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Richard Lemoing:
A Distinguished
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By JEFF PEARSON
ast week I had the pleasure of meeting a truly distinguished gentleman. A well-liked member of our local farming community, Richard Lemoing, was recently
honoured with a top award in Winnipeg during Co-op
Week.
On Th ursday, October 15th at the Norwood Hotel,
Mr Lemoing was awarded the Distinguished Co-operator Award. This award recognizes and honours Manitobans who have made significant contributions to the
development and success of the co-operative movement
through long, varied and meritorious services in volunteer, elected or employed positions within co-operatives
and credit unions.
Richard has had a long engagement with co-operatives which began with his farming career. He was raised
on a farm in south central Manitoba, attended University
in Winnipeg and began his first career as a school teacher. But after eight years of teaching, his farming roots
pulled him back to the fields.
Moving to a farm near Minnedosa Richard quickly
became involved in the local Pool Elevator committee.
He was elected as a delegate for the district in the Manitoba Pool Elevator democratic structure and that became
a 15 year engagement. He served as a member of a number of committees and chaired annual and special meetings of the company for a number of years.
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By JEFF PEARSON
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this week
Bret The Hitman Hart takes time to pose for a fan during
Minnedosas 18th annual Sports Dinner.
By JEFF PEARSON
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provinces/territories
to participate in a national
simultaneous smoke alarm
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People
who
confirm
their participation online at www.safeathome.
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new Worry-Free smoke
alarm models and largesized toy Sparky Dogs.
Home fire safety expert, Carol Heller from
Kidde Canada, recommends that homeowners take advantage of new
smoke alarm technologies
that help make upkeep
easier, such as tamperproof designs, sealed tenyear lithium batteries that
last the life of the alarm,
and additional safety features such as built-in LED
lighting to help illuminate
your escape, sensors that
reduce nuisance alarms
and end-of-life warnings.
sometimes referred to as
spot lighting is illegal for
most hunters with the exception of our Aboriginal
neighbours. The Manitoba hunting regulations
state, Status Indians may
not discharge a rifle or
shotgun at night where
it is dangerous to do so.
When and where night
hunting can be carried
out is currently left up to
Aboriginal hunters to decide.
The Manitoba Wildlife Federation (MWF)
livestock.
On October 8th the
Municipality of MintoOdanah signed a resolution supporting the Manitoba Wildlife Federation
in their efforts urging the
Manitoba
Government
to ban the practice of
spot lighting in the province and increase the enforcement of the same.
The Town of Minnedosa
passed a similar resolution during a special
meeting of council Tuesday night.
Co-op Award
Continued from Page 1
Richards involvement with the retail co-ops began
around the same time and continues today. He is director of Heritage Co-op and served on the board of Federated Co-operatives Ltd. for 12 years.
He joined the board of the Co-operators Group
where he served as a director from 2000 to 2014. He was
chairperson of the board from 2007 to 2014. Related
engagements include the Canadian Co-operative Association, the Manitoba Co-operative Association, the Wassagaming Foundation (Camp Wannakumbac), and the
Rochdale Housing Co-operative.
Congratulations Richard Lemoing, Minnedosa is fortunate to have such an accomplished gentleman in our
community.
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The campaign by
the MWF, to the over 100
clubs across Manitoba,
is gaining ground with
all municipalities approached signing resolutions of support so
far. The Association of
ManitobaMunicipalities
(AMM)17th Annual Convention will be held at the
Brandon Keystone Centre
next month, where over
130 Municipalities will
vote on a resolution to
ban spot lighting across
the entire AMM.
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Onyshko at Worlds...
Hockey Reports...
Hockey is back in full force and with that we welcome the return of our minor hockey reports. This seasons first minor hockey report appears this week and we
welcome other teams to share their recent game scores
and happenings with our readers. Hockey reports can be
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Career Prep...
The bigger problem is paying for this infrastructure. Federal money almost never comes without
strings. Municipal and/or provincial funding is always
he votes are counted and Justin Trudeau is Prime a part of the mix. The City of Winnipeg and the ProvMinister. Mr. Trudeau is now tasked with turn- ince of Manitoba are already racking up massive debts.
ing campaign commitments into reality. And there The allure of matching federal dollars may drag local
are some important transformations that taxpayers governments even deeper into into the red.
should watch closely.
That temptation may be compounded by the LibHeres some good news: the middle-class tax rate
eral commitment to create a Canada Infrastructure
of 22 per cent will fall to 20.5 per cent. Its also good Bank. The new bank will allow provinces and municito see that the maze of child benefits will be simpli- palities to borrow money for infrastructure projects at
fi ed. Right now many families receive the Universal Ottawas lower interest rates. It sounds great. But its a
Child Care Benefit (UCCB), Canada Child Tax Benefit bit like co-signing on a new credit card for a shopahol(CCTB) and the National Child Benefit Supplement ic. It will take considerable discipline to manage risk at
(NCBS). All of that is being transformed into the Cana- this new bank and make sure local governments dont
da Child Benefit.
get in too deep.
In reality, however, these changes take money out
There are a couple of huge items without price
of the pocket of some taxpayers and put it in the pock- tags. Mr. Trudeau is committed to working with the
ets of other taxpayers. Currently, the highest tax brack- provinces to create a child care system; its hard to say
et is 29 per cent, but the Liberals will implement a new what it will look like, but it certainly wont be cheap.
tax rate of 33 per cent on incomes above $200,000 so a Mr. Trudeau has also promised to work with the provprospective cardiologist will have another tax to con- inces to put a price on carbon; once again, the form
sider when deciding whether to endure the winters in of this carbon price is undetermined, but its safe to
Winnipeg or set up a practice in a lower-tax jurisdic- say it will cost more to fill up the gas tank and heat the
tion such as Miami. In addition to ending the UCCB, house.
CCTB and NCBS, income splitting for families will also
There is one element of Mr. Trudeaus plan that reend taking nearly $2 billion out of the pockets of pri- quires no imagination: debt. The Liberals say they will
marily single-income families.
run deficits of up to $10 billion each year for the next
Some of Mr. Trudeaus campaign commitments
three years. There is only one way to pay off a national
will literally become concrete as the Liberals prom- debt that is already more than $600 billion with interise increase infrastructure spending by $5 billion per est payments of $26 billion. The debt will be paid with
year. However, rather than roads or bridges, the Liberal our taxes and the taxes of our kids and grandkids.
platform focuses on mass transit, social infrastruc- In reality, Canada doesnt have a revenue problem.
ture and green infrastructure. Its hard to imagine If anything, the previous government had a spending
farmers taking their crops to market on solar-powered problem. It appears the Liberals will only ramp up that
buses, but perhaps there will be some flexibility to ap- problem. Hopefully Mr. Trudeau recognizes that realply some of this funding to fix potholes.
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1895 Mr. R.P. Fraser had a successful barn raising last
Thursday. The building is 54 feet by 64 feet and is to have
stone stables underneath. The cost of the barn is close to
$1,000.
1905 The new Opera House being built in Neepawa
fell in last Thursday. On the previous day, workers noticed cracks in the brick walls and refused to continue to
work. Fortunately no one was hurt in the crash but the
structure will not be rebuilt until next year.
1915 While coming to town, Miss Smith fell from her
horse and was dragged a considerable distance by the
stirrup before she managed to free her foot from the shoe
she was wearing. She was only slightly bruised in the incident.
1965
1975 Seventy-nine year-old Bill Burgess, Q.C., a veteran sportsman offi cially opened the new Community
Complex. During the opening, Mr. Burgess threw the first
rock of the mixed bonspiel for a perfect draw and managed a 200 yard drive for the first tee shot on the new golf
course.
1985 Kids Kasuals will be closing its doors November 2nd and advertises a huge sale with 60 percent off all
stock. Bruces Mens Wear is also having a Going Out of
Business sale.
1995 Minnedosa has elected Terry Drebit as Mayor.
Terry took the election with 757 votes over Joan McClelland who garnered 494 votes. Three new councillors were
also elected: Darren Grant, Murray Trott and Tom Fearnley.
2005 Husky has announced a new $145 million ethanol plant for Minnedosa. Site preparation and construction are expected to begin immediately. The 16 to 18
month construction period is expected to employ some
200 workers.
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Recreation Report
By
LISA
BUCHANAN
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he Minnedosa and
District Recreation
Commissions Annual
Sports Dinner is over for
another year. Last Saturday
we welcomed Bret Hart
to our community as our
guest speaker. Bret had a
nice time in town staying at
the Stoneview Natural Bed
and Breakfast. He enjoyed
meeting some loyal fans
and making new ones. He
also thoroughly enjoyed
the delicious meal that was
provided by Burnside BBQ
and the yummy desserts
that Tracy Paquette donated to the evening.
Congratulations go to
Dana Burgess for winning
the Treasure Chest prize.
Dana won half a beef and
15kg of pork donated by
Hylife Foods. The 50/50
was won by a gentleman
from Brandon, winning
$1,475.
Our very deserving
Volunteer of the Year this
year was awarded to Craig
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Whitemud Watershed will plant and apply weed control plastic mulch for field
shelterbelts and custom plantings for your 2016 tree order contact the office for
more information.
FORAGE SEED
25% assistance (up to $250) on 50 acres every third year
1. Apply between September 15, 2015 and June 15, 2016
2. Fill out an application and submit for approval
3. Receive purchase order form from WWCD
4. Purchase certified seed from your dealer and bring in receipts and dealer signed
purchase order form by June 15, 2016
OTHER PROGRAMS
Water Management
Gully Stabilization
Pasture Pipeline Plow
Wildland Habitat
Grassed Waterways
Riparian Protection
Abandoned Well Sealing (not eligible for GF2 funding)
Funding may be available through the Growing Forward 2 Program
to landowners who have a valid Environmental Farm Plan
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NEWDALE NEWS
By RAVENS GLEN WI
Bridge Club
Results
October 22nd
1st: Wilf Taylor/
Mel Harvey
2nd: Audrah Caughell/
Bob Manns
3rd: Lynn /Jim Burgess
4th: Boyd Grant/
Albert Parsons
5th: Norman Peterson/
Jean Garbolinsky
Husky Energy
recently made a
$1,000 donation to
The Minnedosa and
Area Food Bank.
Pictured (L-R) are
Debbie Gaiser
chairperson of the
Minnedosa Food
Bank,Hani Riad
Manager of the local
Husky Plant, Alayna
McTavish board
member for the Food
Bank, Jean Taylor
Secretary of the Food
Bank and Trudy
Adamson Treasurer
for the Food Bank.
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REENA NERBAS
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cold, I rub the bottom of my nose with lip
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balm with my name and
the word SICK on it. Submitted by Betsy
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waste an entire box of tissues in one day when they
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Pharmacy - Kristas Jewelry - Sharons Town and
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- Gateway Motel - Avon-Jacki Usick - Minnedosa
Tribune Kirks Service Leonas Studio of Image
Husky Grain Marketing - Ray and Cheryl Orr
Dr. D. Papegnies Flowers on Main Hairworks by
Colleen Brio Massage Therapy Chipperfields Hylife Foods
Volunteers
Lisa Bilcowski Kim Moyer Suade Moyer
Erickson 4-H beef Club RJ Lilley Trent Bartley
Minnedosa and District Recreation Board
Also to Stoneview natural Bed and Breakfast for
donating the nights accommodation for Bret.
BASSWOOD
NEWS
By ZELDA FIRBY
n Saturday evening,
Friends of Basswood met at the Sokol
Hall in Brandon for dinner
and a time of visiting.
One name missed
from the list of students
attending college this year
was Paige Shindela who is
attending ACC in Brandon.
Good luck Paige and sorry
your name got missed.
Th e Firbys enjoyed
visits from our duck hunting friends from Wisconsin
and Alaska while hunting
in the area.
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COMING EVENTS
Childrens Harvest Fest
Friday, October 30th, 2015
7:00 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. at the
Minnedosa
Community
Conference Centre 63 Main
St. N. Games and treats, coffee for the adults and prizes
for costumes. FREE! Everyone welcome! Sponsored by
Minnedosa United Church,
St. Marks Anglican Church
and Calvary Church.(31-3) x
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
COMING EVENTS
Welcome to Minnedosa
Rotary Club. We meet first
3 Thursdays of each month
at 5 p.m., Rotary Clubroom,
Minnedosa Golf and Curling
Complex. Supper meeting,
third Thursday. We welcome
interested community residents. More info? Call Tony or
Peggy, 8672113. District site
rotary5550.org. (93016)
Halloween
Dance
at Polonia Hall Saturday,
October 31st. Late lunch
served. $12.00 Adult, 8 and
under Free. Advance tickets only. Call 204-865-2252
or 204-867-7561. (30-4)x
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OBITUARIES
DARWIN DESIATNYK
JANUARY 12TH, 1961
OCTOBER 21ST, 2015
Darwin Desiatnyk of
Sandy Lake, MB passed away
at his residence at the age of
54 years. Darwin was born
in Minnedosa, MB. He took
Heavy Duty Mechanics at ACC
and worked for John Deere in
Davidson, SK for a number of
years before moving home to the
farm at Sandy Lake. For the last
few years, Darwin worked at the
Clear Lake golf course. He loved
this job and was treated like family by the
staff there. He enjoyed all sports, playing hockey, baseball, curling and many more. Darwin loved spending time with his family
and his beloved pet, Spooks. He also appreciated nature, sitting
by the fire overlooking Wolf Lake, and old cars (especially Ford
Mustangs), were always a hot topic. Darwin is survived by his
parents Peter and Ella Desiatnyk, siblings Debbie (Larry) Burtnick, Ken (Cindy) Desiatnyk, Bev (Doug) MacDougall, Karen
Bertrand, 11 nieces and nephews, 19 great nieces and nephews
and numerous aunts and uncles. Darwin was predeceased by
grandparents Reinhart and Emma Weigelt and Baba and Dido
William and Dora Desiatnyk. A Memorial Service was held at
the Brockie Donovan Chapel in Brandon on Tuesday, October
27th, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. Donations in memory of Darwin may
be made to the Canadian Diabetes Association, Unit A1-800
Rosser Ave., Brandon, MB, R7A 6N5. Messages of condolence
may be placed at www.brockiedonovan.com.
Arrangements were in care of Brockie Donovan Funeral &
Cremation Services, Brandon, MB, (204) 727-0694.
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Neepawa, MB
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was swarming with
eager little hockey players
and proud parents last Friday, October 23rd, with the
fi rst, on-ice skill building
session for The First Shift
hockey program.
Rec Director, Lisa
Buchanan organized the
Bauer Hockey Canada program to help new hockey
families experience the
game for a reasonable
price and time commitment. This is the fi rst time
Minnedosa has offered
this program and so far it
has been a tremendous
success with 39 kids participating, ranging in age
from six to 10. There are
11 volunteer coaches and
two of them are female
which works really well
for the 10 young hockey
girls trying out the program.
Each young participant received head to
toe equipment and will
receive six weeks of one
hour on ice skill building
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