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Proofed-Stonewall Tribune 113017.Indd TOWN & COUNTRY THE McKILLOP TEAM Call 204-467-8000 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY CONDO COMMUNITY MOVE IN BEFORE XMAS! FABULOUS FAMILY LOCATION YOUR OWN RESORT 365 QUALITY OF LIFE AWAITS YOU View at mckillop.ca LIVING STONEWALL - FULL MAKE US AN OFFER! CLOSE TO QUARRY PARK & DAYS A YEAR 2 MINS IN THE SMALL TOWN OF STONY! - TRAILER PARK FOR SALE ! BASEMENT, ATTACHED $621,500 - MEAGAN STONEWALL $392,900-RYAN KINSMEN - STONEWALL FROM THE PERIMETER NOTHING SMALL ABOUT THIS GARAGE. $279,900-MATT $339,900 - MEAGAN $459,900- SUSAN BEAUTY! $444,900 - RYAN Stonewall Teulon THURSDAY, VOLUME 8 EDITION 48 NOVEMBER 30, 2017 SERVING STONEWALL, BALMORAL, TEULON,Tribune GUNTON, NARCISSE, INWOOD, LAKE FRANCIS, WOODLANDS, MARQUETTE, WARREN, ARGYLE, GROSSE ISLE, ROSSER, STONY MOUNTAIN, ST. LAURENT & KOMARNO Breakfast with Santa TRIBUNE PHOTO BY NATASHA TERSIGNI Turns out two-year-old Hadley McLean is not a big fan of Santa Claus. Hadley and her mom Lindsey and dad Carter took in the Balmoral Breakfast with Santa this past Saturday. news > sports > opinion > community > people > entertainment > events > classifi eds > careers > everything you need to know CHATFIELD/ STONEWALL TEULON $169,900 POPLARFIELD $ 239,900 SILENT NIGHTS – $799,000.00 in the heart of Stonewall. FOR SANTA & HIS ELVES HO HO HO PUT A ExperienceTheTTh Counts Classic 1 1/2 sty 1166ft home, is loaded with charm & Old fashion TEULON - OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS $234,900 RIBBON ON THIS! historical appeal featuring 2 br. 2 bath fully renovated Own this affordable home & acreage you always 1240SF, 2 BR dwelling & att garage, 1920 with many upgrades.SOLD 24x30 heated garage on great charmer 3 bdrm on 100 x 120 ft lot with wanted. Well-built 1000 SF 3 BR bungalow w/ Leased Acres, 200 Acres cultivated, balance in fenced lot within walking distance to all amenities… mature trees, Improvement includes: roof; full basement on private yard site with 67 acres. hay & pasture – fenced. Group COME MAKE IT YOURS! kitchen; windows; furnace with central air. ® Past Director - Winnipeg Realtors Family owned & operated KOMARNO TEULON $79,900 Past Chair - Professional Standards over 64 years! INWOOD $110,700 CHEAPER $89,900.00 $175,500.00 OH WHAT FUN LOOKING TO GET AWAY THAN PAYING RENT – READY FOR FOR ALL THE - Lovely renovated A Real Estate Boutique Practice FROM IT ALL? CHRISTMAS @ L.J. Baron REINDEER Modern 2010 built 3 bedrm home on with Concierge Service Realty 100 x 120 lot. SOLDImprovements include: windows, 9.86 fenced acres with 625 sq ft 1 bedroom consisting of mature forest & open meadows. 1024 sq ft 2 bedroomSOLD on a private 4 acres with kitchen and bathroom. Newer appliances bungalow with older barn & out buildings. Features include seasonal cottage, hydro, well, various older out-buildings. Great for small included. Immediate possession. Located on Highway 7 near Arborg. 204-886-2393 Toll Free 888-629-6700 [email protected] www.ljbaron.com storage container & dugout. animals and just ¾ miles off of pavement. 2 The Stonewall Teulon Tribune Thursday, November 30, 2017 Hundreds pack the Balmoral Hall to have breakfast with Santa Staff Families packed the Balmoral Hall for the annual Breakfast with Santa last Saturday. The event is a fundraiser for the Balmoral United Church and helps to kick off the holiday season. Along with a pancake breakfast cooked up by the Stonewall and District Lions Club, children could have their photo taken with Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus, create a Christmas-themed craft and have their face painted. Guests did not leave empty handed thanks to the full bak- ing table. TRIBUNE PHOTOS BY NATASHA TERSIGNI Aubri Porter, left, and Brooklyn Sinclair keep busy at the craft table. Stonewall and District Lions Club members, including Mel Harrison, cooked breakfast for Neveah Turney crafts an orna- over 200 guests on Saturday. ment for the Christmas tree. Claire Kirschman listens intently to Santa. Six-month-old Deklin Bouskill wasn’t too interested in visiting with Santa and Mrs. Claus. What are you saving for? Inview Insurance Services Discover your path 344 Main St | Stonewall to financial security. 204-467-8927 Let’s talk. www.cooperators.ca/Inview-Insurance-Services Home Life Investments Group Business Farm Travel Not all products available in all provinces. Versatile Portfolios Navigator™ is offered by, and is a registered trademark of, Co-operators Life Insurance Company. Versatile Portfolios Navigator™ provides guaranteed benefits which are payable on death or maturity. No guarantee is provided on surrender or partial withdrawal in respect of Units acquired in the Segregated Funds. The Stonewall Teulon Tribune Thursday, November 30, 2017 3 Young dancer performs with Moscow Ballet By Jennifer McFee “I would defi nitely want to do it again, but I would A local dancer put her best foot forward when she had want to do a different part. There’s a lot of other cool the chance to take the stage with Moscow Ballet. parts. The dances were amazing.” Reese Deprez, 12, took part in Moscow Ballet’s perfor- Reese started gymnastics about fi ve years ago and mance of the Great Russian Nutcracker on Nov. 22 at only segued to dancing two years ago. She currently the Burton Cummings Theatre. takes classes in jazz and ballet, and she’ll soon be busy The travelling show is celebrating its 25th-anniversary preparing for a recital coming up in May. North American tour. Through its Dance With Me pro- “I love to dance. I really love to do the moves and I love gram, it gives local ballet students the chance to perform to get into it,” she said. alongside the professional touring dance company. “It’s really fun and it’s just a great thing to do. It’s very Reese, who dances with L.A. Dance Academy in Win- calming too.” nipeg, was selected for the role of a snow maiden. She For her mom Melanie, it was a proud moment to see rehearsed every Sunday for two months to prepare for her young snow maiden take the stage. the part in the performance. “It was very exciting to see her up there,” she said. “She “It was really, really cool. It was a really great expe- looked beautiful in her outfi t. She was exhausted by the rience but I was really, really nervous. My knees were end, but she was all smiles. It was a great opportunity to shaking and arms were shaking. I don’t even know how dance with the Moscow Ballet.” I did it. It was really nerve-wracking but I just told my- TRIBUNE PHOTO SUBMITTED self ‘It’s OK. Everything will be fi ne,’ said Reese, a Grade Reese Deprez in her snow maiden costume. 7 student at Stony Mountain School. 17121MB0 Tuned in halfway? Restart is an amazing new feature from Fibe TV that lets you watch a show already in progress from the beginning or watch for up to 30 hours after the show started. It’s easy to use – simply choose your show, hit ok, and the show will restart from the beginning within seconds. And it’s only available with Fibe TV.1 Switch to Fibe TV today. Call 204-225-5687 or visit your nearest Bell MTS Store. Get expert advice today. Visit a Bell MTS store near you: STONEWALL 333 Main St. 204 467-2550 Customer eligibility based on specifi c service address and determination of eligibility shall rest solely with Bell MTS. Service available in select areas. (1) Available with select channels/content, excluding US networks and non-local content, and subject to viewing limitations. Whole Home PVR required. Fibe TV and Bell MTS are trademarks of Bell Canada. 4 The Stonewall Teulon Tribune Thursday, November 30, 2017 Former Teulon resident plays Last Post at Vimy Ridge By Jennifer McFee A former Teulon resident played an unforgettable role in Remembrance Day ceremonies in Vimy Ridge this year. Lieutenant (Navy) Anne Day, whose maiden name is Phillips, is the Above Water Warfare Offi cer onboard HMCS Montreal. “This means that I am responsible to assess anything that fl oats or fl ies and make recommendations to Com- mand for what I think might be pos- ing a threat to our ship/allies or our mission,” she wrote in a message to the Tribune. “During October 2017, I conducted a few missile fi rings off the coast of Europe, which were part of training exercises with NATO allies develop- ing future capabilities for the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN).” After those missile fi rings, her ship Anne Day, formerly of Teulon, TRIBUNE PHOTOS SUBMITTED travelled alongside Antwerp, Bel- performed the Last Post at Vimy HMCS Montreal sent three busloads of sailors to the Remembrance Day gium. Ridge. ceremony at Vimy Ridge. “I planned for the crew to attend a bugle and one of my other shipmates few different ceremonies including to play the lament.” the 100th anniversary of Passchen- nity Band until she joined the Royal play Last Post where Canada forged Day got her start playing trumpet in daele, Menin Gate, Hill 62, Tyne Cot Canadian Navy and left Manitoba. its sovereign identity,” she said. Grade 7 at Teulon Collegiate Institute. and Vimy Ridge,” she said. For Day, playing the Last Post at “Standing on the monument during She also played in a sea cadet march- “The Nov. 11 ceremony at Vimy Vimy Ridge is an experience steeped the ceremony, I trembled looking out ing band in Selkirk with the Royal Ca- Ridge is often small as they gener- in signifi cance. over the fi elds where so many were nadian Sea Cadet Corps Daerwood. ally hold theirs the Saturday before. “With the 100th anniversary of the lost and seeing the shell holes now She stopped playing for a number (HMCS) Montreal sent three bus- Battle of Vimy Ridge marked this past covered in grass.
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