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Wawanesa Kreklewich Presided 2 Council met in a regular meeting on May 16 ñ To authorize all members of council and at 9:00 a.m. in the Nesbitt Hall, Nesbitt, CAO to attend the 2017 AMM June Dis- Manitoba. Council members present were: trict Meeting; N. Bok, P. Gullett, B. McDonald, I. Paradis, ñ To authorize Councillors Bok, Paradis D. Rome and D. Mushie, Head of Council D. and Rome to attend Brandon, Wawanesa Kreklewich presided. and Souris graduation ceremonies; Published by Wawanesa & Area Lioness Club The following motions were approved: ñ To prepare a priority list of new water ñ To approve the agenda with additions; and sewer projects for consideration to The 1937s Turn “80” ñ To approve the minutes from the regular the Manitoba Water Services Board; A most enjoyable evening was held at Virden, Bill and Dianne Arran, Winnipeg, Council meeting held April 25, 2017; ñ To apply for bridge repairs through the New Horizons for those young at heart now Marvin and Margret Elder, Oak Lake, Don ñ To approve general account payments in 2017 Municipal Road and Bridge Pro- turning 80! This is the 4th get together these and Ruth McLean, Inez Bright, Brandon, the amount of $79,914.89; gram in the amount of $200,000; “1937” folks have held. Yvonne and Noel Fisher, Souris. ñ To approve utility account payments in ñ To adjourn to June 20, 2017 at 1:00 at A lovely meal, served by the Lioness Local guests included Dan and Marlene the amount of $12,096.97; the New Horizons Building in Club was followed by visiting and photos. Gullett, Jim and Verna Cullen, Jack Granger ñ To approve direct deposit payroll in the Wawanesa; Those arriving from a distance were Gary and Esther Nichol, Peter and Barbara Whale, amount of $12,215.56; General Business: and Mildred Cory, Saskatoon, Marvin and Gene and Marguerite Cory. ñ To receive April 30, 2017 Statement of See website for full minutes at oakland- Joan Vestby, Swan River, Irma McDougall, Revenue and Expenditure Report; wawanesa.ca ñ To receive various communications (see Correspondence: - Read and filed. website for list); The complete texts of the minutes are on file ñ To receive committee reports; and can be viewed by anyone during regular ñ To give second reading to By-law No. 03- office hours. 2017; ñ To give third reading to By-Law No. 03- 2017; ñ To approve application file number P:90762 by Bell MTS; ñ To approve application No. 9136515-16 by Bell MTS; ñ To approve application No. 9137360 by Bell MTS as amended to provide for above ground cables and allow for ap- proval by the Wawanesa Independent Contractor; ñ To approve application No. 9136262 by Bell MTS; Deadline for Next issue June 27, 2017 - 10:00 a.m. ñ To deem the Pound Pail N’ Paddle a Please drop all articles and ads at Lucy’s Flowers & Gifts Send a subscription to someone - only $40 per year community event; 3 4 Congratulations to the Grads of 2017! Order corsages & The Lioness Cub would like to thank boutineers early the Lions Club for the delicious sup- for your special day! per at our May meeting. We really appreciated having someone cater to 50% off (regular price) all: 204-824-2369 * Wall art * Jewellry Open for Lunches Lioness Express *PriCe List* * Wind Chimes Monday-Saturday *Please prepay personal ads. * Picture Frames - If invoiced, a $2.00 fee th will be charged* (Mail: Box 341) Happy 25 Anniversary * LAST CALL for bedding Full Page $50 1/2 page $30 Sheila and Jeff plants - Please place your 1/4 page $20 June 6, 1992 order ASAP!! 1/8 page $15 Love, Your family Greeting & photo (Max. 1/4 pg.) $20 Memoriams (Max. 1/4 pg) $20 Obituary (1/2 pg.) $30 Back page ad $75 WAWANESA PLUMBING Reservations appreciated. Community news (1/2 pg max.) FREE Thank You (4 lines) $5 & HEATING WIFI Available Classified (4 lines max) $5 IVAN PARADIS Instruction can be Printing, faxing, photocopying, posters, If submission exceeds the maximum JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER provided if you need help. office supplies, banners, and custom made cards length, you will be charged accordingly. Subscription Rates: 204-824-2699 RES. Representative Seniors Independent Services Office Online: Free 204-851-2041 CELL https://lionessexpressnews.wordpress.com Fax: 204-824-2008 Text: 204-724-4997 204-824-2369 CALL FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING 112 - 4th Street, Wawanesa R0K 2G0 Follow our blog and you’ll be notified NEEDS when each new issue comes out. ROLLING SPOKES AGENT NEW: Mailed Paper Subscription Rates: *NEW* 4” DRAIN CLEANER Canada $40 SNAKE COMING SOON U.S. $50 FOR MAIN DRAIN CLEANING Hours: 6:30 a.m. – 5:00 pm Sat. 7 am - 5 pm Other $80 For assistance after hours, please call 204-824-2369 or cell 204-724-4997 Send us an email: [email protected] Greyhound Canada Depot * Visa, MC & Debit [email protected] 5 6 Glenboro Pharmacy Jamieson’s Funeral Service The United Nations Pilgrimage for Ph: 827-2841 Youth forms have been placed in the school. Willmor Chapel Fax: 827-2081 415 Broadway St. Several sisters went to Brandon Lodge “Your Family Worship Centre” [email protected] for a luncheon. Fifteen Sisters will be going A Family Tradition of to the District meeting in Cartwright. Adult Bible Study & Sunday School Sister Alma DDP has read her Com- 10:00 a.m. Pharmacy Dispensary Hours Personalized Service Worship Services 11:00 a.m. mission at the three lodges in our District. Monday – Friday 9-5:30pm Serving the Wawanesa District since 1949 The lodge donated to Community Everyone is Welcome Traditional Burial & Cremation Services Gardeners: Hug a Lamp post, Sipiweske Mu- ASK us about our Funeral Planning seum Free Tuesday and Lions Dog Guides Expanded Pharmacy Services www.willmorchapel.com Walk. Vaccine Immunization Granite & Bronze Monuments We have been asked to cater to Grade Osteoporosis Ultrasound Inscriptions & Monument Renovations 12 graduation. Smoking Cessation Program Funeral DireCtors, Our Assembly President Sister Katie Medication Review/Consults R. Moray Jamieson Nicholson will visit our lodge June 21. Dayna Jamieson A special thank you goes out to the Please note: there are charges for Box 369, Glenboro, Man. ladies who helped us at Late Sister Lucy these services and appointments Bus. 827-2480 Fax. 827-2093 Cory’s funeral and any other time they have must be made. email: [email protected] helped at other functions. Weenink Farms, Nesbitt Wawanesa Medical Clinic June 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat For all your cutting and baling needs! 1 2 3 8:30 am to Custom cutting hay and green feed. 4:30 pm Custom baling, forage and straw and flax. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Dr. Lee New for this year we offer silage baling and wrapping of single bales. Vicki Wenger You bale, or we bale, your choice. Nurse Practitioner Also, we buy standing hay. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Vicki will have a student with her May-July, Sept-Dec Please phone: Ben Weenink 204-761-1167 cell. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Please call for appointment (204) 25 26 27 28 29 30 824-2993 Lab Phone: 204-824-6252 7 8 TURNER: My sisters and I and Haylee and I would like to say a our families wish to extend a huge Thank You to everyone who Wawanesa School invites you Playing at the warm thank you to our friends in helped with Wawanesa's 8th An- to join us in celebrating our Glenboro Gaiety Theatre Wawanesa. We have received many nual Antiques & Collectables Flea cards, well wishes, hugs, donations of food Market last weekend!! We were very happy 2017 Graduation Ceremony June 2017 204-827-2624 and flower arrangements at the time of our with the outcome of it and how smoothly Monday, June 26, 2017 508 Railway Ave., Glenboro mom, Olive Good’s passing. These are the everything ran Saturday & Sunday. 4:00 p.m. Please check www.glenboro.com for any things that have helped in our grieving proc- Judging by the funds raised from gate ad- Wawanesa School Gym changes in the schedule ess. Thank you! mittance, attendance was over 750 visitors Or phone 204-827-2624 this year! Lots of our vendors had very and Bonnie June 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th positive feedback about the Flea Market. Undergrad Awards Program It was a great team that worked together to Snatched LUCY’S FLOWERS: Sincere thanks to eve- Thursday, June 29, 2017 Starring: Goldie Hawn, Amy Schumer make the event happen this year! We could ryone for expressions of sympathy in the loss 1:00 p.m. Rated PG Action/ Comedy Daily 8:00 pm not have made it happen without the hard of “Lucy”. Our “namesake” will be fondly Wawanesa School Gym remembered and greatly missed. There will work put in from all the volunteers - the th th th th be a huge hole in the community that was table crew, parking crew, sign crew, gate Please consider this your invitation as we June 9 , 10 , 11 & 12 workers, canteen prep & workers, pie mak- acknowledge and recognize the academic Alien: Covenant filled with her vitality and laughter. Always Rated 14A Sci-Fi/ Thriller Daily 8:00 pm remembered by - the “3 Ss”. Spencer, Shane ers & pie workers, silent auction donors, and athletic accomplishments of our & Shirley. our vendors and everyone else who sup- Middle Years and Senior Years students. ported our Curling Clubs' fundraiser! And June 16th, 17th, 18th & 19th Thank you seems so little to say to the people special thanks to Glen, Ross, Mavis and Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol.
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