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We acknowledge the ﬁ nancial support of the Government of Canada through the Canada Periodical Fund of the Department of Canadian Heritage.7ULEXQH 6LQFH Volume 132 Issue 11 Friday, May 23, 2014 www.minnedosatribune.com 90 cents plus tax Great local support Making Pies at PCH for Shriners Circus Daddy Club

Photo by Darryl Holyk Shriners Noble Ken Harris accepts the 2014 fi nancial donation from Mark Blais of Blazer’s for the Khartum Shriners Circus Daddy Club. Blazer’s is just one of the many local supporters that has been supporting the Circus Daddy Club for 20 years.

By DARRYL HOLYK

Photo by Jennifer Paige ocal Shriner, Noble Ken Harris, recently wrapped Lup another successful Circus Daddy Club funding canvass campaign in our community. Th e donations re- Residents at the Minnedosa Personal Care Home had a busy Wednesday morning baking up some ceived fund medical services and research by Shriners hand-made cherry a nd apple pies for an upcoming Pie Auction. Th e Auction was held yesterday, Hospitals. Annual donations of $50.00 or more are tax de- Th ursday, May 22nd at the Ukrainian Hall. Th e event is being held in an eff ort to raise enough ductible. Donors are presented an “honourary member” funds to give the resident’s patio a much-needed facelift. plaque and each year they donate they receive a metal “sticker” to place on their plaque to mark their support for that year. Longtime local supporters or “honourary members” of the Circus Daddy Club include: Blazer’s, Clint Mof- inside this week fat and Sons, Heritage Co-op, Minnedosa Credit Union, Minnedosa Pharmacy, Minnedosa Tribune and Redfern Farm Services as well as local individuals: Lorna Horner, Ken and Ava Harris, Doug and Ruby Longstaff and Mel- vin Macsymic. Th ese businesses and individuals have been supporting the Circus Daddy Club for close to 20 5 9 years donating over $10,000 in total. New supporters who have come on board with donations this year include: Parkline Automotive, Sharon’s Town and Country Insurance, Sims and Company and Colleen McNabb. Campground Opens for Season A Peak Inside the Station Continued on Page 7 2 Friday, May 23, 2014 Th e Minnedosa Tribune Council Approves Proposal for New Bed and Breakfast

By DARRYL HOLYK in a residential zone of the Industrial Park were in Winnipeg. Council designated Tourism Westman, inter- Minnedosa. COA Jenkins authorized by Council. Th e After reviewing pro- 2013 as a tax sale year. Th is ested members of Coun- innedosa Town received one letter of confi rst, lot number one, was posals for the phone system means all properties within cil were authorized to at- MCouncil met for its cern from a nearby resi- sold to Jim Henry Con- at the Town Offi ce from town limits which have tend the gala evening next regular meeting on Tues- dent concerned with park- struction and the second, MTS and Westman Com- outstanding taxes for 2012 month in Brandon to show day, May 13th in Council ing with the proposed bed lot number two, was sold munications Group, Coun- or earlier be listed for tax Minnedosa’s support to Chambers. As Mayor Orr and breakfast. As the Con- to Alternative Healing So- cil unanimously agreed to sale which will be held in neighbouring community was absent, Deputy May- ditional Use hearing was lutions Ltd. Each lot was accept the Westman pro- November. An administra- nominees. or Wedgewood chaired to deal with the bed and sold for $1.00 subject to the posal which they deemed tion fee of $50 will be added Members of Council the meeting; Councillors breakfast issue and not buyer entering a develop- the better of the two deals to the actual costs incurred were authorized to attend Luker, Skatch, Saler and parking, Council approved ment agreement with Th e on the table. Th ere will be for each property listed. the Association of Mani- Taylor were in attendance. the order as applied for. Town. no cost for the hardware Although there are no toba Municipalities Mid Councillor MacDowall was Stacie Cardy appeared Following a discussion and installation required nominees from Minnedo- Western District Meeting absent. as a delegation before regarding hiring security for the switch of the phone sa for the 2014 Tribute to next month in Hamiota, Th e meeting opened council to bring them up to for the beach and camp- system. Tourism Awards hosted by MB. with a Public Hearing to date on the Junior Achieve- ground area during peak address a conditional use ment program which is times again this summer, order applied for by Kevin operated in Minnedosa Council chose not to hire Local Entry Wins UCT and Wendy Wheelans. Th e Schools as a business edu- any additional security for couple have recently pur- cation learning tool. Junior the July and August long chased the historic Taylor Achievement has request- weekends. stone house in the south- ed support funding from Council passed a reso- Regional Contest west outskirts of town and Th e Town to continue run- lution to safely store old wish to operate a bed and ning the program in local Town of Minnedosa Min- SUBMITTED breakfast from the home. schools. Council agreed to ute Books dating from 1921 Th ey applied for a con- again support the program to 2012 and Bylaw Books fter having placed ditional use order to al- with a $500 grant. dating from 1919 to 2011 at Afirst in the Upper low for two guest rooms Th e sale of two lots in the Archives of Manitoba Level of the local UCT Safety Poster Contest, Maris Waldner, a Grade 10 student of Odanah Town to Hand Out $33,000 in Grants Colony School has now won again at the region- By DARRYL HOLYK trict Museum and Heritage dren’s Fall Harvest Festival al convention competi- Village Corp in the amount and Junior Achievement tion. Maris is pictured he Town of Minnedo- of $15,000. Th e Canada will each receive $500 con- above with Minnedosa Tsa has approved 13 Day committee will receive tributions with $259 being UCT Safety Poster Con- Grants to Organizations $5,000 with Minnedosa awarded to CrimeStop- test Chairperson, Donna for 2014. Th is year, a total Minor Baseball receiv- pers. Rounding out this Shorrock. of $33,359 will be grant- ing $4,000, Services to Se- year’s Grants to Organiza- Placing first in her ed, down approximately niors receiving $3,500 and tions are $200 donations to category, her poster has $9,000 from 2013 at which Rockin’ the Fields being Minnedosa Horticultural been forwarded to Co- time 18 grants were pre- granted $2,000. Receiving Society and Kidsport. lumbus, Ohio to compete sented. $1,000 each will be Com- Each year, Th e Town at the International Com- For 2014, the largest munities in Bloom and asks local groups and orga- petition in July. grant from Th e Town will WCG Minnedosa Access nizations to apply for fund- Photo submitted go to the Minnedosa Dis- 12 TV channel. Th e Chil- ing before Town Council begins planning its budget for the upcoming year. 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Th e Town stated that they will retain their have paid to have lines unthawed and heat tape in- During Road Safety Week, RCMP West District Traf- current policy, holding property owners responsible stalled in Town pipes, and who are paying the power fi c Services issued 145 traffi c tickets which included for the lines on their own property. bills, be reimbursed as well 126 for speeding! One of the signifi cant speeders was a As the issue of problems arising on Town property 59-year-old man from Saskatchewan who was caught wasn’t mentioned, I must conclude that the Town is Sincerely, that outraged citizen still trying to stand up travelling 164 kilometres per hour while passing several responsible for those. My previous letter’s purpose for the little guy, vehicles along Highway #16 west of Minnedosa. He was was to make sure that the Town foots the bill for the fi ned $863.50 for this careless decision. Th e most care- numerous frozen water lines that had originated on Sally Pulford, less speeder was clocked at a speed of 182 kilometres Town property. Minnedosa, MB per hour south of Griswold, MB. What is even more dis- turbing than his outrageous speed is the fact that he had a four-year-old passenger with him at the time! He has rightfully been charged with Dangerous Operation of Conservative Bungling in Ottawa a Motor Vehicle. Tragically, during the past week, four people lost their lives on Manitoba roads. In all four ac- cidents, the victims were not wearing a seatbelt. Dear Editor, Th at means there’s a big cut in federal funding right up front. Th e BCF has plummeted by 87% – down from t’s the middle of May. We’re well into the 2014 con- $1.6-billion last year to just $210-million for the whole Rowat adds office… Istruction season. Th e new “Building Canada” in- country this year. Th e feds say the money they’ve cut Our MLA, Leanne Rowat, opened her second con- frastructure fund (BCF) was supposed to be up-and- will be replenished, but it won’t get back to last year’s stituency offi ce in the Riding Mountain Constituency running seven weeks ago (April 1st). But not a wheel level until after 2019. on Friday, May 9th. In addition to her Minnedosa offi ce, has turned. Why? Because of Harper government Cutting, stalling and com plicating federal support managed by Courtney Newton, Leanne now has an of- bungling in Ottawa. for public infrastructure is simply foolish. It under- fi ce up in Russell. Th e Russell offi ce will be managed by Communities across Canada can’t get access to mines what the Finance Department itself describes Jenna Jeske and will be open three days a week. Th e Rid- promised federal dollars for water and sewer projects, as the single most cost-eff ective tool to foster econom- ing Mountain Constituency encompasses 25 towns and public transit and other infrastructure priorities be- ic growth and more jobs. And it comes at a time when municipalities and four First Nations. cause BCF application forms aren’t yet available. Th e unemployment is stubbornly high and some 200,000 provinces, who are supposed to manage the process Canadians have just given up looking for work alto- and pick the projects, haven’t been able to get going gether. High flyin’… because the feds held back crucial information until Signifi cant new investments will be required and As you read this Friday morning, I will be high in the very last minute. strong collaboration at all levels. But the dividends the sky somewhere over Manitoba or Ontario headed So much for Infrastructure Minister Denis Lebel’s will be powerful. Canada will be able to catch-up to a wedding at Niagara on the Lake. Th is will be my boast last March that “…the entire New Building Cana- faster on its debilitating infrastructure defi cit. We will fi rst visit to the area and I am looking forward to see- da Plan is now ‘open for business’, ensuring a seamless drive greater job creation and economic growth, and ing the famous falls, which I hear is something everyone transition to the new program.”* convert the value of low interest rates into long-term should experience at least once in their lifetime! While But it gets worse. Th e Harper Conservatives have capital assets to underpin better Canadian prosperity I have travelled to the west coast and south as far as imposed new restrictions on how local governments and productivity. Nashville, TN, this weekend’s trip will be Ye Old Editor’s can use the federal funding – when it fi nally becomes fi rst adventure east of Manitoba’s capital city. My next available. Th e provinces and other government “enti- Sincerely, travel goal will be a trip out of North America, not some ties” will be competing against municipalities for the hot tropical country (as this guy is not a huge fan of hot, same pool of funds. And the BCF program has been Hon. Ralph Goodale, PC, MP humid weather) but rather somewhere like Norway or severely “back-end loaded”. Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada Scotland where some of my ancestors originated from. Hope to get there one day!

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By JENNIFER PAIGE

innedosa Camp- Mground had a suc- Ye Old cessful opening weekend despite cool temperatures and bouts of rain. “It was a pretty busy weekend but everything Trib went well. Th e rain de- terred a few people but we still had good numbers,” 2004 – Work has begun on the restoration of the Sher- said Matt Saler, Camp- man Tank on Main Street behind the Cenotaph. Th e re- ground Manager. painting of the tank is part of the upgrades being done by Over the course of May the local Legion to commemorate D-Day later this year. long weekend the campground saw 65 weekend campers and 88 seasonal 1994 – Th e Canada-Manitoba Infrastructure Works campers. Program has committed $233,000 toward the con- Saler notes that reno- struction of the new community hall being planned for Minnedosa. Th is brings total funding for the project to vations to the campground Photo by Jennifer Paige offi ce have now been com- $439,000. pleted and he is looking Long overdue upgrades to the Minnedosa Campground offi ce forward to his fi rst camp- have left it looking like an entirely new building. 1984 – Fundraising for improvements at the Minnedo- ing season as manager. sa Arena is still about $20,000 short. Meanwhile, 50 peo- The Campground upgrade the wireless ser- nection is required. branches and trees to ple have donated to the Pick-a-Puck fundraiser which along with the Town of vice in the next while,” The upgrades have prepare the site for these has brought in $5,000 to date. Minnedosa will also be explained Chris Yuen, As- been estimated to cost upgrades,” added Yuen. looking to upgrade the sistant Chief Administra- $5,815.98 and will be paid The Town and Camp- 1944 – As of June 1st, milk will be going up to $1.00 for wireless internet offered tive Officer with the Town for through the campground have no sched- 12 quarts. Th is is a seasonal increase approved by the to campers this season. of Minnedosa. ground reserve. uled completion date for WPTB. “We have had wire- Plans to upgrade the “The quality of con- the upgrade but are plan- less internet available wireless internet will in- nection is dependent ning for it to be complet- at the campground for a clude the installation of on the line of sight—the ed this summer. 1924 – Murton McGinnis found a wolf and nine cubs number of years but it is five access points and antennas need to be vis- on his father’s farm last week. not commercial strength one security appliance. ible to one another. So and the connection for My IT Source notes that over the course of the Running on 1914 – Th e new Post Offi ce on Main Street is nearing guests wasn’t great. My based on the number of next while, Minnedosa’s completion and will shortly be ready for occupancy. IT Source out of Bran- users and campsites, a public works department Empty? don will be working to minimum of 20 MB con- will be working to clear Print jobs may take up to 1904 – H.W. Hilliard has donated a handsome silver 2-3 weeks to complete. trophy for competition between the football clubs in the Changes to Highway Traffi c Act Fill up before you’re out! district. Minnedosa Tribune 1894 – Th e river through town is full of logs on their By JENNIFER PAIGE motorists were only re- traffi c authorities and way to the sawmills. quired to slow down to contractors must use spe- 867-3816 s we head into con- posted speed limits when cial signs to identify road Astruction season re- workers were visible. work and motorist must member to slow down in Now, motorists must slow to designated speed. 7KH0LQQHGRVD 'LVWULFW construction zones for slow down regardless if With a number of worker safety and to avoid workers are visible or not highway upgrades slat- costly fi nes. or face doubled-speeding ed for roads around 5HFUHDWLRQ&RPPLVVLRQ As of May 15th, the fi nes. Minnedosa, protect your Is accepting applications for our spring intake of province has initiated a If road work is taking wallet and remember to the Sports Dinner Grant, application forms are few changes to the rules of place for more than four slow down whether you the road in construction hours on a paved roadway can see workers or not. available at the Recreation Office or on the Discover areas. where the posted speed Prior to these changes is 80 km an hour or more, Minnedosa website, deadline for applications is June 15, 2014. TOP RATE Destinations Plus 1 year 6N\GDQFHU&DVLQR 75%* 0D\WKWK *Rates subject to change 1. Certain conditions may apply -XQHWKWK +ROODQG)LGGOLQJ&RQWHVW 3 year 5 year )RONORUDPD -XQHWKWK 10%* 40%* $XJXVWWKWK 2. 2. +ROODQG&RPPXQLW\+DOO 0RRVH-DZ &RQWHVWIRUDOODJHV Dave McDonaldƕBruce McNabb 6HSWHPEHUWKWK 6DWXUGD\SP :DONLQJZLWK'LQRVDXUV Call For More Terms & Rates 867-3946 'DQFHWR7KH0RRQVKLQHUV 2FWREHUWK DQG7KH7LJHU+LOOV*URXS Call Sharon or Wendy Please call and book 6XSSHUVDQG&DPSLQJDYDLODEOH 867-5777 ahead to secure your &DOORU 1-800-431-4442 seat! 6 Friday, May 23, 2014 Th e Minnedosa Tribune Russell’s Journey to a Recreation Spotlight

he debate over recreation in vestment not just an expenditure. TMinnedosa is ongoing. Options A community’s ability to grow and New Recreation Facility are plenty and decisions are diffi cult, meet resident’s needs is a key-measure but one thing is certain, recreation is of its success. Recreation has a way an important topic to Minnedosa resi- of attaching people to a community. dents. Residents that are attached to their A recreational facility serves as a community are more likely to actively gathering place and allows the com- contribute and spend money on local munity to host events, furthers eco- activities and businesses. nomic development and plays a key- Along with the benefi ts of in- role in attracting new families to the creased health and wellness, recreation community. can draw and retain businesses, attract Across the province every year tourist, increase property values, create communities invest more than $156 jobs, generate income for local busi- million in recreation and cultural ser- nesses and community members and vices, echoing the opinion that the cost create a positive active image where is worth the quality of life and that re- people want to move, live, work and creation should be looked at as an in- raise their families.

said Radford. “Th e fi nan- Russell Regional Multiplex Specs: cial side of the project was probably the most diffi cult Arena includes: part. Trying to get funds  Year-round NHL size ice surface together and get everybody  Dressing rooms with separate shower/ on board, trying to make Photo submitted washrooms and separate player entrance it all come together. But if  Offi cials dressing room with separate shower/ By JENNIFER PAIGE sultation eff orts, the group structure.” we hadn’t stepped up and washroom conducted an in-depth in- In November of 2013 said that we were going to  Dedicated skate sharpening room n 2005, the Russell Me- vestigation of the commun- the Russell Regional Multi- do this, it would have never  High-effi ciency arena lighting with a light Imorial Arena Board was ity’s recreational needs and plex held its grand opening. happened.” refl ective ceiling surface in a similar position to then produced a Recrea- “We have been open Radford notes that  Energy-effi cient ammonia ice plant that which the Minnedosa tion Master Plan for Russell for a little more than one projects like these take  Infrastructure for future twinning of curling Regional Events Centre and area, which included season. Th ere are a few major commitment and arena (MREC) board is in today. input from provincial con- things that we continue to should not be pursued  Temperature controlled seating capacity of Th ey had an aging recrea- sults, local stakeholders work on but at this point half-heartedly. For the 750 tional facility that was no and community leaders. we would consider things Russell Memorial Arena  Ability to host “Movie Nights” and large longer meeting the needs Th e board came to the complete.” Board it was a long-haul conference events utilizing a theatre style of the community. consensus that there was According to Radford, and required a dedicated screen and projector Th e Russell Memorial a need to create a multi- within the fi rst year of oper- committee who worked for  Accessibility including an elevator Arena was created nearly purpose, all-season facility ation, hockey registration nine years to see the project  Modern heat recovery and ventilation systems 60 years ago, following the that includes an expanded numbers are up, fi gure skat- through to completion.  Large LCD screen to display activity calendars Second World War, and ice surface with increased ing numbers are up, there is When asked what ad- located at the main entrance had worn components that spectator seating appropri- an increased use in the fi t- vice Radford would give needed to be replaced. ate for both ice and non-ice ness centre, and groups in other communities look- Fitness Centre: Th e Russell Memorial events. the community are trying ing to pursue a new recrea-  3,000 sq ft fi tness studio Board began the process of “We had originally new things with the newly- tion facility he commented,  Full range of commercial quality strength examining the commun- made plans to knock the acquired expanded space. “Get it done before the training equipment ity’s needs. Th ey began with old building down and “An example, our baseball price goes up. But more  Variety of cardio vascular training equipment community-wide surveys, build completely new, but team got an early start to importantly, keep everyone  Equipment and fl exibility training area focus groups, facilitated when grant approvals came their season as we were informed. Never assume  Finger print access system community consultations back to us, they were half able to set-up batting cages anything. Talk to everyone  Modern change and locker room area as well as energy and facil- of what we needed. We still in our multipurpose area,” and make sure that every- including dry saunas ity audits. had the requirement of a continued Radford. one is informed and on  Indoor walking track with a low impact “I think that the public multi-use facility, so at that Th e fi nal project cost board. Everyone needs to surface around the ice surface consultation process was point we had to take some was just short of $10 mil- know what is going on and quite useful for both sides long, serious looks at our lion. Four million dollars you have to be transparent. Multipurpose Features: of the project. It allowed plans,” explained Radford. came from a Building Can- Th is will also help combat  1,000 sq ft space with specialized resilient us to tell the public what Th e Board began the ada Fund—a fund that has the inevitable coff ee-talk.” fl ooring to accommodate programming of our plan was and what we project with a desired since undergone changes While the Russell various types of active living opportunities thought we should do but model and once funding and no longer contributes Regional Multiplex is in its including various dance classes, social dance it also gave the public an amounts were fi nalized to recreational facilities. initial years of operation, evenings and workshops, aerobic and senior opportunity to point out they began cutting back Half-a-million dollars the site is already seeing fi tness, martial arts training, performing arts what we should or could be and eventually found that was supplied by the Prov- increased use in every fau- exhibitions, among many others Commercial doing,” said Chris Radford, re-using the existing rec- ince as well as a few other cet and will be looking at retail market place chairman of the Russell reational structure was one grants, $1.5 million was future events they are now  3,000 sq ft of Main Street prime retail space to Memorial Board. of the biggest savings they raised locally and the bal- capable of hosting. be leased Offi ce “Consulting the pub- could make. ance has been funded by “In the end a lot of work  Meeting room space in honour of the Royal lic gets the involvement of “Money was the main the Town—roughly 3 mil- was done by a lot of people Canadian Legion members who were the community and gives reason we went with reno- lion to-date in debentures. and now we have a facil- responsible for development of the existing them a sense of ownership, vating as opposed to build- “Whenever you take ity for our community that Russell Memorial Arena which you need to have as ing new. Th e structure of on a large project like this is going to last years and  Meeting room space to accommodate visual it is their facility. Asking the building we had was that is going to require a years. We are very proud arts production and exhibition those questions and getting sound and the architect lot of money, there are of of it and look forward to all  Spacious concourse area fo r receptions, trade that feedback was a very suggested that we would course going to be some the possible things it will shows, and other community events important step for us.” save about a million dol- objections. We expected bring to our Town.”  Large parking space adjacent to the main Following public con- lars by re-using the existing them and they were there,” entrance Th e Minnedosa Tribune Friday, May 23, 2014 7

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Continued from Page 1 shared just how wonderful By RAVEN’S GLEN WI Friends of Don Ped- the rains arrived! Now the the Shriners and the staff ersen of Neepawa were farmers are needing some Th e Circus Daddy at Shriners Orthopaedic e send our sincere sorry to hear of his unex- warm/hot weather to get Club formed in 1964, fol- Hospital have been to her Wsympathy to Shel- pected passing last week. this seeding season un- lowed by the Circus Mom family. “Th eir organization ley (Wareham) Glenn and We send sympathy to his derway. A slow start for Club which was formed in is exceptional; it feels more her family on the sudden wife Marina, in the Neepa- the greenhouses too. 1994. Th e Circus Daddy/ like private care. Th ey passing of her husband wa Care Home and to his Rod and Barb Peder- Mom Clubs provide fi nan- get to know you and your and father, Don Glenn, many relatives and friends son arrived last weekend cial support for the Khar- child. Th e Khartum Shri- of Strathclair. Our con- in Newdale and Strath- to help with the spring tum Shrine Patient Trans- ners have been helping us dolences to Marguerite clair. Th e funeral service seeding at the farm. Barb portation Fund. Th is fund out with fl ights to and from (Pedersen) Wareham and was held in Neepawa on spent several days in Win- pays for transportation (appointments and proce- family and to Ralph and May 20th. nipeg visiting her Mother and accommodation costs dures),” mentioned Tracy. Shirley Pedersen and fam- Th e Newdale Histori- and family before coming for physically challenged Tracy added that ily, all of Newdale. We are cal Society held a meet- to Newdale. children to and from Shri- Seth’s most recent medical also sending our sincere ing on May 13th at the ners Hospitals whether it’s appointment at Shriners sympathy to the Glenn Drop-In Centre. A general File photo the Shriners Burns Hospi- Hospital is today (May family of Strathclair. review of the fi nancial re- tals or the Shriners Ortho- Seth Gregorash has 23rd). “Th e Khartum Shri- Gerald Watkins is port, review of number of Bridge paedic Hospitals for Chil- benefi ted from ner’s take the time to book pleased to have his grand- remaining History Books dren. In total there are 22 the Shrine Patient our fl ights each time and daughter, Kaila Calvert of still unsold and nomina- Club Results Shriners Hospitals which Transportation Fund the Shriners in Montreal Winnipeg, staying with tion of new signing offi cers have helped some 160,000 set up our hotel and drive him over the summer were carried out. Th ere 1st Norman Peterson/ during visits to crippled or burned chil- us to our appointment while she takes her practi- are still History Books for Barrie Brooking dren. Shriners Hospital once there. It is the most cum at the Minnedosa Vet sale if you know someone 2nd Judy McFadden/ In addition to the Cir- in Montreal. amazing set up. It certainly Clinic. She will be visit- that needs one. Val St John cus Daddy Club fundrais- helps make the ‘reason for ing with Uncle Shannon Hope everyone en- 3rd Wilf Taylor/Mel ing, Manitoba’s Khartum and parents to Shrine Hos- our visits’ much less stress- and Aunt Cindy Dalke, joyed the “one” day of re- Harvey Shriners collect used li- pitals to receive the care ful!” cousins Melanie and Tyler ally nice weather on the 4th Boyd Grant/ cense plates, aluminum and attention they need. Such patient and fam- while in town. May long weekend, before Audrah Caughell cans and can tabs to raise Th e Shriners have bud- ily support would not be additional funds for the geted $230,000 for patient possible without the gen- Patient Transportation travel and accommoda- erosity of the many busi- Fund. In Minnedosa, No- tions for 2014. 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By JENNIFER PAIGE made, judged and prize Gardener’s Program. Th is money is awarded,” ex- group includes anyone innedosa’s Horticul- plained Parsons. aged 5-17 who is interested Mtural Society is all Along with the sales in growing things!” about sharing experience, and shows, the Society Th e Minnedosa Hor- trading knowledge and also hosts a few business ticultural Society was re- exhibiting home-grown meetings throughout the cently invited to take part fruit, fl owers and vegeta- year where talks are given in the Annual Canadian bles. Th is year the Society on various subjects as well Peony Show that is being is changing things up in as a potluck held in No- held at the Assiniboine hopes of attracting some vember and participation Park Conservatory in Win- new members. in various Town events, in- nipeg in mid June. “We currently have cluding creating a fl oat for “We are quite excited 35 members and about the Fun Fest Parade. about our special invita- 15 who attend our regular “Th is year we have a tion to attend this event. It meetings. As our member- new undertaking, we will is the fi rst time our group ship is aging we are look- be taking on the responsi- has been asked to attend. ing to get some younger bility of tending to the Ishii Th ese fl owers are late people to join,” said Albert Gardens. Our Club really bloomers but we are hop- Parsons, president of the enjoys being involved and ing to fi nd a way to have Horticultural Society. participating in commu- some in the show as well,” Th e Society held a suc- nity initiatives. We have added Parsons. Photo by Jennifer Paige cessful spring plant sale on previously looked after With the goal of at- join and keep the Club (L-R): Betty Fossum, Audrah Caughell (seated), the evening of May 15th at the fl ower baskets around tracting some new mem- going for years to come,” Diane McBratney, Connie Wenger, the Minnedosa Commu- Town, which the Commu- bers the Society recently continued Parsons. “It is a Jean Garbolinsky, Linda Boys, nity Conference Centre. nities in Bloom group has adjusted its meetings and great thing to be a part of “Th is plant sale along now taken over.” gatherings to evening Albert Parsons and Ann Tomlinson. and a great thing to keep in with our produce sale in For the younger citi- times to allow younger and our Town.” the fall is utilized as fund- zens of Minnedosa and working families to attend. Th ose seeking more raisers for the club. Th e area, the Society also runs “Last year we celebrat- information can call 204- funds raised are put to- a Junior Gardener’s Pro- ed our 100th anniversary 867-5244. Anyone inter- wards our annual fl ower gram. which is a pretty big deal. ested is welcome and en- shows, which we hold in “We are excited to Th is Club has been around couraged to stop in at one both the summer and fall. have Sarah Shaw joining us for a while and we hope to of the Club’s upcoming At these shows entries are as the new leader of our Jr. see some new members meetings. 0LQQHGRVD&UHGLW8QLRQ Patronage Refund Day &RPHDQGMRLQXVIRU%UHDNIDVWRQ )ULGD\-XQHWK $WWKH0LQQHGRVD8QLWHG&KXUFK+DOO IURPDP²DP TUESDAY 3DWURQDJH²ZKHUHRXUSURÀWVJREDFNWR\RX (QWHUWRGRXEOH\RXUUHIXQGXSWR 12 NOON 2QHHQWU\SHUDFFRXQWQXPEHU

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lean pork. Th is is a tech- cooking is still possible, but You will be impressed with salt. Th ere are many more nique that involves soak- this lessens the chance. Th e the results. complex recipes avail- Cooking With ing in a salt-water solution only other consideration Th e salt used can be able on the internet that for a period of time prior to you may need to give your any salt: Kosher, Sea, etc. - will bring fl avor and mois- cooking. Not only does this recipe is the amount of the important aspect is to ture, but this easy brine is CHEF DEZ add moisture to the center seasoning. Th e meat will ensure that the granules are a straightforward starting of the meat, but also sea- already be seasoned some- the same size as table salt. A point. Another essential soning, as the salt saturated what from the salt in the coarser grind will result in pointer to bring up is that water is drawn in. A simple brine, so back off on the less salt per equal measure red meats are typically not lthough men have barbequing intimidation brining formula would be: saltshaker. Try this tech- as more air trapped be- brined; marinating is bet- Abeen assigned the you may have. one quarter cup table salt nique the next time you tween the larger particles. ter for red meats, but that’s stereotype of working the Overcooking lean dissolved in four cups of are barbequing chicken It is important to men- slated for another column backyard BBQ, it is a joy meats is the most common water for pieces of poultry breasts, pork chops, pork tion that this is the simplest topic. that is shared by all home mistake made, as people or lean pork. Let the meat tenderloins or pork loins. form of brine: water and culinary enthusiasts. want to ensure that meat sit in the brine for at least It’s a summertime pas- is fully cooked before serv- one hour in the refrigerator. sion. Th e smoky essence of ing. Although it is impera- Remove from the brine, pat smoldering charcoal starts tive for poultry and ground them dry, and cook as you A Safety Reminder my mouth watering as my meats to be fully cooked, normally would. Th is brin- mind conjures up recollec- this does not give you the ing process will provide a By JENNIFER PAIGE basic safety precautions— who you are sharing the tions of fl ame-licked meats, right to transform them moisture protection shield wear a life jacket, be aware water with—power boats and fi re caramelized veg- into dry charred remains. to help keep fully cooked innedosa’s lake and of your waters, don’t drink always give-way to sail and etables. With a few basic Brining can help pro- meats juicy. However, this Mbeach areas are one and boat, take a boating paddle crafts and sail boats tips, you can overcome any tect light-meat poultry and is only a safeguard - over- of the Town’s greatest at- course, and be prepared. give-way to paddle crafts. tractions. Time spent on the Eighty percent of boat- Make sure to check lake is a great way to make ing fatalities report that the the weather forecast before memories with friends and victim was not wearing a heading out and keep your UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE PLANNING ACT family and as this year’s life jacket. Although they eyes open for the possible NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING boating season begins, re- may not be your choice development of a thunder member to stay safe. fashion statement, strap on storm. On the date and at the time and location shown below, a PUBLIC HEARING will be held to receive repre- Th e week of May 17th your fl oatation device—life Finally—never mix sentations from any persons who wish to make them in respect to the following matter: to May 23rd marks North jackets only work when you boating and alcohol. Addi- American Safe Boating wear them. tional stress from sun, wind MID WEST PLANNING DISTRICT BY-LAW NO. 4-2014 Awareness Week, a time to When operating a boat and waves will magnify the being an AMENDMENT to the MID WEST PLANNING DISTRICT highlight the importance at dawn, dusk or times of eff ects of alcohol and as the DEVELOPMENT PLAN BY-LAW NO. 3-2009. of being prepared when reduced visibility, be sure lake is a hub of activity in heading out on the water. you have navigation lights the summer time, drinking According to the Mani- on your boat. Human-pow- and boating doesn’t just af- HEARING Town of Hamiota Municipal Office toba Collision for Safer ered boats are required to fect you but it also puts the LOCATION: 75 Maple Avenue East Waters, a hundred lives have a light giving 360 de- others on the lake at risk. Box 100 could be saved every year in gree visibility. Hamiota, Manitoba ROM OTO Canada if every boater took Be courteous to those

DATE & TIME: June 3, 2014 at 8:00 p.m.

GENERAL To re-designate an area of land in the Rural Municipality of Woodworth Rural Municipality of Oakview CADURCIS INTENT OF FROM: “RURAL POLICY AREA TO: “RURAL RESIDENTIAL AREA”. (currently the R.M. of Blanshard, R.M. of Saskatchewan & Town of Rapid City) BY-LAW No. 4-2014: NOTICE OF REGISTRATION of Prospective NEWS AREA An area of land generally described as lying north of P.T. H. No. 1 and located ap- AFFECTED BY BY- proximately one half mile east of the westerly corporate limits of the RM of Wood- Candidate for General Municipal Election LAW No. 4-2014: By DOREEN TROTT worth more particularly described as being Pt. North ½ Section 7-10-25WPM in Please be advised that a general municipal election will be held on the Rural Municipality of Woodworth, as shown outlined in a heavy broken line Oct. 22, 2014. ver the weekend Ber- on the map attached hereto and marked as Schedule “A” of this by-law. Prospective municipal election candidates must register with the Senior Onice McMillan en- Election Official (SEO) during the registration period before they may begin joyed a visit with Allan and to accept contributions, incur expenses, fundraise or borrow money for Charlene from Calgary, AB. their campaign. While here they attended a shower and social for Av- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I will be receiving candidate registrations: eryl McMillan, bride elect • For the office ofHead of Council: Between May 1, 2014 of Mitch Bohrn, Brandon, and Sept. 16, 2014. MB. Jim and Susan McMil- • For the office ofCouncillor : lan, Brandon, were also in Between June 30, 2014 and Sept. 16, 2014. attendance. Karen, George and at the R.M. of Blanshard Municipal Office, located at 10 Cochrane Street, in Amber Rix, Whitehorse, Oak River, MB, and at the R.M. of Saskatchewan located at 435 3rd Avenue, Yukon, Brenda and Ster- Rapid City, MB, during regular hours of business. ling Kolskag, Edmonton, AB, Bonnie Lintott and To obtain a registration form, contact the SEO at the telephone number Penny Turner of Well- FOR INFORMATION Wayne Poppel, Secretary-Treasurer listed below. wood, MB visited with Jean CONTACT: Mid West Planning District McTavish and family over Box 96 Dated at Oak River, MB of May 5, 2014. the past two weeks. 111 Sarah Avenue Mother’s Day at Earl Diane Kuculym Th ompson’s had Audrey Miniota, Manitoba ROM 1MO Senior Election Official (SEO) Gousseaw of Oak Bluff , Office: Phone (204) 567-3699 Phone: 204-566-2146 MB, Gordon, Valerie and Fax 204-566-2126 A copy of the above proposal and supporting material may be inspected at the location noted above during normal Email: [email protected] family and Lois, Brian and office hours, Monday to Friday. Copies may be made and extracts taken therefrom, upon request. Rural Municipality of Oakview family visiting. The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, May 23, 2014 11

ENGAGEMENT TO PLACE AN AD FOR SALE NOTICES CARD OF THANKS BY PHONE Call 204-867-3816 ANNOUNCEMENT Hours to place, correct or cancel ads: 2 twin beds for sale in- Minnedosa Health Dis- I am home and glad to be Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. cludes head board, frame, trict Auxiliary announces here! During my journey with BY MAIL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING box spring and mattress. Ask- the winners of the Florence back surgery and rehabilita- Th e Minnedosa Tribune, P.O. Box 930, ing $200.00 for each, OBO. Nightingale Raffl e were: Elk tion I am truly grateful for the Minnedosa, Manitoba R0J 1E0 Please call 867-3395 or 867- Picture - Margaret Kingdon, care that I received from all 4503 (10-2)x Quilt - Gladys Murray, Blan- the medical staff from Health BY FAX 204-8675171 ket - Marie Burgess. Th anks Science Centre to Minne- Chickens, farm, free- to everyone for their support. dosa Hospital and fi nally to BY E-MAIL [email protected] range. 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I thank my to announce the engage- in Th e Minnedosa Tribune Ltd. or from any error or omission door, good condition. Safe- Take out available-no deliv- community friends for their tied. $3700 Keith Marley 204- ery! All welcome! (10-2) ment of their daughter, in any advertisement which is published. support, visits, gifts of read- 867-2350 (11-2)x Amy Gerelus, to Donnie ing material, cookies, candy RATES Dietrich Auctions. Es- Nylen, son of Dave and and anything that I will have NOTICE TO tate, household, property, Jacki Nylen of Minnedosa, forgotten. Th anks to all who $9.00 for fi rst 40 words, additional words .10 each. CREDITORS moving sale. Saturday, June MB. Amy and Donnie will asked about me and visited 14th, 10 a.m. 209 Black be married on October Repeat ads - Half Price. me in Minnedosa and later In the matter of the Estate Street Oakburn, MB. Rain 18th, 2014. A pre-wedding while I was in physiotherapy Classifi ed Display - $9.00/col. inch each insert. of George Alexander Finney, Date, Sunday June 15th, 10 social (please drink respon- rehab in Rivers. I thank my (Incl. logo, box & bolding, and center- late of Erickson, Manitoba, a.m. (11-3) sibly) is being held in their church members who in- honor on June 14th at the ing). Deceased. All claims against Minnedosa Valley Cruiz- quired about me and includ- the above estate, supported Minnedosa Community Happy Snaps: (Birthday, Engagement, Wedding, Birth, & ers are hosting a car show at ed me in their prayers, as well by Statutory Declaration must Conference Centre and a as the prayer shawl given to Graduation)- $16.00 for the fi rst 20 words and the picture. Minnedosa Beach on June 1 community pre-wedding be sent to the attention of: from 1-5 p.m. weather per- me during my stay in Minne- Obituaries: $6.50 per col. inch. Dwane Clark, Estates Offi cer, shower is being held on July dosa Hospital. 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Battery Man, Winnipeg. Must be able to handle Forage seed for sale: Close in our hearts - SHORT TERM CONTRACT POSITION 1.877.775.8271 www.battery- the heat, dust and odours Organic and conventional: he will always stay. man.ca as most work is done out- Sweet Clover, Alfalfa, Red Clo- The Town of Minnedosa and the Rural Municipality of Minto-Odanah are Loved and Remembered doors. $14.00 - $15.00/hr ver, Smooth Brome, Meadow partners in the CDC. We are seeking an independent, self-motivated pro- GIGANTIC TRUCK- every day. for 40 hours a week. Please Brome, Crested Wheatgrass, LOAD MATTRESS SALE! Ex- Love Gladys and Family mail resume to: Son Huynh, fessional who is also a strong team player and who can focus on attracting Timothy, etc. Free Delivery! tended until May 31 depend- Box 1173, Minnedosa MB new business/industry to the town and surrounding area. Birch Rose Acres Ltd. 306- ing upon available stock. OBITUARY R0J 1E0 (10-2)x 863-2900 Queen pillowtop mattress The successful candidate will be responsible for facilitating and promoting sets starting at $375. Beau- Th e Minnedosa Kayak FOR SALE economic development in the area in order to provide economic diversity tyrest 800 pocket coil Queen Club is looking for a dynamic and population growth. Advertisements and sets starting at $649. Spring youth activity worker for pro- statements contained herein system twin mattresses $139. gram development, instruc- The ideal candidate will have a minimum of two years related experience, are the sole responsibility of All mattresses & boxsprings in tion, coaching and rentals for marketing and public relations skills. The candidate will also possess the persons or entities that stock ready for pick-up or de- the 2014 season. Th e position excellent interpersonal skills and have the ability to multi-task. Relevant post the advertisement, and livery. All unadvertised mat- involves working with people post-secondary education is considered as an asset. A combination of tress sets over $500 value will the Manitoba Community of all ages and skill abilities. experience and education will be considered. The candidate will possess receive a 10% discount. Sale Applicants will be required Newspaper Association and a basic understanding of website design, be fully computer literate, and hours: Mon - Fri 10am - 8pm, to follow safety policies, with membership do not make have excellent writing and presentation skills. any warranty as to the ac- Sat 10am - 6pm, Sun 12 noon minimal supervision. Th e curacy, completeness, truth- - 5pm. Call: 204-571-1971. 660 position involves working fulness or reliability of such Highland Ave., South side of Saturday and Sundays as well This is a contract position to be filled by Monday July 14, 2014. The posi- advertisements. For greater #1 Hwy., Brandon. as some evenings in addition tion is a six month term position which may be extended for a further information on advertising to two one week day camps. period. MANUFACTURED HOMES conditions, please consult the Please contact Janice at (204) 867-3809 or jmaguire@mts. The hours of work are based on a 35 hour work week and are flexible. Association’ s Blanket Adver- Two Brand New Show- Adeline Ruth Marie De- net for more information tising Conditions on our web- homes (1584 & 1638 sqft) meria beloved wife of Peter about the position. Start date site at www.mcna.com. ready for immediate delivery. Demeria; entered into rest Compensation will be based on your experience and education. to be arranged with the suc- Floorplans are available on- on February 3rd, 2014 at the BATTERIES FOR EV- cessful applicant. Please for- line or come by to view. Now Minnedosa Health Centre at A copy of the Job Description may be obtained by contacting us at ERYTHING. Automotive, ward resumes with three ref- taking orders for summer de- the age of 87 years. A graveside [email protected] farm, construction, ATV, ma- erences to the email above on livery. Call for more Informa- service will be held on Thurs- rine, cycle, golf carts, solar, or before May 30th, 2014. (10- tion. W.Giesbrecht Homes, day, May 29th, 2014 at 2:00 Applications marked “EDO OPPORTUNITY” will be received up to 2:00 p.m. phones, tools, radios, com- 2) Ste Anne, 1-204-346-3231. p.m. in the Minnedosa Cem- puters etc. Reconditioned, on Friday May 30, 2014 and shall be hand delivered, mailed, faxed or www.wgiesbrechthomes.ca etery with a memorial lunch- emailed to: obsolete and hard-to-fi nd eon to follow at 2:30 p.m. at Apply for a Marketing batteries. SOLAR equipment. the Minnedosa Legion. Dona- position with no qualifi cation MOBILE HOMES CDC Board Chair Th e Battery Man. Winnipeg. tions may be made to a charity needed. Salary off ered for this c/o The Town of Minnedosa Civic Administration Building 1.877.775.8271 www.battery- 7 New 16 x 80, 3 Bed, 2 of choice. Minnedosa Funeral position is $500 and com- man.ca Bath. Starting at $81,500; 2 Service, Minnedosa, Manitoba mission of $200 is included. 103 Main Street South New 16 x 64, 3 Bed, 1 Bath. in care of arrangements (204) Job Description: 1. Market- Box 426 DISCONNECTED Starting at $66,900; 1 New 867-3868 ing products 2. Evaluation 3. Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0 (FAX 204 867 2686) PHONE? Phone Factory Home 16 x 68, 2 Bed, 1 Bath. Start- Customer advisory 4. Report ([email protected]) Phone Service. No One Refused! ing at $72,000 Altona Mo- writing Contact us for more Free Activation! Low Monthly bile Homes, 1-800-582- details at sanford.cline@ac- Visit our website at: DiscoverMinnedosa.com Rate! Calling Features and Un- 4036, 1-204-324-6776 Email: tionsupplyincc.ca (11-4)x limited Long Distance Available. [email protected] Call Today! 1-877-336-2274. 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Contact Tyler for details 204.571.0187 [email protected] Sharing the Road in Seeding Season MPI news release for both producers and have headlights, red tail motorists. Inspired by lamps and fl ashing amber GROW WITH CROP ith spring seeding Brandyn’s nickname, “B”, warning lamps. Wseason upon us, they call it B Aware B Seen. While farm PRODUCTION SERVICES it’s important that farm Part of their machinery needs to be machinery is properly awareness campaign clearly marked, all road marked and clearly visible consisted of speaking users have a responsibility Crop Production Services is the largest agricultural retailer when traveling on public to Keystone Agriculture to safely share the road. worldwide and has expanded its footprint across the Canadian roads. Th at’s the message Producers, which Farm equipment has a prairies. With over 1,250 retail outlets across the globe, we the Falk family wants represents producers maximum speed of 40 km/h provide inputs, service and expertise to help farmers grow the people to hear. across the province, so it’s easy for vehicles to best crops possible. And you can be part of it. We’re currently Th e Falk’s working with governments, approach it much quicker own a hobby beef farm industry and stakeholders than they anticipate. looking to ﬁll positions across the Prairies with talented, near Ashern and were on issues that aff ect all “It’s important passionate and hardworking people. personally touched by a farmers. An article was that both producers and tragic event. published recently in the motorists do their part to You will be challenged. You will be rewarded. And you will Brandyn Falk KAP magazine ‘Manitoba’s stay safe on the road,” said be part of a company with unparalleled growth potential. was driving east on the Farmers Voice’. MaryAnn Kempe, vice- Join our team today. Trans-Canada Highway “We want to make president, Community 14054aa02 one evening in 2009, near sure producers take the and Corporate Relations, CPS Canada is ﬁlling the following vacancies: the St. Anne turnoff , when time to put proper lighting Manitoba Public Insurance. his vehicle collided into on their equipment before “Farm equipment is • Communities throughout Saskatchewan and Manitoba: a tractor, towing a grain heading out on the roads,” large and slow moving. o F acility Managers trailer. Tragically, Brandyn Sandra Falk said. Producers need to ensure o Sales Reps and Regional Account Managers didn’t survive the crash. “If we can save their equipment is properly o Managers, Agronomic Services Just 22, he left behind his even just one family from lit when traveling on the o Operations Support parents, Sandra and Ken, the devastation we’ve roadway and motorists o Administrative Support and sister Brenna. experienced – it’s worth it.” need to fully aware of their o Commercial Drivers While the loss of According to the surroundings particularly Brandyn was devastating, Highway Traffi c Act, farm in rural areas where seeding his family members vowed equipment is required to will be taking place.” to keep his memory alive, have a slow-moving vehicle Motorists can also For more information on each of these and hopefully save others emblem clearly visible do their part by keeping a opportunities, and to apply online, please 05/14-38465 in the future. Determined to to traffi c approaching safe distance from the larger go to the Careers section at www.cpsagu.com. send a road safety message, from behind, with red machines and recognizing the Falk family launched refl ectors on the back as their slower speeds, said their own awareness close as possible to the left Kempe. We should all Let’s talk farming. campaign to raise and right sides. At night, share the road safely and awareness about safety farm equipment must respectfully.” on Manitoba roadways 14 Friday, May 23, 2014 The Minnedosa Tribune

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Al- the emergence of smaller pecially given the warmer critical to the newly plant- weekend however the rain fall rye crop continues to falfa is showing signs of seeded crops such as temperatures forecast for ed soybeans. Research in- event earlier this week improve with fall rye now being impacted by early canola. In many instances later this week. Soybeans dicates if the soybean seed halted most seeding and in the 2 to 4 leaf stage with spring frosts which is fur- theses soils may require seeded at soil tempera- is chilled during this peri- fi eld work. Seeding condi- generally excellent winter ther delaying its progress. additional moisture to tures of 10 C take 15-17 od it will not recover even tions were still considered survival. Th e winter wheat soften the crust so that days to emerge. Soybeans if temperatures warm up marginal for most produc- crop is more variable with Last Week’s Rain the crop may fully emerge. seeded at soil tempera- signifi cantly. Conversely ers as low areas, fi eld bor- 75 to 80% of the crop in Slow emergence makes tures of 15 C take 7-10 days if the seed is exposed to ders and poorly drained fair to good condition and Never have been a fan these crops more suscep- to emerge. Soil tempera- warm temperatures and areas were still quite wet. ranging in development of getting a crop seeded tible to insect pressure tures should be taken early warm soil moisture within Seeding is estimated from emergence to the 3 just prior to a signifi cant ranging from fl ea beetles am and late pm and aver- the fi rst 6-24 hours then a to be 5 to 10% complete leaf stage. rain event. Depending on to cut worms and should aged over several locations sudden cooling or frost will with fi eld peas, spring Forage and pastures the amount of tillage soils be monitored closely. and several days. 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By JENNIFER PAIGE

he Heritage Inc. Com- Tmittee will be moving forward with their efforts to acquire and re-purpose the CP Rail train station that sits just west of Main Street Minnedosa. After consulting with lawyer Norm Sims, the Heritage Inc., committee has decided to move forward with CP Rails sale offer, which will see the building sold to the committee for a $30,000 tax receipt and a land lease of $50.00 a year. Committee members gathered at the train sta- Photo by Jennifer Paige tion on May 14th to dis- cuss how they will move Th e south entrance, waiting room area of the CP Station forward with the interior of the building once all as it currently appears. the paper work has been tic, if used, will be utilized the complex process of idea of what the com- completed. for storage,” Pollon con- applying for grants,” ex- mittee is planning to do “This building has tinued. plained Michael Blather- in terms of construction undergone a number of The committee will wick, Regional Consul- and renovations. We will interior renovations over also be looking to un- tant with the Manitoba now compile what we the years. Everyo ne has cover a doorway that Government. have reviewed and pre- re-fit the building to suit was previously closed The consultants pare a written report for their needs and so it has in. This doorway will be walked through the the committee. Once the been cut up into various re-opened to create the building with commit- project begins to move office spaces,” explain buildings main entrance tee members, assessing forward, we will work Brion Pollon, chair of the on the North side of the the current state of the with the group to help Heritage Inc. committee. building. building, addressing any prepare applications for Top priorities for Along with nearly a structural concerns and various available grants,” re-purposing the build- dozen committee mem- offering advice on how to added Blatherwick. ing would include get- bers, two consultants move forward. At this point in time ting the electrical wiring from the province’s Rec- These consultants the Heritage Inc. Com- up to code, installing a reation and Regional Ser- were recommended to mittee is working on re- chain link fence around vices-Westman Chapter the Heritage Inc. Com- quirements in order to the property, upgrading came out to review the mittee by the Town of sign CP Rail’s offer to plumbing, altering the in- site for consideration of Minnedosa and are the purchase. The group will terior layout to suit needs, future grants that may be same group who assist- have a structural engineer creating a wheelchair- available for the project. ed the Town in securing as well as the fire com- accessible washroom, “We are not a regu- the grant utilized for the missioner out to inspect installing a drop ceiling, latory body but more MREC feasibility study the building in coming new flooring and paint. of a third-party offering costs. weeks. “No work will be advice on facilities. We “We came out today done to the storage area work to help community to see the interior of the and the basement and at- groups wade through building and to get an

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