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CIPI Newsletter – June 3rd, 2016

CIPI Ne ws l e tt e r

In case of a serious Emergency call 911

FIRE ………………………...911

AMBULANCE ………………911

POLICE …………306-288-6400

CLINIC ………….306-288-4800

Ile-x Hospital....1-306-833-2016

Kids Help Line 1-800-668-6868

Volume 32 Issue Friday, June 3rd, 2016

CIPI TV BINGO

Friday, June 3rd, 2016 7:30 pm on Channel 13 / Cable 5,

Digital 365 / 96.5FM

Power Ball - $2,600.00 *can only be won on Bonanza*

1st Series One Line/4 Corners: $50.00

Two Lines: $75.00 Caller’s Choice: $100.00 Large Frame: $125.00

Blackout: $400.00

2nd Series One Line/4 Corners: $50.00


Blackout: $400.00

Bonanza One Line or 4 Corners: $50.00


Blackout: $2000 in

55#’s or less Consolation: $500.00 2nd Blackout: $200.00

*Prizes depend on number of cards sold

Cards are: $2.00 for 1st & 2nd series $5.00 for 2-up Bonanza License Number MB15-0005

Notice from the Northern Village of Beauval

NOTICE

The Northern Village of Beauval has lifted the FIRE BAN

effective Wednesday, May 25th, 2016.

Self-contained portable gas heating devices and fire pits,

barbecues, pressurized stoves, and charcoal briquettes will be

permitted for cooking and heating purposes.

OPEN FIRES PROHIBITED

Residents are reminded to use caution when using a fire pit as

fire hazard conditions remain high.

Valley View School Athletic Banquet

Thursday, June 9th

@ 5:00pm

Valley View Gym

Meal provided! Everyone Welcome!

Come and celebrate as we hand out awards to

our top athletes for the 2015/16 school year!

Sipisishk Communications Inc. is now accepting letters for

Ticket Sales for the months of July & August

Deadline: Wednesday, June 22nd @ 3:00PM

Sipisishk Communications Inc. Box 49, Beauval, SK S0M 0G0

Fax: 306-288-2033 Email: [email protected]

CIPI Newsletter is published twice a month by

Sipisishk Communications Inc.

Beauval, SK S0M 0G0 Ph.: 306-288-2222

Editor: Julieann Alcrow

St. Mary Magdalene Sunday, June 5th, 2016

Mass @ 10:30am

Readers:

Abraham Gardiner

Vitaline Read

Deadline for Submissions:

June 15th @ 4:00 pm unless arrangements are made.


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CIPI TV BINGO

Sunday, June 5th, 2016 7:30 pm on Channel 13 / Cable 5,





Blackout: $400.00



Blackout: $400.00



Blackout: $2000 in




You don't need a special

class of driver's licence or an

endorsement to operate a

snowmobile or ATV, but

you must meet these

requirements:

You must hold a valid Class

1 to 5 driver's licence.

You must be at least 16 years old.

In addition, to operate a snowmobile, you must take an approved

safety course if you were born after Jan. 1, 1989.

If you're under 16 and/or have a Class 7 driver's licence, you can

only operate a snowmobile or ATV while either:

Accompanied by someone who holds a Class 1 to 5 licence.

Supervised (within 5 m of and in view of) by someone on

another machine that holds a Class 1 to 5 driver's licence.

Anger Management Workshop When: June 21, 22, 23, 2016

Facility: Church Meeting Room

Time: 10am to 3pm daily

Open to first 10 people to sign up

To register call Doris Woods @ 306 235 5845 or

Deborah @ 306 288 4807

Certificates will be given upon completion

Saturday Sunday Monday

Sunny

High 20° Low 10°

Sunny

High 13° Low 5°

Mix of sun & cloud

High 13° Low 3°

CIPI NUMBERS Office: 306-288-2222 or 306-288-2474

Request Line: 306-288-2230 Contest Line: 306-288-2053

email: [email protected] website: www.cipiradio.com

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CIPI TV BINGO

Tuesday, June 7th, 2016 7:30 pm on Channel 13 / Cable 5,





Blackout: $400.00



Blackout: $400.00



Blackout: $2000 in




Northern Home & Building Inspections Meldon Roy @ 306 288 7373

Box 369, Beauval, SK, S0M 0G0

Happy Birthday to my beautiful girl

“Gabrielle McCallum”

I wish you all the best and I love you!

Love, Mom Frieda & Oliver

Elementary Track and Field Units Pinehouse, SK

Congratulations and great effort by all the students that attended the track units in Pinehouse on May 31st. Many of the students received individual ribbons for the events and we placed 3rd overall in point totals. The medals recipients for their age category were:

Nikolas Alcrow – 7/8 boys – silver medal Zachary Bottrell – 11/12 boys – silver medal Ashlyn Aubichon – 11/12 girls – gold medal

Super job. Also a big “thanks” to the chaperones – Carmeleda Campbell, Duane Elzinga, Shirley Martin, and Anita Henry.

Greatly appreciated, Shirley Bell – Morin

The Northern Village of Beauval in partnership with GDI

Employment & Training is inviting applications for (2)

summer student positions

(1) Summer Playground Supervisor - to plan, organize,

schedule and supervise summer activities for children

(1) Campground Supervisor - to maintain the campgrounds

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be Metis

Be a minimum of 15 years of age or older

Be returning to school

Students entering post secondary school must

include a letter of acceptance

15 years olds applying are required to obtain a certificate of

completion from the young worker readiness course

Start date is July 4, 2016

Deadline to apply is Friday, June 24, 2016

Send resume and cover letter to:

Box 19, Beauval, Sask. S0M 0G0

Beauval Recreation

To meet the cultural

component of our Recreation

Programming, we will have a

basic fiddle program for ages

8 to 12 years of age.

Instructors will be Jeremy

Corrigal and Joseph

Desjarlais from Sakitawak.

Only 8 participants will be

asked to participate at this

time with the intention of

expansion as the program

continues. Dedicated youth

are invited to sign up with the

Recreation Director at 306-

288-2064. Program

implementation is

scheduled for the

summer months.


Beauval Clinic Due to no Public Health Nurse

Suspended Service March 19, 2016 - until further notice

Please note that there is currently no

full-time Public Health Nurse

available at the Beauval Clinic.

All services normally offered by the

Public Health Nurse will be

suspended until further notice. The

health region is in the process of

finding a replacement.

Should you require immediate

assistance, please call 306 288 4800.

Information regarding upcoming

programs will be updated as it becomes

available.

Thank you for your understanding

Beauval Recreation Presents… One Day CO-ED SLO-PITCH

TOURNAMENT Saturday, June 18th @ 10:00am

Beauval Sports Grounds

Entry Fee $150

1st - $800

2nd - $600

3rd - $400

Prizes guaranteed with a minimum of

6 teams with an 8 team limit.

Double Knockout $5.00 gate admission for players

and spectators

**Concession available**

For more info., call Wayne @ 306 288 2064

Hosting group not responsible for injuries or any

other mishaps sustained during tournament


Fish Derby Results

Adults - Sunday, May 22nd

Shelley Buffin - $500 (2lbs 8oz)

Mary Bottrell - $300 (2lbs 5oz)

Cynthia Roy - $200 (2lbs 2oz)

Michelle Boyer - $200 Mystery Weight

Youth - Monday, May 23rd

Chloe Daigneault - $25 Northern Gift

Certificate for Biggest Clam

Hadley Gardiner - $25 Northern Gift

Certificate for Smallest Clam

Boys Jaymian Hood - Bike - (3lbs 2oz Pike)

Jansen Gunn - Fishing Gear - (2lbs 10oz Pike)

Carson Edquist - Snorkel - 2lbs 4oz Pike)

Girls Aubree Laliberte - Bike - (2lbs 3oz Pike)

Aubree Laliberte - Fishing Gear - (2lbs 1oz

Pike)

Hadley Gardiner - Snorkel Set - (1lb 13oz

Pike)

Beauval Recreation

is looking for raffle contestants for the

Bonfire Summer Festival July 15, 16, 17

Names will be accepted for

Junior Prince/Princess &

Junior King/Queen

Submit names to the Rec. Office @ 288-2064

Applied Suicide Intervention Skills

Training - ASIST

Wednesday, June 8th & Thursday, June 9th

8:30am to 4:30pm

Valley View School

Cost - FREE

Deadline to register is June 6th

**Lunch & snacks will be provided**

To register contact: Jolene McKay @ 306

288 7553 or Calla Gordon @ 306 833 3382

Name the Building Contest

Name the Outdoor Structure - $50

Name the Building - $100

Submit names to Nick, drop off at the

Village Office or email to

[email protected]

Deadline Friday, June 3rd @ 5pm

Do you have a passion for taking

care of/or working with children/

youth (ages 0-12)?

We are looking for interested persons that

would like to become a foster parent or

participate in the Foster Families training. If

interested, the first step is to call the

Saskatchewan Foster Families Association toll

free at 1 888 276 2880. They will pass along

your information to the Ministry of Social

Services (MSS). You will then be contacted to

book an initial in-home consultation.

A criminal record check is also required.

Training will start on June 18th, 2016 in Prince

Albert. The training is for 2 full weekends and

the following Saturday. More details will be

available from Jolene McKay at 306 288 7553

or Shirley Bell-Morin at 306 288 2324.


Commercial Concrete Foreman Employment Type: Permanent Full-time

Location(s): Pr ince Alber t, SK and remote mine sites

Salary Range: Star t at $34.00 + /hr ; however , wage is based on exper ience

Snake Lake Construction is seeking a highly

motivated individual for a Concrete Foreman

position that is located in Prince Albert and in

various remote mine sites in Northern

Saskatchewan.

As a key participant in the relationship with the

contractor, other contractors, company and

client, the Foreman generally has multiple

years’ experience. The following some specific

areas of responsibility:

Safety:

Responsible & accountable for the safety of

a crew of 5 to 8 people;

Know, understand, communicate & ensure

compliance with the OH&S Act and

Regulations;

Ensure completion of initial Field Level

Risk Assessments;

Fully understand SLGC’s safety systems

and implement.

Leadership and Supervision:

Provides direction, leadership, support &

holds their crew responsible & accountable

for meeting their responsibilities, goals &

commitments;

Assess competency & capability of their

tradespersons; evaluate crew capability,

training & coaching to ensure crew meets

required levels of quality;

Ensure crew complies with policies &

procedures;

Apply SLGC’s corrective action policy

when applied;

Mentor Foreman, attend on-site contractor

meetings with client representatives

Be a leader

Planning and Scheduling:

Identify & verify the field installation work

package (FIWP)

Schedule tasks in a 2-week intervals with

task plan for upcoming work that include

planning & adjusting work procedures,

labour & equipment based on production &

schedule requirements;

Read, understand & interpret issued project

drawings;

Track & record redline drawings for

duration of project;

Ensure all change orders are properly

executed & indicates on as-built plans;

Prioritize work requirements, create work

plans for crews & keep project schedule

current;

Review & adjust specific activities &

schedules to meet demands, deadlines &

requirements;

Coordinate maintenance of equipment on

the project & supervise effective

utilization;

Qualifications required or related too: JM

certificate in a construction trade, SCSA

Leadership for Excellence; SCSA WHIMS

Train-the-Trainer; Level A 1st Aid.

We are committed to hiring Resident of Far

North.

Drug and Alcohol Testing Requirement: The

successful candidate shall be subject to a Drug

and Alcohol test as a condition of

employment.

Closing Date: June 10th, 2016


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June is Brain Injury Awareness Month in Canada By biacadmin/on June 1, 2010/in Brain Injury Awareness Month

The Brain Injury Association of Canada, its partners and community of survivors, caregivers and heal th professionals, designates June as National Brain Injury Awareness Month in Canada to highlight awareness on the effects and causes of acquired brain injury across Canada. It is estimated that close to 4% of Canadians are living with an acquired brain injury. As incredible as this may sound, brain injury in Canada is a silent epidemic. In Canada, brain injury is the number one killer and disabler of people under the age of 44. Statistics further indicate that incidences are two times greater within the male population. Acquired brain injury is defined as a non-

degenerative and non-congenital insult to the brain that may result in a diminished or altered state of consciousness, and result in impaired cognitive, physical, emotional and/or behavioural func t ion ing. The soc ia l , emotional and economic consequences of brain injury are in fact devastating not only to the survivors themselves, but to family members, caregivers, support workers and the community at large – everyone involved with working towards n e u ro - re h a b i l i t a t i o n a n d recovery . And currently, there are no drugs or techniques that can cure a brain injury. Automobile and pedestrian incidents, sports injuries (a concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury), cycling incidents, victims of crime, falls, tumours,

aneurysms, and other non-degenerative conditions are all leading causes of brain acquired Brain Injury in Canada. The Brain Injury Association of Canada urges all Canadians to become involved with grassroot brain injury associations and to listen to survivor stories and family members speak about the support and guidance they have received. Their true life stories will fascinate you. T h e i r c o u r a g e a n d determination is really quite remarkable. As well, the A s s o c i a t i o n a s ks a l l Canadians, children, youth, parents and seniors, to help prevent acquired brain injuries this summer and all year round by wearing helmets while cycling,

rollerblading, skateboarding, ATVing, skiing, snowboarding, skating, playing ice hockey, tobogganing and for all automobile drivers to follow the rules of the road. There will be bike safety June 15 from 9-12pm at VVS for grades K-6 try to get your children to bring there bikes that day. We will also be having our community baby shower in-conjunction with Car Seat Safety at the community hall from 1-4pm. Babies that were born from last year June 2015 to present are invited to come celebrate with their parents, we will have door prizes, snacks, and gift bags to all that attend. If you need more information please give me a call Deborah 306-288-4807 or Jenn at 306-288-4045.

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