June 14 2013

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Sowing seeds with

Canola Farmers
By SARAH DALRYMPLE
P
en-Dale Farms was
buzzing with canola
famers, both young and
old, on Wednesday, June
5th. About 50 farmers from
dif erent areas in Mani-
toba came out to get some
advice on seeding canola,
the type of fertilizer to use,
and the dos and donts of
Canola farming.
Upon arrival, we were
asked to wear plastic
boots in order to prevent
soil born diseases, such
as club root, from spread-
ing. Kristen Phillips, the
Agronomist for the Canola
Council of Canada, went
over the proper methods
for sanitation eforts, in-
cluding the plastic boo-
ties. You should wash
your vehicles in between
each feld and make sure
no soil is left on. Never
drive your truck into the
feld and try and sanitize
your shoes in between
felds.
Club root is a conta-
gious, soil born disease
that was at the forefront of
more than one discussion.
Te Canola Council has
been very proactive this
year as they have found
two conf rmed cases of
club root in Manitoba, and
six f elds that contained
the DNA for the disease.
Tey have continued to
perform disease surveys
throughout Manitoba, and
sample f elds at random.
Te last conf rmed case of
club root in Manitoba was
in 2005. In Manitoba, the
incidence and severity of
the infection is quite low,
compared to areas in Al-
berta.
Andrew Dalgarno,
the owner of the feld,
was quick to explain that,
Only you can prevent
what happens on your
own farm.
Some other key pieces
of advice for the Canola
farmers was to seed shal-
low, about half an inch,
seed early, and be careful
with fertilizer placement.
Phillips explained how
each farmer has to know
how fast their equipment
can go while maintaining
the uniform placement of
each seed and the amount
of fertilizer needed. You
only get one chance at
this; you might as well get
it right! she fnished.
Continued
on Page 3
Photo by Sarah Dalrymple
By SARAH DALRYMPLE
P
rairie Mountain Health (PMH) continues to
have the Joint Health Centre proposal as their
number one capital project priority for the entire
region. Tis has been going on for seven to eight
years and now PMH is getting closer to dealing with
the provincial government, says Ray Orr, mayor of
Minnedosa. While the proposal has still not been
approved by the provincial government, it has been
registered as PMHs number one priority.
Ten R.M.s have already signed on to support
this project. Orr looked at the benefts of a regional
health centre, located as close as Franklin. A re-
gional hospital will bring more physicians and peo-
ple to this area. Also, having an equipped facility
will help to provide a better health service. I def-
nitely support it.
A Municipal Steering Committee has been talk-
ing to communities in order to understand how they
will invest in this project. Any major capital proj-
ect requires a community to give 10% of the value
upfront or 20% over time. However, Penny Gilson
replied, Te total amount is capped at six million
dollars. Tis entire project is estimated at 60 million
dollars.
If this goes through, we may be required to
give some funds, explained Orr, When the time
comes, we will see if it will afect taxes, or if we can
organize a fundraiser. First, we will have to see how
much it will cost.
Tere are three other regional hospitals located
in Dauphin, Swan River, and Brandon. A regional
hospital in Franklin would remove some of the
strain on the Brandon hospital while maintaining a
population large enough to support it.
Regional Hospital
still on stand-by
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Thank you to Dana for organizing the Sand Castle Building Contest.
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Prairie produce and preserves,
baking, jeweIry, crafts & more
By SARAH DALRYMPLE
M
innedosas Robbie
Prettie won bronze
at this years Skills Compe-
tition of Canada. After win-
ning the Skill Competition
of Manitoba, Prettie went
on to Vancouver for the
national competition.
Te competition ran
from June 4th to 8th and
had students compete in
over 44 diferent trades.
Tis event provides an op-
portunity for Canadians
studying a trade to test
their skills against those of
their peers. Te winner is
crowned the best in their
chosen discipline. Pret-
tie competed against nine
others in his category,
Heavy Equipment Service.
Tey all had to complete
six diferent tasks, each one
two hours long. Te tasks
ranged from hydraulics to
electrical maintenance.
Tere was a big opening
and closing ceremony,
commented Prettie, Over
1,000 students and advi-
sors were there from all
over Canada.
My favourite part
was receiving the medal
in front of all those people,
I just wanted to thank all
those that came and sup-
ported me, especially Reg
Hildebrande. It was a great
time!
Robbie is currently at-
tending Assiniboine Com-
munity College. Tis is his
second year in the Skills
Competition and he al-
ready has plans to test his
skills again next year.
Prettie wins Bronze
Photo submitted
By DARRYL HOLYK
W
ith the Financial Plan for the
Town of Minnedosa fnalized, lo-
cal tax paying property owners are cu-
rious what efect this years budget will
have on their tax bill. Here are four ex-
amples of tax increases for residential
properties.
For a property with an assessed val-
ue of $89,500, the property owner can
expect a tax bill of $1,036.29. Tis is an
increase of approximately $40.00 over
last years property taxes.
Te most commonly valued prop-
erty used for comparison is one valued
at around the $100,000 mark. An actual
property from this years tax roll with an
assessed value of $101,800 can expect
to experience a tax increase of approxi-
mately $45.00 over last year for a total
tax amount of $1,261.35.
Te third scenario is for a residen-
tial property with an assessed value of
$140,300. Taxes on this property will
increase to $1,964.94 from $1,902.87
in 2012. Tis is an increase of approxi-
mately $60.00.
Te f nal example includes a prop-
erty assessed at $210,500. Te ratepayer
of this property can expect an increase
of approximately $90.00 for a total tax
bill of $3,248.21 in 2013.
2013 property tax bills will be sent
out this summer and are due by the end
of September.
Next year, 2014, is a reassessment
year. Property owners should have re-
ceived a 2014 Real Property Assessment
Notice in the mail recently explaining
how their assessed property value will
change for 2014. Te previous assess-
ment (current value) is based on the
property value as of April 1st, 2010. Next
years assessment is based on the prop-
erty value as of April 1st, 2012.
Property tax increase scenarios
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Minnedosa wants to help you say thanks and
show your dad just how special he is.
On Sunday, June 16th, take your father for
breakfast at one of the participating
Minnedosa restaurants and Integra Tire will pick
up the bill for your dads meal!
Lorelei (28 Main Street N)
Sun Sun (13 Main Street N)
Snyders (138 Main Street S)
Uncle Toms (Highway #16)
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Other presenters in-
cluded Oil Seeds Crop spe-
cialist Anastasia Kubinec,
Senior Agronomist Derwin
Hammond, Senior Agrono-
mist Jim Bessel, and Agri-
Trend specialist Phil Tom-
as.
Phil T omas has been
called the godfather of
Canola farming, and is one
of the leading experts in
Canada. He has also partic-
ipated in volunteer projects
in 43 diferent countries,
including Nicaragua, India,
and China. Farmers made
the most of the opportu-
nity to meet and talk with
him, discussing their farms,
seeder types, and individu-
al practices.
After the f nal presen-
tation, one thing was made
clear. Multiple stresses
drive up the mortality rate
of the seeds within each
crop, explained Derwin
Hammond. According to
the panel, these stresses
can include harsh seeding
conditions, the amount of
fertilizer, and the amount
of seeds per square me-
ter. Te average mortality
rate of seed in Manitoba is
about 50%, said Phillips.
T e panel encouraged
farmers to reduce stress on
the seed.
Canola Council of Can-
ada will be co-hosting more
canola seeding demos in
southern Manitoba at Ro-
blin, Portage la Prairie and
other southern locations.
SUBMITTED
T
ourism Westman in
partnership with Mani-
toba Culture, Heritage and
Tourism is pleased to an-
nounce that the Westman
Discover Passports are
available once again from
Spring until Fall of 2013!
Similar in size and shape
to a real passport, the West-
man Passport features 23
wonderfully diverse mu-
seums and galleries across
the Southwestern Manito-
ba Region.
Upon visiting the mu-
seums and galleries fea-
tured in the Westman Pass-
port between May 15th and
October 15th, 2013, you
will receive a stamp in your
passport, in addition to
getting to experience what
each of these unique muse-
ums has to ofer. After col-
lecting two or more stamps
from diferent museums,
you can f ll out an entry
form found in the middle of
the Passport booklet, and
be entered to win a prize
valued at up to $1,000! En-
try forms can be dropped
of at any of the 23 partici-
pating museums or galler-
ies or mailed in to the Tour-
ism Westman of ce. Even
though two stamps is the
minimum requirement to
enter, getting eight or more
stamps puts you in conten-
tion to win the grand prize -
which is a Deluxe Weekend
for two at Elkhorn Resort in
Onanole, MB, says Region-
al Tourism Coordinator Mi-
chelle Frechette, Te more
time you spend having fun
and exploring these gems
across the region, the better
your chances are to win a
great prize!
Westman Passports
can be picked up at par-
ticipating museums and
galleries, Canad Inns Des-
tination Centre Brandon,
Days Inn and Suites Bran-
don and at various tourism
booths throughout the re-
gion and province.
Tourism Westman
Passports are back
Seeding demo
Te Minnedosa Service Centre is now allowing residents to come and pick
up or return their Sears purchases. Lauri Ludwig (R) and employee
Martin Sharpe (L) put the Sears sign up on June 7th, marking the
beginning of a new endeavor. Tey began receiving orders on Monday, June
3rd with their frst delivery arriving on June 6th.
Sears catalogues are also available at the Service Centre.
Local Sears outlet relocates
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Holyk
2003 PC candidate Leanne Rowat wins the posi-
tion of MLA for Minnedosa constituency in a close
race with only 11 votes diference.
Canadian Pacif c Engine Unit 4038 in Tanners
Crossing Park is shining like a new copper penny after
a $10,694.74 repainting overhaul.
1993 Lori Stevenson was declared Canadian
Champion at the Canadian Bowling Championships
in Ottawa. She was the top qualifer with a total of
3,902 pins in 15 games.
1983 Te Pool Elevator on Railway Avenue, was
abandoned and in the process of being demolished
when fre broke out on June 8th, completely destroy-
ing the structure. Prompt action by the volunteer fre
department, as well as weather conditions, helped
avert what could have been a major disaster for the
community. Residents of Town View Manor watched
the wind drop live embers on many businesses and
homes. Several small fres broke out, including one on
the roof of Te Tribune building. Fortunately, a down-
pour earlier that evening had thoroughly soaked all
fammable areas.
1973 An explosion and fre at the farm home of
Stan Kucher of Onanole resulted in injury to four peo-
ple. A fre in Clanwilliam the following day destroyed a
machine shop at the farm of Mr. Hubert Moad.
1933 Te Minnedosa School Board appoints Miss.
Arkinson as the new Grade 1 teacher. Her salary will
be $700 a year.
1923 In view of the impending shortage of fuel, the
CPR is planning to store 10,000 tons of coal here next
winter.
1913 Electric light is supplied to the whole town
on Tursday evening. It is very attractive and reliable.
1903 Tenders are called for the construction of a
stone church for St. Marks parish.
1893 Franklin residents are peeved at Neepawa for
building a small dam on the creek to form a lake. Tis
has stopped fsh from coming up to Franklin.
Canada Day
Finalized plans are coming together for this years
July 1st Minnedosa Canada Day celebration. An ad else-
where in todays paper outlines the schedule of events.
You may have also noticed the little jars collecting change
at various businesses. Canada Day is organized on a
limited budget and monetary donations of any size are
always important to keep this annual celebration alive.
Speaking of volunteers, it takes many to run a successful
Canada Day event and anyone willing to give a little time
on July 1st can call Rec Director Jolene Young at 204-867-
2250 or by email at minrec@mts.net
Parade entries
Were about a month away from Fun Fest and en-
tries for the 2013 Fun Fest Parade are coming in. As of
Tuesday, organizers had received 31 entries for the pa-
rade. Te deadline to enter a vehicle, f oat, animal or
other interesting parade attraction is next Friday, June
21st. Parade participants can register by contacting the
Minnedosa and District Recreation Of ce.
Fathers Day
Tis Sunday is Fathers Day and our local merchants
have many special, last minute gift ideas for dad. If you
are planning on taking him out for breakfast you can do
so and have our local tire shop, Intergra Tire Auto Centre
pick up the bill for your dads meal. Dan Johnson decided
to buy local dads breakfast as a gesture of appreciation
and thanks after a comment he was told by a son who
recently lost his father. His advice to Dan was, No mat-
ter what you do, make sure you buy your dad breakfast
this Fathers Day. Check out the ad elsewhere in todays
paper for more details on this generous Fathers Day gift!
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Fifty years ago...
Back row (L-R) Fred Frost, Calvin Boyd, Harold Averill, Don Taylor, Lyle Ross,
Ray Woodcock, Ray Murray, Keith Proven. Middle row: Russell Holt, Clarence Zatylny,
Bill Campbell, Faye Richardson, Elizabeth Dyer, Judy Pearson, Dennis Wahoski, Tom McDuf,
Wayne Stewart. Front row: Lynne Woodcock, Janice MacPherson, Linda Hymers,
Gail Coxe, Ruth Ritchie, Linda Johnson and Mavis Erven.
Graduating class of Minnedosa Collegiate, June 1963
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Dear Editor,
Canadians count on the
government to make sure
the food we eat is safe,
yet when it comes to the
inspection system, MP
Robert Sopuck and the
Conservative government
refuse to own up to their
own mistakes.
An independent re-
view of last years XL Foods
E. coli outbreak, which led
to the largest beef recall in
Canadian history, found
that the outbreak was en-
tirely preventable. It found
that there was not a strong
food safety culture in the
Canadian Food Inspection
Agency at all levels. Staf
were inadequately trained
and inspection practices
werent good enough. Our
government failed.
Many of these prob-
lems would have been
f xed if the Conservatives
had followed through on
their commitment to im-
plement the recommen-
dations of the Weatherill
Report on the listeriosis
contamination at Maple
Leaf Foods in 2008, a seri-
ous shortcoming they re-
fuse to admit.
Te Conservatives
claim they have been bol-
stering our food inspec-
tion system and that they
have added 20% to the
personnel. In fact, docu-
ments reveal they plan
to cut hundreds of food
safety and inspection staf
at CFIA, which will reduce,
not strengthen our food
safety system.
Tey also failed to im-
plement the fnal recom-
mendation of the Weath-
erill Report, which called
for an independent, com-
prehensive resource audit
to ensure that the CFIA
had the resources, human
and otherwise to carry out
its mandate. Even the for-
mer President of the CFIA,
Carole Swan, said that
what they did do was not
the audit the Weatherill re-
port called for. Tat could
have prevented many of
the problems.
T is slapdash ap-
proach allowed problems
at XL Foods to go un-
checked for years, allowing
the E. coli contamination
that caused 18 Canadians
to get sick, cost $16-27 mil-
lion to the beef industry
and undermined consum-
er confdence in our food
safety system.
Will Mr. Sopuck and
the Conservatives actu-
ally implement the recom-
mended changes to food
inspection to prevent a
third major food crisis on
their watch? Dont hold
your breathwhen I asked
in Question Period, they
refused to commit to an
implementation date.
Yours sincerely,
Frank Valeriote,
MP, Liberal Party of Cana-
da Agriculture Critic
Conservatives just doesnt get food safety
By SARAH DALRYMPLE
S
ummer is just around
the corner, and if you
are looking for something
fun to do, why not try geo-
caching. Geocaching is an
outdoor treasure hunting
game using a GPS enabled
device. And the best part,
there are geocaches locat-
ed right here, in Minnedo-
sa.
On May 3rd, 2000, a
GPS enthusiast Dave Ul-
mer wanted to test the
accuracy of the recently
updated Navigation sys-
tem. He hid a target in
the woods and posted it
online. Soon, GPS users
were using their own GPS
devices to locate the tar-
get. Tings continued to
progress as the challenges
have become more dif -
cult. Now geocaching has
become a global phenom-
enon.
Te idea is simple,
hide a container out in the
wilderness, post the coor-
dinates of the container
and wait for someone to
fnd it. Tere is really only
one rule, if you take some
stuf then leave some stuf.
From Germany to
Canada, there are millions
of geocaches that you can
fnd. Some are admittedly
more dif cult than others.
Tey can be located in a
parking lot, at the end of
a long hike, underwater,
or on the side of the street.
You also have over a dozen
diferent types of geocach-
es. Some involve puzzles to
fgure out the coordinates,
while others are just clues
that lead you to the real
geocache.
Because they vary in
size and appearance, you
have to keep your eyes
open. Tey can be in clear
plastic containers or hid-
den in secret compart-
ments of rocks or canisters.
In the cache you will see
a logbook or log sheet for
you to write in, saying that
you found it. Larger caches
may contain some items
for you to take with you,
but you must remember to
leave something in return
for the next person that
fnds it.
Some containers may
even include what geo-
cachers call a trackable.
T ey are a geocaching
game piece that includes
a unique code so that you
are able to log its move-
ment. Once you fnd one of
these items, it is important
that you take it and put it
into another geocache that
you f nd. Some of these
items have travelled hun-
dreds and thousands of
miles, heading from cache
to cache.
T ere are quite a
few geocaches located in
Minnedosa. One is located
near Uncle Toms restau-
rant, while three more can
be found along the beach
road. You can also fnd
them in Onanole and Dau-
phin, as well as Brandon.
Geocaching Minnedosa
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Dan Johnson was recently entered in the CKLQ
Beef, Bud and Bombers contest by his son Brock.
Brock wrote to the radio station telling them
why his dad was awesome for their Fathers Day
contest. Brock told CKLQ, Dad is always
there for me when I need him!
Dan will now be able to drink beer, eat
some steak, and cheer for the Bombers
this Fathers Day weekend.
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T
he Manitoba Junior
Hockey League held its
annual bantam draft on the
morning of Sunday, June
9th. Te Neepawa Natives
held the No. 1 overall selec-
tion and used the pick on
Strathclair product Morgan
Geekie.
Geekie, the son of for-
mer Brandon Wheat Kings
player Craig Geekie, is
listed at 5-feet-11 and 153
pounds. Te forward spent
last season with the Yellow-
head Chiefs AAA bantam
team where he netted 20
goals and 40 points in 41
games.
Hes a skilled cen-
tre, said Natives general
manager Myles Cathcart.
He plays well in both
ends, works hard and is
very skilled. To top it of,
hes basically local too.
With the f rst pick in
the second round, Neepa-
wa wound up selecting
blueliner Skyler Tor-
steinson from Winnipeg.
Torsteinson is a right-
handed defenceman who
spent this past year with
the Winnipeg Hawks AAA
bantam Division 1 team.
We were surprised he
was still around, said Cath-
cart. Big defenceman --
kind of one of those players
who you can build a team
around. Good quality lead-
ership skills and hes hard to
play against. We were very
happy to select him as well.
With the f rst pick in
the third round, the Na-
tives chose forward Dayton
Heino from Minnedosa.
Heino, like Geekie, spent
last season with the Chiefs
AAA bantam squad. Cath-
cart says Heino few under
the radar mainly because
of an injury he sufered at
the end of the year which
saw the youngster miss
some time on the ice.
We were very hap-
py to get him (Heino)
as well, said Cathcart.
In the fourth round,
Neepawa wound up se-
lecting defenceman Grif n
Chwaliboga from Arborg,
while in round fve, chose
blueliner Clark Nachtigall
from Brandon. Te Natives
wrapped up their selections
by taking goaltender Mitch-
el Adamyk from Winnipeg
in the sixth and fnal round.
I think all in all, we ba-
sically got what we came for
as all the guys that we got
were on our list, so were
quite happy, Cathcart con-
cluded.
Heino has also been
selected as a player on the
16U Team Manitoba base-
ball team.
Heino selected for provincial
baseball and Natives hockey
Minnedosas Dayton Heino has been selected to
play on the provincial 16U baseball team as
well as with the Neepawa Natives hockey team
in the recent MJHL bantam draft.
Photo submitted
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Town of Minnedosa

The Town of Minnedosa is accepting tenders for:

RFQ 2013-05 Water Service Line RepIacement

GeneraI information

Works to include:
The supply and installation of water service lines from the water main to the
curb stop (including curb stop supply and replacement).
Works to include four properti es in the back lane between 1
st
Ave. SW and 2
nd

Ave SW (behind Town office) as well as eight water service lines along 1
st
St
NW north of 6th Ave NW.
Contractor responsible for any required utility locates and associated costs,
including soft exposure if required.
Replacement water line material to be in. PEX water line
Water lines to be bedded and co vered with stone free sand as per town policy
(attached).
Back fill and compaction as per policy (utiIity cuts across the road bed wiII
require compacted granuIar fiII onIy above the sand cover to
accommodate Iatter road works).

Note: Customers wishing to replace water service lines from the curb stop to their
residence while works are being performed; must make arrangements with the
contractor of their choice.
The Town of Minnedosa will not cover any associated costs as per policy.

Works to be compIeted by JuIy 26, 2013

Any enquiry concerning the content of this Request for Quotation should be directed
to Kevin Marcino at 204- 867-0037 or minpwork@mymts.net.

Sealed Tenders marked "WATER SERVCE LNE REPLACEMENT will be accepted
at the Town of Minnedosa's Civic Centre, 103 Main Street South,Box 426
Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0 until 4:30 p.m. on Friday June 21, 2013.
Fax: (204) 867-2686 Email: minnedosa@minnnedosa.com

Any or aII of the quotations may not be necessariIy accepted.
By SARAH DALRYMPLE
T
anner s Crossi ng
School held their frst
ever Mini We Day on June
7th. Students were invited
to attend an afternoon
of dancing, singing and
presentations, organized
by TCS LS!N group. LS!N
stands for Lets Stop It Now.
Te group is made up of 26
Grade 7 and 8 students and
has now been a group for
three years. Tey began as
an anti-bullying campaign
but evolved into a social
justice group with a focus
on childrens rights.
We Day is an educa-
tional event that includes a
year-long We Act program
for both primary and sec-
ondary schools. It begins
with a free event at the Win-
nipeg MTS Center, orga-
nized by Free the Children,
and continues on at the
students school. Tis year
TCS decided to organize a
mini version of We Day, so
every student could attend.
T e afternoon included
speeches from students at
TCS, members of LS!N, and
the Principal, James Shep-
pard, and Minnedosas
Mary Dalton. Minnedo-
sas Citizens Helping All
Nations Grow Equally
(C.H.A.N.G.E) also gave a
presentation, focusing on
the power that a student
can have in infuencing the
world around them. Tey
talked about their local
and international projects,
and the diferent ways the
group had come together to
create change. Hayley Sur-
ovy fnished her speech by
quoting Ghandi, You must
be the change you wish to
see in the world.
Next, Brandi T omp-
son gave a speech about
her work with the Flying
Doctors of Canada. She
went on two diferent mis-
sions, one to Nicaragua
and another to El Savaldor,
and worked as a volunteer
x-ray and ultrasound tech-
nician. In addition to the
many motivational speak-
ers, there was also dancing
and singing, including the
famous We Day dance.
Colby Pilling showed
of his tap dancing skills,
and gave a presentation
on his experience on the
Canadian Tap Dancing
Teams trip to Germany.
While in Germany, he was
able to compete with 42
Nations around the world.
He told the audience,
When I think about We
Day, I think about becom-
ing an active kid in my so-
ciety.
Stevie Onyshko, a
member of LS!N, sang the
cheerful song, Sir Nick-
etty Nox, while High school
dancers, Carlene Dmytriw,
Melissa Clark, Tayler Mc-
Tavish, and Abigail Turner,
came together to dance
for change. Te afternoon
ended on a high note with
the musical stylings of lo-
cal band, Duly Noted.
LS!N also held a Car
Wash on Saturday, June
8th, with donations going
towards Free the Children.
In addition to events like
these, LS!N has helped out
with pancake suppers at
the United Church, raised
money for TCS foster kids,
and various Free the Chil-
dren Campaigns. As for
Mini We Day, Kerry Mor-
rice replies, Te kids al-
ready want to do it again.
So far, it looks like there
might be another one next
year.
TCS holds mini We Day
By DOREEN TROTT
P
arents and grand-
parents attended the
school band concert last
week. Matt Hudon, Emily
and Hannah MacDonald
and the Rose grandchil-
dren Kianna, Keely and
Josh Rose all participated.
A very enjoyable evening.
Jane McKinnon re-
cently returned from Win-
nipeg where she watched
her grandson Justin McK-
innon play rugby.
Donna MacDonald
visited with Dot Wareham
in Newdale Sunday aftern-
non.
By MURIEL MCMANUS
On Wednesday, Ma-
rie Cardy and Muriel Mc-
Manus attended the 65th
reunion of retired teach-
ers (Normal School) held
at Red Oak in Brandon.
It has been interesting to
gather and learn about our
former friends and room-
mates. Te folks in this
group live in or taught in
Brandon and surrounding
areas.
Muriel spent some
time, a week ago, in Bran-
don visiting Eva and Judy.
Dennis McTavish, Sur-
rey, BC, called in on his
Aunt Jean McTavish for a
visit.
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DEALERSHIP CLOSE OUT for
PARKWOOD AUTO LTD. of
ERICKSON, MB
SATURDAY, JUNE 22 at 10:00 AM
DIRECTIONS: Sale will be held at the Dealership 33 Main Street Erickson, MB.
ORDER OF SALE:
10:00AM 1:00PM (ofce equipment, parts, manuals, tools, shop equipment, ECT.)
1:00PM (property & vehicles)
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Dennis Coey and his Parkwood Auto Ltd has been a full line GMC / Chevrolet dealership since 1968. We will sell
shop equipment, tools, parts, manuals, vehicles and buildings and lots. This sale will have something for everyone. Dont miss this event!!!
PROPERTY & BUILDING:(Subject to Seller acceptance of highest ofer) * Main Dealership Building sitting on 2 Lots. Located at 33 Main Street, Erickson, MB. Known As: Lot 1 Blk/Twp
26090, Roll Number 001770.000 Title #2213657
Main Dealership building has open reception area with front gathering/waiting room and 3 ofce spaces. Back-end work area consists of 3 work bays with 2 overhead doors, 2 in foor hoists,
and service advisor ofce. Connected to back work area is the parts department room with public access and shop access. Also built onto back work area is a 2 bay wash bay and detailing bay
with 2 overhead doors. Building has gas and electric heat. Purchaser assumes all responsibility for inspection of property for size, condition, easements, caveats, and or environmental issues
that may or may not be present. Buyer their own legal fees in conjunction with the purchase of property. To view property call seller Dennis Coey 1-204-636-2421
COLLECTOR CAR: (Dennis took this car on trade early in his career and decided to hang onto it all these years. It is original and has very low mileage. Needs some body work.) *1968 Chev
Malibu Chevelle 4dr (All Original) , small Block V8 Engine, Auto Trans, Rally Wheels w/Trim Rings, AM/FM Cassette w/ Pioneer speakers, 12667 miles (original), s/n1363981100811
TRUCKS, CARS, SUVs & VANS: *2011 Chrysler 200 Touring 4dr Sedan, Fully Loaded, Cloth Interior, 2.4 L Engine, Auto Trans, 48,199kms showing, s/n1C3BC1FB3BN560331, SAFETIED *2011
Ford Escape XLT 4x4 SUV, Pwr Windows & Locks, Keyless entry, V6 Engine, Auto Trans, 94772kms showing, s/n1FMCU9DG0BKB15648, SAFETIED *2007 Buick Allure CX 4dr Sedan, Fully Loaded,
Cloth Interior, 3.8 L Series 3 Engine, Auto Trans, 127,495kms showing, s/n2G4WF582X71236290, SAFETIED *2007 Chev Colorado LS Ext Cab 2wd, AM/FM Radio, A/C, Remote Start, 3.7 L
engine, Auto Trans, 77683kms showing, s/n1GCCS19E978135033, SAFETIED *2007 GMC SLE Ext Cab, 2WH, Ton, Pwr Windows & Locks, CD Radio, Auto Trans, 5.3 L Engine, Hidden Hitch,
Running Boards, Box Rails, Box Liner, 95,825kms showing, s/n2GTEC19J671549568, SAFETIED *2006 GMC SLE Ext Cab 4x4 Z71 4dr, Pwr Windows & Locks, AM/FM CD, 5.3 L Engine, Auto Trans,
Running Boards, Box Rails, Box Liner, Hitch, 287,000kms showing, s/n2GTEK19B761160951, SAFETIED *2006 GMC SLE Z71 Crew Cab, 4x4, Ton, Pwr Windows & Locks, AM/FM CD, Box Liner,
Running Boards, Hitch, 5.3 L Engine, Auto Trans, 259,854kms showing, s/n2GTEK13T961347755, SAFETIED *2006 GMC Sierra Reg Cab 2wd Ton, AM/FM CD, A/C, Box Rails, Box Liner, 4.3 L
Engine, Auto Trans, Running Boards, 119,697kms showing, s/n3GTEC14X56G150586, SAFETIED *2006 Buick Lucerne CX 4dr Sedan, Fully Loaded, Cloth Interior, 3.8 L engine Series 3 Engine,
Auto Trans, 86,980kms showing, s/n1G4HP57216U174479, SAFETIED *2004 GMC SL Reg Cab, 2wd, ton w/Box Capper, Pwr Locks, AM/FM CD, A/C, Running Boards, Box Liner, 4.3 L Engine,
Auto Trans, 94,348kms showing, s/n1GTEC14X04Z303310, SAFETIED *2004 Chev Impala LS 4dr, Pwr Windows & Locks, AM/FM CD, 3.4 L Engine, Auto Trans, 149,989kms showing, s/n2G-
1WF52E149380551, SAFETIED*2003 GMC Envoy XL SUV, Fully Loaded, Leather Interior, 4200 Vortec Engine, Auto Trans, Running Boards, Hitch, 249,577kms showing, s/n1GKET16S736177582,
SAFETIED *2003 CHRYSLER Intrepid 4dr, 6 cyl, Automatic trans, 151880 kms showingVIN:2C3HH46R73H556478, SAFETIED *2001 GMC SLE Ext Cab, 2wd Ton, Pwr windows & Locks, AM/FM
Cassette, 5th wheel Hitch, Running Boards, 5.3 L engine, Auto trans, 372,263kms showing, s/n2GTEC19TX11153393, SAFETIED *2000 Buick Century Custom 4dr Sedan, Pwr Windows & Locks,
AM/FM Cassette, 3.1 L Engine, Auto Trans, 136,287kms showing, s/n2G4WS52J1Y1193097, SAFETIED *2000 Chev VentureVan LS, Dual Sliding Doors, Pwr Windows & Locks, 3.4 L Engine, Auto
Trans, s/n1GNDX03E3YD361562 (AS IS NOT SAFETIED) *1999 GMC Safari SLT AWD Van, Pwr windows & Locks, AM/FM Cassette CD, Vortec Engine, Auto Trans, Hitch, 247,378kms showing, s/
n1GKEL19W7XB514232, SAFETIED
*1997 Buick LeSabre Custom 4dr, Pwr Windows & Locks, AM/FM Cassette, 3.8 L Series 2 Engine, Auto Trans, 160,104kms showing, s/n1G4HP52K3VH525696, SAFETIED *1997 Chev Lumina,
VIN:2G1WL52M3V9297107, (AS IS NOT SAFETIED)
SHOP EQUIPMENT: *Rotary Lift SPO-9 2 post shop hoist w/9000lbs cap, s/n19357 *Rotary Lift SPO-9 2 post shop hoist w/9000lbs cap, s/n15782 *Machine IND 50 Ton Shop Press *ITC Parts
Washer *12 Bench w/ Vise *Oil change fuid collection tank on wheels *Transmission Jack *Assorted Benches & tables *Engine Stand *Gas Caddy fuel tank *Lincoln Gear oil Dispenser *Oxy/
Acct Sets w/ cart *West True Cut Brake Lathe Model 1115HD *Can Built OPT-5405 Headlight Aiming Station *ABC 2000 Refrigerant Service Solution *Kent Moore J45096 Flow Tester Flushing
Station *John Bean Self-Calibrating Computer Wheel Balance *Coats RC-10A Tire Changer *PFM 9.2 Pro-Cut on car brake lathe *Graco air greaser *Selection of Hand Tools, Electric Tools, Air
Tools, Air Hose and other repair shop related smalls *Almost NEWWalk behind Snow Blower
DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS: *J42598 Vehicle Data Recorder *J42598-BVehicle Data Recorder Cart *J45037 A/C Oil Injection Kit *CH47976 Active Fuel Injector Tester *Tech 2 Expertec Engine Analyzer
*J43241 Keyless Entry Tester *J44551-A GM A/C Suction Server Service Kit *J41413-200 Evaporative Emission System Tester *J34914 CRT Tester *J38792 Electronic Vibration Analyzer *J42958
Cruise Control Tester *J33838 Pinion Setting Gauge *J38826 S.I.R. Deployment Harness *29125-A High Impedance Multimeter *CH48027 Digital Remote Precision / Vac Gauge *J35628 VATS
Intervogator *Coolant Pressure Tester *J44175 Fuel Composition Tester *J37089-B Crankshaft Sensor Adjuster Balancer Checker *J35314A Exhaust Back Pressure Tester *J41416 Accu Trac
Ultrasonic Leak Detector *Steelman Classis EAR *Fluke J9200 VoltageTester *MidTronics Digital Battery Analyzer *Allen Tronic 17-02 Compression Tester *J42220 12 Volt Leak Detection Lamp
*KAL Equip L10 Inductive Timing Light *Wilbac Battery Tester *J34730-E Port Fuel Injection Diagnostic Kit
SPECIALTY TOOLS & SERVICE KITS: *Computer and Printer w/ Selection of Service CDs *J43145 Gen III V8 Base Engine Service Tool Kit *GM Styr Transfer Case Tools *J43690 Rod Bearing
Checking Tool *EN46525 Line 4-5 Engine Storage Case *J42385-400 Inline Engine Thread Repair Kit *Colorado/Canyon Drive Train on Vehicle Service Tools *Colorado/Canyon Drive Train Unit
Repair Tools *J44551 GM A/C Suction Screen Install Kit *J44924 Allison Trans Service Tools *DT-47825 Control Solenoid Test Assembly *DT-48616 Transmission Solenoid Test Plate *J42385-
850 Thread Repair Kit *J44295 Shimming Surface Tool *J45713 Dana 60/60HD/70HD Storage Case *J45709 Ltd Slip Dif Service Kit *J36660 Torque Angle Meter *J45873 Fuel Quantity Hose
*J44229 Line Engine Service Tool Kit *J44900 8.1 Liter Engine Tools *J44466 Fuel Line Shut Of Adapter *J44470 Getrag F23 Trans Tool Kit *J46010 Vibe Storage Case *EN46124 High Feature
Engine Tool *J45692 Dana Axle Shim Selector *J42385-650 Thread Repair Kit *J44425 11.5 Ring Gear Axle Service Tool Kit *J42385-2000 Thread Repair for North Star Engine *J45405 ISO
Metric Bubble Flaring & 45 Degree Inverted Flaring Kit *J24086 Piston Pin Remover/Replaced Set *J34817 Carburetor Float Positioning Kit *J41619 4.0L Engine Overhaul Tool Kit *J36601
Pinion Shim Selector *J36364 10-20 Series Lower Control Arm Bushing Service Kit *J36618 30 Series Lower Control Arm Bushing Service Kit *J29803 Brake Line Flaring Tool *J38716 Teves
Mark IV DOS Breakout Box *Echlin Fuel Injection Cleaning Kit *J39700-A 180 Pin Universal Breakout Box *J41226 Rear Cargo Door Hinge Pin Kit *J33431-A Signal Generator/Instrument Panel
Tester *CH48358 Control Arm Bushing Replacer *HM 282 5 Speed Manual transaxle Service Tool Kit *J41805 Ball Joint Remover/Installer *Ball Joint Service Kit *J41529 6.5L Diesel Tool Kit
*1989 Tracker Service Tool Kit *J36999-2 Quad 4 DOHC Engine Service Tool Kit *J45400 Coil Spring Compressor *J36893-2 W-Car Service Tool Set *J39143 NVG4500 Trans Service Repair Kit
*J36826-2 HM290 Manual Trans Service Tool Kit *J33373 Transaxle Shim Selector Kit *J36652 Swage Clamp Tool Set *J44388 Getrag F23 Shim Selector *PLUS approx. 30 more GMC Specialty
Service Tool Kits, Pullers, Engine Support, Jack Brackets and Much More
PRECISSIONMEASUREMENT TOOLS: *Bear Brake Disc Micrometer *Storm 3B530 Digital Drum Gauge *Storm 3M430 Electronic Digital Rotor Gauge *Selection of Micrometers, Dial Gauges,
etc.
PARTS: *Microfche (Parts & Service and slides) *Large Selection of GM NEWparts, oils, ftters, belts, exhaust, etc. (Complete GM Dealership parts room. Too much to list) *Selection of Kent
Moore Parts assortment kits *Batteries *Tires (Approx 75 to 80 NEWtires) *Gaskets *Hose *Loaded Bolt Bins *Windshields *Sliding rear windows *Grills *Running Boards *Box Liners *Bum-
pers & Bumper skins *Shelving and much more
MANUALS: *Very Large Selection of Repair and Parts Manuals
OFFICE EQUIPMENT: *Selection of Ofce Equipment, Desks, chairs, File Cabinets, Desk Top Computers, Printers, etc. *Waiting Room and Reception Furniture *Ofce Chairs *Display Racks
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL PARKWOOD AUTO LTD.
DENNIS COEY 1-204-636-2421 OR EMAIL parkwood@mts.net
Not responsible for errors in description. Subject to additions and or deletions.
Property owners and Fraser Auction Service not responsible for any accidents.
GST & PST where applicable. TERMS: Cash or cheque.
NOTE: cheques of $50,000 or more must be accompanied by bank letter of credit.
Sale conducted by FRASER AUCTION SERVICE 1-800-483-5856 www.fraserauction.com
By ZELDA FIRBY
T
anners Crossing School and Minnedosa Collegiate
Institute bands held their Spring Concert on Wednes-
day evening. Congratulations to all the students and their
teacher, Stephanie Crouse, on a great performance.
On Wednesday evening, a baby shower was held at
the home of Johanne Ross for Kenzie Marie, daughter of
Josh and Jan Spies (Currah) of Strathmore, AB.
Jan Spies and baby Kenzie have returned to their
home after spending a week at the Bob Currah home.
Congratulations to Mac Ross who graduated with a
Degree in Agriculture from the University of Manitoba
and James Tavernor who graduated with a Degree in Psy-
chiatric Nursing from Brandon University.
Congratulations to Barry and Johanne Ross who cel-
ebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on June 11th.
BASSWOOD NEWS
By RAVENS GLEN WI
A
good crowd enjoyed the fnal Spring Band Concert
held at the Bend Teatre on June 3rd, featuring stu-
dents from Strathclair/Shoal Lake schools. Congratu-
lations to all the band members and to their instructor
Paula Kirkland for entertaining everyone so well. Grace
Kang performed a voice solo, accompanying herself on
the guitar. Te Jazz Band members gave an exceptional
performance, the grade 12 students will be missed come
next year. Te graduating students were presented with
certifcates and all wore special corsages. Te evening
ended with the Senior Choir giving an electrifying per-
formance and kudos to Jessica McNish, Rebecca Baker,
Daniel Kang and especially Bailey Baker for the fantastic
wrap-up RAP! Best wishes to all the graduating band
students.
Congratulations to the local winners of the Manitoba
Womens Institute Cash Calendar draw made in May.
From Newdale, winners of $25 were: Delbert Pederson
and Don Baler and Barb Pederson (Dels sister-in-law)
of Medicine Hat and the $75 winner was Audrey Waddell
of Brandon. MWI appreciates everyone supporting this
fundraiser which made a proft of $1,350.
We extend our sympathy to Melissa and Dale Smith
and their family on the passing of her father in Regina.
Newdale Health Aid met for their quarterly meeting
on June 6th at the Drop-In Centre. President Eva Merry
opened the meeting, Shirley Pederson, Secretary-Trea-
surer, read the minutes and gave the fnancial report. All
their fundraising activities throughout the year provide
funds for the Hospital and Care Home in Minnedosa to
purchase extra needed equipment.
Condolences to Sophie Ellchuk and family on the
death of her sister Mary, who passed away in Ontario last
week.
Te Strathclair Grade 6-8 Middle Years soccer team
won the Park West School Division Soccer Champion-
ship on Tursday, June 6th at Hamiota. Tis is the second
straight year in a row that the Strathclair team has won
the Division Soccer Championship. Congratulations and
well done girls and coaches!
Newdale friends send our sympathy to Brian and
Parker Midwinter on the loss of their wife and mother,
Carol (Parker) Midwinter last week. She had been sick
for some time. Carol was the daughter of Bruce and Sally
Parker of Strathclair.
Robin Young and friend Brad were home visiting
with Bob and Willine Young last weekend.
NEWDALE NEWS
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By LINDA BERTRAM
T
he members of the Preceptor Zeta Chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi honoured Joyce Glasgow
for her membership in the organization for 60
years.
Joyce joined a Winnipeg chapter in 1953 and
when she and her husband moved to Minnedosa
she transferred to the Lambda Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi and has been an active member since.
The chapter members joined to congratu-
late Joyce for her long dedication to the Soror-
ity where she was presented with a yellow rose
and a new pin for her collection. This is a new
recognition for Beta Sigma Phi and the words
of the presentation were very appropriate for
Joyce and members that have been in the vari-
ous chapters for that period of time.
Beta Sigma Phi was founded in 1931 in the
State of Kansas and there are chapters in many
countries around the world. Minnedosas first
chapter was started in 1950 and many women
have been involved since. At present Minnedo-
sa has two chapters, Preceptor Zeta and Xi The-
ta, and many community students, and projects
in Minnedosa have been assisted by these chap-
ters. Congratulations Joyce!
Sixty years with Beta Sigma Phi
Photo submitted
Joyce Glasgow has been honoured with a pin and a yellow rose for
her 60 years of membership with Beta Sigma Phi.
By LEONA KUCHER

O
n June 2nd, Frank and Leo-
na Kucher travelled to Bran-
don to attend a baby shower for
their newest great granddaugh-
ter, Kaleen Renee Kucher-Flett,
daughter of James Flett and
Sherry Kucher of Brandon. Really
proud grandparents are Rick and
Sharon Kucher. Great grandpa
and great grandma, were really
happy to get such a precious An-
niversary present as Kaleen was
born on their 56th wedding anni-
versary. Grandma Georgina Flett
and great grandparents, Len and
Marguerite Flett of Selkirk were
also there.
Congratulations to all the
graduates for this year.
Congratulations to a former
graduate of Erickson Collegiate,
Dr. Teryl Sansom, on receiving
her degree in medicine from the
University of Manitoba.
ONANOLE
NEWS
By SARAH DALRYMPLE
A
new streak of colour
has been added to
Minnedosa from mem-
bers of Communities in
Bloom, marking the arrival
of summer. Minnedosa
Communities in Bloom is
a volunteer based group
that works to foster pride,
environmental responsi-
bility and beauty in our
town, with the help of a
little friendly competition.
Communities in
Bloom (CIB) is also na-
tionally based, with all mu-
nicipalities across Canada
judged annually. It began
in 1995 with 29 communi-
ties, and has spread across
Canada to include over
800 communities. In the
past, Minnedosa won fve
blooms for the provincial
portion of the competi-
tion, and has now been
invited to attend the Na-
tional Judging Category.
Te Judges are set to arrive
mid-August and are spe-
cially trained volunteers.
Tey will be looking at:
Floral Displays, Turf and
Groundcover, Landscaped
Areas, Natural and Cultur-
al Heritage Conservation,
Tidiness, Environmental
Awareness, Tree/Urban
Forest Management, and
Community Involvement.
In order to prepare
for the judges arrival, CIB
will be picking a yard from
each quadrant of town, as
well as a business in and
out of town, for business/
yard of the week. Mem-
bers from the committee
will go around and pick a
yard that has been taken
care of particularly well, or
look for any new additions.
Business/yard of the week
will run for six weeks be-
ginning at the end of June.
Communities in
Bloom has also decided to
add a new feature to our
town this year. Many may
have seen the old agricul-
tural plow located on the
Main Street boulevard be-
tween Cornerstone Grill
and Minnedosa Credit
Union. We had bought
metal planters, so we
thought to add a piece of
machinery to bring it all
together, explained Don-
na Dillabough, Because
Minnedosa is a farming
community, we thought
about the addition of the
plow.
Minnedosas Commu-
nities in Bloom has already
completed a town-wide
clean up this summer,
with another scheduled at
the end of July. Tey have
also been able to partner
with Rivers Edge Recre-
ation Park and assist with
cleaning and maintenance
of the park. Te rest of
the summer will be spent
maintaining the gardens
around town for when the
CIB judges arrive.
Communities in Bloom update
The Boissevain Record-
er
Te Town of Boissev-
ain and R.M. of Morton
have announced the pur-
chase of the former Fields
building as the new home
for the library. Te munici-
palities paid $145,000 for
the building.
The Killarney Guide
Some 1,200 people
attended the Rippin and
Roarin Bull Riding event
at the Shamrock Centre.
Hometown cowboy, Ken
Miller won the cowboy Cal-
cutta, picking the eventual
champion Derek Glenn in
the fnal round. Derek hails
from Strathclair, MB.
Crossroads This Week
A cairn has been un-
veiled to commemorate
the 91st anniversary of the
McConnell Beef Club. Te
clubs history is shared
publically upstairs in the
former McConnell School
located at the Hamiota
Fairgrounds. Te club, es-
tablished in 1922, is the
longest active 4-H club in
Canada.
Deloraine Times and
Star
Brigette Ednie of Na-
pinka, MB has won the
grand prize $50,000 cash in
the Co-op Fuel Up to Win
promotion. Brigette is a
proud member of Bound-
ary Co-op. She received
her online game ticket at
the Deloraine Co-op and
was randomly drawn from
over 5.6 million online en-
tries.
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Dear Reena,
I am making a large
batch of egg salad. What is
the easiest way to remove
the peel from hard boiled
eggs? Sam
Dear Sam,
After eggs are boiled;
set them into a bowl of
cold water and remove
the peel while the eggs are
submersed.
Dear Reena,
Any suggestions for
getting rid of woodpeck-
ers? Tey are waking us up
early in the morning and
very noisy. Jan
Dear Jan,
Te sooner you can
act the better before
woodpeckers makes your
home, their home. His
mission, to fnd food. Be-
gin by having your roof
inspected for infesta-
tions of bugs. Next close
any holes on the roof.
Place aluminum fashing
over the areas where the
woodpeckers are peck-
ing. Woodpeckers wont
like the new sound or the
shininess of the metal. If
this is not an option hang
something shiny in the
area such as aluminum
pie plates, old C.Ds or
Mylar balloons or Mylar
tape. If shiny objects are
too unsightly, cover the
area with plastic netting.
Dear Reena,
Is there a quick and
easy way to clean hard wa-
ter deposits on a double
stainless steel sink? I guess
I have been so busy that I
didnt realize till now how
bad it looks! If I can get it
cleaned up, in the future I
will have to make a habit
of wiping it dry each night
to prevent this from reoc-
curring. Melvin
Dear Melvin,
Toroughly clean the
sink using an abrasive
pad, dish soap and water.
Wipe the inside with olive
oil to leave your sink look-
ing like new!
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*We deliver within town limits Mon - Sat at 4:00 p.m. * We sell fruit, veggie & meat trays and fruit baskets
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*Seniors Discount every Friday (65 & up) *We sell lottery tickets *We sell R.O. water
GROCERY
NN marshmallows CP - regular or mini ....... 1kg ...... $3.99
Windsor table salt ...................................................................... 1kg ............. $1.19
NN potato chips asstd ........................... 200gr .. 2/$3.00
Heinz tomato juice ................................................................ 1.36lt ............. $2.49
Kraft BBQ sauce asstd ............................ 455ml ...... $1.29
Kelloggs Corn Flakes, Just Right or Raisin Bran .......... 475-680gr ............. $3.69
Kelloggs Froot Loops, Krave or Frosted Flakes ............ 345-445gr ............. $3.49
PC pop asstd .................................. 12x355ml ...... $3.99
Lysol multi purpose cleaner ................................................... 1.2lt ............. $2.99
Friskie Party Mix cat food ........................................................ 60gr ............. $1.69
Kelloggs Special K crackers - original or cheddar .............. 113gr ............. $2.99
PC Crunchy cereal - maple or cranberry almond .... 460-475gr ............. $3.99
PC Xtra Meaty dog food asstd .............. 624gr ...... $1.39
PC pasta sauce asstd ......................................................... 650ml ............. $2.99
PC bathroom tissue ............................... 24rl ...... $5.49
Hellmans Real Mayo asstd .................................................. 890ml ............. $3.99
La Grille steak and chicken seasoning asstd ....................... 188gr ............. $3.59
Miss Vickies potato chips asstd ........................................... 220gr ..........2/$6.00
Tostitos tortilla chips asstd ................................................... 300gr ..........2/$6.00
Ocean Spray cranberry cocktail asstd ... 1.89lt ...... $2.99
Crystal Light drink crystals asstd ....................................... 31-46gr ............. $2.99
PC Greek yogurt - vanilla .................................................. 500gr ............. $3.99
Minute Maid orange juice ..................................................... 1.75lt ............. $2.99
NN cheese slices asstd (16s or 24s) ............ 500gr ...... $3.99
PC cheddar cheese - medium, marble or old .................. 500gr ............. $5.99
Sale Dates:
JUNE 14 - 20
(STARTS FRI 9:00 A.M. - ENDS THURS 9:00 P.M.)
FROZEN FOODS
Furlani Texas garlic toast ................. 16x40gr ...... $4.69
FM nanaimo or fudge brownie squares ........................ 450-490gr ............. $4.99
Minute Maid orange juice asstd ............ 295ml ...... $1.59
PC decadent ice cream cookies asstd ......................... 6x100ml ............. $4.99
PC brussel sprouts, baby carrots or broccoli ................... 500gr ............. $2.49
BAKERY
Wonder bread asstd .............................. 570gr ...... $2.49
MEATS
Chicken legs, fresh, back on .................................... $2.09/lb
NN chicken wieners .......................................................... 450gr ............. $2.29
Beef striploin steaks .......................................... $7.99/lb
Pork tenderloin ......................................................................................... $3.99/lb
Pork shoulder blade steak ................................ $1.99/lb
PC burgers, prime rib, sirloin or thick & jcy .......... 1.13-1.36kg ........... $10.98
NN chicken stufed w/ham ............................................... 284gr ............. $4.59
PC sausage rolls cocktail ................................................... 500gr ............. $5.49
Ziggys salads, macaroni or potato & egg ....... 1.25kg ...... $5.29
Ziggys chicken, cooked or smoked ................................................... $1.69/100gr
PRODUCE
English cucumbers ................................................. $0.99
Pineapples ...................................................................................................... $1.99
Raspberries ........................................... 170gr ...... $1.99
Broccoli .................................................................. $1.49
Lettuce, green, leaf ........................................................................................ $0.99
PC stir fry ............................................................................ 340gr ............. $1.59
PC broccoli forets ............................................................. 340gr ............. $1.59
Carrots, mini ....................................................................... 1lb bag ............. $1.19
Montclair natural spring water
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Motts Clamato juice asstd (limit 4/family) 1.89lt $2.99
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UNRESERVED RETIREMENT FARM AUCTION
for
CRAIG GIBBS - GIBB-BEES HONEY &
GIBBY SIMMENTALS of
MINNEDOSA, MB.
FRIDAY, JUNE 21 at 10:00 AM
DIRECTIONS: (From Jct #10 & #16 Hwys) East on #16 0.5kms on South side of Hwy. Watch for Signs.
ORDER OF SALE:
10:00 AM 12:00 PM (Misc, parts, tools, tanks, etc.)
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (Chicken & Cattle Items & Bees and Bee Equipment)
1:00 PM (Property, Trucks, Trailers & Equipment)
AUCTIONEERS NOTES: After 25 Years operating at this location as Gibb-Bees Honey & Gibby Simmentals, Craig is fully retiring and selling
of his equipment, farm and acreage items. This sale will have something for everyone so please plan to attend and spend the daywith us.
We will sell a few items consigned by Craigs neighbours at this sale as well.
PROPERTY: 50 Acres on highway 16, 2 miles from Minnedosa, MB: 16 X 70 Mobile Home 20 yr. old home w/attached garage, sunroom & carport,
garden & mature trees. Also 4000 sq. ft. commercial building w/overhead doors partly lined & insulated; 3500 sq. ft. livestock loose housing w/corrals
& drinkers, partly lined & insulated, on cement, 900 sq. ft. warm shop w/in foor heat. Plus hay & grain storage. All buildings have running town water,
new low maintenance metal & vinyl exteriors & roofs. Land is seeded to hay & fenced. Property will be sold by live auction and will be subject to seller
confrmation of highest ofer achieved. Possession date is fexible.
TRACTORS: *IH B414 Tractor w/IH 2000 Loader, 3PT, 540 PTO, Single Hyd * Case 446 Lawn tractor w/ tiller, 18 HP, mower deck, Snow blower, Blade, tire
Chains (attachments will sell separate)
TRUCKS & TRAILERS: *1995 Ford F350 Powerstoke DSL 4x4, Reg cab, 1 ton dually w/metal fat deck, tool boxes, headache rack * 1980 Volkswagen
Pickup Truck w/Gas Engine, 4 Spd Std Trans, 86,242 Miles showing, s/n17A0937732, SAFETIED * Ford 700 S/A cab over Truck w/ 20 Flat Deck * 20 Bobco
T/A Stock Trailer w/ top bale rail & ladder * 16 Okanagan T/A Gooseneck Flat Deck Trailer * 9T/A Axle Flat Deck Trailer
TRAVEL TRAILER: *2008 31 1/2 Citation Supreme Fifth Wheel, Polar Package - Double Windows, 2 Slide Outs Living Room & Bedroom, Large Remote
Controlled Awning, 3 Burner Stove and Oven, Extra Large Fridge, Large Basement Storage, 6500 Watt Propane Generator - only 17 hours runtime, Low
Miles - Less than 6000 Towing Kilometers, Dual Air and Heat, Upgraded Hide-A-Bed couch and Lazy Boy Chairs, Kitchen Has Table and Chairs, 2 Televisions
- Living Room and Bedroom, Remote Control Fireplace with Heater Option, Central Vac, Ample Inside Storage Areas (Consigned to sale by Craigs brother)
HUNTERS SPECIAL 5th WHEEL TRAILER: * 35 5TH Wheel Camper Trailer (Great for Hunting Cabin)
HAYING EQUIPMENT: * 18 IH 4000 SP Swather, w/ hay crimper, pickup reel, always shedded, only ever cut hay, s/n008026 *NH 315 Sq Baler w/Hyd
Tension, s/n437074 * 20 Hay rack on 4 Wheel Farm Wagon * NH Side Delivery Rake * Removable Bale Deck (Fits on Flat Deck Trail er) * Kingsman Single
Arm Round Bale Picker *JD Semi Mount Bar Mower * S/A Fifth Wheel Converter Dolly
3PT EQUIPMENT: *10 MF 3 PT cultivator * 3 PT Bale Fork/Pallet Fork * 3PT Fertilizer Spreader/ Seed Broadcaster * 3PT Potato Hiller * 3 PT Potato Dig-
ger * 3PT Saw Mandrel * 6 Snow blower, 3 PT (drive ahead V type) * Riverdale 3 PT Cargo Box (Hauls Sq Bales, calves, post, etc.)
SEED & TILLAGE: *16 JD Deep Tillage w/ Sweeps * 12 Load King Seed & Fert Tender w/ Augers & Spouts * 11 Section - Diamond Harrows
AUGERS & BINS: *approx. 6 ton Friesen Hopper Bottom Feed Bin * 36 x 7 Westfeld Grain Auger w/16 HP Kohler Eng.*(2) Westfeld Pencil Auger w/
Electronic Motor
LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT: *Wheatheart Trailer Type Post Pounder (Like New) * Loader Mount Post Hole Auger * Spreadmaster T/A Manure Spreader *
NH S/A Manure Spreader (Rebuilt gear box) * 250 Bushel Cypress Ind Creep Feeder w/ Panels * (6) Hay Saver Skirted Rd Bale Feeders * (1) Round Bale
Feeders * Assorted Bunk Feeders * (25) 10 Coral Panels * Assorted Coral Gates * Moveable Cattle Stalls * Halter Breaking Frame, 3 PT (for breaking bulls)
* Rope Halters * Cattle AI Kit * Lewis Cattle Oiler w/ Mineral Tub * (3 sets) Cattle Clippers * Cattle Blower * School Bus Converted to Calf Shelter * Calf
Chute * Cattle Clipping Chute * Several 5 Gal Feed Pails * Fence Posts * Fencing Tools
POULTRY ITEMS: (to run 1000 Birds) *(20) Hanging chicken feeders * (10) 14 Gal Koender chicken waterers * (34) chicken Transport crates * Assortment
chick drinkers & feeders * 10 Compartment laying hen cage (3 Birds per compartment) * Chicken Brooder Bulbs * Several Barn Fans
BEE EQUIPMENT: *Approx 12 Colonies of Live Bees * 200 Honey Supers w/ 9 frames (All Repainted) * Maxant 30 Frame Radial Extractor * 3 Frame SS
Manual Extractor * (8) 4 Pack Live Winter Wraps * Honey Sump * 125 lb S/S Honey Bottling Tank * Honey Pump * Boxes w/ feed * Boxes w/ Brood Comb
* Empty boxes * Bottom Boards * Super Pallets * Lids, etc. * Foundation * Wax * Pallet Tote for Syrup * Smokers * Hive Tools * Veils, Coveralls, Gloves *
Feed Pails (large and small)
SHOP EQUIPMENT: * Assortment of Shop Related Hand Tools * Magikist Commercial Grade Pressure Washer * Radial Arm Saw * Table Saw * (2) Steel
Work Bench Tables on Wheels * Roller Stands * Shop Vac * Battery charger/Booster
OTHER EQUIPMENT: *18 Rail Iron Mole Hill Levelers w/chain matt harrows * Rail Iron Drags for leveling mole hills * Hyd Wood Splitter * Cord Wood
Conveyor w/ Hyd Drive
MISCELLANEOUS: *(2) 500 Gal Metal Water Tanks * 350 Gal Poly Water Tank * Assortment of Metal Sheeting * Chain Saw * Truck Ramps * (2) 2 Sets of
Scafolding * (2) 4 x 8 lighted signs * Assortment of Farm related Misc
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT CRAIG GIBBS
Phone1-204-867-2575 Res or 1-204-867-0139 Cell or E-Mail gibbsc@mymts.net
Not responsible for errors in description. Subject to additions and or deletions.
Property owners and Fraser Auction Service not responsible for any accidents.
GST & PST where applicable. TERMS: Cash or cheque.
NOTE: cheques of $50,000 or more must be accompanied by bank letter of credit.
Sale conducted by FRASER AUCTION SERVICE 1-800-483-5856 www.fraserauction.com
By DIANE BACHEWICH
V
isiting with Sadie Rystephanuk last weekend
were daughters Donna Rystephanuk of Rocky
Mountain, AB and Kathy Bragg of Sherwood Park, AB.
Helen Derhak received a phone call that she is a
great grandma for the 12th time. Congratulations to
Korey and Leanne Sicheveski of Calgary on the birth
of their frst baby boy.
Many attended the yearly church services and
graveside service and dinner which was held in Oz-
erna on June 2nd and Jackfsh on June 9th.
Te May 50/50 draw held by the Legion Men was
won by Margaret Dmytriw.
Norm and Isabelle Mymko of Brandon are camp-
ing for a week at the Lions Campground and visiting
with their former friends.
Speedy recovery to Diane Zachary who is home
after having surgery in Brandon Hospital and is doing
well.
A big welcome to Elmer and Connie Werscher
who have moved here to make their home. Tey hail
from Lagenburg, SK.
Janice Duchominsky returned back home to
Winnipeg after spending the past three weeks here.
Te town wide yard sales went over well on June
1st and the perogie luncheon was enjoyed that day by
those who attended at the Drop-in Centre.
Brian Rystephanuk of Vancouver, BC has arrived
to spend a week with mom, Sadie Rystephanuk and
other family members.
Diane Bachewich and Francis Kuzmak returned
home from spending a week in Calgary. While in Cal-
gary, Francis attended the graduation of granddaugh-
ter Sara Walish. Diane visited with brother Gary and
Doreen Derhak and other family members. Tey also
attended a two day Ukrainian Festival while in Cal-
gary. Te weather was rainy the whole time they were
there.
Gary and Doreen Stapleton spent the weekend
visiting family in Baldur.
Joe Nechweduik has taken up residence in the
Sandy Lake Personal Care Home. Hope you enjoy
your stay here back in Sandy Lake. Joe has been in
Erickson Hospital for some time.
Ed and Julie Alexiuk spent a few days with mom
Olga Prosken, helping with some planting.
SANDY LAKE NEWS
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3000 antiques, organs,
cream cans, ginger beer bot-
tles, 175 crocks, 1000 wrench-
es, 47 Main Street, Erickson.
204-636-7716. (x)
Watkins. Call Elaine at
204-761-2938 (evenings).
1999 Jayco Eagle Lite,
5th wheel, 22.3 feet with rear
kitchen, fridge/freezer, micro-
wave, bathtub in 3 piece bath,
sleeps six, very good con-
dition. Price $9,000. Ron
Appleyard, phone 204-585-
2767. (14-2x)
2001 Buick LaSabre Ltd.
luxury car. Excellent condi-
tion. Good gas mileage. For
particulars phone Joan or Ray
at 204-867-5047. (14-2x)
Yearling Red Simmental
Bull, semen tested, ready to
go. Call 204-865-2252 after 6
p.m. or 204-867-7561. (14-2x)
Cabin for Rent 2 bed-
rooms fully furnished, on
Minnedosa Beach (5 minute
walk to the beach). Available
now. $60.00/day or $350.00
per week. Phone Portage la
Prairie 1-204-871-2224 any-
time. (14-4x)

In Minnedosa, 2 bed-
room apartment with bal-
cony. Phone 204-728-8609.
(14-tfn)
Please accept this as your
invitation to attend a wedding
shower for Stephanie Wright,
bride elect of John Wood,
on Saturday, June 15th, 2013
from 2 4 p.m. at her parents
home, 629-3rd Street NE,
Minnedosa. (13-2x)

A bridal shower for
Candice Bramley, bride
elect of Tanner Babee, will
be at Cadurcis Church on Sat-
urday, June 29th at 7:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome. Church
located west of Minnedosa on
Highway # 355 and junction of
#270. (14-2x)
Bridal shower in honour
of Jena Menard will be held
tomorrow, June 15th on the
patio at Chipperfeld Cofee
Company at 2:00 p.m. Rain
location is St. Marks Anglican
Church Hall. Everyone wel-
come!
June 16th
Happy 100th Birthday
Grandpa Erling Wark!
Love Chad, Mindy, Hayden
and Evan.
(x)
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
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For details call
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FARMERS
II you are short oI money we will
buy part oI your Iarm and rent it
back to you. Down the road or
later on, we will give you the right
oI frst reIusal to buy it back.
Contact us and we`ll talk it over!
Cell: 204-729-5055
Email: memithmymts.net
Looking for something?

Our readers may have it! Place
an ad in Te Tribune Classi-
feds starting at $9.00 plus tax.
(tfn)

Lawn Roller to buy, rent
or borrow. Phone 204-865-
2344. (13-2x)
Lost GM key & remote.
Call 204-868-5285.
Qualifed Painter with
25 years experience. All work
guaranteed. Call Blaine at
204-874-2399. (43-tfn)
UCT Bingo at Ukrainian
Hall, Tuesday nights. Doors
open at 6:00 p.m. Early bird at
7:00 p.m. followed by regular
games. License #3359 B1 and
3359 BO. (47-tfn)
Notice to members and
invited guests of the Town of
Rapid City: Rapid City Emer-
gency Services is hosting a
Spud-Bud-BBQ Pork Supper
on Saturday, June 15th from
5 8 p.m. at the Legion Hall
in Rapid City. Tickets $20.00
for adults and $8.00 for chil-
dren 8 and under. Advance
sale of tickets only. Available
from any frefghter and also
Queens Hotel. All proceeds
go towards new fre hall. Si-
lent Auction and 50/50. Do-
nations can also be left at the
Town Of ce. Contact number
204-573-8234. MLCC # 92/13.
(13-2)
Come for cake, cof-
fee and conversation. Te
Brown family invites you to
join them in celebration of
Elwood and Ruths 50th
Wedding Anniversary on
Sunday, June 30th, 2013 from
2:00 - 4:00 p.m. at Monteray
Estates Community Centre,
40 Mockingbird Drive, Bran-
don, MB. Please no gifts, just
the pleasure of your compa-
ny. (14-3x)
Minnedosa Service to
Seniors Congregate Meal
Program serving supper
meals for seniors at the
Townview Manor 6th foor
Tuesdays, Tursdays,
Sundays starting at 5:00
p.m. $8.00 dine in, $10.00
delivered. Call 204-867-
2198 after 1:00 p.m. on day
of the meal or call 204-867-
5190 for all other inquiries.
Service to Seniors
Menu:
Sunday, June 16th
Roast turkey, mashed
potatoes, vegetable, salad,
dessert
Tuesday, June 18th
Roast beef, mashed
dessert
Tursday, June 20th
Chicken breast, mashed
dessert
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15 Friday, J une 14, 2013 The Minnedosa Tribune
HELP WANTED
WORK WANTED
AUCTION
RECYCLING
GARAGE SALES
COMING EVENTS
aluminum
brass
zinc
steel
e-waste
lead
catalytic converters
stainless steel
batteries
copper
www.urbanmine.ca
204.774.0192
72 Rothwell Road
Winnipeg, MB
(1 block south of IKEA)
The trusted name in
metal recycling
Townwide garage sale in
Erickson Saturday, June 15th,
9 a.m. 3 p.m. (x)

Multifamily sale, Satur-
day, June 15, 9 a.m. 12 p.m.
at 161-8th Ave. SW. Discon-
tinued new Pampered Chef
and Tupperware items, sports
equipment, washer and dryer,
radial arm saw, garden acces-
sories, household, bedding
items, toys. (x)
Huge garage sale on
Sunday, June 23rd, 10 a.m.
3 p.m. behind Tilson Place.
Motorcycle, washer, cars,
boat, sofa. 71-2nd St. SW. Will
be selling hamburgers, hot-
dogs and iced tea. (14-2x)
Garage sale on Saturday,
June 22nd at 9 a.m. at 134-6th
Ave. NW, Minnedosa, Estate
of Ernie Briese. Lots of tools,
garage items, some automo-
tive and supplies. (14-2x)
Bankruptcy Auction
Sale on Saturday, June 29th,
Sale Time 9:30 a.m., Loca-
tion the Legion Hall in Rap-
id City. We the auctioneers
will conduct a totally non
reserved sale for BDO Lim-
ited (Brandon). Featuring
a large quantity of foreign
money, re-paper money
and large quantity of coin-
age, some Canadian paper
money, plus a collection
of Jewellery, plus a stamp
collection. Tis will be a
large sale, no buy backs,
everything must be sold.
For more information con-
tact Hyndmans Auctions
at 1-204-826-2092 or Prairie
Lane Auction at 1-204-724-
7510. (14-2)
Odd jobs of all kinds!
Call Ryan McKay 204-841-
3786. I do windows! (13-2x)

Will do housecleaning,
fexible days and hours. I
have many years experience
and have good references.
Reasonable rates. Call 204-
867-5925. Please leave a mes-
sage. (14-2x)
Clint Mofat and Sons is
currently looking for Class I
Drivers, Crusher Operator,
and Labourers. Reply to Clint
Mofat and Sons Ltd., Minne-
dosa. Phone 204-867-3356.
(13-2)

Minnedosa Regional
Library is accepting applica-
tions for the position of sum-
mer reading programmer.
Applications will be accepted
until June 22nd, 2013 at the
Minnedosa Regional Library
Box 1226, R0J 1E0. Inquiries
may be made at the Library.
Only those selected for inter-
views will be contacted. (14-
2)
Needing someone to cut
hedge and small fallen tree
and take everything to the
dump. Call 204-867-3326
HELP WANTED
ADVERTISING:
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Manitoba Hydro
is committed to
diversity and
employment equity.
Operator Driver
We are seeking an experienced Operator Driver to
work in Neepawa.
Under the direction of the Customer Service Centre
Supervisor or delegate, you will assist the Digger
Truck Operator in the removal and installation of
poles, anchors, transformers, street light standards
and bases in Urban and Rural distribution systems.
You will operate and maintain light and heavy self-
propelled vehicles and auxiliary implements as well as
haul all types of apparatus, material and equipment,
use and operate light and heavy lifting devices and
load/unload material, equipment and apparatus.
You will have Grade 10 education and the necessary
experience to operate equipment assigned; will
possess a valid Province of Manitoba Drivers License
Class III with air brake endorsement; and be required
to obtain a Manitoba Hydro Equipment Operators
permit appropriate to the equipment to be operated.
You will also be required to possess an approved
set of personal hand tools; have the ability to work
cooperatively in a safe, courteous and responsible
manner with co-workers and outside agencies
following the standards, procedures and policies
of the company. You will attend and satisfactorily
complete training courses as assigned and be
physically capable of performing duties associated
with the position.
Visit our website at www.hydro.mb.ca/careers to
apply online or submit your resume and cover letter
to the Neepawa District Ofce. The deadline for
applications is June 21, 2013. We thank you for
your interest and will contact you if you are selected
for an interview.
Manitoba Hydro offers a competitive salary and
benets package as well as working conditions that
provide a balanced approach to work, family life and
community, including a nine day work cycle.
Generating bright futures
(Iormer Brandon RHA, Iormer Parkland RHA,
Iormer Assiniboine RHA)
Located in Western Manitoba where an active liIestyle
and unlimited Health Care career opportunities meet.
Sandy Lake Personnal Care Home, Sandy Lake, MB
GROUNDS WORKER (SUMMER STUDENT)
Full Time (1.0 EFT)Term Position
HR Posting #MISC 1321 - 1
ACTVITY WORKER (SUMMER STUDENT)
Full Time (1.0 EFT) Term Position
HR Posting #ACT 1321 - 2
Closing date: 1une 21, 2013 - 1200 hours
For more inIormation on these positions and other
opportunities Ior Prairie Mountain Health please visit
www. prairiemountainhealth.ca
Prairie Mountain Health is also currently recruiting
Ior the Iollowing positions
Technician Paramedics, Speech Language Pathologists,
Mid Wives, Nursing Positions
We thank all applicants in advance for their interest
in Prairie Mountain Health however, we will onlv be in contact
with candidates who will be participating in an interview.
Paladin Security
We are currently hiring a Iull-time
Security OIfcer
at a prestigious site in Minnedosa, Manitoba!

Qualications needed:
ability to relate well to people, be outgoing
and helpIul
ability to stay on Ieet Ior extended periods
knowledge oI the site
ability to work quickly under some stress
To apply please visit us at
www.paladinsecurity.com

We thank all those who apply but only those
selected Ior an interview will be contacted.
Gladstone Transfer Ltd.

is currently taking applications
for the following positions:
1. Class 1S drivers, super B hopper work thru
Prairie Provinces. Dedicated routes to suit drivers`
preIerred lane oI traIfc.
2. 2 Owner - Operator positions available. Flat rate
or commision, dedicated routes.
SuccessIul candidates must possess the willingness to
work in a team environment and work with late model
saIe equipment.
Check us out at www.gladstonetransIer.com or phone
204-385-2947 or Iax 204-385-3465.

TENDERS
Book Your
Spot Today
INVITATION TO TENDER
The Town oI Minnedosa will be receiving quotes
Ior stone Iree beach sand until July 5, 2013
Quotes must state the price per Cubic Meter and
include delivery to the Minnedosa Beach.
Minimum quantity will be 100 cubic meter.
For more inIo. Contact Kevin at 204-867-0037
or at minpworkmymts.net
Town of Minnedosa
103 Main St S, Box 426, Minnedosa MB R01 1E0
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Friday, J une 14, 2013 The Minnedosa Tribune
HELP WANTED OBITUARY

Heritage Co-op is presentIy recruiting for a

CAKE DECORATOR
For our Minnedosa, MB Iocation
Working approx. 32 hours/week

Duties to include, but not limited to, decorating cakes, production,
ordering/receiving, merchandising, pricing, packaging, rotation, inventory control
and general housekeeping duties.

QuaIifications:
Excellent customer service skills
High sanitation and image standards
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Must be willing to work weekdays, evenings and weekends

To appIy, pIease send a cover Ietter and resume to the emaiI address
beIow or:
Box 105, Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0
Attn: Annette Haywood
Email: a.haywood@heritagecoop.ca
Or compIete an appIication at our Minnedosa MarketpIace

www.heritagecoop.ca

We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

CARD OF THANKS
Te family would like
to thank the staf and man-
agement of the Sandy Lake
Personal Care Home and
the Morley House Personal
Care Home for their kind and
thoughtful care over the years
and for the attentive care
given during Eunices last
days. Tank you to Dr. Muller
and Dr. Venter for their pro-
fessional care. Tank you to
Rev. Jen Dresser, Irene Gamey
for playing the organ, and to
the United Church Ladies for
serving the lunch after the
service. Tank you to Raes
Funeral Service for taking
care of the arrangements.
~Sincerely, Laverne, Judy
and Jim Nickel and family.
I would like to express
my gratitude to all the staf at
Minnedosa Hospital; all those
who visited me, Mr. and Mrs.
Pugh, Bev and Lyle Cooper,
and especially my family,
while I was in the hospital.
Special mention to the Ser-
vice to Seniors after I returned
home from the hospital.
Tanks again. ~Sincerely,
Jim Clark. (x)
Te UCT Junior Golf
Tournament Commit-
tee would like to thank Deb
Pritchard for once again help-
ing put on a successful Golf
tournament. Also a big thank
you to the golfers and the
spotters without them, there
would not be a tournament
each year.
I would like to thank my
daughter Cecilia for hosting
a 90th birthday party at the
family farm for me. Family
members came from Winni-
peg, Brandon, Tompson,
Rorketon, Meadow Portage,
Dauphin, Edmonton, Phoe-
nix, Sandy Lake, Basswood,
Onanole and Minnedosa.
Also thank you for all the
fowers, cards, and phone
calls. God Bless you all.
~Pearl Chupka. (x)
DELMAGE, Everett Colby
Master Warrant Of cer
RCEME Retd.
Peacefully, in Ottawa, on
Sunday, June 9, 2013 at age
85. Beloved husband for 62
years of Gwendolyn Margaret
(nee Dennison). Loving
father of Carol (Cameron)
Emond, Deborah (Allen
Violini) McKeand, James
Delmage, Leona (Frank)
Jimmo, Kenneth (Susan)
Delmage, Robert Delmage,
Brenda (Steve) Blanchfeld,
Gloria (Randy) Dunn, Karen
(Leo Bisson) Delmage and
predeceased by infant son
Barry. Proud grandfather of
14 and great-grandfather of 5.
Born 30 May, 1928 to Simon
Charles Delmage and Alice
Lillian (Lamb). Dear brother
of Bert and predeceased by
brothers Ernie, Ray, Fred, Ken
and by sister Eleanor. Fondly
remembered by many nieces,
nephews, extended family
and friends.
Everett served in the
Canadian Armed Forces from
1952-1981 including overseas
in Germany, the Golan
Heights and in Northern
Canada.
Friends are invited to a
Memorial Service for Everett
at the Central Chapel of
Hulse, Playfair & McGarry,
315 McLeod Street (Ottawa)
on Friday, June 14 at 11:30
a.m., with reception to follow.
Interment at Springhill
Cemetery.
In Memoriam donations to
Queenswood United Church,
appreciated.
mcgarryfamily.ca
613-233-1143
DEATH NOTICE
Eunice Ada Patricia Rose
March 17, 1915 May 23, 2013
Eunice Rose (nee Grills) passed away peacefully on May 23, 2013
at the Morley House Personal Care Home in Shoal Lake at the age
of 98 years.
Eunice will be sadly missed by her son Laverne Rose, her daughter
Judy Nickel (Jim); grandson Kevin (Terra), granddaughter Kristin,
two great granddaughters Grace and Jessa Nickel; one niece,
fve nephews and their families. Eunice was predeceased by her
husband Morley, and was the last of her generation outliving her
sister Gladys Grills, sister Gerrine and husband Sid Robertson,
brother Alex and wife Lola Grills, sister-in-law Willma Rose, sister-
in-law Phillis and husband Jack Swan, brother-in-law Les and wife
Marge Rose and nephew Sherman Rose.
Eunice was born on March 17, 1915. As a young lady she loved
sports. She enjoyed swimming, playing baseball, basketball, and hockey.
After her marriage she farmed with her husband Morley Rose at Strathclair until his passing in
1968. She continued on farming alongside her son Laverne for many years. Eunice belonged to
the Agricultural Society as a director in baking, as a W.I. Member, a member of the Lady Foresters,
a leader in 4-H sewing and a member of the U.C.W., taking an active part in helping for many
years. She also took an active part in curling. In later years, Eunice enjoyed doing paper tole,
knitting and reading. She loved to leaf through cook books and come up with new ideas with
which she would put her own twist on in her kitchen. Eunice remained a member of the United
Church. Shortly after her 90th birthday, Eunice fell and broke her hip. Her health condition then
required that she have the services of a personal care home. She spent a short stay at the Sandy
Lake Personal Care Home before being transferred to the Morley House Personal Care Home in
Shoal Lake where she remained until the time of her death.
Te funeral service was held at the Strathclair United Church on Friday, May 31, 2013 at 2:00
p.m. with Rev. Jen Dresser of ciating. Interment followed in the Strathclair Municipal Cemetery.
Pallbearers were her nephews: Orville Grills, Bill Grills, Leslie Grills and Allan Robertson, along
with Brian Woywada, Mervyn Pedersen and Dennis Memryk. All who attended were considered
honorary pallbearers. Raes Funeral Service of Shoal Lake and Erickson were in care of the
arrangements.
Joseph (Joe) Mattew Surovy
March 9, 1928 April 11, 2013
It is with great sadness the family of Joseph Mattew Surovy
announce of his passing at the Minnedosa Health Centre on April
11, 2013 at the age of 85 years after a lengthy hard-fought battle of
failing health.
Funeral service was held Tursday, April 18, 2013 at the Onanole
and District Recreation Centre in Onanole, Manitoba.
Joseph was predeceased by his parents Felix and Mary Surovy,
twin brother Walter and son Bob.
He will be lovingly remembered and missed by his lovely wife
Cathy of 34 years; his step-son David Gregorash of Onanole; sister-
in-law Emily; George and wife (Wanda) of Medicine Hat, AB; Allan
and wife (Colette) of Kenora, ON; a daughter Victoria and husband
(John) of Kenora, ON; Kenny and wife (Lori) of Minnedosa, MB;
John Joseph of Erickson, MB. Joseph will also be missed by brothers, Paul
and wife (Sharon) of Waterloo, Iowa, Johnny and wife (Sharon) of Oliver, BC.
Joseph had 19 grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren. (x)
Carol Helen Midwinter (Parker)
January 11, 1954 June 6, 2013.
Carol passed away after a courageous battle with cancer, leaving
her loving husband Brian, devoted son Parker, brother and sister-
in-law Barry and Roberta Midwinter of Minneapolis, Barry and
Robertas three children and four grandchildren, her father-in-law
Allan Midwinter, her aunts Irene Parker and Bernice Drennan,
numerous cousins and everyone she touched.
She was predeceased by her parents Bruce and Sally Parker,
her mother-in-law Bernice Midwinter, several uncles, aunts and
cousins and special cousin Kerry Parker.
Carol was unstintingly supportive of her family and community.
She supported Brian through his legal and military careers, Parker
through school and extra-curricular sports and activities, and her
community through any number of ways and projects. She was
especially proud of her service through Kin Canada at the local and
national levels and her work on the Board of Directors of Westman
Communications Group.
Special thanks go to Brenda Sly of Brandon, Tracy and John Orisko of Dauphin, Mandy
Sammurtok of Iqaluit, Nunavut, Chuck and Debbie Burton of Dauphin, Dr. Pitz and staf at
Cancer Care Manitoba in Winnipeg, Dauphin and Brandon, Dr. Bashir of Brandon, Dr.s Trina
Mathison and Lisa Monkman of Dauphin and their staf, the Parkland Region EMS staf and the
wonderful staf of the second and third foors of Dauphin General Hospital and Dauphin Clinic
Pharmacy.
A celebration of Carols life will be held at Central United Church in Brandon, Manitoba on June
15th at 11:00am. Interment of both Carols and her mother Sallys ashes will be on June 17th at
11:00 a.m. at the Strathclair Cemetery, Strathclair, Manitoba. Flowers are respectfully declined.
Please consider donations to Canadian Cancer Society, 415 1st St, Brandon, MB, R7A 2W8;
Canadian Diabetes Association, A1-800 Rosser Ave, Brandon, MB, R7A 6N5; or a charity of your
choice. Messages of condolence and/or photos can be shared at www.campbellfuneralhome.ca.
Arrangements are entrusted with Campbell Funeral Home of Hamiota, Manitoba. (866) 620-2744
Tank You just doesnt
seem to be enough to ex-
press my appreciation to my
WONDERFUL STAFF, family,
friends and CUSTOMERS for
the support shown to me for
the past 19 years and espe-
cially for the past few months.
I will also miss the Main Street
connections with fellow busi-
nesses good times! Please
support your local business-
es! To those that stopped by
with hugs the last few days,
thank you for your good wish-
es, fowers and love made
a dif cult time easier! Te
Minnedosa Dollar Store has
been a big part of my life,
now on to new Adventures.
Lots of great memories and
friendships will be treasured
always. See you around town.
~Barb Cook.
Tank you to my fam-
ily for hosting my surprise
90th birthday tea it was a
surprise. And many thanks
to my friends and relatives
who attended. I had a great
time and enjoyed seeing and
visiting each and every one
of you. You made my day.
~Sincerely, Fred Wetteland.
(x)
year.
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ACCOUNTING
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Farm and Business
Accounting
Payrolls
Government form filing
Phone 867-5550
Fax 867-5808
116 Main St. S.
Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0
Tax Ser vi ce
& Accounti ng
Parish Backhoe
Services
Septic Systems Weeping tiles
Water Sysyems Basements
All types of excavation
Certifed in waste
water management
Call: Ian
874-2134 or 867-0383
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Commercial
Residential
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
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0r
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PRAIRIE CONCRETE
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Ready Mix Concrete
Concrete forms, Rebar, Wire Mesh,
Weeping Tile, Concrete Sealer, Snap Ties
All at Competitive
prices
Specializing in water & sewer
installation & repair
All types of excavation
Basements, Demolition
Snow removal
Gravel, Topsoil
Sales of septic tanks
Tony 867-7582
Kirk 867-0180
Clint Moffat
& Sons Ltd.
OFFICE
867-3356
Sand & Gravel Products
Excavating
Water & Sewer
Installations
Site Preparation
Landscaping
Snow Removal
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Onanole, Mb
848-7413
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Shoal Lake, MB
759-2680
Dauphin Ofce - 15 1st Ave S.W.
Phone: 638-3005
Fax: 638-5817
*Denotes Professional Corporation
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CONSTRUCTION
ELECTRICAL
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Experience!!
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Fax:

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House/Business
Cleaning Services
- Veteran Affairs with
Blue Cross Coverage
- Residential
- Commercial
- Window washing
Partnered with
Cleaning For A
Reason (charitable
service for women
undergoing
treatment for cancer)
Home: 867-3272
Cell: 868-0181
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CLEANING
70 Main St, S.
Minnedosa, MB.
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Business Returns
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Phone: 867-5124
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463 - 4th St. NE
Unique 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Iamily
home in desirable lake area. Great patio
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and beautiIul 38` x 18` inground pool.
Very well maintained home sits on 100` lot
and Ieatures skylit main bath with poured
marble surround and soaker tub. Vaulted
open concept living room, dining room and
kitchen area. Tyndalstone gas freplace in
living room and much more. Finished
basement has a Iamily room, large
bedroom, 3 piece bath, media room, utility,
storage and 9 1/2 Ioot ceilings. Certainly
one oI the nicest homes on the market in
Minnedosa this year. Too many updates
and Ieatures to list; contact agent Ior Iull
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This 3 bedroom cottage at Minnedosa
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Fully Iurnished including
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181 - 2nd St. NW
This 1040 square Ioot 2
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maintained. Home Ieatures large
bedrooms, main foor utility room and
central air conditioning. New shingles,
mostly newer windows.
Appliances included.
108 Otter Rd,. Otter Lake
Enjoy this 736 sq. It. cottage at Otter
Lake at an aIIordable price. Two
bedroom with a 3 piece bath this
Iully Iurnished cottage sleeps nine.
Screened sunroom, covered deck and
air conditioned.
137 - 1st St. N.W.
This 3 bedroom bi-level has great curb
appeal with nice stucco, stonework
and new Iront door. The tile entrance
way leads to lovely hardwood in
living room and more tile throughout
the kitchen and dining area. New patio
door and deck with maintenance Iree
glass railing is ready Ior you to enjoy
this summer. Double detached garage.
Too many Ieatures and updates to list!
128 - 1st Ave. N.W.
Great starter home near school!
Shingles, siding and all windows
updated since 2008. Main foor
bedroom and 3 bedrooms upper foor.
Large bright kitchen and large living
room with hardwood foor.
Big Ienced yard.
Gwen Usick
Alternate Broker
Ph: 867-4657
Fax: 867-2150
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PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN
IndependentlyOwned
andOperated
Shoal Lake
3 Bdm 2 Bath
bungalow on corner
lot. Modern kitchen,
numerous recent
upgrades including,
insulation, siding,
Iasia, soIft, eaves,
shingles, 24`x11.10`
deck & much more...
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$113,000
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T
his spring most grow-
ers experienced some
of the best seeding con-
ditions we have seen in
at least the past three to
four years. Tis has now
been followed by almost
ideal conditions for crop
emergence where dry top
soils have received suf-
f cient scattered showers
for emergence and yet not
enough to cause any sig-
nifcant crusting problems.
Te result has been some
of the best crop emergence
we have seen in at least the
past three to four grow-
ing seasons as well. Even
the winds seemed to be
cooperating recently al-
lowing for some excellent
day long spraying without
any of the excessively wet
soils that we have become
accustomed to over the
last number of years. Te
only blemish to date has
been the series of frost
events that occurred late
last week that damaged
some early seeded canola
however even these felds
seem to be now recover-
ing after recent showers.
Te quick pace to seed-
ing will mean most spray-
ing will also need to be
completed promptly and
should be close to 5075%
complete by this weekend.
Te moisture situation has
remained adequate pri-
marily due to the cooler
seasonal average tempera-
tures however we will need
at some point to reach that
critical three inch level
in June in order to bufer
some of the warmer tem-
peratures likely to be seen
in July and August.
Winter Wheat
Vernalization
Te remaining win-
ter wheat acres have now
reached the jointing stage
of development where the
frst node can now be de-
tected on the lower stem.
It is at this point where
one can now examine the
seed head by closely dis-
secting the stem just above
this frst node. Seed head
formation is not typically
a concern in winter wheat
however this year the ma-
jority of the surviving win-
ter wheat germinated this
spring bringing into ques-
tion as to whether or not
the spring emerging crop
had vernalized allowing
the crop to produce a seed
head or just remain veg-
etative. Upon careful ex-
amination we are indeed
fnding seed head forma-
tion meaning that the crop
experienced a suf cient
cold period this spring to
vernalize.
Alfalfa Weevil
Emergence
T e delayed cooler
spring has slowed the
emergence and movement
of the alfalfa weevil how-
ever after recent warmer
temperatures we are now
beginning to see their
numbers increase over
this past week. Te larval
stage of the Alfalfa Weevil
is the most important as
it causes the most dam-
age. Te larvae will eat the
tender leaf from between
the veins which gives the
plant a skeletonised, grey-
ish look; they will also feed
on the tender fower buds
as they emerge. Feed-
ing can start in May but is
most pronounced in June.
Most people recognize a
problem when patches
of the f eld fail to bloom
or the plants start to take
on a greyish colour in ap-
pearance. For most forage
producers, the best control
will be to harvest the crop
as soon as feeding dam-
age appears. Te process
of harvesting kills many of
the adults and larvae. For
optimum yields, try to wait
until bud or early bloom if
possible. If the plants do
not begin to show signs of
re-growth within a week
after cutting, then careful
examination of the stub-
ble, soil and leaf litter for
larvae and adults is nec-
essary. While insecticide
spraying is an option, it
is costly and damaging to
many benefcial insect in-
cluding the honey bee, but
may be necessary to save
the stand.
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By SARAH DALRYMPLE
T
ulip f owers are more than just
colourful and pretty. Howev-
er, some might disagree after see-
ing over 800 tulips bloom in Tom and
Evelyn Delgatys garden this week.
Tulips, f rst grown in the Middle East,
tend to be associated with the Dutch cul-
ture. Tere, they are considered precious
and connected to imagination and love.
Despite the fact that tulips can be grown in
a large variety of climates, they live a ter-
ribly short life. Te blooms only last three
to seven days after growing extremely fast.
Tese tulips have continued to bloom for
about two weeks now. I think the colder
weather has kept them blooming longer,
Evelyn speculated, But I am just enjoying
every minute of it!
Ag report... Vernalization and weevils
An Abundance of Tulips

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