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Red Paper Clip House at 503 Main St.
By: Darcie Thom
Kipling residents have seen some major changes to the community since the trade of a house at 503 Main St. with a movie role won by Nolan Hubbard, a Kipling local.
Staff Photo By: Darcie Thom
Over 125 visitors to the Bekevar Church exit the historical building after a service on July 13th.
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People wait anxiously for the spread of desserts and BBQ
By: Darcie Thom
People of the community gathered at the Old Bekevar to celebrate an annual non-denominational church service and BBQ on Sunday, July 13th. The Church service was presented by Pastor Ivy Veysey and organist, Adele Daku. Garnet and Anne Smalley, Brian Bernat, Jerry Bagu and Joe Daku along with a wide range of volunteers, put their time into preparing the historical site for the Sunday service and BBQ to follow.
Darcie Thom, Citizen Staff
It’s kinda funny, really, when I open my eyes in the morning and still can’t believe what I am doing on a day to day basis. Most people have a dream. I had a dream all thanks to my best friend, my Grandpa.
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A large variety of items were for the taking at the Put and Take Sale
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The community was welcome to a BBQ lunch to raise proceeds for the Health Foundation
By: Darcie Thom
Citizen Staff
The Kipling Chamber of Commerce and Health Foundation kicked off the Red Paper Clip Trade Day with a Put and Take Sale held mid-day of Saturday, July 12th.
Max Krecsy, member of the Kipling Chamber of Commerce, was informed of a garage sale technique known as a Put and Take Sale by a family member from Edmonton. “In Edmonton, people get together in a (designated) parking lot, people bring their unwanted items and are free to take whatever they want from the sale,” Krecsy explained.
Laura passed away at St. Paul’s Hospital June 22, 2008. She is survived by her children: Marjorie (Don) Migneault, Carol (Don) Smith, Larry (Tina) Wilton; grandchildren, Laurel (Scott) McDougall, Shelly (Ken) Rosette, Shawn Migneault, Curtis (Shelayne) Migneault, Kevin (Penny) Smith, 13 great-grandchildren; brother, William (Geraldine) Kidson; brother-in-law, Bill Allenden; sister-in-law, Ethel (Melvin) White; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Born - Corning District, Saskatchewan on March 29, 1943
Died - Kipling, Saskatchewan on July 6, 2008
Tom Swindells, Kipling, Sask. died suddenly on Sunday, July 6, 2008 at the age of 65 years. The funeral service was held in the Kipling United Church Kipling, Sask. on Friday, July 11, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. with Lynette Callfas officiating. Interment of cremated remains in Graytown Cemetery.
By: Dingi Berglund
Our local boys continue to do well on the CCA circuit. As of July 6th Ty Taypotat was fourth in bareback, Jarid Berglund was fifth in calf roping and Teagan Hodgson was fourteenth in bull riding. This past weekend they improved on their standings. Taypotat made the finals in the novice bareback at Calgary and in the finals he finished fourth with a 72.5 and a 65.5 for 138 points. Cody Floyd was second at Wood Mountain in the junior bullriding with a 69.Jarid Berglund picked up cheques at all three rodeos with a 9.8 at Wood Mountain good for fifth, and a 11.7 at Selkirk for third in the tie down roping and a 12.5 good for fifth in the steer wrestling at Gilbert Plains. Jesse Lawrence scored 63 at Selkirk on Full Throttle for fourth in the bull riding. Only four guys stuck their bulls at Selkirk so Prime Time’s bulls must have been firing pretty good. Teagen Hodgson bucked off both his bulls at the PBR at Manor. In spite of rain Manor had an excellent bullriding. It was won by Zane Lambert and I hear Luke Ellingson made a good ride and then was knocked out.
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