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fter an electrical fi re Abrought the emergen- Rapid City Opens New Fire Hall cy services building to its knees, the community of Rapid City has rebounded tremendously. Th e fi re in October of 2013 erupted in the middle of night, destroy- ing the entire building, a response vehicle, all the fi re equipment and many documents from the Town’s offi ce. Th e days following the blaze consisted of the volunteer fi re crew, along with a number of town residents, rallying to put together a plan on how they could continue to function with no building and little equipment. Now, a year following the incident, the Town has received remarkable support from its mutual aid partners, as well as many generous donors, which has allowed them to rebuild the fi re hall and re- equip their fi re crew. On Saturday, Novem- Photo by Jennifer Paige ber 15th, a little over one hundred individuals fi lled Above, Rapid City the newly-constructed volunteer fi refi ghter, building in Rapid City to Ryan English and celebrate the opening of the Town’s new fi re hall. Zane Finlay check “We want to thank ev- out one of the newly erybody for the support. acquired emergency It was endless. It just kept vehicles during the coming and coming. I got Town’s celebration phone calls from I don’t know how many Mayors, gathering for the it’s just unreal. We could opening of the new never aff ord this any other fi re hall. way,” said Rapid City May- or, Orest Woloski during station, even adding a few Th e total cost of through insurance, Rapid for Town and rental use. Minnedosa Fire Chief, the community celebra- upgrades. the building itself was City reserve funds and a Rapid City’s 21-mem- Dallas Brykaliuk as well tion. Construction of the $350,000. Th e fi re crew number of signifi cant do- ber fi re crew was all on as representation from Since the time of the new fi re hall on the north also purchased three new, nations. hand on Saturday after- Minnedosa’s EMS crew incident the town has seen side of Main Street, next used emergency vehicles, Th e 4,800 square-foot noon to celebrate their and the Town of Minnedo- great support, including to the Rapid City Library, costing approximately building includes an ad- new-acquired home as sa also stopped in to ac- a $50,000 donation from began in May. Local con- $120,000. ditional vehicle unit, al- well as many town resi- knowledge the opening of Trans Canada Pipeline, tractor Leo vanVeen Car- Th e cost of the build- lowing space for four ve- dents and representatives the new facility. which has allowed the pentry Ltd., was tendered ing and replacement hicles as well as a board from the mutual aid dis- community to rebuild the the project. equipment was paid for room and an extra offi ce tricts. 2 Friday, November 21, 2014 Th e Minnedosa Tribune Community Subdivision Moving Forward

By JENNIFER PAIGE homes. by the provincial govern- Modular homes are ment. onstruction has be- not a mobile home, but Upon completion, the Cgun on the Town of homes that are built off - homes will be rented and Minnedosa’s community site as opposed to on-site. the site will be run by a subdivision in the south- Th ey are appraised, in- housing corporation. west corner of town. sured and taxed the same Th e undeveloped as their on-site built coun- property between 6th and terparts. Running on 7th avenue, west of 4th Th e Town has been Empty? street southwest (directly working towards the cre- north of Poplar Park Mo- ation of the residential site Print jobs may take up to bile Home Community) since before 2010. After go- 2-3 weeks to complete. has seen a fl urry of activity ing through an extensive Fill up before you’re out! over the past week. application process with Minnedosa Tribune Th e Community sub- the province, Minnedosa 867-3816 division is a joint proj- was selected as one of fi ve ect with the Province of projects out of 50 appli- Manitoba that will see the cants to receive funding. creation of 15 modular Th e Town is respon- homes. sible for clearing the land Crews have been and providing service lines working to eradicate the up to the property line. Th e site, prepare foundations rest of the construction Photo by Jennifer Paige and move in the modular and site fees will be funded Heino Brothers Playing for Chiefs

By JENNIFER PAIGE On Sunday, the Yel- 13-6 and 26 points. with a record of 19-27. Last year he earned eight lowhead Chiefs will play Th is year’s Yellowhead Th is year’s Chiefs ros- points in his rookie season his weekend the host to the Eastman Selects Chiefs coaching team con- ter includes two Minnedo- and has already claimed TMinnedosa Arena will in a Manitoba AAA Midget sists of Chad Facey, Bruce sa athletes and brothers, six goals and three assists see some additional hock- Hockey League matchup. Coulter and Graham Com- Dayton and Ryan Heino. this year. ey action as the Yellow- Th e Eastman Selects mon. Th e Chiefs currently Dayton Heino, #11, Ryan Heino, #22, is the head Chiefs make a stop in currently sit fi rst in the sit in the eighth spot in the plays forward and is in his younger of the siblings and town. league with a record of league with a record of 7-8 second season with the is currently in grade 10 at and 15 points. team. He was born in 1998 MCI. As a forward, Ryan Last season the Chiefs and is currently in grade 11 has already banked one fi nished eighth overall at Minnedosa Collegiate. goal and one assist in his rookie year this season. 0LQQHGRVD3HUIRUPLQJ$UWV&RPPLWWHHSUHVHQWV At right, brothers Ryan (top) and Dayton (bottom) Heino will play a home game in Minnedosa with the Yellowhead Chiefs this weekend.

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By JENNIFER PAIGE the previous owner, Craig Lori McNabb previ- censed,” explained Lori. the end of November I will quite a bit of slack in areas Stewart in 1980. In 1988, his ously held a career with Lori has three levels of be licensed enough to sell that David used to handle. staple business in the son-in-law, Dave McDon- the Minnedosa Credit training to complete in or- insurance alongside one of She is very valuable to us Acommunity has re- ald and I bought him out Union for 35 years as a der to be a fully licensed our other brokers.” and will be seeing a lot cently seen a shuffl e in and were in partnership commercial lender and is insurance broker. As Lori moves forward more clientele now,” add- staff following a longtime until August of this year. looking forward to the new “Th ere is quite a li- with the licensing proce- ed Bruce. partner’s retirement. Twenty-six years he and I challenge of divulging her censing procedure to go dure, picking up the slack Going forward, the In recent weeks, Da- were partners,” explained skills into the insurance in- through. I am hoping to of McDonald’s role will newly formed McNabb vid McDonald retired from owner of Minnedosa In- dustry. complete my level one over fall to other longtime staff partnership will continue his career as an insurance surance, Bruce McNabb. “I am very excited to the next few weeks, take my members. to provide dependable broker at Minnedosa In- “I certainly appreciate take on this new challenge. level two in January and “We are lucky that we service to its clientele and surance and Lori McNabb Dave. We had a great work- Getting licensed is the big- my level three in Septem- have Cheri McTavish in the foresees Lori’s experience began a new role as 50/50 ing relationship and his gest challenge right now as ber/October of next year. offi ce and her experience in fi nance as an added partner. contribution to this busi- I cannot fi ll David’s former It will take me about a year has helped us tremen- strength to the business. “I started to work for ness is undeniable.” role here until I am fully li- to be fully licensed. But by dously as she has taken up

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We will continue to T enced what Prime Minis- By Darryl Holyk ter Stephen Harper called off er our support to the “one of the great crimes of the Ukrainian government history,” the Holodomor. Editor and stand beside Ukrai- Employer Award… tion that Ukraine made at nians as they seek control At the recent eighth annual Apprenticeship Awards Each year on the fourth UNESCO in 2007. It hon- On his offi cial visit to Can- over the destiny of their of Distinction, the Rural Employer of the Year honour Saturday of November, oured the millions who ada, Ukrainian President country. was presented to Komfort Kitchen in Brandon. Owner, we pay our respects to the were slain and acknowl- Petro Poroshenko praised On this Ukrainian Derek Woychyshyn has local roots, growing up in the victims of the Holodomor edged that their cause of our unwavering support, Famine and Genocide Me- Basswood District and graduating from MCI. Congratu- on Ukrainian Famine and death was deliberately saying, “I am thankful to morial Day, let us keep the lations Derek on this latest honour! Genocide Memorial Day. Th is day of commemo- manufactured by a brutal Canada. Your country was tragedy of Holodomor at ration is a solemn occasion communist regime. one of the soundest sup- the forefront of our minds Inky Back in Running… when we raise internation- Ukrainian Famine and porters of Ukraine.” so that we can help ensure Former local Member of Parliament, Inky Mark an- al awareness about this Genocide Memorial Day Th e actions of Cana- similar crimes will never nounced last week that he will return to politics for the act of genocide, and make is also an important occa- da, under our Conserva- happen again. In Canada 2015 Federal Election. After retiring in 2010, Mark has sure that the victims of the sion to reaffi rm our com- tive Government, are the and around the world, we decided to switch parties again and put his name forth Holodomor are never for- mitment to a strong, pros- result of the special bond must protect the inalien- as an Independent candidate for the Dauphin-Swan gotten. Indeed, Canada is perous and free Ukraine. shared between the Ca- able human rights and River-Marquette Riding. Inky served 13 years as MP and proud of the fact that we Prime Minister Stephen nadian and Ukrainian liberties of each person by looks forward to re-establishing ten community support became the fi rst country Harper and our Conser- peoples. Indeed, Canada is recognizing and address- offi ces through the riding. in the world to recognize vative Government have home to over one million ing the worst of humanity’s that this deliberate star- been steadfast in our con- Canadians of Ukrainian abuses. vation of millions of men, demnation of Russia’s heritage and our country Concrete Floors... women and children was military intervention in celebrated Ukraine’s inde- Vichnaya Pamyat. Th e pouring of the concrete fl oor at the new Town an act of genocide against Crimea. Prime Minister pendence from the Soviet Shop in the Industrial Park has been completed. Over at the Ukrainian people. 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By JENNIFER PAIGE community as we work Updates on the prog- ple weeks,” added Swain. towards making these ress of the Society’s Ag “Completion of the ew executives have grounds multipurpose, building were also dis- north end of the arena will Nbeen elected to the and versatile. We have a cussed throughout the be one of the main issues board of the Minnedosa great opportunity to make evening. that we will be tasked with Ag Society. Th e Ag Soci- this a stand out facility Th e arena has started over the next few months ety held its annual general and look forward to the to be used by those who as we continue to pursue meeting on November challenges ahead,” com- purchased memberships grants and look at funding 17th, fourteen individuals mented newly-elected and the group reports that options.” were in attendance. president, Clarke Swain. to-date there has been Th e group is hopeful Th e newly elected “Th e Ag Society would $3,970.00 collected in they will complete reno- board consists of Clarke like to thank outgoing membership fees and one vations to the bathroom Swain as president, Randy president, Bruce Sharpe, rental. and kitchen areas for early Delgaty as vice president, for the hard work over the “Th e Rapid City 4-H next spring. Ann Mandziuk as secre- past years. He was instru- club held a clinic here on “Our goal is to use the tary and Pam Stemmer as mental in getting the new November 11th, which north end for our Home treasurer. arena built and we look saw members from other Living show as well as “I look forward to forward to his input as clubs participate as well have access to the new working with our current we go into the next stages and we are still expect- washrooms and kitchen members of the Ag Soci- of work that needs to be ing more memberships to facilities for our annual ety, Town Council, and the completed.” come in over the next cou- fair.” Onyshko’s Head Coach Inducted Photo by Jennifer Paige By JENNIFER PAIGE Manitoba. November 8th. cup events, the common- orna Hislop from the Minnedosa Lions Club present- Lorie Henderson of She has been a critical wealth games and a world Led Tanner’s Crossing student, Paola Vasquez with a ead coach of Brandon’s Eagles Gym- part to the coaching team championship and was certifi cate for her winning poster that was entered in the HMinnedosa gymnast, nastics Club was inducted that has lead Onyshko to also selected to be part of local poster contest. Th e contest has been held in the Isabella Onyshko, was re- into the Manitoba Sports new heights in her gymnas- the Canadian coaching community for a number of years and this year had the cently honoured for her Hall of Fame in the builder tics career. staff at this year’s World theme, peace, love and understanding. Vasquez’s poster dedication and profound category at the 35th an- Over the past year, Gymnastics Champion- will now move on to the Lions regional poster contest for impact on gymnastics nual induction ceremony Henderson has guided On- ships. further judging. throughout the province of in Winnipeg on Saturday, yshko through two world

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By DIANE BACHEWICH Home who celebrated her Schroeder who grew up sing song led by Doreen Zoey Nicolle, born to son tragic accidental death of 102nd birthday. She was here in Sandy Lake and is and Gary Stapleton. Paul and Amanda Bra- Scott Zatylny, age 34. Scott ongratulations to Co- surrounded by her family now stationed at the base Dennis and Darlene schuk of Saskatoon, SK. was the son of Larry and Clin Lewandoski and from Elphinstone, Winni- in Shilo gave a very inter- Derhak let mom Helen Robert and Liz Mand- Marie Zatylny. Th e celebra- Charlene Hammell who peg and Kelowna, B.C. esting address after which Derhak know that they zuk fl ew back to their home tion of Scott’s life was held were married on Novem- Speedy recovery to was followed by the wreath have returned home safe in St. Catherine’s, Ontario. at the Erickson Legion Hall ber 8th. Th e marriage took Peter Wonsul who is in the laying with the Legion- and sound after being in a Liz joined her husband on Friday morning with in- place here at the Holy Minnedosa Hospital. naires Ladies Auxiliary and winter storm in South Da- Robert for the past two terment at the Bethal Cem- Ghost Ukrainian Catholic Francis Kuzmak ac- the Air Cadets. Th e colour kota on their return holiday weeks. Robert has been etary. Deepest sympathy Church with the reception companied by sister Sonya party was Legionnaire Eva from Branson, Missouri, here for the past month and to the Zatylny and Nylen following at the Shoal Lake Hasiuk motored to Win- Merry and Linda Lewan- U.S.A. Th ey stated that they attended the Lewandoski/ families. Community Centre. A large nipeg where Francis had a doski. After the service cof- had an enjoyable time tak- Hammell wedding. Visiting with Lil Kelu- number of relatives and medical appointment. fee, goodies and fellowship ing in all the country music Nice to see Peter Pro- nick were Ben and Tammie friends were in attendance A large turnout was at was enjoyed by all present. shows and the scenic coun- kopchuk home from the Howell and family of Cal- for the wedding from here the Sandy Lake Drop-In In the evening a pot luck try sides. Health Sciences Centre gary, Codie Nowell and Mi- and Pearson, MB. It was hi- Centre for the Remem- supper was held for the Le- Congratulations to fi rst Hospital, around and about chaela Koken of Winnipeg larious to see the bride and brance Day program on gion Men, Ladies Auxiliary, time grandparents Ernie again. and attended the funeral groom leave the church in November 11th. Legion their spouses and family. and Alma Braschuk on the Th e community was for Scott Zatylny. an International Quad Trac president Tim Maluk was Th e evening ended with a birth of a granddaughter shocked to hear of the #410 tractor. the emcee; Legion member Happy Birthday to Conrade Gerald Ryback Kathleen Zurbyk of the had the Remembrance Day Sandy Lake Personal Care prayer. Sargeant Wolfgang NEWDALE NEWS

By RAVEN’S GLEN WI were, Roberta (Farrend) Newdale while he was a great accomplishment, and Dan Ramsey of Oak manager of Grain Grow- with several original Cho- hose attending from River, MB Louise (Farrend) ers elevator. Shirley and rus members along with Tout of town for the fu- Delaurier of Calgary, AB, Karen visited with Bob and many more recent singers Special neral of Rosalind (McNabb) Holly and Albert Shurvell, Willene Young on Saturday forming a 40+ voice choir, 1 Year Membership Sale Hayes on Friday, Novem- John and Betty Patterson evening. She left Sunday still singing joyfully! All in on November & December ber 14th were her aunt, and family of Hamiota, MB, and visited with her brother aid of the Strathclair Th e- Give the gift of health to Margaret (McNabb) Ridge- Lorne and Carol Patterson and Darryl’s parents on her atre Committee and the that special someone. way of Red Deer, AB and of Birtle, MB. Reverend way home. Drama Club -- congratula- son Arthur of Ottawa, ON. Elgin Hall took the service Reverend Gordon Ste- tions! Call us at (204) 867-5985 for details. Nieces and nephews there in Newdale United Church venson conducted the ser- Cindy Dalke attended with interment in the South vice Sunday morning at the a 4-H seminar in Brandon, Cemetery. All of Rosalind’s United Church. Th e con- MB on Saturday, Novem- family live in Th ompson, gregation always enjoys the ber 15th. Cindy is the New- MB husband Richard, sons visits with Gordon and his dale 4-H head leader and Gil and Leanne , Kim and wife Helen. Lunch was en- the Club has over twenty Sandy and grandchildren joyed following the service. members this year. Jeremy, Justin, Jared and Th e Strathclair Din- Another successful Rheannon and great grand- ner Chorus began their Farm Women’s Conference daughter Selena. 25th Anniversary season, with Carol Dalgarno as 2014 Karen Mitchell of Elie, celebrating “25 Years of Chairperson, took place MB visited the weekend of Harmony” at Trinity Unit- November 17th and 18th November 14th and 15th ed Church in Brandon at the Keystone Centre/Ca- with Shirley Pederson. on November 15th and at nad Inns in Brandon. Th is While here she attended Minnedosa United Church conference alternates an- the Shoal Lake Craft Sale on November 16th, both nually between Brandon, and met up with many full houses. Th ese were Winnipeg and Portage, it friends from the years the fi rst two performances provides a great venue for she and Darryl lived in of nine this season. What farm women from across the province to network, to meet, greet and share their stories. Congratulations to 0LQQHGRVD&RQGR)RU6DOH Carol and all her commit- VTIWEHGURRPFRQGR tee members. RSHQFRQFHSWGHVLJQODUJHURRPV Congratulations to ZLWKVLQJOHJDUDJH([FHOOHQWORFDWLRQ Delores Macksymchuk on winning the CKLQ contest FORVHWROLEUDU\SRVWRI¿FHEDQNV for two free passes to Dau- DQGSDWLRORRNVRQWRSDUN phin’s CountryFest. Delo- )RUPRUHLQIRFDOO res is Bill Macksymchuk’s RU daughter.

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By JENNIFER PAIGE for the funds being presented. he Minnedosa and Th e Minnedosa Band TDistrict Foundation Parent Association has offi cially awarded twenty- noted that its grant money two diff erent community will be put towards the In- groups and projects with ternational Music Camp a total of $60,600 in grant scholarship. Th e Royal funds. Canadian Sea Cadets will Th e Foundation allocate the funds to the hosted its annual recipi- Operation Atlantic project. ent’s banquet on Mon- Minnedosa’s Rolling day, November 17th at the River Festival of the Arts, Minnedosa Community Minnedosa Centurians, Complex. Minnedosa Horticulture Th e banquet was host- Society, Expressions Con- ed by Foundation presi- cert Series, Minnedosa Ko- dent, Bruce McNabb, who ats for Kids, Monday Night congratulated the individ- Gym Night, Minnedosa uals representing the com- Fun Fest will all earmark munity groups for all of the grant money towards on- tremendous work that is going projects in 2015. being done for the better- Rockin the Fields of ment of the community. Minnedosa will be utilizing Photo by Jennifer Paige “Th e Foundation funds for continued up- strives to reach out and grades of their Main Stage. Representatives from various community groups were on hand to accept award funds to a variety Th e Minnedosa Regional grant funding from the Minnedosa and District Foundation. of groups from all diff er- Library will be purchasing ent interests, sports, cul- new chairs for their com- will be placing their funds Minnedosa’s River’s Th e Minnedosa Mu- will be purchasing a new ture, music and heritage, puter area. into the general building Edge Recreation Park will seum and Heritage Vil- microfi lm reader printer whatever the need to the Both the Minnedosa reserve. Th e Minnedosa allocate funds toward lage will be purchasing a and Minnedosa Emer- community is,” explained Minor Baseball and Youth Drama Club has plans to phase two of the park proj- number of window blind gency Services, the largest McNabb. Soccer groups will put the use the grant money for ect, a dog park. replacements to prevent grant recipient, will add While presenting money received towards the purchase and installa- Funds for the Cana- sun damage to interior ar- the grant money to their cheques to the group’s rep- the development of new tion of new stage lights at dian Diabetic Association tifacts. ongoing fund to purchase resentatives, McNabb dis- fi elds. the Minnedosa Commu- will support their kids’ Th e Personal Care a ferno transport and load- cussed the outlined plans Th e MREC project nity Conference Centre. camps. Minnedosa’s Rec- Home will apply funds to ing system. reation Commission will the ongoing fundraising Over the past fi ve make use of funds for a for a new patio at the resi- years, the Minnedosa and new youth basketball pro- dence. District Foundation will gram. Minnedosa Archives have granted over $250,000 back into the community.

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BARBARA IRENE BANNERMAN SCOTT LEWANDOSKI JUNE 28TH, 1927 NOVEMBER 23RD, 2011 - AUGUST 30TH, 2014 A cluster of beautiful memories Our Mom, Gramie and Great-Gramie, Barb, passed away peacefully in Country Meadows Per- Sprayed with a million tears sonal Care Home after a brief illness. Wishing God had spared you Barb was born to Irene (Swinbank) and Carl Orr in Minnedosa. She attended Minnedosa But for a few more years schools as a young girl and was closely connected to many community events/activities with her Th anks for the years three side-kicks Beth Pierson, Edie McCaff ery, and Ruth Bajus. you gave us Barb married the love of her life, William Bannerman, June 14th, 1950 in Minnedosa and to- And for the happy gether raised three children; Susan (Jim) McMillan, Jill Bannerman, and Rick (Carol) Banner- times we shared man. Mom and Dad had a huge garden in Minnedosa and spent hours canning and freezing the We only pray that fruits of their labour to provide for their family. Mom and Dad spent the fi rst half of their married when you left us life in Minnedosa, and then a Manitoba Liquor Commission transfer brought them to Neepawa You knew how '5,9(56:$17(' in 1976. Again Mom spent hours gardening, with her attention turning to fl ower gardening. Her much we cared green thumb showed through her many rose bushes which would grace their driveway on Brad- Our family chain is broken ley Blvd. Retirement in the late 80’s brought many camping trips in their motor home touring the and nothing seems the same +DOOFRQ&UHZ7UDQVSRUW,QF fi shing hotspots and enjoying the many family gatherings. Mom loved photography and special- But as God calls us ized in sunset pictures from the various camping/fi shing spots and of her prolifi c rose bushes in one by one ±0LQQHGRVD0% their yard. After Bill’s passing, it became apparent that Mom was having trouble managing on Our chain will link again. her own as dementia slowly took her independence from her. Barb was moved into Country Always in our hearts and Meadows in January 2010. memories &XUUHQW-RE2SHQLQJ Barb was predeceased by her parents, her brother Don Orr, and in 2004, her beloved husband Love Dad, Mom, Cindy and Hunter Bill. +DOOFRQLVFXUUHQWO\VHHNLQJTXDOL¿HGGULYHUVWR Mom leaves to mourn her passing, her three children and spouses, grandchildren Carla (Dan) x O’Greysik, Terry McMillan, Mathew (Sally) Bannerman, Leah Bannerman (Kyle McLeod) and WUDQVSRUWUDLOFUHZVWKURXJKRXWWKHVXUURXQGLQJ great grandchild Connor O’Greysik along with many nieces and nephews. DUHD'ULYHUVDUHLGHDOO\EDVHGRXWRI Friends and family may make donations to Neepawa Palliative Care or the Alzheimer Society in Mom’s remembrance. 0LQQHGRVDRUZLWKLQPLQXWHVRI0LQQHGRVD A private family memorial took place October 5th, 2014, 2:00 p.m. at Riverside Cemetery with 1RRYHUQLJKWVWD\VUHTXLUHG Rev. Joe Ball “completing the circle” with his wonderful eulogy of Mom’s life. Th e family of Barb would like to thank friends and family for their cards of condolences, phone calls, donations in Barb’s memory, baking and visits. Special thanks to the Palliative caregivers 7KLVSRVLWLRQLVDQRQFDOOSRVLWLRQ(PSOR\HHV and Country Meadows staff for their kindness shown in Mom’s fi nal days. Much appreciation to the Nursing staff at Country Meadows for their care of Mom over the last four years, Dr. Ong for DUHUHVSRQVLEOHIRUWDNLQJWULSVGXULQJWKH his long-term care and Brian of White’s Funeral Home for his expertise. SHULRGWKH\KDYHGHVLJQDWHGWKHPVHOYHV DYDLODEOHWRGRVR We cannot bring the old days back. Your smile we cannot see. We can only treasure the memories. In Memory of $OOWUDQVSRUWDWLRQLVGRQHLQ+DOOFRQFRPSDQ\ Of days that used to be. BILL MASTERS NOVEMBER 19TH, 2006 YHKLFOHV7KHVHYHKLFOHVDUHH[WHQVLYHO\DQG Th ey say it’s a FRQVLVWHQWO\PDLQWDLQHGWRHQVXUHRSWLPDO beautiful journey From the old works VDIHW\IRURXUGULYHUVDQGFOLHQWV BERTHA OLSON to the new JULY 22ND, 1914 - Someday we’ll 'ULYHUVPXVWSRVVHVVDYDOLG&ODVV NOVEMBER 5TH, 2014 make that journey Which will lead us RUOLFHQVHZLWKDFOHDQGULYHUDEVWUDFWDQG Bertha Olson of Minnedosa, MB passed away with her family by straight to you PLQLPXP\HDUVGULYLQJH[SHULHQFH her side at Minnedosa Personal Care Home. She was an amazing And when we reach 100 years of age and a joy to visit with until her passing. that garden 3D\LVEDVHGDWDUDWHRI(DUQLQJ Bertha was born to Gustav and Hilda Peterson in the R.M. of In which there is no pain SRWHQWLDOLVEDVHGRQ\RXUDYDLODELOLW\DVRXU Odanah. She attended Havelock School. As a young woman she We’ll put our arms went to Winnipeg for four years to work as a housekeeper for nu- around you RSHUDWLRQUXQVRQDRQFDOOEDVLV7KLVLV merous families. And never part again. FXUUHQWO\D6SDUH'ULYHUSRVLWLRQZLWKSDUWWLPH On February 26th, 1935, Bertha married Venar Olson. Th ey be- Loved and missed greatly by gan their life on the farm in the R.M. of Odanah. Th is is where they Linda, Steven, Shelley, KRXUVZLWKWKHSRWHQWLDORIIXOOWLPHKRXUV raised two sons, Peter and Wallace. Th ey enjoyed raising cows, Kayden and Kyler chickens, pigs, grain farming and a large vegetable garden. Bertha sold x 6HPLUHWLUHGUHWLUHGDQGSDUWWLPHHPSOR\HHV cream and eggs to residents in the area for years, as well as providing house keeping services. She spent many hours baking in her kitchen, providing buns, DUHZHOFRPH3OHDVHIRUZDUGUHVXPHVDQG bread, pies and cookies for themselves as well as the extended families. FXUUHQWGULYHUDEVWUDFWYLDHPDLOWR In 1998, Bertha and Venar moved to Minnedosa and resided in Poplar Park Trailer Court. 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Bertha was predeceased by her husband Venar, her father Gustav in 1949, mother Hilda in 1948, HELP WANTED sister May and husband Mac, brother Allan, sister Clara and husband Lee, brother Harold, infant Planning sister Lillie, brother Walter, brother in law Inar, nephew Dennis and niece Mona. your She is survived by her son, Peter and wife Bernice, son Wallace and wife Carol, grandchildren Wanted: Someone to Everett Olson, Debbie (Mike) Strelczik, Jeff (Nicole) Olson, Wade Olson and Wes (Judi) Olson and shovel snow at the Stewart Wedding? also nine great grand children, Victoria, Devon, Abby, Summer, Jorja, Hannah, Beth, Charlie and House. Please call 204-826- Kennedy, sister Edna and sister in law Martha Peterson. Mom 2184. (36-2) x Th e funeral service was held November 12th, 2014 at the Minnedosa Covenant Church with NOVEMBER 17TH Pastor Andy Gilkinson offi ciating. Interment followed in the Minnedosa Cemetery. Pallbearers 5 years 2009-2014 were Everett Olson, Jeff Olson, Wade Olson, Wes Olson, Mike Strelczik and Darcy Strahl. Honou- If your label reads :HFDQGHVLJQ\RXUFXVWRP rary Pallbearers were all in attendance. In our hearts your In lieu of fl owers donations may be made to the Minnedosa Personal Care Home or the charity memory lingers ZHGGLQJLQYLWDWLRQVXLWH of their choice. Minnedosa Funeral Home was in care of arrangements. Sweetly tender, fond and true 14 /11 /30 WRVXLW\RXUVW\OH Th ere is not a day dear mom It’s time to renew! Photocopying * Flyers * Posters * Laminating * Receipt Books * Social Tickets * Rafﬂ e Tickets * Business Th at we don’t think of you! Cards * Invoices * Envelopes * Personalized Match Books * Brochures * Self Inking or Rubber Stamps * Posters * Banners * Invitations * Thank You Notes * Personalized Napkins and More! Call 204-867-3816 204-867-3816 Love, your children. 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