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Young and old get in the Halloween spirit

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Area Farmers Jim Krzyzaniak and Ken Lindsay banded together to combine a field of Lindsay’s canola east of Neepawa on Thursday afternoon. It’s good to be reminded of the robust, breathtaking beauty of autumn on display.

Evans wants bowling alley tradition to continue in Neepawa despite building being up for sale

PHOTOS BY KIRA PATERSON

told the Press in a recent interview. the from rightHazel buyerMtoKellington continue the bowling to give Meadows up the sportPersonal for the time On Friday, Oct. 30, all three Grade 5 classes school visitedor Country Carebeing Home. Evans The students paraded through each wing to

By Chase Ruttig “From people who used to have leagues tradition in Neepawa going forward to a as the Neepawa bowling alley’s future show off their costumes to the residents and to wish them a happy Halloween.

This has been a Grade 5 tradition at HMK since East View Lodge, the previous care home in Neepawa Press Editor to people used to enjoy bowling on each generation. been up for in the since closure. in each Neepawa, was still in use. There was also anew contest put on by Paul Molloy, one of thehas residents, theair two bestitscostumes class. who The six winners (bottom right) For the past year Evans has been Evans is aware of the void that has Friday nights, there is a hole left in a part won $20 to put towards Scholastic book orders that the students get through the school. The winners were (back row left to right) Owen Guilbert, Gatlyn Plett, Rylan Sumner, For as long as Larry Evans has been looking for a buyer for the bowling al- been left for local bowlers by the closing of the community for all of these people (front rowhas leftbeen to right) Kiera Major, Cheenaley Mempin andbeen Misha thelast students received treats on behalfofofbowlers the residents an to early start to whofor want continue totheir bowl,trick-or-treating. but don’t which has upToledo. for sale All since of the alley, hearing stories alive he a major part of bowling in Neepawa. Taking over his father’s bowling alley, for over 50 years the Evans family operate the local lanes and gave the sport a home in the community. Larry continuing the legacy that his family began when he was a young boy up until 2014 when he had to make the tough decision to close operations of the alley and put the building up for sale due to health reasons.

Now Evans is trying to sell the alley to

spring, but as summer ends the building is still sitting empty and the former owner/operator of the lanes is trying to be proactive in the search for the right group to take on the return of bowling to the community. The closing of the lane leaving a void for the various groups that used the alley, from recreational bowlers to bowlers who played in leagues on teams all faced with a tough decision to travel to local alleys outside of Neepawa

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who once were regulars in Neepawa going to Minnedosa to resume their leagues or just to continue to simply bowl. The former owner mentioning that he feels the public still want a bowling alley in town giving a market for potential new owners to tap into if someone wants to purchase and reopen the facility.

“Since the bowling lane has closed I have been told by countless people on how much it is missed in the community,”

have the option since I had to make the decision to close and put the alley up for sale due to my health concerns that have placed me into retirement.”

“It is something that was a big part of the community and now I am looking for someone or a way to continue the tradition of bowling in town through selling the building to the right interested group.”

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Neepawa high school Halloween food drive a huge success

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(Above) Fifty students from Neepawa Area Collegiate took part in the Scare Away Hunger food drive on Halloween night. The NACI HOPE group organized the drive and the NACI Tigers hockey team helped with the collection. The students went door to door around Neepawa from 6 to 9 pm, “trick-or-treating” for nonperishable food items. On Monday, Nov. 2, they brought all the food together and loaded it up in a trailer. The total weight of the food collected was 2380 lbs.

The Grade 12 Global Issues class delivered the food and sorted it, checking expiry dates and separating it into categories. All of it went to the local Salvation Army.

Future of Neepawa S kate Park in doubt

By Eoin Devereux The Neepawa Press

The future of a skate park in Neepawa is uncertain, unless more community support for the project steps forward. The current seasonal park, located next to the RCMP building, has been around for just over 10 years, but is nearing the end of its service life. The combination of wear and tear to the ramps and a desire to find a more suitable location has driven Neepawa’s Leisure Services to explore a more permanent structure. Department

manager Amanda Novak said the hope is to locate a new concrete skate pad in the Flats. Novak noted however, that if members of the community or local service groups don’t step forward to support the plan, there will be no desire from Town Council to push the proposal forward. “[The community at large] needs to be the one that lobbies council for these improvements. If it’s not a community driven project, then [Neepawa Town Council] is not going to necessarily support it,” stressed Novak. “There has to be an example of local interest in the construction of a new, permanent skate park, for anything to happen.”

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The original cost for the materials and assembly of the current seasonal park in 2005 was around $10,000, with the most of that investment provided by the Town. Novak said a permanent concrete facility will cost more, so there needs to be a strong will from the people for this project to turn it into a reality.

“We have to remove the existing temporary park. Its current location is no longer viable and a permanent outdoor skate park would fit into our long-term plans for the Flats nicely,” said Novak.

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1995: Egg war on Mountain Ave keeps vandalism at bay Neepawa Natives launch Harvest Hockey Looking Back:for Week of Sept Week of NEEPAWA, MB. 4 Aug 19, 2015 - A new initiative November

from the Neepawa Natives junior ‘A’ hockey club is reaching out to the region’s agricultural industry. HarBy Cecil Pittman vest for Hockey is a project where local farm families The Neepawa Press are being asked to donate a portion of their crop to help support the operations of the club.

80 years Friday all participating farmers and As part of ago, the donation, November 1, 1935: their immediate families would be recognized on sigChas. Ego has covered nage at the Yellowhead Arena, as well as online on the the floor of his new feed team website. The Neepawa Natives are also planning barn with green poplar ablocks Harvestabout for Hockey game night early in the 20158 inches 2016 season, where the club would long MJHL which regular he claims recognize its contributors from experience will give and extend a free gate admission of up to six tickets to all of the participating most satisfactory service.

Harvest for are Hockey farmers The blocks wedged in and farming families. tightly and sand is used to fill up the holes.

70 years ago, Thursday November 1, 1945: According to the September 29th issue of “The Manitoba Gazette” there are twenty-one individuals in town holding certificates of authority under “the Manitoba Insurance Act” to sell life, fire, and miscellaneous insurance in town and district.

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Natives board member Cam Tibbett that withinfrom nerships with area farmers to notcaught only promote the in possession of vandalism. comes said to Neepawa drugs. for of a couple of illegal Manitoba where he the next few days, farms withinAltona, a 20 kilometre radius positive“Except influences farm families on the community The suspensions eggs ensuring thrown at Townorganization the last years in of Neepawa will receive a letterspent outlining the two Harvest but also thethe hockey is able to are of Beautiful Plains Hall and one apartment partnership at the Chimo for Hockey concept. thrive in the coming seasons,” saidpart Cathcart.

School Division’s building, Halloween night Centerabout. there. He The crop donation being pursued for the inauguralmulti“This is something the team Building is very excited pronged approach was very quiet,” said Jachas more than eleven years We’ve mailed out details to farms across the region. Harvest for Hockey project is canola. The plan is forto deal with drugan and alcohol use, obsen.

“It’s a tribute to our to donating in the building farmers, who have committed amount Neepawa and surrounding area experience has a vibrant farming kids [in the community] superintendent Ray Derksupply trade. community, so it’s very important for the team to ex- of bushels, to contact the club during harvest. The that there are no serious sen said. plore options for making partnerships with farmers,” team will then drive to the field in a“Our rented truck and policy is clear that incidents to report.

30 years ago, Thursday said Tibbett. the farmer can use their hopper to donate the preferred students who are caught November 7, 1985: Team general manager Myles Cathcart said it’s very amount of canola. even possessing an illegal 10 years ago, Monday Halloween Vandalism… important for the hockey team to establish a stronger is interested in becoming a Harvest for substance will receive a November 7, 2005: The Neepawa Area Col- If anyone connection to the region’s agricultural HockeyTwo supporter, or ifjunior they have additional ques- Derk60-day suspension,” Neepawa legiate base.

Institute was one “The area has a strong farming heritage and tions,high theystudents can pleasereceived contact Cam sen Tibbett said. at (204) of the hardest hitthe areas Neepawa Natives are looking forward to making 841-3060. automatic 60-day susin Neepawa as parta result

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In the “good old” days Neepawa’s Canada Day baseballStudents events attracted to six thousand people. 14 senior baseball teams and the famous J at the five school NEEPAWA PRESS were the big attractions.R0011063026 are “embarrassed” and upset with the few who committed the vandaland it is expected the ism. Elsewhere, in Eden, course will be in operathe school suffered $600 tion next 1. windows. damage July to the RCMP are continuing their 50 years ago investigation.

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By Cecil Pittman Grandview, where she statements of attitudes of dam Looking back Dennis St. W. P. O. Box 70 287-A Hamilton St. P. by O. Box be made all267 Neepaw has17 been teaching for should Gladstone, MB R0J 0T0 Neepawa, MB R0J 1H0 affected parties before twoTelephone: years. Mrs. (204) Sumner 385-2570 Telephone: (204) 476-3941 last Tue 80 years ago (204) 385-2863 (204) 476-3793 After hearings commence is Fax: from Mentmore, and theFax: Tuesday September 3, to give a clear indication dumped has taught for email: six years Friday September 3, ithomson.ktica@mts.net 1935 one-hal of their position. at Glenburney School.

1965 20 years ago, Monday When the babbitt he of rain Neepawa’s two eleNovember 7, 1995: was pouring sprayed cleared 30 years ago 40 years ago mentary schools opened It wasn’t eggs-actly the and blew into his face, were le Thursday September their doors Wednesday shootout at the OK Corral, Thursday September Arthur G. Curtis sufdamage 5, 1985 4, 1975 for fallwar term, with butthis an egg on Mounfered a painful accident tain Avenue may haveregkept 60 years ago, Thursday The Roxy Theatre and storm in 60 years ago A statement by the about 635 students Sunday which may have Halloween revelers from Manitoba Pool elevators Neepawa Drive-In TheNovember 1, 1955: Thursday September istering.

NEEPAWA PRESS ARCHIVES OPTOMETRIST indulging in more serious Israel Asper, popular serious consequences.

10 atre are both up for sale, 8, 1955 Both schools have president, H. B. Sneath, 40 Years ago: Friday, Nov. 6, 1975: John Antonik purchased pranks. graduate of Neepawa ColOne eyeball was burnt Gladstone will again some new staff mem- has included the CNR says owner Don Zaba, Monda and Supply from Willian Tinkler.

418 Mountain Ave., Neepawa Neepawa RCMP detachlegiate, has been selected Neepawa and if inLumber ammation sets have leaving the people. future 14ofsenior bas own golf lineevents between Russell andto six bers, andCanada both have new In theits“good old” course days Neepawa’s Day baseball attracted five thousand ment Sergeant Wayne Jacas one of four students in he may lose the sight after a period of several principals. Ted Witoski Neepawa, A n public movie showings and south to Evening Appointments Available were the big attractions. said the pm egg the junction of the main in Neepawa hanging in terim b who will represent the Uniof it. The other eyelid years, according to re- isobsen principle of 10 KellingPlaying the northwere half name war between school line as essential to main- the lurch, at least for a was app versity of Manitoba at the and his inforehead ports over from the thatweekend town. ton School, high replacing the newly divided students dressed in orange McGoun Cup debate to be ofbadly the business was Miss burnt also.league, He is when The property comprises a expected basic grain Ruth Faryon, Mr. S 70 years ago and taining Miss Mitchell is from evening and it is the while.

Cecil Pittman Natives will behome. opposed By held January 20. Israel is the transferred its founder, and black toques likely con ned to his Bloo Zaba, interviewed of 55 acres,bythree miles Dennis shipping network in the Paterson is the Thursday September where by she Nstatem course will be in opera- Grandview, now studying law, having by McAuley, Foxwarren, Looking William Tinkler, to John allshoul but t telephone from his Red south of back the town and new principal at Vis- province.

6, 1945 has been teaching for tion next July 1. graduated from Manitoba Cardale, Minnedosa and Antonik on Saturday Novpre Alberta home, said the will make a course of count, The statement came Deer, replacing Mrs. affect Stu Forsman, Murtwo years.

Mrs. Sumner Brandon College Caps. ember 1.

University in 1954. signed. business at the drive-in approximately 3,500 in response to the anSlezak.

80 years ago the h ray’s Garage, has left is from Mentmore, and 50 years ago In the south half of the The firm will henceforth The r and downtown theatre yards with nine holes. nouncements of the New staff members Tuesday September 3, to giv for Flint, Michigan to athas taught for six years Friday September 3, league, Pierson, Was- be known as Chimo Build50 years ago, Tuesday place a was “slow all the way Work will begin shortly dates for hearings before at Kellington include 1935 of the tend a two weeks course at Glenburney School.

1965 kada, Reston, Boissevain, November 2, 1965: wrangli around” during the past the Hall Commission, Miss Dianne Mitchell, When the babbitt he sponsored by General Neepawa’s two eleand Deloraine Neepawa Natives offi- SourisBARRISTERS AND drive- board m up to review Eliza- set was pouring sprayed grade Motors1 and for Mrs. automotive 40 yearsthe ago mentary schoolsrail-line opened year, although cially entered the South- Wheat Kings.

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November 6, 1975: teeing the fans here will fered a painful accident The 60 years ago A statement by the PRESS about 635 studentsneregThurs epawa Manitoba Pool elevators Neepawa Lumber and Sunday which may have be treated to an exciting Charles D. Taylor, B.A., LL.B Neep Thursday September istering.

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Monday .com September 5, says w Gladstone will again some new staff has included the CNR board Plans memfor Office Hours: the Ne 1995 ch il and if inammation sets have d re its St. own bers, and both new line between Russell and leavin n’s 17 Dennis W. golf P. O.course Box 70 287-A Hamilton St. P. O.have Box 267 centre Hail the size of golfto velopm 8:30 a.m. toof 4:30 p.m., Except for a couple Gladstone, MB R0J 0T0 Neepawa, MB R0J 1H0 in he may lose the sight after public a period of several Neepawa, and south principals.

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Moments in Riding Mountain: October dusk

I went for a bicycle ride the other evening, which, given the forecast and the lateness of the hour, had me wondering about my timing.

Rain was on its way, and the wind had a bit of a bite. And, given that it was already 6 pm, I only had a half hour of sunlight left for a journey that would take at least two hours.

I was bound and determined to make it to my destination, though, and so I set off with the dog as my only company.

It wasn’t an auspicious beginning and my mood was sombre. I had little hope that the trip would bear much fruit in terms of wildlife sightings, but I pedalled on.

I cycled down the trail, noting a ruffed grouse on the side of the trail. It flew away in a loud clatter. Then, a ways up ahead, a second grouse burst out of the grass.

The further I went, the more grouse I spied. Groups of two or three huddled on the side of the trail. A larger group of five flew helter skelter when I rode among them. By the time I had reached my destination, I had counted 20 ruffed grouse.

But that wasn’t all. Along the way, I had also spooked five bald eagles out of the trees. These eagles were located along one small section of the trail, but it was dusk and getting darker, so

I didn’t have time to investigate.

By the time I made camp, it was fully dark. After fixing some hot tea, I was bundled in for what turned out to be an uneventful night.

The next morning, it still hadn’t rained, but the skies were threatening. I hurriedly ate my two jam sandwiches that I had brought with me, gulped down some water and started off home.

Soon enough, the showers began and the world turned into one of those perfect late October days, where the clouds are low and the trees bare and stark. It was still quite dark, with the sun none too eager to rise.

It wasn’t long before I started seeing grouse again. One, two, three... and more as I went along. I counted a dozen by the time I arrived at the spot where the eagles had been centered the night before.

Sure enough, once again there were three eagles perched along the creek, plus a handful of noisy ravens. The ground was splattered with white faeces from the birds and I knew that there had to be something dead close by.

I searched. In the pre-dawn light, I spotted a large brown lump beside the trail. Could it be an elk? Nope, it was just a rock, glistening in the wet. I

looked around.

A lot of the bird poop seemed to be centered around a beaver dam where the trail crossed the creek. I walked closer, thinking that something in the water was attracting the attention of all these birds.

Sure enough, at least 45 white suckers were jammed against the base of the beaver dam, trying to swim upstream. Many were already dead, but several were still alive, swimming back and forth.

Since the water was shallow, they were all easy pickings for both the ravens and the eagles.

What a handy treat for the birds this late in the season!

It was getting wetter, so I rode on. I had lost count of my grouse, but they seemed to be in similar numbers as the night before. I neared the trailhead where I had left the car.

It was then that, out of the corner of my eye, I spotted a white wolf in a meadow beside the trail. It stuck out like a sore thumb, as there is no other species in the Park that is as big and white as this wolf was.

It reminded me very much of the Great Pyrenees that my brother used to own. It had a big head, and the white shaggy coat looked thick and healthy.

However, it was more the wolf’s thoughtful watching that reminded me of my brother’s

dog. The wolf simply watched me and the dog. It wasn’t eerie, and I didn’t feel threatened. I got the sense that it was simply wondering where we fit into its world.

I watched the wolf for about five minutes before it slowly moved its way back through the hazel and over the hill.

Fantastic.

So there you have it. Nothing too spectacular or too unusual (except maybe the wolf sighting). And, in the end, I was out in the bush for no more than 18 hours. Yet the trip was worthwhile and I added a lot of material to my naturalist notes.

There is a saying that states the world is run by those who show up. It refers, of course, to the people who attend endless, boring meetings but, due to their perseverance, get to make the big decisions.

I think of this saying every time I go out into the Park at odd times, when no one else is around. In this case, I think nature is always ready to share with those who make the time to be present.

Here’s wishing you happy trails, with nature sharing her secrets with you.

Ken Kingdon lives and works in the Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve. Give him a call at 204.848.7240 if you have stories to share.

Letters to the Editor

Neepawa Library membership gives you more!

Everyone is busy these days with many activities and commitments and we often hear that people just don’t have time to come to the library. Well, your library membership gives you more than just access to books! With your active membership in the Neepawa Library and the Western Manitoba Regional Library, you can access audio books for listening on the go, electronic books that can be downloaded to tablets and other mobile devices for reading wherever you are, as well as the latest movies and music – all only a few clicks away!

Our mobile app can be downloaded from your App Store – just search for WMRL. The app is free and with your library membership you can check when your books are due, request copies of titles you want to read, download ebooks and more. eLibraries Manitoba provides access to hundreds of electronic books and audio books and can be found at elm.lib.overdrive.com.

We also offer Hoopla, another free service available to members.

Sign in with your library membership information and instantly borrow free digital movies, ebooks, music and more. Any time of day or night – online and mobile. Check it out at hoopladigital.com

Thank you to everyone who attended our recent author visit in the library. Oriole A. Vane Veldhuis, author of For Elise: Unveiling the Forgotten Woman on the Criddle Homestead spoke to a large crowd and described the difficult task of researching a woman who immigrated from Germany and England to Manitoba in the late 19th century. Apparently, historical documents shouldn’t always be taken at face value and Ms. Veldhuis described how she was able to discover enlightening information about her great-grandmother by being persistent and having a dedication to the truth. We were very happy to host this reading and discussion and are looking forward to future opportunities to bring local authors to Neepawa.

Are you trying to make more shelf space for new books? Neepawa Library will be holding a two-day book sale in early December and we welcome donations of gently used books, CDs and DVDs. Just drop off your donations at the library at 280 Davidson Street.

“Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.”

–Joseph Addison Debbie Unger Branch Supervisor, Neepawa Public Library

Arts & Entertainment Neepawa of yesteryear: Mama said there’d be days like this

NOVEMBER 4, 2015 5

By Rick Sparling The Neepawa Press

By the water tower was an open field that we played our ‘Little League’ baseball on. My dad was the manager and Tony Evans was the coach. I can recall like it was yesterday, waiting for a grounder during infield practice with Tony belting them out onehanded harder than most of us could hit with two hands! That was in 1957.

Evan’s Drive Inn was across Highway 5. At one time, they offered car service with “car hops” and one of the girls working for Tony was Cheryl Thurston.

Some of the other car hops were Doreen and Marie Bradley from Arden, Joyce Yuel and Eveyn Reilly from Mentmore and Diane Nickart, Yvette Denis, from Ste. Rose du Lac, and I’m told that Jeanette and Lorna Jaslenczyk, Helen Beaumont plus Sandra Kulbaski were car hops as well.

Next was Matt Siemmen’s Auto Body Shop

followed by Ed Smee’s Neepawa Motel. Just prior to the Airport, the last business along the north side of the Highway, was Bachelor’s Dairy Farm operated by Pop (Bert) and Grace Batchelor, grandparents of Gail Cathcart, Maureen Pittman and Lynne Montgomery.

On the other side heading back towards town was The Airliner Drive Inn. My mother had never been to the Drive Inn during all the years it was there and just prior to it closing I decided to take her to see at least one show. We pulled in and got ‘hooked up’ and realized it was a triple X rated movie, which prompted me to unhook and drive out of there about as fast as I could manage! Ouch!

This incident made me review any movie I intended to take anyone to from then on!

Next sat Stoney Creek School then an Anglo garage before Clay Galt’s Texaco Service Station.

The Agassiz Drive Inn, (the milk shakes were so

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I can recall like it was yesterday, waiting for a grounder during infield practice with Tony belting them out one-handed harder than most of us could hit with two hands!

thick you could turn them upside down for three or four seconds without them running out) built and run by Carmen Poole, was beside the Pasquill house.

Some of the staff at The Agassiz, besides Carmen and Helen’s girls, were Janice, Darlene and Viola Kuharski, Jean Birnie and daughter, Eileen, Josephine Branzin, Doris Whitelock, Alma Loeben and Leslie Gunn.

Right next to that was the Bus Depot (West End Drive Inn) run by Mr. McEachern. Hilda and George McEachern had three daughters, Joan, Linda and Kathy. Prior to the bus depot being built, the McEachern’s ran the

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“West End Drive Inn.” Some of the car hops there were Pat Jackson, Lynne Harron, Grace Thompson and Janet Kulbaski. These car hops were kept busy serving all of the food produced by cooks Wes Hosler and Mary Owens.

This information was from the early 1960s.

After Hare's Cartage, Keith Jackson ran The Ideal Service Station. A couple of his workers were Jim Crabbe, Maurice Clark, Dennis Clark and David Cameron.

In the next block was The Anglican Church.

The sign out front says, “Drive carefully. You may hit an Anglican.” That sign gets much attention from

people passing through Neepawa.

The other sign that drew attention was the one coming into Neepawa from the east at Provost’s sign shop: “Neepawa population: 997,000….short of a million”. Just south-east of the church sat the tennis courts.

I don’t see that sign any longer. Part way down the town hill was Parrott’s Green House. The Parrotts had two children, John and Geraldine. Just past Parrott's was the area known as “Sleepy Hollow”, where Scotty Burnett sold meat.

The Hydro building was the last business at the east end of Neepawa. Ed Salway was the Manager.

Johnny Chapel, Linda and Margie Ball’s step-father also worked there and my mother, Marjorie, worked there as secretary for a number of years.

During the years when I was 16 and 17, back in ’61 and ’62, Saturday night was the time when we “borrowed” our parents’ car and drove around the town

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in circles. I can remember having my mom’s ’57 Ford, Dennis Foley with his ‘push button’ Chrysler, Richard Gromek’s ’58 Olds, Almer Pasosky’s Monarch and later his convertible Ford Galaxy, Ed Fearn’s Fargo truck and later the Falcon.

Lorne Kines and John Parrot with their customized cars. I remember passing each other 25 or 30 times each night. The very first time any of us borrowed the family car was Ron Kleven borrowing his folks’ ’59 Pontiac. What a thrill that was driving around town with the radio blaring out tunes like “Ba Ba Ba Ba Barbara Anne” or “Rama Lama Ding Dong.” I also recall Cam Smith negotiating the country roads in his dad’s ‘60 Vauxhall, gearing down for every sharp turn and handling the gravel roads with the precision of Al Unser.

Another popular tune back then was “Mama said.” Yep, Mama said there’d be days like this… she just didn’t tell us they would end!

Neepawa Business Directory

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Ann’s Heritage House B&B ................................................476-2952 Bay Hill Inn and Suites .......................................................476-8888 Neepawa Motel...................................................................476-2331 The Garden Path Bed & Breakfast .....................................476-3477 Vivian Motor Hotel ..............................................................476-7400 Westway Inn Motel .............................................................476-2355

Ben’s Auto Repair ...............................................................476-3689 Bumper to Bumper .............................................................476-3809 Dave’s Towing ....................................................................476-4045 Fas Gas Oil Ltd...................................................................476-3536 Jed’s Repair & Service .......................................................476-5354 K. K. Penner & Sons (Westman) Ltd. .................................476-5566 Matt’s Autobody ..................................................................476-5808 McLaughlin GM ..................................................................476-3317 Neepawa-Gladstone Co-op Service Station .......................476-2267 Neepawa Tire .....................................................................476-5091 Nick’s Repair Service Ltd. ..................................................476-5270 Performance Exhaust & Brake Service Ltd. .......................476-5826 Piston Ring .........................................................................476-7280 Pyramid Collision ................................................................. 476-3589 Rick’s Automotive ...............................................................476-3855 Westward Ford Sales Ltd. ..................................................476-2391

AGRI SERVICES Ag West Equipment Neepawa (Fendt/MF) .........................476-5378 AMCP Langford Community Pasture .................................476-6879 B J Slater Grain & Fertilizer Hauling ...................................476-3015 Brydges & Taylor Veterinary Hospital .................................476-5677 Cathcart Custom Feeding...................................................476-2703 Enns Brothers (John Deere) ...............................................476-3413 Drayson Bros Ltd. Seeds....................................................476-2578 Eagle Agro ..........................................................................476-2448 Farm Credit Canada ...........................................................476-7330 Group Westco Inc. ..............................................................476-5145 Manitoba Agricultural Services Corp. - Lending .................476-7026 Manitoba Agricultural Services Corp. - Insurance ..............476-7050 Springhill Farms..................................................................476-3624 Mar-Dee Enterprises Petro Canada Bulk ...........................476-2348 Mazergroup (New Holland).................................................476-2364 Rocky Mountain Equipment (Case-IH) ...............................476-3344 Rocky Mountain Equipment (Kubota) .................................476-3344 Munro Farm Supplies .........................................................476-7580 Neepawa-Gladstone Co-op Agro Centre .....................................................................476-3431 Anhydrous Ammonia Plant ..............................................476-2528 Northstar Seeds..................................................................476-5241 Prairie Forest Products .......................................................476-7700 Quality Processors Ltd. ......................................................476-2457 Redfern Farm Services (Esso Bulk) ...................................476-2301 Petro Canada Bulk .............................................................476-2348 Hylife Foods........................................................................476-3393 TAC Ventures .....................................................................476-5125 TIC Parts & Service ............................................................476-3809 Viterra – Franklin ...............................................................476-2668

ATTRACTIONS Beautiful Plains Museum ....................................................476-3896 Manawaka Gallery (Viscount Cultural Centre) ..................476-3232 Margaret Laurence Home...................................................476-3612 The Lily Nook......................................................................476-3225 BANKING/FINANCIAL BMO – Bank of Montreal ....................................................476-2357 Beautiful Plains Credit Union Ltd. .......................................476-3341 CIBC – Bank of Commerce ................................................476-2371 Farm Credit Canada ...........................................................476-7330 H & R Block ........................................................................476-3400 Kinley Thomson Chartered Accountants ............................476-3941 Meyers Norris Penny Chartered Accountants ....................476-2326 Neepawa Income Tax .........................................................476-3020 RBC – Royal Bank of Canada ............................................476-3321 COMMUNICATION/MEDIA Canada Post .......................................................................476-2282 Direct Connections Inc. ......................................................476-2049 NAC TV – Channel 12 ........................................................476-2815 Neepawa Banner ................................................................476-3401 Neepawa Press ..................................................................476-2309

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The Neepawa Press is pleased to present a Neepawa Business Directory and map.

Please pull it out of the paper and keep it near your phone.

We have made every effort to make the listings current and correct but it is an ongoing process.

If you spot any additions, deletions or errors, please email us at ads@neepawabanner.com.

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NEEPAWA PRESS NOVEMBER 4, 2015 7 CONSTRUCTION/TRADESMEN Anderson Renos .................................................................476-4448 P. Baker Backhoe Service ..................................................476-2827 Ray Baryla – Carpentry ......................................................476-2075 Birch’s Plumbing & Heating ................................................476-5110 Boersma Plumbing & Heating ............................................476-5905 CC Clean Conscience Duct & Carpet Cleaning .................476-0163 Chalet Flooring and Window Fashions ...............................476-3071 Competitive Edge Painting .................................................841-0197 Creative Art & Sign Shop ....................................................476-3908 CX Plus...............................................................................841-0999 F. J. Building Maintenance..................................................476-0143 F. Kozak & Sons Ltd. ..........................................................476-5432 Hiller Electric.......................................................................476-6571 J-West Construction ...........................................................476-6155 Jakubowski Enterprises ......................................................476-2066 John’s Electric Ltd. .............................................................476-3391 Klassen Ventures................................................................476-3746 Lilac Nook Cabinetry ..........................................................476-0180 Merv’s Plumbing & Heating ................................................476-5704 Mountainview Builders........................................................476-2783 Neepawa-Gladstone Co-op Home Centre..........................476-3456 Neepawa Plumbing & Heating............................................476-3466 Neepawa Electric Ltd..........................................................476-3803 Plett Construction Ltd. ........................................................476-0713 Neepawa Home Hardware .................................................476-2333 Ploss Plumbing & Heating ..................................................841-0216 Provost Signs .....................................................................476-5548 John Lavich Construction ...................................................729-6087 Jim Radford – Carpentry ....................................................476-2509 Rainka Construction ...........................................................476-2579 Rainkie’s Sewer Service .....................................................476-2483 Rob Smith & Sons Backhoe & Trucking – Eden .................966-3463 Sunny Mountain Furniture ..................................................476-6241 This N’ That Mfg. ................................................................476-2832 Thomas Windows & Glass .................................................476-5626 Tim’s Plumbing & Heating ..................................................476-8864 TJ’s Welding & Manufacturing ............................................476-2221 Twilite Hi Pro Mfg Ltd..........................................................476-3126 Wahoski’s Plumbing & Heating ..........................................476-5185 Wayne Henton Carpentry ...................................................476-5390 Yellowhead Windows ..........................................................476-3807

DINING Bamboo Garden Restaurant...............................................476-2226 Brahma’s Grill .....................................................................476-3600 Brews Brothers ...................................................................841-0439 Chicken Corral Restaurant .................................................476-5653 Chicken Delight Restaurant ................................................476-7500 D & D Catering ...................................................................352-4265 The Coop Restaurant (Upstairs at Co-op) ..........................476-5610 Dairy Queen .......................................................................476-2663 Green Pepper Pizzaria .......................................................476-3523 Lee’s Village Restaurant.....................................................476-5163 McDonald’s Restaurant ......................................................476-2050 Neepawa Golf & Country Club Restaurant .........................476-5178 SMART .............................................................................. 841-1036 Subway Sandwiches & Salads ...........................................476-3664 Tim Horton’s .......................................................................476-2747 EDUCATION/DAYCARE Beautiful Plains School Division - Office.............................476-2387 - Bus Garage ...................476-5009 Budz ‘N Bloom Daycare .....................................................476-3844 Hazel M. Kellington School.................................................476-2323 Neepawa Area Collegiate ...................................................476-3305 Neepawa Nursery School ...................................................476-3067 Neepawa Public Library......................................................476-5648 Westlake Employment Skills & Service Centre ..................476-7698 GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL – PROVINCIAL – FEDERAL Addictions Foundation of Manitoba ....................................476-7200 Canada Post .......................................................................476-2282 Child & Family Services - Local Social Worker ..................476-5982 Stu Briese, MLA..................................................................476-3736 Farm Credit Canada ...........................................................476-7330 Land Titles – Neepawa .......................................................476-7040 Glenella - Lansdowne Rural Municipality ...........................368-2202 Liquor Control Commission ................................................476-5769 Manitoba Agricultural Food & Rural Initiatives ....................476-7020 Manitoba Hydro ..................................................................476-2361 Manitoba Telephone ...........................................................225-5687 Manitoba Transportation Maintenace Yard .........................476-5300 Manitoba Water Stewardship .............................................476-7510 Neepawa Area Development Corp. (NADCO)....................476-2055 Neepawa & Area Planning District......................................476-3277 North Cypress-Langford Municipality .................................476-4717 Town Of Neepawa Administration ..................................................................476-7600 CAO (voice mail) .............................................................476-7603 Asst. CAO (voice mail) ....................................................476-7604 OMD (voice mail) ............................................................476-7607 Financial Assistant ...........................................................476-7613

GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL – PROVINCIAL – FEDERAL Utility Clerk/Admin. Asst. .................................................476-7605 Engineering Assistant ......................................................476-7655 Leisure Services Manager ...............................................476-7614 Fire Chief .....................................................476-7654 or 476-7650 Economic Development Officer .......................................476-7615 Water Treatment Plant .....................................................476-7626 Public Works Shop ..........................................................476-7644 Cemetery .........................................................................476-7648 Town Pool ........................................................................476-7649 Riverbend Campground ..................................................476-7676 Rural Municipality of Rosedale ...........................................476-5414 Whitemud Watershed Conservation Dist. ...........................476-5019 GROCERY/CONVENIENCE/FOOD Canada Safeway ................................................................476-5931 Neepawa-Gladstone Co-op – Grocery ...............................476-2320 Meat ................................................................................476-5924 Convenience Store (Gas Bar) .........................................476-2264 Larsen’s Herbs Health and Asian Food ..............................704-0120 Shop Easy Neepawa ..........................................................476-3892 TimTom Asian Grocery .......................................................476-2905 Trail Meats (1984) ..............................................................476-3366

ORGANIZATIONS Beautiful Plains Ag Society .................................................476-5394 Beautiful Plains Archives ....................................................476-2723 Beautiful Plains Community Foundation.............................476-2681 Beautiful Plains County Court.............................................476-5414 Big Brothers and Sisters .....................................................476-5947 Neepawa and Area Immigration Settlement Services ........476-2055 Manitoba Holiday Festival of the Arts .................................476-2927 Chamber of Commerce (Neepawa & District) ....................476-5292 Neepawa Natives Jr. Hockey Club .....................................476-5308 Neepawa Jr. Rifle Club .......................................................476-5012 Neepawa Kin Club ..............................................................476-5659 Neepawa UCT ....................................................................354-2338 Royal Canadian Legion #23 Neepawa Branch...................476-5738 Touchwood Park-Office ......................................................476-2223 Industries .........................................................................476-5841 Activity Centre..................................................................476-2943 Viscount Cultural Centre for the Arts ..................................476-3232 PHARMACY & HEALTH CARE Harris Pharmacy .................................................................476-2888 Harris Home Health Care ...................................................476-3157 Herbs For Health ................................................................476-5150 Larsen Herbs & Health .......................................................704-0120 Neepawa Pharmacy ...........................................................476-2315

HAIR/BEAUTY/MASSAGE/THERAPY

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Angie’s Cutting Edge ..........................................................476-3883 Angela Wilson Hairdresser .................................................476-2597 Curves ................................................................................476-2350 Serenity Hair & Body Stud ..................................................476-2999 Hair Company.....................................................................476-2199 Hymie The Haircutter..........................................................476-3215 Leslee’s Esthetics ...............................................................476-3848 Marijka’s Therapy Clinic & Day Spa ...................................476-2078 Neepawa Massage Therapy...............................................476-3984 New Hope Health Centre....................................................476-2656 Reflexology for Health ........................................................476-6378 Sarah’s Mobile Hair Care ...................................................476-2452 Step Into Action Physiotherapy & Wellness Clinic .............476-3742 Venus Hair & Body Care.....................................................476-3677 Yellowhead Physiotherapy & Athletic Centre......................476-5632

Calvary Chapel ...................................................................476-3245 International Worship Centre Christ Lutheran Church ......................................................476-5909 First Baptist Church ............................................................476-2853 Jehovah’s Witnesses ..........................................................476-3980 Knox Presbyterian Church..................................................476-5522 Neepawa United Church ....................................................476-5881 Christian Education Centre..............................................476-3117 Prairie Alliance Church .......................................................704-0162 St. Dominic’s Roman Catholic Church ...............................476-5212 St. James Anglican Church ................................................476-6278 St. John’s Ukrainian Catholic Church .................................476-3857 Salvation Army....................................................................476-5869 REAL ESTATE/MOBILE HOME PARKS

Paterson Patterson Wyman & Abel .................................... 476-3311 Taylor Law Office ................................................................476-2336

Century 21 Westman ..........................................................476-3331 Gill and Schmall Agencies ..................................................476-2345 Re/Max Prairie Mountain ....................................................476-2287 Sutton-Harrison Realty .......................................................867-5444 Westpark Mobile Home Park ..............................................841-0488

MEDICAL SERVICES

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Beautiful Plains Medical Clinic............................................476-3189 Country Meadows PCH ......................................................476-2383 Mountain Medical Clinic......................................................476-3381 Dr. Gerrard Murray, Optometrist .........................................476-5919 Mountain Dental (Dr. Craig Fedorowich) ............................476-2277 Neepawa Chiropractic Centre ............................................476-3984 Neepawa Dental Office.......................................................476-2248 Neepawa Health Services: Hospital............................................................................476-2394 Lab & X-Ray ....................................................................476-7827 Health Unit .......................................................................476-2341 Dr. Greg Perkins, Optometrist ............................................476-2002 Ryan’s Denture Clinic .........................................................476-2864 Yellowhead Physiotherapy .................................................476-5632

Curves ................................................................................476-2350 Neepawa & District Drop-In Centre ....................................476-5103 Neepawa Curling Rink ........................................................476-2019 Neepawa Golf & Country Club ...........................................476-5711 Neepawa Junior Rifle Club .................................................476-5012 Neepawa Public Library......................................................476-5648 Roxy Theatre ......................................................................476-3716 Riverbend Park Campgrounds ...........................................476-7676 Swimming Pool ...................................................................476-7649 Viscount Cultural Centre for the Arts ..................................476-3232 Whitey’s Fitness Body Shop ...............................................476-3337 Yellowhead Centre .............................................................476-5880

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EMERGENCY NUMBERS Police, Fire, Ambulance .........................................................911 RCMP - Complaints ..................................................... 476-7338 Admin. & Inquiries.................................................... 476-7340 Mountain Medical Clinic............................................... 476-3381 Beautiful Plains Medical Clinic..................................... 476-3189 Neepawa Health Centre .............................................. 476-2394

RETAIL SHOPS AND STOPS Access 2 Books ..................................................................476-2368 Beyond The Garden Gate ..................................................476-2108 CN Suppliers ......................................................................476-5739 Court Seeds and Greenhouse ............................................476-3050 Diamond Waterworks – Neepawa ......................................476-8852 Giant Tiger ..........................................................................476-5140 Home Hardware Store ........................................................476-2333 It’s Time Fashion and Gifts .................................................476-5986 Natural Joy (Pottery)...........................................................476-2524 Neepawa-Gladstone Co-op Administration ........................476-2328 Promo Time ........................................................................476-3657 Kerreens Clothing ...............................................................476-3643 Salvation Army Thrift Store .................................................476-5869 Sears Canada.....................................................................476-2377 Team Electronics ................................................................476-3636 Red Apple ...........................................................................476-3570 Your Dollar Store With More ...............................................476-5464 TRANSPORTATION & TRUCKING Bus Depot (Neepawa Esso) ...............................................476-2267 B.J. Slater Grain & Fertilizer Hauling ..................................476-3015 Blue Ribbon Transportation ................................................476-8800 Cameron Trucking ..............................................................476-0129 Elk Ranch Livestock Services ............................................476-0151 Gardewine North ................................................................476-3378 Handy Transit .....................................................................476-2828 Stoney Creek Transport......................................................476-2630

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Friday afternoon accident

Baker wins Meals in the Field

PHOTO BY JOHN DRINKWATER

A gravel truck and a pickup truck collided at the junction of 90N and the “old highway“, north of Neepawa on Friday afternoon. No fatalities were reported and as of Press deadline, details about the cause of the accident hadn’t yet been confirmed.

Pictured: Jim Graham, of Pyramid Collision, secures the Avalanche pickup before towing it to Neepawa.

Knechtel starts new chapter

After 43 years, Richard Knechtel, the manager at Prairie Forest Products is retiring. His last day was Friday, Oct. 30. Knechtel started at Prairie Forest in March of 1972; his first job there was peeling fence posts. “It’s been good. There’s always good days and bad days in any job, but the good days far outweighed the bad,” Knechtel said about his employment there. He said that the job allowed him to live and raise his family in the town that he wanted to and to live a good lifestyle. Now that he and his wife are both retired, Knechtel said that they plan to get more involved in community volunteering.

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This year’s Meals in the Field contest was won by Tim Baker. The contest, sponsored by Beautiful Plains Credit Union, Chicken Corral, Kinley Thomson and the Neepawa Banner provided a meal for one lucky farmer.

Baker dropped off his draw entry at Chicken Corral.

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The Yellowhead Centre board of directors met last week and set the rates for membership fees and for ice rental rates. Hall rates are still under review.

For the 2015-16 year, each family that uses the YHC will be chaired a $65 fee less the amount of municipal contribution to the YHC. The membership fee is a once per year fee on a per family basis. The municipal contributions conrmed so far this year include $70,000 from the Town of Neepawa which works out to $45.81 per household based on 1528 households. That means the net membership fee for Town of Neepawa residents will be $20 per year.

The RM of Rosedale has made a 2015 contribution of $2500 which works out to $4.14 per household based on 604 households. That means the net membership fee for RM of Rosedale residents will be $60.

Although the RM of Langford has been a contributor in the past, usually $5000 per year, no contribution has been received so far this year from the newly created RM of North-Cypress-Langford. If a contribution comes for-

By Eoin Devereux The Neepawa Press

The first home game of the Tiger Hills Hockey League regular season for the Neepawa Farmers was almost perfect, as the club cruised to a 6-1 win over the Pilot Mound Pilots.

The game, held on Wednesday, Oct. 28, was the second of the season for Neepawa, who had previously dropped a 4-2 decision on the road in Hartney. The Farmers were looking to rebound from that disappointment in the friendly confines of the Yellowhead Arena.

Neepawa would get off to a quick start, scoring three goals in the opening period. Lance Nugent opened the scoring at 13:35 of the first. Just under two minutes later, Matt Lowry added to the lead for the Farmers.

Rodney White would close out the opening period with another goal for Neepawa, giving the Farmers a comfortable 3-0 lead after 20 minutes.

In the second, Neepawa continued to press the attack in the Pilot Mound zone, creating many opportunities to cushion their lead. They took advantage of that early pressure at the 4:57 mark, with Lance Nugent securing his second goal of the night. Pilot Mound would create some chances late in the period, which earned them their first goal of the game. Colton Bamford spoiled the shutout bid of Farmer’s goaltender Brad Nelson, just a little over three minutes remaining in the second.

The final period would continue to be all Neepawa, as they generated two more goals to ensure a 6-1 victory.

Jeremy Hodgins scored his first of the season, while Lance Nugent earned a hat trick, with a goal midway through the final frame.

With the win, Neepawa improved to 1-1 on the season.

The Farmers’ next game was on Saturday, Oct. 31 at the Yellowhead Arena against Boissevain. The Farmers jumped out to a comfortable 4-0 lead, with a pair of goals from Matt Lowry and singles from Devin Epp

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As easy as it could have been for the Boissevain Border Kings to simply call it a night, the team chose to not give up. Late in the second period, that effort would pay off as the Border Kings scored their first goal of the evening. They’d follow up with an additional three in the final frame to send the game into overtime.

The storybook comeback would not be however, as

By Eoin Devereux The Neepawa Press

The Neepawa Area Collegiate Institute (NACI) Tigers football team has advanced to the Murray Black Cup final, with a 40-19 victory over the East Park Warriors.

A massive offensive effort by the Tigers ensured the semi-final win, as Dylan Oshanyk went 6-for-16 for 242 passing yards and four touchdowns. Taine Middleton caught three passes in the game, but they were all touchdown receptions, for 32, 70 and 29 yards respectively. Jeremy Roe also came up with three catches for 112 yards, including a 68 yard touchdown pass.

The Neepawa ground game also got in on the fun, garnering 102 combined yards on 27 carries and a touchdown.

The Tigers’ strong offensive numbers were

matched by a dominant effort from the team’s defensive line and secondary.

The Tigers assembled a total of 42 tackles, three sacks, two interceptions and a pair of fumble recoveries. Dillan Neufeld led the way with 16 tackles and one sack.

The Neepawa Tigers will now host the Virden Golden Bears for the consolation championship.

Virden was able to defeat Southwest in the other semi-final on Saturday 39-6. Details on the game time will be announced later this week. That information will appear in the Friday, Nov. 6 edition of the Neepawa Banner.

As for the Doug Steeves Cup, Dauphin will play Swan Valley this weekend for the Rural Manitoba Football League’s top prize. Swan Valley topped Parkwest 14-12, while Dauphin upended Moosomin 15-13.

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Neepawa’s Riley Kolesar netted the game winner, at the 3:48 mark of overtime.

With the weekend victory, Neepawa has improved its record to 2-1 on the season. The Farmers next game will be on the road against Cartwright on Friday, Nov. 6. As for the next home game at the Yellowhead Centre, it will be on Saturday, Nov. 21 versus the Pilot Mound Pilots.

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To say that life away from the Yellowhead Centre recently has not been ideal for the Neepawa Natives, would be a severe understatement. This past week, the Manitoba Junior Hockey League (MJHL) club travelled to Swan River and Winkler for a pair of games and would find itself returning home with a pair of potentially demoralizing losses.

The first game for the Natives was on Wednesday, Oct. 28, against the Swan Valley Stampeders. Neepawa found itself outshot, outscored and generally outplayed by the home town Stamps, as they ended the night on a wrong end of a 5-2 decision.

Swan Valley jumped out to an early advantage, scoring on a power-play opportunity just 5:32 into the game, as Colton Brausen scored his third goal of the season. A little over two minutes later, Tanner Koroscil added to the scoresheet, to double up Swan Valley’s advantage. Neepawa would reply before the end of the first however, as Brayden Atkinson notched his third goal and ninth point of the regular season, to make it 2-1 Stampeders.

Neepawa was able to even things up near the midway point of the second, as Nolan Martens slipped one past goaltender Zach De Graves. That tie would not last

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A detailed information package is available at the Minnedosa Civic Administration Office located at 103 Main Street South, Box 426, Minnedosa, MB, R0J 1E0 (204-867-5967) or Minnedosa@minndosa.com Sealed applications marked: “Management Services, Minnedosa Campground and Beach Facilities” Will be received by the Town until 2:00 p.m. on Friday November 6, 2015.

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Notice UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE PLANNING ACT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

On the date and at the time and location shown below, a PUBLIC HEARING will be held to receive representations from any persons who wish to make them in respect to the following matter: THE RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF ROSEDALE BY-LAW NO. 7-2015 being an AMENDMENT to the RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF ROSEDALE ZONING BY-LAW NO. 5-88, as amended.

HEARING LOCATION: RM of Rosedale Municipal Office, 282 Hamilton St, Neepawa, MB DATE & TIME: November 13, 2015 @ 10:30 AM GENERAL INTENT OF BY-LAW NO. 7-2015 To rezone a portion of land from “AGR” Agricultural Livestock Restricted Zone to “GD” General Development Zone. The amendment will accommodate future development.

AREA AFFECTED: An area of land described as Lots 15 and part of 16, Plan 356 in the Village of Kelwood as shown outlined in a heavy solid line on the map below.

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Jeff Braun, Development Officer, Neepawa & Area Planning District Office 275 Hamilton Street, Neepawa, MB, Phone: 1-204-476-3277

HyLife Foods a division of the HyLife organization is engaged in the dressing and processing of hogs for both domestic and world markets.

To reach and sustain its position as a premier supplier of quality food products it strives to employ talented and motivated people who are capable of reaching the cutting edge of their discipline.

This position is based at the operations in the vibrant community of Neepawa, Manitoba which has a reputation for its beauty and high quality of life. Due to rapid growth we are looking for Meat Cutters/Production Personnel.

Responsibilities / Duties include but are not limited to: • Slaughter, eviscerate and mark hogs for further processing • Cut pork carcasses into primal cuts for further detailed specifications intended for commercial, industrial, institutional or wholesale use • To de-bone edible part and remove inedible organs or parts

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NEEPAWA of Brandon

Consignment Auction 6:00 p.m.

Friday, November 6, 2015

Auction sale to be conducted at the former Neepawa Press building at 423 Mountain Ave. in downtown Neepawa.

Diquash Dessiccant 204-966-3207 204-966-3207 Diquash Dessiccant Diquash Dessiccant Harold Klassen • Quick even dry down Harold Klassen Birnie, MB ••Quick down Quickeven evendry dry down Couch and chair, approx. 40 boxes of coloured paper, recliner love Birnie, MB Smoke Glyphosate seat, recliner chair, several fine pieces of art including cross stitch, Smoke Glyphosate Smoke Glyphosate • Premium surfactant ••Premium surfactant Premium surfactant harold.birniebuilders@gmail.com needlepoint, coloured prints, a couple are signed, 3 beautiful Yvette Construction Take control ofofharvest Take control of harvest Bouvier birch bark biting framed pictures, several collector dolls and Take control harvest Maximize your yield Services for Maximize your yield Maximize your yield Services forHire Hire Services for Hire stands, teddy bear, 2 antique coal oil lamps, quantity of nice glassBest Herbicide Prices Best Herbicide Prices Best Herbicide Prices ware, mixing bowls (old),numerous Christmas ornaments, lights and Delivered to Yard Delivered to Yard Delivered to Yard glassware, two antique glass ink wells, antique style square “travel” 306.477.4007 306.477.4007 clock, approx. 30 boxes of household items to be sold by the box, 306.477.4007 info@gng.ag New home builds info@gng.ag www.GNG.ag info@gng.ag New home builds craft supplies and misc items, vases, two MH 44 toy cast tractors Major renovations www.GNG.ag New home builds Major renovations www.GNG.ag Plumbing ^ Major renovations SHOP (played with condition), several table top fountains, historic and na^ Plumbing ^ HVAC ^ Plumbing ^ SHOP ^ HVACexperts Geothermal tive books, several boxes of office supplies to be sold by the box, sev^ If^ you’re not reading HOMETOWN ^ SHOP HVACexperts ^ Geothermal HOMETOWN THE^ ^ ^ eral chairs, 3 lamps, small stereo and speakers, plant stands, hostSHOP HOMETOWN 204-725-3691 ^ ^ ^ NEEPAWA SHOP ^ kcandb.ca 204-725-3691 ^ NEEPAWA ess chair, dishes, cutlery, toaster oven, radios, quilt, hand hooked ^ ^ SHOP ^ PRESS ^ ^ kcandb.ca 204-725-3691 NEEPAWA you’re missing out on a lot! ^ mat, dolls, wallpaper, Christmas lights and decorations, small wall ^ ^ ^ kcandb.ca NEEPAWA ^ ^ cabinet, cosmetic travel case, Beanie Babies, ornaments, window blinds, two office desks, one with run-off, sewing machine in cabinet.

Boxed set of John Wayne movies, large cookie jars, one is a bear.

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LYLE LOEWEN 841-4064 841-4064 DALE LOEWEN DALE LOEWEN 841-4061 841-4061 Trenching, Ditching, NEEPAWA, MB NEW HOMES NEEPAWA, MB Water, HOMES Sewer, Dugouts, Demolition, - NEW

P. Baker Backhoe Service P. Baker Backhoe Service -

P.- Baker Backhoe Service RENOVATIONS - -RENOVATIONS FARM/COMMERCIAL Trenching, Ditching, Limestone, Black Dirt, Trucking, Water, Sewer, Dugouts, Demolition, Snow Removal, Winter Parking Lot Sanding - FARM/COMMERCIAL Trenching, Ditching, Limestone, Black Dirt, Trucking, BUILDINGS Contact Pat BakerDemolition, at Sanding BUILDINGS Removal, Winter Parking Water, Sewer, Dugouts, - Snow Telehandler and Skid SteerLot Rental 476-2827 or 476-0712 - Telehandler and Skid Steer Limestone, Dirt, Trucking, ContactBlack Pat Baker at Rental

NEEPAW S H O P A Snow Removal, Winter Parking Lot Sanding 476-2827 or 476-0712 NEEPAW A Contact Pat Baker at SHOP www.mywestman.ca 476-2827 or 476-0712

2210 Park Avenue, Brandon | 204-728-2699

Council will not invest taxpayer money without community input and community enthusiasm. They want to see what the community wants. There has to be a group of leaders who get together and support this or else it’s not going to happen.

Municipal dollars are tight and there are other priorities to be addressed, unless there are people who lobby for something like this, that they feel is a priority, it will not happen.”

Sorry this sale is full, But we will consider future consignments.

Sale conducted by:

Ken Waddell Auction Service

Neepawa, MB

204-476-6214

12 NEEPAWA PRESS NOVEMBER 4, 2015

TV AUCTION - Nov. 5, 2015 A Major Fundraiser of the

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Donor Rob Smith and Son Trucking Sandra de Groot Sprucewoods Colony Tim Hortons - Neepawa Neepawa Tire Clean Conscience Duct & Carpet Cleaning Whitemud Watershed Conservation District Hymie the Hair Cutter Chicken Corral Westward Ford Sales NAPA Autoparts Riverside Hutterite Colony Bamboo Garden Restaurant CWD Satellite Dora Pelk Guinn Bros. Memorials FJ’s Building Eagle Agro Service Ready Oxygen P. Baker Backhoe Service REMAX Prairie Mountain Neepawa Golf Club The Lily Nook Brahmas Grill & Steak House Whitey’s Fitness Body Shop Enns Bros. Equipment Mar Dee Enterprises NACTV Kristy Sprik - South Hill Designs Nick’s Repair Service Serenity Hair & Body Studio Chalet Flooring and Window Fashions Helen Drysdale CN Suppliers McDonalds Restaurant Marijka’s Therapy Clinic and Day Spa Styles by Mae (in Co-op) Yellowhead Physiotherapy Mowat Livestock/Jarvis Meats (Gladstone) Northstar Seeds This N’ That Mfg Neepawa Pharmacy Dreger’s Plumbing & Heating Val’s Pies Jennifer Enns Photography Venus Hair and Body Care

NEEPAWA ROTARY CLUB

Item

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A: 9 Black Mens T-shirts ($20 each) $180 B: 20 doz - Butter Tarts ($10 / doz) $200 C: 15 - 50lb bags of Potatoes ($10 each) $150 Tim Horton Coffee Maker $130 4 wheel alignment $76 Sofa and chair cleaning $90 Gift Basket $50 4 - $15.00 hair cuts $60 5 - $5.00 certificates $25 Ford Mustang, Boss 302 Remote Control $350 Pair 4-ton Jack Stands, hard hat, etc $190 180 lb Hog Processed $200 $40 Gift Certificate $40 N600 Wireless Router - Dual band $75 5 Piece Table Hot Pad Set $20 Granite clock $90 230 pc. Standard Drill Bit Set $120 30 min Airplane ride for 2 $150 Miller welding helmet and integrated grind shield $200 20 yards screened gravel $180 Kids Bench with table $60 4 Green Fees - no cart $150 Leading Edge Collection 6 bulbs $51 $50.00 Gift Certificate $50 3 months membership $135 Kids Ride-On Battery Powered Gator $250 12 volt heavy duty battery $175 J.P. Lavand Framed Print $250 South Hill Designs Charm Locket $54 2 $50 Gift Certificates $100 Nicole -cert for makeup $25 Area rug (approx 5’x8’) $250 Set of - 3 Large Pies $30 $95 Certificate Computer Service $95 10 Extra Value Meals $75 1 hour Massage $75 $50 Gift Certificate $50 10 Pilates Classes $120 Side of Beef (cut & wrapped) $750 10kg Northstar Instagreen lawn seed $45 Moveable Island with Laminate top $950 Gift package $155 Rotary Hammer Drill $210 voucher for 5 pies (baked or unbaked) $60 Family Portrait Session $150 A: Lori Ogilvie -hair cut & style $25 B: Jen - signature manicure $32 Neepawa Drycleaners and Laundromat Wedding dress cleaned and boxed $170 Yellowhead Windows Power Box - Tire inflater / Battery booster $120 Neepawa Income Tax $100 credit voucher $100 Kerreen’s Clothing Lug Purse $49 Lansdowne Recreation 1 day rental of Arden Curling Rink $100 Neepawa Natives 10- Pack Natives Game Tickets $90 B&B Harbour’s Kitchen Dainty Tray Gift Certificate $30 M & K Cleaning Carpet Cleaning -3 rooms $125 Neepawa Home Hardware Mini Rototiller $350 Leslee’s Esthetics Facial gift certificate $64 $150 Century 21 - Westman Realty Ltd $150 in C of C Neepawa Bucks Chicken Delight 2 - $25 Gift Cards $50 Red Apple 12” Multifunction Server $30 Serenity Hair & Body Studio A: Naida - Shampoo, Cut & Style $25 B: Leanne - wash, haircut and Style $35 Munro Farm Supplies 60lb Bag of Lawn and Garden Fertilizer $75 Herbs for Health $25 Gift certificate $25 It’s Time Apparel & Promotions 6 - $50 Cert. (use in “even” months) $300 Gardewine North $250 freight voucher $250 RBC Royal Bank (Neepawa) $100 Visa Cash Card $100 Bamboo Garden Restaurant $40 Gift Certificate $40 Neepawa Motel 1 night stay - 2 people $90 Taylor Jackson Financial Services Inc. Laguiole Carving Set & Holder $60 J.B. Photography $50 certificate - photo services $50 Rolling Acres Redi-Mix Concrete 500 dollars worth of concrete $500 Dr. Craig Fedorowich 19 pc kitchen knife set c/w block $100 McLaughlin GM Two Jets tickets for Mar. 20 + $75 Dinner Certificate $325 Scentsy Scentsy Package $82 Mowat Livestock/Jarvis Meats (Gladstone) Side of Beef (cut & wrapped) $750 Neepawa Chiropractic Centre Chiropractic Pillow $75 Flash Back Music & Collectables 4-1/2 hr Guitar Lessons $100 Serenity Hair & Body Studio A: Ashley - Manicure $25 B: Sandra - Shampoo, Cut & Style $25 Gladstone Auction Mart Certificate $100 booking in cattle $100 Kinley-Thomson Chartered Accountants Inc. Credit on accounting services $100 Westman Communications Group WCG Gift pack $100 Kulbacki Seeds 1 bag Grain Corn Seed $280 CIBC Taylormade Golf bag w/Stand $150 Ag-West Equipment 12 Volt Battery charger with jumper cables $180 Bank of Montreal Fitbit Flex wristband $135 Ducks Unlimited Canada - Neepawa Comm. Framed Ducks Unlimited Print $300 Prairie Forest Products Credit voucher toward merchandise $750 H & R Block - Neepawa Office $50 Certificate (Neepawa tax prep) $50 Giant Tiger $50 gift card $50 Assante Financial Management Ltd Road Safety Travel Emergency Kit $50 Gill & Schmall Agencies/ Harris Pharmacy/John’s Electric/Hylife Travel Voucher $1,600 Cozee Cornucopia (Gawaziuk’s B&B) 1 night stay for 2 $100 The Green Pepper Lunch For 2 $30 T.I.C Parts & Service Gasoline Leaf Blower $220

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Rocky Mountain Equipment 18 V Grease Gun Val’s Pies voucher for 5 pies (baked or unbaked) Neepawa-Gladstone Coop Bulk Fuel 20 L synthetic winter oil (OW40) Ben’s Auto Repair 4 wheel alignment Beautiful Plains Ag. Society Family riding membership in B.P.A.S. Ag Complex Stoney Creek Transport Voucher - Livestock Transportation F. Kozak and Sons Ltd. 25 yds. of 1” screened road gravel Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries $25 Liquor Mart Gift Cert White’s Funeral Home 150 pc Socket Set Angie’s Cutting Edge Angie - hair cut and products CN Suppliers $95 Certificate Computer Service Penno Machining and Manufacturing Steel Framed Picnic Table w/ treated top Brahmas Grill & Steak House $50.00 Gift Certificate Thomas Window and Glass Infrared Heater ADM Agri-Industries Company ADM Men’s Leather Jacket - XL Mazergroup-Neepawa New Holland Mini Fridge Dupont Crop Protection Dupont Express Pro Herbicide Performance Exhaust & Brake Service $60 Gift Certificate Piston Ring Neepawa Piston Ring Travel Package & Memorabilia Springhill Hutterite Colony Case of pork back ribs - 10 Kg Beyond the Garden Gate $50 Gift Certificate Diamond Water Works 2-$20 water cards Helen Drysdale Set of - 3 Large Pies Neepawa Shop Easy $50 Gift Certificate Neepawa Natives 10- Pack Natives Game Tickets Neepawa Gladstone Co-op & Beautiful Plains CU $800 Gift Card for fuel Redfern Farm Services 40 acres Dry Floater custom application Roxy Theatre 12 month Stud. Pass (No 3D’s) Viscount Cultural Centre Rental of North Rm. & Kitchen Zeke’s Quality Jewellers $50 Service Credit Team Electronics Stereo System Neepawa Safeway 4 - $50 Gift Cards McCain - Carberry Sterling 3 Burner Propane Barbeque S-Mart Box of Kimchi Noodle soups Landon Cameron Golf Taylormade Putter Neepawa & Area Lily Festival Gift Basket Dairy Queen Vouchers for 2 - 8” Blizzard cakes Creative Arts and Signs $100 off Business Xmas Art or Signage Neepawa Natives 10- Pack Natives Game Tickets Brew’s Bros. $25.00 Gift Certificate Poplar Ridge Golf Course 4 Rounds of Golf with 2 carts Val and John Wilson 2 Pictures - Rolling Stones Magazine Neepawa Tire 4 wheel balance It’s Time Apparel & Promotions 6 - $50 Cert. (use in “odd” months) Manitoba Hydro Power Smart Golf Shirt and box of balls Northstar Seeds 10kg Northstar Intagreen lawn seed Flash Back Music & Collectables Sports Memorabilia Venus Hair and Body Care A: Kelsey - hair cut & style B: Lori McIntosh -hair cut & style Neepawa Income Tax $100 credit voucher Investors Group Investors Group travel blanket, mug, pens Gardewine North $250 freight voucher J.C. Lavich Construction (2010Ltd) Makita 1/2 inch impact wrench Ben’s Auto Repair 4 wheel alignment Middleton (Cory) Ent. $200 Gift Certificate Beyond the Garden Gate $25 Gift Certificate H & R Block - Neepawa Office $50 Certificate (Neepawa tax prep) Step-Into Action Physio & Wellness Buckwheat Hull Pillow Giant Tiger $50 gift card Town of Neepawa 2 Night Campground fee Century 21 - Westman Realty Ltd (Troy Mutch)$150 in C of C Neepawa Bucks Quintex Service Ltd. Gift Basket Neepawa-Gladstone Coop Ag-Petroleum 20 L Vantage Max Chemical Crop Production Services 10 L - Roundup Transorb Liquid Herbicide Munro Farm Supplies 1 x 10 L Roundup Transorb HC Stoney Creek Transport Roadking LED flashlite, 4 touch screen pens Aleksio Tomoniko Interior Car Warmer Neepawa Greenhouse Planter, 2 gnomes and more

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Rotary Also Thanks the Following Cash Donors

Ann’s Heritage House Beaut. Pl. Community Medical Centre Brydges & Taylor Vet Clinic Chicken Corral Garden Path Bed and Breakfast Jed’s Repair MNP Chartered Accountants Neepawa Banner - Neepawa Press

$50 $100 $50 $25 $100 $60 $100

RM of Rosedale Steve Scrupa Stu Briese Taylor Law Office Tim Toms Your Dollar Store with More

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All items purchased must be paid for and picked up (at the Roxy) by noon Friday November 6, 2015.

Thank you to all our Donors and Buyers.

Proceeds toward Community & International Projects

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5, 2015

The Auction is at the Roxy Theater, and Broadcast on NACTV.

Starts at 6 p.m.

Bidding: On Site • 12 Westman, 592 Bell, 30- MTS & Antennae Phone: 204-476-3524