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MARYFIELD DISTRICT LIONS
Community Newsletter
November 2017
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Maryfield St. Andrew’s
Home weet Home
United Church
TEA ROOM & GIFT SHOP
Fowl Supper

Located in the

of Downtown Fairlight, SK
Sunday, October 29 306-646-4432 (Tea Room)

4:30—7:00 p.m. Regular Hours: Open Afternoons Tues - Sun. 1:30 - 5 pm - Closed Mondays only
(SK Time)
CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE

Adults: $15 Sat. Nov. 4th  12 noon - 8 pm
Children 11 yrs. & under: $7 Sun. Nov. 5th  12 noon - 6 pm
Pre-school: Free SIPPING, SAMPLING & SHOPPING

Maryfield Lower Auditorium
CRAFT & TRADE SHOW
Sat. Nov. 4th  11 am - 4 pm
Fairlight Community Hall
Tables: $20 Call Mary Ann to book a table—306-646-9060
Admission: $2
SOUP & SANDWICH LUNCHEON
Sat, Nov 4th  11:30 am - 2 pm
Fairlight Drop-In Centre
$10 per person
Something for everyone! Come spend the day with us!
22nd Annual Spirit of Christmas

WHEN: Sunday, December 10, 2017 at 2:00pm

WHERE: Maryfield United Church

Non Perishable Food Item or Silver Collection
To be used for Christmas Hampers

For more information
or to be involved please contact
Sandra Johnston 306-646-4344 or
Wanda Wielgoz 306-646-2207
FOR SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS
2 bedroom House Trailer w/ Garage. 117 Stephen TOPS meets every Thursday at 7:30 at the Mary-
St., Maryfield, SK . For more details, please contact field Clinic. Everyone welcome.
Janine at 204-851-2043 or [email protected] WANTED
House for Sale. 207 Longsworth Street. Contact Egg cartons—12’s or 18’s. Call Harold Friesen at
306-646-4936.
306-646-4545.
SEARS CRAFTSMAN DUAL STAGE SNOW
THANK YOU
BLOWER. 10 hp, 32 in, Electric start. $750. Call
The Beautification Committee would like to extend a
306-646-2268.
big thank you all those who attended the Maryfield
BUSINESS
Trade Show on October 14. Thank you to Brendan
Marlee Swallow - Massage Therapy open at
Paliuk and staff for allowing us to expand into the
Purity Beauty Spa, Redvers on Mon. and Tues. &
Arlington Hotel, thereby allowing more vendors and
Middle of No Where Day Spa in Maryfield on Thurs.
shoppers to participate.
and Fri. CALL Marlee Swallow @ 1-306-646-7726.
A special thank you to Nikki Ford for getting me into
AJ’S Garage 39 Railway Avenue, Fairlight a specialist/surgeon so quickly. Thank you to every-
306-646-4949 Now Open! Light duty mechanical
one for the flowers, food, cards, visits, and inquiries
work such as oil changes, brakes, suspension,
while I was in the hospital and since I’ve come
alternators, starters, tire repair & changes. Oil
home. It is all greatly appreciated. Elaine Silvius
change prices $60.00 for conventional oil up to 5 L
Thank you to the staff of Deer View Lodge for the
for gas vehicles. Diesels starting at $95.00; $10.00
excellent care Ronald received during the last
off oil changes!
months. Thank you to Roy Bortolotto, the ladies of
IKAY GARDENS IVAN & KENDRA PENNER
Sinclair, MB 204-662-4036 the Harmony Center and all the relatives and friends
[email protected] who attended the luncheon at the Harmony Center.
Now accepting orders for spring 2018. Thank you for all the kind words, hugs and many
Shelter belts, shade trees, fruit trees, perennials, cards. It is such an honor to belong to the Fairlight-
shrubs, and roses! Call or email for product listing
Maryfield communities.
and pricing info.
The Family of Ronald Oliver
WORK WANTED
The Brady family would like to thank everyone for
Small jobs. Fix up or face lift. Do you have some
the visits, cards and meals brought us at the time of
winterizing you need done? Call Harold Friesen, Wende’s passing. Thank you to the United Church
306-646-4545 or 306-434-7421. for the wonderful lunch they provided the day of the
funeral. A special Thank You to our friends, and
RM of Maryfield
family who stopped what they were doing to help us
Please remember you can still get a 2% discount on when we had to be in Regina with Wende. We
your taxes until November 30, 2017. know how lucky we are to have folks who will jump
in and lend a hand when needed.
The RM office will be closed the following days: Doug, Daphne, Casey, Paige
November 7 Shannon, David, Joseph and Liam
November 8
November 14 Remember the newsletter can be accessed at
http://www.maryfieldsaskatchewan.com

Nacho & Lynda Ag ero
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Aerial Applications & International Aircraft Delivery

Box 85 Nacho: 306-646-7977
Maryfield, SK S0G 3K0 Lynda : 306-646-7978
CANADA [email protected]
MARYFIELD PRIMARY Pharmasave in Moosomin now has its own website.
HEALTH CENTRE Check out the weekly sale flyer, monthly “Red Hot
Specials”, products and services at
HEALTH CENTRE HOURS
www.moosominpharmasave.com. For your
Phone: [phone]
convenience, prescriptions refills can also be
Monday: 9:00 – 3:30 Dr. Office
ordered from Moosomin Pharmasave online in a

quick and confidential manner or by phoning Toll
Tuesday: 9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
Free 1-800-330-3484.

Wednesday: 9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
Pharmasave Moosomin is pleased to announce that

a pre-authorization payment plan has been set up
Thursday: 9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner
for all billing customers. This program allows

Friday: 9:00 – 4:30 Nurse Practitioner customers the option to have their month end
statements paid automatically every month.
 There may not always be a Doctor on Monday.
Statements will still be sent out monthly, but the
To avoid disappointment, please phone ahead
statement will show a zero balance and notification
for an appointment if possible.
of payment. If you are interested in signing up for
 There may not always be a Nurse Practitioner at
this payment option please contact Todd Volk at the
the Health Centre on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Pharmacy.
Thursdays and Fridays. To avoid

disappointment, please phone ahead for an
A huge thank you to Freda Hill and the Maryfield
appointment if possible.
Agriculture Society for co-ordinating the Farm

The Home Care Nurse, Celine Stolz; Public Health Safety Day held at the rink in Maryfield on
Nurse, Nancy Larsen-James; Dietitian, Laura September 28. A total of 202 students and
Thompson; Diabetic Nurse Educator, Frances approximately 50 volunteers were involved. The
Boutin; Home Care Case Manager, Jocelyn Akins; students were from Grade 3 to 6 and came from the
Social Worker, Sheila Szakacs; Mental Health Maryfield, Redvers, Wawota and Cromer Mennonite
Nurse, Helene Dorsch; and Occupational Therapist, Schools. Twenty groups of students circulated
Angela Gervais visit the Health Centre at various through 20 stations throughout the day learning
times during the month. Phone the Health Centre about safety. This would not have been possible
at 646-2133 for more information. without the many sponsors and volunteers. By
introducing kids to safety practices early, we are
raising awareness and influencing the next
Effective September 1, 2017, Dr. R Kerkhoff will no longer
generation to operate safely and be safety leaders
be holding clinic in Maryfield. He will continue to see
in their community.
patients at the Moosomin Family Practice.
The Health Centre will be closed on Friday, November 10.
FLU CLINICS
Telehealth is available at the Maryfield Primary
The flu shot is the best way to avoid getting influen-
Health Centre!! Telehealth Saskatchewan uses two
za because it stimulates the body to produce an-
way video and audio conferencing to provide a wide
tibodies against the influenza virus.
range of educational programming and clinical
All Saskatchewan residents 6 months and older are
considerations. If you need to video conference an
eligible to get a free seasonal influenza vaccine.
appointment with your specialist or want to take part

in any provincial education sessions let us know. We The vaccine is strongly recommended for people at
high risk of becoming seriously ill with the flu.
can set that up for you. The service is free.

For patients who want to, appointments can be November 1 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
made on line with the physicians of the Moosomin November 8 12:00 noon – 4:00 pm
November 15 12:00 noon – 3:00 pm
Family Practice. Go to mfpc.ca. Click on “Book an
Appointment”. Pick a doctor, pick a location, pick a
Sunrise Villa
time, enter reason, create an account or sign in.
Be sure to use your cell phone number and a Tea & Craft Sale
message will be sent to it or your email confirming
Saturday, November 25
your appointment. Appointments can still be made
2:00—3:30 p.m.
by phoning the Moosomin Family Practice or any of Everyone Welcome!
the satellite clinics. Donations of Crafts Gratefully Accepted.
MARYFIELD SCHOOL NEWS MARYFIELD LIBRARY
Kindergarten Days: Box 160 Maryfield, SK 306-646-2148
November 1, 3, 7, 9, 15, 17, 21, 23, 27 & 29
[email protected]

FOLLOW US ON
A big thank you to everyone who:
 Donated cans and bottles to our fall bottle drive. FACEBOOK AND TWITTER
 Purchased Mom’s Pantry products.
OPEN HOURS: TUESDAY: 9 am - 12 Noon
 Attends our students’ volleyball games.
12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY: 2:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Volleyball schedule:

Nov. 1 Jr. girls vs. Wawota
PROGRAM ON ICELAND: Tuesday, Nov. 14 at 2
Nov. 2 Jr. boys vs. Redvers
p.m. Bill Pitt will do a presentation on Iceland.
Nov. 4 Sr. Girls pre-districts in Fillmore
PRESCHOOL BOOK READING: This program
Nov. 9 Jr. girls districts in Arcola
helps preschoolers to become familiar with the
Jr. boys districts in Yellow Grass
library and allows them to pick out a book they

are interested in.
Upcoming events:
“I PICK READING”: This program is for Grades 3
Oct. 31 Driver’s Ed class in Maryfield
& 4 to help them learn about the library.
– 8 am – 12 noon
QUILT ON DISPLAY: Quilt by Helen Geddes, em-
Nov. 6 Driver’s Ed class in Wawota
broidered by Julie Taylor
– 1 – 5 pm
ART ON DISPLAY: Michaela Taylor-Becker
Nov. 7 Driver’s Ed Class in Maryfield
BOOK CLUB: If you are interested in joining the
– 1 – 5 pm
Book Club, please call Jan Percy.
Nov. 8 Driver’s Ed Class in Wawota
CELA (CENTRE FOR EQUITABLE LIBRARY AC-
– 8 am – 12 noon
CESS): has books and audio books (on CDs)
Nov. 10 PD Day - No School
for patrons with print disabilities. We ordered
Nov. 13 Holiday – No School
some for the Summer Reading Program. If you
Nov. 17 Drug Awareness Day and Mocktails
would like to check out this service, please con-
Nov. 24 Report Cards go out
tact Jan at the library.
Nov. 29 & 30 Student Led Conferences
PHOTOCOPYING: Available at the library for 25
after school each day
cents/copy.
Scholastic Book Fair
DID YOU KNOW? The median age of the popula-
tion in Southeast Regional Library area is 42.2
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
years, down from 42.4 in 2011.
Church services in N ov. are at 11:30 am MARYFIELD WEBSITE: Check out the website,
Church services in Dec. are at 9:30 am maryfieldsaskatchewan.com, for pictures and
info on library events.
Oct. 29—Fowl Supper—4:30 to 7 p.m.
Lower Auditorium

Nov. 11—Remembrance Day Service—10:45 a.m. FRI, DEC 1ST
Sunrise Villa—Everyone Welcome!

Nov. 2, 9, 16—Sunshine Club—3:30 p.m. FAIRLIGHT DROP IN
United Church
COCKTAIL HOUR

Thank you to all who are donating food or 5 PM
volunteering to help with our fowl supper.
BRING AN APPETIZER
6:30 PM
We will be collecting warm clothing for

Carmichael Outreach during November. GIFT EXCHANGE (under $20.00)
Please leave donations at the church, Bryan &
$10.00 COVER CHARGE
Barb Swallow’s, or Bob & Helen Johnson’s.
DON’T FORGET IT’S A BALL!
Thank you in advance for helping those less
fortunate be warm this winter.

BLACK TIE AND GOWN
Maryfield St. Andrew’s United Website: or come as you are!
www.crossroadsunited.org
VILLAGE OF MARYFIELD We will be including a FYI (For Your Information sec-
tion in the newsletter each month. If you have health

HIGHLIGHTS FROM SEPT 2017 COUNCIL MEETING questions you would like answered please call us at 646-
The regular council meeting for September was held
2133 and we will include information on the topic of
September 21, 2017
your choice. Remember health includes body, mind and
Agenda was approved as amended-adding a letter from
soul.
a ratepayer and a draft letter that will be forwarded to

SUMA, SAMA and the ministry of Government Rela- What is an Automated External Defibrillator?
tions upon completion An automated external defibrillator (AED) is a porta-
Minutes were read and adopted ble device that checks the heart rhythm and can
Administrators report approved as presented
send an electric shock to the heart to try to restore a
Maintenance Report accepted as presented
normal rhythm. AEDs are used to treat sudden car-
Accounts were approved for payment
diac arrest (SCA).
Correspondence filed
Financial Statement and Bank Rec was approved
SCA is a condition in which the heart suddenly and
Retender property at 218 Robertson Street
unexpectedly stops beating. When this happens,
Approve the new building incentive to take place January
blood stops flowing to the brain and other vital or-
1, 2018 or once Bylaw has been put into effect
gans.
Approve Building permit 1711 at 107 Barrows St to con-
struct a fence
SCA usually causes death if it's not treated within
Approve building permit 1710 at 206 Main St. to con-
minutes. In fact, each minute of SCA leads to a
struct a new step
10% reduction in survival. Using an AED on a per-
Agree to CNR’s non-disclosure agreement
Barry Metz will continue to come to the lift Station bi- son who is having SCA may save the person's life.
monthly until one of our maintenance personnel re-
To understand how AEDs work, it helps to under-
ceives their certification
stand how the heart works.
Write a letter to Lot 6 Blk7 AC6111 about their unsightly/

untidy property with a copy of the Nuisance Bylaw The heart has an internal electrical system that con-
enclosed
trols the rate and rhythm of the heartbeat. With
Respond to a letter written by a ratepayer about their
each heartbeat, an electrical signal spreads from
2017 taxation and explained the steps council is tak-
the top of the heart to the bottom. As the signal trav-
ing for a change in future taxation.
Bylaw 1706-requiring a criminal record check with nomi- els, it causes the heart to contract and pump blood.
nation forms - be given a first, second, and third The process repeats with each new heartbeat.
reading
Problems with the electrical system can cause ab-
Bylaw 1706 be read a third time and adopted
normal heart rhythms. During this time, the heart
Proceed with annual reviews at next council meeting Oc-
tober 19, 2017 can beat too fast, too slow, or with an irregular
Office will be closed December 25- January 1, 2018-will rhythm. This sometimes can cause the heart to stop
reopen January 2, 2018 for regular office hours pumping blood to the body.
Write a letter to Maryfield Senior Citizens informing them
In people who have these arrhythmias, an electric
a new sidewalk will be given consideration in the
2018 budget. shock from an AED can restore the heart's normal
Leave the existing gas line to 217 Main Street rhythm. Doing CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation)
Discussion regarding garbage collection will be tabled on someone also can improve his or her chance of
until Councillor O’Greysik receives more information
survival.
Write a letter requesting a change in legislation so urban

municipalities can be allowed the option of creating AEDs are lightweight, battery-operated, portable
subclasses within Agricultural, Residential, and Com- devices that are easy to use. There are a number of
mercial tax classes. We will also submit a resolution these units in our community as well as trained per-
to SUMA to be presented at the 2018 Convention
sonnel to use them. Always call 911 at the first sign
requesting the option of subclasses.
of any heart emergency.
Meeting adjourned

Learning how to use an AED and taking a CPR
course are helpful. If you are interested in taking a
VILLAGE OFFICE CLOSURES
CPR/AED course contact the Health Centre.
The Village Office will be closed November 10, 2017 due

to Remembrance Day and will reopen November 13, Primary Health Care is about staying healthy, preventing
2017 for regular business hours. illness and injury, managing chronic conditions, treating
The Village Office will be closed from Monday December acute medical illness, promoting healthier living and ac-
25, 2017 and will reopen on Tuesday January 2, 2018 cessing the best health provider for the job.
at 9 am for regular business hours.
Maryfield HOCKEY POOL WINNERS
51. Lyle & Sharon Adair
District Lions Club
Sept. 22 Oct. 14
52. Gayle Corbett
Hockey Pools Sharon Sauter Ed Magotiaux
53. Dale Percy
Jean Taylor Chuck Dodsworth
2017 - 2018 54. David Hill
Ian & Ana Gray Garry Sweeting
55. Dale Otto
Beulah Russill Danny Roberts
1. Francis Sheard 56. Don Hartlin

2. Danny Roberts 57. Brayden & Riley Stewart
Sept, 29 Oct. 15
3. Dwaine Boon 58. Alan Adair
June Radke Dwaine Boon
4. John Clay 59. Lillian Bogden
Dale Otto Dale Percy
5. Denine Neufeld 60. Kerri & Todd Bourgeois
Doug & Carmen Dixon Donald Baker
6. Newell Dixon 61. Hugh Edmonds Earl & Faye Gray Marty Fisher
7. Keith Hill 62. Norman Stewart
8. Kay Smith 63. Tim Sweeting Sept. 30 Oct. 20
9. Pete & Joyce McIndoe 64. Randy O’Greysik Kerri & Todd Bourgeois Bryan Fetter
10. Peter & Annie Jeong 65. Joyce Kay Jerry Low Randy O’Greysik
11. Doreen Fowler 66. Brendan Paliuk Cindy Cairns Ian & Ana Gray
12. Darlene Tripp 67. Beulah Russill Verla Smith Kevin Weedmark
13. Ed Magotiaux 68. Brad Metz
14. Heather Radke 69. Doug & Carmen Dixon O c t . 1 1 Oct. 21
15. Laura Frazer 70. John VanEaton Lillian Bogden Randy O’Greysik
16. Chris Lincoln 71. Norman Harrison Laura Frazer Jean Taylor
17. Ken Radke 72. Myrtle Chambers Barry Ellwood Ian & Ana Gray
18. Kevin Weedmark 73. Earl & Faye Gray Val Fouillard Jason McCallum
19. Marla Kay 74. Roger Billard
20. Barry Ellwood 75. Patrick Hill
21. Barb Boon 76. Chuck Dodsworth PROPERTY FOR SALE BY
22. Laureen Cairns 77. Jessica, Reece & Maci THE VILLAGE OF MARYFIELD
23. Karson, Hannah Thompson The Village of Maryfield offers for sale the follow-
& Kyle Low 78. Don Adair ing property located at 218 Robertson St.
24. Duane Hill 79. Daryl & Nikki Erickson Lot 9 Block 7 Plan AC6111
25. Lyle McCormick 80. Marty Fisher Lot 11 Block 7 Plan 101213233
Please contact the office to view the property.
26. Marian Billard 81. Sharon Osipoff
The Village Council is willing to entertain all pro-
27. Bob & Helen Johnson 82. Helen Aulie
posals pertaining to the above property.
28. Sharon Sauter 83. Charlotte Kovach
29. Jean Taylor 84. Matthew Adair
30. Ian & Ana Gray 85. Bryan Swallow
31. Jack Aulie 86. Rogan Fisher
32. Verla Smith 87. Don Renwick
33. Val Fouillard 88. June Radke
34. Chris Haussecker 89. Donald Baker
35. Jim Kay 90. Mary Lou Sweeting
36. Grant Dunham 91. Jason McCallum
37. Doris Erickson 92. Dale Veysey
38. Charlie Veysey 93. Lachlan Adair
39. Kevin & Laura Low 94. Ward Frazer
40. Richard Krainyk 95. Jody Boutin
41. Lucille Sheane 96. John Skulmoski
42. Doreen Naylen 97. Bruce Lemon
43. Jerry Low 98. Garry Sweeting
44. Bob & Betsy Darroch 99. Bryan Fetter
45. Cindy Cairns 100. Don Heal

46. Larry Greenbank
Thanks for
47. Heather Adair
48. Anna Macksymchuk your support!
49. Lydia Frazer
50. Cam & Cindy Thompson
Martin Collegiate Choir &
November
2017
5
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
29 30 31 Dump Open 1 GARBAGE 2 3 4 Dump Open
12:30—4:30 12:30—4:30
Fowl Flu Clinic F airlight Craft
Supper 3-6 p.m. Sale & Soup &
Sandwich
Texas
Kindergarten Sunshine Club Kindergarten Hold’em
5 6 7 Dump Open 8 RECYCLE 9 10 11 Dump Open
12:30—4:30 12:30—4:30

Dr. Van RM Office Flu Clinic Clinic Closed
Closed 12-4 p.m.
Village Office
Closed
RM Office Kindergarten
Closed PD Day
Kindergarten Sunshine Club No School
Dump Open Dump Open
12 13 14 15 GARBAGE 16 17 18
12:30—4:30 12:30—4:30
No Doctor FFlluu CClliinniicc Diabetic
RM Office 12-3 p.m. Clinic
Closed
Iceland at
the Library
No School Kindergarten Sunshine Club Kindergarten
Dump Open Dump Open
19 20 21 22 RECYCLE 23 24 25
12:30—4:30 12:30—4:30

Dr. Van Eli Barsi
Concert
Villa Tea &
Craft Sale
Kindergarten Kindergarten Newsletter Due
26 27 28 Dump Open 29 GARBAGE 30 1 2 Dump Open
12:30—4:30 12:30—4:30

Dr. Van
Kindergarten
Fairlight
Ladies Nite Trade Fair
Kindergarten Kindergarten Out
3 4 5 Dump Open 6 RECYCLE 7 8 9 Dump Open
12:30—4:30 12:30—4:30

Kindergarten Kindergarten

CANADA 150 WRAPS UP
Eli Barsi BIO
Eli Barsi is an original farm girl from the prairies of Maryfield Celebrates Canada 150 Committee,
southeastern Saskatchewan Canada. This tradi- Residents of Maryfield and District, All Supporters
tional-minded artist has spent many years in the and Contributors:
entertainment business as a diverse entertainer, As the Maryfield Celebrates Canada 150 com-
musician, songwriter, producer, yodeler, TV host, mittee winds down its activities, it would seem perti-
landscape artist, master craftswomen & award nent to release a final update on the committee’s
winner. Her accolades are many and span over 3 operation.
decades. In that time she has written & recorded a The event, by all measures, was a huge success,
large body of work, performed full time internation-
and thanks to great support from local governments
ally, celebrated independent success on USA, Ca-
and individuals alike, the committee finalized opera-
nadian & European radio as well honored with the
tions with a surplus of $2036.78.
coveted Wrangler Award from the National Cow-
As directed by resolution, these surplus funds
boy & Western Heritage Museum. Her ‘Carter
were distributed among the Maryfield Auditorium
Scratch” style of lead acoustic guitar playing and
Committee, the Maryfield Beatification Committee,
crystal clear voice are well displayed at her live
and the Maryfield Library.
shows along with Bruce Hoffman on fiddle & man-
All outstanding items have been finalized, and
dolin, and John Cunningham on upright bass and
the current bank balance is $0.00. Therefore, the
harmonica. She includes a mix of well crafted orig-
work of the Maryfield Celebrates Canada 150 Com-
inals & tasty standards in the styles of Western,
mittee is considered complete and the committee is
Bluegrass, Gospel, Country & Canadiana Folk. Eli
considered disbanded.
& band look forward to bringing her show to the

Maryfield Auditorium. John Van Eaton

PRESS QUOTES: Chair – Maryfield Celebrates Canada 150

“Eli has taken the time to learn the many facets of her
craft, mastering an instrument, writing songs, recording,
managing the day to day business, booking shows, pro-
moting, marketing, and cultivating an audience that sup-
ports her artistry. Maybe not a household name, or does
she have an eye-popping bank statement, but she’s been
making a living doing what she loves for more than 3
DECADES, which most of us would probably define as
success. Congratulations Eli !!!”
{JC - Red Truck International Records}

“This is another one of those rare ‘finds’ that keeps me
writing reviews, as Bless her; Eli Barsi certainly isn’t try-
ing to compete with Adele or The Coldplays In the pre-
tentious stakes; she just makes classy Country music for
people to enjoy and not worry about what she means in-
between the lines; and boy oh boy does she succeed!”
{Rocking Magple Wordpress}

“Eli Barsi is a talented, traditional-minded country singer
from rural Canada who isn’t shy about putting her West-
ern roots into her music.” {Craig Shelburne CMT Nashville}
KIDS’ CURLING
Curling Season is approaching along with Kid’s
Curling. Kid’s Curling is open to children from
Grade 2 and up. It is a wonderful opportunity to
learn the basics of curling at an early age and
have fun while doing it! Maryfield has a long his-
tory of successful junior curlers and we are dedi- November 25th is the deadline
cated to continuing this tradition. Contact Janet for the next newsletter.
Lemon (646-4604) to register your child or for Drop off items to Maryfield Corner Store or
more information regarding Kid’s Curling. email Barb at [email protected]