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Canada Periodical Fund
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Canadian Heritage.

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90 cents plus tax

$1.1 Million In Support

Kick Starts Clinic Campaign

this week

Agnes Baker
Turns
100

Tent
Caterpillars
Invade

Mavericks
Back In
Action

The image above of the new Primary Care Centre, drawn by Carcoana Architecture Ltd.
gives a basic idea of what residents can expect to see built on
the property located directly west of the Minnedosa District Health Centre.
By VERN MAY

he conversation began
as an inquiry about
what our community can
do to attract and retain
doctors in order to meet
the needs of our growing
population. What has resulted is the launch of a
progressive capital project to replace the current
medical clinic with an eye
on more aggressive recruitment in the coming
years.
Th e local committee

steering the effort, under

chairperson Wayne Currah, has already done a
great deal of work to procure the land directly west
of the Minnedosa hospital and secure some early
funding through both
municipal partnerships as
well as local service clubs
and some early private
donations. Municipally,
the Town of Minnedosa,
R.M. of Minto-Odanah,
R.M. of Oakview and the
R.M. of Harrison-Park
have stepped to the plate

to collectively commit
close to $1 Million to the
project.
Additional support,
amounting to $275,000
has already been confirmed through local
service clubs and agencies. Th is includes the
Minnedosa Legion, the
Minnedosa and District
Health Foundation, the
Minnedosa Rotary Club
and the Minnedosa and
District Foundation.
Th e public is welcomed to take their first

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look at the design of the

building on the evening
of June 15th at a public
meeting at the Minnedosa
Community Conference
Centre (watch for advertisements) when the plans
will be shared at an open
community information evening. It is hoped
that the builders will be
given the green light on
the project by November and that shovels will
be in the ground to commence construction by
April 2017. However, the

fi rm timeline will be determined once the public

fundraising component
has been completed.
Once construction begins,
the campaign for doctor
recruitment will begin to
play a more active role in
the project.
The building will be a
community-owned nonprofi t facility similar to
what has been established
in Neepawa.
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The Minnedosa Tribune

Tent Caterpillars Are Back

By RYAN THORPE

own of Minnedosa
Public Works Superintendent Kevin Marcino
confirmed that three trees
in total have been found
to have tent caterpillars
setting up shop.
A couple of trees so
far in town and weve just
sprayed them down, said
Marcino. Thats probably just the start of it.
I mean theyre in some
other communities, so Im
thinking theyre coming.
Its just something to keep
an eye on, hopefully to get
them while theyre small.
We found two trees on
Main Street that seem to
be affected, so weve been
getting them and then we
found one up in the north
east corner of town. So far
thats about all Ive seen.

Should
homeowners find any Tent Caterpillars on their property,
they can mix up a simple
homemade solution to
help slow them down. A
combination of a nonanti-bacterial dish soap
and water can be used to
spray. Marcino says that
the Minnedosa Public
Works Department has
experimented with it in
the past and it has proven
effective.
Right now we dont
seem to have too much of
a big issue, said Marcino.
Weve tried it before and
it seems to work not too
bad. Homeowners can do
the same thing if they see
them and make up a soapy
solution and try spraying
them with that. That way
we dont have to deal with
a bunch of chemicals.

Of the 26 species of
Tent Caterpillars, six are
present in North America.
They create tents in the
nodes and branches of
a trees limb, which they
occupy throughout their
larval stage. Left to their
devices isolated tent caterpillars, which are known
for their boom or bust
population cycles, can develop into a full outbreak.
The most common consequence of an outbreak
is tree defoliation, which
can vary in severity. Due
to their habit of defoliating trees, the Tent Caterpillar has garnered the
reputation of being a pest.
While Minnedosa residents do not have much
to worry about at the moment, Marcino suggests
that homeowners keep an
eye out around their prop-

erties:
Its definitely something that homeowners
should keep in mind and
thats an easy way they
can do something on their
own property if they see
any. If they see the nest,
take them down, remove
them and spray them
down with the soapy water mixture. Theyre just
your typical Tent Caterpillars, eventually it could
turn into an outbreak and
they take all the leaves off
the trees if they get out of
control.

The photo at right

was taken during
the May 2001 Tent
Caterpillar infestation
in Minnedosa.
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The current floorplan of the new clinic includes ten

examination rooms and a number of offices as well as a suite in
the basement in hopes that the local recruitment
committee can attract more doctors to Minnedosa.
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coming weeks for updates

and information on the
project and committees
Active fundraising for efforts. In the meantime,
the $720,000 remaining to those wishing to make a
move the project forward donation can reach the
is currently in progress. committee by mail at:
Watch for an official web- Minnedosa Primary Care
site to be created in the Centre, P.O. Box 985,

Minnedosa, MB, R0J 1E0.

Alternatively,
personal
and business donations
can be dropped off at the
Minnedosa Credit Union,
the Minnedosa MNP office or the Minnedosa
Town Office.

The Minnedosa Tribune

Friday, May 27, 2016

Mavericks Back In Play Hoping For Another League Win

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The Santa Clara Baseball League Championship

has gone to the Minnedosa Mavericks every year since 2005.
The team is back in play with plans to work hard
toward an eleventh consecutive championship.
By RYAN THORPE

he last time a team not

named the Minnedosa
Mavericks won the championship in the Santa
Clara Baseball League was
2005. Thats right, 2005!
The Mavericks have been
on an absolute tear for the
past decade, racking up
10 straight championship
wins. While that would
perhaps be sufficient for
some, the Mavericks have
their sights set on extending the streak to 11.
I think we just play
every game to win all the
time. It doesnt really matter how many youve won,
for me it doesnt anyway,

said Mavericks Manager

Jay Klym, who is in his
fourth year with the club.
The eight team league
began play on Wednesday, May 18th with a four
game opening day. The
Mavericks kicked off their
season on the right foot,
routing the Neepawa Cubs
7-0. The 14 game season
is comprised of a home
and away game against
each club, which means
Minnedosa residents will
have seven chances to
come out and cheer on
their local team.
We get quite a few fans
actually compared to most
teams and this year were
getting a canteen so hope-

fully that will bring out a

few more, said Klym.
At the end of the regular season each team
makes the playoffs and the
team with the best record
qualifies for provincials,
which will be hosted in
Wawanesa this year. Last
year saw the Mavericks
sweep the Plumas Pirates
in the best of five playoff
finals.
The Mavericks boast a
roster filled with a core of
experienced veterans, as
well as an influx of young
talent. Four players John
Hutton, Devin Ford, Kevin
Sandstrom and Andrew
Richards have been with
the club during the entire-

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is also the first in many
which will see some new
faces join the club.
There are a few new
players, about three or
four young guys coming
in this year and thats a
treat we dont often get,
said Klym.
Im expecting it to
be a pretty competitive
season. Neepawa is looking like theyre going to
be a pretty strong team,
once they get things going
and get playing together
a little more. They drew
a few players from the
Farmers when the MSBL
went under, so they got a
good bunch of ballplayers there and I suspect
Carberry will be in the
same boat. Im expecting
a good competitive season.
The Mavericks next
game is scheduled for tonight (Friday) in Austin.
Upcoming home games
at the Minnedosa field include May 29th, June 3rd,

June 12th, June 26th and

July 3rd. Be sure to head
out, fill those bleachers

and cheer on our 10 consecutive league champions!

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Phone: 204-867-3917

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KILLARNEY GUIDE The seventh annual Rippin Roarin Bull Riding drew over 700 people to the
Shamrock Centre. The event is co-sponored by the
Killarney-Turtle Mountain Fire Department and
the Killarney Agricultural Society and the $8,000 to
$9,000 that is usually raised each year is split evenly
between them.
BOISSEVAIN RECORDER Eleven students
completed the local hunters safety course. Upon successful completion of the course, under the direction
of instructor Tony Beard, the students each received a
Manitoba Hunter Education Card.
SOURIS PLAINDEALER The new budget for
Oakland-Wawanesa Municipality means that rural
ratepayers will see an average increase in taxes of $69
a year. Meanwhile, village ratepayers will see an average decrease of $33 a year.
ROBLIN REVIEW Th e Roblin and District
Chamber of Commerce held its annual community
garage sales with 17 registered sales offering up a vast
variety of goods.
CARBERRY NEWSEXPRESS The local fi re
department, along with fire departments from Glenboro and Neepawa battled a fire west of Carberry. Th e
fire was an ember flare up from the remains of a controlled burn in January. Two water bombers dumped
fi ve loads of water on the blaze with a helicopter
dumping three loads of water. In total, ten of the 80
acres were burned.
DAUPHIN HERALD This fall, Dauphin will
transition to mechanical recycling. The City and ten
other municipalities are investigating options for regional recycling providers.
CROSSROADS THIS WEEK With the close
proximity of the front doors of the Shoal Lake School
to Highway #21, student safety is a major concern for
staff. Attempts to create a no parking zone havent
been as eff ective as it was hoped, there is a poorly
marked crosswalk and the principal would like to see
a speed reduction in the area.

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Friday, May 27, 2016

DARRYL A.HOLYK - PUBLISHER AND EDITOR

Manitoba, We Have A Problem

the old one.
When DBRS, another bond rating agency, criticized the NDPs fi nancial performance, Minister
ccording to the new Progressive Conservative Dewars response was telling. We have a plan, said
government, the average family of four in Mani- Minister Dewar. Our plan is working. According to
toba owes $3,066 because of last years provincial the NDP, massive deficits that were routinely millions
deficit. The Manitoba government overspent its in- of dollars higher than projected were happening accome by more than $1 billion. Annual interest pay- cording to plan and the plan was working. Minister
ments on that debt will be tens of millions.
Friesen is taking a decidedly different tone. The conThe political debate about the specifi c defi cit sequences of this pattern of over-spending budgets
number will go to and fro, but the important point is are alarming, said Minister Friesen. It will take time
that Manitobans will be paying for this debt for gen- to undo the damage we have inherited and to correct
erations. This is not a theoretical number. The people
the course. The diff erence of opinion over the extent
who lent Manitoba this money expect to be repaid of the defi cit is less important than the difference in
with interest.
opinion over what to do about it. The NDP opted to do
But the political to and fro is still worth explornothing. The PCs say the finances need to be fixed.
ing. The new PC government certainly has every inThe PCs are embarking on a value-for-money
centive to exaggerate the number and make the NDP audit across government. The government has to fi nd
look bad. And the NDP has every incentive to argue savings and that comes down to setting priorities.
the converse. The reality is that most Manitobans are There isnt enough money for every program. Bad proprobably right to question both sides.
grams, and even some good programs, will have to be
Here are the numbers. In the 2015 budget, the
cut to save vital programs. This is not a matter of poNDP projected a core defi cit of $422 million. Last litical philosophy, but rather a matter of mathematical
March, the NDP released an update that showed the reality. But why is it necessary? The NDP say they were
government had blown up the core defi cit to $666 able to borrow at will without resorting to any austermillion. In fact, the NDP routinely missed its projec- ity. What was wrong with the way things were going?
tions by hundreds of millions so its not hard to imag- Manitobans are paying a high price for previous
ine the books the left behind after the election were governments deficits. According to the 2015 budget, it
works of fiction.
cost $842 million just to cover the interest on the proMoodys, an international bond rating agency,
vincial debt for one year. Thats before the current defi provided an objective third party perspective when cit ballooned by hundreds of millions of dollars. Thats
it downgraded the provinces credit rating because money that went to bond fund managers rather than
of the deterioration in Manitobas financial met- schools or hospitals or even paying down the debt.
rics. Bond rating agencies dont care about public
The interest on the provincial debt costs the averopinion polls or which party is in charge. They care age family of four in Manitoba $2,600 every year. Makabout numbers. And Moodys didnt like what it saw ing hard decisions in government is still easier than
in Manitobas numbers.
the hard work Manitoban families have to do to earn
Its important to calculate the numbers as accuthe $2,600 they ultimately pay to cover interest chargrately as possible, but the reaction to those numbers es. But acknowledging the danger of the deficit means
is even more important. On this front, there is an ob- that burden may someday be lightened.
jective difference between the new government and
By TODD MACKAY
Canadian Taxpayers Federation

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Friday, May 27, 2016

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EDO, Minnedosa & Area CDC

f I am to believe my own
ears, we are doing a great
dis-service to the gleeful
population of our community that dont have
the opportunity to vote.
In fact, the official word is
downright discouraging
and is one that I believe we
must, and can, correct. Its
a topic that I have debated
exploring in this column,
but when I consider how
I might approach this as a
parent, I felt it was worthy
of exploration.
If my son came to me
and said it was his goal to
buy a Cadillac, I would tell
him to go for it. If he was
willing to work for it, save
up his money and work toward the goal, who am I to
discourage that ambition
and focus? Of course, if
he proposed that he didnt
want to put any work in
and was asking me to give
him a Cadillac well that
discussion looks quite differently. I grew up in an
era where we were told
that we could achieve anything that we set our minds
to do, but you had to pay
your dues and commit
your own hard work to see
it through.
In recent months, I
have learned about the
eff orts of a group of enthusiastic young parents
to commit energy to a renewal of the play structure
at the beach. Yes, the existing structure has served
us well for its thirty years

in use, but we need to recognize that a few years of

band aid solutions now
see this amenity not fully
functional anymore and
in need of a generational
upgrade. Of course, with
changes in safety regulations and codes for this
type of equipment, its not
as simple as putting a couple of hometown handymen on the job. If youve
seen similar efforts in
other communities, youll
recognize that this is not
an inexpensive endeavor.
Th ese ladies have
made presentations before
Town Council, at the urging of our Assistant CAO,
to seek some support and
have shared the concept
art for the $180,000 multifi xture playground which
will bring our present playground into the 21st century. However, the message
that the group has received
is this: Youre asking for a
Cadillac when you should
be happy with a Chevy.
Th e statement was repeated in my presence by
a Councillor so I can verify
this to be true.
Stop the bus! We have
a group of committed citizens that have a goal, are
actively fundraising and
have a heartfelt interest in
creating a sense of community for our young people and we want to second
guess the process? The
group is not requesting to
be granted the value of the

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1886 Several telegraph poles put up by the Manitoba

and North Western Railway were burned last week as a
result of prairie fires.
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The new play structure being proposed and

fundraised for by the Beach Playground
Enhancement Committee.
project and they are creating partnerships, seeking
external grants and doing all of the work. We are
going to stifl e that effort
based on what someone
who will not use the equipment believes is appropriate?
Lets look at it this
way: We have a $180,000
playground upgrade. If
this structure should serve
the community for as long
as our present structure,
that is a 30-year life expectancy before it requires
replacement/renewal. We
are communicating that a
$6,000 investment per year
is too much to spend on
our youth? Thankfully, the
structure will outlive the
decision makers that cant
understand the investment in our youth today as
part of long term community development.
In thirty years, we
have gotten our moneys
worth out of our existing

play structure, rest assured. However, evolution

is required and its not only
the benefi t to our citizens
that is required. Minnedosa Lake is a year round
showcase for our community to visitors from far and
wide. Consider the first
impression of our aging
and compromised playground equipment where
we could ignite excitement
and imagination upon entry to the parking lot.
And dont even get me
started on the Pavilion. Ladies, dont settle for a 1982
Hyundai Pony go for the
Cadillac!
Manitobas Valley Paradise is created by its people and we need to talk.
You can find me under the
Discover Minnedosa banner on Main Street, reach
me by e-mail at edo@
minnedosa.com, call me at
204-867-3885, or keep up
with the action on Facebook.

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1896 Ladies cannot pass along the street without fear

of the horses running at large. The Town is put to the expense of continually repairing the sidewalks smashed by
the same roving equines. Is there a pound bylaw? Where
is the Town Constable?
1906 Work has resumed on Minnedosas coal mine
and some are very sanguine to the results.
1916 Mr. Geo. McAree was absent from his dwelling house only a short time last Friday and on his return
found that it had been ransacked and his spare clothing
and other things had been carried off. He got out a warrant for the thieves.
1936 Bajus Brothers Hardware advertises the following: Rawhide leather halters at 99 cents, set of three sad
irons with handle and stand for $2.29, copper boilers at
42.69 and nickel plated copper tea kettles at $1.89.
1966 The new Masonic Hall was opened on May 13th.
Under the cornerstone is a small casket which includes a
list of officers and members of the Prince of Wales Lodge,
a copy of The Tribune, the scroll and bylaws for the lodge
and other lodge related items.

1976 A notice appears informing residents that aerial

spraying will be done and that vehicles and garden produce should be washed after spraying.
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Friday, May 27, 2016

Celebrating A Centennial Birthday

By RYAN THORPE

here are people you

can tell a lot about
by the love in the voice
of those who know them.
Agnes Baker is one of
those people. Baker celebrated her 100th birthday on Friday, May 20th at
the Minnedosa Personal
Care Home. Baker spent
the afternoon surrounded
by family and friends who
had travelled to see her
coming from as far as Vancouver and Washington.
She was a teacher,
that kind of defines her

and shes still teaching when the nursery

kids come around, said
Bakers daughter Marian
Goldstone. She taught in
a little one room school
house called Crocus Hills.
Its not there anymore, but
that is where she taught
when she started teaching. She loves little kids
and even now when she
gets a hold of a kid, she
always tries to teach them
something.
Baker, a middle child
in a family of eight, has
one sister still alive. She
currently resides in a per-

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UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE PLANNING ACT

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

On the date and at the time and location
described below, a PUBLIC HEARING will be held to
receive representations from any persons who wish to
make them in respect to the following matter:
THE TOWN OF MINNEDOSA BY-LAW NO. 2548
Being an AMENDMENT to the
TOWN OF MINNEDOSA ZONING BY-LAW NO. 2452,
as amended
HEARING LOCATION: Town of Minnedosa Council
Chambers, Main Floor, 103 Main
Street South, Minnedosa, Manitoba.
DATE & TIME:

June 14, 2016 at 6:30 p.m.

GENERAL INTENT:

The intent of By-law No. 2548 is to

re-classify land for future residential
development.

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WPM, Lots 25-32 Block 21, Plan 4 NLTO otherwise known as 260
1st Street S.W., Minnedosa, as shown outlined in a heavy solid line
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sonal care home in Shoal

Lake and her family was
planning a surprise visit
that weekend so the two
could reunite. On Sunday
a tea party was scheduled in honour of Bakers
birthday, with planned attendance from her sister
Alice, her sister-in-law,
family, friends and an
old neighbour from her
hometown.
On the morning of
her birthday Baker was
informed by her granddaughter that she was
expecting a child in December. Baker, who had
always proclaimed she
would live to be at least
100, stated upon hearing
the news that she will be
alive for the childs birth.
Baker
lived
in
Minnedosa for over 50
years with her husband,
with whom she shared 64
years of her life.
They just missed 65
years of marriage, by just a
hair, said Goldstone. He
passed away 10 years ago,
just before her 90 birthday. Just before he passed
he knew he wasnt well
and he kept saying to her
that she had to have a 90th
birthday party. So even
though she was sad, she
insisted on having a party
and party she did. They
were very close and you
never really saw one too
much without the other.
After
moving
to
Minnedosa with her husband, Baker began substitute teaching at the
elementary school and
eventually became a
full-time
kindergarten

Photo by Ryan Thorpe

Agnes Baker recently celebrated a milestone - her 100th birthday.

She celebrated her ten decades with family and friends.
teacher. There are still local residents around who
have passed through Bakers classrooms and are a
testament to her love of
teaching.
When asked about
her mothers personality Goldstone laughed
and said: Oh shes feisty.
Dont cross her.
Shes never lost her
interest in being well
groomed and she still gets
her hair done once a week.
One of her concerns was
to have something to wear
for her birthday, so we had
to make sure to get a new

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outfit for her, one for today

and one for Sunday.
Shes always been
very determined and very
stubborn. I guess tenacious would be the word.
She had a hip replacement
when she was 86 and the
doctor really wasnt sure
if she was going to make it
through, although she was
sure she wasshe had another hip replacement
surgery done when she
was 97 on her birthday,
three years ago.
Standing around a
table in the personal care
home, her grandchildren
beam as they share stories and memories of her,
who they claim was the
glue that held the family together. They recount
sleepovers and afternoons
spent visiting with her
as a kid, as well as regular phone calls and hand
written letters received as
adults.
She was always really
good at teaching us about
things that we wouldnt
know about otherwise,
said Victoria Bass. She
taught us how to sow and
we did a lot of baking
with her and at one point
she made us these recipe
books that she had written
out by hand.
Its so special. Victoria and I will get together

in Vancouver now and will

open up that handwritten
recipe book and make her
recipes, said Elizabeth
Adam. Some of the letters she sent me I still have
and I always seem to come
across them at the exact
time that I need to hear
what she wrote.
A cake is lit as the family visits and takes pictures
in the sunroom of the personal care home. Eventually Baker is wheeled out
into the main room, where
live music is performed in
honour of her birthday,
before she is taken back to
her room to rest.
She was a great cook
and a great seamstress,
said Goldstone. She
made beautiful clothes
and loved her grandchildren and her great grandchildren. She was a great
mom to me.
I think they went
through some tough times
out on the farm but they
got through it. She once
told me that on the back
of their marriage license,
and its true I did find the
marriage license in a safe
deposit box, the minister
who married them wrote
on the back of it: wear it
out, make it do, do without. And she said that was
always their motto.

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Friday, May 27, 2016

PCH Pie Auction Raises Over $6,000 For Patio

he Minnedosa Personal Care Home
raised over $6,000 at its
third annual pie auction
on Thursday, May 19th.
The day before, Activities Co-ordinator
Lori Birch, led a team of
residents in a pie baking
session throughout the

before, said Bullock.

The Minnedosa Personal Care Home is currently in its third year of
attempting to raise money to fund a new outdoor
patio project, which all
proceeds of the auction
will go towards. Birch said
that the new outdoor patio would improve the facilities at the care home.

4-H On Display

Photo by Jeff Pearson

By RYAN THORPE

n Wednesday, April
27, the Minnedosa
United Church was full for
the annual 4-H Achievement awards, where over
80 people crowded into
the hall to celebrate the
achievements of local 4-H
members.
Members of the com-

bined club, which has 17

members, received recognition gifts celebrating
their dedicated work over
the past year. Highlights
of the organizations work
include community service, such as cleaning local
parks and volunteering for
Services to Seniors, as well
as 11 different group projects members participated

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Mikayla Riffel of Onanole enjoyed her first year

with 4-H and shared her experience with a project titled Adventure Into 4-H.

in, in addition to regular

school work and extracurricular activities.
Minnedosa resident
Tristan Labelle received
a five year 4-H certificate,
while Rayna Topham, Linnae Topham and Corrine
Topham received seven
year, nine year and nine
year leader seals respectively.
The nights events,
admission for which was
by food bank donation,
included a babysitting
game organized by member Robyn Burgess, a cake
auction which raised over
$350.00 for the Multi-Purpose Club, and the auction
of a vase donated by Jeff
Bettle of the Olde Church
Pottery and Gift. Packets
of flower seeds that attract
bees were also handed out
and those in attendance
were encouraged to plant
them to ensure crops and
gardens are pollinated.
4-H, an organization
founded in Roland, Manitoba in 1913 and guided by
its motto of Learn to do by
doing, is dedicated to the
growth and development
of rural youth.

So basically we want to
improve the patio so that
they can enjoy it more,
said Birch. I dont want
to say its not safe right
now, but its not as safe
as we would like it to be.
Because there is grass and
cement and dips and we
would like to make it all
concrete and put a new
fence in.
Over 100 people were
in attendance at the evenings events, which took
place at the Minnedosa
Community Conference
Centre, where 110 baking
items were auctioned off.
The event, which lasted
for two and a half hours,
was led by auctioneers
Timer Hyndman, Franks
Aarts and Stuart Miller.

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afternoon. Seated around

the table, they worked
away at rolling dough and
filling pie crusts. One participant, resident Grace
Bullock, is no stranger to
baking.
I worked at a hotel
and I worked at a restaurant where I made pies
and all kinds of stuff. So
Ive made plenty of pies

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Friday, May 27, 2016

SANDY LAKE NEWS

By DIANE BACHEWICH

ts nice to see Ollie Lewandoski home from

her hospital visits at
Brandon, Winnipeg and
Minnedosa. Hope youre
feeling better. Speedy recovery.
The annual Ladies
Legion Auxiliary May
long weekend Bake Sale
and Tea and raffle went
over very well on Saturday afternoon.
Get well wishes to
Bill Huston who is in the
Minnedosa Hospital. We
all miss you at the DropIn Centre.
Congratulations
to
Barry Kristalovich who
was the lucky winner of a
lotto draw for the Society
of Manitobans with Disabilities.
Sympathy is extended to Mabel Stebeleski
and family on the passing
of her husband Nickolas
of Minnedosa. Funeral
service and burial was

held here at the Ukrainian Catholic Church with

interment at the Parish
Cemetery.
Francis Kuzmak accompanied by Diane
Bachewich and Sonia Hasiuk have returned home
from a holiday to Calgary,
AB. Francis and Sonia
visited with Francis children and Diane visited
with brother Gary and
Doreen Derhak and her
nieces and nephews.
There were a lot
of cottage owners and
weekend campers spending the long weekend at
our campgrounds.
Ronald Mendro and
his fiance Lucy of Flin
Flon, MB called in on
Aunt Sadie Rystephanuk,
while on their way to
Winnipeg returning back
for the long weekend here
at their cabin. Also visited with Rons dad Peter
Mendro in Brandon, MB.
Laurence and Barb
Osadec spent the May

long weekend in Calgary,

AB with son Jeff and his
family.
Mavis Flack of Calgary, AB is spending the
next couple of weeks
helping her mother Francis Kuzmak with the yard
and garden work.
We welcome Dennis
and Phyllis Braschuk of
Winnipeg, MB who have
their retirement home
brought in on the lot next
to Peter and Muriel Solonycznys place on First
Street. We will be looking forward to their move
here to our community.
Laurence Kristalovich of Tyndall, MB was
out for Nick Stebeleskis
funeral.
Well, Sandy Lake had
their new pier installed
just in time for the long
weekend. The committee that did a super job
on the project and looks
great.

NEWDALE NEWS
By RAVENS GLEN WI

many enjoyable musical

selections. Tom taught
ur community sends band in Strathclair several
their very best wishes years ago and he now lives
to Mona Moyer following in Hamiota.
We welcomed Revher recent surgery in Winnipeg. Were glad to hear erend Gordon Stevenson
she is already at home, so and his wife Helen, who
took our Sunday service
take it easy Mona!
on May 22nd. We all enjoy
Jean Lamb and Lil
Farrend attended the his down to earth sermons
60th Anniversary party and his many stories.
The fi rst long weekfor Elwood and Marie
Fawcett along with many end has been here and
other friends and family. gone already, and mostly
Elwood also got to cel- it was a lovely one for a
ebrate his 80th birthday change. Although Newwhich was last fall, but he dale received a quick
was under the weather at shower and a fair pepthat time. Some wonder- pering of marble-sized
ful old-time music was hail on Sunday afternoon,
enjoyed with the happy there wasnt much above
couple leading the way ground to get damaged.
to the dance fl oor. Your Lets hope thats the last
Newdale friends wish you hail for this year!
many more happy years.
Th e Newdale HortiA good crowd atculture Society held their
tended the last of the 2016 annual Plant Sale on May
Season Ticket presenta- 24th at the Community
tions at the Bend Theatre Hall. A good crowd was
on May 21st when Tom on hand to purchase their
Dowden entertained with plants/fl owers and many

enjoyed the delicious

lunch and desserts. These
dedicated ladies also look
after the Memory Garden
and the Main Street flower pots each summer and
they deserve a big pat on
the back whenever you
meet them.
We say farewell to
Rod and Barb Pederson
as they headed home to
Medicine Hat last Monday. Its always nice when
the crops get in and the
farmers can relax a bit.
Their special little granddaughter Charlotte may
be an extra reason for
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Friday, May 27, 2016

Dancing Through Book Adventures

By RYAN THORPE

he 27th annual dance show of Expressive Dance With Crystal, organized by

Crystal Scott, took place on Friday and Saturday, May 13th - 14th at the Strathclair
Bend Theatre.
Th e Saturday afternoon performance
was delivered in front of a sold-out crowd of
320.
Entitled Book Adventures, which included a story arc based off of Robin Hood
and Scooby Doo, the performance was written, directed and choreographed by Dance
Instructor Crystal Scott. In total 115 dancers
performed in the show, whose ages ranged
from young children to senior citizens.
Its more of a dance show than a recital, said Scott. So that everybody involved in
all of the diff erent dance styles that I teach
all blend together to become a story.
In her 27th dance season, Scott teaches 30 classes Monday through Thursday in
Minnedosa, in a range of different styles.
There isnt much time to rest for Scott, however, who says that pulling offa performance
of that size takes a lot of time and planning:
Pretty much from now till next year its
an ongoing thing.
Photos by Karen Holyk

Manitoba WI - Taking Action

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Institute, not so different

from those of The Famous
he Manitoba Wom- Five, including Nellie Mcens Institute con- Clung. Her words of inducted its Annual Gen- spiration resonated with
eral Meeting on May 6th all in attendance. She
and 7th, 2016 at the Elk- spoke to the essential nahorn Resort Spa and Con- ture of MWI resolutions
ference Centre in Clear and congratulated memLake, MB.
bers for their efforts in
The Keynote Speakbringing weighty issues
er at the event was Her to the forefront.
Honour, The Honourable
Considered
and
Janice C. Filmon, C.M., passed at the meeting
O.M., Lieutenant Gover- were 10 resolutions renor. Her address focu sed lating to health issues,
on the many important funding for First Nations
issues undertaken by the students, farm safety and

recycling. These resolutions will be forwarded

to applicable members
of government with a request for action.
The Manitoba Womens Institute continues
to address issues facing women, families and
communities. There will
always be significant topics to be considered and
I would encourage interested individuals to contact the office stated Ann
Mandziuk, President of
MWI.

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Health District
Auxiliary Report

A Proud Father And Deserving Son

SUBMITTED

ay 13th, 2016 was the

date of the graduation of the Aviation Class
at Fraser Valley University
in Abbotsford, B.C.
Air Canada sponsors
an award to the most deserving and top academic
student. This yearAir Canada Captain Perry Shin-

druk (formally from Sandy

Lake, MB) presented the
award to the top student,
Fraser Shindruk. This was
a very memorable and
special moment for Perry
as Fraser is his son.
Captain Perry Shindruk commented that
this was the highlight and
proudest moment of his 33
year career in aviation.

By LYNNE BETTERIDGE

he Minnedosa Health
District quarterly
meeting was held on May
9th at the Minnedosa Hospital Board Room with 16
members attending.
The Bethany Aid reported on activities since
the previous quarterly
meeting. These included
making perogies, working
at and preparing food and
baking for Florence Nightingale Tea and Bake Sale,
selling raffle tickets.
Gladys Broome gave a
report on the Assiniboine

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Regional Meeting April

20th hosted by Rivers Auxiliary.
Minnedosa Auxiliary
will be represented at
Minnedosa Health Auxiliary Association Convention (date as yet unknown)
by Judy McFadden and
Marie Burgess.
A motion was made
to purchase OR/Recovery
Room patient monitor for
the Minnedosa District
Hospital.
Donations were made
to Handi-Van Association,
Multiple Sclerosis Society
and Osteoporosis Society.

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Rapid City 4-H

Beef Bits Report
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e had a our monthly

meeting on May

10th.
May 15th was our
Clinic day, and after location changes, the club
held it at Alan Horners
Pasture Corrals. All members brought at least one
animal to work with, and
Showmanship and Judging classes were done. Everyone did really well, and

had a fun time. The weather was beautiful. The day

ended off with a delicious
potluck meal.
Our annual fundraiser
is the running the canteen
at the upcoming Rapid
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In June the club will
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set (tight top model). $699
Simmons Beautyrest 3 inch
pillowtop queen set. King pillow top mattress sets starting
at $695. Twin 8 inch spring
system mattresses starting at
$169. All advertised specials
in stock and ready for delivery
or pickup. Mon - Fri 10 - 8, Sat
10 - 6 and Sun 12 - 5. Call KDL
Furniture at 204-571-1971.
660 Highland Ave., South side
of #1 Hwy., Brandon.
Trailers for sale. Car and
Equipment Haulers, Dumpbox, Cargo, Utility, Gooseneck
Flatdeck, Cargo, Aluminum
Livestock, CM Truckbeds.
Parts and full service. Kaldeck
Truck and Trailer, MacGregor,
MB. 1-888-685-3127.
Grad Suit worn once.
Dark grey size 30 waist, 38 40
jacket. One new set of ladies
golf clubs, Lady King Cobra
with bag. Phone 204-8673479. x

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FOR SALE
Terry RV 27 foot with
13 foot slide, air, bedroom at
front and bathroom at back.
Asking $12,900. Phone or text
204-441-3395 or 204-8675801. (8-4) x

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along with their parents
Barry and Colleen Cook,
Art Dalton and Lorraine
Russell are pleased to
announce their engagement
and upcoming wedding on
August 13th at the Cook farm.
Please join us for a
wedding shower at the
Clanwilliam Hall on
June 4th from 2 to 4 p.m.
(10-3) x

ENGAGEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT

BREANNE PROVEN
AND
TOM MAINES
along with their parents,
Heather Emerson-Proven,
and Keith Proven and
Cathy and John Maines of
Winnipeg, are pleased to
announce their engagement
and upcoming marriage on
July 9th in Gimli. A shower
will be held on Saturday,
May 28th at 2:00 p.m. at the
Basswood Hall.
A social evening is planned
at Rumours Comedy Club in
Winnipeg on Thursday,
May 26th. Please drink
responsibly.
(10-2) x

BABY SHOWER
Little hands and little
feet, simply precious and oh
so sweet! Please join us for a
Come and Go Baby Shower
Welcoming Elizabeth Anne
born on May 5th, 2016. Cherished daughter of James and
Jennifer Dewdney, granddaughter of Ernest and Mary
Ann Bartkewich and Kevin
and Nicola Dewdney. Saturday, June 4th, 2016 at her
Uncle Jeff and Aunt Jennies home, 358 3rd Ave S.W.
Minnedosa from 2 p.m. 4
p.m.

COMING EVENTS
2nd Annual Ice Cream
Social Friday, May 27th,
2016, 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Calvary
Church. Fundraiser tickets on
sale by JUSt Youth at the Coop on Friday, May 13th and
May 20th from 4-6 p.m. or
at the door. Tickets $3 for a 2
scoop cone, $1.50 for 1 scoop
cone or pay extra at the Social
for sundaes and banana splits.
Everyone welcome! (9-3) x

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COMING EVENTS

GARAGE SALES

Minnedosa Valley Cruizers Car Show May 29th, 2016

at Minnedosa Lake 1 4 p.m.
50/50 proceeds to Fort McMurray Red Cross. Please
support. x

Yard sale at St. Johns office building at 37 Main St. S.

Saturday, May 28th 8:00 a.m.
4:00 p.m. (10-2) x

Minnedosa and Area

Food Bank will be having a
tag day fundraiser at the Heritage Co-op Friday, June 3rd
10 a.m. 2 p.m. and 4 6 p.m.
and Saturday, June 4th 10 2
p.m. to help raise funds to
support our food bank. Please
come out and support our
food bank. (11-2) x
Rolling River School Division Spring Concert 2016.
Rolling River School Division
invites you to their biannual
Spring Concert, One World
Many Songs, at Onanole Centennial Park Thursday, June
2nd from 11:00 a.m. to 2:45
p.m. A canteen is available.
Bring your lawn chair! x
Junior Golf Tournament
sponsored by Minnedosa
UCT 9 holes Friday, June 3rd
4:15 p.m. tee off. Ages 8 11
and 12 15 at Minnedosa Golf
and Country Club. Boys and
girls welcome. $15.00 registration fee. Prizes and supper
supplied. Call or text Rhonda
204-868-0944 to pre-register
or email rhondaprettie@
live.ca. Must pre-register by
Wednesday, June 1st. (9/11) x
MANITOBA MOTORCYCLE RIDE FOR DAD Fighting Prostate Cancer. Saturday,
May 28, 2016, 10:00 a.m. Official Start. Polo Park Shopping
Centre. Register online: ridefordad.ca/Manitoba
Chinese Smorg at Leisure Inn in Newdale on May
29th. 204-849-2182. Smorgs
every Sunday and senior suppers every Thursday. x
Shewfelts auction Saturday, June 4th 11:00 a.m. 115
5th Ave. S.W. (11-2) x

LOST
Lost iPhone 6. Silvercoloured cell phone was in a
black phone case. If found
please call 204-867-4658. (102) x

Garage sale Saturday,

May 28th and Sunday, May
29th. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.341
4th St. N.E.

AUCTIONS
Household Auction
for Nelson and Wilma
Shewfelt Saturday, June
4th, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. 115
- 5th Ave. S.W. Minnedosa, MB Antiques, household furniture, tools, lawn
and garden. Please view
www.lamportanddowler.
com for full listing and
pictures. Something for
Everyone! See you there!!
Lamport and Dowler
Auction Service John
204-841-4136 or Tim
204-803-6915 (11-2) x

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AUCTIONS

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clean up. Washing exterior
siding, windows, hauling miscellaneous items, for paint
and repairs to painted surfaces. Low odor paints make
interior work much less intrusive during winter. Chemical
free surface cleaning offered.
Book early for exterior work!
204-868-8088 [email protected]

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
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Restaurant for sale, by
tender, closing on June 17,
2016. Highest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
Seating Capacity for 100. Fully equipped with grill, deep
fryer, coolers, freezers, walk
in cooler, chairs, tables, pots,
pans, dishes, glasses, flatware, etc. Located on three
lots on the corner of Highway
3 and 24, Saskatchewan. Contact Ron Radke at 306-8834321, by email at ron.radke@
spiritwood.cu.sk.ca or Lola
Lapesky at 306-883-4322 or
by email at [email protected] for further information.
ESTABLISHED
rural
weekly newspaper. Business
shows good numbers. Upper level is vacant, but has
potential for 3 apartments
that would show great return!
Contact Rick Taylor, Homelife
Home Professional Realty
Inc. Call 204-867-7551 or
email [email protected]

MOBILE HOMES
4 New 16 x 80, 3 Bed, 2
Bath. Starting at $89,900. Altona Mobile Homes, 1-800-5824036, 1-204-324-6776 Email
[email protected]

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EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION! In-demand career! Employers have work-at-home
positions available. Get online
training you need from an employer-trusted program. Visit:
CareerStep.ca/MT or 1-855768-3362 to start training for
your work-at-home career today!

FARM
EQUIPMENT
1997 - 57 Flexi-coil 5000
air seeder; 2002 - Challenger
MT 755 - 300hp, 5560 hrs;
2006 - Challenger MT 855 460hp, 3290 hrs; 2009 C94 30
New Holland Draper header;
2010 - CR 9080 New Holland
combine, 1297 hrs. Call for
pricing. Serious inquiries
only. 204-825-7431.

HEALTH
DISCOUNT
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MEDICAL ALARM - Monitored 24 hours, Free Equipment. Just pay for the monitoring. Less Than $1.00 per
day. Call Toll Free For more
Information 1-888-865-5130
orwww.LifeAssure.com

REAL ESTATE
2 Showhomes Ready For
Spring Delivery! 1,584 and
1,638 sq ft RTMs. Pictures,
floorplans available at wgiesbrechthomes.ca.
Custom
builds also available. For additional information 204-3463231 or [email protected]
House for Sale 165 - 4th
Ave N.W. Minnedosa, MB - 2
bedroom house, many upgrades, all appliances included
$175,000. For viewing please
call (204) 867-0305. (11-4)x

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Registered Red Angus

Bulls, Yearlings and two year
olds. Excellent quality and
semen tested. For more information call 204-773-3252 or
204-859-0253. (7-5) x

THANK YOU to Minnedosa Health Centre Social

Committee and staff for planning my retirement party May
13th at the Minnedosa Golf
Club. A walk down memory
lane at a special evening with
good food and laughter in the
company of family, friends,
MHC & PCH retired and current co workers. The choir
and director were an added
touch to the evening. Another
memory to add to my many
memories from 31 years of
employment at the Minnedosa Health Centre & Care
Home. Diane Harrington. X

BLACK ANGUS BULLS

FOR SALE. Semen tested, guaranteed, reasonably
priced. Volume discounts and
delivery available. Section 7
Ranch Rocanville SK. (306)
645-2019 (306) 435-7811.

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Invites applications for the
part time position of

Janitorial/Maintenance

Registered Red Angus

Yearling bulls. Semen tested,
needled and ready to go.
Phone 204-867-0152 or 204849-2164. (11-3) x

TRAVEL/VACATION
Discover
amazing
Yellowstone Park. Premium
quality accommodations &
transpiration. Guaranteed instant relaxation throughout
with small group. Act now
and insure your seat. www.
trippvacations.ca or 204-7707771.

DEATH NOTICE

for Harrison House in Newdale (4-5 hours weekly).

Duties include responsibility for janitorial services to the
public area ensuring cleanliness and general upkeep of the building. Duties to commence June 16, 2016.
Submit applications including expected wage
and references in care of:
Newdale Senior Citizens Home Inc.
Box 219, Newdale, MB R0J 1J0 by June 3, 2016.
For further information contact Carol Dalgarno @204-849-2193.

MARGARET EILEEN
PAXTON
APRIL 23RD, 1932
DECEMBER 16TH, 2015
Come and celebrate our
moms life with us June 4th
11:00 1:00 United Church
Minnedosa. Come and go.
Small service at 11:45. (11-2) x

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LAND FOR SALE

RECREATIONAL
PROPERTY

SE of Sec. 25-36-28
and SW of Sec. 25-36-28.
320 acres of farmland in the
Municipality of Swan Valley
West. Land is fenced with 2
dugouts. Property is available
immediately. Please contact
seller for more information.
204-734-0964.

For rent or sale: 2 bedroom cabin located in Minnedosa. Fully furnished and 5
minute walk to the beach.
Available immediately. $65
per day or $350 per week.
Asking $28,500. Contact
Barry at 204-871-2224 Portage la Prairie. (10-4) x

We would like to express our appreciation to the

130 plus friends from Rossburn, Minnedosa, Neepawa,
Brandon and points in between, family from Ontario,
Saskatchewan and Alberta
who helped us celebrate on
May 14th. Thanks for flowers,
cards, blessings and well
wishes and $240 donations to
Diabetes Society. Thanks to
Brookings for catering, John
Cullen for music and those
who spoke on our behalf. It
was a marvelous weekend.
Marie and Elwood Fawcett.

The Minnedosa
Tribune
204-867-3816

The family of Arden Wark

would like to express our sincere appreciation to everyone
who attended our celebration
of Ardens life at Bethany Hall.
Thank you to everyone who
sent cards, food and floral arrangements. Thank you for
the phone calls, visits and offers to help. Thank you to the
Bethany Community Group
for providing the lovely lunch.
We greatly appreciate the care
and compassion shown by
the EMS and the staff at Brandon and Minnedosa Hospitals. Karen and family. x
WARK. Our most sincere thanks to all our friends
and relatives for your support
and kindness during a very
difficult time. Thank you for
all the visits, flowers, cards,
phone calls, tributes and
food following the passing of
our cherished brother, Arden
Wark. Your thoughtfulness
and generosity has been truly
appreciated and will never
be forgotten. God bless each
and every one of you. Alven,
Donna, Keith and families. x

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OBITUARY
DARCY MICHAEL WAHOSKI
NOVEMBER 8TH, 1965 DECEMBER 29TH, 2015

It is with profound sadness

that we announce the passing of Darcy Michael Wahoski
after a lengthy illness. Darcy
was born the youngest child
of Mary and Albert Wahoski.
He was raised on the family
farm and attended school in
Minnedosa. Darcy apprenticed as
a stone mason in Edmonton and
after an accident was unable to continue
in his chosen career. Darcy resided in Qualicum Beach, BC until
the time of his passing.
Darcy leaves to mourn his daughter Natalie (grandson Carson) and daughter Nicole. Brothers Dennis (Eva),
Ron (Lori), Jerry (LaVerne), Richard and Mark (Darcy).
Aunts Bev (Ernie), Dorothy and Janice and many nieces
and nephews. Darcy was predeceased by his parents Mary
and Albert, sister Joy, niece Danielle and nephew Chris.
A family celebration of life will be held at a later date at the
Polonia Cemetery.
Dont Cry for me
Dont cry for me now I have died,
for Im still here Im by your side
My bodys gone but my soul is here,
please dont shed another tear,
I am still here Im all around,
only my body lies in the ground.
I am the snowflake that kisses your nose,
I am the frost, that nips your toes.
I am the sun, bringing you light,
I am the star, shining so bright.
I am the rain, refreshing the earth,
I am the laughter, I am the mirth.
I am the bird, up in the sky,
I am the cloud, thats drifting by.
I am the thoughts, inside your head,
While Im still there, I cant be dead.
Author unknown.

IN MEMORIAM
In Memory of Our Parents
MERLE L. GWYER
AUGUST 26TH, 1926
MAY 30TH, 2001
GEORGE J. GWYER
DECEMBER 15TH, 1923
JULY 23RD, 2012
We often think of days gone by,
When we were all together;
A shadow oer our
lives has cast,
Our loved ones gone forever.
Always in our thoughts,
Your family.

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Friday, May 27, 2016

The Dancing Washing Machine

Solutions and
Substitutions
By

REENA NERBAS
Hi Reena,
My front loading washer dances around the laundry room. I have the pedestal and still it does not stay
in place.It is impossible to
reposition without help.
Any ideas how to solve this
problem? Phyllis
Dear Phyllis,
If your washing machine is going for a walk
without your permission;
it is a good idea to put a
stop to this because machine walking can damage
both the appliance as well
as the floor. This is a two
person job; please do not
attempt to fix the balance
challenge on your own.
Washing machines spin at
a high rate which can throw
off the balance of the machine; heres how you can

Forever loved and missed,

Lois, Darren, Barry, Kimberly
and families. x

DONT FORGET
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TUESDAYS AT 12 NOON
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Dear Reena,
I clean my hardwood
floors on a regular basis; I
only use a little dish soap,
a mop and water. After the
job is complete, the floor
ends up with water spots
all over it making it appear
carelessly clean. Am I using

Dear Marianne,
Chances are that the
mop is too wet. When
cleaning hardwood, laminate, bamboo etc. the mop
need only be damp. For
a thorough cleaning you
might want to periodically
wash the floor with additional water however unless you towel dry the floor,
water spots will appear. If
your home has ceramic or
stone floors, clean them
first with a wet mop until
most of the water is gone;
then use the slightly damp
mop to clean the wood
floors.
Feedback from Reader
Dear Reena,
I was very skeptical
about the fast potato peeling method that you mentioned a few months ago;
so I tried it. I boiled a pot
of salted water. I scored the
raw potato peel with a knife
around the middle and
then boiled it for 20 min-

utes. I then removed the

potato from the hot water
and dropped it into an ice
cold bowl of water. I used
my hands and pulled the
peel off within seconds. It
worked! Mason
Rejuvenate Your
Patio Furniture
Clean cushions with a
spray bottle combination
of 1 tsp. baking soda, 1 tsp.
dish soap and 4 cups water.
Liberally spray cushions
and then scrub with a green
scrubby pad. Rinse with a
garden hose and sunshine
dry.
If you purchase new
patio cushions but they
dont match the furniture,
consider giving the frame
a brand new look with specialized rust-proof paint.
Teak is a great choice for
patio furniture. The woods
oil emits an odor naturally repelling termites and
other pests that can harm
the wood. The oil in teak
also protects the wood from
water. Use teak sealer annually to protect the wood.
Use soapy water for regular
cleaning.

Three Wicked Sauces for Your Steak

Cooking
With
CHEF DEZ

In Loving Memory of
MELVIN NAGORSKI
who passed away
MAY 31ST, 2009
We your family miss you
In the house where
you used to be.
We wanted so much
to keep you,
But God willed it not to be.
Now you are in Gods keeping
You suffer no more pain.
So dear God take care of him
Until we meet again.

stop it. Make sure that both

the floor and pedestal are
even. Adjust the little feet
underneath the machine or
attach feet screws if the machine doesnt already have
them; use a level to ensure
the machine is even. Place
non-slip,
anti-vibration
pads to the bottom of the
machine. Never overstuff
the machine. You may also
wish to experiment with
the machine by removing
it from the pedestal to a
sturdy flat surface.

the wrong type of mop,

cleaner or is it my water?
What am I doing wrong?
Marianne

ne of my favourite
meats on the barbecue is a good beef steak. I
used to be somewhat of a
purest and insist on only
salt and pepper gracing
this grilled wonder, but
I have lightened up over
the years. Although I have
never been (and never will
be) a fan of coating a beef
steak with traditional type
barbecue sauce, my wife
loves sauce with almost
everything. So to please
her palate, and mine as
well, I usually turn to one
of these three incredible
sauces:

Peppercorn Sauce
2/3 cup full bodied red
wine
2 tbsp concord grape jelly
1/2 cup whipping cream
1/2 cup beef stock
2 tbsp canned green
Madagascar peppercorns,
strained
1 tbsp butter
In a large pan over
medium-high heat add the
wine and grape jelly. Boil
until the wine has reduced
in volume by half, and the
jelly has melted into the
wine. Add the cream and
beef stock and continue
to boil until the sauce has

become thickened and

syrupy, stirring frequently.
Pull the pan off the heat.
Stir in the strained peppercorns and butter and serve
immediately.
Jus
(brothy sauce like you
would get with prime rib)
1 cup full bodied red wine
3 garlic cloves, peeled and
cut in half
1 sprig fresh rosemary
1 cup beef broth
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp sugar
Combine the red wine,
garlic cloves, and rosemary
in a small pot. Boil over
medium/high to high heat
until the wine has reduced
in volume by half. Add the
beef stock, salt and sugar.
Stir to combine, cover and
set aside off the heat until
your meat is cooked. While
the meat is resting, warm
the Jus in the pot until

hot, strain the garlic and

rosemary out and portion
into small dipping cups for
serving.
Garlic Compound Butter
1 cup butter, room temperature
4 large garlic cloves,
minced
1/4 cup finely chopped
parsley
1/4 cup grated parmesan
cheese
Mix the butter, garlic, parsley and parmesan
thoroughly. Shape in wax
paper into a 1-inch cylindrical shape. Wrap tightly
in plastic wrap. Store in
the refrigerator (or freezer)
until needed. To serve as a
complimentary sauce: unwrap and slice thick circles
of the butter to let melt on
the hot grilled steaks.

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Canola Spill

Photo by Don Burgess

Local emergency responders were called to a single vehicle rollover at the

junction of Highway #16 and PR #355 Wednesday afternoon.
A grain truck, coming from the north on Highway #16, was making a left
hand turn into the Industrial Park when the load shifted causing the truck
to turn over on its passenger side spilling the load of canola from the box.
The driver, from the Erickson area, was uninjured in the incident.

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muffins cho chip/banana cho chip6x110g ..... $4.99
Post cereal asstd .................................340-550g ......$2.99 FM
NN fruit punches/iced tea, lemonade asstd................... 283ml ..........3/$2.00

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PC dressing asstd .............................................................. 475ml ............. $2.29
PC croutons garlic & butter.................................................140g ............. $1.99
Mcafe premium roast coffee tin .............................................950g ...........$17.99
Dare maple leaf cream ............................................................350g ..........2/$5.00
Kelloggs nutrigrain bars asstd..................295g ..2/$4.00
Orville popcorn asstd ............................................................ 6x76g ..........2/$6.00
PL dry roasted peanuts ...........................................................600g ............. $3.99
NN canned vegetables asstd ................398ml ......$0.99
NN canned mushrooms asstd .............284ml ......$0.99
NN pancake syrup asstd .................................................. 750ml ............. $2.29
NN peanut butter asstd ............................1kg ......$3.99
NN mac & cheese dinner ....................................................200g ..........2/$1.00
Chef boyardee pasta asstd ......................................................425g ..........2/$3.00
Gatorade sport asstd ............................................................ 710ml ..........3/$4.00

Robin Hood quick/minute oats ................1kg .. 2/$5.00

Hunts thick rich pasta sauce asstd ...................................... 680ml ..........2/$3.00

Uncle Bens bistro mixes asstd ................................................250g ..........2/$4.00
Kelloggs rice krisp squares asstd ............................................176g ..........2/$4.00
Kelloggs pop tarts asstd...........................................................400g ..........2/$4.00
Dutch crunch chips/Old Dutch chips asstd ..........................255g ..........2/$6.00
Phil cream cheese asstd ..........................................................250g ............. $3.49
Kraft philadelphia dip asstd....................................................227g ............. $3.49
Friskies asstd ............................................................................156g ..........5/$4.00
PC old cheddar/marble cheddar .......................................400g ............. $5.99
BD pro slices thin/thin light ...................................................450g ............. $4.99
NN natural slices marble cheddar .....................................230g ............. $3.99
NN cream cheese brick .........................250g ...... $3.49

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NN frozen vegetables asstd .................................................750g ............. $1.99

McCain superfries asstd ..................454-650g ...... $2.79

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Janes pub style chicken asstd ..................800g ...... $9.99

NN crispy southern chicken .................................................1kg ........... $13.99

PC beef meatballs/swedish ................................................907g ........... $11.99
ST-hubert chicken pot pie/tourtiere ......................................800g ............. $7.99

Fresh chicken whole .......................................... $2.99/lb

Eye of the round roast beef/steak ............................................................ $5.49/lb

Pork loin chops centre cut ....................................................................... $2.99/lb

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FM cucumber english ................................................................3ct ............. $3.49

Cantaloupe .....................................................................................................$2.49
Lettuce red leaf .............................................................................................. $1.49

Cauliflower.............................................................$3.49
Asparagus ..................................................................................................$3.99/lb
Tomato on the vine ............................................ $0.99/lb
Peppers red ...............................................................................................$2.49/lb
PC potato red mini ..............................................................680g .............$2.99

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Wonder hamburger/hotdog ...............12x60g ......$2.50

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