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Denis Dufresne, a member of the powerhouse acoustic band Ghostboy, is currently on an extensive tour of Saskatchewan, making stops in com-munities both large, like Saskatoon and Moose Jaw, and small, such as Kipling and Macklin.

But no matter what the size of the town, Ghostboy is getting rave reviews and enthusiastic responses wherever they go.

“It has been unbelievable,” said Dufresne just before getting on stage for a concert in Yorkton. “The crowds have been awesome. We’re getting standing ovations and everyone is hav-ing a great time. It’s been a lot of fun.”

While the tour has already produced a number of highlights for the band, it is one upcoming gig that Denis is looking forward to the most.

Ghostboy’s concert in Shaunavon, slated for this Friday (Nov. 2) at Christ the King Hall, represents a bit of a home coming of sorts for Denis as his

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Shaunavon Arts Council“Stars for Sask.Concert Series 2018/2019”Fri., Nov. 2nd - 7:30pm

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family has strong ties to the area.“This is the old stomping grounds

for my whole family,” said Denis. “And I still have roots in Shaunavon.”

Those connections include numer-ous cousins still living in the area, tied to families with last names that include Goulet, Dufresne, Smith and Malone.

“It’s going to be good to see all those guys again,” smiled Dufresne, who grew up in Medicine Hat after his parents moved from the Southwest to Alberta but still returned to the community on many occasions.

Denis, who started performing professionally as a fiddle player at just 10 years of age, even has a fond memory of one of his first paying jobs almost 30 years ago in Shaunavon.

“One of my first shows was at a Shaunavon gig,” laughed Denis. “I was paid a mickey of lemon gin, which I sold to my dad for $20.”

Denis’ dad was Gerry Dufresne, who himself was an accomplished musician, while his grandfather Albert Dufresne was another well known area resident.

From his rather humble begin-nings, Denis has gone on to carve out an impressive professional career which has now stretched almost three decades.

Along with working in a variety of his own bands, including Ghostboy which he formed a couple of years ago with bandmate and friend Aaron Young, Denis has also worked as a recording session player and toured with acts that have ranged from Gord Bamford and George Canyon to Dierks Bentley and Johnny Reid.

In fact Young and Dufresne, came up with the name Ghostboy because

of their experience playing for big acts.

The unknown heroes behind some of the most popular acts could be considered a Ghostboy, explained Denis.

Young and Dufresne fit that bill perfectly.

Denis and Aaron (who are both multiple award winning session and live players) met at 19 years old and had toured the world before the age of 22. By the time they reached had 25, they had been played on every PBS station, had appeared in documentaries and were part of “The Hottest Fiddle Show in the World” as dubbed by the Walt Disney Corporation.

The two moved on to explore other musical passions. Aaron became a sought after guitarist and vocalist in the jazz communi-ty in Canada and Denis became a sought after player in the country music genre garnering him five CCMA awards for Instrumentalist of the Year.

Back together again now, they are putting their superb playing, vocals and songwriting abilities together as Ghostboy.

Denis and Aaron just finished recording a new album and their current tour is in support of that project. The group has about 30 shows booked on its current tour, although they will take a break from touring in mid November before resuming back up next spring.

“Aaron is also from Prince Albert,” said Denis. “So it’s been kind of a homecoming for both of us. It’s been a lot of fun.”

As country as The Eagles and as rock as Blue Rodeo, the full band (Bass, Drums, Guitar, Fiddle and Mandolin) has been receiving rousing ovations wherever they play.

“We play original music and coun-try covers that everyone will know, but Ghostboy style,” said Denis.

To get a sample of the kind of music they play visit the group’s website at ghostboymusic.com

Denis and Aaron will be joined on stage in Shaunavon by Craig Bignell, a gifted singer, percussionist and

banjo player.Craig was also on stage several

years ago when Denis last performed in Shaunavon as a member of the band Pear. That show was also part of a Shaunavon Arts Council concert series.

“I’m really looking forward to being back in Shaunavon,” said Denis. “Hopefully, we have a good home-town crowd. I really want to put on an extra special show for them and I think people will really enjoy our music.”

Ghostboy has been described as putting on a high energy acoustic powerhouse stage show, with world class songwriting, vocal harmonies and expert musicianship. People quite often leave their performances claiming it’s the best live music they’ve ever heard.

They are seasoned veterans in the live music touring establishment who know how to cater to a crowd, keep the volume low, be personable and engage an audience.

Tickets for Friday’s concert are available in advance at the Grand Coteau Heritage & Cultural Centre and Affinity Credit Union, or online at www.ticketpro.ca. Tickets will also be available at the door on the night of the concert.

Cordially invites you to attend their

Annual Pie & Variety Auction Charity Fundraiser

Sunday, November 18th at The Bridge: Shaunavon Alliance Church

Located at 199 – 3rd Avenue West in Shaunavon ( across from Red Apple )

• Interdenominational Service led by Dallas Block at 10:30am

• Complimentary Lunch at 12:00 • Variety Auction featuring Dallas Cromarty to commence at 1:00pmAuction items include: a fly fishing expedition,

2-hour horseback trail ride, 2-hour work crews from Rock Solid Refuge,

wall prints, quilts, home-made pies, snacks and goodies - and much more!

Please plan to attend, have a great time and support this worthy charity.

All proceeds go to Rock Solid Refuge

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1. Bidders must rely on their own research and inspection of the property and confirm acreage (acreages shown are approximate), condition and other particulars.2. Possession date to be December 16th, 2018.3. No tender shall be accepted which is subject to financing.4. Highest or any bid not necessarily accepted.5. Bidders will not be called for an auction to determine the successful bidder.6. Tenders must be submitted to the law firm, Anderson & Company by 12:00 p.m., Friday, November 16th, 2018.7. A cheque for 5% of the amount of the tender must accompany the tender. (Cheques will be returned to unsuccessful bidders).

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9 things you didn’t know about halloween in Canada

There’s more to Halloween than candy and gloppy face paint. Here are the stories be-hind some of the traditions and myths.

1. Celtic harvest - An ancient Celtic festival planted the seed for what we now call Halloween. The Celts celebrated the end of the harvest and the start of the long winter with a festival, called Samhain. The festival was celebrated on Oct. 31, the day the Celts believed the boundary between the living and the dead was at its weakest.

2. Bobbing for apples - After the Romans took over Celtic land in AD 43 a few new traditions were tacked onto the Celtic celebration. One such celebration honoured the Roman goddess Pomona, the goddess of fruit and trees. The symbol for Pomona — an apple — is seen in present day Halloween celebrations in the tradition of bobbing for apples.

3. Meet Jack, the lantern - The tradition of pumpkin carving began in Ireland with

the legend of Stingy Jack. As the fable goes, Jack made a habit of playing tricks on the devil. Once Jack died, God did not allow him into heaven, nor did the devil allow Jack into hell. Instead he was banished to live in eternal night. For his punishment, the devil gave Jack an ember to light his way. The legend claims Jack placed the ember in a hollowed out turnip, the predecessor for a carved pumpkin.

4. Carving pumpkins - The use of pump-kins as Jack-o’-lanterns didn’t begin until the 1800s. Upon their arrival to the United States, Irish immigrants discovered pump-kins were much easier to carve than turnips.

5. Candy - In October 2011, Canadians spent more than $350 million on candy products. This recent data goes to shows that candy spending on Halloween is second only to spending in December, where Ca-nadians spend more than $450 million on Christmas confections.

6. Wicked wallets - According to a Scotia-bank poll done this year, the average Cana-dian will spend $70 on Halloween — with

15 per cent of Canadians saving in advance for the event.

7. Trick-or-treating - Trick-or-treating originated around AD 1000. During this time Christianity had spread to most Celtic lands and had began taking over most pagan ceremonies. The church designated Nov. 2 as “All Souls Day” — a day dedicated to honouring the dead. On this day, the poor frequented the houses of the wealthy and received soul cakes. In exchange for the cakes, the poor would say a prayer for the homeowner’s deceased relatives.

8. Old Wives’ Tales - In Scotland during the 1900s common folklore had it that if a wom-an ate a concoction made from walnuts, nutmeg and hazelnuts before falling asleep on Halloween night, she would dream of her future husband.

9. Spiders - Spiders are a common symbol on Halloween. But they may not be as evil as popular culture would have you think. Many myths explain that spotting a spider on Halloween is actually a loved one watching over you.


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What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth sign.

For Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018ARIES(March 21 to April 19)This is a tricky day. A sudden and

unexpected gift might come to you, or you might benefit through your partner. However, errors in banking or inheri-tances also might occur.

TAURUS(April 20 to May 20)A close friend or partner will throw

you for a loop today. Something unex-pected will happen, which means you have to stay on your toes. Get ready!

GEMINI(May 21 to June 20)Your job scene will be interrupted

today. This could be good news or bad news. You might get a promotion or praise. Or there could be computer crashes, equipment failures or staff short-ages. Aaggh!

CANCER(June 21 to July 22)This is an accident-prone day for your

kids, so be extra vigilant, dear parents. A social occasion might be canceled. A surprise invite might come your way.

LEO(July 23 to Aug. 22)Small appliances might break down

today, or minor breakages could occur. Someone unexpected might knock on your door. (Get dressed.)

VIRGO(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22)Pay attention to everything you say and

do, because this is an accident-prone day. Your daily routine will change for some reason today, so stay flexible.

LIBRA(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)You might find money today; you

might lose money. Similarly, something you own might be lost, stolen or dam-aged. (Yikes!)

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SCORPIO(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)This is a restless day for you. Guard

against impulsive actions that you might later regret. A spontaneous purchase (especially clothing) might please you.

SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)Something going on behind the scenes

might surprise you today. It could be a secret that is revealed, or you might be suspicious that you are left out of the loop.

CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)You might meet an unusual person

today. Alternatively, someone you know might do something outlandish or amaz-ing. Keep your eyes open!

AQUARIUS(Jan. 20 to Feb. 18)Do not quit your day job today if

bosses say or do something you least expect. Keep your head down and your powder dry. An unexpected flirtation with someone in a position of power might occur.

PISCES(Feb. 19 to March 20)Travel plans might be canceled,

changed or rescheduled. Or perhaps you suddenly have to travel when you least expected to do so. You also might be surprised by something you read in the media.

YOU BORN TODAY You have a mind that is quick, witty and astute. You are strong-willed and courageous. This is the perfect year to explore meditation, yoga or any discipline that will help you get a better understanding of who you are. This is also a year of teaching and learn-ing. What you learn this year will be crucial for your progress and success next year.

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.. Your.Community.Calendar ..wednesday, october 31• Kids Halloween Activities at the GCHCCfriday, noveMber 2nd• Shaunavon Arts Council presents Ghost Boy @ 7:30pmsunday, noveMber 4th• Curling Club OPEN HOUSE 7-9pmsunday, noveMber 18• Shaunavon KofC Fowl Supper• RockSolid Refuge Pie & Variety Auction

• Legion Old Time Dance - Every Thursday at 8:00pm. Everyone Welcome• The Shaunavon Library Kids’ Korner program. Every Friday at 11:00a.m. at the library. Kids ages 0-5 years are welcome to attend with an adult.• AA & Al-Anon - Fridays @ 7pm Centre St United Church basement• Games Tuesdays! - Tuesdays @1pm Shaunavon Library. Everyone Welcome.• Legion Regular Monthly meeting 2nd Monday of each month @ 7:30 p.m For info call Brenda at 306-294-7756• Hospital Auxiliary Meetings 3rd Tuesday of the Month. 1:30pm Seniors Hall. New members welcome!• Senior’s Centre Activities: Cribbage Wednesdays @ 1:30pm; Snooker & Pool Mon, Wed, Fri. More players welcome!• Seniors Regular Monthly Meetings held 2nd Tues. of every month 3:30pm followed by a potluck supper.• Retired Hospital Staff meet the 3rd Monday of every month at JB’s Gallery at 10am.• Duplicate Bridge Mondays at 1:30 p.m. and Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. at the Seniors Centre.

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Upcoming Events: CURL A PULUSA:

2 on 2 spiel - Sunday Dec. 9BOXING DAY SPIEL:

Wednesday, Dec 26PROVINCIAL WOMEN’S LAST

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shot OPEN HOUSESunday, November 4 from 7 – 9 p.m.

Experienced curler – come throw some rocks and get the kinks out.New to curling? - Come on down and one of our experienced

curlers will be happy to help you. Brooms and sliders available.

Call the Shaunavon Curling Club office located at CPWC at 306-297-2792 (Ext 2) if you would like more information on any of the above leagues. Leave a message and your call will be returned.

NEW this year DOUBLES (Mixed) begins MON. NOV. 5 - Come see what this new “rave” of curling is all about – you won’t be disappointed! (Call office # below for more info)MEN’S LEAGUE begins TUESDAY, NOV 6Call Grant to enter your team, or as an individual to be put on a team - 306-297-7717MIXED LEAGUE begins THURSDAY, NOV 8Call Marlene to enter your team, or as an individual to be put on a team – 306-297-9021SUPERLEAGUE – SUNDAYS To begin mid November – Minimum 6 teams neededCall Grant at 306-297-7717 to enter or for more infoJUNIOR’S begins MONDAY NOV 19 from 4 – 5 p.m. $ 50.00 for the season - Call Wendy at 306-294-7383 to enter or for more information.

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Sunday, November 11th at 10:45 am. at the Shaunavon Legion Hall. March to the Cenotaph after the service.

REMEMBRANCE DAY

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