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    Bob McNabb, a Manitoba agriculture hall of famer, has been inducted into the Canadian Conservation Hall of Fame for his dedication to soil conservation in Canada. McNabb was officially honored at a ceremony at the University of Manitoba, where he graduated 50 years ago. Veterans were honored at several Remembrance Day services in Minnedosa over the weekend, including at the local personal care home, collegiate institute, and community center. Poppies were worn by residents of all ages to remember past and present veterans.

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    Bob McNabb, a Manitoba agriculture hall of famer, has been inducted into the Canadian Conservation Hall of Fame for his dedication to soil conservation in Canada. McNabb was officially honored at a ceremony at the University of Manitoba, where he graduated 50 years ago. Veterans were honored at several Remembrance Day services in Minnedosa over the weekend, including at the local personal care home, collegiate institute, and community center. Poppies were worn by residents of all ages to remember past and present veterans.

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    Tribune

    THE OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE CANADIAN WEST

    The Minnedosa

    Since 1883
    Volume 137 Issue 36 Friday, November 15, 2019 www.minnedosatribune.com 90 cents plus tax

    Hall of Fame
    Honour For All Ages Honour Our Veterans
    Bob McNabb By KAREN MITCHELL

    V eterans were busy


    throughout the week-
    end at various Remem-
    brance Day Services held.
    Poppies were worn with
    pride by all ages as they
    honoured past and present
    veterans under the auspic-
    es of the Royal Canadian
    Legion General Hugh Dyer
    Branch #138. Cde. Dan Jar-
    dine led the march of vet-
    erans at each location with
    the playing of bag pipes.
    In addition to the com-
    munity Remebrance Day
    service at the Minnedosa
    Community Conference
    Centre on the morning of
    Photo submitted
    November 11th, a number
    of others were held on Fri-
    day, November 8th.
    SUBMITTED
    The Minnedosa Per-
    sonal Care Home service
    A Manitoba agriculture
    hall of famer can now
    add the Canadian Conser-
    began at 10 a.m. with open-
    ing comments by Cde. Dan
    Jardine, the singing of O
    vation Hall of Fame to his
    Canada and a one-minute
    impressive resume. The
    moment of silence. Jardine
    Soil Conservation Council
    gave the address, prayer
    of Canada (SCCC) has an-
    and benediction, and Cde.
    nounced that Bob McNabb Photo by Karen Mitchell
    Janis Wahoski recited the
    is the newest inductee for
    poem “In Flanders Field”.
    his dedication to soil con- Legion President,
    Minnedosa Collegiate
    servation and health in Duane LaCoste is
    Institute held its service at
    Canada.
    11:00 a.m. opening with approached a by
    McNabb was officially
    honoured Wednesday, No-
    Two Minutes of Silence, a Kindergarten
    vember 13th at a ceremony
    welcome speech by Stu- student and her teacher,
    dent Council Co-Vice Pres- Mrs. Kingdon, as they
    at the University of Mani-
    idents Torynn Dmytriw walk along the lineup
    toba – the same institution
    and Shayla Woychyshyn of Legion members
    he graduated from 50 years
    followed by the Candle of
    ago. thanking them for their
    Remembrance lighting by Photo by Karen Mitchell
    Duane LaCoste. service during the TCS
    Continued on Remembrance Day Legion members lead a song during the Minnedosa
    Continued
    Page 4 service last Friday. Personal Care Home Remembrance Day service.
    on Page 6

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