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Vol. 131 No. 22 Friday, August 9, 2013

www.minnedosatribune.com

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We acknowledge the

financial support of the

Government of Canada

through the

Canada Periodical Fund

of the Department of

Canadian Heritage.

and hangin on!

Rockin out

Photo by Jennier Paige

Photo by Darryl Holyk

Teory of a Deadman headlined year ten of Rockin the Fields of Minnedosa.Pictured is lead singer, yler Connolly.

By DARRYL HOLYK

he Heartland Rodeoreturned to Minnedo-sa this August long week-end attracting competitorsand spectators rom near

and ar.Overall, things went

well, said Minnedosa Ro-

deo President, Greg Woy-chyshyn. Te stands were

ull and there were no realinjuries to speak o so thatsalways good.

Te one area that did

experience some strugglesthis year, was the quantityo ood available onsite or

competitors and specta-tors. With the canteen inthe display building not

open, the lone ood vendor

did its best to try to keep up

the demands o the hungrycrowd. T e rodeo com-mittee has already started

talking about options ornext year so that this issuedoes not arise again.

We hope to havesome new exciting ood

vendors or next year to

make sure we are wellstocked throughout the

weekend, said Greg.T e three-day rodeo

weekend kicked of Sat-urday morning with a

Manitoba Barrel RacingAssociation 3D barrel rac-ing event. Later that ater-

noon, the ags o rodeowere carried into the mainarena by riders on horse-

back to open day one o

the Heartland Rodeo. Te

national anthem was sungby six-year-old Echo Des-

jardins. Tis young cowgirl

also competed later in theshow in the Pee Wee BarrelRacing event.

Following the CowboyPrayer, hard hitting ro-deo action kicked of with

hometown cowboy, BenMarcino being the rst to

compete in the barebackevent. Other events in-cluded Saddle Bronc, ieDown Roping, Goat ying,

eam Roping, BreakawayRoping, Barrel Racing,Steer Wrestling, Steer Rid-

ing and Bull Riding.

Continuedon Page 9

Evan Billings takes a sideways fallfrom a bull named Red Skin.

By JENNIFER PAIGE

Every year during the August long weekend excite-ment and energy ll the streets o Minnedosa. Tispast weekend people came rom ar and wide to enjoy a

weekend ull o great music, good riends, and take in ev-

erything Minnedosa has to ofer.en years ago, Rockin the Fields was thought to

be a goner with only good memories o past estivals to

hold onto. But now, ten years later, a dedicated team oorganizers and loyal volunteers have lled the hills oMinnedosa with rock music once again.

Celebrating their 10th year o non-pro t co-oper-ative, Rockin the Fields 2013 saw a non-stop line up obands that d rew a wide range o attendees. Tis years an

avourites included Trooper, Te Trews, Starship featur-ingMickey Tomas, Monster Truck and estival headliner,

Teory of a Deadman .

Over the past several years, Rockin the Fields hasevolved, growing every year, including this year whichsaw attendance grow to just over 2,000 visits per day,

compared to 2004 when daily attendance was only 400.Organizers boast that the estival went as smooth as

ever with no arrests or charges during the three-day mu-

sic est. Te rst aid trailer was also uneventul only see-ing minor scrapes and the odd person who drank beyondtheir limit.

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With an extensive listo volunteer ac-tivities, committee boardmemberships and presi-dential positions, localresident, Robert Grahamhas been honoured with anational award or his lie-time o civic-minded con-tributions.

Te Diamond JubileeAward was created in hon-our o the 60th anniversa-ry o Her Majesty QueenElizabeth II and to pay

respects to her six decadeso service. Recipients othe award had to be nomi-nated by ellow commu-nity members to Memberso Parliament o the Legis-lative Assembly. Since thebeginning o 2012, 60,000deserving Canadians havebeen recognized or theiroutstanding achieve-ments that have positivelyimpacted our country,their province or theircommunity.

Bob was a good ftor the award and it is easyto see that he deservesit when you take a lookat his volunteer history,says Brock Alexander, whopenned one o the threenomination letters sent toparliament members. woother letters were writtenby Dave McDonald andBrian Bruce.

We sent in threenomination letters ex-plaining all o the timeBob spends in town, vol-unteering and being an

active, involved commu-nity member , says Mc-Donald. Tis is a very

well deserved award. Bobis always there to help,

just like with Rockin theFields, he has donated alot o time there and doesevery year. Whatever or

whenever you need help,he is there to help out.

Graham has lived inthe southwest corner oMinnedosa or 28 years.I have always been in-

volved in the communitybecause I love this town.It is a great place to liveand raise kids. When youspend some time volun-teering you get to knowpeople, learn about team-

work and get to know thecommunity you l ive in.

Graham has been avolunteer in town or aslong as he has been a resi-dent, a staple at Rockinthe Fields since its con-ception, president o theLittle River Game and Fish

Associatio n or 14 years,

previously a town councilmember, as well as partic-ipating in numerous com-mittees, and undraisingboards.

I like to see things

getting accomplished.One o my avourite proj-ects I have worked on

would probably have tobe the back nine at thegol course. I spent count-less numbers o hours anddays out there, says Gra-ham.Graham was present-

ed with the Diamond Ju-bilee Award on July 11th ata ceremony during the lo-cal mens gol night. I was

very overwhelmed whenI ound out I was nomi-nated and when I was

presented with the medal;there are lots o deserv-ing people that do a lot othings or this town andto be recognized means alot.

Graham honoured for Dedication to Community

Bob GrahamsCommunity Involvement:

Curling Club - previously a member and servedas president or two years. Golf Club - previously served as grounds chairor two years. Currently a member and served as

president or two years. Presently on the executivecommittee as a senior representative and assists

with several projects at the course. Little River Game and Fish Association- hasserved as president or 14 years. own of Minnedosa - during his our year termas councillor, Bob served our years as chairman othe economic development board. Rockin the Fields - volunteered every yearsince Classic Rock began in 1996. Little Saskatchewan River Conservation Dis-trict - currently serves as board member and hasheld the position or six years. Te Minnedosa Regional Events Centre -served or the past our years on the undraisingcommittee. Rotary Club - member or the past our years. Masonic Lodge - previous member. Hockey League - coached or two years.

Photo by Jennier Paige

Bob Graham was recently presented a Diamond

Jubilee Medal in recognition of his many years

of volunteering in the community.

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his past weekend, theMinnedosa Maver-icks represented the Santa

Clara Baseball League atthe Senior AA Finals in Ha-miota.

Game #1 Baldur (3)Minnedosa (1). Mitch Hut-

ton had 1 hit and scored 1run.Game #7 Minnedosa

(8) Springf eld (2). Win-ning Pitcher Nick Krutke-

wich. John Lawrence had 3hits, 2 RBIs, Scored 1. Zac

Yandeau had 2 hits, 1 RBI,Scored twiceGame #11 Minnedo-

sa (7) Hartney (1). WinningPitcher John Hutton. An-drew Richards had 3 Hits,Scored once. Zac Yandeauhad 2 Hits, Scored twice.

Game #14 - Hamiota(4) Minnedosa (3). JohnHutton went 2 or 3. Zac

Yandeau doubled andscored once.

In the f nal game,Brandon deeated Hamio-

ta 8-3.

Senior AA provincial

baseball results

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Editor

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All contents copyright 2013

Sometime in the late

evening hours o

August 9th or

the early morning

hours o Tuesday,

August 10th, 1993

vandals wreaked

havoc anddestruction at

Minnedosa Cemetery.

65 memorials were

damaged, broken

or smashed.

Minnedosa Crime

Stoppers and

Town Council

immediately ofered

a $1,000 reward to

solve this crime.

Dear Editor,

Canada has weatheredthe storm of the glob-al recession well, but as a

trading nation in the global

economy we are not im-mune to the problems that

countries around the globe

are facing today.

With its focus on job

creation, economic growth,

and long-term prosperity,

Economic Action Plan 2013

is good news for Dauphin-

Swan River-Marquette, and

all of Manitoba. The plan

continues to keep Canada on

track to return to balanced

budgets in 2015-16, and will

keep federal taxes at their

lowest level in 50 years.

Thefi

rst phase of Eco-nomic Action Plan 2013

calls for increased skills and

training support with the in-

troduction of the Canada Job

Grant. This grant will pro-

vide $5,000 when matched

by an employer to help

Manitobans gain access to

training at institutions, such

as community colleges and

trade schools, that will lead

to high-quality, well-paying

jobs.

Manitoba small busi-

nesses will benefit from

Economic Action Plan 2013

with the extension and ex-pansion of the hiring credit

for small businesses. The

hiring credit will save small

businesses across Canada

$225 million in 2013. An

additional $20 million will

be invested to help small

businesses access research

and business development

services at universities andcolleges.

For generations, our

famers have fed Canada and

the world, while providing

jobs and career opportuni-

ties to Canadians. Eco-

nomic Action Plan 2013 will

benefit part-time farmers by

doubling the current deduc-

tion limit under the restricted

farm loss income tax rules

from $8,750 to $17,500.

Further our Government

has increased and indexed

the Lifetime Capital Gains

Exemption from $750,000

to $800,000. Not only will

this ease the burden of plan-

ning for retirement, but it

will make it easier to trans-

fer a family farm, to the next

generation of entrepreneurs.

Further, all farmers and the

agriculture industry will

benefi t from the increase to

spending on competitive-

ness, trade development,

food safety, and environ-

mental programming under

Growing Forward II.

Economic Action

Plan 2013 strengthens our

Government`s commitmentto the improvement of Man-

itobas communities. The

Community Improvement

Fund will provide $32.2

billion, over the next ten

years, to help municipalities

receive stable and predict-

able funding in support of

local infrastructure projects.

The Building Canada Fund

will provide $1.25 billion,

over the next five years, to

support economic infra-

structure projects across

Canada that have a national

and regional significance.

Our Government under-

stands that investments in

Canada`s public infrastruc-

ture are crucial for job cre-

ation, economic growth, and

a higher standard of living

for Manitoba`s families. Al-

together the Conservative

Federal Government has

committed to $70 billion in

stable infrastructure funding

over the next ten years.

In budget 2013 we

have also recognized the

importance of recreationalfi sheries in Canada and the

contribution it makes to the

economy. Our plan invests

$10 million to work with

local conservation and rec-

reational fi shing groups to

enhance and conserve fish

habitat. A further $4 million

will be invested towards

marine conservation, and an

additional $4 million will beprovided to protect our wa-

ters from invasive species.

Economic Action Plan

2013 also confirms our

Government`s support for

hospitals, schools, and other

important health and social

services in rural Manitoba.

In total, Manitoba will re-

ceive $3.4 billion under Eco-

nomic Action Plan 2013 in

federal transfers. This will

include $1.1 billion through

the Canada Health Trans-

fer, $443 million through

the Canada Social Transfer,

$1.8 billion through Equal-

ization, and almost $7 mil-

lion in total transfer protec-

tion. Overall, the Plan willinclude $643 million more

in federal transfer support

to Manitoba than under the

previous Liberal govern-ment.

Economic Action Plan

2013 will ensure the contin-

ued prosperity of the Cana-

dian economy. We are in-

vesting in doctors, workers,

small businesses and farms,

and in rural communities

like those in Dauphin-Swan

River-Marquette.

Sincerely,

Robert Sopuck, MP

Dauphin-Swan River-Mar-quette

Economic Action Plan 2013 brings good news for riding

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Te Minnedosa ribune welcomes Letters to theEditor. All letters must include the writers ull name,address, and telephone number. Only the writers

name will be published; address and phone numberare required or confrmation. Anonymous letters willnot be published. Letters that are deemed libelous,in bad taste, or describe an incident involving otherpeople, will not be published. Te Minnedosa ribune reserves the right toedit letters based on taste, legality, clarity, andlength. Letters to the Editor can be submitted inperson, sent by mail to Box 930, Minnedosa, MBR0J 1E0, by ax (204) 867-5171, or by email [email protected]

Letters to the Editor

The Minnedosa

& District

Foundation

Congratulations to Hayley Surovy,

2013s recipient of the Verna Averill

Memorial Scholarship. Thisscholarship is awarded to an M.C.I

Grade XII graduate who plans on

becoming a teacher. Hayley is

enrolled at B.U. for the fall and

upon graduating plans to teach

middle years.

By JENNIFER PAIGE

his past Sunday inBowmanville, ON,Minnedosas country duo,Sister Reign took to thestage. Heidi Kornik andJodi McNabb, along with

the Sister Reign band mem-bers, were selected as oneo eight top fnalists or theBoots and Hearts Music

Festivals Emerging Artist

Showcase.Boots and Hearts Music

Festivalis the largest Cana-

dian country music estivaland boast perormanceso more than 30 bandsincluding a mix o super-stars, such as Jason Alden,Miranda Lambert, DierksBently as well as a numbero emerging artists.

Sister Reign was se-lected out o 200 appli-cants to perorm at theestival and participateor the chance to win theemerging artist showcase.Te other seven fnalistsin the running were Jor-dan Mcintosh, Rebekah

Stevens, Abby Stewart,

Te Hollowbodies, Jessica

Mitchell, Te Reklaws, andWes Mack.

Te Reklaws, romCambridge, ON endedup winning the showcase

and were awarded withthe opportunity to openon the main stage in ronto 30,000 in attendanceor Dierks Bently, a mu-sic video agreement withCM, collaboration with asongwriter, studio time inNashville, as well as pro-duction and distributiono a single by a major re-cord company.

Local Country Duo takes part in

Star-studded Music Festival

By JENNIFER PAIGE

Have you recently hadsomeone knockingon your door trying to sell

you something? Te meth-od o the door-to-doorsales is not as popular as itused to be, but i you do re-ceive a door-to-door sales-person in your home, it isimportant to be inormed.

Minnedosa RCMPhas recently received nu-

merous complaints aboutdoor-to-door salespeoplein the area. Local RCMPhave investigated the com-pany and report that theyare a legitimate company

with a license rom thecity.

Te common com-plaint reported to RCMPis repeated visits to unin-terested parties as well asconvincing residents whodo not need the productinto purchasing. However,according to the RCMP thecompany is not doing any-thing illegal.

I your home is ap-proached by a door-to-door salesperson, be sureto ask to see the company

issued identifcation andsellers license or registra-tion. All legitimate door-to-door salespersons arerequired to carry properidentifcation.

Do not be pressuredinto buying anything. I

you are interested in theproduct, ask or sales orproduct inormation andplan to call and order or

visit local stores that sellsimilar products. Alwaysbe sure to compare pric-es as some door-to-doorproducts may be over-priced.

In Manitoba, consum-ers are protected by theConsumer Protection O-fce, which hears, mediates

and investigates consum-er-related complaints orconcerns.

Every province andterritory in Canada alsohas a cooling o period,a specifc number o daysduring which you may

cancel a contract you havemade with a door-to-doorsalesperson or any rea-son. According to the Con-sumer Protection O ceo Manitoba, anyone whopurchases something roma licensed door-to-doorsalesperson has a 10-dayright to cancel.

For more inorma-tion on consumer rights orconsumers rights to can-cel, contact the Consumer

Protection O ce o Mani-toba: Contact: 204-945-3800, oll-ree: 1-800-782-0067, email: [email protected] website: www.gov.mb.ca/cca/cpo/index.html

Be an informed consumer

Photo submitted

Minnedosas Sister Reign poses for a photo at theBoots and Hearts Festival in Ontario.

By JENNIFER PAIGE

My frst week athe ribuneduring August long

weekend has been ullo excitement, amaz-ing volunteer enthu-siasm, town spirit andsome people that sureknow how to rock inthe mud!

As or a little bit

about mysel, I wasborn and raised inBrandon, MB. Liv-ing close to Minnedosa growing up, I spent quite abit o my summer time here. Ater graduating highschool I spent some time travelling beore moving toLethbridge, AB. I attended Lethbridge College andgraduated rom the Communication Arts program

with honours. Ate r graduation I settled in Winnipeg,and began working or a publishing company in thedowntown centre which publishes a number o agri-culture related magazines.

Ater spending some time in the city, I deter-mined that big city lie was not or me. And alas, Iound Te ribune. I am excited to take on this newposition and as I become a regular by-line, please bepatient as I learn names, aces and the ins and outs othe town.

Working in the feld o journalism is a privilegethat provides me with the opportunity to listen, askquestions and tell peoples stories. Tank-you all orthe warm welcome I have received, I look orwardlearning your stories and immersing mysel in thispaper.

Meet our new

reporter, Jennifer

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By RAVENS GLEN WI

Congratulations andbest wishes to Peterand Karen Dymtriw who

will celebrate their 25thwedding anniversary onAugust 10th, we all wishyou many more.

Don and Wendy Fer-guson o Edmonton calledin to visit Ralph and ShirleyPedersen on July 28th.

Gordon and Enid Clark

spent several days at Mani-tou Beach Resort and Spaenjoying the mineral wa-ters there. Tis lake is along narrow basin thatallows water to enter butthere is no drain out, andthe eastern access road hashad to be built up by sev-eral eet.

Friends and neigh-bours gathered last Fridayevening to help Ralph andShirley Pedersen celebratetheir 50th wedding an-niversary with cake, icecream and visiting. On

Saturday, August 3rd, theiractual anniversary date,the amily took them onthe Martese boat cruise atClear Lake and then outor an Anniversary dinner.Congratulations rom all

your riends.Shirley Pederson spentthe long weekend in Bran-don with her sister Bernice

Atkinson and helped hercelebrate her birthday.

Dennis Pedersen isnow an of cial masterangler when he caught a

trophy catsh recently. IanLamb was shing with himand also caught a largecat sh, which they boththen released ater the pic-ture taking! Dennis andBarb Pedersen have had

a young black bear around

their yard easting on theirsaskatoon bushes.Happy birthday wish-

es are sent out to Ida Brad-ley, Peter Weetman and LilFarrend who celebratedbirthdays this past week.Heres wishing you manymore! Lils daughter Lou-ise o Calgary is here visit-ing her mother, and sisterHolly and Albert Shurvelland amily.

Several riends andrelatives attended the babyshower held in Sandy Lakeor the new daughter o

Melissa and Chad Davies.She is another great-nieceor Hilda Davies.

Shannon and CindyDalke, Melanie and ylerspent a week holidaying atGrand Beach in July.Bob and Willine Younghad their amily here tocelebrate Willines specialbirthday at the Royal OakInn. Tey brought theirgrandchildren, Bobby andBrooke home to spendseveral days with them.Rob Young was here on the

long weekend to pick upthe children to take home.Roger, Nancy and amily

were all here or the longweekend to visit, alongwith Robin and StaceyBradley.

NEWDALE NEWS

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Midwest won thisyears provincialbantam AAA baseballchampionship on Sunday,

August 4th in Morden, MB.Morgan Geekie

pitched a complete gameve-hitter, striking out ninebatters, helping Midwestdeeat host South Central

3-1 in the championshipnal.

o advance to thechampionship game, Mid-

west wound up deeat-ing North Winnipeg 9-4in a semi nal on Sundaymorning. Adam Robidouxhit a three-run home runor Midwest en route to the

victory.Midwest went unde-

eated in the tournament,winning all our o theirround robin games. Teteam now moves on to the

Baseball Canada BantamChampionship, slated totake place August 22nd-26th in Vaughan, ON.

T e squad includesDayton Heino andRyan McLenehan romMinnedosa. MorganGeekie and Blake Mervyn(Strathclair), Riley Sham-ray (Oak River), BrodySmith (Hamiota), DarcyBuhler (Macgregor), ChadKilimnik (Russell), AdamRobidoux (Binscarth),Noah Lemoine (St. Lazare),

Keenan Lewis (Miniota),Nick Kuharski (Neepawa),and Joben Smith (Foxwar-ren).

1993 - Tanks to a do-nation o $2,500 rom theDepartment o NaturalResources, the MinnedosaFish Enhancement Com-mittee is ormed. A localCrime Stoppers Board isalso ormed.

1973 - A spokespersonor Sedco Drilling Co. o

Calgary, AB said his com-pany will be drilling orgas and oil west o SandyLake.

1963 - Rolling RiverSchool Division will paythe Village o Erickson$14,000 or the installa-tion o water and sewerservices to the projectedhigh schools propertyline. T is payment willcover all taxes or 20 years,however, RRSD will haveto pay the usual water

rates.

1943 - Seven cases omeasles are reported inthe Crocus District.

1933 - Ater raids havebeen conducted or ten

years, a still is nally dis-covered in the Bethanyarea. A ne o $200 ischarged to its operator.

1913 - Schools are set tore-open on August 18th.

1903 - Letters patentare issued incorporatingP.J. McDermott, H. Mut-ton, J.W. Tompson, H.F.Maulsen and R.. Sander-son as Minnedosa MillingCompany with a capital o$25,000.

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RockinallweekendRockin the Fields photos by Jennifer Paige

Sundays rain turned roads to a muddy mess.

Continued from Page 1

Some heavy rain and cool evening temperatures didnot stop the crowds or campers. Te rain was a bit o a

bummer, but it is expected. Unavorable weather isnt go-ing to stop these people, says Gail McGillvery, a Winni-peg resident, attending her third Rockin the Fields.Tis

estival and the people that attend have the best energy.It is my avourite summer event. Tere is nothing betterthan spending a weekend outdoors, with great music and

great people.

Other perormances throughout the weekend in-cluded FilthyLucre, Te Headpins, Until Red, One Bad

Son, Nuthin But rouble, Te Dust Rhinos as well as nu-merous emerging bands. Attendees also had the oppor-

tunity to participate in a scavenger hunt, a exas holdemtournament, a volleyball tournament, a rock trivia con-test, and many attendees avourite estival extrathebest campsite competition.

As Rockin the Fields continues to grow in atten-dance every year, organizers say they hope to reach 7000-8000 attendees a day, in the uture. Rockin the Fields

2014 presale prices are in efect until August 31st. Duringthe pre-sale, you may also purchase your current or un-occupied campsite, however ater the pre-sale campsites

cannot be held.

Monster ruck plays the main stage.

Monter rucks Jeremy Widerman.David Berenner of T eory of a Deadman.

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Continuedrom Page 1

Future rodeo com-petitors had a chance to

try their hand at the alwaysentertaining Muttin Bus-tin event during the main

rodeo intermission. Whilethere were some cashprizes or the top riders,

all young muttin busterswalked away with a bag ochips and drink. We may

see some o these young

cowboys and cowgirlscompeting in Heartland

Rodeo events in the uture.Rodeo is a real am-

ily sport, mentioned an-

nouncer Ivan Ahntholz.Tese olks dont compete

against one another; theyonly compete against theirown last ride or last run.

Following Saturdaysrodeo perormance, thedisplay building came

alive with music and com-radery as the annual ro-deo social gave competi-

tors and spectators alike achance to kick back, relax,enjoy a ew cold ones or

kick up their heels on the

dance f oor to the purecountry sounds oBrothersof the Road. During the so-cial, auctioneer erry Woy-chyshyn Sr. auctioned o

a number o abulous do-nated prizes during a live

undraising auction. Teauction brought in over$1,400 or the local rodeo

committee.Despite the rain, Sun-

days rodeo perormance

went ahead giving com-petitors the added chal-lenge o a mucky rodeo

arena to compete in.T e 2012 edition o

the Minnedosa Rodeo was

named Heartland Rodeo

Associations Rodeo othe Year. Minnedosa also

earned this welldeservedtitle back in 2009.

Logan Bridgeman o Rivers was one o 16High School Tie Down Ropers.

Aaron Lee and Erin Cathcart show of their Team Roping abilities.

Mike Denbow earned a 18.03 inTie Down Roping.

Long Weekend Rodeo Action

Saskatchewans Mason Helmeczi ridesbareback in Mondays High School Rodeo.

Sean Tesarski takesa wild ride on

Payday the bull.

Robyn Denbow races around a barrel Saturday night.

Rodeo photos

by Darryl Holyk

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By LISA BILCOWSKI

With the Library Sum-mer Reading pro-gram in ull swing, our

weeks have been busy withyoung people spendingtime reading and have un

at the library. Tere havebeen numerous activitydays, a movie day, as well

as a visit rom MagicianRyan Price. Te kids werequite entertained by tricks

that included a visit romSimon the Rabbit and Alexthe Parakeet!

A heads-up to all oureBook readers, eLibrarieshas made some big chang-

es as o August 1st. Tereare some great new up-grades to help make your

loaning experience easierand more convenient. I

you continue to have some

troubles, please give us a

call or drop by and we willdo our best to help you out.

NEW TITLES

Easy Reads

Te French Fry King by Roge

Mr. Kings Tingsby Genevieve Cote

Night Sky Wheel Rideby Sheree Fitch

Juvenile Fiction

Into the Woodsby J. orres

Te Reluctant Journalof Henry K. Larsenby Susin Nielsen

Spirit Wolfby Kathryn Lasky

Young Adult Fiction

40 Tings I Wantto ell You

by Alice KuipersAwaken

by Meg Cabot

My Book Of Life By Angeliby Marine Leavitt

Fiction Novels

Te Accidental Husband by Jane Green

Big Girl Panties

by Stephanie EvanovichDeath Angel

by Linda FairsteinTe Dinner

by Herman Koch

First Sightby Danielle Steel

Te Girl in the Wallby Alison Preston

Revenge Wears Pradaby Lauren Weisberger

Non-Fiction Reading

Bathroom IdeasYou Can Use

by Chris PetersonTe Boys in the Boat

by Daniel James Brown

Pilgrims Wildernessby om Kizzia

Run, Brother, Run

by David BergTe Jugglers Childrenby Carolyn Abraham

Keep on top o whatsgoing on at the library so

you dont miss out on uncontests, activities andprograms of ered in the

community. Visit us at 451st Ave S.E. or www.discoverminnedosa.com. You

can also check us out on

Facebook by searching orMinnedosa Regional Li-

brary. Find book recom-mendations, see what oth-ers are currently reading

and view photos o whatshappening at the Library.

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By DIANE BACHEWICH

Editors note: We apol-ogize or the ollowingerrors rom last weeks re-port.

Bev Marchischuk hadher nephew Dennis andEva Wahoski o Salmon

Arm, BC visiting with her.During Heritage Days,

the rope making demon-

stration was done by An-thony Kowalchuk, ErnieBachewich and Dave Rys-

tephanuk.Shelly, Carlin and Vic-

toria Bedrey o Vanscoy, SK

visited with Diane Bache-

wich and also attended theSichewski-Stasiuk amily

reunion.Under the congratula-

tions to Pam Spitula andGraham Fediuk on their

recent marriage it shouldhave stated that Pam is thedaughter or Dennis andDebbie Spitula.T is weeks report:

Robert and Liz Mandzukhad Lizs brother, Harold

Culp o Orangeville, ONholidaying with them. Teyalso had their daughter

Risa and granddaughterKaiya Adams o St. Cath-erines, ON spending some

time here beore joiningher husband Andres inNelson, BC. Risa has a doc-

tor position at the medical

clinic in Nelson and theywill be making their home

there.Happy birthday to

Nestor Drul who cel-ebrated his 84th birthday

with cofee and cake at theDrop-in Centre.Word has been re-

ceived o the passing o

Dennis Bain, age 65, inFernie, BC. Dennis is theson o the late Mike and

Rosie Bain.Gloria Campbell madea quick trip to Calgary tak-

ing her grandchildrenback. T ey spent sometime with their grandma

Glo.Summer visitors with

Liz and Lorrie Antonation

were Calvin and ammy

Antonation and amily oPincher Creek, AB; Brenda

King, Chris Antonation,Fred Wurmuth o Bran-don, MB; Erin Zurbyk rom

Winnipeg, MB; Matt Kingrom Rivers, MB; Cindyand Joe Zurbyk, Les and

Faye Antonation o Elphin-stone, MB; Michael andLena Shewchuk o Win-

nipeg; Vicky Kiryluik oDauphin, MB; Robert and

Wendy Nykolaishen o Vic-

toria, BC also visited withall other amilies. Tis is a

yearly get-together and itdidnt even rain this year.

Sympathy to the am-ily o Sadley Mushie whopassed away in Brandon.Sadley was born and raised

here in Sandy Lake.Ida Andreychuk has

returned home ater visit-

ing with daughter Glendaand Darrell o SherwoodPark, AB and with son

Mark and amily in Nelson,BC and with her sister-in-laws Mary and Doreen and

amily in Kelowna, BC.Gary and Doreen

Derhak o Calgary, AB are

holidaying or a couple o

weeks with mom, Helen

Derhak and the rest othe amilies. Gary just got

back rom a salmon sh-ing trip to Nootka SoundWilderness Lodge, west oCampbell River on the Pa-

cic Ocean. A good catcho salmon was caught andthis time, the big ones nev-

er got away!John Domaschuk re-

turned home rom an en-

joyable western holidayto Lacombe, AB where hespend some time with son

Blair and amily. He thentravelled to Calgary to seeson Lindsay and while

there visited with Sam

and Donna Backlin and

daughters. From there,Lindsay accompanied his

dad to Kelowna, BC wherethey spent some time withJohns sister Mary andamily and brother Leon-

ard. While there, they cel-ebrated Leonards 80thbirthday. Daughter Holly

and amily o Victoria, BCjoined her ather or a visitalso.

Sympathy is extendedto the amily o the lateJohn Lenkewich, who

passed away at the age o90 years on July 11th at theCharles Wood Personal

Care Home.

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REAL ESTATE HAPPY BIRTHDAY

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Watkins. Call Elaine at204-761-2938 (evenings).

1997 electric Yamahagol cart with charger, canopy,

windshield, club hood andcanvas storage cover; excellentcondition. $3,500. Phone 204-848-7603. (x)

Princess antique bed, 72long, 36 wide, rod iron brass,great condition, $140.00 obo;Sanyo ECR 305 cash registerrom Winnipeg Cash Register

Company, $75.00; York weightset, 230 olding bench, spacesaver, 8-2 1/2 lb weights, 4-5lb

weights, 6-10lb weights, $50.00; ton metal truck tool box 21

wide x 31 high x 5t length,$150.00; wooden shop table on

wheels, 65 length, 24 wide, 3t tall, $50.00; Hammond organ$25.00; wooden o ce desk,5t length, 22 wide x 31 tall,$30.00; o ce desk 4 t length x30 wide x 31 tall, $30.00; 2 endtables and 1 coee table, metal

with assorted clay stone on top,$75.00. For ino call 204-867-2553. (22-3x)

2005 Ameri-Camp Sum-mit Ridge 30 oot long, bump-er hitch-Queen bed(separateroom)- Quad bunks (separateroom)-Sleeps 8- Large Fridge-expandable kitchen table-Pullout soa bed- Large awning-

Sewer, water, propane andcable hookups. Delivery Avail-able. $13,499 OBO 204-573-1412 or 204-761-7803. (21-3)

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Garage sale undraiseror Robyn Dragans 11 monthmission trip. I you have anyitems to donate, please dropo at 215 2nd St. N.W. or call204-867-0468 or 204-867-1978. Garage sale will take

place at the Minnedosa Cal-vary Church, 52 2nd Ave S.W.on August 17th at 9:00 a.m.(21-2x)

Multiamily yard sale:toys, household items, chil-drens books, petite size cloth-ing on Saturday, August 10th,10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m., 7-4th

Ave. NE. Cancelled i raining.(x)

NEW HOME FOR SALE

Beautiul, open-concept 1308sq. t. bungalow fnished

top-to-bottom built in 2010.Home eatures walk-out

basement, 3 + 2 bedroomsand 3 bathrooms located in anewly developed residentialarea o Minnedosa. Nicely

landscaped back yardoverlooks the own rom thedeck or rom the brick patioarea below. In-oor heated

double attached garage.Includes main oor laundry

pair as well as stainlesssteel kitchen appliances.oo many extras to list.

$338,000.00Call or text 204 867-7405 or

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Come and Go bridalshower in honour o Kristinaman, bride-elect o RyanHyrsak, to be held on Saturday,

August 10th rom 2:00 4:00p.m. at the home o the groomsparents, Delmar and KarenHrysak, 165 3rd St. S.E. (21-2x)

You are invited to a bridalshower on Sunday, August11th, 2013 in honour o ALwk, daughter o Lenand Pam, engaged to mCm, son o Stew and

Kathy (o Forrest, MB) at theSandy Lake Community Hall at2:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome!(21-2x)

Join us or a bridal show-er in honour o KKut, bride-to-be o Ryan Syn-chyshyn on Sunday August11th rom 2 4 p.m. at 3452nd St. S.E Minnedosa. Pleaseaccept this as your invita-tion. (21-2x)

BRIDALSHOWERS

Kaylan and Bryan Pinutao Minnedosa

are excited to announce

the arrival o their baby girlon

May 26, 2013,Madelynn Rose Marie.

Proud grandparents areMurray and Eileen rott

o Minnedosa,David and Diane Pinuta

o Winnipegand great grandma is

Frances rotto Minnedosa.

(x)

BIRTHANNOUNCEMENT

It took 50 years to

look this good!From your riends at the

Minnedosa Vet Clinic.

Have an upcoming eventyoud like to let everyoneknow about? Get the wordout there with a ComingEvent listing in Te ribune.

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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)

Elphinstone Lions Club,8th annual yard sale. Satur-day, August 17th, 2013, 10:00a.m. 2:00 p.m. at the LionsPark. I bad weather in thehall. ables $10.00 each or3 or $25.00. o book a tablephone 204-625-2423. No out-side ood concessions. Lunch

Available. (21-2x)

Newdale Horticul-tural Society Flower Show.

Wednesday, August 14th,2013. Doors open at 2:00 p.m.Roast Bee supper rom 5:00 7:00 p.m. Adults $10.00 Chil-dren (6-12yrs) $5.00 5 andunder FREE. Everyone Wel-

come! (21-2x)

Te Prayer group romMinnedosa Calvary Church

would like to invite you toa ree BBQ on Wednesday,

August 21st rom 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. at the annersCrossing Park. (22-2)

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HELP WANTED

NOTICE

DAYCARE

PAINTER

COMING EVENTS

Minnedosa Service toSeniors Congregate Meal

Program serving suppermeals or seniors at theownview Manor 6th fooruesdays, Tursdays,Sundays starting at 5:00p.m. $8.00 dine in, $10.00delivered. Call 204-867-2198 ater 1:00 p.m. on dayo the meal or call 204-867-5190 or all other inquiries.Service to Seniors Menu:

Ag 11h:

Bee stew with biscuits,rolls, potatoes, vegetable,salad, pickles, dessert, tea

or coeeAg 13h:

Roast chicken with gravyand dressing, rolls, potatoes,

vegetable, salad, pickles,dessert, tea or coee

Ag15h:

Grilled pork chops, rolls,potatoes, vegetables, salad,

pickles, dessert, tea orcoee

(12-tn)

Save the Date Satur-day, September 28th Saluteto Broadway eaturing AaronHutton and Friends. icketsales at Co-op September13th, 14th and 20th. Watch ordetails. (x)

Gold Rush Vacation

Bible School is coming toMinnedosa Covenant Churchrom August 19th 23rd, 9a.m. noon. All children rompreschool (age 3+) to gradesix are welcome. Games, Bi-ble stories, crats, prizes andmore! Phone 204-867-2810or more inormation. (22-2)

August 17th at Franklin Hallrom 2:00 4:00 p.m.

60th wedding anniversary orRon and Beryl Parrott.

(-x)

Te MINNEDOSAHORTICULTURAL SOCI-

ETYwants you to come andhelp us celebrate our 100THANNIVERSARY with birth-day cake at the MCCC dur-ing our annual fower show.uesday August 20th rom2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Entries willbe accepted rom 5:00 to9:00 p.m. on Monday August19th and rom 8:00 a.m. to9:00 a.m. on uesday mor-ning August 20th. Books andtags are available at the AgO ce and Flowers on Main.

All exhibitors are very wel-come. Everyone is welcometo view the displays rom 2:00to 7:00 p.m. Te Junior Awardprogram is at 7:30 p.m. and

sale o veggies and fowers at8:00pm. NO Admission - rain-bow auction on site. (22-2)

Kingdon Electric is nowworking exclusively on theprojects o one general con-tractor and so will not be ac-cepting work rom any othercustomers. I apologize or anyinconvenience, and wouldlike to thank past customersor their support. (21-2x)

Qualied Painter with25 years experience. All workguaranteed. Call Blaine at204-874-2399. (43-tn)

Mcavishs Ice CreamParlour at Clear Lake requires

ull-time or part-time help.For interview, phone 1-204-848-7366. (19-4x)

Little Sprouts ChildcareHome is SAYING in Minne-dosa!!! I currently have oneInant/Preschool spot andthree School-Age spots avail-able starting ASAP. I am a li-censed ECE II, and providetons o outdoor play as wellas developmentally appropri-ate activities. I also providetwo snacks and a hot home

cooked lunch daily. We goon eld trips within walkingdistance o my house, andoten spend all day exploringoutside! I am open 7:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday.Please call Karen at (204)867-3626 or email shaash79@

yahoo.ca, or more inorma-tion or to book a spot! ( 16-tn)

Little Wonders CountryDaycare near Erickson has var-ious spots available or Augustand September. I also have oneull time inant/preschool spotavailable late August. I you

would like more ino please callLynne at 204-636-2931 (21-5x)

Instructor Clinical Nursing

Half-Time Term (.5) from August 2013 up to June 2015School of Health Sciences & Community Services

Neepawa Rural Bachelor of Nursing Site

Red River College is a leader in applied learning and innovation. Our talented team of employees is passionate about education,innovation and student success. We offer competitive salaries, extensive benefits, and the opportunity for personal and professionalgrowth in a rewarding career. Together, we are going places.

Duties: The primary responsibility of this position is to teach, mentor, supervise and evaluate nursing students in the clinicalpractice settings for the Red River College LPN to BN Neepawa rural location. Other responsibilities include maintaining clear andcurrent communication and consultation with the Neepawa site classroominstructor and the RRC main campus, the rural programcoordinator and the Clinical Course Leader.

Qualification Requirements:Required:

Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing. Applicants with a Diploma in Nursing and significant clinical expertise may beconsidered

Registration or eligibility for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba Experience and competence as a practitioner in the areas of medical, surgical and gerontological nursing Interpersonal communication competence and the ability to relate to a diverse nursing student population Computer skil ls Cultural sensitivity Commitment to lifelong learning

Assets: Previous clinical teaching experience

Conditions of Employment:x This position may be required to work evenings

We seek diversity in our workplace. Aboriginal persons, women, visible minorities and individuals with disabilities areencouraged to apply.

Competition Number: 2013-117

Closing Date: August 23, 2013

Salary Range: $28.19 to $41.88 per hour

*The successful candidate with a Masters or PhD in a related field will receive anEducational Supplement of $2,725 or $5,450 per annum respectively pro-rated on anhourly basis.

Apply to: Red River CollegeC410 - 2055 Notre Dame AvenueWinnipeg, MB R3H 0J9Fax: 204-694-0750e-mail: [email protected]

We thank all applicants for their interest, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Town of Minnedosa

The Town o Minnedosa is accepting tenders or:

RFQ 2013-07 2nd St NW Water & Sewer

General information

The supply and installation o approx 84m o 150mm water line and

150mm sewer line along 2nd St NW.

To include:

150mm C900 pipe

150mm SDR35 sewer pipe

One manhole structure

One Mueller fre hydrant and associated par ts

Supply o backfll material and removal o excess waste material

Final landscaping, top soil and grass sowing

Any required road repairs associated with the works.

Any enquiry concerning the content o this Request or Quotation

should be directed to Kevin Marcino at 204- 867-0037 or

[email protected].

Sealed Tenders marked 2nd St NW WATER & SEWER will be

accepted at the Town o Minnedosas Civic Centre, 103 Main Street

South, Box 426 Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0 until 4:30 p.m. on Friday August

23, 2013. Fax: (204) 867-2686 Email: [email protected]

Any or all of the quotations may not be necessarily accepted.

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory oour dear niece and cousin,Jacqueline Kaye Lawson

who passed away onA 12, 2009.

Loving memories never die

As years roll onand days pass by

In our hearts yourmemory is kept

Of one we lovedAnd will never forget.

Kim, Brenda, Jennier,Natasha and Eric Moran

(x)

J 16, 1985

A 12, 2009

In Memory oour daughter and a sister,

Jacqueline Lawsonwho will never be orgotten.

As time goes on,We try to take your memory

with us in everything we do.No one knows our heartache,

Only those who havelost can tell

Of the grief we bear in silenceFor the one we loved so well.

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PastershankJanuary , - Tuesday,

July th, It is with great sadness thatour amily announce thepassing o eenie Pastershankon uesday, July 9th, 2013 atthe Sandy Lake Personal CareHome at the age o 98.

eenie was born in theHarrison area on January 26,

1915. She attended schooling atthe Martin Dale School. eenie

married Frank Pastershank inOlha, MB on June 14, 1932.

Tey armed at Wisla , Manitoba until1937, then moved to Elphinstone. Frank and eenie moved toMinnedosa in 1971 when they retired rom arming.

eenie was devoted to her husband, amily and riends. Shepicked many pails o wild ruit or her amily over the years.

Also was a very avid gardener and provided many jars o ruit,vegetables and pickles.

For many years she enjoyed playing Bingo and cards withamily and riends.

eenie was predeceased by her late husband Frank o 58 years;inant son Larry; her parents Joseph and Mary Kristalovich, as

well as her nine siblings, three sister-in-laws and three brother-in-laws.

eenie is survived by her son, Edward (Sylvia) Pastershank;daughters, Helen (Ed) Antonsen, Mabel (Nick) Stebeleski; vegrandchildren; nine great grandchildren and our great-greatgrandchildren. She is also survived by sisters, Lavinia, Regina,and brothers, Nick, Joe and numerous nieces and nephews.

Te uneral service was held Saturday, July 13, 2013 at theSandy Lake Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic Church with Fr.Emil Kardasinec o ciating. Interment ollowed at the CatholicCemetery. I riends so desire, donations may be made to theSandy Lake Personal Care Home tub und.

Raes Funeral Service o Shoal Lake was in care o

arrangements.Vichnaya Pomyat!

Harold Ernest ProvenJanuary , - July ,

Tere was peace in the Little Saskatchewan River Valley, as thesun rose July 16, 2013 when Harold Ernest Proven died. He wassurrounded by his amily, in the place he loved best!

Harold was born January 15, 1926 in the FairmountDistrict. So began the lie o a man who touched thelives o so many people. He was the youngest o six childrenborn to Fred and Hazel Proven. Harold was only our monthsold when his ather died, leaving his mother, Hazel to raise Stan,Elmor, Helen, Margaret, Jim and Harold. Harold was the last o his

generation.Harold is survived by his loving wie o 65 years, Isabella; ve sons,

Garry (Debra), David, Randall, Richard (Amy) and Douglas (Cindy);ten grandchildren, Kerry (im), Bronwyn, Danika, imothy, Gena,

Evan, Ayma, Donald (Roselle), Michael and Jonathon; six greatgrandchildren, Ashley, Victoria, Kyla, Brooklyn, aner and Mason; and many nieces, nephews andcousins.

He received his education at Basswood. Harold took his army basic training then returned toBasswood to begin work with a local carpenter, om Hymers. So began his love o woodworking. Hereceived his certicate in Cabinet Making at the Manitoba echnical Institute and then worked withMusselwhite Woodworking in Minnedosa.

Harold was a nishing carpenter at Rivers Base or two years. In 1950 Harold and Isabella relocatedto Melita, where Harold established his own Cabinet Making Shop. In 1954 they moved to Calgary,

where Harold obtained his Journeyman Carpenter certication.In 1960 Harold and Isabella moved their amily back to Basswood becoming the third generation

o Provens on NE 3-16-19. Harold began arming and continued to build homes and do cabinetry.He was a trustee o the Basswood School Board and a Councillor with Harrison Municipality and

Minnedosa Hospital Board or six years. He served on the Basswood United Church Board and wasvery involved in the Onanole Seniors Centre.

Harold was a charter member o Local 516 o the National Farmers Union, serving as local Vice-President, District 6 Director and was elected to the National Board and National Executive asRegion Five Coordinator or our years.

Harold was an activist, advocate or peace, social justice and human rights. Lielong involvementsincluded Project Ploughshares, Marquis Project, ools or Peace, Eco-justice and the Council oCanadians.

His travels took him to China, Cuba and across Canada rom Ottawa to Vancouver Island.Harold was the recipient o several awards, which included the Global Citizenship Award and

the National Farmers Union Grassroots Leadership Citation or loyal service to the arm union

movement.Harold and Isabella retired to Onanole in 1990 to the home that Harold and his sons built. His

double garage became his workshop. Tere he spent many happy hours making diamond willowcanes, stools, tables and numerous items rom a variety o wood in his shop. Clocks and picturerames were crated rom wood recycled rom the old barn at the arm. His generosity ound manyo these items given as gits with the signature H.E.P.

A celebration o Harolds lie took place July 27, 2013 at the home o son, David.I desired, donations may be made in Harolds name to the Canadian Diabetes Association, 200-

310 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB. R3C 0S6 or to a charity o your choice.Love Is Forever.

OBITUARIES

Bob Harrington

A 2, 1994

Sunshine fades andShadows fall

But sweet remembranceOutlasts all

Sadly missed by Diane, Jill,Karen and Family.

Irene Marie DaggSeptember , - July ,

With heavy hearts, the amily o Irene Marie Dagg announceher sudden passing July 24, 2013. Irene was born September26, 1929 at Mossbank Saskatchewan to Casper and MattieJohnson, and was the youngest o our children. Irene movedto Manitoba in 1945 to nish her education and attend normalschool. Upon completing normal school Irene had severalteaching positions.

In 1951, while teaching at Crocus school Irene met DonaldDagg. Te two were married in Clanwilliam on July 17, 1954.

Irene and Donald lived briey in Clanwilliam beore settlingon the Dagg amily arm south o town. March 28, 1958 Ireneand Don welcomed their rst child Murray, who was soonollowed by a daughter Janice on June 1, 1959. Irene loved the

arm lie and enjoyed the years they spent there. In the early1990s Don and Irene moved back into Clanwilliam, this is

where Irene spent the remainder o her years.Irene had many interests including baking, bird watching,

doing crossword puzzles and gardening. She was active in theEmanuel Lutheran Church in Clanwilliam until its closing andollowing that continued to devote time daily to Bible study.

Irene was predeceased by her sister Clara, Brother Oscar,brothers in law Bud and Gordon, and sister-in-law Evelyn. Letto mourn her is her husband o 59 years Donald, son Murrayand daughter Janice (Brian), grandchildren Brent (Candice),Christina (Cam), Jonathon (Destiny), Jefery (Joanne), Charles(Lyndie), great grandchildren Kira, Elizabeth, Emilie, Rhiannon,Elise, Stella, Kae-Lynn, and Evangeline, sister Myrtle, NephewEugene, and nieces Irene, Lynn, and Lois, as well as manyextended amily and riends.

Funeral services were held July 27, 2013, with Elgin Hallo ciating. Interment ollowed at St. Johns Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Brent Little, Cam Woodcock, Jon Dagg, JefDagg, Charlie Dagg and Andrew Richards. Minnedosa FuneralServices in care o arrangements.

Memorial donations may be made to the Heart and StrokeFoundation.

Charles IrvineSunday, July ,

Charles Irvine o Brandon, beloved husband o the late Florence

Irvine, and dear ather o Maxine Harvey and Blair Shaggy Irvine,

passed away peaceully at his residence, Fairview Home, on

Sunday, July 7, 2013 at the age o 93 years.

Charlie attended remaine School. In 1941, he enlisted in the

Royal Canadian Army Corps. Ater training at Red Deer, Alberta,he went overseas in March 1942. Charlie was sent to Sicily in July

1943 and also saw service in Italy, Holland and Germany, returning

home August 14, 1945. Charlie had many stories to tell during his

time overseas or World War II. During this time, he also met all his

Scottish relatives and spent quality time with all the aunties.He married Florence Jessie Chambers in Rapid City, MB on

July 2, 1960 and lived in Rapid City on the arm until retiring intoMinnedosa. Charlie had ond memories growing up in the valley. He laughed

at his stories o his childhood with his three sisters. One o the stories involved sledding down thebig hill behind the barn. He skated on and swam in the river nearby with the Christie and Andrewboys. Charlie enjoyed hunting with riends and brother-in-law, Bill Gibbons. He also enjoyedshing with riends and brother-in-law, Roy Attridge. Charlie was active in the Rapid City Legionand remaine Community Club. He attended many district card games and dances and Christmasconcerts. Charlie coached hockey with another Dad when Blair was playing hockey. Charlie armedor years, worked at International in Brandon and worked at Morris in Minnedosa. He relaxed by

watching the birds, watching sports on television and reading the newspaper. Charlie loved peopleand visiting with everyone. He was well known or his jokes and teasing. Charlie was very ond o

his grandchildren and spent many weekends at the Minnedosa beach watching them swim andplay. He became a great grandparent in 2009 and 2013.

Charlie will live on in the hearts o son, Blair (Shaggy) and daughter, Maxine, grandchildrenChris, Becky, great grandchildren Mason and Charlee, sister Jessie Gibbons, cousins, nieces andnephews and riends. We are grateul or the happiness he brought to our lives. Predeceased byparents Charles and Isabella Irvine, wie Florence, sisters Isabella and Lily, son-in-law Gord.

Te celebration o Charlies lie was held at Rapid City United Church, Rapid City, MB onTursday, July 11, 2013. Should riends so desire, donations are welcomed to Cancer Care ManitobaFoundation, 1160 675 McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3E 0V9 or https://www.cancercaredn.mb.ca

Charlie, you will be remembered.Messages o condolence may be placed atwww.brockiedonovan.com. Arrangements were in

care o Brockie Donovan Funeral & Cremation Services, Brandon.

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Te amily o eenie Paster-shank would like to expressour heartelt gratitude to thepeople who provided supportat this di cult time. Your actso kindness through cards, owers, phone calls, gits oood are greatly appreciated.Special thanks to Fr. EmilKardasinec or his beauti-ul service, the pall bearers,cross bearer, Ernie Malchukand choir, alter server PeterMiko. Also thanks to RobertEwanyshyn or his violin soloo Amazing Grace during theinterment. Te church ladiesor preparing and serving thedelicious lunch. Te peoplethat took such good care oMom at the Sandy Lake Per-sonal Care Home. Specialthank you to the palliativecare ladies that stayed withmom when we couldnt bethere, you were all awesome.Tanks to Raes Funeral Ser-

vice or their kind and caringproessional services. Yourkindness will not be orgot-ten. ~ Edward, Sylvia, Helenand Ed, Mabel and Nick andfamilies. (x)

We would like to expressour heartelt thanks to every-one or all the lovely owers,cards, ood, visits and phonecalls at this di cult time inthe loss o our mom. Tank

you or your thoughtulnessand kindness, it is greatly ap-preciated and will always beremembered. God Bless all.~Nick and Mabel Stebeleski(x)

Our grateul thanks to am-ily, neighbours and riends orall o the thoughtul expres-sions o sympathy shown usduring and ater the loss oour beloved patriarch Har-old. Tanks to Erickson HomeCare and Regional PalliativeCare who made it possible

or amily to give our lovedone the care he needed.Tanks to Dr. Khandelwal orhis many years o proession-al care given Harold and toDr. Vipul and Mental Healthsta. T anks to all or themany words o comort that

will not be orgotten. ~Isa-bella Proven and family .

Te amily o Irene Daggwould like to thank the ol-lowing people or their kind-ness and support in the daysollowing her sudden pass-ing. Te sta at Minnedosahospital or the care o Ireneand our amily, and Natasha

Pearen or the spiritual careimmediately ollowing Irenespassing. Minnedosa FuneralServices or the proessionaland sensitive care in makingarrangements. o the Clan-

william ladies, thank you orthe wonderul lunch ollow-ing the uneral. o Elgin Hall,thank you or the support andbeautiul service to celebrateIrenes lie. o all who phonedor called in with ood and kind

words, your care and compas-sion is appreciated and willnot be orgotten. ~Sincerely,Donald Dagg and the Dagg,Little and Woodcock fami-lies

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