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LE Selkirk Record 092916.Indd THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 VOLUME 7 EDITION 39 mcna 2015 Best All Around Newspaper of the Year SERVING SELKIRK, LOCKPORT, ST. ANDREWS, ST. CLEMENTS, WEST ST. PAUL, CLANDEBOYE, PETERSFIELD, WINNIPEG BEACH, GARSON, DUNNOTTAR & TYNDALL Communities come together for Brenna RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS Candace Schellenberg shares a moment with her daughter Brenna during a garage sale and family fun day fundraiser for the Selkirk family last Saturday. Two-year-old Brenna was diagnosed with brain cancer in July so local businesses and community members have teamed up to help organize various fundraisers to help the family. For a story and more photos, see page 2. news > sports > opinion > community > people > entertainment > events > classifi eds > careers > everything you need to know #BrennaStrong Brenna is the precious 2 year old daughter of Candace & Jason Schellenberg. Brenna has been diagnosed with brain cancer and the community is uniting to support the family. “HOG & GROG” FUNDRAISER Selkirk Golf & Country Club Saturday, Oct 1st cooperators.ca/krut-agencies 4:00 – 6:30pm 7:00 – 9:30pm $20 Tickets (Support Tickets Available) 326A Main St., Selkirk • 204-482-8558 Kendall 482-4637 or Karen 485-7973 Silent Auction prize donations are greatly Home Life Investments Group Business Farm Travel appreciated please drop off at Selkirk Cooperators. 2 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 Helping hands Garage sale, family fun day fundraiser helps raise nearly $16K for Selkirk family By Lindsey Enns show their support, grab some lunch While resting in her mother’s arms and look through garage sale items. with a knitted pink toque covering Among them was four-year-old Lily her head, it wasn’t diffi cult to see that Porhownik of East Selkirk who said even two-year-old Brenna Schellen- she hopes her friend Brenna gets bet- berg was a little overwhelmed at the ter soon. amount of people who showed up to Porhownik’s grandmother Melanie support her and her family last Satur- Shumilak said they know the Schel- day. lenberg family well and wanted to When news spread that Brenna had come out and show their support last been diagnosed with a rare form of Saturday. brain cancer in late July, a group of “We came to support Brenna,” Shu- dedicated friends of the Selkirk fam- milak said, adding the young girl’s ily wanted to do something to help. diagnosis really hit home for her and Dozens of volunteers, local busi- her family. “Both my daughters have RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS nesses and organizations banded to- two year olds ... so we all know Brenna ABOVE: Candace Schellenberg shares a moment with her daughter gether to collect donations and put and it just makes us sick in our stom- Brenna who is currently battling brain cancer under a “Go Team on a garage sale and outdoor family ach. fun day at Selkirk Memorial Hall last “It’s just very sad.” Brenna” banner during a garage sale and family fun day fundraiser for Saturday. The event helped raise just Looking around inside Memorial the Selkirk family at Selkirk Memorial Hall last Saturday. The fundraiser under $16,000 for the local family. Hall last Saturday, Shumilak said the helped raise nearly $16,000 for the local family. BELOW: Four-year-old “It started out as a small yard sale amount of support the family has re- Lily Porhownik and two-year-old Everly Porhownik play with the toys and then it just built from there,” one ceived is “just amazing.” they found at the garage sale for Brenna Schellenberg last Saturday in of the organizers Jackie Palmer said. “I can’t believe the quality of items Selkirk. “It’s been amazing.” that are here not just the quantity.” Doctors diagnosed Brenna with Me- Thousands of donations including dulloblastoma, a rare and aggressive anything from clothing, furniture, form of brain tumour found in young books, electronics and toys were be- children, on July 28. ing collected at True North Motors for The cancer has since spread to parts the last several weeks. It took a semi of Brenna’s spine and she is currently truck to bring all the donations to Me- receiving chemotherapy treatments at morial Hall for the event. the Children’s Hospital in Winnipeg. Candace said she wanted to thank Jason and Candace Schellenberg say everyone who showed up and helped the support they have been receiving make the event such a success. from family, friends and the commu- “I can’t believe how the communi- nity has been “incredible.” ty has come together to support our “It’s more than we ever could have family in our time of need,” she said. imagined,” Candace said while hold- “Thank you for all the love and sup- ing Brenna during last Saturday’s port we have received and the contin- event. ued support. Community and area members “We can’t thank people enough.” came out in droves last Saturday to Candace said Brenna is doing “amaz- “This is just a little break in between the Selkirk Golf and Country Club. ing” and is reacting to treatment bet- to get some rest,” Candace said with As of Monday afternoon some tickets (ARTLEY:ELCER ter than they expected. a smile. were still available. For more informa- 30 Years $$ "3C Last week the family was able to Kendall Krut and her mother Karen, tion contact Kendall at 204-482-4637 Experience $%.452)34 spend some time at home together who are also friends of the family, are or Karen at 204-485-7973. COMMITTED TO DENTURE EXCELLENCE before Brenna starts her next round also putting on a hog and grog kid- &2%%#/.35,4!4)/. of chemotherapy. friendly social on Saturday, Oct. 1 at Continued on page 10 $ENTAL&INANCING!VAILABLE TRUE NORTH MOTORS • SALES • FINANCING • WARRANTIES 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan SE DVD Player Stow n Go Rear air and Heat Manitoba Safetied excellent shape inside 7INNIPEG -"s-AIN3T and out. It has a clean Car Proof and is Between Jefferson & Inkster ready to take the crew to Soccer, Karate or whatever! And the built in DVD sytem will 3ELKIRK -"s-AIN3T keep them occupied on the way! $ 43 Main St., Selkirk 14,443 + taxes & licensing www.zelcerdentures.com www.truenorthmotors.ca 204-785-8000 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 3 Falling in love with fall Power outage planned for Grand Beach area Sept. 30 Staff Residents in the Grand Beach area will lose power on Friday, Sept. 30 for ap- proximately three hours. On their website, the RM of St. Clements said that there is a planned power interruption that will take place Sept. 30 from 8 a.m. until 11 a.m. The area affected by the power outage will stretch from Beaconia Beach north to Belair, including Grand Marais. The RM said the planned interruption is required to allow staff to safely com- plete required maintenance. RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS ABOVE: Remi Leclerc takes a stroll along Clandeboye Avenue in Selkirk with his guitar last Wednesday evening. “I just love autumn,” Leclerc said with a smile before continuing on his walk. BELOW: Fall colours and trees are refl ected in a creek in Selkirk Park on the fi rst day of fall last Thursday. 16095gm0 PLAY TiME! 439 MAIN ST., SELKIRKSELKIRKIRKRK HOURSHOURS MONDAY - FRIDAYFRIDAY 9-99 9 North of Manitoba Ave. SATURDAY 9-6 SUNDAY 12-5 BiG DOLLAR 4 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 New Nova House set to open in January 2017 Local organization still looking to raise $250K for new facility By Lindsey Enns A new shelter for women and chil- dren escaping domestic violence nearly 17 years in the making will of- fi cially open its doors in January 2017. Nova House Inc. executive director Anna Pazdzierski said they hope to host the grand opening of the their new 24-bed facility located along Clandeboye Avenue in Selkirk before Jan. 15, 2017 and will then welcome RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS clients shortly afterwards. ABOVE LEFT: Nova House Inc. executive director Anna Pazdzierski, pictured centre, leads a tour of their The cost of their new building has current shelter for women and children escaping domestic violence last Wednesday evening. ABOVE RIGHT: now reached approximately $2.8 A Nova House supporter checks out their new facility, which is set to open in January 2017, during a tour million, with Nova House receiving $1 million from Manitoba Housing, last Wednesday evening. BELOW LEFT: Nova House outreach counsellor Tracy Curle talks about the shelter’s $500,000 from Jim and Betty Anne Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) project. So far they have collected nearly 11,000 dolls with Gaynor, and the land and services the goal of reaching 12,000 to signify the amount of MMIW across Canada. BELOW RIGHT: Early childhood have been donated by the City of Sel- educator and support worker Donna Hayes, pictured right, talks about the children’s program at Nova kirk. House during a tour last Wednesday evening. Nova House has had to fundraise and apply for grants to make up the remainder of the costs. They continue to fundraise for funds for the build- ing as well as for things that will fi ll the shelter, such as furnishings and housewares. Pazdzierski said fundraising for the new facility has been steady and they are currently about $250,000 away from reaching their $1.1 million goal. So far Nova House has received do- nations from 23 service groups, 18 pri- vate citizens, 14 corporate sponsors, at least eight foundations, six major fundraisers, the federal, provincial and municipal governments, and a long list of other donors from across Pazdzierski said she wanted to show escaping both physical and mental people didn’t talk about domestic Canada.
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