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Council met in a regular meeting on July 17, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. in the New Hori-zons Building, Wawanesa, Manitoba. Council members present were: N. Bok, P. Gullett, B. McDonald, and I.
Paradis, D. Rome, Mayor D. Kreklewich pre-sided. The following motions were approved: To accept the agenda for the July 17, 2018
meeting with additions; To approve the minutes of the meeting of
June 19, 2018; To approve the special meeting minutes of
June 28, 2018; To approve the general accounts payable in
the amount of $48,439.48; To approve the Direct Deposit 0047 in the
amount of $15,038.58; To approve Direct deposit no. 0048 in the
amount of $13,204.81; To approve Direct deposit no. 0050 in the
amount of $14,576.75;
To approve Direct deposit no. 51 in the amount of $826.71;
To approve Utility accounts payable in the amount of $9,433.59;
To receive the Statement of Revenue and Expenditure Report to June 30, 2018;
To receive written communications; To receive written and verbal com-
mittee reports; To request installation of temporary
radar boards from the Province; To receive information regarding the
RTM Medical Centre for sale; To approve the Software License
Agreement with All-Net.ca Inc; To express interest in the Asset Man-
agement Readiness Assessment Workshops;
To approve the investigation to de-velop an additional well in Wawanesa;
To approve policy no. PER013;
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To authorize the Emergency Coordina-tor to attend the 2018 Disaster Manage-ment Conference in Winnipeg;
To dispose of records in accordance with Regulation;
To provide a grader for the Wawanesa Lions Club Touch a Truck event if equipment and volunteer are available;
To authorize council or staff to attend the Tile Drainage Workshop in Hartney;
To nominate Chief Gullett for the volun-teer Fire Chief of the Year Award;
To provide to council, information with respect to amending the Burning By-Law;
To review implementation of a 3-way stop at the village pool;
To adjourn to meet again on August 21, 2018 at 1:00 at the New Horizons Build-ing in Wawanesa;
General Business: See website for full video and minutes at oakland-wawanesa.ca Correspondence: - Read and filed. The complete texts of the minutes are on file and can be viewed by anyone during regular office hours.
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August 3, 4, 5 & 6 Solo: A Star Wars Story PG 2 hours 15 min Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi Stars: Alden Ehrenreich, Woody Harrelson, Emilia Clarke, Donald Glover Daily 7:30 pm August 10, 11, 12 & 13 Ocean’s 8 PG 1 hour 50 min Action | Comedy | Crime Stars: Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Anne Hatha-way, Mindy Kaling Daily 7:30 pm August 17, 18, 19 & 20 Tag PG 1 hour 40 min Comedy Stars: Jeremy Renner, Ed Helms, Jake Johnson, Jon Hamm Daily 7:30 pm August 24, 25, 26 Incredibles 2 G 1 hour 58 min Animation | Action | Adventure | Comedy | Family Stars: Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter, Sarah Vowell, Huck Milner Sat Matinee 1:30 pm Daily 7:30 pm No Monday Night August 31, Sept 1, 2 & 3 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom PG 2 hours 8 min Action | Adventure | Sci-fi Stars: Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Rafe Spall, Justice Smith Daily 7:30 pm
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Birth Announcement! Corey is thrilled to announce the arrival of his baby brother, Colton Henry Johnston. Colton was born at 9:16 pm on June 7, 2018, 7 lbs 10 oz and 21.5 inches long. Proud par-ents are Dustin and Courtney Johnston. Grandparents Perry & Cheryl Gullett, Matt & Jeannie Johnston, great grandma Betty Henderson and all his aunts and uncles are so excited.
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Life!!! I’ve reached the age where happy hour
...is a nap!
Laughter is the best medicine… ...unless you are really sick. Then you should call 911.
Sign in Dr.’s Office:
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Yawn…. An honest opinion, openly expressed.
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JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER
complete renovations | finishing framing | windows & doors
decks & fences | garden sheds laminate flooring
BRANDON & AREA Cell: 1-204-573-6868
News The season is half over ! If you have not taken a tour yet, be sure to connect with your past this month. Brett and Julia would be delighted to explain the displays. Friday burger and pie lunches remain popular and we are indebted to our volunteer burger and pie cooks, our volunteer helpers, faithful customers and the "Village GREEN TEAM" --not to forget Dorothy and Rick who make sure we have an ongoing supply of burgers and lemonade. Our P.P.P. float with a wedding theme was constructed and pulled by Ken and his enthusiastic crew. Steve had the wrench dis-play on the lawn for all to enjoy July 6 at bur-gers. The display now has a permanent home in the museum. David Sylvester of WRENCH WORKS donated a large set of wrenches for a draw. They were won by lucky Lorna McKibbon . Kate created a display on the bulletin board celebrating Nellie McClung's connec-tion with the area. Neil installed a new buzzer system to let the girls know when someone enters the building. Tuesday, July 24 we entertained in the historic St. John the Divine Church with Music, Music, Music. Tannis Nostadt starred on the pump organ while Dorothy Haithwaite entertained as our jovial M.C. capably assisted by Mary Sylvester. Your local museum is a treas-ure. Enjoy it before
Product Care to Sponsor HHW Collection Event
Event in RM of Oakland-Wawanesa to feature drop-off for special waste items Product Care Association will spon-sor a HHW Collection Event in the RM of Oakland-Wawanesa. Community members are encouraged to bring HHW including fluorescent light bulbs, residential paint, aerosol containers, flammable liquids and solids, pesticides and other toxic and cor-rosive materials to the event. On behalf of Product Care, a licensed hazardous waste management company will be on hand to accept and remove HHW. When: Saturday, August 18, 2018 from 10:00am – 2:00pm Where: Oakland Transfer Station About ReGeneration and Product Care: Product Care is a not-for-profit in-dustry sponsored association that manages product stewardship programs for special waste including household hazardous waste (HHW), paint and lights on behalf of its members across Canada. By doing this, it protects the environment by diverting leftover HHW products from landfills, air and waterways.
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SEAFOOT: The family of Do-reen Seafoot would like to ex-press their deepest gratitude for
all the support, hugs, food and words of en-couragement that we have been receiving since the passing of our Mom, Gramma and Great-Gramma Doreen. We are thankful for the last few weeks that she was able to visit with so many friends and that her passing was painless. She gave us many happy memories that we will cherish forever. Thank you to the staff on A3; you were all amazing. To Dr. Maier, who checked on us daily, Memories Chapel for your profes-sional assistance, Shirley McBurney, who Mom specifically requested to officiate and Rev. Doug Craig, who was present for Mom’s last moments with us, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Sincerely, the Doreen Seafoot family
CHALANCHUK: Leonard and I would like to thank all our relatives, friends and co-workers for making this a wonderful place to live and bring up Terry and Jennifer. We are only going as far as Brandon and would love to hear from you. We are at the lake for the summer but our number in Brandon is 204-727-0199. We’ll miss you all.
Leonard and Joyce
COMMENT: I would like to thank Walter and Wendy Cullen and anyone else responsible for orga-nizing a reunion of a high school class from 50 years ago. Growing up in Wawanesa was a blessing and we did not realize how fortunate we were.
Bill Boneham
Worship Services for the summer begin at 10:30 a.m.
Pastor Garnet Hodges Cell # 871-5586 Email: [email protected]
Everyone is Welcome
My Prayer! Give me a sense of humour, Lord, Give me the grace to see a joke. To get some humour out of life And to pass it on to other folk.
Amen.
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St. Paul’s Anglican Church
Sunday August 5th 2:00 pm NO SERVICE
Rev. Chris on vacation
Friday August 17 11:30 am Pie day with the museum
all proceeds to St. Paul’s Building fund
Sunday Aug 19 at 2:00 pm
Service of Communion
All are Welcome!
In Loving Memory KERBIS: Paul
passed away August 5, 2006
It doesn’t take a special day to bring you to our mind.
For days without a thought of you are very hard to find.
You always tried to do your best. Your heart was true and tender.
You simply lived for those you loved, and those you loved remember.
Lovingly remembered, forever loved,
Myrna, Scott, Karen
& families
The new roof is underway at St. Paul’s with the annex and small roof have been completed! The pitch of the roof is proving to be a bit of a challenge but slow and steady wins the race! The
main roof will be completed the first or second week of August. Any one willing to donate some labor please call/text Steve Trowbridge at 204-573-3942. A work bee will be organized to finish "Raising the Roof" at St. Paul’s. Thank you again to all who have donated to this project; without every one’s support this would not be possible. Rev. Chris and Audrey are away on a well deserved vacation. We look forward to welcoming them back refreshed August 19. In case of emer-gency please contact Deb Chapman 204-824-3414. August 17 we will be serving pie at the mu-seum with burger days. All proceeds will go to the building fund for the continued restoration of St. Paul’s. Have a wonderful summer!
Words of Wisdom!
Blessed are those who can give without remembering
and take without forgetting.
The irony of life is that, by the time you're old
enough to know your way around, you're not going
anywhere.
Donations: Sandra Perih Myrna Kerbis
Doreen Seafoot
Your generous donations help to keep this volunteer newspaper viable. We appreciate your support.
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Our regular worship services will re-sume on August 19 and Rev. Harvey will be back from a well-deserved vacation. We were pleased to have had a won-derful turnout for the combined worship service on July 8. Treesbank Community Church, St. Paul’s Anglican, Bethel-Wawanesa and Wawanesa United were all well represented and each took part in the service. The offering collected and for-warded to the Canadian Food Grains Bank at the Community Service, was $405.00.
Wawanesa United Church Regular services: 11:15 a.m.
1st Sunday of the month: 9:30 a.m. Coffee & fellowship follow early service.
Everyone welcome! Rev. Harvey Hurren
Cell: (204) 724-8701 Home Phone: (204) 726-0625 Email: [email protected]
Our sincere thanks to all those who volunteered for kitchen crew and clean-up crew after the joint service on July 8. It was very much appreciated.
Sunday, August 12th, 2018 Noon - 4:00 p.m.
Norman Criddle’s (Renowned Entomologist) First Lab
Interpretive Trails * Wagon Rides Activities * Silent Auction * 50/50 Draw
* Concession Stand * Bring a picnic, or buy a picnic Everyone Welcome!
DIRECTIONS: Hwy #340 (between Shilo &
Wawanesa) 3 km East on Aweme Road. Watch for signs.
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We wish to ex-press our sincere appre-ciation to everyone that has made the beautiful community floral dis-plays possible this year. The colour theme has turned out to be quite a stunning combination. The cost of the baskets is substantial and we are most grateful to the generous donors that support this program. Thanks to Ryan at Oakland Inn, Wawanesa Foods, Wawanesa Mutual, Hope Rebekah Lodge, Jamieson Fu-neral Services, Guild Insurance, Wawanesa Heritage Co-op, The Rusty Bucket, Bob Daymond, Wawanesa Lions and Oakland Wawanesa Municipality. The flowers in the garden and some of the planters around town are from Lucy's Flowers and Gifts and purchased by the many donations left with Shirley McBurney at her shop. We can't thank Shirley enough for her time doing this, and for the generous individuals whose donations, again totally covered the cost of the bedding plants. Thanks to Mark and Debbie Hofer for bed-ding plant donations as well. Thank you to Drew Wilton for keeping the watering sys-tem working and to the Green Team for their faithful help.
How to protect yourself, your child and your pets from
Tick-Borne Diseases Perform a thorough TICK CHECK after
being outdoors. Inspect yourself, your children and pets
for ticks and remove any ticks found as soon as possible.
Do not stop if you find one tick – there may be more.
Bathing soon after coming indoors is a good way to find ticks.
Be sure the lighting is good and pay atten-tion to areas where ticks may be difficult to spot such as armpits, the belly button, groin, behind the knees, places where clothing is tight (such as watch straps and underwear elastics) and in hair. Ticks may be even more difficult to see on darker skin, or skin that has a lot of freckles or moles.
Use trails, whenever possible, and stay to the centre of hiking trails or paths.
Wear light-coloured clothing to make it easier to see ticks crawling on your cloth-ing.
Wear long pants and a long-sleeved shirt so that most exposed skin is covered.
Tuck your shirt into your pants and your pants into your socks; this will make it more difficult for the ticks to attach to your skin.
Apply an appropriate repellent (it should state ‘for use against ticks’ on the product label) on clothing and exposed skin. Al-ways read and follow instructions for use.
Launder clothing that has been worn out-doors. A hot dryer cycle will kill ticks. Be sure to check items such as backpacks and towels which may have come into contact with vegetation while outdoors.
Bethel Christian Assembly - Wawanesa
Coffee and fellowship 10:00 a.m. Service at 10:30 a.m. Everyone is Welcome
Pastor Calvin Young
Office Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 12:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the Municipal Office
106 - 4th Street, Wawanesa 1-204-523-2754
WAWANESA PLUMBING & HEATING
-New construction & Renovations -Hook ups to RTM homes
-Electric furnace-repair/replace -Sheet metal/duct work-HRVS
-In-floor heating/boilers -Pumps, pressure systems
& water treatment -Air conditioning, central air & ductless split
-Hot water tanks -4 in. Drain cleaner snake
for main drain cleaning
Available for all your Plumbing & Heating needs.
Call: IVAN PARADIS 204-851-2041 Cell 204-824-2699 Res.
Business Directory for Wawanesa & Area
The Wawanesa Lioness Express is happy to announce that we have an online business directory. Bookmark it for easy access to phone numbers for local businesses: https://lionessexpressnews.wordpress.com/business-directory/. If you would like to be included in our directory, just send us an email at [email protected].
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"Politics is the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich, by promising to protect each from the other." ~Oscar Amringer, "the Mark Twain of American Socialism." "I offered my opponents a deal: if they stop telling lies about me, I will stop telling the truth about them." ~Adlai Stevenson, campaign speech, 1952. "A politician is a fellow who will lay down your life for his country." ~Texas Guinan, 19th century Ameri-can businessman.
July has sped by for all of us. The Lions Club was busy during Pound, Pail and Paddle with a float in the parade and floating the ducks in the pool for the Duck Race. Winners of the race were Shane Sommerville, Harold Navid and Krista LaRoque. The Club donated sun shades to the Wawanesa Pool. Lions thank the folks who put them up and are pleased to see them in use daily. This project was the Lions Club of Wawanesa Centennial Pro-ject to recognize 100 years of Lions Clubs in the world. The usual monthly meat draw was held as well as the weekly Chase the Ace (between 6 and 7 pm every Friday at the Oakland Inn). Harold Navid won a Chase Pot as well. The next meat draw is Au-gust 17 starting at 5 pm to be followed by Chase the Ace. The Lions Club is always collecting spent vehicle batteries. If there are some around your garage or shop as you get ready for fall, drop them off at the Lions Clubhouse or call 824-2457 to request a pick-up. August 25 is the Lions Country Fair for Children. It will be held at the Recreation Centre and Grounds from 11:30 am till 3 pm. This is a free event for all children of the community. The only thing that will need money is the concession booth that is run by the Lions. There will be races, games, bouncy cas-
tle, petting zoo, pony rides, a visit from the Bubble Man and more. A big thanks goes out to businesses in our community for helping to sponsor this event. Please see the advert in this issue of the Lioness Express, tell your friends, write it on the calendar and plan to attend as a family.
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Over the last cou-ple of weeks the tax statements have been distributed. As indicated we are seeing the farm-ers with a dispropor-tionate tax increase.
Some farmers are concerned for the amount of their assessments and our CAO is giving them some helpful information on contact-ing the assessors’ office to deal with this issue. We are also seeing tax increases and decreases throughout the rural and village on the residential ratepayers. As we all know, taxes will never be totally fair, espe-cially when the province dictates the as-sessments. Over the last few weeks there have been statements and accusations on the dis-tribution of taxes and tax savings. Mr. Sitko has indicated that the village should be sav-ing $200,000.00 per year, but to accom-plish that would require all taxes to be dou-bled. It is evident that Mr. Sitko is not aware of the taxes involved in the Village, so I am attaching a copy of my 2018 tax statement for everyone to review. I am sure Mr. Sitko will put a copy of his tax state-ment on the facebook sites for everyone to compare. It is time to take a step back and real-ize how we are damaging our municipality with the ongoing division. The amalgama-tion has happened and it will not be changed back. We are one municipality and we should be looking for ways to help our fellow citizens out. We don’t need a team of candidates to attack others, we need in-
dividual candidates that want to work to-gether to move the municipality forward progressively. We have first class facilities that eve-ryone in the municipality should recognize and appreciate. Our abundance of assets are there to use and share with one another and to be proud of. With summer upon us we are re-minded that the second leading cause of death or injury in young people in Manitoba is from drowning. This year the Wawanesa swimming pool has a record 400 children signed up for lessons this summer and there were a further 155 children in the school program in June. This is a life skill and we should be very proud of our facility opera-tions. If just one life is saved from these les-sons, that’s an incredible achievement. We also have the fabulous kids’ soc-cer program in Nesbitt, 120 children enjoy-ing this great team sport weekly during the spring and at the same time everyone has access to a wonderful meal while supporting the Nesbitt hall. Lets congratulate our vol-unteers throughout the municipality for their work in Carroll, Nesbitt and Wawanesa; they make our communities better. As we approach election day let’s all keep the process respectful and keep ever mindful of what we are doing to our Mu-nicipality as we live in it and as it is viewed by those looking in at us.
Dave Kreklewich
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Beginning in September of 2018, Wawanesa Wee Care will be offering Jr. Kindergarten programming in our Wawanesa School location. These spots have come available following discussions with the Wawanesa Nursery School, regard-ing an option for ‘nursery school’ type pro-gramming. Our Jr. K program is for children ages 4 & 5 and the focus of our program is self-help and problem solving skills, in a play-based learning environment. Our staff touches on the ‘animated literacy’ program used in the Wawanesa School Kinder-garten class. The following options will be available…. Full time care: Families can opt for care M-F in our Jr. K program. Part time care: Part time care will be available for families looking for a ‘nursery school’ type pro-gram. These days are sched-uled on School Kindergarten days (every other day on the school cycle). Part-time care* will mean every other day, either full day or half-day. Wee Care will send out a Jr K day schedule. For more information, or to register, please call Jenn at 204-824-2075. For informa-tion on our polices, daily
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Save the Date!! ADVANCE TICKETS: $10 each– first 5 tables of 8 choose their seats! Get close to the action! $15 each if pur-chased after Oct 15th deadline WHERE: Wawanesa Hall Cash bar, 50/50 draws, rainbow auction! Bring your toonies! More info to follow…….
A NIGHT AT THE RACES!
Horse Race Fans rejoice! The
races are coming back to Wawanesa! Get ready to pick your favorite horses to WIN!!!!
SAVE THE DATE: Nov. 2nd 2018 7 pm – 1 am
Happy hour at 7 Races start at 8 sharp!
Get your ‘FASCINATOR’ and your ‘RACING DUDS’ ready! ~Prizes for best dressed!~
Wawanesa Wee Care Jr. Kindergarten Program schedule, philosophy and mission state-ment, please visit our website at www.wawanesaweecare.weebly.com *Limited spaces available. Care for part time 3 year olds may also be available. Please call to check availability.
RESIDENTIAL 6 Gold Coast Rd, Pelican Lake $414,900 One of a kind 4 bedroom steel frame lake-front home is over 2000 sq ft of perfection. Overhead doors open to deck. SE15-8-16W, Wawanesa $274,900 This 5 bedroom country home sits on 27.54 acres and features many outbuildings including a workshop, barn and multiple storage sheds. NE17-4-11W, Pilot Mound $214,900 3 bedroom home on 7.19 acres with 24x36 work-shop, attached garage, 32x50 pole shed and set up for animals. 121 Church St, Dunrea $212,500 Completely renovated in '14 this 3 bedroom home sits on the edge of Dunrea and feels like a acreage. Double garage and storage shed. 319 Finlay St, Killarney $183,000 3+1 bedroom home on 4 lots close to down-town. An attached indoor pool is a bonus room and fully finished basement is great feature. 55 Rock Lake Road, Rock Lake $164,900 Built in 2006 this 2 bedroom cottage on a 0.78 acre lot is a perfect blend of privacy and lake life. 626 Hamilton St, Killarney $157,000 2+1 bedroom home one block to either the lake or Killarney school. Finished basement includes a workshop. 222 4th St, Belmont $143,500 New mobile (2017), very modern and superior kitchen. 3 bedrooms and 5 piece ensuite. 203 Christie St, Glenboro $119,900 3 bedroom home with seasonal sunroom and finished basement. Also buy the Glenboro Bake Shop for a great deal. COMMERCIAL 406 North Railway St, Killarney $299,900 Kiwi's Welding Shop is a turnkey busi-ness that's been in operation for 30+ years. All equipment included. 10 South Railway Avenue, Minto $179,900 Former Minto Hotel & Bar this building with 7+ bedrooms and 5 washrooms sits on 1.5 acres. 3400+ sq ft, right along #10. 136 Lake St, Ninette $159,900 Ninette Gas Service (Tempo) features gas/diesel sales, hunting and fishing licences/ supplies, live bait, outdoor carwash, food items and full me-chanical shop capabilities. 500 Railway Ave, Glenboro $149,900 The Glenboro Bake Shop provides baked goods to several local grocers and offers pizza, subs etc. Busy business with an outdoor seating area. 104 St, Marie St, Mariapolis $57,999 Former grocery store/post office this is 4150 sq ft of prime storage and storefront space. Stunning cement floor throughout. VACANT LAND 1.2 Acre Lakefront Lot Lakeview Meadows Drive $64,900 726 Mountain Ave, Killarney 1 Acre Lot $54,990 0.24 Acre Lakefront Lot at Lakeview Estates, Pelican Lake $35,000 1.06 Acre Lakeview Lot at Gold Coast, Pelican Lake $29,990 0.30 Acre Lakeview lot at Lakeview Estates, Pelican Lake $29,900 0.28 Acre Lakeview lot at Lakeview Estates, Pelican Lake $29,900 0.29 Acre Private lot on Pelican Lake Road $21,990 STEPHANIE BRAUN at RE/MAX Valleyview Realty Visit WWW.STEPHANIEL.REMAX.CA Call/Text 204-215-0006 Representing Buyers and Sellers, Certified Negotiation Expert
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WAWANESA CAT/DOG VACCINE CLINIC SATURDAY September 29th 10AM – 4PM
IN FRONT OF MUNICIPAL OFFICE
$36 per pet exam (required) Distemper vaccine combination $13
Rabies vaccine $13 Deworming 15% off
It is very important that pets be brought in carriers or on properly fitted leashes or harnesses. Call 204 573-7266 or Email [email protected] to make an appointment or if further information is required.
REMEMBER PREBOOKING IS REQUIRED
Website: petmobilevetclinic.com Cancellation policy: Appointments cancelled with less than 48 hrs notice will be charged a $40 cancellation fee. Prepayment of the house call fee or other fees may be required to rebook.
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Hunter Education Saturday, August 25 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Wawanesa Fire Hall Cost: $65 Instructed by: Lilian Trowbridge *Must be at least 10 yrs. of age, at the time of class. Aquafit Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Wawanesa Waterpark $5 drop in fee Canadian Fire Arms Course Saturday, September 15 Wawanesa Fire Hall Cost: $100 For more info and to regis-ter: Email: [email protected] *Please note that the waterpark hours will change on August 20th, as the days will get shorter. Public swim will be 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Interac ~ Visa ~ Mastercard ~
Apple Pay
Now available
Open 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. Daily
Wawanesa Waterpark & Camp-ground now has debit!! Online campground booking is available at: wawanesapark.letscamp.ca or by visiting the municipality of Oakland Wawanesa website. Tracy Cullen 204-741-0421
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Thanks to all who continue to donate to the Food Bank. Your help is much appreci-ated. We appreciate large and small dona-tions alike. We are thankful to those who bring a bag or box in occasionally, or a dona-tion of cash, and designate it for the Food Bank. We hope you realize how much you are appreciated. Many thanks to the art class at Wawanesa School for their generous donation from the sale of their creations. We continue to serve the Wawanesa area with your help! Contact info: Call Shirley at 204-824-2369.
Famous Quotes
A's for arthritis; B's the bad back, C is for chest pains, perhaps cardiac. D is for dental decay and decline; E is for eyesight, can't read that top line. F is for fissures and fluid retention, G is for gas, which I'd rather not mention. H is high blood pressure--I'd rather it low; I for incisions with scars you can show. J is for joints, out of socket, won't mend. K is for knees that crack when they bend. L for libido, what happened to sex? M is for memory, I forget! What comes next?
N is neuralgia, in nerves way down low; O is for osteo, the bones that don't grow! P for prescriptions, I have quite a few, Just give me a pill and I'll be good as new. Q is for queasy, is it fatal or flu? R for reflux, one meal turns to two. S for sleepless nights, counting my fears. T for tinnitus; there's bells in my ears. U is for urinary; big troubles with flow; V is for vertigo, that's "dizzy" you know. W is for worry, NOW what's going round? X is for X-ray, and what might be found. Y is another year I'm left here behind, Z is for zest that I still have--in my mind!
"Thank you for sending me a copy of your book; I'll waste no time reading it.”
– Moses Hadas "I am enclosing two tickets to the first night of my new play; bring a friend, if you have one." – George Bernard Shaw to Winston Churchill "Cannot possibly attend first night, will at-tend second ... if there is one." – Winston Churchill, in response. "He is a self-made man and worships his creator." – John Bright
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SEAFOOT: On July 20, 2018, with her fam-ily by her side, Lillian Doreen Seafoot (nee Hunter) passed away peacefully at the As-siniboine Centre. She was 85 years old. Do-reen was born in Bran-don on March 28, 1933,
the youngest of four children to Arthur and Janie Hunter. Her family farmed in the Brandon area, then moved to the Chesley District in 1937. Doreen attended school at Chesley and completed her high school education at St. Michael’s Acad-emy in Brandon. She then attended Nor-mal School in Winnipeg, graduating in 1953. Doreen was a teacher at the Fair Valley and Botany schools in Southwest-ern MB until she married Morris Seafoot of Carroll, MB on January 21, 1956. Mor-ris and Doreen lived on a farm near Nesbitt and raised five children. Life cen-tered around farming and family. They also enjoyed going to baseball games, playing cards with friends, and dancing at social events. Doreen was highly in-volved in Nesbitt and Wawanesa commu-nity activities. She was the church organist in Nesbitt and an active member of the UCW for many years. Doreen was ath-letic, participated in sports, and her com-petitive nature was known to many. She was a fastball pitcher and led her UCT Centennial team to the provincial champi-onship in 1967. She was an avid curler, winning many prizes and trophies at local bonspiels. In her later years,
she continued to curl, and she also took up golf, which became her passion. In 2013, she moved from the farm and into a suite in Bran-don’s west end. Doreen was a kind and gener-ous woman of faith; a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and aunt. Doreen had a wide circle of friends who will miss her dearly. She was very outgoing, always showing a genuine interest in listening to and helping others, donating to charities, and maintaining connections with her com-munities. Doreen is survived by her five children, Ronald (Brenda), Sharon (Kevin), Linda (Ken), Beverley (Mike), and Nadine (Dave); eight grandchildren, Curtis (Crystal), Dane (Lyndsay), Bryan (Leanne), Jason (Helen), Kendra (Ian), Breanna (Dave), Shane, Braden (Carly); three great-grandchildren, Sienna, Lincoln and Noah; her brother Gordon Hunter, and nieces and neph-ews. She was predeceased by her parents, her husband Morris, her brother William Hunter, and sister Muriel MacPherson. A ceremony to celebrate Doreen’s life was held at the Central United Church in Brandon on July 25, 2018 with a private family interment taking place at Carroll Cemetery.
Beyond the sunset, A hand will guide me To God, the Father,
Whom I adore; His glorious presence, His words of welcome,
Will be my portion On that fair shore.
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Blue Hills RCMP responded to a report of a three motor vehicle collision on Hwy. #10, 2 kilometres north of the commu-nity of Forrest between roads 66 & 67 N. Brandon Fire & Ambulance, Blue Hills RCMP, Traffic Services CN Police and RM of Cornwallis Police attend. The Investigation revealed that a southbound gray 2013 Dodge Journey driven by a 75 year old female from Birtle, veered over the centre line, narrowly missed an oncoming semi tractor and trailer and struck a northbound Gray 2010 GMC Sierra 1500 SL T ext cab driven by a 38 year old male from the RM of Oakview, which also had an 8 year old female passenger. That collision caused the front driver’s side wheel to be dislodged from the Journey and struck another north bound Red 2015 Dodge Ram driven by a 39 year old male from Erickson. Also in the Dodge Ram, was a 47 year old female. No one was injured. The 75 year old driver was issued a ticket for driving carelessly which carries a $672.00 fine.
Cpl MP Boychuk Blue Hills RCMP
NCO i/c Brandon Detachment
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We are in conversation about providing Foot Care Service. We need to know how many people might be interested to make it viable. Please call me and let me know if you might be interested (confidential and no obligation). It is our mandate to keep seniors and disabled persons independently in their own homes for as long as possible.
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Seniors Independent Services 55+ Newsline...
Shirley McBurney, Coordinator 112-4th Street ~ Phone: 204-824-2369
We are delighted that our PCH residents are enjoying the Hank & Lucy Cory Memo-rial Gazebo on Museum Burger Days, out of the sun and in proximity to the flower shop. Our thanks to those who have made donations to its building and upkeep. Much appreciated! The next date for the Handi-van trip to Brandon is Tuesday, August 14. The van begins pick up at 9:30 a.m. PLEASE LEAVE YOUR NAME WITH ME FOR THIS BRANDON TRIP. 204-824-2369. Due to the popularity of the trip to Brandon, we have added a second Handi-van! Only $15 both ways! You can’t beat it!!! Call if you are interested. For your info: August Health Centre Lab & X-Ray hours are posted at Lucy’s Flowers & Gifts and at the Drs. Offices. Flu Clinic will be No-vember 7. Info to follow later.
Phone (204) 824-2429 Cell: (204) 573-6688 Fax: (204) 571-5905 Email: [email protected]
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Whether you are BUYING or SELLING, call Bob for market updates and stats. Call today for a FREE, no obligation home evaluation. Customer Service Satisfaction is my #1 Priority.
NEW LISTING- WAWANESA- Just like new, 1502 sq. ft. three plus one raised bungalow on a corner private lot. Open concept kitchen/dining/living room, with granite countertops, top quality appliances and cupboards. Features include geo-thermal heating, central air, in-floor heat with 9' ceilings and media room in basement, built in window seats in two bedrooms, spacious rec room and jetted tub in ensuite. Design prints available showing addition of garage and 2nd deck. Close to all amenities. Call for your private viewing. MLS # 1818973 WAWANESA- Great view of the river and valley from this 1 1/2 storey home with two bedrooms up and mas-ter on main. Spacious living room with garden doors leading to deck and private yard with great views. Features also include large dining/living room off kitchen, single detached garage, new HWT, pressure system hooked up to cistern for watering garden etc. Great family home with lots of room for a growing family close to all ameni-ties. Check it out! WAWANESA- Super family home with five bedrooms, 3 baths, single detached garage in the heart of town. Spacious living room, eat-in kitchen with garden doors leading to deck overlooking the perfect landscaped yard. Features include; large bedrooms, walk-in closet in master, main floor laundry, huge rec room, central air & new shingles. A must see to appreciate the space and design of this home. Easy commute to Shilo (15min), & Brandon (35min). Call for your private viewing. WAWANESA- Spotless 1400 sq. ft. modular home with three bedrooms, two bath, double detached garage (26'x24'). Features include; central air, open concept kitchen/living area, large master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in closet, landscaped deck, two storage sheds and heated double garage. Recent updates include shingles (17), front & back decks (17), and new compressor in central air unit (18). Ready for a new family, call today to view. WAWANESA- Cozy two bedroom bungalow with many updates including new living room window, new dry-wall & insulation, HWT, furnace and ventilation system in roof. Close to all amenities including K-12 school, waterpark & campground, medical center, rec center and shopping. WAWANESA- Scenic acreage consisting of seven acres with a fixed dwelling (modular home) over looking the valley. Completely redone kitchen, living room and family room. Many more updates including flooring (17), siding, shingles, windows, central air (13), patio doors (17), and LED lights in bedrooms, kitchen, living and laundry room. Extra large deck overlooking the valley, perfect for entertaining or just relaxing. Very private setting, highway access, and school pickup. Call for your private viewing.
Olde School Plumbing & Renovations
John Tennent Plumber 324 Victoria St. West P.O. Box 95 Ninette, MB R0K 1R0 Res: 204-528-2622 Cell: 204-523-1832 Email: [email protected]
LIONESS EXPRESS Items, with payment, may be dropped off at:
Lucy’s Flowers & Gifts Between 6:30 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. Mon. - Sat.
Box 341 or [email protected]
Fax: 824-2008 For information: [email protected]
Deadline is 10:00 a.m. on the last Tuesday of the month.
Deadline for Next issue August 28, 2018
Please don’t delay in submitting your articles
and ads. The earlier the better!
COMPILED AT Lucy’s Flowers & Gifts
WAWANESA- Welcome home to this well maintained 1040 sq. ft. bungalow. two bath, 2+2 bedroom with double insulated garage (24'x26') on corner lot. Open concept living/eat-in kitchen with garden doors leading to deck, great for entertaining. Features include; in-floor heat, new plumbing, cedar décor in basement, duct-less air, walk-in closet in master, new shingles, HWT, and water softener. Check it out today. WAWANESA- Country living in the quiet community of Treesbank. Well cared for modular home, geo-thermal heat, sunroom, double insulated garage (24'x26'), with attached workshop (24'x18') on private double lot. Features include; three bedrooms, spacious kitchen & living room, central air & vac plus a built-in fire-place. Newer HWT (16) and pressure system (16), 200 amp service, complete built-in cooler (6'x9'). Call for your private viewing. WAWANESA- Ideally situated building lot with town water and sewer in place for easy hook up. Price to sell, check it out.
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Terry & Jan would like to thank all our loyal customers. Wawanesa has been a wonderful place to do business.
Over the 20 years of running the shop, our customers have become friends.
Chris & Denise Saunders have purchased the property and will be running Meadowview Autobody & Glass. Chris has been in the autobody trade for 23 years
and has his Red Seal. You will be in good hands for all your autobody needs.
We wish them all the best in their new endeavor.
Terry will be retiring from the autobody & paint
business. He will be semi-retired - still working in Glenboro.
Phone 204-824-2696
Meadowview Autobody & Glass has changed ownership
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Wawanesa Belmont Transfer Ltd.
Box 1719, Killarney, Manitoba ROK 1GO
Call 1-800-442-0492 or (204) 523-8393 Local and Long Distance Hauling
Grain, Fertilizer
Karla L. Dane B.A., LL.B. Partner Every Tuesday from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Guild Insurance, 115 – 4th Street, Wawanesa Wawanesa: 204.824.2071 Baldur: 204.535.2205 Brandon: 204.727.8461 www.mhlaw.ca
Including Your Community in Your Will It’s easy to leave a bequest to your Community through the Wawanesa Area Foundation.
The bequest/donation will be tax deductible to your estate and you can leave as much or as little as you want, after providing for your family.
- No better way to remember your Community - - No better way to be remembered by your Community.
The Wawanesa Area Foundation Inc. For further info: Bruce Gullett 824-2313, Glenn McGregor 824-2064, Leonard Plett 824-2475, Box 172
T. J. Matchett Trucking Livestock Hauling Service
Troy Matchett Belmont, MB
(204) 537-2695 (If no answer, please
leave a message).
NOTICES
4 Bridal Shower, Kaylin Rice 1:00 p.m. 12 Criddle/Vane Homestead Picnic (pg 9) 14 Next Handi-van trip to Brandon (pg 23) 17 Lions Meat Draw, 5 p.m. Oakland Inn 18 ‘House Hold Waste’ Collection (pg 6) 20 Swimming Pool hours change (pg 18) 21 Next Oakland Wawanesa Council meeting 25 Lions Country Fair (pg 12) August 27, 28, 30, 31, Sept 4 - School office is open 28 Deadline for the next Lioness Express September 5 First day of School 21 Lions Meat Draw, 5 p.m. Oakland Inn 29 Cat/Dog Vaccine Clinic (pg 17) November 2 A Night at the Races (pg 13) 7 Flu Clinic (pg 23)
Lions Chase the Ace every Friday
at 6:00 p.m. with draw at 7:00 p.m., Oakland Inn
August
FOR SALE Ad space in the Hockey Arena Boards. 3' x 8' ad at the red line. $500 per year. you are responsible for getting decal made, we will install. Email: [email protected] or call Brent 761-5291 to discuss.
AA If you drink, that's your business. If you want to stop it’s our business. Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Monday night at the back door of the United Church at 7:30. 204-824-2094.
HELP WANTED The Arena is looking for an individual for the upcoming season. Start date would be Sept 4th and run to March 31, 2019. - 30 - 40 hours per week, the majority of shifts are afternoon/evening and weekends. Duties would mainly be facility clean-ing and ice maintenance(will train) please email [email protected] or call Brent 761-5291 to arrange an in-terview or to ask any questions.
FOR SALE Singer sewing machine in cabinet with bench ($75). Good working condition. Free for pick-up: Quart sealers, pints, jam jars. 204-824-2154
FOR SALE Well maintained, ready to move in, 1 bedroom home in Wawanesa. Lots of upgrades, large well treed lot, large deck, garage and shed. Call/text for more info - 204-573-3977.
FOUND Have you lost a cell phone? Found along the street. To claim: 204-824-2461.
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