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The Eastend Edge is a proud supporter of ourcommunity and is distributed across North

America. Publisher: Jeanne Kaufman

Great July Films!!!

Wednesday, 21stMonty Python and the

Holy Grail

Friday, 23rdDaybreakers

Wednesday, 28thJuno

Friday, 30thClash of the Titans

Doors open at 6:30 PM

Admission Price$3.50 each

Suggestions for movies arewelcome. Please contact the

T.rex Discovery Centre

T.rex Discovery CentreEastend, SK.

www.trexcentre.ca(306)295-4009

Synopses of this weeks filmson pg. 2

Trailers now available onT.rex Discovery Centre

web sitewww.trexcentre.ca

Town of Eastend

Invites application for the positionof Third Operator. Duties include:water/sewer, waste collection, ani-mal control, and other duties asassigned by the town foreman.

Valid drivers licence required.

Closing date for application: Tues-day, August 10, 2010 at 5:00 PMlocal time.

Forward written applications com-plete with resume, references andexpected salary to:

Office of the AdministratorTown of Eastend

Box 520Esastend, SK S0N 0T0

Only those selected for an inter-view will be contacted. For furtherinformation call 295-3322.

What a buy!!Clean, well kept this 4 bedroom

bungalow is the ideal family home.

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Liz Spetz

Streambank Golf Course

Summer Events

July 23Free Music!Jam Session!

4 pmDrink/Food Special

July 24Roy Mokelki

Memorial TournamentShotgun Start 11 AM

18 holesPrime Rib Supper

August 7Cattlemens Classic

Golf Tourney

Summer of Arts Heats Up the Southwest

Arts events abound during the summer in the Eastend area. There will continuously be ex-citing exhibits and workshops to appeal to all ages. Currently, Cypress Gallery is featuringwork by Virginia Boulay, David Shkolny and Trea Jensen. Boulays fine graphic statementsare rooted in Southwest Saskatchewan. They are bold and filled with the undulant feelingthat she is famous for. Shkolny is a new artist to the area but his passion for clouds speaksof love for the huge, open skies that are a signature of the Southwest. He works in soft pas-tels which give a malleable quality to his clouds that makes you feel they are continuouslychanging. Trea Jensen is showcasing new large portraits of earthy goddesses that happily

radiate warmth and contentment. Emerging artist, Bronwyn Schuster, is also exhibiting freshand interesting work.

Silver Willow Gallery will continue the show of Marg Wiebes photography and watercol-ours until the end of the month. At Robsart Art Works paintings by Virginia Boulay, GerryOliver and Geoff Phillips as well as photography by Wayne Inverarity are on display.

We benefit from having talented artists in the area over the summer as they enrich our com-munities by sharing their skills and interests with us. Award-winning writer, Candace Sav-age just completed a writing workshop at Old Man on His Back. David Shkolny will be pre-senting two 1-day pastel workshops at Fort Walsh on July 24th and 25th. Fortunately for us,he will also present a pastel workshop at the T.rex Discovery Centre on July 26 th. These areprofessionals at the top of their careers who are drawn to the Southwest because of its variedand rich texture of light, pattern, scope and history. Through galleries and Stegner Housetheir work continues to attract other people to explore the wealth of material that we have tooffer. It is an industry unto itself that has growing economic impact on Eastend.

This rising tide of artistic interest is also complimentary to the natural sciences and workswell in conjunction with the T.rex Discovery Centre. Art and science have historically pro-moted each other and were at one time considered to be inimical. Today they continue thisrelationship by providing both visual structure and understanding of our environment. Theyspan the connections between emotion, physiology, sociology and history. They help to bindus together with our surroundings. Art production businesses like Whitemud Clay Studiohave built a reputation for fine product based squarely on the resources of the land. Theirpresence continues to bring economic benefit to our town.

When people move to the Southwest Saskatchewan area it is in large part because of itsbeauty. Artists who come to work or reside here do much to promote the appeal of livinghere. They are another important part of what makes us unique. Economic benefit and the

Arts prove to be good working partners in Eastend. JK

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CCCCOMMUNITYOMMUNITYOMMUNITYOMMUNITY HHHHAPPENINGSAPPENINGSAPPENINGSAPPENINGSEastend Arts CouncilSeptEastend Rink ComplexJuly 12Kinsmen FallHistorical Museum July 6K-40FallCWLFallFriends of the Museum &

T.rex Discovery CentreJuly 12Kinettes FallRM of White ValleyJuly 8TOWN COUNCIL July 14Clay Centre Comm ClubFallSchool Comm CouncilFallChamber of CommerceSept 15Fire Dept. July 6 & 20Eastend Swimming Pool July 21Prairie Pearls Aug. 25TOPS 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) - JULY 19, 21,26, 28 & 29

PHYSICIANS JULY 29

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

Eastend Agencies Ltd.

Call for a new quote on:

Agro, Home, Autoand Tenant Insurance

Your locally owned and operatedinsurance brokerage

104 Maple Ave. N.295-3655

east.ag@sasktel.net

This Summercome to DayCamp at the

T.rex DiscoveryCentre

July 20 & 29August 3, 9 & 10

Pack a lunch and spend the daylearning about dinosaurs atour fun-filled day camps.

Camps are $40 per child per day($35 if you have a membership

with us)

Open at all kids 612

Call us at (306) 295-4009to register or

for more information.

www.trexcentre.ca

This camp

for preschoolers aged 3-5will run Tuesday, July 27from 10 am 2pm. Dontforget to pack a lunch anda snack. Cost is $25 if youhave a membership withus, $30 if you dont. Spaceis limited, please call 295-4009 to register or for moreinformation

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The Eastend Edge is a proud supporter of ourcommunity and is distributed across North

America. Editor: Jeanne Kaufman

PDF Edge Online

A full colour 5 page PDF edition of the Edge isnow available for all readers. Please contact me at:

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Come try our new weeklyspecials and soups

Try our NewJacks in the BoxMeat Lovers Pizza

Hours of Operation

MondayclosedTuesFri 9am8:30pmSaturday 8am8:30pmSunday 9am8:30pm

For groups of10 or morecall ahead

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The Edge in 6 Glorious Pages

The Eastend Edge has 6 pages this weekwith exceptional colour photos availableat www.eastendedge.blogspot.com

The nature photo montage on page 5 isgenerously provided by Stephen LangtonGoulet. This week it features a colourphoto of three striking young fer-rugionous hawks in the nest.

Page 4 and 6 provide colour photos ofthe Dino Days parade, showcasing the

four Lucien Breton Cadillacs and the1948 Pontiac.

Many thanks to Ilse Hansen-Upsher.

Eastend CO-OP Grocery

Last day to redeem stickersfor FREE pots & pans

is July 30th

Movie Synopsis:

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

A cult classic as gut-bustingly hilariousas it is blithely ridiculous, Monty Pythonand the Holy Grail has lost none of itsexceedingly silly charm. This is an ab-surdist send-up of the legend of KingArthur and his knights' quest for the HolyGrail. From its opening multi-languagetitles (that sure looks like Swedish) to the

closing arrest of the entire Dark Agescast by modern-day bobbies, Monty Py-thon and the Holy Grail helped to define"irreverence" and became an instant cultclassic. This time the Pythonites savagethe legend of King Arthur, juxtaposingsome excellently selected exterior loca-tions with an unending stream of anach-ronistic one-liners, non sequiturs, andslapstick set pieces. The Knights of theRound Table set off in search of the HolyGrail on foot, as their lackeys make clip-pety-clop sounds with coconut shells. Aplague-ridden community, ringing withthe cry of "bring out your dead," offersits hale and hearty citizens to the bodypiles. A wedding of convenience is at-tacked by Arthur's minions while thepasty-faced groom continually attemptsto burst into song. The good guys arenearly thwarted by the dreaded, tree-shaped "Knights Who Say Ni!" A feistyenemy warrior, bloodily shorn of hisarms and legs in the thick of battle,threatens to bite off his opponent's knee-cap. A French military officer shoutssuch taunts as "I fart in your general di-

rection" and "I wave my private parts atyour aunties." Rabbits are a particularobsession of the writers this time around,ranging from the huge Trojan Rabbit tothe "killer bunny" that decapitates one ofthe knights. Graham Chapman, JohnCleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, TerryJones, and Michael Palin collaborated onthe script and assumed most of the on-screen roles.

Hal Erickson, All Movie Guideand, www.rottentomatoes.com

Movie Synopsis:

Daybreakers

Two-time Academy Award nominee EthanHawke plays Edward Dalton, a researcher inthe year 2019, in which an unknown plaguehas transformed the world's population intovampires. As the human population nearsextinction, vampires must capture and farmevery remaining human, or find a blood sub-stitute before time runs out. However, a cov-

ert group of vampires makes a remarkablediscovery, one which has the power to savethe human race.

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Dino Days ParadeSummer of Fun in Eastend

Dachshunds, dinosaurs, pirates, and Riders fans celebrated sunny Dino Days in Eastend on July 17th. with creativefloats, antique trucks, spectacular Cadillacs, western riders and mini vehicles of every description. Everyone was akid again when the parade passed by.

Very few large cities can rival the fireworks display that is the one of the noted features of Dino Days. This yearwas no exception and provided an awesome evenings experience. Delays due to winds just made the anticipationthat much greater and no one was disappointed by the scale of the display.

Ted Gleim urged us all out to the pancake breakfast early Saturday morning and the weekend began to unroll a se-ries of events that everyone could enjoy. Hot dogs, pool activities and kite flying kept people busy while a serioustournament began at Streambank Golf Course.Down by the Docks performed for children at the Library and a beergarden ran all day at the Rink Complex. A great range of events that filled a hot summer day with memorable fun.

See pages 4 and 6 of www.eastend.blogspot.com for full colour photos of the parade.Photos courtesy of Ilse Hansen-Upsher.

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Three young ferruginous hawks in the nest.

stephen langton gouletJuly, 2010

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Classic Cadillacs of Lucien Breton Grace the Parade

In a tribute to Lucien Breton the family included his impressive classic Cadillacs in the Dino Days Parade. They are in descendingorder: 1972 Eldorado Convertible, 1959 Eldorado, and 1958 Fleetwood 60 Special.

The 1948 Pontiac is owned by Jerry Breton.

Photos courtesy of Ilse Hansen-Upsher