Trudy Adamson Named Honourary STARS on a Mission Parade Marshall

www.minnedosatribune.com Vol. 129 No. 13 Friday, June 10, 2011 .JOOFEPTB .BOJUPCB$BOBEB3+&DFOUT UBY Trudy Adamson named Honourary STARS on a mission Parade Marshall

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By DARRYL HOLYK

ocal RBC employee, Trudy Adamson, has been Lchosen as the Honourary Parade Marshall for the 2011 Fun Fest Parade. Since 1985, Trudy has volunteered with Special Olympics Manitoba, having served many years as Photo by Darryl Holyk volunteer coach of the local Special Olympics team, Emergency Medical Services personnel watch as a STARS helicopter lifts off west of Minnedosa Th e Minnedosa Centurions. She has been recog- District Hospital on a mission to transport a patient to Winnipeg Sunday afternoon. nized numerous times for her selfl ess acts of gener- osity. Trudy has been named Female Coach of the Year for Special Olympics Manitoba two years; in By DARRYL HOLYK Th e bright red STARS has also been available Grand Prairie. Th e heli- 1990 and again in 2010. She was also most recently helicopter landed west of to assist in other medical copters measure 13 metres honoured with the RBC Regional President’s Com- or the second time in the local hospital shortly transportation incidents in length and feature twin munity Leadership Award. Fless than two weeks, a after 5 p.m. and was on the which benefi t from air 727 hp engines. Normal In addition to her eff orts with Special Olym- Shock Trauma Air Rescue ground for some time be- ambulance service, such cruise speed of the STARS pics, Trudy also gives generously to other com- Society (STARS) air am- fore the patient was loaded as Sunday’s incident and air ambulance is 240 km/ munity projects. She has served as Secretary of the bulance helicopter was in through the helicopter’s the May 24th incident in hr but can reach a maxi- Minnedosa Golf and Country Club and as Finance/ Minnedosa late Sunday rear doors. In preparation which STARS was used to mum speed of 280 km/ Stewardship Chairperson for the Minnedosa United afternoon, causing quite for STARS arrival, local transport a woman criti- hr in extreme emergency Church. a stir for locals curious as RCMP and EMS closed a cally injured in a car acci- situations. For her many volunteer acts of kindness to the to what was happening. A portion of 1st Street S.W. in dent to Winnipeg. Since 1985, STARS community over the years, Trudy is most deserving spokesperson for Manito- front of the hospital. STARS is a charita- has fl own over 20,000 of this latest honour, Fun Fest’s Honourary Parade ba Health confi rmed that In April, the Prov- ble non-profi t organiza- missions, including 1,453 Marshall. the patient transported ince of Manitoba signed tion based out of Alberta. missions in 2010. Patient to Winnipeg by STARS a service agreement with Started in 1985, STARS transports by STARS in was from out-of-town and STARS to provide emer- celebrated its 25th anni- Manitoba to date have Online subcriptions had arrived at Minnedosa gency response if needed versary last year. Its fl eet included a heart attack, Hospital by ground ambu- during the severe spring includes fi ve Eurocopter strokes, trauma incidents www.minnedosatribune.com lance from another health fl ood. As a result of this BK-117s with bases located and urgent pediatric cases. care facility. agreement, the helicopter in Calgary, Edmonton and 2 Friday, June 10, 2011 Th e Minnedosa Tribune Future of Healthy Active Minnedosa uncertain

members were teachers program called Healthy off ered over the last year, and meetings take place Together Now (although including the Active Teen at TCS, HAM board mem- the group would prob- Sponsorship, After School bers want to stress that it is ably continue operation as Munchies, Grocery Store not a school or TCS group, HAM). With this program, Tour, Bike Safety Rodeo, but a group aimed at meet- HAM would be required to Blue Light Project, and ing the needs of the en- address four areas: tobac- Skating Oval followed, tire community. Indeed, co reduction and staying along with discussion of HAM has helped several tobacco free, active life- regarding which programs residents in all age groups styles, healthy eating and were considered most im- (children, teens, adults mental well-being. portant to our community. and seniors) and the pro- Th e dilemma fac- “We did decide that grams have been 90% suc- ing board members and there was defi nitely in- cessful. concerned citizens now terest in carrying on, but Board members re- is meeting the new crite- we will be downsizing to cently received a letter ria and fi guring out what about half of what we’ve from Joceyln Dowden, the programs HAM can con- done in the last couple Photo by Amanda Boyd ARHA liaison for CDPI, tinue to off er on a reduced of years,” stated HAM Fa- Community members meet to discuss the future of Healthy Active informing the group that budget of $5,000 for three cilitator, Kathy Tomlinson. HAM’s fi ve-year program years. Th e fi nal decision Th e group must obtain Minnedosa at its AGM Monday evening, June 6th. has reached its end and must be made and the more support from the if the group chooses to proper documents submit- community. Th is support By AMANDA BOYD history of HAM, which bacco reduction, HAM continue being funded by ted no later than June 24th; would come in the form began as a fi ve-year pilot has addressed all these the government it must putting HAM board mem- of brief letters from willing uring its Annual Gen- program through Chronic areas through their con- review and meet specifi c bers in a tight crunch. partners and community Deral Meeting Monday Disease Prevention Initia- tinued programs. Th e fi rst criteria of the new national A review of programs commitments to in-kind evening, June 6th, nine tive (CDPI). Th e ARHA initiative for HAM was or other contributions to community members had invited anyone in the the healthy canteen at the projects. Th ese let- met at TCS to discuss the community with a vest- TCS. “Th e thought was we ters must be submitted by Shed entered, June 24th. “If we cannot future of Healthy Active ed interest in preventing would work from a captive Minnedosa (HAM). Th e chronic disease to attend audience, the kids were acquire these commit- emergency meeting was a preliminary meeting and already there, and we’d ments by this date we will called due to changing this meeting was attended off er them healthy food,” not receive funding and gas stolen we will be unable to con- program criteria within the by 20-30 community mem- Nylen explained. Funded tinue,” Tomlinson said. government and the fact bers. Th e result was that primarily through grants amiota RCMP and Manitoba Crime Stoppers are that these changes must Minnedosa would be the and the ARHA, HAM has “Th ese changes have come Hasking for the public’s assistance in solving a recent to us with very little notice be made quickly if HAM is headquarters of the pro- partnered with many dif- break, enter and theft in the R.M. of Park. Sometime in to retain its government- gram and the board would ferent community groups and have caught us a little the early morning hours of Wednesday, June 1st, a per- off guard. However, we do funded status. advertise for a facilitator. over the years including son or persons entered a shed on a property in the R.M. To begin the meeting, Mandated by CDPI the TCS Parent Advisory have some ideas as to how and stole a quantity of gasoline. Th e shed was again en- to approach this and are co-chairwoman, Jackie to address activity levels, Council (PAC). While sev- tered with more gasoline accessed on Saturday, June 4th. Nylen, provided a brief nutrition levels, and to- eral of the original board hopeful. In the past we Th ese events are believed to be related. have received many in- If anyone has any information regarding these kind contributions from events, please contact the Hamiot RCMP at (204) 764- the community; it’s just a 2732, Shoal Lake RCMP at (204) 759-2390 or Manitoba matter of getting them to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS). “match” what is required 3DUNZRRG$XWR/WG for the applications.” Th e HAM board would like to stress that it is open to any (ULFNVRQ0% Look What’s Cookin’ new members, partners or contributions and would 'RGJH'DNRWD6;7&UHZ[ value any and all support &KHY,PSDOD/7 For Father’s Day &KHY7UDYHUVH/6):' from residents of all ages. &KHY,PSDOD/6 &KHY7UDLOEOD]HU[/7 %XLFN/XFHUQH&; *0&7RQ:7(;7[ &KHY0DOLEX/7&\O *0&6/(7RQ(;7:+/ /HWXVFDWHUWR If your label reads %XLFN$OOXUH&;/65 *0&7RQ6/((;7[ 'DGRQKLV &KHY,PSDOD/6 3RQWLDF0RQWDQD69(;7 6SHFLDOGD\ZLWK 11/06/30 %XLFN$OOXUH&;/ *0&(QYR\;/6/7 DPHDOKH¶OOORYH &KU\VOHU1HRQ/( &KHY6LOYHUDGR/7(;7[ Your subscription -81( is due &KHY,PSDOD *0&&UHZ&DE[-XVW,Q SPWRSP %XLFN/H6DEUH/7' &KHY7UDLOEOD]HU/6 5RDVW7XUNH\ +DP Call (204) %XLFN/H6DEUH/7' &KHY7RQ5HJ&DE:KO-XVW,Q 'UHVVLQJ9HJHWDEOHV 867-3816 %XLFN/H6DEUH/7' 3RQWLDF0RQWDQD(;7 3HURJLHV3RWDWRHV to renew 6DWXUGD\ *0&6RQRPD6/6&UHZ[ &DS 'HVVHUW&RIIHH -XLFH *0&6/(7RQ(;7[ (QMR\%%4HG5LEV 'RGJH5HJ&DE967'$LU DW8QFOH7RP¶V Jay-Bee Tours *0&6DIDUL6/79DQ$:' Spirit Lake Casino *0&7RQ6/((;7:+/ 8QFOH7RP¶V June 26th - June 28th, 2011 Pick up Minnedosa $139.00 P/P (d/o) Dealer Permit #1265 Shopping Email:[email protected] 5HVWDXUDQW Call Frank at 1-877-542-4923 6DOHV6HUYLFH 3DUWV 723&21',7,21('6$)(7,('&$56758&.69$16 689·6 Skydancer Casino July 10th - July 12th, 2011 /RFDWHGRQ+LJKZD\ Pick up Minnedosa )LQDQFLQJDYDLODEOH $125.00 P/P (d/o) ([WHQGHG*033:DUUDQW\5HSDLU )RU7DNH2XW&DOO Shopping $XWRSDF*ODVV5HSDLU Call Frank at 1-877-542-4923 Th e Minnedosa Tribune Friday, June 10, 2011 3

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Darryl A. Holyk - Publisher & Editor- [email protected] A pointless act of mischief By DARRYL HOLYK and visitors throughout the summer. Th ese same Around volunteers were thankfully not beaten down by this s I drove down Main Street Sunday morning and mischief and stepped right back up to the plate giving Anoticed the 12 new large plant containers all tipped even more of their precious time Sunday afternoon to over, a small part of me hoped that a huge, strong gust clean up the childish mess left behind from someone’s of wind had been the culprit, but I knew better. Th is prank. Additional volunteers pitched in to help right By was another intentional act of mischief carried out by this wrong and used tires were generously donated by Town some extremely small-minded people who had noth- the local tire shop to provide sturdy bottoms to these Darryl ing better to do. new planters. A huge thank you is most deserving to Holyk While many in our community continue to say these volunteers and community minded citizens who they would like to see more fl owers and plants to beau- take great pride in trying to beautify our town. Please Parade deadline... tify the community during the summer months, there know that your eff orts are truly appreciated by many. If you have not yet registered but are planning to have also appears to be someone or a group of people who To the person(s) responsible for this act of stu- a fl oat, vehicle, animal or other attraction in the July 9th seem to have something against plants and community pidity against our hard-working volunteers and com- parade, please let the organizers know so that a spot in the beautifi cation. Sadly, this is not the fi rst time that anti- munity beautifi cation, it would be interesting to hear line-up can be saved for you. Entries are currently being beautifi cation bandits have been active in Minnedosa. your reason for turning over these planters and pulling accepted at Minnedosa Credit Union, Box 459, Minnedo- A number of years ago, the heavy concrete Main Street fl owers from others. Do you get some warped satisfac- sa, MB, R0J 1E0. Th e deadline for parade entries is Th urs- planters were tipped over just hours before Commu- tion from committing such mischief and creating more day, June 30th. nities in Bloom judges were to arrive to evaluate our work and added expense for others? I would encour- community for competition. Over the past few years, age you to try using your free time and energy to do a number of the community planters and private resi- something good for the community. When you volun- Run 4NF... dences have been targeted and had fl owers and plants teer in a positive way you feel a sense of citizenship and Th e sixth annual Run 4NF takes place tomorrow (Sat- removed, destroyed or stolen. Th is act has also just re- pride that is not able to be described in words. One urday) starting at the beach pavilion on the east shore of cently reared its ugly head when someone felt the need fi nal word to those who are responsible, I hope the se- Minnedosa Lake. Th e 5km and 10 km runs are scheduled to pull and remove some of the freshly planted daisies curity cameras at the Credit Union captured some nice to begin at 10 a.m. Th is run usually raises about $5,000 in from a planter near Tanner’s Park. clear images of you in action! pledges and donations. Th e money raised is used to cover Residents of our community take time out of their Although this past weekend’s act of mischief has expenses related to the continuation of the Manitoba Neu- busy personal schedules to voluntarily plant fl owers, been reported to police, if anyone has any information rofi bromatosis Support Group, MBNF. which have to be purchased and can be a sizable ex- or know who may be responsible, please contact the pense, so that the community looks great for residents RCMP at (204) 867-2916. Chamber BBQ... Th e Minnedosa Chamber of Commerce will hold its sixth annual Ag Appreciation BBQ “under the big top” in the Heritage Co-op Foodmarket parking lot Wednesday. Pic of the week... Th is event is held in support of a scholarship at MCI for students pursuing an agriculture career after graduation. For the fi rst three years, the Chamber presented two $500 his photo of a coff ee break at the Bus Depot, scholarships; this was increased to two $750 scholarships Tcurrently Main Street Cafe, in 1962 shows in 2009. Th is year, due to the continued generous support some of Minnedosa’s prominent businessmen of the BBQ, the Chamber will be presenting two $1,000 of the time. scholarships bringing the grand total given back to local Pictured (L-R) are Bob Stephenson; who students to $8,000. ran Stephenson’s Service Station (located where Heritage Co-op Foodmarket is today), Gerry McMillan of Mr. McMillan’s Dry Goods BISON CONCERNS... (John’s Tax Service), Wallace Taylor of the Tay- It’s great to know that there are citizens in this commu- lor Building (Sims Law Offi ce) and Jack Ruther- nity concerned for the well being of our bison. A concern ford of Rutherford’s Electric (Minnedosa Insur- about the bison being in the fl ooded waters of the com- ance Services). pound was reported to us Tuesday. We contacted the Town Mr. Taylor and Rutherford both passed and it was checked out immediately. Th ankfully the bison away the year after this photo was taken. were all fi ne and are quite strong swimmers. Th ey are being Th anks to Wallace’s son, Don Taylor, for monitored and enjoy going for a swim regularly. Th ey have bringing this photo in to share with our readers. since been moved back into the compound parking lot.

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We want to countries had post offi ces you look after your family fi x staffi ng problems, route with banking services that with an 18% wage cut. But update Union of Postal Workers hit the streets. Fourteen measurement and forced accounted for more than that’s exactly what the cor- years ago, we put our jobs, overtime problems, deliv- 20% of the total revenue. A poration is expecting new Dear Editor, our homes, our families ery method problems, and postal bank existed in this employees to do. Th eir in- and our bodies on the line. health and safety issues. country from 1867 to1969 sistence on this and oth- he Minnedosa Heritage Inc. committee (Station Now, we’re doing it again, We have off ered to ad- as a trusted alternative to er rollbacks forces us to Tcommittee) met last Tuesday and have asked me to not only for the people we dress Canada Post’s con- the big commercial banks. strike. update your readers on the C.P.R. station project. Since work with, but also for the cerns with our proposals In the wake of the fi nancial We know that going on the inception of the committee, we have completed a people who will be work- but they are only interest- crisis, never has such an strike takes our fi ght to the new shake/shingle roof, new facia and soffi ting. As well, ing at Canada Post in the ed in their own demands alternative been more rel- public even though we are all new windows have been installed making the exterior future. for concessions. Negotia- evant. not fi ghting the public. As of the building water proof. In addition, the installation We are proud to be an tions are supposed to be With innovative ideas postal workers who care of a de-humidifi er has been completed. Last summer, organization of workers about give and take. Postal like this, Canada Post could deeply about what we do, work began on the Railroad Park located on the north that fi ghts hard to improve workers want to negotiate continue to be a profi table, it’s an upsetting prospect side of the building on the former Beddome property. the working conditions of but when the other side is eff ective corporation that to be facing angry people, Some initial landscaping was done, the rail maintenance its members. As such, we taking instead of talking, meets its universal service including customers we equipment from the Main Street Park has been relocated make no apologies for re- we are forced to use our obligation and the needs have known and served and installed and the park seeded to grass. fusing unreasonable con- legal right to strike in the of the public. It doesn’t for years. But we also know Th is summer our plans include replacing the cement cessions demanded of us hope that when we with- have to take the lazy way that we have support from pad on the west side of the building as a future display by a profi table company. draw our labour and picket out by squeezing its work- many people who un- area, further grooming of the park area and we expect While making 1.7 billion in our workplaces, the pres- ers instead of improving its derstand that sometimes work to begin on the fencing along the street as well as profi ts for 15 years, Can- sure will compel Canada services. Unfortunately, it’s workers have to strike to a brick gate. Th e brick is matching to the original brick ada Post has kept one of Post to negotiate. choosing to take advantage fi ght for an important prin- on the station building and was obtained from Binscarth the lowest standard post- Going on strike is no of the recession to demand ciple like decent jobs. when their station was demolished last spring. age rates in the industrial- joke. It’s not a decision we workers pay for its projec- We feel confi dent that Currently the committee has in excess of $33,000 ized world. Canada Post are making lightly and we tions of future decline in- many people will under- in cash in the bank which consists of monies donated has also contributed $1.2 wouldn’t be making it at all stead of working with us stand why we have to strike by station patrons as well as sales of the railroad history billion to the federal gov- if our employer weren’t so to fi nd solutions. Canada in order to get Canada Post book. Th ose funds continue to be used for the various ernment in dividends and determined to aggressively Post may be buying bil- to negotiate seriously. projects around the exterior of the building and we antic- income taxes over the last cut labour costs. We’ve lions of dollars worth of We especially hope that ipate that a good portion will be retained for the interior 15 years. Some members told Canada Post there new technologies but its the young workers whose renovations, once they begin. of the public have the mis- are alternatives to strip- labour relations practices wages and benefi ts we are Th e committee notes that vandalism is once again on taken idea that their taxes ping all workers of their date back to the days of struggling to preserve will the rise with the three pieces of equipment on display in are paying for our wages. sick plan and new work- disco. honour this fi ght down the the park being moved around the yard as well as a couple Th e truth is that we do not ers of their wages. Other What management is road and resist future roll- of broken windows. We ask those passing by the property cost the public money. postal administrations are proposing rolls our wages backs just as fi ercely as we to keep a vigilant eye out for any vandalism taking place By keeping Canada Post rising to the challenge of and benefi ts back to the do now. and report such incidents to the police. profi table, our hard work declining mail volumes twentieth century even Th e committee is always interested in welcoming actually saves the public instead of stooping to at- though the cost of living Denis Lemelin, new members and anyone wishing to come and lend a money. CUPW has tried tack their workers. For ex- in the twenty-fi rst cen- hand on any of our projects or become a member of our tury keeps on rising and National President and committee is welcome to join. 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He’s fast and he n a May 24th meeting to mand due to economic de- that keeps up with real and on farm properties by 14-year-old Kyle Wa- always works hard in the Ireview the recent reas- velopment in the Neepawa estate market will mean 4.4%. Although all other hoski was drafted to the corners. Sometimes it’s sessment and 2012 tax im- area and province-wide assessments are more pre- property classes (apart- Neepawa Natives last Sun- tough being a slight young plications for Minnedosa, increases in the value of dictable and easier to un- ments, commercial, etc.) day, June 5th after per- man in a rough game, but assessors outlined that the farmland,” stated MAFRI derstand for property own- also saw an increase in forming well at a hockey Wahoski says the payoff s Town’s total assessment Communications Coordi- ers. Th e new assessments assessment, the increase camp in Neepawa last are tremendous. “It’s not increased by 15%. Th is nator, Diane Coble-Kend- will be used to calculate wasn’t as great as for single month. “It feels pretty always the easiest to gain amount is slightly above all. “Residential property 2012 property taxes; how- family residential and farm good,” Wahoski exclaimed. weight and the training the provincial average of is in short supply due to de- ever assessment increases so taxes on these proper- “I’m pretty excited about can be pretty hard too but 13% and refl ects strong velopment in the Neepawa don’t necessarily mean tax ties decreased. Off setting the whole experience.” it’s worth it if you’re willing market value increases area and farmland increas- increases. these increases, the gov- Th e MCI Grade 9 stu- to try hard.” for single family residen- es are refl ected in sales.” Taxes increase only ernment also increased dent has been playing In the next week Wa- tial properties and farm Th e 2012 reassess- when a property’s assess- the Education Property hockey since he was six or hoski and his teammates properties. Single family ment was updated to re- ment increases more than Tax Credit to $800 and seven years old and prior will be meeting with head residences have increased fl ect April 1st, 2010 market the average within the mu- the Farmland School Tax to the draft played as a coach, Bryant Perrier, and in value 24.5% and farm values and was initiated by nicipality or school divi- Rebate to 80% in 2011 so Centre for the Minnedosa while he’s excited to be properties have increased provincial legislation that sion. Due to reassessment, overall property taxes will Bantam Bombers. Cen- playing for the Natives, 19.2%. would see assessments municipal and school tax- be reduced. tre is a diffi cult position he’s already looking ahead. to hold as it demands the “Next year I may try out for player be all over the place, the Yellowhead Chiefs.” Clean all vegetables SUBMITTED

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By AMANDA BOYD

uesday night’s heavy Trainfalls resulted in fl ash-fl ooding in areas south of town. Several residents were reporting 2 to 2.5 inches of rain and this sudden deluge of pre- cipitation overwhelmed the system. Town Pub- lic Works foreman, Kevin Marcino, reported that all of the Town’s sewage and Photo by Darryl Holyk water systems are running at full capacity and there Much of Tanner’s Park, have been some issues as far east as the Rick of backfl ow in areas that Everett Memorial have not had this problem Stage (at left), is before. Town crews con- underwater as the tinue to monitor stations Photo by Kathleen Ledwith upstream and reports are Little Saskatchewan those levels are still drop- River rises close to A kayak enthusiast makes the best of a soggy situation by kayaking ping. Th e lake is also be- the bottom of the Main in the drainage ditch near the Legion Gardens Wednesday. ing monitored and if need Street Bridge (above). be water may be released once more.

Photo by Darryl Holyk Water is pumped from a ditch at the corner of 2nd Street and 4th Street N.E.

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By DOREEN TROTT peg, daughter of Sean and watched Justin McKinnon ents Don and Margaret and Annie, Sarah-Jeanne placed second nationwide Karla McManus. and the rest of his team ad- Northam. Judy Olson par- and Elizabeth MacDonald at the National Bowling liff , Muriel and Allan Congratulations to the vance to their honour. ticipated in the Walk for in Brandon. Don and his Meet in Toronto. Th ere CMcManus attended Minnedosa rugby team, Ken and Irene Phillips the Cure in Brandon on family are relocating to were over 30 teams in the a surprise 60th Birthday who won the silver medal of Brandon visited on Sun- Saturday. Worthy event Ottawa on July 1st. Best of competition. Party in honour of Bob Mc- at a rugby tournament in day with Jim and Nancy Judy! luck and all happiness to Th e beef supper at Manus in Brandon. Th ey Winnipeg last weekend. Greer. Donna, John, Louise Don and Annie and family. Basswood Sunday evening made the acquaintance Proud grandparents Rixon Abbey, Summer and MacDonald and family at- Congratulations to proved a great success. of their new great-grand- and Jane McKinnon were Jorja Olson spent the tended the farewell bar- Jamie Wade and the rest daughter, Mabel, of Winni- cheering spectators as they weekend with grandpar- beque at the home of Don of his bowling team who

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At left, Dwight (DC) Boyd, an avid Harley season with a win Davidson motorcyclist, dyed his goatee pink last Friday in honour of his wife Michelle, who is currently battling breast cancer. Th e couple took part in the tenth annual Breast Cancer Pledge Ride in Winnipeg last Sunday, June 5th.

By AMANDA BOYD cause, DC had his goatee dyed pink as well. vid Harley Davidson Together with 16 Amotorcyclist Dwight friends on 10 bikes, DC (DC) Boyd has raised over and Michelle helped to $2,000 in support of the raise $14,000 during the Breast Cancer Pledge Ride, Pledge Ride on Sunday. A which took place in Winni- total of 650 people regis- peg Sunday, June 5th. DC tered to ride 550 bikes and has a very special reason travelled from Assiniboia Photo by Darryl Holyk for supporting this rally; Downs to Stonewall, Win- his wife, Michelle, was di- nipeg Beach, Oak Bank, By DARRYL HOLYK agnosed with breast can- and back Sunday morn- cer in January and following. Th e event raised ap- he Minnedosa Mavericks have been battling the ing surgery has begun the proximately $80,000; an Tweather this season. To date, they have only been long litany of chemother- increase of $16,000 over able to play two of their fi ve scheduled games as three apy treatments necessary last year’s $64,000, and the have been cancelled due to rain. to regain her health. One top male fundraiser was Th e team fi nally got to play its fi rst game last Friday of the side-eff ects of che- Brent Burton, originally at the home fi eld when they took on the Neepawa Cubs. motherapy is hair loss and, of Franklin, who raised Despite a brief rain shower, that sent players and spec- not wanting to draw out over $3,000. Th is year’s tators running for cover, the game resumed after a short the experience, Michelle numbers bring the com- delay. In the end, our hometown boys defeated the Cubs opted to have her head bined ten year total to over 6-3. shaved two days before the $410,000 that the Pledge Monday night, the Mavericks travelled to Portage la Pledge Ride by her niece, Ride has been able to do- Prairie where they beat the Portage Padres 11-2. Anita Boyd at enJoy Salon. nate back to fi ghting breast Th e Mavericks are scheduled to play the Ste. Rose In honour of his wife, and cancer in Manitoba. Brewers tonight at the fairgrounds. Photo by Amanda Boyd to show his support for the

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Photo by Amanda Boyd Volunteers Pam Lewis, Terry Nylen and Jeannie Perkins work to repair the deer scare in the Ishii Garden last Monday. Image submitted Th e Ishii Garden features six points of interest that will be identifi ed and By AMANDA BOYD is made of water and bam- the board. explained on an orientation board at the garden entrance. Th is board is boo and these animal-de- Minnedosa and Ishii funded primarily through a grant from Th e Minnedosa Foundation. f you are from Minnedo- terrent structures are very became offi cial sister cit- sa’s sister city, Ishii, Ja- common in Japanese Gar- ies in October, 1996 and I year it was a real delight week volunteers begin place for residents and pan, you know what a shi- dens. Also featured in the cultural adult and youth to come in this spring and regular maintenance of the visitors to come and enjoy shi odoshi is and why it is garden are a sodi gaki, a exchanges between the see everything growing garden; ensuring that it re- the beauty and serenity of important to have a chozu- lattice bamboo fence usu- two communities have and fi lling in nicely.” Th is mains a pleasant, tranquil a traditional Japanese Gar- backi in your garden. If you ally located beside a build- been ongoing over the aren’t Japanese, however, ing or wall to create a divi- years. Initiated in 2007 as some of these terms may sion or screen, and a kusari a “Bridge of Friendship in have you wondering what doi (rain chain); a decora- Minnedosa,” the Ishii Gar- they are and what purpose tive Japanese rain gutter den is located on the north they serve. To help visitors that provides a fountain- side of the Minnedosa Re- better understand and ap- like eff ect. gional Library and is open preciate all aspects of the Th e orientation board May to September. 0LQQHGRVD&KDPEHU Minnedosa-Ishii Japanese is being purchased from Last week board mem- Garden, the board has Rapid City Memorials bers began their general commissioned an orienta- through a $1,335 grant spring cleanup consist- RI&RPPHUFH tion board to point out and from Th e Minnedosa ing of weeding, fertilizing, explain various elements. Foundation. Shannon and pruning. “Th is year A chozubacki allows Baxter, one of the original the garden looks so much WK$QQXDO visitors to customarily university landscape ar- better than it did last year,” Ag Appreciation B.B.Q wash their hands and face chitectural students who stated Jeannie Perkins. before entering a Japa- came and designed the “We had such a rough win- Wednesday, June 15th nese Garden which would garden in 2007, has been ter in 09-10, and we lost ‘wash away’ your cares asked to sketch plans for quite a few plants. Th is 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. and allow you to enjoy the tranquility of the garden. A in the Zen garden is a static garden surrounded by a bam- Heritage Co-op Food Market boo fence. Th e Friendship Rock was a gift from the Parking Lot Ishii International Com- mittee for the garden’s 6SRQVRUHG%\ dedication, July 6th, 2008. Leanne Rowat, MLA CKLQ/Star FM A shishi odoshi (deer scare) Minnedosa Pharmacy Minnedosa Credit Union Minnedosa Insurance Heritage Co-op The Pepsi Beverage Company R.M. of Odanah TRIBUNE Minnedosa Tribune R.M. of Minto Town of Minnedosa Integra Tire PRINTING John’s Tax Service Minnagro Husky Sims & Co. RBC Royal Bank Parkline Automotive For all your BDO Canada LLP Alexander Jackson Law Oﬃ ce Schimmel’s Olde Style Bakery Judy Boyd printing needs Investors Group Neil & Roberta Galbraith 867-3816 12 Friday, June 10, 2011 Th e Minnedosa Tribune Ag report...Seeding by air By ELMER KASKIW temperatures that allows amounts of nitrogen gas Th e 90 + mm of rain more light rain until the weed growth and utilize the seed to germinate and off as ammonia gas. last week has left the plant reaches the three to some of the excess mois- his past week has become established. Har- Distribution can be majority of the oilseeds fi ve leaf stage. At this point ture. Cover crop options Tbrought new meaning rowing or incorporation is also be somewhat variable planted prior to the rain its root system will be suffi - should include whenever to the word air seeding as usually recommended and and is diffi cult to visual- experiencing crusting and ciently established to help possible a legume such as producers literally turned is particularly necessary ize due to the relatively compaction problems. Th e aerate the soil and tap into fi eld peas to fi x nitrogen to the air and seeding by under high residue situ- low seeding rate and level majority of these acres had fertilizer bands. and some type of annual plane to complete a por- ations where seed to soil of residue in the fi elds. already been seeded under grass or cereal crop which tion of their canola plant- contact is minimal. Under Typically seeding by air wet conditions resulting Cover Crop Options in this area will likely in- ing. Experience with cano- low residue situations in- would have seeding rates in increased compaction. clude barley, oats or per- la seeding by air has had corporation has little in- increased by 25-30% how- Th e excess rain provided Th e excess moisture haps millet. Feed supplies mixed results due in large fl uence on establishment ever the increased cost of even further compaction to date has some fi elds are likely to be once again part to the reliance on the with the critical factor be- seed and the higher risk leaving a hard crust which destined to go unseeded limited by the lack of na- weather to ensure germi- ing once again moisture af- in getting the crop estab- is now hampering oilseed prior to the Crop Insur- tive hay locally and the nation and establishment. ter seeding. Incorporation lished is making higher emergence especially if ance deadlines. Rather fl ooded or severely dam- Th e key to establishment does become more critical seeding rates uneconomi- seed placement was be- then leaving these fi elds in aged tame forage acres with seeding by air or for if urea is being broadcast. cal. low an inch. Ironically the fallow situations produc- throughout much of the that matter any type of Broadcast urea on a moist only solution to mellow- ers should consider a cov- rest of the province. broadcast seeding is a con- soil surface accompanied Compaction and ing this crusted topsoil is er crop which will reduce tinuation of light and fre- by warm windy condi- Crusting Issues quent showers and warm tions could see signifi cant SANDY LAKE NEWS Have a news tip or story NEWDALE NEWS By DIANE BACHEWICH Best wishes to Neil Th e town wide yard and Debbie Nooden who sales on Saturday were a eepest sympathy to opened a new business in big hit with lots of folks idea? By NEWDALE RAVEN’S ries and we will keep Caro- GLEN WI Dthe Zackary family on the former Didyk and Ma- browsing around and even lyn and his family in our the passing of Ed Zackary luk store. It’s called “Sub- Mother Nature cooperated thoughts. age 86 of Olds, AB. Ed and Th ing Diff erent.” Th eir with the weather. Give us a e were shocked to Eileen Bradley and his wife Kathe and their specialty is submarine Th e Drop-in Centre Whear of the farm ac- Helen Caird drove to Leth- two daughters once lived sandwiches, meats, etc. was bussing with birth- call! cident that happened last bridge on Tuesday to have in Sandy Lake. Th e Sandy Lake Le- day parties this past week. 867-3816 week to John Nickel of Sol- a quick visit with Kim- Sympathy is extended gion Ladies Auxiliary held Best wishes to Margaret sgirth. He was rushed to berly Dalgarno and then to Peter and Muriel Sol- their yearly wind-up BBQ Dmytriw, Anne Kiliwnik Brandon Hospital and is drove into Calgary to meet onyczny and the Citulski at the Drop-in Centre on and Phinnette Kristalov- in very serious condition. Helen’s daughter Mary at family on the passing of Tuesday evening. ich who treated everyone The John is married to Caro- the plane. We also off er Muriel’s brother-in-law Sadie Rystephanuk to coff ee, cake, ice-cream lyn (Lee) and they farm congratulations to grand- Ernie Citulski, 76 of York- enjoyed having her chil- and goodies. Minnedosa there with John’s brother parents, Helen and David ton, SK. Funeral service dren all home for a week. Ida and Olga An- Jim. 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In he Minnedosa UCT the game. the 12 and Over categtory, Thosted its annual Ju- Following the tourna- Jamie Gibbons won 1st nior Golf Tournament at ment, certifi cates and priz- place (gold), Richie Pret- the Minnedosa Golf Club es were awarded to each tie won 2nd place (silver), after school last Friday, player. Results for the 11 and Landon McMillan June 3rd. Eleven youth and Under category were: won 3rd place (bronze). participated and while the 1st place Jayden Morrice Adult spotters for the event front nine were still too wet (gold), 2nd place Matthew were Merv Robinson, to play, all the juniors had Kowal (silver), 3rd place Garry MacDowall, Duane a great time trying their Garry Gibbons (bronze), LaCoste, Jeff Malfait, and skill on the back nine. For 4th place Curtis Madden, Neil Cameron. many, last Friday’s golf 5th place tie Josh Kingdon tournament was their fi rst and Aleah Morrice, 6th Chancellors win silver at high

Photo by Amanda Boyd school rugby provincials UCT Junior Golfers (L-R) Faith Clarke, Nathan Dorn, Aleah Morrice, Jayden Morrice, Richie Prettie, Curtis Madden, Matthew Kowal, Landon By AMANDA BOYD Roche said the experience team, comprised of mostly was very emotional. “Th at Grade 11 students. “We’re McMillan, Josh Kingdon, Jamie Gibbons and Garry Gibbons. he Minnedosa Chan- was a surreal, odd feeling going to have to do some Tcellors boys’ rugby for me. It wasn’t easy to adjusting but these guys team wrapped up their deal with, I think it took are well-versed in what season in Winnipeg last a chunk of my soul,” he they’ve got to do so it’s Saturday, June 4th, win- joked. just a matter of stepping ning silver at the provin- During the semi-fi nals up to the plate and seeing cial high school rugby on Friday, the Chancellors what the younger guys will championship. Th e Chan- beat the St. Paul’s Crusad- bring.” cellors lost the gold medal ers 19-12. “Th ey had beat- 2011 marks 14 years of game to the St. John’s Ra- en us in two previous fi nals rugby in Minnedosa and venscourt Eagles, 17-14. in ’99 and 2000 so that was Roche is pleased that the Trys during the game were a nice bonus for us,” said sport has grown to the lev- scored by Brady Ingenmey Roche. el of skill and community and Jason Galbraith, and Tomorrow (Saturday, involvement that it has. Sam Ross made two con- June 11th), seven boys “Th e nice thing about this versions. from the Chancellors team whole thing is we’ve got a “It was a very, very will be participating in senior mens’ team that’s close game,” remarked the MHSR All-Star Game a club of 30+ friends,” he Chancellors coach, Gavin in Brandon; Brady In- said. “We’re affi liated with Roche. “We were leading genmey, Jason Galbraith, the Barbarians but it’s pre- with eight minutes to go. Dana Burgess, Th omas dominantly Minnedosa Th ose boys left everything Parish, Mike McKenzie, guys on the division two on that fi eld. Th ere were Sam Ross, and Gordie team and they’ve kept no regrets. It was a very Ross. “To me they’re all playing over the years. You clean, hard game between stars,” said Roche. “Th ose get to meet new people two really competitive guys deserve it.” and I’m just happy it’s tak- teams, and we just came a As for next year, Roche en off . It’s a good thing.” 11062gg06 bit short.” is looking forward to new Roche’s son, Th omas, challenges and successes plays for the Eagles and with a slightly younger

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At left, 90-year-old school. Th e wheel of the o v e r.” Harry Jackson views a wagon went right across On July 14th, 1941 recent copy of Th e her stomach, but luckily Harry joined the Royal Ca- it did not cause too much nadian Air Force and was Minnedosa Tribune. harm and she survived. sent to Toronto then on to By KATHLEEN LEDWITH Th e winters were quite Hagersville, Ontario where harsh back then, with he worked on aircraft elec- arry Jackson was born snowdrifts as high as the trical for over two years. Hin 1921 in the Em- top of the telephone wires. During this time he pire district, fi fteen miles “It was not unusual to have met and married Eunice northeast of Minnedosa. anything from 35 or 40 be- Childs from Winnipeg. “We Harry went to the lo- low weather in the winter. were married 49 years and cal school along with his Wood-burning stoves were nine months, three months brother and sister. It was the common method of short of 50 years,” says Har- a one-room schoolhouse cooking and also keeping ry. with approximately 35 the house warm. “As you After Harry got out of students. “We travelled to can imagine it got pretty the Air Force in 1949 he school in the wintertime chilly when the fi re went moved back to Minnedosa with a team of horses and out,” said Harry. and worked for CPR and sleigh, in the summertime Harry also remembers Agristeel. “I worked for Photo submitted by wagon and horses,” re- the house being so cold at Minn-Toba Industries, a Harry as a young boy night that often the pail of fi rm that manufactured calls Harry. growing up in the He remembers his sis- water would be frozen sol- farm machinery for 24 Empire District. ter falling out of the wagon id. years and retired in 1986,” Photo by Kathleen Ledwith one day while travelling to “My dad and I would said Harry. “I may have a few regrets travel twenty miles with a Today Harry reisides but I don’t dwell on them I doubled-up sleigh to pick at Town View Manor and think about how lucky I am up timber out of the bush to recently celebrated his 90th and what a great life I have burn on the fi re. We would birthday. had. I also have a lot of great have a loaf of bread with Looking back on life friends who visit with me us to eat and have to cut it of nine decades Harry says and make sure I am okay.” with the axe because it was frozen solid, that’s what we called the good old days, FRANKLIN NEWS we were happy and we survived,” said Harry with a big By BERYL PARROTT smile. As a young man, Harry (Intended for a previous week) spent his days working with lady by the name of Marie Lauthier came walking into a tractor on the farm from AFranklin on May 11th, 2011 and stopped at the Frank- 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. for $1.00 a lin Hall looking for ‘Family History.’ Unable to speak, she day. “We would come to and us communicated by written word. She seemed to Minnedosa with 25 cents have her worldly possessions ‘in tow.’ A few of us ladies and think we had the world were working at the hall at the time. by the tail,” remembers Sympathy is extended to Harvey and Linda Fleger and Harry. “We would go see a family on the death of Linda’s brother-in-law, sister Elda show and have money left (Scott)’s husband Harvey.

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HELP WANTED TENDERS IN MEMORIAM

Help Wanted – Minne- In Loving Memory of In Memory In loving memory of dosa Pharmacy is looking for )256$/(%<7(1'(5 Carolyn Graham Paul Melcosky Ryann Glenda Bohn, casual clerk/cashier, position who passed away February 15, 1918 – who was stillborn available immediately. If in- June 13, 2007. April 4, 1998 June 12th, 2010. terested contact Wayne at 3$5&(/ 6( :30 DFUHV Mary Melcosky Minnedosa Pharmacy at 867- DSSUR[LPDWHO\FXOWLYDWHGDFUHV We sat beside your bedside March 22, 1923 – Everyday in some small way, 2071 or drop off resume at Our hearts were crushed June 15, 2009 Th oughts of you come business. 13-2 3$5&(/ 6: :30 DFUHV and sore our way, DSSUR[LPDWHO\FXOWLYDWHGDFUHV We did our best to the end So many things have Th ough absent, you are ‘til we could do no more. happened always near, PERSONALS 3$5&(/ 1( :30 DFUHV In tears we watched Since you were called away. Still missed, loved, DSSUR[LPDWHO\ FXOWLYDWHG DFUHV LQFOXGLQJ 6HYHQ you sinking So many things to share always dear. :HVWHHO%LQV7ZR:HVWHHO%LQV We watched you fade away with you And though our hearts Had you been left to stay. Forever in our hearts, 3$5&(/ 6( :30 DFUHV were breaking Every day in some small way Grandpa and Grandma DSSUR[LPDWHO\FXOWLYDWHGDFUHV We knew you could not stay. Memories of you come Currie, Auntie Shawna & You left behind some our way. Uncle Justin, Uncle Brad & 3$5&(/ 1: :30 DFUHV aching hearts Th ough absent you are Auntie Katie and cousins Lila, DSSUR[LPDWHO\FXOWLYDWHGDFUHV Th at loved you most sincere ever near Élyse and Gigi. x We never shall and never will Still missed, loved and 3$5&(/ 6( :30 DFUHV Forget you Carolyn dear. always dear. DSSUR[LPDWHO\FXOWLYDWHGDFUHV DAYCARE Sadly missed and forever Love Jean, Dianne, Gary, +LJKHVWRUDQ\WHQGHUQRWQHFFHVVDULO\DFFHSWHG loved. Linda and families. x Private Home Daycare FURS\HDUDOUHDG\UHQWHG Bob, Ryan & Jennifer. x has 2 spots open Age 4 and &ORVLQJGDWHIRUVDOHWREH2FWREHU up, part-time available, can 0DLO7HQGHUVWR start immediately. Call Kris- &/$8'($1'*$,//$)(55,(5( ten 761-7762 for more infor- 55 mation. 14-2x 0,11('26$0$1,72%$ 5-( 7HQGHUVPXVWEUUHFHLYHGE\-XQH PROPERTIES FOR SALE Written tenders for mow- ing Fairmount Cemetery and IN MEMORIAM School Cairn for the 2011 sea- PRAIRIEE MOUNTAIN Ph: 867-4657 son. Applicant to supply all Gwen Usick Fax: 867-2150 Independently Owned Realtor/Alternate Broker [email protected] equipment and fuel. Lowest or Ryann Glenda Bohn and Operated any tender not necessarily ac- June 12, 2010 - Born cepted. Send tenders to Kathy Sleeping Currah, Box 1354, Minnedosa, MB, R0J 1E0. Tenders close 12 It was so diffi cult to let you go noon June 17/11. x Th ough death’s left us no other choice We’re mourning the loss of CARD OF THANKS never seeing you again 6DQG\/DNH6DQG\ /D 0LQQHGRVD 0LQQHGRVD0L0LQQL GRVG Of never hearing your 5HWLUHPHQWRUVWDUWHUKRPH8SGDWHVHW HPHQWR VWD HUKRPH8SGD (QMR\WKHYLHZRIWKH1RUWKKLOOVIURPWKLV (QMR\WKHYLHZIURPWKLVEHGURRP(QM \WKHYLHZIURPWK V EHG RRP precious voice LQFOXGHZLULQJNLWFKHQEDWKURRPQFOXGH ZLULQQJ LWFKHHQEDWKURR EHGURRPEXQJDORZZLWKPDLQÀRRUEDWK XSJUDGHGVWRUH\KRPHRQORWVLQJUDGHG VWRU \KRPH RQORW +:7ODPLQDWHÀRRULQJZLQGRZV 5HQRVIURPFHLOLQJWRÀRRURQPDLQLQFOXGH 6:0LQQHGRVD+RPHIHDWXUHVGHFN IDFLDVRI¿WVLGLQJHWF/DUJHORWZLWK NLWFKHQFXSERDUGVFRXQWHUWRSEDFNVSODVK RULJLQDOKDUGZRRGODUJHZDONLQFORVHWLQ 7+$1.<28 It seems that in life there are VLQJOHJDUDJH DWWDFKHGVKHG EDWKGLQLQJURRPZLQGRZVGRRUVDQG PDVWHU7KHVSDFLRXV\DUGRIIHUVSOHQW\RI JUHHQKRXVHYHJJDUGHQ PXFKPRUH6LQJOHFDUJDUDJHFDUSRUWYHJ SULYDF\VXUURXQGHGE\VDVNDWRRQSOXP To the citizens of certain times DQGPXFKPRUH JDUGHQGHFNRQSULYDWHIHQFHG\DUG FUDEVDSSOHUKXEDUE&KHFNLWRXWWRGD\ Dauphin-Swan River- Which are more than 0/6 0/6 0/6 Marquette, for your “simply unfair” HELPING HOMES FIND FAMILIES AND FAMILIES FIND HOMES! When our hearts search out www.remax-prairiepp mountain-npwa.mb.com overwhelming support! for better answers I look forward to But cannot seem to fi nd representing this them there Constituency in the And such is the case at House of Commons for the your passing next four years! Rick Taylor 867-7551 Contemplating the briefness [email protected] Most Sincerely, of your life All the great things that you 5REHUW6RSXFN0HPEHURI3DUOLDPHQW could have done Onanole Constituency Office: (204) 848-7000 If only you’d been granted Dauphin Constituency Office: (204) 622-4659 the time Toll-free: 1-877-405-8946 Website: robertsopuck.ca It isn’t diffi cult to envision Th e family of Fred Bayes Th e Minnedosa UCT the possibilities 9HWHUDQV:D\6WUDWKFODLU %XLOGLQJ/RW UG$YH5DSLG&LW\ would like to thank his many would like to thank Deb 7KUHHEHGURRPFKDUDFWHUKRPHZLWK VTIWEHGURRPEXQJDORZDQDODUJH For look at what you’ve PRGHUQNLWFKHQ/RWVRIXSGDWHV 0LQQHGRVD ORWLQ5DSLG&LW\&KDUPLQJKRPHZLWK friends who off ered their kind Pritchard at the Minne- already done LQFOXGLQJZLQGRZVÀRRULQJSLHFH PXFKRIRULJLQDOZRRGZRUNDQGQLQHIRRW IWIURQWDJH[IW FHLOLQJV$SSOLDQFHVDQGKRWWXELQFOXGHG words of sympathy. Special dosa Golf Course for host- Th e diff erence you’ve made in EDWKRQPDLQSLHFHEDWKRQXSSHU ÀRRU¶[¶VLQJOHGHWDFKHGJDUDJH GHHS*UHDWORFDWLRQQHDU *RRGGRXEOHGHWDFKHGJDUDJH$JRRG thanks to Pastor Craig Gibbs for ing the Annual UCT Junior so many lives ¶[¶JDUGHQVKHG JROIFRXUVH VWDUWHUKRPHDWDQDIIRUGDEOHSULFH his spiritual guidance and trib- Golf Tournament last week- We love you our little one ute to Dad; also Shirley Dyck, end; the Golf Tournament Wayne Johnson, the Minnedo- was a success. Many thanks With all of our love, hugs and sa Legion and Ladies Auxiliary also to the cooks for the nice kisses who fulfi lled his wishes. We supper they cooked for the Daddy and Mommy are very grateful to those who kids. We would also like to Gerry and Erin Bohn delivered food, sent fl owers, acknowledge the spotters and big sister and cards. Dad will be eternally for the tournament: Merv Gracie. x QG$YH6(0LQQHGRVD WK$YH1:0LQQHGRVD 0DLQ6W0LQQHGRVD missed, and this diffi cult time Robinson, Garry MacDowall, &KDUPLQJFKDUDFWHUKRPHIHDWXUHVDODUJH 7KLVQHZVTIWEHGURRPKRPHLV *UHDWVWDUWHUKRPHZLWKXSGDWHG GLQLQJKDOOOHDGLQJWRWKHEHDXWLIXOYDXOWHG YHU\QLFHO\¿QLVKHGDQGIHDWXUHVRDN ZLQGRZVGRRUVÀRRULQJEDWKURRP has been made somewhat eas- Duane Lacoste, Jeff Malfait JUHDWURRP/DUJHPDVWHUEHGURRP FDELQHWV¿UHSODFHODUJHPDVWHUEHGURRP NLWFKHQDQGLQVXODWLRQ9HU\SULYDWH ier thanks to your kindness and and Neil Cameron. Also big SLHFHEDWKZLWKWLOHÀRRULQJDQGMHWWHGWXE ZDONLQFORVHWDQGSLHFHHQVXLWHZLWK \DUGZLWKDQHZGHFN)ULGJHVWRYH VXQURRPDQGGHQ7KLVLVDVSHFLDOKRPH MHWWHGWXE1HZGRXEOHJDUDJHDQG $&DQGQHZIURQWORDGLQJZDVKHU thoughtfulness. thanks to the Junior Golfers. DQGKDVEHHQYHU\ZHOOFDUHGIRU IXOO\ZLUHGJDUGHQVKHG DQGGU\HULQFOXGHG ~Bob (Dierdre), George ~Th anks Minnedosa UCT. Considering listing your Property? (Dianne), and Kathy (Bill) and families. x Great service - Great Rates! 18 Friday, June 10, 2011 The Minnedosa Tribune

IN MEMORIAM OBITUARIES

JOSEPH LENKEWICH

On May 14, 211 Joseph Lenkewich passed away at age 83. He was predeceased by his mother, Pauline (Nee Boss), father, Karl Lenkewich and brother Steve. ACCOUNTING AUTO CONSTRUCTION He will be lovingly remembered by his brother John Lenkewich (wife Natalie), their daughter, Janice Dixon (husband Tim Ho) and his many colleagues and friends. M & M TAG Th e funeral service was held on Th ursday, May 19, 2011 at Erickson Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic Church. Interment AUTO BODY Construction All Auto Body Repairs was in Sandy Lake. 70 Main St, S. All Jobs, Special thanks to the fourth fl oor staff of Brandon Regional Minnedosa, MB. Ph: 867-2083 Roofing, In Memory of Hospital for making his last days more comfortable; and to Personal Tax Returns 5 Main St. North Kevin Beatty Shauna and Rae’s Funeral Service. Siding June 15/ 2010 Farm Returns BASSWOOD Contact Terry or Matt MARGIE LOU CASSIDY Business Returns AUTO BODY We know a smile (nee BOYD) at we’d like to see Cash Back AND GLASS 867-2729 A hand we’d love to touch It is with great sadness our family Phone: 867-5124 E-GLASS REPLACEMENT or We know a voice announces the passing of our beloved & REPAIRS 210-0225 we’d like to hear mother, grandmother, and sister, Margie AUTOPAC REPAIR CENTRE 240 Main St. N A face we loved so much Lou Cassidy on May 17, 2011 at the St. R. A. NYLEN WEST STREET, BASSWOOD Box 325 Th ere is a corner in our hearts Adolphe Personal Care Home following a Minnedosa, MB Chartered Accountant PHONE: 874-2270 you visit everyday lengthy struggle with Alzheimer’s. She was A special place 74 years old. Erickson that’s yours alone Margie was the second eldest of seven And where you’ll always stay children born to Blanche (Vann) and Norman 636-2925 CONSTRUCTION Boyd on December 31, 1936 in Minnedosa, MB. Th e family Love, lived in the Bethany area then moved and settled in Selkirk, MB in 1942. Margie was raised and educated in Selkirk. She did ALLARD • Specializing in water & sewer Ryan, Jen and Myles. x BIRCH installation & repair well in school and was very athletic, softball and track being YAKUBCHAK CONSTRUCTION LTD. • All types of excavation her favourites. After graduation she moved to Winnipeg with • Basements, Demolition LETAIN GENERAL • Snow removal her sister Evelyn where she attended Success Business College. CERTIFIED GENERAL CONTRACTORS • Gravel, Topsoil Th is diploma opened doors to many offi ce jobs that Margie had ACCOUNTANTS • Sales of septic tanks over the years. Onanole—Thurs. 9–5 Commercial Tony 867-7582 204-848-7413 Residential Margie married Doug Cassidy on October 12, 1957. Doug Shoal Lake—Mon. - Fri. 9–5 Kirk 867-0180 worked as a miner so this took them many places including Flin 204-759-2680 867-0400 Flon, Elliot Lake, Th ompson, Saltcoates, and Esterhazy. In 1967 accounting, auditing and taxation needs. 0r they moved to Minnedosa and made it their home. George Allard, CGA* Clint Moffat Margie loved being active. Her pastimes included fi shing Russell Yakubchak, CGA* 867-7506 Fred Letain, CGA* & Sons Ltd. with Doug, bike riding with her grandchildren, walking with Howard Wirch’ CGA* OFFICE friends, curling and bowling. Watching her boys play hockey Kelly Dziver, B. Comm (Hons) CG 15 - 1st Ave. S.W. Dauphin, MB R7N 1R and baseball fi lled her time for many years. Any down time she Ph: 638-3005 Fax: 638-5817 867-3356 In memory of had was spent reading a book or a newspaper. E-Mail: [email protected] Parish Backhoe • Sand & Gravel Products Kevin Beatty Margie lived her life and faced challenges she encountered Services • Excavating June 15/2010 with a fi erce independence, pragmatic approach, and very ~Septic Systems ~Weeping tiles • Water & Sewer strong work ethic. At times, while raising four children, she BDO Dunwoody Installations We wear the pain held up three jobs while also volunteering in the community. ~Water Systems ~Basements Chartered Accountants • Site Preparation like a heavy coat She valued friendships she made in the community as well as and Advisors ~All types of excavation~ • Landscaping We feel you everywhere we go with co-workers over the years in Minnedosa and Neepawa. Farm, Business & Individual Certified in waste water • Snow Removal We see your smile, She ended her offi ce career at Co-op in 1993 and became management we see your face Doug’s driving partner enjoying the next few years trucking Professional Services: We hear your laughing across North America. ~ Tax Call: Ian PRAIRIE CONCRETE in the rain Margie was predeceased by her husband Doug, her brother ~ Accounting Minnedosa - 867-3853 874-2134 or 867-0383 Ready Mix Concrete We still can’t Bruce, her parents Norman and Blanche, and her in-laws, ~ Farm Programs Concrete forms, Rebar, Wire Mesh, believe you’re gone George and Jessie. Sarah Campbell, CGA Weeping Tile, Concrete Sealer, Snap Ties If tears could build a stairway She leaves to celebrate her life her four children and their 39 Main Street South All at Competitive prices And memories a lane families. Susan (Ron), Kirk (Martha), Greg (Marla-Rae), Troy Minnedosa 867-2957 We’d walk right up to heaven (Connie), eight grandchildren, Jana-Rae, Aaron, Breanna, And bring you home again Taryn, Alexia, Clarke, Abigail, and Jenna and great-grandson Ian Pinette It isn’t fair you died too young Drew. As well she is survived by her siblings, Evelyn (Murray), Old School Like a story that Meriam (David), Terry (Carol), Basil, Norman (Donna), and New Tools Contracting has just begun sister-in-law Elaine as well as many nieces and nephews. ●Electrical Contracting But death tore the We will always remember Mom fondly and with admiration for Affordable Sunrooms, ●Interior/Exterior pages all away her strength, commitment to family, cynical sense of humour, Basements, Additions, Structural Panel Homes, ●Renovations God knows how very and her banter with Doug. Chartered Accountants Decks, Roofing, and Ph: 867-3238 much we miss you A memorial/graveside will be held at a later date at St. John Some Small Jobs Cell: 868-5741 Th e only thing that Cemetery in Bethany, MB. Donations in Margie’s memory may KNOWLEDGE Jason 868-5638 gives us hope be made to a charity of your choice. BEYOND Is we know we will see you Arrangements made through Wheeler Funeral Chapel. x NUMBERS again some day Marvin Beaumont, C.A. Concrete EAVESTROUGH • Minnedosa 867-2048 • Love, Finishing Mom and Dad Have a house for sale or rent? Devin and Debbie Increase your exposure by advertising in The Minnedosa Tribune Call Mark Ryan, Jen and Myles and online at discoverminnedosa.com. 740-6818 ● 5” continuous Maurice and Dorothy $30.00 for three consecutive weeks in The Tribune and three pre-fi nished eavestrough Darren, Ashaya, and Lucas. x Tax Service ● Siding months on the community website. & Accounting ● Soffi t ● Fascia Maximum 25 words. • Income Tax Filing ● Roofi ng • Farm and Business ● Closed cell Add a photo with your Tribune ad for • Accounting only $5.00 more! • Payrolls Polyurethane Spray foam • Government form filing ● Blow in Attic & Wall To purchase your newspaper/online real Phone 867-5550 Fibre Insulation estate ad visit discoverminnedosa.com Fax 867-5808 ● Fire Retardent Coating or call Sandra or Val at Minnedosa CDC 116 Main St. S. 867-3738 Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0 867-3885 The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, June 10, 2011 19

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CALL ME... FOR ALL YOUR Mood CAL GOETZ MINNEDOSA Disorders INSURANCE SERVICES REAL ESTATE NEEDS Disorders ENTERPRISES Association Amber Blais Drivers Licenses, Autopac ofAssoc Manitobaiation . Comfort Clothing Specialist General Insurance Support Group Bruce McNabb & Dave McDonald . Home: 867-2144 electrical-refrigeration Meetings held at Cell 868-5548 air conditioning-heating 867-3946 Minnedosa Library every 2nd Tuesday of the St. Alphonsus Minnedosa, MB PAINTING month, from 7-9 p.m. 867-2326 PETER HARRISON For more info call: Catholic Church Adele Cott 142 4th St, NW. 204 - 867 - 5444 867-5212 Minnedosa, MB 867-3831 B. BURTON BURTON PAINTING or www.suttonharrrison.com Connie Finlay Mass Sunday 9:00 a.m. Enterprises Ltd. Myrna Charles 867-2556 Refridgeration Home: 867-5717 RESTAURANT Meat Shop Air Conditioning, Cell: 868-5503 SEPTIC Custom Processing Heating & Electrical Quality service in new, 30 Years Dari Isle clean, government Experience!! PLUMBING Open inspected shop. HANDYMAN 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Located near Minnedosa Bus : 867-3950 4 1/2 miles South of Hwy 16 Fax: 867-2340 GORD KELLY 867-3601 on PR 262. CREIGHTON’S Plumbing & Heating Call for Pick-up Lorne Rogers HANDYMAN Gas Fitting Ph: 867-2069 FINANCE SERVICE ph: 867-2084 or dine in. Cell: 868-6111 DARYL CREIGHTON cell: 867-0346 CLOSED CELL: 868-0382 Tuesdays T A C RES: 636-2976 Lakeside

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