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By DARRYL HOLYK

im and Lynn Burgess along with Rick and Sherry JBurgess have been chosen as Honourary Parade Marshals for this year’s Fun Fest Parade hosted by the Minnedosa Chamber of Commerce. Th e couples were chosen for a number of reasons, fi rst and foremost in honour of the Burgess family’s local heritage in Minnedosa. Th e Burgesses were one of our community’s pioneer families. Th eir arrival in the area dates back to 1880 with Jim’s great grandfather, Sam Burgess and his wife Ann. Sam’s son, Joseph was the fi rst Burgess to have his name associated with the family business, most recently known as Burgess Qual- ity Foods. Th e business was the only Minnedosa business to remain in the same family for over 120 years being passed down through four generations of Burgesses. In addition to the long standing family and business connection to our community, members of the Burgess family have always been active community members and volunteers in various capaci- ties over many years. In addition to being a former business owner in our community, Jim served six years as Mayor of Minnedosa as well as a number of years as a Town Councillor and School Trustee. Photo by Darryl Holyk Th rough their family business, the Burgess- Couples kick up their heals on the outdoor dancefl oor to the music of Th e Cameron es have provided sponsorships and donations Campbell Band at the Little Valley Jamboree hosted last weekend in Erickson. to numerous fundraisers and community events See story and more photos inside! throughout the decades. Th e list of support they have provided in our community could fi ll a large book. Th is community-minded family is certainly worthy of recognition as Honourary Parade Mar- shals in the upcoming Fun Fest Parade. Be sure to 0HHWWKH0LQQHGRVDDQG(ULFNVRQ make a lot of noise and show your appreciation for these true community heroes as they pass by on the parade route on the morning of Saturday, July 11th! *UDGXDWHV

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By DARRYL HOLYK tions of Cornerstone Grill, Jeremiah. the 50+ Centre and the well Th e skit opened with he Minnedosa Drama known “Kingston” family – the cast entering the stage TClub presented its sec- a rip off of our own King- by walking through the ond annual sketch night don family! crowd, which was close on Th ursday and Friday, Th e comedy was di- to a full house. Half of the June 11th and 12th at the rected by Mary Dalton play was performed before Minnedosa United Church and featured a cast of Brit- an intermission in which Hall. tany MacDonald as Sarah, all enjoyed cookies, re- Th is year’s skit, Clini- Dawn Doerksen as Anna- freshments and mingling cal Chaos, was written by belle, Susan Nelson as Hel- with the cast before the fi - Minnedosa’s own Wyonne en, Bethannie Lancoure nal half hour of the show. Baribeau and featured a as Dr. Patterson, Marl- Th e Minnedosa Dra- number of local connec- ies Soltys as Dr. Killdeer ma Club is now gearing tions. Th e play takes place (the veterinarian), Joyce up for its third annual fall in a community medical Turner-Cox as Dorothy, production and dinner clinic attached to a hospi- Dylan Woodcock as Brad, theatre. Auditions for this tal. A group of locals meet Shaleen Baribeau as Julie, year’s murder mystery, and hang out at the clinic Jamie Willis as Sam, Jacki “Th e Game’s Afoot” were for coff ee and gossip as Birch as Nurse Culligan, held Wednesday evening Chipperfi elds is closed for Greg Kirk as George, Flow at MCI. Th e show is expect- Photo by Ashley Hanks renovations. Other local Anderson as the para- ed to return in November connections to Minnedosa medic and Art Dalton as with another three-night Th e cast of Clinical Chaos with the plays’ director and writer. in the play include men- silent but hilarious patient, run. Three Busy Days Planned For Fun Fest

By ERIN WOODCOCK nual Street Market. Th e Magician, Patrick tivities running too late for Credit Union and will be Job Centre. Th ere will be market will be held on Sat- Gregoire, will be join- young kids. available at the door. games, activities and ted- un Fest is fast ap- urday, July 11th. We have ing us again this year. He Th e beer gardens will We have also added dy bear check-ups. Fproaching and we have over 50 vendors com- will be performing at the be open Saturday after- some events for the Sun- We are still looking another great weekend ing from all over Mani- Street Market on Satur- noon in the arena. Every- day as well. Lisa Bu- for a few more volunteers planned! Last year’s event toba including Winnipeg, day afternoon. He has an thing is set up to use for the chanan at the Rec Offi ce and service groups, orga- was very successful and we Grandview, LaBroquerie, amazing, blow your mind socials so it might as well is organizing a softball nizations or sports clubs hope that this year will be Wawanesa, Virden and of show planned for all ages! be used. Th ey are looking tournament up at the mi- to help out. If anyone is even better. course, Minnedosa which Th ere are a few chang- at having some activities nor ball diamonds. Th e interested in helping out We have lots of favou- will provide a great mix es being made this year planned during the beer tournament registration is please contact me, Erin rites back again such as the of handmade and direct with the Kid’s Bike Parade gardens as well. Th ere is $60 per team. Call the Rec Woodcock at 204-867- Kid’s Bike Parade, Fun Fest sales vendors. You can and the beer gardens. Th e still the Friday night so- Offi ce to register. ‘Yoga 3754 or email Minnedosa- Parade, Rotary Supper, check out the Minnedosa Bike Parade will take place cial, featuring Better Th an. in Th e Park’ with Allyson [email protected]. Lion’s Pancake Breakfast, Fun Fest Facebook page on Friday, July 10th start- Tickets are $10, no minors Potrebka is a new event Th e detailed itinerary for beer gardens and social, for a complete list of ven- ing at the Personal Care are allowed and you must that is happening in Tan- Fun Fest will be distribut- Valley Cruizers car show, dors attending. A few ven- Home. It will end at Tan- have your ID to enter. Th e ner’s Park. You will need ed starting June 29th. Any Kids activities, Lawn- dors are planning to bring ner’s Park where there will Saturday night will fea- to bring your own mat and groups that are planning mower Poker Derby, Street their families with them be a BBQ and freezies and ture Sister Reign. Tickets water and it is free to at- events and want to be on Market and more. so they can enjoy the oth- activities. We decided to are $15, no minors are al- tend. Th ere will be a Ted- the itinerary, are asked to Th is year, Krista Pow- er events taking place dur- change the time after re- lowed and you must have dy Bear’s Picnic in Tan- get their information to ell is heading the 6th An- ing Fun Fest. ceiving some feedback ID to enter. Tickets will be ner’s Park that will be run me by June 25th. from parents about the ac- available in advance at the by the Manitoba Youth

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Many of these former ince 1908 the voice operators still live in Town... Sof Manitoba Gov- the small rural com- ernment Telephones/ munities across Mani- By Darryl Holyk Manitoba Telephone toba, maybe your System was the ‘Op- grandmother, an aunt, erator’. Just about every or the neighbour down First Goal reached… community, large or the street. If you asked Minnedosa EMS has reached its fi rst fundraising goal small in Manitoba had them what it was like of $28,000 to purchase one of two power lift stretchers. an offi ce with a group of to be an operator I am Th is special stretcher reduces the risk of injury to para- people working as oper- sure you will hear a lot medics in the fi eld while also providing patient care and ators, the voice of MTS, of very interesting sto- comfort. Fundraising continues for the second piece of connecting customers ries. Stories of being important equipment. Donations can be made through to family, friends, busi- the one to put through Minnedosa EMS, the local Rotary Club, Minnedosa nesses, and emergency calls which told of the Foundation of the Health District Auxiliary. personnel. death of a loved one Th e story of the during the war, call- ‘Operator’ started in ing volunteer fi remen Hometown Manitoba… the late 1800’s. Did you out to a house, barn Over 100 projects to beautify and restore Main know that boys were the or business fi re. Sto- Streets and public places will benefi t from $225,000 in fi rst operators? Th ey had Th e voice of the friendly telephone ries of friendship built provincial funding through the Hometown Manitoba been telegraph opera- operator has been silenced. with co-workers and of program. Th e largest grant in our immediate area is tors so it was assumed dealing with all kinds of $1,325 to the Little Saskatchewan River Conservation that they would be best for the position of voice op- people and being respectful of all customers even if District for community tree planting. Other local recipi- erators. It didn’t work out very well as they proved to they did not accord the same to you. ents of the program include Minnedosa Bowl for exteri- be rude and abusive to the customers and very un- Whatever happened to that friendly voice on the or painting and signage, Derek Burton Dual Zones Ltd. disciplined. Ladies worked out much better, as they other end of your phone when you turned the crank for exterior painting and the Rapid City Parent Group were more soft spoken and calm. or dialed ‘O’. Where did the “voice with a smile” go? for its ongoing playground project. Th e fi rst operator in Manitoba was Miss Ida Well, as of January 2015 the MTS Operator be- Coates who was said to have a “voice with a smile”. came extinct, a victim of the technology revolution. Early deadline… Over the last 100 plus years that “voice with a smile” Computers now look up phone numbers, dial emer- Wednesday is our regular layout and design day and was heard in almost every community in Manitoba. gency personnel. Th e personal touch is gone. being that next Wednesday is Canada Day, our offi ce Th e fi rst operators were the information links in the To celebrate the “End of an Era” a reunion of will be closed. As a result of this, we will be making next community, deaths, births, weather, sports scores operators from the Western, Parkland and Northern week’s Tribune on Tuesday, June 30th which means we and any important news could be obtained by crank- regions of Manitoba is being planned for Septem- will have an early deadline for advertising and news sub- ing the phone. Operators were very strictly moni- ber 19th in Brandon. Th e region monikers are tele- missions. Please have your material for the Friday, July tored, worked long hours, and when they married phone lingo and basically refer to everywhere west 3rd edition in to our offi ce on Monday, June 29th. Happy they had to give up their positions. A strict dress code of Portage to the Saskatchewan border and from the Canada Day everyone! was followed which was modifi ed over the years but US border north to Churchill. Th e reunion commit- even in the 1960’s the operators had to wear a dress, tee would like to contact as many former operators no pants, no matter what hours they worked or what as possible and invite them to come celebrate their Schools out… the weather conditions were. When pants were al- contributions to MTS, and indeed, the Province as Congratulations to all high school graduates in lowed in the 1970’s it had to be a suit with the jacket a “the Voice with a Smile”. the Rolling River School Division. Meet the grads of certain length. Th rough all of this many young wom- For further information contact Kathy at 204- Minnedosa and Erickson Collegiate and learn who this en worked as operators and enjoyed the interaction 726-4728 or [email protected] or Pat at year’s grad award recipients were in our special com- with people from all walks of life and in many diff er- 204-726-4901 or [email protected] If you know of memorative grad section included in today’s Tribune. ent parts of our world. Whatever was happening in someone who once worked as a MTS operator in any Students in other grades have one day of school left on the community the operator was often the fi rst con- of these regions please pass on this invitation. Monday and then its summer holidays. Hopefully all staff and students have a great summer vacation and before you know it it will be Back to School time!

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thefts are up considerably break and enter with this in the Sandy Lake area. type of system. We had a Police Beat All residents are remind- total of nine theft/break ed to take precautions in and enters in the area. Ye Old By protectingtheir property. Th is includes theft of ATVs. Staff Sgt. You are encouraged to Our assault complaints BOB CHABOT lock up all property, re- were slightly higher as well move keys and lock your with a total of six assaults Trib vehicles. It is also highly being reported. recommended to set up a Th ere were a total was pondering the next www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca or surveillance system. Th is of 13 speeding tickets is- Itopic to write about Th e Canadian Anti-Fraud helps us greatly in deter- sued. Th e speeder of the when two calls came in Center at www.antifraud- mining who is responsible week goes to a 30-year-old 2005 – Valley Inc., our local CDC, is working with this morning and made centre.ca Th ese are two for these thefts. With the male from Regina, SK. He wind companies in hopes of developing wind energy my decision for me. I have good resources to get you increased popularity of was caught doing 135km towers in the R.M.’s of Minto and Odanah. Test towers written on this topic in the started. “trail cams”, these seem to in a 100 km zone. Th at are expected to be constructed in the next few weeks. past but there just seems Th is has been a busy be gaining in popularity Roughrider fan won’t have not only for hunting but as much money to spend to be a barrage of people week for our detachment – Th e R.M. of Odanah has approached the Town forprotecting property. at the games when he pays 1995 wanting to scam other area. We had a total of 80 of Minnedosa with regard to the purchase of water for We are in the process of his $508.35 fi ne. Th at’s fi ne people any way they can. calls for service. Summer their planned water system. Phase one, providing wa- identifying suspects at a by me! Have a great week. It might be this geological is in full swing and our ter to ten rural customers is hoped to be completed this area they are focusing in fall with an additional 40 customers being connected on for the moment. next year and the remaining 35 in 1997. Th e two calls we received so far have to do Chamber Hosts Ag BBQ with someone calling an 1975 – Chimo Building Centre was offi cially opened unsuspecting innocent last week. Mayor Jim Burgess sawed a two by two in person saying that they are place of cutting a ribbon. Meanwhile, it has been an- the subject of an investiga- nounced that Agristeel Ltd. will be sold by public auction with the Canada Rev- tion. enue Agency. Th e caller is quite demanding and 1965 – A 22-year-old man from Rossburn was sen- makes it sound like there tenced to one year in jail in Minnedosa Court for is urgency to the matter. punching his aunt in the face because she did not give Th e one call I received this him any soda crackers with his soup. Th e victim suf- morning stated that the fered severe lacerations and bruises to her cheek. Th e police were about to close accused was intoxicated at the time. in on them right away to get arrested. Th is poor – Quite often, ladies and children waiting for senior called the offi ce in 1915 trains at the CPR station need drinking water and a a panic wondering if we supply should be provided. Th e pump was taken away were actually coming! It some time ago, although the water was remarkably took a lot of convincing to good. assure them we were not coming. It caused them a lot of stress and anx- 1905 – Th e people of Scandinavia will hold a picnic iousness. It disgusts me just west of Otter Lake where the new Canadian North- the tactics and ways these ern Railway station is located to celebrate the 20th an- scammers attempt to steal niversary of the existence of the settlement. money from our seniors. Photo by Darryl Holyk Th e real only defence 1895 – Fresh trout has arrived by train and is avail- we have at the moment is By DARRYL HOLYK the agriculture fi eld. BBQ Last Wednesday’s BBQ able at Sewell and Burgess. Fresh fi sh is expected to ar- to ensure that we educate organizer, Terry McLene- collected $1,500 in corpo- rive every Tuesday. our seniors to these and pproximately 190 han was on hand at last rate sponsorships from 19 all types of scams. Our people came out to Friday’s graduation exer- sponsors as well as an ad- A – Th e centre of Main Street is having a heavy seniors have worked hard enjoy delicious beef on a cises to present Chamber ditional $1,200 which was 1885 coating of good gravel applied to it. A portable building their whole life not to have bun, salad and cookies at bursaries to graduates collected from those at- has been built along Main Street by Mr. W. St. John to some scammer come in the tenth annual Chamber Catrin Davies and Sarah tending the event. use for his photograph gallery. and take a large sum of of Commerce Ag Appre- Brown. money. Sometimes our ciation BBQ last Wednes- seniors are afraid or em- day at the Heritage Co-op barrassed to tell their fam- Foodmarket parking lot. ilies what has happened. Th e BBQ was estab- TOP RATE I want to encourage you lished as a way to show to talk to your senior par- the community’s support 1 year ents or relatives about the of the agricultural indus- 85%* types of scams that are try during the BSE Crisis. 1. *Rates subject to change out there. Some of them It has since become a suc- Certain conditions may apply are very convincing; some cessful key in showing the Dr. Greg Perkins 3 year 5 year actually befriend the call- Chamber’s support of the 25%* 55%* ers and make it appear importance of agriculture 2. 2. that they care. Th ey don’t, to our community. Dr. Derek Papegnies they just want the money. Money raised as a re- %UXFH0F1DEE Th ere are so many re- OPTOMETRISTS sult of the Ag Appreciation Call For More Terms & Rates 867-3946 sources on line that you BBQ supports two $1,000 can check out to see what MCI graduation bursaries 129-2nd Avenue S.W., Minnedosa, MB the latest scam is. One for students who are con- FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL: resource is our RCMP site, tinuing their education in 204-867-2455 6 Friday, June 26, 2015 Th e Minnedosa Tribune SANDY LAKE NEWS

By DIANE BACHEWICH Many attended from here Codey McCutchin sken and celebrating Har- Th e Sandy Lake Lions Winnipeg. the Little Valley Jamboree and Kegan Maduke were old’s 65th birthday. Club hosted the Zone Al and Nancy Der- aurence and Barb at Erickson on the week- the only two graduates Congratulations to fi ve windup at the Lions hak of Riding Mountain LOsadec have just re- end. from Sandy Lake who Gary Derhak who has re- Campground on Saturday, visited Helen Derhak on turned home from Cal- Diane Bachewich attend- graduated from the Er- tired from the company June 13th. Attending the the weekend while doing gary, where they spent a ed the Minnedosa Col- ickson Collegiate on Fri- “Burnco” after spend- windup was the District some camping at the Li- week with Jeff , Pam and legiate Prom and Gradu- day and Riley Boles from ing 40 years with them. Governor Omer Cham- ons’ Campground. girls. Jeff was recover- ation for her grandson the Strathclair Commit- Two retirement parties pigny of Oak lake, the Gloria Campbell re- ing from surgery and also Tyson Bachewich who tee School. were held in his honour Zone Chairman Helmut turned home from Calgary they attended their grand- graduated from Grade 12. Congratulations to in Calgary. Wishing you Neufeld of Shoal Lake. after spending some time daughter’s birthdays. Also attending the exer- Larry and Marie Zatylny a happy retirement with Other clubs in attendance with daughter Kaila and Rick and Belinda cises was great grandma who celebrated their good health, happiness were from Austin, Wawa- family. While there she at- Nowell spent the week- Helen Derhak and Aunty 40th wedding anniver- and success on your new nesa, Shoal Lake, Oak- tended the fi rst commu- end in Chestermere, AB Janice Duchominsky and sary on Sunday. chapter of life. burn, Elphinstone, Erick- nion of her granddaugh- babysitting with their two Kyle Wahoski. The church and Collin and Lesia Drul son, Minnedosa, Brandon, ter Reese and also a baby grandchildren, while Ben Get well wishes to Peter graveside services which and boys Landon and Oak lake and Sandy Lake. shower for the upcoming and Tammie were out here Prokopchuk who is in the were held at St. Anthonys, Coltan of Winnipeg were Everyone present enjoyed grandchild in July. to a wedding. Brandon Hospital. Jackfish and St. Nickolas out for the weekend with the pot luck supper. For the month of May Congratulations to Kai- Ozerna were well attend- Robert and Linda Lewan- Sadie Rystephanuk, the Legion men’s 50/50 tlyn Koversky and Brad ed with a lovely dinner doski. Collin and Lesia Diane Bachewich and Jan- draw was won by Mathew Nelson who were married following the services. attended the wedding of ice Duchominsky attended Sichweski. on Saturday. Th e mar- Cody Nowell and friend Shaun Dziver and Hanna a family and close friend Best wishes to Diane riage ceremony took place Michaela spent the Watson at Strathclair on Kerry Peters 80th birthday Lungal who has retired at the brides’ home farm weekend with grandma Saturday. party on the weekend in from the Sandy Lake Heri- yard with the wedding re- Lil Kilenick. tage Co-op. Also to Elaine ception at the Erickson Harold and Joyce Pro- McLean and Lillian Prosyk Rec. Centre. Kaitlyn is the sken of Winnipeg were who have also retired from daughter of Carl and Lisa out for the weekend vis- Rotary Peace Ride the local Co-op. Koversky. iting with mom Olga Pro- Rolls Through Town CADURCIS NEWS By DARRYL HOLYK

ast year, the Portage By DOREEN TROTT the graduates. Try your Glen and Loreen Jack- Lla Prairie Rotary Club wings kids! son attended a second held a Peace Ride as a new ecent visitors with Shawn, Christine, birthday party in Bran- community fundraiser. RMalcolm and Shirley Joshua, Victoria and don. Th e birthday boy was Due to the success of last Rose were Rod, Elaine and Colton Rose shared a Fa- grandson Coen Fehr. Hap- year’s poker derby ride, Alison Fisher of Dauphin, ther’s Day supper with py Birthday Coen! which featured more than MB and Barry and June Malcolm and Shirley Sat- 30 riders, the Club orga- Humphreys of Clanwil- urday evening. Josh and If your nized its second annual liam, MB. Colton stayed until Sun- label reads Peace Ride which was held Congratulations to day to help Grandpa with this past Saturday, June Faith Northam, Rowena some of the farm chores. 15/06/30 20th. Th is year, the Portage Martin and Isabella An- Cody Northam of Cut Club teamed up with the derson who graduated Knife, SK spent a few days Minnedosa Rotary Club. from Elton Collegiate on with the Northam fam- It’s time Shortly after 12 noon Friday. Congratulations ily. He attended his sister to renew! on Saturday, 32 riders also to Emma Morgan, Faith’s graduation. roared into Minnedosa Sarah Brown and John Donna MacDonald Call 204- and parked their bikes Gray who graduated from joined members of her 867-3816 along 1st Avenue S.W. Minnedosa Collegiate. All family for a Sunday sup- between RBC and Cor- the best in the future to per at Onanole. nerstone Grill. Here they enjoyed a SUBWAY lunch sponsored by the local Ro- tary Club. “It has been ab- :,11,3(*&$6,126 solutely wonderful working with the Minnedosa &HOHEUDWLRQV'LQQHU7KHDWUH Rotary Club. Th ey are re- ally taking care of us by ar- Photo by Darryl Holyk ranging lunch,” stated Ride JOIN US! organizer, Guy Moff at. to the Co-op gas station money is used for some- &$6,1221/< Th is year’s Ride for on Highway #1 near Aus- thing that is going to bring -XO\WKWK Peace began in Portage tin before heading back to peace.” Saturday morning and Portage to wrap up the ride Guy hopes to see the ,1&/8'(' 7UDQVSRUWDWLRQWR took the riders northwest with a barbeque supper. ride continue into the fu- to Minnedosa. From here, Th e Rotary Ride for ture and get bigger and :LQQLSHJE\0RWRUFRDFKKRWHO the ride headed north on Peace supports peace better with each year. Th e Highway #10 to PR #357 initiatives. “Some of the entry fee is minimum URRPDW&OXE5HJHQW&HOHEUDWLRQV &DOO:HQG\ (Mountain Road Highway) funds are going toward pledges of $45 per rider or 'LQQHU7KHDWUHSURGXFWLRQ 6KDURQRU-DFNL where they turned east our exchange program. $70 with rider and passen- RU and travelled to Highway Last year we funded a lit- ger. Prizes were presented 0RGHUQ)DPLO\9DFDWLRQ #5 and then south into eracy program,” stated to the highest pledge Ride organizer, Guy Mof- collector at the evening 7KDQNVIRUFKRRVLQJXV Neepawa for a pit stop. %RRNDQG3D\E\-XQH 'HVWLQDWLRQV3OXV Riders then continued on fat. “We make sure the wrap-up. Th e Minnedosa Tribune Friday, June 26, 2015 7 It Blows My Mind …

winner and country music ships with the visiting ce- superstar Carrie Under- lebrities in a manner which Living in wood. In Souris, visiting continues to pay dividends celebrities such as Aaron long after the concert. Th e Paradise Pritchett are ushered to community gets the initial By the town’s star attraction, draw of people fl ocking the Souris Swinging Bridge to the town to see the star VERN MAY for a photo opportunity in person, but they also EDO, Minnedosa & Area CDC forever linking the star to entice visitors to discover their appearance in town. the shrine that stands as a ake a look across the ing a great experience at Merritt, BC probably lasting legacy for years to Tcountry and you’ll eas- our festival. does the greatest job of come. ily identify the number of I know all this, but celebrating their relation- Let’s not miss the boat communities that have the challenge in my mind ship to visiting acts that on the opportunity that’s cemented their reputation remains: If we can all ac- they’ve been honoured to right before us. Let’s think as a holiday destination by knowledge how much host. Th roughout town, about how to embrace the hosting a music festival. good Rockin’ the Fields commercial buildings are success of our festival and Photo submitted Dauphin, Craven, does for the community, decorated with large mu- the eff orts of our organiz- Camrose, Merritt, Pem- why aren’t we doing more rals of music superstars ers to schedule the best Toby Keith’s bronzed hand is just one berton and others have to illustrate our pride and like Tim McGraw, Alan available talent. Do we of the artifacts on display on Merritt, BC’s created an annual splash attachment to this strong Jackson, Paul Brandt and encourage photo opportu- “Walk of the Stars” by bringing in the big- economic driver which Lonestar who have head- nities at iconic Minnedosa festival and to better con- ple and we need to talk. gest acts to their humble creates tens of thousands lined the festival. In ad- sites? Or do we create a nect the whole of our town You can fi nd me under the communities. Th e events of dollars for us each year? dition, select stars have unique monument on the to the signature events and Discover Minnedosa ban- draw thousands of visitors Did you see Dauphin’s submitted to a cast of their event site itself which be- experiences that draw in ner on Main Street, reach and creating an economic community brochure last hand which is bronzed and comes a “must visit” spot visitors from across the me by e-mail at edo@ impact so great that the year? On the page accom- posted as part of a walk of for fans to stand in THE country and around the minnedosa.com, call me at whole community warmly panying the mayor’s wel- fame throughout the com- VERY SPOT where their world. 204-867-3885, or keep up embraces each upcoming come to the community munity. idol had visited? Manitoba’s Valley Par- with the action on Face- event – latching on to op- was a photo of Mayor Eric In this way, Merritt We can do more to adise is created by its peo- book. portunities to attach their Irwin with American Idol builds on their relation- embrace our local music business to the swirl of ex- citement associated with the weekend. Maybe we should explore this opportunity further. Now, there will be those reading this article Notice of Public Hearing and Pre-Hearing Conference who will be quick to point out that we do this al- ready. Sure, we are home Applicant: Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation to a great event in Rockin’ the Fields of Minnedosa, HEARING: GENERAL INFORMATION: which will celebrate its The Public Utilities Board (Board) anticipates holding a public hearing of an Interested parties should take note that the Board does not have jurisdiction over 13th year this summer. application from Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation (MPI) for approval of the MPI lines of business denoted as Extension or SRE, or as to MPI’s Driver and Yes, I know about the forty rates and premiums for compulsory vehicle and driver insurance as of Vehicle Licensing operation. March 1, 2016. The hearing would take place at the Board’s Hearing Room, or so marquee acts that Persons seeking further information as to MPI’s application, or with respect 4th Floor, 330 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB (commencing at 9:00 a.m.) on have performed here. I’m to the Board’s process, and/or wishing to address the public hearing in October 5, 2015. A Pre-Hearing Conference is to be convened by the Board in aware of people who have French should notify the Board Secretary by August 28, 2015. As well, its offices at 9:00 a.m. on June 24, 2015. bought cabins here as a interested parties may examine MPI’s application and supporting materials, either at the offices of the Corporation or on its website, or the Board’s office. result of this event alone. RATE IMPACT: I’ve talked to the business The Corporation is requesting approval for Basic Autopac vehicle and drivers The Manitoba Ombudsman has recently issued privacy guidelines for owner that decided to re- licence insurance rates and premiums effective March 1, 2016, which, if administrative tribunals. The Board is mindful of its obligations under those locate from Saskatchewan approved, will result in no overall change in MPI’s Basic premium revenue guidelines. Its decisions in respect of the application being considered will be and invest here after hav- (excluding the impact of vehicle upgrades and an increased overall driver and sensitive to the guidelines. Personal information will not be disclosed unless it vehicle population). 15064gg07is appropriate and necessary to do so. However, the Board advises participants that these proceedings are public and that as a result, personal information Actual vehicle and driver premiums would vary depending on claim and driving protections are reduced. Running on experience, insurance use, territory and vehicle rate group. Full particulars, including the rate impact and application, can be found on the Manitoba Public CONTACT INFORMATION: Empty? Insurance website www.mpi.mb.ca. The Public Utilities Board Print jobs may take up to 400 - 330 Portage Avenue PRE-HEARING CONFERENCE: 2-3 weeks to complete. Winnipeg, MB R3C 0C4 Those seeking Intervener status should notify the Board of their intention Website: www.pub.gov.mb.ca Fill up before you’re out! by applying to the Board Secretary before the now scheduled Pre-Hearing Conference of June 24, 2015. Interveners may be entitled to financial Telephone: (204) 945-2638 Minnedosa Tribune assistance, and the Board’s Rules of Practice and Procedure (Rules) Toll-Free: (866) 854-3698 867-3816 provide the related guidelines, which can be seen at the Board’s website Email: [email protected] www.pub.gov.mb.ca or obtained on request to the Board, by either emailing ([email protected]), writing or calling the Board Secretary DATED this 12th day of June, 2015 (204-945-2638 or 1-866-854-3698, toll free). Parties wishing to submit a brief or to express comments at the hearing should also contact the Darren Christle Board Secretary. Secretary and Executive Director The Public Utilities Board

Five days notice Wheelchair access is required. available. 8 Friday, June 26, 2015 Th e Minnedosa Tribune Little Valley Jamboree By DARRYL HOLYK

weekend full of family fun and toe-tapping mu- A sic returned to Erickson Fairgrounds last weekend as organizers hosted their 18th annual Little Val- ley Jamboree. The jamboree weekend is held each Father’s Day weekend as a fundraiser to support Westman families with special needs children. Orga- nizers estimate a crowd of approximately 650 people and 50 kids came out for the weekend festivities. This year’s two recipients are 18-month-old Bai- ley Phillips from Roseland, MB and seven-year-old Haylie Hopfner from Ste. Rose. Proceeds from this year’s jamboree will be divided between Bailey and Haylie’s families and presented to them at a later date. Musical acts appearing on the jamboree stage this past weekend included the Cookshack Shakers, Kristen Nerbas, Laurie Larsen, Better Than, Cam- eron Campbell Band, the Lazy Creek Express, The Tweeners, Prairie Outlaws, Smith and Wesson and Gary McIvor and the Country Connection Revival. A special Saturday night dance was held featuring Brandon rockers, Nuthin’ But Trouble. In addition to great music, which had many participants up on the dance floor, this year’s jamboree also featured a live auction featuring local auc- tioneer Terry Woychyshyn Sr. During the Saturday afternoon auction, everything from perogies to au- Terry Woychyshyn and Rod Lewandoski Cameron Campbell Band tographed sports jerseys were auctioned off. Many patrons were extremely generous paying hundreds of dollars for some of the items generously donated by jamboree supporters and sponsors. Other fundraisers included rainbow and silent auctions, 50/50 draws and great food and beverages sold onsite. Being a family-friendly event, which raises money for children, there were also a number of special attractions for the youngsters in attendance. The ever popular sand pile full of hidden coins had children digging for money all weekend while many others lined up for a ride on the Jamboree Express Kiddies train driven by conductor, Craig Turchinski. There was also a bounce house and face painting to keep the children entertained throughout the weekend. The Little Valley Jamboree continues to be a well attended Father’s Day festival which has financially benefitted the lives of numerous special needs children since its inception in 1998. Over the years many great friendships have been made as a result of the jamboree. These special friendships between recipients, families and jamboree organizers, volunteers, supporters and musicians continue today. Better Th an Kristen Nerbas

Digging for Coins Riding the Jamboree Express with Craig Turchinski Th e Minnedosa Tribune Friday, June 26, 2015 9 Demolition At Its Best Orange Power All The Way

Photo by Ashley Hanks (L-R): Tanner Kingdon, Colin Stevenson, Katelyn Rudneski, Andrew Inkster, Megan Sheridan, Jamie Wade, Kendra Frecon and Rob Prettie pose with his hot pink demolition derby truck. Photo by Darryl Holyk By ASHLEY HANKS Stephen Fisher and Colin Stevenson and Th e LaBelle’s will celebrate 19 years in business this August. Kevin Fisher were in the Rob Prettie were in the n Sunday, June 7th fi rst two heats and unfor- truck heat. Rob’s hot pink By DARRYL HOLYK Oa number of local tunately walked away with truck was a sight to see McCreary and Gladstone. What We Sell” as well as demolition derby en- very beat up cars and no and from what could be Since 1999, the busi- their exceptional treat- thusiasts participated in money, but had great fun heard in the audience, our Seasons Repair ness has been a dealer for ment toward customers Brandon’s Summer Fair with some good old fash- many of the girls were Fhosted an open house Husqvarna products and and employees resulted Annual Demolition Derby. ioned car bashing. Lance cheering him on! Unfor- last Friday, June 19th. Th e those attending Friday’s in a nomination for the Th is year was no exception Ritchie was in the third tunately, neither Rob nor local business will be cele- open house could witness Apprenticeship Award of for loud engines, the smell heat and walked away Colin were able to take the brating its 19th anniversa- various Husqvarna prod- Distinction Employer of of smoke, car fi res and fl y- with fi rst prize for that win this year but were able ry this August and owners uct demonstrations. Some the Year, which they won ing dirt. round. to take down some of the Ken and Sally Labelle have of the newest products to in 2013. Currently, in ad- other trucks before dying certainly built an impres- be featured in Four Sea- dition to Ken and Sally out due to damage. sive reputation. In addi- sons showroom include and their sons, Tristan tion to their customers in Husqvarna battery pow- and Jayden, Four Seasons BASSWOOD NEWS the immediate area, Four ered chainsaws, trimmers, Repair employs two me- Seasons also services an etc. chanics - Dylan Tardiff area stretching from San- Th e Labelle’s busi- (apprentice) and James dy Lake and Onanole to ness motto of “We Service Wood. By ZELDA FIRBY to Australia were they visited daughter Roberta and ongratulations and Ricky Maslen and Kathy’s Cgood luck to all the brother Dwight Wyatt and Grade XII students of family. Minnedosa Collegiate Paul and Jean Curtis of who graduated on Fri- Brandon and Robert and day, June 19th. Special Rosemary Herbert of Eng- congratulations to Sarah land were supper guests Brown, Amber Robinson, with Stan and Zelda Firby. Paige Shandella and Ty- Congratulations to son Bachewich all from the Sue Ross who celebrated Basswood area. a “special birthday” with Bob and Kathy Currah family and friends on Sat- 0LQQHGRVD%HDFK have returned from an en- urday evening. joyable two month holiday $FWLYLWLHVVWDUWLQJDWSP x 3KRWR%RRWK 6LJQXSZLWKXVWRGR x ,QIODWDEOH2EVWDFOH&RXUVH x )DFH3DLQWLQJ x %XPSHU%DOO6RFFHU x %DOORRQDQLPDOV \RXUQHZURRIEHIRUH x %RXQF\+RXVH x &DULFDWXUHDUWLVW x 6DQGFDVWOHEXLOGLQJ&RQWHVW x &RWWRQ&DQG\ -XO\VWDQGUHFHLYH x +D\5LGHV x $QWLTXH&DU6KRZ RIIWKHSULFH $FWLYLWLHV6WDUWLQJDWSP x +XPDQ+XQJU\+LSSRV #1 in Customer Satisfaction! x .LGVUDFHV 6 Year Workmanship Warranty :HLQHUURDVWRQWKHEHDFK ),5(:25.6$7 &RQWDFWXV '86. 522) &DQWHHQSURYLGHGE\7KH0LQQHGRVD/LRQV&OXE UPURRIV#JPDLOFRP 10 Friday, June 26, 2015 The Minnedosa Tribune

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Little Saskatchewan River Conservation District invites applications for the following employment opportunities Employment Opportunity URBAN SERVICES CFS WORKER Resource Technician & FE WORKER, WINNIPEG, MB -ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK - The Little Saskatchewan River Conservation District, located in Oak River, Manitoba, ROLLING RIVER HEAD OFFICE is accepting applications for a full-time resource technician position. -ABINOOJIIYEG NAA DA MAA GEWIN WORKER –ROLLING RIVER HEAD OFFICE Job Responsibilities: Reporting to the District Manager, the Resource Technician is responsible for: WRCFS is a mandated First Nations Child and Family Services Agency responsible to provide a full range of services, including • Delivery of soil and water conservation programs statutory services, voluntary services and prevention services to the children and families of its nine First Nations, residing on • Project organization and management including site/project evaluation and off reserve. The purpose of the programs of WRCFS is to sustain, support, and enhance family and community life. The agency’s mission is to work with our First Nations people to protect Aboriginal children, in keeping with our core values. • Report/proposal preparation • Information management involving the collection, organization, and storage of Urban Services CFS Worker & Family Enhancement (FE) Worker Reporting to the Urban Services CFS Supervisor, the worker will be responsible to work as part of a team in delivering a full range GIS and project data of child and family services with emphasis on prevention and resource services as a frontline approach. Duties will include; • Surveying the provision of a full range of statutory child welfare services that involves child protection; court work; case management; • Maintenance and inventory of project supplies and field equipment intake; on-call; advocacy; special needs, age of majority and the application of the Structured Decision Making Assessment tools • Other duties as assigned when working with families. Applicants will require a BSW degree with two (2) years of child welfare experience, preferably in First Nations child and family services. An equivalent combination of training and experience may be considered; must have Qualifications: working knowledge of the CFS Act and a commitment to First Nations child and family services, community based planning and • Degree or Diploma or equivalent combination of education and experience in service delivery; Knowledge of and appreciation for Ojibway culture and aspirations are essential. The ability to speak Ojibway agriculture, geography, natural resource management or similar discipline will be considered a definite asset; Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing; must have • Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills demonstrated ability to work as part of a team and within a multi-disciplinary approach and have good organizational skills. Applicant must be able to respond to completing deadlines in a fast paced environment. Computer training and or knowledge • Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment of Microsoft Office and familiarity with the Structured Decision Making Assessment Tools, Intake & CFSIS is essential. • Ability to multi-task and take direction Accounts Payable Clerk • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and ESRI ArcGIS software Reporting to the Operations Financial Manager and working as part of the Agency’s team, you will be responsible for the • Hold a valid Class 5 driver’s license following: verifying, coding, and processing payment of invoices; maintaining, and reconciling subsidiary accounts • Willingness to work indoors and outdoors receivable ledgers and ensuring payments are collected; inputting and maintaining data for the purposes of completing various • Willingness to work at a variety of tasks forms and reports i.e.: GST, Gas Tax rebate claims; assist in preparation of statistical and other reports, as required; performing • Capable of physically demanding work housekeeping duties in Accpac Accounts Payable Module; maintaining a filing system; assist the finance department as required. The applicant will require a minimum of a two year accounting course through a recognized institution and/or Application deadline: 4:00 p.m., July 24, 2015 two years accounting related experience; training and/or knowledge and practical experience in the application of generally accepted accounting principles; understanding and belief in good principles of management and accounting practice; Please submit your resume with cover letter, Knowledge and experience in computerized accounting (Accpac) and advanced knowledge and experience with Microsoft Word three references and salary expectation to: and Excel computer programs; Integrity and direct open manner in dealing with major issues. Must have good administra- tion and organizational skills; are able to work independently and with a team. Must be bondable; Have knowledge of and Little Saskatchewan River Conservation District appreciation for Ojibway culture and aspirations is essential. Box 209 Abinoojiiyeg Naa Da Maa Gewin Worker – Abuse Unit 55 North Railway Street Reporting to the Abinoojiiyeg Naa Da Maa Gewin Supervisor the worker shares responsibility for; the investigation of Oak River MB R0K 1T0 all child abuse referrals/allegations received by the agency; Intakes & Referrals; working with the agency’s Child Abuse Phone: 204-566-2270 Fax: 204-566-2299 Committee; establishing and maintaining positive working relationships with the various parties involved in a multidisciplinary Email: [email protected] approach and the development and implementation of preventions and educational programs in the communities served by WRCFS. The applicant will require a BSW degree with at least two (2) years related experience. An equivalent combination of Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. training and experience may be considered; Must have a commitment to First Nations Child & Family Services, community based planning and service delivery; Knowledge of and appreciation for Ojibway culture and aspirations are essential; The ability to speak Ojibway will be considered a definite asset; Must have demonstrated ability to work as part of a team and within a multi-disciplinary approach; Must have computer training and or knowledge of Microsoft Office. IN MEMORIAM

Salary: Commensurate with experience and training and according to Provincial pay scale. In Memory of WRCFS offers a supportive, progressive and innovative work environment, competitive salaries, a great benefits package, and training opportunities. The successful applicant must provide WRCFS with a current Criminal Record check that includes a ELEANOR EBNER 1975 Vulnerable Sector Search, Child Abuse Registry check, Prior Contact check and Driver’s Abstract prior to commencement of RAYMOND EBNER 2003 employment. Travel is required. A valid driver’s license and access to means of transportation for work is a condition of employment. Ron, Marilyn, Murray, Tribune Printing Harvey, Neil and families. x * Posters Please submit your resumes with a covering letter to: * Flyers Barb Ostapowich Photocopying Human Resources Officer In Memory of Receipt Books West Region Child and Family Services, Inc. LEONA JURY * P.O. Box 280 JULY 1ST, 2014 * Laminating e Tickets Erickson, MB * Rafﬂ R0J 0P0 Fax: (204) 622-5248 Lovingly Remembered with * Social Tickets DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS: Friday July 3, 2015 many Happy Memories. * Invoices We thank all who apply, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Love Cecil, Don, Chris * Business Cards and families. x * Personalized Match Envelopes STEEL BUILDINGS CARD OF THANKS * * Self A GOT Books * Brochures STEEL BUILDINGS... A special thanks to the We would like to express D YOUR “OUR BIG 35TH ANNIVER- pallbearers and people of our heartfelt thanks to all, for Inking or Rubber Stamps ATTENTION? Invitations SARY SALE!” 20X20 $4500. Minnedosa who said their the many acts of kindness V Banners * 25X24 $5198. 32X36 $8427. goodbyes to Mom. Th e help shown to us during his ill- Posters * 40X46 $12140. One end of all who were there for me at ness and in the passing of our E * * Personalized Wall Included. Pioneer Steel the house this past week was dad, Bill Macksymchuk. Spe- Book this 1-800-668-5422 www.pion- deeply appreciated and will cial thanks to the staff of the R space for * Thank You Notes eersteel.ca not be forgotten. Annie Mis- Minnedosa Hospital for their kow’s daughter, Irma Yaku- wonderful care. Th ank you T your next ad Napkins and More! STEEL BUILDINGS/ bicki. x to Fathers Emil and John for METAL BUILDINGS 60% their hospital visits and offi - I Call OFF! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, A sincere thank you to all ciating at the funeral service. Th anks to the pallbearers and S 204-867-3816 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100 who sent cards, enquired and 204-867-3816 sell for balance owed! Call phoned when Ralph passed cross bearers, and to Rae’s E for more 1-800-457-2206 www.crown- away. Very much appreciat- Funeral Services. Anna and information! [email protected] steelbuildings.ca ed. Sincerely, Marguerite and Jason, Leonard and Delores family. x Macksymchuk.x ! The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, June 26, 2015 13

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OBITUARIES Cooking BILL MACKSYMCHUK ETHEL MARGUERITE SHEWCHUK JANUARY 7TH, 1943 – JUNE 5TH, 2015 (CAREFOOT) With NOVEMBER 3RD, 1915 – JUNE Peacefully, Bill Macksymchuk passed away at the Minne- 21ST, 2015 CHEF DEZ dosa District Hospital with his children by his side. Bill was born to Nick and Mary Macksymchuk, a wonderful Ukrainian It is with sadness we announce Christmas present to his family. He attended school at Fraser that Ethel passed away at the School. During his youth Bill was a member of the Ozerna 4-H Erickson Personal Care Home ubs don’t have to Greek Rub Seed Club and told many stories of the Rally days that he had in her 100th year. Rbe “rubbed” onto 4 tsp dried oregano attended. After fi nishing school, Bill made the decision to be a Ethel was born at Hargrave, meat. A simply dredging 4 tsp granulated onion (or farmer. He worked alongside his Dad and brother Fred on the MB; the eldest daughter of Fos- or sprinkling will do just onion powder) family farm. In true Bill fashion, he was always there to lend a ter and Dorothy Carefoot. She fi ne, but that being said, 4 tsp granulated garlic (or helping hand to his brother-in-laws during the busy seasons. leaves to mourn her sister Eileen any rubbing will help the garlic powder) In the winters Bill had worked in Sandy Lake loading and un- Campbell, her son Laurel, her spices to penetrate the 4 tsp dried parsley loading rail cars, and cutting logs in Riding Mountain National daughter Gladys Mark (Harold), meat better in most cases. 4 tsp dried rosemary Park. her sons Barry (Sylvia) and I never purchase pre- 4 tsp white sugar On July 26th, 1969 Bill married Elsie Wilk of Oakburn in the Wayne (Charlotte). She was blessed with Ukrainian Catholic Church in Oakburn, Manitoba. Together and treasured her special relationships with her two grandsons, made spice mixes from the 2 tsp cornstarch Bill and Elsie took over the family farm. Th is is where they Curtis (Jennie) Shewchuk and David (Tammy) Shewchuk. She store. I always get greater 2 tsp salt raised their three children. is also survived by 9 great grandchildren and many nieces and satisfaction from making 2 tsp ground pepper Over the years Bill was involved in various groups and or- nephews. She was predeceased by her husband Marvin, her my own and having them ganizations including the Manitoba Wheat Pool Board; mem- brothers Roy, Earl and Melvin, and her sister Zena Rennick. stored in labeled Mason Chilli Rub ber of the Board of Directors for the Sandy Lake Nursing Home; Mom was known for her uncanny ability to feed any num- jars. Today I would like to 2 tbsp sweet smoked Sandy Lake Co-op Board member; volunteer of the Sandy Lake ber of friends and feed customers at a moment’s notice. It was share some of my favorite paprika Museum and the Sandy Lake Rec. Board, member of Ozerna amazing how many happened to turn up at meal time! Her recipes with you because 1 tbsp granulated garlic (or Church where he served as the President for many years. boisterous laugh, easy going sense of humor and joy of being barbecue season is well garlic powder) Bill was a true farmer to the core of his being and did fi eld with people got her through the depression, 63 years of mar- work up until the day before he went to the hospital. He took riage and helping to turn a struggling quarter section of land under way. 1 tbsp Mexican chilli pride in his livestock and grain operations. Teaching the farm- into an incredibly successful registered seed growing operation. Take the time to start powder ing way of life to his children was very important to Bill. He As a carefree youth, she enjoyed dancing, card parties, curl- stocking miscellaneous 2 tsp salt taught his kids the importance of hard work, to be independ- ing and entertaining numerous friends and relatives. In latter individual dried spices and 1 tsp ground black pepper ent, to understand the mechanics of the way things work and years visiting with her children and grandchildren proved to be herbs like the ingredients 1 tsp dried oregano to be mind full and respect everyone they come into contact a highlight of her life. mentioned in the recipes 1/2 tsp ground cumin with. Bill never passed up an opportunity to talk farming, be It is with heartfelt gratitude that the family wishes to recog- below, and start trying it at the local coff ee shop, in a grocery store or even on a bus in nize the outstanding care by the staff at the Erickson Personal diff erent combinations Cajun Rub Las Vegas. Care Home. Th ey treated mom as a very special lady from the yourself. Smoked paprika 1/4 cup sweet smoked Bill is survived by his three children: Anna and boyfriend day she entered the Care Home until the day of her untimely Jason of Maryfi eld, SK, Leonard of Ozerna and Delores of Sandy passing. comes in both sweet and paprika Lake. Sisters Lil Sianchuk, Nell and Tony Wellis and Margaret A private family celebration of life was held on Th ursday, June hot varieties and it is far 2 tsp ground dried oregano Dmytriw. Sister-in-laws Anne Macksymchuk and Kay Wilk, 25th, 2015. superior to just regular 2 tsp ground black pepper numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased In lieu of fl owers, if anyone wishes, donations may be made in paprika. I prefer the sweet 2 tsp salt by his loving wife Elsie; parents Nick and Mary Macksymchuk; her memory to the Erickson District Health Activity Centre, 60 (mild) variety because I 1 tsp ground dried thyme in-laws Frank and Annie Wilk; Family: Elsie and Tom Zatylny, Queen Elizabeth Ave., Erickson, MB R0J 0P0 would rather control 1/2 tsp ground cayenne Anne and John Koversky, Fred Macksymchuk, Steve Sianchuk White’s Funeral Home, Neepawa, MB in care of arrange- the amount of spiciness pepper and Reg Dmytriw. ments. 1-204-476-2848. with ground cayenne Funeral services were held on Wednesday, June 10th, 2015 pepper instead. Enjoy! at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church Ozerna. Interment followed in the Parish Cemetery. 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By RAVEN’S GLEN WI to Braden Dereniwski He’ll be attending ACC in “treasure” tables and held for his entertaining fi lm September. a Chinese Auction. Th e aturday, June 12th was about the career of Derek We send sympathy to number of tables rented SFireman’s Day in New- Glenn, his journey from Stan and Ann Marks and was down from previous dale with the local Age high school rodeo to ma- family on the passing of years but organizer’s are Friendly committee serv- jor rodeo participant and Stan’s sister, Leona Foster hopeful that they can con- ing pancakes and sausag- the McConnell area fi lm in Winnipeg on Saturday, tinue to host this annual es to a large crowd at the provided many memories June 20th. She was pre- fundraiser. Community Hall. for those from that area. deceased by her fi rst hus- “It raises some money Fred and Margaret Fourteen church band Leonard Cowan and for our equipment fund Ann Howard had her sis- members joined with her second husband John and also gets that word out ter, Shirley visiting from Cardale United Church Foster and two daughters there that yes, Newdale has Winnipeg last week. congregation to help cele- Judy Mills and Shirley a fi re department and here Th e local Credit Union brate their 100th Anniver- Mason. Leona grew up is who we are and what we staff hosted a Customer sary on Sunday, June 13th. in Newdale and took her do,” mentioned Dorothy Appreciation luncheon on A special worship service schooling here before ac- Levich. Saturday, June 12th when was conducted with a quiring her teachers cer- Outside in front of the local members enjoyed a large combined choir pro- tifi cate in Winnipeg. hall, visitors could tour the delicious cold plate lunch viding the music. Our sincere con- public education trailer and dessert. Th e commu- Gordon, Enid, Dave dolences to Bill Doyle, to learn about fi re safety, nity certainly values the and Danielle Clark at- former Minister in New- check out the fi re truck excellent service we re- tended the Graduation dale whose Mother, Do- and equipment displays or visit with Sparky the Fire ceive from the staff of our Awards Ceremony at Gle- ris Doyle passed away in Photo by Darryl Holyk local Newdale branch. nella, MB for grandson Winnipeg on Friday, June Dog, the offi cial mascot Sparky the Fire Dog demonstrates A full house enjoyed Bryce Scott’s grade 12 5th. She leaves three sons, for fi re safety awareness. At the Triple Bill of short Graduation with Honours. David, Andy and Bill. Bill how to quickly extinguish a grease fi re. lunch time, the fi refi ghters fi lms held at the Bend Bryce is the younger son still resides in Regina, SK. served up some delicious By DARRYL HOLYK Th eatre on Saturday, June of Brian and Donna Scott Hilda Davies and Park and Parish and Heim- barbequed hot dogs and 12th. Each one had a local of Neepawa and grandson Zelda Firby attended the becker Ltd. Age Friendly burgers. connection which made of Gar and Eleanor Scott funeral of Evelyn Oman, embers of the New- volunteers were on hand When all was said and the viewing extra special. of Neepawa. Bryce was formerly of Clanwilliam, Mdale Fire Depart- asking visitors to fi ll out a done, the fi re department Th e Bend itself was built co-valedictorian for the held in Brandon last week. ment hosted its annual checklist and rating of Age had about $300 to add to with wood from Kippen’s class and was winner of Firefi ghters Day at the Friendly features in the its equipment fund. If any- Mill and special kudos several academic awards. Community Hall on Satur- community. one has any new ideas for day, June 13th. As in years past, the next year’s Newdale Fire- Th e day kicked off with Fire Department hosted a fi ghter’s Day to raise more a pancake breakfast, which fl ea market. In addition to money and draw more was held in partnership revenue from table rentals, people, please pass them with the Age Friendly Ini- the Fire Department also along to the Fire Depart- tiative, R.M. of Harrison- had a number of its own ment. &:%%ORRPHOHYDWRULVRSHQ Summer Camps Ready To Roll :HDUHORFDWHGDW%ORRPMXVWZHVWRI 3RUWDJHOD3UDLULH By LISA BUCHANAN about our themes and what’s included. One of our most anticipated camps is he festivities are right around the the “A Day in a Uniform” camp. Th is 1RZFRQWUDFWLQJIRUQHZFURS&:56 Tcorner. Be sure to come and check camp has the campers touring multiple everything out this Canada Day at the businesses in Minnedosa. Th is camp is FDQRODRDWVDQGVR\EHDQV Beach. Join on our Minnedosa and Dis- hands on experience, where the kids trict Recreation Commission’s Facebook get to try out diff erent aspects of each ‘Canada Day’ event page for updates. business. Th ey will see what it’s like to :K\&:%" Our Rally Cap kids are having their work at Skoglund Nursery, the RCMP wind up at the beach on Canada Day. Station, Heritage Co-op, Liberty Physio- Come out and cheer them on. Th ey therapy, Morris Industries Ltd., Rosie’s ([SHULHQFHRXUVWDWHRIWKHDUWHOHYDWRU have all been great sports, learnt lots Country Café and Bakery, Minnedosa *HWPDUNHWLQJLQWHOOLJHQFHIURPRXU and had a fantastic year. Vet Clinic, Town of Minnedosa’s Work Th e summer Rec Schedule will Team, Minnedosa Hospital and Ambu- WHDPRIH[SHUWV be included in the Tanner’s Crossing lance, Clint Moff at and Sons Trucking, School’s fi nal report cards. Our colour- and the Minnedosa Firefi ghters. &KRRVHEHWZHHQFDVKSRRORU ful information sheet includes events Our Leadership Camp has many )XWXUHV&KRLFHFRQWUDFWV such as: Baby and Me Yoga and Baby components. We would like to moti- and Me Swimming Lessons, A Day in vate confi dence, group teamwork and (DUQHTXLW\IRUHYHU\ a Uniform Camp, another GoopyMes- support children to become involved in WRQQHGHOLYHUHG sySloppySilly Camp, an overnight camp Minnedosa. Th e week includes a baby- for 10-13 year olds, a Slow-Pitch Tour- sitter’s workshop, military style obstacle nament for men and women during course, a Meet the Mayor Day, and a Fun Fest, the Kiddie Parade, a visit from very special overnight camping trip for :HORRNIRUZDUGWR Queen Elsa, a Badminton Camp, and fi - youth ages 10-13. Th e overnight trip is \RXUEXVLQHVV nally a First Shift program which off ers open to all children as a drop-in day reduced cost for families with children registration. who want to try hockey for the fi rst time. Th ere is much to do this summer &DOOXVWRGD\ We’ve had many enthusiastic for all ages. Find us on Facebook for parents signing up their children for updates on Bret Hart, events, activities, camps, along with many questions and camps.