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innedosa Town Council met for a special meeting before its Committee of the Whole meeting on
Tuesday, May 24th. Mayor Orr presided with Councillors Taylor, Luker, Wedgewood and MacDowall in attendance. Councillors Skatch and Saler were absent.
The meeting opened with a public hearing to deal
with a conditional use application applied for by Brio
Massage. The application asked that the development
of a registered massage therapy service be allowed in
a home previously zoned as residential. As no objections against the application were received, Council
approved the conditional use order allowing Brio Massage to open and operate out of the former home.
For some time, the Town has expressed concerns
about the former St. John law building on the west side
of Main Street across from the cenotaph. CAO Jenkins
reported that Tanners Crossing Planning District Development Officer, Brian Skatch had given the buildings owner, Norm Sims, until May 31st to have the old
crumbling building torn down. Mr. Sims responded
with a letter asking for an extension to August 31st to
clean the building. Council discussed the situation and
agreed to grant the request providing that the old St.
John building is demolished and lots cleaned by August
31st.
Council also dealt with two subdivision proposals from Murray Parrott on behalf of Prairie Oasis Ltd.
The existing four and six-plexs located along the river
behind the former Armoury are being converted into
bare land condominiums.
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(L-R): Waine Mansell (Legion Vice President), Wayne Hopkins (Legion Treasurer and Clubroom
Manager), Duane LaCoste (Legion President), Valerie St. John (Legion Ladies Auxiliary President),
Wayne Currah (Clinic Committee Chair), John Mendrikis (Clinic fundraising committee),
Ray Morgan (Clinic fundraising committee), and Ray Orr (Mayor).
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This basically means
each unit will be considered a private, stand
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than zoned together as
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reducing the strict regulations and work load required for auditing of municipal support groups
and not-for-profits. Currently, under the Public
Sector Accounting Board
(PSAB) such groups as
libraries, museums, archives, halls, recreation
commissions, etc are
experiencing major expenses in order to have
financial audits completed to meet strict auditing guidelines and regulations. Many of these
groups are not-for-profit,
financially supported by
their local municipality
and run by community
volunteers. This auditing
expense has a negative
impact on a municipalitys financial position.
Council decided to draft
the resolution to be presented and discussed at
the upcoming mid western meeting of the AMM.
If approved at the mid
western meeting, the resolution will move forward
for presentation at the
November AMM conference.
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We have room to park your trailers.
What we provide:
All feed.
Pasture in the summer.
Feed tested quality hay in the winter.
Oats.
Feed supplements.
Heated water bowls in the pastures for the winter season.
Grooming equipment.
Fly sprays, hoof ointments & other general care items.
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10 Years Running
Dear Editor,
Letters to
the Editor
for Conrad Black, another
is the litigation director
of a organization of right
wing lawyers that argues
that Canadas labour laws
have no place in a free society, and yet another runs
an organization that advises corporations on how to
keep unions out.
Where does the majority of their funding come
from, and why? Like the
Tea Party in the US, some
citizens send them donations thinking that they
are supporting a grassroots
group. The CTF is actually a group that represents
commercial and political special interests while
pretending to represent
grassroots citizens. Th ey
are nothing but a lobby
group with a knee-jerk
response to government
spending so why are they
even provided the coverage they get in the media
and why are the media
uncritical of their propaganda? The CTF does not
produce any research or
analysis and most of their
employees are nothing
but media spokespeople
so they spend little to no
time or effort assessing the
economic or social costs of
their proposals. Their obsessive objections to public sector debt and deficit
are not based on sound
economic principles but
aim to undermine the effectiveness of the public
sector in the minds of the
public.
The CTF advocates a
corporate and personal tax
structure that benefits corporations, not citizens. The
CTF never talks about the
full implications of lowering taxes. Their relentless
anti-tax articles are simplistic and are nothing but
rhetoric. A little research
Louise Uhryniuk,
Minnedosa, MB
Bryson Foy, 16
Winnipeg, MB
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1886 The rough casting is being pulled off the Saskatchewan House, preparatory to having a new coat put on.
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1996 In a 3-2 vote, Town Council approved a resolution to include the installation of residential water metres as part of the new water delivery system repair project. The overall project is estimated to cost between $1.5
and $1.75 million.
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The organizing committee of the Rockin the Fields of Minnedosa Par 3 Golf
Tournament would like to extend our thanks to all those who made this years
event such a huge success. Thanks to the support of the players, the sponsors
& the volunteers, this years event realized in excess of $9,500 in support of
on-going improvements and upgrades for Rockin the Fields of Minnedosa & the
Minnedosa Golf & Country Club. Your support is truly appreciated!
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our meeting.
Don Baker, Wayne
Baker, Shannon Dalke and
Stephen Lott helped set
up the archery course in
the Minnedosa Valley Friday and the archery shoot
was held on Saturday,
May 28th. A good crowd
enjoyed the day around
Squirrel Hill but the ticks
also enjoyed the many
folks trudging around! If
you are in the long grass
anywhere, make sure you
check yourself for ticks,
they are out in hordes
this spring.
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REMINDER: Race kits should be picked up from 5-7 P.M. at the Pavilion on Friday, June 3rd.
Our family and the Manitoba Neurofibromatosis Support Group directors and members feel
blessed beyond measure for Minnedosa and the surrounding communities who have
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All
student delegations were
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peg Model United Na- about at least one of four
tions Assembly, also called model UN Resolutions
MUNA, was convened on crafted in advance by the
May 13th to 15th at the MUNA organizers.
Canadian Mennonite UniDelegates were enversity and hosted by the couraged to consider how
Winnipeg Rotary Club. their assigned nations
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lors to learn more about how they, themselves - or
the workings of the United the nation of Canada Nations and to serve and would respond.
speak as model UN DelThis years resolution
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politics, geography, his- nuclear proliferation
tory and culture.
with a focus on Irans use
This year, the Winni- (or not) of nuclear materipeg MUNA hosted a re- als for peaceful means
cord 70 delegations of 200 and strengthening the copeople from Manitoba, ordination of emergency
Ontario and Saskatch- humanitarian assistance.
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states of Minnesota and on the current turmoil in
South Dakota. Five of Libya, calling upon UN
these delegations repre- Member States to deploy
sented student teams from security forces, in direct
Western Manitoba from consultations with the
the towns of Minnedosa, current Libyan GovernNeepawa and Roblin.
ment of National Accord.
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Minnedosa
Collegiate, to approve this resolution.
students Michael Kre- Speaking as delegates
shewski and Ryan McLe- from Greece, Minnedosas
nehan served as delegates Michael Kreshewski and
for the nation of Greece Ryan McLenehan noted,
and student Riley Barrett if we follow this course of
served as a delegate for action, it will be impossithe nation of Sri Lanka. ble for the interim Libyan
Minnedosa
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teacher Donna Alexander those groups who are still
served as Counsellor for undecided and reluctant
both teams.
to adhere to agreement...
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tary Club co-sponsored is being determined by
their two teams, in collab- foreign sources, we do
oration with Minnedosa not believe the intervenCollegiate. In Neepawa, tion with foreign forces is
the Rotary and Inner the best way to solve this
Wheel Clubs sponsored problem.
the teams from NAC. In Neepawas April MacRoblin, Goose Lake High Donald spoke for this resSchool sponsored their olution as a delegate from
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of the UN General Assem- attain peace and justice,
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to also learn more about most importantly, to Libhow the United Nations ya having a safe place
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BASSWOOD NEWS
By ZELDA FIRBY
n Saturday afternoon
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friends and family gathered at the Basswood Hall
to honour Breanne Proven,
bride elect of Tom Maines
with a bridal shower. Following a couple of contests
and the opening of gifts,
Breanne very ably thanked
everyone. The afternoon
concluded with a delicious
lunch and a time of visiting.
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WPM, Lots 25-32 Block 21, Plan 4 NLTO otherwise known as 260
1st Street S.W., Minnedosa, as shown outlined in a heavy solid line
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ASHLEY COOK
AND
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along with their parents
Barry and Colleen Cook,
Art Dalton and Lorraine
Russell are pleased to
announce their engagement
and upcoming wedding on
August 13th at the Cook farm.
Please join us for a
wedding shower at the
Clanwilliam Hall on
June 4th from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Congratulations to
Morgan Lewis on
obtaining your Bachelor
of Science Major in
Radiation Therapy.
Morgan received the
General Proficiency Award in
Radiation Therapy which is
awarded to the student who
had the highest grades, best
practicum reviews and staff
voting. Good luck Morgan on
your position at the Western
Manitoba Cancer Center
in Brandon.
Love your family.
COMING EVENTS
Minnedosa and Area
Food Bank will be having a tag
day fundraiser at the Heritage
Co-op Friday, June 3rd 10 a.m.
2 p.m. and 4 6 p.m. and Saturday, June 4th 10 2 p.m. to
help raise funds to support
our food bank. Please come
out and support our food
bank. (11-2) x
Shewfelts auction Saturday, June 4th 11:00 a.m. 115
5th Ave. S.W. (11-2) x
Welcome to Minnedosa
Rotary Club. We meet first
3 Thursdays of each month
at 5 p.m., Rotary Clubroom,
Minnedosa Golf and Curling
Complex. Supper meeting,
third Thursday. We welcome
interested community residents. More info? Call Tony or
Peggy, 8672113. District site
rotary5550.org. x
Congratulations Leanne on
obtaining your Bachelor of
Science in Agriculture Degree at the University
of Manitoba.
We are all very proud of your
achievements and wish you
all the best in your future!
Love Mom, Dad and Rachel.
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GARAGE SALES
Moving and garage sale
Saturday, June 11 at 241 1st
Ave. S.W. 9 2 p.m. (12-2) x
AUCTIONS
Household Auction
for Nelson and Wilma
Shewfelt Saturday, June
4th, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. 115
- 5th Ave. S.W. Minnedosa, MB Antiques, household furniture, tools, lawn
and garden. Please view
www.lamportanddowler.
com for full listing and
pictures. Something for
Everyone! See you there!!
Lamport and Dowler
Auction Service John
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OBITUARIES
ELIZABETH ELLEN VAUGHAN
JANUARY 22ND, 1932
MAY 19TH, 2016
It is with great sorrow that the
family announces the passing of
our mother and grandmother.
She is survived by her
four children Debbie Mee
(Jim), Daphne Kosc (Tim
Kostaniuk),
Tom
Vaughan
(Arlene),
Dawn
Twentyman
(Terry), 13 grandchildren, 10
great grandchildren and two sisters,
Marion Strahl and Avis McCausland.
Beth is predeceased by her loving husband, John, and her
parents and two brothers.
Mom was born in Newdale, Manitoba. In 1954 she married
dad. They resided in Minnedosa, Neepawa, Onanole in Manitoba, and Leduc, Alberta.
After Dad passed in 1984, Mom moved back to Manitoba living in Winnipeg and then back to her beloved Neepawa.
Whites Funeral Home in care of arrangements.
Mom enjoyed needlepoint, quilting, gardening, puzzles,
bingo, bowling, and especially card games.
Nothing made her more happy than spending time with her
children and grandchildren. Mom was a very kind and gentle
woman and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
The family would like to express their appreciation to the
Neepawa Hospital and the Neepawa Palliative Care for their
heartfelt care and compassion during Moms final days.
A funeral was held May 24th, 2016 at Erickson, MB.
In lieu of flowers we ask a donation be made to the Neepawa
Palliative Care or a Cancer Care of your choice.
NICK STEBELESKI
DECEMBER 12TH, 1926
MAY 13TH, 2016
It is with great sadness that we
announce the peaceful passing of Nick Stebeleski, beloved
husband of Mabel at Minnedosa
Hospital at the age of 89 years.
Nick was born to Mike and
Katherine Stebeleski (Bachewich)
at Dolony District. Nick attended
Rogers and Prince of Wales School
finishing grade eight. He went to
work for farmers around Strathclair and Shoal
Lake for eight and half years. He started to work for Peter Zachary in 1952 until 1990.
On October 7th, 1978, Nick married Mabel Pastershank,
daughter of Frank and Teenie Pastershank (Kristalovich). In the
fall of 1979, they moved to Minnedosa.
Nick was predeceased by his parents, grandparents, in-laws,
uncles, aunties and cousins.
Nick was an active member at Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic
Church in Sandy Lake, was on the church committee and also a
member with Knights of Columbus for over 38 years.
Nick is survived by his wife Mabel, brother-in-law Edward
Pastershank (Sylvia) of Shoal Lake, sister-in-law Helen Antonsen (Eddy) of Brandon, nieces, nephew, cousins and many
friends.
Nick enjoyed carpentry, working in the yard, gardening, travelling and having coffee with his buddies. He was a generous,
honest and hard working man.
The Rosary was led by the Knights of Columbus on Saturday,
May 21st, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. at the church followed by funeral
service at 10:30 a.m. Father Emil Kardasinec officiated. Interment took place in Parish Cemetery.
Vichnaya Pamyat!
Raes Funeral Service of Shoal Lake was in care of arrangements.
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DEATH NOTICE
MARGARET EILEEN
PAXTON
APRIL 23RD, 1932
DECEMBER 16TH, 2015
Come and celebrate our
moms life with us June 4th
11:00 1:00 United Church
Minnedosa. Come and go.
Small service at 11:45. (11-2) x
ARDEN WARK
JUNE 10TH, 1946 MAY 12TH, 2016
With family by his side, Arden passed away peacefully at
Minnedosa Hospital. Arden was born in Neepawa to Albert
Wark and Adaline (Hutton) Wark. He was raised on the family
farm near Bethany, Manitoba. He attended Bethany School,
Minnedosa Collegiate, and Assiniboine Community College
where he completed his journeymans electrician course.
Arden completed his apprenticeship working for Happy and
Bunty Hutton (H & H Electric) and later he worked for Art Hutton. In 1970 he moved to Lynn Lake where he worked as an
electrician underground for Sherritt Gordon Mines. On May
16th, 1970 he married his wife Karen (MacKay). They resided
in Lynn Lake for six years during which time they had two children. Trent was born December 7th, 1973 and Kendra was born
January 5th, 1976.
The family moved back to Minnedosa in 1976 where Arden
began Warks Electric. Arden took pride in his work helping
others. He formed a special friendship with his employee, Ross
Treloar and was pleased to have his son, Trent apprentice with
him. In 2007, Arden retired from business.
In his younger years, Arden participated in hockey, curling, baseball, and slow pitch. He enjoyed fishing, hunting and
camping. In his retirement, Arden enjoyed woodworking, gardening and the winters he and Karen spent in Arizona. He continued to be an avid sports fan. Arden took great delight in visiting with family and friends. He was an intent listener and really
took interest in conversations.
Arden was predeceased by his parents Albert and Adaline
Wark (Hutton), his sisters Janette and Ena, his nephew Kirk,
and his mother and father-in-law George and Elsey MacKay.
Left to mourn his passing are his wife Karen (MacKay), his
children Trent (Tracy) and Kendra (Greg). He is lovingly remembered by his grandchildren Katelyn and Tyler. His memory will be cherished by his brothers Alvin (Lola), Keith (Judy)
and his sister Donna (Don). He will be a great loss to his brother
and sister-in-law Susan (Emile) and many nieces and nephews.
A tea was held at Bethany Community Hall to celebrate
Ardens life. Interment will be at Minnedosa Cemetery.
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Minnedosa Tribune. Below it was the following caption: Ken Kane prepares his
aircraft to spray the town and beach area in an effort to exterminate the hordes
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