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    The Minnedosa Tribune is a weekly newspaper published in Minnedosa, Manitoba since 1883. This article discusses efforts by Minnedosa Collegiate's yearbook committee to boost sales of the school's upcoming yearbook. The committee, consisting of two teachers and ten students, is working hard on this year's book. However, yearbook sales have been low in recent years. The committee hopes more students will purchase a yearbook this year to preserve memories that may not be available on social media long-term. They are encouraging students and parents to place orders by the deadline to ensure copies are received.

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    The Minnedosa Tribune is a weekly newspaper published in Minnedosa, Manitoba since 1883. This article discusses efforts by Minnedosa Collegiate's yearbook committee to boost sales of the school's upcoming yearbook. The committee, consisting of two teachers and ten students, is working hard on this year's book. However, yearbook sales have been low in recent years. The committee hopes more students will purchase a yearbook this year to preserve memories that may not be available on social media long-term. They are encouraging students and parents to place orders by the deadline to ensure copies are received.

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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 132 Issue 46

    inside

    this week

    6LQFH

    Friday, January 30, 2015

    www.minnedosatribune.com

    90 cents plus tax

    Hoping to Boost Yearbook Sales


    By ASHLEY HANKS

    Jodie Takes
    Gold

    MREC
    Debenture
    Moving
    Forward

    A Chat with
    Ericksons
    Mayor

    11

    Advanced
    Education
    Section

    ith the end of this


    school year quickly
    approaching, Minnedosa
    Collegiate is in full swing
    with its annual yearbook
    preparations.
    Between
    two teachers, Mrs. Tanis
    Barrett and Mrs. Sandra
    Enns and the ten students
    that make up the yearbook
    committee, they are hard
    at work to make this years
    book one of the best yet.
    In recent years, even
    though many students
    seem to be interested in
    getting a yearbook, the
    committee has found the
    sales to be low. This year,
    they are hoping for a boost
    in sales and to encourage
    every student to have a
    yearbook to cherish in the
    years to come.
    With social media,
    students think they have
    enough memories to go
    back and look at. However, not all social media will
    be around in ten years.
    Th ere are also concerns
    with students not getting
    their yearbook orders in
    on time, which is a must
    to ensure you get your
    yearbook. Th ere is even
    the fact that parents dont
    know the necessary information to help their children make an informed
    decision when discussing the option. All of this
    can cause low sales which
    could possibly end there
    being a yearbook published for future classes.
    A yearbook can off er

    1,983

    Photo by Ashley Hanks

    (L_R) Chelsea Hodgson, Kirstin Sorovy, Jordan Randell, Hannah MacDonald of the 2014-2015
    MCI Yearbook Committee are hoping to see an increase in interest in this years publication.
    They are pictured above with a collection of yearbooks from school years past.
    so much more than any social media site or the pictures on your cell phone.
    The committee guarantees
    that each and every student will be in the book at
    least three times.

    Th e yearbook offers
    not only pictures but articles on students, sports
    and big events throughout
    the school year. A yearbook can even be a great
    gift for students at the end

    of their school year.


    This years book has an
    additional 12 pages than
    previous copies which
    means more pictures and
    space for events including, but not limited to, be-

    ing able to put the sports


    teams on separate pages
    instead of having them
    combined on one page.

    Continued on
    Page 7

    ITS A FACT!

    1,983 copies of The Minnedosa Tribune are SOLD each week.

    Many FREE distribution newspapers are tossed aside and never leave the Post Office.
    Consider this when spending your HARD-EARNED advertising dollars.

    Source: Canadian Media


    Circulation Audit

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