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Vol. 131 No. 19 Friday, July 19, 2013

www.minnedosatribune.com

90 cents + tax

We acknowledge the

financial support of the

Government of Canada

through the

Canada Periodical Fund

of the Department of

Canadian Heritage.

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By SARAH DALRYMPLE

Local band Sister Reign

was listed as one o thetop 8 competitors at theBoots and Hearts Country

Music Festival. Tey willbe competing on the Sir-ius XM Front Porch Stage

this summer in Bowman- ville, Ontario. Te group is

composed o Minnedosa’sHeidi Kornik and Jodi Mc-Caughan.

T e Emerging Artist

Showcase will take placeon the August long week-end while ans cheer on

their avourite act. Peopleare able to go online now and vote in advance or

their avourite perormera maximum o fve timeseach day. Over 200 art-

ists applied rom acrossCanada, but only the topeight fnalists were chosen

to compete on the main

stage. Each artist had tosubmit a video showcas-

ing their talent and theEmerging Artist Showcaseeam picked the top eight

competitors.T e names o the

judges cannot be dis-

closed at this time; how-ever, the artists will beperorming on Saturday

during the day with the winner perorming againon Sunday.

Continued

on Page 2

Sister Reign

strums intothe Top 8 Delgaty Clydes a winning team

Photo by Darryl Holyk

Minnedosa’s Brad Delgaty took frst place in the six horse hit ch class Sunday afternoon at the Minnedosa Agricultural Society’s 131st annual summer fair.

By SARAH DALRYMPLE

Y ou couldn’t have askedor a better weekend

or Minnedosa’s Annual

Fun Fest and Summer Fairthan last weekend. Dur-

ing all the events that took

place, you were more likely to need sunscreen than

an umbrella. People romall over Manitoba came toattend this year’s estivi-

ties. From parades to com-munity meals and tem-

porary shopping centres,

the weekend was a quiterankly, a summer blast.

T e Kiddies Parade was the frst event to kick o the weekend, flled

with minions, and co-lourully decorated bikes,

scooters, and wagons!

Tat night held the Rotary Club’s annual super and

draw.Each o the events

that took place during the

weekend were well attend-ed, including the Lion’s

Club Pancake Breakast

early Saturday Morning,Te Fun Fest Parade, as

well as the Street Marketand Jam in the Park.

Continued

on Page 8

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2 Te Minnedosa ribuneFriday, July 19, 2013

Continued from Page 1

Te other f nalists include: Wes Mack rom Vancou-

ver, Jordan McIntosh rom Carlton Place, Hollowbodies

rom oronto, Jessica Mitchell rom oronto, Abby Stew-

art rom Ontario, Te Reklaws rom Ontario, and Rebekah

Stevens also rom Ontario. Te winner will get a singlerecord recording deal with Big Machine Record Canada,perorm beore Dierks Bentley on the Main Stage, and re-

ceive a ree Music Video rom CM.25,000 people usually ock to the Boots and Hearts

Festival each day. Lasting our days, the estival is all

country, with three stages, an entertainment area, a Fam-ily Zone, BOOMOWN, midway, market stalls, ood ven-dors and much more. Te 2013 line-up includes Jason

Aldean, Rascal Flatts, Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley,

Te Band Perry, Dean Brody, Willie and Jase Robertson of

Duck Dynasty, Joe Dife, Emerson Drive , and many more.Keep in tune with Sister Reign as they attempt to win theEmerging Artist Showcase.

The Minnedosa Chamber of Commerce

wishes to thank the following:

• The parade planning committee

• The volunteers who worked during the parade• Leonard and Monica Curle or providing the

Honourary Parade Marshal vehicle

• Ruth Delmage - our Honoury Parade Marshal

• All those who participated in the

parade with foat entries

The Chamber would also like to congratulate all

community groups or their successul events during

our Fun Fest & Heritage Day weekend. Our thanks to

all those who planned, organized and carried out

these activities and events. Special thanks to the

group o volunteers who worked on the “Fun Fest

Committee” and coordinated the series o events.

Heritage Village open for summer tourist season

Sister Reign

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By SARAH DALRYMPLE

he Heritage Villageheld another success-

ul Heritage Days on Sun-day, July 14th. For thoseo you that have not had

the time to venture to theMuseum and Heritage

Village, it is located on

3rd Avenue N.E. withinMinnedosa. Te site holdsnine restored heritage

buildings, urnished witharteacts rom that period.Tere is also a trout pond ,

water wheel and windmil l.

Some o the many

buildings include theHavelock School, Hunter-

ville Church, Roy Munro’s

Blacksmith Shop, TeHopkins Log Barn, theManley Log House, rap-

pers Cabin, AgriculturalDisplay Building, as wellas the Manitoba Elec-

trical Power Plant andMinnedosa Hydro Build-ing.

T e Cadurcis Homeis just another one o thebuildings on display. Tis

building has been com-

pletely repainted and

came to the Heritage Vil-lage in 1999. Te admin-istration building, also

known as Berry Cottage, will hopeul ly be completethis year and ready or the

all.But all o these build-

ings require plenty o

maintenance and restora-tion work in order to pre-pare them or the public

eye. So ar, the Heritage Village has relied on vol-unteers to help with this

process by using their in-

dividual skills to help out.

Te average age or volun-teers is about 75 to 80, sothe Museum and Village is

looking or some youngermuscle to help out.

Some o the volun-

teer activities include the yearly cle an-up o t he site,looking ater tours, gen-

eral maintenance, andhelp with the restorationprocess o the artiacts.

“Again, it is through the wonderu l talent that wehave in this community

that we are able to put to-gether the Heritage Day.

We call on amily andriends to help put this onand it is just so ortunatethat we have members

rom the community thatcan do that.

Tis Fun Fest Week-

end, Heritage Village heldits annual Heritage Daysin which sta dress up

in traditional garb andmembers rom the com-munity are invited to take

part in a pioneer churchservice and stay or localentertainment and ood.

Katie Woychyshyn andJess McInnes perormedalogn with Cameron Con-

nection. Te Minister o Culture, Heritage andourism, Flor Marcelino,

brought greetings romthe Province.

“Volunteering gives

me a sense o pride in

what the people o the

past have accomplishedand I just wanted to helpout as much as I can,”

commented Pat Skatch.“We are so grateul to the

people that have estab-

lished it and are still work-ing to enhance the build-ings. We don’t want to see

it go down rom here.”

Local UCT and 4-H members assisted museum committee volunteers in

cleaning the historic buildings at the Heritage Village earlier this year.

Photo submitted

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T o wnBy DarrylHolyk

On Holidays...With this edition o Te ribune out on the street, we

are on holidays! Our o ce closes today at 12 noon and will be closed all next week until we reopen at 9 a.m. onMonday, July 29th. I you have a news item or ad to sub-mit during our holidays please email it to one o the ol-

lowing addresses or drop it o in the slot in our ront door.News can be directed to [email protected],advertising and printing to [email protected], classifeds, subscriptions and payment inormationto [email protected]. Have a great week and

we will be back with our next edition on Friday, August2nd.

Farewell Sarah…Sadly with this edition we say arewell to our sum-

mer reporter, Sarah Dalrymple. I’d like to thank Sarah orflling in the past ew months and wish her all the best onher new adventure - a one year exchange to China! Hope-ully, we will introduce a new reporter to our readers inthe very near uture.

By SARAH DALRYMPLE

For me, the summer has own by and it is already timeto head back to school. Being able to attend all the

events around Minnedosa has given me the opportunity to meet so many incredible people. I even began to fndmysel a little inspired. A big thank you goes out to eacho you or your patience as I began to explore the feld o

journalism. Everyone, including all my coworkers, havebeen nothing but supportive since I started here in May.

Tis week has been my last here at Te Minnedosa

ribune

, and while I am sad to leave, I am also excitedto head to China to continue with my education at theUniversity o Lanzhou. I will be back next year and will beable to regale any who are interested with stories aboutlie on the other side o the pond.

Goodbye!

Re: MINNEDOSAREGIONAL EVENS

CENRE (MREC)FINANCIAL RECAP

JULY 8, 2013

Dear Editor,

At the public meetingJanuary 17th, 2012 we were told that the own

had committed Minnedosa taxpayers to a $3.5 mil-lion debenture over 25 years, and a $50.00 levy perproperty (apparently no one on council knew this

was a tax). Tere was however no mention, at thismeeting or others, that Minnedosa taxpayers weregoing to pay millions o dollars, beore the debentureand additional taxes. In the Financial Recap they state that the ‘own contribution’ (taxes) have paid$1,297.621, and the anticipated debenture is still at$3.5 millio n. Why? Tis means that Minne dosa tax-payers are unding $4.8 million o MREC already, inaddition to additional taxes. Te $1.3 million already spent, must be subtracted rom the $3.5 million de-benture, leaving the debenture at $2.2 million andthe recap total at $4,718,523.

Te note, “own debenture is a maximum. Ide -ally it will be less then shown” is a ridiculous absur-dity. Minnedosa taxpayers have already prepaid $1.3million, o course that will reduce the debenture by that amount. How many more millions will councilspend and still stick us with the ull debenture ormultiples thereo? Where are the 25 year ice rentalagreements?

Te easibility study, taxpaye rs will pay or it, e s-timated $50,000, MREC will assist. Why? Why doesMREC not pay or it? MREC spent over a quartermillion dollars on undraising, why not pay someexpenses. Fundraising to undraise, now that is a vi-

cious circle; and on top o that get Minnedosa councilto pay your e xpenses, what a deal! Te goal o und-raising, that is voluntary donations, was set at $3.7

million. MREC is $2.5million short o that goaland under no circum-stances should taxpayersbe ooting the dierence!

R e a l b u i l d e r s would have had an inde-pendent easibility study done our years ago; be-

ore spending $1.3 million tax dollars and a quartero a million dollars in undraising.What an impressive (or not) list o donors, which

make up 2 0% o the total Financial Recap. Tat leaves80% contributed by non-voluntary contributors (tax-payers). Why not list all the non-voluntary contribu-tors? How many o the undraising voluntary donorspay Minnedosa property taxes? And what alse inor-mation and fction were they told?At a meeting with CAO Ken Jenkins he said, “…

when M REC ge ts built , the town will own it…” Why? Why is t here no r egional incorporat ion? Minnedosataxpayers will be subjected to a $3.5 million deben-

ture, additional taxes (levies), and the ongoing losseso MREC. While Minnedosa taxpayers struggle withhigh taxes and diminished essential services, the AgCommittee (“No Stone Unturned”) and its buddies

will be laughing in the ir beers.Te website lists $2,516 ,144 in big red numbers

with sub totals in very small black print. Tis is obvi-ously meant to impress and deceive.

Te MREC Financ ial Recap July 8 , 2013 and t helist o donors as printed in Te Minnedosa ribune July 12, 2013 is a clear sign o desperation and dis-honesty by council and MREC.“Better is the poor that walketh in his integrity,

than he that is perverse in his lips, and is a ool.” Prov.19:1

Herman Klassen,

Minnedosa, MB

Clear signs of desperation and dishonesty

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Letters to the Editor

2003 – Local Chancellors athletes chosen or the provincial rugby team are Stu Boyd, Keith Horner, ShaneMorgan, om Robson, Brad Lewis, Dennis Zboril, ScottTompson, Shauna Hrysak, Erin Wady and Brandi Pol-lon.

1993 - Minnedosa Homecoming, to celebrate theown’s 110th anniversary was a great success with largecrowds taking part in the many estivities and reunionsheld throughout the week.

1983 – Candidates or Minnedosa Rodeo Queen in-clude erri-Lynn Grey, Sherri aylor, Lisa Grant andMaxine Hutton.

1973 – Te provincial government has given approvalto a $200,000 grant to meet hal the costs o Minnedosa’ssewer and water development program. Te proposedproject includes a sewage pump house and orce main,lagoon and e uent line to the river, extensions to the

water distribution system and sewage collection system.

1963 – Te Honourable Walter Weir presented MayorEd aylor with a Civil Deence Rescue ruck and equip-ment o an estimated total value o $13,000.

1943 – For the frst time in many years, the woodwork and trimming at the Court House received a coat o paint.Statistics or the f rst six months o the year show

there have been 45 births, seven marriages and eightdeaths in Minnedosa.

1913 – Electric light rates are set in town. Tey are 20cents a kwh plus 25 cents a month or metre rental.

1883 – On July 11th, the log-built Cadurcis PresbyterianChurch opened or services by the Rev. James Robertson.

The Minnedosa

& District

Foundation

When planning yourestate, a donation to

the Minnedosa & District Foundation

will reduce your taxes.Call Brock Alexander at

204-705-0156

Hello, greetings, andhello. Welcome again

to Cops’ Corner. Your lo-cal RCMP did a lot o stu,arrested some people,and wrote some tickets asper usual. Tere were 65calls or service this timearound.Fun Fest weekend has

come and gone. Ater alate night shit I was awo-ken by some sirens Sat-urday morning. I blamethe RCMP (kidding) and

when I got u p and lookedoutside there was a paradehappening on Main Street.I went out and enjoyed theparade and it was great tosee the town streets flled

with people. Tank youto all the volunteers andpeople who were respon-

sible or making Fun Festsuch a success again this

year. Te social kept o-f cers busy, but overall Inoticed people having agreat time. I heard posi-tive reviews on the livemusic as well. I also en-

joyed walking throughthe social while working,and conversing with thepeople I came into con-tact with. Several people

were arrested that night,and alcohol may or may not have played a actor.(It did)

Tere were fve moretra c collisions in ourarea during this time pe-riod. I I have said it once,I have said it a milliontimes… there are more ac-cidents in summer withgood road conditions,then during the winter

when the roads are ter-rible. Slow down, and ar-rive alive. ake an extraf ve minutes to arrive at

your destinatio n, and gothe speed limit.

Cst. Benoit had hiseyes peeled or speedersthis week. He caught amale travelling 149km/hrin a 100 km/hr zone. Cst.Benoit is known to writea air amount o tickets,and there was no way this

Manitoba driver was get-

ting away with this one.$692.00 later, the maletook o on his merry way

with ticket in hand, nodoubt without a smile onhis ace. Maybe next timehe will think twice aboutexceeding the speed limit

in such epic proportions.

Tere you have it, yourspeeder o the week.Cheers. Be sae. Slow

down on the highways,don’t drink and drive, andenjoy the heat o summer.Tat’s all olks.

Cops’ CornerBy

Cst. JUSTIN

HUDDLE

Dear Editor,

(A response to your“Right here at home” ar-ticle in the Friday, July 5th, 2013 edition o Te

Minnedosa Tribune .)Congratulations Mr.

and Mrs. Darryl Holyk! We would also like to thank you or publicly acknowl-edging the local Minnedo-sa businesses that werepleased to assist you with

your wedding details.Indeed it was very

grateully appreciated and we agree with you that

most o your wedding re-quirements are ound righthere at home in Minnedo-sa with proessional andcourteous service, as wellas comparative prices.So, thanks or practic-

ing what you preach!

Burgess Quality Foods,Cookins’ Catering,Flowers on Main,Te Fashion House,Up and Away Decorating,MLCC

Letters tothe Editor

Slow down and be safe on the road

Practicing what

you preach

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yard, the kids were able to

run, jump, and soak in allo the muddy goodness.Tere is nothing quite like

the squishing o mud be-tween your toes and pretty much everywhere else.

Te students you see hereposed or their pictures

ater enjoying the morn-ing by getting stuck in themud.Mud Day was launched

at the World Forum in2011 by Bishnu Bhatta inNepal. He believed that,

“Development o a childhas always been correlated

with Mother Nature and as

an individual we have tomake children acquainted

with nature.” He contin-

ues to describe how MudDay began in the village o Panchkal. Te concept was

to make the world a betterplace by bringing peoplecloser to Mother Nature.

“Te program let a very good impression in Nepal,not only or the children,

but also or the locals and visitors. Children neverstopped asking questions

about soil, mud, and wa-ter; they seemed interac-tive.”

Mud is actually one o

the most useul materialsout there. In Malawi, theirclothes are made o mud

and other Organic Mat-ter. You can also use mudas cement and it helps to

regulate body temperature while keeping certain in-sects away. Mud also has

anti-infammatory prop-erties, and soaking in themud, with all o its miner-

als, can help to alleviateaches, muscle pains, andeven psoriasis.

Just a couple o weeksago, I was in Erickson andhad my own version o

Mud Day. As I was headingto watch the Erickson 4-HBee Club Achievement, I

got completely stuck in a

muddy area, right besidethe arena. You don’t know embarrassment until you

are the lone person stuck in the only wet spot inan entire eld. Did I also

mention that it happenedin ront o around 50 peo-ple? When revving up the

engine didn’t help, I decid-ed to leave it until the endo the night. I was lucky

enough to know a cou-ple o olks out there thatcould help me out. When

two people couldn’t push

it out, more and more o

the community memberscame around to help. Mud

was fying everywhere and

I had already lost my fipfops to the muddy disas-ter. We did nally get it out,

but by then the mud hadclaimed a couple victims.

At the end o the night, they

were still able to smile andI’d like to think that I wasable to provide a little en-

tertainment or the event.Tank good ness there wasa hose there to wash us all

down!

By SARAH DALRYMPLE

he Poweshiek Skip-

perling Butterfy hasnow been listed as an en-

dangered species in Mani-toba. Te small butterfy,no bigger than a nickel,

has smaller populationnumbers than the Panda.It is known to only inhabit

17 elds in southeasternManitoba, specically tall, grassy areas. Tere

are even ewer sites in theUnited States. Less than200 Poweshiek Skipper-

ling Butterf ies remain inCanada.

“While many peoplethink o the panda as anendangered species, thePoweshiek skipperling

is rarer and right here inour backyards,” said Cary Hamel, conservation sci-

ence manager with theNature Conservancy o Canada in Manitoba. “I

we don’t gure out why the population is declin-ing so quickly and why the

butterfy is dying o, we’llhave lost another impor-tant species that used to

live in the tall prairie grass.

Te cross-border collabo-ration with researchers will

hopeully save this species

rom urther decline or ex-tinction.”

Te adult butterfy isactive or approximately three to our weeks in late

June and July. Te emaleslay eggs in the tall prairiegrass which hatch in nine

to ten days. Adults are o-ten ound on black-eyedsusans, their avourite

ood. T e Nature Con-servatory o Canada hasbeen closely monitoring

these numbers. However,researchers rom Winni-

peg, Michigan, and Min-nesota are using this timeto monitor populations inManitoba. Te Minnesota

Zoo is also partnering in-ternationally to establishan emergency conserva-

tion breeding populationat the zoo. Tis will helpto ensure that the species

survives.“Tis endangered

butterfy is acing the real

and immediate threat o global extinction, not only in Manitoba but across

its entire range,” said Erik Runquist a Butterfy Con-servation Biologist at the

Minnesota Zoo. “Butter-f ies are sensitive to en-

vironmental change and

serve as “canary in thecoalmine” indicators o prairie health. Poweshiek

skipperlings are not theonly prairie butterfy insteep decline, and imme-

diate action and coopera-tion is needed to securetheir utures.”

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On Monday July 15th,River’s Edge Recre-

ation Park received a dona-tion o $1,250 to go towards

a picnic table at the end o the walking trail. Tis do-nation was presented by Elin Klym rom Bayer CropScience.

Te River’s Edge Rec-reation Park also held theirannual Rubber Duck Raceon Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

Because o the recent rain,the Assiniboine River wastoo high and ast to guar-antee the results o therace. Instead, the groupmade a creative decision

to use a cement mixer with the help o PrairieConcrete. Te ducks wereall placed inside and thenmixed together beore they

were slowly let out one at atime.“We ound this meth-

od worked a lot better than

letting them into the river. We had more control, notas much time to clean upater the end o the race,and it was a lot more inter-active or the kids,” com-

mented Paul Laliberte. Techildren were thrilled withthe splash o the ducks asthey ell into the pool.

T e winner o this year’s Duck Race was Di-anne Degagne with a prizeo $500.

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it was ‘quacked’ up to be!

Photo by Sarah Dalrymple

A cement mixer was used to determine duck race winners after

the swift current of the river halted original plans.

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Gol and Country Club onMonday, July 15th. Partici-pating were 115 players o

which 52 were members o the local gol club. Resultso the tournament ollow:

Championship Flight– First: Ken Newman (72),Second: Dwight Kearns (73Count Back (CB), Tird:Jim Fleury (73 CB).

First Flight – First:Greg Rabe (83 CB), Sec-ond: Alex McPhail (83 CB),

Tird: Gary Barber (83 CB).Second Flight – First:

Stan Fraser (88 CB), Sec-ond: Al Woods (88 CB),T ird: Ron McInnes (88CB).

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By SARAH DALRYMPLE

he Minnedosa Regional Library hasbeen worried about the possibil-

ity o a Summer Student this year. Aternot receiving the Career Start grant orthe frst time in 25 years, the library wasorced to look elsewhere to und this

year’s Summer Reading Program. As itturns out, they have been able to hire aSummer Reading Program Co-ordina-tor and the Program will be up and run-ning again this year.

For those that do not know, theSummer Reading Program is a literacy program or the youngest patrons o thelibrary. It motivates children to readduring the summer, with incentives like

stickers and prizes. Most importantly,the Reading Program teaches kids how to have un at their local library.

Hayley Surovy is this year’s Sum-mer Reading Program Co-ordinator.Registration began on the 28th o Juneand students rom Kindergarten thoughGrade Six can register any time. Te set-up will be similar to most years with ac-tivity days held on Wednesdays or Kin-dergarten to Grade wo, and Tursdaysor Grade Tree to Six. Tere is enoughroom or 15 children in each gathering

and you can register your children atthe beginning o the week. Te activity hours will include a game as well as acrat and will range rom week to week.So ar, crats like snow globes, cactuspiggy banks, and toucans have beenplanned. Kids will also get to participatein a scavenger hunt, play Pictionary, oreven act like a monkey.

Tis year’s theme is travelling andstudents will be able to trek all acrossthe globe, rom the arctic to the desert,and the jungle to the Islands. Everyonethat registers receives a ree booklet andpassport, as well as a suitcase to track their progress around the room. Every time you read three books you get asticker and ater fve books, you get to

travel to a dierent location. Ater read-ing every book, students were able toput their name on a slip o paper to beentered or grand prize at the end o thesummer.Magician Ryan Price will also be re-turning to the Minnedosa Regional Li-brary with his band o hilarious charac-ters next month. Movie Days have alsobeen scheduled as well as a wind-upparty in mid August. Join the other 25students that have already signed up togo on an adventure this summer!

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colourful sights of Fun Fest Clockwise from top right:

Allan Dalrymple and JohnMendrikis fip f apjacks at the

Lions Pancake Breakfast;Main Street lled with

parade spectators;Cameron Connection

performs at Heritage Day;Marvin Beaumont slices a

roast at the Rotary Supper;Flora Marcelino brings

greetings from the Province at Heritage Day and

children make their way through town during

Friday’s Kiddies Parade.

Photos by Darryl Holyk and Sarah Dalrymple

Continued from Page 1

Te Kiddies Carnival also took place on Saturday with games likethe potato sack race, balloon darts and ace painting. Tey day was

topped of with Minnedosa Valley Cruizers Show and Shine along with the Fun Fest Social eaturing Sister Reign.

Te Agricultural Fair was also a major component to the

weekend. “It was a huge success; we had nine our-horsehitches and hal a dozen six-horse hitches. Tis would makeus, i not the biggest, the second biggest heavy horse show in

Manitoba,” commented Ag Society President, Bruce Sharpe. As or Home Living sections and the Baking Department, Doro-

thy Syslak was the winner o the best quilt, Emily Macdonald receivedBest Pencil Sketch, and Mary Gervais and her cinnamon buns werecrowned top in the baking category. Carla and Donna Betteridgemanaged the canteen where one airgoer explained, “I have been to a

lot o airs and that was the best ood I have had yet!”Heritage Day was also well supported this year with museum

volunteers dressed in pioneer clothes. Attractions included a church

service at Hunterville Church, local entertainment and ood. FloraMarcelino, the Minister o Culture, Heritage and ourism broughtgreetings on behal o the Province o Manitoba. Heritage Day n-

ished of the packed and exciting Fun Fest weekend.

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9Te Minnedosa Tribune Friday, July 19, 2013

131st Minnedosa Fair

Photos by

Darryl Holyk

The Minnedosa Agricultural Societywould like to thank all those who sponsored and donated to ourAnnual Fair. A special thanks to all the exhibitors and thank youto those who donated their prize winning baking to our auction

and those who made a donation in lieu of a gate fee.Congratulations to Brendan Cook who was the winner of this

year’s 50/50 daw. Withou t your generous support the Ag Societywould not be able to hold this annual event.

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Minnedosa Tribune (In kind)Bruce Sharpe (Prizes)

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By LEONA KUCHER

Elaine Gibson o Ot-tawa visited with her

brother-in-law and sister,Frank and Leona Kucher,rom July 4th to the 8th.

While there she and Leo-na attended the RossburnCentennial and reunionon Saturday, July 6th.Tey renewed many acquain-tances and riends, touredthe town to see where they

used to live, and touredthe cemetery, to see theheadstones o many am-ily riends o their parents.Later they attended thebanquet, and visited withmany riends. All in all it

was a delightul day and well worth attending.

Sympathy o the dis-tricts o Onanole and Er-ickson, is extended to theSchaf er amily and theHall amilies on the pass-ing o Leona Schafer. Le-ona was a nurse at the Er-

ickson and District HealthCare Facility.

Frank and LeonaKucher received word onMonday evening, that theirGrandson and his wie,Mike and Alecia, were atthe hospital where she isabout to give birth to theirsixth great grandchild.(July 15th when I’m send-ing this.)

By BARBARA SMITH

Born and raised inMinnedosa, Dorothy

Smith (nee aylor) andhusband Allan ArnoldSmith celebrated their65th Wedding Anniver-sary as well as Allan’s 90thBirthday along with amily and riends over the long-

weekend in July, 2013. Allan and Dorothy

were married in Minnedo-sa in 1948 on the aylorFarm. During their 65

years o marriage they had two children: daugh-ter Barbara Eileen Smith,now residing in Vancouver,BC and son David AllanSmith, residing in Saska-toon, SK. As Allan was withthe CPR, there were many

relocation moves over the years taking them romIgnace, Ontario, to Bran-don, Winnipeg, Regina,Estevan, Saskatoon andMoose Jaw beore retiringin Brandon. Once retiredthey travelled extensively throughout Canada, theUnited States and abroad.Both Allan and Dorothy have made many won-derul riends throughout

their time together and tocelebrate these momen-tous occasions their ami-lies gathered to pay tributeto them in Saskatoon overthe July long week.

Celebrants included:daughter, Barbara Smith

with partner Craig Sullivan(Vancouver, BC); son DaveSmith with partner Sheryl

Yuzik (Saskatoon, SK);granddaughter MoniqueFerris with son Jacob Allan(Whitby, ON); grandsonJean-Paul Lepage with -ancé Lindsay Caven (Cal-gary, AB); sister, Edna Pelts(Minnedosa, MB); Jim andClaudette Pelts (Burling-ton, ON); sister May Simp-son (Penticton, BC); sisterBetty Johnson with hus-band Rob (Hamiota, MB);

niece Kathryn Simpsonand Kathy Evinger (Win-nipeg, MB); amily riendsRyan Sullivan with wieLacey and children Lexiand Quinn (Saskatoon, SK.

Allan and Dorothy Smith now reside in Riv-erheights errace in Bran-don.

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By DIANE BACHEWICH

Sadie Rystephanuk re-turned home rom

Rocky Mountain House, AB where she attended thegraduation o her grand-son, Riley Cuerrier, sono Donna and Rick Cuer-rier. Ater spending a week

with them, she returned toSherwood Park and visited

with daughter, Kathy andBrian Bragg and amily.

Also, son Brian Rystepha-nuk o Vancouver was vis-iting with them.

Congratulations to

onielle Bachewich andher teammates who wonGold in the Slurpee CupSoccer ournament which

was held in Winnipeg.onielle plays with West-man Wild team or the14 and under girls out o Brandon.

T e Mendro sisters,Michele Doverspike o Swan River and KarlaRamsey o Flin Flon, vis-ited with their dad, PeterMendro in Brandon andspent the night with Sa-die Rystephanuk and vis-ited other amily members

while here. Karla and heramily have just movedrecently to Flin Flon romHigh River, AB. Tey stilllet behind in storage items

which were completely de-stroyed due to the ood-ing.

Visiting Irene Shan-dala or a week was Lou-ise Buckmire and BrianShandala o Brandon.

Also Mike Lotta and AlmaShandala o Fort McMur-ray, AB called in on their

way home rom oronto where they ew down eastto purchase a new car.

Sympathy to the Pas-tershank and Kristalovichamily on the passing o eenie Pastershank, whopassed away at the Sandy Lake Personal Care Home.Funeral was held on Satur-day here at the UkrainianCatholic Church and inter-ment at the parish cem-etery.

Te Sandy Lake SwimProgram held their swim-ming lessons this past

week at the lake with over30 children participatingin the program. Te in-structor once again was

Sheryl Dadey o Winnipeg.Nick and Katie Sali o

Regina accompanied by son April Sali, visited withdaughter Peter and Ger-maine Miko and amily re-cently.

Dennis and Diane Yanchycki have their lit-tle granddaughter Lenao Saskatoon spending a

week with them.Brenda Prosken and

daughter ess o Vancou- ver are holidaying or two weeks with mom, OlgaProsken.Robert and Liz Mand-

zuk o St. Catherines, ONare out at their cabin orthe summer months.

Our non denomina-tional hymn sing, which

was open to everyone washeld at the Drop-in Centreinstead o at the volunteerpark because o the wetmorning ater the Saturday evening rain, was well at-tended. Tis is Doreen andGary Stapleton’s 10th yearo hosting the program

with the Sandy Lake Credit

Union supplying the cofeeand the hymn sheets. Ournext get together will be

the Sunday o the WesternDays.

Best wishes to omProsken who has takenup residence at the Sandy Lake Personal Care Home.om has been transerredrom the Minnedosa Hos-pital to the Erickson Hos-pital or some time now.Hope you enjoy your stay here.

Eighteen o the Ha-miota Seniors to Seniors

were at the Sandy LakeDrop-in Centre or a unday o Crib, ellowship anda perogy luncheon. Tis

is an annual event they doabout this time o the year.

yson Bachewichcompeted in the PrairieRugby Championship overthe weekend. yson re-ceived the most valuableplayer or his 16 and undercategory. He plays withhis teammates called the

Westman Warlords Rugby eam out o Brandon.Sympathy is extended

to Pat Spaller and amily on the sudden passing o her best riend, Steve aged65 o Winnipeg. Funeralservices will be held inRossburn on Saturday.

Holidaying with Pe-ter and Muriel Solonyczny

were Darcy Krause anddaughter Nadie o Petawa-

wa, ON; Donna Davidiuk and boys Luc and Josh o Beausejour, MB and JeanCitulsky o Yorkton, SK.

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HELP WANTED

GARAGE SALES

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COMING EVENTS

HELP WANTED

WORK

WANTED

BIRTH

ANNOUNCEMENTS

COMING EVENTS

Big brother Liamis proud announce his new

brother Blake Carter

B J 5, 2013

at 12:05 a.m.,he was 7 lbs 9 oz, 20.5 inches

long.Proud parents are

Jodi McVey and Jordan

Lewandoski.(x)

Chad and Melissa Daviesare thrilled to announce the

birth o their daughter Hayden Anne

J 27, 2013,

8 lbs, 21 inches.Proud grandparents are

Ivan and DoreenMacksymchuk o Basswood,

Doug and Liz Davies o Sandy Lake

and great-grandmotherAnne Macksymchuk o

Minnedosa.(x)

He’s a wiggly, giggly,bundle o joy

Our huggable, loveable,new baby boy

Carter Hurley Vaughan

B J 8, 2013 Weighing 7 lbs 1 oz and

measuring 21.5 inches long.Proud parents Derrick and

Natalie Vaughan,Grandparents KimRobertson, Warren

Robertson, and Don andDonna Vaughan are allecstatic!

(x)

Happy 75th Birthday Dad!

Hector Cameron

(x)

Have an upcoming event you’d like to let everyone

know about? Get the wordout there with a Coming Eventlisting in Te ribune . Adsstarting at $9.00 plus tax. (tn)

UC Bingo at UkrainianHall, uesday nights. Doorsopen at 6:00 p.m. Early bird at7:00 p.m. ollowed by regulargames. License #3359 B1 and3359 BO. (47-tn)

Deck dance at the beach

pavilion Saturday, July 20throm 5 p.m. – 12 (midnight).Proceeds go to MinnedosaRCMP. Admission $3.00, all

ages. (18-2x)

Margaret Laurence An-tique and Collectible Sale inconjunction with the AnnualLily Festival at the YellowheadCentre Hall, Neepawa on Sun-day, July 21st, 2013 11 a.m. to 4p.m. Admission Adults $3, 12and under ree. For inorma-tion call Ruth at 204-966-3802.

Rookhurst Garden – allPerennials in all fowerbedsare or sale. Come and seethem while they are in ullbloom. Sale starts last week in

August and September. Look or ad. Call 204-867-3326,

Erna Stemmer. (x)

Annual meeting o Fair-mount Cemetery Board beingheld July 25th, 2013 at Barry and Joh Ross’s residence at7:30 p.m. All interested par-ties are invited to attend. (x)

Minnedosa Service toSeniors Congregate Meal

Program serving suppermeals or seniors at theownview Manor 6thfoor uesdays, Tursdays,Sundays starting at 5:00p.m. $8.00 dine in, $10.00delivered. Call 204-867-2198 ater 1:00 p.m. on day o the meal or call 204-867-5190 or all other inquiries.

Service to Seniors

Menu:

J 21:

Ham, perogies, salad,dessert

J 23:

Roast bee, potatoes,salad, vegetable, dessert

J 25:Roast pork, potatoes,salad, vegetable, dessert

J 28:

Roast turkey, stu ng,potatoes, vegetable, salad,

dessertJ 30:

Meatloa, potatoes, vegetable, salad, dessert

A 1:

Cold plate, includessalads, meat and dessert

(12-tn)

It’s fnally here… Te90th birthday celebra-tion in honour o Matilda

Melcosky will be on Sun-day, July 28th, 2013, 2 – 4p.m. at Husky Hall(Activity Centre),31 Main St. SouthMinnedosa, MB.

Given with loveby her amily.(18-2x)

YARD SALE A 163GOVERMEN ROAD, EL-PHINSONE, MB, SAUR-DAY, JULY 27H, 2013 9:00

A.M. – 3:00 P.M. Variety o...kitchen items; hardware;electrical; clothing; gol clubs;barbeque; generator; printer;computer; ax machine; 3½ h.p. Gale trolling motor;

jewellery; sewing items, ma-terial, etc; knitting machine;collectibles, glass ruit jars,

Avon collectibles, books; spe-cial $1.00 table and ‘HUGE’giveaway table. Many otheritems. LUNCH AVAILABLE.(17-3x)

Will do house cleaning,fexible days and hours. I havemany years experience andhave good reerences. Reason-able rates. Call 204-867-5925.Please leave a message. (x)

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WEST REGION CHILD & FAMILYSERVICES INC.

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ABINOOJIIYEG NAA DA MAAGEWIN WORKER

(Abuse Team)1 Year Term Position

This position will be based out o the WRCFS Head ofce which is locatedat the Rolling River First Nation. Reporting to the Abinoojiiyeg Naa Da MaaGewin Supervisor as a member o the agency’s abuse team, the workershares responsibility or:

• the investigation o all child abuse reerrals/allegations received bythe agency

• intakes and reerrals• working with the agency’s Child Abuse Committee• establishing and maintaining positive working relationships with

the various parties involved in a multidisciplinary approach• the development and implementation o prevention and

educational programs in the communities served by WRCFS

Qualifcations: • BSW with at least 2 years related experience preerably in First

Nations Child and Family Services. An equivalent combination o training and experience will be considered

• Must have a commitment to First Nations Child & Family Services,community based planning, and service delivery.

• Knowledge o and appreciation or Ojibway culture and aspirationsare essential.

• The ability to speak Ojibway will be considered a denite asset.• Must have demonstrated ability to work as part o a team and

within a multi-disciplinary approach.• Must have computer training and/or knowledge o Microsot Ofce

All applicants must be willing to submit a Criminal Record check, ChildAbuse Registry check, prior contact check and driver’s abstract prior toemployment. Travel is required. A valid driver’s license and access tomeans o transportation or work is a condition o employment.

Salary : Commensurate with experience/training and according toProvincial Pay Scale

Submit resumes to: Murray McKay, BSW, RSW

Abinoojiiyeg Naa Da Maa Gewin SupervisorWest Region Child and Family Services, Inc.

P.O. Box 280Erickson, Manitoba R0J 0P0

Fax: 204-636-6158

Deadline for applications is Wednesday July 24th, 2013

We thank all who apply, however, only those selected for aninterview will be contacted.

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Harold E. ProvenJy 15, 1926 -

Jy 16, 2013It is with great sadness

that the Proven amily an-nounce the death o Harold E.Proven, Born January 15, 1926and died July 16, 2013.

Service will be held on Sat-urday, July 27th, 2:00 p.m. inthe valley at the residence o David Proven. Call (204) 874-2290 i you need directions.

(x)

Does someone you know deserve a big round o ap-plause? Let everyone know

with a Card o Tanks in Te

ribune . Ads starting at $9.00plus tax. (tn)

Tank you to Dr. Onys-hko, the nursing, physio andother staf at MinnedosaHospital or your excellentcare during my recent hos-pital stay. Tank you as wellto amily and riends or your

visits, cards, phone calls andespecially your prayers. Itmeant a lot to me and I’mglad to say my recovery is go-ing well. God Bless you all!~Sincerely, Nestor Drul (x)

Minnedosa Valley

Cruizers would like to thank the sponsors and the partici-pants or making our FunestCar Show a success. Win-ner o the 50/50 was JennierMcDonald o Minnedosa. (x)

We would like to thank all our amily or their helpin making our 60th weddinganniversary a great weekend.Don and Kim or coming romSudbury; Jan or keeping usorganized; Susan and Don orthe potluck at Clear Lake, andBarry or just being there. Tegrandchildren or serving atthe tea and Mary-Ann or thelovely cake. Tanks as wellto riends and relatives or allthe cards, good wishes andgenerous donations to MS.

We were able to send $350.00to the MS Society. ~Jim and

Margaret Kingdon (x)

Te family of Ernie

Briese would like to thank

riends and amily or all thegestures o kindness receivedduring Ernie’s illness. Tank

you to all the staf at theMinnedosa Hospital or theexcellent care. Reverend Nata-sha Pearen conducted a beau-tiul internment service andsupported us with great con-cern. Tank you to the Neepa-

wa Legion Ladies Auxiliary or an abundant luncheon.Special thanks to Nathan andhis staf at Minnedosa FuneralService or their care and com-passion. (x)

DEATH NOTICE

IN MEMORIAM

In Loving Memory o Louis Saler

Who passed away one year ago,Jy 25, 2012

We think of you in silence

We often speak your name What would we give to

hear your voice And see your face again

Wie, Elaine; Children, Rick and Sheryl, Randy and

Cindy, Ken and Joanne;Grandchildren and Great

Grandchildren.(x)

Allan Albert Shellborn

Jy 20, 1953 - My 19,

1972

Like falling leavesTe years slip by,

But loving memoriesnever die.

He lives with usin memory still

Not just today,but always will.

Remembering with love on your 60th birthday.Now Dad has joined

you this year.Love Mom, Karen, Ryan,

Connie and Carol.

DAYCARE

Little Sprouts ChildcareHome is SAYING in Minne-dosa!!! I currently have one In-ant/Preschool spot and threeSchool-Age spots availablestarting ASAP. I am a licensedECE II, and provide tons o out-door play as well as develop-mentally appropriate activities.I also provide two snacks and ahot home cooked lunch daily.

We go on eld trips within walking distance o my house,and oten spend all day explor-ing outside! I am open 7:30a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday-Fri-day. Please call Karen at (204)

867-3626 or email shaash79@ yahoo.ca, or more inormationor to book a spot! ( 16-tn)

Little Wonders Country Daycare near Erickson has

various spots available or July and August. I also have oneull time inant/pre-school spotavailable late August. I you

would like more ino please callLynne at 636-2931. (18-2x)

Farm labourers andequipment operators re-quired or upcoming harvestseason. Mechanically in-

clined, experience operatinglarge machinery required.Class I license an asset. Year-round work available or theright applicant. Call BoydFarms at 204-867-7113 oremail [email protected](18-2)

Mcavish’s Ice CreamParlour at Clear Lake requiresull-time or part-time help.For interview, phone 1-204-848-7366. (19-3x)

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By ELMER KASKIW

he days are getting no-ticeably shorter with

daylight hours now havingdecreased by over 36 min-utes. Te rate o decreasepresently is approximately two minutes per day and

will be almost three min-utes per day by the end o July. Our daylight hourspeaked on June 21st ataround 16 hours and 21minutes and will be as o

July 19th approximately 15hours and 45 minutes.T e loss in daylight

hours is important to notesince plant growth and ma-turity begins to slow signi-icantly. Tis slowed growthmeans that any additionalertility or even ungicideapplication at this time canprolong maturity to a point

where the crop is now atan increasing risk or rost.In many respects we havenow reached a point inthe growing season wherecrop yield potential is set

and our ocus should now

move towards preservingquality.

Lodging Causes and

Yield Losses

Lodging in cereals

over this past week hascertainly become morepronounced with somecrops now having gonedown or the second time.Generally lodging at early heading will see the bulk o the crop recover howeverit now becomes extremely prone to lodging as the

crop flls. Yield losses aretypically more signifcantthe earlier the crop goesdown. A crop that lodgesearly will recover throughthe ormation o “elbow

joints” at the lowest stemnodes. Lodging in cere-als is oten a result o boththe genetic makeup o theplant and adverse weatherconditions, such as rain,

wind, and hail.High nitrogen ertil-

ization also causes plantsto be more susceptible to

lodging. Tis is due to the

lush growth which also

provided an excellent en- vironment or the spreado disease. In addition,increased plant densi-ties, heavier seeding rates,shading, and high mois-ture content especially under cloudy and humidconditions, have beenound to increase the ten-dency o cereals to lodge.

Lodging can be themost limiting actor in at-taining high yields romincreased nitrogen er-tilization, especially dur-ing humid conditions.

Te e ects o lodging on yield losses depend on thegrowth stage o the plant,the weather conditions a-ter the lodging has takenplace, and the severity o lodging. When a crop lodg-es beore owering, thestem may regain their up-right position i avourable

weather conditions pre- vail. Under adverse weath-er conditions, however, thecrop will easily be lodged,resulting in deormed headand shrivelled kernels. I a

crop lodges sometime ater

owering, the heads will

not regain their upright po-sition. At this stage, kernelnumbers are not aected,but the grain weight may be severely reduced. Yieldlosses are greatest when acrop lodges during the tendays ollowing head emer-gence. Yield losses at thisstage will range between15- 40%.

Office Closure

T e Shoal Lake MAFRIo ce was o cially closedas o July 12th. Te MASCLending portion o the o-f ce was unaected by theclosure. Te Shoal Lake AgDistrict was frst ormed in1938 making this year the75th year o its existence.Prior to mysel (23 years) BillLambert served the districtor 18 years, Bob Durstonor fve years, Chuck Dixon

or fve years, John Neabel or

two years, A. Goehrling orour years, Welland Stone-house or our years, Craw-ord Jenkins/Doug Fletcherand summer students Char-lie Good and Barry Oakesor 10 years, and BJ Gorby or our years. I will now bebased out o Minnedosa but

will continue to cover thesame area as in the past and

will continue to reside in theShoal Lake area.

Shorter days, lodging and ofce closureAg report

july 19 2013.pdf

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