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BY MIKE SCHWEAN If having the defending RBC Cham-

pion Yorkton Terriers here in Mooso-min for a game was not enough, and raising thousands of dollars to put toward a new leisure centre to give our kids and adults something to do in the ever lengthening winter months was not enough, well how about this.

The Terrier / Bruins game on Satur-day, November 1 will also be a recogni-tion night for close to 10 athletes from our region who have recently suited up and helped take the Yorkton Terriers to national powerhouse status.

There will be names like our own Devon McMullen who was Captain of the team the last few years and has now moved on to the Regina Cougars of the CIS West.

The initial plan is to host the first of two AAA Midget games on the Saturday at 3 p.m. Then proceeding the Terriers game will be a recogni-tion celebration. SJHL gametime is 7:30 p.m. and icing on the cake will be a digital celebration between the first and second periods (highlighting many of Moosomin’s past stars) and again between the second and third (highlighting Moosomin kids presently

enrolled in AAA Midget and AA Ban-tam/Pee Wee programs).

This will be a true celebration of our past, present and future in the hockey world—a world where Moosomin con-tinues to claim a larger slice of the pie.

It should be just a fabulous evening!As for a list of those Yorkton Terrier

Alumni which we intend to recognize, here is a list of 10 amazing young ath-letes which our area has produced, and in turn they have helped the Yorkton Terriers become a Canadian Junior A Powerhouse.

These 10 individuals will be honored at 7 p.m. before the Terriers/Bruins hockey game:

• Devon McMullen of Moosomin• Brent Struble of Wawota• Justin Lamontagne of Wawota• Brenden Poncelet of Whitewood• John Odgers of Spy Hill• Dakota Odgers of Spy Hill• Austin Bourhis of Kipling• Kyle McLeod of Elkhorn• Curtis Oliver of Elkhorn• Derek Falloon of St. LazareThis should be a great event, giv-

ing some well-deserved recognition to local players who have helped build the Yorkton Terriers.

At left, Moosomin’s Devon McMullen, captain of the Yor-kton Terriers, hoists the RBC Cup in Vernon B.C. on May 18 after the Terriers won the national junior championship last season. Devon and nine other Terriers alumni from the Moosomin area will be honored at the Yorkton Terriers-Estevan Bruins SJHL game in Moosomin Saturday, Nov. 1.

Local Terriersalumni to be honored before SJHL Game

Monday, October 27, 2014 The World-Spectator - Moosomin, Sask. C3Funds from weekend going to leisure centre

BY KEVIN WEEDMARKFunds raised through the Elite Hockey

Weekend will be going toward Mooso-min’s leisure centre, a dream of recre-ation director Mike Schwean that could become reality in 2015.

Schwean said he believes the proposed facility at Bradley Park could be open be-fore the end of next year.

The leisure centre took a step closer with the recent announcement of a quar-ter million dollar commitment from Pot-ashCorp for the new building.

The leisure centre will include three sports simulators including 10 different sports, two driving nets, an indoor rub-ber walking track, and a court area.

Schwean is planning the leisure centre, but no tax dollars will be spent on the building—it will be paid for entirely with private donations, with no town funds going into construction.

Schwean feels the 6,000-square-foot building could normally be built at a cost of $1.2 million, but with much of the labor and inputs donated or provided at cost, the project manager donating his time, and the town providing the land, the cash cost of the building will be $500,000. The intention has always been to pay for the facility without using any taxpayer dol-lars.

Part of the reason the building can be built fairly inexpensively is that it won’t require plumbing. The building will be added to the south of the bowling alley, and will be entered through the bowling alley, with the idea that one employee can watch over the bowling alley and leisure centre, and the existing plumbing in the bowling alley will be used for washroom and kitchen facilities.

The front of the leisure centre will be in line with the east side of the bowling al-ley. At the back, a large deck will be built bordering the leisure centre on the east, the bowling alley on the north, and the ball diamond on the west.

“We’ll have the deck facing the ball diamond, and for summer, it should be a good place for barbecues,” said Schwean.

Schwean said he hopes the leisure

programming, allowing more programs aimed at some of the newcomers to town who may not be into hockey.

“We get so many new people to town, and there are no programs we’re able to offer a lot of these people,” he said. “This facility will offer these people something to do when we have seven months of winter.”

Schwean said he was impressed with the PotashCorp donation. “I thought it would be substantial, but I didn’t realize it would be this much,” he said. “They were pretty supportive every time we talked to them.” The town has been in discussions with PotashCorp since the spring.

“I think it was something they’re inter-ested in because it’s something everyone will be able to use. I think they agreed with a lot of the things we’re trying to do.”

The plan for the leisure centre has evolved over the year. “We’ve done a lot of work with a lot of different people,” Schwean said. “A lot of people have com-mitted cash donations or time donations. Everyone we’ve talked to has contributed something.”

Schwean said the town already has someone set up to do the design work on the building, and is hoping to get more of the funds in place over the next few months. “We’re hoping for more dona-tions, and we have some fundraisers planned,” he said.

Schwean is happy with how well the project has moved along already, and he’s hoping more donations come in over the next few months so he can break ground on the project in the spring and open the leisure centre next winter.

“It was just the right time for some-thing like this in Moosomin,” he said. “Everyone’s been very supportive, every-one thinks it’s a good idea, and now with this donation we’re well on the way.”

The idea for the leisure centre came up after the town took possession of the bowling alley earlier this year from the committee that built it.

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Yorkton Terriers vs. Estevan Bruins Saturday, November 1, 7:30 p.m.

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Forwards7 Riley Hunt LW L Revelstoke, BC10 Adam Santoro LW L Saskatoon, SK11 Zach Zadorozniak RW R Foam Lake, SK12 Daylan Gatzke LW L Swift Current, SK14 Corwin Stevely C R Regina, SK16 Dylan Johnson RW R Yorkton, SK17 Kai Robinson LW L Bellingham, WA20 Devin Nemes LW L Calgary, AB21 Tyson Enzie LW L Calgary, AB24 Brandon Sookro C R Bonnington, BC25 Carson Cayer LW L Assiniboia, SK26 Kailum Gervais LW L Kamsack, SK27 Kurt Johnas RW R Winnipeg, MB39 Joshua Ellis C L Kelowna, BC91 Cortlan Procter RW R Kelowna, BC

Defencemen2 Dylan Baer D R Regina, Sk3 Joe Wilkinson D R Crystal Lake, IL5 Paul Savage D L Surrey, BC15 Dayton Boutilier D R Nanaimo, BC22 Regan Seiferling D R Moose Jaw, SK23 Dylan Bowen D R Lumby, BC44 Braden Lozinski D L Archerwill, SK94 Dallas Rossiter D R Surrey, BC

Goalies 29 Carson Bogdan G R 30 Matt Kustra G L Yorkton, SK33 Dawson MacAuley G L Prince Albert, Sk

Coaches Casey O’Brien, Assistant Coach Trent Cassen, Head Coach/GM

# Player Position Shoots Home town

Forwards 0 Taylor Ross C R 6 Patrick Lyster C R Calgary, AB 9 Jason Duret RW R Prince Albert, SK 10 Chase McKersie RW R Estevan, SK 11 Keaton Longpre C R Thunder Bay, ON 12 Keegan Allison RW R Saskatoon, SK 14 Darcy DeRoose LW L Ceylon, SK 16 Wyatt Garagan LW L Estevan, SK 17 Kurt Sonne LW L Maple Ridge, B.C 19 Adam Canepa RW R Santa Cruz, CA, USA 20 Ryan Duret C L Prince Albert, SK 22 Lynden Pastachak RW R Bienfait, SK 24 Mahlon Head C L Kelowna, B.C 25 Conner McKenzie LW R Brentwood, TN, USA 26 Levi Barnstable C L Regina, SK 27 Brad Arabia LW L Thunder Bay, ON

Defencemen0 Brayden Pachal D R 2 Cody Durdle D R Portage, MB 3 Branon Schaber D R 4 David Robertson D R Boisevain, MB 5 Charles Manley D R Orchard Park, NY, USA 7 Nolan Nicholas D L Thunder Bay, ON 8 Mason Benning D L Estevan, SK 18 Zach Douglas D R McTaggart, SK 21 RT Rice D R Invermere, B.C 23 Josh Rieger D R Regina, SK

Goalies30 Brett Lewchuk G R Saskatoon, SK 35 Tyler Gutenberg G R Brandon, MB

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Yorkton, SK

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Stockholm, SK

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Yorkton, SK

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Hazlet, SK

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Melville, SK

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Elite

WeekendSATURDAY & SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1 & 2, 2014

Saturday, November 1

Estevan Bruins vs. Yorkton Terriers(SJHL)

7:30 p.m.

Saturday, November 1

Moose Jaw Generals vs. Yorkton Raw Tec Maulers

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Proceeds to the new leisure centre fund in Moosomin

Come out for a great weekend of hockey and to recognize the

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