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Vol. 131 No. 29 Friday, September 27, 2013

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By DARRYL HOLYK

Last weekend, the Strathclair Old Iron Club hosted anold-ashioned threshing demonstration in the feldacross the road rom the ormer Strathclair Auction Mart.Good weather and a good crowd made or a successultwo-day demonstration.

With the use o restored antique arm machinery,some real horse power and a lot o manpower, the bind-ing and threshing demonstrations oered a glimpse into

how arm work was done a hal century and more ago.

For some o the older spectators, the demonstrationbrought back great memories o the hard work, but good

times they, their parents and grandparents experienced

each year during harvest.For younger spectators who are more amiliar with

todays modern machinery and advances in agricultural

technology, the weekend demonstration gave them agreater appreciation and respect or the time consuming,backbreaking work done by their ancestors in order to get

the crop o.Demonstrations such as these are valuable to pre-

serve the heritage o lie on the arm. Hats o to the Old

Iron Club and all others who host demonstrations such

as this to keep the spirit o the old threshing gangs alive!

The ole threshing gangBy JENNIFER PAIGE

he MREC site con-tinues to progress asown Council anticipates a

third-party easibility studyby the end o the year.

Earlier this year,

Minnedosa own Coun-cil put out a bid or thecompletion o a easibility

study on the MREC proj-ect. Jack Harper and Asso-ciates, a Winnipeg compa-

ny, was recently selected toprepare the report.

Tey are a very quali-

f ed company and havebeen involved with rec-reation acilities or a

number o years. Harperhas taught at the Univer-sity o Manitoba and been

employed all across thecountry doing studies likethese, explained Mayor

Ray Orr.Jack Harper and As-

sociates will be reviewing

all details o the MRECproject including the con-struction, why the acility

is being built the way it is,the business plan, con-struction costs, operating

plans, operating costs, andprospective business.

Harper will be basi-

cally looking at all aspectso this project and then willprepare a report or coun-

cil. We are hoping that wewill have that report by theend o this year.

Continuedon Page 2

Council

anticipatesMREC study

Photo by Darryl Holyk

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A easibility study on the MREC project has alreadybeen conducted by those currently involved with the

project. However, a review rom an independent sourceis needed in order to satisy requirements or provincialunding.

Orr anticipates that the study will cost in the vicinityo $30,000, hal o which will be unded by the province,the other hal will be coming out o the MREC reserve.

We have given Harper a copy o all o the plans andnext week he will begin a variety o meetings with difer-ent user groups, town people, MREC organizers, con-

struction representatives and engineers, says Orr.Currently the MREC site continues to see some sur-

ace changes as local volunteers have been moving earth

around, leveling the elds to prepare the land or the var-

ious soccer and baseball elds.Tere is a lot o ground work going on but now har-

vest has taken precedence or many o our volunteers.Te municipalities are involved as well but I am not toosure where we will end up at the end o this building sea-

son.Fundraising or the project continues and unds cur-

rently sit at just over $6 million. Te current total does not

include the owns 2013 commitment o $300,000.Fundraising is an ongoing challenge or this project.It is hard to keep everyones mind on it because it is such

a long-term project. Tere are ederal grant programscoming in the spring that we will be working on, thereis the provincial grants coming up or next year, and the

town is applying or a debenture, which we are currentlydoing preliminary work on now, explained Orr.own Council will be sitting down with the MREC

building committee near the end o October to review thebuilding timeline, any changes necessary and where theproject currently sits in terms o progress. Te easibility

report rom Jack Harper and Associates is expected to bepresented to council by the end o this year.

Minnedosas 50+

Seniors Activ-ity Centre celebratedits 5th anniversaryon Saturday, Septem-

ber 21st. Communitymembers gathered at theacility or an aternoon

o cof ee, tea, cake andsome musical accompa-niment.

T e activity centrewas opened in the all o2008 and hosts a variety

o activities or local resi-dents including shu e-board, pool, a quilting

guild, scrabble, bridgeand other games. Tecentre also organizes

luncheons two times amonth.

MREC study Five years or 50+ Centre

Photo by Darryl Holyk

By JENNIFER PAIGE

Expressio ns ConcertSeries begins its per-orming arts showcases

next week, bringing avariety o artists to thestages o Minnedosa overthe course o the next ew

months.Te conce rt series has

ve diferent perormanc-

es lined up or audiencesbetween now and Febru-ary, including Rosie andthe Riveters, Yadong Guan

Trio, Jimmy Rankin, Red

Moon Roadand Manitoba

T eater Centre produc-tion, Miracle on South Di-

vision Street.

Te rst perormanceto grace the stage o theMinnedosa Community

Conerence Centre isRosie and the Riveters , atrio o ladies perorming

a variety captivating vocal

arrangements.T e trio takes their

name rom Rosie the Riv-

eter, an iconic symbol othe women who worked in

actories in North Americaduring WW II.

T e groups peror-mance is inspired by the

music and ashion o the1940s and includes o a

variety o music rom tra-

ditional Arican Americanspirituals, toe-tappingbluegrass numbers, con-

temporary olk songsas well as a ew originalnumbers.

We like to experi-ment with dance routinesand a sense o humour. It

is a great deal o un, it isthe kind o evening thatanyone can come to and

eel joyul. Te audiencecan expect some the-ater, some comedy, some

dance, they can expect

to laugh and enjoy some

good clean un, says Fa-rideh Ceaser, singer, song-

writer or Rosie and theRiveters.

Rosie and the Riveters will

be starting of their Mani-toba tour in Virden oneday beore their Minnedo-

sa appearance.

Expressions to kick of with a touch o the 40s

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Town

ByDarrylHolyk

Win Wheat Kings ticketsAs part o the 130th anniversary o Te Minnedosa

ribunewe have some Brandon Wheat Kings tickets togive away! Last week we asked readers to fnd the answerto whom the little boy sitting on a pumpkin was and Shir-ley Davies was the frst person to fnd the answer and callin to our o ce beore 10 a.m. Friday morning. In case youmissed i, the answer was located on Page 13 at the bot-tom o the Card o Tanks column.

Tis week, we have another scavenger hunt or you!Somewhere in todays ribuneis printed the answer tothis ribunehistory question: What was the annual sub-scription rate or Te Minnedosa ribune in 1949? Tefrst person to fnd the answer and tell us which pageit was ound on will win a pair o tickets to the October2nd Wheat Kings home game against the Edmonton OilKings. Good luck!In addition, starting today, every person who renews

their subscription, purchases a new subscription or signsup a riend as a new subscriber will have his or her nameentered into our weekly draw or Wheat Kings tickets.

Watch or more opportunities to win Wheat Kings ticketsin the weeks and months ahead!

Holiday Train returns...Every two years, the Canadian Pacif c Holiday rainpasses through town and Mayor Orr received confrma-tion this week that Minnedosa will again be one o thetrains stops this year. Te CP Holiday rain is scheduledto make its appearance in town on the evening o ues-day, December 3rd. Te CP Holiday rain, aglow withChristmas lights will again eature musical entertain-ment as it makes its way across the country raising mon-ey and awareness or community ood banks. All moneyand ood items collected during the trains local visit willsupport the Minnedosa and Area Food Bank. Stay tunedor more details!

Dear Editor,

Iwill start this with grate-ul respect to the peoplethat work at the care home.I have never met such a car-

ing group o people in mylie!My mother has been a

resident there or almost seven years. Ater breakingher hip she has been confned to a Broda chair. Be-cause o that, we have needed to use the Handi Vannumerous times or various reasons. Te most recent

was or a serious and necessary surgery. Te HandiVan was in or repair and unavailable, so arrangementswere made to transport her by ambulance to the hos-pital. Both o them were called out. So the only option

was to push her in a wheelchair. Now how nice is thator an 83-year-old woman at 8:30 a.m. and only +6 de-grees?I am thinking... can I do this? alk about adding

stress to an already stressul situation. Te activity di-

rector, Brenda Hales, went above and beyond her job

description and pushedMom up that hill. Tat isno small task. Tanks onceagain Brenda!

Te sta at the hos-pital and the two doctors

did a remarkable job! Tesurgery went well andmother is recovering.

Te Handi Van is an essential service and shouldbe available daily, not just or care home residents butanyone who should need it. Te Handi Van has beenin or repairs since mid August which means many in-conveniences and missed occasions or a lot o olks.Now with the shortage o drivers, when the Handi

Van comes back, service will be l imited. Tat disap-points mysel and others. So now we need people tostep up to the plate. Te more drivers the less time ev-eryone puts in. Ater all, most o us will be seniors oneday.

Bev Zariwny,

Minnedosa, MB

Dear Editor,

We were at the Minnedosa Cemetery this pastweek cleaning the gravesites o our loved ones.When we arrived, we noticed that the headstones

had been moved. Tis was not something the windcould do. It takes a minimum o two people to try toput them back in place.We decided to see i any others had been moved.

In the short area that we walked around we ound six

more headstones which had been moved.Our understanding is that the own pays some-

one to mow the grounds, but do they use a ride-onmower or do they use a push mower?It looks to us that a ride-on mower was used and

pushed the headstones out o place.We moved the stones back in place last year and

complained to the own, but obviously nothing wasdone.We also noticed that there are chips taken out o

the headstones which is an indication that they havebeen hit with something quite heavy (eg. ride-onmower).I in act a ride-on mower was used to keep the

grounds tidy, who is responsible or the damagecaused to the stones?

Concerned Minnedosa citizens,

Alice Austin and Margo Dunphy

Limited service an inconvenience

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Raising unds through com-

munity donations, grants,book sales and undrais-ing eforts, they were able

to raise enough money tobring the building back tobeing structurally sound.

Trough donationsand grants we were able togather the money to replace

the roo and the windows.Tat continued and we gotthe building stabilized and

in a condition o long-term

preservation, at least rom astructural perspective. Te

rest o the building was ac-tually in pretty good shapeconsidering it was 100 years

old, said Pollon.Te work completed by

the heritage committee in-

cluded a new roo, all win-dows were either repairedor replaced, window rames

were repaired, replaced orrepainted, new acia, thebasement windows were

cemented in to remove anypossibility o moisture en-

tering the building, all o thedoors were reconditioned,and the so t was recondi-tioned and installed.

T e project took atleast $60,000 in buildingsupplies and then another

$40,000 in volunteer la-bour. Te roo alone wasa $30,000 project, added

Pollon.Although CP Rail had

come to the community

and announced that thestation would be gited tothe town, the paperwork

was never completed and

CP Rail continued to ownthe land and the building,

even during the extensiverenovations.

Unortunately at that

time no one took the bullby the horns and got the ti-tle transerred and it turned

out to be more o a photo

op or CP Rail more than

anything else.In 2009, CP Rail was

approached by the heritage

committee about naliz-ing the agreement that hadbeen made. At that time

CP responded saying thatmanagement had changedand that deal was no longer

viable.CP then proposed a

lease agreement to the

committee, willing to leasethe building or a periodo 99 years or the sum o

one dollar per year. Once

the heritage committee re-ceived the lease agreement

on paper, they approachedthe town council about thepossibility o transorming

the heritage building into atourist inormation centre.

It took them a while

to come around, but nallythey were agreeable to dothat. Te lease document

had three pages o stipula-tions. All kinds o require-ments to do with insurance,

operating costs, permits,construction, re concerns,identication, ber optics,

parking rights, cancella-tion, and even encing,Pollen continues.

Once all o the partiesinvolved were comortable

with the lease agreement,

the committee returnedto CP prepared to sign theproposed lease.

T e lease proposalwas on the table or abouta year and by the time we

chased down all 24 clauses,and were prepared to signthe agreement, I was told

that they had changed their

minds and that ofer wasnow of the table and we

were back to square one.With all o the work

that was put into the build-

ing, the committee wasdetermined to make some-thing o this abandoned

site. Struggling to nail down

an agreement with CP, the

committee proposed thatCP Rail take the buildingback and resume use.

Te of er was then pre-sented to the Calgary head-quarters and denied. Even

though the rail companywas hesitant to completean agreement with the her-

itage committee and theown o Minnedosa, it didnot want the building back

or its own use either.Ater the lease agree-

ment was no longer viable,

CP instructed the com-

mittee to create an oferto purchase or the build-

ing and that they would beable to lease the land.We made a proposal

to them on May 6th, ittranscribes all o the workdone by the committee

and I also enclosed twoarticles about the origi-nal donation. Tey want

$70,000 or the station.Our proposal was that inlieu o the work that was

done and the money thatwe spent repairing theirbuilding we would be in a

position to abide by theiroriginal of er o one dol-lar, back when this whole

discussion began in 2005. Iwas told about three weeksago that we would have a

counter proposal on thetable by the end o Augustbut that hasnt material-

ized yet. We are still await-ing a response.

Moving Forward

Recently, the HistoricMonument Commission in

Ottawa has been in contact

with CP over the Minnedo-sa station. Te Commission

has been inquiring aboutwhat is going on with theheritage building and how

can it be restored and pre-served.

I was called a ew

weeks back by CP askingme to send photos o the

inside and the exterior othe building to satisy theneeds o this commission,

Pollon continues. Duringthose phone calls noth-ing about the ofer to pur-

chase or the counter oferwas even mentioned. But I

think that this outt in Ot-tawa is putting a little heaton CP, which will hopeullyspeed up this process a lit-

tle.According to Pollon,

CP o cials needed pho-

tos o the interior o thebuilding and did not havekeys or even know who

has access to the building.Since 2000, the land andthe building have been let

and the heritage commit-tee has taken the upkeepresponsibility upon them-

selves.

We have been let tolook ater cutting the grass,

keeping the weeds downand watching the build-ing, all to their benet, and

they cant even commu-nicate with me when theysay they are going to.

Until the heritage com-

mittee receives a counterofer or responds rom CPthe entire project continues

to sit in neutral, as it hasbeen or the past 13 years.

I dont really under-

stand why we are now indiscussion to buy, when

they originally were goingto donate the building tous. Te amount o work and

volunteered time would

not have happened i wehad known that they weregoing to go back on every

ofer they have promised.CP has been and is

continuing to work with

the towns historical groupon nal arrangements and

value our good relationship

with local o cials in takingthe necessary steps to en-sure a successul transer,

said Kevin Hrysak, CP Rail

media relations manager.We are still sitting in

neutral and another build-ing season has come andgone and now nothing will

be done with the buildingor at least another winter,said Pollon.

ribune le photo

CP gifted the station to the Save Our Station committee

during the 2005 Holiday Train visit.

The ongoing station saga

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Aarron Hutton has re-cently been keepinghimsel busy on somemain stages but he cer-tainly doesnt orget hisroots and the importanceo touching home soil ev-ery once and again.

It is always so nice toget back to Minnedosa andsee a hometown crowdand perorm or them. Iam always so well receivedand appreciated. It is reallynice, I am really looking

orward to it, says Hutton.Hutton will be in town to-morrow (Saturday) to per-orm a Salute to Broadwayat the Minnedosa UnitedChurch with accompani-ment by emale vocalist,Caitlin Wood and pianist,Christopher Kayler.

Te 23-year-old tenorhas been singing solo sincehe was 17 and has ondmemories o perorming inMinnedosa youth produc-tions as well as the West-man Youth Choir.

Tere are so many

people who know meand knew me when I was

younger and watched megrow up. It is comortingto see some amiliar acesand to be able to showthem how much I appre-ciate their support. Teconcert in 2011 was such asuccess in so many ways. I

am really looking orward

to doing it over again. Since his last peror-

mance in Minnedosa in2011, Hutton graduatedrom University and hasbeen travelling aroundCanada reelancing as amusician and actor. Hut-ton has been singing inEdmonton, oronto and

Winnipeg in various pro-ductions, and has spentsome time with RainbowStage and Dry Cold Pro-ductions.

I am part o a ew pro-

essional choirs as well,so that keeps me busythroughout the year, seemslike I always have some-thing on the go whether itbe big or small.

Tis past weekendHutton wrapped up hismost recent perormanceoCloser than Ever, a ColdDry Production at the Forksin Winnipeg. Te produc-tion had a week-long runand fnished up on Sun-day. Prior to that, Hutton

was on the Rainbow Stagein Kildonan Place in Win-

nipeg perorming in MaryPoppins.

I am just o o a pro-duction o Mary Poppinsand it was just such a hugesuccess. For a little while inthe summer I was thinkingabout potentially lookingor other career optionsbut Mary Poppins made

me realize how much I love

perorming and music andmusical theater. So, I amlooking orward to comingback to Minnedosa withnew ound energy and anew ound excitement.

Ater next weekendHutton may be headedback east to oronto or aew more auditions beorecoming back to Manitobain the New Year. At the be-ginning o March he will beperorming with the Win-nipeg Symphony Orches-tra as the tenor soloist in a

Mozart concert.As soon as that isover I begin rehearsals ora musical with a theatercalled Winnipeg StudioTeater, and I have not

worked with them yet so Iam looking orward to that.Te show calledAvenue Q,it should be interesting,and it is a show with pup-pets. As soon as that is overI am doing a ew concerts

with the Brandon Cham-ber Players in April.

By LISA BILKOWSKI

October is LibraryMonth! Help cel-ebrate Library Monthat the Minnedosa Re-gional Library with theollowing activities: (seead elsewhere in this pa-per for dates and times)Fines Free Week! I youhave overdue books oroutstanding ines at the

library, you can stop byduring the week anddrop o one item or theMinnedosa and AreaFood Bank and your ines

with be removed. Otheractivities being held tocelebrate Library Month

will include a Librar y Pa-

tron Appreciation Day,Pajama Story-time orchildren o ALL ages.

Wear your avour ite pairo jammies and bring

your stuy or a u n-il ledbedtime story at the li-brary. here will be a ses-sion on e-Libraries Mani-toba and you! Stop bythe library or a sessionon how to download reebooks rom e-Libraries to

your e-Read ers and tab-lets. Later in the monththere will be a Get CaughtReading week. I you arecaught reading while out-side on your lunch breakor on your coee break

you might just receive aprize!

NEW TITLES

Easy Reads - Ma, Ima Farmerby Michael Mart-chenko, Te Night BeforeFirst Grade by Natasha

Wing, Should I Share myIce Cream by Mo Willems. Juvenile Fiction - TeActivist by John Grisham,Amelia Bedelia MeansBusiness by Herman Par-ish and Te Last Councilby

Kazu Kibuishi.Young Adult Fiction -

As Dead As It Gets by KatieAlender, Elegyby AmandaHocking and Te Princessrap by Kirsten Boie.

Fiction Novels - TeBeast by Faye Kellerman,Te Gifted by Gail Bowen,

Compound Fractures byStephen White, Te Cuck-oos Callingby Robert Gal-braith, How the Light GetsIn by Louise Penny andMistress by James Patter-son.

Non-Fiction Read-

ing - Brain Longevity byDharma Khansa M.D., Bi-ography of a Prairie GirlbyEleanor Gates, Te Cana-dian Rangers by Whitney

P. Lackenbauer and Keys toParenting Your eenagerbyDone Fontelle.

Keep on top o whatsgoing on at the library so

you dont miss out on uncontests, activities andprograms oered in thecommunity.

Performing for some Familiar Faces

Photo submitted

Cast members of Closer then Ever (L-R) Aaron Hutton,Debbie Maslowsky, Peter Huck, Jennifer Lyon.

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Jim Comrie, Art Dalton and Daniel Smith got together with the Minnedosa

Drama Club on uesday evening to build door frames and set pieces

for their upcoming production of Sin, Sex and the CIA. Te newly

formed drama club is also in need of a few odds and ends for the

performance scheduled for November.

By JENNIFER PAIGE

Alocal resident wasinvolved in a single-vehicle collision early onthe morning o Saturday,

September 21st.Westman frst re-sponders were called out

to Highway #83, at thejunction o Highway #255,just south o Virden on

Saturday morning around

5 a.m.Shawn Rudneski,

22-year-old Minnedosa

resident, was driving apropane truck and lostcontrol o the vehicle and

rolled.Rudneski was trans-ported to the Health Sci-

ences Centre in Winni-peg with undeterminedinjuries. As o uesday

aternoon, Rudneski was

in the Surgical IntensiveCare Unit and details ohis condition would not

be released.No propane was

leaked as a result o the

collision and RCMP tra-fc analysts continue toinvestigate the collision as

well as th e ac tors leadingto Rudneski losing con-trol.

Building drama sets

Photo submitted

By RAVENS GLEN WI

he community sendswarm belated birthdaygreetings to Jim Fossumo Minnedosa, who cel-ebrated his 80th birthday

a week ago. We wish youmany more Jim!

Several members o

Newdale Ravens GlenWI attended the all SWARegional meeting held at

Hamiota, September 18th.Representatives rom allseven WI clubs were in at-

tendance. Reports weregiven and the Fall Seminar

will be held in Rivers in

October. Te Spring AGMConvention which OakRiver was to host will now

be hosted by Rivers WI,

as Oak River WI is strug-gling with a loss o mem-bers this year. Most clubs

in the Region are experi-encing the same memberconcerns.

Shirley Pederson, rep-resenting Newdale Health

Aid, along with members

rom Minnedosa andBethany Health Aids, at-tended the provincial

Manitoba Health AuxiliaryConvention held at Dau-phin last weekend, Sep-

tember 20th-22nd. Parto their AGM included therevisiting o the Health

Auxiliary Constitution.Te Strathclair Din-

ner Chorus has started

their practices again or

another year o entertain-ing. Tey will be visitingseven dierent communi-

ties this season, wrappingup with the home show inStrathclair.

Tis harvest has cer-tainly caught many arm-ers very surprised with the

whopping yields thatmany are reporting. Someare even having to con-

sider piling grain on theground so the canola canbe put under cover. Farm-

ers are always waiting orthat bumper crop andit fnally occurred! Co-

ee row talk will now be--remember the bumpercrops in 2013!

NEWDALE NEWS

Local man injured in rollover

By DOREEN RO

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ongratulations toKathleen Doris Gra-

ham and Matthew Passwho were mar ried at LongLake on Saturday.

Guests or the wed-

ding were rom B.C., On-tario and Australia.

Sympathy rom Ca-

durcis to Gene Menzieson the recent passing obrother-in-law James Gil-

lespie o Russell.Malcolm and Shirley

Rose visited on Saturday

with Art Gibson and LoriBrooking o Neepawa.

Birthday visitors withLoreen and Glen Jackson

were Susan and Sid Duecko Boissevain and Curtis,Patricia and Coen Fehr oBrandon. Happy birthday

Loreen!

Harvesting is windingdown but there is still a

good bit out there. Hopethe weatherman cooper-

ates!Sixty-four years ago, a

subscription to Te ribune

cost $2.50 per year.

Town of Minnedosa

Appreciation and Recognition

of VolunteersVolunteering in any capacity requires a high level o personal

commitment. We appreciate and want to acknowledge the eforts that

so many o you make on a daily, weekly or monthly basis to give backso much to our local community.

It is the volunteers o our beautiul valley

community and surrounding area who set such a wonderul example o

cooperation and contribution.

We want to thank you or taking the time to give to others and to help

our community. Thanks to all o the various service clubs, associations,

sports team and many other organizations who all contribute to the

well-being o our ellow citizens.

There have been many hours spent and much energy burned by you,

our collective volunteers and we want to extend our appreciation andthanks to you.

Mayor & Council

Town of Minnedosa

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ON THE FARM

By ELMER KASKIW

he past growing sea-son has been interest-ing to watch or monitoras it relates to crop growthand maturity based uponGrowing Degree Days. Tedelayed start to planting

this spring resulted in themajority o the provincebeginning to plant at thesame time in and aroundthe second week o May.

Our Growing DegreeDays as a percent o nor-mal in South Parkland ac-tually trended higher ormost o the summer whencompared to the Centralregion o the province yetour crop maturities andharvest were almost two

weeks behind. Te ques-tion then becomes whyand what afect does this

delay have on how wemanage our crops.

Although GrowingDegree Days provide use-ul temperature data ithas become obvious thatit cannot be used in isola-

tion or estimating cropmaturity as there are otheractors that come into playbesides temperature. Temost signicant and mostobvious dif erence is thechange in elevation. Teimpacts o the angle o thesuns rays especially in the

early spring and all meansour soils are much slowerto provide and hold con-sistently a warmer tem-perature in the spring andearly all. Tis was particu-larly evident this spring

when growers o soybeanswould monitor soil tem-peratures as an indicatoro when conditions wereright or planting. Soils thisspring initially warmedup nicely to 10-12 degreesCelsius in the third weeko May which is consid-ered ideal or planting soy-

beans. It then proceededto drop quickly to 6-8 de-grees Celsius in the last

week o May. Tis uctua-tion in temperature doesnot occur to the same de-gree and requency in soils

at lower elevations and incoarse or lighter texturedsoils which are more denseand capable o retainingheat. Tis more consistentsoil temperature allows orbetter root developmentand more rapid growth.Te large number o pot-

holes, sloughs and trees inParkland areas also has amoderating afect on tem-perature again slowing the

warming o soil tempera-tures and growth o crops.So how does this af ectour management o crop-ping systems on Parklandsoils? Production practicesand management o cropinputs that contribute tohigher yields must also be

weighed against their a-ects on growth and cropmaturity. Everything romcrop and variety selection

to higher nitrogen ratesand ungicides to eventhe ability to straight cutat harvest are all afectedto some extent by the de-lay in crop developmentexperienced by our crops.

Production strategiesmust always be examinedas to what afect it will havein getting the crop to ma-ture and harvested whilestill maximizing yield andquality.

Clubroot confrmed

in two felds

MAFRI advises, in Au-gust and September, plantsrom two unrelated eldsshowed symptoms o club-root galls on their roots.Further testing has result-ed in a positive clubrootDNA analysis o both plantsamples. Due to these re-sults, the department saysManitoba can no longerbe considered ree o club-root disease. Te discoveryo clubroot symptoms in

Manitoba had been con-sidered likely, as clubrootDNA had been conrmedpreviously in soil samplesunrelated to these elds.

With awareness o the po-

tential or developmentin Manitoba, growers andindustry members havebeen monitoring canolamore closely or signs othe disease.

MAFRI reminds arm-ers to ollow best man-

agement and disease pre-vention practices as theyprepare or the 2014 crop

year.Proper equipment

cleaning, specically toreduce the movement osoil on eld equipment, iskey to reducing the risk ospreading this soil-bornedisease. Te use o club-root-resistant crop variet-ies, proper crop rotationand good weed manage-ment o alternate hosts

will help prevent heavierinestations rom develop-

ing within a eld wherea disease may already bepresent at undetected lev-els. Clubroot can causeeconomic yield losses

in host crops includingcanola. T e disease sur-

vives in soil as hardy, rest-ing spores, with a hal-lieo our years, but it has thecapacity to survive up to20 years. Once establishedin a eld, clubroot requireslong-term management

strategy.

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Signature Homestylesnew Fall/Winter line o home

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Farm ree range chick-ens and turkeys growing now,eeding oats, wheat and cornplus milk products, roastingtype. Chickens 5lbs and up.urkeys 12lbs and up. Also,Chev S10 Diesel, 1985, low

miles, restored, new paint andsaety. Phone 204-725-4211.(27-4x)

Brown wooden rocker,

love seat, swirl rocker in darkgreen, two keyboard electricorgan, size guitar, older 5speed mens bicycle, tow be-hind grass catcher, heavy gasstring-blade whipper snipper,12 to 22 t extension ladder,band saw, NEW cube electricheater. All items open to bestoers. Phone 204-867-2429or cell 204-867-7854. (29-2x)

30 inch electric range, al-mond coloured. $250.00 o.b.o.Phone 204-867-2235. (29-2x)

1997 GMC Chevy ex-tended cab, 5.7L, 220,000kms, 4 new shocks, new bat-tery with headers, and stereosystem with too much to list.Selling as is, $3,500 OBO.204-868-5980. (28-4x)

omatoes and pumpkinsor sale. Call Albert or JudyChristopherson at 204-867-2772. (29-2x)

Apartment to rent

Main St. Minnedosa. Onebedroom, ridge and stove,unurnished. 204-874-2134.(28-2)

Cozy 1100 sq. t. 2 storeycharacter home in Minnedo-sa. Recent renovations, 3bedroom, 4 pc bath, kitchen,dining room, large livingroom, den and mudroom, fveappliances, high e ciencyurnace, large yard. No pets,no smoking. Reerences re-quired. $1,000 plus utilities.Call 204-867-3996. (28-3x)

In Minnedosa 2 bed-room apartment. Phone1-204-728-8609. (28-tn)

New 2 bedroom suites inour-plex, 1100 sq t, six appli-ances included, water soten-er, laminate ooring through-out, maple cabinets, blindsincluded, covered ront deck,spacious backyard. Call 204-210-2910. (28-3x)

Wanted: Retired, non-smoking couple to hous-esit our home Novemberto April/14. Utilities paid.Phone 204-867-1957 (eve-nings). (28-2x)

Small 2 bedroom houseor rent in Minnedosa. $775per month, plus utilities. Nosmoking. Application andreerences required. Avail-able October. 204-720-9406.(29-3x)

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Only about a 10-min-

ute commute to Minnedosa.2-storey, 3-bedroom houseon 40 acres. 2-vehicle garage,barn. $140,000. Ewan or Ker-ry Pow 204-724-3678. RoyalLePage / Martin-Liberty Re-alty. (29-2)

RICHARDS,

Dawson Ryder

Georgia is proud to announcethe birth o her baby brother

D R Rih.He was born on June 29,

at 12:09 a.m.,weighing 7 lbs 8oz and

measuring 21 1/4 inches longProud parents are

Andrew & Alyse Richards

Dawsons Grandparentsinclude,

Margie & BarryColleen & WayneJim Richards and

Cam Mckillop.(x)

Hpp 90th Bith

Lawrence.Love, Don and rudy Sjoberg

and their amily.(x)

You are invited to come

and greet Lawrence Sjobergand share a piece o cake atthe Minnedosa Personal CareHome on the occasion o his90th birthday on Wednesday,October 2nd between 2:30and 4:00 p.m. (x)

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Firewood. One or two

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UC Bingo at UkrainianHall, uesday nights. Doorsopen at 6:00 p.m. Early bird at

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All welcome - GospelServices. Shared simply, sin-cerely, and without obliga-tion. Sundays at 3:30 p.m. at50+ Activity Centre. For moreinormation contact 204-867-3435. (27-3x)

Fall Supper at BethanyCommunity Centre, Sunday,September 29th, 4:30-6:30p.m. Prices: Adults $12.00,Children 6-12 $6.00, Pre-schoolers FREE. (27-3)

You are invited toBack to Church Sunday atMinnedosa United Church at11:00 a.m. on September 29th.Lunch to ollow. (28-2)

PANCAKE BREAKFAS:World Race Fundraiser orRobyn Dragan Saturday, Oc-tober 5th, 8:00 a.m. 12 noonat Minnedosa Calvary Church(52-2nd Ave. SW). Everyone

welcome. (28-3x)

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RECYCLING

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Minnedosa Service toSeniors Meal Programserving meals to seniorsand all others requiringmeals at the ownviewManor 6th foor uesdays,Tursdays and Sundaysstarting at 5:00 p.m. $8.00dine in, $10.00 delivered.Call 204-867-2198 ater1:00 p.m. on day o themeal or call 204-867-5190or all other inquiries.

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Roast bee and g ravy, rolls,potatoes, vegetable, salad,

pickles, dessert, tea andcoee

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Roast turkey with dressingand gravy, rolls, potatoes,vegetable, salad, pickles,

dessert, tea and coeeO 3:

Braised cod, roastedpotatoes, rolls, vegetable,salad, pickles, dessert, tea

and coee(12-tn)

Minnedosa Band Parent AssociationAnnual General Meeting

October 7th, 2013 at 7 p.m.in TCS Band Room

Everyone Welcome

Come See What We Are About!

Cadurcis Fall Supper atBasswood Hall October 6th,adults $12.00, 6 10 years$6.00, pre-school ree. Doorsopen 4:00 p.m., supper starts4:30 p.m. (28-3x)

Strathclair Ag. SocietyHorse Poker Derby October6th, 2013. Registration rom10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon atsame location as last year - 7

miles north o Hwy. #16 onPH #354 near Strathclair or5 miles south o Hwy. #45 onPH #354 near Elphinstonethen watch or signs. Rid-ers - $10.00 - lunch on trailand supper included. SilentRiders - $2.00 or 3/$5.00. Forinormation call Calvin 204-365-2653 or Keri-Lyn 204-365-2579. (28-2x)

Flea Market and CratSale: Sunday, September29th at Ukrainian Hall (202-5th Ave. NW), 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Proceeds go to theMinnedosa Heritage Village.Lunch available. able rent-

als! Call Donna at 204-867-3629. (28-2)

Minnedosa Regional Li-brary Fall Story-time beginsSaturday, September 28throm 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. orchildren ages 3-6. Children

will have un making crats,playing games and reading

stories. Space is limited soplease pre-register your chil-dren in advance. For urtherinormation, contact the Li-brary at 204-867-2585. (28-2)

4-H or eens Meeting- Monday, September 30th,2013 at 7:00 p.m. at MCI.

Kids Blast! or Gr. 1 5 istaking place ater school rom3:30 5:00 p.m. every ues-day at the Covenant Church.It is a un lled program withgames, crats, snacks, storiesand more! I you have anyquestions, please phone AndyGilkinson 204-867-2810. (29-2)

Minnedosa Youth RugbyAnnual General Meeting willbe held Wednesday, Octo-ber 2nd, 2013 at 6:30 p.m.at Minnedosa Collegiate, 74

Armitage Ave. Everyone wel-come! (x)

Rapid City UCW FallSupper on Sunday, October20th, 2013; sittings at 4:45 and6:00 p.m. Adults $12.00; Chil-

dren 6 10 $5.00; PreschoolFree. Advance tickets areavailable rom Bernice Finlayat 204-826-2226 or BerniceDmytriw at 204-826-2661.(29-4)

Celebrate Library Monthat the Minnedosa RegionalLibrary. October 1st 5this Fines Free Week! October10th is Library Patron Appre-ciation Coee and Donuts All Day! October 15th at6:30 p.m. Pajama Story-time.October 26th at 2:30 p.m. eLi-braries Manitoba/eReader

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26th Get Caught Reading!

Attention quilters: theMinnedosa Valley Piecemak-ers begin a new season onMonday, October 7th, 2013at 7:00 p.m. in the 50+ Centre(31 Main St. S). We welcomeanyone wishing to learn howto quilt. (29-2x)

Ladies Curling ClubGeneral Meeting is on Turs-day, October 10th at 7:00 p.m.at the Curling Complex. Wel-come all new and previouscurlers. (29-2)

Moving Sale October5th and 6th, 2013 at 77-1st St.NE, Erickson, 9:00 a.m. Many,many tools; shing supplies;new shop vac; air pressure

washer; large computer desk;womens black leather jacketXL; other clothes; electricBBQ; bread maker; entertain-ment centre; rose recliner;crocks; Blue Mountain collec-tion; hide-a-bed. All must go,plus lots o ree items. I youneed something just ask, wemay have it. (28-2x)

Yard/Garage Sale 110-4th St. SE, Minnedosa. Sat-urday and Sunday 10 a.m. 6p.m. (x)

Garage Sale Septem-ber 28th, 2013 rom 10 a.m. 1 p.m. at 615-3rd St. NE,Minnedosa. (x)

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Location: 8 kms northo Erickson on east sideo #10 Hwy, signs willbe posted. A 1200 sq. t.House will be sold by auc-tion at 1 p.m., no reservebid, house to be removedby October 10th. At 1:20p.m. we will be selling an-tique urniture, eg. Black-Smith Forge (VG); a verygood dining room suite(walnut) oak table; plus atleast one hour o other an-tiques; also approximately

a 2000 bushel steel grainbin. For inormation andviewing call imer at 204-826-2092. Hydmans Auc-tion Service, Box 12, RapidCity. (28-2)

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Erling Harris WarkJune th, September th,

Erling Harris Wark passed away September 12th, 2013 at theMinnedosa Hospital at the age o 100 years.

Erling was born to Harris and Ida Wark at the amily armin Odanah Municipality. In October 1942, he joined theRoyal Canadian Air Force and served on the ConstructionMaintenance Unit in Manitoba and Calgary, Alberta. He wasdischarged in January 1946.

In June 1946, he married Jean Purdy and they moved intothe armhouse where he was born and lived there or the next55 years. During those years they had a son Keith Erling and adaughter Marlene Ann.

As the years went by, Keith married Sharon Myker andtogether they had two children, Sherry and James. Marlenemarried Larry Pollon and they had two sons, Chad and Colin.

In their retirement years, Erling and Jean did a lot o travellingin Canada and the southern states.

In October 2001, they moved of the amily arm to a house in

Minnedosa where Erling lived until April o this year.Erling was predeceased by his wie Jean and son Keith.

Leaving to mourn his passing is daughter Marlene (Larry)Pollon; grandsons Chad (Mindy) and Colin (Lori); daughter-in-law Sharon (Arnold) Suski; granddaughter Sherri (Dustin) andgrandson James (Lisa).

Erling lived long enough to be blessed with 11 greatgrandchildren. He was a kind and gentle man and will be trulymissed by amily and riends.

Graveside service was held Wednesday, September 18th, withRev. Natasha Pearen o ciating . Pallbearers were Chad Pollon;Colin Pollon; James Suski; Leonard Wark; Keith Wark; and Jon

Wark.

Kay Mayor (nee Glowa) -

With sadness the amily announces Kays passing on

September 17, 2013 at the age o 94 years at the Erickson andDistrict Care Home.

Beloved wie o late John Ashton Mayor and mother o lateGerald Mayor; loving mother o Joyce Morris o Cardinal,ON, George Mayor o Fernie, BC, Judith (Leslie) Waddell oKinburn,ON, John (Sharon) Mayor o Regina, Denise Mayoro Grenell, Sask.; grandmother o Jordan Morris o Haliax,Laura (Mark) Mitchell o Fenlon Falls, ON, Kristine Morris(Marcus Bachmann) o Toronto, Bruce (Meaghan) Waddell oOttawa and Lindsay Waddell (Peter Aboud) o Ottawa, Mandy(Ryan) Higgens o Moosejaw and Erin Mayor o Regina; greatgrandmother to Jackson and Emily Mitchell, Anastasia and

Alexandra Morris and Oliver and Lincoln Aboud, and HenryWaddell

Respecting Kays wishes there will be a private memorialservice to be held at Craword Park cemetery at a later date.

In lieu o owers, memorial contributions can be made to theCraword Park Community Hall with Mrs. Alice Gri th or your

preerred charity.Raes Funeral Service o Shoal Lake and Erickson are in care

o the arrangements.

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