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INSIDE High Flying Motocross Action

this week By HILLARY CAMPBELL

O n Sunday, June 11th,

thrill seekers from
around Manitoba came to
Minnedosa and set their
two wheels to the track in
the McNabb Valley Moto-
cross, located northwest
of Minnedosa.
Th ere were approxi-
Marketing mately 300 entries for the
days races, and spectators
Excellence travelled from all over the
province to see the dust
Award For fl y behind the racers. The
two-wheeled racers took
Minnedosa to the skies on the jumps
along the dirt track, and
appeared to turn almost

3 sideways around the

many sharp turns.
It was a good day,
said Brad McNabb, pro-
moter for the event. I
think we were a little down
on spectators. He noted
that he was unsure of the
reason that the number of
spectators was down com-
pared to previous years.
There were many dif-
ferent races that took
place, and there were rac-
Support The ing opportunities for dif-
ferent age groups as well.
Food McNabb said they had
racers from age four to
Photos by Darryl Holyk

Bank
6 over age forty. This year,
fortunately, there were
no major injuries, and the
ambulance was not called
at all during the races.
Th e track is main-
Happy tained by many people,
Fathers Day and McNabb is grate- Gerry McNabb, Meghan
ful for their assistance in
Sunday, June 18th bringing Manitoba Mo-
tocross to Minnedosa.
Alex Macpherson, Mike
Wilman, Mike Shackel-
ford, Chris Relpers, Mike
Harms, Clark McNabb,
Les Moff at, Ryan Beatty,
and Trans Canada Motor
Sports all put in extra ef-
fort to make the day a suc-
cess. These people helped
Greg Harvey, Max McNabb with getting the
McNabb, Donna Gwyer, track ready, manning the
entrance to McNabb Val-
Harty, Tara Wark, An- ley, and for all of their
drew Koral, Cardale Tech, support in many other as-
pects of the day.
The event at McNabb
Valley has been held for
more than six years now,
and typically is held twice
be held once this year, but
they will host another race
day again in 2018.
Full race results from
Sundays event at McNabb
a year. This year, Due to Valley Motocross can be
McNabbs son, Ryders found at www.mbmotox.
busy Motocross com- com
petition schedule in the
United States, it will only

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2 Friday, June 16, 2017 The Minnedosa Tribune

Mens Shed Keeping Busy Recent Child Luring Scare

Brings Awareness For Parents
By HILLARY CAMPBELL
Since the incident, * Dont be afraid to say
teachers have had per- NO to adults who ask

R
ecently in Minnedosa sonal safety conversations
there was an incident with their students, and
where a man in an older hopefully parents are do-
you to do something for
them, like fi nd a lost pet,
join them in an activity, or
model green car, with a ing the same. give them directions.
black license plate with If they are approached * Never accept a ride
white lettering attempted by a stranger, Ploshyn- or gifts from strangers, or
to lure a local student into sky urges students to even someone you may
his vehicle. Fortunate- keep going and get to a know, without checking
ly, the student was wise safe place. We advise with your parents first.
enough not to get in the that they are in pairs, and Keep a safe distance (two
mans vehicle and found a not to be lured by people arm lengths) from strang-
safe place to seek help. they dont know, she add- ers and cars that approach
Following this fright- ed. you.
ening incident, the Roll- Some safety tips for * Establish a secret
ing River School Division parents and children, word or phrase for your
sent out correspondence from the RCMP website, family. Th is should be
to parents and teachers, are listed below. used in emergencies to
informing them of the * Know your home identify a safe person
Photo submitted
incident, and asking for address and home phone other than their parent or
increased vigilance and number and how to con- care giver.
awareness. I sent out a tact your parents on their * If a person tries to
T he Minnedosa Mens Shed has been busy on a number of community projects re-
cently. They have cleaned and painted the bird houses at Armitage Park for Com-
munities in Bloom and fl ower boxes at the Personal Care Home. This past Tuesday,
communique to teach- cell phones or at work.
ers and parents to advise * Know how and when
grab you, scream loud-
ly, make a lot of noise,
them to be vigilant around to call 911 in an emer- and create a disturbance
members stripped unpainted tongue and groove from the interior walls and ceiling of a
personal safety, and spe- gency situation: at home, (knock things over, scatter
small building for re-use at the Heritage Village (pictured above).
cifi c to this incident, to from a cell, and from a belongings, kick wildly).
Mens Shed is always looking for new members and donations of tools to assist
advise students not to ap- public telephone. Shout Help, this person
them with projects. For more information, see ad elsewhere in this weeks edition.
proach people they dont * Travel and play in is notmy parent!
know, said Mary-Anne groups, regardless of your * Whenever possible
Ploshynsky, Superin- age. Th e popular buddy take notes of any physical
tendent of Rolling River system works best. If you vehicle descriptors and li-

School Division. become separated or lost, cence plates and call 911.
Ploshynsky notifi ed tell someone with a nam- * Do not wear head-
RCMP of the event, but is etag (such as a cashier or phones or use portable
unaware of whether any- security guard) right away; electronic devices that
thing has come of the in- if there is no one with a can distract you from your
vestigation thus far. nametag, preferably tell a surroundings when you
female. are walking in the neigh-
* Be polite, but avoid bourhood.
JULY 7th - 9th, 2017 long conversation with * Adult guardians
Minnedosa is once again hos ng its annual Fun Fest Parade on strangers. If someone you should play what if
th dont know asks you a lot games with their younger
Saturday July 8 , 2017 at 11:00 am of personal questions, like children to reinforce these
where you live, DO NOT safety messages.
answer, just run away.
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Marketing Excellence Award For Minnedosa
SUBMITTED of increasing the reach of
the Town of Minnedosas
T he 14th Annual Trib-
ute to Tourism Awards
was held on the evening
social media following
through Facebook and
Twitter; the Were Live
of June 7th, 2017 at the in Minnedosa Social
International Peace Gar- Media Campaign set out
den, Interpretive Centre to do exactly that. Exclu-
near Boissevain, MB. This sively using video to gen-
extraordinary event had erate new awareness and
over 135 people in atten- a sense of urgency to visit
dance and leading every- these Minnedosa attrac-
one through the presen- tions during the Summer
tations was Barry Lamb, of 2016, the Towns social
Radio personality at CJRB media weekly viewership
Boissevain. saw a huge increase be-
Minnedosa had nom tween the months of June/
inees in each of the award July The campaign incor-
categories and came away porated the use of organic
with one award for Market- video, semi-scripted and
ing Excellence. The win- shot from a smart phone,
ning entry was the social visiting locations about the
media campaign, Were community. By not using
Live In Minnedosa. actors, and instead featur-
With a goal in mind ing local people associated
Turner Benefit Social
Raises Over $55,000
cident back in December.
It was a very success-
ful night, according to the
organizing committee,
who estimated the crowd
at being at the rooms full
capacity, at five hundred
people. The Facebook
page for the social even
had posts on the day of the
social, people looking for
more tickets.
Th e organizing com-
mittee said that after all is
said and done, the social
Photo submitted will have raised in excess
of $55,000 to help sup-
By HILLARY CAMPBELL port the Turner family. I
dont know what to say as
O n the evening of Sat- far as how the community
urday, June 10th, rallied around the whole
a benefi t social for Kai- event, said a member of
lyn Turner was held in the organizing commit-
Minnedosa. It felt like the tee, indicating how over-
whole community came whelmed he was by the
out to support the family support and compassion
Friday, June 16, 2017
with various attractions,
they were able to capture
the voice and sentiment of
the community to inspire
interest in the Heritage Vil-
lage Museum, Minnedosa
Golf and Country Club,
Inspire Studio of Fine Art,
Minnedosa Bowl as well as
other area attractions both
well-known and some of
the communitys best kept
secrets. Former Minnedo-
sa Economic Development
Officer, Vern May, who was
instrumental in indtrodu-
ing the campaign was in
attendance to accept the
award.
Other Tourism Award
winners included Carber-
ry Agricultural Society for
Service Excellence, Kelvon
Smith of Virden for Volun-
teer of the Year, Jane Hark-
package, sponsored by
Ken Kane was auctioned
off for $8,500, and the
WestJet package was auc-
tioned off for $3,050. Oth-
er auction prizes went for
$1,000 - $1,500.
The Town of Minnedo-
sa donated the use of the
arena for the event, and
manning the door that
evening was the volun-
teer firefi ghter crew from
Minnedosa. Fire Chief
Dean Jordan and his band
of heroes guarded the en-
trance and made sure that
everyone stayed in line.
However, people in the
crowd were all respectful
of the cause for the eve-
3
ness of Virden for Aspir-
ing Youth, Carberry Mens
and Ladies Curling Club
for the Partnership Award,
Manitoba Agricultural Mu-
seums Harvesting Hope
of Austin for Event of the
Year and Grim Acres Scare
Away Cancer of Brandon
for Outstanding Contribu-
tion by an Individual.
Other local nominees
for the recent awards in-
cluded Dari Isle Drive-In
(Service Excellence), Erin
Woodcock (Volunteer
of the Year), Nicole Syn-
chyshyn (Aspiring Youth),
Minnedosa Santa Claus
Parade (Partnership), Val-
ley Fun Colour Run and
Little Valley Jamboree for
Event of the year.
Photo submitted
Former Minnedosa Economic Development
Officer, Vern May, was rewarded for his
involvement with a social media promotion
campaign for the community.
ning, and everyone was
well behaved.
Shortly after midnight,
members of Kailyns fam-
ily took to the stage and
addressed the crowd,
and explained how over-
whelmed they were. They
gave an update on Kailyns
condition, and let every-
one know how apprecia-
tive they are of their sup-
port. After their words of
gratitude, the DJs, Dennis
Deslaurier and Cam Farr
took over, and the crowd
flocked to the dance floor.
The event ended at 2
a.m., and everyone had a
great time for a great cause.
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4 Friday, June 16, 2017
V DARRYL A.HOLYK - PUBLISHER AND EDITOR
Around
the Region...
Carberry News-Express The Largest Small
Town Fair in Manitoba! is the new slogan being
used to promote the Carberry Fair and Races. Pro-
motion has been a key part of this years strategy
and has already generated some interest from peo-
ple with horses as far away as Alberta.
Roblin Review With the departure of Dr. Aziz
from the community, there are new emergency
room hours at the Roblin District Health Centre.
Drs. George and Maluka will be providing on-call ER
service 24 hours a day Friday through Sunday but
the ER will only be open 12 hours a day Monday to
Thursday.
Boissevain Recorder The #10 Highway re-
newal will bring the following changes: the elimina-
tion of the southbound turning lane at South Rail-
way Street, moving the entrance to the Boissevain
Health Centre, fewer access points to businesses
along the highway south of the track and a new me-
dian extending from Su-Rites south towards the hill.
Dauphin Herald The Relay For Life, held at
Selo Ukraina raised $54,854.82 for the Canadian
Cancer Society. The money goes towards helping
the Parkland branch of the Cancer Society by creat-
ing transportation programs to go to and from hos-
pitals and appointments in the region.
Crossroads This Week Over the course of the
summer Westman Communications Group will roll
out a $5 million investment for high speed Internet,
home phone and enhanced digital TV services in
Shoal Lake, Russell, Hamiota, Rossburn, Binscarth
and Strathclair.
Roblin Review Ryan Keown has been selected
to take part in the 2017 Canadian Country Music
Association Spotlight Performance Contest. Keown
submitted two songs, a brief biography and photo
after the Manitoba Country Music Association called
for submission. The winner will be announced June
23rd.
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Morneaus Tax Escalator A Bad Precedent
By AARON WUDRICK
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
M ost taxpayers probably breathed a sigh of relief
that Finance Minister Bill Morneaus spring
budget didnt include any headline-grabbing tax
hikes, such as increases in income taxes or business
taxes. Rumoured new taxes on health and dental ben-
efi ts and capital gains thankfully never materialized.
But that doesnt mean taxpayers got off the hook com-
pletely. There were still a few small increases, includ-
ing tax hikes on cigarettes, and a two per cent tax hike
on beer, wine and spirits.
On the surface, its hard to argue the sky would fall
because of such a small rise, which works out to about
five cents for a case of 24 cans or bottles. Pretty small
beer in the grand scheme of things, right? But buried
in the proposed legislation is a troubling provision
that matters much more than the five-cent tax hike: an
automatic tax escalator which would see those same
booze taxes rise every year at the rate of inflation.
In other words, it isnt a one-time tax hike. Its one
that will be hitting beer drinkers over and over again.
Every year. Forever.
This is not the way governments usually bring in
tax increases. Normally, when governments want to
raise taxes, they must table the request in Parliament
and actually tell Canadians that theyre going to raise
them.
But with Morneaus proposed tax escalator , fu-
ture tax hikes would be automatic. Think about that.
Rather than having to face the public and explain, ev-
ery year, why theyre taking even more money from
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Canadians, Morneau can just sit back while taxpayers
get soaked. Nice work if you can get it. Its also obvious
what a dangerous precedent it would set.
If politicians can get away with automatic tax es-
calators for beer, wine and spirits, why not other goods
too? For that matter, what if they tried it with some-
thing like income taxes or business taxes? One com-
mon argument in defence of tax escalators is that they
take the politics out of tax hikes and ensure stabil-
ity and predictability for producers and consumers.
Nonsense.
Theres no such thing as a non-political tax hike.
Raising taxes is an inherently political decision, made
by politicians. Trying to bury tax hikes in legislation
with a formula, in a cheap attempt to make them seem
above politics, is an insult to Canadians who have ev-
ery right to see the clear link between tax hikes and the
politicians who choose to impose them.
If politicians want to take more of Canadians
hard-earned money, at the bare minimum they
should be obligated to face the public and explain why
theyre doing it. And if Canadians dont buy their argu-
ment, they should pay a political price. In other words,
if Morneau wants to hike taxes on beer drinkers every
year, he should have to wear it every year, rather than
hiding behind a tax escalator.
As fi nance minister, he needs to be accountable
for his budget not just one year, but every year. A
great way for him to demonstrate that he understands
this principle would be to take the automatic beer tax
escalator out of the budget bill. If he doesnt, Cana-
dians could have much bigger reasons to cry in their
beer.
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Local UCT Celebrates 25 Years
Charter members of Minnedosa UCT (L-R): Faye Ebner, Pat Delbridge, Donna Shorrock,
Don Shorrock, Scott McFarlane and Linda Maliteare.
By HILLARY CAMPBELL
O n Saturday, June
10th, a banquet to
celebrate the 25th Anni-
versary of Minnedosas
UCT Council #926, was
held at the Minnedosa
Curling Club. The groups
inaugural meeting was in
February of 1992 at the
Ukrainian Hall.
Some of the charter
members were in atten-
dance including Linda
Maliteare, Donna Shor-
rock, Don Shorrock, Scott
McFarlane, Faye Ebner
and Pat Delbridge. About
35 people attended the
celebration. Mayor Ray
Orr and his wife, Cheryl
were also guests at the cel-
ebratory event.
The speakers for the
evening were UCT mem-
ber Jean Thomas from
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Each speech was full of
congratulations, remem-
brance and merriment. members, We dont give
After dinner, UCT
member Pat Stone pre-
sented a slideshow of things, like the library
photos, dating back to the
first days of the UCT. This
included a photo of the
groups first executive. tually challenged, too.
Th e group also gave
out 25 year pins to mem-
bers, and certificates for
those who have been
members for over 20
years. One of the groups
members, Betty Radford,
was unable to attend so
Linda Maliteare and Jean
Th omas stopped in to
present her with her 25
year pin and a corsage, so
that she would not be left
out of the celebration.
Friday, June 16, 2017 5
Ye O l d
T r i b
1887 All stores in town will be closed on Tuesday the
21st as it is Jubilee Day.
1897 A plank being used for loading hogs at the sta-
tion, slipped and struck Mr. Brown in the face, inflicting
an awful injury. It marred Mr. Browns good looks some-
what.
1917 Complaints continue to be made of the condi-
tion of the road along the town line from Mr. Moads
northwest corner to the Clanwilliam Schoolhouse. It is
Photo by Hillary Campbell said to be in a disgraceful condition, having had no work
done to it for a couple years.
1937 The Minnedosa Calf Club has been formed with
at least 20 members. Archie Londry was elected presi-
The UCT is still very The group makes their dent of the club at its organizational meeting. Vice Presi-
active in Minnedosa. I best eff orts to support dent is Ellis Strahl and secretary is Arthur Bayes.
think it is a really worth-
while group, said Ellen
Bramley, one of the UCT
each of these groups, with
their main fundraiser be- 1957 The Liquor Control Board has announced that
ing the Tuesday night bin- Minnedosa will have a liquor store. The site chosen is at
go at the Ukrainian Hall. Norm Beddomes lot behind the Tremont Hotel. Con-
huge contributions, but The group takes their struction is expected to begin immediately.
we give to a lot of smaller role in the community
very seriously, which is 1967 Community Hotels Ltd. Have announced the
and the summer reading apparent in the fact that appointment of Tony and Vicky Mazur, formerly of Mc-
program, and then we do three of its members have Creary as the new managers of the Tremont Hotel.
quite a bit for the intellec- received the international
award, Fraternalist of the
The four pillars of the Year. The three recipients 1977 Two new ball diamonds are near completion at
UCT program are the in- over the years are Neil the agricultural grounds. The Tribs, Minnedosas entry in
tellectually challenged, Cameron, Linda Maliteare the Yellowhead league, are currently two and two.
cancer, safety and youth. and Donna Shorrock.
1987 Canadas new one dollar coin, featuring a por-
trait of the loon, will make its debut at the end of this
month. The coin will be 11-sided, yellow-gold in colour
and slightly larger than a 25 cent piece.
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1997 Over 550 seniors attended the Westman Seniors
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2007 Tyler Foxton has been named the Wrangler Tie-
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High School Finals in Austin. He won the title with a time
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Food Bank In Dire Straits

By HILLARY CAMPBELL buy enough for dinner out at the time. They an-
that night, said Bertram. ticipate having a similar

T he Minnedosa and
Area Food Bank is
in peril. Right now, they
only have enough reserves
for about the next two
months, at which time,
they are unsure how they
will be able to service the
community.
Each hamper that is
given out costs anywhere
from $22 to $34 worth of
food, and is determined
by the size of the family it
is going to. In addition to
this, the Food Bank has al-
ways given a food voucher,
to be spent at Heritage Co-
op. However, after much
deliberation, they are now
in the process of eliminat-
ing the food-vouchers due
to budget restrictions.
Linda Bertram, from
the Food Bank, would like
to challenge readers to try
to do their grocery shop-
ping on this budget, to get
a feel for the challenges
faced by the food bank. I
tried it, and I didnt even
Each standard ham-
per, which would be given
to feed up to two people,
contains one can of pork
and beans, one box of
Kraft Dinner, three cans
of soup, two cans of veg-
etables, one can of pasta
sauce, either pasta or rice,
one pound of hamburger,
and a couple of loaves of
bread or buns.
Th e Food Bank has
been lucky enough to
have Heritage Co-op and
the Rosies Bakery do-
nate their leftover bread,
so there is no cost to the
Food Bank for the bread
they provide to clients.
They are incredibly grate-
fully for these donations.
In the month of May,
there were 100 people
who visited the Food
Bank, which means they
needed $2,200 to $3,400
just to provide hampers to
those in need, and this is
not including the vouch-
ers that were being given
number of clients again
this month.
If each person who
bought groceries donated
one of the hamper items,
it would greatly help the
Food Bank make ends
meet, and fi ll hungry bel-
lies.
Th e Farmers Market
in Minnedosa has gener-
ously agreed to have col-
lection bins available for
food donations at their
markets. However, Ber-
tram noted that they
would greatly appreciate
food donations that are
before their best before
dates. She added that
fresh garden produce is
Photo by Hillary Campbell
welcomed when it is in
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Bank gratefully appreci- about $200 short of last made note that financial week: donate one canned
ates those who donated to years sitting. donations of over $15 is food item when you visit
the Food Bank members Anyone who wishes to tax deductible, and tax the grocery store, and try
who were set up at Heri- make a food donation is receipts for these will be to limit your grocery list to
tage Co-op. According to welcome to drop food off sent out in January. Fi- $22 to $34.
Bertram, these volunteers at Heritage Co-op, Kims nancial donations can be
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Bloom Committee To Revamp Founders Parks

By HILLARY CAMPBELL John Crerar, Thomas J. clean the school yard and
Gibson, Sid Paler, Big John around town. They have

T he Minnedosa Com-
munities in Bloom
committee has been busy
again! This time, the dedi-
cated group is planning on
re-vamping the 12 Found-
ers Parks downtown.
Th e project first be-
gan six years ago, when
the Chamber of Com-
merce Business Improve-
ment Committee teamed
up with the University of
Manitoba Landscape Ar-
chitecture students to de-
sign the parks. This project
required physical labour,
grants, and research, but
it fi nally came to fruition
to give Minnedosa the 12
beautiful parks around
town.
Now, after a number
of years, the plastic cover-
ings over the plaques in
each park have become
weathered and warped.
It has become difficult
to read the information
about each founder on the
plaques, which defeats the
purpose of the project.
The plaques each re-
spectively have informa-
tion on the following town
founders: Walter Weir,
Cameron, John Tanner,
Jim Chipperfield, General
Hugh Dyer, Dr. Jared Nor-
man Andrew, Paddy Mc-
Dermott, Jack Burgess and
Joseph Armitage.
Thus, Communities
in Bloom to the rescue!
Th ey will be replacing
the plaques on the stone
cairns, likely with alumi-
num. Provost Signs in
Neepawa made the initial
signs, and will likely be
contracted to make the
new ones, since they al-
ready have the required
information.
People can fi nd pam-
phlets about the Found-
ers Parks at various places
around town, including
the Town Office and the
library.
Further to the new
plaques being put up
in the Founders Parks,
Communities in Bloom
would like to remind ev-
eryone that there will be
judges coming to rate
our community on July
25th. The CIB group has
already teamed up with
Tanners Crossing stu-
dents from grades 5 to 8 to
also paired with the 4-H
members to prepare the
fl ower pots around town.
Minnedosas UCT has a
promotion called Join
Hands Day, during which
they will work with the
Youth Soccer League to do
some planting, and clean
up areas of Minnedosa.
Th e group plans to
do another town-wide
clean up closer to the date
that the judges will be in
Minnedosa. They will be
collecting garbage, as well
as e-waste, which con-
sists of old electronics that
Tribune File Photo
people often wonder how
to get rid of. This will also The Founders Parks were created by the Chamber of Commerce Business
include hazardous wastes
Improvement Committee as part of the downtown upgrades for
such as old antifreeze or
Minnedosas 120th Homecoming celebration in 2008.
other chemicals that peo-
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By RAVENS GLEN WI
C ongratulations
WO2 Marika Dewar-
to
Norosky who received
two awards at the recent
317 RCACS Strathclair Air
Cadet Squadron held on
June 1st. Marika earned
the International Air Ca-
det Exchange (USA) sum-
mer camp experience.
She was also presented
with the Most Improved
Cadet award and the
Mentorship award, which
recognizes a one-on-one
relationship between a
more experienced cadet
and a less experienced
cadet in this squadron.
Marika will be graduat-
ing from grade twelve at
the end of June and is the
daughter of Dennis and
Denise Norosky.
Wed like to recog-
nize Anna Branconnier,
in grade six at Erickson
School who was awarded
second place in the Na-
tional Royal Canadian
NEWDALE NEWS
Legions Annual Literary
and Poster Contest, Ju-
nior Category. Her poem
entitled Th e Man Be-
side Me, was written for
Remembrance Day and
will be available to all Le-
gions, and to schools as
requested. Anna is re-
lated to some very proud
parents, grandparents and
relatives including Len
and Rita Branconnier that
lived in Newdale several
years ago.
Our community sends
sympathy to the family of
Rachel Hake who passed
away at her home in Bal-
carres, Saskatchewan on
May 25th. The Hake fam-
ily lived in Newdale from
1963 until 1997 when
they moved back to Sas-
katchewan. She was pre-
deceased by her husband
Bill and leaves to mourn
two daughters, Beverly
(Dick) Wielenga and Betty
(William) Crewson, five
grandchildren and seven
great grandchildren. Ra-
chel was involved in the
Newdale Horticulture So-
ciety and local Hospital
Aid during her years in
Newdale.
Davis and Helen Caird
have been hosting friends
from Scotland, Gordon
and June Tattullo over the
last ten days. They have
been touring them around
the sights of Manitoba as
well as helping out at the
farm. This is June`s fi rst
trip to Canada but Gor-
don toured three differ-
ent times with a musical
group that made many
one and two night stands
across the country, this
before they were married.
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June 13th, promising to
come again!
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with a nursing classmate,
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8 Friday, June 16, 2017
Prairie Mountain Cycling Windup
By HILLARY CAMPBELL
O n Thursday, June 8th,
the Prairie Moun-
tain Cycling Association
in Minnedosa held their
wind-up barbeque. The
evening was a great night
for all of the kids involved,
and they even had a chance
to do a jump workshop
with Brython Edwards.
Brython Edwards took
the kids through a jumping
clinic, taking the kids over
ramps at the bike park, and
taught them the safest way
to go over the jumps on
their bikes.
Typically the Prairie
Mountain Cycling Associa-
tion has held their wind-
up barbeque at Heritage
Village, and they would go
for a bike ride. This year,
they opted for something
different. We have a bike
park in Minnedosa, said
Tim Frykoda, of the Prairie
Mountain Cycling Associa-
tion. The kids are curious
about it, so it gives them a
little exposure to that, and
also a few tips on how to
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get into it safely. They had such as the Oxbow Trail
a chance to ask Brython and around the Bison En-
some questions.
Edwards, as well as
closure.
Th e cycling season
Frykoda from the Prairie runs from the middle of
Mountain Cycling Associa- April until the middle of
tion taught the kids about June, and there is also a
mountain bike skills, and number of optional week-
facilitated the program end events, with races, for
with diff erent skill levels. the group to attend if they
Th e younger kids, who are interested. The group
are as young as age four, is affiliated with the Mani-
learn to pedal their bikes toba Cycling Association,
and ride over obstacles. so there is a program that
The older kids are more they are able to follow to
advanced, and are able to help teach the kids about
venture onto some of the cycling in an organized
bike paths that are being manner.
established in the area. Th e group has only
Frykoda encourages peo- been in existence for a
ple to come out for bike few years, but already they
rides with the group, which have had kids participat-
will help further develop ing from Brandon, Neepa-
those bike paths. wa, and other areas near- Photo submitted
Th e group meets by. Next year, the season
weekly, and they work on will start around the mid-
Nice weather allowed for some bike tricks at the Rivers
a variety of different skills, dle of April, weather per- Edge Bike Park during the recent season windup for the
such as setting up circuit mitting. The group wants Prairie Mountain Cycling Association.
and obstacle courses and to promote cycling in the
riding on trails. Some of community, especially having more people riding donated food and refresh- next years cycling, and
the trails are more ad- among the youth because, on them and using them, ments, theyve been re- hopefully they will have
vanced, but there are eas- thats how the trails that noted Frykoda. ally great supporters that an abundance of new
ier trails for those who are we are building become For the wind-up bar- way, said Frykoda. The members.
still developing their skills, more established, just by beque, Heritage Co-op group looks forward to
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The Minnedosa Tribune Friday, June 16, 2017 9

W.I. Holds Meeting At Historic Cadurcis House

By DARRYL HOLYK Building. The home was one of the scheduled re-
originally located west of freshment stops for the

S ix members of the
Basswood W.I. met at
the Heritage Village on
the afternoon of Wednes-
day, June 7th. The ladies
enjoyed a guided tour of
the nine museum build-
ings before gathering in
the dining room of the
historic Cadurcis House
for refreshments and a
meeting.
Th e Cadurcis House
dates from about 1910 and
is one of three Designated
Heritage Buildings at the
Heritage Village. The oth-
ers are the Manitoba Pow-
er Commission Plant No.
2 and the Octagon Display
Minnedosa in the Cadu-
rcis District and moved
to the Heritage Village in
1998 where it was fully re-
stored as a period family
home.
To date, the local mu-
seum has been visited by
a school tour of 25 from
Odanah Colony and 60
students from New Era
School in Brandon. Up-
coming school tours this
month include 80 students
from George Fitton School
in Brandon, 100 students
from Meadow School in
Brandon and 20 students
from Hamiota School. The
Heritage Village is also
Communities in Bloom
judges who will be touring
Minnedosa in July.
Th e District Muse-
um and Heritage Village
will be open daily for the
months of July and August
and is available for tours
by appointment year-
round. The museums
annual Heritage Day cel-
ebration and fundraiser is
being planned for Sunday,
August 20th with a num-
ber of pioneer demonstra-
tions and hand-on activi-
ties for people of all ages
to enjoy.
Photo by Darryl Holyk

Youth Beef Roundup Basswood W.I. members. Standing (L-R): Elaine Th omson,
Betty Iverson, Edith Parsons and Diane Harrington.

10th Anniversary Event Seated: Marion McNabb and Linda Birch.

SUBMITTED awareness, and be proud

to be part of one of Cana-

T he 10th annual Mani-

toba Youth
Roundup event will be
Beef
held in Neepawa August
4th to 6th. This exciting
three-day event will bring
together junior members,
4-Hers, and enthusiasts
from all across the prov-
ince.
The show is organized
by representatives from
various breeds that have
been involved with Nation-
al and Provincial shows in
the past. Our goal is to pre-
pare young entrepreneurs
in the livestock industry,
thru this exciting showcase
of youth, cattle and friend-
ly competition. This event
will educate, encourage,
stimulate and unite par-
ticipants in the business
of agriculture and the beef
industry. It encompasses
a variety of competitions
and events to match all
interests and skill levels of
participants. Some of the
events are Team Groom-
ing, Individual and Team
Judging, Showmanship,
Marketing, Sales Talk, Im-
promptu Speeches, Art,
Photography, Scrap book-
ing, as well as cattle classes
This will be a celebra-
tion and showcase of Man-
itoba Youth and agricul-
ture in our province. We
encourage young and old
to stay involved in the ag-
riculture industry, explore
career opportunities, in-
crease national trade and
das largest industries. We
feel the celebration of our
past shows exemplifies the
importance of youth and
agriculture, and will strive
to present innovative op-
portunities that promote
and educate future cattle-
men dedicated to the cattle
industry.
New for the 10th An-
niversary - Low stress
Cattle Handling work-
shop, Stockman Knowl-
edge competition, Public
Speaking and Roundup
Ambassador competition,
Advocacy workshop, and
invitations for 4-H Cham-
pion Females from each
2017 Club Achievement to
attend Roundup, with en-
try fee paid by Roundup. 17063gm5
Along with Ag Challenge
competitions, Cook-off,
cattle shows, scholarships
and Selection of Canadian
Western Agribition Team.
View our new video on our
facebook page.
Roundup is being un-
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show to bring young pure-
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the province to see friendly
competition amongst the
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SANDY LAKE NEWS Chamber Ag BBQ

By DIANE BACHEWICH Municipal Cemetery. wind up on Saturday at the
Speedy recovery to campground.

G et well wished to An-

thony Kowalchuk who
is in the Brandon Hospital.
Congratulations to
Myles Kristalovich who
was one of the 4,000 stu-
dents who graduated
from the Calgary Univer-
sity, with a Bachelor of Sci-
ence Degree. Myles is the
son of Keith and Margie
Kristalovich of Calgary and
grandson of Sylvester and
Elsie Kristalovich.
Happy Birthday to
Margaret Dmytriw who
treated everyone at the
Drop-In Centre to coffee
and cake.
Sympathy to Melanie
Michalchuk and family
on the passing of her dad,
Alec. Funeral was held on
Wednesday here at the
St. Michaels Orthodox
Church and burial at the
Community Newspapers
Have Reach
The Minnedosa Tribune reaches far beyond the
boundaries of our community.
Sophie Nechwediuk and
Collene Thompson who
are both in the Minnedosa
Sympathy is extended
to Charlotte Misanchuk
and Wayne Shewchuk and
Hospital. family on the passing of
Happy 50 th wed- Charlottes father, Adolph
ding anniversary to Nick Boyko, of Winnipeg. Fu-
and Shirley Melnyk, who neral will be held this
celebrated with a party weekend in Winnipeg.
at the Ukrainian Hall in Congratulations to
Minnedosa on Saturday Kevin and Tracy Tyschin-
evening. sky on the birth of a baby
Peter and Pat Prokop- boy, Jackson Randalf Phil-
chuk returned home from ip. Another grandson for
Brooks, AB, where they Phil and Marie Tyschinsky.
attended the high school Bob Shindruk of Gimli
graduation of their grand- spent a few days visit-
son Dylan Steele, who is ing here with family and
the son of Dennis and Tan- friends.
ya Steele.
Francis Kuzmaks
daughter, Mavis Flack, re- If your label reads Photo by Hillary Campbell
turned home to Calgary,
AB after spending the past 17 /05 /31 A change in venue for the Chamber of Commerce Ag Appreciation BBQ
two weeks here. Its time to renew saw a good crowd enjoying a lunch of beef-on-a-bun, coleslaw, a drink
The Lions Club held your subscription! and a cookie while supporting a great cause. This years BBQ, held
their annual year end
204-867-3816 Wednesday at the Arena, raised approximately $2,900 (minus some
outstanding expenses). Th e BBQ supports two $1,000 agriculture
related bursarys for Minnedosa Collegiate Grad students.
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Introducing Daughter-On-Call
By HILLARY CAMPBELL ing, housekeeping, laun- man-Campbell said they so seniors will be staying ting more emotional care house needs to be done.
dry and pet care. This can also provide medical in their homes much lon- at home, she said. She has Th ey are there to assist

O n June 28th, the means that seniors no

Minnedosa 50+ Cen- longer need to stress when
tre will have a visitor. Gail they are unable to care for
companions for seniors
who want to take vaca-
tions. If they want to go
ger. With that, we are go-
ing to see that social isola-
tion get worse, and a way
seen many cases where a
senior receives the neces-
sary emotional care, which
seniors, if there are other
things that need done, we
are just going to do it for
Freeman-Campbell and the day-to-day manage- to Hawaii for a week, and to alleviate that is to have correlates with fewer med- them. We do the main
one of her staff members, ment of their home. want to take a compan- our caregivers go in and ical ailments. thing, but we take the time
Melissa Babcock from In addition to homec- ion with them, I can sup- spend time with them, she Th e new Minnedosa to do all the little things
Daughter-On-Call will be are and personal care, ply a medical person to go added, noting that her staff branch of Daughter-On- that sometimes no one no-
doing a presentation on Daughter-On-Call also with them, said Freeman- also make companionship Call will be managed by ticed, and that tend to pile
the services they provide provides transportation in Campbell. This takes the visits, where they will stop Sherry Babcock, who will up for them.
to seniors. and around Minnedosa, stress out of any travel by for a social visit, play be located out of Neepa- With the demand for
Freeman-Campbell and also to Brandon, Win- plans. cards, have a cup of tea, wa. This branch will cover senior care on the rise,
said she plans to tell at- nipeg, Clear Lake or any- A short time ago, there and chat with the seniors the area from Portage La there will be more people
tendees about her private where else in the province was a presentation in in their own home. Prairie to Minnedosa, and staying in their homes lon-
homecare company be- that seniors need to travel Minnedosa to help com- Freeman-Campbell down to Carberry. In total, ger, as opposed to moving
cause there has been quite to. Freeman-Campbell bat senior isolation, which said, it is a way to ensure there are 52 staff members, into a care home. As such,
a bit of interest coming and her staff will also pro- Freeman-Campbell says is that not only their physi- and there will be some- more people will be relying
from the Minnedosa area. vide post-surgery care in a growing concern. When cal needs are met, but one available twenty four on private homecare com-
The services that Daugh- the clients home, and will we go into a clients home, their emotional needs are hours a day, seven days a panies like Daughter-On-
ter-On-Call offers are able transport clients to their our caregivers might be met as well. Too often week, and three-hundred call, and the presentation
to compliment the services doctorappointments. the only person that client the emotional needs of a and sixty fi ve days a year. on June 28th will be very
off ered by the Regional They will act as advocates sees that day, that week, senior are neglected, not The staff includes a combi- informative for a lot of citi-
Health Authority. for their client, to ensure or that month, she said. only by their physicians, nation of health care aides, zens. Freeman-Campbell
One benefi t to Daugh- that all issues are covered, Noting that with the aging but also by their families companions, and nurses. hopes to see a good crowd
ter-on-Call is they make and all medications are baby-boomer generation, and themselves. I feel According to Free- of people that day, and she
house calls, and provide picked up. there will not be enough that if we address the emo- man-Campbell, her staff and Babcock will remain
assistance with hygiene, Not only will they trav- beds in care homes to ac- tional needs, then we can will make home visits for at the 50+ Centre after the
bathing, toileting, groom- el in Manitoba, but Free- count for the rise in need, reduce doctors office vis- the purpose that they have presentation to answer any
its, and possibly even re- been called for, but they one-on-one questions that

Carol Burnett Unplugged

duce the need for a lot of will also check to see if people may have.
medication if they are get- anything else around the

Photo By Hillary Campbell

Local actors re-enact a scene from the long running television

varierty show, The Carol Burnett Show.

By HILLARY CAMPBELL their seats in the crowd, Eunice started shouting

the audience was giggling. through the crowd, look-

T he Minnedosa Drama Mama and Eunice each

Club deserves your wore very suitable cos-
applause. Again. This tumes, and never missed
ing for Mama.
Th e second act was
much like the first, in that
springs production of a cue, making their dia- it kept the audience in
Carol Burnett Unplugged logue seem natural, rather stitches. It included more
was outstanding, and had than rehearsed. of Molly and Burt, and an-
the crowd laughing the Th roughout the first other episode of As the
whole way through. act, there were skits with Stomach Turns. It also
Th ere was a nearly Molly and Burt, and a dra- featured a skit in which
full house at the Thursday matic skit of As the Stom- a young man brings his
evening showing, and a ach Turns. mermaid girlfriend home
completely full house at After the fi rst act, to meet his parents.
Fridays showing. there was a break, where We cant wait to see
Right from the be- the audience could stretch what the Minnedosa Dra-
ginning, with Eunice and their legs and have some ma Club comes up with
Mama from the Mamas cookies and coff ee. The next. It is sure to be excel-
Family skit, trying to find second act started when lent!
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twin memory foam mattress
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$459 RV queen mattress (860
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Reach the entire province (50 weekly newspapers) $189.00 Beautyrest queen set. $1,499
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typographical errors published AFTER the first insertion, nor
11-5. Call KDL Furniture at
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Office supplies, school
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AUCTIONS supplies available at The
Parts and full trailer
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truck beds. Kaldeck Truck
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FOR RENT
For rent or sale: 2 bed-
room cabin located in Minne-
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new washroom and 5 minute
walk to the beach. Available
immediately. $75 per day or
$395 per week. Contact Barry
at 204-871-2224 Portage la
Prairie. (9-tfn)
LAND FOR SALE
Land for sale in the Mu-
nicipality of Rossburn near
Gundy Lake (117.9 acres). NE
04-20-24W. Mail tenders to:
Thomasina Arthur, Box 287
Rossburn, MB R0J 1V0 on or
before 5:00 p.m. on June 20th,
2017. For more information
call 204-859-0212. (13-2) x
9 parcels of wooded land
in the RM of Lac du Bonnet,
from 25.53 acres to 159.11
acres in size. Available im-
mediately. Serious offers con-
sidered. brun@mymts.net
Phone Louis 204-345-2944.
COMING EVENTS
Basswood Come & Go
Coffee Party. Thursday, July
6th at 10:00 a.m. at Basswood
Hall. It will be a time to visit
COMING EVENTS
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about? Place it in The Trib-
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per week. Call 204-867-3816
or email class@minnedosat-
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Rapid City Museum
Board is hosting a fundraising
movie night. The movie will be
Emperers New Groove and
will be held at the Rapid City
Museum grounds June 16th
at 9:30 p.m. Admission is free
and concession is available
for sale. Sponsored in part by
Brandon Chrysler Dodge.
GARAGE SALES
Estate sale on June 24th
from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at
177 4th Ave N.W., Minnedosa
large variety of items. Husqvar-
na 42 inch riding mower well
maintained, press, joiner plan-
er, drill press, router table, old
tools, push lawn mower,kitch-
en items, dressers, bookcases,
books, dolls from the 1950s
and 1960s, shovels, small gar-
den tools, heavy duty Husqvar-
na gas powered weed wacker
small ice auger, other items but
too many to mention. Coffee
will be ready at 9:00 a.m. sharp!
(14-2) x
Garage sale. Saturday,
June 17th from 9:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m. Tools, Garden tools,
B.B.Q., Household goods and
more. 237 4th St. N.W. x
HEALTH
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HELP WANTED
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Church. Working with chil-
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week, September-May, Paid
Position. For more infor-
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x

McSherry Auction
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na Mobile Homes, 1-800-582- E for more
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HELP WANTED

Rolling River School Division Rolling River School Division

Rolling River School Division is located in Rolling River School Division is located in
southwestern Manitoba, Canada in close southwestern Manitoba, Canada in close HELP WANTED
proximity to Riding Mountain National Park proximity to Riding Mountain National Park Full time insurance broker position available
and Brandon, Manitoba. and Brandon, Manitoba. Must be willing to work rotating Saturdays
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applications for a applications for a Key responsibilities:
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LIBRARY CLERK 0.5 FTE TEACHER Basic office clerical duties
Minnedosa Collegiate Rivers Collegiate
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Food For Dad on Fathers Day

By CHEF DEZ refreshing ideas to add silk as you would for boil- placed) with a thin layer of toes and the volume per and grill on each side until
some variety to your cel- ing, but instead lay them oil or baking spray to help bundle. Alternatively, caramelized. Season with

M y Dad is a real meat

and potatoes kind
of guy, and doesnt stray
from this beaten path very
often. Although he appre-
ciates good food and has a
palette accepting of spici-
ness, he usually doesnt
like anything too fancy or
extraordinary. Many Dads
fall into this category and
thus I dedicate this column
to them and the loved ones
that cook for them.
Being a Dad myself,
I immediately think of
barbequed food when it
comes to Fathers Day.
Instead of grilling up the
same old cookout fare like
hamburgers and hotdogs,
allow me to give you some
ebration.
Bacon is a very popu-
on a hot grill. The cara-
melized fl avour and color
lar ingredient and almost of the kernels roasting di-
prevent the potatoes from
sticking, and then mound
on a pile of potato chunks
these can also be made in
an oven with the bundles
placed on a baking sheet.
salt and freshly cracked
pepper and serve.
Adding a cast iron pan
anything can be bacon rectly over the fire off ers (with or without skins). One of my most favor- to your barbecues cook-
wrapped. Try experi- a corn eating experience Th e smaller the potato ite barbeque side dishes is ing surface will help to
menting with ideas like like none other. Just keep chunks are cut, the faster grilled red onion. With the expand your cooking pos-
steak bites, chicken strips, rotating the cobs periodi- they will cook. Top with an help of a marinade, slices sibilities. You can now eas-
stuff ed jalapenos, and cally to ensure even cook- array of ingredients such of this sweet onion variety ily saut mushrooms for
prawns all wrapped in ing and browning. Once as butter, seasonings, on- get caramelized and sug- steak, side dish vegetables,
bacon. Even an ordinary the kernels are slightly ions, cooked bacon, pep- ary on the grill. A simple or anything that is not eas-
wiener will make a hot dog charred, remove, serve pers, etc. Then bring the marinade of soy sauce ily cooked on traditional
taste better if wrapped in with seasoned butter and ends and sides of the foil and liquid honey will work grates. A new cast iron fry-
bacon before cooking! enjoy. If you are doing this up to completely seal to- wonders for you. Simply ing pan is also a good gift
Another great idea over charcoal, the flavour gether. Keeping it sealed slice the red onions into 1 idea that will last him a
for the barbeque is corn is even better. completely will trap steam to 2 cm thick slices and in- lifetime.
on the cob. Most people Tin Foil Potatoes is in and help to cook evenly. sert two skewers per slice Add a couple of cold
boil cobbed corn, but how always a favorite with Place these bundles over to keep them from falling side salad dishes that you
much fl avour does water our family. Simply start low heat and check peri- apart into onion rings. Mix can prepare in advance
have? Zero. A better way out with a sheet of heavy odically for doneness. The the marinade and soak and your Fathers Day
is to cook them directly on duty aluminum foil. Coat time it will take to cook the slices for one to twelve meal will be complete.
the grates of the grill. Re- the top side of the foil through will depend on hours, turning occasion-
move all the husks and the (where the potatoes will be the cut size of your pota- ally. Preheat the barbeque

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Unico beans kidney white/red/black ................................. 540ml ..........4/$5.00
PC Splendido olive oil extra virgin ........................................ 1lt ............. $8.99
Nabob asstd coffee grind ........................................................300g .............$8.99
Dare bear paws asstd .........................189-270g ......$2.49
PC BM granola original .......................................................750g ............. $3.99
PC salsa white corn black bean mild .............................. 650ml ............. $2.99
MM juice boxes asstd ........................10x200ml ......$2.99
Nestle pure life ................................................................ 12x500ml ............. $1.99
GM Lucky Charms/Reese Puffs family size ................... 580-650g ............. $4.99
Smuckers jam NSA, regular jar asstd ...........................310-500ml ............. $3.99
Jif creamy peanut butter............................................................1kg ............. $4.99
Dare Breton, Vinta crackers asstd ..........................................225g ..........2/$4.00
Pepperidge Farm Goldfish asstd ............................................180g ..........2/$5.00
Ocean Spray cranberry cocktails asstd ................................ 1.89lt ............. $3.79
Kool Aid liquid orange/tropical, Mio liquid ......................... 48ml ............. $3.49
Stagg chili asstd........................................................................435g ..........2/$5.00
Minute Maid/Fruitopia/Nestea iced tea asstd ................... 295ml ..........4/$3.00
PC extra thick bread cinnamon raisin ...............................675g ............. $2.99
PC pizza crust thick/thin ....................................................300g ............. $1.99
PC cheesecake original .......................................................600g ............. $7.99
Breyers Classic ice cream...................... 1.66lt ...... $3.99
Popsicle revello ice cream bars/ fudge bars tropical ..... 12x60ml ............. $3.99
PC frozen fruit asstd ............................................................600g ............. $3.99
McCain RB straight cut ...........................................................900g ............. $2.49
PC frozen yogurt field berry/caramel pecan ........................ 2lt ............. $3.99
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PC honey garlic, mild chicken wing with sauce ................907g ........... $13.99
Fresh chicken legs.............................................. $1.99/lb
Rib steaks beef .......................................................................................... $9.49/lb
Pork shoulder blade steaks club pack ..................................................... $2.99/lb

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Gatorade ............................................................................6x591ml .............$5.29
Tim Hortons original coffee ....................................................930g ...........$17.99
Mr. Maple cookie .....................................................................325g ............. $2.29
Motts Clamato asstd .............................................................. 1.89lt ............. $3.79
NN process cheese slices asstd...........................................500g ............. $3.99
PC 100% orange juice ........................................................ 1.75lt ............. $3.29
PC shredded cheese triple cheddar ...................................340g ............. $5.49
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NN cheese bar asstd ............................................................454g ............. $2.99
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Tomatoes, roma ........................................................................................$1.29/lb
FM tray corn ...............................................4ct ...... $3.99
PC white whole mushrooms...............................................200g ............. $1.49
Sweet potatoes ..........................................................................................$1.29/lb
Strawberries ...............................................................................1lb .............$2.99
FM mini carrots ......................................................................... 1lb ............. $0.99

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