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INSIDE Numbers Up For 137th Fair

this week By KAREN MITCHELL

O n the weekend of July

20th and 21st, the
137th Minnedosa Ag So-
ciety Fair and Exhibition
was held at the local Fair-
grounds.
Several events were
held including; Light
horse, Miniatures, Heavy
Night of horse, Horticulture, Bak-
ing and Preserves, Home
Nostalgia Crafts, Quilt competition,
Handicrafts, Fine arts and

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at PCH photography, Junior Bak-
ing, Junior Handicrafts and
Junior Horticulture.
“This year we saw an
increase in numbers of
entries for the light horse,
heavy horse and miniature
horse divisions,” stated Ag
Society President, Clarke
Swain.
Photo by Darryl Holyk
Continued
Minnedosa’s Delgaty Clydesdale’s were one of five, six-horse hitches in Sunday’s Heavy Horse Show.
on Page 8

NDP
Candidate
Let The Party Begin - RFM 2019!
for MLA T he Rockin’ the Fields followed by performances

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volunteer crew has
been hard at work pre-
paring for their 16th an-
nual festival. The three-day
event kicks off today, Fri-
day, August 2nd with Lee
Aaron taking to the FP Ge-
If your label reads netics Main Stage tonight
by Collective Soul and Sam
Roberts Band.
On the final evening
of this year’s festival, rock
fans will cheer and rock-
out to Streetheart, Sass Jor-
dan and 54-40 to the main
stage. This year’s show is

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at 6:00 p.m. She will be
followed by Harlequin and
It’s time to renew Platnum Blonde with April
Wine set to take to the
your subscription! main stage at 10:30 p.m.
The Battle of the Bands
204-867-3816 Photo by Karen Mitchell
winner will open the main
RFM volunteers prepare the gate to the main parking lot last week. stage show Saturday night
set to close with fan favou-
rite, Tom Cochrane and
Red Rider hitting the main
stage Sunday night at 10:30
p.m.
RFM has earned the
title of “Canada’s Premier
Rock Music Festival”.

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2 Friday, August 2, 2019 The Minnedosa Tribune

Morris Industries Donates to Field of STARS

By KAREN MITCHELL inaugural Field of STARS make it truly unique we are life-saving work out of
fundraiser and Morris giving the air cart a one-of- Saskatchewan. The Gov-

F or a second time,
Morris Industries
has played a key role in
the Field of STARS an-
nual fundraiser event. The
event, which was held on
Tuesday, July 16th, was
located 15 minutes north-
west of Saskatoon, SK,
near Langham.
“Morris has donated
an air cart to the Field of
STARS fundraiser event
this year,” explained Steve
Liebel, Director of Mar-
keting for Morris Indus-
tries.  “But it is not just
Morris the company that
is making the donation, it
is all of our staff and many
of our major suppliers as
well.  Last year was the
played a prominent role
as the Frontier Sponsor for
the event.”  Ben Voss, Mor-
ris Industries President
and CEO, sits on the Board
for STARS Air Ambulance
and was aware of similar
types of fundraisers held
by the oil and gas industry
for STARS and suggested
a similar event be held
by the ag industry.  This
event raised approximate-
ly $625,000 for STARS and
Morris donated the use of
a seeding system for a year
which raised $150,000.  thing even more spec-
“With this year being the
90th Anniversary for Mor-
ris, and because STARS
plays a significant role in
the lives of many Morris
employees as our custom-
ers, we wanted to do some-
tacular,” said Liebel. “We
came up with the idea of
manufacturing an air cart
that is entirely fabricated
from donations.  We ap-
Photo submitted
proached our main suppli-
ers and asked if they would
join us in supporting this
cause by donating their
components and we asked
our employees to work vol-
untary shifts to build and
assemble the air cart.  To
a-kind paint job and will
be decorating it with the
STARS logo, the logos of all
of our suppliers as well as
our 90th anniversary em-
blem.  So far we have had
21 of our suppliers join us
on this initiative.”
The cart is a Mor-
ris 9 Series 9650 ICT air
cart worth approximately
$325,000.  New this year,
Ritchie Bros conducted
the Live Auction so any-
one who was interested in
bidding on the air cart, but
could not physically attend
the Field of STARS event,
was able to do so by going
online.
All proceeds from the
event will support STARS’
ernment of Saskatchewan
provides 50 per cent of the
funds needed to operate
the two bases in Regina
and Saskatoon annually.
The remaining 50 per cent
(10.5 million) is raised an-
nually by STARS Founda-
tion through individual,
corporate and communi-
ty donations and by key
fundraising events, such as
Field of STARS.
In total The Field of
STARS fundraiser event
raised $470,000 and the
Morris 9 Series 9650 ICT
air cart was purchased for
$205,000 by Jim, Thomas
and Kurt Winny of JTK
Winny Farms.

Community Newspapers NDP Elect Chacun as MLA Candidate

Have Reach tain Constituency. Wayne vision and healthcare de- Gary Doer. “Our Province
The Minnedosa Tribune reaches far beyond the Chacun of Virden will rep- livery is being hurt in the is like an airplane with
boundaries of our community. resent the Riding Moun- province. Education cuts one wing representing the
tain New Democratic Party are leaving more children business community and
in the next provincial elec- behind despite the best ef- the other wing represent-
When you advertise with The Tribune
tion. forts by teachers. Budgets ing public services. Nei-
your ad reaches subscribers in these During his speech to for highways have been ther wing can make the
Manitoba communities: members, Wayne talk- slashed leaving Manito- plane fly on its own. The
ed about having lived in bans dodging potholes stronger each wing is, the
Arden MacGregor Russell
Virden all his life and un- and waiting longer for road better the plane will fly.
Argyle McCreary Sandy Lake derstanding needs of rural repairs. Manitoba needs a vibrant
Bethany Melita Shoal Lake Manitoba. For the past 23 Being from rural Man- business sector to provide
Brandon Minitonas Souris years, Wayne has been em- itoba, Wayne worries that jobs for the citizens, and it
Brookdale Minnedosa Ste Rose Photo submitted
ployed full-time as a para- the Pallister government also needs a strong pub-
Carberry Morden Starbuck medic and has worked as is making decisions that lic sector to keep citizens
Cardale Mountain Steinbach Wayne Chacun of to improve working con- are hurting rural MB busi- healthy, educated and
Virden will run in the ditions for paramedics nesses, like the purchas- with proper infrastructure.
Carman Road Stonewall
provincial election as through his union involve- ing of personal care home Neither sector can be al-
Clanwilliam Neepawa Stoney ment. Prior to working as prescriptions from Ontario lowed to suffer or the plane
Dauphin Newdale Mountain the NDP candidate for
a fulltime paramedic, he rather than local pharma- quits flying.” Chacun then
Douglas Oak Bank Strathclair Riding Mountain.
owned a small business in cies. Sending tax dollars went on to add that current
Eden Oak River Swan River SUBMITTED Virden for seven years. out of province hurts Man- decisions are clipping the
Elphinstone Oakburn Virden Chacun spoke to the itoba employment and is wings of our province and
membership about poor detrimental in our rural that it’s time to make deci-
Erickson
Franklin
Gladstone
Olha
Onanole
Pilot Mound
Winnipeg
B ack in May, New Dem-
ocrats gathered at the
Drop-In Centre in Shoal
choices that the Pallister
government is making.
communities.
Wayne spoke about
sions that are in the best
interest of all Manitobans.
Did You Know? Lake to nominate a candi- Healthcare reform is being how he sees Manitoba,
Great Falls Polonia We also done without a concrete borrowing an analogy from
date for the Riding Moun-
Hamiota Portage la have a number
High Bluff Prairie of subscribers
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The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, August 2, 2019 3

PCH Holds Summer Party and Car Show

By KAREN MITCHELL table full of vintage items
such as; saddle shoes, an

O n Wednesday, July
24th members from
the Minnedosa Valley
Cruizers lined the street
in front of the Minnedo-
sa Personal Care Home
(PCH) as part of their an-
nual Summer Party and
Car Show. 1950’s and 60’s
themed decorations were
provided by the Activities
Department and old-time
music played while resi-
dents and family/friends
mingled. Approximately
107 people attended the
evening.
This was the sixth an-
nual event for the part-
nership between the
Minnedosa PCH and the
Minnedosa Valley Cruiz-
ers Car Club. “What a
great evening to enjoy
vintage cars and some
great ice cream treats for
residents and their fam-
ily and friends,” explained
Lori Birch, PCH Activities
Supervisor. “It was kind of
a nostalgia evening with a
oblong coin operated tele-
phone and old radios.”
The Minnedosa Valley
Cruizers (MVC) was start-
ed seven years ago by local
Don Morrison. Holly Mor-
rison, previous nurse at the
Minnedosa Personal Care
Home and leader of the
current Care Home volun-
teer group explained, “At
the time I was still work-
ing and over the years had
heard many stories from
the residents about what
their mode of travel was. I
thought it might be fun to
connect the dots and re-
visit their memories if we
could. Many of the mem-
Photo by Karen Mitchell
bers of MVC have very old
vintage vehicles, which are
With vintage cars lined up in front of the Minnedosa Personal Care Home, residents,
so relatable to our elders,
thus the memory relived
friends, family and staff enjoyed an outdoor party on the patio.
would be so doable if we
could get the cars and the hand-crafted tractor that tivities.  started the treat compo- named like the Elvis Pres-
elders to meet... hence the participant construct- The care show featured nent which ended up to ley Table, all in all it adds to
a Car Show at the Care ed and a 2010 Spyder a people’s choice voting be mini banana splits this the total ambiance. A Her-
Home was born.”  motorcycle as well. Four system. Each car was as- year and I believe it was cules effort to say the least
A total of 18 vehicles participants arrived from signed a number and as milkshakes last year. A and the best part… it’s so
participated, with one Neepawa to add to the fes- the resident’s visited they crowd favourite to say the much fun.”
would pick a car they liked least! The antique display The 50/50 ticket sale
best. This year family and is also a crowd pleaser, as remains a strong compo-
participants placed votes once again so relatable. nent during the evening.
as well. First and second Also what a tremendous Kathryn Jasienczyk, was
was awarded based on the job Activities did with their the lucky winner of the
votes they received and extras... the decor. The LP’s $95 proceeds, however
Darwin McTavish took hanging from the patio, was kind enough to donate
home first place with his vintage pics like the leath- the entire prize back to the
1949 GMC and former er jacket that Fonzie wore, PCH.
mayor, Ray Orr, came in a tables at the dining room
close second, with his 1966
Corvette. Darwin won a
vintage car music box and
Ray won decorative fuzzy
dice!  ERICKSON 4-H BEEF CLUB
“Each year we plan for
a bigger and better event”,
said Holly. “Last year we

Photo by Karen Mitchell

A display of nostalgic treasures from the 1950s

and 60s brought back many happy memories The members and leaders would like to thank the
for residents of the Personal Care Home. following for purchasing members 4-H projects at this
year’s 4-H Fat Stock Show & Sale
Rocky Mountain Equipment
Farmery Brewery
Minnedosa & District Recrea�on
Commission Sports Dinner will be taking ATTENTION
THE TOWN OF MINNEDOSA Jonco Farms/Saler’s Backhoe
Heritage Co-op
nomina�ons for our annual Outstanding HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
DOG & CAT OWNERS
Dedication to Sport and Recreation Award Minnedosa Vet Clinic
which will be presented at the Sports Dinner, RECYCLING & GARBAGE COLLECTION
All dogs and cats within the Town of Minnedosa Beatty Farms
October 19th, 2019 must be licensed annually. Brydges & Taylor Vet Clinic
*** TO BE OUT BY 8:00 A.M.***
A certificate of vaccination for rabies must be Claymar Farms/Minnagro
Call 204-867-2250 produced
Monday, August 5 before a license is
NO GARBAGE issued
COLLECTION Doug Mowatt
or email minrec@mts.net 2014 Dog & Cat licenses are available at the
Cando Contracting
for nomination forms or more information. Tuesday, August 6 Town
North Office
End Garbage and Recycling
Owners of unlicensedCollection
Dogs & Includes Brandosa
Cats, Dogs and
& Cats TIC
running at large, asCabin
well Area
as nuisance and vicious Enns Brothers
DEADLINE FOR NOMINATIONS
DEADLINE NOMINATIONS animals are subject to various penalties and
Wednesday,
charges.August 7 of SouthEast
A copy Cornerby-law
animal control Garbage Collection
2478 is We also like to express our appreciation to our
IS September 27, 2019
IS 2019 available at the Town Office for examination by
Friday, Augustany
9 person SouthWest Corner Garbage Collection
Achievement Day Sponsors, and all of our
during regular hours. supporters throughout the year.
Recycling Collection – South End

The Town of Minnedosa

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Viewpoint
4 Friday, August 2, 2019 The Minnedosa Tribune

Darryl a.Holyk - PublisHer anD eDitor

Around Stop and Smell the Flowers

Town...
By KAREN MITCHELL

By Darryl Holyk
W hen is the last time you can
remember being fully pres-
ent in a situation? Where you just
stopped what you were doing and
simply enjoyed what you were up
Memorable Manitoban… to at that very moment, or the area
in which you were surrounded in?
The Tribune is proud to learn that former publisher,
the late Bob Mummery, has been included in the Mani- Life is fast paced and we are
toba Historical Society’s Memorable Manitobans listing. all in a hurry all the time. Walter
This listing, which can be found at www.mhs.mb.ca rec- Hagen quoted, “You are only here
ognizes noteworthy Manitobans from the past for their for a short visit. Don’t hurry, don’t
remarkable contributions. Bob is listed as a “photogra- worry and be sure to smell the
pher, publisher, writer and community activist” and we flowers along the way.” Perhaps a
are proud of this much-deserved honour for our former life lesson for all of us.
Minnedosan who accomplished so much in his lifetime. Think back to when you were
a young child, laying on the grass
Photo by Karen Mitchell
staring up at the stars and using
Canola Retirement… our imaginations, picking flow- ally, but just driving down back roads seeing the fields,
the views, smelling the fresh air? When we feed our
Congratulations to Roberta Galbraith on her recent ers (even if they were dandelions) because they were
retirement from the Manitoba Canola Growers Associa- pretty and smelt good, or watching the butterfly flutter soul, I mean really feed it with pure stress-free enjoy-
tion (MCGA). During her eight years with MCGA, Ro- through the air. That was a simpler and freeing time in ment, good things happen within us.
berta has been a true leader in developing and creating our lives and yet, oh so good. Often people believe they have to travel far away to
learning opportunities for canola farmers in the prov- When is the last time you can say that you were get away from it all. We live in one of the most beauti-
ince. She was involved in the formation of the CropCon- 100% present in a moment? When was the last time ful areas, surrounded by hills, valleys, water and fields.
nect Conference and has worked hard representing the you got into your vehicle, cranked the music as loud as There are beautiful shades of green and the colours
agriculture industry. Filling Roberta’s position as Grower you could handle and just drove? Going nowhere re- are popping with vibrance. Water is running and birds
Engagement and Extension Manager with MCGA is Co- are singing. All one needs to do
rina Lepp of Rivers. is go to one of the areas in close
proximity to experience solitude,
peace and happiness. Within a
Rockin’ Minnedosa… thirty-minutes proximity, we are
The weekend rock fans across the nation have been surrounded by gorgeous lakes,
waiting for is upon us. August long weekend brings rock valleys, nature trails, camping
fans together in Minnedosa to enjoy a three-day music destinations and hidden gems.
festival featuring some big name performers from rock Beauty in life is in each pre-
music’s past. The party kicks off today and runs tomorrow cious moment. Try and remem-
and Sunday on the shores of Minnedosa Lake. Die-hard ber to slow down sometimes, en-
rock fans started lining up to get onsite Wednesday, al- joy little moments and embrace
though the main gate didn’t officially open until 12 noon the beauty we are surrounded in.
on Thursday. We wish everyone an enjoyable August long Tap into your inner child, look at
weekend here in Rockin’ Minnedosa. Be safe and have a things in a simpler way and take
blast out there! This party only happens once a year. a breath. The world will wait for
you, I promise!

Paving to start… Photo by Karen Mitchell

The earlier announced start date for repaving Main

Street was pushed back, but following a busy August long Letters to the Editor can be sent to editor@minnedosatribune.com or Box 930, Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0
weekend here in Minnedosa, we are now expected to see
work crews begin the major revamp starting Tuesday, Views expressed in Letters to the Editor are those of the writer and
August 6th. are not necesarily the views of The Tribune, its owner or staff.

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The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, August 2, 2019 5

Summer is Road Construction and

Provincial Election Season
Under The Dome
By
GREG NESBITT
Riding Mountain MLA
S ummer is highway
construction season in
Manitoba and that’s a good
thing. This year there are
several projects underway
in the Riding Mountain
constituency.
Coco Paving (Rus-
sell Redi-Mix) is currently
working on approximate-
ly 21 kilometres of Pro-
vincial Trunk Highway
(PTH) 21 from just north
of Provincial Road (PR)
355 to 1st Avenue in Shoal
Lake. The work involves
grade widening, intersec-
tion improvements at the
north junction of PR 355,
roto-milling the existing
asphalt and new pave-
ment, including one me-
tre paved shoulders. Work
commenced at the end
of May and is expected to
be completed in Septem-
ber, weather permitting.
As area residents and fre-
quent users of this high-
way will attest, this portion
of PTH 21 has been in need
of upgrading for several
decades.
This spring our gov-
ernment announced safety
improvements at the inter-
section of PR 478 and PTH
16 at Binscarth as part of a
$45 million commitment
made for infrastructure
projects to mark Manito-
ba’s 150th birthday in 2020.
I am pleased to report that
work was completed ear-
lier this summer to make
intersection safer for the
motoring public.
Work on paving the
Main Street in Minnedosa
is scheduled to begin on
August 6th. Preliminary
work on water and hydro
lines was completed earli-
er this summer to prepare
PTH 16A for a very wel-
come re-surfacing from PR
355 to 3rd Avenue.
I regularly get calls
and emails asking about
timelines for upgrading
of certain roadways in the
constituency. When our
government was elected in
2016 we inherited a huge
infrastructure deficit and
have been working consis-
tently on highway projects
each and every year, in-
cluding many in the Riding
Mountain constituency.
Earlier this year the
federal and provincial
government announced
plans to upgrade PTH 16
between Shoal Lake and
Newdale, and in the Sols-
girth area, and on PTH 10
north of Minnedosa. The
timelines for this work have
not yet been established,
but I anticipate more news
will be forthcoming in the
spring of 2020.
The landscape for the
next Provincial election,
which Premier Brian Pal-
lister has said will be held
on Tuesday, September
10th, will change drastical-
ly for many residents of the
Riding Mountain constitu-
ency.
In December 2018,
the independent Mani-
toba Electoral Boundaries
Commission submitted
its final report and all but
one of Manitoba’s 57 elec-
toral division boundaries
were affected. Along with
boundary changes, 14 of
the 57 constituencies will
have new names.
Under the Electoral
Divisions Act, the province
must recalculate constitu-
ency boundaries every 10
years to account for chang-
es in population.
In western Manitoba,
population losses  in Swan
River, Dauphin and Rid-
ing Mountain “resulted in
significant changes to the
boundaries of these elec-
toral divisions,” the report
said.
The Riding Mountain
constituency will now in-
clude the southern por-
tions of the Ellice-Archie
and Prairie View munici-
palities, along with the
municipalities of Hamiota,
Pipestone and Wallace-
Woodworth, as well as the
Town of Virden, Birdtail
Sioux First Nation, Canu-
pawakpa First Nation and
the Sioux Valley First Na-
tion. These areas were for-
merly part of the Arthur-
Virden constituency.
The municipalities of
Riding Mountain West,
Rossburn, and Russell-
Binscarth, along with the
Gambler First Nation and
Waywayseecappo First Na-
tion, formerly part of the
Riding Mountain constitu-
ency, will now be part of
the Swan River constitu-
ency, while the Riverdale
Municipality will move
into Spruce Woods.
It is expected the Pre-
mier will visit the Lieuten-
ant Governor of Manitoba
no later than August 12th
to drop the Writ for the
42nd general election.
Once the election is
officially called and the
campaign period begins,
the Riding Mountain con-
stituency office in Shoal
Lake will be closed.
Greg Nesbitt is the
Member of Legislative
Assembly for the Riding
Mountain constituency. He
can be reached at 204-759-
3313, toll-free 1-844-877-
7767 or by email at greg-
nesbittmla@mymts.net.
Ye O l d
Trib
1889 – The M and N.W. Railway can make good running
time. Locomotive No. 7 drawing the train, coming from
the west, made one mile in one-and-a-half minutes and
the next mile in one minute and 20 seconds.
1909 – A fierce storm passed over town Thursday eve-
ning. The rain, and a little hail, came down so heavily
that the streets were flooded. The lightning flashes were
vivid and continuous with the usual accompaniment of
rolling thunder. Fortunately, it only lasted a half an hour.
1929 – The Valley Lumber Company will build an office
on Main Street, just south of the Minnedosa Pharmacy.
1949 – Harvest operations on the farm of Frank Jury,
were the earliest of the season, beginning on July 28th.
1959 – Re-building has begun on the Sanderson Garage
site at the corner of 3rd Avenue S.W. and Main Street
following the fire that destroyed the business July 14th.
The new Minto and Odanah municipal offices, located
next to the Dominion Café, are also nearly ready for oc-
cupancy.
1969 – Four new brands of liquor, carrying the name
of Canada’s Manitoba Distillery in Minnedosa have ap-
peared on the shelves. All four names are distinctively
western or Canada oriented: Glacier Dry Gin, Plainsmen
Canadian Whiskey, Brigantine White Rum and Horo-
shaya Vodka.
1979 – Vandals have broken windows at Tanner’s Cross-
ing School on two separate occasions during the past
week. Damage is estimated at $750 for the five windows
broken by the rock throwing vandals.
1989 – A new attraction at the Erickson Demolition
Derby this year was a truck heat. Four trucks were en-
tered with Kevin Marcino winning first and Dunc Shor-
rock coming in second.
1999 – July 26th was War Brides Day in Minnedosa and
on that day HRH, The princess Royal, Princess Anne,
greeted and met with local war brides and their hus-
bands.

2009 – A priceless collection of personal documents, in-

cluding diaries and letters that once belonged to General
Hugh Dyer has been donated to the Minnedosa Regional
Archives.

Dr. Derek Papegnies Rockin The Fields received $5,000 to assist in repair and upgrade
If you want to drink ,
that ’s your business.
of various buildings on site from the Minnedosa & District If you want to stop,
OPTOMETRIST Foundation. This community cooperative donates back to the
we can help.
various volunteer organizations who work that weekend. The
festival brings many visitors to our community. 204-867-3966
129-2nd Avenue S.W., Minnedosa, MB For more info or to make a donation to the Foundation go to or
FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL: www.minnedosafoundation.com.
204-868-5665
204-867-2455
 
6 Friday, August 2, 2019 The Minnedosa Tribune

Crops Maturing Well Due to Warm, Dry Weather

Photo by Darryl Holyk
MB Agriculture to hard dough (filling)
stage with early seeded
Oats are in the soft
dough stage and some ear-
ly fields are starting to turn.
High temperatures are
causing some of the crops
to dry down too quickly,
which will affect yield and
test weight/quality. Dis-
ease issues are showing
up on flag leaf, especially
in fields not sprayed with
fungicide. Some areas are
reporting grasshopper ac-
tivity.
Most of the canola
crop has finished flower-
ing, but late seeded canola
or reseeded canola is now
in full bloom. Heat is also
affecting the duration of
blooming in the canola
Soybean staging is ad-
vancing under the warm
conditions and are in the
late R2 to the R3 stage.
Rainfall over the next cou-
ple weeks will be needed
to help in pod fill.
Pea staging is full pod
and starting to dry down.
The crop has developed
well throughout the year
and looks like an aver-
age to above average crop.
Some disease is showing
up in the lower portion of
the plants, but may be too
late to reduce yield and
standability. Some low ar-
eas that had some mois-
ture stress are showing
more disease issues.
Flax has completed
flowering and most crops
look to be average.
Early seeded corn
stage is at tassel and later
seeded corn is advancing
well with the warm con-
ditions. Rainfall over the
next couple weeks will
help it finish out. Sunflow-
ers staging is early flower
stage (R5.1) and are also
advancing well with the
heat.
Producers have com-
pleted first cut of hay and
yields in most areas were
below average, but good
quality. Producers that
took an early first cut have
a good second cut coming
with average yield expect-
ed. Cereal silage is being
cut and yields are average
to above average in most
areas. This will help in the
tight feed situation.
Overgrazed pastures
are still suffering and are
probably not going to
come back this year. Pro-
ducers with this problem
will be looking to feed on
pasture soon. Dugouts are
about 60 per cent full with
some producers hauling
water as sloughs are drying
out.

Monday is Terry Fox Day

crop. Bertha Armyworm

W arm dry weather

over the past week
has continued to advance
crop maturity. Some rain-
fall and strong winds, but
amounts varied through-
wheat starting to turn and
dry-down. Barley is also
starting to turn and the
heat will bring it in fast.
trap counts still remain at
low risk, except for an area
around Miniota that is un-
certain risk.
SuBMitteD Pan-Canadian approach to
give those with hard to treat

out the region. Most events
were isolated and precipi-
tation amounts were low.
The Russell and Birtle ar-
eas report around two to
four mm.
Harvest might start
Cadurcis News I
n Manitoba, Monday, cancers another chance.
August 5th is a statu- We hope you will help us
tory holiday called Terry by using this holiday as a
Fox Day, in honour of one platform to discuss with
of our country’s most in- Manitobans Terry and the
By Doreen trott spiring and remarkable importance of registering
individuals. Terry Fox was for The Terry Fox Run on

on some fall rye fields by
the end of this coming
week and producers may
start pre-harvest on winter
wheat. Fall seeded crops
are very uneven due to the
cool dry spring.
Spring wheat is in soft
C
layton and Margaret Wareham accompanied by Jim
and Sharon Stevenson of Minnedosa attended the
wedding of their nephew Christopher Wells in Winnipeg
on Saturday.
We appreciate that the good roads people have re-
paired the pot holes east of Cadurcis Church on PR #355.
With our heavy truck traffic the road gets its share of use
and abuse.
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Newdale News
By Raven’s Glen WI ily and friends from Sandy tainment at the rink was There are more birth- several years where their A large crowd of invit-
Lake, Winnipeg and Dau- followed by a cold plate days being celebrated in two children were born Ar- ed guests filled the Leisure

C ongratulations to Shir-
ley Dayton of Shoal
Lake on the celebration
of her 80th birthday! Best
wishes from all your New-
dale friends. Both son
Darcy and daughter Ro-
berta were home to help
their Mom celebrate.
Newdale friends send
their condolences to Molly
Moffett and her son David
on the passing of their hus-
band and father, Willard
Moffett.
Gordon and Enid
Clark and Donna and
Brian Scott attended the
funeral for Jennie (Haw-
eryluk) Coulson, 85 years,
held in Dauphin on July
19th. A large crowd of fam-
phin attended the service.
She and husband Paul who
predeceased her, spent
their farming years south
of Sandy Lake before they
retired to Dauphin sev-
eral years ago. Jennie was
raised in Newdale.
All the local fairs
wrapped up with Strath-
clair’s being held July 16th,
a beautiful day for a fair!
The pancake breakfast
and parade started the day
off with Main Street lined
with cars. Congratulations
to everyone that donated
items for the parade, bak-
ing, crafts, plant and veg-
etable displays, a lot of
hard work, in this trying
year weather-wise! Enter-
supper, enjoyed by every-
one. Outside the cattle and
horse rings were busy from
early am until late evening,
along with lots of kiddies’
activities in the afternoon.
The committees deserve
a big thank you for all the
work required to stage
this event every year, well
done!
We’d like to send best
wishes to Yvonne Graham
of Winnipeg, formerly of
Newdale, and hope you’re
feeling better.
Congratulations to
Gerald Watkins who cel-
ebrated his birthday with
family at the end of July.
Best wishes for the coming
year Gerry!
August, August 2nd Ida
Bradley celebrated with
family and on August 3rd
Peter Weetman celebrated
with his family in England
where he has spent several
weeks. Another birthday
gal who celebrated on Au-
gust 3rd was Lil Farrend
of Harrison House. We all
wish each of you the very
best for the coming year!
Former Newdale resi-
dent, Margaret (McNabb)
Ridgeway, of Red Deer,
AB will be celebrating her
100th birthday on August
5th. Margaret is the older
sister of Lil Farrend and
both grew up here. Marga-
ret and husband Fred (de-
ceased) lived in town for
thur and Lois. In 1958 the
family moved to Red Deer
where Fred was the Parts
Inn on July 26th when a re-
tirement party was hosted
for Rick Kienas by his fam-
man in several dealer- ily. Rick will be retiring
ships. Margaret’s daughter from Pioneer Elevator at
Lois passed away in 1979. Shoal Lake, where he has
The community is been the Manager. Many
also congratulating great stories and several speech-
grandpa Bill Zahaiko who es were given over the eve-
enjoyed the afternoon of ning with lots of laughs
picture taking and visiting thrown in. We all wish you
at Strathclair Rink when good luck Rick, enjoy all
Morgan Geekie toured the things that have been
with the Calder Cup his put on the “back burner”!
team, the Charlotteville Our town is looking so
Checkers, won earlier in nice with the flower pots
the spring. This was Mor- filled with blooms and the
gan’s first year playing pro grass all neatly trimmed,
hockey and we sincerely many thanks go out to ev-
hope the rest of his career eryone that cares for “our
is as thrilling for him as town”!
this one was!

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A Busy Weekend at the Fair

Continued from Page 1

There were 40 horses registered for the light horse

show, five six-horse hitches and six four-horse hitches.
“This year we had the largest showing of miniature hors-
es we have ever had. With the large numbers and support
from the miniatures owners we are going to be looking at
expanding this division to include more classes,” stated
Swain. “This was very nice to see and we attribute this to
the moving of our fair date later in July.” Traditionally, the
local fair has been held the same weekend as Fun Fest.
In the Home Living section, winners were; Fairy
Garden Special - Albert Parsons, Most Points in Can-
ning (sponsored by Bernardin) - Leanne Goetz, Brown-
ies Special - Marie Delgaty, President’s Apple Pie - Ma-
rie Delgaty, Vice President’s Lemon Pie - Marie Delgaty.
Ann Mandziuk earned a number of ribbons including
Bernardin Best Jelly/Jam, Fudge Special, Crisco Family
Favourite Butter Tarts, Robin Hood Family Favourite -
(iced cake) and Bernardin Gift Pack. The Red River Ex-
hibition Association “Best of Show” - ribbon and cheque
was awarded to Rylan Sumner of Neepawa in the junior
category for his well-made wooden truck. 
“We thank the exhibitors and the buyers for their
support in the auction,” explained Ann Mandziuk, Ag So-
ciety Home Living Director. “Winning bids can be quite
high - Lemon Pie $100, Saskatoon Pie $80, Fudge $55 are
just a few examples.:
The members of the Ag Society are always hard at
work planning for current and future events. “Our future
goal is to have more of the community come out see this
great event,” expressed Swain. “There is no cost to attend
and it gives people from the area a chance to come out
and see our great venue that we have worked so hard to
build.”

Photos by
Darryl Holyk
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Busy Season for Communities in Bloom

Submitted

T he Manitoba Communities in Bloom judges,

Hugh Skinner and Shirley Kalyniuk have come
and gone. They toured the community on Monday,
At right,
The Yard of the
July 22nd visiting residential areas, the business sec-
Week honour for
tion, industrial area, the beach and camping areas,
Iishi Gardens, Evergreen Environmental Technolo-
the week of July 29th
gies and yes, even the compost site! goes to Eric and
The Minnedosa Communities in Bloom com- Danielle Davidson
mittee was happy with the attendance of the BBQ on 6th Avenue N.E.
in Tanner’s Crossing Park and appreciated the assis-
tance of the local UCT and the two young missionar-
ies serving in this area from their churches, the Jesus
Christ of the Latter-Day Saints.
Committee volunteers are also grateful to Barb
and Alan Dalrymple, Farmhouse 50, Len Luker
(Heritage Village), Kevin Marcino (Town of Minen-
dosa), Dave McDonald (Evergreen Technologies) Photos by Karen Mitchell
and everyone else who visited with the judges dur-
ing their tour and at the Tanner’s Crossing Park.
Also the committee appreciated all the preparation
for the event made by the Town employees and the At left,
residents prior to the judges arrival. The Town and The Minnedosa
residential areas looked beautiful! Communities in Bloom
The results of the judge’s visit will be announced Yard of the Week for
during the Provincial Communities in Bloom Con- the week of July 22nd
ference being held in Morden on September 6th and was Dave Meadows
7th.
on 1st Street S.W.
The Yard of the Week rocognition continues
with each Yard of the Week owner being awarded a
Minnedosa Home Hardware gift certificate.

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By Diane Bachewich
T he funeral service for
Jennie Coulson was
held at Sneath-Strelchuk
Family Care Centre in
Dauphin on July 19th. Jen-
nie passed away on July
12th at the age of 85. Inter-
ment was at the Riverside
Cemetery. Sympathy goes
out to the Coulson and
Hawreyluk families.
Elsie Kristalovich is
the newest resident at the
Personal Care Home. She
was transferred from the
Shoal Lake Care Home.
Nice to see you back in
Sandy Lake Elsie!
Sympathy is extended
to Barb Osadec and family
on the passing of husband,
Laurence at the age of 73.
The funeral will be held
on August 17th at the Holy
Ghost Ukrainian Catholic
Church.
George and Marion
Rush of Vancouver, BC are
spending a few weeks at
their cabin here and enjoy-
ing visiting with family.
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returned home after en-
joying a couple of weeks
holiday and sightseeing
in Western Alberta. While
there, they also visited with
relatives and friends.
Deepest sympathy is
extended to Sonia Hasiuk
and the Bachewich fam-
ily on the sudden passing
of Sonia’s husband, Blair
at the age of 65. The fu-
neral was held at Memo-
ries Chapel in Brandon
with interment at the Holy
Ghost Ukrainian Catholic
Cemetery here in Sandy
Lake.
Francis Kuzmak had
her daughters, Roseann,
Mavis and Susan of Cal-
gary, AB home for a few
days and attended the fu-
neral for their uncle, Blair
Hasmiuk. Her brother,
Ronnie Bachewich of
Kelowna, BC was out for
the funeral.
A number of relatives
and friends gathered at
the Gerald Ryback farm on
Saturday afternoon to help
Gerald celebrate his 80th
birthday. Happy Birthday!
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company in July. Visit-
ing were Ken and Angela
Brookman and Dennis
Derhak of Riding Moun-
tain, Angela and Jessie and
baby Nolan of McCreary,
Butch and Joan Derhak of
Oakburn and Martha Din-
ko of Elphinstone.
Gary and Doreen Der-
hak of Calgary are out for a
couple of weeks holidaying
with mom, Helen Derhak
and the rest of the family.
The Personal Care
Home hosted a family bar-
becue on Saturday after-
noon. Many residents had
family members in atten-
dance that day.
It’s nice to hear that
Janice Duchominsky is
home after nine weeks in
the Health Sciences Centre
in Winnipeg.
Iris and Katelyn Lutzec
of Morden, MB visited with
Pete Wonsul and Irene
Shandala at the Personal
Care Home.
The Ukrainian Heri-
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ers toe-tapped to the music
of the live band performed
by Julian and Taras.
Elsie and Olive Kow-
alchuk have their families
from Lethbridge, The Pas,
Gimli and Dauphin holi-
daying here.
The 50/50 draw, in aid
of a new roof for the com-
Basswood News
By ZelDa FirBy
H appy Birthday greet-
ings to Fred Brown
who celebrated his 93rd
birthday. Home to cel-
ebrate their dad’s birthday
were Dennis and Janet
Brown and daughter of
Wetaskiwin, AB and Erla
Strong of Red Deer, AB.
Sandra Robertson has
returned to her home in
Kelowna, BC after spend-
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munity hall, was won by daughter, Donna and Rich
Graham Duncan, which Currier and boys at Rocky
happens to be Chub and
Helen Lewandoski’s son-
in-law.
Mountain, AB. She also at-
tended the wedding recep-
tion for her granddaughter,
Sheryl Dadley was Keyona and James Phobb
the swimming instructor at Hanna, AB. Keyona is
for the week of swimming the daughter of Kathy and
lessons here at the beach. Brian Bragg of Sherwood
It was well attended with Park, AB. Sadie also met
many little swimmers. up with her brother, Henry
Sadie Rystepha- Matachuk of Oliver, BC in
nuk returned home after Calgary.
spending a week with her
Robertson and relatives. Dave and Tammy Brown
Pleased to report that San- and girls on their move to
dra is feeling better after
spending time in the hos-
pital while here.
Brandon. Dave’s nephew
has taken up residence on
the farm.
Colleen Tinling of The weekend on July
Salmon Arm, BC visited 20th, the Barry Ross farm
her parents, Nelson and yard was a hub of activity.
Wilma Shewfelt and rela- The wedding of niece Ka-
tives in the summer. tie McNabb to Kyle Sch-
Warren Mochnocz of ure was held at the farm.
Sidney, BC called on Zelda Katie is the daughter of
Firby while attending a re- Glen McNabb and Patti
union in Brandon. McNabb.
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COMING EVENTS
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corner lot. 3 bedrooms – 2 up,
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$165,000.  Call or text 204- From 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. (19-2) x
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HELP WANTED REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL IN MEMORIAM
In Precious Memory of
SHAWN COOPER
R.M. OF OAKVIEW August 4th, 2014
TERM – FULL TIME POSITION AVAILABLE
PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYEE Time slips by and
life goes on,
The R. M. of Oakview is inviting applications for a term full time but from our hearts
municipal Public Works Employee (may lead to permanent full-time REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL You’re never gone.
position). We think of you always,
The Town of Minnedosa is requesting submission of Proposals We talk about you too,
Working under the supervision of the C.A.O. of the R. M. of Oakview, from qualified Proponents to develop a Strategic Asset We have so many memories
the Public Works Employee is responsible for, but not limited to, Management Policy and Comprehensive Asset but we wish we
still had you.
public utilities; car wash and equipment maintenance; garbage Management Plan for the Town’s major assets that is in
and recycling; and maintaining municipal property which includes accordance with or exceeds the guideline produced by the “Do it big in heaven”
streets, sidewalks; cemeteries; and municipal roadside ditches.
Association of Manitoba Municipalities, titled “Introduction We will see you again
to Asset Management” and further will provide a working “Love you Buddy”
For more information, please see the R.M. of Oakview website at Mom, Dad and Jen.
rmofoakview.ca or contact the C.A.O. at the number listed below. document that the Town can use going forward. x
Please submit a resume along with a cover letter, a legible copy The complete Request for Proposal documents are available at
of all relevant certification and education transcripts; a copy of a the Town of Minnedosa’s website www.discoverminnedosa. CARD OF THANKS
Driver’s Abstract; and three references to the R.M. of Oakview
com. Sealed proposals will be accepted until Friday,
municipal office in Oak River. Deadline is Monday, August 12th, Thank you to all the
September 20, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. (Central Time). Should you
2019 at 12 noon or until a suitable candidate is hired. staff at Dauphin General
have any questions regarding the documents or the process, Hospital for the wonderful
The R.M. of Oakview Box 179 Oak River, MB R0K 1T0 please contact: compassionate care given to
Phone: 204-566-2146; Fax: 204-566-2126; Jennie during her stay. Sin-
Email: oakviewcao@mymts.net Chris Yuen, ACAO – Town of Minnedosa, cere thanks to our relatives,
Box 426, Minnedosa, MB, R0J 1E0 friends and the Mountain-
Thank you to all applicants for their interest in this position 204-867-5967 view Villa family for the many
however only those selected for interviews will be contacted. cyuen@minnedosa.com cards, flowers, and food trays.
Thank you to Rick, Thom and
All interested bidders are requested to complete a staff of Rae’s Funeral Service
Farm Machinery Operator Wanted. A grain farm between “Bidder Registration Form” to be advised of any updates in Shoal Lake for your profes-
sional service and dedication
and addenda that may be made. (21-2) in carrying out the funeral
arrangements. Thank you to
Father Brent Kuzyk for your
NOTICES LOANS kindness to our families be-
fore and after Jennie’s passing
Advertisements and and for the beautiful service.
statements contained herein To each and everyone who at-
PROPERTY MANAGER TRAINEE (in Winnipeg). Great op- are the sole responsibility of tended Jennie’s funeral, a sin-
the persons or entities that cere and heartfelt thank you.
post the advertisement, and Need Jack and Nancy, Wes, Caro-
the Manitoba Community
Cash? lyn and Dave and families.
TENDER Newspaper Association and
• We Loan Thank you to everyone
membership do not make
• Easy application
any warranty as to the ac- for the many acts of kindness
• Approval with
curacy, completeness, truth- and compassion extended to
collateral
fulness or reliability of such • Title Loans our family during this difficult
advertisements. For greater • No Credit Check time. The hugs, visits, phone
information on advertising • We service ALL of calls, food, cards, flowers
conditions, please consult the Manitoba and the cutting of the grass
Town of Minnedosa Association’s Blanket Adver-
tising Conditions on our web-
Call Dan Devloo
are all very much appreci-
ated. A special thank you to
(204) 526-7093
The Town of Minnedosa is accepting tenders for: site at www.mcna.com. everyone who visited Don at
CAI Financial
home or in the hospital. This
RFQ 2019-05 Unit K - 2151 Portage Ave.
was a great comfort to him.
Do you have a PRESS Winnipeg MB
Victoria Bay Water Main Replacement RELEASE / MEDIA ADVISO- www.caifinancial.ca Thank you to Dr. Hunter and
General information: RY that needs to go out? Let staff at the Cancer Care Clinic
us help you with that! Though in Brandon and to Dr. Elgh-
Work to include directional boring of 245m of C900 water main, we cannot guarantee publica- IN MEMORIAM eriani, Dr. Brackenreed, the
directional boring of 145m C900 water main, installation of 1 fire tion, MCNA will get the infor- many nurses and health care
hydrant, and replacement of seven ¾ house service lines new main to mation into the right hands staff at the Minnedosa hos-
BOB HARRINGTON
curb stop including curb stop replacement. Utility locates to be arranged for ONLY $35.00 + GST/HST.
August 2nd, 1994
pital who provided excellent
by contractor. Contractor responsible for any soft expose costs. We also do Media Monitor- care for Don, both compas-
Work must be completed by September 20, 2019. ing, if you would like to follow Sunshine fades and sionately and professionally.
up and see who picked up the shadows fall, Thanks to the Palliative Care
Tender package available for pick up at the Town Office or by emailing material. Call MCNA (204) but sweet remembrance members who took time out
kmoyer@minnedosa.com 947-1691 for more informa- outlasts all. of their busy day to be there
tion, or email classified@ for us. Many thanks to White’s
Any enquiry concerning the content of this Request for Quotation should Sadly missed by
mcna.com for details. www. Diane, Jill, Karen and family. Funeral Services for the as-
be directed to Kevin Marcino at 204-867-0037 or mipworks@mymts.net sistance and guidance dur-
mcna.com x
Sealed Tenders marked “VICTORIA BAY WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT” ing this difficult time. Marie,
will be accepted at the Town of Minnedosa’s Civic Centre, 103 Main Street In Loving Memory of Parry, Kim, Robyn and
South, Box 426 Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0 until 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, NEIL DAVIES Kaitlyn
August 13, 2019. April 1st, 1927 –
July 31st, 2007
Fax: (204) 867-2686 Email: kmoyer@minnnedosa.com Husband, father
Any or all of the quotations may not be necessarily accepted. and grandfather.
(21-2)
God has you in his keeping,
we have you in our hearts.
Hilda, Doris, Edna and their
families.
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OBITUARIES

JENNIE LILY COULSON

Everything in Moderation
December 3rd, 1933 - July 12th, 2019 us to celebrate and enjoy
our daily existence. We
Jennie Coulson passed away at the Dauphin General Hos-
pital on July 12th, 2019 at the age of 85 years.
Cooking need food to survive, so
let’s make it exciting and
Jennie is survived by two sons:   Jack Coulson (Nancy) of
Erickson, and Wes Coulson of Invermere, BC; one daughter Caro- With something to look forward
to everyday.
CHEF DEZ
lyn (Dave Clark) of Dauphin.  Also surviving is one grandson Scott
Coulson (Jamie) of Shields, SK; three granddaughters Lindsay Having influence from
(Mike Baker) of Cumberland, BC, Lauren (Jordan McLaughlin) of a Chef in your life will
Dauphin, and Carly Baker (fiancee Chris Morgan) of Sifton, also help you in many ways to
step-granddaughter Rachel Chemerika of Erickson.  Also surviving prepare restaurant qual-

I
are great-grandchildren Hayden, Callie, and Peyton Coulson; Wade f you have ever attended than any time prior in my ity food right in your own
and Nora Baker, one sister Rose Chimick of North Burnaby, three one of my cooking class- life, is that I now celebrate home. By cooking from
nephews and two nieces. scratch you have the abil-
es or cooking shows, you all foods, not just the fatty
Jennie was predeceased by her husband Paul in 2008, ity to control ingredients,
parents Steve Hawreyluk in 1982, Annie Hawreyluk in 1984, her only brother Nick in 1986, and
know that I am a big advo- and calorie laden ones.
cate for using fat in cook- There is flavour to be found cooking technique and
two sisters Mary Paulencu in 1993 and Sophie Ellchuk in 2014, as well as nephews Roy Chimick
and Steven Ellchuk. ing. You will always hear in all types of ingredients, also save money. Hon-
Jennie was born on December 3rd, 1933 in Newdale, MB.  Her birthday had been celebrated me chanting “Fat is Fla- recipes, and cuisines, and ing this skill in the kitch-
on December 2nd for many years, until she had to get a birth certificate to apply for a pension, vour; Fat is Moisture; Fat is to find greatness in your en you already have, and
and found the birthdate had been recorded incorrectly. She was happy to celebrate her 85th your Friend”. I even take it regular diet is to rejoice in with the daily requirement
birthday in 2018 surrounded by her family.   one step further by joking variety and moderation. that you need food to stay
Jennie attended elementary and high school in Newdale, followed by a secretarial course at that “My title is not Doc- The focus of modera- alive, will prove to be in-
Success Business College in Brandon. Jennie worked as a legal secretary for George Lauman in valuable. So, blow some
tor, Dietician, or Nutrition- tion in this column has a
Shoal Lake until she and Paul were married on May 27th, 1953.  They resided on their cattle and dust off your cookbook
grain farm southwest of Sandy Lake where they raised their three children. In 1976 Jennie began
ist – my title is Chef”… but, couple of meanings: re-
I always take a moment striction and portion size. collection, watch some
working as an RCMP clerk in Elphinstone, MB until her retirement in 1995.  Jennie was appreci-
ated by the many RCMP members she worked with for her work ethic, efficiency, and friendship. from this overindulging of Eating forbidden foods cooking shows, or take a
In 1979, Paul and Jennie moved from the farm to their new home in Sandy Lake.  In 2000 they fat celebration to mention (everyone’s perspective cooking class… and con-
moved to Dauphin and in 2014 Jennie moved into an apartment in Mountain View Villa estates moderation. of “forbidden” is different sulting a doctor, dietician
where she resided until her passing. Moderation is truly so I will leave it up to you and/or nutritionist may
Jennie always enjoyed time spent with family and friends - especially if it included a game of the key. Just because I may to define this term) does not be a bad idea either.
King Pedro.  She also enjoyed bowling, curling in her younger years, dancing, travelling, and had demonstrate an incred- not have to be done on a Although eating fat in food
a special fondness for babies. has no direct correlation to
ible tasting recipe loaded daily basis (restriction)
Jennie will be remembered for her love of life and her independent spirit. She was admired drinking red wine, I do feel
for her sewing abilities, sense of style and humming her way through most daily activities.
with fat grams and cal- or should be of a small
ories, this does not mean amount (portion size). compelled to state the fol-
Funeral service and internment were held on Friday, July 19th, 2019 at 10:30 a.m. at River-
side Chapel and Cemetery, followed by a luncheon.  The service was conducted by Father Brent that I expect you to eat Whether you practice re- lowing in my argument of
Kuzyk. like that on a regular basis. striction and/or portion moderation: “Many stud-
Pallbearers were Jack and Wes Coulson, Len Ellchuk, Scott Coulson, Dave Clark, and Jordan These types of recipes are size will again depend on ies have suggested that
McLaughlin.  Honorary pallbearers were Mike Baker and Chris Morgan. Crossbearer was Carolyn meant to be illustrated as your lifestyle, beliefs, and drinking a single glass of
Coulson Clark. your “go to” formula for ultimately what works for red wine everyday is good
Donations may be made in Jennie’s name to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.   a special occasion when you to lead a healthy way for you, but skipping the
Rae’s Funeral Service of Shoal Lake were in care of arrangements.   whole week and having
you want to “wow” some- of life.
one with your cooking. This being said, there seven glasses on Friday
DONALD MONTGOMERY BURGESS
Having a background is a huge variety of reci- night… not so good.”
June 3, 1945 – July 21, 2019
myself of having to deal pes that I share with the
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear husband, father, grand- with being overweight as public, not just the fatty Have an
father, brother, uncle and friend. Don passed away at the Minnedosa Hospital after a brief battle a child and young adult, ones. Most menus I teach upcoming event?
with cancer. I know that it is not the at my classes and shows
Left to cherish his memory are his wife Marie(Hlagie), son Parry(Kim Moffatt), precious preferred way to journey tend to have a balance Let people
granddaughters Robyn and Kaitlyn Burgess, his sister Peggy, nephew Rob and niece Linda, sister through life. Today, with a about them unless there is know through
in-law Doris, nieces Dawna and Tonia, and of course many beloved friends. He will be missed by
all that knew him.
balanced diet and my best an obvious general menu The Classifieds!
He was predeceased by brother Robert(infant), his parents Frank and Eva(McIntosh) Bur-
at a regular exercise rou- focus on a certain tech-
gess, in-laws Harold and Kathleen Hlagie, brothers in-law Ken Stephenson and Ivan Hladie. tine, I have more energy nique or specific ingredi- ADVERTISE FOR
Don worked most of his life as an assayer in the mining industry. Once retired he kept busy and feel better than I ever ent. My opinion on life is AS LOW AS $9.00
working odd jobs, mostly carpentry, and volunteering with different organizations. Throughout did in my younger years. a bit biased as a Chef, but
204-867-3816
his life he enjoyed watching sports, fishing, photography, curling and golf. A few pastimes he The main difference, more I believe that food helps class@minnedosatribune.com
picked up later in life were wintering in Arizona with Marie and painting lovely pictures of land-
scapes and scenery, which led to his granddaughters picking up the brush and joining in. He
loved to teach and encourage them as they practiced and got better with each canvas.
To his friends and family Don was a constant source of entertainment. It was easy to tell that
Don liked a good pun, but LOVED a bad one!! One afternoon while redoing the living room he
was making his way between the couch and the newly painted wall. He accidentally rubbed is
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
bum against the wall. He quickly looked up and said, “I had best hurry up. I’m getting “a little
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Independently Owned Gwen Usick Fax: 204-867-2150
Many thanks to the wonderful Doctors, Nurses and health care staff at the Minnedosa Hos- and Operated Broker Realtor
gwenu@mts.net
pital who provided excellent care and comfort to Don and his family at a very difficult time.
Cremation has taken place and at Don’s request no formal service will be held. Interment G G
TIN TIN
will take place at a later date. White’s Funeral Home, Minnedosa,MB in care of arrangements. LIS LIS
Donations can be made in memory of Don to Central Plains Cancer Care or Dr. Khandelwal Pri- N EW NEW
mary Care Centre.

SANDY LAKE MINNEDOSA

- Unique property consisting of 5 corner lots.
-Store with live in suite consisting of 2
bedrooms with main floor bath and 9
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-There is a dishwasher hookup in kitchen,
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- Dry basement has 8 foot ceilings,
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storage space.
-The yard is spacious with plenty of trees
and a vegetable garden.
MLS# 1917609 $89,900
-Move in ready 2+1, 1 1/2 bath
Bi level
- Home features oak kitchen
cabinets, L shaped dining room/
living room
- Newer laminate flooring, chair lift,
newer berber carpet in basement,
- Some windows have been
upgraded and shingles in July 2019.
- Outside you will find a single car
garage, carport, vegetable garden
and deck.
MLS #1919385 $189,900
MINNEDOSA MINNEDOSA
Well maintained 2 bedroom 1 bath - 2 + 1 bedroom, 1 bath
mobile home on 2 lots.
- Cental air
- Skylight in kitchen, open concept,
central air, plenty of storage. - Updated windows on main
- Large mudroom addition leads - 2 decks & storage shed
to the oversized single attached in yard
garage.
- Shed, vegetable garden, paved
driveway
MLS #1911282 $154,900
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MB 867-3831
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867-3946 HEATING cell: 867-0346 delivery.
Mass Sunday 9:00 a.m. ● Licensed Arborist Service
Book your portable ● Yard Clean Up
GAS FITTING toilets.
LEGAL AIR CONDITIONING SELF-HELP Erle Jury & Family
Cory Johnston ● Minnedosa
(204) 476-4705
204-867-3121 867-2416 www.johnstonyardcare.com
Alexander or A.D.A.M.
204-476-5185 Cell: 867-7558
Jackson Anxiety Disorders People Helping People
Law Office - Committed to Caring - Prairie Mountain HVAC/R
B-116 MainSt.St
110B Main S. S HILLSIDE
Association
of Manitoba RAINKE'S
RAINKIES Phone (204) 857-6100
Heating
Ventilation/Air quality
Minnedosa, MB Support Group Sewage Service Fax (204) 857-8389 Air Conditioning
867-3981 Plumbing & Heating JIM BEAUMONT
cpcancerservices@shaw.ca
www.centralplainscancer
Refrigeration
Meetings are held at Kitchen Equipment
http://www.ajaxlaw.ca Neepawa Library 3rd Tuesday of 476-2483 services.com
Ty Burton the month 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Owner/Operator
Commercial Gas Fitter
Commercial & Residential
Burgess Law 204-868-5358 For more info call:
Debbie Fisch
Cell: 476-6591 REAL ESTATE service specialist
Office (204) 725-8550 Dennis: 476-2766 Kent Brown
51 Main Street S 1-204-867-7346
ALCOHOLICS 23 Hour Service CALL ME... FOR ALL YOUR

LEONA’S
Minnedosa REAL ESTATE NEEDS
867-2935
Plumbing & Heating
ANONYMOUS
Studio Of Image
minnedosa@ • Construction •
If you like to drink and can
That's your business Summit Septic
burgesslawoffice.net If you want to stop and can't ServiceS Family Hair Care
MAIN OFFICE •Eminence Facials
204-867-5458 That's our business. Minnedosa and surrounding areas
& Product
SIMS & COMPA N Y copperwoodenterprise@gmail.com
P.O. Box 36 Frank r. Ford and • Pedicures & LCN Nails
L a w O ffi c e PLUMBING & HEATING
Russ Huyghe
or 867-3966 penny Ford PETER HARRISON • Spray Tanning
Alanon - 210-0433 • Piercing
Norman H. Sims, Q.C. 204-868-6376
CONSTRUCTION
Alateen - 867-5121 Owner/Operator Phone/Text 867-5444 • Eyelash Extensions
7 6 Ma i n S t r e e t S o u t h 867-3401 Minnedosa 204-210-0158
www.suttonharrison.com
MINNEDOSA • 867-2717 Cody Huyghe
204-210-0502
Mtg. Times: 8:00 pm Tuesdays Cells 204-867-2287
67 Main St.
OFFICE MANAGER
Matt Saler Drug Problem? 204-868-0851 or 204-868-0863
email: pennyjoford@gmail.com SERVICES
204-868-6886 Narcotics TAC
Anonymous can help Ventures Inc.
Meetings every Waterpals Rob’s Waste
Potable Water Delivery Small EnginE REpaiR &
EAVESTROUGH Tuesday & YaRd maintEnancE SERvicES
Management &
Minnedosa and area Contracting
Saturday at 7 p.m. Health Inspected • Mowing & Trimming
at Calvary Temple, (204)476-0002
RAINBOW EAVES 221 Hamilton Street, No Job is too small!!! •
•
Snow Blowing
Unwanted Item Removal
Garbage Removal
Bin Rentals
& CUSTOM EXTERIORS Neepawa, MB 204-868-5674 • Handyman Services Construction Demolition
Renovating
• Alum & Stainless Welding Household clean up
Seamless Steel Siding • Reasonable Rates Estate clean ups
Soffit ● Facia ● Cladding ● Vinyl Siding SERVICES 204-720-5934
James Hardie Boards ● CanExel Siding ÊÊÊ TRADING
204-727-1639
Cell: 204-729-6896 ● Fax: 204-728-5067 We now offer Picker Barn
CARPET CLEANING
FRONTIER
JOHN FEHR Pick your antiques and
other items!
johnfehr@gmail.com Call us today for your carpet
TRADING STORE
(12-16) By appointment only .
& upholstery cleaning needs. 204-868-5674
MLA
Ê 204-867-5551
Transformative
Kim’s
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THE

LEAN
MACHINE
House/Business Electrolysis Gently Used Furniture
MOBILE HEAT WASH
AND DETAILING
Cleaning Services Clothing & Misc. Items
Permanant Hair Removal
- Residential 204-596-5111
By Donations Only
204.759.3313 - Commercial Open Monday - Friday
● 204-848-0097
204-848-0097

Toll Free 844.877.7767 204-848-0400 Home: 867-3272

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#7 � 515 4th Avenue info@clearlakeclean.com
Burlington Place, Shoal Lake, MB
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