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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. 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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

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439 MAIN ST., SELSELKIRKKIRKIRKRK 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. them how the project is coming to abuse. violence at all,” she said. “We’re fi nd- “We have been so pleased with the fruition. “It’s good to know that we have ing to make changes we have to start fundraising we’ve received and every- “The most important part of tonight places now that these women can go talking about it, we have to bring it up body has been wonderful,” she said. is saying ‘thank you’ and showing to that they don’t need to put up with from behind closed doors.” Nova House supporters and donors people why their money was so need- this type of treatment,” he said. “In During the tour of their current facil- were invited to take a tour of their cur- ed and how much we appreciate it,” this day and age it’s unacceptable.” ity, Pazdzierski didn’t hold back while rent facility and visit the new building she said following last week’s tour. Pazdzierski said fi ve years ago a tour pointing out the many challenges last Wednesday evening. Among the large group along for the of a shelter for domestic abuse victims the shelter faces while trying to help Although their new facility is still tour was Selkirk MLA Alan Lagimo- would be unheard of. those in need. very much in the construction phase diere who said he is “very impressed” “We were so concerned previously and the nearly 25 people along for with the work Pazdzierski and oth- about keeping people safe and keep- Continued on the tour were unable to go inside, ers have been doing to help women ing things quiet and confi dential, page 12

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Laugher would happen from the riv- “Right now that is being deter- erside provincial maintenance yard in mined,” he said. “We may try again Selkirk. next week if we can reschedule anoth- A small crowd gathered near the er job that we already have planned. site of the planned launch, with some “We want it in and the sooner the even bringing lawn chairs to sit and better.” watch, but those hoping to see a The province said the $3.1-million launch walked away disappointed. ferry will replace the “aging” C.F. In the afternoon Manitoba Infra- James Apetagon, which has been in structure crews tried three times to RECORD PHOTO BY DAVE BAXTER service since 1977. pull the ferry into the water, but each Manitoba Infrastructure marine project manager Barry Blair analyzes The Apetagon will continue to see time cables trying to pull the ferry the situation after three attempts to pull the 156-ton Cable Ferry limited use at another undetermined broke and the vessel did not move Gilbert Laugher into the water in Selkirk failed last Friday. location, the province said. one inch. The vessel’s name honours Gilbert they have pulled in the past and that The ferry will eventually head to However, a provincial spokesman Sandy Laugher, who was born in Nor- is why they could not get it to move the Norway House First Nation area, told the Record they were going to way House in 1928. with the equipment they had at the and Blair said it was built to work in try to move it again late Tuesday af- Working around lake vessels much site. cold temperatures, and that is why it ternoon but the outcome was not yet of his life, Laugher worked as a re- “This ferry is quite a bit different wouldn’t move. known by press deadline. spected, long-service government than anything else we have worked “It’s grade-D steel,” he said. “It’s Manitoba Infrastructure marine ferry operator, until he retired in late with,” Blair said, after the last failed steel that’s very suited for low tem- project manager Barry Blair said the 1993. attempt to move the ferry last Friday. peratures and ice. It’s heavier than vessel is built differently than ones anything else we have worked with.” Gilbert passed away in 2008. Cybertip.ca ad campaign aims to catch online child predators Staff launched a national campaign to raise The Canadian Centre said a recent Monday marked the fi fth annual awareness about the online sexual study conducted by the Canadian awareness day for a Canada-wide ti- exploitation of children and to show Centre examined close to 152,000 re- pline that allows the public to report “WHILE THIS IS CERTAINLY A the public how tips from Canadians ports, including 43,762 images and the online sexual exploitation of chil- GLOBAL PROBLEM, THE SAD can help protect children from sexual videos classifi ed as child pornogra- dren. REALITY IS THAT THESE CRIMES abuse. phy. Cybertip.ca, which is operated by the “While this is certainly a global Nearly 80 per cent of the images as- Canadian Centre for Child Protection, ARE ALSO HAPPENING IN problem, the sad reality is that these sessed by Cybertip.ca depicted chil- released facts about their service as HOMES ACROSS CANADA.” crimes are also happening in homes dren under the age of 12. well as disturbing facts about the on- across Canada,” Canadian Centre ex- “One of the most alarming and un- line sexual exploitation of children in ecutive director Lianna McDonald der recognized facts is that almost 70 Canada on Monday. taking action and reporting concern- said in a press release. “Anytime we per cent of these images appeared to Cybertip.ca receives an average of ing online behaviour.” see a report of a child who has been have been taken within a home set- more than 3,300 reports per month, In support of Cybertip.ca Awareness sexually abused, there should be im- ting,” the Canadian Centre said in a and they “encourage Canadians to Day 2016, the Canadian Centre has mediate consideration that the abuse press release. protect children from offenders by has been recorded and shared online.” The Canadian Centre is encourag- ing parents and all adult members of the community to visit Cybertip.ca to ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE Credit Issues? “view the ad campaign and to engage in the conversation on social using the & Pancake Breakfast hashtag #ctipday2016.” Please join us for a great The Canadian Centre also an- breakfast and some fun! nounced that in the coming weeks they will bring together experts from Sat., Oct. 1st Apply Today around the world to develop global recommendations to support the vic- 9 am to 12 pm Drive Today tims of child pornography. 661 Coleville Rd., East Selkirk “We cannot keep tackling the grow- • Equipment Demo • Hall Tour ing problem of online child sexual Call Bill Knight abuse imagery with outdated ap- • Truck Tour • Displays proaches,” McDonald said. “That’s • Breakfast • Griveaways 1-800-204-8620 why our agency is investing in inno- • Bounceroo 1-204-481-2718 vative solutions to address the issue COMMUNITY FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! www.selkirkchrysler.com of online child sexual abuse imagery.” The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 7 Horse tails continue to be cut throughout the Interlake By Natasha Tersigni “My horse and a miniature donkey tigate and Hamilton is being updated When Michelle Hamilton went out live outside and I feed them grain ev- regularly although no leads have been to see her two horses, Indy and Cisco, ery morning. One day I noticed there found yet. on Sept. 9 she quickly noticed that were a lot of burrs in my horse’s tail “They are taking this very seriously. something was missing; both their so I said to myself ‘when I come out They are in contact with me and they tails, which normally are close to the next I will brush her tail.’ The next day have been giving me updates on how ground had been cut. It was a shock- when I went out to feed them her tail it is progressing. This is continuing ing discovery that left the Teulon area was gone. It was cut right down to the to happen this past weekend I heard resident angry and confused as to tail bone, there is no way it could be about a horse near Grosse Isle having why someone would commit a crime anything but cut,” said Jewel who also its tail cut,” said Hamilton who wants such as this. contacted the local RCMP. other horse owners to remain vigilant. Hamilton, who has since heard of “The offi cer said that all the years he “Make sure yard lights are working other horses in the area having their has been around he has never heard and if you see anything suspicious or tails’ cuts, wants to warn fellow horse of anything like this.” if anything happens to your horse re- owners in the Interlake to be on the The RCMP are continuing to inves- port it the RCMP.” lookout for people committing this crime. After reporting the incident to the Teulon’s RCMP detachment, Hamil- ton began to do her own research and found that there is a lucrative market for horsehair. SUBMITTED PHOTO “I have never heard of this until it After both her horse’s tails were happened to us. I started Googling it cut, Teulon resident Michelle and found out that it has been going Hamilton is warning fellow on for a long time. The hair is used for owners to be on the lookout and hair extensions (for both humans and report anything suspicious to the for show horses), for crafts, it can be local RCMP. made into hat bands and used for art supplies such as paint brushes,” said health problem because now they are Hamilton who added that without getting bit by these insects.” their tails horses, are more suscep- Other horses in the Interlake have tible to certain health risks. had their tail cut including Betty Jew- “Without their tails they cannot swat el’s horse. Two weeks ago, the RM of away fl ies that bite or sting, especially Rosser resident discovered that her with black fl ies which could cause a horse’s tail had been cut.

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PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Lana Meier Brett Mitchell What likes minnows more, a pickerel or a turtle? Hi fellow fi shing buddies. porary mark like a fi shes’ tail on the This week, unusual stories have same side of its cheek as where the come our way, so dust off your open mothers’ was struck. Strange. mind and sense of humor and lets’ On the weekend I took great plea- have a chuckle. sure sitting and spinning yarns with It was a bright but cool day in the anglers on the Selkirk pier. On one EDITOR SALES middle of last week as I walked out side of me there was Greg Anderson Lindsey Enns Michelle Balharry the doors of the South Beach Casino a big jolly grey-haired chap with his having enjoyed another of their great long time fi shing buddy Ron Duncan, buffet lunches. As I made for my car a thinner fellow with salt and pepper I noticed a couple who had been sit- hair. He got me laughing when he ting across from me in the restaurant said years ago his brother-in-law Dick getting into their truck. We smiled at Dalmon was fi shing on the Red and each other as I got close to them, then caught something big. on the spur of the moment I called out He tussled with his catch for quite REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER SPORTS REPORTER to the chap asking if he was an angler. some time pulling his rod close to his Dave Baxter Brian Bowman He laughed saying he and his wife face then letting it down as he reeled were on their way to their cottage by in. Excited, with a good sized sauger Manigotagon Lake and yes he lived to hooked, he brought his rod up close fi sh. to his face for another reel-in cycle I hustled over to him asking if he but the hot end of the cigarette he had had a fi shing story for us. He raised a in his mouth touched his line disinte- fi nger in thought then exclaimed, “Yes grating it. I do!” He lost his line and the fi sh. OFFICE MANAGER/ADS ADMINISTRATION Earlier this summer our new friend, On the other side of me was Greg Lucy Kowalchuk Georgia Campbell Jr Beninza was fi shing on “his” lake Favel, his wife Ashley and son Jack- and felt a respectable strike. He be- son who were have a fi shing visit with gan reeling in when he felt another EXPRESS PHOTO BY ARNIE WEIDL Ashley’s dad Richard Weger of Sel- heavier hit. Jr a shorter, muscular and Greg Favel who caught this nice kirk. Greg had a story for us and tried determined chap continued reeling in pickerel while he gave us a story to tell it as delicately as he could. forcefully. To his amazement an aver- on the Selkirk pier. Greg is also a commercial fi sher and aged sized pickerel splashed to the years ago went up to work at a fi sh PRODUCTION surface with a huge turtle clamped plant by McBeth Lake near Lake Win- DISTRIBUTION Debbie Strauss onto its tail. Jr called over to a friend Christy Brown nipeg. His gang had gotten into camp who was fi shing close-by in his boat Thursday and ran into Jim Zagoze- late so he made lunch for the guys and between them with two nets they wski owner of Zag Fab Boats. As we frying some fi sh in cooking oil; or so landed the fi sh and turtle that still re- talked I told him about Jrs’ story and he thought. The food seemed fi ne but fused to let go of the pickerel. Jims’ eyes darted about for a moment the next morning they woke up with Without really thinking Jr grabbed then he said he knew of a somewhat their stomachs’ in turmoil. They found his tub of minnows, which by now bizarre story. themselves getting up cautiously and were thawed out, smelly and “gooey” James Kelly, a chap he knows, told wobbling to the bathroom as quickly PRODUCTION PRINT and spilled them by the turtles’ head. him of a time in the 60’s by Lockport as possible. Later the men discovered Nicole Kapusta Dan Anderson It miraculously let go of the fi sh be- when he and friends caught a stur- Greg had used dish soap to fry the coming very interested in the min- geon and wanted to take pictures fi sh instead of the cooking oil. Well nows. When Jr could, he grappled with it. One of the groups wives’ who now we know dish soap works as well and tossed the turtle overboard but was pregnant apparently approached as Exlax. he kept that pickerel. the fi sh just as it swung its’ tail slap- Bye for now. We haven’t been to Riverton for ping her on the cheek. Later, when a while so I drove over there last her baby was born it had a slight tem-

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The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 9 Public booze sales better than private, study shows By Dave Baxter the sellers and the consumers.” Manitoba’s public liquor sales mod- The report also said it “debunks el is “better” and “more socially re- myths that private liquor sales lead sponsible” when compared to private to reduced costs for consumers” and sales models in other Western prov- that “liquor prices rose in Alberta af- inces, according to a report released ter privatization.” last week. Peterson said owners of small bars, The Canadian Centre for Policy Al- vendors and liquor stores could suf- ternatives (CCPA) Manitoba Offi ce fer if alcohol sales in Manitoba were released the report last Thursday. privatized. “This report solidifi es why the pub- “Privatizing is something that would lic sale of liquor is safer and more re- be good for the bigger companies sponsible,” Lynne Fernandez, the Er- and corporations, and they would rol Black Chair in Labour Issues with benefi t most because of the volumes the CCPA said in a press release. they could buy,” he said. “If large su- The 41-page report entitled “Balanc- permarkets or department stores sell ing Convenience with Social Respon- privately small vendors might not be sibility” looked at fi ve key topics all able to compete. relating to the relationship between RECORD PHOTO BY DAVE BAXTER “At least now we keep the playing revenue from alcohol sales and social Selkirk’s The Merch bar owner Dean Peterson says he believes the fi eld regulated and if it weren’t regu- responsibility when it comes to the current system for selling and distributing liquor in Manitoba works lated the mom-and-pop type vendors sale of alcohol. well for both sellers and consumers. would be in danger of closing.” The study claims “Manitoba has the Peterson said although some more lowest cost to government when con- booze in Manitoba. stands the importance of balancing freedom to control prices would be sidering the social costs of alcohol “They are certainly doing a good social responsibility with business appreciated by most in the liquor consumption, which include health, job in Manitoba with the Liquor and and profi ts. business, he would not want to see crime, reduced productivity and Gaming Authority, (LGA) and they re- “If it were privatized businesses privatization because there are “too property damage.” ally have it down to a science,” Peter- could have sales or promote or adver- many unknowns” All provinces have a defi cit of rev- son said last Friday about Manitoba’s tise it differently, or sell it in discount “If it’s not broke don’t fi x it,” he said. enue from alcohol minus social costs, current liquor distribution system, volumes,” he said. “And that would “The bigger picture would be we cre- but Manitoba’s is the lowest at -$12.86 which sees a mix of public and lim- likely open the door to putting rev- ate more social-economic problems.” per capita, which is a third of the na- ited private sales. “It’s a good model enue over social responsibility. Full results of the “Balancing Con- tional average of -36.75, the study said. we have now.” “You would see it become more like venience with Social Responsibility” Selkirk’s The Merch bar owner Dean Peterson said because he works in the Wild West. I know some sellers ex- study can be found online at policyal- Peterson said he is satisfi ed with the the business of selling booze through press interest in private sales, but the ternatives.ca. system currently in place for selling both bar and vendor sales, he under- system in place now is there to protect Public hearing to let residents have their say on sewer system By Dave Baxter see sewage travel from St. Andrews can decide to halt the project, allow The municipality has a deal to se- The Municipal Board of Manitoba through West St. Paul, to a sewage it to continue, or request that chang- cure $4 million in funds from the fed- will hold a public hearing in St. An- treatment plant in Winnipeg. es be made to the plan before it can eral government, $3.75 million from drews in October to hear from those By-law 4271 would allow for the move forward. the Manitoba Water Services Board who are in favour, and those who are construction of a regional wastewater The Municipal Board said that any- and $510,888 from the municipality’s opposed to the fi rst phase of a new collection system from Riversprings one who would like to submit written Gas Tax Reserve Fund. sewer system that is expected to come Drive in West St. Paul to River Road in material as evidence at the hearing or The remaining balance of $6,924,429 to the RM. St. Andrews, a lift station and odour other documents must fi le four cop- is then to be borrowed by the munici- The Municipal Board will host a control system at River Road, and ies of that material with the board and pality. public hearing on Wednesday, Oct. 19 low-pressure sewer lines throughout one copy with the municipality for For more information visit gov. at the St. Andrews Community Club ‘phase one.’ public review, at least 10 working days mb.ca/municipalboard/. at 28 St. Andrews Road at 7 p.m. and St. Andrews Mayor George Pike said before the hearing. if more time is needed the meeting there has been some objection to the The RM of St. Andrews will also be will continue on Thursday, Oct. 20 at plan from St Andrews residents, and allowed to make a presentation at the 10 a.m. at the same location. that is why the Municipal Board will hearing. The Municipal Board is an “Inde- hold the hearing. The estimated cost for phase one of • pendent Body” appointed by Order- “We have given the board info and the sewer project is $15,185,317. in-Council and hearings before the they will review RENTALS Board are open to the public. the facts based on Nashville, Branson, Deadwood the Black Hills & Badlands The right tools for the job. The meeting will allow the Munici- several factors,” October 2-7 Pigeon Forge Walk in the footsteps of legends like Wild pal Board to hear any presentations Pike said. “And at October 23-November 5 Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane & Seth Bullock. in objection to or in support of St. An- the meeting the A special tour for music lovers that journeys through the Fly & Stay Vacations drews By-law 4271. people can give musical heartland of America The Heart of Hawaii Jan 24-Feb 7 The municipality is currently work- Home to World Famous Waikiki Beach their input and Branson and the Ozarks ing on a project that would bring a then the munici- Beautiful Victoria, BC. Mar 1-15 November 3-11 “The City of Gardens” new sewer system into St. Andrews pal board has 30 A fun fi lled tour with fabulous shows and unique sightseeing Moose Jaw Mineral Spa CHAINSAW in phases, and phase one would see days to make a Oct. 30-Nov. 2 more than 900 homes in the south decision.” Selkirk Departure (minimum required) Aquatic Classes, City Tour, Casino Pkg, and More! www.westsidehonda.ca Hwy 9 By-pass end of the municipality hooked up to Pike said the EMBASSY TOURS 757-9383 SELKIRK 482-7782 a permanent sewer system that would Municipal Board www.embassytours.ca 1-800-723-8051 10 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 Paint Nite in Lockport to raise funds for Huntington Society Staff they will paint a painting that has The Huntington Society of Canada’s been selected, while following along Manitoba chapter is gearing up to with a professional artist and no pre- host its fi rst annual Paint Nite Fund- vious artistic experience is required. raiser in Lockport. Tickets for Paint Nite in Lockport are The fundraiser is set to take place on $45 and a portion of the ticket sales Tuesday, Oct. 18 at Gaffer’s Restaurant will be donated to the Huntington So- and Lounge at 23020 Hwy 44 in Lock- ciety. port, starting at 5:30 p.m. “So let’s get together for a night of “Inviting all creative spirits,” the creativity and cocktails for a great RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS Huntington Society said via email. cause,” the Huntington Society said in ABOVE: Community and area members check out garage sale items “Explore your inner artist while rais- an email. last Saturday inside Selkirk Memorial Hall. BELOW: Pictured from left ing money for the Huntington Soci- The Paint Nite event in Lockport has to right: Erin Nosal, Lisa Danko, Melanie Gauthier, Jackie Palmer and ety.” set a limit of 50 participants and those Jenna Molitowsky, some of the organizers behind last Saturday’s event Paint nite events see everyone who interested can register online at hd- gather for a photo behind a “#GoTeamBrenna” sign last Saturday. participates receive a canvas on which manitoba.ca. St. Clements hosts open house

> #GOTEAMBRENNA, FROM PG. 2 A Meat Draw and More Fundraiser that Jason and I feel towards every is also being organized for Brenna on single soul that came out to support Saturday, Oct. 22 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. us today at Brenna’s garage sale and at the Gordon Howard Senior Centre. Family fun day!” Candace posted on The event will include a performance Facebook on Saturday evening. “We by Laurie Sutherland, a luncheon and are completely overwhelmed with all silent auction. For more information of the work that went in to making to- and tickets contact Roberta at 204- day such a huge success we love you 785-0109. all so very much.” People have also been showing their She added items left over from the support on social media by using garage sale were donated to Grow- RECORD PHOTO BY DAVE BAXTER the hashtags “#GoTeamBrenna” and ing Years, House of Economy, Nova East Selkirk Fire Department Deputy Chief Bryan Vermeulen hands “#BrennaStrong.” House, You Can’t Spoil a Baby and Si- “No words can express the gratitude loam Mission. out books, candy and other gifts to Dylan and Blake Charette on Sept. 16 during the RM of St. Clements open house event. The open house invited residents to the municipality’s headquarters in East Selkirk to ask questions and get information about a wide range CONCRETECONCRETECONCRETE LTD.LTD.LTD. of municipal issues, and also saw member of the East Selkirk Fire Department hand out gifts to children, and let them look around ABMABMABMABMABMBMM CONCRETE one of their brand new fi re trucks. Sand, Gravel & Sandstone 217 Clandeboye Ave., Selkirk (Pick up or delivery) Proof Deadline Fridays at 4 p.m. Booking Deadline ABM CONCRETE Mondays at 4 p.m. Selkirk SELKIRK 482-7862 Manitoba WPG. 284-5914 Offi ce Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30-5:00 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 11 St. Clements hires recreation Roaming near the Red River leader, sets sights on master plan

SUBMITTED PHOTO An artist’s rendering shows one proposed design for the South St. Clements Activity Centre. By Dave Baxter The mayor of St. Clements says the RM is focused on bringing more rec- reation options to the community and “CONSULTATION AND DESIGN RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS remains focused on creating an activ- EFFORTS ARE UNDERWAY TO A rather large groundhog, also known as a woodchuck, could be ity centre in the municipality’s south DETERMINE WHAT RECREATION seen roaming around the Selkirk Golf and Country Club golf course end. INFRASTRUCTURE SHOULD LOOK near the Red River on Sept. 8. The furry guy was friendly enough to At an open house event on Sept. 16 stay still for a photograph. St. Clements Mayor Debbie Fiebel- LIKE IN SOUTH ST. CLEMENTS.” korn said the municipality is increas- ing its focus on creating a recreation plan for the RM and recently added what she called a “recreation leader” “We are still planning to do some to their staff to help guide their plans. sort of community building in the Council recently brought in Dave south end,” she said. “We had another Harcus to take on the brand new role open house recently and 21 people of manager of recreation and leisure put their hands up to sit on a commit- services for St. Clements. tee. “What we have done is hired a rec- “So they are going to come up with a reation leader,” Fiebelkorn said about plan to present to council.” the new hire. “And what we would In a recent press release the RM said like him to do is give us direction on a South St. Clements recreation plan where we should be going with rec- remains a priority. reation, so we have a real solid plan.” “New recreation options for South Fiebelkorn said Harcus will fi rst St. Clements residents have been in spend time getting to know where the works for many years,” the mu- recreation services currently sit in the nicipality said in a press release. RM and where they can be improved. “Consultation and design efforts are “He is actually visiting a lot of the underway to determine what recre- community clubs and anything to do ation infrastructure should look like with recreation,” Fiebelkorn said. “He in South St. Clements. is going to try and touch base with ev- “We are focusing on a multipurpose erybody and see what we have, what building as well as outdoor ameni- we need, what we can enhance, and ties such as an outdoor rink and play where we have too much.” structures.” St. Clements has also been focused In 2013, Dillon Consulting complet- for the past few years on getting an ed the South St. Clements Recreation activity centre set up in the south end, Needs Assessment report that pro- as Fiebelkorn said current recreation posed seventeen recommendations options in that area are “lacking.” to meet recreation needs of South St. She said a committee currently Clements residents. made up of 21 members is working In 2014, Dillon Consulting under- on plans for what would be the South took a feasibility study for planning St. Clements Activity Centre, and will the construction of a proposed activ- soon present council with their fi nd- ity centre. ings and ideas. 12 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 > ‘A LOT OF WOMEN New drop spot in Stony Mountain for used baby items FIND SELKIRK SAFER ,’ By Jennifer McFee FROM PG. 4 If you have baby items that you’re no longer using, why not consider donat- Their current facility’s basement was ing them to help a Manitoba family in fl ooded after several summer storms need? this year and they are also dealing Now it’s even easier than ever to do- with a rodent problem. nate to the non-profi t organization Their current 15-bed shelter, houses You Can’t Spoil a Baby since there is nearly 110 women and their children a brand new drop-off site in Stony per year, she said. Mountain. “If you’re not involved with this line A Stony Mountain mom named of work you don’t know and that’s Brandy recently signed up to be a why we’re trying to make the public drop spot for the Winnipeg-based aware of what this means for victims group, which delivers once-loved and of violence,” she said. new baby items to parents that could The fi rst meeting at Selkirk’s Nova SUBMITTED PHOTO use a helping hand. Toys, clothing, furniture, baby carriers, strollers and items related to House location was on March 27, 1985 As of Sept. 1, the volunteer-run proj- when they occupied a small offi ce on breastfeeding, diapering, bath time, feeding and sleeping are all need- ect has delivered more than 725 gifts ed. Main Street and provided only a crisis since project founder Pamela Delisle line and counselling. launched the initiative fi ve years ago. Selkirk’s shelter for abused women year-old Ashton and nearly fi ve-year- The most needed items include baby The project sustains itself thanks to a old Payton. cloth es for little ones up to 18 months and children now serves the Interlake core team of 50 volunteers. and North Eastman region of Mani- “I was looking for something we old, as well as items related to breast- The organization provides families could do together. I liked the idea that feeding, diapering, bath time, feed- toba along with 19 First Nations and with a customized gift of baby clothes is known for having the highest oc- it could be at home and we could go ing and sleeping. Other items in high and other items to help them with through the clothes. I could explain demand include baby carriers, baby cupancy rate when compared to other their baby’s fi rst year. locations across the province. what they were for and why we were furniture, baby gear such as bouncy However, the need is great since doing it,” she said. chairs and exersaucers, strollers and They provide temporary shelter, more than 150 families are currently counselling, support groups, a chil- “That’s why I wanted to do this — gifts for older siblings. on the waitlist, with an average wait plus I think it’s a really good cause. If Donors can drop off as few or as dren’s program and referrals to com- time of fi ve months to receive a pack- munity resources just to name a few. you’re not with a lot of means, then many items as they would like. To age. Families in need of a gift should having a baby can be quite an ex- arrange to drop off baby items in Since Selkirk isn’t far from Winnipeg, aim to apply as early in their pregnan- women often seek refuge at Nova pense.” Stony Mountain, email Brandy at bj- cy as possible. As one of 30 drop spots in the prov- [email protected]. House from their abusive partners, Brandy decided to get involved to Pazdzierski said, adding they outgrew ince, Brandy is collecting baby items Other Interlake drop spots are locat- provide an opportunity to do some that will go towards creating a full ed in St. Andrews, Selkirk and Clan- their current location years ago. good work with her daughters, eight- “A lot of women fi nd Selkirk safer,” package for a family. deboye. Pazdzierski said. Their new two-storey facility will Case of former St. Andrews Community Club pushed back to October host 24 shelter beds and four transi- Staff back to Oct. 14. for what was a scheduled court ap- tional apartment units for women. The case of a former St. Andrews Last Friday morning former St. An- pearance. Those in need of assistance can call Community Club treasurer who is be- drews Community Club treasurer The case has been pushed back and Nova House’s 24-hour crisis line at ing charged with defrauding the com- Sharon Wasny did not appear in court Wasny’s next scheduled court appear- 1-877-977-0007 or locally by calling munity club of more than $200,000 has at the Selkirk Court of Queen’s Bench ance is now set for Oct. 14. 204-482-1200. now been pushed Wasny also did not appear at a scheduled court appearances in Sel- kirk on the same charges on June 17, Aug. 19 and Sept 23. 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In honour of National Tree Day on Sept. 23, representatives from each business and organization, the City of Selkirk and some members of the Selkirk Steelers gathered in Selkirk Park last Friday morning to help start planting 20 Lord Selkirk Maple trees and 49 Unity Maple trees. The plant site at Selkirk Park, near the agricultural building, was chosen to help reforest parts of the 200 acre park that have been damaged by fl ood waters in the past. RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS Selkirk Home Hardware applied to ABOVE LEFT: Rob Borthistle of Selkirk Home Hardware Building Centre speaks to a crowd gathered in Selkirk Tree Canada for a grant for the trees. Kristy Magnusson, community fa- Park in honour of National Tree Day last Friday morning. Selkirk Home Hardware Building Centre and the cilitator with the Selkirk Community Selkirk Community Renewal Corporation teamed up with Tree Canada to help bring nearly 70 new trees Renewal Corporation, recommended to Selkirk Park last week. ABOVE RIGHT: Pictured from left to right: Riley Giauque, Brett Friesen and Adam Home Hardware donate the trees to Withers of the Selkirk Steelers help plant one of the trees in Selkirk Park last Friday. the City of Selkirk. “We’re constantly upgrading our which donated nearly $1,600 worth of the country with tree dedications, and sets a great example for Canadi- parks and buying trees and plant- trees to the community. All 45 trees plantings, educational workshops, ans.” ing them in various parks and this is were planted in East Selkirk’s Legacy outdoor education walks, interpretive Tree Canada is a non-profi t chari- a huge boost to us,” said Chris Car- Park, near the East Selkirk Recreation days, schoolyard plantings and semi- table organization established to en- ruthers, the city’s director of culture, Centre. nars. courage Canadians to plant and care recreation and green transportation. “We’re excited to work together with “We are proud that Home Hardware for trees in urban and rural environ- “We thank Tree Canada for helping us Tree Canada and Home Hardware is committed to improving the envi- ments. take another step towards reforesting Stores Limited on this important proj- ronment – now and for generations Since 1992, more than 80 million Selkirk’s parks.” ect,” Selkirk Home Hardware Build- to come,” president of Tree Canada. trees have been planted, more than Carruthers said the city plans to nat- ing Centre dealer-owner Rob Borthis- Michael Rosen said in a release. “To 580 schoolyards have been greened, uralize some of its parks, beginning tle said in a release. “We have enjoyed see such a widespread effort on the and Tree Canada has helped organize with Penwarden. It will be returned to great support from the local commu- part of Home Dealers in communities 11 national urban forest conferences. natural grasses and the Maple trees nity and this is an excellent opportu- across Canada is extremely inspiring will be planted throughout the park, nity to give back in leaving space so other types of trees a real and tangible can be planted among them. way to thank our HURRY! The city also announced on Monday customers and at that Selkirk will soon host a tree farm. community for The tree farm will benefi t current their support over Don’t residents, as well as future genera- the years.” Miss the tions, as it will continually provide a This year, 16 source of new trees. Home Hardware Fifteen types of trees will be plant- locations are par- ed, including shrubs, evergreens and ticipating in tree fl owering trees, so the city will be planting initia- SHERWOOD EK66 REEBOK PRO BAUER VAPOR INSTINCT fi lled with a wide variety of tree life. tives across the COMPOSITE STICK HOCKEY BAG HOCKEY SKATE The multi-year program will begin country. Black, 32 inch JUNIOR Size 1-5 SENIOR Reg. 79.99 this year with the planting of 350 trees. Over the past Reg. 79.99 Reg. 199.99 083-6658-X The city is working with the Lord 24 years, Home Selkirk School Division to plant the Hardware has 37.97 083-3401-0/998 69.97 29.97 083-2121-X trees at the tree farm and city staff partnered with members are handling the design and Tree Canada to NORDICTRACK ASSORTED GIVOVA WINTER layout of the site. improve green C630T 1/4 ZIP FLEECE JACKET The city has received a $5,000 grant spaces across the country, planting Reg. 2299.99 Reg. 149.99 from TD Canada Trust for the tree 899-0205-6 farm and is working with the East In- more than 22,000 Reg. terlake Conservation District as well. trees valued at 999.97 19.99 39.97 This marked the fourth year that Sel- $1.2 million. 084-7867-6/901 899-0410-X 11.97 National Tree kirk Home Hardware Building Centre *No*No rainchecks, rainchecks in-store stock only, only while supplies suppliies IT’S ALL has participated in Home Hardware’s Day falls on the last. Cannot be combined with any other offer. 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This day is 1041 MANITOBA AVE., SELKIRK,KIRK, MBMB submitted a request to Tree Canada, celebrated across CANADIAN TIRE SELKIRK 204-482-8473 • 1-855-312-8473 14 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 New health centre hopes to bring more docs to Selkirk By Lindsey Enns serve to help those recovering from A new health and wellness centre surgery or those unable to manage at coming to Selkirk is hoping to bring home alone. more than 100 new medical and “Easton Place will provide Selkirk health care professionals to the area. and Interlake residents access to Barry Mosiondz, vice president of world-class medical and wellness ser- human resources and administra- vices in one convenient location, with- tion for Easton Place Medical Centre, out the expense and stress of travel- said the centre will employ a number ling to Winnipeg,” said Neil Winther, of family doctors, general physicians, vice president of planning and devel- hip surgeons, psychiatrists, pediatri- opment for Easton Place. cians as well as several other specialty Winther added they are also working doctors from chiropractors to dentists. closely with the Selkirk and District “We’re very excited to have a facility Hospital and Selkirk Mental Health where it will be a one stop shop for all Centre so that their services will com- your medical needs,” Mosiondz said plement what they are already doing. during an earlier interview with the “We want to integrate our project Record. “There’s nothing that we are with everything else that’s being of- aware of that has all of those in one fered in the community,” he said. place.” RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS AND SUBMITTED Once complete, it is estimated the Mosiondz said “as a recruiter, Sel- ABOVE: Members of the City of Selkirk, including Selkirk Mayor health and wellness centre will cost kirk is not a hard sell.” Larry Johannson, pictured centre, as well as representatives of the around $80 to $100 million, some of “This is an extremely desirable place upcoming Easton Place Medical Centre gather for a photo under their which is being funded by a local sur- to live,” he said. “Combined with a new billboard located along Easton Place across from the new Selkirk geon and they are hoping to raise the culture that embraces technology and hospital last Wednesday. BELOW: A more recent rendering shows what rest through fundraising efforts. strong mentorship, we hope Easton the front entrance of the new health and wellness centre will look like Although they haven’t started offi - Place will encourage doctors and their once completed. cially collecting funds just yet, Win- families to become a part of the com- ther said they’ve been receiving all munity and share in our common goal kinds of support from community and of making Selkirk and the Interlake area organizations. the best place to live in the province.” Winther added the project is very Mosiondz said they are on track to “unique” and unlike anything else in begin construction of the fi rst phase North America. of the roughly fi ve-year project in Easton Place will occupy nearly 16.5 spring 2017. acres of land along Easton Drive di- The fi rst phase will be the medical rectly across from the new hospital clinic, which will be home to an array that is currently under construction of doctors including an orthodontist, and adjacent to Selkirk Veterinary dentist, chiropractor, physiotherapist, Services. optometrist, audiologist as well as vis- “We are making great progress and iting specialists to make it easier for hope to break ground on the Medical patients to access multiple medical Centre as soon as the spring of 2017,” experts in one day. wellness and education centre, which Easton Place.” The non-profi t centre Winther said. “MMP Architects have The second phase will be the health, is being described as “the heart of will serve as a community hub for been hired to design and oversee all physical activity, nutrition, coaching phases of the project, and the Cread- and education. do Group have been hired to conduct The third phase will be a retail and a fundraising feasibility study for the commercial mall equipped with a res- Not for Profi t Transitional Care and taurant plaza. Wellness Centers with a report ex- Lastly, the fourth phase will be the pected this October.” transitional care facility, which will > NOMINATIONS CLOSE ON OCT. 7, FROM PG. 5 The award was established by Mani- and enriches and improves employee toba Education and Training in con- and the customer/client experience; sultation with the Minister’s Advisory a commitment to training that posi- Council on Workforce Development, tively impacts and infl uences the per- which provides information and ad- sonal and professional development vice to government about workforce of staff, participants and customers/ trends, initiatives, policies and strate- clients; and collaboration that lever- gies for workforce development. ages opportunities for co-operation Manitoba businesses, organizations and information sharing, within and and collectives, including large or outside of the organization. small, private or public, can be nomi- Nominations close Oct. 7. Informa- nated. Criteria include: innovation tion about the award and how to ap- that showcases unique approaches to ply can be found at manitoba.ca/wd/ career and workforce development; mwdea by calling 204-945-1555 or engagement that supports diversity 1-855-346-3671 (toll-free). The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 15 Local couple uses horse-drawn wagons to travel pioneer trail By Patricia Barrett A group of covered wagon enthusi- asts took to the open trail last week for a leisurely autumn sojourn through Manitoba’s central Interlake. Using horse-drawn wagons – repli- cas from pioneering days – the group set out from Grosse Isle and headed north up the Interlake Pioneer Trail, a former Canadian National rail line. When they reached Poplarfi eld, they took Highway 68 into town, where they fed and watered their horses and settled in for the night. Nick Samorodny, who grew up in Poplarfi eld, and his wife, Helen, who grew up in Chatfi eld, acted as trail masters for the group. “We organize the rides and we haul water for the horses,” said Nick. A local man greeted the wagon train and arranged a water fi ll-up. “I’ve known him [Nick] all my life,” said Ron, who originally grew up in The Interlake Pioneer Trail set out from Grosse Isle and headed north Broad Valley before settling in Pop- RECORD PHOTOS BY PATRICIA BARRETT up to Poplarfi eld. The wagon train arrived and departed town by High- larfi eld. Ron (far left) from Poplarfi eld and way 68 on its way up to Fisher Branch. The Samorodny’s have their own Nick and Helen Samorodny from To stave off chilly autumn nights, the Branch, according to the web site of covered wagon but opted to travel by West St. Paul prepare to get the wagons are fi tted with heaters. the South Interlake ATV Club, which recreational vehicle, hauling a trailer wagons rolling for a jaunt up to with a huge water tank for the horses. “Some people have propane heaters has a 25-year lease on the trail. Fisher Branch. The wagoneers used to journey up in their wagons,” said Nick. “One guy ATVs are permitted from May 1 to the Pioneer Trail after spring thaw, The group has travelled to Riding installed an electric heater.” Oct 31 each year. From November 1 to but found that nature was not always Mountain and Turtle Mountain. It has The Pioneer Trail, formerly known April 30, the trail becomes a Snoman agreeable to outdoor living. been about seven years since they last as the Prime Meridian Trail, stretches (snowmobile) trail. “We used to do it every year [to rolled into Poplarfi eld. 106 kilometres between Highway 67 The wagoneers destination was Poplarfi eld] for 11 or 12 years in the The members make their own wag- and Fisher Branch. The trail passes Fisher Branch, where they intended springtime,” said Nick, who now lives ons, which contain sleeping quarters. through Grosse Isle, Argyle, Inwood, to spend the night then take the trail in West St. Paul. “But the wood ticks Nick said it cost him about $600 for a Sandridge, Narcisse, Chatfi eld, Pop- homewards. got so bad in this area so we quit.” tarp to cover his wagon. larfi eld, Broad Valley and Fisher Oak Hammock Marsh hosts traditional decoy carving competition By Lana Meier The Oak Hammock Marsh Carving Guild hosted its 13th Annual Decoy Carving Compe- tition on Sept. 18 with a large assortment of true hunting, tra- ditional and contemporary style entries. Each life-size decoy is judged on a number of features includ- ing its ability to fl oat and right itself if fl ipped in water, its re- semblance to real life, if alert or Judges Ray England, left, and Larry Vanderhyde relaxed, the length of neck or inspect a seagull from the Rest of the Marsh – any bill. subject found in the marsh category. Most decoys are carved from RECORD PHOTOS BY LANA MEIER cork with a wood head and tail Best of Show winners from left to right, Carrie Braden On behalf of the attached after and are painted (Novice), Susan Cowtan (Intermediate) and Ray Mundudier Selkirk & District with acrylic or oil. Community Foundation (Open). and The Interlake Career The carvers entries were divid- Fair & Expo we would ed into three categories, Novice, ice division was won by Carrie meet throughout the fall, win- Braden of Portage la Prairie, In- ter and spring months and like to thank Intermediate and Open with Home Hardware for categories being determined termediate by Susan Cowtan of always welcome new carvers. generously donating the by experience and whether a Winnipeg and Ray Mundudier For more information, con- materials for the dog of St. Claude won the Open di- tact guild president John Frye houses and carver had won Best in Show in Sunova Credit Union a certain division previously. vision. at 204-888-8272 or M.Frye@ Members of the Oak Ham- umanitoba.ca for sponsoring the This year’s Best of Show Nov- Career Fair & Expo. mock Marsh Carving Guild 16 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 Organic pizza wows crowds at Integrity Foods farm

By Patricia Barrett Exchange District, brought his wife Don’t lose your grip on your pen at Amanda and kids Liviah and Zakk to the Integrity Foods farm because one see the animals and enjoy the pizza. of the Friesen family’s spirited pigs Jason Friesen was manning the out- will cart it off into the shrubbery and door brick oven and could barely keep chew it to the marrow. up with the orders. The pigs, who like a scratch behind “We have a Garden Special pizza,” the ears and a slice of juicy cucumber, said Jason. “People can take a basket were one of the main attractions at In- and pick what they want from the gar- tegrity, about 10 kilometres north of den.” Riverton on Road 141N. The meat ingredients come from lo- Pizza was another. cal farmers. The farm was part of Manitoba’s The family had experimented with annual Open Farm Day earlier this organic farming, but in the 1990s month, which lets visitors learn about found it was no longer viable and they and experience life on a range of became organic bakers. farms, from bison and dairy to grain The family shuts down the summer- and soybeans. only pizza operation in September The Friesen family, who won an In- and concentrates on breads, buns, terlake Tourism Award in 2007, are cookies, muffi ns, granola, cinnamon RECORD PHOTOS BY PATRICIA BARRETT farmers-turned-bakers, specialising rolls and other products that it sup- Cornelius Friesen, pictured far left with eggs in his hat, gave visitors in hearth-baked products made from plies to stores such as Arborg’s Co-op, from Mitchell and Winnipeg complimentary farm-fresh eggs during spelt and Khorasan, ancient grains Gimli’s Sugar Me Cookie Bakery, Vita Open Farm Day earlier this month. classifi ed in the wheat family. Health stores in Winnipeg and health Cornelius and Dora Friesen, along food stores in Steinbach and Portage with their son Jason and his wife Dori, la Prairie. welcomed hundreds of visitors on The family offered samples of their Sunday. wholesome fare to visitors. A chewy It seemed that most people came for gingersnap cookie and a slice of or- the pizza. ganic sesame spelt bread are not “I came here Canada Day for pizza,” lights snacks, but veritable meals. said Haonan, who lives in Winnipeg. Cornelius showed visitors the huge “And they told me today is an Open indoor wood-fi red brick oven, which Farm Day, so I brought my mom was built by his daughter Rebekah. (who’s visiting from China) here.” The clay bricks have holes in them Ivan and his family from Arborg and expand when they get hot. If were also on site. While his grandsons there are no pores, the bricks will played outdoor shuffl eboard-pool (a crack, said Cornelius. ABOVE LEFT: Haonan from Winnipeg fed Spunky the goat some hybrid game) in what looked like a They turn out hundreds of pizzas ev- cucumber. She brought her mother, who was visiting from China, to modifi ed feed trough, he relaxed on ery summer. Integrity Foods. ABOVE RIGHT: Sanchez the Alpaca leaned in for a close- one of the benches the Friesen’s have “We were very busy...last year,” he set up for visitors. said. “When we got to 110 (pizzas), we up. “We come here quite often in the were quite relaxed!” summer,” said Ivan, who fi shes regu- Cornelius can do more than make larly in the Riverton area. “They have and bake bread: he’s also a chicken- pizza nights on Fridays.” whisperer. Other families from Winnipeg said He learned to mimic the call of a they came for the pizza. rooster from his dad, who used to Jon, who specialises in wet plate col- farm in Blumenort near Steinbach. He lodion photography (dating to 1850), delighted visitors when his chickens and will be presenting an exhibition hightailed it across a large enclosure. on Indigenous women Oct. 1 in the He showed some youngsters how to collect eggs then offered each child a complimentary egg. Annual General Meeting In addition to the chickens and Thursday, October 6, 2016 the pigs, the Fri- esen’s goat and at 12:00 Noon alpaca were star Cornelius Friesen bakes artisan breads, buns, bagels, pizza crusts and 18 Main Street, attractions. other products in the wood-fi red brick oven his daughter Rebekah Spunky the goat 2nd Floor, Selkirk MB built. hammed it up for visitors by climb- for photographs – an ill-disguised at- wanted his photo. ing atop a wood- tempt to get visitors to feed him cu- The charismatic pigs were a little too en structure in cumber. frisky to pose for a photo. North Red his enclosure and Not to be outdone, Sanchez the Al- For more information about Integ- posing patiently paca leaned in close to those who rity Foods, visit integrityfoods.ca The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 17 Proposed fi sh plant for Gimli in exploratory stages By Patricia Barrett September 2017. Month Discussions between the RM of According to a Sept. 21 article in the Gimli and a businessman who wants Interlake Enterprise, Salkeld held a to build a fi sh plant in the Industrial meeting with 100 fi shers at Gimli’s Park west of Highway 8 have not yet Lakeview Resort to gauge their re- progressed beyond the exploratory sponse to his proposed plant. The ar- WinnerSeptember 2016 stages. ticle said the Gimli plant would be a Donald Salkeld, who’s on admin- receiving station at which fi sh will be istrative leave as president and CEO de-headed and gutted then shipped of the federally run Freshwater Fish to an Ontario processing plant owned Marketing Corporation, which mar- by John Omstead, whom Salkeld in- kets fi sh on behalf of the province’s vited to the meeting. commercial fi shers, recently met with There are no details as to why the RM representatives to discuss the ac- FFMC placed Salkeld on leave, which quisition of 11 acres of land. occurred in March. He became presi- Macy Gimli Mayor Randy Woroniuk said dent and CEO of Freshwater in 2014. the RM supports the proposal and The FFMC did not respond to a re- has entered into a gentleman’s agree- quest for information as to if/when ment with Salkeld. No paperwork or Salkeld will be taken off administra- money, however, has been exchanged. tive leave. “He doesn’t have formal owner- Salkeld could not be reached for ship of that land yet,” said Woroniuk. comment. “We’ve made a commitment to him From an economic standpoint, the that we’ll hold the land until every- mayor said a fi sh plant would benefi t thing is in proper order.” the RM. At this stage, the mayor said the fi sh “If he (Salkeld) gets this thing going, plant is “just a concept” and what the we’ll have the taxation on it and that’s RM needs is a formal business plan, good for the municipality,” said Woro- Fun Fact: Macy is a unique mixed breed known as a including the names of any business niuk. Potcake. She was adopted from a rescue in the Turks & partners, before the process can move As for rough fi sh, or opportunity fi sh CaicCaicosos Islands anand is now a resident of Selkirk! forward. as the mayor prefers to call them, few- Salkeld did not say when he’ll pres- er will be wasted if fi shermen can fi nd ent the RM with a business plan, said new markets that Freshwater hasn’t Macy has won a prize pack Woroniuk, but had indicated he wants tapped. from Canvasback Pet Supplies! to have his fi sh plant operational by “We have lots of fi sh in this lake.” To submit your pet for the Pet of the Month 2016 contest, send a photo and a fun fact to: Dufferin Gang committee seeks [email protected] relatives of brave men, women Selkirk Veterinary Services By Dave Baxter Canvin said it is believed that those All services for a healthy & happy pet: A committee working to permanent- 31 men and women make up the most Ultrasound Laser Therapy ly honour the Dufferin Gang in Sel- soldiers from a single city block in Dr. Fred Lindenschmidt kirk is hoping that anyone that may all of Canada to serve in the Second Dental X-ray Pet Insurance Dr. Amanda Swirsky be related to a member of the Duf- World War. Laser Surgery Endodontics ferin Gang will come forward and be As plans continue to progress, Can- Dr. Jennifer Sletmoen part of the process during a meeting vin said he believes there could be this Friday. others in Selkirk or in other areas that Dr. Birte Klug - Dr. Kevin Penner The meeting is being held at the Sel- may want to get involved in the plan- For appointments please call 204-482-5720 kirk Legion at 403 Eveline Street in ning stage for the memorial. Located at 6 Wersch Street – across from the Recreation Centre in Selkirk Selkirk. “I would hate to see this memorial Lorne Canvin is heading up a com- happen and then fi nd out there was mittee looking to get a permanent someone who didn’t know about Dufferin Gang memorial set up in it, and didn’t get a chance to get in- Selkirk and he recently said the com- volved,” Canvin said. mittee is getting closer to making that Canvin said anyone that may be re- memorial a reality. lated to one of the Dufferin Gang can The group known as the Dufferin call him at 204-485-2134, or show up at • Professional Grooming and Styling Now offering Gang consists of 31 men and women Friday’s meeting. • Fish, Small Animals Doggie Day Care & Grooming who lived on the block of Dufferin Av- Currently Bill Little who now lives in 1 Wellink Drive, Lockport • Full line Pet Food and Supplies Phone: (204) 757-2701 enue in Selkirk between Main Street Ontario and is in his 90’s is the only Open M-F 9-9, Sat 9-6, Sun 12-6 Out of Town: 1-800-889-6191 and Jemima Street, and served in the surviving member of the Dufferin Unit 4-321 Main St., Selkirk Ph. 785-8266 www.canvasbackpets.com Second World War. Gang. 18 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 Teulon author to offer inspirational workshop By Jennifer McFee Every single one of us has special Best-selling author Daphne Shep- gifts to share with this world that are herd is living proof that each individ- unique to us. And the truth is that we ual can activate his or her brilliance can have and do everything that we along the path to abundance. desire. Abundance is our birthright,” Last November, the Teulon resident said Shepherd, a real estate broker published her book Path to Abundance: and owner of RE/MAX Encore Realty. It’s Your Time, which skyrocketed to “But it’s unfortunate because for so success. many of us we have such a limited “The way it turned out, becoming vision of who we are and what we’re and international bestseller was a truly capable of. But when we start to complete surprise — but a very wel- develop an understanding of this ma- come surprise. It was quite nice that terial, then we learn how we can work way. It went to No. 1 in 14 categories, in harmony with this material to cul- so it actually became the No. 1 best- tivate anything we want in our lives.” selling book in all of Canada,” she Interest in the workshop is gaining said. momentum, since Shepherd has had “I’ll just never ever forget the course inquiries from potential participants of that day watching it go through the from as far away as Calgary. ranks on Amazon. They launched it “I’m looking forward to connecting in the morning and it started out at with people and learning their stories about 5,632nd place and then it went and learning how the material chang- right to No. 1. It was sensational.” SUBMITTED PHOTO es their life. Since I started studying Now Shepherd is encouraging oth- Daphne Shepherd, shown here with Bob Proctor who wrote the this, my life has absolutely changed ers to reach their own highest po- foreword to her book, will host a two-day workshop at the Heritage dramatically in every area,” she said. tential through a two-day workshop Arts Centre on Oct. 29 and 30. Anyone who would like to partici- pate in the “It’s an Inside Job” work- called “It’s an Inside Job” slated for Shepherd said. tion to get out to people.” shop can register right up until the Oct. 29 and 30 at the Quarry Park Her- “That is what the whole workshop is The workshop will feature multime- workshop date. Registration is avail- itage Arts Centre. — to delve in and discover and help dia tools including writing and videos able online at activatingyourbril- “We can’t look outside of ourselves people authenticate themselves with to help people journey towards a ful- liance.com. for love, and we can’t look outside their life purpose. Once you do that, fi lling life, she added. Shepherd’s book Path to Abundance: ourselves for acceptance or fulfi ll- you awaken yourself to new possi- “The workshops are for everybody. It’s Your Time is also available through ment or purpose or happiness. These bilities, you gain clarity on ideas and It’s for the moms and dads, teenagers, the website as well as on Amazon and have to come from deep within where goals in your life in a whole new per- corporate people — everybody. This at McNally Robinson Booksellers. our purest clarity of our purpose lies,” spective. It’s such important informa- is universal knowledge or teachings. Interlake Salvage celebrates 25 years in business By Jennifer Mcfee vage, which recently celebrated its The Clarke family launched the Lakeside MLA Ralph Eichler was It’s all in the family at Interlake Sal- 25th anniversary in business. award-winning company in 1991, and fi rst to take the stage, offering con- since then, the gratulations as well as a plaque to

The booming business mark the occasion. As someone who elkirk ecord SERVICE CLUBS - Serving our Communities S has continued to uses the services of Interlake Salvage, THE SELKIRK & grow. Eichler attributes their success to the ARMY, NAVY & AIR FORCE DISTRICT LIONS On Friday, Sept. Clarkes’ fair business practices. VETERANS IN CANADA Membership Chairman 9, well-wishers Next up, Deputy Mayor Clive Hinds Selkirk Unit 151 Herb Dubowits 766-2385 LADIES AUXILIARY Selkirk and District Kiwanis Club gathered at the extended good wishes on behalf of Rotary Club of Selkirk Motto: “WE SERVE” Club Room John Ashley Martyniw, Sec. Kiwanis is an international impeccably clean the Town of Stonewall to Mike, Julie 482-3941 485-0434 volunteer organization with the A non-profi t organization, 231 Clandeboye Ave. www.clubrunner.ca/selkirk objective of improving the local ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION serving Triple “S” site in the Stone- and James Clarke and family. Selkirk MB R1A 2B2 community. Meetings are every NO 42 & LADIES AUXILIARY communities. Motto: “Service Above Self” 2nd and 4th Monday of the wall Industrial “We are pleased as a town that Mike Meetings are 2nd Wednesday month at the United Church on The Lions meet on the fi rst Meetings Mondays & third Monday of the Park to celebrate actually chose Stonewall and this par- of each month (except July 6:00pm at Benjamins McLean Ave, Selkirk 7:00pm Offi ce: 482 4319 & August) at 6:30pm in 387 Eveline St., Selkirk, Mb. Contact: month at the the milestone, in- ticular location to put this business downstairs Rotarians provide humanitarian President Don Tole 403 Eveline St. Selkirk, MB Selkirk Lions Centre, clubroom. New members service, encourage high ethical 204-757-2848 R1A 1N8 320 Christie Ave. cluding guests because this business has highlighted welcome. President Elect standards in all vocations and help Bingo Mondays at 7:00pm and Guests and new members Carol Manlow Saturdays at 1:00pm from as far as the Town of Stonewall. Communities build goodwill and peace in the are always welcome. world. Guests are always welcome. 204-510-1776 Saskatchewan. close and far away support this busi- The festive atmo- REMORA #26 WEST ST. PAUL ness and come into Stonewall to do LIONS CLUB sphere featured a business,” he said. MANITOBA mouth-watering “This business also has helped us to JOB’S DAUGHTERS Your area Chamber of LISGAR LODGE Commerce since 1901 Glen Rossong breakfast and clean up the community. One of the Eva Hawryshko #2 SELKIRK Our mission is to promote and Membership & lunch barbecue, worst things you can see when you go ODD FELLOWS expand economic trade and 482-3393 Stephen Gwynn Sponsorship Meets 1st Tuesday commerce along with civic and gift bags, a prize into a town is derelict vehicles, rubber Youth organization for girls 204-482-6656 social needs of the Selkirk, ages 10 – 20 years. [email protected] of each month St. Andrews, St. Clements and draw and, of tires and everything. … Coun. Smith Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday Free Masonary way of life West St. Paul regions: 204-338-7291 course, speeches will attest that we just had Communi- of each month (July and Au- Second oldest Masonic Lodge John Events include Networking gust excluded) at 7pm in the in Manitoba. Meets every third Sessions, Speaker Series, Meetings fi rst from dignitar- ties in Bloom judges in this area and Masonic Hall, Tuesday of the month except Business Awards, Black Friday Monday of every 209 Eaton Avenue, December (second Tuesday), no 204-482-5989 Weekend and many other ies and from the they gave us a thumbs-up for a clean, Selkirk meetings January, February, July community initiatives. month. and August at 209 Eaton Avenue, Clarkes them- beautiful town.” Selkirk MB. Dinner at 6:30, 200 Eaton Ave, 482-7176 meetings begin at 7:30. www.selkirkbiz.ca selves. The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 19 Pumpkin Pie Chantilly Cream inspired 3 large eggs get 1/2 cup fi rmly packed light brown sugar Makes about 2 1/4 cups > MEAL IDEASIDEAS THE 1/2 cup dark corn syrup 1 cup heavy whipping cream Marketplace 11/2 cups heavy whipping cream 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract AT SELKIRK 11/2 cups pumpkin purŽe, 1 tablespoon granulated sugar Pumpkin, Chocolate homemade (see below) and Cheddar Muffi ns 1 cup (250 mL) quick-cooking oat 1 tablespoon rum Put the cream, vanilla and sugar fl akes 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon in a bowl and whip by hand with 1 1/2 cups (375 mL) unbleached fl our 3/4 teaspoon ground ginger a whisk or with an electric mixer 2 tsp (10 mL) baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt on medium speed until soft peaks 1 tsp (5 mL) baking soda 1 prebaked 91Ú2-inch pie crust begin to form. The cream should 1/3 cup (75 mL) bittersweet chocolate 1 recipe chantilly cream (see below) hold its shape but still be very chips or chunks smooth. 3/4 cup (180 mL) lower fat Canadian Preheat the oven to 350 F. Cover and refrigerate until serving. Mild Cheddar, diced or 1/2 cup (125 In a large bowl, whisk together the mL) regular Canadian Mild Cheddar, eggs and brown sugar until blended. diced Add the corn syrup and whisk Directions until smooth. Whisk in the cream, é Preheat oven to 350 °F (180 °C). pumpkin pur e, rum, cinnamon, In a bowl, using an electric mixer, ginger, and salt until well mixed. Pour beat the eggs with the brown sugar. into the prebaked pie crust. Add oil, pumpkin purée, milk and Bake until the fi lling is set, about vanilla extract. 30 minutes. Let cool to room SUNDAY NIGHT BINGO In a large bowl, mix remaining temperature. Serve with the chantilly Pots are as follows: $ +BONANZA ingredients and make a well in the cream. 7252 In 52 Numbers 2 eggs centre. $ + FULL HOUSE 2/3 cup (160 mL) brown sugar Pour liquid ingredients into the well Pumpkin Purée 2800 In 51 Numbers 1/4 cup (50 mL) vegetable oil $ + POKER and mix just until combined. Makes 21Ú2 cups 13119 1 cup (250 mL) homemade or store- FLUSH Divide batter into a muffi n pan, 2 1/2 pounds sugar pumpkins $838 + LUCKY 7 bought pumpkin purée using paper muffi n cups. 1/4 cup water In 25 Numbers 2/3 cup (150 mL) 1% milk Bake in oven for 25–30 minutes or $ +MINI Preheat the oven to 325 F. Cut each 2605 LOONIE /2 tsp (2 mL) pure vanilla extract until a toothpick inserted in centre pumpkin into sixths. Scrape out the 1 cup (250 mL) wheat bran comes out clean. seeds and any stringy pulp. Put the pumpkin pieces, cut-side up, and the SELKIRK STEELERS medium and cook until the pumpkins water in a baking pan and cover the Spinach and are tender, 10 to 15 minutes, adding pan with aluminum foil. Bake until hot water if necessary. Let cool. When soft when pierced with a fork, about 1 Pumpkin Curry cool enough to handle, scoop pulp from hour and 10 minutes. 1 pie pumpkin, halved and seeded skins. Transfer to a food processor, add Remove from the oven and, when Thursday nights 1/2 teaspoon salt salt and pepper and puree until almost cool enough to handle, scoop out smooth. Set aside. at the Selkirk Friendship Centre 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black the fl esh with a spoon and purée in 2. Place a large, heavy-bottomed Early Birds FullFull House in in51#s 51#s or or lessless $$82002,900 pepper $ a food mill or food processor. If the at 7:00 pm Bonanza in 53#s or$ less 2,477+ saucepan over medium heat and let LuckyLucky Seven Star $11,090.00 5056+$ 2 tablespoons olive oil é Lucky 7 in 24#s or less $1,140+ pur e is watery, place it in a large Regular Bingo Bonanza in 53#s or$ less 4130+ 2 tablespoons vegan hard margarine pan get hot. Add oil and margarine Lucky Star 912+ sauté pan and cook over medium at 7:30 FullLucky House 7 in 24#s $1,400.00 or $less $884+ 1 onion, chopped and when melted, tip pan to coat. Add Mini Loonie 376+ heat, stirring 2 carrots, peeled and chopped onion, carrots, apple, ginger, and curry 1 green apple, chopped powder and cook, stirring frequently, frequently, until Selkirk Rotary Club 1 tablespoon grated fresh gingerroot until softened, 6 to 8 minutes. Add thick. The timing 11/2 teaspoon curry powder pumpkin, vegetable broth, milk, and will depend on 2 cups vegetable broth salt and pepper to taste, stirring well to how watery the 2 cups plain hemp milk thoroughly combine. purée is. 3 cups packed spinach 3. Reduce heat and simmer, stirring Let cool, cover occasionally, until soup is slightly BOOK SALE 1/2 cup sour cream and refrigerate Selkirk Town Plaza 1. Place the steamer basket in a large thickened, about 10 minutes. Stir in spinach. Taste and adjust seasonings until using. Donations can saucepan and add water to about 1 inch be dropped off below the bottom of the basket. Place and cook, stirring occasionally, until October 6, 7, 8, spinach is wilted, about 4 minutes. at the sale the pumpkin halves in the basket, cover location. the pan and turn heat to medium-high. Serve topped with a dollop of sour 13, 14 & 15 When the water boils, reduce heat to cream. 20 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Off to a good start Steelers beat Blues twice, lose to Pistons

By Brian Bowman On Saturday, Selkirk stopped Win- Three games in three nights is never nipeg 3-1 as Conner Barley scored a easy. pair of goals, including a third-period And the Selkirk Steelers appeared, power-play marker. Liam Kroeker at times, to be a tired hockey club in a added a shorthanded goal for Selkirk 3-0 home loss to the Steinbach Pistons in the fi rst period while the Blues’ in MJHL action Sunday at the Selkirk Levi Cudmore scored with the man Rec Complex. advantage in the game’s fi nal minute. “That’s a pretty good Steinbach Pis- Brett Friesen made 25 saves for the tons club at the moment and they had win. a day off and we had three in three,” The Steelers (2-1) will hit the road said Steelers’ head coach Dustin for three games this weekend. Sel- Hughes. “But I don’t think I’m going kirk will be in Neepawa on Friday to use it as an excuse because it’s still (7:30 p.m.), Swan Valley Saturday (7:30 pretty early in the season. I just don’t p.m.), and then Dauphin on Sunday (6 think that we played our ‘A’ game.” p.m.). Ryan Carlson scored the lone goal in “If you look at our September and RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL the fi rst period and then Sean O’Leary October, we have a busy start to the Selkirk Steelers’ forward Ryan Pruden couldn’t put the puck past and Troy Williams tallied in the sec- year,” Hughes noted. “It’s going to Pistons’ goaltender Roman Bangert during MJHL action Sunday in ond. Williams’ goal was a backbreaker present some unique challenges Selkirk. for the Steelers as it came with just a when you’re talking three in three second left in the period. and road trips. But, at the end of the “I’m not going to say that we would day, the good teams get through it and have come back and won that game get stronger because of it.” for sure because Steinbach is a pretty In off-ice new, Steinbach goaltender good club,” Hughes said. “But we were Roman Bengert earned the fi rst MJHL starting to make a push back.” Recycle Everywhere Player of the The Steelers started their regular Week for the 2016-17 season. season last Friday with a solid 3-2 win Bengert, 20, who hails from Cole over the Winnipeg Blues at the MTS Harbour, N.S., had a 1.00 goals- Iceplex. against average with a .949 save per- “For the time of year, I thought it centage in two victories, including the was a good start,” Hughes said. “But shutout against Selkirk. The runners we can still get better as a group in a up for the award were Winkler Flyers’ number of areas.” forward Scott Gall and Steelers’ for- Conner Barley and Taylor Fisher, ward Connor Barley. on the power play, scored fi rst-peri- Barley had three goals in the fi rst od goals for Selkirk and then Dallas two Steeler games last weekend. Starodub netted the eventual game Meanwhile, Selkirk’s Victor Knaub winner midway in the second. and the Winnipeg Blues’ Brock Shwa- Former Steeler forward Dexter Kuc- luk each received a three-game sus- zek scored early in the second pe- pension as per the Junior “A” Supple- RECORD PHOTO BY GREG MCKENZIE riod for Winnipeg and then Brandon ment guidelines regarding a staged The ceremonial puck drop was part of the Steelers’ 50th anniversary Marques made it a one-goal game fi ght. during the home opener last Saturday. Pictured left to right: The midway in the third. The incident occurred during the Blues’ Geordie Keane, Selkirk MLA Alan Lagimodiere, Al Hares, Willy Cole Hayden Dola made 33 saves for the game between the Blues and Steelers (dropping the puck), MJHL commissioner Kim Davis, Director of hockey win. last Saturday in Selkirk. operations/General Manager Ken Petrash and Steelers’ Taylor Fisher. The Call Selkirk ecord Got a Sports Tip? 785-1618 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 21 Royals spike their way to second tournament title this season

By Brian Bowman It was announced early last week that the Selkirk Royals were ranked as the top varsity boys’ “AAAA” volleyball team in the province. And the Royals went out and proved that rank- ing correct as they won the University of Manitoba tournament on Saturday with a thrilling 2-1 victory (25-20, 31-33, 15-13) over the St. Paul’s Crusaders. “We played quite well,” said Royals’ head coach Jeff Scarcello. “We were in control the whole fi rst set…and then in the second set at around 18 points, St. Paul’s picked it up a bit and made the game re- ally tight.” Scarcello was glad that the Royals had an oppor- tunity to face some adversity against a very good St. Paul’s team. “We had to perform with tight situations and a set on the line in the fi nal,” Scarcello said. “It was good to see how the guys performed in that kind of en- vironment.” The Royals reached the fi nal after downing Vin- cent Massey 2-0 (25-19, 25-19). In pool play, Selkirk posted a 7-1 record in sets. Scarcello said the Royals have a bunch of confi - dence after winning their fi rst two tournaments of the season. “We have a lot of confi dence in ourselves with what’s happening out there,” said the Royals’ head RECORD PHOTO COURTESY OF TWITTER coach. “We’ve really been able to take it to some The Selkirk Royals varsity boys’ volleyball team has won its fi rst two tournaments of the season. good teams when we put it all together. “We’re just trying to fi nd that consistency where we play that kind of game more often…because Selkirk will have this weekend off and then will Selkirk defeated the host Buckeyes 2-0 by scores we’re pretty dangerous when we’re on fi re.” play in three tournaments in October. of 25-21, 25-21 in the fi nal on Saturday. The Royals The Royals hosted River East in their KPAC opener Meanwhile, the Royals junior varsity boys’ kept earned a berth into the fi nal after beating River East Monday evening and promptly blasted the Kodiaks pace with the older guys by winning the Miles Mac 2-0 (25-11, 28-26). 3-0 by scores of 25-6, 25-16, and 25-13. tournament last weekend. Late goal nixes Selkirk FC’s playoff hopes

By Brian Bowman Henrique Melo-Cabral scored that times, the Kildonan Athletic Club “It was a good shot,” Bruenig said of Selkirk FC suffered one of the worst game winner. goalie made the save to nullify a scor- the game-winning goal. “It was in the losses possible with their playoff lives “Both teams came to win,” said Sel- ing opportunity. bottom corner just inside the post. I on the line. kirk FC head coach Michael Bruenig. Selkirk FC changed their lineup in have to give him credit for it.” Needing a win against the Kildonan “Kildonan Athletic Club, even though the second half but just could not get With the loss, Selkirk FC fi nished Athletic Club in their Division 2 reg- they weren’t in the playoff hunt, really that elusive fi rst goal. And with Sel- its regular season in fi fth place with a ular-season fi nale last week to make came to play (that) night.” kirk pressing hard late in the match, 7-8-3 record and 24 points, one point the playoffs, Selkirk gave up a goal in Selkirk FC dominated play in the Kildonan Athletic Club countered behind Borussia Dortmund. the 88th minute in a disappointing 1-0 fi rst half but simply could not fi nd nicely to set up a very good scoring loss. the net on many occasions. At other chance that they converted. Continued on page 24

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By Brian Bowman work, Cain feels that this club can win There is plenty of excitement sur- a lot of games this season. rounding the Selkirk Royals’ girls’ “I’m really excited about this year’s hockey team this season. team,” Cain enthused. “We have a lot Sure, the team will look great in their of good young players and some vet- new jerseys. But most of the excite- erans as well.” ment will come from their stellar play The Royals will have four Grade on the ice. 12 players – Mary Ryder, Courtney Royals’ second-year head coach Sorokopud-Jones, Kyra DeLaRonde, Noah Cain expects to ice a very com- and Brooke Anderson – on this year’s petitive team this season after mak- squad. Cain is really excited to have ing some tough choices with cuts last Anderson join the Royals’ program in week. her senior year. “It was really encouraging to see our “(Brooke) is going to be a really numbers growing,” said Cain, noting strong player for us,” Cain said. “And the Royals had numbers in the “mid- the other three, Courtney, Mary, and 20s range” come out for the team this Kyra, have been with us since Grade month. “In recent memory, we haven’t 10 so it’s really great to see them in been making cuts on this team be- their senior year to give it one last cause we haven’t had enough players shot.” to do it. Selkirk will be competing at a pre- “It’s good to see the program grow- season tournament this weekend at ing and more interest in the commu- the MTS Iceplex. Teams will play three nity for it.” games and then be allocated into one RECORD PHOTO BY DON MCINTOSH The Royals have whittled down their of the two Winnipeg Women’s High Kyra DeLaRonde (left), Kaite Seed (middle), and Courtney Sorokopud- fi nal roster to 19 players, which in- School Hockey League divisions. Jones show off the Selkirk Royals new jerseys for this season. cludes two goalies. Rebecca Zdrill will Selkirk will battle Garden City on return in goal for Selkirk along with Saturday (7:50 p.m.) and then will take “Our fi rst goal is to get to the ‘A’ divi- pretty confi dent that we’ll get there.” newcomer Jodi Clifton. on Portage la Prairie on Sunday (3:30 sion because we have been in the ‘B’ The WWHSHL regular season be- There is a lot of talent on this year’s p.m.) and West Kildonan later in the division the last few years now,” Cain gins next month. Royals’ roster. And with plenty of hard day at 6:15 p.m. said. “That’s our fi rst goal and I’m Midget Thunder drops fourth consecutive game

By Brian Bowman Austin deLaroque led the Thun- The Interlake Thunder suffered their der with nine tackles while Colton fourth consecutive Midget Football Meisner had eight. Interlake played a League of Manitoba loss after drop- clean, physical game on the defensive ping a 22-2 decision to the Falcons side of the ball, said Johnston. Football Club last Saturday in Stone- Interlake was led offensively by Alex wall. France’s fi ve catches for 102 yards But Thunder head coach Kris John- while Colton Nedotiafko’s rushed for ston was proud of how his team 77 yards on 18 carries. Thunder quar- played against the fi rst-place Falcons. terback Thomas Dunlop was 9-for-19 Interlake trailed by just two scores for 131 yards and two interceptions. midway in the fourth quarter. The Thunder did a much better job “I thought our players played an moving the ball against the Falcons outstanding football game,” said compared to the previous week’s loss RECORD PHOTO BY LANA MEIER Johnston. “Defensively, we blocked a to St. Vital. Still, Interlake will have to The Thunder’s Anthony Joynt makes a tackle during Interlake’s 22-2 convert and we only gave up two ac- learn how to turn those nice drives loss to the Falcons last Saturday. tual touchdowns. We made them earn into points. everything they got.” “We did move the ball and we did Falcons’ quarterback Ryan Has- keep the ball out of their hands,” John- Coyotes. Sunrise surprised the South- “We’re looking to get back on track sar hooked up with receiver Maison ston said. “Our rushing attack was, west Wolves with a 16-8 win last Sat- (in our next game) but wins aren’t Stortz for a touchdown while Demi once again, solid.” urday. going to be easy,” Johnston admit- Adeleye-Olusae rushed for another With the loss, the Thunder are now The Thunder has a bye this weekend ted. “We have a bye this week so it major. in fourth place in the fi ve-team league and then will wrap up its regular- will give us a chance to recover (from The Falcons’ also received a punt re- with a 2-5 record. Interlake is two season schedule with a road game some injuries) and prepare with prac- turn TD from Kaan Bitchok. points ahead of the last-place Sunrise against the Coyotes on Oct. 8. Game tices.” time is 3 p.m. The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 23 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Karbonik ices scholarship with University of North Dakota

By Brian Bowman spending countless hours on her backyard rink and As a youngster, Hailey Karbonik would head south boys’ hockey in the Lord Selkirk Minor Hockey As- of the border with her family to watch University of sociation where her dad, Ross, coached. North Dakota hockey. She then moved on to play Bantam “AAA” with the In two short years, UND fans will be watching her. Winnipeg Hawks. Karbonik will join the University of North Dakota There are some obvious differences in the style of Fighting Hawks on a full scholarship for the 2018- games played between the two genders. Speed and 19 season. The Fighting Hawks play in the WCHA the physical aspect of the game are different, noted along with Wisconsin, Ohio State, Minnesota, Bem- Karbonik. idji, Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota State, and St. “It was a little harder because I was the only girl,” Cloud. she said of her time with the Hawks. “It was really “I am really excited,” said Karbon- fun and I enjoyed my (time there) but ik, a St. Andrews native, last week. I was also really excited to move on to “When I was young, I used to go girls’ hockey.” watch games down there so now it’s St. Mary’s Academy head coach a dream come true that I’ll be play- Larry Bumstead is really glad to have ing there.” “SHE’S NOW Karbonik join the Flames’ program, The close proximity of Grand which competes in the Canadian Forks to St. Andrews was a big plus BLOSSOMED INTO Sport School Hockey League. in Karbonik’s decision to play U.S. A VERY GOOD “She’s now blossomed into a very college hockey in North Dakota. So good 200-foot, two-way player,” Bum- too was UND’s hockey program and 200-FOOT, TWO- stead said. “She quarterbacks my the courses that the school offers. WAY PLAYER.” power play, she kills penalties, and Karbonik, 16, is currently in her has an offensive mind to her. She’s not third season with the St. Mary’s afraid to rush the puck up the ice.” Academy Flames prep hockey team. Karbonik is a great hockey player The Grade 11 blueliner recently and even better person, said Bum- came back from a Stony Creek Uni- stead. versity Showcase tournament in southern Ontario “As a Grade 11 player, she’s good with our younger RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED where her Flames fi nished with a 2-1-2 record. players,” the head coach noted. “And she is a player Hailey Karbonik has landed a full scholarship The St. Mary’s program is much like a universi- that is capable of getting out of trouble very fast. with the University of North Dakota Fighting ty one with its extensive travel schedule and large She seems to fi nd holes, and when you think she Hawks. number of games played each season. can’t get out of (a situation), she does and then she’s “It’s a really good experience,” said the 5-foot-9 gone.” she can stop training. Karbonik, who earlier attended Lockport Junior Karbonik is already a good high school player but “She’s going to have to continue to train and train High School. “We do a lot of travelling.” she’ll have to continue to work hard if she wants to very hard. You don’t want to be one of those girls Karbonik is blessed with good offensive instincts excel at the collegiate level. who are just surviving – you just want to continue and plays a lot of minutes on the St. Mary’s power “She has to continue to work on the little things, to develop. play. She does a good job reading the play in front like she has done all throughout her minor hockey “And, I know with her personality, that she will of her and making the right decisions with the puck. before she started at St. Mary’s,” Bumstead noted. continue to work hard so she is ready.” Karbonik got a great start to her hockey career by “She can’t think that just because she made it that Fishermen win, tie in preseason play By Brian Bowman die Longbottom, Talon Kelly, Treyton against Arborg on Oct. 8 (7:30 p.m.) and Lundar the next day at 2:30 p.m. The Selkirk Fishermen have gotten Smith, and Dawson Courchene also off to a pretty good start in their KJHL tallied. preseason. Ryan Zdrill and Brady Hrymak split EXHIBITION HOME GAME The Fishermen started with an im- the goaltending duties for Selkirk. pressive 7-0 road win over the North No goal scorers from the St. Malo VS North Winnipeg Satelites Winnipeg Satelites on Sept. 20 and game were known at press time. then Selkirk played to a 3-3 draw with Selkirk hosted St. Malo this past Sunday, Oct. 2nd the St. Malo Warriors last Saturday Tuesday but no score was available. evening. The Fishermen will then host the 7:30 pm In the North Winnipeg win, Selkirk Satelites on Sunday (7:30 p.m.) at the held period leads of 3-0 and 6-0. Selkirk Rec Complex. Cheer on the Fishermen Connor Spratt led Selkirk with Selkirk will begin its KJHL regular at the Selkirk Rec Centre! two goals while Tyler Gerein, Gor- season next weekend with home games 24 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 Puckeye netcam hopes to score with goalies

By Brian Bowman Hockey goalies never want a puck to fi nd the back of their net. But they should have no problem with a Puckeye netcam in their goal. Jamie Krause, a longtime Stonewall resident, and his partner, Ken Zoppa, of Oak Bluff, have joined forces to start a company which makes a pro- tective case for GoPro Hero cameras. The units, attached to the inside of a hockey net, provide the same angle/ vantage point as seen on T.V. while protecting the camera from fl ying pucks. Krause came up with the idea while watching highlight-reel plays from the netcam’s angle. “It offered a great perspective of up- close action from the goalie’s view,” said Krause on the Puckeye website. RECORD PHOTOS SUBMITTED “I thought it would be fun to get my The Puckeye is an excellent training aid for young goalies to have video own highlights - and lowlights - on review of their games and practices to help improve their skills. camera.” Krause said he researched and de- signed their product for over a year and have begun sales in the last cou- ple of months for the upcoming sea- Jamie Krause shows the Puckeye Canada, the U.S., and Europe. son. Each unit is hand poured and to Olympic silver medalist Fiona- There is only one other company that inspected by their staff to ensure a Smith Bell. offers a similar product, said Krause. quality product every time. “But they don’t offer any protection The Puckeye is an excellent training for the GoPro camera,” he warned. aid for young goalies to have video “Including minor hockey goalies for “They just have a mount to put inside review of their games and practices self-review of practices or games to the net.” to help improve their skills. It’s also a help improve their play, tournaments The Puckeye case is manufactured in great invention for goalies playing in to offer some amazing souvenirs to Winnipeg and the company is proud- adult leagues that want to keep a mo- players, as well as beer league tenders ly 100 per cent Canadian. The product mento of that big save. who want to remember that highlight comes in both black and white and “We quickly realized these videos save for years to come.” is priced differently for the clamped are special for goalies of all ages and Currently, the device can be pur- version or the quick release model. The GoProHero camera is enclosed skill levels,” Krause said, noting his chased on the puckeye.com website The quick release models sell for in a protective case that is hand company has sold about 100 Puckeye but Krause said they are in discus- $124.99 and $129.99 while the clamp poured and inspected to ensure a netcams so far. sions with distributors from across versions go for $144.99 and $149.99. quality product. > LATE GOAL, FROM PG. 21 A fi fth-place fi nish would normally looks promising for Selkirk FC next get a team into the post-season, but year. just the top four teams make the play- “I’d like to say that if these guys stick Sledz runs well for Selkirk offs this season due to regular-season together, we’ll have a very competi- games that were postponed due to in- tive team in the near future,” Bruenig Staff Longbottom fi nish as the top Royal clement weather. predicted. The Selkirk Royals’ Tonie Sledz as he was ninth with a time of 17:16. “Because of the rescheduled games, Meanwhile, the Tri-S Strike Force fi nished fi rst overall in the KPAC Selkirk’s Logan Scott was 19th over- they took away the fi rst round of the should be fresh when they battle varsity girls’ cross-country race last all with a time of 17:48. playoffs,” Bruenig noted. Mobb United in a Division 5 semifi - Thursday at Kildonan Park in Win- In junior varsity girls’ action, the Selkirk FC fi nished with a pretty nal clash this Saturday at 10 a.m. at nipeg. Royals’ Asha Gurney was seventh good record this past season, espe- the Ralph Cantafi o Soccer Complex Sledz fi nished with an impressive (11:00), one spot ahead of teammate cially considering all of the changes Field 1. time of 13:31, which was 25 seconds Alexa Scott (11:08). that they had in their lineup. Tri-S last played a game on Sept. 9 to faster than River East’s Kezia Belzer. William Miller was the lone Royal “I hate to use the cliché, a ‘rebuild- wrap up its regular season. Selkirk’s Charlotte Wilmont was runner in the junior varsity boys’ ing year’ (but that’s what it was),” Bru- Tri-S fi nished its regular season in third with a time of 13:58, followed race. He fi nished 13th with a time of enig said. “But since January, I rebuilt third place with a 10-4-4 record and 34 by teammates Clemence Epinoux 13:33. the team twice with injuries and play- points. Mobb United was second with (seventh, 14:52), Shae Lynn-King The Royals took part in the MILK ers leaving.” a 13-3-1 record and 40 points. (14th, 15:53), and Courtney Soroko- Run at Harbour View this past Tues- Despite so many changes to last If the Strike Force wins that semifi - pud-Jones (20th, 17:53). day but no results were available at year’s squad, Selkirk FC built a nice nal game, they would then advance The varsity boys’ race saw Jordy press time. core of players that played well in the to the division fi nal slated for Tuesday second half of the season. The future (8:30 p.m.). The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 25 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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Must 227-3920. a.m. – 6 p.m. bondable and supply be available for flexible hours. A copy of the By-law is available for review at the Municipal ––––––––––––––––––– criminal record check. The applicant must have a minimum three Offi ce and at The Municipal Board. years MacIntosh experience using InDesign APARTMENT 1015 River Rd. at Low- Duties include, but In addition, the Board requires that any party who intends to FOR RENT not limited to clean- CS5 or later, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe er Fort Garry (signs Illustrator. Must have their own MacIntosh submit as evidence at the hearing any written material or other 2 bdrm. suite at 40 ing common areas, up). 9 a.m. Friday, computer with InDesign that is compatible rent collection, minor documents, shall fi le four (4) copies of that material with the Eveline. $859/per Sept. 30, Sat., Oct. 1 with InDesign 5.0 and have the ability to maintenance, snow Board and one (1) copy with the Municipality for public review, month. Please inquire & Sun., Oct. 2. Hal- create print ready PDF files and know how to at tollakplace@out- loween and Christmas clearing, etc. Ideal use a FTP site. Microsoft Word is an asset. A at least 10 working days prior to the hearing. look.com or 204-482- decorations, riding candidates will have strong feel for typography - tracking/kerning/ a working knowledge If a party wishes to have service in French, or requires assistance 2751. grass mower, more leading and a strong sense for detail would because of a disability, they must notify this offi ce 15 days prior ––––––––––––––––––– stuff, come and see! of plumbing, painting, be beneficial. Quiet 55+ 1 bdrm. riv- repairs, etc. 2 bed- to the hearing. Please email resume and three samples of work to: erview suite in Selkirk, room ste plus wage in Dated at R.M. of St. Andrews Offi ce, in Manitoba, this 29th day return for caretaking Nicole Kapusta - Production Manager MB. Avail. immediately. [email protected] of September, 2016. $1167/mth. No smok- duties. Resume can be emailed to tollak- Rose Gibbons, Secretary ing or pets. Please in- Stonewall Teulon quire at tollakplace@ [email protected] or elkirkThe ecord Tribune The Municipal Board, call 204-482-2751 for S outlook.com or 204- Winkler Morden 1144-363 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB R3C 3N9 The 482-2751. more information. Voice 204-945-4014 26 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 To Book Your Classifi ed Ad Call 204-785-1618 or Classifi eds Email [email protected]

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Benefi ts hu- 0870. NOTICE TO the Province of Mani- Deceased. Monday (full glass), Kawasaki $215. Paterson iron re- mans and pets. EVA is ––––––––––––––––––– CREDITORS toba, deceased. All claims against the Mule, dozens of an- composed of proteins, Small square fl ax 4 p.m. movers/$500. Green- IN THE MATTER OF ALL claims against the above estate, support- tique steel wheels, amino acids, minerals, straw, small square sand iron odour re- THE ESTATE OF WIL- above estate, duly ver- ed by Statutory Decla- large bus, antique lipids and water. Key Alfalfa Cortney Grass, prior to moval systems, $700. LIAM ARCHIBALD ifi ed by Statutory Dec- ration must be sent to wood stoves, bolts, compounds that work small square Alfalfa All Seasons Furnish- ATKINS, late of the laration, must be fi led the attention of: Bar- screws, and drill bits. to stimulate red blood June Grass & Cortney Thursday’s ings 204-661-8581. City of Selkirk in the with the undersigned bara Regier, Estates Lighted phone booth, cell production & carti- Grass. Ph. 204-482- Province of Manitoba, at their offi ces at 407 Offi cer, at 155 Carlton Burger King with pay lage cell regeneration 5101. publication. RELIGION deceased. Main St., Selkirk, MB., St. Suite 500, Winni- phone. & development. Stone- ––––––––––––––––––– The seventh-day Sab- ALL claims against the R1A 1T9, on or before peg, MB, R3C 5R9 on Trophy elk head, full wall Elk Products Ltd., 5x5 round bales 1st bath was a sign given above estate, duly ver- the 29th day of Octo- or before the 23rd day mount, large assort- 204-467-8428 or e- cut alfalfa grass. 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Call Jim 204-485-2446 Ph: (204) 325-4433 F350 6.9 Dsl Dually w 12’ Deck 145,000 Km * Cell: (204) 325-6230 04 Polaris Edge Touring Trail 550 CC 3549 Miles Fax: (204) 325-4484 * 98 Skidoo Skandic Rotax 500 w 2448 Km * 08 Yamaha Battery 4 Wheel Golf Cart w Canopy & Starting a new business? Charger * BH Double Snowmobile Trailer * Wood Jim Boulton Dayna Clark & Mike Juba Kim & Rosalyn Calvin Kuch the Kim Giesbrecht team Call us - We have everything Fishing Cabin Sleigh * you need to promote your business Stuart McSherry (204) 467-1858 or (204) 886-7027 Interlake Real Estate 204-482-5806 Stonewall, Manitoba 184 Main St., Selkirk interlake.mb.ca Call 204-785-1618 www.mcsherryauction.com 28 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 29, 2016 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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The family of the late Scott Wazney would like Craig William Halli Bell Ted Hall to thank everyone who offered support with August 24, 1960 – October 2, 2015 Seven years have passed, time goes so fast. kind condolences, visits, cards, fl owers, food You are never more than a thought away, Still missed and still thinking of you. and baking following Scott’s passing. Thank Quietly remembered every day. You were a hard and good worker, and You to Rev. Anthon Bouw, Fr. Jerry Talarski, -Lovingly remembered by, I’m disappointed you had to leave so early. Alexa Okrainec and Jessica Armenti for the Mom and Dad Berry See you later my brother. beautiful service and to Gilbarts for the kind and family -Tracy words and help in all preparing for Scott’s funeral. Thank You to the Catholic Women’s League of Saint Stanislaus Church and to Knox Courtesy Committee, who donated their time to make such a fabulous lunch. Thank you OBITUARY to Helen Gascoigne for doing the power point Jo-Anna Lee Sveinson program for Scott’s funeral service and to A soul taken to soon on Sunday, September 18, 2016. Jo-Anna Andy Anderson for getting the cemetery ready lost her battle with cancer. for Scott. Thank you as well to Frank King, Pat To all of those who were closest to her she was generous, and Eugene Tarnopolski, Ed Slyker, and Henry honest, she was our fi rey ginger - just waiting to be fuelled. Wiebe for helping Scott with his wheelchair to Jo-Anna loved being with friends and family, mostly Jordon. get in and out the church and a special thank Good food, drinks, bonfi res at Rob and Sara’s and playing her you to all the people who have been helping us bass guitar. Jo-Anna doted on her nieces and nephews whom she for so many years. It is very much appreciated. loved dearly Raylee, Nolan, Christian, Tristian, Sydney, Carissa -From Mary Ann, Jacob and Salvador, In loving memory of and Ayden. Jo-Anna was lucky enough in her short life to have Janice and Conn Thiessen, Carla and Darin Craig William Halli Bell a great love, Jordon Gentle, who stood beside her through her Rudd August 24, 1960 – October 2, 2015 A year has gone by since you passed away. battle with cancer, also best friends Sara Hermanson, Cee Cee You never said you were leaving, Winter, cousin Rob Hermanson. Special appreciation and thanks And you never said good bye. to Jordon Gentle for always being there for Jo-Anna, Sara and Rob Remembering you is easy, Hermanson, Robert and Linda Hermanson, Candice Morrison. Don’t forget to send your But missing you is hard. Jo-Anna will live on in the hearts and memories of all who loved special wishes to your As you were gone before I knew it, her. She is survived by her mother Nancy Hermanson, two sisters Pamela Sveinson and Cyndle friends and family with a And God only knows why. Svienson and brother Dexter Svienson. -Love your family, Nadine, Amanda, Cremation has taken place and no formal service will be held. message in the Record Adam and (Stefanie), Kerry and (Allen) Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. and grandchildren www.gilbartfuneralhome.com SELKIRK JEFFERSON & ASSOCIATES REALTY LTD SOLD NICOLE 255-B Main St., PASHKO NEW Selkirk, MB R1A 1S1 CASSANDRA AGENT WILL-FOUBERT ON THE BROKER/MANAGER GEORGE 482-7911 HACKING 401 Clandeboye Ave Ashley Douglas George Hacking Nell Mraovic The JULIAN GORCHYNSKI TEAM $119,900 George Hacking Team 2015 Centurion Team #18 By unit Sales For Century 21 Canada Toll Free 1-888-632-8221 SELKIRK COUNTRY COUNTRY COUNTRY COMMERICAL COMMERICAL

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Sveinn Finnson Joyce Mary Collier Peacefully, on Tuesday, September 20, 2016, at the Selkirk Gen- On September 19, 2016, Joyce Mary Collier passed away peace- eral Hospital, Sveinn Finnson, a gentle man passed away with his fully at home, surrounded by her family at the age of 85. family by his side at the age of 86 years. She was predeceased by Bill her beloved husband of 63 years in He was predeceased by his wife Hazel (nee Donald); parents March 2016; her parents Albert and Doris Walker and her nephew Wilfred and Gerda Finnson; in-laws Catharine and John Donald; Adam Brkic. sisters Jorunn and Alda and several other close family members, She is survived by her son Chris (Cathy), grandchildren Bryan, brothers-in-laws, nieces and nephews. Andrew and Jill, daughter Lindsay Coumont (Leslie), grandchil- He is survived by his daughter Kathy (Scott); grandchildren Kur- dren Jenny and David, sister in England Carol Brkic (Vlado), niec- tis and Courtney; sisters Thorunn, Helga (Bob), Kristine, Vilborg es Delma and Lianne and brother Barry Walker, nieces Kim and (Wayne), Hildur (Peter); brothers Fridjon (Bernice), Wilfred (Carol), Sherry and nephews Steven and Simon. Stefan (Yvonne); in-laws Audrey, Jeanette (Blair), Roberta and Joyce was born January 14, 1931 and grew up in Middlesbrough, many numerous nieces and nephews. Yorkshire, England. She met the love of her life, Bill, in 1949 and Sveinn was born in Hnausa, MB to a large family of 11 siblings. they were married in 1952. After starting a family they made the He was the oldest son. He was a farmhand fi rst and then started decision to immigrate to Canada, arriving in Selkirk in 1965. to help his father commercial fi sh at the age of 12. He was instrumental in helping his parents and Mum sought employment and went to work for the TD Bank as a teller. Mum wanted to learn to type, especially his siblings buy the extras they needed in life. He never expected anything in return. He however there were no courses available in Selkirk. She pursued the possibilities at the local High was a very loving brother. School and was instrumental in establishing a night course also starting exercise and yoga classes. Sveinn worked hard all his life. He commercial fi shed all over Lake Winnipeg. He even fi shed as far After two years with the bank she moved to Selkirk General Hospital as secretary to the Administrator. as Great Slave Lake. He never learned to swim, he said you always had to respect the lake. She took a course in Small Hospital Administration through the University of Saskatchewan for which Sveinn married Hazel on May 18, 1963. She was the love of his life. He moved to Selkirk and they she received her Diploma. She later became the administrator of the Selkirk General Hospital. During resided there and enjoyed 50 years of marriage. After marrying Hazel he was employed at the MRM that time she was responsible for the planning and building of a new hospital. for 25 years. He still continued to fi sh and would take his holidays to fi sh with his father. He fi shed Mum continued in that role until she retired in 1984. After retirement Mum began paint in both oils until 75 years of age. and watercolors and became very accomplished in both, winning prizes at several Art Shows. Mum He loved being an Afi . His mainstay in life was his family. loved to read, knit, sew, and visit with family and was very proud of her children and grandchildren. Sveinn was an avid reader. He was self-educated. He would always have a book in his hand and Many thanks to the residents of Cornerstone for their support and love throughout her short time was always on top of the latest topics. living there. Thank you to Gerri Smith, Gerri, Marie, Janice, Carol, Mary, Myrna and Liz. Mum valued He enjoyed a quiet retirement. He loved his road trips to Swan River to see his grandchildren. He their friendship and enjoyed their times together. Also thanks to the staff of N1S and the Palliative loved going for coffee, visiting and talking with everyone. Care Program at Concordia. Sveinn moved to Betel Home, January 2014. He made numerous friends and enjoyed his stay there. Mum spent her last days in her own home where she was lovingly looked after by her family. The family would like to thank Betel Staff for being so kind, the Selkirk and District General Hospital As per her wishes there will be no services held. for their care. In lieu of fl owers donations may be made in her name to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. A memorial service will be held on Friday, September 23, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. in the Gilbart Funeral Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. Chapel, Selkirk, MB. www.gilbartfuneralhome.com All his nieces and nephews are honorary pallbearers. “Goda Nott Elskan”

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