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NICE TROPICAL TOUCH FOR INTERIOR LANDSCAPE » 4
MINING THEIR MINDS FOR SCHOOL TRIP FUNDS » 6
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Members of the Betty Gibson school patrol were treated to lunch from Subway after being named the Patrol of the Month by the Brandon Police Service, represented by Const. Dana McCallum
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one tablespoon household ammonia
and one teaspoon dish soap (not
dishwasher detergent). Fill bucket with
hot water. Scrub floor with an abrasive,
non-scratching pad. Rinse with plain
water. Note: Never mix ammonia with
any products containing bleach.
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There is a hazy film that covers the
windows of my car. I have washed
them with window cleaners but the
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use to end this? Jeannine
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the heat of the sun. If after cleaning
the film returns, contact a professional;
the windows may need replacing.
FEEDBACK FROM READER:
Re: Removing wax from winter
gloves
Dear Reena,
To remove wax from gloves, I have
had great success using an iron set low,
to barely melt the wax. Sandwich the
waxy fabric in paper towel and dab
with the tip of the iron. The melted
wax will be absorbed by the paper
towel. Swap out paper towel often and
work slowly. Kilgore
Hi Reena,
Once brown sugar hardens, is there
any way to restore it back to granular
form again? I would hate to replace it.
Regards, Sue
Dear Sue,
In order to soften brown sugar, put
it in a microwavable container and
place it in the microwave with a small
bowl full of water beside it. Microwave
for about one minute. If it is still hard,
microwave for an additional 30
seconds. Repeat until sugar is soft,
being careful not to burn the sugar. To
prevent future hardening, the most
common solutions are storing pieces
of bread, marshmallows or halved
apples with brown sugar. But the best
little gadget for softening is a little piece
of moistened clay. These can be
purchased at most stores where
household items are sold.
Hi Reena,
Just reading about the benefits of
honey over sugar. Is there any way to
use honey instead of sugar in a cookie
recipe? Thanks! Jeb
Hi Jeb,
Foods made with honey result in a
moister end product; therefore, deduct
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Foods made with honey result in a moister end product; therefore, deduct three tablespoons of liquid from any recipe. One cup of honey equals one cup brown or white
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three tablespoons of liquid from any
recipe. One cup of honey equals one
cup brown or white granulated sugar.
Dear Reena,
Do you have a recipe for homemade
laundry fabric softener? Thank-you,
Linda
Hi Linda,
Here is an easy recipe using products
that you likely already have on hand.
Into an empty squeeze bottle combine
a half-cup of your favourite hair
conditioner with one cup white vinegar
and one cup hot water. Gently stir. Add
one-quarter cup homemade liquid
fabric softener per wash load.
Here’s a tip using dish soap that my
friend Rosalee recently passed on. A
colleague of hers uses dish soap as a
pre-wash on stains. Rub a small
amount onto the stain, leave for 10 to
15 minutes, and soak the item in water
for approximately half an hour, before
laundering as usual. Works on old
stains as well as new. Submitted by Jan
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Here is an easy little trick to keep
fruit and veggies fresh. When you bring
fruit or veggies home from the store
(usually in a plastic bag), stick a dry
paper towel into the bag and tie it
closed. Toss veggies into the fridge. You
will be amazed at how long they stay
crisp and fresh. Submitted by Dorothy
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THE BRANDON SUN • THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 2015
Feather or fan, palm adds exotic tropical touch
Albert Parsons
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There are thousands of
species of palm trees ranging
from desert palms to palm
trees that live in the understory
of tropical rain forests. Not all
— in fact, not many — are
suitable to be grown indoors
as potted plants.
Palms trees are elegant
plants that lend a sense of
majestic tropical grandeur to
an interior landscape. If you
think you might like to add a
palm tree to your interior
garden, choose carefully and
read plant labels so that you
get a palm that will be
relatively happy in your home.
Generally palms are divided
into two general groupings,
feather and fan. The latter are
usually not suited to use
indoors, but it is within the
feather palms that we can find
some species that will perform
satisfactorily indoors.
The term feather palm
comes from the leaf structure
of such palms. The leaflets are
arranged along the sides of the
leaf stalk to create fronds that
have a feathery appearance.
There are three palms that
are the most suited to indoor
culture and one of them is the
parlour palm. These are tall,
upright growing plants whose
fronds do not cascade as those
of some palms do.
Parlour palms are large
plants and if you decide to
acquire one, get as small a
specimen as you can because
it will grow quite quickly and
will
eventually
outgrow its indoor
space.
Palm
trees
cannot be
t o p trimmed;
the fronds
emerge from a
central growing
tip and if the tops are
cut off, the palm will die.
Other than removal of
damaged or brown
leaves to improve
the aesthetics of
the tree, a palm
should not be pruned.
Two other feather palms
that will acclimatize to
being grown indoors are
the kentia palm and the
lady palm. They have
similar growth habits
and they differ from the
parlour palm in that they
are not quite as tall and they
are a bit wider so occupy more
space in the interior landscape.
Although palms seem
exotic, the above-mentioned
species are relatively low-care
plants. They are not subject to
frequent insect or disease
problems, although when
choosing a specimen in a retail
establishment, check the
undersides of the leaves for
mealy bugs and spider mites.
As with any newly
purchased plant, you may
want to take precautionary
action when you get the plant
home by enclosing it in a large
plastic bag and spraying some
aerosol insecticide into the bag
and then sealing the bag for a
couple of hours — or spray the
plant
thoroughly
with
insecticidal soap.
You also may want to isolate
the palm from your other
plants and examine it carefully
for a week or so before
introducing it to the other
plants in your interior
landscape.
All of these palms prefer
part shade, so any location that
receives bright indirect light
will suit them. They will
appreciate direct sun from a
window during the winter but
this light exposure will be too
strong during the summer.
When you purchase a palm,
it will probably be potted in a
sandy soil — palms demand
good drainage and a light soil.
Don’t be tempted to
immediately re-pot your new
palm, or at least do not
increase the pot size if you do
plant it into a different
container.
It might be best to simply
slip its existing container into
an attractive jardinière as
palms are shallow-rooted and
resent having their roots
disturbed. They also do not
like to be over-potted, which is
fortunate because keeping
your palm in a smaller pot will
reduce its rate of growth so
that it will not outgrow its
location in the indoor garden
too quickly.
Like other indoor foliage
plants, water less
frequently and
fertilize not at
all in the
winter.
Increase the use of fertilizer
and frequency of watering
during the summer; keep the
soil moderately moist but not
sodden — palms are not water
plants and resent wet feet.
Remove
damaged
or
completely brown fronds but
be cautious about removing
fronds that begin to turn
yellow. Palm trees continue to
draw nutrients from yellowing
leaves, and continue to do so
until the leaves are completely
dead and brown.
Removal of such fronds too
soon deprives the palm of
nutrients and weakens the
plant. Give a palm tree a
shower once in a while —
preferably with non-softened
water.
Whether in a public space,
in an apartment foyer, or in a
private residence, a palm tree
can add graceful beauty to an
indoor space. This wonderfully
exotic plant will add a tropical
touch wherever it is used.
LEFT: The large fronds of parlour
palms are indeed quite feathery.
RIGHT: The parlour palm can grow
quite tall and will eventually outgrow most indoor spaces. (All photos
by Albert Parsons/For the Sun)
The
Kentia
palm’s fronds
are a bit denser
and more fanshaped than the
leaves of the
parlour palm,
although it is
still classed as a
feather palm and
is suitable for
use indoors.
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COMMUNITY NEWS • 5
BOWLING RESULTS
BOWLERS OF THE WEEK
Week of Dec. 15-19:
Bob Komosky
Provincial Mixed + 93
Jodi Brand
Week of Jan. 5-9:
Pierre Vielfaure
Sharon Prost
Week of Jan. 12-16:
Bob Botham
Lynn White
5-PIN
BOWLING
220
206
181
164
147
508
451
424
390
356
262
222
221
191
180
624
616
594
514
501
TUESDAY NIGHT THUNDERBIRD LADIES
JAN. 13
Glenys Stanley
Doris Haslen
Angie Smith
Joan Walwyn
191 (570)
208 (470)
190 (497)
179 (496)
MEN’S THUNDERBIRD LEAGUE JAN. 14
HIGH TRIPLE & SINGLE
Garry Hamm
962 (365)
Terry Wikstrom
699 (293)
Len Isleifson
698 (299)
Dave Mansell
691 (239)
Perry Bender
687 (280)
HIGH POA
Greg Boulet
+123 (205)
Tim Ingraham
+94 (212)
Ryan Hurst
+94 (220)
Skylar Peters
+43 (196)
MONDAY NIGHT MIXED JAN. 12
Grant Olyniuk
Dave Stone
Mark Thomaas
Joel Wyspinski
Grant Olyniuk
Heather Arthurson
Brianne Fulmore
Kim Rey
Verna Jago
Bev Powell
Michelle Gregory
Verna Jago
606 (271)
555 (200)
510 (188)
169
+111
631 (283)
575 (228)
467 (170)
165
155
152
+82
WEDNESDAY GOLDEN AGE JAN. 14
Cliff Langan
Elwood Myers
Harold Jonasson
Ralph Brooking
Wayne Brown
Bob Isleifson
Elwood Myers
Marilyn Dickson
Pat Farrant
Florence Brown
Irene Helgason
Elsie Lederhaus
Doreen Isleifson
Marilyn Dickson
364 (184)
362 (186)
347 (180)
177
170
162
+22
367 (201)
360 (211)
355 (179)
154
146
146
+59
Tuesdays 9:30 a.m. Seniors
High Scratch Game/Series
Men
Ryan Schofield
203
Henry Rempel
556
Ladies
Elsie Thomson
211
Tena Welsh
581
High Handicap Games/Series
Men
Gord Thomson
255
Floyd Sager
684
Ladies
Doris Hiscock
261
Joyce Opperman
706
Special Mention:
Henry Rempel
+25
Tena Welsh
+74 POA
Tuesdays 6 p.m. Mixed
Men
Maurice Fry
315
Doug Bailey
679
Ladies
Dawna Buhler
253
Judy Cornish
578
Men
Jade Johnston
342
Keith Letts
786
Ladies
Karen Peace
259
Sherry Reimer
722
Special Mention:
Sherry Reimer
+62 POA
Tuesdays 8:30 p.m. Men’s
Chris Peace
223
Wayne Milliken
603
Blaine Williamson
268
Travis Buhler
688
Special Mention:
Chris Peace
+21 POA
Wednesdays 1:30 Ladies
Linda Johnson
241
Jean Barber
639
Eva Johnson
284
Gwen Archibald
762
Special Mention:
Jean Barber
+126POA
Wednesdays 6 p.m. Mixed
Men
Jake Enns
Ray Green
Ladies
Linda Letts
Brooklyn Chapman
Men
Brian LePoudre
Alvin Howarth
Ladies
Judy Foote
Victoria Clement
Special Mention:
Jake Enns
Linda Letts
+45 POA
Boys
William Simard
Owen Maurice
Girls
Lexie Green
Avery Magwood
246
565
214
552
268
713
268
714
+111
Thursdays 4 p.m. Youth Bowling
Mixed
Boys
Chad Martins
128
Aiden Henrich
243
Girls
Hailey Reimer
172
Avery Magwood
233
Tuesday Jan. 13 Afternoon
Pins Over Average
Men Bill Challner
+117
Ladies Nora Crowe
+103
Over 200 Game
Bill Challner
260, 231 & 207
Eldon Stobbe
200
Over 600 (3 Game Total Points)
Bill Challner
693
Tuesday Jan. 13 Evening
Pins Over Average
Men Don Voodre
+72
Ladies Donna Garland
+57
Over 200 Game
George Garland
222 & 202
Henry Timmer
237
Don Voodre
223
Doug Harper
222
Kim Patterson
221
Barry Nelson
203
Glenn Kentner
623
Wednesday Jan. 14 Afternoon
Pins Over Average
Ladies Lorette Green
+79
Over 200 Game
Laura Cuvelier
232
Aggie Jean Wear
216
Wednesday Jan. 14 Evening
Pins Over Average
Men Jim Ball
+122
Ladies Alma Reimer
+6
Over 200 Game
Barry Nelson
236
Alma Reimer
239
George Garland
204
Dave Unrau
238
Jim Ball
214, 246 & 229
Glenn Kentner
201
Doug Harper
200
Gary Zieler
208 & 225
Henry Timmer
237
Jim Ball
689
Thursday Jan. 15 Afternoon
Pins Over Average
Men Jake Neufeld
Ladies Anna Grace Diehl
Over 200 Game
Jim Hart
Jake Neufeld
Dave Unrau
MONDAY MEN’S MERCANTILE
MEN’S HIGH SINGLE
Jeff Holder
Jason Malowski
Corey Van De Mosselae
MEN’S HIGH SERIES
Jason Malowski
Corey Van De Mosselae
Jeff Holder
HIGH TEAM SERIES
Accel Towing
HIGH TEAM SER - HDCP
SCP
HIGH POA SERIES
Jason Martens
257
248
247
699
682
674
2331
2908
+166
SWINGING SENIORS
MEN’S HIGH SINGLE
Don Couling
Gord Gurk
Dave Bell
WOMEN’S HIGH SINGLE
Maureen Mansell
Marsha Rice
Karen Rodgers
MEN’S HIGH SERIES
Don Couling
Gord Gurk
Dave Bell
WOMEN’S HIGH SERIES
Maureen Mansell
Marsha Rice
Gail Pryke
MEN’S POA SERIES
Don Couling
WOMEN’S POA SERIES
Maureen Mansell
236
205
194
188
183
171
571
543
495
493
462
450
+70
+55
LUCKY SEVEN LADIES
HIGH SINGLE
Gail Hickson
Mary Williamson
Gail Pryke
HIGH SERIES
Mary Williamson
Gail Pryke
Gail Hickson
HIGH POA SERIES
Mary Williamson
172
161
153
463
442
431
+43
10-PIN
BOWLING
T-BIRD MIX & MATCH
MEN’S HIGH SINGLE
Rudy Von Hertzberg
Dave Kaye
Martin Kusela
Darlene Teeple
Denise Bialas
Bev McKenzie
MEN’S HIGH SERIES
Rudy Von Hertzberg
Dave Kaye
Bob Freeman
Darlene Teeple
Denise Bialas
Tammy Carleton
MEN’S POA SERIES
Dave Kaye
Denise Bialas
246
245
201
212
201
175
536
524
488
+82
WHEAT CITY MIXED
+140
MEN’S HIGH SINGLE
Wally Matskiw
Dale Wallace
Rudy Von Hertzberg
Kim Karlicki
Rosa Van DeMosselaer
Gail Pryke
Melanie Wallace
MEN’S HIGH SERIES
Wally Matskiw
Gihong Baek
Rudy Von Hertzberg
Melanie Wallace
Kim Karlicki
Gail Pryke
HIGH TEAM SERIES
Pinpals
HIGH TEAM SER – HDCP
Thunderbird Bowl
MEN’S POA SERIES
Wally Matskiw
Amanda Matskiw
681
619
565
188
166
166
144
326
288
279
+66
SPO THUNDERBIRDS
MEN’S HIGH SINGLE
Craig McIaren
Wayne Bauche
Matthew Gero
Ashley Batt
Darbe Cunnungham
Shannon Bauche
MEN’S HIGH SERIES
Craig McIaren
Dave Walwyn
Wayne Bauche
Ashley Batt
Darbe Cunnungham
Loris Desmarais
MEN’S POA SERIES
Craig McIaren
Rhonda Hartlan
178
171
166
156
145
143
337
321
310
305
271
253
+55
+41
WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEN’S
258
254
245
245
742
694
628
2438
2738
+133
ENERGIZER BUNNIES
HIGH SINGLE
Marsha Rice
Darlene Stanger
Mary Williamson
HIGH SERIES
Mary Williamson
Marsha Rice
Darlene Stanger
HIGH POA SERIES
Mary Williamson
MASTERS BOWLING CLUB
HIGH SINGLE
Roger Fortier
Steve Morrison
Bruce St. Louis
Bob Harper
HIGH SERIES
Roger Fortier
Bob Harper
Steve Morrison
HIGH POA SERIES
Bob Harper
Wally Matskiw
Johnathan Moorehead
Barry Chernos
Olli Gruetzner
HIGH SERIES
Wally Matskiw
Johnathan Moorehead
Kim Peters
HIGH TEAM SERIES
Coca Cola
HIGH TEAM SER – HDCP
Coca Cola
HIGH POA SERIES
Wally Matskiw
198
161
157
452
451
410
+35
280
237
233
195
186
180
180
816
656
648
495
485
468
2274
2761
+207
+65
SATURDAY 8 FOR 8 YBC
BANTAM
BOY’S HIGH SINGLE
Israel Potter
Trent Hagman
Brett Mawer
GIRL’S HIGH SINGLE
Kelsey Gloor
BOY’S HIGH SERIES
Israel Potter
Trent Hagman
Brett Mawer
GIRL’S HIGH SERIES
Kelsey Gloor
180
177
118
85
453
441
335
238
HIGH SINGLE
+56
+50
202
225
240
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Mondays 1:30 p.m. Mixed
High Scratch /Series
Men
Ray Green
296
Ryan Schofield
529
Ladies
Yvonne Sparrow
232
Linda Enns
553
High Handicap Game/Series
Men
Jim Johnston
270
Ron VanMol
695
Ladies
Ruby Johnston
266
Mary Bedford
699
Special Mention:
Ray Green
+115
Yvonne Sparrow
+137 POA
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YOUR
SUPPORT
TODAY
In Person:
By Cheque:
By Phone:
On-line:
Anita
Haigh
271
662
Top scores Jan. 11 – 17
Gail Pryke
Our Goal:
KILLARNEY JAN. 5
237
589
The BTBA Westoba Credit
Union Brandon men’s and
women’s city singles event to
be hosted by Thunderbird
Bowl, was rescheduled to
Sunday, Jan. 25. Watch for the
results.
You can check out the full
league standings by going on
line to thunderbirdbowl.ca and
clicking on the Standings box.
Visit Thunderbird Bowl at
2140 Currie Boulevard, or call
204-727-2695.
Thursday Jan. 15 Evening
Pins Over Average
Men John Reimer
+204
Ladies Miki Paramor
+80
Over 200 Game
Helen Nantais
221 & 201
Henry Timmer
232
Justin Reimer
203 & 204
John Reimer
795
LADIES HIGH SINGLE AND
TRIPLE
Laura Tycoles
332 (786)
Gisele Sayer
228 (623)
CoraLee Baker
218 (616)
LADIES HIGH POA
Lorrie Sneesby
226 +76
Lynn White
224 +48
Nok Lehnert
198 +33
MEN’S HIGH SINGLE AND
TRIPLE
Wes Rushton
316 (704)
Jerry Sayer
268 (661)
Ian Mackie
248 (653)
MEN’S HIGH POA
Tom Gibson
271 +73
Derek Dash
219 +69
Stan Driedger
215 +58
236
567
239
417
Monday Jan. 12 Evening
Pins Over Average
Men Don Dekoninck
+76
Ladies Lorraine Reimer
+25
Over 200 Game
Jean McCallum
200
John Reimer
203
Don Koninck
203
Garrick Harper
228
Glenn Kentner
232 & 200
Cliff McCallum
218 & 215
Ray Wabick
221
Helen Nantais
201
Mike Nantais
223
Barry Nelson
208 & 225
Glenn Kentner
608
Cliff McCallum
606
MONDAY NIGHT PROVINCIAL MIXED
JAN. 19
Mondays 6 p.m. Mixed
High Scratch /Series
Men
Jack McKay
Wayne Milliken
Ladies
Jen Forsyth
Heather Johansen
High Handicap Game/Series
Men
Mark Ireland
Morley Johansen
Ladies
239
459
BOISSEVAIN JAN. 12
Connie Johnson 286
Janelle Johnson 743
TUESDAY’S MIXED LEAGUE JAN. 13
Ashley Gillies
Michelle Petch
Cassie Mackie
Debbie Kooting
Vicki Elin
WOMEN’S HIGH TRIPLE
Michelle Petch
Cassie Mackie
Debbie Kooting
Vicki Elin
Ashley Gillies
MEN’S HIGH SINGLE
Jeff Ketch
Jason Mackie
Ralf Kampe
Norm Kusela
Jack Kooting
MEN’S HIGH TRIPLE
Jeff Ketch
Jason Mackie
Ralf Kampe
Jack Kooting
Norm Kusela
Michelle Brown
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LEAGUE CORNER
BRIDGE
Prairie Oasis duplicate bridge, Howell movement
— Jan. 19
1. Rhea Chudy and Ian Hamberg
2. Ed Cuthill and Ed McKechnie
3. Heather Martin and Ada Bergson
4. Judy Crawford and Sylvia Fawcett
65.42 per cent
60.99 per cent
60.16 per cent
55.00 per cent
— Jan. 15
T-1. Rhea Chudy and Ian Hamberg
T-1. Aude Pingard and Ken Drake
2. Maurice Kochinsky and Jake Bush
3. Yvonne and Dennis Smith
61.11 per cent
61.11 per cent
56.25 per cent
53.47 per cent
Prairie Oasis contract bridge
— Jan. 21
1. Ernie Kempthorne
2, Jean Hawkins
3. Chifford Glenn
5390 points
4980 points
4710 points
— Jan. 16
1. Doreen McKechnie
2. Lorna Reilly
3. Kathy Clark
4580 points
4160 points
3730 points
1. Ray West
2. Anne West
3. George McGregor
4290 points
3710 points
3190 points
CRIBBAGE
Prairie Oasis Cribbage
— Jan. 20
1. Ray Hazlewood
742 points
2. Bee Meek
732 points
3. Gerri Hazlewood
717 points
Young people play the computer game Minecraft in a unique fundraiser at the East End Community Centre for a school trip to
Quebec. The day was such a fun and creative success, a second round is planned for Feb. 21. (Submitted)
Kids mine their minds in gaming fundraiser
2015
CHRISTMAS
CHEER
Every year, thanks to your
generosity, the Christmas Cheer
Board helps distribute hampers of
food, toys and Christmas goodies to
families in need around Westman.
LIONS MANOR GAMES
For week ending Jan. 16, 2015
Ponytail Canasta – Jan. 10
Aces: Donna Brown
Sarah McLarty
Enid Lawrence
Kings: Kaye Ash
Gladys Welbourne
Queens: Hattie Pearson
Shirley Macdonald
Jacks: Dawn Battams
Betty Wilson
Tens: Flora Dyer
Marilyn Gordon
Collected at the Brandon Sun:
500 – Jan. 12
1. Eleanor Fischer
2. Frieda Taylor
T-3. Doris Stone
T-3. Lorna Workman
5. Dawn Battams
6. Jean Tufts
7. Kathy McCourt
Bridge – Jan. 13
1. Jean Tufts
2. Jean Hawkins
3. Armand Maillet
4. Irene Clermont
Cribbage – Jan. 14
1. Anne Melnyk
2. Audrey Tomiski
3. Elsie Parobec
4. Louisa Giesbrecht
5. Sarah McLarty
6. Lena Donals
7. Margaret McCormick
Whist – Jan. 16
1. Jean Tufts
2. Frieda Taylor
3. Gladys Tiller
4. Sharon Brooks
5. Shirley Pawlowski
6. Dawn Battams
IN MEMORY OF STAN
FROM ELSIE CZERKAWSKI
& FAMILY
100.00
SUSAN & BOB
TAIT
100.00
IN MEMORY
OF HENRY
LAWRENCE
25.00
On Jan. 2, a group of students and
their parents brought in the new year
with a “pretty cool” day of fundraising
at the East End Community Centre.
A group of about 20 kids from École
New Era and École Harrison schools
are going to Quebec, and the parents’
group decided to augment the usual
food and chocolate fundraisers with
some creative computer gaming.
“We thought we'd embrace the idea
of building some community, getting
kids together to hack away at Minecraft
for a day and get some competitive play
in as well,” said James Chambers, one
of the parents.
“There were hundreds of dollars in
prizes, snacks available and lunch
provided. It was a pretty cool day.”
The event saw about 35 kids come out
for a day of exploring, building,
competition and group missions playing
Minecraft.
“Honestly, I was blown away by what
the kids were able to create,” Chambers
said. “In one day, there were working
machines, traps, mazes, pixel art, and
even a mansion with bedrooms, a
backyard swimming pool and more.”
It was so successful, the parents are
planning the next fundraiser (with more
Minecraft) on Feb. 21. For information
on
that,
check
out:
http://bit.ly/ptbrandon .
» Brandon Sun
Cow’s milk a no-no for kitty
From old picture books to
movies, a cat lapping up a
saucer of milk is one of those
age-old classic images.
But as it turns out, you can’t
believe everything you see. The
Total this week
225.00
truth is, milk is not good for
Previous total
48,793.57
cats.
Total to date
49,018.57
Cats are unable to digest
cow’s milk. Their bodies are
2015 simply not designed to produce
enough lactase to break down
the enzymes in the lactose
SUN FUND
found in cow’s milk. That is to
FOR KIDS
say that cats are actually lactose
intolerant.
The argument many people
Every year, thanks to your
generosity, the Sun Fund helps send will make is that they would
underprivileged kids to enjoy a
feed their cats milk all the time
summer camp.
growing up on the farm — to
which I usually respond that
Donations received for the week
on the farm, you generally
ending Friday, Jan. 16, 2015
don’t have to deal with the
repercussions afterwards.
I.O.D.E. DE
As with humans who are
WINTON
unable to digest milk products,
CHAPTER
200.00
BRANDON
cats that are fed milk products
CITY LODGE
usually suffer a bad case of
NO. 6 I.O.O.F
50.00
diarrhea,
sometimes
accompanied by vomiting.
PREVIOUS
Symptoms don’t always show
BALANCE
13,955.00
up right away, but usually
TOTAL TO DATE
appear within 24 hours.
from Oct. 1, 2014
to present
14,205.00
Lactose intolerance is the
most common issue cats can
Attention gamers and league
have from drinking milk — but
organizers: We will print results from in some cases, a full-blown
any activity that is regular, organized allergic response can occur.
and competitive. Submit your scores
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being
unable to break down the
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enzymes found in milk, the
Dana Grove
PET’S BEST
FRIEND
Dana Grove is an animal lover who
works with several pet organizations
in Brandon.
» communitynews@brandonsun.com
rich proteins found in milk
only add calories to your cat’s
already protein-rich diet. Cat
foods contain all the nutrients
and minerals a cat needs.
But kittens drink milk, don’t
they? They certainly do — but
the milk that kittens drink is
not the same type of milk we
purchase at the grocery store.
As a matter of fact, feeding
a young kitten with cow’s milk
could be very dangerous for his
health. Aside from the lactose
in cow’s milk, it does not have
the right balance of whey and
casein for kittens.
Kittens that need to be bottlefed or supplemented with milk
should be fed a “kitten milk
replacer” designed specifically
for cats.
While some people have cats
that tolerate small amounts of
milk here and there, it is
important to be aware that
issues can develop over time
and with age. Your cat’s
digestive system is not designed
to handle dairy products.
If you really want to give
your cat a little milk here and
there, purchase a milk replacer
or a “cat milk” from a store or
veterinary clinic that carries
them.
These
products
are
formulated for cats, and while
some do contain milk
products, they are modified to
reduce lactose and balance the
whey and casein ratio to ensure
they are digestible for cats.
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The Void fills this month’s void in Manitoba Music Makers
Frank McGwire
HAPPENINGS
ON THE SCENE
Frank McGwire is a veteran of the
local radio industry, a musician and
booster of the music scene in Brandon and Westman.
» opinion@brandonsun.com
I’ve said it before and I’ll be
happy to say it again — this
column exists because of the
local
music
and
entertainment scene.
So when a local group
approaches me for the
purposes of some gratis PR,
when time and space allow I
get right to it. After all, that
is my modus operandi when
it comes to “Happenings on
the Scene”: When people
make things happen through
their music or music-based
events, I let people know.
This week I’d like to switch
lanes and head down an
avenue we don’t usually tread
in this forum. We’re going to
bring your attention to a
rather new metal act to hail
from the City O’ Wheat —
The Void.
It was brought to my
attention that this hard
working and even harder
rocking crew recently found
out that they qualified for the
Wacken Metal Battle in
Winnipeg.
Naturally they were really
excited
to
have
this
opportunity. After all, the
Wacken is held in Germany
and it’s the largest outdoor
band battle festival on the
face of the planet to which
thousands upon thousands of
metal heads from various
points of the globe converge.
Although their Winnipeg
show didn’t go as planned
(they were edged out by a
Winnipeg band), I give these
guys an A for effort. As a
result
they’ve
earned
“Happenings” Manitoba
Music Makers Monthly
acknowledgement
for
January.
There will be many more
contests and gigs for The
Void if they continue with
their drive and desire behind
the music they make and
perform when they take to
the stage.
Speaking of which, the
guys in The Void are no
strangers to stages here in BTown, according to drummer
David Todd.
“We have played several
local shows over the last year
at the North Hill Inn. We
have opened for bands like
Exes for Eyes and Tribune,”
he said.
The guys have also
branched out to include
promoters on their rock ’n’
roll resume and Todd says
there’ll be more of that action
to come.
“In November we put on
an all-ages show at Park
Community Centre. That was
the first show that our band
has actually put on and it was
such a great experience that
we’ve decided to do more.”
After their bid to advance
to the Wacken battle at a
show earlier this month at
The Zoo in Winnipeg’s
Osborne Village, The Void
is set to play a homecoming
show of sorts and everyone
who appreciates the heaviest
of heavy metal is invited,
Todd said.
“We are playing another
all ages show at the East
End Community Centre on
Saturday, Feb. 7.” The
shows will continue into
March as the guys are set to
play the opening slot on the
bill when Exes for Eyes
come through Brandon
again. For details on these shows
and more, check out The
Void’s Facebook page.
THE VOID AT A GLANCE:
The Void is a heavy metal
band comprised of five band
members from Brandon and
Ste. Rose.
Bryan Deslauriers – vocals
David Todd – drums
Derek Bournon – guitar
Chris Gerritzon – guitar
Josh Christle – bass
The Void has been playing
together since the summer
of
2013
and
Bryan
Deslauriers was added to
the band in July of 2014
after the departure of their
original vocalist.
The Void writes original
heavy metal songs and is
influenced by bands such as
Dark Tranquility, In Flames,
Soilwork,
Slipknot,
Monuments and many other
bands.
They enjoy playing shows
in Brandon and have
recently put on their own
show at Park Community
Keeping You Informed
www.brandon.ca
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
STREET CLOSURE BY-LAW NO. 7107
MEADOWS-WAVERLY, LINDEN LANES,
UNIVERSITY AND VICTORIA WARD MEETING
Please take notice that an informal community meeting for residents of the
Meadows-Waverly, Linden Lanes, University and Victoria Ward will take place as follows:
[
Wednesday, February 4, 2015 – 7:00 P.M.
Westridge Community Centre, 32 Willowdale Crescent
The following items will be discussed
at the meeting:
1. 2015 Budget
2. Sewage & Water Backups
3. Street Cleaning
4. City and Ward Issues
Centre, featuring bands
from all over Manitoba,
which was well supported
by the local metal scene.
They have another all-ages
show planned for Feb. 7 at
the East End Community
Centre.
The Void has a strong
stage presence and works at
getting the audience to their
feet and enjoying the live
music experience. Band
members also like to get into
the actual audience to
further the experience and
to connect with the
audience.
]
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the provisions of The Municipal Act, that the Council of
the City of Brandon intends to pass a by-law on the 17th day of February A.D. 2015 at a meeting to be
convened in the Council Chamber, Civic Administration Building, 410 – 9th Street, Brandon, Manitoba
at 7:00 p.m. for the purpose of closing and conveying a portion of the public walkway in Plan 1608 and
1913 BLTO, located west of
Cornwallis Crescent between
Balmoral Bay and McLeod Drive,
identified as Parcel A on the
following map:
Members of Administration will be in attendance.
Councillor Barry Cullen, Victoria Ward 3
Councillor Jeff Harwood, University Ward 4
Councillor John LoRegio, Meadows-Waverly Ward 5
Councillor Shawn Berry, Linden Lanes Ward 7
At such meeting, prior to
passage of By-law No. 7107, the
Council will conduct a Public
Hearing to allow any interested
person to make representation,
ask questions, or register an
objection regarding this by-law.
Any information and documents
concerning this by-law and the
procedures to be followed at the
Hearing are available for review
at the Office of the City Clerk of
the City of Brandon, Civic
Administration Building at any
time during regular office hours
prior to the passage of the bylaw.
Dated this Dated this 21st day of January, A.D. 2015.
www.brandon.ca
H. Ewasiuk
City Clerk, City of Brandon
READERS TRAIN THEIR LENSES ON A WINTER WONDERLAND
It was a blaze of morning glory when Earl Van Renselaar of Brandon looked out his kitchen window on Jan. 13. The Viterra elevator at Forrest was silouetted against the beautiful sunrise,
so Earl forwarded his photo to grain buyer Ray Baloun, who in turn, forwarded it on to the Sun.
Up close or as a vista, the hoarfrost in Westman was stunning on Jan. 20. Liam Pattison, of Brandon,
captured these images of its wonder on the dead leaves of a tree in his backyard. Meanwhile, Brandon
Sun photographer Colin Corneau was out on the walking path along 34th Street that day.
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FRIDAY, JAN. 30
Expressions Coffee House
is hosting their fourth event at
First Baptist Church. Doors
open at 6:30 p.m. and music
begins at 7 p.m. This is an
interdenominational project
bringing together great local
Christian talent and fellowship
in
a
Christ-centered
environment. Admission is by
good-will offering. Coffee is
free and specialty food will be
provided for cash sale by Aida’s
Catering. All are welcome to
attend. For more information
visit expressionsbrandon.com
• • •
Join Westman Wilderness
Club for an overnight winter
camp near Riding Mountain
National Park. Also a day
snowshoe on Jan. 31. Call
Roger at 204-726-5293.
• • •
Seniors for Seniors offers a
Birthday Tea on the last Friday
of the month. We celebrate our
members birthdays with coffee
and cake. Cost: $3 for guests;
no charge for the birthday
person.
• • •
Come and enjoy afternoon
dancing, music and fellowship
at Central Community Centre.
Dancing takes place every
Friday from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30
p.m. with a live band. Lunch
provided. Admission is $5.
Everyone welcome. For further
info, call Marjorie at 204-7273680 or Alda at 204-728-8790.
• • •
Brandon Farmers’ Market is
open from 9:30 a.m. until 4
p.m. inside the Town Centre
concourse featuring local
products including baking,
canning, jewelry, crafts and
more.
• • •
82 Brandon Royal Canadian
Air Cadet Squadron meets
every Friday evening from
6:30-9:30 p.m. at the Brandon
Armoury from September to
June. Youth ages 12-18 are
invited to join at any time
throughout the year. There are
no fees to join and uniforms are
provided.
For
more
information, call 204-725-4703
or visit 82air.ca.
• • •
The Royal Regiment of
Canadian Artillery (RCA
Museum) at CFB Shilo —
Come and see our First World
War exhibit commemorating
the 100th anniversary of the
First World War as well as the
100th anniversary of Princess
Patricia’s Canadian Light
Infantry. Our Gun Park is open
year-round with 28 guns and
vehicles on display with
interpretive panels. Dress for
the weather as it is an outdoor
display located outside our
building. Winter hours:
Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. Admission is charged at
the door. Call 204-765-3000 for
more information or to book a
group tour or individuals may
self-guide during hours of
operation.
• • •
Daly House Museum - The
museum will be open for
regular winter hours 10 a.m. to
noon and 1-5 p.m. The next
exhibit, Gowen’s Brandon:
Then and Now, will open on
Jan. 21 with a reception at 7
p.m. This exhibit will run until
April
30.
For
more
information, call the museum
at 204-727-1722.
• • •
The Brandon General
Museum and Archives On the
ground floor of the old
Manitoba Telephone building
at 19 Ninth St. Hours: Tuesday
to Saturday, 1 p.m.- 4 p.m. On
display is a new exhibit
showcasing Manitoba Telecom
Services’ history.
• • •
The Commonwealth Air
Training Plan Museum Hours are 1 p.m.-4 p.m, seven
days a week. The museum is
Canada’s only air museum
solely dedicated to the
preservation of the history of
those who trained and fought
for the British Commonwealth
during the Second World War.
Check out the RCAF Second
World War Memorial, a black
granite wall about 300 feet in
length containing the names of
more than 19,000 fatalities,
with a larger-than-life bronze
statue representing the fallen.
• • •
Brandon
Community
Builders “The Store,” is open
Friday and Saturday from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Rolling
Spokes building (former
Radics). Use the back door.
Something for everyone:
furniture, dishes, toys, new and
used doors, appliances etc. For
more info, call 204-717-9900.
• • •
Seniors for Seniors offers
exercise group at 9:30 a.m.
with leader Lorraine Rozak
with walking and light
strengthening. Members $3.50;
non-members $4.50. Rowdy
Bunch at 1:30 p.m. Cards and
shuffleboard keep this bunch
coming each week. Members
$3.50; non-members $4.50.
Call 204-571-2050 for more
info.
• • •
Narcotics
Anonymous
group meets Fridays at St.
Mary’s Church, 9:30 p.m.
• • •
Weekly meat draws are held
at the Royal Canadian Legion
No. 3 in the lounge every
Friday and Saturday from
4:30-6 p.m. for members and
guests.
• • •
Prairie Oasis offers exercise
at 10 a.m. Cost is $3; Scrabble
at 1 p.m. Cost is $3; contract
bridge at 1 p.m. Cost is $3. For
• • •
at the Army, Navy and Airforce
Club No. 10 in the lounge
every Friday at 5:30 p.m. and
Saturday at 5 p.m. All welcome
for members and guests.
THATʼS A WRAP ON A GREAT CNIB FUNDRAISER
CNIB is thanking more than 120 volunteers, the Shoppers Mall in Brandon and the people of Westman for helping to make its holiday
gift-wrap centre a big success. The centre, which was open at the Shoppers Mall from Dec. 5 to Dec. 24, raised $13,520. The mall
was a title sponsor of the centre, providing the venue space and supplies. The money raised will go to support CNIB programs and
services. Pictured are (L-R): Ruth Baker, CNIB administrative assistant; CNIB volunteers Sandra Pierson, Joyce Gardiner, Bob
McMillan and Lin McMillian; Candace McKenzie, Shoppers Mall marketing director; and Samantha Wells, Shoppers Mall guest
services supervisor. (Submitted)
SATURDAY, JAN. 31
Dance at Park Avenue
Activity Centre with music by
DJ Frank-It-Up from 8 p.m. to
midnight, sponsored by Prairie
Social Singles. Dry bar. Snacks
served. Non-members $15;
members and associates $12.
For more information, call
Lorraine at 204-725-2389.
• • •
The Global Market has
moved inside for the winter!
We are now open year round.
The Global Market is open
every Saturday at 23 12th Street
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• • •
FLK Taoist Tai Chi
Beginner class: Open Practice takes place from 10-11 a.m.;
Continuing class - Open
Practice from 11 a.m. to noon
at St. Matthew’s Church. For
•••
Overeaters Anonymous
meet Saturdays at 10:30 a.m.
in
the
John
Howard
boardroom at 153 8th Street.
For more info, call 204-7617504 or visit oa.org.
•••
Zen Tao Chi-Kung Tai Chi
is practised at the Brandon
School of Dance (126 10 Street)
at 9 a.m. Beginners are welcome
anytime. For more info, call Sally
204-726-8220; Roger 204-7265293.
•••
The Brandon Hills Model
Railway is located at 19 Ninth
Street. We have two layouts, ‘N’
and ‘H.O’ scales. We will offer
advice on your layout and
construction and check out your
model trains. We are open from
10 a.m. until noon every
Saturday. For more info, call Bob
at 204-727-5114.
•••
Brandon Community
Orchestra meets Saturdays at the
Brandon University’s Kinsmen
Rehearsal Hall from 9:30 a.m.
until noon. For more info, call
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Divorced, widowed, single?
Come join us. Prairie Social
Singles, a group of people who
like to play pool, dance, have
coffee and make new friends.
Contact Elvin 204-729-9001.
SUNDAY, FEB. 1
Westman Self-Defence Club
holds classes at the Ukrainian
National Home from 2-4 p.m.
16-years-olds and up. For more
info, call Justin at 204-720-9948.
• • •
Why eat alone? Club 77
members enjoy getting together
for Sunday brunch each week
at 11:45 a.m. at the Clay Pot
Cafe. Good food! Great
hospitality! New to Brandon?
Call 204-728-0627 or 204-7268240
or
email
club77singles@outlook.com.
Fun and Friendship since 1977!
• • •
The Wawanesa Lions Club
Art Mart is a small gift shop
with handcrafted items from
Lions and local artisans. It is
located in the Lions Clubhouse
at 132 Fifth Street, (behind the
Fire Hall). It is open Sundays
from 1-5 p.m., occasional
Saturdays and by appointment.
Call 204-824-2722 or 204-8242457 for information or
appointments.
FLK Taoist Tai Chi
Registration for Beginners
takes place the week of Feb. 2
before each class as follows:
Monday 9:30 a.m.; Tuesday
5:30 p.m.; Wednesday 7 p.m.;
Thursday 1:30 p.m. at St.
Mathew’s Cathedral. For more
info, call 204-571-0684.
• • •
ANAF Ladies Auxiliary
meets at 7:30 p.m. at the club
rooms, 31 14th St.
• • •
The Brandon Camera Club
meets in the lecture theatre at
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• • •
Adult
Children
of
Alcoholics meet every Monday
evening at St. Matthew’s
Cathedral at 7 p.m. For more
info, call Kathy at 204-730-0369
or Larry at 204-570-2020.
• • •
#60 Royal Canadian Sea
Cadet Corp Swiftsure is
enrolling youth ages 12-18.
Learn
marksmanship,
seamanship, sailing, leadership
and citizenship. Parades are at
the Brandon Armoury Monday
nights from September to June.
For more information, call the
ship’s office at 204-728-3168
(leave message) or contact
debbie.mcarthur@cadets.gc.ca.
New cadets are welcome to sign
up for this rewarding youth
program.
• • •
Meal on Wheels deliver a
hot, nutritious meal by noon
Monday to Friday to people
living in their homes at a cost of
$8 per meal. Meals for the
weekend are available as cold
meals and they are sent out on
Fridays. Meals are available to
anyone in Brandon by calling
Prairie Oasis at 204-727-6641
• • •
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from the west parking lot, south
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on a jump (flash) drive, a CD
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also.
• • •
Heritage Arts Centre
Gallery in Hamiota is open on
Monday, Wednesdays and
Fridays from 1-4 p.m. or call
204-764-2400 to make out-ofhours appointments. Gallery
exhibition for month of
December: A beautiful display
of quilts from Hamiota’s “Quilt
‘Til You Wilt” club.
• • •
Brookdale Belles and Beaus
Square Dance Club dance
Monday nights at the
Brookdale Community Hall at
7:30 p.m. New dancers are
welcome and the first three
nights are free for new dancers
so come try it! For more info,
call Carole at 204-354-2338 or
Karen at 204-354-2281.
• • •
computer lessons with our
interns. Basic computer skills,
Facebook, Skype, email,
Smartphones, Internet safety
and more. Contact 204-5712050 to set up an appointment.
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St. John Ambulance invites
you to become a volunteer.
Meetings are held every
Monday except holidays from
September through June, at the
St. John Ambulance Training
and Community Services
Centre in the Shoppers Mall
Business Centre at 7 p.m. This
is your opportunity to learn first
aid, become an advanced
medical first responder and
serve your community. For
more info, call 204-727-4092 or
email info.brandon@mb.sja.ca.
• • •
Ki Rin ITF Taekwon-Do
Club classes for ages 7 and
above are Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday at 6
p.m. at 126 10th St. Parent and
child classes. Call 204-724-5933
for info.
• • •
School of Dance (126 10th
Street) at 9 a.m. Beginners are
welcome anytime. For more
info, call Sally 204-726-8220;
Roger 204-726-5293.
• • •
FLK Taoist Tai Chi
Beginner and Continuing
classes are held from 9:30 to 11
a.m. at St. Matthew’s Church.
For more info call 204-5710684.
• • •
Brandon ANAF Steeltip
Darts League meets Monday
nights at the Army and Navy on
14th Street. Come join us in the
fun and games. New members
always welcome. For more info,
call Mike 204-720-0388.
• • •
East End Sunshine Club
meets Mondays at 1:30 p.m. at
the East End Community
Centre for cards and lunch.
New members welcome. For
more info, call Ann at 204-7271198.
• • •
at the ANAF Brandon Unit
#10 Mondays at 5 p.m.- Fridays
5:30 p.m. and Saturdays 5 p.m.
Members and guests.
• • •
The Nearly New Shop, 601
Ninth Street, is open Monday
to Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 5
HELPING
TO NOURISH
NEEDY KIDS
The Kiwanis motto is “Young Children
Priority One.” With that in mind, Don
Smith, chair of the youth and community service committee for the Kiwanis
Club of Brandon, presents a $500
cheque to Tisha Millan, program assistant for Brandon’s Food for Thought. The
non-profit organization provides breakfast and snacks to needy school students. (Submitted)
p.m. All profits to the BRHC.
Donations gratefully accepted.
For further info, call 204-7287137.
• • •
The Congregate Meal is
served at Prairie Oasis Monday
and Thursday at 11:30 a.m. and
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday at noon at a cost of $8
per meal. We also serve supper
Monday evening starting at 4:30
p.m. in conjunction with
Monday night Bingo.
• • •
Keystone Dancers evening
clogging 6-9 p.m. and line
dancing 1-3:30 p.m. are every
Monday at Royal Canadian
Legion No. 3. Call Jean 204725-2095 or Sally 204-727-8783.
• • •
Brandon
Community
Playgroups are open from 1011:30 a.m. Monday at the West
End Community Centre and
Thursday at South End
Community Centre. Cost is $2
per family, bring snack. Call
Stacey 204-724-2573 for info.
• • •
Seniors for Seniors stitch and
chat takes place every Monday
at 1:30 p.m. Get together for
crafts and companionship. No
charge. Proceeds from any items
sold go to Seniors for Seniors.
Call 204-571-2050 for more
info.
• • •
Prairie
Oasis
holds
fundraising bingo at 1:15 and
6 p.m.; duplicate bridge at 1
p.m. Cost is $3. For more info,
call 204-727-6641.
• • •
The SW Branch of
Manitoba
Genealogical
Society Library is located at
Knox United Church and is
open Mondays (except on stat
holidays) from 2-4 p.m. or by
appointment by calling 204-7253095. For more info about the
society
visit
swmanitobagenealogy.ca.
• • •
Sprucewoods Community
Club (hall near Shilo) holds
cribbage on Mondays at 7 p.m.
Cost $2. Bring a partner.
• • •
Prairie Oasis Senior Centre
offers hot, full course, homecooked meals at 11:30 a.m.
today and Thursday and noon
on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday. Cost is $8. Call 204-7276641.
• • •
Wanted: women who like to
sing. Come join in singing four-
part harmony a cappella-style
any Monday evening. We
rehearse at Trinity Church from
7-9 p.m. Call Audrey at 204727-0163 or Naomi at 204-7268569 for more information.
• • •
Assiniboine Kiwanis Club
meets at 7 a.m. at the Canad
Inn. Call Bob 204-726-5448 or
Ralph 204-726-1314.
• • •
UCT TRAVO bingo is held
at the Brandon Friendship
Centre. Doors open at 5 p.m.
Early-bird games at 6:45 p.m.
Regular games at 7:30 p.m.
TUESDAY, FEB. 3
If you live in the area that
converged on Birtle on
Saturday nights in the good old
days, join us for breakfast at
Trails West. We meet at 9 a.m.
for breakfast and conversation.
Join us and catch up with the
latest on old friends.
• • •
Ladies’ Auxiliary Branch
#3 holds it’s regular monthly
meeting in the banquet room
at 7 p.m. For membership
information call Jackie at 204725-2538.
• • •
The Lion’s Club of Brandon
Counselling. Groups will be
held on Tuesday afternoons.
This is a closed group and preregistration is required. Please
call 204-728-2499 or email
info@westwind.mb.ca
to
register.
• • •
Douglas TOPS 4560 meets
on Tuesdays at Sprucewood
Hall. Weigh in at 5 p.m. with
meeting at 5:30 p.m. For more
info, call Barb at 204-763-4768
• • •
Tuesday Al-Anon Family
Group (for families and friends
of alcoholics) meets every
Tuesday from 10:30-11:30 a.m.
at St. Augustine Church (use the
northeast basement entrance).
For more info, call 204-5713684.
• • •
The Brandon Board Game
League meets every Tuesday.
Brought to you by Playtime
Entertainment and I Want
That Stuff. Call 204-724-7295
to register.
• • •
Overeaters Anonymous
meets Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. in
the John Howard boardroom
at 153 8th Street. For more
info, call 204-761-7504 or visit
oa.org.
• • •
Shilo Military Family
Resource Centre Thrift Shop,
located in the Community
Centre, is open to the general
public. Hours: Tuesdays 1:303 p.m. and 6:30-8 p.m. as well
as Thursdays 9:30-11 a.m. and
6:30-8 p.m. For more info, call
204-765-3000 ext. 4553.
• • •
Come visit 26 Fd Regt RCA
- XII MB Dragoons Museum
at 1116 Victoria Ave. and see a
vast collection of historical
military items. We are open
Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 11:30
a.m. and 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Free admission. For other times,
please call 204-717-4579 to book
a tour. Check our website at
12mbdragoonsmuseum.com
and Facebook page 26 Fd Regt
RCA - XII MB Dragoons
Museum.
• • •
Cribbage played at ANAF at
7 p.m. Bring your partner.
• • •
meet in the Lion’s Den of
Lion’s Manor at 6:30 p.m.
Visitors welcome. For more
info, call 204-596-8604 or 204573-0940.
• • •
Footcare and Blood Pressure
clinics at 1 p.m. Appointments
available with our retired
nurses for nailcare for your
healthy feet. Cost: $15 at clinic;
$20 at home. Call 204-571-2050
for more info.
• • •
Welcome Here, a program
for parents and children five
and under who are new to
Canada, meet every Tuesday
and Thursday afternoons at
Central United Church from 13:15 p.m. Practice English with
your children and learn fun
activities that will help them be
prepared
for
school.
Transportation is available if
you live too far to walk. Take
an English class while children
are care for in child care. To
register, contact Westman
Immigrant Services at 1001
Pacific Avenue or call 204-7276031. and press 2.
• • •
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Keeping you in the Game.
Physiotherapy & Sports
Injury Clinic
Monday to Thursday 7 am – 8 pm
Friday 7 am – 6 pm
1015 26th Street • Brandon
204-727-4753
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Sharon
Shepherd
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Jackie
Guthrie
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Karrah
Howie
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Dustin
Richter
MASSAGE THERAPIST
Katie
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Cheryl
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WHAT’S ON?
Cribbage is played at Branch
#3 Royal Canadian Legion at
7:30 p.m. All welcome. For info,
contact Joan at 204-728-7081.
• • •
Ninja Tots classes are held
Tuesdays at 5 p.m. and Sunday
at 10 a.m. for 45 minutes at 126
10th St. Children must be
between the ages of 4-6 years.
Fun, bully proofing and fitness.
• • •
FLK Taoist Tai Chi
classes are held from 5:30-7
p.m. at St. Matthew’s Church.
For more info call 204-5710684.
• • •
Separated/Divorced
Support
Group
meets
Tuesdays at St. Augustine’s
Church (downstairs) from 7-9
p.m. (use North East stairwell
entry). Call Allison or Pat 204727-2955 or David 204-7276674 for more info.
• • •
Prairie Oasis Cribbage is
played at 1:30 p.m. Everyone
welcome. Don’t need a partner.
Call Gerry at 204-726-8358.
• • •
Tuesday Tops MB #3778
meet at St. Matthew’s Cathedral
with weigh-in at 6 p.m. and
meeting at 6:30 p.m. For more
info, call Ellen 204-724-2537.
Use 13th Street entrance.
• • •
Bipolar Support Group
meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. at 7th
Street Health Access. For more
info, call Nora 204-578-4823 or
Marilyn 204-725-0607.
• • •
Central Happy Haven Club
meets Tuesdays and Thursdays,
2 p.m. at Central Community
Centre for cards (500) and are
joined by the Handbells at 1:30
p.m. on Thursdays. For cards,
call Doug 204-728-9430 and
bells, call Eileen 204-728-1300.
• • •
exercise group at 9:30 a.m.
with leader Lorraine Rozak
with walking and light
strengthening.
Members
$3.50;non-members $4.50.
Shuffleboard at 1:30 p.m. Cost
is $3.50 for members and $4.50
for non-members. Competition
and conversation. Yoga at 1:30
p.m. Relaxing and exercise all
in one with instructor Marissa
Cline. Members $3.50; nonmembers $4.50. Call 204-5712050 for more info.
• • •
Prairie Oasis offers choir at
10 a.m. every Tuesday. Cost is
$1.50 per person; floor
shuffleboard at 1 p.m. Cost is
$3; cribbage at 1:30 p.m. Cost
is $3. For more info, call 204727-6641.
• • •
20-20 Toastmasters meet
every Tuesday at 4:15 p.m. at
OVER $10K DONATED TO WOMENʼS RESOURCE CENTRE
Kevin Lussier (R-L) and Brittany Aube of Shoppers Drug Mart present a cheque to Jodi Wyman and Stephanie Doerksen of The
Women’s Resource Centre. (Submitted)
Thanks to the support of generous donors, the Women’s
Resource Centre has received a cheque for $10 666 from the
Shoppers Drug Mart Tree of Life Program.
The cheque was presented by Kevin Lussier and Brittany
Aube on Jan. 13 to Jodi Wyman and Stephanie Doerksen of
the Women’s Resource Centre.
“We have such a small budget, so this is greatly helpful,”
said Wyman, chair of the centre’s board of directors.
The funds will be used to support and expand the Wellness
Program at the resource centre. The Wellness Program is an
ongoing program that offers free workshops on topics related
to women’s health and wellness.
Currently, the Wellness Program offers free yoga classes on
the first and third Wednesday of every month. The funds from
Prairie Oasis. Please contact
Bette at 204-726-4191, Patti at
204-727-2042 or Shirley at 204726-5344.
• • •
Carousels
and
Dolls
Museum is open Tuesdays
through Saturdays from 11 a.m.
to 4 p.m. View over 6,000 dolls,
Barbies, antique, composition
dolls and more. Volunteers are
always welcome. For more info,
call 204-728-1245.
• • •
The Virden Legion Cadet
Corps invites youth between the
ages of 12 to 18 to come and
check out the Cadet Corps. The
Cadet Dragoons meet on
Tuesdays from 6:45 to 9:30 p.m.
at the Royal Canadian Legion
Complex at 540 8th Ave. There
are no registration fees, no
uniforms, no insurance fees or
activity fees, just a commitment
to attend on a regular basis. For
• • •
Traditional Karate of
Brandon holds classes and
training for all belt levels
Tuesdays and Thursdays 6-7
p.m. for children and 7-8 p.m.
for adults. Locations are
Tuesdays,
West
End
Community Centre; Thursdays,
East End Community Centre.
Beginners welcome anytime.
For info, call 204-728-2612.
• • •
Hope Al-Anon Family
Group meets at 8 p.m. in the
basement at Knox United
Church, (use east door). Call
204-571-3684.
• • •
The Rotary Club of Brandon
weekly meeting and luncheon
at the Roadhouse, Canad Inns
at 11:45 a.m. Call Don 204-7270493
• • •
Kiwanis Club of Brandon
meets at noon at the Brandon
University small dining room.
Contact Peter at 204-729-8331.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4
Nifty Needlers meet every
other Wednesday at Central
Community Centre, 529
Fourth Street, 9:30 a.m. to
11:30 a.m. Admission $3 at
door. Come out and join our
group for fun, inspiration and
learn to quilt. Everyone
welcome.
This
week:
Minnedosa Quilt Guild Trunk
Show. Members of the
program welcome your
Shoppers Drug Mart will be used to fund these classes and
add additional workshops to the program.
“A lot of women want to improve their health and wellness,
so these funds will be really wonderful for the women of
Westman,” said Doerksen, program co-ordinator.
The Shoppers Drug Mart Tree of Life Program receives
funds through generous donations by staff and community
members and uses those funds to support initiatives related to
women’s health.
For more information about the Women’s Resource Centre,
visit their website at thewomenscentrebrandon.com, call them
at (204) 726-8632, or visit their office at 731 Princess Avenue.
» Submitted
questions and suggestions:
Alice 204-728-3663; Lesley
204-571-9449.
• • •
Do you have a lung disease?
The
Manitoba
Lung
Association’s Best Breathers
group offers education and
support to those suffering from
chronic
bronchitis
or
emphysema from 1-2:30 p.m.
at the Brandon Regional
Health Centre. Taxi rides are
available free of charge. Family
members welcome. Join us for
an indoor walking session after
with
a
nurse
and
physiotherapist present. For
more info, call Joanne 204-7254230.
• • •
The South West Branch of
the Manitoba Genealogical
Society meets in Room 102 at
Crocus Plains Secondary
School at 7:30 p.m. This week:
Sheila Shearer and Grace
Desjardins-Green will lead a
discussion on genealogical
Alzheimer Society of
Manitoba offers weekly support
group for people with Dementia
at the Westman Office Unit 4B
from 10 to 11:30 a.m. For more
info, call Grace 204-729-8320.
• • •
School of Dance (126 10th
Street) at 7:30 p.m. Beginners
are welcome anytime. For more
info, call Sally 204-726-8220;
Roger 204-726-5293.
• • •
Seniors Mixed Shuffleboard
Wednesdays at Royal Canadian
Legion Branch #3, 1 p.m. New
members welcome. For more
info, call Karen 204-728-0759
or Marion 726-3374.
• • •
Club ‘77 Singles meet at
McDonalds Restaurant on
Richmond Avenue for coffee
and conversation every
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Make
some new friends and discover
what we have to offer. New to
the Brandon area? Call us at
204-729-8982 or 204-726-8240
or
email
club77singles@outlook.com.
Fun and Friendship since 1977!
• • •
FLK Taoist Tai Chi
classes are held from 7-8:30 p.m.
more info call 204-571-0684.
• • •
Wednesday TOPS 5277
(new chapter) will meet at
Trinity United Church with
weigh in at 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
with meeting to follow. For
more info, call Marlene 204728-7590.
• • •
71 Bty 2520 Royal Canadian
Army Cadets meet Wednesday
from 6:30-9 p.m. at the Brandon
Armoury. Army Cadets is open
to all youth, 12-18 years of age.
For more info, call 204-728-7665.
• • •
Ever thought of joining a
dart league? Brandon ANAF
Mixed Steeltip Dart League
meets on Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
at the Army and Navy on 14th
Street. Come one, come all and
have some fun. No experience
needed All levels of players
wanted, from beginners to pro!.
League runs from September
to April. For more info, call
Susan 204-724-4282 or Dave
204-727-6983.
• • •
Prairie Social Singles meet
for pool each Wednesday at 7
p.m at the ANAF Hall, followed
by coffee at McDonald’s on
Richmond Ave. For more info,
call Elvin 204-729-9001.
• • •
computer programs including
Family Tree Maker and
Legacy. For more information
about the society visit
swmanitobagenealogy.ca.
• • •
Optimist Club of Brandon
meets at the Victoria Inn. For
more info, contact president
Liz at 204-729-9122 or
secretary Cec at 204-727-4147.
• • •
Westman Retired Educators
Association meets at Trails
West Inn, 9:30 a.m. Call Mavis
Johnston at 204-727-2849.
• • •
Westman Jeep Association
is
a
family
oriented,
community minded, and
environmentally conscious
group of Jeep ownersenthusiasts. Brandon meetings
are held at the A and W at 18th
Street and Queens Ave. at 7
p.m. Contact Troy 765-4644 or
see
website
www.westmanjeep.com
• • •
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WHAT’S ON?
Keystone
Dancers
Clogging beginners at 10
a.m., second year 11 a.m. and
intermediate at 1 p.m. at the
Legion Hall. Call Jean 204725-2095 or Sally 204-7278783.
• • •
Come play Scrabble every
Wednesday from 6:30-9:30
p.m. at the Army and Navy.
Bring a friend. For more info,
call Carol 204-726-1117 or
Amy 204-728-3271.
• • •
Prairie Oasis offers paint
class at 9 a.m. Cost is $7;
exercise at 10 a.m. Cost is $3;
bridge at 1 p.m. Cost is $3.
For info, call 204-727-6641.
• • •
Gamblers Anonymous
meets Wednesdays and
Sundays. Contact 204-5713685 (24-hour service).
• • •
Senior Songbirds Choir at
9:45 a.m. with leader Albert
Klippenstein. Members $1.50;
non-members
$2.50.
Afternoon games at 1:15
p.m. Various board and card
games. Members $3.50; nonmembers
$4.50.
Line
Dancing at 2 p.m. All levels
whether a beginner or
intermediate - it is all fun and
fit! Members $3.50;nonmembers $4.50.
• • •
TOPS Mb 5075 meets
weekly at Grand Valley
Community Church, 18th St.
North, with weigh-in 5:45
p.m., meeting 6:15 p.m. For
more info, call Jill at 204-5719359 or email Bella at
aus.butterfly@hotmail.com.
• • •
Wheat City Al-Anon
Family Group meets in the
basement of St. George’s
Anglican Church, side door,
8 p.m. Call 204-571-3684 for
more info.
• • •
Canadian Blood Services
donor clinic at The Town
Centre is open Wednesdays
and Thursdays from 11:30
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 4 -7:30
p.m. Call 1-888-2-DONATE.
Walk-ins welcome.
• • •
Westman
Narcotics
Anonymous Group meets at
7:30 p.m. at the AFM Parkwood (rear entrance).
THURSDAY, FEB. 5
Butterfly
Kisses
Miscarriage Support Group
is open to anyone who is or
has experienced the loss of a
child through miscarriage. We
meet at the Brandon Vineyard
Community Church, 1327
Rosser Ave. at 7 p.m. For
further info, call Thea 204726-0779.
• • •
The Brandon Amateur
Radio Club meets at 7 p.m.
at Forbidden Flavours at 1060
18th St. All interested are
welcome. Call Dave 204-7282463 for more info.
• • •
Music Jam and Dance at
the Melita Legion Hall (from
November to April) from 1-5
p.m. Admission $4, children
free. Join us for music,
singing, and dancing. Bring
your instruments and dancing
shoes. For more info, call
Norman
204-522-8120.
Proceeds donated back to the
community and to charity.
• • •
Weekly bingos are held at
the Royal Canadian Legion
No. 3 banquet hall every
Thursday. Doors open at 5:30
pm.- early bird at 7 p.m.;
regular games 7:30 p.m. All
welcome!
• • •
Navy League Cadet Corp
No. 4 Stan Hawitt is a youth
organization for boys and
girls aged 9-13. The program
is based on a naval theme
filled with fun, adventure, and
friend
making
while
developing patriotism, good
citizenship, sense of duty, selfdiscipline, self-respect for
others.
We
meet
on
Thursdays from 6-8:30 p.m.
in the Brandon Armoury. For
more info, call 204-728-3168
or
email
stanhawitt04@gmail.com.
• • •
Brandon
Community
Builders “The Store,” is
open from 2-8 p.m. in the
Rolling Spokes building
(former Radics). Use the back
door.
Something
for
everyone: furniture, dishes,
toys, new and used doors,
appliances etc. For more info,
call 204-717-9900.
• • •
cribbage at 9:30 a.m.
Members $3.50;non-members
$4.50. Out to Lunch at noon.
Home-cooked food at its
finest. Cost is $8 and must
pre-register by Tuesday at
noon. Painter’s Circle is
offered the second and fourth
Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. Cathy
House leads a group of
painters to share methods and
ideas. Members $3.50; nonmembers $4.50. For more
info or to register, call 204571-2050.
• • •
FLK Taoist Tai Chi
classer are held at 1:30-3 p.m.
more info call 204-571-0684.
• • •
Summit
Toastmasters
Breakfast Club meet every
Thursday at 7 a.m. at Aaltos.
For information, call Lindsay
204-726-1838.
• • •
Daytime TOPS (Take Off
Pounds Sensibly) meets
Thursdays at 20-7th Street
Health Access Centre with
weigh-in 1:15-1:45 p.m. and
meeting at 2 p.m. No
gimmicks, just sensible weight
loss since 1948. For more
info, call Janice 204-728-1296.
• • •
Peer-facilitated
eating
disorder support groups are
offered Thursdays at 7 p.m. at
Westwind Eating Disorder
Recovery Centre. For more
info, contact Lynne at 204728-2499.
• • •
SKY-HY Toastmasters
meet at Prairie Oasis with the
meeting starting at 6:30 p.m.
Call Gerald at 204-725-4028
or 204-761-0622 for more
info.
• • •
Prairie
Oasis
offers
fundraising bingo at 1:15
p.m.; Tai Chi at 10 a.m. Cost
is $3; contract bridge at 1
p.m. Cost is $3; duplicate
bridge at 7 p.m. Cost is $3.
For more information, call
204-727-6641.
• • •
TOPS (Take Off Pounds
0ff Sensibly) MB #2152
meets at Knox United Church
(17th St. entrance). Weigh-in
5:50-6:45 p.m., meeting 7
p.m. For more info, call Olive
204-728-2898 or 1-800-9328677.
• • •
Rotary Club of Brandon
Sunset meets Thursdays at
5:45 p.m. at The Royal Oak
Inn and Suites. For further
info, call 204-571-0329 or 204726-0922.
UPCOMING
& MISCELLANEOUS
Meals on Wheels will be
requiring volunteers to deliver
meals in February. Meals are
picked up at 11 a.m. at Prairie
Oasis and delivered to
recipients. If you can drive
once or commit to one day a
week for a month it would be
appreciated. Without drivers,
this service is not possible.
Please call David at 204-7276641 if you can help out at
all.
• • •
Do you know a caregiver
who comforts, is kind,
empathizes and is caring?
Brockie Donovan presents the
Brandon and Westman’s
Caregiver Award to help
honour and recognize the
caregivers in our community.
Each quarter we will honour
a caregiver based upon a
review of
nominations
received from their peers,
friends, patients, families and
others who feel a particular
person excels in his/her role
as a caregiver. To nominate a
person, send their name,
contact info and employer’s
name (if applicable) by email
to info@brockiedonovan.com
or mail to 332-8th Street,
Brandon, MB R7A 3X4.
Include a brief story on the
impact this person is having
on the lives of others by being
a caregiver and also supply
your name and contact info.
In
November
2015,
representatives from the
community will review and
select the “Caregiver of the
Year” to be announced at a
reception at city hall.
• • •
Volunteers are needed for
the Community Volunteer
Income Tax Program. To be
eligible to volunteer you
must: have basic tax
knowledge;
experience
completing simple tax
returns; familiar with using
computerized tax software
(UFile); able to commit a few
hours a week for March and
April; in good standing with
CRA for personal taxes; 18
years of age; be a Canadian
resident; have a valid SIN
number; access to a secure
computer or willing to
complete
tax
returns
electronically at 7th Street
Health Access Centre in
Brandon. For more info, call
Vicky 204-578-4804 or
Chenessa 204-578-4806.
• • •
Brandon Public Library
will have an author reading
by Oriole A. Vane Veldhuis
for a reading of her book “For
Elise,” on Feb. 7 from 2-4
p.m. Everyone welcome.
• • •
The Strathclair Theater
Chorus final concert of the
season will be held Feb. 7 at
the Strathclair Municipal Hall
at 7 p.m. and features 23
Years of Harmony. Come
enjoy some refreshments, the
company of friends and the
musical talent of this fine
choir. Tickets are $20. Call
Jody at 204-365-2709 to
reserve your ticket. Advance
tickets only!
• • •
A Free Family Skate Party,
sponsored
by
Healthy
Brandon in motion, Star 94.7
and 880 CKLQ, will be held
Feb. 7 at the City of Brandon
skating oval from 1-4 p.m.
Also includes snow fort
building, sleigh rides, photo
booth, skate loans on site,
door prizes and of course hot
chocolate and hot dogs. And
it is all free! For more
information, call 204-5782196.
• • •
Join
the
Westman
Wilderness Club for an
overnight cross country ski
into Jackfish Cabin on Feb. 7
in Spruce Woods Provincial
Park. Call Fred at 204-7287685.
• • •
Westman
Immigration
Services is offering a series of
World Cooking Lessons at
Knox United Church at 11
a.m. Cost is $15 per session.
Feb. 7: Ukraine; Feb. 21,
Columbia. To register call
204-727-6031 ext. 2239 or
e
m
a
i
l
jaimec@westmanimmigratio
nservices.ca
or
visit
westmanimmigrantservices.c
a.
• • •
Love is on the way ladies
meeting will take place Feb.
13 at the Colonial Inn at 7
p.m. Speaker: Jan Kyle.
Passionate about seeing
women thriving not just
surviving
through
relationships with Christ. She
has spoken at women
ministry’s
events
and
worships. Free will offering.
Door prizes and light snacks.
For more info, call Bridget
204-728-8540.
• • •
Seniors for Seniors is
holding
a
cribbage
tournament on Feb. 21 from
10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for a
cost of $10. Includes lunch.
• • •
Join
the
Westman
Wilderness Club for cross
country ski at Moose
Mountain Provincial Park
(Kenosee) on Feb. 21 in
Spruce Woods Provincial
Park. Call Fred at 204-7287685.
• • •
Automotive, Residential
and Commercial Glazing
and Vinyl Siding Needs.
Mike Kyle, Owner
640 Frontage Road
Virden, MB R0M 2C0
Cell: 204-851-1061
Ph: 204-748-3619
Fax: 204-748-2411
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February 14 – 16
Emergency First Aid with CPR
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Tuesday, February 3: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Monday, January 9: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Saturday, February 14: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Tuesday, February 17: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Monday, February 23: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Wednesday, February 4: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Thursday, February 12: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Wednesday, February 18: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Thursday, February 26: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Standard First Aid with CPR
CPR for Health Care Providers
April 13 & 14
(For those working in, or studying to work in the medical field)
April 17 – 19
Wednesday & Thursday, February 4 & 5: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Saturday & Sunday, February 7 & 8: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Thursday & Friday, February 12 & 13: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Wednesday & Thursday, February 18 & 19: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Saturday & Sunday, February 21 & 22: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Thursday & Friday, February 26 & 27: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
February 23 – 25
March 4 & 5
March 13 – 15
March 25 & 26
Please call and book ahead to secure your seat!
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What Every Babysitter Should Know
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Shoppers Mall Business Centre
Phone: 204-727-4466
Unit 204 - 1570 18th Street,
Brandon, Manitoba R7A 5C5
Fax: 204-727-1623 Email: Info.brandon@mb.sja.ca
For courses in Virden call Brian at 204-748-1409
or Hank at 204-748-1427
WITH ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
“Saving lives – at home, work and play”
Online Training available at www.sja.ca
(just follow the links)
Personals
SKYDANCER WEEKEND
$129
WINNIPEG CASINO $60 or
or CELEBRATIONS THEATER
BEAR CLAW CASINO
$79
BISMARK SHOPPING WEEKEND
$229
2 NIGHTS
$75 Free play
2 NIGHTS
$90 Free play
OVERNIGHT
$50 Free play Dream Room
2 NIGHTS
$75 Free play
$129
"DIRTY DANCING"
OVERNIGHT
$45 Free play
2 NIGHTS
Call Sharon or Wendy (204) 867-5777 or 1-800-431-4442
Pet First Aid
NEW! TRAIN ONLINE
SKYDANCER WEEKEND
$129
SPIRIT LAKE CASINO
$135
YORKTON CASINO
Home Inn & Suites $99
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CASH FOR UNWANTED GUNS,
ammunition,
binoculars
and
hunting knife. Call Celest Payette
at 204-747-4434.
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• Confined Space Awareness Training
• Fire Safety
• Lock-out/Tag-out
• Medical Terminology
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Awareness
• The Respectful Workplace
• Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information System (WHMIS)
• Working Safely Alone
• Transportation of Dangerous Goods
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BRANDON AUTO SALES
09 Dodge Journey 5 pass..$5,950
09 Chev Uplander 102K.....$6,950
09 Pontiac G6, auto.......... $7,950
08 Jeep Patriot, 4x4......... $7,950
08 Dodge Avenger loaded $4,950
07 Toyota Yaris, auto........$3,950
07 Ford F150 4x4 Xcab ....$5,950
07 Pontiac Montana SV6..$6,950
07 Grand Caravan Sto’Go.. $7,950
07 Jeep Commander 4x4. $8,950
06 Mazda 6, auto, loaded.. $3,950
06 Chev HHR auto ...........$5,950
06 Jeep Larado 4x4.......... $4,950
06 Mazda 6........................ $6,950
06 Chev X-cab LT 4x4...... $8,950
06 Expedition 4x4............ $6,950
06 Pontiac Torrent........... $4,950
06 Pontiac Pursuit 2-dr..$3,950
06 Chev Equinox AWD..$6,950
06 Chev Equinox AWD.... $4,950
05 Jimmy 2-dr, 4x4 ...........$5,950
05 Equinox, AWD............. $6,950
05 Chev Uplander Ext...... $3,950
05 Pontiac SV6..................$3,950
04 Jeep Larado, 4x4........ $2,950
04 Durango 4x4 Ltd. .......$7,950
03 Grand Caravan.............$2,950
03 Chev Avalanche 4x4....$6,950
03 Trailblazer LT 4x4 ........$3,950
03 Lincoln Towncar..........$3,950
03 Alero 2dr auto............. $3,750
02 Montana Thunder Ext. $2,950
01 Jeep Laredo, loaded ... $3,950
00 Dodge X-Cab 4x4 ........$3,950
00 Silverado ext cab 4x4...$3,950
Rob 761-5604 or Larry 727-1557
66th Street & Victoria Avenue
1 block south, 2nd house
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DOES your partner make you
feel crazy...and are you starting to
believe it?! Call YWCA Westman
Women’s Shelter 204-727-3644.
Skilled Help Wanted
105
NORTHERN MANITOBA
ECO-LODGE requires a
Biological Interpretation Guide
with experience & minimum of 3
years university with degree in
one science. Also an experienced
Heavy Duty or Diesel
Mechanic/Engineer
Ph. 204-353-2913, e-mail resume
to louise@lazybearlodge.com
or fax 1-204-353-2944
Business Opportunities
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BELMONT HOTEL/
RESTAURANT for sale
6 rental rooms with washrooms,
bar with off-sales vendor and
owner’s suite. Most furnishings
are included.
Own for only $89,900.
FayMcEachern.com
(204) 724-4456 MLS #1500889
Keystone Realty
Houses For Sale
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PACKING SUPPLIES
Large selection of boxes,
bubble wrap, etc. 204-729-8989.
Building Lots
300
BUILDING LOTS For Sale at
Paradise Valley. Live in Harmony
with Nature, 9 miles north west of
Brandon. Acreage size lots, many
with spectacular River views.
Only 3 lots left in PHASE-1. Call
Peter Tines, 1-204-896-7652 or
Don Mitchell of Century 21
204-724-2743. Realtors protected.
BUILDING LOTS 4-SALE in
CHATER Historic Village charm
awaits, 4 miles east of Brandon.
Only 4 Lots Left In PHASE-1.
Call Peter Tines, 1-204-896-7652
or Don Mitchell at Century 21
204-724-2743. Realtors protected.
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EAVESTROUGHING
LANDSCAPING
TAKING LISTINGS NOW FOR 2015 SEASON
BRANDON EAVESTROUGHING
(2008)
Continuous eavestroughing,
siding, soffit, fascia, cladding,
windows, doors, repair work,
cleaning. Serving Brandon and
surrounding areas.
Financing now available.
204-573-8868,
office 204-726-5888.
LIVINGSTONE LANDSCAPING.
Get your landscape design
or quote started now.
Serving Brandon & area since
1992. Call 204-578-5291.
Visit our showroom,
370 Park Ave. East.
Complete exterior renovations,
continuous 5”&6”
eavestroughing,
seamless steel, vinyl siding,
cladding, windows, doors.
For guaranteed satisfaction,
Rainbow Eavestroughing &
Custom Exteriors 727-1639.
Livingstone Landscaping
Ltd.
Houses, barns, shop packages, pole sheds, tin
work & siding - We do hip roofs up to 60’ high.
CABINETRY & COUNTERTOPS
Giesbrecht Cabinet Refacing
Book now for the New Year. Give
your kitchen a new look without
the hassle of removing your existing cabinets, saving money. Custom counter tops. Andy 727-6745
PREMIER CABINETRY
If your kitchen has solid wood
doors & you want an updated
look, refinishing your cabinets is
the best choice & is more cost
effective than replacing your
doors. Call 204-761-3196 for a
free estimate.
CARPENTRY
RINNOVI
RENOVATIONS
Specializing in tile, hardwood,
finishing, doors, windows, decks,
garages, additions/sunrooms, drywall and painting. Fully insured.
Brian 204-724-6008.
KAZIC KONTRACTING
Renovations, drywalling, tiling,
etc. Any job - Big or small.
28 years experience.
(204) 761-3958,
(204) 761-0247
kazickontracting@hotmail.com
DONATIONS
BRANDON COMMUNITY
BUILDERS INC.
Accepting donations of gently
used furniture, appliances,
renovation material for resale.
Open: Thursday 2 to 6,
Friday and Saturday 10 to 4
Suite #3-215-6th Street
behind Rolling Spokes.
Proceeds dedicated to
affordable housing.
Ph. 204-717-9900
www.brandoncommunitybuilders.org
CLEANING SERVICES
KAZIC Kleaning. Licensed and
insured
residential
cleaner.
Weekly,
bi-weekly,
monthly,
1-time cleaning, move-in/move
-out cleaning. Call 204-721-2363
Email kazickleaning@hotmail.com
ABLE EAVESTROUGHING
5”,6”,7” continuous steel trough;
Vinyl, cement board and seamless
steel siding; soffit, fascia, window
cladding.
Free estimates, 725-2294
Workmanship guaranteed.
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PEOPLE’S MARKET: Buy & sell
new & used furniture, coin/stamp
supplies. Estates a specialty.
32-13th St. Call 727-4708.
Guns Wanted
P.W. PENNER
CONTRACTING.
Bathroom and basement renovations. Book your renovation now!
21 years experience.
For estimates call Peter Penner,
owner/operator, 761-7999.
CONTRACTORS
EAVESTROUGHING
Chiropedic Queen Pillowtop bed
set, edgeguard, new, wrapped,
worth $800, sell $395. (King set
$595). Queen size 12-drawer
storage bed, espresso color,
$595. All products in stock.
KDL Furniture, Wholesale,
660 Highland Ave. (south side of
Trans Canada Hwy. in Brandon.
Call 571-1971.
Articles Wanted
BATH & BASEMENT RENOVATIONS
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WILL BUY UNWANTED GUNS
Call 204-834-2450, Carberry.
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Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 5 pm
ELECTRICIANS
SNOW REMOVAL
Residential or Commercial
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Snow clearing, hauling
& sanding/salting.
Serving Brandon & area
since 1992. (204) 578-5291
www.livingstoneltd.com
BUSY BEAVER SERVICES
Snow Removal
Also does tree removal
Free estimates. Insured.
204-761-9777.
Residential &
Commercial
204-573-3339
SANDING and SALTING,
Snow clearing & hauling away,
call Cumming and Dobbie
204-726-0790.
FLOORING INSTALLATION
FLOORMART
Flooring installation and sales.
Carpet, linoleum, hardwood, laminate, tile. Experienced and
licensed installers. Work guaranteed and insured. Free estimates.
Kyle, 204-573-7961.
HOT TUBS, POOLS, SPAS
GOTTA HAVE KREVCO
Pool & Spa Sales & Service
Service to all makes of hot tubs
and pools since 1985. 728-9507;
1-866-794-9224(toll-free).
$
2.90
EMAIL class@brandonsun.com
UPHOLSTERERS
FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS in auto,
furniture and marine upholstery.
We sell a complete line of vinyls,
fabrics and supplies for the
do-it-yourselfer. Free estimates.
Call Len’s RV, 204-728-4457.
www.lensrv.ca
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FAX 725-0976
WHAT’S ON?
of volunteers whose purpose
it is to assist the Brandon
Regional Health Authority
through fundraising for the
purpose of
supporting
programs at the BRHC. The
Auxiliary is in need of some
new members so if you are
interested in volunteering call
BRHC Volunteer Services at
204-578-2065.
• • •
Don’t know where to
turn? Need someone to talk
to: Call Crisis Services at
204-725-4411 or 1-888-3797699. We can help.
• • •
Teen Touch is a safety net
for all youth in Manitoba.
Our telephone helpline is
open 24/7 year round. Call
1-800-563-8336.
• • •
Alcoholics Anonymous is
a fellowship of men and
women who share their
experience, strength and
hope with each other that
they may solve their
common problem and help
others to recover from
alcoholism. For more info on
AA in Brandon and are, call
204-571-3684.
• • •
Are you a girl between 912 years of age? Want to
make new friends and have
fun and adventure? Join Girl
Guides at Valleyview. For
• • •
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have items that you no
longer need, we are also
happy and grateful to accept
your donations. All profits
from the shop are given to
the hospital to buy needed
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34TH STREET
Join Prairie Social Singles
for their Valentine Dance on
Feb. 28 with music by Slim
Jim Trio at Park Avenue
Activity Centre from 8 p.m.
to midnight. Wear red! Pay
at the door. Dry bar and
snacks provided. For more
info, call Lorraine at 204725-2389.
• • •
A free bus trip to the
casinos of Winnipeg (Club
Regent and McPhillips) will
be held Feb. 28. Bus leaves
Prairie Oasis at 7:15 a.m. To
reserve your seat call 204727-6641 or drop down to
Prairie Oasis to sign up.
Everyone is welcome.
• • •
Make a difference in
someone’s life. Volunteer on
the Klinic Crisis Line in
Brandon. No previous
counselling experience is
needed. Full training and
supervision is provided. Next
training session is March 3
to May 21. For more info,
visit ruralsupport.ca.
• • •
Prairie Oasis is hosting The
Great Plains featuring
Darrel and Saskia with
fabulous Canadian music,
celtic, blue grass, country
and gospel on March 20.
Dinner at 5:30 p.m.;
showtime 7 p.m. Cost for the
show is $15 per person.
Dinner tickets are $10. Call
204-727-6641 to reserve your
tickets or drop down to
Prairie Oasis and pick them
up. Everyone welcome.
• • •
Understanding Mental
Health - Public Education
Opportunities. One in five
Canadians lives with a
mental illness each year.
Learn how to recognize the
signs of developing mental
health problems and learn
how to act, react and help.
The
following
public
education opportunities are
available in your area:
Mental Health First Aid is
the initial help provided to
someone experiencing a
mental health problem.
Learn how to spot the signs
and how to help.; SafeTALK
is a three-hour workshop that
prepares anyone over the age
of 15 to identify persons with
thoughts of suicide and
connect them to suicide first
aid
resources;
ASIST
(Applied
Suicide
Intervention Skills Training)
is a two-day, highly
interactive,
practical
workshop for people who
want
to
feel
more
comfortable, confident and
competent in helping prevent
the immediate risk of suicide.
V
i
s
i
t
prairiemountainhealth.ca for
more information or contact
Carla at 204-578-2400 to
register or for more info.
• • •
Prairie Oasis offers hall
rentals
for
birthdays,
anniversaries,
weddings,
socials and business parties
or meetings etc. We cater
meals to groups of all sizes
for all these occasions as well
as other events. We are a
charitable organization and
issue tax receipts for
donations made to Prairie
Oasis. Give us a call at 204727-6641.
• • •
Do you work with or know
of someone who has suffered
a stroke or had a brain injury
or tumor? Are the words they
are trying to say mixed up
and don’t make sense? Have
they lost their ability to
speak, read and write? They
could be suffering from
aphasia a communication
disorder.
People
with
aphasia feel isolated and
alone because they can no
longer
communicate.
Westman Aphasia can help.
If you are interested in
learning
more
about
Westman Aphasia Inc. please
visit
our
website
westmanaphasia.ca or email
westmanaphasia@mts.net or
call 204-571-0802 for more
program information or if
you are interested in joining
this
community-based
charitable organization and
being part of our board.
• • •
Subsidized rides for cancer
patients to the Western
Manitoba Cancer Centre in
Brandon or to Winnipeg are
available Monday to Friday.
For more info, call 204-5712805 or toll-free 1-888-8576658.
• • •
Do you live outside the
city of Winnipeg? Need
emotional support? Free and
confidential information,
counselling, support, and
referrals. Call 1-866-367-3276
or chat with us online at
ruralsupport.ca.
• • •
Brandon Regional Health
Centre Auxiliary is a group
LEON’S
265SRK
SUPER LITE
FIFTH WHEEL
294RK
TRAVEL
TRAILER
Reg. Price $49.963.00
• Half ton towable
• Residential size shower
$
39,49390
SHOW
SPECIAL
• “Life Size” Package Included
• 39” LCD TV’s standard
Reg. Price $50,720.00
SHOW
SPECIAL
Reg. Price $44,416.00
$
36,48263
SHOW
SPECIAL
39,85408
355RL
FULL SIZE
FIFTH WHEEL
30BH LHT
ULTRA LIGHT
• All of the features & luxury of Laredo in
a light weight trailer
$
• Cordless vacuum
• Water works utility centre
Reg. Price $63,335.00
SHOW
SPECIAL
$
51,19375
FREE with every purchase at the Show
One
of:
WEEKEND
PACKAGE
VACATION
PACKAGE
238ML
GAS
CARD
HIS & HERS MOUNTAIN
BIKE PACKAGE
• 100” wide body construction
• 48” deep dinettes
• Sound bar entertainment system
26RB
• Lightweight, aerodynamic,
easy to tow
• Floorplans and features that let
you go anywhere
Reg. Price $29,080.00
SHOW
SPECIAL
$
23,52016
Reg. Price $38,984.00
2810BH
27RL
• Spread axle design
• Portable, outside grill
• Bluetooth radio
SHOW
SPECIAL
$
31,11901
Reg. Price $38,187.00
SHOW
SPECIAL
$
32,446
www.pikadilly.com
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info@pikadilly.com
(204) 728-8570 Toll Free 1-877-728-8570
Reg. Price $40,435.00
SHOW
SPECIAL
$
33,00775
An
Dealer
www.rvcare.ca
*ALL PARTS & ACCESSORY PRICING INCLUDES TAXES
GREEN RECLINER
TOILET PAPER
Reg. Price $139.95
2 Ply
4 Pack
SLIDE-OUT
STABILIZERS
21” 38” high
Reg. Price
$5.70
SHOW
SPECIAL
$
5000
$ 00
2
SHOW
SPECIAL
GLOBE LIGHTS
Reg. Price $120.50
Reg. Price
$217.76
Reg. Price
$101.95
$
SHOW
SPECIAL
00
75
VENT MATES
COLLAPSIBLE
COOLER
Multi-color
25 GALLON
TOTE-N-STOR
$
00
175
BLACK XL
DIRECTOR’S CHAIR
Black or White
Reg. Price $39.95
with legs
SHOW
SPECIAL
Reg. Price
$58.50
Reg. Price $42.50
SHOW
SPECIAL
$
00
95
$
SHOW
SPECIAL
LEVELING BLOCKS
00
32
POWERHOUSE
GENERATOR
Reg. Price $72.95
$
SHOW
SPECIAL
00
26
5TH WHEEL
STABLIZER
4000
Watt
$
00
45
SHOW
SPECIAL
WHEEL CHOCK
Reg. Price $7.29
Reg. Price
$134.95
Reg. Price
$1,995.95
SHOW
SPECIAL
$
3400
SHOW $
SPECIAL
1,85000
$
SHOW
SPECIAL
Complete Protection Package
SAL Protection Plan (60 Months/$50 Deductible) .......................... $2,899.00
Diamond-Kote Fabric Protection ..................................................... $199.00
Diamond-Kote Exterior Shield ......................................................... $999.00
Total Package $4,097.00
Special Show Package Price $3,197.00
9500
$ 00
5
SHOW
SPECIAL
•
•
•
•
On-Site Bank Financing
Bank Rate Financing
No Down Payment (O.A.C.)
20 Year Amortization on New
RV’s Only
• Customized Payment Plans
to meet individual needs
and budgets
Protect Your Investment
Silent
Sentinel
Loan repayment Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Accident & Health Insurance
Diamond-Kote
• Fabric Protection – Invisible protection for the interior
• Exterior Shield – Peace-of-mind protection to the RV exterior
SAL Protection Plan – Extended Service Contract
• Protection from unexpected repairs bills
Anti-Theft Protection
Let our professional show staff help you turn your dream into a reality…
Don Main
Ryan Main
Pat Watson
Dave Shepherd
www.pikadilly.com
David Hutchison
JP Talbot
Heather Arthurson
Brianne Fulmore
info@pikadilly.com
(204) 728-8570 Toll Free 1-877-728-8570
Dallas Foster
An
Dealer
www.rvcare.ca
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