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this week

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office will Parents, family and friends gathered at the Minnedosa Community Conference Centre last thursday, June 22nd for the
annual Minnedosa Collegiate Graduation Banquet and Prom. This years MCI graduating class included 38 students.
be closed Pictured above are some of this years MCI graduates as they perform the traditional Grand March. As in years past, the
Monday, graduates did a smaller version of a Grand March at the Minnedosa Personal Care Home so that residents could admire
the formal wear of the young men and glamorous gowns of the young ladies. Diplomas, awards and scholarships were
July 3rd presented Friday morning during the graduation cermonies. Meet this years grads in this weeks special edition.

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Legion Presents $5,000 to PCH Patio Project

By HILLARY CAMPBELL with a cheque for $5,000, residents have supported tation, and according to
to be used to purchase the Legion over the years, LaCoste, they were happy

O n Tuesday, June 20th,

Duane LaCoste and
George Collen, represent-
ing Minnedosas General
Hugh Dyer Legion Branch
No. 138 showed up at the
Personal Care Home with
their hands full of good will.
After a presentation
made by the Personal Care
Home requesting financial
assistance for their new
patio project, the Legion
agreed to provide them
outdoor furnishings such
as umbrellas and benches
that are sorely needed on
the new patio.
Legion President
Duane LaCoste said that
the donation was agreed
upon for two reasons. The
fi rst being that a number
of veterans currently and
have previously resided in
the care home. The sec-
ond reason is that many of
the Personal Care Homes
and the Legion board felt
that it was a good idea to
give back to the commu-
nity in that fashion, to the
residents and to our veter-
ans who have supported
us over the years, said
LaCoste.
At the cheque presen-
tation, two of the Personal
Care Homes veterans were
in attendance, Alex Abel
and George McLean. Both
took part in the presen-
to be able to do it.
LaCoste and the Le-
gion board felt that the fur-
nishings to be purchased
would make for a really
great opportunity for resi-
dents of the care home to
get outside and see and
smell nature, and listen to
the birds and see the flow-
ers. It would give them the
opportunity for fresh air,
and a chance to visit out-
side with their loved ones.

Getting Ready For Fun Fest

By HILLARY CAMPBELL Saturday will start ever-popular Fun Fest So- weather played a factor
with the Lions Clubs pan- cial. in the weekend. It is for

A nother years Fun Fest cake breakfast. Through-

is upon us! Bring out out the day there will be
your smiles and head on a street market and the
On Sunday morning
there will be a slo-pitch
tournament at the MREC
this reason that organiz-
ers opted to host many of
this years Fun Fest events
out to the festivities, you Minnedosa Cruizers car Ball Diamond, as well as indoors. However, in
dont want to miss them! show. The Fun Fest Pa- yoga at the beach. past years unfavourable Photo By Darryl Holyk
Th e weekend will rade will begin at 11 a.m., The hardworking co- weather did not seem to
kickoff on the morning and all should come out to organizers of Fun Fest hinder eager Fun-Fest- Standing (L-R): Duane LaCoste,
of Friday, July 7th at 10 enjoy! are Erin Woodcock and Goers and the event is al- Lori Birch and George Collen.
a.m. Friday is Kids Day, There will also be en- Krista Powell, and they ways successful.
Front: Alex Abel and George McLean.
and will include kids bike tertainment from Al Sim- have some volunteers Anyone who is inter-
decorating, the kids bike mons and the Brandon who help out throughout ested in registering a float
parade, free kids bowl- Mobile Escape Room. The the weekend as well. Ni- in the Fun Fest parade can
ing at Minnedosa Bowl, Duck Drop will be back
and bouncy houses. Fri- again this year for all to
cole Synchyshyn, from the
Minnedosa Rec Commis-
contact Nicole at the Rec
Offi ce at 867-2250, and Second Hole-in-One
day night will include the enjoy. sion will be facilitating the anyone who wishes to sign
annual Rotary 400 Club Saturday evening will Kids Day on Friday. Vari- up for slo-pitch can con- SUBMITTED achieved by Dan Lebar-
Draw and Dinner at the see the Minnedosa Mav- ous service clubs also help tact Erin at 868-5559. ron on Hole #14 from 149
Minnedosa Arena, fol- ericks hosting a barbeque,
lowed by a dance which followed by the band Bet-
will include some game ter Than, and the beer gar-
out organizing and host-
ing their own individual
events.
Watch for a full sched-
ule of Fun Fest events in
next weeks Tribune.
M innedosa Golf and yards using a 4 hybrid.
Country Club had Dan earned his hole-in-
its second Hole-in-One one during a match in the
stations. dens in the evening for the Last year, some rainy of the season on Friday, Legends Interclub League
June 23rd. This one was play.

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Regional Peewee Baseball Championships
By HILLARY CAMPBELL
L ast weekend, Minnedo-
sa was host to the Re-
gional Peewee Baseball
Championship. The event
took place at the MREC
Baseball Diamond.
The games started on
Friday, June 23rd, and con-
tinued throughout the en-
tire weekend, wrapping up
on Sunday, June 25th. The
Peewee Regional Baseball
Championship title was
competed for by both boys
and girls aged thirteen and
under.
Competing for the
Midwest League were
teams from Birtle, Glad-
stone, Hamiota, Neepawa,
Rivers, Russell, St. Lazare,
Strathclair, and two teams
Prairie Mountain Health
Management Streamlining
By HILLARY CAMPBELL
P rairie Mountain
Health (PMH) recent-
ly underwent some man-
agement streamlining,
which resulted in the loss
of 24 management posi-
tions.
According to a PMH
media statement, they
went through a process
of management stream-
lining and reducing non-
unionized management
staff by 15 percent. Of the
24 management positions
that were eliminated, sev-
en were already vacant.
PMH would not re-
lease details of the com-
munities in which the
positions are being elimi-
nated, as they consider
it a personnel issue, and
could lead to easy identi-
fi cation of the individuals
facing the loss. However,
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from Minnedosa. How-
ever, only one of the two
Minnedosa teams quali-
fi ed for the championship
day. The two coaches for
Minnedosa are Brad King-
don and Curt Cornish.
Strathclair was the
winner of the champion-
ship, and that team will go
forward to compete for the
AA Provincials in Altona.
The runner up was Russell,
who will now go forward
to play for the A Provin-
cials in Swan River. The
third place standing went
to Gladstone, who beat
Russell in the third place
game.
This Champion-
ship weekend was part
of Minnedosas initiative parents watched the rivet-
to host more large-scale
the media statement as-
sures that all staff leav-
ing the organization as a
result of the management
streamlining process are
being treated respectfully,
fairly, and in accordance
with human resources
best practices and appli-
cable legislation. the severance package. As
PMH said the deci-
sion was not made lightly,
and thanks the individuals save $2,796,103 per year.
for their committed con-
tributions to the region,
they also wish them the
very best in their future
endeavors. These types of
management streamlin-
ing have occurred in other
industries, and could be
the way of the future, as
more and more jobs be-
come reliant on computer
software and advanced
technology.
To try to soften the
blow of the loss of their
Friday, June 30, 2017 3
tournaments, according to
Terry McLenehan. July 7th
to 9th will see Minnedosa
hosting the Midget Re-
gional Championships
as well. McLenehan also
said that, we are hoping
to start hosting Provincial
and Western Canadian
Championships in the next
few years.
While Minnedosa did
not place in the top three,
their valiant efforts were
appreciated by the many
people watching in the
stands. Throughout the
weekend, teams could
be heard cheering each
other on, showing the true
meaning of sportsman-
ship, while friends and Photo By Hillary Campbell
ing games.
Large Quantity of Medication
Stolen in Pharmacy Break-in
RCMP MEDIA RELEASE where the medication was stored and
stole a large quantity of prescribed
employment, PMH an-
ticipates that a total of O n Sunday, June 18th at approxi-
mately 4:20 a.m., Minnedosa
RCMP responded to a business alarm
medication.
RCMP at this time have no sus-
pects to the Break and Enter.
$1,594,443 will be paid in
one-time severance costs,
however a final figure will
at the Minnedosa Pharmacy. Upon po-
lice arrival, it was found that the phar-
A white Chevrolet Avalanche with
grey panelling was seen in close prox-
not be known until the re- macy had been broken in to. Point of imity at the time of the offence and two
gion receives signed let- entry was made at the rear entrance as males were heard yelling in the area.
ters of acceptance from the unknown individual(s) smashed Anyone with information is asked
the employees to receive through the glass door. to contact the Minnedosa RCMP De-
Once inside, the individual(s) tachment at (204)867-2916.
a result of the job losses, proceeded to the location of the store
however, PMH stands to
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kindness and support we have received since Kailyn's accident.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to all the donors,
volunteers and supporters for the social, soccer tournament,
car wash and bake sales.
The kind gestures our family has received are too many to list
but please know we are truly overwhelmed
and in awe of the generosity.
The donations and funds raised will enable us to continue
to be at Kailyn's side and provide her with the things she needs
during her recovery and hopefully returning home.
Your kindness will not be forgotten.
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V DARRYL A.HOLYK - PUBLISHER AND EDITOR

Around the Canada 150 Something to Celebrate

Region... View From
Parliament Hill
servative government championed many improve-
ments in Manitoba including upgrading highways,
creating parks, building the Red River Floodway and
modernizing our education system by consolidating
one room schools into the modern schools we know
KILLARNEY GUIDE - Close to 1,500 participants By
now. The achievements of amazing Canadians like
and visitors came to take part in the Manitoba 55 Plus
Games. Of those attending, 920 were registered partici-
ROBERT SOPUCK these have helped shape the Canada we know and
love today.
pants, 280 attended the banquet and nearly 400 attended
Our large and diverse landscape with the many
the dance. There were also 260 registered ball players for
linguistic and cultural diff erences of our people
Slo-Pitch.
n July 1st, 1867, the Dominion of Canada was makes Canada unique. In coming together, we have
BOISSEVAIN RECORDER - Danielle Paradis a O formed by uniting Upper and Lower Canada been able to accomplish many feats of intelligence
with New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. This historic and ingenuity, with endless possibilities for the fu-
2008 graduate of Boissevain School will officially begin
her residency as a doctor at the hospital in Dauphin on moment was the result of years of hard work by all ture.
the Fathers of Confederation, but most importantly, In a country as geographically huge as ours,
July 1st. there is always a new area to visit and explore, but
Sir John A Macdonald, who became the new coun-
trys first Prime Minister. my favourite is right here. This is Canadas heartland.
ROBLIN REVIEW - Members of Parkway Co-op gath- Since then, Canada has had 23 Prime Ministers I am so proud to be able to represent such a beautiful
ered for the annual general meeting to celebrate their co- part of Canada during this historic year of celebra-
and 42 elected parliaments. Manitoba joined Con-
operative achieving almost $43 million in sales last year. tions. Caroline and I truly enjoy living among some
federation in 1870, and in the years following, the
In 2016, Parkway Co-op provided over $36,000 in dona- amazing Canadian wildlife that we are sometimes
country has grown to ten province s and three territo-
tions and sponsorships. ironically known for. Our fellow Canadians who live
ries.
Now on July 1st, 2017, Canadians of all genera- in urban centres like Toronto, Vancouver or Montre-
MELITA NEW ERA - Two Canada 150 murals are be- tions and from every province and territory will cel- al, do not have the same opportunity to wake up, go
ing painted - one on the south side of the Melita Library ebrate the 150th anniversary of Confederation and for a walk or drive down a gravel road and see a bear
and the other on the north side of the Super Thifty. the amazing achievements that have followed. or beaver or moose wandering along.
Canadians are credited with inventing both the During our celebrations to commemorate the
RESTON RECORDER - Sandy Oak Raceways hosted telephone and the lightbulb; making the first pros- 150th anniversary of the beginning of this great na-
a motocross event with over 200 entries from Ontario, thetic hand and adding a robotic arm to the out- tion, I encourage each of you to take some time to
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and North Dakota. side of the International Space Station; and creating think about what makes Canada special for you and
sports such as basketball, lacrosse and ice hockey. remember how lucky and blessed we are to call Can-
From Nellie McClung to Margaret Atwood, Tom- ada home. Take a moment to soak in this historic
DELORAINE TIMES AND STAR - Hasselfield
my Douglas to Chris Hadfield, Canadians are known celebration of how far our country has come since
Drugs has been a mainstay of the community for over 100
at home and abroad for their amazing ideas, innova- 1867, and the many more milestones we have yet to
years the pharmacy has been in the Hasselfield family for
tions and legacies. Manitobans will also recognize the celebrate.
three generations but has now been sold to new owners,
Matt and Leslie Palmer. legacy left by Duff Roblin, whose Progressive Con- Happy Canada Day!

SOURIS PLAINDEALER - Former resident, Camer-

on Hicks, is a professional animator and for the first time,
saw his name in the credits of a big screen movie, Smurfs
3. Hicks is now working on The Lego Movie Sequel for
Johanne Ross Appointed To ACC Board of Governors
Warner Brothers. SUBMITTED Minister Ian Wishart been appointed as a stu- ous boards including the
announced this week. dent member. Canadian Agri-Business
CARBERRY NEWS_EXPRESS - Following con-
cerns brought forward about the condition of sidwalks
in the community, Carberry Town Council debated this
T he Manitoba govern-
ment has appointed
seven new members to the
Jeff Harwood, Harvey
Laluk, Carla Milne, Jack
Ewatski and Kelly Wilson
Ross is the executive
director of Agriculture in
the Classroom Canada
Education Foundation,
the Council on Post-Sec-
ondary Education and the
issue. Council will study the problem with Public Works Assiniboine Community and Minnedosas Johanne and past executive direc- Manitoba Rural Leader-
and enact a solution. College board of gover- Ross, have been appointed tor of Agriculture in the ship Program Steering
nors, Education and Train- as regular members and Classroom Manitoba. She Committee.
ing Anneliesea Parkinson has has served on numer-

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Spring Session Accomplishments

sector compensation costs
by establishing a rolling
hourly wage to $11.15 this
fall and ensuring regular, Ye O l d
Under The Dome

b
four-year period to set a predictable increases with
By

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framework for future pay a sensible approach that
increases. At the same will keep the wage steady
GREG NESBITT time, we are encouraging in years of negative or no
Riding Mountain MLA our provincial government inflation.
employers and unions to As well, we are as-
work together to find sav- sisting families and busi-
ings that can be returned nesses with their power
to Manitobans. This bal- bills through Efficiency
I n my column last week,
I mentioned that our
Progressive Conservative
salaries until the next gen-
eral election, we began to
work even harder in the
anced and measured ap-
proach does not involve
Manitoba, a new Crown
agency that will develop
1887 A gentleman in town thought there were no hats
good enough here so procured one in Winnipeg. The el-
wage rollbacks and does energy-saving programs. ements thought otherwise and sent it fl ying down the
team passed 28 govern- House to fix Manitobas fi-
not aff ect workers pen- This agency, created with river last Sunday. He is now forced to don a Minnedosa
ment bills and two private nances. Our governments
sions. new legislation, will re- hat.
members bills in three new Fiscal Responsibility
Our government is duce energy bills for con-
months of hard work at the and Taxpayer Protection
Manitoba legislature dur- Act ensures financial sus-
also taking strong steps to sumers and companies af- 1897 The Minnedosa School Board is calling for ten-
better meet the needs of ter proposed rate increases ders for the erection of a schoolhouse.
ing the recently completed tainability for our prov-
children in care by giving resulting from the NDPs
spring session. ince with a commitment to
the Childrens Advocate mismanagement of Mani- 1907 Another landmark gone. The log building adjoin-
Continuing on our smart fiscal management,
increased powers and re- toba Hydro. ing the land titles office has been torn down this week.
path to make Manitoba the after the previous NDP ad-
sponsibilities. The new We completed a lot of This was one of the very oldest buildings in Minnedosa.
most improved province in ministration doubled the
Advocate for Children and important work this past
Canada, we have new laws provincial debt in just eight
Youth Act expands the spring. We look forward to
that will help fix the prov- years. Th is new law re-
mandate of the Advocates returning to the House in
1917 Minnedosans can get their boats built at home.
inces fi nances by reduc- quires real progress toward A motor boat to hold about 20 people and a good can-
offi ce beyond Child and the fall, as our government
ing the deficit, sustain our balanced budgets through vas canoe to hold at least three people, were both con-
Family Services in order to and PC team continue to
public services, improve progressively smaller defi- structed here and are doing good service.
help other vulnerable kids work for Manitobans by
the child welfare system, cits, and includes pay cuts
and young adults. fixing our finances, repair-
bring predictability to the for cabinet ministers who
For workers and their ing our services and re- 1937 The Minnedosa armouries will be reserved for
minimum wage and save fail to achieve legislated use as a community hall. The concrete armoury fl oor will
families looking for wage building our economy.
Manitobans money on deficit-reduction targets. be repaired and levelled and new hardwood floor laid.
predictability, as well as Greg Nesbitt is the MLA
their power bills, among With other legisla-
for businesses, we have for the Riding Mountain
many other important tion, we are protecting
passed the Minimum constituency. He can be 1947 Plans have been laid to form a Junior Chamber of
measures. and repairing the services
Wage Indexation Act that reached at 204-759-3313, Commerce in Minnedosa.
After our entire Manitoba families depend
adjusts the minimum rate 1-844-877-7767 or by email
40-member PC Caucus on. Th e Public Services
decided in early March to Sustainability Act brings
on October 1st of each at gregnesbittmla@mymts. 1957 July 2nd will bring the Ring Bros. Circus to the
year to reflect inflation. We net Agricultural Society Grounds. Highlights to include Su-
take a freeze on our MLA more certainty to public-
are raising the minimum sie Q, the Worlds smartest elephant, riding monkeys,
performing dogs and prancing ponies. There will also
be trapeze artists, aerialists, acrobats and tumblers.
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Editor. All letters must include the writers full name, Tuesday at 12 noon has returned as their new Parts and Service Manager.
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Brython Edwards Gives Bike Park A Makeover

By HILLARY CAMPBELL erly spaced with adequate is nothing to ride like that much more user friendly,
landing room. It is almost for dirt jumps. Just like the new layout will also be

B rython Edwards, a lo- like what is there now, just

cal dirt biking enthu- made properly, and bigger
siast has begun to update and better, he said.
Brandon needs a skate
park, the biking scene real-
ly needs this, I think it will
safer for users, we are go-
ing to have nice big land-
ings too, said Edwards.
Minnedosas bike park at This project is impor- be great. The new bike park will
the Rivers Edge. Con- tant to Edwards, as he, What else is great be great for the commu-
struction materials were like many other bike en- about the project is how nity as a whole. Its going
expected to arrive on June thusiasts, struggles to find low budget it is. While the to attract a lot of people to
24th, with the labour to somewhere to ride. There cost of a skate park could Minnedosa, anyone who
begin shortly thereafter. is a spot in town that Ive be close to $400,000, ac- is riding bikes and going
Brython and a friend of his, been riding for years, and cording to Edwards, the to see jumps like this that
Shea Koborudz, from Busy I saw the potential there, bike park needs only some are open to the public, its
Beever Tree Removal, plan said Edwards. He then ap- dirt, which is being do- really going to get people
to do all of the work. proached the right people, nated, and some signage, coming here, commented
While the old bike and got the project off the which will cost a few hun- Edwards. Before we had
park was not in disrepair, it ground, so to speak. With dred dollars each. They to go to Whistler and Cal-
was not without its faults. the legal requirements al- also received a $2,000 bud- gary, so to have something
What is set up there now ready taken care of for the get from the Rivers Edge, like this here, its going to
is really beginner style old skate park, the projects for which Edwards is in- be really great.
jumps, and they are not set groundwork is already credibly grateful. We are going to have
up properly, said Edwards. done. The bike park will be a sick dirt bike park, Ed-
With his improvements to Edwards is excited free to the public, and will wards concluded. As soon Photo Submitted
the park, it will now con- about this project, as far be laid out for visitors to as construction is done,
Brython Edwards goes over a jump
sist of a set of beginner, in- as jumps go in Manitoba, progress at their own pace the bike park will be avail-
termediate and advanced probably Saskatchewan and comfort level. In ad- able for public use.
at the Rivers Edge Bike Park.
jumps, which will be prop- and a lot of Ontario, there dition to the layout being

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Local Special Olympians Do Well
By HILLARY CAMPBELL were held at Brandon Uni- nine-hole course in an af- was 75 points over his av-
Have Reach versity, and the golf event ternoon, this day he played erage, while Camp shot a
The Minnedosa Tribune reaches far beyond the
boundaries of our community. F ore! Watch out world,
here comes Minnedo-
sas fabulous Special Olym-
was held out at the Shilo
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Johnson competed in
two nine-hole courses,
ending the day with a score
of 72 in the first game, and
111, a 129, a 183 and a 172,
and was 51 points over his
average.
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Argyle McCreary Sandy Lake on June 16th to June 18th. al. While Johnson is only golf was Corey Bouchard, Nova Scotia next summer.
Bethany Melita Shoal Lake The majority of the games used to playing a single who scored 79 in his first Adamson will be coaching
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Ewasiuk Wins Name The Police Car Contest

SUBMITTED called, has grown from forefathers of the North
those 150 members in West Mounted Police

I n honour of Canadas 1873 to approximately

150th birthday this year, 18,300 Regular Mem-
the RCMPs Westman bers (Police Officers) and
rode horses and of course
named their mounts. In
honour of this tradition
Traffic Services unit held a 10,000 civilian employees the Westman Traffic Ser-
police car naming contest today in 712 detachments vices unit engaged el-
in eight schools within the across the country. In ementary students across
Westman area. 1904, King Edward VII au- the Westman area to sub-
Th e Royal Canadian thorized the prefix Royal mit names for each police
Mounted Police traces and the Force became the vehicle. The RCMP Musi-
its history back to May of Royal North West Mount- cal Ride horses and Police
1873 when the Parliament ed Police (RNWMP). In Dogs are named in similar
of Canada established the 1920 the RNWMP joined national contests.
North West Mounted Po- with the Dominion Police The Mountie respon-
lice (NWMP) to police the to form the Royal Cana- sible for each car chose
vast North West, which dian Mounted Police and his/her favourite name
encompassed todays expanded to eastern Can- of those submitted. Each
provinces of Manitoba, ada. winning student was pre-
Saskatchewan and Alber- The Westman Traffic sented with a certificate
ta, as well as the North- Services unit, often bet- of achievement signed by
west, Yukon and Nunavut ter known by the former Assistant Commissioner
Territories. name of Highway Patrol, Scott Kolody, Command-
Th e North West is located in Minnedosa ing Offi cer of the RCMPs
Mounted Police has a rich and supplements the local D Division (Manitoba);
history in Manitoba. A RCMP detachments pro- Inspector Edward More-
Force of 150 Mounties was viding traffic enforcement land, the Officer in Com-
assembled over the winter throughout the Westman mand of D Division
of 1873/1874 at Fort Garry area. The unit primarily Traffi c Services; and the
(now Winnipeg). After a focuses on patrolling the officer who drives the po-
hard cold winter of train- Trans-Canada Highway, lice vehicle. The student
ing, an additional 150 the Yellowhead Highway was also presented with Photo Submitted
members joined the origi- and Highway #10 from the a stuff ed RCMP Musical
nal contingent at Fort Duf- United States border to Ride horse. All the stu- Tanners Crossing School student Dylan Ewasiuk is pictured
ferin near Emerson in the Riding Mountain National dents in the class were with Cst. Kristine Dupuis. Cst. Dupuis selected Dylans entry of
spring of 1874. From here, Park. presented with RCMP
Lady General for police vehicle 2B41 in the recent Westman Traffic
275 Mounties departed on The unit is composed stickers and tattoos, and
the famous March West to of one sergeant, one cor- were given a tour of the Services Name The Police Car Contest.
eliminate the illegal whis- poral, seven constables police car. The students
key trading in the area and two support staff, quite enjoyed playing with
around Fort Whoop Up with nine police vehicles. the emergency lights and
(near todays Lethbridge, In the past some mem- siren, and sitting in the
AB) and to establishing bers named their vehicles back of the police vehicles.
detachments across the just for fun. The RCMP Hopefully, they dont find
prairies. has a long history based themselves back there
Th e Force, as its on various traditions. Our when they grow up.

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Co-op Community Spaces Provides $125K to Ag Research Farm

SUBMITTED is all about. food production and agri-
In 2017 with Cana- cultures role in rural and

C o-op is pitching in to
help out the Manitoba
Beef and Forage Initiatives
da 150 just around the cor-
ner individual projects
were eligible to receive up
urban communities.
The MBFI will also uti-
lize the new facility to pro-
(MBFI). to $150,000 through Co- vide hands-on training in
The MBFI is a research op Community Spaces. In crop and livestock produc-
farm with three sites near total, 27 organizations are tion, farm product market-
Brandon, MB that will re- being supported through ing and workshops around
ceive $125,000 in funding the program this year. safe animal handling.
from Co-op Community Combined, these groups This is just wonder-
Spaces, a funding program which include non-profits, ful news, says Ramona
supporting recreation, charities and community Blyth, MBFI chair. MBFI
environmental conserva- service co-operatives is a centre of agricultural
tion and urban agriculture have received $2 million innovation engaging in
projects. for their community proj- science-based research to
Co-op Community ects. benefi t valuable ecosys-
Spaces is an exciting pro- Since launching in tems, improve producer
gram that is making a dif- 2015, Co-op Community profi tability and build so-
ference across Western Spaces has provided $4.5 cial awareness around the
Canada and were delight- million to more than 60 beef and forage industry.
ed to see it come to Bran- projects across B.C., Mani- Blyth says that MBFIs role
don, said Lorne Zachari- toba, Saskatchewan and is to support a community
as, General Manager with Alberta. of collaborative stakehold-
Heritage Co-op. Heritage Th e Co-op Commu- ers to advance agricul-
Co-op is supported and nity Spaces funding will tures future, and connect
owned by members and help support the construc- with the next generation.
customers throughout tion of the Learning Centre We are really looking Photo Submitted
southwest Manitoba, so of Excellence at the MBFIs forward to working with
its important that we give Brookdale site for produc- the great people at Co-op (L-R): Katharine Kingdon (Heritage Co-op), Ken Jenner (Heritage Co-op),
back and make invest- ers, industry leaders and Community Spaces and Lorne Zacharias (Heritage Co-op), Robin Hamilton (DUC), Ramona
ments in our community the public including stu- celebrating their support. Blyth (MBFI), Brian Lemon (MBP), Glenn Friesen (MB Ag), Duncan
and people, which is what dents to better under- says Blyth. Morrison (MFGA), Don Guilford (MBFI).
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By HILLARY CAMPBELL
T his year, while Canada
celebrates its 150th
birthday, Garry MacDow-
all will be looking back on
fifty years as a minister. In
this day and age, it is be-
coming less common that
we see someone spend a
decade in the same job,
let alone fi ve decades, not
to mention spending this
long in service to others.
Being the oldest of
nine siblings, it could be
said that helping others
came naturally to Mac-
Dowall. He was raised on a
farm in the Ottawa Valley.
He had planned to take
Political Science at Carlton
University, when he was
involved in a life threaten-
ing car accident. I decid-
ed then that God had given
me a second chance in life,
and I thought, my main
purpose now is to serve
others, so that ended up
in the church for me, said
MacDowall.
Garry moved west,
and held his fi rst job in a
hostel for transient men
Garrys 50 Years In Ministry
in Kamloops, BC, where
men would come and go
from Vancouver, in search
of jobs. The hostel would
give them food and shelter
for four days.
Photo Submitted
Garry MacDowall as
a young graduate.
After this, MacDowall
moved even further north
in BC, and went into the
Anglican Church, called
the Diocese of Caledonia.
Having grown up in a ru-
ral area, he knew that the
big city life was not suit-
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ed to him, so instead he
chose rural communities
throughout his career. I
had the chance to go to big,
urban cities, but decided
to stay where people get to
know each other, he said.
He describes his ca-
reer as having two parts.
The fi rst twenty-some
years were spent with the
First Nations people, and
the second, among people
of European ethnic back-
ground.
In Northern BC, he
and his wife were amongst
the First Nations people,
the Gitxsan, the Tsim-
shian, the Nisgaa, and the
Haida, on Haida Gwaii,
formerly Prince Charlotte.
He spent many years in a
BC village called Port Ed-
ward, where for three sea-
sons of the year, First Na-
tions people from around
the area would come to
catch and produce salm-
on. While here, Garry and
his wife, Judith welcomed
their three children into
the world.
If I can sum up my
years among the First Na-
Garry MacDowall is pictured by the stained glass at
the historic St. Marks Anglican Church.
tions people, they taught
me a lot, said MacDowall,
Im glad I went there in my
younger years, they taught
me much about what pa-
tience is, they taught me
much about having big
ears for each other, and to
not yap so much, and they
taught me that if you dont
get something done today,
there is always tomorrow.
It has now been over
twenty fi ve years since
MacDowall has lived
amongst the First Nations
people in BC, but the re-
lationships that were built
there withstood the tests of
time. He and Judith were
both adopted into tribes,
Garry into the Killer Whale
Clan, and Judith into the
Raven Clan. They are still
kept up-to-date with the
major happenings of their
clans.
From here, he and his
family moved to a spot
between Smithers and
Terrace, BC, where they
remained for a few years,
living in the old Hudsons
Bay Factors house.
After this, MacDowall
and his family relocated
again to Dawsons Creek,
Mile Zero on the Alaskan
Highway, where they lived
for nine years. They then
moved to Fairview, Alber-
ta, which then took them
to the last 22 years, during
which the MacDowalls
have lived in the Westman
area.
After working in the
St. Marys Church in Bran-
don, he and Judith decided
it was time for the move to
Minnedosa. Upon arriving
in Minnedosa 14 years ago,
Judith worked at the hos-
pital and care home, while
Garry devoted his time to
volunteer work including
the Lions Club and Recre-
ation Commission, just to
name a few. The motto for
the Lions Club is we serve,
and I guess thats been my
motto for my whole life, is
serving others. God gave
me a second chance, so my
love for him is shown in
my service for others, said
Garry.
During his time in
Minnedosa, Garry served
on town council under
the leadership of Mayors
Duane LaCoste and Ray
Orr, and he immensely
enjoyed this time. He has
since passed the torch on
to Judith, who currently
sits on Town Council.
He continued his work
with the church and takes
on some of the Sunday ser-
vices at the St. Marks An-
glican Church. Garry has
also spent time on missions
in the Grenadines. He
started a program in which
he raised money to buy
soccer balls, basketballs,
baseballs, etc. for children
9
Photo By Hillary Campbell
in the Grenadines. He also
worked on an initiative
which allows all children
to go to summer camp. He
has also gone on two mis-
sions to the Holy Land,
once looking at it from the
perspective of the Israeli
people, and once from the
perspective of the Pales-
tinians, and he gained im-
measurable perspective in
doing this.
Over the course of his
career, MacDowall has
learned some valuable life
lessons. Read on to ben-
efit from 50years worth of
wisdom, free of charge.
I learned that everybody
is important, every indi-
vidual is important, take
time for them in their
times of tears, their times
of joy, said MacDow-
all. Another thing that he
took away from his years
of experience is that the
little things are important,
the small things that may
seem trivial to you may
mean the world to some-
one else. He also learned
the importance of youth,
if you work with youths, it
opens the doors to moms
and dads and grandpar-
ents.
Continued
on Page 9
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NEWDALE NEWS
By RAVENS GLEN WI
W ed like to send sin-
cere sympathy from
the community to Shelley
and Grant Zahaiko and
family on the passing of
Shelleys mother in Alber-
ta. Funeral arrangements
are pending.
Special 80th birthday
greetings are being sent
to Fred Howard who cele-
brated this milestone event
on June 27th. It was very
much appreciated when
Fred bought coff ee at the
hotel on Monday morning.
We wish you many more to
come Fred!
Rod and Barb Peder-
son from Medicine Hat ar-
rived June 26th to help Rod
and Dels mother, Shirley,
celebrate her 85th birth-
day on June 27th. Rod and
Barbs family are all recov-
ering nicely from their car
accident, however, this
celebration was to have
taken place the weekend
their accident occurred,
so it will be slightly smaller
this time. We all wish Shir-
ley many more wonderful
birthdays ahead!
Shirley Pederson
treated the Sunday church
crowd to coff ee and muf-
fins following the last Sun-
day service until Septem-
ber and on the morning
of June 27th Del treated
everyone to coffee in hon-
our of his Moms birthday.
Great week to come for
coffee in Newdale!
Several houses have
been sold to new owners in
town, Shirley Switzers big
house on Minnedosa Av-
enue and the former home
of Don and Jean Watson on
Government Road Allow-
ance. We welcome these
newcomers to our small
town.
So many birthdays in
June congratulations to
Eileen Bradley who cel-
ebrated her birthday June
26th and birthday wishes
to Helen Zariwney who
celebrates her birthday
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SANDY LAKE NEWS
July 1st along with Canada. By DIANE BACHEWICH Kamloops, Calgary, Co- Ken and Darlene Por-
Congratulations to chrane, Saskatoon, Winni- ter returned home from
Karen Holyk who recently
completed the half-mar-
athon event of the 2017
C ongratulations to peg, St. Catharines and nu-
all the students who merous other locations in
graduated from high Manitoba. In for the week-
visiting in Vancouver and
Kamloops, BC with family
bringing daughter Kelsie
Manitoba Marathon and school, college and uni- end were Chris, Kara and and Grandson Jacob for a
last weekend, participated versities. Wish you all the Sam Roth of Fort Collins, holiday.
in the Winnipeg Bubble best in your future. Gradu- CO; Jim and Marika Mc- Diane Bachewich and
Run. ating from here were Mea- Donald, David and Donna Helen Derhak were sur-
Wed like to extend gan Huculak, daughter of Derhak of Calgary; Don- prised and happy when
all the graduating class of Larry and Wanda Huculak, na Rystephanuk of Rock grandson Kyle Wahoski
2017 the very best of luck she plans to attend ACC to Mountain House, AB; Rob- walked in the door, home
as they pursue their ca- study Agri business, and ert and Liz Mandzuk of St. from his stay in Australia.
reer courses, whether its Jennifer Burton, daughter Catharines, ON; Ron and Nice to see you home Kyle.
university, college or the of Kris and Lisa Burton, Lucy Mendro of Flin Flon; The Sandy Lake Mer-
workforce. Graduation she plans to take nursing Greg and Marylou Mendro, chants Association have
was held on June 28th in at the Brandon University. Laurie Lewandoski Kuzin been busy getting a new
the beautifully decorated They both graduated from of Winnipeg; Kim and Dan smaller dock #2 installed
Strathclair rink. Gradu- the Erickson high school. Harden of Carnduff, SK; at the beach.
ates with a Newdale con- Ann Zatylny accompa- Ryan Campbell and fam- Visiting with Irene
nection are Marika Dew- nied Larry and Marie Zat- ily of Dauphin; Tom and Shandala and Brian for a
ar-Norosky (daughter of ylny to Winnipeg recently, Tyn Cameron and family few days were Mike and
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Watson (Marguerite Ware- Mable Mochnocz. Brandon; Chris Porter and birthday party in Brandon.
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becca Baker (Pat and Don wandoski attended a fam- Vancouver; Kelsie Porter
Bakersgranddaughter). ily reunion on Ollies side and Jacob of Kamloops;
Good luck in the years of the family in Winnipeg Kerrie, Megan, Tyler and
ahead to every one of the over the weekend. Katie; Sheryl and Trevor
2017 Grad Class. Lawrence and Barb Dadey of Winnipeg; Derk
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CADURCIS NEWS Removing Stains From Corning Ware

By DOREEN TROTT future to the graduates. having to place the bucket recipe, do not allow them
Among the graduates inside the sink. to thaw first. Adding them
Solutions and
T he Henry and Cliff Mc- were Kienna and Victoria
Manus families and Rose, granddaughters of
the Hood family gathered Malcolm and Shirley Rose
Substitutions Add Guess Work
to Cake Mix:
while frozen will preserve
the texture and prevent
them from bleeding into
at the Basswood cemetery and Brooklyn Saler, grand- By the other ingredients and
for the funeral service for daughter of Brian Horner.
the late Verna Levis (nee Ezekiel Alexander
REENA NERBAS Homemade baking
tastes the best, but not ev-
changing the color of your
baking. Note: If the skin is
Hood). After the service McKinnon son of Nick and eryone has time to bake not broken, a blueberry
they retired to Basswood Kate McKinnon of Winni- from scratch. Here are will not bleed colour.
Hall where the Cadurcis peg was baptised at Cadu- Dear Reena, that piece into the lock and a few tricks to help cake Before adding frozen
ladies served a lunch. rcis on Sunday. The wind We have two Corn- hold for a few seconds so boxed cakes taste home- blueberries to your pie
Congratulations to up Sunday school picnic ing Ware casserole dishes that both pieces attach to- made. crust, sprinkle the crust
Hannah MacDonald who was held following the ser- that were bought used. gether. Turn and pull. Add one instant pud- with 3 tbsp. cornstarch
graduated from Minnedo- vice. They are stained and I am ding mix to a boxed mix to right before adding the
sa Collegiate on Friday. White frost was report- wondering if you have a Dear Reena, moisten the cake and up- berries. Doing this extra
Th e Minnedosa Confer- ed on the morning of June suggestion as to how these I own a large plastic grade the flavour. Submit- step absorbs liquid and
ence Centre was full of par- 25th on some low laying stains might be removed. bucket that I fill with water ted by Jessica prevents a soggy crust.
ents, grandparents, great areas. Barb to wash the car. The prob- Substitute milk for
grandparents and friends Mike Greer and friend lem is I cant fill the bucket water in cake mixes. Also, Note: Every user as-
who saw 38 students re- Claire from Seoul, Korea Dear Barb. under the tap because as to give boxed cake mixes sumes all risks of injury
ceive their high school di- are visiting with Jim and In a large pot, combine soon as the bucket is full more homemade flavor, or damage resulting from
plomas. All the best in the Nancy Greer. 3 cups (750 mL) vinegar, 4 of water, I cant pull it out add one extra egg. Submit- the implementation of
cups (1 L) water and 2 tbsp. of the sink without spill- ted by Jordyn any suggestions in this
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Garry MacDowall
Continued
from Page 9
Being an old style Th ere are different de-
type of minister, MacDow-
all noted that if only one
family member attended
church, rather than wait-
some of the Christian
churches in rural commu-
nities collaborated more.
nominations in our small
town, I am an ecumenical
kind of guy, Im not just
interested in my Anglican
to a boil. Set one Corning
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mixture for five minutes
(the water must cover the
dish). If necessary, scrub
wet Corning Ware with an
S.O.S pad. Once dry, your
dishes will look brand
new. If black marks are
scratched into the glass,
the marks are permanent.
suggestions? Bev
Dear Bev,
Instead of placing the
bucket inside the sink, po-
sition it on the edge of the
counter. Hold a dust pan
under the tap. The water
flows into the dustpan and
inside the bucket without
cream and one extra tsp.
real vanilla to box cakes,
this gives the cake a moist
texture. Submitted by Hel-
ena
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When it comes to us-
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the Christian Churches. A metal kitchen light
follow and come to him,

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has but one regret, not
giving my wife more time
in her giftedness. When
we moved from one place
to another, it was because
of my job in the ministry,
and she was very accom-
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her away from her voca-
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HELP WANTED CARD OF THANKS

Thank you to Cal and

Gerri Cooke for the surprise
80th birthday party. Also to my
MINNEDOSA CREDIT UNION family and my children and
MEMBER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE great grandson for coming so
CASUAL PART-TIME far. Thanks to everyone for the
The Position: flowers, gifts and money. It
was a really great time. Love
Minnedosa Credit Union is looking for a people focused individual to join our and Thanks Myrna. x
member service team.
The selected candidate will provide members with a variety of services at the IN MEMORIAM
front counter with courtesy and accuracy. The position responds to member
inquiries on all credit union products and services and identifies opportunities
to improve the members relationship/experience with Minnedosa Credit In Memory of
Union. Other duties outside the member service area may be assigned as Mom and Dad
required. MERLE L. GWYER
August 26th, 1926
Hours will be casual, scheduled Monday through Saturday.
GEORGE J. GWYER
The Person: December 15th, 1923
The successful candidates qualifications should include: - July 23rd, 2012
Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills,
Strong commitment to quality service, We have thought of
A positive attitude and ability to work in a team environment, days gone by,
Grade 12 or equivalent education and experience. When all of us
were together.
The Salary:
A shadow of our
Salary will relate to qualifications and experience. Minnedosa Credit Union lives has cast
also offers employee benefit, pension and bonus plans. Our loved ones
For details on Minnedosa Credit Union visit us on the web at gone forever.
www.minnedosacu.mb.ca
Always in our hearts,
17065gmb Please submit your resume, in confidence, by July 5, 2017 to:
Your Family.
Gaylene Johnson, Member Service Supervisor x
Minnedosa Credit Union Limited
Box 459
Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0
Direct line 204-867-6357
E-mail: gjohnson@minnedosacu.mb.ca
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Mavericks Latest Action BASSWOOD NEWS

By DARRYL HOLYK the regular season this By ZELDA FIRBY Basswood area for 11 years be-
past Wednesday night tak- fore moving to BC in 1978.

A t the 10 game point of

the 2017 Santa Clara
Baseball League regular
season, the Minnedosa
Mavericks were sitting in
second place with seven
wins and three losses.
Recent wins included
a 16-3 defeat over the Ebb
and Flow Lakers on June
19th, a 10-8 win over the
Dauphin Brewers on June
21st and a 16-1 win over
the Carberry Royals last
Friday, June 23rd.
The Mavericks played
their fi nal home game of
ing on the Carberry Royals.
The teams tied with a score
of 5-5.
C ongratulations to Cassie Belated congratulations
Ross and Gordie Ross who to Ron and Gaileen Kingdon
graduated recently with a de- on the occasion of their 60th
Last night, Th urs- gree in Agri-Business from the wedding anniversary and Jim
day, June 29th, the Mav- University of Manitoba. and Margaret Kingdon on their
ericks were scheduled to Sympathy is extended to 64th wedding anniversary.
play in Austin against the the family of Erla (Robertson) Congratulations and good
Austin As. Their fi nal two Th omson of Brandon who luck to Ryan Firby and Kiana
games of the regular sea- passed away June 10th. Con- Rose and all the graduates who
son are scheduled for next dolences are also sent to Erlas graduated from Grade 12 on
Wednesday, July 5th at Ste. Brother Lyle and Arlene and Friday form Minnedosa Colle-
Rose and Friday, July 7th at family. Erla grew up in the giate.
Plumas. Basswood area. A safe and happy holiday is
Following the regular Sympathy is sent to Ida wished to all the students and
season, Play-offs will begin Kihn and family of Didsbury, teachers on the completion of
with fi nals scheduled for AB on the passing of Alfred another school year.
early August. Kihn. The Kihns farmed in the
Photo by Darryl Holyk

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Kraft salad dressing asstd ......................475ml ..2/$5.00
Hellmanns Real Mayo/Big Squeeze Mayo...................750-890ml ............. $3.99
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Perrier water sparkling flavored .........................................750-1lt ..........2/$3.00
Christie crackers, Ritz asstd ...............200-225g ......$2.49
Tostitos asstd ....................................................................220-280g ..........2/$6.00
NN chips asstd.........................................200g..4/$5.00
Lays chips asstd ...............................................................240-255g ..........3/$8.00
Christie Bits & Bites original ...................................................175g ............. $1.97
NN red/blue beer cups ..........................50ea ...... $3.99
RC 6.75 plate ...........................................................................40ea ............. $3.99
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NN plastic forks/knives/spoons .........................................48ea ............. $2.49
PC maple marshmallows ....................................................400g ............. $2.99
Tabasco hot sauce................................................................... 57ml ............. $2.99
Lea Prn Worcestershire sauce ............................................. 284ml ............. $3.49
Club House gravy asstd ....................................................... 21-31g ............. $0.99
PC pancake mix buttermilk complete ...............................905g ............. $2.49
Tim Hortons original/Dark roast coffee ................................300g .............$7.49
KD original ...............................................................................225g ..........3/$4.00
Motts Clamato asstd .............................................................. 1.89lt ............. $3.69
Alymer tomatoes diced/whole/green pepper .................... 796ml ............. $1.50
Del Monte fruit canned asstd .............................................. 398ml ............. $1.50
Habitant soup asstd .............................................................. 796ml ..........3/$5.00
NN croutons asstd ...............................................................145g ............. $1.50
NN ice cream cups/cones ...................................................18ea ............. $1.50
Hunts pasta sauce asstd ....................................................... 680ml ............. $1.50
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NN teriyaki/sweet & sour/honey garlic .......................... 350ml ............. $1.99
PC crackers - crisp thin vegetable, English cream ............225g ............. $1.79
PC crackers english cream ..................................................200g ............. $1.79
NN pretzels/crunchy snacks/cheese twists.......................200g ............. $1.79
Oasis juice asstd .....................................960ml ..3/$5.00
PC artichoke & asiago/roasted red pepper .......................227g ............. $2.99
NN cheese bars ....................................................................700g ............. $7.99
Black Diamond cheese slices .................................................450g ............. $4.99
NN non hydro margarine....................................................454g ............. $1.50
FM brownies two bite ..............................................................300g ............. $2.99
McCain cakes asstd ............................410-510g ......$4.99
Chapmans Frozen Yogurt .......................................................... 2lt ............. $4.49
Chapmans sandwiches & cones asstd ............................ 5x140ml ............. $4.99
Bacardi frozen drink mix...................................................... 250ml ............. $1.50
MM Five Alive, Fruitopia frozen drink mixes asstd ........... 295ml ..........5/$4.00
Michelina asstd regular only ..................................................227g ............. $1.79
PC decadent icecream cookie sandwiches ................ 6x100ml ............. $4.99
MEATS
ML top dog weiners .................................450g ...... $3.79
BC beef burgers bbq hickory, cheddar cheese ...................1.13kg ............. $9.99
PC chicken wing with sauce ...............................................907g ........... $12.99
PC smokies asstd ...................................................................1kg ............. $8.99
Chicken legs ..............................................................................................$1.99/lb
Beef strip loin steaks ......................................... $9.99/lb
Pork loin chops centre cut ....................................................................... $3.29/lb
PRODUCE
Broccoli ..........................................................................................................$1.99
Carrots ........................................................................................2lb .............$1.99
English cucumber .................................................. $0.99
Yellow onions .............................................................................3lb .............$1.99
Grape pint tomatoes...................................................................................... $2.49
Manns sugar snap peas ..........................................................227g ............. $2.99
Sweet potatoes ..........................................................................................$1.29/lb
Cherries .............................................................$3.99/lb
FM tray corn ................................................................................4ct ............. $3.99
Celery .............................................................................................................$2.99

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Friday, June 30, 2017

Commemorative
Special Edition
2 Commemorative Grad Section 2017 The Minnedosa Tribune

2017 MINNEDOSA
GRADUATES OF

HERES Way to
TO A go
BRIGHT Mackenzie Katherine Evan Richard Leland Thomas Cody Jessie Grads!
FUTURE Bell
Daughter of Andrea Playter
BETTERIDGE
Son of Karen Hunt and
BRAMLEY
Son of Karen and Bryan
CAMPBELL
Son of Becky Campbell
GRADS! and Glen Bell. Richard Betteridge. Bramley. and Kyle Kufley. M&M
Plans to travel to Australia. Will be entering WIll be entering the Plans to enter the
Salers the workforce. workforce. workforce and finish his AUTOBODY
Backhoe & apprenticeship levels.
Trucking

There is a good
reason they call Way
these ceremonies
commencement
Fiona Holly Nicholas Robert Aaron Paige Marie Ryan Stanley
to Go
exercises.
Graduation is not CAWILI
Daughter of Hazel and
CHAMBERS
Son of Tracey and
CROOKS
Daughter of Lorena and
FIRBY
Son of Sylvia and Mark Firby.
Grads!
the end; its the
beginning.
Froilan Cawili.
Plans to attend Brandon
Nick Boutall.
Will be attending ACC
James Crooks.
Plans to attend the
Will be attending ACC
to continue his education
Four
Seasons
- Orrin Hatch University to earn a Bachelor to become a Automotive University of Manitoba to towards his apprenticeship
Minnedosa of Nursing to become a
registered nurse practitioner.
Technician. become an Ultrasound and one day take over the

Pharmacy
Technician. family farm. Repair

Heres Congrats
to a job Chance Timothy Carter Robert Chyenne Bailey Marie Levi James
Grads!
FLICK GAISER GERVAIS GREGORASH
well done! Son of Patricia McBratney and
Timothy Flick.
Son of Marlene Demi and
Robert Gaiser.
Daughter of Alicea Gervais. Son of Tracy and Troy
All the Best in
Will be attending ACC to
achieve his level one electrical
Gregorash.
Will be attending Ryerson
the Future!
apprenticeship and continue University in Toronto
working to complete his four to study Aerospace
year Electrical Apprenticeship. Engineering.
R.M. of
Minto - Odanah
The Minnedosa Tribune Commemorative Grad Section 2017 3

A Salute
to the Grads
Class of 2017, may
your future be Reach
everything youve
always dreamed it High
would be. Grads of
Congratulations Seth Joel Bergen Sofie Liv Ryan Mitchell Joel Kenneth 2017
GREGORASH HAYWARD HEINO HNYBIDA
Son of Tracy and Troy Daughter of Erin Alexander Son of Cindy and Lars Son of Candace Warrener.
Gregorash. and Mark Hayward. Heino. Will be entering the
Serving the communities Plans to attend ACC to Will be entering the Plans to further his workforce.
of Minnedosa and Erickson become a Web Designer or workforce. Hockey career and attend
Graphic Designer. University or College
afterwards.

Best of luck Congratulations

to the Class to the class of
2017!
of 2017! Nicholas Aaron Troy Brady Amy Samantha Michael Samuel Blaine
HURTUBISE JOHNSON KRESHEWSKI KRESHEWSKI From Adam
Modern Looks Son of Eric Hurtubise. Son of Gaylene and Dan Daughter of Dianne Son of Diane Kreshewski. and Staff
Unisex Hair Will be entering the Johnson. Kreshewski. Will be attending the at
workforce with plans to Plans to go to Australia in Will be attending the University of Ottawa to obtain
Design apprentice in welding or the fall to work and travel. University of Manitoba with his Bachelor of Commerce
Kirks Service
plans of becoming a health with plans to one day become
mechanics.
and wellness educator. a member of Parliament.

Grads Congrats to
Youre Tops
Peri
With us! Emily Michelle Hannah Elizabeth Peri Lynn Ryan Matthew Madill

From the MACDONALD MACDONALD MASHTOLER McLENEHAN and the rest

Daughter of Jasmine and Daughter of Louise and Daughter of Callie Mendrikis Son of Nicole and Terry
staff at David MacDonald. John MacDonald. and David Mashtoler. McLenehan. of the Class of
Plans to attend Briercrest Plans to take a year off Plans to attend ACC taking Plans to attend the
College and Seminary to school to work and travel. Agribusiness and the enter University of Manitoba to 2017!
pursue physiology and the workforce in the Ag take Computer Science.
major in drug addictions. industry.
BLAZERS

Congrats and Best Wishes!

To all the Grads of 2017!
4 Commemorative Grad Section 2017 The Minnedosa Tribune

Heres to Way to go
Grads!
a Bright Best of Luck
in your Future
Future!
From Laurie
John Montgomery
MOFFAT
Suade Alexander
MOYER
Elyse Isabella
PECKOVER
Jordan Edward Craig
POPIEN Endeavors!
& Staff at Son of Sandra and Les Daughter of Kim and Daughter of Linda Son of Kellie and Lyle
Minnedosa Moffat. Marty Moyer. MacDonald and Monty
Peckover.
Popien.
Plans on working for a year
Service and then attending Canadian
Mennonite University in the
Station fall of 2018.

GOOD LUCK
ON YOUR
JOURNEY
Congrats
Good Luck Brooklyn and
Class of Best of luck
Hailey Rose Hunter Kiana Shirley Lynne Victoria Paige Brooklyn Wendy
to the Class
2017! RAPSKY
Daughter of Tamra and
ROSE
Daughter of Shandra and
ROSE
Daughter of Christine and
SALER
Daughter of Megan Horner of 2017!
and Darren Saler.
Minnedosa Matt Rapsky.
Plans to attend the
Jeff Stewart.
Plans to attend Brandon
Shawn Rose.
Plans to travel and pursue Will be going to Brazil for
a year as part of Rotary
Insurance University of Calgary and
become a registered nurse.
University for Psychology
and Sociology.
a career in photography.
Exchange and then attending Brian Horner
Services ACC to get into nursing.
Trucking
204-210-0029

Congratulations
Congrats to
to the Dawson Wayne Orla Marie Sarah Jane Julia Leanne
SAUNDERS SHERIDAN STEMMER TOMLINSON
the Class of
Graduating 2017 and
Son of Marla and Dan Daughter of Kathleen Daughter of Pam and Olaf Daughter of Tammy
Class of Saunders. Sheridan and Patrick Stemmer. Tomlinson and Scott good luck in
Plans to attend ACC to Sheridan. Plans to attend ACC for the Tomlinson.
2017! get his red seal for power Plans to attend ACC Business Administration Plans to attend the University all your future
of Winnipeg and become a
Sims and mechanics and hopes to and become a certified program.
registered psychiatric nurse.
endeavors!
own his own business. Agronomist.
Company
Barristers
Frontier
Solicitors
Notaries
Trading Co.

It took a lot of hard work to reach this goal. You had to show up every day,
Greg Nesbitt
Congratulations
whether you felt like it or not.
I hope you feel great about what youve accomplished, and I hope youll MLA Riding Mountain
continue to be a person who shows up day in and day out for those things
Class of 2017
2047593313
that are worthwhile and important in life. 18448777767
Enjoy your special day! gregnesbittmla@mymts.net
The Minnedosa Tribune Commemorative Grad Section 2017 5

Congratulations
and
Congratulations Best Wishes for the Future
Graduates! to
Congratulations Wishing you
All Rolling River School Division Graduates
Continued Success
to the and Good Luck from the
Linnae Dawn Maia Teresa Grad Class Always! RRSD Board of Trustees and Employees
TOPHAM Wallis of 2017!
Daughter of Corinne and Daughter of Cate Watrous
Gary Topham. and Dale Wallis.
Will be attending the Plans to attend the
University of Lethbridge to University of Saskatchewan 65 Main St. S.
become a registered nurse. to become a pathologist. Minnedosa, MB
204-867-3674

Congrats and Best Wishes!

From the Board & Staff at
Minnedosa Credit Union
6 Commemorative Grad Section 2017 The Minnedosa Tribune

2017
Minnedosa Collegiate Graduation

AWARDS
Senior Female Athlete of the Year Minnedosa Collegiate Award Piston Ring Power Mechanics Award
Maia Wallis Levi Gregorash Dawson Saunders

Senior Male Athlete of the Year Minnedosa Heritage Co-op Bursary Rolling River Teachers Association
Troy Johnson Levi Gregorash Scholarship
Michael Kreshewski
Minnedosa Construction Trades Group William Angus Grant Memorial Award
Awards Levi Gregorash Minnedosa Lions Club Bursary
Ryan Firby, Chance Flick, Evan Betteridge, Michael Kreshewski
Jordan Popien, Joel Hnybida, Masonic Award
Cody Campbell Maia Wallis Minnedosa Canvasback Mentored Hunt
Award
Minnedosa Credit Union Youth Board Minnedosa Credit Union Award Michael Kreshewski
Paige Crooks, Amy Kreshewski, Maia Wallis
Michael Kreshewski, Ryan McLenehan, Rolling River School Divisions English
Hailey Rapsky, Linnae Topham Captain HGL Hutton Award 40S Award
and Levi Gregorash. Maia Wallis Michael Kreshewski

Charette Award for Excellence in Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Chamber of Commerce Scholarship
Community Service Orla Sheridan Linnae Topham
Emily MacDonald
Redfern Farm Services Award Archie & Winona Londry Scholarship
Minnedosa Band Parents Association Orla Sheridan Linnae Topham
Award
Hannah MacDonald Archie & Winona Londry Scholarship South Parkland Area 4-H Council Award
Amy Kreshewski Linnae Topham
Minnedosa Archery Club Bursary
Leland Bramley Averill Memorial Foundation Manitoba 4H Council Scholarship
Scholarship Linnae Topham
Friesens Yearbook Scholarship Amy Kreshewski
Hailey Rapsky Minnedosa Health District Auxiliary
UCT Scholarship Award
Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Seth Gregorash Linnae Topham
Award
Hailey Rapsky Westman Award of Excellence The Shawn Cooper Memorial
Scholarship Scholarship
Minnedosa & District Health Foundation Seth Gregorash Linnae Topham
Scholarship
Fiona Cawili Preceptor Zeta Bursary Minnedosa Tribune Honour Role
Seth Gregorash Michael Kreshewski, Linnae Topham,
Minnedosa Nurses Union Bursary Levi Gregorash, Seth Gregorash,
Fiona Cawili Rockin the Fields of Minnedosa Amy Kreshewski
Scholarship
Chown Centennial Entrance Seth Gregorash Raymond Girling Scholarships
Scholarship Seth Gregorash, Levi Gregorash,
Ryan McLenehan GM Bursary Amy Kreshewski, Maia Wallis
Dawson Saunders
Yellowhead Region Minor Hockey Governor Generals Medal
Association Scholarship J. Girling Family Award Levi Gregorash
Ryan McLenehan Dawson Saunders
The Minnedosa Tribune Commemorative Grad Section 2017 7

2017
GRADUATES OF
ERICKSON
Congrats Congrats
and Class of
Best Wishes Avery Wyatt Autumn Dawn Tamrick Leon Jennifer Abigail

Mountain
BERNES
Son of Heather Carlson
BOLES
Granddaughter of
BRANDON III
Son of Cynthis Mecas and
BURTON
Daughter of
2017!
Park and Stan Bernes. Len Boles. grandson of Esther McKay. Kris and Lisa Burton.

Pharmacy
Avery plans to pursue a
career in the automotive
Autumn plans to study
culinary arts at ACC.
Leon plans to attend the
Bold Eagle program.
Jen plans to study nursing
at Brandon University. Beattys
trades.
XTR
47 Main St. Erickson, MB
Ph: 204-636-2361
Fax: 204-636-2184

Congratulations
Follow
to the
graduating Chayce Walker Megan Ann Seth Rylee James Daytona Taylor
Your
class! HANSON
Son of Chris and Dana
HUCULAK
Daughter of Larry and
HUNTINGHAWK
Son of Warren Kirkness
KIRKNESS
Daughter of Michelle Dreams
Flowers Hanson.
Chayce plans to attend
Wanda Huculak.
Megan plans to study
and Correen Huntinghawk.
Rylee plans to take a year
Kirkness.
Daytona plans to study
on Main Brandon University in the Agribusiness at ACC. off and work. Early Childhood Education Minnedosa
fall. at ACC. Auto Wreckers

Follow Your
Happy
Dreams
Graduation
But Never
Forget Your
Class of
Way Back
Jordan Lee Ziarah Marley Rose Dawson Joelle Jeremy Nathan 2017!
KONDRATIEW Kroeker McKAY McKAY-SHORTING Alexander
Daughter of Toby and Daughter of Matthew and Daughter of Shawn McKay Son of Mark Shorting and
Home! Diane Kondratiew. Tusa Kroeker. Jackson Law
and Victoria Blackbird. Gwen McKay.
7+(2/'(67:((./<1(:63$3(5,17+(&$1$',$1:(67
Jordan plans to study Ziah plans to take a year off Dawson plans to study Jeremy plans to study Office
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Veterinary Technology and travel around Canada Culinary Arts at ACC. Culinary Arts at ACC. 110B Main St. S.
at Red River Community before attending university
Minnedosa, MB
and study Psychology.
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College. 204-867-3981
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Kieran Ried Jaime Ann Jocelyn Katherina Joan Kaylee Della Marie Josephine Chassidy
McKAY NYLEN PREISINGER SMITH SMOKE
Son of Sherri McKay. Daughter of James and Daughter of Jim and Darlene Daughter of Daughter of Wayne Foster
Keiran plans to enter the Pennie Nylen. Preisinger. Karen Huntinghawk and and Florence Towle.
workforce. Jaime plans to study Jocelyn plans to continue Stan Smith. Cassie plans to study
Agribusiness at ACC. her studies at ACC or Kaylee plans to pursue a Interactive Media at ACC.
Brandon University. Bachelor of Education at
Brandon University.

2017
Erickson Collegiate Graduation
AWARDS
RRSD Bronze Medallion Dr. A.S. Khandelwal Scholarship in honour of Uncle Carls Canteen Award
Chayce Hanson Mrs. Indu Khandelwal Dawson McKay
Jennifer Burton
Sandy Lake Lions Science Awards Erickson Collegiate Institute Student
Jennifer Burton RM of Park Rural Futures Award Council Scholarship
Jordan Kondratiew Megan Huculak
Grade 12 Highest Standing Awards
Autumn Boles Family Studies Jason Kelly Memorial Scholarship Rolling River Teachers Association
Jennifer Burton Pre-Calculus Math, Career Ziah Kroeker Kaylee Smith
Preparation, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics
Chayce Hanson ELA Literary, Band Erickson Credit Union Poor Michaels Outstanding Contribution
Megan Huculak Essential Math Dawson McKay to Music Award
Jordan Kondratiew ELA Comprehensive, Outdoor Dawson McKay
Education, Applied Math, Psychology Erickson Chamber of Commerce Award
Ziah Kroker Art, Cinema as a Witness to Modern Megan Huculak Erickson Womens Institute Bursary
History Dawson McKay
Dawson McKay Current Topics in First Municipality of Clanwilliam-Erickson Endeavor
Nations, Metis and Inuit Studies, Law Award Royal Bank Citizenship Award
Jeremy McKay-Shorting Food and Nutrition Jaime Nylen Kieran McKay
Kaylee Smith Current Topic in First Nations, Metis
and Inuit Studies Heritage Co-op Erickson Lions Club
Chayce Hanson Chayce Hanson
Academic Honour Roll Medallions
Bronze Recipients (80-84.9%) are: Erickson and District Interfaith Association Wilda and Kelly Carlson Award
Chayce Hanson, Kieran McKay, Jaime Nylen, Jeremy McKay-Shorting Chayce Hanson
Kaylee Smith
Westman Communications Scholarship Governor Generals Medal
Silver Recipients (85-89.90) are: Megan Huculak Jennifer Burton
Jennifer Burton, Megan Huculak, Jordan
Kondratiew, Ziah Kroeker, Dawson McKay, Jewels of Siam Valedictorian Presentation and Address
Jocelyn Preisinger Jordan Kondratiew Miss Jennifer Burton and
Miss Megan Huculak
Grade 12 Athlete of the Year Award Wasagaming Chamber of Commerce
Male - Chayce Hanson Jaime Nylen
Female - Dawson McKay
Split Lake Educational Authority
MLA Outstanding Citizenship Award Daytona Kirkness
Chayce Hanson
Erickson Nurses MNU #73
Erickson Legion #143 Jennifer Burton
Kaylee Smith
Crawford Park Hall Award
Royal Canadian Legion Erickson Branch in honour Jordan Kondratiew
of Legion Ladies
Dawson McKay Jeff Kerr Memorial Scholarship
Chayce Hanson
Dr. A.S. Khandelwal Scholarship
Jennifer Burton Moms Canteen/Dianne Watts Memorial Award
Rylee Huntinghawk