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CDC Foundation Hands Out Over $117,000

Office
Closing
By DARRYL HOLYK

N ext Friday, November

29th will be the fi-
nal day of business for the
Minnedosa and Area Com-
munity Development Cor-
poration office at 39 Main
Street South. The Town of
Minnedosa has decided
to close the office indefi-
nitely. With this closure,
current Economic Devel-
opment Officer (EDO),
Chantelle Parrott and Ad-
ministrative Assistant, Val
Dornn will be released
from their positions.
As for the reasoning
for the closure and plans
moving forward into the
future, no official state- Photo by Darryl Holyk
ment had been received
from the Town at press Over 30 financial grants ranging from $400 to $20,000 were presented by the Minnedosa and District Foundation recently.
time.
Some of the services By DARRYL HOLYK Each of the two com- to the Minnedosa Fire De- the recent Manitoba High Minnedosa to assist them
provided by the CDC in- munity daycare facilities – partment for the purchase School Athletic Associa- in fundraising to purchase
clude business develop-
ment assistance, grant op-
portunities and assistance,
A total of $117,441 was
presented to various
groups last Thursday dur-
the established Minnedosa
Child Care Co-op and the
new, in the works Valley
of a turnout gear dryer to
quickly dry the members
turnout gear after being
tion provincial tournament
hosted in Minnedosa.
The Complex Board
a weed harvester for the
lake.
Rockin’ the Fields was
community website and ing the 2019 Minnedosa Life Beginnings were each cleaned after a callout. received $5,000 to assist granted $4,000 to fund
social media updates and and District Foundation presented with $10,000 An additional $7,000 with its plan to upgrade some required electrical
services, new resident and Grants Luncheon. grants. was presented to the re- the overheard lighting in upgrades at the festival
immigration assistance The largest grant The Beach Enhance- cently formed Tennis and the curling club. Another site. The Ag Society also
and the new resident wel- presented this year was ment Committee received Pickleball Club for court $5,000 grant was present- received $4,000 for some
come packages, among $20,000 for the local Mani- its final contribution of upgrades. ed to Minnedosa Youth future upgrades at its site.
others. toba 150 committee’s plan $7,500 for its recently com- The Minnedosa Colle- Soccer to help fund their
for upgrades to the Cen- pleted playground up- giate soccer program was project of a new field and Continued on
Continued on tennial Pavilion at the grade at the beach. presented $5,100 to assist nets. $5,000 was also pre- Page 7
Page 2 beach. $7,000 was presented with expenses related to sented to Friends of Lake

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A Lot of Business Conducted at Town Council

Lake Committee established, Campground Manager hired, Asset Management Firm chosen
By DARRYL HOLYK business. The new bylaw condition of the lake. In of the Chamber of Com- quote from Urban Systems sa Community Conference
also states that in addi- addition to Mayor Skatch, merce, one representative Ltd. for $49,000 plus GST Centre for the annual com-

A ll members of Town
Council were in at-
tendance for the regular
tion to holding only one
regular meeting during the
months of July and August,
no one else has been
named to this committee
yet. However, the com-
for the local cottage area
and one member of the
Little Saskatchewan River
to work with the Town on
compiling a strategic asset
management policy and
munity Christmas dinner
being organized for De-
cember 25th.
meeting on the evening of that the month of Novem- mittee will also consist of Basin District. plan for the community. On October 26th, the
Tuesday, November 12th ber also only have one reg- two Town councillors, one All members of Coun- The Province of Manitoba councils of the Town of
with Mayor Skatch presid- ular meeting of Council. councillor from the RM of cil were appointed to the is encouraging municipali- Minnedosa and RM of
ing. All other months will see Minto-Odanah, one repre- Board of revision with ties to develop a report that Minto Odanah met for a
The meeting opened two regular meetings held sentative form the Tourism Mayor Skatch as chair- analyzes the condition of joint meeting to discuss a
with a delegation from on the second and fourth committee, one rep from person and CAO Marzoff municipal assets to assist variety of items and issues
Municipal Emergency Co- Tuesdays. the Recreation and Culture as secretary. The Board of with future budgeting and which the two municipal
ordinator, Marcy Nylen- Council approved two committee, one member Revision will meet on De- long-term planning. This entities are currently or
Nemetchek who provided new policy and procedures of the Brandosa Beach As- cember 3rd. report will also be required could possibly work to-
a brief overview of the re- in which long term Town sociation, one member Council accepted a to receive the federal gas gether on in the future.
cently updated emergency employees and members tax grant in the future. Ur- Mayor Skatch reported
plan. See separate story of the Fire Department will ban Systems was one of that she and CAO Marzoff

CDC Closure
elsewhere in today’s edi- be recognized and hon- eight quotes the Town re- met with RCMP D Division
tion. oured for their service to ceived for the Asset Man- Commanding Officer, Jane
First reading was giv- the community. The policy agement Plan. Machatchy on November
en to Bylaw No. 2569. This states that Town employ- After receiving and 1st.
is the bylaw that regulates ees who serve the public reviewing three proposals Councillor Taylor re-
the proceedings and con- sector for 25 years will re- Continued from Page 1 for campground manag- ported on the Manitoba
duct of Town Council. The ceive a monetary gift of ers for the 2020 season, Association of Recyclers
bylaw has been updated $500 and that any local Earlier this year, the CDC launched the new Council selected the pro- seminar he recently at-
to include a few changes firefighter will be present- community branding, Valley Life, and was once posal from Rick and Penny tended. As part of the
including a change to re- ed with a monetary gift again a partner in the What’s the Big Idea? event Chorneyko in the amount seminar, there were some
vert the Committee of the of $100 upon their retire- along with the community of Neepawa. of $72,000 plus GST. The informative tours to the
Whole meetings, held the ment. The current CDC dates back over 20 years. proposal is for one year but electronic waste facility at
fourth Tuesday of each The issues and con- At the recommendation of a steering committee, the committee can renew Elie and the compost site
month, back to regular cerns surrounding chaired by Wayne Currah, the Minnedosa and Area the manager’s contract for at The Forks in Winnipeg.
meetings. Council will now Minnedosa Lake have been CDC was incorporated in December 1996. The one additional year, if they Taylor also reported
hold two regular meetings in discussion for some CDC’s founding directors were Terry Drebit, Rob- so wish. that the Tanner’s Cross-
each month so that deci- time and during Tuesday’s ert Lane, John Mendrikis, Bob Mummery, Darren Following suit with ing Planning District has
sions and resolutions can Council meeting, a resolu- Grant and Colleen Jury. previous year’s, Council awarded MNP to handle
be made at both monthly tion was passed to estab- After reviewing approximately 40 applications, agreed to compensate the its auditing services for a
meetings without having lish The Minnedosa Lake Wade King was hired as the CDC’s first EDO in June rental fee for the Minnedo- three-year term.
to call a special meeting Committee to address 1998. Others to hold this position over the years
to conduct official council concerns regarding the have included Wes Barrett, Sandra Ingenmey, Mar-
tijn van Luijn (interim), Vern May and Chantelle
Parrott. Since its creation, the local CDC has under-
gone numerous reviews, changes and revamps and
THE TOWN OF MINNEDOSA hopefully this latest announcement of closing the
CDC office is just another revamp and that some
type of community and economic development
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE PLANNING ACT Dear Members,
will continue into the future. Currently, the CDC is
chaired by Town Councillor, Jim Dowsett. In order to serve you better, on Tuesday, November 26th
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Following the closure of the CDC office next
Friday, any inquiries relating to community and
from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Minnedosa Credit Union
economic development should be forwarded to the will be doing an upgrade to our data lines. During this
On the date and at the time and location described below, a PUBLIC HEARING will Town Office. time, Minnedosa Credit Union will be open for business,
be held to receive representations from any persons who wish to make them in however, we will be operating offline. Our Online
respect to the following matter:
Banking/Mobile App, and ATM will be unavailable during
THE TOWN OF MINNEDOSA BY-LAW NO. 2567 this time, and MCU Debit Cards will be operating on their
Being an AMENDMENT to REPLACE
offline limits only.
the TOWN OF MINNEDOSA ZONING BY-LAW NO. 2452, as amended.
Please contact Minnedosa Credit Union at
HEARING LOCATION: Town of Minnedosa Council Chambers,
204-867-6350 if you have any further

DATE & TIME:

103 Main Street South, Minnedosa, Manitoba.

DECEMBER 3, 2019, at 7:00 p.m.

ATTENTION
“GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS” questions about the upgrade.

Organizations
DOG &are CATasked
OWNERS to submit their
GENERAL INTENT: A periodic review of the entire Town of Minnedosa Zoning
By-law to bring it into conformance with the new Tanner’s funding requests and projects for the
All dogs and cats within the Town of Minnedosa
upcoming
be licensedyear by
Crossing Planning District Development Plan no. 1-2018
must annually.
AREA AFFECTED: All areas within the boundaries of the Town of
Minnedosa
November 30th, 2019must be
A certificate of vaccination for rabies
produced before a license is issued
2014 Dog & Cat licenses are available at the
FOR INFORMATION: Contact the office of Tanner’s Crossing Planning District, A copy of the Town Policy and Procedures
Office
Civic Centre, 103 Main Street South
(ph. 204-867-2364) respecting GrantsDogs
Owners of unlicensed to Organizations
& Cats, Dogs & Cats is
running at large, as well as nuisance and vicious
available at the Town Office or at
animals are subject to various penalties and
charges.discoverminnedosa.com
A copy of the above proposal and supporting material maybe inspected at the office
location noted above during normal office hours (8:30 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 4:30) A copy of animal control by-law 2478 is
during normal business days. Copies may be made and extracts taken therefrom, available at the Town Office for examination by
upon request. Representations may be made either in person or in writing, at the any person during regular hours.
public hearing.
36-2
The Town of Minnedosa (37-2)
The Town of Minnedosa
The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, November 22, 2019 3

Beach Pavilion Selected For Manitoba 150 Upgrades

By KAREN MITCHELL

W ith the upcoming

Manitoba 150 Cele-
brations, several members
of Town Council and area
residents are hard at work
to bring celebrations in
the way of many forms to
Minnedosa in 2020.
As a local Manitoba
150 legacy project, the
committee has chosen to
undertake some much-
needed improvements to Tribune Archives
the pavilion at the beach.
The 52-year-old Minnedo- The Centennial Pavilion as it
Photo by Karen Mitchell
sa and District Centen- appeared when first built in 1967.
nial Pavilion was officially
opened on July 20th, 1967, and was a pioneer of the priate that our centennial ing opportunities have will not be released until needed repairs and reno-
during Canada’s Centen- district. “It was thought fit- project should be opened been applied for. Tapping spring of 2020, however at vations on this unique
nial, as part of the four-day ting that Bob McQuarrie by a man who is not far into the Manitoba 150 last week’s Minnedosa and community structure.
Manitoba Farmers Festival should be the one to open from celebrating his own Build Fund, Town Coun- District Foundation Grants Watch for more in-
which is presently known the pavilion since he is centennial,” described J.E. cillor Mark Blais, Deputy Luncheon the Pavilion formation as we receive it
as Fun Fest. On hand to known throughout the dis- Taylor, who at the time was Mayor Frank Taylor and project received $20,000. in regards to the pavilion
cut the ribbon at the open- trict as the man who shook Mayor of Minnedosa. Economic Development If the Manitoba 150 Build project and all local up-
ing ceremony was R. A the hand of Sir John A. Improvements to Officer Chantelle Parrott, grant comes through, that coming Manitoba 150 cel-
“Bob” McQuarrie. Bob was MacDonald. In our centen- the aging pavilion will be have applied for a $20,000 will give a total of $40,000 ebrations being planned
96-years-old at the time nial year, it seemed appro- costly but potential fund- grant. This announcement to be used for some much- for 2020.

Expressions to Welcome MCMA Entertainer of The Year

By KAREN MITCHELL Choice. gun her career. The Expres- where in today’s Tribune.
Other awards have sions Concert will be held Season tickets/Individual

W ith the initial perfor-

mance under their
belts, the Expression Con-
included 2015 MCMA Fe-
male Artist of the Year,
2018 Fan’s Choice Award
at the Minnedosa Commu-
nity Conference Centre on
November 28th at 7:30 p.m.
concert tickets can be pur-
chased at the Minnedosa
Regional Library or at the
cert Series continues with and 2019 Canadian Inde- More info can be found in door of the event.
upcoming performer/song pendent Music Best Coun- the Expressions ad else-
writer, Kendra Kay. try Video.
Kendra grew up just Her recent two singles
outside of Elkhorn, MB ‘Buy You a Drink’ and
and along with her four
other band members, is in-
‘Fuel On the Fire’ crossed
into the Top 100 Canada
MINNEDOSA
spired by traditional coun-
try music.
Country National Airplay
and spent 17 weeks on the CHRISTMAS
At the recent Manito-
ba Country Music Associ-
charts. Not to mention nu-
merous other accolades. CHEER
aiton Awards, Kendra was This rising country star
named 2019 Famale Artist is definitely one to watch OFFICE LOCATED AT
11 - 6TH AVENUE N.E. (DARI ISLE DRIVE IN)
of the Year as well as Fans for, as she has only just be-
Photo submitted 204-868-0217
OFFICE WILL OPEN ON
December 9, 2019
MONDAY - FRIDAY 1 - 4 P.M.
APPLICATIONS FOR PICK UP AND DROP
OFF NOW AVAILABLE AT
Rockin’ the Fields of Minnedosa Non-Profit TOWN OFFICE, UNITED CHURCH AND
PUBLIC NOTICE MINNEDOSA AREA FOOD BANK
Co-operative Ltd.
THE TOWN OF MINNEDOSA PLEASE NOTE: DEADLINE
NOTICE OF MEETING FOR APPLICATIONS & DONATIONS
Take notice that the audited financial report ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING DECEMBER 16TH, 2019
of the Town of Minnedosa for 2018 has been Saturday, November 30th, 2019
DONATIONS GREATLY NEEDED
deposited in the office and is available for 2:00 P.M.
AND APPRECIATED
inspection by any person or his agent, during RFM Office
2nd Floor – 103 Main Street South
regular business hours and that any person or NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS
(Minnedosa Town Office – the steeple clock) NEW UNWRAPPED CHILDREN’S
his agent, at his own expense, may make a Enter at South side GIFTS UP TO 12 YRS., KNITTED ITEMS
copy thereof for extracts therefrom. MINNEDOSA, MANITOBA (MITTS, HATS, SOCKS, ETC.)
The audited statement may also be viewed at MONETARY DONATIONS
www.discoverminnedosa.com This meeting is open to members only. PICK UP - DECEMBER 19TH
A member of the co-operative is one who DELIVERY - DECMEBER 20TH
Cindy Marzoff has purchased a $1.00 share and paid their
Chief Administrative Officer (37-2) one-time fee of $250.00.
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Viewpoint
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Darryl a.Holyk - PublisHer anD eDitor

From the
Update on Squirrel Hills
Publishers Pen...
By Darryl Holyk
Dear Editor,

T o follow up on the re-

Letters to cross-country ski trails, there
are also plans to add a loop for
winter-hiking. 

the Editor
cent Tribune article on For those who use the
the Squirrel Hills, it seemed Squirrel Hills or see the ben-
fitting to provide an update efit to our community that this
A loss in news… on efforts that are already space offers, your help in main-
It was announced earlier this week, that after 109 underway to address con- taining or building new trails is
years of business, The Carberry News-Express weekly cerns over the condition of welcome.  Please contact the
community newspaper will print its final edition next the Squirrel Hills cross country ski area.   Minnedosa and District Cross Country Ski Club at
month and close its doors. This is sad news for all of us Since the ‘Squirrel Hills’ trail system was de- [email protected] or the local cycling club at
in the newspaper industry, the community of Carberry signed and built in 1991, it has been maintained pri- [email protected]  
and the News Express’ weekly readers. For some time marily by the Minnedosa and District Cross Country
now, this grand old newspaper, like many others includ- Ski Club.  The Town of Minnedosa owns the land  Paul Archbutt.
ing our Tribune, has been forced to downsize to printing and generously allows the recreation area to be used Prairie Mountain Cycling
fewer pages due to declining advertising revenues. The by both local and visiting outdoor enthusiasts. The

Please Respect
November 11th edition of the Carberry paper was only Town of Minnedosa also mows the grass once a year
eight pages but was still packed full of good, hometown before the snow falls.  Aside from cross-country ski-
news! Local stories from that edition included Operation ing, the trails are open to the public during the warm-
Christmas Child, Foundation granting to a youth camp, er months for hiking, biking and horseback riding.

Private Property
Municipal Council news, RCMP report, curling, hockey A warm-up hut also exists on the property for year-
and hip-hop dance. There was also an obituary for a long- round use.  
time Carberry area resident. This is all local and impor- While keeping these trails in such a condition
tant news to any community and often news you cannot that will allow skiers to enjoy the area is beyond the
and will not find online or on social media. The loss of a capabilities of most individuals, over the last few Dear Editor,
community newspaper is a HUGE loss to a community. years these trails have been kept up predominantly
Newspapers still, and will always, have great value and
I encourage you all, no matter where you reside, please
be sure to support your local, hometown newspaper first
by one man, Tom Instance, of the local cross-country
ski club.  Tom knows better than anyone that the ex-
isting, original signage is weathered and is in need of
A t the end of October, on a wet and very rainy day,
about 100 ATVs crossed our land and many farms
around us without permission to do so. They left ruts
and foremost. By spending your advertising or printing replacement. Thanks to funding provided through and well-worn trails in the mud. That is something
dollars locally, you are supporting a hometown business the Minnedosa and District Recreation Commission, farmers will have to contend with for more than one
that not only covers local happenings each week but also plans have been made over the last few months to year.
provides employment in your community, pays property replace the signs and the various designs have been Farmers are having enough problems this fall
taxes in your community and provides donations and finalized.  Production is to begin on new signs, which without having to contend with this. How would
sponsorships to programs and events in your commu- include a larger parking lot sign and smaller signs these people like it if us farmers drove 100 tractors
nity. at each junction with maps, junction numbers and across their property? There would be an outcry and
trail difficulty colour coding. With renewed interest consequences for sure. This also goes to the ski doo
in developing the Squirrel Hills Recreation Area for riders  who cut fences just so they can travel across
Plumas fund… increased multi-use, a longer term plan expanding the field.
A fund has been established to benefit the four Lind- on the original scope is being considered by those Have some respect for other people’s property,
say children of Plumas who lost their home, parents and wanting to work alongside Tom. Ideas currently in- PLEASE!
little sister in a devastating fire. As their parents, Bobbyjoe clude mountain-bike trails, as well as snow-shoe and
Lindsay and Jennifer McLeod, have ties to the Minnedo- fat-biking loops for the winter season.  Since hiking, Herb and Shirley Proven,
sa area, we share the information for anyone who may biking and snow-shoeing cannot be done on tracked Clanwilliam, MB
wish to donate. All cheques should be made payable to
the Plumas Lions Club (put in the memo-Lindsay Chil-
dren Account) and mailed to Box 233, Plumas, MB, R0J
1P0 or it can be mailed to Plumas Stride Credit Union,
Box 63, Plumas, MB, R0J 1P0. As another option, deposits Letters to the Editor can be sent to [email protected] or Box 930, Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0
can be made at any Stride Credit Union to the Plumas
Lions Club - Lindsay Children Account. Views expressed in Letters to the Editor are those of the writer and
are not necesarily the views of The Tribune, its owner or staff.

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Highlights From Manitoba’s Throne Speech

SUBMITTED

T he Manitoba govern-
ment set out its key
Tax Relief:

- introducing legislation
that would begin the im-
day and holiday shopping
restrictions while preserv-
ing the right of municipali-
ties to maintain retail hour
Education Reform:

- constructing 13 new
schools over the next 10 Ye O l d
Trib
priorities to move Mani- plementation of the 2020 restrictions in their com- years in addition to the
toba forward with guaran- Tax Rollback Guarantee munities if they so choose; seven schools already
teed tax relief, job growth, that will put at least $2,020 - increasing funding committed including an
health-care investments, back onto the kitchen ta- for tourism promo- additional 1,510 school-
education reform, and cli- bles of Manitoba families; tion by 25 per cent; based child-care spaces to
mate action in the speech - eliminating the educa- - working with the film be added as part of the 20
from the throne, Premier tion portion of property and TV industry to boost New Schools Guarantee;
Brian Pallister announced taxes, with phase-out be- production through an - launching the $25-mil-
on Tuesday, November ginning the first year after enhanced Manitoba Film lion Teachers’ Idea Fund
19th.  Delivered by the the budget is balanced, and Video Tax Credit; to support innovative so-
1889 – The Tribune advertises subscriptions in return
for cordwood for the winter months.
Chief Justice Richard J.F. and to be completed over a - increasing the highway lutions brought forward
Chartier at the opening maximum of 10 years. construction budget to to streamline operations
of the second session of $400 million from $350 by teachers, and improve 1899 – Farmers were still plowing on November 23rd
the 42nd legislature, the Job Growth: million over the next four educational outcomes with mild, balmy weather prevailing.
speech from the throne years. across the province,
is an ambitious agenda - continuing to lead the with successful appli- 1909 – An oil stove explosion in the home of Ed Wark,
with over 100 initiatives country in removing inter- Health-care cants announced in 2020; near Franklin, caused a blaze before being extinguished.
and at least 20 new bills provincial trade barriers; Investments: - undertaking a mandate
planned for introduction. - speeding up the per- review of the Department
“Manitobans gave mitting system at the re- - implementing the pro- of Education to prepare to 1919 – The sum of $245,000 has been raised in the
us a renewed mandate to gional and municipal vincial clinical and pre- implement reforms rec- Minnedosa district for the Victory Loan Drive.
keep moving our province levels that will boost new ventive services plan ommended by the Manito-
forward and build on our investments represent- that will guide the invest- ba Commission on Kinder- 1929 – The new Safeway Store on the west side of Main
first-term success in fixing ing $5.1 billion per year; ments made through the garten to Grade 12 review. Street will soon be finished and is a credit to Main Street
the finances, repairing our - launching the Partners in $2-billion Health Care and the town.
services and rebuilding Economic Growth (PEG) Guarantee to provide bet- Climate Action:
the economy,” said Pallis- initiative with regional and ter health care sooner;
ter.  “Today’s speech from sector partners with a fo- - beginning the recon- - continuing to implement
1949 - Town Councillor Wallace Taylor, chairman of
the Town Financial Committee, suggests that a reserve
the throne is our roadmap cus on the province’s areas struction of the St. Boniface the Made-in-Manitoba
fund be created to help pay for much needed improve-
to build a new Manitoba of economic strength in- Emergency Department, Climate and Green Plan;
ments such as the installation of waterworks and wheth-
where young people will cluding agriculture, aero- another important step in - exploring the electri-
er to build or alter the North School, among others which
stay and fulfil their dreams, space and technology; efforts to reduce wait times; fication of Manitoba’s
may arise.
where families and se- - improving procurement - working with Shared transportation infra-
niors will enjoy peace and process across govern- Health and the region- structure which will
security, and where en- ment entities includ- al health authorities to further reduce Mani- 1959 – Rolling River School Division Board reviewed
trepreneurs and risk tak- ing Crown corporations, create 200 new nurs- toba’s carbon footprint; a petition from parents of Grade Nine students in the
ers will find opportuni- agencies and boards; ing positions by 2023; - introducing new bio-fuel Clanwilliam School. The petition asks that the students
ties to grow and prosper.” - introducing The Public - establishing the $40-mil- standards requirements; to be transferred to Grey School to alleviate overcrowd-
The speech from the Services Act that would lion Front-line Idea Fund - doubling the initial ing in the smaller, country school. After discussion, the
throne reaffirms both the reflect more modern work- for health-care workers to $52-million investment board decided to advertise for a grade nine teacher for
government’s 100-Day place standards and values; support innovative solu- in the GROW trust to sup- Grey School.
Action Plan and the five- - promoting job creation tions to streamline and port landowners who
point Moving Manitoba in the north with a new improve patient care, wish to conserve tempo- 1979 – On Saturday, the official opening of the
Forward Guarantee that $20-million Manitoba Min- with successful appli- rary wetlands not pro- Minnedosa and District Regional Library was held.
will provide lower taxes eral Development Fund; cants announced in 2020; tected by regulation; Reeves Fred Kolesar and Roy Johnson held the ribbon
for families, create 40,000 - working with First Nation - launching the $3.4-mil- - consulting with the pri- which was cut by Cultural Affairs Minister, Norma Price.
new private-sector jobs, communities to formalize lion women’s health initia- vate sector on the elimina- The Librarian in the new Library will be Shirley Metcalf.
ensure better health care new resource development tive including developing a tion of plastic bag use.
sooner, build new schools, agreements and develop framework to allow phar-
and move ahead with the new opportunities for macists to write prescrip- Continued 1989 – MLA Gilleshammer has confirmed that funding
Made-in-Manitoba Cli- northern tourism, and be- tion for uncomplicated on Page 10 has been approved for a new, 27 bed acute care hospi-
mate and Green Plan, the gin work to create a north- unitary tract infections. tal for Minnedosa. The new hospital is now in the design
premier noted.  There are ern airports authority; and development stage with construction hoped to be-
some of the highlight from - introducing legislation gin next spring with completion in 1991.
the throne speech: that would eliminate Sun-
2009 – The TCS Playground Enhancement Committee
has partnered with Healthy Active Minnedosa to create
a new system of walking paths and fitness stations. The

ATTENTION
project is estimated to cost $33,000 and should be com-
pleted in a year.

all ice fishermen & snowmobilers

the aeration system at antons lake
(located at jct of #10 & #16hwy just
Dr. Derek Papegnies
north of the truck stop) is now
in operation for the winter. open water OPTOMETRIST
will exist all winter so we urge you to
use caution if you are near this lake.
129-2nd Avenue S.W., Minnedosa, MB
FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL:
minnedosa game and fish association 204-867-2455
(36-3)
6 Friday, November 22, 2019 The Minnedosa Tribune

Community Emergency Plan Overview

By KAREN MITCHELL pality of Minto-Odanah, vent or limit the loss of life, large scale emergency or plan, develop a committee accept the plan and the
presented an Emergency prevent or limit the loss of disaster when; a local state from the community to ad- plan would then go on to

O n Tuesday, November
12th, Marcy Nylen-
Nemetchek, Municipal
Plan Overview at the Town
Council meeting.
The goal of the Emer-
property, prevent or limit
the damage to the environ-
ment and to restore essen-
of emergency has been de-
clared, resource needs are
beyond local capabilities,
vise on the development of
the Emergency Program,
develop a local emergency
the Regional Emergency
Manager for approval.
Stay tuned for up-
Emergency Coordinator gency Plan is to provide tial services. situation affects the ability response control group, coming details on this
for the Town of Minnedo- the earliest possible coor- It is important to re- to manage the municipal- fill all positions, train the proposed plan in future
sa and the Rural Munici- dinated response to; pre- member that community ity, multiple agencies or emergency team, conduct editions of The Minnedosa
emergency plans are used jurisdictions are involved, yearly exercises, develop a Tribune.
for large scale emergencies neighbouring municipali- formal business continu- If you have an inter-
and disasters, not for day- ties have an event and/ ity plan for the Town/RM, est in emergency man-
to-day emergencies that or mutual aid may be re- public education, review agement and would like
are routinely handled by quired, unique or emerg- memorandum of under- to volunteer on our local
emergency service provid- ing problems may require standing and set up ser- emergency team, contact
ers. These plans are imple- policy decision and if situ- vice agreements with local Marcy Nylen-Nemetchek
mented when an event, or ation will require addition- businesses. at  mnylen-nemetchek@
pending event, is “big” or al or extra resources from At this point, the plan mymts.net or call the Town
has the potential to “get the Provincial or Federal is currently in the approval of Minnedosa office at 204-
big.” governments. stage process and in order 867-2727.
The Emergency Plan The next steps would to be put into action both
would only be put into be to create an Emergen- the Town and RM council
place prior to or during a cy Program and not just a must pass a resolution to

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PC Roasted Peanuts assorted .................................................700g ...............$4.99 Navel Oranges ........................................................................................... $1.49/lb
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The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, November 22, 2019 7

Foundation Grants Luncheon Paint For Daycare

Continued from chase some new canopies the Golf Club for its Cooke
Page 1 with the assistance of a Shack project, Expressions
$1,500 grant. The parent- Concert Series and Diabe-
$3,800 was committed child program at the Unit- tes Canada for its camp.
to the various scholarship ed Church was presented At the $500 grant level
funds held by the local $1,476 and the Curling the three recipients in-
Foundation with $2,500 Club received $1,400 to cluded Mobile Meals on
grants being presented purchase an ice scraper for Wheels, Rolling River Fes-
to the Minnedosa Band the rink. The Encounters tival of the Arts and the
Parents for an upcom- Canada program at MCI Senior Citizen’s Associa-
ing MCI band trip and the was awarded $1,150. tion to improve airflow at
Minnedosa Museum and A number of recipi- the 50+ Centre. The Junior
Heritage Village to assist in ents and projects were Curling Club received $400
the exterior painting of the presented $1,000 grants to purchase teaching aides
Cadurcis House. including the Horticul- and supplies for its pro-
A $2,000 grant went to tural Society for its flower gram.
Fun Fest to assist in host- show and Ishii Garden, The Current Founda-
ing next year’s event and the Library for new fur- tion Board includes Presi-
Services to Seniors was the niture. Communities in dent Bruce McNabb, Trea-
recipient of a $1,615 grant Bloom for a special Mani- surer Jean Garbolinsky,
which assisted in fund- toba 150 project, Victoria’s Secretary Wilma Jones,
ing the recent Celebrate Quilts for ongoing work to Gaylene Johnson, Cheryl
Seniors evening hosted at provide quilts for cancer Johnson, Grant Butler,
the 50+ Centre. Minnedosa patients, Port in the Storm Grant Spraggs and Harvey
Farmer’s Market will pur- to replace pots and pans, Wedgewood.

Newdale News
Photo submitted

The Minnedosa Community Child Care (MCCC) Expansion recently

benefitted from some free paint. The project has been awarded
approximately, $1,100 in paint through the Communities in Full Colour
By Raven’s Glen WI her husband, Doug and James (Jim) Creber recent-
three children to mourn ly, at age 89 years. He was program through the local Heritage Co-op. Pictured are MCCC
representatives Brandi Thompson (L) and Teresa Guillas (R)
O ur condolences to the
Waddell family on the
passing of Menzies Wad-
her passing, Karen Boles,
Kathy Hodgins and Kevin
Fowler and their families.
the second youngest son
of Dick and Jessie (Peter)
Creber. Jim married Jean
with Teresa Wozney, Minnedosa Heritage Co-op (C).

dell of Airdrie, AB, on No- All three Fowler children Irwin of Elphinstone and
vember 4th, age 89 years. graduated from Strathclair they resided in Alberta
He was the youngest son Collegiate. raising a family of five chil-
of T.A. and Annie Waddell Stan and Ann Marks dren. He was also a cousin
of Newdale. He farmed of Winnipeg visited with of Irene and (Fred) Creber.
briefly was then employed the residents of Harrison We encourage all
by Air Canada Cargo in House and enjoyed lunch families that have ever
Winnipeg and then Cal- with everyone. They had called Newdale home to
gary. He was predeceased also visited with Marge get your “family history”
by his second wife Wynne and Bob Drysdale of Car- submitted for the upcom-
(Pierce) in March 2019. He berry. ing History Book addition
leaves to mourn his five Bob and Willene they’re doing. The com-
children Raymond, Har- Young had their son Rob, mittee just needs to know
old, Patti, Clark and Amber wife Lori and all their fam- what’s happened with
and families, and by his ily, Laine, Bob and Brooke your family over the past
sister Mae Stewart of Win- and friends here visit- 20 years,”2000-2020”. July
nipeg, along with many ing last weekend. Robin of 2020 they’ll be for sale
nieces and nephews. Young of Portage also when Newdale celebrates
Harrison House Meals joined them for a visit with a “Manitoba 150” reunion,
for Senior’s hosted Louise her brother and his family. on the third weekend of
Lusignan, a Digital Solu- Several from town July. Have your kids grown
tions Facilitator last week took in the annual Craft up? Have the grandchil- 19114gm3
for lunch and a presenta- Sale in Shoal Lake put on dren appeared? We need
tion. She spoke about the by the Sorority members, to know now!
availability of “Telehealth” their 38th sale! Lots of Rita Friesen took the
in communities nearby. If Christmas shopping was Sunday service and we’re
feasible, it can save travel done. collecting for the Food
time and expense to the We were saddened Bank this month.
clients using it. The take- to hear of the passing of
home message she offered
was to check with your
health care provider if the
“Telehealth” service would
be a method that you could
access.
We send our sympa-
thy to the family of Char-
lotte Fowler of Cardale
who passed away last
week. The Fowler fam-
ily lived in Newdale from
1988 until 1999. She leaves
8 Friday, November 22, 2019 The Minnedosa Tribune

Career Day at Minnedosa Collegiate

By KAREN MITCHELL Game Design, BioSci-
ence, Agriculture Panel,

O n Tuesday, Novem-
ber 19th, students at
Minnedosa Collegiate In-
Employment Standards,
Entrepreneurs, Mid Ocean
School of Media Arts and
stitute (MCI) had the op- Systems Beauty College.
portunity to walk the halls Informational booths
and speak to universities, could also be found in the
colleges and professionals gym, offering an in-person
in a multitude of careers, feel, where students could
in what was the second an- engage and ask questions.
nual Post-Secondary and Colleges and Universities
Career Event held at MCI. from across Manitoba were
Rolling River School Divi- on hand and answered
sion has offered the event questions about registra-
for High School students tion, requirements and
for years now, however post-secondary life. Other
this is fairly new for MCI to booths included; DJs, Safe
host. Workers of Tomorrow, who
Organizer Melanie offered a Virtual Reality Photo submitted
Henry, Career Facilitator Safety Awareness, Yellow-
at MCI, put in the blood, head Regional Employ- out of the race to “gear up”
sweat and tears in order to ment Skills and Services, between a newbie mem-
facilitate an event for the Corrections, Co-op, Child ber and a seasoned mem-
approximately 330 High and Family Services bursa- ber. Turns out experience
School students who at- ries information, Universi- won out after all, with fire
tended. ty of Manitoba Ag program, captain Matt Saler claim-
Students could choose Assiniboine Community ing victory. If that wasn’t
four sessions to attend College Trade and Interac- enough, students also
throughout the day. Ses- tive Media Art, Mid Ocean were able to attend a full
sions ran 45 minutes and School of Media Arts and day of Food Safe or a half
options of speakers in- Systems Beauty College. day of WHMIS to obtain
cluded; Aerospace, RCMP, The Minnedosa Fire their certificates.
Skilled Trades, Riding Department was on hand All in all, this was a
Mountain National Park, to put on a brief presenta- well-rounded, beneficial
Careers in Finance, Prairie tion about safety in their opportunity for our local
Mountain Health, Animal line of work. The presenta- youth. Hats off to all who Photo by Karen Mitchell
Health, Border Services, tion was both informative had a part of this and to
MCI for a great job for the The RCMP were just one of many organizations on hand to present
Canadian Armed Forces, and entertaining. The stu-
second year in a row! information to students considering possible career options.
Manitoba Hydro, Video dents got quite a chuckle

Dr. Gerard Murray

Optometrist
9:00 -5:00
Monday - Friday
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this holiday season!
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Friday, November 29th
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Pink the Rink Benefits Cancer Society to Tune of $785

SUBMITTED

T he Chancellor Hockey team hosted the

Neepawa Tigers for the start of their home
and home Hockey Fights Cancer series. This
was the fifth annual Pink the Rink game which
was held at the Minnedosa Arena on the eve-
ning of Thursday, November 14th.
The hometown team didn’t win the game
(6-4 Neepawa) but the real winner is the Cana-
dian Cancer Society that will receive a donation
of $785 that was raised at the game. Thank you
players and fans for making this year’s Pink the
Rink game another success!
Photo submitted

Bridge Club
Basswood News Results VISIONARIES
Kenny & Marianne Rogers would
By Zelda FirBy family and relatives. clair Chorus presentation
Word has been re- of “Disney Dazzle” at the establish the World Hunger Media
November 14th
O n Saturday, Novem-
ber 9th, Lenny Do-
breen attended the funeral
ceived of the passing of
Robert (Robbie) Rose of
Strathclair. Robbie was the
Minnedosa United Church
and was hosted by the
Church.
1st - Mel Harvey /
Awards on November 23rd, 1982 at the
United Nations in New York City. The
Wilf Taylor
for Dennis Low in Bran- son of the late James and Jordyn Firby of Bran-
2nd - Doug Thiessen / ceremony was hosted by Hugh Downs.
don. Dennis and Karen Lillian Rose formerly of don spent a few days last
lived in Basswood for a Basswood. Condolences week with parents Mark
Boyd Grant $100,000 in cash prizes were handed
3rd - Val St. John/
while a number of years are sent to the Rose rela- and Sylvia Firby. The week
Judy McFadden
out. 37th Anniversary.
ago. Dennis was the son of tives. was reading week for uni-
the late Bill and Ann Low. On Saturday evening versity students.
4th - Carol Lonsdale / Amen
Lois Phillips Submitted by Wayne Fossum
Condolences are sent to folks enjoyed the Strath-

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10 Friday, November 22, 2019 The Minnedosa Tribune

200 Attend Erickson Artisan Market

By KAREN MITCHELL from the rental and the ate awareness about our
event could take place local fund and accept do-

O n Sunday, November rain or shine. The commit-

17th the Endowment tee wanted to emphasize
Fund Committee hosted the idea of shopping lo-
nations,” explained Quinn.
“The 24-hour giving chal-
lenge is an event where ev-
the third annual Artisan cally and supporting lo- ery five dollars that is do-
Market at the Erickson Le- cal business which will in nated to our unrestricted
gion. Approximately 200 turn grow our community, fund The Winnipeg Foun-
people came through the which is exactly what the dation and the Manitoba
doors to view the wares of endowment fund is about.” government each add one
24 different vendors. This years event raised dollr, up to a maximum of
The Endowment Fund $1,008.75 after expenses $2,000.  So essentially, ev-
Committee is made up and all the money went ery five dollars becomes
of three local residents; into the Clanwilliam-Er- seven dollars raised.”
Tami Johnson, Jackie Grea- ickson Endowment Fund, The committee received
vett and Quinn Greavett.  which operates under the $4,092 in donations during
Quinn explained, “Tami umbrella of the Killarney the 24-hour giving chal-
and Jackie were both on Foundation Inc. This year lenge, which has been the
council during the previ- is right on par with the past best year yet.  Those funds Photo by Karen Mitchell
ous term and they wanted two years for money raised paired with the market rev-
to spread the word about and ten vendors have at- enue totals over $5,000 for 24 vendors filled the Erickson Legion last Saturday
the fund and the benefits tended each of the three the local fund. for the third annual Artisan Market.
it has directly in our com- years, which says a lot Donations made to
munity.  We came up with about the type of event and the Clanwilliam-Erickson bers of Erickson.  This year, and planning they put into want it to be something
the idea of the Artisan atmosphere these ladies Endowment Fund directly the committee has already this entire weekend and that people enjoy.  Wheth-
Market because it would provide. benefit the community, as provided over $3,500 in the people who supported er that’s perusing the ven-
be an opportunity for mer- “We pair this event the grants disbursed from grants to a variety of eli- the event in one way or an- dor tables or coming just
chants in the local and sur- with the 24-Hour Giv- the fund must go to an gible organizations. other,” expressed Quinn. for the lunch, the amount
rounding area to showcase ing Challenge that Endow eligible organization that “I’m really proud “Even though the market of support for this week-
their products or business, Manitoba hosts, and we provides a direct benefit of my fellow committee is a fundraiser for the En- end is always fantastic.”
the Legion would benefit use the opportunity to cre- to the community mem- members for all the time dowment Fund, we also

Throne Speech Highlights Plans For Manitobans

Continued from Page 5 tion Plan in order to crack - providing an additional the Public Safety Inves- services including men- Community Wellness and
down on drug dealers vic- $10 million for a com- tigations Unit to bring tal health and addictions; Public Safety Alliance; and
Safer Streets, Safer timizing communities; prehensive strategy that drug dealers to justice; - improving mental health - developing a mod-
Lives Action Plan: - implementing the recom- includes enforcement, - developing a cross-gov- and addictions services ernized drug pre-
mendations of the Mani- increased co-ordination ernment hub of expertise based on the recommen- vention curriculum.
- implementing the Safer toba Police Commission between police and busi- to direct youth in trouble dations made in the VIR-
Streets, Safer Lives Ac- to improve public safety ness owners, and en- with the law to appropriate GO report, and by the Illic- Additionally, the gov-
in downtown Winnipeg; hanced resources for community programs and it Drug Task Force and the ernment intends to finalize
Operation Return Home
for the people of the Lake

Heritage Memory Lights

St. Martin First Nation who
have been separated from
their traditional lands for
too long, and  work with
the federal government
myCommunity Light a white Christmas bulb in memory of your loved one.
to complete the Lake
Neighbours Indeed Manitoba Outlet Channel.
Be a Neighbour... In 2020, Manitoba will
And announce
Your loved one’s name will be displayed in The Minnedosa Tribune be celebrating its 150th
these special events following the lighting of the tree anniversary as province,
to your community the premier added.  With
in Tanner’s Crossing Park.
●Birth of Child ‘United in Celebration’ as
●Wedding Please send this form, along with $10.00 per person being remembered to the theme of the birthday,
●Wedding Anniversaries the province is inviting
25th, 40th, 50th, 60th Heritage Memory Lights, c/o The Minnedosa Tribune all Canadians to join with
●New home residency Box 930, Minnedosa MB, R0J 1E0 Manitoba in celebrating its
You may qualify for a past, present and future.
personalized keepsake Make cheques payable to “For a century and a
gift offer compliments half, Manitoba has been
of local business and Minnedosa District Museum and Heritage Village Corp.
professional sponsors the home of hope, a place

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the world come to build a
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Kim’sQuality Foods hopes and dreams,” said
Integra Tire Pallister.  “That is why our
Heritage Co-op Please light a Heritage Memory Light in memory of government will intro-
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Gateway Motel affirm Manitoba’s com-
Remembered by
Be part of your Community! mitment to freedom of
conscience and religion
Contact Tillie Johnson for our public servants.”
204-867-3414
The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, November 22, 2019 11

National Home Fire Safety Week The Minnedosa Performing Arts

Expressions Concert Series Presents

SUBMITTED gency while knowing that

you have the right tool for
Class D: Metals, in-
cluding magnesium and
handle.
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S afety is an attitude that
requires preemptive
learning. In an emergency
the job,” said Gareth Jones,
president of the Canada
Safety Council. “Home fire
sodium. Typically, these
are found in chemical lab-
oratories.
side at the base of the fire
Extinguishers are at
their most effective when
Thursday, November 28th, 2019
situation, reaction is often fatalities are entirely pre- One extinguisher can they’re used for small fires. Show starts at 7:30 p.m.
Presented by the:
Minnedosa Performing Arts
needed within a moment ventable, but knowing how feature multiple classes; If a fire starts feeding on Minnedosa Community
Committee
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brush up on safety tips as lives and property.” of fires. You should have at evacuates the house im- at 6:30
an incident is occurring. The types of extin- least one fire extinguisher mediately and call the fire Kendra Kay
Cash Bar Thursday,
Fire extinguishers can guishers: A grease fire, a in your home, though hav- department. They will be November 28, 2019
at 7:30 p.m.
be lifesaving tools when paper fire and an electrical ing two or three can be use- better equipped to handle   Minnedosa
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Thursday, October 17, 2019
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Fire Safety Week, Novem- guishers are also designed Keep them near fire-prone in putting your life at risk Minnedosa United Church  

ber 24th to 30th, the Can- to react differently. These areas including the kitch- for it. The New Canadian Curling ClubRush Tickets - Adults $20
ada Safety Council is shar- tools are divided into four en, the fuse box, the garage Maintenance: Re- Tuesday, January 21, 2020

ing tips on effective fire classes to better inform and anywhere you might member to have your fire
at 7:30 p.m.
Minnedosa Community Conference Centre
Students (13-18)
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$1.29 $9.98 $4.79

starting at

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12 Friday, November 22, 2019 The Minnedosa Tribune

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BY PHONE Call 204-867-3816
WINTER IS HERE Are
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The Minnedosa Tribune, P.O. Box 930,
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you need CLASS 1 Drivers, November 28th
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At the 50+ Centre
having a SALE, a Commun-
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party resulting from the failure of an advertisement to appear
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Graduation) - $16.00 for the first 20 words and the picture. – LEASING of Trucks, Truck-
beds, Trailers, full repair, safe- Annual Christmas Tur-
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Saturday, November 30th and
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Westman and Eastman: $119.00 Wheels, Vehicle and Trailer Saturday, December 7th from
Parts and Batteries. Best Prod- 1:00 - 4:00 at the Minnedosa
All Ads plus 5% G.S.T. Legion Club Room. Games
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ALLAN AND GLADYS prices the same as the last 2
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BROOME years (3 cards for a Loonie per Need
on 70 years of marriage
than noon Tuesday for insertion in the following Friday’s com
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dents welcome so come on
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edition. All classified advertisements must be prepaid BEFORE • We Loan
Sell your item in The Tri- November 18th, 2019. down and join us.  (License
insertion. • Easy application
bune Classifieds. Word ads A true statement of #1269-B1-27631) (36-3) x
The Minnedosa Tribune is not responsible for love and commitment. • Approval with
start at $9.00 plus tax. Email collateral
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To ensure your advertisement appears correctly please submit Jessica, Lance
it in person, by fax, mail, or email. PERSONAL and Baylor.
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Manitoba

Erickson. Perogies, sausage, Call Dan Devloo

coleslaw and desserts for (204) 526-7093
Attn: Bonnie June Mar-
AUCTIONS FOR SALE tyn born June 26th, 1946, or COMING EVENTS lunch. Adults $10.00. 12 and CAI Financial
Unit K - 2151 Portage Ave.
anyone knowing her present under $5.00, 5 and under free. Winnipeg MB
whereabouts, concerning Our readers want to Perogies, cabbage rolls, dain- www.caifinancial.ca
Tires for Sale. Four Bridg-
McSherry Auction estone Dueler M & S Tires. the planning of a 50th family know about your upcoming ties and more for sale. 50/50
reunion please call 778-564- event. Let them know by list- draw and door prizes. Every-
12 Patterson Dr. 265-65R-18. Approximately
2514 or cell 778-858-0251. ing it under Coming Events. one Welcome. (37-3) x STEEL BUILDINGS
Stonewall, MB 50,000 Km on them. Will
fit a half ton or SUV. Asking (30-9) x Ads start at $9.00 plus tax. Re-
Estate & Moving peat weeks run at half price! Live Music  with the
Sat Nov 23 Ð Featuring Tools $200.00 for the Four. Call 204- STEEL BUILDING
Call 204-867-3816 or email “Calculated Risk” band at the
867-2211. (36-2) CLEARANCE ...”FALL BLOW-
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Sat Dec 7 Ð Featuring OUT - PRICED TO CLEAR!”
com November 29th  from  7:30 -
Restaurant Equipment BATTERIES FOR EVERY- 20x25 $6,687. 25x29 $7,459.
THING. Automotive, farm, Six days shall work be 9:30 featuring Nolan Bracken-
All At 10 AM 28x29 $8,196. 30x35 $9840.
construction, ATV, marine, done: but the seventh day Minnedosa United reed, Brad Johnson, Brandee
32x37 $9,898. One End Wall
Yard * Recreation * Tools * Church Christmas Tea and Fleury, John C.  and drummer
motorcycle, golf carts, phones, is the Sabbath of rest, a holy Included. Pioneer Steel 1-855-
Antiques * Furniture * Misc * Wayne from St. Rose. A Musi-
tools, radios, computers etc. convocation; ye shall do no Bake Sale will be held on No- 212-7036 www.pioneersteel.
Household *
Reconditioned, obsolete and work therein: it is the Sab- vember 30th, 2019 from 2:00 cians Jam will follow from
Consignments Welcome! ca
hard-to-find batteries. SOLAR bath of the LORD in all your - 3:30 p.m. in the Minnedosa 9:30 to closing.(37-2) x
(204) 467-1858 or equipment. The Battery Man. dwellings. Leviticus 23:3 King United Church Main Hall.
(204) 886-7027 Winnipeg. 1.877.775.8271 James Version. Please visit Meat Pies will be available!
www.mcsherryauction.com www.batteryman.ca our website www.clda.ca (36-3) x
 The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, November 22, 2019 13

HEALTH TENDERS HELP WANTED OBITUARY

GET UP TO $50,000 from Two experienced sea- CHARLOTTE FOWLER
the Government of Canada. sonal applicants to work on July 27th, 1951 – November 4th, 2019
ALL Ages and Medical Con- bee farm in Minnedosa (DES
ditions Qualify. Have a child ½ BLK 39176) as an Apiary Charlotte Fowler of Cardale Manitoba passed away on
under 18 instantly receive Technician/Worker from April November 4th in Brandon, MB at the age of 61 years.
more money. CALL MANI- 20th to October 31st, 2020. Charlotte was born in Regina, SK on July 27th, 1951. She
TOBA BENEFITS 1-(800)-211- Must be able to work full time married Doug Fowler on June 16th, 1973 in Regina. Charlotte
Town of Minnedosa
3550 or Send a Text Message days, evenings and weekends. lived in many various places in Saskatchewan including Wos-
with Your Name and Mailing RFQ 2019-07 Must have drivers license. ley, and Wilcox she then moved to Newdale in 1988 then to Car-
Address to 204-808-0035 for Recycling Collection Duties include feeding, split- dale in 1999. Charlotte was a lover of cats and animals. Also, she
your FREE benefits package. ting, pulling, extracting, mak- was an avid Saskatchewan Rough Riders fan. She will be missed
(2 year term) ing up brood nests, supering, by her family and everyone who called her friend. Her absence
The Town of Minnedosa is inviting quotations for medicating etc. These duties will be deeply felt by all.
Residential and Business “Recycling Collection” within the Town of include handling heavy loads, Charlotte is predeceased by her sister Olivia Money, her
standing for lenghthy periods brother Camelle Money, her parents Arthur Money and Bertha
Minnedosa. of time, bending, crouching (Keller) Money.
An RFQ package listing the details and requirements can be and kneeling. Must be able to Surviving are her husband Douglas Fowler, four children,
handle heat, dust and odours Melodee Money, Karen (Fowler) Drul, Kathy (Fowler) Hodgins
obtained at the Town Civic Centre or at www.discover
as most work is done out- and Kevin Fowler. Also survived by her grandchildren Katie,
minnedosa.com doors. $13.00 per hour for 40 Riley, Jeremy, Natasha and her great granddaughter Mallory.
Any enquiry concerning the content of this Request for hours a week. Benefits: Work- The family wishes in lieu of flowers to please make a dona-
ers Compensation and vaca- tion to the Lung Cancer Society of Canada.
Quotation should be directed to Kevin Marcino at 204-867-0037 or tion pay. Please mail resume
[email protected]. to 4663943 Man Ltd. Son LAWRENCE BELL
Huynh, Box 1173 Minnedosa,
Sealed Tenders marked “RECYCLING COLLECTION” will be
MB R0J 1E0 or email to Linda- Lawrence passed away
accepted at the Town of Minnedosa’s Civic Centre, 103 Main Street [email protected] or fax peacefully, surrounded by family,
South, Box 426 Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0 to 204-867-5451. (37-2) x on Sunday, November 10th, 2019
Deadline: 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 28, 2019 at the age of 93 years. Lawrence
will be lovingly remembered by
NOTICES Fax: (204) 867-2686 Email: [email protected]
his wife Arlene and children:
Any or all of the quotations may not be necessarily accepted. son Glen and his family: Alexe,
Advertisements and (36-2) Jesse, Robin and Mackenzie;
statements contained herein son Max and daughter Shauna
Employment
are the sole responsibility of (Bill) and her family: Justin, Jen-
the persons or entities that HELP WANTED Opportunity nelle, Kaitlin and Meghan. A Me-
post the advertisement, and YEAR ROUND morial Service will be held at the
the Manitoba Community MANAGER required at Brockie Donovan Chapel, 332-8th
Newspaper Association and Narrows Sunset Lodge. Street, Brandon, Manitoba on Saturday,
membership do not make EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANT - SPECIAL NEEDS Bookkeeping, balancing November 23rd, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. If so de-
any warranty as to the ac- Odanah Colony School, a publicly-funded, independent K-12 school tills and payroll a sired, donations in memory of Lawrence may be made to the
curacy, completeness, truth- necessity. Knowledge R.M. of Oakview “Rapid City Community Complex/Arena - In
located near Minnedosa, MB is seeking applications for a half-time of Quickbooks and POS
fulness or reliability of such Memory of Lawrence”, P.O. Box 130, Rapid City, Manitoba, R0K
educational assistant who can work with a special-needs an asset. Living quarters
advertisements. For greater 1W0. Complete obituary information to follow. Arrangements
Kindergarten student in the mornings for the remainder of the 2019- available.
are in care of Brockie Donovan Funeral & Cremation Servi-
information on advertising
conditions, please consult the 2020 school year. Please send resume to ces, (204)-727-0694. Messages of condolence may be placed at
admin@ www.brockiedonovan.com.
Association’s Blanket Adver- Applicants should: narrowssunsetlodge.com
tising Conditions on our web- • Be prepared to teach in a supportive school/community that or call Irv
site at www.mcna.com. strives to maximize the potential of a special-needs student that 204-981-2831. IN MEMORIAM STEEL BUILDINGS
has been described by many as “fun to work with”.
Do you have a PRESS
• Have completed an Educational Assistant/Para Educator In loving memory of
RELEASE / MEDIA ADVISO-
program or related area of study.
ANNOUNCEMENTS DALE MCFADDEN
STEEL BUILDING
RY that needs to go out? Let CLEARANCE ...”FALL BLOW-
• Be able to collaborate with a classroom teacher and adapt July 6th, 1941 - OUT - PRICED TO CLEAR!”
us help you with that! Though
lessons to meet the needs of a special-needs student. November 26th, 2018 20x25 $6,687. 25x29 $7,459.
we cannot guarantee publica-
tion, MCNA will get the infor- • Have strong interpersonal and communication skills. 28x29 $8,196. 30x35 $9840.
Every day in some small way 32x37 $9,898. One End Wall
mation into the right hands • Be respectful of the Christian faith in a Hutterite context. We miss you more than
for ONLY $35.00 + GST/HST. Included. Pioneer Steel
Call MCNA (204) 947-1691 The selected candidate will need to provide current child abuse Response Builder words can say. 1-855-212-7036 www.pion-
for more information, or registry and criminal record checks. Advertising In our hearts you eersteel.ca
WORKS!
will always stay
email [email protected] For more information, please call Chris at 1-204-868-5139. Resumes Loved and remembered
for details. www.mcna.com with at least 3 references can be emailed to: [email protected] • GET SEEN by over every day.
400,000 Manitoba “Snow is in the making Dale”
AGRICULTURE Position needs to be filled before November 30th, 2019. Homes!
• Create instant top of Lovingly missed,
mind awareness
Judy, Tim and Jodi,
• Showcase your info,
Integrity Post Rolling River School Division business, product, Marni and Luc and families,
Frame Buildings job, announcements Christine and Ian
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Thank you to all applicants for their interest in the widest possible newspaper advertising
Rolling River School Division. audience
Only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted. Contact this newspaper
still works!
NOW or MCNA at
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[email protected] The Minnedosa Tribune
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14 Friday, November 22, 2019 The Minnedosa Tribune

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

Prairie Mountain Ph: 204-867-4657

Independently Owned Gwen Usick Fax: 204-867-2150
and Operated Broker Realtor
[email protected]

W
PR
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W
PR
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NE NE

MINNEDOSA ERICKSON STRATHCLAIR NEWDALE

BIR CH
BIRCH Parish Backhoe
. Well maintained 2+1 bedroom 1 - Renovated 2 bath home 2 bedroom/ Certified as a Total Electric Gold . Two plus acres - 2 +1 bedroom 2 bath home, most
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bath bungalow
. Features central air, updated
ensuite home on a quiet street.
- Features large eat in kitchen with open
Medalion Home this 2 bedroom
1 1/2 bath home is located on a
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. Insulated sunroom that is heated by a pellet stove

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windows on main floor counter to living room. corner lot & features a good sized
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. Vinyl siding, shingles 2013, front
Commercial
- Mudroom/laundry leads to attached . The attached double car garage offers access to the
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composite siding, shingles 2016,
insulated 24’x32’ workshop with infloor heat
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. Outside you will find 2 decks and
storage shed on the open lot
car garage.
- Newly built deck at front door & a larger
single garage with GDO, finished
basement with potential for 2 more
. Non insulated 42’x78’ (‘96)machine shed with
electric 24’x13’ overhead door, 2 storage sheds
Howard Wirch, C.G.A*
Residential Certified in waste
one at back door.
867-0400
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bedrooms as seller is upgrading
- Beautifully designed deck with pergola windows to be egress compliant. . Lily gardens, above ground flower beds, holding 9-515 4th Ave. water management
and hottub. MLS#1712871 $109,900 Shoal Lake, MB Call: Ian
tank & well. The well services 2 other nearby
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MLS#1908672 $166,900 $99,500 $89,500
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0r
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[email protected]
CatharineÊ
MÊ GijsbersÊ
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ERICKSON NEWDALE - ERICKSON Professional Accountants R eady Mix Conc rete
Concrete forms, Rebar, Wire Mesh,
- 4 bedrooms, 2 baths - 1/4 section south of Erickson
- 1,330 sq. ft. 1 ¾ storey Farm, Business & Individual Weeping Tile, Concrete Sealer, Snap Ties
- 1,080 sq. ft. 1 1/2 storey All at Competitive
- Extensive renovations - 1,500 sq. ft. home built in Professinal Services:
- Back and side deck
$49,900 MLS # 1930105
and upgrades 1999
- Tax BILL HOPKINS
prices
- Appliances included - Numerous, quality buildings • Specializing in water & sewer 204-867-0260
- Accounting installation & repair
• All types of [email protected]
$42,500 MLS #1930403 $669,900 MLS #1901111
- Farm Programs • Basements, Demolition
• Snow removal
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• Sales of septic tanks
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The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, November 22, 2019 15

ELECTRICAL FERTILIZER PLUMBING SERVICES SERVICES

Custom WAHOSKI St. Alphonsus

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Call today to book your Minnedosa,MB
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spring floating needs! HEATING  
Mass Sunday 9:00 a.m. ● Licensed Arborist Service
GAS FITTING ● Yard Clean Up
Darvin - 204-868-5869
Glen Burgess Robert - 204-867-7113 AIR CONDITIONING SEPTIC Cory Johnston ● Minnedosa
(204) 476-4705
Electrician 204-867-3121 www.johnstonyardcare.com

204-868-5211 204-476-5185
or
Lakeside
Septic Service People Helping People
- Committed to Caring - Prairie Mountain HVAC/R
Potable water Heating
Book this spot (48-4) HILLSIDE delivery.
Phone (204) 857-6100
Fax (204) 857-8389
Ventilation/Air quality
Air Conditioning
GRAIN Plumbing & Heating Book your portable
$5.52/week toilets.
[email protected]
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Refrigeration
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Kitchen Equipment
Call 204-867 3816 Ty Burton Commercial Gas Fitter

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Brian Horner Cell: 867-7558
Kim’s
House/Business
service specialist

Grain & Fertilizer Cleaning Services

Kent Brown
1-204-867-7346
RAINKE'S
Hauling
EAVESTROUGH RAINKIES - Residential

Sewage Service - Commercial LEONA’S

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TAC
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Cheri McTavish – Broker
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Call us today for your carpet
Gas Fitting
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OWNERSHIP
LEGAL ph: 867-2084 (204)476-0002
Minnedosa cell: 867-0346 [email protected]
Credit Union Alexander Garbage Bin Rentals
Main Line SELF-HELP THE

204-867-6350 Jackson LEAN

MACHINE
Roll Off Bins
Brad Ross
204-867-6366 Law Office A.D.A.M. PETER HARRISON MOBILE HEAT WASH
AND DETAILING We buy Scrap
Terry McLenehan
204-867-6363 B-116 MainSt.St
110B Main S. S Anxiety Disorders Phone/Text 867-5444
Susan Glasgow
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Minnedosa, MB
867-3981
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Burgess Law
Drug Problem?
Kim Butler [email protected]
Neepawa Library 3rd Tuesday of • Snow Blowing
204-867-6352
Office the month 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. • Unwanted Item Removal
Narcotics
Nicole Loewen

KIMbroidery
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Alayna McTavish 51 Main Street S Debbie Fisch
(204) 725-8550
Anonymous can help • Alum & Stainless Welding
204-867-6354
Meetings every
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Apparel & Promotions
204-867-6362
Joanne Clarke
867-2935
ALCOHOLICS Tuesday & 204-867-2378 204-720-5934
minnedosa@ [email protected]
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If you like to drink and can
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