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The May Long Weekend Townwide Garage Sale listing is inside the local newspaper. Several local projects in Minnedosa and surrounding areas will receive funding through the Manitoba Community Places Program, including the Minnedosa Youth Soccer Association which will receive $35,000 for new soccer and rugby fields. St. Mark's Anglican Church will get $14,000 for roof repairs and the Minnedosa Senior Citizens Association will receive $2,000 for window repairs. The Rapid City Parent's Group is granted $10,000 for a playground project.
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The May Long Weekend Townwide Garage Sale listing is inside the local newspaper. Several local projects in Minnedosa and surrounding areas will receive funding through the Manitoba Community Places Program, including the Minnedosa Youth Soccer Association which will receive $35,000 for new soccer and rugby fields. St. Mark's Anglican Church will get $14,000 for roof repairs and the Minnedosa Senior Citizens Association will receive $2,000 for window repairs. The Rapid City Parent's Group is granted $10,000 for a playground project.
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We acknowledge the
financial support of the
Government of Canada
through the
Canada Periodical Fund
of the Department of
Canadian Heritage.

Volume 133 Issue 09

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Friday, May 15, 2015

Projects Granted
Community Places
Funding

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Dari Isle Celebrating Half Century

By DARRYL HOLYK

number of local projects will benefit from funding through the latest round of announcements
through the Manitoba Community Places Program.
The Minnedosa Youth Soccer Association is one
of 216 successful applicants that will be receiving a
financial boost from the program this year. The local
group has been approved for $35,000 to be used for
the development of two new soccer and rugby fields
at the Minnedosa Regional Events Centre grounds.
Another local funding recipient is St. Marks
Anglican Church which was successful in securing
$14,000 for roof repairs. Minnedosa Senior Citizens
Association will benefi t from a $2,000 grant for a
window repair project at the 50+ Activity Centre. The
Rapid City Parents Group will receive a grant in the
amount of $10,000 which will be put toward the playground project at Rapid City Elementary School. A
$900 grant has been awarded to the Strathclair Rink
Management Committee to replace flooring.
Through the latest round of Community Places
approvals over $3 million is being invested in recreational, cultural and community facilities around
the province. Since 1986, more than 7,500 community-lead projects have benefi ted from more than
$115 million being invested back to Manitoba communities.
Community groups provide the essential
recreational and social facilities and programs in
neighbourhoods across Manitoba, said Manitoba
Housing and Community Development Minister Mohinder Saran during Mondays funding announcement. This year, we are pleased to support
216 projects which will ensure Manitobans can continue to benefit from recreation and wellness opportunities close to home.

Photo by Ashley Hanks

Current Dari Isle owners Dave and Shannon Alexander are pictured with
the Drive-Ins original owners, Les and Shirley Cummins. See story on Page 10.

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