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inside
this week Prepping The Ice

New EDO
Hired
4

MP Honoured The Town of Minnedosa loader clears snow from the ice on Minnedosa Lake near
a small community of winter ice fishing huts Wednesday afternoon. The ice surface
By Safari is being prepared for next weekend Skate the Lake hockey tournament which has
become a winter tradition for Minnedosa. While the local minor hockey teams
Club
2 will be on the outdoor ice the downtown arena has been rented to an out-of-town
hockey club who will be hosting a tournament in our valley paradise.

Isabela Onyshko Named Athlete Of The Year

SUBMITTED her debut at the FIG World Champion- tively sealed her ticket to the Olympic
ships. Games last March with a gold medal

M innedosa born gymnast Isabela

Onyshko (Bela) and Ellie Black
were named Gymnastics Canadas 2016
Senior Athletes of the Year on the eve-
ning of Saturday, February 4th in Hali-
fax. The two women led Canadas artistic
gymnastics team in Rio, each qualifying
for the all-around finalwhere Black fi n-
ished a Canadian-best fifth place.
Isabela Onyshko has become a
household name in artistic gymnastics
in the last two years, and the young Man-
itoban gymnast surprised Canadians
with her performances in Rio last sum-
mer.In 2014, Isabela made her first mark
on the international stage, competing at
the Commonwealth Games and making
In April 2015, Bela captured her
fi rst international gold medals, win-
ning the beam and uneven bars events
at the World Challenge Cup in Slovenia,
where she also won silver in the floor ex-
ercise. Injured throughout the 2015 Pan
Am Games, Isabela remained an under-
dog entering into her Olympic year, but
proved herself a world-class athletetime
and again with her consistent perfor-
mances at major national and interna-
tional events.
In 2016, Bela rose to the top at
the Canadian senior level, dethron-
ing all-around champion Ellie Black at
Elite Canada and at the 2016 Canadian
Championships. Onyshko had effec-
winning performance in the individual
all-around at LInternational Gymnix.
At her Olympic debut in Rio, Bela
qualifi ed for the all-around final where
she placed 18th, and became the first
Canadian in history to qualify for the
beam final where she placed eighth.
18-year-old Isabela, is truly a Mani-
toba-grown talent. The Minnedosa-born
gymnast has been training in Brandon
for over a decade under the mentor-
ship of Brandon Eagles coaches Lorie
Henderson and Joe Stouffer. Stouff er
and Henderson were also honoured
this weekend as they were named se-
nior coaches of the year alongside David
Kikuchi and Keiji Yamanaka.
2 Friday, February 10, 2017 The Minnedosa Tribune

MP Sopuck Honoured as International Legislator

SUBMITTED Science from the Univer- instrumental in founding
sity of Manitoba in 1973 the Conservative Hunt-

O n February 3rd, Rob-

ert Sopuck, Member
of Parliament for Dauphin-
and Master of Science from
Cornell University (1975) in
Ithaca, New York. As a legis-
ing and Angling Caucus.
The caucus, which grew to
over 30 Conservative Mem-
Swan River-Neepawa, was lator, Sopuck has shown an bers of Parliament at its
named the International unwavering commitment peak in 2014-2015, serves
Legislator of the Year by to protecting the rights of as a vessel for Members of
Safari Club Internation- law abiding firearms own- Parliament to address the
al (SCI), at their Annual ers, and defending the ru- common concerns of their
Hunters Convention in Las ral way of life, particularly constituents and move for-
Vegas, Nevada. SCI is an Canadian hunters, anglers ward with legislative solu-
international organization and sport shooters. tions that respect hunters
composed of hunters dedi- I am incredibly hum- and anglers. The Hunting
cated to protecting the free- bled and honoured to have and Angling Caucus also
dom to hunt and promot- been presented with this serves an outreach role;
ing wildlife conservation award, said Sopuck. To be to meet with hunters, an-
worldwide. recognized for my efforts glers, and trappers across
MP Sopuck is a lifelong on something that is so the country to ensure their
Photo Submitted
hunter and angler, and an dear to me is overwhelming wealth of knowledge on en-
avid outdoorsman. Sopuck and extremely uplifting. vironmental conservation is all about. It is about re- tage Award, for protecting My beautiful wife,
received his Bachelor of In 2012, Sopuck was is heard by the federal gov- specting the traditions of and enhancing our hunt- Caroline, and I live on 480
ernment. our ancestors, and passing ing heritage and passing acres of beautiful wild land
0LQQHGRVD$GXOW In 2016, Sopuck led the
charge against Bill C-246.
down that enjoyment to the
next generations. It is about
on those traditions in good
health to future genera-
in Manitoba south of Rid-
ing Mountain National
/HDUQLQJ&HQWUH Legislation that, under the
guise of animal welfare,
bonding with friends or
family in the woods, and it
tions. In June 2014, Sopuck
also received the Canadian
Park, and happily live off
the land by hunting and
0DLQ6W6RXWK sought to fundamentally can be about learning more Wildlife Federations Past harvesting our own meat.
alter our relationship with about our place in the tran- Presidents Award, which Hunting is a major aspect
If you are at least 19 and you want high school animals, endanger tradi- quility of nature, explained honours elected legislators of our way of life, and I am
courses, then you should come to the Minnedosa ALC. tional animal use such as Sopuck. Hunting is more for their contributions to proud to support it every
hunting, angling, trapping, than just the hunt itself. It is the conservation of wildlife step of the way, Sopuck ex-
The Centre offers livestock raising and medi- a way of life that needs to be in Canada. plained.
cal research among other experienced to be under- In addition to his work Being presented this
Continuous registrations - start anytime things. Thanks to the work stood. This lifestyle needs as a politician, Sopuck au- award in front of so many
Day and evening programs of Sopuck and other like- to be defended every step thored the book, A Life people from across North
A modern computer lab minded Members of Par- of the way, and I am proud Outdoors, which is a col- America, who are avid
liament, who recognize the to be one of those defend- lection of essays on Hunt- hunters as well, has only
A large variety of highschool credit courses economic and cultural val- ers, said Sopuck. ing, Gathering and Country emboldened my belief that
Help to get your High School Diploma ues of hunting, angling, and Sopuck has been rec- Living in the 21st Century. we must continue to fight
traditional animal use, the ognized for his steadfast The book is able to show for this way of life, he con-
Computer Courses legislation was defeated. support for the hunting readers that there is a way cluded. I will continue to
University/College exam invigilation The fact is that there community in the past. In of life out there that is do so in my role as a legis-
are a lot of people across 2008, the Manitoba Wildlife authentic, joyous, and pro- lator, and for the rest of my
Stop By or Call Val at North America that do not Federation presented him found, and must always be life.
204-867-2519 understand what hunting with their Outdoor Heri- fought for.


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Doctor Recruitment Committee Looking At Options
By HILLARY CAMPBELL
R ecently, a citizens
committee met to dis-
cuss recruitment for the
new Dr. Ajai Khandelwal
Primary Care Centre. The
committee, which formed
last fall, has had a number
of meetings so far, and had
the purpose of recruiting
staff for the new facility.
The committee con-
sists of Mayor Ray Orr,
Callie Mendrikis, Brandi
Thompson, Elin Klym,
Monty Peckover, Jennifer
Brykaliuk, and Dr. Dan
Onyshko. Mayor Orr not-
ed that Vern May has also
been a very valuable re-
source to the group.
The reason that the
group formed was be-
cause, according to Mayor
Orr, weve been suffering
a shortage of medical pro-
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only concern. They have
a huge area to cover. Be-
cause of this, the group
formed to provide a focus
on Minnedosas upcoming
health care facility. We
determined that we need-
ed to make more of an ef-
fort ourselves to help the
process, said Mayor Orr.
The group met with PMH
recruiter Michelle McKay,
who helped them familiar-
ize themselves on the dos
and donts of the recruit-
ment process, as well as
the reasoning involved.
Killarney hired a head-
hunting firm, Waterford
Global, which is based out
of Winnipeg, and is used to
attract doctors from Eng-
land. However, after meet-
ing with the firm, the com-
mittee determined that
the cost was beyond our
means at this point said
Mayor Orr.
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sa and show them the
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has three doctors, Drs. ploy five full-time doctors. fill. They would also like ment is always ongoing
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Parrott Hired as New EDO

Ye O l d business community to ex-
cel and flourish, as well as
her focus on ensuring the
selection process alongside
the board, says May. If the
first few days are any indi-

Trib
attractiveness of Minnedo- cation of what Minnedosa
sa and area as a destina- can expect, the develop-
tion for young families of- ment portfolio is in great
fers a preview of what may hands here. I predict that
be expected for the CDC with Chantelle Parrott di-
portfolio over the years to recting the program, youll
come. Additionally, her forget about that last guy
history in the community that was here in no time at
has highlighted the poten- all. I am very encouraged
1887 Settlers in southern Odanah and northern Elton tial for what may be missed by what I have learned
are agitating for better mail facilities. It is also rumoured opportunities for tourism about her focus and am
that Rapid City will shortly receive its mail by the Sas- development in the area. confi dent that she will se-
katchewan and Western Railway from Minnedosa in- Coming into the role cure board support to ad-
stead of by stage from Brandon as it is presently. after a period when the vance this vision.
economic development Chantelle is already ac-
program has experienced tively involved in the com-
1897 A Minnedosa working-man says The creamery Photo Submitted heightened visibility, Par- munity as a member of the
is the worst thing that ever struck this town. It has made rott had this to say about volunteer executive of the
butter too dear. This is a pointer for the farmers who are (L - R) Incoming EDO Chantelle Parrott is pic- being awarded the posi- Minnedosa Fitness Centre,
complaining that it has cheapened their product. tured with outgoing EDO Vern May tion: and her relationships with
Im very excited to the current business com-
SUBMITTED resigned to accept a role as have been selected as the
1917 For comfort, good music and the finest pic- the new Executive Director EDO for Minnedosa and
munity will be a benefit as
tures the World produces reads a Lyric Theatre ad while the new EDO.
the Elite Theatre ad states, fi rst class pictures at popular
prices, you are always sure of a good show.
T he Minnedosa Area for Portage Regional Eco- area, and to work with the
CDC faced a daunting nomic Development, there community to build on the
challenge to review a large was a flood of interest in the momentum of our previ-
The enthusiasm and
energy within the commu-
nity is inspiring, and we re-
volume of applications in position. In total, nineteen ous EDO. There are many ally do have an awesome
1937 Minnedosa Fire Brigade statistics for 1936 show response to their posting applications were received opportunities to grow and community to be proud of.
some 40 calls being answered with only one of that num- for the vacant Economic from candidates across the improve ourselves, and I I look forward to working
ber causing any loss. The average call required 11 men Developer position. Earlier country and beyond. look forward to being a part toward making Minnedosa
and Chief A.W. Ross with the average cost per call being this week after conclud- The successful candi- of that progress. an even better place to live,
in the neighbourhood of $15. ing interviews, the position date, Parrott is a graduate The selection commit- work, and play and to hear-
was awarded to Chantelle of the Recreation Man- tee included representa- ing from the community
1957 Minnedosa District Hospital has set new ward Parrott and she has already agement and Community tion from each of the CDCs about how we can make
rates. Standard ward rate will increase from $6.50 a day to hit the ground running with Development program of- funding partners as well that happen.
$10.50 for the first 30 days and then drop to $8.50 a day. three days of orientation in fered at the University of as the outgoing EDO, Vern Parrott takes com-
Private ward rate will remain at $14.00 a day while the the office this week. Manitoba and has spent May. After the interviews mand at 39 Main Street
cost of the nursery will go from $3.00 a day to $3.50. Following the an- time in the finance, educa- and selection, May has had South on Monday, Febru-
nouncement in the pages tion, and tech development an opportunity to work di- ary 13 and can be reached
of the Minnedosa Tribune fi eld over the past sev- rectly with his successor. at 203-867-3885 or by e-
1987 The estimate for needed repairs to the Pub- last month about the pend- eral years. Her passion for
lic Rest Rooms on 1st Avenue S.W. has come in at over I was glad to be in- mail at edo@minnedosa.
ing vacancy when Vern May working with our existing vited to participate in the com
$11,400. As a result, council has decided to close the facil-
ity as of April 30th.

1997 Town Council is proceeding with the formation

of a bylaw to regulate the operation of snowmobiles with-
in town limits.
2007 Minnedosa Credit Union recently donated to
two community fundraising project: MCU gave $5,000
to the senior Citizens Association to assist in the estab-
lishment of a 50+ Activity Centre in the former Second
Century Furniture location. Another $3,000 was donated
to the Minnedosa and District Museum to assist in the
planned relocation and restoration of the Octagon Build-
ing from the Fairgrounds to the Heritage Village.
Around The Region...
Killarney Guide: $142,675 in Killarneys Booster
Bucks have been bought since the programs inception
in 2011. In 2016 alone, over $30,000 was purchased and
redeemed at local merchants.
Souris Plaindealer: The Kirkup Bridge, spanning
Plum Creek is slated for demolition after decades of serv-
ing the community. The bridge is another casualty of the
last two floods to hit Victoria Park. The steel is compro-
mised and the abutments are weakened due to high wa-
ter and ice floes. Residents can expect to see a new bridge
under construction beginning this month.
Melita New Era: Twenty-four nursing students from
Melita and surrounding area have been taking LPN class-
es in the old Southwest Chevrolet dealership buildings
part of Assiniboine Community Colleges Rotating Site
program.
Boissevain Recorder: Th e municipality has re-
ceived notice from Canadian Pacifi c Railway that stop
signs be installed at the railway crossing on Broadway
Street. This decision came to light after an inspection of
the area deemed it a safety concern.

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The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, February 10, 2017 5

Letters to Speeder Fined $665

the Editor The Dispatch
By
Dear Editor,
Cst. JOE PASLOSKI
Neepawa Detachment
T his week marks my last as a resident of Minnedosa.
I must admit that the next step is one that I take with
mixed emotions. Two years ago I arrived with my fam-
ily as a stranger and we have been so warmly embraced O n January 7th, po-
lice were patrolling
Highway #16 near Frank-
by the community that it is difficult to break those ties.
lin when they came across
I was reminded of just how many people that I have met
a truck that was swerving
and worked with over the past few weeks as folks have
on the road. A traffic stop
reached out with heartfelt well wishes.
was conducted to confirm
While I am excited about the professional chal-
licence and registration va-
lenges on the horizon, I am doubtful that I will be able
lidity, as well as, driver so-
to replace some of the inimitable Minnedosa personali-
briety. The male driver of
ties that have been a highlight of my stay. I am grateful
the vehicle observed signs
for the opportunity presented to me by the Minnedosa
of alcohol consumption
Area CDC two years ago, for the enthusiasm and comra-
and a roadside screening
derie of the local Rotary Club, and of so many business
device was used to check
people and residents that have ensured that my stay in
on level of driver sobri-
Minnedosa will be a time I will recall with great fond-
ety. The male driver failed
ness. Thank you Minnedosa.
the test and was arrested
I think I will even miss Chris Yuen and his irrelevant
for Impaired Driving. The
declarations delivered with clockwork regularity any
male was brought back
time he found himself before a live audience.
to Neepawa Detachment
where he provided two
With respect,
samples of breath which
Vern May
resulted in readings of 130
and 120 milligrams of al-
cohol in 100 millilitres of
blood. As a result, Jeffrey
Cook of Neepawa has been
charged with Impaired Op-
eration of Motor Vehicle.
On January 8th, Neepa-
wa RCMP were called to
a motor vehicle collision
in Arden. It was reported
that a vehicle had collided
with a train at one of the
crossings in Arden. Po-
lice attended the location
and observed a pick-up
truck with severe damage
done. A 68-year-old male
from Arden, the lone oc-
cupant from the pick-up,
was pronounced deceased
on location. CP Rail police
attended the scene along
with the RCMP traffic col-
lision analyst.
On January 18th,
RCMP conducted a traffic
stop on Highway #16 as a
vehicle was located trav-
elling 134 km/hr. During
the stop, police noted that
the driver may be impaired
and administered a road
side screening device. The
driver failed. The male
driver was brought back
to the Neepawa RCMP
Detachment where he
provided two samples of
breath with readings of
140 and 120 milligrams of
alcohol in 100 millilitres
of blood. As a result, Ryan
Curtis of Neepawa has
been charged with Im-
paired Operation of a Mo-
tor Vehicle.
On January 21st, at
approximately 2 a.m.,
Minnedosa RCMP con-
ducted a traffic stop in
Minnedosa. While speak-
ing with the driver, it was
determined that the driver
driver was brought back to
the Minnedosa RCMP De-
tachment where he provid-
ed two samples of breath
with readings of 180 and
170 milligrams of alcohol
in 100 millilitres of blood.
As a result, Michael Lilley
of Minnedosa has been
charged with Impaired Op-
eration of a Motor Vehicle.
On January 28th,
Neepawa RCMP attended
a residence located in the
300 block of 1st Avenue
in Neepawa, to conduct a
curfew check on Harlen
Racette. Racette is currently
on a curfew as a result of
being charged with posses-
sion of Methamphetamine.
Police were notified that
Racette had moved away
and it is unknown where
Racette is currently resid-
ing. As a result, a Warrant of
Arrest has been issued for
Racette. If anyone knows
the current whereabouts of
Racette, please contact the
Neepawa RCMP.
UPDATE: Spruce

50 Years Ago may be impaired by al-

cohol and administered
a road side screening de-
vice. The driver failed. The
male driver was brought
back to the Minnedosa
RCMP Detachment where
he provided two samples
of breath with readings of
110 and 90 milligrams of
alcohol in 100 millilitres of
blood. As a result, Corey
Sanderson of Minnedosa
has been charged with Im-
paired Operation of a Mo-
tor Vehicle.
Tribune Archives That same morning, at
approximately 3:55 a.m.,
This photo appeared on the front page of the Minnedosa RCMP located
February 9, 1967 edition of The Tribune with a vehicle in Minnedosa that
the following information: Work is progressing was the subject of a possi-
apace on the new RCMP barracks south of town. ble impaired driver. A traf-
Workers estimate construction will be complete fic stop was initiated. The
in a few weeks. The barracks will include an driver was administered a
office, double garage and living quarters for road side screening device.
both married and single officers. The driver failed. The male
Plains had requested the
assistance of the public for
the whereabouts of Jared
Dornn of Minnedosa as
there were a number of
warrants out for his arrest.
On January 15th, Dornn
was arrested by Red Deer
RCMP for being in posses-
sion of stolen property. As
a result, Dornn was trans-
ferred back to Manitoba
and is currently in custody
at Brandon Corrections
where he will deal with his
charges.
The Speeder of the
Month was located by Cst.
Feeke who located Shawna
Harper of Brandon, MB
who was travelling 147
km/hr in a posted 100 km/
hr zone. As a result, Harp-
er was issued a fine for
$665.75.

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Senior Bombers Wrap Up Regular Season
By HILLARY CAMPBELL
T he Minnedosa Bomb-
ers regular season has
officially ended! But dont
worry, you can still sup-
port the home team in the
playoffs!
The last game that the
team played was on Janu-
ary 28th, when they fin-
ished the regular season
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in second place overall. a bit of an understatement
The last game was played given the teams second
against Carberry, where
Minnedosa lost by one
point. According to team
place standing.
Th e team will be in
the fi rst round of playoffs
member Matt Saler, the against Carberry. If they
season was, pretty good win that game, they will
for the most part. We lost face-off against Neepawa,
some games we prob- which is sure to bring on
ably should have won, but some healthy competition.
weve had a pretty decent According to the
year. A decent year seems teams statistics, Saler was
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four donations from the
students fundraising ef-
forts totalling $3,250.
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Bo Cowan
Al Mathison
Ted Seniuk
Harold Gilleshammer
the teams top scorer, fol-
lowed by Shane Jury and
Travis Erickson.
noted, however, that he
couldnt have done it
Saler
without my line mates.
For some of the guys
on the team, this will be
their last year. In light of
this fact, it is that much
more important for
Minnedosans to get out base that comes out to sup-
MCU Youth Board Gives Back
(L-R): Paige Crooks, Ryan Mclenehan, Colleen Nelson (Minnedosa
Cheer Board), Michael Kreshewski, Linnae Topham.
SUBMITTED
T he Minnedosa Credit
Union Youth Board
made a donation to the
Minnedosa Cheer Board
this year, in showing their
support for program in
$250
$50
$30
$30
$30
$30
James McCarville
Larry Clifford
Troy Gregorash
Bo Cowan
Mae Elsinger
Glenn & Kimme Parrott
Randy Robinson
John & Corynne Hutton
Rae Hainstock
Brian & Pat Skatch
Tim & Cory Luhowy
Amber & Josh Porath
to support the team dur-
ing their playoffgames.
Saler hopes that, playoffs
will bring people out. Its
pretty competitive against
Carberry, and if we get
by them then well play
Neepawa. So it should be
really good hockey. Saler
also added that Neepawa
will likely have a good fan
the community. The youth
board, comprised of Grade
11 and 12 students, are
focusing this year on a
new project of renovat-
ing the outdoor bleachers
at Minnedosa Collegiate,
as well as continuing to
support projects that may
arise in the school and
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port them, so it would be
really nice to see Minnedo-
sa get lots of people out.
If the team succeeds
against Carberry and
Neepawa, they will forge
ahead into the provin-
cials at the beginning of
April, and we will have the
chance to cheer for them
once more.
Go Bombers Go!
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community. The board is
continuing to sell MCI mit-
tens and blankets, as well
as lanyards, which are a
first for the board, to fund-
raise for present and future
projects. Th ey look for-
ward to continuing their
work throughout the year.
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Local Women Nominated for WOD Awards

By HILLARY CAMPBELL the good of us all, and a UCT Pavillion in the Key- and the Youth Award and hours per week volunteer- she truly does it with al-
chance to publicly recog- stone Centre in Brandon. Young Woman Award. ing through her school. truism. She has also done

F our women from the

area have been nomi-
nated for the 2017 Women
of Distinction Awards.
Verna Wilson, Doris Rise-
ley, Roberta Galbraith and
Rylee Lanouette are the
four nominees, each hail-
ing from Minnedosa or its
surroundingcommunities.
The YWCA Women of
Distinction Awards Cer-
emony has been held for
the past 30 years. Accord-
ing to Karen Peto, execu-
tive director for the YWCA,
it gives us a chance as a
womens organization to
draw attention to the im-
portant work that women
in our communities do for
nize them for it.
Th e awards recog-
nize any woman from the
Ultimately, the selection of
the award winner is a diffi-
cult one, as year after year
age 16 or older who works there are extraordinary
hard in her community, candidates. The selection
for a cause that is greater committee is made up of,
than her own. According according to Peto, people
to the WOD website, this from different walks of life.
prestigious award recog- The committee will come
nizes womens individual to a consensus on the
accomplishments, women award recipients before a
who are inspirational role winner is chosen.
models and women who The categories for the
have made significant con- awards are Leadership in
tributions to the commu- Business; Arts and Cul-
nity. ture; Agriculture; Social
Peto noted that she Action and Community
expects between 350-450 Service; Excellence in Ed-
attendees the night of the ucation; Healthy Living,
awards gala, which will be Wellness and Education;
held on March 2nd at the Lifetime Achievement;
Th is year, Rylee Another nominee,
Lanouette has been nomi- Verna Wilson of Strath-
nated for the Youth Award, clair, was nominated for
work with the handi-van
board in Shoal Lake and
she has helped out with
which is for 16-21-year- her involvement in the cancer, selling daffodils
olds. She was nominated recent inception of con- and pins. She added that
for her work in her com- gregate meals in her com- she is looking forward
munity of Shoal Lake. She munity. I managed to get to the awards night, its
was nominated for the vol- funding for the equipment an honour, for sure. Its
unteering she does both we needed. We waited something I never really
in her community and at for two and a half years thought about.
school. If there is any- for funding, said Wilson. The awards gala will
thing going on in the town Very humble in the work include a dinner and
Ill volunteer, said Lanou- that she does, Wilson not- award presentations, and
ette, who has volunteered ed that, this is very hard is a fun-fi lled night with
at the rink kitchen, for for me. All my life I never raffl e prizes. Tickets can
community services, for did anything for recogni- be purchased online or
the community volleyball, tion, Im just not that kind at the YWCA (Meredith
at the United Church and of person. The work that Place) in Brandon.
at the summer agricul- Wilson has done to de-
tural fair. She noted that serve this award is all the
she probably spends 3-4 more valuable because

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By DIANE BACHEWICH
Bridge Club
SANDY LAKE NEWS
Results
weekend in Winnipeg and Condolences to the stated the weather was iting with his wife Karen.
attended the bridal shower family of Nettie Krenkwich great. Does anyone know February 2nd

S ympathy is extended
to Dennis and Martha
Dinko and family on the
passing of Dennis father, Drop-in Centre travelled
John Dinko, at the age of
94 at the Sandy Lake Per-
sonal Care Home. Funeral
service was held on Sat-
urday at the Ukrainian
Catholic Church at Horrod
and burial took place at
the Elphinstone Ukrainian
Cemetery.
Linda Sichweski visit-
ed with her sister Lorraine
at Arden Ridge over the
weekend.
Happy 90th Birthday
wishes go out to Walter
Kiliwnik of Elphinstone
who treated everyone at
the Drop-in Centre to cof-
fee and goodies on Satur-
day morning.
Lil Kelunick spent the
for Michaela Kokan, bride
elect of Cody Nowell.
Two teams from the
(nee Klym) who passed
away in Winnipeg. Net-
tie was the wife of the late
Leonard Krenkwich who
to Birtle on Thursday to was originally from Sandy
take part in the Regional Lake.
Floor Curling Tournament. Francis Kuzmak spent
Th e teams were Team the weekend with sisters
One skipped by Lorrie Pat Bobiak and Sonia Ha-
Lewandoski, Francis Kuz- siuk and family in Bran-
mak, Sadie Rystephanuk don.
and Veralynn Leganchuk. Happy 76th Birthday
Team Two was skipped by to Cliff Lungal who treated
John Damaschuk, Diane
Bachewich, Elsie Kowal-
everyone on Friday morn-
ing to coff ee and birthday
chuk and Irene Thomas. cake at the Drop-in Centre.
The teams both won one
game and lost two. All en-
Victor Kowal was the lucky
winner of the Legion Mens
joyed a fun time and John 50/50 monthly draw for the
was the Handi Van driver. month of January.
Peter and Murial Sol- Blair and Pam Bach-
onyczny have just returned ewich have just returned
from a two week holiday to
Mexico and really enjoyed
from an enjoyable holiday
to the Bahamas, and have
the weather. a nice looking sun tan and
The fi shermen and
women are really enjoying
the ice fishing here on the
lake. Some days it looks
like a little town, everyone
enjoying the sport, some
are lucky to catch a fish
while others just enjoy see-
ing them swim by.
We are all excited
about the congregate
meals starting every Tues-
day at noon at the Drop-in
Centre.
Sympathy is extended
to the family of Pearl Yaki-
wchuk of Erickson. Funer-
al was held at the St. Judes
Parish in Erickson.
Sadie Ryptephaniuk
attended the funeral of her
niece Jane Tarr in Winni-
peg on Wednesday.
Nick Jawa spent the
weekend in Winnipeg vis-
that according to a
Fengshui Master in Hong
Kong that this February
1st - Doug Thiessan
& Boyd Grant
wont come in our lifetime 2nd Carol Longsdale
again because this Febru- & Lois Phillips
ary has four Sundays, four 3rd Doreen Seligman
Mondays, four Tuesdays, & Lois Campbell
four Wednesdays, four 4th Wilf Taylor
Th ursdays, four Fridays & Val St. John
and four Saturdays. This
happens every 823 years.
Th e Little Saskatch-
ewan Game and Fish held
their annual meeting at the
Drop-in Centre on Satur-
If your label
day. reads
Congratulations
Nick and Karen Jawa who
to
17/02/28
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the fi rst time. A baby boy
was born to Patrick and
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Dana Jawa of Cold Lake, subscription!
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Recent Updates At Conference Centre

By HILLARY CAMPBELL for repairs, and so had to centre also needed a new
work around events that dishwasher. The old dish-

T he Minnedosa Com-
munity Conference
Centre (MCCC) has re-
were scheduled. Both the
outside and inside wall
of the building needed to
washer finally passed
away after 14 years, said
Luker, but the new one
cently undergone some have repairs done. Re- works like a charm. His
repairs and renovations. pairs to the wall began hope is that the new dish-
The repairs included fix- last summer, and the fin- washer will also last 14
ing a wall, working on the ishing touches were just years, and noted that it is
floors and getting a new completed. up to standard.
dishwasher. Luckily, the repairs Next up on the list of
Each year, the floor- to the wall did not cost renovations to be done to
ing in the MCCC needs to the town anything. Luker the centre, according to
be worked on. This year, noted that the town insur- Luker, might be replacing
it was stripped down, ance took care of the cost the dance floor, however
sealed and waxed, ac- of the repairs. The work he noted that this has not
cording to Len Luker, was done by Westwood been officially decided
Minnedosas Town Coun- Builders, from Minnedo- on. Painting is also on the
cil representative on the sa. We want to try and list of potential upcoming
MCCC Board. Once the keep everything as local repairs. We are trying to
wax was put on the tiles, as we can. Theyre from keep an old place look-
they once again appear right here in town, and ing reasonably new said
as brand new tiles. Some Photo by Hillary Campbell they spend their money Luker.
years, working on the in town, said Luker.
floor simply requires a wall of the hall. The al- took a long time to com- In addition to the
good scrub and a few lay- Another repair that need- most-hole was caused plete, lasting six or seven flooring and the wall, the
ers of wax, but this year, ed to be done was to by someone backing into months, because the cen-
they went all the way. fix the pushed-in north the building. This repair tre did not close down

CADURCIS NEWS BASSWOOD NEWS

By DOREEN TROTT Birthday Marie. By ZELDA FIRBY you have many more Ma-
Sheila Danko of Flin rie!

A iden and Alex, Shayla

and Travis all grand-
children of Clayton and
Flon has been visiting with
her sister Muriel McManus
and with sister and broth-
I an and Kim Parish re-
turned home Friday
from a three week holiday
Kevin Rocha has re-
turned to his home in Bra-
zil after spending the past
Margaret Wareham have er-in-law Beatrice and to England where they five months with the Mark
been spending a winter Gary Small in Portage La visited Kims mother and Firby family.
holiday with their grand- Prairie. relatives. A few folks from the
parents. Recent visitors with Andy and Stacie Cardy area curled in the Clanwil-
Malcolm and Shirley Muriel McManus was returned recently from a liam Mixed Bonspiel this
Rose attended a birthday Stephanie Wilkinson and two week holiday in Mex- past week.
luncheon at the home of son Nicholas of Boissev- ico. On Saturday, Andy Ryan Firby along with
Andy and Stacie Cardy ain and Dale McManus of and Stacie Cardy hosted a group of MCI students
of Basswood for birthday Binscarth. a birthday party for Marie returned home early Tues-
guest Marie Cardy. Happy Cardy. Joining the family day morning from a skiing
were Malcolm and Shirley trip to Panarama Ski Re-
Rose and Jim Fossum. May sort in B.C.
Club 55 Golden Agers 

Bowling Results
February 6th

B owlers of the week: Debbie Tarn 245, 241 (+133T), Al-

lan Tarn 284 (+108T) Plus 100 pins over average.
Other good games: Bud Amy 205, Gladys Murray
184,173, Marjorie McNabb 179, Vivian Cullen 180, Shir-
ley Mickoski 199, Jim Clark 163, Bev Chapski 164,194,181,
Hazel Stonehouse 188, Florence Haywood 127, Vicky
Bugg 120, 148, Paul Chapski 127, Robert Hendry 199, Re-
inhard Penner 160 and Ray Criddle 175.
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CARD OF THANKS OBITUARIES

PERRY ALEXANDER BULBUCK

FEBRUARY 6TH, 1959 JANUARY 18TH, 2017
From the office of Braendle-Bruce
It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we announce
Funeral Service the sudden passing of our beloved son, brother, uncle and great
uncle Perry Alexander Bulbuck at his winter home in Phoenix,
AZ. On January 18th, 2017, he returned to his heavenly home.
The death of Perry Bulbuck has impacted the lives of many Perry was born to Alec and Ida, at the Sacred Heart
people. We would like to acknowledge the loss to his family, Hospital in Russell, MB. He was raised in a loving home with
the community in which he lived and worked, the surrounding four sisters and one brother. He received his lifes calling at a
communities where he served, and people in far reaching areas very young age due to the sudden passing of his mother. This
influenced him wanting to dedicate his own life to serve and
that were touched by his life. No words can adequately express
support others who experienced death.
our sadness; we share your loss. Perry spent his elementary years in Inglis and attended high school
We cherish and wish to say thank you for the flood of support at Major Pratt Collegiate in Russell.
After his senior school years, he accepted a position at The Childrens
and love poured out upon us over this time. From calls and visits, Aid Society in Brandon, Manitoba where he found his true passion of working with
gifts of food and flowers, to offers of help and the many acts of people. He loved encouraging, guiding and interacting with people of all ages. This led him to pursue his dream of becoming
kindness we say thank you. Specially we want to thank Ken and involved in funeral service.
Luana Buchanan, Bill and Cathy Lewis and his Arizona friends, In 1981 he fulfilled his lifes calling and soul aspiration in acquiring his first funeral home and becoming the director of
Braendle-Bruce Funeral Service in Russell, Manitoba. He then went on to earn his Funeral Director and Embalmers Certificate
the Russell Inn, the Town of Russell, Sarah and Ed at the George P.
in 1987 from the Western School of Mortuary Practice. He handled business like he handled life; with passion, determination,
Buleziuk Centre, Paragon Sales, the Source, Mitch Photography, precision, attention to detail, care, and accuracy. He was meticulous in all his efforts and was never side tracked from his pur-
Chicken Chef, Russell Alliance Church, Dwayne and Craig Hersack, pose. Nothing was ever over-looked, especially when it came to the people he was serving.
all who helped transition the hall from the funeral to a reception Besides his business and service to Russell and the growing surrounding area, he continued to support initiatives, held
and all who travelled from near and far to be with us. There are board positions and sat on various committees and took a great interest in politics. In addition, he volunteered many hours
serving others due to his compassion and love for the people around him.
so many more thank-yous. Perry was an incredible business man; however, he always took time for those less fortunate and for every child that
Perry was a visionary. He was our employer and mentor, our crossed his path. He had an infectious grin and was always putting a smile on everyone elses face. Always a child at heart he
friend and our family member. His life-calling was funeral took great joy in spending time with the children in his life. Perry loved swimming, reading, riding a quad and especially spend-
ing time at his cabin in the valley with family and friends.
service, and he was never side tracked from his purpose because The things that were important to him, he accomplished with his whole being. After 35 years of service with Braendle-
he cared for people. He started by wanting to spare people the Bruce, he was applauded for his passion and encouraged to continue for the purpose that God had placed him on earth. It was
pain of loss. When he realized that there is no freedom from pain not hard for Perry as he found his greatest joy in serving others.
and hurt, he learned to help people through their loss. Perry was predeceased by his mother, Ida. Left to mourn is his loving father, Alec; sisters; Gia Davidson, Cindy St. Hilaire,
Beverly Bulbuck, Glenda (Murray) Zimmer; brother Troy Bulbuck, nieces, nephews, Tara (Dwayne), Emily, Jessica Sydor; Tra-
We have been deeply impacted by his passion, his compassion vis (Kerri) Davidson; Amanda, Dominyck, Michael, Sami St. Hilaire; Jamie, Vander, Brooklyn St. Hilaire; Brianne, Katarina Zim-
and kindness and his generosity over theEMPLOYMENT
years. We know that mer; Brandon, Kyla and Jayden Bulbuck. Also left to grieve are aunts, uncles, many other extended family members, friends and
his work family.
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He leaves behind a legacy and will be greatly missed by those he knew and influenced during his life.
We all have the privilege of continuing the work that he began Dont grieve for me, for now Im free. Im following the path God laid for me.
and loved. We will honour his memory by dedicating ourselves I took his hand when I heard his call; I turned my back and left it all.
IN MEMORIAM
to the standard of service that he achieved. Our commitment to The funeral service was held on Saturday, January 28th, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. from the George P. Buleziuk Centre, Russell with
interment at the Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cemetery, Lennard. Officiants were Pastor Randy Moffit and Father Brent
the communities that we serve will not change. Kuzyk. Pallbearers were Mark Buleziuk, Darryl Sobkow, Bob Ross, Mervin Magnowski, Levi Klassen, Dayne Klassen. A public
visitation was held on Friday from 1:00-5:00 p.m. from the Braendle-Bruce Funeral Chapel, Russell, and on Saturday from the
George P. Buleziuk Centre prior to the service.
I want to give a BIG Thank If friends so desire donations may be made to the Childrens Wish Foundation, 350 St. Mary Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba
you to the ladies that knitted DEATH NOTICE R3C 3J2 or to the Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cemetery Fund, c/o Living Legacy Community Foundation, P.O. Box 1343,
all the mitts and scarves etc; Russell, Manitoba R0J 1W0.
for Samaritan House in Bran- Remembrances and condolences may be emailed to braendlebruce@mts.net Braendle-Bruce Funeral Service of Russell,
don. What a Heart you guys MARGARET (PEGGY) MB was in care of arrangements. (204) 773-2747
have! As I know all of you; CURWEN passed away on
either related or otherwise. Tuesday, January 31st at THANK YOU
This goes a long way for every- Grace Hospital at the age of We wish to extend our sincere thanks and genuine gratitude to Perrys work family at Braendle-Bruce. The support and
one that needs these things. I, 78. Peggys celebration of encouragement extended to us was a blessing during the most difficult time in our lives and theirs. From the video presentation
for one, never had to till the life will be held in the spring to the arrangement of every detail; each special component was thought through to facilitate in making Perrys Celebration of
last seven years. As I am a of 2017 at Basswood, MB. A Life meaningful.
home grown kid-Minnedosa longer obituary to follow at a Thank you to Pastor Randy Moffit for officiating the service and your kind words. Your words were not only a comfort, but
style. Dont stop at just mitts, later date. a source of strength to all of us; Pastor Gene McKenzie for your support and thoughtful words spoken on Perrys behalf and to
clothes, and personal items Father Brent Kuzyk for leading the service at the cemetery; Jim Cote of Waywayseecappo for the presentation of the beautiful
like tooth brushes, hair care, blanket and the meaningful words spoken; the Klassen family for sharing in song the music that meant so much to Perry and to
etc. This is just the tip of the ADVERTISING: Laurie Moffit for playing the piano; Boundary Lane Choir for sharing such uplifting music; Mark Buleziuk for delivering Perrys
ice berg. But THANK YOU my eulogy and to Tara Sydor and Brandon Bulbuck for the readings that they shared; each Pallbearer for their service and support
friends. Susan R. x THE BUILDING during this time; Shirley at The Russell Inn for her assistance in organizing accommodations and to Daymon, Shirley, Wes and
BLOCKS TO staff for the lovely lunch served after the service; RCMP detachment and the Fire Department from Russell for the escort during
the funeral procession; for the countless cards, prepared food, the gorgeous flowers, donations to charity, the visits, embraces,
IN MEMORIAM SUCCESS! and all of the messages of condolence and sympathy; for all of these things we are extremely grateful and for every word, deed
and moment you gave, thank you!
In Loving Memory He will be sadly missed and forever remembered.
Alec, Gia, Cindy, Beverly, Glenda, Troy, nieces and nephews.
Dear Dwight,
The days come and go,
The months and years
come and go too.
You are always
in our thoughts.
We look forward to the day
when we shall meet again.
It wont be very long now. Let them know you are
out there with an ad in
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Food Aphrodisiacs for Valentines Day

process and thus give one gredient.
a natural high and pleasur- There is one last in-
Cooking able feeling.
Champagne or spar-
gredient I should mention
that is believed to be an
With kling wine is considered
the drink of lovers, but
aphrodisiac: garlic... when
eaten by both people. It
CHEF DEZ one can also use nonalco-
holic sparkling grape juice
is, however, considered a
prophylactic when eaten
as an alternative. Alcohol by just one.
can lower ones inhibitions

W hat better time of the caff eine, makes for a and thus be regarded as an
year is there to talk wonderfully seductive and aphrodisiac, but the tiny
about aphrodisiacs than addictive ingredient. Fresh bubbles, even in nonalco-
Dear Chef Dez:

I want to make choco-
at Valentines Day? Aph- imported strawberries are holic alternatives, are said late covered strawberries
rodisiacs can be foods that usually available this time to be very seductive. for dessert for a Valentines Photo Submitted
psychologically and/or of year and having them Regardless of what you dinner, but the last time I
scientifically help us feel... dipped in chocolate makes choose to serve, staying in tried making them it was Dear Chris: chocolate being used with
well in the mood for lack for the perfect fi nish to a for a romantic dinner can a disaster. Even though I butter. For example, if you
of better words. The search romantic meal. be accomplished with little took them out of the refrig- When melting your are melting four ounces of
of the perfect combination Oysters and caviar eff ort and some creative erator ahead of time, the chocolate for dipping, melt chocolate, then also melt
is the desire for many on have also been considered planning. The menu you chocolate was still too hard butter in with the choco- in two ounces of butter.
the 14th of February. Al- aphrodisiacs for many decide upon does not have and it broke off the berries late as well. Room tem-
though each persons own years, and some argue it to be complicated, howev- with the fi rst bite and fell perature butter is much Chef Dez is a Chef, Writ-
food preferences play the is because they are a good er it should be meaning- onto the plate. What am I softer than room tempera- er and Host. Visit him at
biggest infl uence on this source of zinc, which con- ful. Your effort should re- doing wrong? ture chocolate, and thus www.chefdez.com
romantic journey of cui- tributes to maintaining fl ect the compassion you will create a more palat-
sine, we will focus on some male potency and fertility. have for this person, and Chris D. able bite and will adhere Write to him at dez@chef
classic ingredients that fall However, there are many your thoughtfulness will to the berries. I normally dez.com or P.O. Box 2674,
into this category. other foods high in zinc be the most important in- add 50% of the weight of Abbotsford, BC V2T 6R4
The fi rst ingredient that are not considered
that comes to mind is aphrodisiacs such as lima
chocolate, and I am certain beans, lentils and spinach;
that many will agree. With and I dont believe making
its velvety smooth melting your Sweetheart a stir-fry
texture, this sweet addi- of these ingredients will
tion to dessert choices will give a romantic impres-
usually win over any other. sion.
Chocolate has been scien- Cayenne pepper and
tifi cally proven to contain spicy foods also play a
ingredients such asphenyl- large role as aphrodisi-
ethylamine and serotonin: acs because they increase
two chemicals that stimu- heart rates, blood flow,
late pleasure senses in the and perspiration. Some
brain. This, plus the natu- say that endorphins are
ral stimulant effect from also released during this

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