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Vol. 131 No. 16 Friday, June 28, 2013

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TownByDarrylHolyk

Kids on the courseBetween July 8th and 14th, juniors can gol ree at

Minnedosa Gol and Country Club when accompaniedby a paying adult. Tis opportunity is the National GolCourse Associations way to encourage amilies to goltogether. Te ake a Kid to the Course program is a cross-country initiative aimed up building amily relationships

while enjoying the game o gol and improving gol skills.o register, call the Gol Club.

Demerits for distractions...Come August 1st, drivers caught using hand-heldphones and devices will be losing a lot more than $200.00in charges. Te province announced last week that Mani-toba Public Insurance will be working with police to ap-ply demerits to drivers saety rating. Tis o course a ectsthe insurance premiums payable on the drivers licensesand vehicle registration. MPI stats show that some 160deaths since 2005 have been a result o distracted driving.

Canada DayCanadas 146th birthday will be celebrated this Mon-

day, July 1st with various celebrations being held in com-munities large and small across our fne nation. Be sureto take part in the Canada Day celebrations planned in

your community and thank the volunteers who makesuch events a reality. Happy Canada Day everyone!

Life-changing weekendTe Canada Day long weekend is something many

Canadians look orward to. Last year, this weekend was ahighlight in my lie as I achieved a long-anticipated rontrow spot or Rebas perormance at Dauphins Country-est. Tis year, I am approaching the long weekend witheven greater excitement and anticipation o a lie-chang-

ing event. omorrow, June 29th, I will say arewell to lieas a single man as I marry my best riend and true love,Karen Dalgarno. With this exchange o vows and ringscomes great anticipation o what the uture will hold orus as well as a weekend o special memories shared withour closest riends and amily.

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Erickson student receives Citizenship AwardBy SARAH DALRYMPLE

ECI Grade 12 student,Brandi Vivier was a re-cipient o this years GlobalCitizenship Award. TeGlobal Citizenship Awardis presented by the Mani-toba Council or Interna-tional Cooperation and ispresented to our graduat-ing students in Manitoba.Te other three recipientso this prestigious awardinclude Shania NicoleSveinson rom Gimli HighSchool, Rachel AshleyByrka rom Miami School,

and Tea Olalia rom SislerHigh School.

T e Global Citizen-ship Award was estab-lished in 2009 and recog-nizes students who haveparticipated in a range olocal and global volunteeractivities. Each volunteeraction re ects on a more

just and sustainable world.Trough those actions, stu-dents were able to changeand improve the lives omany children, youth,people with disabilities,

and those living in povertybeyond our borders.According to Brandi,

My view o global citizen-ship in uences my dailychoices in many ways: itin uences me to get outand get involved in mycommunity, in my schooland in worldwide projects.Being a global citizen hasgiven me a sense o re-sponsibility and commu-nity.

Brandi has recentlyf nished her fnal year

at Erickson Collegiate,

graduating on June 21sto this year. Troughouther years at school, Brandiparticipated in local stu-dent groups such as SMAD(Students Making A Dier-ence) which works on bothlocal and global levels, sup-porting the right to oodand education. Tis yearthey have organized a 20hour amine, supported asponsor student rom Haitias well as volunteered inthe local community. Shehas also been a member othe Gay Straight Alliance

to diminish sexism, rac-ism, and homophobia. TeGay Straight Alliance hasalso begun to partner withother schools in Manitoba.Getting one communityinvolved, and then thenext; it all comes togetherin the end to make a hugedi erence, Vivier com-mented.

Since last all, Vivierhas been volunteeringat the Erickson NursingHome playing Bingo, read-ing to seniors, and gener-

ally helping out where shecan. A lot o the peopleI work with can no lon-ger see, so I usually liketo read to them. In addi-tion to the Nursing Home,Brandi is involved in the

Age Initiative, an Initiativeis to increase relationshipsbetween students and se-niors. Brandi was able togo and visit with seniorsat their homes. It was alot more personal then theNursing Home becauseI went directly to their

house, but I was almostalways able to bring cook-ies.Vivier also spends her

ree time volunteering withthe local fre department.Te night beore gradu-ation, Brandi was calledout on a Missing PersonsCase with the Sandy LakeFire Department and otheremergency service work-ers rom locations acrossManitoba. I love volun-teering with the Fire De-partment, Vivier said. Iget to experience all theseexciting situations and I

really like how the wholecommunity comes togeth-er to help one another.Te collaboration o thecommunity is just one othe many reasons that in-spires Vivier to volunteer

within her community.During her graduation

Ceremony, Vivier receiveda certif cate and a $250award. Ater the summer,she plans on attending theUniversity o Winnipegand is aiming or a careerin the feld o Medicine.

Photo submitted

Brandi Vivier has been honoured

for her global volunteerism.

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Tey transmit weatherinormation on one o sev-en channels in the VHF ra-dio band, broadcast on or-dinary AM or FM bands inselected areas, and provideup-to-the-minute weath-er warnings, orecastsand reports. Te own oMinnedosa and the R.M.so Odanah and Minto have

Weatherradios in their o-fce to monitor the weatheror alerts on a daily basis.

A lot o olks wonderwhat to do when a severestorm is orecast. Severe

weather can develop veryquickly. Make it a habit tolisten to your local radioor television stations orsevere weather warningsand advice. Make sure youhave a battery-powered ra-dio on hand, as electricityrequently ails during a se-

vere storm. Secure every-thing that might be blownaround or torn loose. Flyingobjects such as patio urni-ture and garbage cans caninjure people and damageproperty. Never ventureout in a boat. I you are onthe water and you see bad

weather approaching, heador shore immediately.

Always check the marineorecast beore leaving ora day o boating and con-tinue to listen to weatherreports throughout the day.

Be prepared; stormssuch as tornadoes otenstrike too quickly to allow

you to choose a shelter orto pack an emergency kit.

Develop a plan that out-lines where you will takeshelter i a severe stormhits. Reduce the hazardson your property. rim rot-ting or dead branches andcut down dead trees on

your property. You shouldalso check the drainagearound your house to re-duce the possibility obasement ooding. Check

your insurance coverage.Make sure that your insur-ance protection covers allthe potential damages thatmay be caused by severe

weather. Contact your in-surance broker to makesure that you have the ap-propriate coverage.

Tunderstorms arecommon on the prairies.Tey are oten accompa-nied by hail, lightning, high

winds, heavy rain and, oc-casionally, tornadoes.

Lightning is a kill-er. No other aspect o se-

vere summer weather pres-ents more o a danger thanlightning. Bolts o lightninghit the ground at about40,000 kilometers a secondand can carry an electri-cal charge o as much as1 million volts. Te 30-30rule o estimate how araway lightning is, countthe seconds between the ash o lightning and thethunderclap. Each secondis about 300 meters. I youcount ewer than 30 sec-

onds, look around or shel-ter. I you count ewer thanf ve seconds, take shelterurgently - this means light-ning is near and you do not

want to be the tallest objectin the area. It is recom-mended to wait 30 minutesater the last lightning strikein a severe storm beore

venturing outside again.aking shelter rom light-ning I youre indoors, stayaway rom windows, doors,freplaces, radiators, stoves,sinks, bathtubs, appliances,metal pipes, telephones,

and other materials thatconduct electricity. Unplug

your radios and Vs. I youare outdoors, take shelterin a depressed area suchas a ditch or culvert, butnever under a tree. Do notride bicycles, motorcyclesor gol carts or use metalshovels or gol clubs. I youare swimming, return toland immediately. I youare caught in the open, donot lie at. Crouch in theleaprog position and cov-er your head. I you are in

a car, stay there but moveyour car away rom anytrees.

Heavy Rain cancause ooding. Tis is par-ticularly true when theground is already saturatedrom previous storms. I

you know there is oodingor the possibility o ood-ing in your area, keep yourradio on to fnd out whatareas are ooded, what ar-eas are likely to be ooded,as well as what roads aresae, where to go and whatto do i the local emergencyteam asks you to leave yourhome. Generally speaking,it is a good idea to avoiddriving through oodedroads and underpass-es. Te water may be a greatdeal deeper than it looksand you could put yourselin danger.

Hail ake coverwhen hail begins to all. Donot go out to cover plants,cars or garden urnitureor to rescue animals. Hailcomes down at great speed,especially when accom-panied by high winds. Al-though no one in Canadahas been killed by hail,people have been seriouslyinjured by it.

Tornadoes - ormsuddenly, are oten preced-ed by warm, humid weath-er, and are always producedby thunderstorms. ornado

warning signs include theollowing: an extremelydark sky, sometimes high-lighted by green or yel-low clouds, a rumbling or

whistling sound, a unnelcloud at the rear base o athundercloud, oten be-hind a curtain o heavy rainor hail. ornadoes are vio-lent wind storms character-ized by a twisting, unnel-shaped cloud which ormsat the base o cloud banksand points towards theground. ornadoes usu-ally move over the groundat anywhere rom 20 to 90kilometers per hour andoten travel rom the south-

west to the northeast. Teyare erratic and can changecourse suddenly. Do notollow tornadoes in yourcar or attempt to take pho-tographs o them i you

see a tornado, take shelter

immediately.aking shelter during a

tornado; I you are at home,go to the basement or takeshelter in a small interiorground oor room such asa bathroom, closet or hall-

way. Failing that, protectyoursel by taking shelterunder a heavy table or desk.In all cases, stay away rom

windows, outside walls anddoors. I you are in an o ceor an apartment building,take shelter in an inner hall-

way or room, ideally in the

basement or on the groundoor. Do not use the eleva-tor and stay away rom win-dows. Avoid buildings suchas gymnasiums, churchesand auditoriums with widespan roos. Tese roos donot have supports in themiddle and may collapse ia tornado hits them. I youare in one o these types obuildings, take cover undera heavy table or desk. I youare caught outside, lie atin a ditch or other low-lyingarea and cover your head.I lightning is occurring,

crouch in the leaprog posi-tion and lower your head.Do not get caught in a car ora mobile home More than50% o all deaths causedby tornadoes happen inmobile homes. I you can-not take shelter in a sturdybuilding, lie down in a ditch

away rom your car or mo-

bile home. Hug the ground,protect your head and

watch out or ying debris.Small objects such as sticksand straws can become le-thal weapons when drivenby the high winds createdby tornadoes.

Ater the storm youmay still be in danger oncea serious storm is over.ake the ollowing steps toprotect yoursel. Check thereports being broadcaston your radio or televisionand ollow instructions.

Give frst aid to people whoare injured or trapped. Gethelp, i necessary. Unless

you are asked to help or arequalifed to give assistance,please stay away rom dam-aged areas. Do not go nearloose or dangling powerlines. Report them and anybroken sewer and watermains to the authorities.Lightning and downedpower lines can cause fres.Report fres to the fre de-partment. Know how tofght small fres. Water sup-plies may be contaminated

so puriy your water by boil-ing it or 10 minutes or byadding water-purifcationtablets or by adding onedrop o unscented chlorine

bleach to one liter o wa-

ter (three drops or cloudywater). I you use chlorinebleach to puriy the water,stir the bleach in and wait30 minutes beore drinking.Te water should have aslight chlorine smell. Leavethe telephone lines ree oro cial use. Do not use thetelephone except in realemergencies. Drive cau-tiously and only i neces-sary. Debris, broken powerlines and washed-out roadsand bridges make driv-ing di cult ater a severe

storm. Give way to emer-gency vehicles at all times.I the power has been oor several hours, check theood in your rerigeratorand reezer to see i it hasspoiled.It is very important to

be aware o what to do insevere weather and neces-sary to know how to care or

yoursel and amily beore,during, and ater a severestorm, because contrary topopular belie, the police,fre, and ambulance servic-es will not be responding

during the storm. Tey tooneed to protect themselvesto be able to do their jobs

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HAY FOR TENDERDucks Unlimited Canada is offering forage

for tender in the following municipalities:

SOUTH OF BRANDON NORTH OF BRANDON

RM OF LORNE RM OF TURTLE MTN.RM OF BIRTLERM OF SASKATCHEWAN

SE 4-5-10 27 ac SE 3-3-16 63 ac SE 16-18-26 (graze) 79 acSW 8-15-19 (intro) 48 acRM OF MORTON NW 2-3-16 41 acSW 15-18-2697 acSW 8-15-19 (native) 54 acNW 24-3-21 (native) 65 ac SE 2-3-16 102 ac RM OF ELTON SE 1-14-20 83 acNW 24-3-21 (intro) 92 ac SW 36-2-16 111 acW 31-12-19 (hay or graze) 140 acSW 17-14-19 109 acSW 30-3-20 (hay or graze) 40 ac NE 35-3-18 125 ac RM OF HARRISONRM OF SILVER CREEKN 23-3-21 98 ac NW 25-2-16 101 ac SE 30-17-20 82 ac NE 12-19-27 32 acRM OF PEMBINA SE 15-3-18 85 ac RM OF MINIOTA SW 24-19-27 28 acNW 30-4-8 45 ac SW 2-3-16 106 acNW 23-15-2751 acNW 16-19-27 32 acRM OF STRATHCONA NE 8-3-16 15 ac RM OF ODANAH NW 13-19-27 46 acSW 31-5-15 61 ac W 35-3-18 (hay or graze) 206 acSW 23-14-18106 acNE 13-19-27 28 acNE 3-6-16 62 ac SE 17-3-16 (intro) 137 acNW 21-13-17120 acSW 18-19-26 50 acN 31-5-15 100 ac RM OF WHITEHEAD SW 17-14-17115 acSE 12-19-27 82 acNE 6-5-15 22 ac S 12-10-22 43 acSW 6-14-17100 ac RM OF STRATHCLAIR

NE 12 & RM OF PARK W 29-18-21 198 acSE 13-10-22 (hay or graze) 37 acSW 13-19-2262 acSW 20-18-21 23 ac

NE 12-10-22 25 ac SE 12-19-21 103 ac

x Tenders close at NOON on July 12 th, 2013. Tender to be made on a $/acre basis, based on a July 22 nd cutting date.x Bid sheets, Special Provisions and detailed ortho images of properties can be found at www.ducks.ca/haytenders.x Producers wishing to submit a SEALED BID orFAX BID orEMAIL BID should provide their name, phone number and price per acre for

the specific parcel(s) on which they are bidding. Envelope, fax or email subject line should be marked Tender.x Highest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted. PAYMENT WILL BE DUE UPON NOTIFICATION OF A SUCCESSFUL BID.

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By ZELDA FIRBY

Congratulations and good luck to the ollowing Grade12 students who graduated rom MCI on Friday,June 21st: Cassie Ross; Cam Ross; Stuart Kingdon; and

Andrea Usick.Kay Herbert o Melita is visiting with the Cardys

and the Donahoes while her husband om is in theMinnedosa Health Centre. Get well wishes, om.

By LISA BILCOWSKI

Minnedosa Rook-ie Baseball be-gan the season with

lots o excitement andenergy or the game.

T ere was a strongturn-out or Rookie ballthis year. As a result we splitinto two teams, each hav-ing 11 players, MinnedosaRookie Blue and Minnedo-sa Rookie White.

We started of with

some group practices,but as our game sched-ule kicked in, we oundourselves playing gamesand practicing on alter-

nate days. We each hadthree home games andthree away games, playingagainst other communitiesincluding Rivers, Onanole,Neepawa, Gladstone andCarberry.

We participated inour Home ournament onMay 25th hosting teams

rom Miniota, Carberryand Neepawa. We alsoattended the Stratchlairournament on June 9th,playing some great base-

ball against teams romStrathclair, Russell and Ha-miota.Although we have ex-

perienced a slightly short-er season this year due tolate weather, it has beena really un one. Parentsand Grandparents havecheered loud and proud or

monster hits, catching yballs, getting all the way tohome plate and just havinga great time. We conclud-ed our season with some

traditional baseball snacks(hotdogs!) ollowed by agame o kids versus par-ents.A Baseball Joke: I won-dered why the ball keptgetting bigger. Ten it hitme!

CADURCIS NEWS

Rookies show Baseball is the batter game

Minnedosa Rookie White

Coaches: Marc Dufault and Christine Bailey. Back Row: Luke Gugin,

Kadence Madden, Kieran Baron, Colby Dufault. Front Row: Emily

Alexander, Breanne Saler, Adam Bailey, Austin Taylor, Kody Calen,

Kyler Sutherland. Missing: Kjersti Hill.

Minnedosa Rookie Blue

Coaches : Brad Kingdon and Brent Madill. Back Row: Daylan Hunter,

Rylan Bilcowski, Kaylea Madill. Front Row Ethan Laliberte, Janessa

MacDonald, Kate Kane, Owen Kingdon, Jayden Labelle, Elliot MacDonald.

Missing: Slade Fleury, Christian Popien and Coach James McCarville.

Photos submitted

Tribune FounderWilliam Gibbens

Born - 1854 at London, England

Died - February 20, 1932at Cornwall, Ontario

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Wasagaming / Clear Lake, MBMain Stage Events11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Citizenship Ceremony -Welcoming over 40 new Canadians.

Standing Eagle Drum Group

Singing of OCanada by Maria Aragon

12:30 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Carly Dow and Jesse Matas - Winnipeg musician with Jesse Matas from Crooked Brothers.

1:15 p.m. - 1:40 p.m. Maria Aragon - YouTube sensation and upcoming star

1:30 p.m. Giant Birthday Cake Courtesy of Elkhorn Resort and Conference Centre (FREE)

2:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. Kenny Shaw - Number one Musical Comedian in Canada - Family Show

3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Keith and Renee - Musical Duo, Country Recording of the Year at WCMA 2012

Other Celebrations

8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Onanole Community Pancake Breakfast- Onanole (in front of Barnaby`s)

(Adult $6.00, 12 and under $4.00, 6 and under FREE)

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Adventure Park Mini Golf Grand Opening Hole in One Contest - Next to the Tennis Courts ( FREE )

10:00 - 2:00 p.m. Face Painting - Friends of the park, near the Visitor Centre (FREE)

12:00 - 3:00 oTENTik open House - Site 601, Wasagaming Campground, Parks Canadas new camping experience!

12:30 p.m. Parks Canada Zone - Fun Park activities near the big tent!

1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Hot Dog Barbeque - Sportsman`s Park (FREE- while supplies last)

6:30 p.m. Into the Wild Car Caravan (pre-register at the Visitor Centre)

8:00 p.m. Alien Invasion Campfire Program - Wasagaming Campground

8:30 p.m. Moon Lake Mystery Campfire - Moon Lake Campground

Dusk Fireworks in Onanole ( Meet near the Big Elk! )

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SUBMITTED

Governor GeneralsMedal: Emily Mac-Donald.

Raymond GirlingScholarship - RRSD Gov-ernor General recipient(highest grade 11 and 12average in RRSD): EmilyMacDonald.Valedictorian:CamRoss.

Male Athlete of theYear: Braden DeMontigny.Female Athlete of the Year Carlene Dmytriw.

Rolling River School

Division English 40SAward: Katie Woychyshyn.Kinette Award: CarissaMerke.

United Commercialravelers Award: EmilyMacDonald.

William Angus GrantMemorial Award: Braydon

Whittington.Carolyn Graham Me-

morial Award: Wyatt Rap-sky.Morris Industries Bur-

sary: Chris Shmon.Redfern Farm Services

Award: Laura Horner.

Westman Award of Ex-

cellence Scholarship: Em-ily MacDonald.Charette Award for

Excellence in CommunityService: Melissa Clark.

Minnedosa & DistrictHealth Foundation Schol-arship: Carissa Merke.

Delta WaterfowlAward: Cam Ross.

Minnedosa NursesUnion Award: CharityMarchischuk.

Jack Adam Scholar-ship: Emily MacDonald.

Up and Away Bal-loons: Jayne Soltys.

J. Girling Fam-ily Award: Braden DeMon-tigny.

Rolling River each-ers Association Scholar-ship: Carlene Dmytriw.

Minnedosa HeritageCo-op Bursary: Braydon

Whittington.Averill Memorial

Foundation Scholarship:Hayley Surovy.

Minnedosa HealthDistrict Auxiliary AwardScholarship: Carissa Mer-ke and Cassie Ross.

Captain H.G.L. Hutton

Award: Victoria Proven.Vocational eachers

Association of ManitobaAward of Merit: LandonMcMillan.

GM Bursary: LandonMcMillan.

Piston Ring PowerMechanics Award: Landon

McMillan.

Valley Snow HawksBursary: Landon McMil-lan.Minnedosa Lions Club

Award: Emily MacDonald.Beta Sigma Phi Lamb-

da Bursary: Chelsea Hen-ry.

Minnedosa Archery

Club Bursary: Jennifer

Curle.Prairie Geomatics Ltd.

Award: Jennifer Curle.Chamber of Com-

merce Scholarships: Car-lene Dmytriw and LauraHorner.

Minnedosa CreditUnion Youth Board: Melis-

sa Clark, Emily MacDon-

ald, Jennifer Curle, JayneSoltys, Carissa Merke, Gil-lian Lewis.

Minnedosa CreditUnion Award: Braydon

Whittington.Masonic Award: Me-

lissa Clark.

Continued on Page 10

MCI 2013 Grad Awards and Honours

Photo by Sarah Dalrymple

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By SARAH DALRYMPLE

In the past ew days,Minnedosa Region-al Events Centre, to beknown as MCU Complex,has been receiving much

needed donations or theircapital campaign.A donation rom Cor-

porate Community Rela-tions o CP Rail was madeto MREC or $10,000. Tis

Cheque was of cially ac-

cepted by MREC on June19th.

Bob Graham, presi-dent o the Little RiverGame and Fish Association

also presented a cheque toMREC Chair Jon Lewis inthe amount o $5,000.

Each cheque will goto the Capital Campaignund. Tese donations

are incredibly appreci-ated! Jon Lewis told Te

Tribune.

Heritage Co-op hasalso committed to do-

nating a grand total o

$125,000 over the next ouryears. Tese unds are romthe Heritage Co-op Com-

munity Fund, which is ableto support local projects.Ken Jenner, Board Presi-

dent, presented Lewis withthe cheque on June 20th.

On behal o MREC,

I would like to heartullythank the Co-op or theircontributions throughout

the years, both to our capi-

tal campaign and in-kinddonations, especially the

agriculture input to theMREC crops. Tey havebeen helping rom day one

and we really appreciateit, Lewis commented.

MREC is also joining

with Rockin the Fields oMinnedosa to sell ra etickets. Te ra e will in-

clude an electric guitar,Blue Bomber autographedseats, and two ree week-

end passes to Rockin theFields o Minnedosa.

As o June 26th, the lo-

cal undraising campaignor MREC was sitting at$2,515,124. T e goal is

to reach a minimum o$3,700,000.

Currently, the MREC

committee is working ona easibility study or thenew acility. More inor-

mation will be printedonce details are nalized.

MREC donations continue to come in

Heritage Co-op commits $125,000

Photos by Sarah Dalrymple

Above, Heritage Co-op President, Ken Jenner

presents MREC fundraising chairman, Jon Lewis

with a four-year commitment of $125,000.

At left, Jon accepts a $5,000 donation from

Bob Graham, president of the Little

River Game and Fish Association.

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GARAGE SALES

ACREAGE

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Cabin or Rent 2 bed-

rooms ully urnished, onMinnedosa Beach (5 minute

walk to the beach). Availablenow. $60.00/day or $350.00per week. Phone Portage laPrairie 1-204-871-2224 any-time. (14-4x)

In Minnedosa, 2 bed-room apartment with bal-cony. Phone 204-728-8609.(14-tn)

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Apartment or rent,newly renovated, laundry.Phone 204-868-0120 or 204-566-2346 ater 5:00 p.m. (15-2x)

Tree bedroom house

or rent $895.00/month plusutilities and damage deposit.21-2nd St. NE, Minnedosa,MB. Available July 1st. PhoneRob at 204-867-5057. (x)

Tree bedroom houseor rent, $835.00/month plusutilities and damage deposit.237 Main St. N., Minnedosa,MB. Available July 1st. PhoneRob at 204-867-5057. (x)

10 minutes south o

Minnedosa. 4 Bedroom, 2bathroom, fnished base-ment, attached garage, town

water. Approximately 1150sq. t. Very private and ma-ture yard. For more inorma-tion call 204-867-0459. (16-3x)

Farmland or Sale- SE24-14-19 consists o 146 acres,118 cult. Great place to build

your dream home beside #10Highways overlooking the

valley. MLS #1312482. Formore ino call Bob DaymondSutton Harrison Realty 204571-5918. (15-3)

FARMLAND

FOR SALE

MEADOW LAKE

BUSINESS FOR SALE

SELF-SERVE CAR WASH

+ R/O WATER

VENDING STATION +

COMPUTER REPAIR

BUSINESS.

ALSO 1000 SQ. FT. OF

UNUSED INDOOR SPACE TO

DEVELOP.

SERIOUS ENQUIRIES ONLY

PLEASE PHONE

306.236.3339,

306.240.7778 OR EMAIL

[email protected]

BUSINESS

FOR SALE

Barley, eedwheat andcorn. Must be low-vomi.Phone the Dutch Barn MBLtd. in Cardale, MB. 1-204-573-6402 or email [email protected] (15-4)

Little Sprouts Childcare

Home 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 homecooked lunch daily. We goon feld 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@

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orthcoming marriage o theirson

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to

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daughter o Robert and thelate Crystal aman

o Winnipeg.A small amily wedding will

take placeSaturday, September

21, 2013 at the Forks inWinnipeg.

A social evening will be heldin their honour.

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ENGAGEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT

Moving sale: Sunday,June 30, Monday, July 1st11:00 am to 5:00 pm. N lbd. 9 Bison Hills Road,across rom the beach.

Te garage sale on June23rd was cancelled due tothe rain, but will happen onSaturday, June 29th, 9 a.m. 5 p.m. and Sunday, June 30throm 10 a.m. 5 p.m. behindilson Place. Motorcycle,

washer, cars, boat, soa. 71-2nd St. SW. Will be sellinghotdogs, iced tea and pops.(x)

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

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RECYCLING

COMING EVENTS

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)

Cm ak, fad a.Te Brownamily invites you to join themin celebration oElwd adRh 50h Wddg A-ayon Sunday, June 30th,2013 rom 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.at Monteray Estates Commu-nity Centre, 40 MockingbirdDrive, Brandon, MB. Pleaseno gits, just the pleasure o

your company. (14-3x)

Kiera Dragan is host-

ing an inormational eveningabout her experiences onher 11 month mission trip to11 diferent countries. She

welcomes her supporters toMinnedosa Calvary Churchon Tursday, July 4th at 7:00p.m. Dessert and cofee toollow. (15-2x)

Minnedosa Horticul-tural Society Peony and Sum-mer Flower Show and eauesday, July 2nd, 2013 atUkrainian Hall. Entries 9:00 11:00 a.m. Public welcomeat 2:00 p.m. ea served 2:00 4:00 p.m. New exhibitors very

welcome show books at AgO ce and Flower Shop. (15-2x)

Te descendents o Algotand Olga (Paulsen) Hall aregathering to mark the 75thanniversary o their marriage.On the 30th o June, 2013,amily and riends are invitedto the arm in the DanversDistrict or cofee, cake and a

visit, 2:00 p.m. and ater. Allwelcome. (15-2x)

Jim and Margaret Kingdonand their amily wish to inviteyou to a celebration o their60th wedding anniversary.Te Come and Go ea willbe held on Saturday, July6th rom 2:00 4:00 p.m.at the 50+ Activity Centrein Minnedosa. A Loonie

donation to the MS Societyin lieu o cards and gits is

appreciated. (16-2x)

Minnedosa Service toSeniors Congregate Meal

Program serving suppermeals or seniors at theownview Manor 6th ooruesdays, 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 SeniorsMenu:

J 30h:Roast bee, mashed

potatoes, vegetable, salad,dessert.

Jly 2d:Seasoned chicken

breast, mashed potatoes,vegetable, salad and

dessert.Jly 4h:

Roast pork, mashedpotatoes, vegetable, salad

and dessert.(12-tn)

aluminum brass zinc steel

e-waste

lead catalytic converters

stainless steel batteries copper

www.urbanmine.ca

204.774.0192

72 Rothwell RoadWinnipeg, MB

(1 block south of IKEA)

The trusted name inmetal recycling

WEST REGION CHILD & FAMILYSERVICES INC.

invites applications for the position of

PREVENTION AND RESOURCESERVICES (PRS) WORKER

TOOTINAOWAZIIBEENG FIRST NATION

Reporting to the Community Based Team Supervisor, the worker will beresponsible to work as part o the child and amily service team in deliveringa ull range o child and amily services utilizing a community based modelo service delivery, with emphasis on prevention and resource services as arontline approach.

DUTIES INCLUDE: Provision o rontline voluntary child and amily services, including

intake and reerral Assisting in the delivery o statutory services as required Planning, developing and implementation o community based

prevention programs as related to child and amily service needs o thecommunity

Provision o support services to children in care Facilitating groups, teaching parenting skills, establishing a close

working relationship with other related services

QUALIFICATIONS: BSW with at least two years directly related experience, preerably in

First Nations Child and Family Services. An equivalent combination otraining and experience may be considered.

Must have a commitment to First Nations child and amily services,community based planning and service delivery.

Must have demonstrated knowledge o and appreciation or FirstNations culture and aspirations

The ability to speak Ojibway will be considered an asset. Must have demonstrated ability to work as part o a team. Good administrative and organizational skills Excellent verbal and written communication skills Must have computer training and/or knowledge o Microsot Ofce Must be willing to submit to a criminal records check, prior contact

check and child abuse registry check.

The successul applicant must provide WRCFS with a current Criminal Recordcheck, Child Abuse Registry check, prior contact check and drivers abstractprior to the commencement o employment. Travel is required. A validdrivers license and access to means o transportation or work is a conditiono employment

SALARY: Commensurate with experience and training and according toProvincial pay scale.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: Monday, July 8th, 2013

Please submit resumes to:Esther Beaulieu, BSW

CBT SupervisorWest Region Child & Family Services, Inc.

Box 280Erickson, Manitoba R0J 0P0

Fax: (204) 636 6158

We thank all who apply, however, only those selectedor an interview will be contacted.

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ACCOUNTING

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116 Main St. S.Minnedosa, MB R0J 1E0

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Parish BackhoeServices

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water management

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Personal Tax Returns

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Minnedosa, MB

Monday - Friday

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76 Main Street South

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51 Main Street S

Minnedosa

867-2935

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Susan Glasgow867-6353

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JIM BEAUMONT476-2483

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LEANNE ROWAT, M.L.A.

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114 Main St. S.

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