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(Pharm) 114-5th Avenue North Ph: 204-539-2667 Fax: 204-539-2011 Fences, Decks, Garden Sheds Gene Vestby, Broker Phone: 204-734-9321 CABLES TEL: 204-734-3718 811 Main Street 1-866-539-2667 Box 1540, Swan River, MB R0L 1Z0 email: [email protected] Swan River, MB R0L 1Z0 “FLAT PANEL TV SPECIALISTS” Ph: 204-734-3102 FAX: 204-734-4342 Co-op Marketplace Shopping Centre 204-734-3404 204-734-9431 Swan River, MB Telephone: 204-734-4528 619 Main Street Fax: 204-734-4342 [email protected] 601 MAIN ST. EAST, SWAN RIVER Cell: 204-734-0878 Experienced professionals email: [email protected] An Independent 204-734-5800 email: [email protected] Fax: 204-734-5085 Insurance Broker PHONE: 204.734.3252 (Located at ) “HOME OF THE NORTHWEST ROUND-UP” Email: [email protected] working with you - for you. Phone: 204-734-2882 Covers You Best. 1621 MAIN STREET, SWAN RIVER, MB CA IN MEMORY OF - JULY 1, 2012 - JUNE 30, 2013 SCHOLARSHIP & BURSARY BUILDING Ford - Canada’s #1 Automotive Brand FORMO MOTORS LTD. John Solomon Eileen Bertram The Community Foundation of Swan Valley Inc. participates in the Scholarship and Bursary Gary G. Burnside, BSA, LLB Jim Livingston Joey Eggie Building Incentive Program, working with community donors to establish funds that support SWAN RIVER, MB. K. Rhodel Ferriss, BA, LLB Bill Mosiondz Danielle Richer students pursuing post secondary education. Barbara Lynn Hunt Emil Rubashewsky 509 Main Street East STUDENTS AWARDED BENEFITS FROM THIS PROGRAM IN 2013 ARE: Elmer Minish Doug Windsor Box 340, Swan River MB R0L 1Z0 Omar Lamb Lyle Watson David Terekoff Memorial Scholarship Victoria Bertram $500.00 Tel 204.734.3485 Doreen Storozuk La Don (Donnie) Stevens Fax 204.734.2872 Mervyn Neely Mary Osatchuk Dr. James Terekoff Memorial Scholarship Korbin Proctor $500.00 ‘experience you can trust’ Ron Leslie Evelyn Suggitt Dr. Fred McKay Family Bursary Rebecca Hoffman-Schlosser $600.00 204-734-4577 Bob Oliver Tofeil Hart John & Ida Kastrukoff Bursary Sidny Ross $500.00 Richard Barteski Kathy Wood CHECK OUT OUR Swan Valley Credit Union Bursary Mitchell Holland $500.00 REIMER LARGE SELECTION OF Clarence & Winnie Russenholt Mary Yakielashek Gordon Finlay Alyce Mullin Filuk Scholarship Kendra Friesen $1000.00 & COMPANY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WAN ALLEY $1000.00 Florence Gray Eldon Christian S V Filuk Scholarship – Technology Tia Tracy Eisner Jack Filuk Louise Christian Chartered Accountants S.R. Elks Lodge Bursary Eldon Bushenlonga $500.00 James Dennis McLeod Ed Torarchuk Margaret Cotton Vernon & Irene Denoon May Johnston Bursary Meghan Lumax $500.00 359 Kelsey Trail Hilton Caverly Swan River Auto Salvage-Delbert Davy Bursary Morgan Buck $500.00 Phone: 204-734-2599 REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO. C O N T I N U E S T O G R O W Fax: 204-734-3184 $600.00 1000 Main Street Swan River Rex & Bev Leach Animal Health Bursary Candace Wenzel Email: [email protected] 204-734-9451 THANK YOU www.reimerco.ca www.mckay2000.com Thank you to the families who chose to have memorial donations sent to the FIELD OF INTEREST FUND Community Foundation of Swan Valley, thus ensuring the memory of their "How simple it is to see that all the worry in the world cannot control the future. Mike & Olive Didychuk (Swan Valley Youth Activity) loved ones will live on as the work of the Foundation continues in the years Gerald Jampolsky Robert & Joyce (Barrow) Mills (Arts & Performing Arts) to come. ow simple it is to see that we can only be happy now. nd that there will never be a time when it is not now.” – H A Inge Orf (Environment) CEMENT WORKS INC. IN HONOUR OF SPECIAL OCCASIONS MOBILE CONCRETE SERVICE Estate of Clifford Stanley Henderson (Youth) REDI-MIX JULY 1, 2012 - JUNE 30, 2013 For All Your Concrete Supplies DESIGNATED FUNDS Ernie & Jean Eagle 50th Anniversary Lloyd Spicer (Swan Valley Air Cadets) Ted & Margaret Hinchliffe 50th Anniversary Jim & Marie Hogg (Swan Valley Animal Protection League) Barb Holmes 70th Birthday Proudly Sponsoring Elmer Friesen 70th Birthday Lloyd & Betty Bertram (Swan Valley Arts Festival Music Fund) Swan Valley Historical Museum our Community Phone Cement Works Inc. at 204-734-9308 Mike & Anna Gnida 50th Anniversary John Sandborn 60th Birthday Tony & Vincent Gulash (Swan Valley Historical Museum) SWAN VALLEY SCHOOL DIVISION Alex & Sonia Filuk 62nd Anniversary Carissa Kowal (Swan River Figure Skating Fund) Gordon Cowan 80th Birthday Developing a Ray Atkinson 80th Birthday Riddell’s Plg & Htg 90th Anniversary UNRESTRICTED FUND bright future for Mervin Beasley 65th Birthday Bill Chegwin the Valley. Mina Yaknovich 90th Birthday Henry Rasmussen Angie Hinchliffe 75th Birthday Wishing You A Swan Valley School Division DONOR ADVISED FUNDS $7500.00 Plus Merry Christmas 1481 Third Street North CENTURY CLUB $100-$499 - July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013 Box 995, Swan River, MB R0L 1Z0 email: [email protected] Ted & Margaret Hinchliffe Phone: 204-734-4531 for good, 315 MAIN ST, MINITONAS, MB Maire & Alan McLean Dennis & Jan Hodgson Bill & Shelby Robb Doug & Angela Hinchliffe Fax: 204-734-2273 PHONE: 204-525-4564 Barker, Phyllis Harold & Sherry Hunt Kevin & Rhonda Rusk Glen & Alice (Mills) Robinson FOREVER Dave & Elaine Bertrand Brian & Carol Hunter Angie Saseniuk Louisiana Pacific Canada Bill & Leila Barker Dennis & Peggy Kalynuk Schabert Investments Ken & Carie Wai Not everyone can create a private foundation, Elmer & Ruby Bjornson Neil & Brenna Kichuk Michelle Smith Elmer & Lauretta Formo but any individual, family or group can Robert & Jennifer Brown Ron & Cathy Lewicki Richard Smith Peter & Doreen Terekoff INTERMOUNTAIN establish a Fund within the Community CONTRACTING LTD. Chariot Auto Repair Service Trish Minish Swan Valley Dental Chester & Lillian Robinson & Family Foundation of Swan Valley Inc. SPRUCE Rudy & Audrey Dauk Don & Fanny Mullin Ruth Terhorst Bowsman & District Lions Club Margurerite Fredette Tom & Heather Orlukiewicz Gordon Watkins Burtondale Farm CUSTOM CUTTING PRODUCTS Ward & Shannon Fullerton Parrish & Heimbecker Simone Weisbrodt FIREWOOD LIMITED Lloyd & Linda Gilchrist Hetty Pawlinski Kevin & Lynne Wenzel Lorraine Goodman Michael & Heather Presiloski Duane & Judy Whyte 1650 Main Street Brian & Shirley Harvey Harold & Eleanor Proppe Grant, Scott & Sheila Wilson BOX 1210 Swan River, Manitoba SWAN RIVER, MANITOBA Our Current Goals R0L 1Z0 BUILDERS CLUB $500-$999 - JULY 1, 2012 TO JUNE 30, 2013 1,000,000 Johnathan Cook & Melissa Mike & Anna Gnida Fred & Shirley Woodward $ O BUS 204-734-4222 www.spl.mb.ca F F Filuk Barb Holmes Paul Smith O C FAX 204-734-5052 L O Lietz A. Cordell Trust DTD Beth Hunt TD Canada Trust O M 145 Barry & Connie Waito O M ITY Clinton & Tara Elenko Ken & Willa Klyne P AL O Providing up to U IP F C S I A N SWAN RIVER W You Call N A U I E N T M T We Haul Y R R L HERITAGE CLUB $1,000 PLUS - APRIL 19, 2009 TO JUNE 30, 2013 $50,000 A I I A A V V F E R R E E 174 Mural Artist - Ursula Taylor U R R U U R per year in R R Alexander & Sophi Filuk Anne (Filuk) & Arnold Lietz Manitoba Hydro Employees, N MANITOBA C Edward & Nelda Didychuk Family Swan River undesignated grants. D O S Terry Didychuk Bruce & Iris Filuk Family MPIC Employees, Swan River T Ron & JoAnne McRae Francis (Filuk) & Larry Yanick Ron & Joanne McRae WOLVERINE SEPTIC SERVICE Rural Municipality of 155 Dale & Marlene Anderson Robert & Diana Logan Fred Filuk Family Tyler Vopni Musey Carissa Kowal Harve Filuk Ingre Orf Box 953, Swan River, MB Swan River Dennis & Ethel Kowal Jack Filuk Family Willis & Wendy (Cloutier) Paull R0L 1Z0 P.O. Box 610 Jim & Gert Chegwin Dr. Robert B. Filuk Bob & Gwen Palmer Swan River, MB, R0L 1Z0 Jack Filuk Olga (Filuk) & Jack Elenko Portage Mutual Insurance Cliff Robertson Telephone: 204-734-3344 Robert Filuk Family Stan & Teresa Reich Michelle Anderson Ruth (Filuk) & Bill Narusis Con & Merle Robinson TOTAL FUNDS DONATED TO DATE 204-281-1833 Bloc Talent Agency Inc. Brendan Filuk Chester Robinson Family Our sincere appreciation is extended to our Founders who recognized promise in the future of the community: Nathan F. Narusis Laney Filuk Glen Robinson AGE OF L B Ed & Marilyn Baskier Justin Filuk & Alexis Melanowski Clarence & Winnie Russenholt $1,419,074 in 2013 IL E GIFTING OPPORTUNITIES V N Birchwood I Don & Agnes Burton Melissa Filuk & Jonathan Cook Harry & Bessie Sandborn E T O H O T grocery Bowsman & District Lions Nathan & Centenie Narusis Alberta Sigurdson Heritage Club: Your large and small gifts are combined and the income is T Club David & Dawna Yanick Ronald & Doreen Schuweller (Minimum $1000.00) distributed through a grant application process. This ensures STATEMENT OF $1,256,508 in 2012 • • M Norman & Gail Bruce Don & Deanna Formo Mary Snelgrove ANI TOBA 109 Lorne Avenue Bill Chegwin Elmer & Lauretta Formo Swan River Senior Citizens the changing needs of the community are addressed in a $870,166 in 2009 Community Foundation of George Gallagher Swan Valley Historical timely manner. FINANCIAL POSITION Birch River, MB R0L 0E0 Canada Tony & Vincent Gulash Museum Designated Fund: You choose a favorite registered charity.
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