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Marjorie The offices of Heritage Co-op Administration, MNP and Alexander Jackson Law have been temporarily relocated
from the new office complex on Main Street as a result of an unexpected water break last weekend.
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By HILLARY MILLER discovered the shocking, Zacharias was unsure been temporarily relo- return to their office spaces
soggy problem. Thus, they of how long the restora- cated. Heritage Co-op Ad- at 116 Main Street South.
A n unfortunate acci-
dent has struck the
new Main Street office
were able to somewhat
contain the water and be-
gin working to fix the dam-
tion will take, or what the
cost will be, as the assess-
ment was still in the early
ministration had moved
back to the space on the
second floor of the grocery
“We are hoping not to
inconvenience customers
too badly,” said Zacharias,
complex that houses the age. phases. “We don’t really store, local MNP staff were “We will keep the rest of
Heritage Co-op Admin- According to Lorne have any idea of that until moved to the Neepawa the organization support-
If your istration, MNP and Alex- Zacharias, General Man- all of the engineering work MNP office and Alexander ed as best as we can, and
label ander Jackson Law Office. ager for Heritage Co-op, has been done, and then Jackson Law Office posted we’ll get through it.”
reads Over the weekend, a sec- some major reconstruc- we have a construction contact info on their front While this is an un-
ond floor water line broke, tion will be required within contract, but that is going door for clients needing fortunate circumstance,
18/02/28 flooding nearly the entire the new building. Cancade to take a while even just to their services. Zacharias stressed that
It’s time to building. Restoration has been on- get to that,” he said. Once a more perma- thanfully no one was in-
renew your Fortunately, the prob- site assessing the damage At presstime, Wednes- nent timeline for the need- jured in this incident and
subscription lem was caught on Sunday, and doing some demoli- day, all employees who ed repairs is in place, staff the damaged building and
Call 867-3816 when a Co-op employee tion work within the build- were working on the first and tennants will have a materials can and will be
went into the building and ing. floor of the building had better idea when they can replaced.
2 Friday, February 9, 2018 The Minnedosa Tribune
T he Minnedosa Tour-
ism Committee has
been discussing initiatives
to having funding for some
larger improvements in
the future.
on the ‘Discover Minnedo-
sa’ sign at the south junc-
tion of Highways #16 and
The Joyce Steven-
son Memorial fountain
on Main Street is another
interfere with the snow
clearing machines and
the graders. Thus, they
merchandise. One of the
ideas will include choco-
late bison and macaroons
for 2018 and is hoping to They have also applied #16A (former Esso site). project that the commit- are now looking at doing from a chocolatier in Mor-
have a busy year. for grants to support up They have received some tee plans to undertake this paint-on rock resurfacing den, MB which will be
This year’s tour- to three students to work quotes on the project, but year. They would like to to give the fountain its new sold at various locations
ism committee includes at the Visitor Information are still searching for the resurface both the inside look. This spring they will around town.
Chairperson Pat Skatch, Booth this summer. EDO right numbers. “We are re- and outside of the fountain look at different colours. A travel blogger, her
who is also the Town of Parrott explained the rea- ally looking to make sure in order to “brighten it up “It has aged and dated over husband and two children,
Minnedosa representa- son for applying for three that if we do proceed with and give it some new life,” the years, so we are just will be in Minnedosa to
tive, Shannon Alexander positions this year, rather it, we are doing it in a way said Parrott. The group is going to make some im- cover Skate the Lake. While
as Vice Chair, Lori Birch as than two in the past, is be- that fits with our budget.” hoping to enlist the help provements, since that is here, they will also check
Secretary with Economic cause they are hoping to said Parrott. Plans for this of the Mens’ Shed to make one of the main intersec- out Ski Valley, and witness
Development Officer Ch- expand the role of the sum- site are also hoped to in- this happen. They were tions when people come some of the snowmobiling
antelle Parrott, Marlies mer students. “We could clude some low cost, low originally looking at put- into town, or when they and ice fishing.
Soltys, Erin Woodcock, have more of a presence at maintenance greenery in- ting Barkman Bricks on the are driving around town,”
Terry McLenehan and Lori events around town, rather cluding trees and flower fountain, but due to the Parrott said. Continued on Page 7
Cooper as board members. than having them just at beds.
On Tuesday, Febru- the Visitor Information They are working with
N
committee hopes that, if They are currently looking an ongoing topic of discus- ine charities and or- accounting, tax and con- Southwest Manitoba Re-
they are successful in ob- at what this project would sion for the tourism group ganizations in south- sulting firm, our objective gional Foundation, Help-
taining the location for the cost. and they hope to work to- ern Manitoba will be the is to not only raise money ing Hands, Prairie Partners
summer, they can make Another plan that the ward a solution to make beneficiaries of national for the local charities but Inc., Virden Area Founda-
accounting, tax and con- also to build awareness tion, Community Founda-
sulting firm MNP’s Reach for the organizations’ mis- tion of Swan Valley, Moun-
Skate the
Out – Pay it Forward pro- sions. MNP is committed tain View School Division
gram for the next year. to strengthening the com- Breakfast Program and the
Starting February 1st, munities we live and work Moosomin and District
2018 and running until in,” says Patti Bell, Region- Health Foundation
January 2019, for every cli- al Managing Partner. “We Working together we
Lake 2018
ent referral provided to our recognize the work these can make a difference in
southern Manitoba offices, organizations do in our the lives of people and
MNP will reach out and community and look for- strengthen our commu-
donate five percent of the ward to supporting them.” nity.
new client’s first year fees In 2018-2019, MNP will
to local charities and orga- be supporting: Minnedosa
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Quinton Blair
Lychak +63. Show starts at 7:30 p.m.
Other good games were Marjorie McNabb 136. Tony Minnedosa Community
Vanderberg 196, Jim Clark 176, Liz Lychak 158, 171, Fred Friday,Conference
October 7th, 2016 at 7:30 p.m.
Centre
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Students
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15th, so if you miss Valen- The doors for the event the organizers, Lori Har- performances in the last 1958 – Councils of Odanah and Minto are requesting
tine’s Day, you can still get will open at 6:30 p.m. (see rison, “We are just trying two years across Canada. Minnedosa Council to see what could be done about
it right! ad elsewhere in today’s to do different things to Their most recent album, providing 24-hour taxi service. The complaint lodged
The event is the third paper), giving guests the encourage more people to “Rove and Go”, has been was that rural people coming in on the morning train
installment of the Expres- opportunity to take advan- come and enjoy a differ- hugely successful, and has couldn’t rent a taxi to return home. People needing a
sions Concert Series. tage of the cash bar, and ent, fun atmosphere.” Har- seen its fair share of radio taxi late a night for emergencies, etc., were also sty-
The Derina Har- have a visit with friends rison hopes to have over play as well. It was also mied.
vey Band, from Edmon- before the show starts. The 150 people who attend nominated for an Edmon-
ton, AB, has an East-Coast bar will include some east- the event. She has also ton Music Award in the 1968 – Minnedosa Kinsmen receiving perfect at-
Celtic feel to its rock music coast beer and wine to tru- reached out to the Shilo “Artist to Watch” category. tendance tabs include: Hugh Sanderson (eight years),
that will have the crowd, at ly get people into the spirit area, knowing that there Come check out this great George Bardsley (seven years), Dr. W.G. Graham (four
the very least, tapping their of the evening. Additional- is a high number of east- Celtic Rock band! years), Dennis Gilchrist and Mike Sworyk (two years
toes all night. Most likely, ly, there will be snacks set coasters on base. each) and Maurice Mazerolle and Brian Nordstrom
however, it will have some up on the tables for guests (one year each).
FREE estimates!
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• Households who want to move old VCR home videos from film to successful start-up of the new Minnedosa Ethanol
F ebruary is National
Snowmobiling Envi-
ronment Month. Cana-
of Minnedosa and Four
Seasons Repair, but the
group would like to have
switch are all working. She
also suggested checking
the skis and track to make
dian Council of Snowmo- them all in one perma- sure things are in good
bile Organizations and nent place, rather than shape before heading out
Snoman (Snowmobilers of scattered throughout the on a ride.
Manitoba) wish to remind community. Tickets are The Valley Snow
riders to “Keep nature now available for a garden Hawks currently has ap-
beautiful”. They encourage shed raffle and can be pur- proximately 50 members.
people to take personal chased at Four Seasons. Monthly meeting are held
responsibility for their de- Ken and Sally Labelle during the peak season,
cisions and actions on the have been long time mem- although all members are
snow this winter. bers of the local snowmo- not required to attend.
Minnedosa Valley bile club with Ken serving Since their inception in
Snow Hawks had to post- as Snow Hawks president 1990, the snowmobile club
pone its recently sched- for 11 years. This year, ac- has done a lot of good in
uled annual snowmobile cording to the Labelles, the community. In the
derby because of a lack of snowmobile use and re- past, they have purchased
snow. While this has been pair has decreased from a snowmobile and trailer
disappointing for some, all previous years because of for the local Fire Depart-
is not lost. The fun-loving the lack of snow, as well as ment and donated $5,000
group of snowmobiling the extreme cold weather. to assist the firefighters in
enthusiasts is now concen- If people do manage their purchase of an ATV.
trating on their latest fund- to get out on their sled for These pieces of equipment
raising raffle. Since 1990, a ride, there are some valu- be extremely important in
the Snow Hawks have held able safety tips to keep certain emergencies, es-
countless fundraisers in everyone safe while snow- pecially ones in winter or
the community. mobiling. Sally noted that a far distance from where
The club’s latest before going out, riders the large fire rescue ve-
fundraiser hopes to raise should always make sure hicles can get to. The Snow
Photo by Hillary Miller
$5,000, which will be put to visually inspect their Hawks also make dona-
towards a storage shed for snow machine. She sug- tions to the Lions Journey Sally and Ken laBelle are longtime members of the Minnedosa
a snowmobile, signage and gests making sure the oil is for Sight and the Minnedo- Valley Snow Hawks Snowmobile Club.
other club related items. topped up, it has a full tank sa Beach Enhancement
Committee. Resort. ers should drive with care
“We put it back into Under Minnedosa and caution, and operate
the town as much as we Bylaws, snowmobilers the snowmobile under 30
can,” said Ken. should have a valid driv- km/hour within town lim-
The group often goes er’s license at all times, be its, and not operate their
out for a group ride on in possession of the cur- snowmobile between mid-
Louis Riel Day, which is rent Manitoba Snowmo- night and 7 a.m. But most
coming up shortly as well bile registration, and use importantly, be safe and
as their annual rise and the designated routes as have fun!
two-night stay at Elkhorn much as possible. Driv-
Photos submitted
First Event Winners: Lawrence Parisien, Brenda Second Event Winners: Charlotte Crawley, Steven Third Event Winners: Tim and Tracy Kingdon,
and Vaughn Ullberg, Al McPherson. Ritchie, Charlie and Jeff Dagg. Rhonda Curle and Tammy Syslak.
Tourism 2018
By HILLARY MILLER him,” she said. “He was bonspiel were Lawrence nearly 40 businesses and
truly and sorely missed, Parisien, Brenda and community members for
STAMPS
accepted from non-profit organizations who wish to be
considered for grant funding in the 2018 fiscal year.
Grants will not be provided to religious organizations.
Monday, February 19th
Rubber or Applications must be completed and submitted
to the Municipal Office by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, vs.
February 23, 2018. Organizations may be requested to Moose Jaw
Self-inking provide a current financial statement.
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THE OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE CANADIAN WEST
Photo submitted
Back row (L-R): Lily Fraser, Sarah Turnbull, Emily Alexander, Vicky
Elgert, Christyna Caldwell, Briel LeMoing, Jordin Alexander,
Instructor: Crystal Scott, Lexi Singh. Front row (L-R): Arabella Wilson,
Emily Inkster, Rhogan Scott, Cearan Scott, Faith Inkster,
Samantha McLaughlin, Olivia Wootton. Photo submitted
Tribune
THE OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE CANADIAN WEST
By HILLARY MILLER she has seen one hundred ebrate her milestone birth-
years’ worth of changes in day. Marjorie’s daughter,
O n Sunday, February
4th, Marjorie McK-
night celebrated her 100th
the world and this is cer-
tainly something worth
celebrating.
Karen Kingdon, was happy
to see such a turnout as
weather conditions were
birthday with a party at the About 60 people gath- not the best. A Handi-Van
50+ Centre. Born in 1918, ered to help Marjorie cel- was expected to bring 16
Erickson 4-H
Subdue MAXX, (metalaxyl-M and S-isomer) PCP # 27055 teries because the alarm
Daconil ULTREX, (chlorothalonil) PCP # 28354
Heritage MAXX, (azoxystrobin) PCP# 28393 annoys you. You could put
lives at risk, including your 18022GG0
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Instrata, (chlorothalonil, propiconazole, fludioxonil) PCP # 28861 own.
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Cadence WDG (boscalid) PCP # 27496
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Daconil 2787 (chlorthalonil) PCP # 15724 204-867-3816 Clanwilliam Curling Club.
Disarm (fluxastrobin) PCP # 31857 At our first meeting of 2018
Qualipro Iprodione (iprodione) PCP# 29410 we decided on dates for
Triton (tritconazole) PCP# 29109
our upcoming weigh day
CASINOS OF WINNIPEG
3. Growth control of turf within the property. Projected dates of application are from in March, our communi-
May 1, 2018 to October 1, 2018. Growth regulator used may or may not include:
Primo Maxx, (trinexapac-ethyl) PCP # 26989
cations night and our an-
nual whist drive. The club
4. Soil Surfactants on turf within the property. Projected dates of
application are from April 1, 2018 to October 31, 2018. Soil invites the community to
JOIN US!
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PC™ cookies gingersnap/oatmeal ........................................350g ............. $2.99
PC™ peanuts honey roasted/dry roasted seasoned700g ..... $3.99 PC™ chicken nuggets, strips breaded ...................................800g ............. $5.99
Rice Krispies.............................................................................640g ............. $4.99 NN™ canton egg rolls meat CP ...........................................1.25kg ............. $7.99
Quaker Oatmeal asstd ..................................................... 325-430g ............. $2.99 Boneless and Skinless chicken breast ..................................................... $5.49/lb
Aunt Jemima pancake mix asstd ............................................905g ............. $2.99 Pork side spare ribs .................................................................................. $2.49/lb
Aunt Jemima syrup asstd ..................................................... 750ml ............. $2.99 Pork tenderloin ......................................................................................... $3.49/lb
Smuckers jam asstd .......................................................310-500ml ............. $3.99 Inside round beef roast ..................................... $4.39/lb
NN™ peanut butter smooth ...................................................500g ............. $2.79 Striploin beef steak ................................................................................... $6.49/lb
PRODUCE
Nabob coffee asstd ..................................................................300g ............. $8.99
Tetley tea asstd .........................................................................20ea ............. $2.49
PC artichoke & asiago dip .......................................................227g ............. $2.99
Tropicana orange juice pure premium ...... 1.65lt ...... $3.00
NN cheddar bars asstd ............................................................200g ..........2/$6.00
Strawberries .............................................. 1lb ...... $3.59
Pineapple ....................................................................................................... $3.00
Green seedless grapes .............................................................................. $3.49/lb
Hothouse tomatoes .................................................................................. $1.79/lb
Mini watermelon ........................................................................................... $3.99
Iceberg lettuce/celery ................................................................................... $1.88
Broccoli .......................................................................................................... $2.59
Carrots ........................................................................................ 2lb ............. $1.59
LUCKY DOLLAR
ALL PRICES ARE PLUS GST, PST & OTHER LEVIES WHERE APPLICABLE *WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
Blackberries/Raspberries ...................................... $2.99
F O O D S
BAKERY
Wonder bread asstd ..................................570g ...... $2.29
OPEN 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM, 7 DAYS A WEEK • 70 Main Street South, Minnedosa 867-2821 Country Harvest bagels asstd .................................................680g ............. $2.79
*PRICES AVAILABLE AT THE LUCKY DOLLAR IN MINNEDOSA ONLY Little Debbie treats asstd................................................. 300-459g ............. $1.99