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Volume 136 Issue 51 Friday, March 1, 2019 www.minnedosatribune.com 90 cents plus tax

INSIDE Debating The Cool Spring Proposal

this week

Writers
Workshop

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Fifteen
Rinks in Photo by Karen Mitchell

By KAREN MITCHELL conditional use by Cool barn. With the construc- totaling 1,218 animal units. nical Review Committee to
Ladies Spring Colony Ltd. in the tion of these two buildings, This would be an over- review the application and

Bonspiel O n Wednesday, Feb- Bethany-Clanwilliam area the colony is hoping to ex- all increase of 174 animal report back to the council

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ruary 20th, approxi- northeast of Minnedosa. pand their broiler opera- units. with findings and recom-
mately 40 interested The proposal includes tion to 96,000 animals (480 Due to the application mendations.
residents gathered at the the construction of a animal units) and add 500 being over the 250 animal
Minnedosa Ukrainian Hall 31,000 square foot broiler layers, 400 ducks and four unit threshold, the Rural Continued
for the public hearing re- poultry barn and a 12,480 dairy cows which would Municipality of Minto- on Page 3
garding an application for square foot multi-purpose result in a mixed operation Odanah required a Tech-

Minnedosa Mustangs Bring Home The Gold

By KAREN MITCHELL The U17 girls first on Monday against SCSA
game was on Friday, Feb- MacFarlane, landing the

D uring the weekend of

February 15th to 18th
the Minnedosa Mustangs,
both the U12 and U17 girls
soccer teams headed to
Winnipeg to compete in
the Golden Boy Youth Soc-
cer Tournament.
Both teams walked
away at the end of the
weekend wearing a gold
medal that acknowledged
the hard work and great
game skills displayed, not
only during the weekend
but throughout the entire
Photo submitted season.
ruary 15th which saw them
defeat Southdale U17G
with a score of 1-0. On
Saturday, they tied East
End U17G with a score of
0-0 and on Sunday they
beat out SWCC Webster/
Fraser with a score of 2-1.
With these games under
their belt the team was tied
with East End U17G and
had to go into a shoot out
to determine who would
play in the finals. After
seven shooters Minnedosa
walked away with the win,
taking them to the finals
win with a score of 2-1.
The U12 girls played
two games on Saturday,
one against SCSA Storm
in which they defeated
them 2-0 and one against
Park City Muzia were they
lost 1-0. On Sunday, they
played Corydon U12G and
walked away with the win
with a score of 3-0. Head-
ing into the final game,
Minnedosa was second in
the round robin.
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