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Published by Wawanesa Women’s Group
The members of the Wawanesa
Lions Club were excitedly planning
the first meeting of the year – how-
ever, COVID restrictions were re-
newed with the Orange designation so
that meeting was cancelled. They are
hoping that a meeting will be able to
happen in the next few weeks. They
are eager to get active again. Until
then, they encourage everyone to stay
safe: wear a mask, wash your hands,
stay 6 feet from others when visiting
and shopping, etc. This bug may be
around with us for a long while yet,
but we can discourage it by
doing these things. Stay well.
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To receive verbal and written commit-
tee reports;
To give second reading to By-Law No.
04-2020
To approve Conditional Use applica-
tion C3/20
To conduct maintenance on a property
in Nesbitt in accordance with By-Law
No.1257/05;
To approve Subdivision application No.
4157-20-8200 subject to Conditional
Use Order being granted;
To adjourn to meeting “in camera” to
discuss legal matter as per Subsection
152(3)(b)(iv) of the Municipal Act;
To resume back to a regular Council
meeting;
To take action, subject to legal advice,
in accordance with By-Law No.
1275/07 related to correspondence from
Meighen Haddad Law Firm dated Au-
gust 10, 2020;
To adjourn at 9:00 a.m. at the Nesbitt
Hall;
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.
Council met in a regular meeting
on August 18, 2020 at 9:00 a.m.
In the Nesbitt Hall in Nesbitt,
Manitoba. Council members pre-
sent were: Councillors, Cory, McDonald,
Hatch, McGregor, and Hargreaves. Members
absent: Councillor Sowiak. Head of Council
Dave Kreklewich presided.
The following motions were approved:
To meet again on September 15, 2020
To accept the agenda for the Aug 18,
2020 meeting with additions;
To accept the minutes of the regular
meeting of July 21,2020 as circulated;
To approve the minutes of Special meet-
ing dated August 4, 2020 as circulated;
To approve general accounts payable in
the amount of $194,873.15;
To approve the Direct deposit No. 0142
in the amount of $14,356.36;
To approve Direct deposit No. 0143 in
the amount of $14,442.49;
To approve Direct deposit No. 0144 in
the amount of $5,402.09;
To approve Utility accounts payable in
the amount of $20,918.64;
To receive the Statement of Revenue and
Expenditure Report to July 31, 2020;
To approve the July 2020 bank recon-
ciliations;
To recess to allow for a Public Hearing
regarding Conditional Use C3/20 and De-
velopment Plan Amendment application;
To conclude Public Hearing and resume
regular council meeting;
To receive written communications;
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GARDEN: With sad
hearts, the family of
Murray (Moe) Donald
Garden announce his sud-
den passing on Thursday,
July 16th, 2020 in Nesbitt,
Manitoba at the age of 63.
Murray was born in Bran-
don, Manitoba on July 20,
1956. There he attended school at McLaren,
George Fitton and Harrison High, where he
made friends fast and many. He kept those
friendships throughout his life. Murray mar-
ried Glenda Gallinger in 1981. A family of
two daughters followed. They lived in Bran-
don until they moved to Nesbitt, MB in 1993
where they enjoyed rural life.
In his early years, he had various jobs. He
worked with a local dairy company, with
CPR, in construction and landscaping, with
the City of Brandon waste department and
more. Around 1982, he transferred to being
an Operator at the Brandon Wastewater
Treatment Plant, which included achieving
his wastewater and 3rd Class Power Engi-
neer tickets. After retiring from the City of
Brandon in 2010, he enjoyed casual work
with neighbouring farmers, doing spring
seeding and harvest help. Murray then
worked as the Nesbitt rural route mail deliv-
ery employee with Canada Post until his
time of passing.
Murray was a natural athlete, playing volley-
ball, baseball, curling and more. He spent his
youth enjoying the outdoors. Murray was an
avid fisherman, catching many Master An-
glers throughout his life and going on fishing
trips with family and friends. He was happy
to have taken a week-long fishing trip with a
friend to Cranberry-Portage a week before
his passing. Murray was a lifelong motorcy-
cle enthusiast and loved to hit the road.
He is survived by his wife Glenda (nee Gal-
linger), daughters Andrea Speirs, Erin Gar-
den (Dale Seafoot), and his grandchildren
Mardigan, Ethan, Vincent and Julia. He is
survived by his mother, Emma Garden and
sister, Diane Szczepanski, many extended
family members and dear friends. He is pre-
deceased by his father, Don Garden. A
graveside service was held at the Min-
newawa Cemetery on July 25th, 2020,
where Murray was laid to rest. The Urn
Bearers were grandsons Mardigan Garden
and Ethan Speirs. The eulogy was spoken by
Erin Garden and Dale Seafoot, as well as
nephew, Cory Szczepanski.
Murray was an amiable free spirit who lived
life to the fullest. He loved music, fishing,
motorcycles, football (Go Steelers!), and
had many beloved pets over his lifetime. He
was a loving husband, father, grandfather
and caretaker for his family.
Donations made in memory of Murray can
be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation,
1379 Kenaston Blvd., Winnipeg, MB, R3P
2T5 or an animal charity of your choice.
Thank you to celebrant, Kim Lewarne and
Brockie Donovan. Messages of
condolence may be placed at
www.brockiedonovan.com
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Community Prayer Nights are the last
Thursdays of each month. August 27 this
month, and the next will be September 24 -
at 7:00 p.m. at Lucy‟s Flowers and Gifts.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Service Summer Hours
10:00 am
Social distancing respected
Pastor Garnet Hodges Cell 204-871-5586
Email: [email protected]
Much appreciation to all who con-tinue to donate to the Food Bank. Your regular donations of canned goods and monetary funds keep us operating. Much appreciated! Thanks very much to the Community Foundation for their generous donation of $1,500 for a fridge to aid in COVID relief.
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St. Paul’s Anglican Church
Services suspended
at present,
due to COVID 19
restrictions
All are welcome to join us
prayerfully!
St. Paul‟s is complying with
Manitoba Health regulations with so-
cial distancing and sanitization.
Bishop W. Cliff has decided to
temporarily suspend services until re-
strictions are lifted.
This is your invitation to collect Christmas Shoe Boxes. The list below will help you in your decision making.
Another way you can help is providing the cost of mailing a shoe box. ($10.00)
Drop off your items at Lucy’s Flowers & Gifts before September 19, 2020 Tentative packing party is September 27 at the Seniors Hall in Wawanesa, MB.
Thank you for your support. If you have questions or concerns contact:
Rose Cooper 204-720-0831 or Lee Heinrichs 204-824-2476
Items Needed: 1. Pencils 2. Pens (black, blue & red ink)
3. 24 Pack of crayons 4. 24 Pack of Pencil crayons 5. Pencil sharpeners 6. Scribblers 7. Rulers 8. Erasers 9. Scissors
10. Lined loose leaf paper 11. Hand towels 12. Face cloths 13. Soap (no scent) 14. Combs 15. Brushes 16. Hair elastics 17. Sewing kits 18. Socks: boys or girls 19. Toques
20. Rope 21. Tape measures 22. Scarves 23. Screw drivers 24. Bungee straps 25. Metal spoons 26. Manicure kits 27. Sewing kits 28. Tooth brushes Remember, no liquid products
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Wawanesa United Church Inside services are postponed due to
COVID 19 restrictions. Live Streaming on Facebook
Sunday 11:00 a.m.
Rev. Harvey Hurren Cell: (204) 724-8701 Home Phone: (204) 726-0625 Email: [email protected] Shirley McBurney (204) 824-2369
Yes, we are “on the road” again, mak-
ing our faith journey in COVID 19 time!!
Regular Sunday worship will continue on
Facebook at 11:00 a.m.
Gatherings in this southwest region are
presently limited to ten people! We will stay
always within that number with our activi-
ties. There is to be “no” congregational sing-
ing so we rely on the wonderful (masked)
soloist we have amongst us, Shirley McBur-
ney.
We are especially blessed in having
Tannis Nostedt as our pianist; her talent on
piano (and organ) is a marvellous gift. Our
sincere appreciation to both Tannis and
Shirley for sharing their special talents in our
faith community!! There are also wonderful
times when our flautist, Maureen Fisher joins
us and adds to the uplifting sounds of
praise!! And… not to forget our talented
cameraman Kevin, whose expertise is im-
mense. Thanks Kevin.
Please join us Sundays at 11:00 a.m.
On Facebook, Search: „Wawanesa United
Church‟. We are encouraged by the response
we have received from a “wide” audience
online.
For the preset time, “Harvey” the min-
ister will be setting times to be at the office -
most likely Wednesdays, so that I can be
found. Circulating in the community is “not”
always a good idea during this COVID 19
time!! Please call if you wish to talk or if you
have a pastoral need. Our faith journey to-
gether continues!! The generations past made
their faith journey through difficult times, as
well.
“Therefore, since we are surrounded
by a great cloud of witnesses, let us lay
aside every weight and sin that clings so
closely and let us run with perseverance the
race that is set before us…” Hebrews 12:1
Let us follow in the path of faith of-
fered in Christ… love God… love our
neighbour… live in peace with all people.
Harvey
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2020 Wawanesa & Area Donor’s Choice Charities Campaign
The Campaign runs only
until October 31st.
* MS Society of Canada, Westman * Canadian Red Cross Society * Heart & Stroke Foundation
of Manitoba * Kidney Foundation of Canada, Westman * Canadian Cancer Society * Canadian
Diabetes Association * Lung Association of Manitoba * Wawanesa Foundation * Alzheimer
Society of Manitoba * ALS Society of Manitoba *
Please watch for Pledge Form in your mail box.
Mail for and cheque to:
Wawanesa & Area Donor’s Choice Box 386, Wawanesa, MB R0K 2G0
GARDEN: The family of the late Murray Garden (Moe) would like to ex-press thank you to the friends and neighbours for your kind words, phone calls, food, flowers and help, after Murray‟s passing. Deep thank you to the Wawanesa and District Fire Department for your dedicated paramedic response. Thank you to Minnewawa Cemetery volunteers for their care. Also a big thank you to the Nesbitt Community Club folks for the delicious lunch after the graveside celebration. We would like to give our gratitude to Kim Le-warne for being the celebrant and to Brockie Donovan for the complete care they provided for us through this fare-well journey.
Sincerely, from Glenda Garden and all our families
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Bethel Christian Assembly - Wawanesa
Service at 10:30 a.m.
Facebook Message
& Livestream
11:00 a.m.
Pastor Calvin Young Office Location: Monday -Thursday
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Park Plaza, Wawanesa
1-204-523-2754
Questions? We all have them.
Join us, Bethel Wawanesa, at the Centennial Hall in Wawanesa, Manitoba on Sundays at 11:00 a.m. for ALPHA.
A space where no question is too complicated, too simple, or too stupid to ask.
The rest of us have probably thought it, are thinking it, or will be thinking about it.
On September 20th, we are inviting you to come and learn what ALPHA
is all about. The following Sunday, September 27th we will start the journey
through this course. All are welcome.
In memory of my friend
Kenneth George “Ken” Mooney
Who passed away
September 21, 2018
Two years has passed by too quickly.
Remembered and sadly missed
Chuck
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Seniors Independent Services 55+ Newsline...
Shirley McBurney, Coordinator
112-4th Street ~ Phone: 204-824-2369
The next date for the Handi-van trip to Brandon is Tuesday, September 15 . Unfortu-nately, due to the COVID 19 outbreak, this trip has been cancelled until further notice. Thank you to all who attended our Thursday Teas in August (Social distancing respected). However, we have suspended them, due to the rise in COVID risk. Our thanks to the Wawanesa Foundation for the generous grant to help us help seniors get through this pandemic crisis. It was so very much appreciated! I am always happy to help you in anyway I can by phone or here, while still maintaining some social dis-tancing. Victoria Lifeline is your best choice for peace of mind
while living comfortably in your own home. Help can be there at the touch of a button if needed. Call for info. We can discuss how it could be beneficial to you and a comfort for your family to know you are being looked after 24/7. It is our mandate to keep seniors and disabled persons independently in their own homes for as long as possible.
Donations: Bertha Eastley
Glenda Garden & family
Your generous donations help to keep this volunteer
newspaper viable. We appreciate your support.
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Have you or someone you know moved away from the community?
Please submit a photo and few lines update so we can include you in an upcoming issue.
Wilmer and Rosella Brandt In 1967 we decided to pack up our 3
young kids and move west to a farm near
Wawanesa. It was so beautiful, rolling hills,
a creek, and a ra-
vine. We lived
here for 32 years,
the best part of our
lives! Most won-
derful place to
raise our children.
In 1999 the old
buildings needed major repairs. The children
were grown up and moved away. It was a
sad time, but we felt it was best in our situa-
tion for a change. We bought a house in Lo-
rette, close to our son and his family so Wil-
mer could get a job on a farm. I was able to
work for Community Mental Health part
time. We were able to be a part of our Mani-
toba grandchildren‟s lives as they grew up.
We had 8 good years in Lorette and were
able to spend time with family. We went to
BC for part of the winter to spend time with
family. In 2007 Glenn and Bernice bought a
country place and planned to build a new
house. They offered that they could add a
granny suite and we could live in the coun-
try. The grandkids were growing up too and
beginning to start their own lives. We had 4
wonderful years in the country. Big garden
and some chickens were a bonus. Due to
unfortunate circumstances we had to move to
Landmark, into a side by side rental. We
were able to be there for our grandson after
school etc. and we spent many happy times
watching TV with him, sports and Sponge-
Bob were his favorites at the time. But
grandkids grow up as we get older. I was
told I could watch Sponge Bob all by myself
but as you Grandmas know it is not the
same. Things like kids‟ TV shows and mak-
ing a snowman need a grandchild. We
have recently moved into a new 55+ suite in
Transcona (an area in the very east of Wpg).
A wonderful place to live with many ser-
vices and programs for seniors, but still not
the same as your own place. Can a soul feel
truly at home in an apartment? When we
drive into Wawanesa and turn onto 340
north of town and cross the bridge, drive up
the hill and see our old farm, we get that
shiver up our spine (maybe a few tears) and
feel like we
are coming
HOME
Rosella &
friends
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Collision repairs - Private and MPI
Free estimates
Accessories - retail purchase and installation
Glass replacement (Auto & Ag Equipment)
Stone chip repairs
Headlamp Restoration
Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) available
Free pick up/drop off in Wawanesa area. Courtesy vehicle available. Email: [email protected]
Website: www.meadowviewautobodyandglass.com
Wawanesa ~ 204-824-2696
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Tristan Bisson Plumbing and Heating
204-741-0954
Established in 2018, I have been plumbing residential
and commercial projects since 2012.
Have experience in heating and ventilation, pumps and septic systems.
Specializing in water treatment.
I also provide drain cleaning services for Wawanesa
and surrounding areas.
Call or text 204-741-0954 for booking your next
plumbing project or unexpected issue.
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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
Phone: 204.727.8461
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 Community Foundation Inc. For further info: Bruce Gullett 824-2313, Glenn McGregor 761-7596, 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
Wawanesa Transfer Station
Hours: Tuesday & Thursday
3:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
FOR SALE
1 split leaf philodendron plant,
stand included. 204-741-0184.
NOTICE
Due to new restrictions for COVID 19,
at Villagers‟ Nook (Lucy‟s Flowers &
Gifts), Thursday Teas will be post-
poned to a later date. Pie-Day Fri-Day
will still be available, but on TAKE-
OUT basis only. Please respect social
distancing and remember that masks are
mandatory. Thanks.
HELP WANTED
Help Wanted; NH3 delivery driver for
fall season, class 3 with air required,
NH3 ticket would be an asset but will
train; must be willing to work extended
hours and weekends when required.
AA
If you drink, that's your business. If you want
to stop it‟s our business. Alcoholics Anony-
mous meets every MONDAY night at the
back door of the United Church at 7:30 p.m.
204-824-2094.
7 Labour Day
15 Next Oakland-Wawanesa Council meeting
27 Shoe Box Packing Party (pg 8)
29 Deadline for next Wawanesa Express 10 a.m.
October
11 Happy Thanksgiving
31 Deadline for Donors‟ Choice contributions (pg 10)
Happy Halloween
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