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Volume 134 Issue 14
Friday, June , 2016
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Health Foundation Gives

$100,000 To Clinic Fund
Glennis Scott Field

To Be Dedicated
This Weekend
By RYAN THORPE
his Saturday, June

18th, the senior
fi eld at the Minnedosa
Regional Events Centre grounds will be
renamed the Glennis
Scott Field in honour of
the Manitoba baseball
great.
Scott, who was

inducted into the Manitoba Sports Hall of
Fame in 1986 and the
Manitoba Baseball Hall
Manitoba Sports
of Fame in 1998, will be
Hall of Famer,
throwing the first pitch
Glennis Scott.
at the Mavericks game
Saturday. Behind the plate to catch it will be his older
brother Gladwyn, who was inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in 2008.
When asked about his reaction to hearing that
the fi eld will be named in his honour, Scott said,
Quite frankly I was stunned. Quite an honour and
I felt just really humble I dont even know if I have
the words to describe the way I felt.
Born in McConnell, MB, Scott was a prolifi c athlete in Manitoba sports. He played both hockey and
football at Brandon College, where he was inducted
into the Brandon University Wall of Fame; his brother Gladwyn, whom Glennis played with at Brandon
College, is also an inductee.
Scott went on to play 15 years in the Manitoba
Senior Baseball League and also represented Canada at a number of international events. At one point
in his youth, he was invited to the spring training of
the St. Louis Cardinals, although Scott turned down
the offer to focus on his career as an educator.
Continued on Page 2
Photo by Darryl Holyk
(L-R): Lee Jardine, Donna Hume, Esther Robertson, Judith MacDowall,

Lynne Betteridge, John Mendrikis, Brandi Pollon, Rick Nylen and Ray Orr.
By DARRYL HOLYK
n hopes of keeping medical services local and in the community, the

board of the Minnedosa and District
Health Foundation have decided to
invest $100,000 toward the new Dr.
Ajai Khandelwal Primary Care Centre. Representatives from the Health
Foundation recently presented a
cheque to members of the Primary
Care Centre committee in front of

the Minnedosa District Health Centre.
The new clinic will be built directly across the street, to the west
of the current hospital and construction is hoped to begin in early 2017.
Local residents had an opportunity
to view plans and images of the proposed clinic during a public meeting
held Wednesday night.
Th e Minnedosa and District

Health Foundation was incorporated in 1995 by the Board of Directors
of the Minnedosa District Hospital
and Personal Care Home. It was established in order to ensure that all
money donated to the local hospital
and care home is spent on the needs
of those local facilities and local
health care in general.
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Friday, June 17, 2016
New Bylaw Addresses Address Issue

By DARRYL HOLYK
sure the safety and protection of residents and assistn recent years, a great ing emergency responders
deal of work has been with locating properties
done in rural municipali- during emergency situaties to install road number tions, Council has detersigns and address num- mined it is necessary for all
bers for yard sites to assist properties in Minnedosa to
emergency responders in have visible address numfi nding their way when bers.
seconds count. Previous
Under the new bylaw,
to this, a local commercial the owner of all properties
addressing campaign was on which there is a buildundertaken by the Busi- ing, house or structure
ness Improvement Com- along a street, road or lane
mittee of the Chamber of must affix and maintain,
Commerce and Healthy in legible condition, the
Minnedosa
to
install proper address number as
proper address numbers designated by Th
eTown.
on commercial proper- Th is number must be
ties in the community. At placed in the most visible
that time, residential own- location from the street,
ers were also encouraged road or lane, preferable on
to install proper address either side of the buildings
numbers on their homes if front entrance.
they did not already have
For anyone who does
them visible. Still, here not currently have address
we are in 2016 and there numbers on their building,
are some properties in the home or structure, the bycommunity which do not law states that the numbers
have their address number must be no less than five
displayed or visible.
inches (127 mm) in height.
At Tuesday nights
The numbers should also
Town Council meeting, a be of a contrasting colour
new bylaw was passed to of the building for better
address this issue. To en- visibility and made of a du-
rable material to withstand

all weather conditions.
Purchasing and installing the proper address
number is the property
owners responsibly and
if this is not done by the
property owner, the new
bylaw states that The Town
may install the numbers
with all related expenses being charged to the
property owner. Anyone
who does not obey the bylaw and refuses to install
property address numbers
could face a fi ne of up to
$500 in accordance with
the Municipal Act.
This is a matter of safety for you and your family. If you do not currently
have your address number
displayed and visible, now
is the time to do it. If you
dont know the physical
address of your property,
contact the Town office,
then head down to the
hardware store, pick out
your address numbers and
install them. Its a quick
and easy weekend project that could help protect
your family in an urgent
emergency situation.
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For over 30 years Scott
held various roles with
Baseball Manitoba and
eventually served as the
coach and president of the
national program for Baseball Canada.
Th e reason we are
calling it Glennis Scott
Field is because he was
instrumental in starting
the baseball diamonds at
the current site, said Terry
McLenehan, president of
Minnedosa Minor Baseball. The other reason for
it is because Glennis was
inducted into the Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame as
well. He has a background
in both playing and coaching.
We feel its important
to celebrate the game and
one of the things were
trying to do is celebrate
the history of the game.
So we felt it important for
the new facilities not only
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but also look to the past
and the accomplishments
weve had in Minnedosa.
The fi eld, which Scott
was instrumental in helping build in the 1990s, has
been updated with new
grass infields, new clay on
the base paths, new fencing behind the backstop
and a canteen. He lived in
Minnedosa from 1971 to
2011, when he moved to
Morden, Manitoba.
The dedication on Saturday begins at 3:45 p.m.,
the opening pitch will be

at 4 p.m. and a barbeque
will follow the game.
Th e Mavericks take
on the Plumas Pirates in a
regular season matchup.
Hes a super guy,
said McLenehan of Scott,
hes pretty mild mannered. From what I understand he played the game
hard, he coached the game
hard. Both on and off the
fi eld hes pretty respected
for how he goes about
his involvement with the
game.
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Kowal and Cooper

Promoted As Fire Captains
TCS Holds WE Day
Photo by Ryan Thorpe
Mrs. McLenehan leads an enthusiastic group of students in a song.

By RYAN THORPE
(L-R) Jason Cooper, Fire Chief Dean Jordan and Jon Kowal.
By RYAN THORPE
ason Cooper and Jon

Kowal have been promoted to the position of Captains within the Minnedosa Fire Department.
Cooper and Kowal,
who have both been with
the department for a number of years, were voted
into their new roles by department members following an internal nomination
process.
Th eir reactions have
been very good, said Deputy Fire Chief Mike Kowal,
in regards to getting more
involved with the department and having some
more duties and a little bit
more responsibility. And

theyve been more than
willing to take that on.
With the new position
in the department comes
new responsibilities for
Cooper and Kowal, who
have taken on the role of
training officers responsible for establishing different lines of training for
department members.
Th e promotion also
moves them up the line of
command, which means
should the Fire Chief or
Deputy Fire Chief be unavailable, one of the two
new captains would step
into the role of incident
commander at any scene.
n Wednesday, June
8th, Tanners Crossing School held its third
ever WE Day.
The event is organized
by student group Lets Stop
It Now (LS!N), in conjunction with teachers, in order
to promote youth empowerment and spread the
message that students can
make a tangible impact on
the world around them.
I think it was pretty
cool, especially that the
students all set this up with
the teachers help. Its pretty awesome, said Kaylyn
Baron, a LS!N member.
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Prom Grand March

June 23rd
Th e Minnedosa We
Day featured a variety of
speakers sharing their experiences with activism
and travel, as well as a
number of musical performances and dances.
Its important to
spread the message that
one person can make a
change, it just takes one
person, said Kerry Morrice, a teacher at Tanners
Crossing School. So even
though you think youre
small and little and not
important, you can make
the diff erence in the lives
of people either close to
you, in your community,
or around the world.
MINNEDOSA MINOR BASEBALL

INVITES YOU TO A SPECIAL EVENT!
Come out to the MREC grounds and help us dedicate our
senior field to Manitoba Baseball Hall of Famer
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2007 as an anti-bullying
student group, but has
since branched out into
service learning, where
students have volunteered
in a variety of capacities in
the community.
We Day is an annual youth empowerment
event organized by charity
Free the Children. Started
in Toronto in 2007, the
event now takes places in
cities across North America, as well as the United
Kingdom. Official We Day
events can pack over two
hundred thousand people
into stadiums to listen to
speeches from social activist attempting to inspire
them.
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Minnedosa Mavericks (10 time defending Santa Clara Champions)

Vs
Plumas Pirates
Saturday, June 18th Rain Date: Sunday June 19th 6:30 p.m.
Dedication 3:45 p.m.
1st pitch 4:00 p.m.
Bar-B-Que to follow-Donations will be accepted
DARRYL A.HOLYK - PUBLISHER AND EDITOR
Around
Town...
By Darryl Holyk
Run, run, run
A number of local runners will be heading into Winnipeg this

weekend to participate in the Manitoba Marathon. The run originated in Winnipeg in 1979 and has grown to a multi-course event
which attracts some 14,000 participants each year. The full marathon is 26.2 miles long with a number of shorter distant events
including a half marathon and childrens run. Again this year, one
of the marathons charity partners is MBNF (Manitoba Neurofibromatosis Support Group) and one group of local participants
are running in support of MBNF.
Not a rental
We have been informed of a slight error in last weeks house

fire article. It had been stated that the home where the fire took
place on 3rd Street N.E. was a rental home. We have since learned
that while it was a rental home in the past, at the time of the fire it
was being occupied by the owners. Our apologies for this error.
Sports Dinner keynote
Sponsorship packages have gone out for the Recreation Commissions 19th annual Sports Dinner. Th
e keynote speaker for this
years event, being held in October, will be Marty McSorley. For
those who may not be hockey fans, McSorely played in the NHL
from 1983 to 2001 debuting with the Pittsburg Penquins and in
the mid 1980s the Edmonton Oilers. During his Oilers career, McSorley earned the title of Wayne Gretzkys bodyguard.
Fathers Day
This Sunday, June 19th is Fathers Day. If you are stumped,

wondering what to get for your dad, check out some of the things
being advertised here in The Tribune. If your dad is a baseball fan,
take him out to the Glennis Scott dedication game between the
Minnedosa Mavericks and Plumas Pirates on Saturday. You could
also treat him to a weekend of family entertainment and live music at the Little Valley Jamboree up at Erickson. Sunday morning,
you can take dad out for a brunch buffet at the Golf Course or Sun
Sun Restaurant. Sun Sun is also advertising a Fathers Day supper
buffet Sunday evening. Our advertisers support us, so please support them and when you do mention that you saw their ad right
here in The Tribune.
Manitoba Must Act To

Avoid Credit Downgrades
By TODD MACKAY
government says it will balance the budget within

eight years.
laying chicken with icebergs while blindLets get this straight. Th e new government
folded is a particularly bad idea. A clear-eyed is well aware of the dangers of overspending
assessment of the impending danger is an impor- and debt, but it doesnt want to rock the boat too
tant improvement. But, ultimately, slowing down much so its spending even more money? The unand changing course is the only real way to reach derlying assumption is that a 3.2 per cent spendsafety.
ing increase is inevitable.
Manitobas new government recognizes the
Saskatchewan released its budget the day
need for a plan to return our province to fiscal after Manitoba. Saskatchewans energy driven
balance if we are to avoid further downgrades to economy has been gut-punched by low comour credit rating, said new Tory Finance Minister modity prices and its running a deficit, but it held
Cameron Friesen in his first budget speech. Th e spending increases to 2 per cent and committed
steady growth of our provincial debt makes us to no spending increases next year. If Manitoba
vulnerable to increases in interest rates.
had held spending increases to 2 per cent, it
Credit rating downgrades are a big danger for
would save $190 million. If the new government
governments. When individuals spend too much had simply held the line on the old governments
money and rack up too much debt, the bank gets spending, it would have saved more than half a
worried and jacks the interest rate when the time billion.
comes to renew the mortgage. Its the same for
The province may be worried about turngovernments out of control spending and bor- ing the canoe too quickly, what about the risk
rowing leads to credit downgrades and drives of crashing their canoe into credit rating downnervous lenders to look at increasing interest grades?
rates. Its good to hear the new Tory finance minThe day after the budget bond rating agency
ister, Cameron Friesen, acknowledge the threat.
Moodys issued a statement with a headline that
Friesens clarity is a marked contrast to his
declared: budget off ers weak fiscal outlook. It
predecessor. In last years budget speech, former went on to say a higher deficit and lengthy plan
NDP Finance Minister Greg Dewar said industry to get back to a balanced budget is a credit negais telling us not to take our foot off the gas.
tive. It didnt announce any changes to ManiWhen bond rating agency DBRS contradicttobas credit rating, but it flashed bright warning
ed that statement by downgrading the provinces lights.
credit rating, Dewar kept his blinders firmly in
If Manitoba doesnt change course quickly,
place.We have a plan, said Dewar. Our plan is its a good bet that interest payments will top a
working.
billion dollars per year before the next election.
Its good to see that the new government can
And thats if things go according to plan. If intersee the problem with reckless spending, but what est rates go up, especially in response to credit
actions are they taking to fix the problem? Were rating downgrades, that number could soar even
turning this canoe, if I can use a Manitoba anal- higher even faster.
ogy, were turning it carefully, because to turn it Its good that Manitoba is now taking a cleartoo rapidly is to risk our cargo, said new Tory Pre- eyed view of the fi scal danger its facing. But it
mier Brian Pallister.
also needs to avoid that danger by trimming
The new governments budget increased spending. It would be tragic if it slowly turns the
spending by 3.2 per cent. Its projecting a deficit canoe out of concern for the cargo only to crash
of $911 million. Interest payments on the debt are straight into credit rating downgrades that pull
now projected to be $874 million this year. The the province down even further.
HAPPY FATHERS DAY!

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Im Great In Bed
Living in
Paradise
By
VERN MAY
EDO, Minnedosa & Area CDC
ts a situation that most

of us have experienced
in our lifetime the anxiety-riddled one on one interrogation with resume
in hand at a job interview.
Youre nervous about the
process, excited about the
opportunity and want to
make sure that you give
all the right answers. You
may not even be overly
concerned with setting
yourself apart from the
others competing for the
job. But you do want to be
thorough, articulate and
demonstrate that youre a
performer.
To kick off the interview, your potential new
boss asks what seems to
be a fairly unthreatening question Tell me
a little about yourself.
Quickly, you consider
your skills and abilities,
and before you really
think about it, you de-
clare, Im great in bed.

I suspect that you
arent getting the job.
Not because the answer
was wrong, but perhaps
because your response
is simply not relevant to
the conversation at hand.
Whether your statement is
true or not, is really not in
question. No doubt, that
employer will remember
their interaction with you
forever though. And you
can bet that the story will
live on and be shared with
other colleagues, pretty
much assuring that you
never get work with that
company at any time in
the future.
The same occurs daily
in community development. We are responding
to questions with answers
that dont directly speak to
the topic, then many are
befuddled that we arent
making any progress in at-
tracting new investment in

Manitoba. When a business interest or a company
CEO asks us to tell them a
little bit about ourselves,
we talk about the quality of life, we talk about
safe and quiet streets, but
we dont really talk about
business.
When were talking to
business people, we need
to set our folksy charm
aside and discuss the brass
tax. We need to talk about
how we can represent the
best fi t for their business.
What strategic benefit
would a Minnedosa-based
location create for their
operation? Are we rich in
natural resources, reducing costs to source and import that material? Do we
have a strong labour pool
so they can be assured to a
suitable workforce? Once
we can check off the businesses need to haves,
then we can talk about
the added benefi ts for all
those who will have the
opportunity to work out of
that Minnedosa location.
Th e approach needs
to be similar for attracting families as well. Sure,
the beach and area recreation are great bonuses
for residents of any age,
but if were not able to address their basic needs a

job that will support their
family, a home they can
aff ord, access to quality
schools and health care
we are wasting our time.
When they ask us What
makes Minnedosa the
place that I want to set
down my roots for the next
30 years? we need to be
prepared with an answer
that amounts to more than
how attractive we are by
comparison to other communities that dont enjoy
our geography.
Maybe you truly are
good in bed, and if thats
the case Good for you
(and your partner)! But
thats not necessarily
helping us to reproduce
the thriving environment
in our community that we
have enjoyed in the past
and can develop anew in
the coming years.
Manitobas Valley Paradise is created by its people and we need to talk.
You can find me under the
Discover Minnedosa banner on Main Street, reach
me by e-mail at edo@
minnedosa.com, call me
at 204-867-3885, or keep
up with the action on
Facebook.
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1886 The Main Street bridge is getting into a state
of dilapidation and should be put in repair at once.
1896 There was very nearly an accident at the
Main Street crossing last week when two farmers
sitting on a lumber wagon drove upon the track in
front of the rapidly approaching train. Fortunately,
by reversing the machine, the engineer was able to
slacken speed suffi ciently to enable the frightened
men to whip the horses up and avert the disaster everyone expected to see.
1906 Quick work is being done on Mr. Geo.

Boyds residence. The old one was burned down only
two weeks ago and the new one is now sided up, has
the roof on and will be ready for occupancy in a little
while.
1916 Twenty automobiles, fi lled with school
children of Clanwilliam, came to town last Friday.
After having a group picture taken in front of the Lyric, and attending the theatre, which they very much
enjoyed, they returned home.
1936 A 22-year-old Elphinstone man was struck
and instantly killed by lighting Friday evening, while
walking on the road during a thunderstorm. His
companion was also struck but only stunned and
carried the news to the victims home.
1956 Minnedosa will play host to some 250 Oddfellows and Rebekahs when the provincial rally of
the organization will be held here and at Clear Lake.
Dr. Greg Perkins

Dr. Derek Papegnies
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Harvey Wedgewood, board member of the

Minnedosa Foundation presents a grant to
Laura Good and Wes Barrett from the Youth Soccer
Association for the installation of an irrigation system
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1966 The Minnedosa Water Safety Committee is

looking for one gallon size plastic bleach containers
to be used as buoys at the lake.
1976 The Appollo Drive In advertises piping hot
and delicious meals including chicken, french fries,
coleslaw, bun and gravy plus plates, forks, spoons
and napkins all for the low price of $3.00 per person.
Perogies an extra 99 cents.
1986 Mayor Beth Gordon and members of town
council have decided to pay tribute to business
man and parks board members, Stan Dearden who
passed away last week, by making a contribution of
$200 to the Minnedosa Foundation in his name.
1996 - Members of both Erickson Co-op and Heritage Co-op will hold special membership meetings
to discuss and vote on a proposed amalgamation of
the two Co-ops.
2006 - The capital account for the new Onanole
Community Centre has reached $800,000. The original portion of the Rec Centre, built as a community
hall in 1938, will be demolished to make room for
the new $1 million community complex.
Around The Region

KILLARNEY GUIDE Residents of Oak Point Drive
have been fielding a muddy trail to their homes, following several inches of heavy rain that fell over the last couple of weeks. Some have resorted to leaving their vehicles
at the park entrance and wading in.
RESTON RECORDER The Reston Art Club held its

ROBLIN REVIEW Staff at the local Western Finan- 29th annual Art Show and Tea with fourteen of its memcial Group hosted a Support the Cause BBQ and raised
$716 in support of the renovation work at the Leisure
Aquatic Centre, aka pool.
bers displaying over 120 pieces of art in various mediums. Over 60 people attended the event.
MELITA NEW ERA The fourth annual Sprint Into

CARBERRY NEWS-EXPRESS Since September SOURIS PLAINDEALER Fixing a leaky roof over Summer event, a five or ten km walk or run in support
the Carberry Community Refugee Sponsorship Committee has been working to bring a refugee family to the
community. At the end of May, the committee was informed that a family of four (a mother, her two children
and her sister) were available. They are expected to arrive
in one to three months.
the curling rink and modernizing the kitchen and washrooms in the Community Centre are priority items for
the Souris Glenwood Memorial Complex. The roof work
is estimated at $17,000 with $20,000 budgeted for the
kitchen and washroom renos.
of Huntingtons Disease (HD), was held with 90 eager

participants. Although donations are still coming in, just
over $10,000 has been raised. An anonymous donor has
pledged to match all donations meaning over $20,000
will be donated to the HD Society.
DELORAINE TIMES AND STAR Air show speDAUPHIN HERALD Approximately 200 people, in- cialist, Stefan Trischuk, gave residents a free air show
cluding 23 teams, took part in the 2016 Relay For Life at
Selo Ukraina on June 3rd. This was the second year for
the six-hour relay and $71,500 was raised for the Canadian Cancer Society with even more donations expected
to come in following the relay.
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the Editor
when he fl ew his Pitts Special Bi-Plane from his home

in Saskatoon to Deloraine Municipal Airport to have the
plane readied for the upcoming air show season.
When planning your wedding,

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s a former Minnedosa resident and active online

Tribune reader, I want to congratulate Vern May,
EDO, on his recent Marketing Excellence award from
Travel Manitoba. Vern has done an extraordinary job
in promoting Minnedosa and the valley and the town
should feel lucky to have him as their Economic Development Officer.
I eagerly read
The Trib each week and one of the
highlights is always Verns column and his take on
events and issues and promotions. It reminds me of
what is important.
Keep up the good work, Vern, and STAY! Th e town
needs you.
I am also looking forward to the MCI Class of 1976
reunion on July 9th and thank the local organizing
committee, especially Murray LeBoutillier, for their
work in herding the Chancellor alumni for this event.
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It was there for a long
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dock for the Village of San- is largely dependent upon time [the old pier], since
dy Lake.
In total the volunteers
spent two days setting up
the new dock, which took
considerably less time
than expected; the biggest
The Minnedosa Tribune welcomes Letters to the
obstacle faced by the comEditor. All letters must include the writers full name,
mittee was getting federal
address, and telephone number. Only the writers
approval for the project.
name will be published; address and phone number
In 2008 the pier at the
are required for confirmation. Anonymous letters will
Village of Sandy Lake was
not be published. Letters that are deemed libelous,
overcome by water and
in bad taste, or describe an incident involving other
since then has largely been
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up and over the pier, said
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person, sent by mail to Box 930, Minnedosa, MB
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Notice to Watercraft Operators

Riding Mountain National Park
The 2016 aquatic invasive species (AIS) inspection program
has launched in the park. The co-operation of watercraft
operators is essential in preventing this threat to park
waters. All motorized and non-motorized watercraft
entering park waters are required to undergo a free
inspection and will be issued a permit by Parks Canada
watercraft inspectors. Permits and decals issued in 2015
are no longer valid, a new inspection is required. Permits
issued in 2016 are only valid for 2016. If visitors launch their
watercraft outside of RMNP, your permit is no longer valid
and you must have your watercraft re-inspected. Staff are
available for inspections by calling (204) 848-7275 during
the week and at the boat launches (Boat Cove & East End) on
weekends. Non-compliant operators may be prosecuted. The
maximum fine is $100,000.
Parks Canada is also taking precautions against zebra mussels
and other AIS by consolidating boat launches around Clear
Lake. The Frith Beach and Spruces day-use area launches are
closed permanently. Boats can launch from the Boat Cove
and East End (at the Clear Lake Golf Course entrance). The
East End will be limited to existing boat launch ramps, with
no access along the shoreline.
CADURCIS NEWS
By DOREEN TROTT
n overflowing crowd
attended the memorial service for the late
Myrna Rose Bayes in Rapid
City on Saturday. Our sympathy to Darcy and Tracy
Bramley and family on the
passing of an aunt. Our
thoughts and prayers are
also with Myrnas husband
Ken Bayes and her sons
Kevin, Steven and Robyn
Bayes and their families.
Hilarious Antics Of Food Follies
Barry and June Humphreys of Clanwilliam visited last week with Malcolm and Shirley Rose.
During this visit they all
helped June celebrate her
birthday. Congratulations
June!
The Congregation
from Minnedosa United
Church shared the service at Cadurcis on June
5th. The Minnedosa Choir
was in attendance and the
church was full.
Mitchell Bukarz was one the actors featured in the

latest drama production, Food Follies.
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n June 9th and 10th

the Minnedosa Drama Club performed evenings of sketch comedy at
the United Church.
Entitled Food Follies,
written by Joyce Turner
Cox and directed by Mary
Dalton, the performance
was the latest installment

in an ongoing story of a fictional Minnedosa resident
named Julie who has a diffi cult time holding down
jobs. Th is time around
shes been hired at a local
supermarket and her first
shift is on the weekend of
Rock Fest and Fun Fest.
I missed the fi
rst one,
but I came to the last one,

said Colleen Lewis. Its
great, awesome, people
amaze you by having hidden talent and its just nice
to see local people up on
stage.
Lorraine Russell, who
co-founded the club with
Mary Dalton, is moving
away from Minnedosa
The Cranes Have Arrived

By ALBERT PARSONS
he Minnedosa Horticultural Society maintains the Ishii Garden and

last year the group did a
major overhaul of the garden, including new plantings and major trimming
and pruning.
The Society also decided to take the deer
scare feature out of operation because of the
heavy maintenance it required and replace it with
a set of bronze crane statues. This spring the deer
scare was moved to sit in
front of the library wall
so that it is still on display but not functional.
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installed where the deer
scare once stood.
The projects total
cost was about $2,750 and
the Society was thankful
for a grant of $1,000 from
the Minnedosa Foundation to help with the cost
of the project.
The
Horticultural
Society encourages people to visit the Ishii Garden located behind the
Minnedosa Regional Library. It is open during
library hours.
The cranes sit among
newly planted cedars and
grasses, ready to welcome
you to Minnedosas beautiful Ishii Garden.
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with her husband Art.

Both have been active in
the club and the June 10th
performance was their last
involvement with the productions.
Th ree years ago we
said that Minnedosa needs
a drama club, said Russell,
so we got some friends
together and it went from
there. Ive made some
wonderful friends and the
community has really embraced it its just been
such a success.
When asked what
she will miss most about
Minnedosa Drama Club
Russell said, The people its the people. And
I would encourage people
in the community to get involved, because there are
lots of ways you can do it.
Th e Minnedosa Drama Clubs fall production
will be in November. Auditions for the fall production will be on June 29th.
A portion of the proceeds from all Minnedosa
Drama Club productions
goes back into the drama
club, while the rest is donated to a community
cause.
Photo by Darryl Holyk
Ornamental cranes are the latest

addition to Ishii Garden.
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NEWDALE NEWS
By RAVENS GLEN WI
e were all saddened

to hear of the untimely passing of Sylvia
(Norosky) Houghton of
Markham, ON. We send
our sympathy to her sisters
Janice and Linda Norosky
and her brother and sisterin-law Dennis and Denise
Norosky and their family.
We also send sympathy to
her sister-in-law Brenda
Norosky and her family.
Sylvia was raised in Newdale where she completed
her schooling. She sold
real estate in Ontario for
years being named one of
their top sales persons several times.
Wed like to extend
sympathy to Elvin and Linda Birch of Minnedosa and
their family on the passing
of Elvins sister Beverly
LaChance of Athabasca,
AB. She is survived by two
children Scott and Marci
and their families, one
step son Christopher LaChance. Bev lived in Newdale for several years in the
old Griff Davies house on
Main Street, before moving out west.
Several friends from

town attended the outdoor
bridal shower held for
Kaitlan Robertson on June
5th at her mother, Debby
Lees home. Sister Erica
was in attendance as well
as cousin Carolynne and
John Nickel of Solsgirth,
MB. Leanna and Kathy
Baker assisted Debby with
arrangements.
Kaitlan
and Matt Fisher will be
married this winter in the
sunny south.
Shirley Pederson and
Enid Clark travelled to
Winnipeg last week to meet
up with two WI friends
from BC who are touring
across Canada from Vancouver to Halifax on VIA
Rail. Their tour spent two
days in Winnipeg visiting
the sights, including The
Canadian Museum for
Human Rights, the Forks
and the Mennonite Village in Steinbach. Shirley
A Pederson accompanied
them and had a visit with
her daughter Gwen and
grandson Jesse.
Belated congratulations to John Lawrence
who played for the University of Saskatchewan Hus-
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kies mens hockey team.

They captured their 16th
Conference title this past
winter, beating the Alberta
Golden Bears in the Canada West finals. The team
then competed in the CIS
National tournament in
Halifax, fi nishing in the
top four. John is completing his third year, majoring
in Agribusiness in the College of Agriculture. John is
the son of Doug Lawrence
and Diane (Kuipers) Lawrence and grew up on the
family farm east of Newdale. We all wish you continuing success next year
John!
Congratulations
to
Audrey Gerrard who celebrated her 80th birthday
(actual day June 15th)
with a Come and Go Tea
at the Community Center
in Strathclair on June 11th.
Several ladies from town
attended to wish her well
and enjoy birthday cake
and ice cream. Several
members of Audreys family were home to help with
the festivities. We wish
you many more Audrey!
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Flyin High
Motocross action returned to McNabb Valley,
northwest of Minnedosa last weekend.
The local track opened the 2016 Manitoba
Motocross season in early May with fast paced,
engine revving action returning June 12th
for the seasons fifth race.
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lank steak is one of my

favourite cuts of beef
for the BBQ because it offers big beefy flavour, and
is extremely tender when
cut and prepared properly.
Due to the fact that there
are many people that dont
know much about this
specifi c cut, it tends to be
a very underrated steak in
comparison to more popular cuts such as strip loin,
sirloin, rib-eye, etc. There
is also a lot of misinformation in the media about
fl ank steak and I hope to
clear up some of this confusion for you.
Beef fl
ank steak is a
long and fl at cut of meat
from the abdominal muscles of the cow. It is significantly tougher than other
cuts of meat as it comes
from a strong well-exer-
cised part of the cow. The

direction of the grain of the
meat and connective tissue is prominently visible,
especially in the raw form.
Moist heat techniques,
such as braising, will be
successful in making the
meat tender, but it can also
be simply grilled to a rare/
medium-rare/medium
doneness and then sliced
thinly across the grain, and
still be very tender.
I have witnessed many
Chefs on TV state that
one must marinate a flank
steak before grilling in order for it to be tender. This
is not true. Although marinating is fi ne to do with a
flank steak, it is an optional step, not a requirement.
The acid in a marinade will
break down the connective
tissue over time, but I have
barbequed so many flank

steaks that have been
melt in your mouth tender, with no marinating
whatsoever. The secret is
to make sure you dont
over-cook the steak and
then slice it thinly in the
opposite direction of how
the grain of the meat is
running (across the grain).
For optimal fl avour,
my preferred way of preparing fl ank steak is to
fi rst coat it with a spice
rub, grill it to the desired
doneness, let it rest for a
few minutes, slice it very
thinly across the grain,
and then drizzle it with
garlic butter. When slicing it thinly, I also make
sure I slice it on an angle,
approximately 45 degrees.
Flank steak is a very thin
cut of meat and slicing it
on a 45-degree angle will
make more elongated
slices and provide better
plate coverage, or sandwich coverage.
Letting it rest after
cooking will help the steak
to retain more of its juic-
es. All meat, from a small

steak to large roasts or turkeys, should have a resting
time for this reason. The
bigger the size of the meat,
the longer it should rest. I
let a flank steak rest for at
least 5 minutes.
I have also seen Chefs
on TV take a knife and
score the flank steak
before going into their
marinade - in my opinion
this is incorrect as well.
Although at fi rst it may
seem to make sense to
put cuts into the surface
of the meat to aid in the
penetration of the marinade into the inside of the
steak, however this goes
against one of the golden
rules of grilling meats:
Never Pierce your Meat.
The goal of cooking meat
is to have the end result as
a juicy flavourful product.
If you pierce your meat
(by jabbing a fork into it
for flipping, or cutting into
it), then valuable juices
will be lost. Meat that has
been scored prior to cooking will suff er the same
Cajun Blackening Spice Rub

A perfect way to add tons of flavour.
Store in an air-tight container
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1 quarter cup paprika

2 tsp dried oregano
2 tsp ground black pepper
2 tsp salt
1 tsp dried thyme
1/2 tsp ground cayenne pepper, or more if you like it
hotter
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before grilling or pan-frying.
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butter.
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always use tongs to flip
your steak, not a fork.
Many premade spice
rubs for meat can be
purchased at your local
grocery store, but I find
it more satisfying to create diff erent ones myself
with ingredients I have on
hand already. Here is a basic Cajun blackening spice

rub recipe for you to experiment with. If available
in your area, try replacing
the paprika (or at least a
portion of it) with a sweet
smoked paprika for more
flavour. Happy cooking!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Our Dad planted a wheat

field and a garden.
A garden of the heart.
He planted all the good things
that gave our life its start.
He turned us to the sunshine
and encouraged us to dream.
Fostering and nurturing
the seeds of self esteem
and when the rains
and winds came
he protected us enough..
But not too much..
He knew wed need to
stand up strong and tough.
His constant good example
taught us right from wrong..
Markers for our pathway
that will last a lifetime long.
We are Dads wheat field
and garden.
We are his legacy
and we hope he feels the love
reflected back to us you see.
Happy 99th Birthday Dad.
Love your Family.
CONGRATULATIONS
WEDDING
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Please join us for a Bridal
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Sunday, June 26th 2 4 p.m.
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Newdale
family
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Smorgs every Sunday
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For more information
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There will be games, prizes
and more! (14-2) x
Peony and summer flower show and tea. Thursday,
June 30th 2:00 4:00 p.m. Entries: 9-11 a.m. Displays open
to public and tea served: 2-4
p.m. Sponsored by: Minnedosa Horticultural Society at the
Ukrainian Hall. Exhibitors:
Show books available at Ag.
Office and Flowers on Main.
(14-2) x
GARAGE SALES
Garage Sale at 521 Minnedosa
St. Newdale. Saturday, June
25th from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
AUCTIONS
1 bedroom apartment
includes laundry and parking.
198 7th Ave. S.W. Call Wes
Lewis 204-210-0081. TFN
WANTED
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Congratulations
to our son, Constable
Branden Hoggins,
onhis graduation from the
Saskatchewan
Police College in Regina and
first posting in
Moosejaw, SK.
Love Mom, Dad and family.x
TENDER
Expression of interest/tenders requested for
experienced painters for
painting exterior walls of
Erickson Legion Hall and
garage building. Approximately 4000 sq ft corrugated metal siding. Prior
to painting walls must be
properly prepared and
primed. Existing colours
will be used. Up to painter
to preview and determine
scope of work. Legion
member will be on site
June 23rd from 10:30 a.m.
to 3:00 p.m. for previewing
and respond to any questions. Further info contact
Arch Campbell 204 8482333 or Alan Kingdon 204
636-2488. Work to be completed by September 30th,
2016. x
LOST
Missing from Cordova
area: five young black pigs approximately 35 pounds. Call
Neil MacDonald 204-8677126. x
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NOTICES
GIVE AWAY
Fun Fest Itinerary submission deadline is Wednesday, June 22nd and will
be distributed starting June
24th.If your group or organization would like to have your
event on the itinerary, please
email mdsafunfest@hotmail.
comor call Erin Woodcock at
204-867-3754. Late submissions will not be on the itinerary. (13-2) x
To Give Away. A house in

Onanole to be moved, fill lot.
Phone 204-867-2038. x
Erickson Legion Bingo

will hold a meeting on Sunday, June 26th at 2:00 p.m. at
Erickson Legion Hall to discuss the future of the Legion
Bingo. Open to all individuals interested in assisting the
bingo continue. Open for suggestions for the bingo. Bingo
contributes to the viability of
this public facility. (14-2) x
Notice is hereby given that a hearing

of the Highway Traffic Board will be
held on Wednesday, June 29, 2016
at 9:30 a.m. in Room B6, Brandon
Provincial Building, 340 9th
Street, Brandon, Manitoba.
LEGAL
The Loans Clerk Position:

Reporting to the Manager of Lending the Loans Clerk will be responsible for the following General
Responsibilities
Provide loan administrative support to the Loans Department
Assisting the lenders in preparation and processing loan applications, annual reviews and related documentation.
Maintaining filing systems of loan materials and records.
Provide relief for other positions as required.
UNDER THE HIGHWAYS

PROTECTION ACT
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC BOARD
PERMITS PART I SECTION 9

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SECTION 17 H.P.A.
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Call Terry for paint and

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Washing exterior siding, windows, hauling miscellaneous
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The Person:
The successful candidate will have the following qualifications:
Superior interpersonal skills at a professional level.
Works well in a team environment
Possesses the necessary organizational skills to handle a multitude of tasks

The Salary:
Salary will relate to qualifications and experience.
The Person:
Reporting to the Manager of Lending, the ideal candidate will possess a minimum Grade 12 diploma plus one to
three years of experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience. You will have a commitment
to education and self-development.
The Organization:
Minnedosa Credit Union is a very successful single branch fullservice financial institution with 3700 members
and assets of $116 million. We have been providing the Town of Minnedosa and surrounding communities with
high quality service and products since 1947. For further details see: www.minnedosacu.mb.ca
The Highway Traffic Board will

be prepared to consider all
submissions, written or oral, on
the above applications by contacting the Secretary prior to or at the
hearing.
The Community:
Manitobas Valley Paradise, Minnedosa is a community of 2500 with many amenities including a daycare
facility, K-12 schools, hospital, 18 hole golf course and beautiful Lake Minnedosa. For further details see:
www.discoverminnedosa.com
Michelle Slotin, A/Secretary

THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC BOARD
200-301 Weston Street
Winnipeg, MB R3E 3H4
Phone: (204)945-8912
Terry McLenehan
Manager of Lending
Minnedosa Credit Union Limited
Box 459
E-mail: tmclenehan@minnedosacu.mb.ca
Please send your resume, in confidence, by June 21, 2016 to:
PAINTER
Qualified Painter with
25 years experience. All work
guaranteed. Call Blaine at
204-874-2399. (43-tfn)
HELP WANTED
Loans Clerk (Part-Time .50 FTE)

MINNEDOSA CREDIT UNION LIMITED
NOTICE OF HEARING
Application for Dwelling, Garage

and Access Driveway onto Poplar
Avenue (Residential) adjacent to
P.T.H. No. 10, Lot 12, Plan 690,
N.W. 18-19-18W, Municipality of
Harrison Park (Onanole).
The June 3rd winner of

the Legions Chase the Ace
was Kathy Kenler who won
$1,200.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
We thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
REAL ESTATE
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For sale: Large, serviced
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Ensemble is looking for a
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than please send a dance resume to: Shauna Burton Box
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Prairie Mountain Health please visit www.prairiemountainhealth.ca.
We thank all applicants in advance for their interest in Prairie Mountain Health, however;
we will only be in contact with candidates who will be participating in an interview.
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OBITUARIES
HELP WANTED
MYRNA BAYES
JUNE 22ND, 1945 JUNE 7TH, 2016
MINNEDOSA CREDIT UNION

MEMBER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE /RECEPTIONIST
Permanent Part-time .85 (FTE)_
The Position:
Minnedosa Credit Union is looking for a people focused individual to join our member service team.
The selected candidate will provide members with a variety of services at the front counter with courtesy and accuracy. The
position responds to member inquiries on all credit union products and services and identifies opportunities to improve the
members relationship/experience with Minnedosa Credit Union. Other duties outside the member service area may be
assigned as required.
Specific hours are yet to be determined and will include regularly scheduled shifts Monday through Saturday and additional
casual hours as available.
General Responsibilities:
Greet members, respond to inquiries on basic credit union products and services
Process cash-related member transactions such as deposits, withdrawals, utility payments, money orders, calculation of
foreign and domestic exchange, cheque cashing and balance transactions
Process member requests for account updates, balances, cheque orders, member statement and account closures
Adhere to security procedures as they relate to the position
Effective telephone skills
Complete routine typing assignments including correspondence, executive minutes, form letters and standard branch
documents using basic word processing applications
The Person:
The successful candidates qualifications should include:
Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills,
Strong commitment to quality service,
A positive attitude and ability to work in a team environment,
Excellent computer skills,
Grade 12 or equivalent education and experience

The Salary:
Salary will relate to qualifications and experience. Minnedosa Credit Union also offers an excellent employee benefit, pension
and bonus plans.
For details on Minnedosa Credit Union visit us on the web at www.minnedosacu.mb.ca
Myrna Bayes of Rapid City, MB passed away on June 7th, 2016 at

her residence at the age of 70 years.
Myrna was born in Minnedosa to Malcolm and Grace Sibbald.
She graduated high school at the Rapid City School in 1963. She
graduated as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in 1964. Myrna
married Ken Bayes from Rapid City on February 15th, 1964 and
had three sons; Kevin, Steven and Robyn. Myrna graduated with
a Registered Nurse Diploma from Assiniboine Community College in 1986. Myrna worked at the Brandon General Hospital for
approximately 25 years and retired in July of 2015. Despite retiring in 2015 she continued working in Brandon at the Fairview
Home until her passing. Throughout her life she volunteered in
countless organizations and committees in Rapid City and surrounding
communities.
She is survived by her husband Kenneth Bayes and three sons; Kevin (Tammy), Steven (Carla)
and Robyn (Jennifer); seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren; sisters Marilyn (Harv)
and Evelyn (Barry).
The funeral service was held on Saturday, June 11th at the Rapid City Legion Hall with Elgin
Hall officiating. Interment followed in the Rapid City Cemetery.
Minnedosa Funeral Service in care of arrangements.
Make A Better Cup of Coffee

Solutions and
Substitutions
By
REENA NERBAS
Please submit your resume, in confidence, by June 28, 2016 to:

Carol Taylor, Manager Member Service
Minnedosa Credit Union Limited
Box 459
Direct line 204-867-6368
E-mail: ctaylor@minnedosacu.mb.ca
We thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
DEATH NOTICE
Community Newspapers
Have Reach
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boundaries of our community.
When you advertise with The Tribune
your ad reaches subscribers in these
Manitoba communities:
MELVIN NICHOLAS BIALAS

OCTOBER 8TH, 1951
JUNE 9TH, 2016
Son of Helen Bialas and the
late Nick Bialas, passed away
at Kamloops Hospital, BC
after a courageous battle with
cancer. He leaves one son in
Burnaby, BC.
Mel will be sadly missed by
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51 Main Street S
Minnedosa
867-2935
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We offer a full line of
Custom Printing.
Posters, Brochures, Invoices,
Envelopes, Business Cards,
Letterhead, Tickets, Invitations
and MORE! We also provide
Colour Photocopying, Photo
Reproductions and Faxing.
Visit us at:
14 3rd Avenue S.W.
Minnedosa, MB
Monday - Friday
9 a.m. to 12 noon &
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Phone 867-3816
Russ Huyghe
204-868-6376
Cody Huyghe
204-210-0502
OFFICE MANAGER
Matt Saler
204-868-6886
G ORD K E L LY
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cell: 867-0346
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Systems, Monitors &
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Minnedosa, MB
Phone 867-3164
E-mail: darm112@mts.net
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A.D.A.M.
Anxiety Disorders
Association
of Manitoba
Support Group
Meetings are held at
Neepawa Library 3rd Tuesday of
the month 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
For more info call:
Debbie Fisch
(204) 725-8550
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Anonymous can help
Meetings every
Tuesday &
Saturday at 7 p.m.
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221 Hamilton Street,
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Lawn Mowing & Trimming
Hedge Trimming
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142
NW.
142 4th
4th St,
St, NW.
Minnedosa,MB
MB 867-3831
Minnedosa,
867-3831
Mass Sunday 9:00 a.m.
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ADVERTISING:
SANDY LAKE NEWS

By DIANE BACHEWICH
loria Campbell returned home from

Calgary where she visited
with daughter Kyla and
Brad Bickerton and grandchildren Kreese, Bry and
Abby Rose. While there she
also visited with Paulette
(Millenchuk) and Greg Adams.
Congratulations
to
Jordyn Maduke and Jerrett
Bicknell who were married
here on Saturday with the
reception following in the
community hall.
Get well wishes to
Barb Osadec who is in the
Minnedosa Hospital.
Th e lucky winner of
the Legion Mens 50/50
draw for the month of May
went to Elsie Spitula.
Donnie Bilyk spent a
few days in Regina recently.
Chub and Helen Lewandoski, Ida Andreychuk, Francis Kuzmak and
Margaret Dmytriw, took in
the dance at the Onanole
Rec
Centre
recently
Th rough the Decades
which was presented by
the Onanole School. They
enjoyed the evening with
dancing and fellowship
with the students to the
band called Heartbreakers. They played old time
music to country and classic rock. All had a real enjoyable time.
Helen Derhak is tickled pink as great granddaughter number 18 arrived on Saturday, June
11th. Ivy Margaret is also
the second granddaughter for Gary and Doreen
Derhak of Calgary and the
second daughter for Laura
(Derhak) and Ryran Farwell of Calgary, a little sister for Scarlett.
Connie Newnan, Executive Director of MASC
(Manitoba Association of
Senior Centres) hosted by
Harrison/Park age friendly Initiative Committee
invited
representatives
from three Drop-in Centres, Sandy Lake, Newdale
and Onanole to hear what
MASC can off er to our
communities. This was
held on Wednesday at the
Sandy Lake Drop-in Centre.
Th e community was
shocked to hear of the accidental death of Laurence
Pollischuk at his farm.
Sympathy is extended to
his wife Cecile and sons
Robert and Judy, Sheldon and Tammy, grandchildren Nathan, Ty and
Brody, also mother-in-law
Pearl Chupka and the rest
of the Pollischuk family.
There was a nice attendance for the first of the

season Hymn Sing at the
Drop-in Centre on Sunday
morning. Doreen and Gary
Stapleton lead us with
the hymns and everyone
got to choose their favourite hymn to sing. Sunrise
Credit Union supplied the
coff ee and song sheets.
Our next hymn sing will be
on July 12th.
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Miracle Whip asstd .................................890ml ......$3.49 Chapmans sundae asstd ..............................1lt ......$3.99
coll ball top cone caramel/vanilla ............... 4x140ml ............. $3.99
Heinz ketchup upside down squeeze, regular ...... 750-1lt ......$3.49 Chapmans
Chapmans
coll vanilla & chocolate ribbon ...................... 8x55ml ............. $3.99
Montclair natural spring water ...................................... 12x500ml ............. $1.99
Giuseppe
pizza asstd ..........................830-900g ......$5.99
Campbell RW soup asstd ........................284ml ..3/$5.00
Kellogg Special K cereal ..........................................................435g ............. $4.49
Kraft Dinner macaroni & cheese original ..............................225g ..........4/$5.00
Lay chips asstd .........................................................................220g ..........2/$5.00
PC honey roasted/dry roasted seasoned peanuts ............700g ............. $4.29
Oasis juice asstd .....................................960ml ..3/$5.00
PC horseradish/roasted garlic mayo............................... 300ml ............. $2.49
PC cranberry cocktails asstd ............................................. 1.89lt ............. $2.99
PC squeeze mustard asstd ............................................... 325ml ............. $1.99
PC pancake mix buttermilk ................................................905g ............. $2.79
PC pure strawberry jam/raspberry jam .......................... 500ml ............. $3.49
Bulls eye BBQ sauce ............................................................. 425ml ............. $2.99
Franks red hot sauce ............................................................ 354ml ............. $3.99
Bicks sandwich savers yum yum/tangy dill........................ 500ml ............. $2.99
Gatorade asstd ..................................................................6x591ml .............$4.99
Motts Clamato asstd ...............................1.89lt ......$2.99
Kraft marble cheddar/medium coloured cheddar ...............450g ............. $5.99
Becel margarine light soft/soft/olive oil tub..........................907g ............. $4.99
PC 100% orange juice ........................................................ 1.75lt ............. $3.49
PC bm celleb margarine non hydro ...................................454g ............. $1.99
FM coffee cake cinnamon.......................................................850g ............. $6.99
BAKERY
Country Harvest bagels asstd .................................................680g ............. $2.99
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MEATS
NN regular bacon .................................500g ...... $5.49
BC beef burger cheddar cheese...........................................1.13kg ............. $8.99

Chicken cutlettes, burger ..........................................................1kg ............. $4.99
PC jalapeno cheese bites torti ............................................436g ............. $4.99
Fresh chicken drumstick.......................................................................... $2.09/lb
Lean ground beef .............................................. $3.69/lb
Rib steak beef ............................................................................................ $9.99/lb

Pork side spare ribs .................................................................................. $2.99/lb
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Strawberries ..............................................1lb ......$2.99
DItaliano bread.buns asstd ..............600-675g ......$2.50
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PC cabbage rolls ...............................................................1.81kg ........... $11.99
McCain cakes asstd cream pie cookies .......................... 400-510g ............. $3.99
Nestle novelty drumstick vanilla/caramel......................4x140ml.............$5.49
MM Five Alive frozen juice/Lemonade/Iced tea ............... 295ml ..........4/$5.00
FM corn bicolour ........................................................................4ct ............. $3.99

Celery stalks ...................................................................................................$1.79
TomatoRoma............................................................................................$0.99/lb
Lettuce iceberg cello jumbo ................................... $1.79
FM peppers ..........................................................................4ct bag ............. $3.29

Onion sweet ..............................................................................................$0.99/lb
Asparagus ..................................................................................................$2.99/lb

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