Kelly Beattie and daughter Ava on runway
Ladies at the Luau
PHOTOS AND ARTICLE By: Darcie Thom
Dana Sproat and Rhonda Balogh organized an evening of ‘fun and sun,’ inside the Kipling Recreation Center on Saturday, May 10th. Ladies from Kipling, and surrounding areas, joined together for a Luau celebration, supper and runway fashion show.
Purina Walk for Dog Guides in the Kipling Community.
3 year old Paige Manns raised $1026 for the walk.
PHOTOS AND ARTICLE By: Darcie Thom
In spring of 2007, a Kipling Local scouted and walked for a foundation called the “Purina Walk for Dog Guides” in Regina Beach. This year, Elden Gibson, took everything to heart and brought the foundation to Kipling.
Chris Toth - Pastor, People’s Church, Kipling, SK
Are we allowed to recycle jokes? I wanted to refer to that one last week about the Ten Commandments that Pastor Lincoln included in his article. You remember, everyone lined up at the gates while the Ten Commandments are read out one by one and those that had broke the Commandments were sent away. Then God sees who is left, the most self righteous, grim faced, and joyless of the lot, and calls everyone else back! (I think I’m missing something in the punch line!) But the joke begs the question, Does God have Fun? Is He interested in pleasure? Can God have a good time and does that good time include me?
Staff photo by Lizz Bottrell
“Relic” depicts Wozniak-Bonk’s memory of an encounter with the rare black cougar while growing up on a farm near Corning.
By Lizz Bottrell, Citizen Staff
Childhood memories hold a special spot in a person’s heart. Some memories bring up immense happiness while others can stir up a feared moment in a person’s life. How a person deals with these memories can affect his or her entire outlook on life.
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Moose Jaw resident, Terry Sagal, who went missing over six years ago, remains a missing person to this day in the Regina Police Service Cold Case Unit.
By Lizz Bottrell, Citizen Staff
The holiday season brings about much happiness for families. However, in December 2001, just a week before Christmas, one family experienced one of its worst fears. A beloved family member, Terrance (Terry) Sagal went missing. His family last saw him on December 18, 2001 in Regina. Two days later, his vehicle was found abandoned just south of Kennedy. Sagal left his family without any clue as to where he went or why.
Every year, on average, in Saskatchewan bicycle collisions kill two and injure 194 cyclists.
By: Darcie Thom
Mother’s Day is a day for most of us to show appreciation to our Moms and let them know how much they mean to us. We all celebrate our Moms in different ways, depending on the bond that is shared. I know that a simple card and hug are enough to make my Mom cry, we somehow manage every year to make her emotional. My 4 year-old son saying “Happy Valentine’s Day” and making me paper flowers for Mother’s Day was more precious than anything he could possibly buy.
Many people, in and around Kipling, have been talking about how they kept busy for Mother’s Day. Some have said that they just went for a visit, others did a celebration meal and some went with gifts. Either way, a lot of Moms were appreciated this weekend.
Endangered Lady’s SlipperMissing in Saskatchewan since 1895: the Small White Lady’s Slipper
The Small White Lady’s Slipper (Cypripedium candidum) is a rare orchid historically found in Saskatchewan and has been missing since its last recorded occurrence somewhere near Indian Head in 1895. “This plant takes 13 years to mature and produce a flower, so conservation of its habitat is crucial” says Sarah Vinge of Nature Saskatchewan’s Rare Plant Rescue program. “Landowners and naturalists are needed to watch for this species in the spring. There may still be populations of this plant in the Qu’Appelle Valley, from Indian Head to the Manitoba border or possibly along the Pipestone Creek. The hope is that by creating awareness about the status of the Small White Lady’s Slipper, someone may find this plant and will call-in to report the sighting.” Currently, the closest known population of this species to Saskatchewan is near Brandon, Manitoba.
Compiled by: Darcie Thom
The Regina RCMP Historical Case Unit have made two arrests in relation to the investigation into the disappearance of Amber Tara-Lynn REDMAN, age 19. Redman was last seen on Friday July 15,2005 in Fort Qu’Appelle.
Minor Ball is in full swing in Kipling! Thank you to Gayle Knutson for creating an online calendar for all Kipling Minor Ball schedules. The public can access all of Kipling’s home games at www.canadianbookclubs.com/kmb/calendar , as well as the schedule of umpires for each game. Kipling is most fortunate to have a multitude of teams this year - hats off to all of the volunteer coaches and assistants that make baseball and softball happen in our community!
The new year for the Kipling Friendship Club began April 1st and the memberships for the coming season are available at $10 per person. The club is open to all seniors in the town and surrounding area and we encourage all to come out and enjoy the fellowship of other seniors.
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