SOOOOO appreciated. So if you think you’d be up to add your name to a volunteer list please give me a call (306-257-7799), stop by (Town Office 9–4:30pm) or e-mail me ([email protected]). The more volunteers we have, the more people from our community you’ll get to meet, and the more feedback I can get to keep improving one of our major recreation facilities in town. So sign up and help me out, enjoy your November! Each time a person works a 4 hour shift in the rink kitchen this year, they will have their names entered into a draw (prize yet to be determined)!!
Good things to you all,
Lindsay Nordmarken – Rec. Director
Town of Allan Election Results
Congratulations to our Council-Elect Voter turnout was approximately 50% based on estimates - Good Work Allan residents. The Mayor Vote Count: Les Alm – 133 - Elected Robert Vogelgesang – 95 The Councillor Vote Count Corey Church – 193 - Elected Louise Hagel - 192 – Elected J. Patrick O’Grady – 174 – Elected Karen Larsen – 164 – Elected Lyle Dieno – 152 – Elected Steve Holtorf – 152 – Elected Michael Dukart – 120 Clarence Mines - 56
Town of Allan is looking for a Pound keeper. Please submit requests for pro-posal to the Town Office by Nov. 9th.
2016 Fall Supper Report:
The Annual Fall Supper has become a long time tradition in our community and surround-ing area. The monies raised through this great even are used to help support the operation of the Parkland Hall. This hall is one of the many vital buildings in our community. Many social events such as bridal or baby showers, wedding receptions, dances, and dinner theatres are held here. This hall is provided free of charge by St. Aloysius Parish for the following community events: baby and flu clinics as well as funeral lunches and the Funeral Good neighbours suppers. This year we served 546 people and raised an approximate net profit of $7090.81. Next year the fall supper will be held Sunday, October 15th, 2017. Raffle Ticket Winners: Bill Beaton, Gail Cassidy, Darrell Brossart, Rendle Miller, Brent Olszewski, Dean Kemp, Grattan O’Grady, Lisa Panjunen, Jessica Pasternak, Marie Vogelge-sang, Vern Evers, Gail Cassidy, Jonathan & Crystal Boehm, Kendyll Boechler, Jud Holtorf, Barry Koshinsky, Sylvia Romaniuk Deb Rolheiser, Quinn Olszewski, Kelly Schatz. Door Prize Winners: Patti Clark, Eileen Garman, Michelle Houle, Cheryl Gould, Mike Dukart. Chest Raffle was won by Brad Lefebvre and 50/50 winners were Marlene Boyne and Anne Moldenhauer. Thank you to all the conveners, volunteers and supporters. Without any of your support our fall supper wouldn’t be so successful. See you all next year!
36th Annual Allan & District
Craft Show & Trade
Fair
Saturday, November 26, 2016
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
ALLAN COMPOSITE SCHOOL
516 SASKATCHEWAN ST.,
ALLAN, SK
Come out to view a variety of
crafts and other items.
Anyone who would like to contribute to the Allan
Community Newsletter can email: wan-
[email protected]. All information MUST be submit-
ted by the 20th of each month to meet dead-
lines. Businesses who place ads will be charged a
$5.00/month fee for their advertising. Submissions
may be edited due to space.
Mary Kay
For all your Mary Kay need look no further than the town of Allan. Quality products with monthly specials. Door to door delivery or post office pick up. Contact Maria Palmer @ 257-3283.
www.marykay.ca/mpalmer Belle Esthetics : Offering: Waxing, Pedicures, Manicures, Paraffin Treat-ments, Curing Polish, Brow & Lash Tinting, Birthday Nail Painting Parties...Also for all those ladies running out of ideas for their splurge groups, I also do home nail parties. Come check out the new and exciting ways to treat and pamper yourself. For booking and info, contact Hailey Penny @ 257-3925 or 717-2403.
Small Electrical & Handyman Services
Dan Medernach
Bonded Journey Person
Electrician
1-306-280-0016
Plumbing- Water Heaters - Heating- Drain Cleaning –
Gas Lines – Backflow Testing/Installation – Sump
Pits/Pumps
Box 541 Allan, SK, S0K0C0
306-261-8576
www.macandsons.ca
Allan Food Bank:
The Allan Food Bank welcomes donations of non-perishable
food items at the Allan Baptist Church , St. Aloysius Church or at
#12-4th Avenue Court -The home of Teena Kovitch.
If you are in need of a CHRISTMAS Food Hamper please contact
Teena at 306-491-4390 no later then November 30Th as we
need to inform our Yearly Christmas Donaters of how many so
they can get everything to us for those in need for a CHRISTMAS
meal.
Public Health If you have preschool aged children due for immunization please accept this letter as an invitation to attend the Allan and area Child Health Clinic the first and third Thursdays of the month.
Location: Parkland Hall Times: 10:00-3:00pm Please call to book an appointment:
1-877-817-9336 Your Public Health Nurse: Jodie Johnson
NORWEX—Clean without chemicals Val Anderson 306-850-0965call/text www.ValerieAnderson.norwex.biz
Allan New Horizons Seniors
Board Meeting—Monday, November 7th 7pm General Soup & Bun Meeting—Tuesday, Nov. 15th @ 5:30pm Card Nights—Thursdays @ 7:30pm Forever In Motion—Thursdays @ 10:30 a.m.
New Members Welcome Age 50+
Help Wanted
Looking for reliable person to help clean offices at PCS, Allan.
Monday—Friday
If interested, please call Darlene @ 306-221-4855 or 306-257-4348
(please leave a message)
Allan Community Heritage Society & Museum
The weather for our October 5th Volunteer Apprecia-tion BBQ was definitely not co-operative but thank you
to the 52 people who braved the snow and came to enjoy the hamburg-ers and fellowship. Thank you again to everyone who helped with the museum, our fundraising and all of our programming including the Chil-dren's Hour at the Museum and Culture Day in 2016.
Congratulations to Bev Sommerfeld the winner of the wooden toy box. Thank you to everyone that purchased tickets and a special thank you to Mitch and Ashley Carrobourg for making and donating the toy box. Congratulations to our 2016 Scavenger Hunt winners Ava Hol-torf and Jessica Swenson. We received 58 entries in the under 12 cat-egory and 31 entries in the over 12 category for a total of 89 entries this year. Wow!
The Collections Committee is again busy packing up the museum for the 2016 season. We have been waiting for the snow to melt and warmer weather and will be returning all of your loaned items in the next week. Thank you to everyone that loaned and/or donated items to the museum this year. The museum hosted 706 visitors this summer. Thanks every-one for your support.
The Museum Board wishes to thank again the 53 volunteers who helped make the Allan 2016 Culture Day such a success. The total number of guests signing the book was 372. We had the Saskatchwander Neil Fisher attend, Access Communication was videotaping our event and Dean Kush from SaskCulture attended. (Some of you may have seen our Culture Day video promotion which we won from SaskCulture this year.) Thank you to the Allan School teachers and students for their enthusi-asm about our event. This year the students made 75 hankie dolls for charity. Good for you! The children that will receive them will treasure those little dolls. If you have ideas for hands-on activities you would like to suggest for next year's Culture Day please contact Clara (257-3634) or Shirley (257-3511).
Our next monthly Board meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 29th at 7:00pm in the Council Chambers. It will be followed by the AGM at 8:00pm. Everyone is welcome to attend. We appreciate your feed-back and your support. Without our volunteers the Town of Allan could not have a museum. The Museum Board knows we can count on you for next year to not only be our ambassadors but also to assist us with our museum displays and the programming we do. Thank you everyone for being there with us these past eleven years.
Allan Bowl & Rec Centre 306-257-4377
Hours of Operation: Monday: Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday: 8am-8pm Thursday & Friday: 8am-10pm
Saturday:11am-8pm Sunday:1pm-8pm
Mini Trade Show Allan Agencies (1976) Ltd.
208 Main Street November 9 & 23 December 7 & 21
Epicure Scentsy
Steeped Tea Pampered Chef
Covered with Fashion with Kristi & Karmen
Earrings by Carol Brossart all things photography –
Marley Woodcock Doterra - Aromatherapy
Wheatland Regional Library
Mondays: 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Wednesdays: 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm Thursdays: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Librarian: Kelli Santo
We are looking for people who would be interested in joining the local library board. If you are interested please email the Allan Li-brary at [email protected].
Erna Stilet would like to thank all the friends, family, and neighbors for all the cards, gifts, cakes, and wonderful sup-per for her 80th birthday celebration in September. It meant a lot. Thank you.
Bradwell Community Center’s Annual Fall Supper
Sunday, November 6, 2016
From 4:30 till 6:30 p.m. At the Bradwell Community Center
Prices are:
Adult: $13.00 10 & Under: $5.00
Preschool: Free
Come out and enjoy a wonderful meal of: Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, dressing,
buns, turnips & vegetables. Including pie for dessert!
Flu Clinics www.4flu.ca /306-655-
4358
Sun., Nov. 6—Prairieland Park, Saskatoon 10am—5pm Mon., Nov. 7—Prairieland Park, Saskatoon 9:30am-7pm Thurs., Nov. 7th—Hanley School 3-6:30pm Thurs., Nov. 24th—Colonsay Community Hall 2:30—6:30pm
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 Transfer Station
Open—11-4pm
2 Recycling (Blue) Bin Pick Up Library Hours 2–7pm
Mini Moves 6pm
Gymnastics 6:45pm
3 Library Hours—1-
5pm
Sr. Exercises 10:30am
Baby Clinic
Sr. Cards 7:30pm
Zumba 6:30pm
Boot Camp 7:45pm
4 Taekwondo
5:45pm
Elks Bingo 7:45pm
5 Transfer Station
Open—11-4pm
6 Mass 9am
Pancake Breakfast
Baptist Church Service 11am
Bradwell’s Fall
Supper 4:30-6:30pm
7 Sr. Board Mtg. 7pm
Library Hours 5-7pm
TOPS 5pm
Yoga 6:45pm
8 Transfer Station
Open—11-4pm
9 Garbage (Black) Bin Pick Up
Mini Trade Show @ Allan Agencies
Library Hours 2–
7pm
Mini Moves 6pm Gymnastics
6:45pm
10 No School
Library Hours—1-
5pm
Sr. Exercises 10:30am
Sr. Cards 7:30pm
Zumba 6:30pm Boot Camp 7:45pm
11
Remembrance Day
No School
Elks Bingo 7:45pm
Sr. Flames Home Opener vs. Jansen
@ 8pm
12 Transfer Station
Open—11-4pm
Sr. Flames vs. Lake Lenore 8pm
13 Mass 11am
Baptist Church
Service 11am
14 No School
Library Hours 5-7pm
TOPS 5pm
Yoga 6:45pm
15
Transfer Station
Open—11-4pm
Sr. Supper Mtg.
5:30pm
16 Recycling (Blue) Bin Pick Up
Library Hours 2–7pm
Mini Moves 6pm Gymnastics
6:45pm
17 Baby Clinic
Library Hours—1-
5pm
Sr. Exercises
10:30am
Sr. Cards 7:30pm
Zumba 6:30pm Boot Camp 7:45pm
18 Taekwondo
5:45pm
Elks Bingo 7:45pm
Allan Creative Players Dinner
Theatre
19 Transfer Station
Open—11-4pm
Sr. Flames vs. Foam Lake 8pm
Allan Creative
Players Dinner Theatre
Mass 7pm
20 Baptist Church
Service 11am
Allan Creative Players Matinee
2pm—Parkland Hall
21 Library Hours 5-7pm
TOPS 5pm
Yoga 6:45pm
22 Transfer Station
Open—11-4pm
23 Garbage (Black) Bin Pick Up Library Hours 2–
7pm
Mini Trade Show
@ Allan Agencies
Mini Moves 6pm Gymnastics
6:45pm
24
Library Hours—1-
5pm
Sr. Exercises 10:30am
Sr. Cards 7:30pm
Zumba 6:30pm
Boot Camp 7:45pm
25 Taekwondo
5:45pm
Elks Bingo 7:45pm
26 Transfer Station
Open—11-4pm
Allan & District Craft Show &
Trade Fair 10am-3pm @ Allan
School
Sr. Flames vs. Imperial 8pm
27
Mass 9am
Pancake Breakfast
Baptist Church Service 11am
28 Library Hours 5-7pm
TOPS 5pm
Yoga 6:45pm
29 Transfer Station
Open—11-4pm
Museum Board Mtg. 7pm
30
Recycling (Blue)
Bin Pick Up Library Hours 2–
7pm
Mini Moves 6pm Gymnastics
6:45pm