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Volume 137 Issue 24 Friday, August 23, 2019 www.minnedosatribune.com 90 cents plus tax
O n Wednesday eve-
nings, throughout the
summer, you can hear the
sound of a drum wafting
over the lake, and if you
look out onto the water
you will see a boat full of
strong passionate women
paddling their hearts out
Heritage
on “Kindred Spirit” which
is the Waves of Hope boat.
With an age range of
Co-op BBQ 45 to 80-years-old, the
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Waves of Hope group cur-
rently has 35 members, of
which all but five are ac-
tive paddlers. Members
are ladies who have sur-
vived breast cancer or are
supporters. “We meet to
celebrate life and to pur-
sue better health through
fitness, sport, social events
and outreach activities,”
explained Coach, Evelyn
Clegg. A full boat crew is 20
Photo by Karen Mitchell
paddlers, one steersperson
and one drummer. Breast cancer survivors of the Waves of Hope dragon boat team paddle their boat,
The ladies keep very Kindred Spirit, on Minnedosa Lake every Wednesday evening.
Celebrating active throughout the en-
tire year. Dryland/condi- bers paddled at Dream Chemo Savvy from Win- Along with all of that, in Brandon as one of their
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to early September they ticipated in the Regina ber, Waves were paddling over the summer includ- they underttake includes
are on the water at the lo- Festival in July where the at the FMG Festival in Win- ing; Ninette, Minnedosa selling Begonias.
cal lake once a week prac- Canadian Championships nipeg at the Forks, and this and Sandy Lake. Every
ticing their paddling. were held. I paddled in was a first festival for some May, members of Waves Continued
“This year some mem- the Calgary festival with of our new members.” host a large fashion show on Page 5