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Great Films!!!

June 11Shutter Island

June 18The Book of Eli

June 25Percy Jackson& the Olympians:

The Lightning Thief

Doors open at 6:30 PM

Family Matinee

Saturday June 121:30 pm

Where the Wild

Things Are

Admission Price $3.50each

Suggestions for movies arewelcome. Please contact the

T.rex Discovery Centre

T.rex Discovery Centre

Eastend, SK.www.trexcentre.ca

(306)295-4009

Synopses of this weeks filmson pg. 2 & 4

Trailers now available onT.rex Discovery Centre

web sitewww.trexcentre.ca

Liz Spetz297-8804

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STREAMBANK GOLFCOURSE

OPEN!FOR 2010

Restaurant in the clubhouseopens at 8 am

serving lunch and dinner7 days a week

*LICENSED*

402 Pottery St.295-3792

LOOK FORWARD TO MOREAWESOME MOVIES AT THE T.REX

DISCOVERY CENTRE THROUGHOUTTHE SUMMER

June Servicesat Ravenscrag

and St. AugustinesAnglican Churches

Please join us for thefollowing services

Sunday June 13thChurch picnic (weather permitting)at Ravenscrag in the Church yard at12 Noon. Service of Holy Commun-ion to follow at 2 PM in the Raven-scrag Church. If inclement weatherthere will only be the 2 PM service.

Saturday June 19thService ofBaptism at St. Augustines at 2 PM.

Sunday June 20thService of

Compline (last prayer and music ser-vice of the day) at 7 PM atSt. Augustines

Theres Nothing Like a Sale!

What is it about a sale that is so exciting? Dress sale, book sale, yard sale or camel sale; wecan never resist showing up to see whats on offer. Simply the word SALE is enough toget our blood circulating faster. Theres some element of discovery and just plain fun aboutbeing there to scout out the bargains. It doesnt matter whether we were looking for some-thing specific in the first place. Most of the time its better not to have an agenda and just gowith instinct, you never know what you might find. The thrill of the hunt is so intense thatwere often out there before the sale starts just sussing out the territory. It doesnt alwaysmatter what you buy as long as its a deal that you got before someone else could corner it.

Buying at a bargain price just makes it all the better. It eliminates all excuses to restrainyourself. These small sales events are part of our culture and were all doing our patrioticduty to get a good deal.

When I arrive at a sale its with a familiar rush of adrenaline. Some rare item or unexpectedgem suddenly connects to a latent idea thats been lurking patiently at the edge of my psy-che. Havent I always wanted the chance to play the accordion or own four extra cupboarddoors? Just the fact that I can buy such an array of trinkets and clever things for a pittancemakes me practically giddy. How can I be too far wrong letting myself go in a circumstancelike this? A whole box of old National Geographics? Why that shouldnt be over looked, notat twice the price! After all, if I wasnt meant to go to sales, I wouldnt have bought a truckin the first place. Ill drive away as a very smug and happy person. I feel like I won some-thing.

Unfortunately, as with all forms of over indulgence, there comes a hangover. There is therecurrent doubt that appears in the next few days that the great finds I have captured throughmy clever efforts may in fact be just another couple of boxes of junk. With remorse I willadmit to myself then that I will never play the accordion that I bought and really have nopurpose for the cupboard doors let alone the punch bowl with 12 matching cups that I nowown. But it was such harmless fun and I felt so excited with my small conquests. It was anhour of adventure in my otherwise mundane life. Whos going to fault me for these littleextravagances? I had such a good time! On second thought, instead of the cupboard doors Ishould have bought the extractor fan. Darn! Next time Ill be much sharper.

Perhaps next year well all have forgotten where this stuff came from. You may discover

that twinkling accordion in my yard sale and remember that you always wanted to play one.

I know just how youll feel and I promise you, Ill make you a heck of a deal. I might even

lower the price if you take the punch bowl, too. JK

June 8th is World Ocean Day

If we treated our farms like weretreating the oceans, we would be

starving to death.

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CCCCOMMUNITYOMMUNITYOMMUNITYOMMUNITY HHHHAPPENINGSAPPENINGSAPPENINGSAPPENINGSEastend Arts CouncilJune 14Eastend Rink ComplexJune 14Kinsmen June 3 & 17Historical Museum June 1K-40June 2CWLJune 2Friends of the Museum &

T.rex Discovery CentreJune 14Kinettes June 10RM of White ValleyJune 10TOWN COUNCIL June 9Clay Centre Comm ClubJune 15School Comm CouncilJune 15Chamber of CommerceJune 16Fire Dept. June 8 & 22Eastend Swimming Pool June 16Prairie Pearls June 30TOPS MEET- Health Centre Quiet Room,

Thursdays @ 5:00 p.m.AAMondays @ 8:00p.m. at Henrys PlaceBINGOMondays at 7:00 in the Rink!Alanon Health Centre Quiet Room

Tuesdays .

JUNE DATESFORPHYSICIAN CLINICSIN EASTEND

SHERRY HORNUNGRN(NP) - JUNE 7, 9, 10, 16,17, 21, 23, 28 AND 30

DR. RADEVSKIJUNE 16, 23 AND 30

DR. RAYNAYAKE JUNE 7

DR. MUDINGAYEJUNE 10

To book an appointment Phone 295-4184Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM.

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America. Editor: Jeanne Kaufman

Eastend Agencies Ltd.

Call for a new quote on:

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TOWN OF EASTENDRATEPAYER MEETING

Ratepayers are invited to discusstheir issues and concerns

with the Mayor and CouncilorsJune 16, 2010

7:30 p.m.at the Eastend Memorial Hall

Tea Room

Upcoming Events

atStreambank Golf

Course

Friday June 11,first Fun Night

of the season at 6:30 pm

Saturday June 12,

Par Three Tournamentfollowed by golf competitions

and a horse race

End your evening with Night Golf

Please call the Clubhouseat 295-3792 for more info.

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Medical Office Receptionist

Davis Medical Clinic

Permanent Part TimeStarting September 2010

Must possess excellent interpersonal

skills and computer knowledge.

Please mail your resume by July 9 toDr. Anne Davis,

Box 99,

Eastend, SK S0N 0T0

MANY THANKS!!

The Eastend Historical Museum ex-tends a sincere thank you to all the ladieswho provided pies and for donations ofplants for the Plant Sale and Coffee/Pie

event on May 20th.

Also, thanks to the public who supportedthe event. The Museum made over$850!!!

You are invited to join Stegner Houseresident

Anne Heeney, Artist,

from Victoria, BC

for an informal reception

& visual display

7:00 9:00 p.m.

Thursday, June 10th

at Silver Willow Gallery

Eastend

Eastend PoolSwimming

Lessons

July 58and, July 1215

Limited Levels Offered

For more info or to registerplease call the pool at 295-3358

CYPRESS HOTEL

Dont Forget!!

10 name draw-downfor a ladies ring

from Phoenix Rising

Draw Friday Night, June 11th

59 PM

Must be present to win

Movie Review:

Shutter Island

Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio

team up for a fourth time for this adaptationof SHUTTER ISLAND, a novel by DennisLeHane (MYSTIC RIVER). The film opens in1954 as World War II veteran and currentfederal marshal Teddy Daniels (LeonardoDiCaprio) and his new partner, Chuck (MarkRuffalo), ferry to Shutter Island, a water-bound mental hospital housing the criminallyinsane. They have been asked to investigatethe disappearance of Rachel Solando (EmilyMortimer), a patient admitted to the asylumafter she murdered her three children. AsTeddy quizzes Dr. Cawley (Ben Kingsley),

the head of the institution, he begins to sus-pect that the authorities in charge might notbe giving him the whole truth, and that aterrible fate may befall all the patients inspooky Ward C -- a unit devoted to the mostheinous of the hospital's inmates. Complicat-ing matters further, Teddy has a secret of hisown -- the arsonist who murdered his wife isincarcerated on Shutter Island. Driven toconfront his wife's killer, and stranded on theisland because of a hurricane, Teddy mustunravel the secrets of the eerie place beforesuccumbing to his own madness. Max von

Sydow, Emily Mortimer, Michelle Williams,Patricia Clarkson, and Jackie Earle Haleyround out the supporting cast.

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PDF Edge Online

A full colour 5 page PDF edition of the Edgeis now available for all readers. Please contact

me at: eastendedge@hotmail.com

Call for Artists

This is a call for artists to participatein a Juried Art Show presented by

Eastend Arts Council.

The theme: Eastend

People, Culture, Historyand Landscape.

All mediums encouraged.

October 15 & 16, 2010to be held in the

Eastend Memorial Hall

OASC Juror: Cecilia Elizabethwww.oasc.sk.ca

Event includes a free critique for eachparticipating artist, and a free commu-nity workshop on critiquing art work.

ARTISTS MUST REGISTER BYJUNE 30, 2010 DEADLINE!

For more information andArtist Package contact:

Gabriele Kck at 306-295 4022or email Trea Jensenpetrea@sasktel.net

"Wild Words"Weekend

with

CandaceSavage

Public ReadingFriday, July 9, 7:30 p.m.

Eastend Library.Everyone is welcome.

Writing WorkshopSaturday, July 10, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Old Man on His Back

Conservation AreaWorkshop spaces are limited, and

pre-registration is required.Suitable for writers at all levels. Formore information or to pre-register,

please call Sue at 296-4908 oremail topsyturvey@xplorenet.ca

Part of the SouthWest Quest forSaskatchewan Art and History

Full details atwww.artandhistoryquest.com

Co-sponsored by the Canada Council for the Arts, theSaskatchewan Writers Guild, the Saskatchewan Arts

Board, SaskLotteries, SaskCulture, the Eastend Library,and the Nature Conservancy of Canada

Remember to collect stickersfor FREE pots & pans

until July 2nd.

Jack Caf

Weekly Specials

Swiss Cheese andBacon Burger

Alla Pollo

Baked flat noodlesserved in a creamy whitesauce with pieces of

chicken breast, broccoliand mushrooms,

How to Make Hanging Baskets

Lush hanging baskets are a great addition to outdoor dcor. Howeasy are they to make and what does it take to make them flourish?

1. Gather all the supplies. Place the wire basket inside a largeflower pot to help support it while you work, especially if it hasa round bottom. Make sure that you can work from all sides.

2. Mix your soil and fertilizer together. Add any additions, such asbone meal. Place your moss into a bucket or bowl of water to soak.

3. Move plants Around in an arrangement until you have hit upon a colour assortment anddesign that appeals to you. Dont be afraid to mix colours and always add in a pure

green element, such as trailing ivy. A hanging basket is viewed largely from the bottomand sides, so plan your design with that in mind.

4. If you are making your own basket liner from moss, gently squeeze the water from itand press it into the container bottom and wallpaper the sides, pressing from the insidewith one hand and on the outside with the otherwork toward a 1 thickness or more.Overlap the layers to keep the soil from seeping out.

5. Match plants for similar light, moisture and height requirements. Plant suggestions in-clude: silver licorice, trailing lobelia, sweet alyssum, hanging begonias, dwarf helio-trope, variegated ivy, trailing fuchsias, creeping jenny and coleus.

6. Plant in layers and stagger the arrangement in each level. Add a row of plants in thebottomivy would be good. Make some slits in the sides and gently pull some strandsthrough. Place a layer of prepared soil over this planting and press to remove the airpockets. You can nestle a small lid into the middle to act as a saucer to help catch wa-

ter. Add more prepared soil. Place another row of hanging or trailing type plants. Youcan make a few more slight slits in the sides of the basket and send hardy shootsthrough (wrap top of plant lightly in plastic wrap and pull through). Cover well withmore soil. Pinch plant stems back if needed. Plant your last layer, which is reserved forstraight-up blooms or plants with height. The soil should come to about 3/4 below thetop rim. Space 3 to 4 inches apart. pg. 4

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Book Review:

Shadows Still Remain Peter de Jong

Edgy, electrifying and dark a riveting de-but. Thanksgiving weekend, 2005. Es-caping a troubled past, Francesca Pena

came to the city and reinvented herself. AtNew York University, her beauty and cha-risma are the envy of her privileged pals,yet none knows the real Francesca who,after a night of drinking, is now missing.

A High-Stakes Gamble. Detective Dar-lene O'Hara of the Seventh Precinct andher partner, Serge "K." Krekorian, set outto find Pena. But then the case turns high-profile and Homicide is called inO'Harawho has an eighteen-year-oldson she saddled with the name Axl RoseO'Hara, and whose binge drinking exacer-

bates the massive chip on her shoulder -refuses to let go. Risking both her and K.'scareers, she defies NYPD brass and Homi-cide legend Patrick Lowry to secretly pur-sue her own investigation.

In a desperate chase and a chilling twistfollowing a deadly trail that leads fromNYU's ivory towers to Brooklyn tattooparlours, from a skanky strip club to awhitewashed boutique run by a Koreanmadam, O'Hara closes in on her prey. Butshe has to move fast, because Lowry andthe NYPD are about to make a devastating

mistake that will leave the real killer free.

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Planting Your Flower Gardenalyssumamaranthusastilbebrunneracalendulacampanulaclematiscleomecoleusdaisydaylilydelphinium

echinaceaflaxfoxglovegeraniumheliotropehollyhockhostahydrangeaimpatiensirislarkspurlavanteralupinmarigoldmonkshoodnicotiananierembergiaosteospermumpansypeonyperiwinklepetuniaphloxpoppyportulacaprimularoserudbeckiasalpiglossis

sedumsnapdragonspireaspurge

statice

sunflower

sweetpea

thunbergia

verbena

zinnia

Movie Review:

Where the Wild Things Are

Innovative director Spike Jonze collabo-rates with celebrated author MauriceSendak to bring one of the most belovedbooks of all time to the big screen.Where the Wild Things Are, is a clas-sic story about childhood and the placeswe go to figure out the world we live in.

The film tells the story of Max, a ram-bunctious and sensitive boy who feelsmisunderstood at home and escapes towhere the Wild Things are. Max lands onan island where he meets mysterious and

strange creatures whose emotions are aswild and unpredictable as their actions.The Wild Things desperately long for aleader to guide them, just as Max longsfor a kingdom to rule. When Max iscrowned king, he promises to create aplace where everyone will be happy.Max soon finds, though, that ruling hiskingdom is not so easy and his relation-ships there prove to be more complicatedthan he originally thought.

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pg.3 Hanging Baskets

7. Water thoroughly and hang immediatelyso that the blooms wont be crushed. Waterdaily. After the basket is established you candrench it. Use liquid fertilizer once a week.

Things You'll Need:

Wire hanging basket, 14-inch or 16-inchsuggested

Basket liner: long-fibered sphagnum

moss, coca fiber (coir), pressed paperboard

Slow-release fertilizer

Potting soil containing water retention

beads

Small trowel

Small tray or plastic lid from a wide-mouthed jar

Variety of annuals, ivy and mosses

Liquid fertilizer or seaweed fertilizer

Bone meal (optional)

Large-mouthed flowerpot

Extra bucket or bowl

Water

Watering wand

Electric drill

Hooks

Enhance your summer gardens and deckswith flowers containers and hanging baskets!

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