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HART-CAM NEWS
NEWSLETTER
F E B R U A RY 2 0 1 5
Next deadline
will be FRIDAY,
March 13, 2015
Silver medal finish for Team Canada U18
Canada’s National Women’s Under-18 Team finished
with the silver medal at the 2015 IIHF Ice Hockey
U18 Women’s World Championship after a 3-2
overtime loss to the United States on Monday,
January 12, 2015.
A special congratulations to Westman Wildcats
defenseman Melissa Hunt for playing for Canada and
doing us proud!
At the time of print Melissa is currently in Prince
George, BC playing for Team Manitoba in the 2015
Canada Winter Games.
Good Luck Melissa and Team Manitoba!
From the Students Desk
Hartney School has recently introduced a revamped version of the Visions and
Ventures class. I know what you’re thinking as you sit there sipping on your coffee,
“What is Visions and Ventures?” I thought the same thing when faced with my new
class schedule. What we are is a group of Grade 11’s and 12’s whose goal is to
strengthen the relationship between the school and community. How are we going to
do that? It’s a good question isn’t it? Right now we are looking into what we feel this
little slice of heaven, we call Hartney, needs. We hope to take on one big project and
see it through all of the necessary phases. On top of that we plan on doing many little
projects. These little things would include this monthly write up keeping you, the
residents of Hartney and area, up to date on the happenings in Hartney School. We
are working very closely with Deb Turner to take on projects here and there.
On February 13th we celebrated Valentine’s Day. Student Council put on the
heart game from Grades 5-12. Each student received a heart with their name on it, in
the morning girls could not talk to boys or they would steal their hearts. Once lunch
rolled around it switched, the boys could not talk to the girls. Student Council also did
“Have a Crush? Give a Crush!”. Over 80 Crushes were handed out to high school
students. Love was in the air as the K-6 classes spent their afternoons partying away
and snacking on various pink and red treats.
Drop ads off at the
If you have any suggestions for our Visions and Ventures class, please feel
Municipal Office free to contact the school with your ideas. We are always looking for input.
or email
- Jennifer Wright, Grade 12
hartcamnews@mts.net
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COMING EVENTS /
CLASSIFIEDS
March Madness presented by
the Hartney Golf Club. Supper,
auctions (live and silent), bucket
draws, entertainment and more!
March 21, 2015
Dinner to your Door - Hartney
United Church; Sunday April 12th
Mall in the Hall - April 18, 2015
put on by the Rockies 2016
Thank you to the following for your
generous donations to the Hart-Cam News,
your support is greatly appreciated. Any
donation of $10.00 or more is eligible for a
Tax Deductible Receipt.
Donalda Drummond
George & Jean Morrison
Lisa Morrison & Blaine Belbeck
Joyce & Danny Robertson
Win & Dale White
Lyle & Gwen Gibson
Irene Charles
Diane & Claude Martin
Chris & Verla Mills
Blair & Ardelle Woods
FUN FACT:
PI DAY:
No, not the Blueberry type,
put Pi, the 16th letter of the
Greek alphabet Day. In
mathematics, it serves as the
symbol for the ratio of the
circumference of a circle to its
diameter. Pi is a transcendental
number, meaning it will repeat
infinitely without ever
appearing exactly the same. Pi
has been calculated to over
51 billion decimal places with
the use of computers.
However Pi is usually calculated
to 3 digits, 3.14. Therefore
March 14 is Pi day.
Wayne & Donna Drummond
TIME TO SPRING AHEAD
Daylight Saving Time STARTS on
Sunday, March 8, 2015
Turn your clocks AHEAD 1 hour
At the beginning of the Daylight Saving Time (DST) period in the spring clocks are
moved forward, by one hour. When DST ends in fall (autumn), clocks are turned back
again. DST does not add daylight but it gives more usable hours of daylight. In that sense,
DST “saves” daylight, especially during the winter months when the days get colder and
darker. Standard time refers to time without DST.
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The current Hartney 4H Club is
wanting to know when the club was
originally established.
Anyone with any information is asked
to contact Jennifer Wright at
jen97wright@gmail.com
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THANK YOU
Hartney Christmas Cheer Board would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the
multiples of individuals, businesses, the many service clubs, groups and churches
for your generous donations to Christmas Cheer and for helping us to make
Christmas a great deal brighter for eight individuals and families this year!
A special note of thanks to the Hartney Museum for baked goods, Mazer Group,
Hartney School, Red Hat, the Legion, Farm Credit not to mention Hartney
Library for the Sock Tree!!
THANK YOU
DRUMMOND - I would like to thank my
neighbours and friends for the phone calls, cards,
baking, visits and inquires made while I was a patient
in hospital and during my recovery at home from
surgery. Everything was truly appreciated. Special
thanks to Brandan Phillips for the snow removal at
home and at the farm.
- Wayne
Hartney Library sock tree
Invitation for Tenders
The Hartney Grad Class of 2015 is looking for
tenders to do the Grad supper on
June 25th, 2015.
We would like a buffet style meal with at least
two types of meat. Supper will include dessert,
and beverage.
Please have your tenders in by March 15th, 2015
Tenders can be emailed to
Jennifer Wright- jen97wright@gmail.com
Any questions feel free to call- 204-858-2485
All tenders will be taken into consideration.
In Memory
Elder: In Loving memory of Harry Brent Elder
January 12, 1961 - February 6, 1980
There is a special kind of feeling
That is meant for you alone,
A special place within our hearts
That only you can own.
It is said time is a healer,
We are not sure that is true,
For there is not a day goes by,
That we do not think of you.
“Treasure him Lord, in your garden of rest,
For here on earth, he was one of the best.”
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed,
Phyllis Elder and family
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FERN VALLEY RECREATION’S
HEALTHY CHOICE OF THE MONTH
Eating healthier doesn't mean you have to give up
snacking. In fact, snacking can be an excellent way to
curb cravings and keep you satisfied between meals,
as long as you snack smart. These lighter, healthier
options are the perfect way to enjoy your favorite
types of treats without blowing your calorie budget!
Satisfy after-school or after-work munchies with this
healthy, gluten free snack!
Gluten Free S’more Bars
INGREDIENTS
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5 gluten free graham crackers
3/4 cup glueten free flour (3.38 ounces)
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/4 cup chilled unsalted butter, cut 1/2 inch pieces
1 large egg
6 Tablespoons heavy whipping cream
2 (4 ounce) bars semisweet chocolate, chopped
2 cups miniature marshmallows
DIRECTIONS
1. Preheat oven to 350°.
2. Line an 8-inch square metal baking pan with aluminum
foil, allow foil to extend over edge of pan.
3. Place graham crackers in a food processor; process
until finely ground. Add flour and sugar to crumbs; pulse
until combined. Add butter; pulse 15 times or until
blended. Add egg; process until moist. Press crumb
mixture into bottom of prepared pan.
4. Bake at 350° for 15 minutes. Cool completely in pan
on a wire rack.
5. Cook cream in a heavy saucepan over medium-high
heat to 180° or until tiny bubbles form around edge (do
not boil). Remove from heat. Add chocolate, stirring
until smooth. Fold in marshmallows. Spread chocolate
mixture over cooled crust. Cover and chill 2 hours and
30 minutes or until firm. Holding edges of foil, lift
mixture from pan, and carefully peel off foil. Place on a
cutting board. Cut into bars.
Turtle Mountain Conservation District
Summer Employment Opportunity
Burrowing Owl Summer
Field Technician
**Student must meet requirements specified under
the federal ‘Canada Summer Jobs’ program.
Term: approx. 16 weeks (May – August), 35hrs/week, $12/hr
Program Description: The Burrowing Owl Recovery
Program will involve the reintroduction of captive released Burrowing Owls into the southwest corner of the
province. Three locations have been chosen based on
proximity to wild nests and on habitat suitability near
Broomhill, Medora and Deloraine. This reintroduction
effort is used to promote the return of the successful
breeding adult population and will also focus on looking
at home range, prey use/kill site, and dispersal movements of both wild and captive released individuals.
Student Responsibilities:
Surveys, Monitoring and Education
Tasks included monitoring and observing nesting and
foraging behaviours of captive release burrowing
owls, handling and weighing live owls, reviewing images from overnight cameras, field surveys
to locate wild burrowing owls, constructing and
setting up pens, installing artificial nest burrows
and collecting pellets at various stages throughout the season.
Prepare PowerPoint presentations for school groups,
assist at booths and presentations, draft weekly
reports, and write news articles and reports.
Requirements:
Enjoy working outdoors, interested in wildlife.
Work flexible hours, working on occasion early mornings, evenings, or weekends
Valid driver’s license and their own vehicle.
Ability to work independently.
Application Deadline: February 27, 2015 4:00pm
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Turtle Mountain Conservation District
Box 508, 102 Broadway St S.
Deloraine, MB R0M 0M0
Ph: (204) 747-2530
Fax: (204) 747-2956
Email: tmcd.admin@goinet.ca
Any application not
necessarily accepted
** Position Dependent on
Funding
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Hartney SOS January 2015
Submitted by Brenda Mahy - Resource Coordinator
January has been a busy month for us. We have done crafts with Susan and card making with Edna. Tiny Tot
Junction Daycare has come and entertained us. We’ve went for coffee, had a movie afternoon and popcorn. I
would like to thank the Philippine families for putting on a supper for the seniors at Cameron Lodge on Jan 8th, it
was very much appreciated.
We do exercises every Thursday morning at 10:30am up at the Cameron Lodge; please feel free to come and join
in, the more the merrier. Every Friday morning up at Cameron Lodge is a knitting club, so get your wool and
needles and join in. We have played Wheel of Fortune and learning how to play Catch Phrase. If anyone has
checker boards or any other games that we could use up at Cameron Lodge it would be appreciated. Some of
the residents have been doing puzzles too. We also play Bingo at HCHC on Friday afternoons or just play card
games at Cameron Lodge.
We have a Bath Program, Meals on Wheels, Lifeline and E.R.I.K Kits and arrange for housework, yard work,
drivers to take you to appointments and errands uptown.
If you need anything done please call the office Monday, Thursday or Fridays 9:30am- 4:30pm at 204-858-2597.
Until next time; never put off tomorrow, the hug you can give today.
Larry Maguire Announces Funding for Cameron Lodge
Hartney, MB – Larry Maguire, Member of Parliament for BrandonSouris announced Cameron Lodge is receiving $2,524 from the
Enabling Accessibility Fund to improve the facility for those with
disabilities by installing an automatic door for the entrance of the
building.
“Our Conservative Government is committed to ensuring that
Canadians of all abilities have the chance to contribute to our
communities and be included in all aspects of society,” said
Maguire. “I also want to thank Cameron Lodge and all the
residents and volunteers who care about improving the quality of
life for those with disabilities.”
Since the launch of the Enabling Accessibility Fund in 2007, the
Government of Canada has funded over 1,800 projects, helping
thousands of Canadians gain better access to their communities’
facilities, programs and services.
Pictured L - R: Ewen Mosby (councillor),
Economic Action Plan 2013 extended the Enabling Accessibility
Blair Woods (Reeve) Larry Maguire,
Fund on an ongoing basis at $15 million per year to improve
Nick Nowazek (councillor)
accessibility in facilities across Canada, including workplaces.
In recent years, the Government of Canada has taken concrete action to support programs for people with
disabilities:
* The Opportunities Fund for Persons with Disabilities has helped over 39,600 people with disabilities
across Canada to prepare for, obtain and maintain employment or self-employment.
* So far, Canadians have registered close to 100,000 Registered Disability Savings Plans and have
benefitted from over $1 billion in bonds and grants deposited by the federal government.
* With an investment of $222 million per year in the provinces and territories, Labour Market Agreements
for Persons with Disabilities are the single largest federal government investment in helping Canadians with
disabilities get jobs.
* Economic Action Plan 2014 announced a $15 million investment to expand the Ready, Willing & Able
initiative.
“I will continue to work hard and get results for southwestern Manitoba. I will always stand up for the many
unique challenges facing rural communities and be a strong voice for our region,” concluded Maguire.
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Turtle Mountain Conservation District
Summer Employment Opportunity
Technician Assistant
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The Hartney Golf Club would like to recognize
Wawanesa Insurance & Morrison Agencies
for the following contribution:
Term: May – August 2015 - 16 weeks
**Must meet requirements specified under the
‘Hometown Green Team’ program.
Duties:
Maintenance of interpretive areas such as lawn mowing,
painting, trimming etc.
Assist technician with surveying, mapping and planning
Water Sampling
Culvert Inventory
Assist Works Supervisor and Technician with delivery of soil
and water programs to local landowners such as well
sealing and setting up remote water systems
Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
Must have a valid driver’s license
Experience with conservation or farm work
Experience with Lawn Care equipment, Quad etc.
Experience with Land Surveying equipment
Application Deadline: February 27, 2015 by 4:00 pm
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Turtle Mountain Conservation District
Box 508, 102 Broadway St. S.
Deloraine MB R0M 0M0
Telephone: 747-2530
Fax: 747-2956
e-mail: tmcd.admin@goinet.ca
Any application not necessarily accepted.
** Position Dependent on Funding
February is Heart & Stroke Month
If you or someone with you experiences any of
these signs, call 9-1-1 immediately. Acting quickly
can improve your survival and recovery.
Everyone needs to know the signs of a stroke
You never know when you, a parent, a spouse or a
friend, might experience the signs and it will be up
to you to act.
December 8, 2014
Attention Hartney Golf Club,
Thank you for the information package in regard to your
community’s efforts to restore the golf course.
While the flood certainly caused much damage in your
community and across the Province it is great to see the
community spirit, led by dedicated and resourceful
individuals, working together to restore services and make
things even better for those that follow.
Wawanesa Insurance in conjunction with Morrison
Agencies are pleased to present this cheque in the amount
of $5000.00 to aid in the restoration and reestablishment of
the Hartney Golf Course. Good luck with the completion of
your project - it will be a recreation facility to be enjoyed by
the community today and for future generations.
Sincerely,
Glenn McGregor
Vice President
Wawanesa Insurance
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Hartney 4-H Club News
Reporter – Rebecca Hunt
Hartney 4-H Club had their second meeting on October 27, 2014. Project books were handed out.
Upcoming events were discussed. Some members attended the Sleepover Event in Brandon and they
said they had lots of fun! Members wore their Halloween costumes and we had snacks and played
games.
Some Members went to the Remembrance Day Service on November 11. We met at the Legion Hall and
marched with the Legion Members to the Centennial Centre for the Service.
The Third meeting was on November 24, 2014. We planned Speech Night. After the meeting we
exchanged Christmas gifts and had our snacks. We then played Minute to Win It games.
Our Speech Night was on January 19, 2015. Our Judges were JoAnne Phillips, Melony Frank, Laura
Calverly, Jeanette Hay, Sharon Evans and Kari Bodin. Everyone had great topics and speech results in
Junior - First Ainsley Boulanger, Second John Barrows. First in Intermediate Speech went to Grace
Henderson and second place to Janelle Eastman. Senior Speech first place went to Cole Thomas. In the
Adult Category, Halle Thomas placed first. In Junior One Person Visual first place went to Eric
Drummond and in Senior Two Person Visual first place went to Jennifer Wright & Sydney Wright;
Second place went to Amie Hunt & Samantha Hunt. Good Luck to the first place speakers and visuals
that go on to Melita Zone Speak Offs on February 8, 2015.
The next meeting will be Monday, March 23 at 7pm.
Achievement will be on Sunday, April 26, 2015.
Hartney 4-H Club Speech Night January 19, 2015
Back Row: Halle Thomas, Amie Hunt, Sydney Wright, Jennifer Wright, Samantha Hunt, Cole Thomas,
Janelle Eastman, Mark McDowell, Kyra Thomas & Grace Henderson
Middle Row: Trevor Hunt, Darren Hunt, John Barrows, Rebecca Hunt, Natalie Draper, Ainsley Boulanger
& Eric Drummond
Front Row: Clara Barrows & Graeme Boulanger
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Sudoku Instructions:
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Level:
Medium
Try to fill in all of the empty
boxes so that:
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Each row contains the numbers
1 through 9
Each column contains the
numbers 1 through 9
Each square (3 x 3 box)
contains the numbers 1
through 9
Answer will be displayed on
community website
www.hartney.ca
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Royal Canadian Legion Branch #26 Report - February 2015
 At the January meeting two new members were welcomed to the Legion.
Past President Jeremy Morrison chaired
the initiation ceremony for new comrades Murray Phillips and Jon Morrison. Members present congratulated the
new comrades and look forward to their active participation in the Legion.
 Below is the list of the local Legion executive for the next two years:
President
Vice - president
Treasurer
Secretary
Sergeant-at-arms
Cole Turner
Bryan Keeler
Wayne Keeler
Jim Lee
John R. Morrison
 Military Service Recognition Book - The last HartCam paper contained the names of the Hartney area veterans
included in Volume 5 of the Military Service Recognition Book. Please review the list to see if you are entitled to
receive the free copy for your family.
 The next meeting of Branch #26 will be on Tuesday, February 24th.
All members are encouraged to attend. The
meeting starts at 8:00pm. Comrade Lew Morrison is in charge of light refreshments.
 January Meat Draw Winners:
6 time winners Grant & Lorna Peake
Marie Bertholet
5 time winners Lew Morrison
Yvonne Bertholet
4 time winners Fred & Marion White
Terry & Joanne Glawson
50 / 50 Winners
Lorne Bateman
$36.00
Marie Bertholet
$37.00
Joanne Glawson
$36.00
Marie Bertholet
$12.00
Marie Bertholet
$40.00
 Did you know that over $8000.00 has been won in the “Chase the Ace” program since it was first introduced in
November 2012? There have been five winners since inception; the smallest pot won by Joanne Glawson was
$44.00 and the largest pot won by Rudy Splett was over $2800.00. As of press time the “Chase the Ace” stands at
$700.00 plus!
 On this date - Legion Magazine / Canada’s History
February 15, 1965
February 16, 1940
The Maple Leaf becomes Canada’s Official flag
The Royal Canadian Air Force’s 110 Army Cooperation Squadron begins its journey to Britain.
It is the first of 48 squadrons to go overseas.
February 17, 1930
The Mad Trapper of Rat River, Alberta Johnson, is killed in a shoot out with the R.C.M.P
following a 240 kilometer , 48 day man hunt in the Yukon.
February 19, 1889
The pardoning of Gabriel Dumont regarding his participation in the 1885 North West
Rebellion where Dumont had served as the military commander for Louis Riel and the Metis.
February 20, 1959
P.M. John Diefenbaker makes the unexpected announcement that the CF - 105 Avro Arrow
fighter project is cancelled.
February 21, 1916
The Battle of Verdun begins. There will be nearly a million French and German casualties
February 22, 1951
2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry sustains the battalion’s first battle
casualties in Korea during an attack on Hill 444.
February 24, 1942
The Canadian government invokes the War Measures Act giving it the power to intern all
persons of Japanese origin, including Japanese Canadians of military age.
February 25 - 26, 1945 Sergeant Aubrey Cosens braves intense fire near Mosshof, Holland, to attack and capture
enemy strong points and take prisoners. Killed by sniper fire, he is awarded the Victoria Cross
posthumously.
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Reminder to all
PET OWNERS residing in
the Town of Hartney
The following is part of By-Law #921-07, being a
by-law to provide for the regulation and control of
animals within the limits of the Town of Hartney, full
copy of the by-law is available for reviewing at the
Municipal Office.
Double Diamond Farm Supply is a progressive,
multi-location
crop
inputs
provider
in
southwestern Manitoba.
We are currently
seeking individuals for a couple positions. For
both positions the applicant should have a valid
driver’s license, be self-motivated, able to work
flexible hours independently or as part of a team
and be willing to learn.
Yard Operations - Elgin
This seasonal position would be mainly for yard
operations at Elgin. Duties would include
loading and delivery of product, general yard
maintenance and other various tasks.
Please forward any questions or your resume to:
DOUBLE DIAMOND FARM SUPPLY
Box 91, Elgin MB, R0K 0T0
Or e-mail: jeremy@doublediamond.mb.ca
Phone: Trevor or Jeremy @ 769-2318
Custom Applicator & Nurse Truck Operators
Working out of our Minto and Elgin locations.
Duties of this seasonal position would be mainly
the operation of custom application equipment
and delivery of product to the application
equipment and customers.
1. NO OWNER SHALL PERMIT HIS ANIMAL TO
RUN AT LARGE. When an animal is found
running at large, its owner shall be deemed to have
failed or refused to comply with the by-law.
2. THE OWNER OF EVERY DOG OR CAT OVER
THE AGE OF SIX MONTHS SHALL OBTAIN
AND RENEW ANNUALLY, A LICENSE TO
KEEP THE DOG OR CAT. The license fee is due
and payable on the 1st day of January in each year
and shall expire on the 31st day of December in the
year following in which the license fee was levied
and paid. Proof of current rabies vaccination status
is required. Fee for spayed female or neutered male,
dog or cat $5.00 per tag. Fee for male dog or cat
$10.00 per tag. Fee for female dog or cat $10.00 per
tag.
3. NO PERSON SHALL OWN, HARBOUR, KEEP
OR HAVE IN HIS POSSESSION OR CONTROL
OR ON HIS PREMISES, MORE THAN TWO (2)
DOGS OR TWO(2) CATS AT ANY TIME,
regardless of the number of people inhabiting the
premises.
4. NO PERSON SHALL KEEP, HARBOUR,
POSSESS OR CONTRAOL ANY RESTRICTED
ANIMALS within the Town of Hartney. Restricted
animals shall be noted to be, but not limited to,
those animals herein stated as follows:
A) PITBULL TERRIOR (or any cross of)
B) ROTTWEILER (or any cross of)
Please forward any questions or your resume to:
DOUBLE DIAMOND FARM SUPPLY
Box 191, Minto MB, R0K 1M0
Or e-mail: nevin@doublediamond.mb.ca
Phone: Nevin @ 776-2132
5. NO OWNER SHALL PERMIT HIS ANIMAL TO
BARK OR HOWL or in any other way unduly
disturb the quiet of any person or persons anywhere
in Town, regardless of time of day or night.
Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH BY-LAW #921-07
WILL RESULT IN ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER
ENFORCEMENT
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REEVE’s REPORT
Welcome from the Reeve of the newly established Municipality of Grassland. We are into the new amalgamation of
Cameron, Hartney and Whitewater. Everything is progressing with a positive approach and we are all adjusting to new
committees and duties they require. You will see very little difference with the day to day operations of public works.
The office staff is still adjusting to their new roles and responsibilities. We are working hard to try to make everything
operate as in the past, but some committees will be combining through the municipality to be as effective as possible.
Our meetings are held twice a month, the second Tuesday and the fourth Thursday in the month. These meeting are
open to the public and we encourage your participation and involvement with council. With having two meetings a
month we are hoping to answer and address all issues of the residents.
A contest was held with ideas needed for a new logo for the municipality. We received some great ideas from the
schools in Minto and the Elgin and Lauder colonies. The council has selected three winners with an effort being made to
also amalgamate these entries into our new seal. Stay posted for the reveal of our seal in the near future.
At the time of this report, we have just received a heavy snow fall. With the municipality now 42 miles wide, we have
found that there can be more problems in one area over the other with such a big distance. With this in mind, we are
staying with the emergency plans in place for all our communities. Be assured that all consideration is given to your
area, but please contact your councilor or the office in Hartney or Minto if you see a situation that needs to be addressed.
Our next meetings will be addressing the budget of the new municipality. It will take a lot of time and discussion to
have a budget that addresses all the needs of such a large area. If you have any concerns or advice in the budget review,
please contact your councilor, office or myself to discuss the matter. When the initial budget is ready, there will be a
public meeting to review the plan. The date and location will be advertised at a later time.
Once again, please feel free to contact any one of the council of the Municipality of Grassland. We are your elected
representatives. We are here to represent you to our best ability. I hope we can provide the base for a successful merger
of all our communities.
Blair Woods, Reeve
Municipality of Grassland
Hartney Lauder United Church News
Box 337, Hartney, MB.,R0M0X0; 204-741- 0808; hartneyu@mts.net
Sunday Worship times: Hartney UC – 9:30AM; Lauder UC – 11:00AM
Hartney worship will be at Cameron Lodge.
World Day of Prayer is Friday, March 6th
The season of Lent began on Ash Wed. Feb. 18th. First Sunday in Lent is Feb. 22. Palm Sunday is
March 29; Good Friday is April 3; Easter is April 5.
Annual Meetings are completed. Thanks to all who prepared 2014 reports. We look forward to a
good 2015 year! Next Official Board Meeting is Wed. April 15th at 7.30 in Hartney.
It has been noticed by several Hartney Church members that there are numerous beautiful pots,
pans, cake pans, etc., in the church kitchen, which we believe were left after the last “Dinner to
the Door”. These pots, pans, etc. are really nice and we’re sure that you must be missing them in
your kitchen. Please pick yours up asap from the kitchen of the church (in the basement) so that
they will not be disposed of. Thanks for your attention to this matter.
In preparation for Easter consider Baptism, Confirmation, or Profession of Faith? Call or email
Doug Craig if this is on your mind.
Are you on PAR (PRE- Authorized Remittance)? The benefits to you are: regular support of your
church; continual support of your home church and the Mission and Service Fund even when you
are away. See your church treasurer if you want to get involved.
Attentive to each moment, my mind is clear like a calm river – Thich Nhat Hanh
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HATNEY SKATING CLUB 2014-2015
CANskate
Back row (Program Assistants):
Halle Thomas, Sara Mantell,
Samantha Hunt, Emily Morrison,
Jennifer Wright, Peyton Boulanger,
Kally Bodin, Sydney Wright, Janelle
Eastman & Kyra Thomas
Third row: Faith Thomas(PA), Cambria
Clarke & Rebecca Hunt
Second row: Lincoln Hicks, Keligh
Neault, Glen Eric DeGuia, Cassidy
Clarke, Charles Clarke, Carter
Morrison, Dennis Dyakov & Leland Hay
Front row: Caden Thomas & Graeme
Boulanger
Missing: Coach Debra Turner, Cole
Thomas(PA), Avery Cowan, Maisie-Jane
Green, Liam Holden, Louelle Jasper,
Kayden Drinkwalter & Krista F.
STARskate
Back Row: Coach Laurie
Bertholet, Peyton
Boulanger, Kyra Thomas,
Samantha Hunt,
Emily Morrison, Janelle
Eastman, Casey Bertholet,
Morgan Haerer & Sara
Mantell
Front Row: Natalie Draper
& Faith Thomas
Hartney Skating Club members
On Boissevain Blizzards Juvenile
Synchronized Skating Team
Peyton Boulanger, Kally Bodin,
Sydney Wright & Faith Thomas
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Hartney Cameron Library
THANK YOU
February is “ I Love To Read Month!” If you borrow a
book during February, enter to win one of two gift cards.
The more you read, the more chances to win!!
DRUMMOND - I would like to take this
opportunity to thank the ratepayers of
the former Cameron Municipality for the
support I received while I served on the
Municipal Council. Those years were
truly memorable and in some cases
challenging. I enjoyed working with some
very good people both office staff,
employees and follow council members.
I still maintain that local government
participation is a very important part in
the survival of our rural areas.
Book Club
February’s book is “For Elise” Unveiling The Forgotten
Woman on the Criddle Homestead”,
author Oriole A Vane Veldhuis. The next book club meeting
is Monday March 2 @ 2:00PM in the library.
New members are always welcome.
Friday Story Time
Themed activity for preschoolers includes story and craft
at 2:30 to 3:30 in the Library
NEW BOOKS
The Boston Girl – Anita Diament
Mistress – James Patterson
Personal – Lee Child
Invincible (large print) – Diane Palmer
AUDIO BOOKS , DVD’s AND MAGAZINES
The library has audio books, DVD’s, magazines for loan.
Come see our selection!
“Rage” – Jonathan Kellerman (audio book)
“Takedown Twenty” – Janet Evanovich (audio book)
“Eclipse” – Richard North Patterson (audio book)
“Prime Suspect The Last Witness” (DVD)
“For Love Or Country The Arturo Sandoval Story” (DVD)
“Revenge of the Pink Panther” (DVD)
People (magazine)
Archaeology (magazine)
Canadian Living (magazine)
Lots more to choose from!!
If you find a book you would like to read and it isn't on
our shelves, we can try and order it in for you. Just call
with the title and the author.
Library Hours
Tuesdays 3:00 - 7:00pm
Wednesday 1:00 - 5:00pm
Thursday 1:00 - 5:00pm
Friday 1:00 - 5:00pm
Please contact the Library at
204-858-2102 or
hartney@wmrl.ca for more
information.
To the council of the new Municipality of
Grassland I wish them all Good Luck with
their decisions in the future.
- Wayne
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BOUNDARY CO-OP - Hartney
Specials for March 5th - 12th; see in store for more specials!
SPECIALS
Minute Maid Drink
n’ boxes
10 each
2 / $5.00
Habitant Soups
796mL
Post
Shredded Wheat
2 / $5.00
$3.99
Prego Pasta
Sauce
Coop Gold Cheese
2 / $5.00
$10.99
Europe’s Best
Frozen Fruit
Campbells
Soup at Hand
600gr
$1.00
284mL
$4.99
3 /$4.98
Popcorn Chicken
Centsible
Wieners
Maple Leaf
Bacon
1kg
315g
$4.99
$4.99
Post Honey
Bunches of Oats
$3.99
Cadbury
Chocolate Bars
700g
$5.99
645mL
800gr
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Hartney Golf Club
Presents:
Social Entrepreneurship by Design
MARCH MADNESS 2015
Saturday March 21, 2015
Doors open at 5:00pm
Supper at 6:30pm
ADVANCED TICKET
SALES ONLY!
Get your tickets by March 16th
EARLY BIRD DRAW!
* Boundary Co-op
* Sunrise Credit Union
* Hartney Motor Inn
* From a committee member
Get in the door before 6:00pm
and be entered for a chance to
win $100 cash or $100 lottery tree!
(Jim Moir, Larry Isabey, Jim Lee, Sharon
Evans, Andrew Lewis, Brendan Phillips,
Chris Murray or Debra Turner)
Evening to include:
Appetizers and cash bar
 Roast beef and leg of ham supper with
complementary wine
 Entertainment by three time Canadian
Juggling Champion Robin Chestnut
 Auction for VIP table
Bucket draws, 50/50, Silent and Live auction

Tickets only $30.00!!
Reserve a table of 8
by calling the Recreation Office at
204-858-2536

Some prizes up for grabs to date:
* “City Cats” Fishing Trip * Free Rounds of Golf * 4 tickets to Minto Dinner Theatre * Ladder Shelf
* Hartney Hopper’s VIP Game Experience * 80 acres free custom application * 32” Flat Screen TV
* Circular Saw and assorted tools
* Breakfast or Wiener Roast at Chain Lakes * MANTRACKER2
* Day of Fishing & Cruising at Oak Lake * Golf Clubs * Jackets * $500.00 Hartney Shopping voucher
* 2 Piece Hard Luggage set * 8 hours electrical work * 10 hours use of combine & straight cut header
* 40 gal Hot water Heater * Decorative wooden putter stand
* Sports memorabilia * Satellite Radio
* Official Winnipeg Jets Jersey * Backyard BBQ Blast
* Golf Bags
Donations still being accepted!
Follow us on Twitter @HartneyGolfClub
#Marchmadness15