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Night Medical Student Rural In-
terest Group.
The Rural Interest
Group (RIG) weekend
promotes the benefits of
practicing medicine in ru-
ral communities. Approxi-
mately 48 first and second-
year medical students split
their time between the
communities of Brandon
and Minnedosa.
In Minnedosa, 21 stu-
dents took part in the two-
2
lated patient encounter.
Bags Continued
Photo by Karen Mitchell
A t Tanner’s Crossing
School, Lori Noonan’s
grade four students are a
saves the earth. Pollutants
go into our soil and water
and the air, we don’t want
dedicated bunch when it to have this in our bodies
comes to recycling. The and make us sick.”
class of 25 students are in The benches were cre-
the midst of several proj- ated by ReGen Compos-
ects where they are learn- ites Corporation of Win-
ing how to and the impor- nipeg. The benches are
tance of recycling. One of made from recycled plas-
their latest projects paid off tics bags, end of life plastic
greatly, resulting in the de- bins, pool plastic, lawn fur-
livery of a bench and fris- niture and wood chips.
bees for the whole school Mrs. Noonan’s class is
to enjoy. The bench will be not slowing down in their
housed on the west side projects either. They are
playground come Spring currently working on a
and will be appreciated by worm compost and have
many for years to come. goals of planting several
Take Pride Winnipeg different vegetables in
and Multi-Material Stew- their raised garden beds
ardship Manitoba created when the weather is warm-
Photo by Karen Mitchell
a program called Bag It er.
Up Manitoba where el- Ms. Noonan’s Grade Four students have been rewarded for their recycling efforts with a These young minds are
ementary schools across new bench for Tanner’s Crossing School and frisbees, all made from recycled plastic. passionate to say the least
the province were invited and it’s wonderful to see
to take part. The key ele- schools, only 14 schools ing the earth, so it makes other cool things out of in- our youth soak in knowl-
manufacturing options.
ments of the project were were selected to receive the earth better and less stead of just throwing it in edge that will help them in
154 schools across
to collect as many plastic a bench and frisbees and polluted. We used recycled the garbage. A plastic water their years to come.
Manitoba took part in
bags (grocery bags, cereal TCS was one of them! items so you can make bottle takes a million years
the project, collecting a
bags, bread bags, bubble Tom Ethans, Execu-
whopping 866,000 plas-
wrap, etc.) as possible and tive Director of Take Pride
tic bags. Tanners Crossing
Bombers Earn
Back-to-Back Wins
By DARRYL HOLYK Heino. The Lakers scored another goal from Matt
their final goal of the game Saler assisted by Wes Lew-
T he Minnedosa Bomb-
ers faced off in two
games against the Glad-
and the Bombers followed
up with the final game goal
from Wes Lewis assisted
is.
Finally, in the third pe-
riod, the Lakers got on the
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stone Lakers last week and by Tyler Jury for the win of scoreboard earning the pe-
came out victorious both 7-5. riod’s first four goals before
times! The next night, Janu- the final goal of the game
On Thursday, January ary 25th, saw the Bombers was shot by Matt Saler as-
24th, the Bombers hosted head to Gladstone to again sisted by Wyatt Rapsky
the Lakers at the local are- face the Lakers on their crowning the Bombers the
na. The game opened with home ice. The Bombers game champions with a
two goals from the home- played strong in the first score of 6-4.
town team – the first scored period earning three goals. The Bombers are cur-
by Matt Saler assisted by The first was scored by rently sitting in third place
Russ Huyghe and Shane Matt Saler assisted by Ryan in the Eastern Division
Cameron and the second Heino and Wyatt Rapsky, of the Tiger Hills Hockey
scored by Wes Lewis as- the second was scored by League. To date, they have
sisted by Colin Slobodian Shane Jury assisted by Wy- played 17 regular season
and Kelly Stinson. The Lak- att Rapsky and the third games with eight wins and
ers scored their first goal to was scored by Travis Erick- nine losses.
close out the first period at son assisted by Kelly Stin- Tomorrow night, Feb-
2-1 for the Bombers. son and Matt Saler. ruary 2nd, the Bombers
Gladstone continued The Bombers contin- will host the Boissevain
their scoring in the sec- ued to play as goal leaders Border Kings at the local
ond period earning three in the second period add- arena in their final regular
more goals but the Bomb- ing two more under their season game. Head out to
ers fought back and scored belt. Second period goals the arena and make some
another two goals in front were scored by Ryan Heino noise to cheer on the home
of the hometown crowd. assisted by Cory Hodgson team as they close out the
Second period Bomber and Kelly Stinson with regular season before
goals were scored by Travis heading into playoffs.
Erickson assisted by Derek
Cameron and Shane Jury
assisted by Colin Slobo-
dian and Wes Lewis.
The third period
Open House
at
opened with two more
goals for the hometown Valley Oasis 4 Plex
Bombers; the first from 24 1st Ave SW NE suite
Colin Slobodian assisted
by Shane Jury and Matt
Wednesday, February 6th 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Saler and the second by Renewing Life Lease Waiting List
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Letters to
from registrations of approxi-
mately $32,000, tournaments,
Ye O l d
I read, with interest, the MREC concession, ice rentals and gate
Trib
article in the December 21st proceeds. Hydro in 2017 cost
the Editor
issue of The Trib. The committee $33,618 and in 2018 cost $42,487
stated that the financial position and it will increase again this year.
is great. So, let us peel the onion Caretaker and ice costs approxi-
and look at each layer. mately $50,000. So, the total cost
When all of this started, the for running the existing rink with
Town of Minnedosa got a windfall of taxes from Husky 85 registered hockey players is $117,487. The dedicated
Energy so they started a reserve with that money. The volunteers of the Minor Hockey Association should be
taxes were put in for several years. That money was spent commended on running the existing rink on the budget
on a two-ice proposal, which the after the fact feasibil- they receive! 1889 – Wood is scarce along the N.W. Central Railway
ity study said we could not afford. At the public meetings The total to operate the new arena payment and in- and ties dropped along the track are disappearing.
the committee and council stated there would be no tax terest per year is $70,952 times $7 million borrowed will
increase and if there was, we would shelve this idea. equal a $496,664 payment. Manager: $80,000, likely an 1899 – Minnedosa is considered a logical spot for a
Let us analyze the numbers. We will need hydro, like- ice plant engineer at $70,000, caretaking staff at $40,000, hospital and many people have offered to contribute to-
ly three phase, no estimate, could be $100,000. Water and hydro $42,487 (same as existing, but will increase to ward one.
sewer expansion... how much? Could be $100,000. Lot $54,000). Snow clearing? Kitchen manager and staff?
paving... could be $100,000. Building insurance will be added to the Town policy but
Stated reserves are $1,540,000. Municipalities still has to be paid by the taxpayer? Total cost to operate 1909 – There have been many compliments over rail-
the new facility… $740,664. way freights from Clanwilliam. Freight from Clanwilliam
$210,000 and a debenture of $3,000,000. This is borrowed
Operating difference of $740,664 minus existing rink can be laid down cheaper in Brandon than to Minnedosa.
money not raised money so will be included in my bor-
rowing section. costs $117,487 equals a DIFFERENCE of $623,177.
The Town, through no fault of their own, has been CONCLUSIONS… If we proceed with this endeav- 1929 – R. Atkinson has received permission to put a gas
collecting, from Husky, over assessment taxes and put- our and hockey usage goes down we can not just lock the pump on Main Street. He will represent North Star gaso-
ting a large portion of that over assessment into the door and leave the building as we will have a $600,000 line brand.
MREC fund. It turns out we now owe Husky $720,000. payment to make for 25 years, but we can do that (lock
That should be paid back to Husky from the MREC fund the door) with the existing building.
Pay Husky back the over taxation and keep our cor-
1939 – The Minnedosa Winter Ski Club was re-organ-
as that is where the money went. ized and the ski runs will be revamped.
The MREC committee states that the new arena porate tax base intact.
quote is around $7,000,000. What it will cost to borrow The Town and MREC committee have no business
and service a $1,000,000 loan at five per cent interest? plan. Example, if Husky leaves what is the tax plan to pay 1959 – The Hugh Dyer Legion had the biggest number
The chart from the Credit Union on 25-year loan states for MREC? Levi or assessment? of entries in its annual bonspiel history with 51 teams
an annual payment of $70,952.46. For 25 years, the total We would be better served to look after the amenities coming from branches all over the province.
payback would be $1,775,024.54. If the total borrowed we already have like the lake, campground (revenue gen-
is $7,000,000, the total we, the taxpayers, will be on the erating), curling rink, golf course, good health care, and a 1969 – A fire of unknown origin completely gutted the
hook for is $12,425,168. well-looked after town. warehouse of the Lucky Dollar Store in Erickson. The en-
The engineering evaluations will show the existing Government of all stripes seem to want to go in debt tire grocery stock is a write-off due to severe smoke and
building to be structurally sound. The maintenance of to the point of no return. water damage.
the existing building has been neglected for many years. Moving the rink from a downtown location is a big
But in the last few years the insulation problems over the mistake as Main Street needs more activity, not less.
waiting room have been fixed and the boards have been School registration is declining as per Manitoba cut- 1979 – Fourteen students are presently enrolled in a
ting school grants. power mechanics course at Minnedosa Collegiate, al-
repaired. The entry door has also been replaced. What
What we want and what we actually need are usually though the new building is not expected to be ready for
the building now needs is a new roof at approximately
quite different. occupancy until March. The course is currently being
$160,000. Once fixed, the roof would last 40 more years.
conducted in a classroom.
The committee has said the existing rink is past its
due date and want to build a new rink as we need wash- Elvin Birch,
rooms and change rooms for the other sports. They Concerned Minnedosa taxpayer 1989 – The 1989 Minnedosa Community Complex
should check out the distance from the farthest ball dia- Board has been elected and includes Jon Lewis as Chair-
monds and see if they could make it! man, Day Hay as Secretary and Ralph Dagg as Treasur-
Nothing is being mentioned about the cost to tear er. The nine-person board also includes Councillor Bill
down the old arena, removing the concrete foundation Tribune Founder Hoffman representing the Town.
and paving the lot. That is unknown but will likely cost
William Gibbens
approximately $2,000,000. 1999 – Construction on the new Pro Shop at the
The cost of operating the existing arena is a grant Born - 1854 at London, England
Died - February 20, 1932 Minnedosa Country Club should be underway in the
from the local taxpayers of $25,000 to the Minor Hock- next few weeks. The contract has been awarded to Birch
ey operations. Volunteers run the rink with fundraising at Cornwall, Ontario
Construction of Basswood for the 32 by 24 foot addition
to be built south of the existing deck.
STAMPS
2009 – In a last-ditch effort to move the commun-
ity daycare project forward, the committee recently put
out a final plea for financial support and have received a
good response. As a result, they hope to open their doors
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By DARRYL HOLYK
Planning your
It featured the ribbon cutting to officially re-open the
newly expanded Burgess Solo Store, which is currently
Kim’s Quality Foods.
ATTENTION Pictured (L-R) are Mrs. W.F. Funnell who began
Wedding?
DOG AND CAT OWNERS shopping at the Burgess store in the early 1920s; Ken
Burgess of the Brandon Burgess store; Bud Amy from the
All dogs and cats within the Town of
Minnedosa Chamber of Commerce (cutting the ribbon);
Minnedosa must be licensed annually. Jim Burgess of the Minnedosa Burgess store and Ada
A certificate of vaccination for rabies Burnside who had been a Burgess customer since 1914.
must be produced before a license The expansion being celebrated in this photo was
the addition of the one-storey cinderblock portion of the
is issued. store at the rear of the building which is now the main
2019 Dog and Cat licenses are available entrance from the parking lot.
at The Town Office.
Owners of unlicensed Dogs and Cats,
Make your day a truely special one,
Dogs and Cats running at large, as well as with a custom designed wedding The Minnedosa Tribune
nuisance and vicious animals are subject invitations to suit your style! encourages you to
to various penalties and charges. A copy
of animal control by-law 2478 is available
at the Town Office for examination by SHOP LOCAL
any person during regular hours. 204-867-3816 and support the businesses that
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Newdale News
and bigger class sizes. This ery corner of the province,”
will have serious impacts said Gould.
By RavEn’S GlEn WI last December. Her par- day morning when Terry Ag Days wrapped up
ents are Marg’s son Mark Baker brought the sermon with some decent weather
THE RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF MINTO-ODANAH
F ormer resident, Mar-
garet (Dunn) Froese of
McCreary had her nine-
and wife Phillippa Alexiuk.
Congratulations
Robert Lamb and Dave
to
to our congregation. Sev-
eral were not able to attend
unfortunately.
for most of it. Robin Young,
who is the Chief Operating
Officer and General Man-
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE PLANNING ACT
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
year-old granddaughter, Clark who were on the Sydney Murray, ager of the Food Develop- On the date and at the time and location described below, a PUBLIC HEARING
Isabelle Haddera, be cho- curling team skipped by daughter of Duncan and ment Centre in Portage, will be held to receive representations from any person(s) who wish to make
sen to represent Manito- Tim Webber that won the Charla Murray of Hamiota, presented on the Wednes- them in respect to the following matter:
ba at the Canadian “Joey Rivers Men’s Bonspiel last has been selected to play day with her topic being
Awards” in Vancouver. weekend. for the Assiniboine Com- “Where’s the Beef”. The APPLICATION FOR: An INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK CONDITIONAL USE
ORDER under the R. M. of Minto Zoning By-law No. 2/04
This award recognizes Several couples from munity College Cougars domestic market for beef is
young actors for their tal- the Early Birds attended for the 2019-20 season. changing as more people HEARING LOCATION: MINNEDOSA UKRAINIAN HALL
ent and poise and com- the regional 500 cards last Sydney is the granddaugh- are sourcing their protein 202 – 5TH St. NW, Minnedosa, Manitoba
peted against children week in Minnedosa, where ter of Clayton Murray of from plant-based ingredi- DATE & TIME: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 at 2:00 p.m.
from across Canada and they were not top three Minnedosa and the late ents. Canada’s new Food
OWNER(S): COOL SPRING COLONY LTD.
was chosen the winner! winners but finished in the Eunice Murray. The Cou- Guide recommends eating
APPLICANT(S): (2-81 HOLDING CO. LTD.)
Isabelle has auditioned for top ten, so will get to attend gars are doing very well more plant-based proteins
many children’s produc- the North/South Games in this year, knocking of the such as legumes, tofu, etc. PROPOSAL: To authorize the development of:
tions in Winnipeg includ- April. Well done! top team last weekend! Kind of makes you yearn A 31,000 sq. ft. Broiler Barn and a 12,480 sq. ft.
ing the Nutcracker Ballet What a very nasty Sun- Good luck Sydney! for a “whopper” doesn’t it? Multi-Purpose Barn with the intent to expand the broiler operation
to 96,000 animals (480 Animal Units), and add 500 layers, 400 ducks
and 4 dairy cows which would together result in a mixed operation
totaling 1218 A.U. an overall increase of 174 Animal Units so that it
complies with the R.M. of Minto Zoning By-law no. 2/04
Minnedosa
Municipality of Harrison Park
2019 Grant Applications AREA AFFECTED: SW ¼ 24-16-17 WPM
The Council of the Municipality of Harrison Park wishes to advise
that grant applications are now being accepted from non-profit Lions Club LOCATION: 96079 Road 93W. Approximately 5.5 miles east of PR 262 on
Municipal Road 93W, on the north side of road. This is
approximately 8 miles (12.8 km.) north and east of Minnedosa
organizations who wish to be considered for grant funding in the 2019
fiscal year. Grants will not be provided to religious organizations. CONGRATULATIONS and 5 miles (8 km.) east of the village of Clanwilliam.
All grant requests for amounts over $1,000 must be accompanied by FOR INFORMATION: Contact the Tanner’s Crossing Planning District,
current financial statements. Adam Woodcock $500 Located at Civic Centre, 103 Main Street South,
Applications must be completed and submitted to the Municipal Office by 2nd Floor, Minnedosa, Mb. R0J 1E0
4:30 p.m. on Friday, February 15, 2019. Organizations may be requested to Cindy Marzoff $300 (Phone: 204.867.2364)
provide a current financial statement.
A copy of the above proposal and supporting material may be inspected at
Applications will be reviewed by the Council of the Municipality of Harrison Evelyn Dagg $200 the office location noted above during normal office hours (8:30 to 12:00 and
Park. Approved grant funds will be issued following final approval of the 1:00 to 4:30) Monday to Friday. Copies may be made and extracts taken there
2019 Financial Plan. WINNERS OF THE January 2019 - from, upon request. A copy of the provincial Technical Review Committee
Application forms and additional information are available for pick up at
either municipal office or by calling 204-848-7614 or 204-849-2107. LIONS 200 CLUB DRAW
RF 281
Report is also available for inspection and copying. Representations may be
made either in person in writing, at the public hearing.
Conditional Use No. 06-MOC-18
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Basswood News
Minnedosa and raised on
a farm near Polonia, at-
tending elementary school
in Eden. In Grade 9, Tracy
and her family moved to
Rivers where she complet- By Zelda FirBy extended to the Podruski to Regina, SK to take part
ed her high school years. relatives. in a tournament. Although
Tracy recently moved back
to Minnedosa from the
Kenton area and is excited
W ord has been re-
ceived of the pass-
ing of Florence Mailhit of
Birthday greetings to
Bernice McMillan of the
Minnedosa Personal Care
the girls didn’t win, all had
an enjoyable weekend.
Marla Pearce returned
to plant her roots here. Regina, SK. Florence was Home who celebrated her home to Calgary, AB on
“I’m excited to be back in the daughter of the late birthday on January 14th. Tuesday after spending a
Minnedosa. I look forward Joe and Helen Podruski Jordyn Firby along few days with the Firby’s
to seeing old faces and who lived in the area north with team mates of the and helped get her father
Photo by Karen Mitchell
meeting new people,” said of Basswood from 1939 – Minnedosa Mustangs in- settled in the Minnedosa
Tracy Alexander of Drucilla’s Diner. Tracy. 1954. Our condolences are door soccer team travelled Care Home.
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February 5th
edition of The Tribune. This special deal could Should it be more of a business association?” The CDC
have you riding the hound from Minnedosa is doing a business survey and when the results are in,
7:00 p.m.
to Vancouver and back for the special round the Chamber hopes to continue its work as it is felt it is
trip winter excursion fare of only $49.45! an important group in the community.
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HELP WANTED
DON’T FORGET
pot pour baking soda, dish the concoction onto ce- fee pots are designed to leaves to stems. Tie all the
soap and enough water ment. Within a few hours, heat water from a cold “roses” together with a
to cover the bottom. Boil ice turns to slush making temperature, thereby few- bow. Tip: Coloured cello-
the contents for five min- the area safer for walking. er minerals are inclined phane will look even bet-
Advertising deadline is utes. Let sit just until cool Also, consider securing to build-up in your cof- ter.
enough to handle and outdoor carpet wherever fee maker. However, if you
TUESDAYS AT 12 NOON scrub with an S.O.S pad.
Some people use oven
possible. are happy with the taste
of your coffee and your
Fabulous Tip of the Week:
Put a rubber-backed bath-
cleaner for this purpose Dear Reena, machine is running well, mat over the edge of the
and leave it overnight, but In a recent column the then there is no need to bathtub to help prevent
Call I prefer baking soda. last thing you said was – change. Refer to your cof- children from slipping
“Never pour hot water in fee maker manual for your when getting in and out
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HELP WANTED
Friends with Trade Benefits
By CAM DAHL Italy and Canada saw that groups who are focused
Little Saskatchewan River Conservation District President of Cereals Can- by working together Italian on protectionism and not
ada pasta producers can make healthy two-way trade.
Little Saskatchewan River Conservation District is dedicated to the adoption of sustainable the highest quality pasta Both Canada and Italy
practices that enhance quality of life and build sustainable communities through integrated land
and water management. Our employees enjoy opportunities to learn and implement new skills. C anadians and Italians
like each other. Ital-
ian culture has formed a
in the world, using durum
from both Canadian and
Italian farms. This was a
benefit from trade and
commerce that is based
on sound science. How do
RESOURCE TECHNICIAN, OAK RIVER, MANITOBA deep part of the Canadian great example of the posi- consumers differentiate
(PERMANENT, FULL TIME) fabric and Canadians buy tive dialog that happens between science facts and
hundreds of millions of when farmers from differ- the latest meme on the
The Resource Technician is responsible for the implementation, management, and supervision dollars of goods from Italy ent countries meet face-to- internet? We depend on
of land and water stewardship programming for landowners, residents, and municipalities. every year. However, there face, rather than trying to science-based regulations
Key responsibilities include: have been some hiccups talk through lobbyists and from the European Food
• Planning and delivery of programs and projects such as shelterbelt planting, well water recently in the trade rela- special interest groups that Safety Authority and the
tionship between Canada have their own agenda. Canadian Food Inspection
testing, abandoned well sealing, and construction and Italy, highlighted by Italy and Canada Agency. Italian consum-
• Engaging with the public the protectionist meas- are friends who benefit ers can be confident that
• Site project evaluation ures being used to block from increased bilateral Canadian exports, which
• Surveying, data collection and entry Canadian durum exports. trade. Since the Compre- meet the strict regulatory
• Supervising summer staff I often think that the few hensive Economic and requirements for importa-
times when differences be- Trade Agreement (CETA) tion into Italy are safe to
Successful candidates will possess: tween our countries arise, came into effect in Sep- enjoy with family and
• Verbal and written communication skills governments should just tember of 2017, trade be- friends. Conversely, farm-
• Post-secondary education in a natural resources field get out of the way and let tween Canada and Italy ers in Italy know that their
• Knowledge of agricultural practices, hydrology, erosion and environmental stewardship ordinary people resolve has increased by almost high quality food products,
• A valid Class 5 Driver’s License the issue. fourteen percent. Italian such as Parmigiano Reg-
Canadian and Italian exports to Canada have giano or Parma Ham will
• Proficiency in GPS, ArcMap, RTK, and Microsoft Office farmers met face-to-face increased by over eleven be accepted by Canadian
• Experience in the use and maintenance of program equipment this past December in Alta- percent. All parts of the consumers because of
HOW TO APPLY mura when a team from Italian economy, includ- regulations that are based
For more information and a full job description visit www.littlesaskatchewanrivercd.ca. Canada’s durum wheat ing farmers, are benefiting on sound science and not
Applicants will submit a cover letter and resume outlining how they meet the specific value chain came to Italy from trade with Canada. influenced by politics or
to talk about the high qual- Yet during the same time the latest internet trend.
requirements of the position, salary expectation, and three references by February 22, 2019 ity of the 2018 crop. Italian we have seen access to the I am confident that
at 4:00 p.m. to: farmers had the oppor- Italian market for some open dialog between the
Little Saskatchewan River Conservation District tunity to directly interact key Canadian products people of our two great
Box 209 Oak River, MB R0K 1T0 with Saskatchewan farmer, become restricted. Exports countries can resolve any
Email: lsrcd.admin@mts.net Scott Hepworth, who was a of durum wheat, the pri- differences that arise.
key part of the delegation. mary Canadian agricul- Farmers from Italy and
Please indicate on the envelope or email subject line “Resource Technician Position”. And guess what? Farmers tural export to Italy, has Canada have recently
The Little Saskatchewan River CD would like to thank all applicants for their interest; in Canada and Italy have fallen by over sixty percent shown this to be true. Can-
however, only those chosen for an interview will be contacted. (47-2) much more in common since CETA has come into ada and Italy have both
than differences. Those in effect. This is a result of prospered economically
attendance in Altamura protectionist country of and culturally because of
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bath home located on 15 1/2
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- 1,100 sq. ft. bungalow with • Gravel, Topsoil 0r Call: Ian
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fully finished basement
3 bedrooms
- 1,500 sq. ft. home built in Kirk 867-0180 867-7506 874-2134 or 867-0383
-3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
- Updated windows and 1999
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GROCERY
Campbell’s chili, Chunky assorted ......... 540ml ...... $2.49 Delissio
FROZEN FOODS
pizza assorted ........................559-875g ...... $5.99
Bagel Bites 3 cheese supreme ................................................198g ............. $1.99
Lipton soup tomato vegetable/chicken noodle ....................166g ............. $1.25
Lipton Cup a Soup assorted ............................................... 58-88g ............. $1.25 McCain super fries assorted ........................................... 454-650g ............. $2.79
Pizza Pops assorted .................................................................400g ............. $2.49
Knorr soup mix or onion LS assorted .....40-77g ...... $1.55 FM Buttertarts raisin or pecan................................................600g ............. $4.99
NN™ evaporated milk ......................................................... 354ml ............. $1.33
MEATS
Christie snack, Ritz crackers assorted 175-200g ...... $2.49
Tostittos assorted ............................................................. 210-275g ............. $2.99
Campbell’s broth assorted ................................................... 900ml ............. $1.98
Lays chips assorted..................................................................255g ............. $2.67
Stagg chili assorted ..................................................................425g ............. $2.79
Bicks pickles dill garlic/no garlic ............................................... 1lt ............. $3.79 PC™ chicken wing with sauce assorted .............................. 907gr ........... $13.49
Bicks pepper rings hot, sauerkaut wine ........................ 750ml-1lt ............. $3.79 Janes pub style chicken box assorted ................................... 800gr ............. $9.99
Nestle pure life ............................................................... 12x500ml ............. $2.49 PC ™smokies cheddar or original ...........................................1kg ............. $8.99
Dare Breton crackers assorted........................................ 100-250g ............. $1.99 NN™ wieners regular ........................................................... 450gr ............. $2.49
Dare Vinta crackers ................................................................250g ............. $2.29 PC™ cheese sticks assorted ................................................. 454gr ..... $6.99-7.99
Pringles assorted ............................................................. 139-156g ............. $1.99 NN™ bacon ............................................ 500gr ...... $4.99
Doritos,Cheetos assorted................. 255g-310gr ...... $2.99 PC™ mini quiches lorraine .................................................. 360gr ............. $5.99
Motts Clamato assorted ........................................................ 1.89lt ............. $3.49 PC™ chicken spring rolls...................................................... 574gr ............. $8.99
Bush baked beans original................................................... 398ml ............. $1.69 PC™ Meat ball swedish ........................................................ 907gr ........... $11.99
Sapporo noodle flats original .................................................100g ............. $0.79 Boneless, skinless chicken breast...................... $4.99/lb
RH Flour all purpose or whole wheat ...................................2.5kg ............. $4.49 Outside round beef roast ......................................................................... $4.25/lb
PRODUCE
BC super moist cake mix,Frosting assorted.................340-432gr ............. $1.99
Pedigree jumbone medium or snack,biscuit ................ 500-740g ............. $3.99
Pedigree healthy vitality ...........................................................8kg ........... $17.99
Cesar dog food assorted .........................................................100g ............. $0.99
Whiskas dry meaty selections ..................................................2kg ............. $6.99
Wiskas Temptations assorted .................................................180g ............. $2.99 FM Clementine .......................................... 2lb ...... $3.99
Nescafe coffee instant rich blend ...........................................170g ............. $4.99 FM Mini cucumber ....................................................................6ct ............. $3.49
Taster’s Choice classic/decaf ..................................................100g ............. $4.99 Romaine heart ..........................................................................3pk ............. $2.99
Knorr sk Pasta/Rice assorted .......................................... 121-150g ............. $1.29 Bartlett pears ............................................................................................. $1.79/lb
NN™ mushrooms assorted ................................................. 284ml ............. $1.28 Peppers-orange,red .................................................................................. $3.49/lb
Motts apple sauce unsweetened ......................................... 620ml ............. $2.29 Broccoli .......................................................................................................... $2.79
Motts Fruitsations assorted ................................................ 6x111g ............. $2.29 FM Grape tomato .................................................................. 255gr ............. $2.99
Campbell’s RW soup assorted................. 284ml ...... $1.49
Campbell’s broth canned assorted ..................................... 284ml ............. $1.49
Rooster coconut milk ........................................................... 398ml ............. $0.78
Phil cream cheese bric assorted .................250g ...... $3.49
Philia soft assorted ..................................................................227g ............. $3.49
LUCKY DOLLAR
ALL PRICES ARE PLUS GST, PST & OTHER LEVIES WHERE APPLICABLE *WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
Kraft Philadelphia chip dip assorted .....................................227g ............. $3.49
Minute Maid OJ original....................... 1.75lt ...... $2.99
Five Alive citris/mango citris ................................................ 1.75lt ............. $2.99
BAKERY
D’ltaliano buns or bread assorted .................................. 420-675g ......................
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