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RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS Thirsty Lion Tavern, which recently opened inside the Rivercrest Inn located at 4200 Main St. in West St. Paul, is gearing up to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day this weekend with food and drink specials as well as live entertainment. Pictured from left to right: Rivercrest Inn marketing director Tina Lussier, Rivercrest Inn owner Dave Andrews, West St. Paul Mayor Cheryl Christian and West St. Paul Coun. Giorgio Busceti cheers to St. Patrick’s Day and to the opening of the new tavern last Wednesday. For more information about St. Patrick’s Day celebrations at Thirsty Lion Tavern, visit the “Thirsty Lion Tavern West St. Paul” Facebook page or rivercrestinn.ca. St. Patrick’s Day is this Sunday, March 17. news > sports > opinion > community > people > entertainment > events > classifi eds > careers > everything you need to know 2 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 HARRY’S Page2 DEALS

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The province projects Mani- “I think there is going to be big mon- paign promise during the release of toban’s will save $30 when buying fur- ey coming from cannabis,” said Jo- the provincial budget last Thursday. niture or appliances totalling $3,000, hannson, who is also the Association of On July 1, the PCs say they will be $350 when buying a vehicle valued at Manitoba Municipalities cities caucus $ SAVE cutting the provincial sales tax by one $35,000, or $1,500 when buying a new chair. “I think we should all see some 101 $12,750 percentage point to seven per cent. $300,000 home. Those buying a $2 cof- of that. Right now, demand is outstrip- /weekly “Budget 2019 reduces the retail sales fee, will also save around two cents. ping supply ... when I see something tax, continues to reduce the summary Fielding noted Budget 2019 forecasts like that, that only smells of success. defi cit, invests in addictions services a summary defi cit of $360 million for “We should all reap the rewards of it.” and focuses on the needs of Manitoba the 2019-20 fi scal year. That is $161 mil- Other highlights of the 2019 provin- families,” Finance Minister Scott Field- lion less than the defi cit projected in cial budget include: ing stated in a release last week. last year’s budget for the 2018-19 fi scal • Providing a total of $313.5 million in 2018 JEEP GRAND Although Selkirk Mayor Larry Jo- year, he added. basket funding for local governments CHEROKEE hannson is in favour of lowering the Johannson said he was also pleased that continues to provide municipali- PST, he wonders if it’s coming too to learn that the province’s fi lm and ties with the fl exibility they need to soon. By cutting the PST on July 1, the video production tax credit will receive meet local needs including enhanced province is projected to lose $237 mil- an increase in funding to $31.5 million support for roads and bridges for mu- lion in revenue this fi scal year. from $16 million. nicipalities outside of Winnipeg; “It’s a lot of money off the table ... I “We all lobbied hard for that one,” he • Increasing Manitoba’s RCMP staff- wondered if it was maybe a year too said. “We’ve got a really great movie ing complement by 29 positions, in- SAVE soon,” said Johannson, who was among business going on here.” cluding funding for 27 additional of- $147 15% $10,000 the mayors who attended the budget’s From 2007 to 2017, the media produc- fi cers; /weekly OFF release at the Manitoba legislature last tion industry in Manitoba averaged • Spending more than $1 billion on Thursday. “I just think of the things $100 million annually in total produc- strategic infrastructure such as roads that funding could have made hap- tion volume, in 2017-18 it rose to $173 and bridges, water and wastewater in- 2018 JEEP pen.” million, according to On Screen Mani- frastructure projects, fl ood protection, WRANGLER 4X4 Johannson said he would have liked toba. Manitoba Film and Music, the hospitals, schools, universities and col- $ to see more funds fl owing to drug ad- arms-length agency that administers leges; 138 diction support services and mental the tax credit, is estimating total pro- • Investing in health care to lower /weekly health. duction volume in 2018-19 will be $250 ambulance fees to a maximum of $250, “We need to help people get off this million. to open fi ve new or enhanced health stuff but help them with the mental In 2017-18, fi lming took place in com- facilities with operating funding of $6.4 aspect so they can lead a productive munities all over Manitoba, including million, to hire 35 additional primary and meaningful life again,” he said. Brandon, Portage La Prairie, Selkirk, care paramedics with $3.8 million in “It’s awful for families and the people Stonewall, and Churchill. devoted funding and to increase renal 10% OFF involved. But it also leads to violence Selkirk and other municipalities will replacement therapy funding by $2.4 and crime.” also be seeing some provincial fund- million; Fielding said the budget includes ing for bridges and roads, Johannson • Reserving $20 million to allow the investments to respond to the chal- said. Details on how the funding will province to sign the upcoming ad- lenges of addictions, with $1 million in be divided is still be determined. dictions and mental health bilateral new funding to expand the number of “We really pushed for this,” he said. agreement with the federal govern- withdrawal management beds in Win- “It’s a win for municipalities across ment. www.selkirkchrysler.com nipeg and Brandon. 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HOURS 439 MAIN ST., SELKIRK MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 9-6 THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 North of Manitoba Ave. SATURDAY 9-6 SUNDAY 12-5 BiG DOLLAR 4 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 Art show aims to celebrate the colours of the seasons By Lindsey Enns A talented East St. Paul artist has brought her collection of acrylic paintings and soft sculptures to the Gwen Fox Gallery this month. Judy Sutton’s art show entitled, “Sea- soned with Joy,” runs until the end of March at the Selkirk art gallery. Sutton says her wildlife, fl oral and landscape paintings are inspired by the community she calls home. “When I fi nish a painting ... my goals are that it should be clear, it should be clean and that it should have joy. So that’s me,” Sutton said with a smile while standing inside the Gwen Fox Gallery last Wednesday. “I look for the joy in each painting and I’ve arranged RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS them throughout the seasons.” East St. Paul artist Judy Sutton stands amongst her paintings, pictured left, and soft sculptures, right, at Her paintings on display in this the Gwen Fox Gallery last Wednesday. Sutton’s art show entitled, “Seasoned with Joy,” runs until the end of month’s art show also refl ect the ever- March at the Selkirk art gallery. changing shifts in colours of the sea- Community Arts Centre and has pre- St. Paul Municipal Hall. The East of a chance to check out her show will sons in Manitoba. viously shown her work at Gwen Fox, the Red Artists Studio Tour is sched- fi nd joy in her artwork and get excited Sutton, who spent much of her ca- the Birchwood Art Gallery, and the uled to take pace June 1-2. for the upcoming spring season. reer as a music teacher, has been Piano Nobile Gallery. She is also the Sutton has also recently started “I hope that they enjoy it and I hope painting for nearly 20 years and says Winnipeg representative and hostess making soft sculptures, which are that they take away a good feeling, her best piece of advice for any artist for Leading Edge Art Workshops, an fashioned from wire, fi berfi ll and fab- this is feel good art,” she said. is to just simply to keep creating. art education company based in Cal- ric. Some of these sculptures, which The Gwen Fox Gallery is located at ““Creating anything is a great feel- gary, Alta. More recently she has been fall under a carnival theme, are also 250 Manitoba Ave. on the corner of ing. I try to paint everyday,” she said. helping artists in her community be- on display as part of her show this Main Street and Manitoba Avenue. “Like any skill it takes practice. come more visible by forming a new month. For hours of operation and more in- Sutton is a member of the Selkirk local art show each month at the East Sutton says she hopes those who get formation, visit gwenfoxgallery.com.

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PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Only in Canada are we likely to see this Lana Meier Brett Mitchell Hi folks. continued talking, the topic of prank- Even though the Red River ice cut- ing other fi sherman came up. I told of ters have forged upstream of the “blue a time when friends of mine kidded bridge” toward Selkirk, there was still an America friend, who was really a an endless sprinkling of hard wall ice good sport that he had to get his pic- shacks on the river from the #204-509 ture taken out on the ice, in the cold, EDITOR SALES intersection to Lockport last week. bare-chested when he caught his Lindsey Enns Michelle Balharry Downstream of the locks, I urged “old fi rst fi sh here. He did and got a hor- red” along from one shack or tent to rible cold! Collin chimed in laughing another stopping to visit with some of saying that when he was commercial our fellow anglers. I no sooner pulled fi shing and had some rookies come up beside a large red portable than along for the ride, they complained the head of a chap with a white mus- their fi ngers were freezing in the cold. tache, pulpy cheeks accentuated by a Now Collin has a sense of humor and big grin popped out from the zipper he told them the only way to warm REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER SPORTS EDITOR door. “How’s it going?” I asked from RECORD PHOTO BY ARNIE WEIDL their fi ngers up was to put them in Justin Luschinski Brian Bowman my window. Crouching and peering their mouths. They did it even though Hannah Gooding with her catch through his door, he volunteered, they had been handling fi sh during that she insisted on eating her- “Nothing yet.” I got out of my truck the lift! Collin just shook his head self. and knelt at the door so he could sit smiling and didn’t say a word! back in his folding chair inside the Last weekend, on the southeast side dark tent. that normally he was not quick on his of Lake Winnipeg, on the ice, I met “You seem to be a veteran angler,” feet, but that day he was. He sprang a big, fun loving guy by the name of as I opened a conversation with him. forward dropping down on all fours Clint Swein fi shing in his portable OFFICE MANAGER/ADS ADMINISTRATION “Would you have an angling story for and plunged his arm into the chilly tent. He stood in the dim light of his Lucy Kowalchuk Georgia Campbell your fi shing brothers and sisters?” water. He couldn’t see the fi sh but in shelter jigging one of his lines as he I prompted. His ever present smile an electrifying second he felt its head. recalled an uncomfortable learning grew wider as he began a story that He jammed it against the ice hole experience with his fi shing auger came to him quickly. He described an wall and with his other hand locked years ago. He and friends came out experience he had here a few weeks his fi ngers into the gills. He brought here with his brand new ice auger ago when he had settled in for an af- it up with both hands as the “Aussies” to drill some holes and fi sh. The fi rst ternoon of ice fi shing and two men, proclaimed, “Only in Canada are we two holes went fi ne but a foot into likely to see this!” PRODUCTION one older and the other quite young the ice on the third try, the auger got DISTRIBUTION approached him. They began talking I mentioned a couple of weeks ago stuck. No matter what they tried, they Christy Brown Debbie Strauss and our new friend, Peter Arlukie- how Jim Hildebrand loves to fi sh but couldn’t get it loose so they left it stick- wicz, of Winnipeg, learned that these can’t eat them. Well, last week I ran ing up out of the ice and went home. guys were visiting from Australia. into Collin Huston and Alaina Good- The next day bright and early they They had never seen anyone ice fi sh- ing along with Alaina’s kids, Hannah were back at the auger determined ing before. and little Danny, who hail from the to rescue it. They chiseled around the Pete being a friendly fellow invited Interlake. As it turns out Alaina also fl ighting. They heated and poured wa- them to hold his rods and coached loves to fi sh but can’t eat them. The ter around it. They put wrenches with exact opposite situation prevails with PRODUCTION PRINT them on jigging. Low and behold the extensions on the auger shaft and Nicole Kapusta Dan Anderson young guy got a strike. He was be- Hannah. Not long ago she caught pulled as hard as they could trying to side himself! He frantically reeled a nice pickerel which we see in her back it out. Finally the auger jerked up and soon a pickerel as long as his picture and at home when her mom free. After that, according to Clint, he forearm fl ew up from the ice hole. cooked it, Hannah cried out, “That’s made sure he pulled the auger up as All three men shouted in excitement my fi sh and I’m eating it!” he drilled clearing it of ice chunks ev- then cried out in dismay as the fi sh I had found them in their warm, ery once in a while so it wouldn’t get slipped the hook and plopped tail wood heated ice shack off the west stuck again. Good fi shing friends, bye fi rst back into the hole. Pete admitted shore of Lake Winnipeg and as we for now. 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If you enjoy the Email: [email protected] The Selkirk Record welcomes submissions to Letters to the Editor. paper and would like to see the newspaper grow and prosper visit any of the Selkirk, MB R1A 0X2 Letters can be emailed to [email protected] or dropped off at our advertisers and businesses in our rural communities. – Keep your dollars or call our offi ce at 204-785-1618 offi ce. Letters must include the name and mailing address of the writer. working at home and shop local. Our commitment to you, the reader – we will Offi ce Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:30am-5pm connect our people through stories in the paper to build stronger communities. The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 7 Selkirk YFC fundraiser Manitoba gov’t signs forestry agreement with four First Nations

Staff including all the communities and The province has signed a forestry stakeholders involved in this project.” option licence with a group of four This option licence represents more First Nations on the east side of Lake than 5,000 kilometres of land on the Winnipeg to explore Indigenous-led east side of Lake Winnipeg and north- forest development. east of the Winnipeg River, which has “This licence is a fi rst-of-its-kind been without commercial forestry ac- forestry development agreement in tivity since the closure of the Tembec Manitoba between the provincial Industries mill in Pine Falls in 2009. It government and Indigenous govern- is expected the First Nation consor- ments,” Sustainable Development tium will pursue private partnerships Minister Rochelle Squires stated in and investment for commercial devel- a release recently. “This agreement opment in the area, Squires said. The has the potential to renew the area’s province will have an opportunity Crown forest and pursue economic to consider value for money when development opportunities while ad- a business plan and forest develop- hering to our commitment to environ- ment proposal are submitted by the RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI mental stewardship and sustainable four First Nations within the two-year More than 100 community members came together to show forest management.” licence period. their support for local youth during the Selkirk Youth for Christ The province signed a two-year for- “This agreement represents greater fundraiser inside the Selkirk Rec Complex banquet hall last Friday est management option licence with participation by Indigenous commu- evening. Attendees enjoyed a roast beef dinner from Danny’s Whole Black River First Nation, Brokenhead nities in economic development in Hog and youth and volunteers shared stories about the role the Ojibway Nation, Hollow Water First the province and in the sustainable local centre has played in their lives. The centre, which is located Nation and Sagkeeng First Nation. management of our natural resourc- at 426 Clandeboye Ave., has been serving Selkirk and area youth for “With this forest management li- es,” Indigenous and Northern Rela- more than 30 years. For more information about the centre, visit cence, we can fi nally realize the tions Minister Eileen Clarke said. “I’d yfcselkirk.ca. dream we have been working on all like to acknowledge the work the four these years,” Black River First Nation First Nation communities have done Chief Sheldon Kent said. “It will still to get this agreement fi nalized and take time, energy and capital, but we look forward to the positive outcomes are ready. It is a win-win for everyone that will emerge as a result.” BUDGET 2019: GETTING THE JOB DONE

Budget 2019 is on track to making life more affordable for Manitobans. The Manitoba government is keeping promises 19033gm9 and giving Manitobans the break they deserve by reducing the provincial sales tax (PST) to % seven per cent. 7 In five years’ time, that will save an average family PST of four, more than $3,000. The drop will also stimulate labour income by nearly $50 million per year, contributing to the growth of wages and salaries. To learn ALL the details of this year’s budget and what it means to you and your family, visit manitoba.ca. 8 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 Assessment value increase leads to minor LSSD tax hike By Lindsey Enns Budget expenses breakdown she said. “We are keeping good, stable The Lord Selkirk School Division in enrolment in both of our programs (LSSD) board of trustees approved a • Regular instruction: $33,829,515 and we want to keep those programs minor 0.73 per cent tax increase along “WE REALLY LOOKED AT EVERY • Student support services: going.” $10,318,170 with their 2019-20 operating budget PIECE OF THIS BUDGET, AT Both Brian Spurrill, the LSSD’s during their regular board meeting • Maintenance: $6,503,145 secretary-treasurer, and Polinuk said last Tuesday. EVERY LINE, TO SEE WHERE • Transportation of pupils: they hope the province’s education The average homeowner with a WE COULD CUT AND THAT’S $2,754,190 review will result in some changes • Divisional administration: house valued at $315,225 will see an WHY WE’RE ABLE TO COME UP to the current education funding for- increase of $15.25 annually, or $1.27 a $1,878,010 mula. month. WITH A REALLY GOOD BUDGET • Instructional and other support “As of January 2019, there’s an edu- The board says it was very mind- THIS YEAR, WE FEEL.” pupil services: $1,664,220 cation review on but there has been ful of the budgetary impact on local • Fiscal: $1,020,000 very limited discusses so far about taxation, and worked diligently to • Adult learning centres and the funding formula directly,” Spurrill fi nd cost savings, balancing the edu- community education: $783,690 said. cational needs of their students with a reduction of 1.5 full-time equivalent • Capital Contribution: $367,475 “They haven’t really addressed it, a declining enrolment and reduced teaching (FTE) positions as well as 3.0 Total: $59,118,415 we’re hoping it will be because is provincial funding. For the third con- FTE support staff positions. Which defi nitely fl awed,” Polinuk added. “It’s secutive year, the LSSD saw a two per schools these cuts will directly impact “Those are the programs that we are challenging when you get thrown cent decrease in provincial education is still being determined, Polinuk said. seeing around the province that other these last minute requests.” funding. For the 2019-20 budget, this “It’s important to note that last year divisions may have to cut because of Earlier this month the minister of is a reduction of $513,277 in revenue, we had to reduce 7.75 and then the the cost ... we feel we are very happy education directed school divisions the division says. year before that 9.1,” Polinuk said. “We to say we are able to keep our arts to limit special requirement increases This will also be the division’s eighth really looked at every piece of this programs and vocational programs,” to no more than two per cent. Polinuk year seeing an enrolment decline. The budget, at every line, to see where we she said. “We’re not interested in re- said the division was able to meet that board projects enrolment is estimated could cut and that’s why we’re able ducing our music or band or perform- requirement. to be 56 fewer students than the 2018- to come up with a really good budget ing arts. To us, it’s a high priority to The LSSD is a collection of 15 schools 19 school year. this year, we feel.” maintain and so that’s why we high- that encompasses the City of Selkirk LSSD Supt. Michele Polinuk said The focuses of this year’s budget lighted them. We don’t want to cut and stretches through the communi- they were able to approve such a low were formed around responses to an those programs unless we absolutely ties of Lockport, St. Andrews, Clan- tax increase due to a 1.3 per cent as- online survey the LSSD issued to the had to and we hope we never get to deboye, Petersfi eld, and Libau to the sessment value increase within the public last year. The budget aims to that point.” lakeshore communities of Grand division. The 1.3 per cent increase in continue to maintain small class sizes The division is also continuing its Marais and Victoria Beach. assessment results in approximately and counsellors in schools as well as support for its French immersion and For more information about the $389,546 in more municipal revenue, continued support for music, band, Ukrainian Bilingual programs. LSSD and their 2019-20 budget, visit Polinuk added. arts, performing arts and technical “We are fortunate enough in this di- lssd.ca. However, this budget does include vocational programs. vision to offer to language programs,” St. Patrick’s Day party to benefi t Our Daily Gerdau donates over $3K to refugee team Bread Soup Kitchen, refugee team Staff According to their website, the band Those wanting to celebrate St. Pat- is often billed Often billed as “Prairie rick’s Day in Selkirk are welcome to Celtic Roots Rock,” and their enter- do so while supporting two commu- taining music originates from a wide nity causes. range of sources in and around the A St. Paddy’s Day Party in support of United Kingdom to offer a truly ‘pan- the Red River Churches Refugee Team Celtic’ experience. For more informa- and Our Daily Bread Soup Kitchen tion about Plain Salt, visit plainsalt. will take place on Saturday, March 16 com. at Memorial Hall in Selkirk located at The event will also feature a cash 368 Jemima St. Doors will open at 6 bar, 50/50 draw and a silent auction. p.m. with a meal to be served at 6:30 Tickets are $25 per person. p.m. For more information or to reserve The event will also feature live mu- your tickets, contact Margaret Speer sic beginning at 7 p.m. by Plain Salt. by calling 204-757-9860.

SUBMITTED PHOTO Dave Wilkinson of Gerdau, pictured right, presents a $3,605 donation to Red River Churches Refugee Team (RRCRT) chair Don Forfar, left, with RRCRT directors Leo Fraser and Pam Sitar looking on in 217 Clandeboye Ave., Selkirk February. Gerdau employees participated in a silent auction drive to Proof Deadline Fridays at 4 p.m. raise awareness and money to support the three families sponsored by the RRCRT. Forfar says the group is overwhelmed by this support Booking Deadline from the Gerdau employees and that not only will this money help the three families that are already living in Selkirk, but also the Mondays at 4 p.m. fourth family that this group is in the process of sponsoring. For Offi ce Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30-5:00 more information about the RRCRT, visit rrcrteam.com. The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 9 Manitoba marks Mighty Kiwi welcomes indoor Little Free Library

By Justin Luschinski International The Mighty Kiwi Juice Bar and Eat- ery is the fi rst local Selkirk business to receive an indoor Little Free Library, Women’s Day a doll-house sized book cabinet that Staff aims to foster a love of reading around The Manitoba government recog- the world. nized International Women’s Day The Mighty Kiwi received their Lit- last Friday by celebrating women’s tle Free Library last week and have accomplishments and continuing its placed it beside the storefront win- work toward better balance in gov- dow, where the fi replace is. Little Free ernment. Library is a non-profi t organization “International Women’s Day is an that provides specially made book opportunity to celebrate our econom- cabinets, where patrons can take out ic, social and political advancements, and return books from it for free. while assessing the challenges that There’s no charge to take a book out, remain,” , Premier Brian Pallister stat- and patrons can keep their books for ed in a release. “This year’s campaign as long as they like, or even add new theme – Balance for Better – is a call to books to the library. all sectors of society to consider how Miranda Schmidt, one of the owners their actions, policies and structures of The Mighty Kiwi, says the library is can contribute to gender equality.” a perfect fi t for her store, which also The premier and Sustainable Devel- hosts yoga workshops, open mic po- opment Minister Rochelle Squires, etry readings and attracts a large cus- minister responsible for the status of tomer base. women, noted the Manitoba govern- “We’ve had books available for our ment has taken a leadership role in ad- customers since we opened … One dressing harassment in the workplace day, we got an email, asking if we for government employees, and has want a (Little Free Library), and we initiated a ‘no wrong door’ policy for said ‘absolutely,’” Schmidt said. “We employees to bring forward concerns. think it’s good to promote reading, a Last year, the province released two lot of the time people come in here, reports looking at sexual harassment, get their drinks, and scroll through harassment and respectful workplace their phones. RECORD PHOTO policies and procedures in the civil “It’s good to remind people that we BY JUSTIN service. The province has also intro- have books here.” LUSCHINSKI duced legislation to strengthen and Schmidt says although the free li- The new Little standardize municipal council codes brary is rather new, people have al- Free Library of conduct. ready taken out some books. She add- sits inside The “Our government is leading by ex- ed that they have more books behind Mighty Kiwi ample and remain steadfast in our the counter, so the library will remain Juice Bar and commitment to addressing harass- full, but she encourages Selkirk resi- Eatery last ment in the workplace,” said Squires. dents to add their own books. week. The Little “We have been working to meet all The Little Free Library was created Free Library is recommendations identifi ed through in 2009 by an American woodworker a free book ex- multiple consultations and all rec- named Todd Bol. He created the fi rst change, where ommendations will be implemented cabinet in his garage, which would act patrons can as a free book exchange in his home- within the next 12 months.” take out books town. According to Statistics Canada, fe- for as long as Bol’s doll-house-size book exchange male executives earned 68 cents for they like, free every dollar their male counterparts was a tribute to his late mother, a of charge, and 19033gm1 earned in 2017. The wage gap exists schoolteacher who tutored children in even add new for women across Canada. In 2018, her Michigan home. books to the women in Manitoba aged 15 and Since then, around 75,000 Little Free small wood older made 88.5 cents for every dollar Libraries have been built, located in earned by men. 88 countries around the world. cabinet. “These statistics are indicative of trends throughout Canada,” said Squires. “However, research suggests that inclusion, be it in boards or lead- ership roles, leads to stronger out- Ed Teplyski comes overall.” Respect & Integrity The minister noted that since being elected in 2016 there are now more New & pre-owned brand women than ever serving on govern- dealership vehicle sales ment agencies, boards and commis- sions, with 51 per cent of all new ap- 204-785-0741 pointees being female. [email protected] 10 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 Riverside Grill gives diners a chance to give back

By Justin Luschinski Riverside Grill is full of diners, chat- ting and catching up with old friends over coffee. It was supposed to be a slow Thurs- day afternoon, but Julia Reimer, one of the waitresses, is darting around, trying to keep up with all the orders. Usually, the wait staff can handle the lunch rush, but Reimer’s manager, Alyssa Freeman, steps in to start tak- ing orders, and chatting with custom- ers. Everyone sits patiently, passes the time, and thanks Reimer for bringing them their food. Most patrons under- stand that Riverside Grill, which is a social enterprise owned by Inclusion Selkirk, exists to give community members living with intellectual dis- abilities some work experience. The restaurant works towards earn- ing a profi t while contributing to so- cial good – providing volunteer work placements for people living with intellectual disabilities who want to train to work in the kitchen, as a wait- ress, or in a customer service role, gain experience and comfort in the restaurant industry or develop skills that can be used to acquire another job. Riverside Grill training includes employers’ expectations regarding at- tendance, vacation and appointments, dealing with the public in a customer RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI service role as well as interacting with ABOVE: Pictured from left to right: Riverside Grill waitresses Flora Olson, Julia Reimer and Alyssa Freeman of co-workers. Inclusion Selkirk are pictured inside Riverside Grill recently. Riverside Grill, which is located along the Selkirk Reimer lives with global develop- Waterfront at 386 Eveline St., is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. mental delay, a mental health dis- order that, in her words, “slows her necting them with more permanent down.” It’s usually categorized by jobs in the community. lower-than-average mental functions, The grill looks like a time capsule where the person struggles with so- from the 1950’s, with wood booths, cial skills and reasoning. pictures of Elvis hanging on the wall, Reimer has been working at River- and an old jukebox in the corner that side Grill for two years now and says plays old rock classics such. It was re- it’s helped her gain confi dence in her- designed in 2018, after being used as a self. set for the CBC television series Bur- “(At fi rst) I felt nervous, and shy. I’ve den of Truth, but the managers fought always been shy. But (Alyssa Freeman) to keep it’s old-timey aesthetic. helped me. I felt like a lot of people Freeman, Inclusion Selkirk’s social (didn’t) want to talk to me,” Reimer enterprise manager, said she pushed said. “Now, I’m out of my shell. I like to keep the old look of the diner, and meeting people. the movie crew helped her keep Riv- “I feel good about myself.” erside Grill’s iconic neon sign. Riverside Grill was built in October “It looks a lot more professional 1945. It was owned by the Patzer fam- now,” Freeman said, adding she cred- ily, most recently by Larry and Norma its the show for bringing in some new Patzer, until around 2012. During that customers. “It’s defi nitely busier, peo- same year, Inclusion Selkirk, back ple come here just because they saw when they were called Community us on (Burden of Truth). Living Selkirk, acquired the restau- “The movie crew actually stepped rant, and opened it as a social enter- in, and helped us keep our neon sign. supportive. people some work experience, and a prise. I fought for it, because it’s such an Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson said chance to work and stay in the com- The restaurant is now part of In- iconic part of the restaurant.” he’s happy the grill continues to exist munity,” Johannson said. “We are so clusion Selkirk’s skills division, and Freeman said a majority of the in the city. fortunate to have Riverside Grill, and helps those living with intellectual residents know about the Riverside “(Riverside Grill) has been a part of organizations like (Inclusion Selkirk), disabilities job experience before con- Grill’s mission, and everyone is very Selkirk for a long time. They help give in our city.” The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 11 Province pledges continued support EDITORIAL > VIEWPOINTS > LETTERS for canola industry gettheard Staff > BY BOB TURNER In light of recent events, the Mani- toba government wishes to convey its strong continued support for the cano- History is alive and well in Red River North la industry in this province, Growth, Enterprise and Trade Minister Blaine My last column, which appeared is the people. This is a friendly, ac- kets and concert series at the Selkirk Pedersen and Agriculture Minister in the Feb. 28 edition of The Selkirk cepting area, and new ideas are en- waterfront, The Triple S Fair and Ro- Ralph Eichler stated in a release last Record, introduced the factors that couraged and welcomed. We had deo, Skinner’s Locks Market, Rockin’ week. motivated my wife Cynthia and I to previously lived in a region which on the Red, the Garden and Art Tour, In 2018, Manitoba seeded about 3.4 move to the Red River North. preferred the status quo, did not care Canada Day celebrations and more. million acres of canola, which is al- I’m fi nally getting around to the to try new things, and did not wel- Winter brings Homes for the Holi- most 30 per cent of Manitoba’s entire second reason the region appealed come new ideas. We were reminded days and Holiday Alley along with cropland. to us: the abundance of historical at- often that we were not “from” the curling leagues, all levels of hockey “Canola is a key driver of the agri- tractions. region, because we had only lived and ringette, plus Selkirk Steelers culture industry in this province and River Road Heritage Parkway is there for 25 or 30 years. By contrast, hockey, snowmobiling and ice fi sh- in this country, and is Manitoba’s sec- a scenic drive through the making we were here a mere 10 months and ing. A local fi reworks company adds ond-largest export product to China,” of Manitoba. Some of the most sig- we were already invited to join com- pyrotechnic excitement to many Pedersen said. “We have had discus- nifi cant historic built structures in munity activities – one of those be- of these community concerts and sions as recently as this morning with all of Western Canada are here, and ing the Red River North Tourism As- events. the federal government to press them the majority are pre-Confederation. sociation. Manitoba was the only Canadian on resolving this issue as soon as pos- Historic sites like Lower Fort Garry, Forward-thinking, “can-do” at- destination to make Lonely Planet’s sible as our farmers are already mak- St. Andrews Church and Rectory, titude is why we have solar panels prestigious list of top travel spots. ing decisions for the upcoming crop Captain Kennedy House, St Peter installed at the Rec Complex, and The Red River North region is one of year. We will continue to push this Dynevor Old Stone Church, and once activated the building will be the reasons for this. matter so that our producers are not Thomas Bunn House are priceless one of the largest solar-powered in Manitobans and visitors to the caught in the crossfi re of an interna- treasures. Manitoba. Geothermal heating was province don’t have to travel all the tional dispute between Canada and The Captain Kennedy House and installed when the Rec Complex was way to Churchill to get a taste of China.” Tea Room once drew 3,500 people built, and the solar panels will help what makes Manitoba awesome… On March 1, Richardson Interna- a month to enjoy its lovely riverside take us even further off the grid. And come here – there’s so much to see tional was notifi ed by China’s General gardens and tour the area. If the thanks to that can-do attitude, we and do. Administration of Customs that its Manitoba Government would see fi t have an affordable city-wide bus ser- This is a unique place to live. In our registration to ship canola had been to repair it, this would once again be vice; something rare in a small city. two years here, we still haven’t seen cancelled. China is Manitoba’s sec- a major draw to the region. (Are you How about unique annual events? or experienced half of it. ond-largest trading partner, with over listening, Premier Pallister?) Other This positive, friendly, welcoming I originally said that we moved here $2.6 billion in two-way trade in 2017, historic and architectural gems are attitude and abundance of forward- for two reasons – proximity to family, and an important market for Manito- Little Britain United Church, the Ca- looking people is part of the reason and historical attractions. ban businesses. mere dam and lock at Lockport, the that the region has such a thriving We plan to spend our remaining “This move by the Chinese govern- Manitoba Marine Museum, Knox tourism industry, a burgeoning fi lm years here for a number of other rea- ment is not science-based, as we know Church, Twin Oaks, Gunn’s Mill Site, industry, and is home to so many sons that I have tried to cover. that all canola exported out of Canada Selkirk Lift Bridge, Stuart House, unique annual events like: a vintage So now, when someone asks Cyn- is rigorously inspected by the Cana- and St. Clements Church. The cem- car rally that attracts 600 or more thia and I why we decided to move dian Food Inspection Agency,” Eichler eteries associated with the area’s old vintage autos; and the Kids Fish Ice here, we just smile and reply: “How said. “We will stand up for our farmers churches offer a visible narration of Derby – a huge fundraiser for Chil- much time do you have?” and the agri-food industry in Manito- more than two centuries of local life. dren’s Hospital and Cancer Care – – This blog post originally appeared on ba and work to ensure that this issue Did I say I was getting around to this year attracting over 700 young- the Red River North Tourism website, re- is resolved as soon as possible so the the second reason? Oops; here are a sters and 1200 parents. drivernorthtourism.com best canola in the world, grown right couple more. Summer is fi lled with varied and here by our producers, can continue to What has impressed us the most dynamic events and activities: mar- feed the world.” Both ministers noted that they have had positive and collaborative discus- sions on this issue, particularly with Selkirk praised for being federal International Trade Diversifi - cation Minister Jim Carr and federal a leader in sustainability Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude TWITTER PHOTO Bibeau, as well as discussions with Sycamore Energy Inc. gave Selkirk residents counterparts across the prairies. a bird’s-eye view of their solar panel Canada exported $3.6 billion worth installation atop the Selkirk Rec Complex of canola to China in 2017, creating via Twitter on Feb. 27. Sycamore said this 16,150 jobs in China. In 2017, exports was their largest roof top installation in of canola seed and products generated Manitoba and it was expected to go live in $1.72 billion for Manitoba’s economy. early March. Sycamore also congratulated About 40 per cent of Manitoba’s farms the City of Selkirk for being a Manitoba grow canola, representing about 18 leading municipality in sustainability and per cent of all canola farms in Canada. using renewable technology. 12 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 Daerwood Cadets take part in range training SUBMITTED PHOTOS The Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps #77 Daerwood had their annual range and leadership training days last Saturday and Sunday. Cadets learned how to use a daisy air rifl e inside Selkirk’s Memorial Hall. They also participated in leadership classes that help them plot and CELEBRATING maintain future goals.

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Death Cab ning, which features some of the fi n- for Cutie, Kacey Mus- est folk, roots, bluegrass, pop, rock, graves and Jason Mraz indie, country and world music acts will headline this year’s from around the world. four-day festival, which Other top acts this year include Half takes place July 11 to Moon Run, The Sheepdogs, K’NAAN, July 14. Alvvays, Charlotte Day Wilson, Kath- leen Edwards, The Lone Bellow and casion with a “hootenanny” workshop Cutie will hit the stage July 11, fol- able at early bird prices until April 30. many more. including Seeger’s past collabora- lowed by Jason Mraz on July 12, Half For more information, visit winni- “The Winnipeg Folk Festival is a cel- tor John Cohen of the New Lost City Moon Run on July 13 and Kacey Mus- pegfolkfestival.ca. ebration of music and people tran- Ramblers, Eli Smith, Jim Kweskin, Jer- graves will perform on July 14. The scending time and genre - allowing ron “Blind Boy” Paxton and the Steel complete main us to have the likes of 2019 Grammy- City Jug Slammers. stage schedule is The Mightygy Kiwi’s Award winning country star Kacey The 46th edition of Winnipeg Folk expected to be re- Musgraves on the lineup along with Festival runs Thursday, July 11 to Sun- leased in the com- nd longtime renowned folk fi gures like day, July 14 in Birds Hill Provincial ing weeks. 2 Birthday! John Cohen,” Chris Frayer, artistic di- Park. Main stage act Death Cab for Tickets are avail- rector of the Winnipeg Folk Festival, Join us on th stated in a release last Thursday. “We 250 MANITOBA AVE Saturday, March 16 are committed to presenting some 204-482-4359 • gwenfoxgallery.com of the best artists from around the from 11am-2pm world on our stages and once again for our 2nd Birthday Celebration! this year, we worked hard to ensure Gwen FOX We are so grateful to be located in such an amazing community we will bring together artists from all and would like to use this opportunity to say thank you to genres to collaborate and celebrate CASH, DEBIT, everyone who has supported us the past 2 years! with us the power of music.” CREDIT CARD • free samples ART GALLERY PAYMENT Birthday Cake • live music • prizes Alongside multiple musical perfor- AVAILABLE! &GIFT SHOP cutting at noon! • photo booth + more!!! mances throughout the four-day fes- Tues•Wed & Fri•Sat 11am-4pm tival by more than 70 artists, there will See us on OPEN LATE on Thursdays! 11am-8pm Th e Mighty Kiwi Juice Bar & Eatery also be two new workshops this year Facebook! SELKIRK COMMUNITY ARTS CENTRE 201 Manitoba Avenue, Selkirk including: • Icelandic Sounds: Icelandic talent will be at the heart of the festival thisSelkirkRecord.indd 1 4/29/18 12:18:05 PM summer with acts Snorri Helgason, MAMMÚT, Ylja and FM Belfast, ac- cording to organizers. “With so many people in our prov- ince having deep connections to Ice- land, it will be a one-of-a-kind oppor- tunity for festivalgoers in Manitoba to discover so many artists from Reyk- Custom Clothing Knives & Sharpenerspenerspeenersne javik through unique workshops and March Custom Designed Nets Scales performances over the weekend.” Fishing Nets Sport & Safetyy NNeNettingettttining • Pete Seeger’s 100th B-Day Hoote- nanny: Folk legend Pete Seeger would Anchors Tarps Madness be celebrating his 100th birthday this Boots Techni Ice year and the festival will mark the oc- Buoys, Floats & Flags Totes & Tubs Gloves & Mitts Winter Equipmentment Sale! Correction We now have In the March 7 edition of The Selkirk frozen minnows Record the “Monument ‘a beautiful in stock! • Rods • Reels • Chisels tribute’ to Sagkeeng’s missing, mur- BLOW OUT PRICING ON dered” story on Page 8 should have $ 99 /tububb ALL ICE FISHING GEAR • Augers • Flashers read the monument honouring the 4 First Nation’s missing and murdered Monday – Friday 6am – 6pm is called “Ka-ki-gay Pimitchy-yoong Saturday & Sunday 6am-12pm Pimatiziwin” meaning “life fl ows for- 506 Mercy Street ever.” Incorrect information appeared We are located in Selkirk, Manitoba, in the hub of Phone: 204-785-1322 in the previous article. The Record the fi shing industry just 25 min North of Winnipeg. Email: hfi [email protected] apologizes for the error. 14 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 Local author, illustrator team up to release children’s book By Justin Luschinski A local author and illustrator will be hosting a children’s book reading of their latest book and an illustrator display in Selkirk next month. Diane Van Wart and Monika Han- sen will be reading from and hosting a workshop about their new book, “Wilson and Little Hare Visit the Zoo” at the Gwen Fox Gallery on Saturday, April 6 from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Van Wart said she really wanted to make a book, and after discussing it with her friend Hansen, the pair de- cided to make children’s books. “I was a teacher for a long time, I al- ways enjoyed teaching kids. I remem- ber when my kids would look out the window, and they’d spot a rabbit run- ning around. They’d say ‘look mom! Come here!’ It was so cute,” Van Wart said. Both Van Wart and Hansen are life- long Selkirk residents, and draw a lot of inspiration from the area, and the animals that call the city home. “Our fi rst two books were based around the animals we saw in our backyards. We take a lot of inspiration from nature,” Hansen said. RECORD PHOTO BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI The books centre around Little Hare, Diane Van Wart, pictured left, and Monika Hansen, right, hold up a copy of their latest children’s book, a small rabbit with a very curious “Wilson and Little Hare Visit the Zoo,” in Selkirk last week. mind, wandering around the wilder- ness with his friend Wilson, a black and white dog based on Van Wart’s are unique to Canada. The books are animals before,” Hansen said. “But af- own pup. The fi rst two books, “Wilson, supported by Hansen’s art, beautiful ter some practice, it turned out quite Do You See It?” and “Wilson, Do You fl owing water colors that illustrate the well. We learned a lot of lessons from Hear It?” take place entirely in Van animals and environment in Selkirk. making these books, which we’re “WE LEARNED A LOT OF Wart’s backyard. Hansen said she was initially ner- hoping to pass on to any future artists. LESSONS FROM MAKING The new book, “Wilson and Little vous about drawing animals. A book launch for their newest book Hare Visit the Zoo,” revolves around “My background is in landscape will take place on Sunday, March 31 THESE BOOKS, WHICH WE’RE Wilson and Little Hare visiting a zoo, paintings. When (Van Wart) ap- at 2 p.m. at the McNally Robinson in HOPING TO PASS ON TO ANY and discovering all the animals there, proached me, I was a little worried, side Grant Park Shopping Centre in FUTURE ARTISTS.” while learning about the animals that because I hadn’t really painted any Winnipeg.

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DIGITAL CAMERA FUN with Brent MOONLIGHT PERSONAL INTEREST Smile – Bring your camera! CREATIVE SIDE WAVES $70 MEXICAN CUISINE BONUS: Take $5 off second class! Oil Painting on a 10” x LEARNING TO DRAW - 20” Stretched Canvas. with Aurora Egesz $75 TIPS & TRICKS AGES 16 + Saturday, Jun. 8 $100 $35 Thursdays, May 2 & 9 Tuesdays, May 7 – 28 9:00 am – 12:00 pm ALL Ingredients Included 7:00 – 9:00 pm (2 sessions) 6:30 – 8:00 pm for a Meal Each Class! Basic knowledge & procedures to take great photos (4 sessions) Fridays, Apr. 12 – May 3 FISHERMAN’S & saving/printing pictures. Learn some time tested techniques in seeing and TRAIL $70 6:00 – 9:00 pm Room 142 drawing. Let your inner artist fl ow as you tap into (4 sessions) Just in Time for Father’s the right side of the brain which holds the ability Day! Make Friday Night Fun! So Much Food to TAKE IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL to draw what you see. No art experience needed. Enjoy! Enchiladas, tortillas, carne molida, peppers, $35 Thursdays, May 16 & 23 Oil Painting on a 16” x Supplies included. 20” Stretched Canvas. Mexican rice, frijoles, mole, pozole, cochinita pibil. 7:00 – 9:00 pm (2 sessions) Room 144 At least one vegetarian dish offered each class, such You’ve mastered the basic settings; now seek its Saturday, Jun. 8 as, nopalitos tacos, colifl or en chipotle salsa, frijoles full potential. Explore creative settings, lighting FAMILY CLAY – HAND- 1:00 – 4:00 pm refritos, tostadas, spinach poblano. techniques, composition & studio photography. BUILDING $30 per person Bring camera, take photos & make prints for a Saturday, Apr. 27 LEATHER WORKS with Amber Cook Room 172 All Premium Supplies included! Many different homework assignment. 10:00 am – 2:00 pm material choices! See Website for Full Class *NEW - INDIAN CUISINE with Room 142 Ages 7 + Dr. Nandita Selvanathan $100 Family must include one adult. Details. Group Instruction, ALL Ingredients Included DOG OBEDIENCE Learn to make stuff with clay using hand building Please Be On Time for a Meal Each Class! Thursdays, Apr. 11 – May 23 techniques and tools. Create fi gurines, super Room 141 Tuesdays, NO CLASS: May 9 heroes, cups, bowls and more. No experience May 21 – Jun. 11 (6 sessions each) needed. A great time for parents and kids. Dress FRINGE BOOT 6:00 – 9:00 pm Please see website or call the offi ce for full course info. for a mess! Supplies included. $140 (4 sessions) Dogs must be up to date on shots, please bring Room 162 Tuesdays, Apr. 9 - 30 In these four weeks, we will create and enjoy proof of vaccinations to the fi rst class. Please come 6:30 – 9:00 pm four different authentic Indian meals. Including equipped with a well fi tted collar, 6 foot leash, and PAINTING (4 sessions) Vegan, Vegetarian and Gluten free options and a lots of tasty treats. No Flexi-Leashes allowed. Bob Ross style painting. Beginners always Please park and enter through back of school. welcome, no experience required. All supplies LEATHER WRAP traditional favorite, Butter Chicken. Please visit the $145 included. BOOT website for a detailed menu of what’s to come! At Lower Multi-Purpose Room Tuesdays, Apr. 9 – 30 Room 162 the end of each class, we will enjoy the fresh meal, PUPPY CLASSES $75 6:30 – 9:00 pm BONUS* - Register for Both Same just prepared. Please bring a container in case of 6:00 – 7:00 pm (4 sessions) left overs. Day Classes and Save Room 172 BASIC DOG OBEDIENCE $75 $5! NEW CLASSES 7:00 – 8:00 pm with Amber Cook SMALL ENGINE All ages are accepted. But recommend very young WATERFALL IN REPAIR $100 dogs do a puppy class fi rst. THE WOODS $70 SOAPSTONE Tuesdays, Apr. 23 – Oil Painting on a 16” x CARVING $15 RALLY OBEDIENCE FOR 20” Stretched Canvas. May 21 BEGINNERS $80 Tuesday, May 14 6:00 – 9:00 pm Saturday, Apr. 13 6:30 – 9:00 pm Tuesdays, Apr. 9 – May 21 9:00 am – 12:00 pm (5 sessions) NO CLASS: May 7 Come out and experience the wonderful art of Get your lawn 7:15 – 8:15 pm (6 sessions) soapstone carving. Open to ages from 5 years old equipment, chainsaw, log splitter, etc. MOTHER’S DAY to adults. Children under 14 must register with an Rally Obedience isn’t just a $70 working this spring. ROSES adult. This class will include your choice of soapstone competitive sport, it is also a fun Acrylic Oil Glaze on a Hands on maintenance for beginners. Learn in a kit which comes with tools and materials. Loads and dynamic way to improve your dog’s obedience! 12” x 12” Stretched few easy lessons how you can save on repair and of animal fi gures to choose from and different size Whether you are looking to compete, or just have Canvas. maintenance. Covers basic operating principles options. Kit costs are, Small $20.00, Medium $30.00, fun, this course teaches you the basics. Geared to Saturday, Apr. 13 and trouble shooting in a relaxed environment. or Large $35.00. You can preorder your kit from those who have never done Rally-O before. Dogs 1:00 – 4:00 pm Must be a take home project each week. should have already completed a Basic Obedience Amber at [email protected] or choose from Please bring a ratchet set, oil, gas, a fl at screwdriver, many options on the day of class. or Puppy class, and be able to heel on leash, sit, SILENT FOREST $70 rags, fl ashlight and pencil. down and stay. Or at least be familiar with the Room 233 Room 199 Power Mech. Lab Oil Painting on a 16” x concepts! Please come equipped with a properly 20” Stretched Canvas. HOW TO PRICE HANDMADE fi tted collar, 6 foot leash and lots of tasty treats! Saturday, May 25 ARTISAN CRAFTS $25 WELDING $130 Lower Multi-Purpose Room Tuesdays, Apr. 9 – May 7 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Tuesday, May 28 6:30 – 8:30 pm INTERMEDIATE WELDING $130 6:30 - 8:00 pm (5 sessions) Thursdays, Apr. 11 – May 9 LILACS $65 A discussion & open forum on the many formulas For Males/Females ages 18 to 95! No 6:30 – 8:30 pm (5 sessions) Mixed Media on a 10” x and process on how to price handmade items. Experience Necessary! For those who have previously completed 10” Stretched Canvas. Feel free to bring pictures and or items for You will learn how to do basic welding procedures Basic Welding through the Continuing Saturday, May 25 discussion. in Gas + Mig, plasma cutting, & brazing. Shape Education Program Upon successful completion 1:00 – 4:00 pm Room 141 metals and weld them together to make a project of a safety test, students will work on a project of to take home. Please wear clothing that you don’t their choice with instructor guidance. Students will mind getting holes in and dirty, or coveralls. The also have the opportunity to become familiar with welding material you will be using can be purchased and use a variety of tools within the metals shop. CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH $100 through the instructor or can be brought from Please bring your own welding LANGUAGE Thursdays, Apr. 11 – Jun. 6 6:30 – 8:30 pm (9 sessions) home. Will be discussed at fi rst class. glasses for oxyacetylene welding. Start speaking Spanish as quickly as possible. Learn important phrases for travel, how to express Safety glasses and welding glasses #5 or 6 need Limited shields for MIG welding yourself in a variety of practical situations such as how to greet someone, introduce yourself and others, to be brought to 1st class. available, please bring your own, order food, learn numbers, time, days of the week, etc. Each class will have a listening component where Metals Shop if you have. students will have the opportunity to practice listening and speaking in Spanish. Metals Shop Room 154

Bonus – Save $15 and Register for Back to Back Dance HOME ALONE $40 YOUTH CLASSES and Acting! $120 for Both! YOUTH Ages 8 & up Wednesday, May 15 DANCE (Ages 6 - 12) ACTING & THEATRE ART CLASSES FOR SAFETY 6:00 – 8:30 pm $70 (Ages 7 – 12) $65 KIDS (Ages 7 – 12) The Home Alone Program is designed to 5:00 – 6:00 pm 6:00 – 7:00 pm $100 BABYSITTING provide children with the necessary skills Mondays, Apr. 8 – Jun. 3 Mondays, Apr. 8 – Jun. 3 Saturdays, May 4 – Jun. 8 SAFETY $55 and knowledge to be safe and responsible NO CLASS: May 20 NO CLASS: April 22 & May 20 10:00 am - Noon Ages 11-15 when home alone for short periods of time. (8 sessions) (7 sessions) (6 sessions) Saturday, Apr. 6 It will help them understand how to prevent 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Come move to the groove with Gabby! “Have you ever wondered how to play a Have fun with drawing, clay, paint, problems, handle real-life situations, and keep Youth ages 11 - 15 come Introduction to Jazz, Ballet and Hip-hop specifi c character for a play? Or how to collage and printmaking. You can them safe and constructively occupied. Topics learn to be a safe, Red Cross dancing. Performance for parents on the mime? Or are you simply wanting to just get your hands in one medium at a covered include, establishing a routine, house Certifi ed Babysitter. fi nal evening! gain confi dence? Come join us on Monday time or a mix of two or more. Be key is your responsibility, strangers, telephone, Class includes textbook Cafeteria evenings for a glimpse into the theatrical creative and enjoy! Projects may take emergencies, basic fi rst aid and internet world! This class is for beginners, so do not more than one session to complete. and wallet certifi cate. safety. Kids 8 and up can attend however, the worry if you have no experience. All you Impress friends and family. Bring a bagged lunch. Canadian Gov’t recommends kids under the need is an open mind and a little creativity!” Room 162 Library age of 10 should not be left home alone. Theatre Room 145 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 17

HUNTER EDUCATION $70 HEALTH & WELLNESS SAFETY FIRST Saturday, Apr. 13 9:00 am – 5:00 pm HATHA YOGA $70 *Bonus – Save $20 When You Register BOAT SAFETY (1 session) Saturday, May 4 for Any Two Classes! $140 Minimum Age 10 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Bring a Yoga Mat! In Manitoba, thousands of hunters take to the (1 session) Library fi eld each year. Hunter education courses have ALL boat operators are now required to contributed to a signifi cant decrease in hunting possess a Pleasure Craft Operator Card $80 accidents and an increased understanding of the FOUNDATIONAL (PCOC) regardless of age of the operator or Mondays, Apr. 8 – Jun. 10 responsibilities each hunter accepts while hunting. size of boat operated. NO CLASS: May 13 & 20 The primary goal of the Hunter Education Program Attend our Transport Canada approved course just 6:45 – 7:45 pm is to help you understand the important role *NEW - INDIAN CULTURE before the boating season starts. Minimum age to OR you, as a hunter, have in wildlife management and KIRTAN – Ancient Musical attend – 8 years old. Children under 12 must be Thursdays, Apr. 11 – Jun. 13 conservation. Equally important is the safe use and Meditation $25 accompanied by an adult. Please bring snacks as NO CLASS: May 9 & 16 handling of fi rearms and the ethical and responsible Tuesday, May 7 there is no lunch break. Course includes your 5:30 – 6:30 pm (8 Sessions each) behaviour of all hunters. Students are required to 6:00 - 9:00 pm Transport Canada test and competency Foundational First time to yoga or returnees, pass the exam to acquire the Hunter Education Sanskrit chants mixed with meditation is an age card (PCOC). Course manuals will be available learn the foundation of yoga poses in a safe, Card. old practice in mystic India. Nandita learnt how during the class at no charge but may also be intelligent manner with compassion towards Room 142 to do Kirtan from her ancestors. Kirtan helps to purchased from instructor day of class for $13.00. ourselves. de-stress your mind and body as well energizes Room 148 CANADIAN FIREARM SAFETY it. Join Nandita for the unique experience of COURSE (CFSC/PAL Course) $80 GENTLE Sanskrit chants, meditation and rare mythological $115 $100 Saturday, Apr. 13 Thursdays, Apr. 11 – Jun. 13 FOOD HANDLERS stories from ancient India. Includes work book 8:30 am – 6:30 pm (1 session) NO CLASS: May 9 & 16 Library Saturday, May 11 Minimum Age 12 6:45 – 7:45 pm (8 Sessions) 9:30 – 4:30 pm All students need to bring ID and a lunch. Gentle (Basic) this class is slow moving with MANDALAS (1 session) Students age 12-17 need to have consent long holds in a Yin or restorative style, inviting AND MEDITATION $30 Recommended for anyone looking for a job or from their parent. the body and mind to respond. Coming home to Tuesday, May 14 presently working in the food services industry. To be eligible to apply for a Possession and within. Please bring small blanket or large towel. 6:00 - 9:00 pm This unique workshop Learn the principles of safe food handling and Acquisition License, classroom participation in FLOW $80 invites you to explore upon successful completion, receive a Province the full CFSC is mandatory for fi rst-time license Mondays, Apr. 8 – Jun. 10 your soul through of Manitoba Level 1 Food Handling applicants. Once the course is completed, individuals NO CLASS: May 13 & 20 Mandala painting. The Certifi cate (valid for 5 years). There is a short will then have to pass the tests. For full course 5:30 – 6:30 pm (8 sessions) practice of painting is lunch break (30 minutes). information please visit www.selkirkconed.com or Flow (Continuing) for those who are familiar meditative, healing and Room 141 call the offi ce at 204-785-7312. with yoga poses continuing to work on strength, joyful. Through guided meditation, we contact Room 141 stamina and refi nement. our inner artist. This workshop will give you the RE-CERT $70 tools to use Mandala as a way of de-stressing Exam only CANADIAN RESTRICTED your body, mind and spirit. At the end of the 3:00 - 4:30 pm FIREARM SAFETY COURSE $50 HARD WIRING HAPPINESS workshop, you will complete a colourful Mandala. Room 141 (CRFSC) Saturday, Apr. 13 No previous experience is necessary. Supplies $100 Saturday, May 25 10:00 am - 3:00 pm included. STANDARD FIRST AID $135 9:30 am – 5:30 pm (1 session) Learn how to increase happiness, calm and Room 162 Saturday & Sunday, Jun. 15 & 16 Ages 18+ confi dence. Understand how the hidden power 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Saturday Please arrive for class at least 10 minutes of everyday experiences can change your brain AND 10:00 am – 5 pm Sunday early, bring a lunch and photo ID. and make life more fulfi lling. (2 sessions) Individuals wishing to acquire restricted fi rearms This workshop is for anyone who wants to make Certifi cation is valid for three years and includes must have the PAL or take the full classroom a positive change in thinking, feeling, behaving and CPR C and AED. Canadian Red Cross Certifi cation delivery of the Canadian Firearms Safety Course connecting with others. Take practical steps to is recognized by all employers. (CFSC) and the Canadian Restricted Firearms rewire your brain for peace and joy. Library Safety Course (CRFSC), and pass all the tests. Room 149 For full course information please visit www. selkirkconed.com or call the offi ce at 204-785-7312. Room 142

LET’S GET MOVING! BALLROOM DANCE MUAY THAI KICKBOXING COMPUTERS – Swing and Salsa! $95 per person $110 Saturdays, Apr. 13 – Jun. 8 ZUMBA Saturdays, Apr. 13 – Jun. 1 10:00 – 11:00 am (9 sessions) QuickBooks ACCOUNTING $85 $85 for One (9 classes) 11:00 am – 12:30 pm This exciting new class will be Tuesdays, May 7 – 28 *BONUS - $150 for (8 sessions) dedicated to providing you with 6:30 – 9:00 pm Twice Per Week – Christiaan and Deborah are qualifi ed instructors an intense workout while you (4 sessions) Save $20 (18 classes) with years of experience in Adult Education. learn the “art of eight limbs”, QuickBooks, Canada’s #1 accounting solution for Mondays, They have a way of making group dance lessons the martial art known as Muay small business, saves time on invoicing, bookkeeping Apr. 8 – Jun. 10 fun while giving you a confi dence level that will Thai. Our instructor has over and billing. If you run a small business, or are a rental NO CLASS: May 20 prepare you for any dance occasion and open 15 years of experience in the fi ghting arts and property owner, and are looking for an easy, streamlined, 7:00 – 8:00 pm the doors to many new dance experiences. The has competed for 7 years. We look forward to up to date business managing tool, this course is for AND/OR interaction on the dance fl oor will have you providing everyone with a safe, fun, engaged and you! Introductory course covering the basic operating Thursdays, Apr. 11 – Jun. 6 telling your friends to join in the fun! This term energized environment. Let’s kick start your day systems and procedures for the most recent version 6:00 – 7:00 pm we will begin with the fun dances and popular properly! Ages 14 and up - come out, throw of QuickBooks online. QuickBooks Desktop 2019 will Ditch the workout, Join the party! Zumba rhythms of, Swing and Salsa! some kicks, feel amazing and have fun! Students also be discussed. Basic computer skills essential. Last is a dance-fi tness class that incorporates Latin The Pit will need to purchase a pair of gloves for the half hour of each class is designated for question and and international music and dance movements, second class. answer. creating a dynamic, exciting, exhilarating and TRIBAL STYLE BELLY DANCE Indoor Track Room 284 effective fi tness system in a party like atmosphere. $75 No dance experience necessary. Tuesdays, Apr. 9 – Jun. 11 GOLF for Beginners $75 MS EXCEL $100 $10 Drop ins Welcome! NO CLASS: May 28 Age 14 & up Wednesdays, May 1 - 29 Cafeteria 7:15 – 8:30 pm Wednesdays, May 1 – 29 6:30 – 9:30 pm (9 sessions) 6:30 – 7:30 pm (5 sessions) (5 sessions) Come learn how to shake, undulate and roll! Interested in Intro to the Game of Golf at Come out for fi ve nights of learning MS Excel. We Our new Tribal Style Belly Dance class is a great an affordable price? will start with basic cell formatting and move onto way to learn to belly dance (something you’ve Your instructor will guide you through the basics several basic functions including MIN, MAX, Average, IF, always said you wanted to try!) and have a ton of of the game including stance, grip and swing. VLOOKUP, PMT, and more. We will also cover sorting/ fun while staying active. TS Belly Dance appeals to Students will get an opportunity to practice all fi ltering, conditional formatting as well as charts. Each all ages with our mix of dance steps from around the skills of the game including putting, chipping, night comes with detailed handout and activities for the world and music from all eras and genres. No approach shots and driving. Will be open to all you to keep. Bring along a fl ash drive and take some experience or special equipment is necessary, but tailor to beginners. template ideas home with you. just wear some comfy clothes and prepare to High School Gym and Field Room 277 dance, dance, dance! (Please Meet in Gym) Cafeteria 18 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019

S.C.P. Selkirk Community Pool 2019 SCHOOL - COMMUNITY - POSSIBILITIES Spring Programming The Comp 221 Mercy Street | Selkirk Mb | 204 785 7310

Registration: The following schedule may not exactly refl ect the online courses open at the time of registration. Course ID Time Step 1: Prior to registering >Select the activity – Learn to swim level that best suits the participants needs. Step 2: Prior to online registering > search for and note the course codes for courses of interest. Session 1. SA MW 61

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RED CROSS SWIM SCHEDULE Privates and Semi Privates 4:00-5:30pm Privates Semi Privates 4:30-5:30pm Mon Wed S1. April 8 - May 1 Tue Thur S1. April 9 - May 2 S2. May 6 - June 3 S2. May 9 - June 4 SO 5:30 SK 2 6:40 Wednesdays BB/LB 5:00 SO 6:40 Thursdays Tues SK 1 5:30 SA 6:40 April 10 - SA 5:30 SK 2 6:40 April 11 - Adults SF/CR 5:30 SK 4 6:40 May 29 SF/Cr 5:30 SK 3 6:40 May 30 7:45 SA 6:05 Sk 3 7:15 SK 9/10 7:55 SK 1 5:30 SK 2 7:15 SK 7/8 7:50 SO 6:05 SK 2 7:15 SK7/8 7:45 SK 1 6:05 SK 4 7:15 SK9/10 8:00pm SK 1 6:05 SK 5/6 7:25 SO 6:05 SK 5/6 7:25 SA 6:05 Friday Friday April 5 - May 31 Private 4:30 Sunday April 7 - June 9 Sk 1 5:00 Sk 3 5:00 SA 5:00 BB/LB 5:00 SO 11:00 SK 1 11:00 SK 7/8 11:00 SK 5/6 11:00 SA 11:00 SO 5:35 SK 4 5:45 SK 2 5:35 SF/CR 5:35 SA 11:35 SK 2 11:35 SK 4 11:50 SK 3 11:45 SK 1 11:35 SK 2 6:10 SK 7/8 6:30 SK 3 6:10 SA 6:10 SF 12:15 SK 3 12:35 SO 12:45 SK 2 12:30 SK 4 12:15 SK 1 6:45 Sk9/10 7:20 SO 6:55 SK 4 715 BB LB 12:45 SK 6 7:30 SK 5 7:30 LEADERSHIP COURSES Pool Rentals available on Lap Swim Open Swim Saturday and Sundays Springbreak Red Cross Pilot Lifeguard SFA Morning, evening weekend lap swim Water Safety Instructor throughout the year. Mon - Fri 7:00-8:45 am Saturday 1:00-3:00pm Contact the Pool offi ce for Tues Thur afternoon 4:00-5:00pm Lifesaving times {$100.00 +gst per hour Wed evening 7:30-8:30 pm Sunday 1:30-4:00pm Bronze Star, Medallion, Cross, Na onal Lifesaving Programs lifeguard included} Sat 11:00-1:00 Lifesaving Instructor.

Registration On Line Professional Development Water Safety Instructor March 19, 2018 6:00am Red Cross Lifeguard program. selkirkcommunitypool.weebly.com /in person/phone March 21, 2019 Unsure what level to register for? Pool Closed April 19 - 21, May 19 - 20 Contact pool manager or drop in to Special Programming Questions or concerns contact pool manager. [email protected] open swim. Call 204 785 7310 for message updates Spring Break Lap Swim passes purchase online or at the pool. 10 visits - $27.50 Public admission entry requirements: Discover Scuba with Science Limited unlocked lockers available. Do not leave valuables in the locker 20 visits - $47.50 or change room. The facility is not responsible for loss or damage to 30 visits - $65.00 belongings. Please review policy on Cancellation and refunds on Aquafi t Monday Evening Continuing Education website. Lifeguard must punch your pass for entry to the pool. Drop in $10.00 Aquafi t 7:30-8:30pm Drop in $5.00 Lap swim.
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LORD SELKIRK MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION REGISTRATION FOR THE 2019 - 2020 HOCKEY SEASON WILL BE OPEN MAY 20, 2019 Please visit www.lsmha.com for details SUBMITTED PHOTO Selkirk MLA Alan Lagimodiere, pictured second from right, presents Curl for the Cure creator and organizer, Shayne Merritt, pictured second from left, and other volunteers with an award last week a the Manitoba legislature to recognize the annual curling event in Selkirk which raises funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. Merritt created Curl for the Cure four years ago in high school and the event has raised more than $55,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society to help provide community supports and fund cancer research.

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By Brian Bowman od lead but Lundar came back with a Selkirk Fishermen captain Jeremy pair of goals from Josh Wilkinson. Thomas has won a couple of league The Fishermen’s Evan Bedard and championships with the Winnipeg the Falcons’ Mason Medeiros then Hawks Bantam “AAA” hockey team. traded goals before the second period But he has never won a league title ended. Medeiros’ goal was a short- at the junior level. handed marker at 14:45 of the period. The fourth-year Fishermen would Lundar’s Xavier Halterman added a love to end that championship power-play goal midway in the third. drought this season. Chris Lesage made 33 saves for the “If we play our game and we’re on, win. we should have a shot at a champion- The Fishermen started the series ship, no problem,” said Thomas Mon- with a convincing 7-3 win over the day afternoon. Falcons in Selkirk. The Fishermen are currently tied at “We just played a simple game,” a win apiece in their best-of-seven se- Thomas said. “We got pucks deep, ries after losing a tough played the body, we one Sunday evening to were just on our game the Falcons in Lundar. that game.” Braden Paulic scored Spratt led Selkirk with the game-winning goal “IF WE PLAY two goals and an as- in double overtime to sist while Juliano Gar- lift Lundar to a 5-4 vic- OUR GAME AND cea had a goal and two tory over Selkirk in their helpers. Capital Region Junior WE’RE ON, WE Reece Tessier, Josh RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL Hockey League’s semi- SHOULD HAVE Poponick, Chad King, The Selkirk Fishermen’s Travis Spratt scored twice and added an assist fi nal series. and Mironuk also in Selkirk’s 7-3 win over the Lundar Falcons in Game 1 of their best-of- “That one hurt,” Thom- A SHOT AT A scored for the Fisher- seven semifi nal series last Saturday. The series, currently tied at a win as said. “We had multi- CHAMPIONSHIP, men. apiece, will return to Selkirk Friday for Game 3. ple opportunities to get Halterman continued the overtime winner but NO PROBLEM.” his strong play in the bounces weren’t going playoffs with two goals. our way and they were Eric Miller scored the in their favour after the second (peri- Falcons’ other goal. od) all the way to the end of the game. Selkirk was 3-for-8 on the power It sucks that it ended that way.” play while Lundar fi nished 1-for-3. Selkirk’s Dane Derewianchuk had The Fishermen outshot the Falcons tied the score at 4-4 with a power-play 45-24 as Austin DeBoer earned the goal with just 16 seconds remaining in win in goal. the third period. Twenty one of those Selkirk shots “That was huge,” Thomas said. “(Af- came in the second period as the Fish- ter that goal), momentum kind of went ermen outscored the Falcons 3-1. in our favour for the fi rst overtime and Game 3 of the series will be played then we started getting tired.” Friday (7:30 p.m.) in Selkirk, followed Travis Spratt and Thomas Mironuk by Game 4 on Sunday (7 p.m.) in Lun- scored to give Selkirk a 2-0 fi rst-peri- dar.

CHEER THE FISHERMEN ON IN THE SEMI FINALS! Semi Finals vs Lundar Falcons tied at 1-1 Game 3: Fri. Mar. 15 7:30pm in Selkirk

Game 4: Sun. Mar. 17 Meet the RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL 7:00pm in Lundar Fishermen Fishermen forward Juliano Garcea looks to fi re the puck during playoff Games 5, 6 & 7 TBD #35 Riley Bannerman, Goalie action against Lundar on Saturday. 22 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 Steelers trail Oil Capitals in MJHL playoff series By Brian Bowman late in the game. Kolten Kanaski has been a real pain Virden led the MJHL best-of-seven, in the keister for the Selkirk Steelers fi rst-round series 2-0 heading into so far in their playoff series. this past Tuesday’s Game 3 in Sel- After scoring the game-winning goal kirk. A win on Tuesday would pull the in triple overtime on Friday, Kanaski Steelers right back into the series. followed that up with a natural hat “The guys know and we’re aware of trick in the third period Sunday to the situation,” Lubimiv said. “We felt snap 1-1 tie and lift the Virden Oil we should have won Game 1 and in Capitals to a 5-1 home-ice victory. the fi rst 40 minutes of Game 2, we “He’s a really good player and he’ll thought we should have been up one make you pay,” said Nick Lubimiv, the or two (goals).” Steelers’ head coach and manager of In Game 1 of the series last Friday in hockey operations. “He goes to the Selkirk, the Steelers lost an epic 3-2 right spots and the puck gets to him. triple overtime game to the Oil Capi- We have to do a better job to make tals. sure he doesn’t have much time. We Kanaski scored the game winner on have to get on him and we can’t leave the power play at 16:35 of the third him alone in our end.” overtime period. The goal came late in Blake Burr gave the Steelers a 1-0 a fi ve-minute power play when Con- lead with a goal late in the fi rst period nor Barley was assessed a major pen- but Virden’s Dylan Halliday tied the alty for a blow to the head. RECORD PHOTO BY LANA MEIER score at 1-1 midway in the second. Earlier in the third overtime, Steel- The Steelers’ Carter Barley wins a face-off against the Oil Caps Kolten After Kanaski’s hat trick, Gimli’s Jack ers’ forward Ryan Sokoloski was Kanaski at the Friday night game. The Steelers lost 3-2 in triple overtime. Einarson added an insurance marker stopped by Oil Capitals’ goalie Dalton Dosch on a penalty shot. Carter Barley had tied the score at 2-2 at 17:45 of the Skaters shine at provincial championships third period. After the fi rst two periods were scoreless, forward Noah Basarab of Gimli gave the home side a 1-0 lead 1:31 in the third. Carter Barley and Nate Halverson assisted on the goal. But Virden’s Keegan McPherson responded with a goal just 20 seconds later and then Hunter Coutier gave Virden a 2-1 advantage at 9:13 of the third. The goal was as- sisted by Einarson and Josh Belcher. Selkirk was 2-for-5 on the power play while Virden fi n- ished 1-for-5. RECORD PHOTOS BY RICK HIEBERT Game 4 will be played this The East St. Paul Figure Skating Club was well represented at the Skate Canada Manitoba STARSkate Thursday in Virden. Championships in Winkler over the weekend. Pictured left to right, Audrey Litster competed in the Star 3 All of the games in the series Free Program, Cassidy Friesen in the Star 1 Free Program and Holly Profeta in the Star 3 Free Program. will be played at 7:30 p.m.

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RECORD PHOTOS SUBMITTED The Selkirk & District Curling Club held its Men’s Bonspiel last Friday through Sunday. The bonspiel started with 16 teams and ran three events throughout the weekend. Pictured, left to right, fi rst event winner – Team Boehmer (skip Dave Boehmer, third Terry McRae, second Kerry Fedorchuk, and lead Tom Want). Middle picture, the second event winner – Team Dola (skip Gary Dola, third Bob Frysa, second Allen Campbell and lead Orest Byblow). The third event winner featured Team Goodbrandson (skip Laurie Goodbrandson, third Rick Mabee, second Wesley Gilbart and lead Lyle Miller). Flames douse Royals in Raiders ready for playoffs Game 1 of WWHSHL fi nal

By Brian Bowman they’re going to put those in the net.” The Selkirk Royals knew the St. Cienna Palmer scored for the Roy- Mary’s Academy Flames would be als with 5:29 remaining in the third a tough team to beat in the Winni- period. peg Women’s High School Hockey Selkirk outshot St. Mary’s 31-26. League fi nal series. The Royals were 0-for-6 on the St. Mary’s won Game 1 of the se- power play while the Flames were ries on Monday as Julia Bird scored blanked in two opportunities. twice and added an assist to lead St. Game 2 of the best-of-three series Mary’s to a 4-1 win over Selkirk at is slated for Wednesday. Game 3, if the Bell MTS Iceplex. necessary, would be played Thurs- Dani Bobrowski and Maia Ehm- day. ann also scored for the Flames, who Both games will be played at 5:45 grabbed a 3-0 lead just 10 minutes p.m. at the Iceplex. into the game. It’s must-win time now for the Roy- “We came out and looked nervous als. in the fi rst period,” said Royals’ head “We’ve been in elimination games coach Noah Cain. “We made some before,” Cain said. “This is our third bad mistakes but after that we set- elimination game of these playoffs, tled down a little bit and I thought so we know what it’s like to play in we outplayed them in the second games like this. I think the girls are RECORD PHOTO BY LANA MEIER and third periods.” going to dig deep and they know Kale Ilchena (15) and the Raiders Jr. Hockey Club will begin their Manitoba Turnovers were a problem for the they have what it takes. They know Major Junior Hockey League playoffs with a fi rst-round, best-of-seven Royals in Game 1. they’re good enough to beat that St. playoff series with the Stonewall Jets. Ilchena scored 15 goals and had “They’re too good of a team to Mary’s team if we play well. 25 assists to fi nish second in team scoring with 40 points during the make mistakes like that against,” “Hockey is a funny game - any- regular season. The Raiders, who have several local players on their Cain stressed. “We had three or four thing can happen on a given night,” turnovers in the fi rst 10 minutes and he added. roster, fi nished second overall in the MMJHL with a 29-11-5 record and 63 points. 24 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 Clifton concludes stellar high school hockey career with the Royals

By Brian Bowman ers and a tremendous group of talent- The Selkirk Royals’ girls’ hockey ed forwards, led by the league’s lead- team won a lot of hockey games this ing scorer, Rayley Goetz. past season. “Rayley has been really good for us,” And a big part of that success was Clifton praised. “She’s a very confi - the stellar play of starting goaltender dent player and she defi nitely helps Jodi Clifton. us out when she needs to and she’s Clifton was spectacular during the been a very good teammate.” regular season, posting a league-best Selkirk had a knack for scoring late 18 wins to go against just three losses. goals to win games. They also won She also compiled an impressive 2.23 the majority of close games that they goals-against average and a .910 save were in.” percentage. “We always know that we can come Clifton also led the league in shut- back and we never lose hope that we outs with three. can come back when we’re down,” “Right from the beginning, we set Clifton said. our goals and we’ve accomplished ba- Clifton was hoping the Royals could sically all of them already,” said Clif- win a league title in her fi nal high ton, currently in Grade 12 and in her school hockey season. But Selkirk, the third season as a Royal, last week. “It’s top team during the regular season, been a really good year.” knew they would have a tough match- It’s also been a really good high up with the second-place St. Mary’s school career for Clifton. Academy Flames. “I had a pretty good season,” she “We just have to play our best and RECORD PHOTO BY LANA MEIER said. “I set goals for myself at the be- the way we can,” Clifton said. “They The Selkirk Royals’ Jodi Clifton led all goalies in wins (18) and shutouts ginning of the season because this is have a really good team and a strong (three) this season. my last year of Royals’ hockey. I defi - defence. We have to be confi dent and nitely stepped it up as much as I could do what we have to do. “They’re a con- Clifton feels strongly that the Roy- “In the last three years since I’ve to prove to my team.” fi dent team and they have good for- als’ girls hockey program, under the been here, we’ve always gotten bet- As good as Clifton was in goal, the wards and a few good scorers and a direction of head coach Noah Cain, is ter and improved,” Clifton said. “My Royals have some very good bluelin- good defence.” defi nitely moving in the right direc- coach has been a very strong infl u- tion. ence by giving up his free time for us.” Gimli’s BJ Neufeld wins Tim Hortons Brier By Ty Dilello sive battle for the ages. Points were In a highly dramatic Sunday night hard to come by and after seven ends Tim Hortons Brier fi nal in Brandon, Koe led Bottcher 2-0. After breaking Alberta’s Kevin Koe prevailed over through with a deuce in the eighth the Wildcard Brendan Bottcher rink end, Bottcher would also steal the 4-3 to clinch a fourth Brier title for the ninth end to lead 3-2 coming home. Calgary skip. The 10th end was looking like Koe was Koe was the best team all week go- going to be forced to a single point all ing an undefeated 13-0 and will be end long and an extra end was going tremendous representatives for our to be needed. That was the case un- country at next month’s World Cham- til Bottcher’s last-rock draw sailed a pionship. little deep, leaving Koe a very precise Gimli’s BJ Neufeld is the third for the board-weight quarter of a rock dou- Koe rink and this was his fi rst Brier ble for the win. With the clock ticking title. Neufeld has previously curled in down, Koe bared down and made the three Briers during his 11-year tenure shot by literally less than an inch to with Mike McEwen but never could win the Brier. break through and win a big National It was a very disappointing week Championship until Sunday. Neufeld for Team Manitoba which saw West showed no signs of nerves at Westo- St. Paul’s Mike McEwen, Reid Car- ba Place as he curled 89 per cent and ruthers, Derek Samagalski and Co- Successful season made several key shots to help Alber- lin Hodgson fi nish with a 6-5 record, RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED ta win a record 27th Brier. missing the playoffs by a couple of The Selkirk Stingers U12-A4 team won silver medals in the Winnipeg For the Bottcher rink, despite the wins. The West St. Paul squad had Ringette League fi nal last Saturday. The team included seven girls loss, they proved once again that they moments of brilliance and moments playing ringette for the fi rst time this season. are one of the best teams in the world of failure to sum up their week, los- The team included Liz Maxwell, Ashley and Julia Gidilewich, Elizabeth with their solid performance all week ing a couple of games they probably and Natalie Hladun, Petra Zuk, Madison Bell, Nova Rerie, Addison that goes all the way back to the Wild- should have won to the Wildcard card play-in game they had to win team and Yukon. Enns-Demchuk, Elissa Marques, Ellie Tolpa, Danica Milbrandt, Sam over John Epping just to get into the At the end of the 11-game modi- Tidsbury and Danelle Robson. Coaches were Gillian Maxwell, Shelly event. Marques, Janique Robson and Kris Gidilewich. The manager was This year’s Brier fi nal was a defen- Continued on page 25 Michelle Zuk. The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 25 Dolphins swim fast Staff lage of Dunnotar, raced in the maxi- The Selkirk Dolphins wrapped up mum seven events - making fi nals in several days of fast swimming at the the 100m breaststroke and consola- Pan Am last weekend. tion in the 50m free. She fi nished top This was a heats and fi nals format 16 in six events. meet which attracted more than 360 Nick Duschinger raced in six events swimmers from the west coast to To- at the four-day meet, making con- ronto regions. solation fi nals in the 100m breast The Dolphins had seven swimmers and 200m free, placing top 16 in four registered to race against 24 other events. clubs. East Selkirk’s Ian Gurney entered The local club’s top medal winner four races, fi nishing top 16 in the 50m was Hannah Andrusyshyn, 11, from breast. Winnipeg. She swam preliminaries The Dolphins are now taking a break in the morning and raced again in the from racing while continuing to prac- fi nals of the 200-metre butterfl y (im- tice until spring break. proving her personal best by 10 sec- They plan to compete in Brandon onds). and Kenora in April. Her younger brother Levy, 9, com- “It has been an exhausting season peted in six events in the 13-and-un- so far with many meets from general der male category, placing a high of training type to high level qualify- 19th with 100 per cent best times. ing competitive,” said Dolphins’ head Braxton Case, 12, of Selkirk raced in coach Michelle Stamm. “The swim- six events and made consolation fi - mers are sore and tired and need a RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED nals in the 100m and 200m breast, fi n- break. So far, the year has been fan- The Selkirk Dolphins competed at a meet at the Pan Am Pool last ishing 11 and 12, respectively, with 100 tastic and we look forward to the next weekend. Pictured, Ian Gurney, Nick Duschinger, Shawn Jiang, Levy per cent improvement in times. few months of training and competi- Andusyshyn, Braxton Case, Gabby Alyea, Lolita Duschinger and Hannah Lolita Duschinger, 14, from the Vil- tion.” Andrusyshyn. Magic win U16, U19 provincial ringette titles > BRIER, FROM PG. 24 fi ed round-robin, four teams were left Staff standing: Alberta (Koe), Northern On- It was a magical weekend for Magic tario (Jacobs), Canada (Gushue), Wild- AA ringette teams. card (Bottcher). Koe blasted Jacobs in the The U19 Magic swept the BVRA 1v2 game while Bottcher dispatched the Angels in a best-of-three fi nal series. two-time defending Brier champ Gushue Game 1 saw the Magic lead 2-1 at rink in the 3v4 game. Sunday afternoon’s the half before scoring four unan- semi-fi nal saw Bottcher overcome Jacobs swered to win 6-1. in a 5-4 back-and-forth barnburner to set In Game 2, the Magic’s Brooke Eng- up the all-Alberta fi nal. lish scored the game-winning goal The 2019 event marked the third time in a 3-2 overtime win. that the Tim Hortons Brier was held in The Angels had tied the score at 2-2 Brandon and the fi rst since 1982. At the with about fi ve minutes remaining end of the week, the First-Team All-Stars in the second. were as follows: skip Brad Jacobs (North- Stonewall’s Shae Mulvihill was in ern Ontario), third Ryan Fry (Northern goal for the Magic in both games, Ontario), second E.J. Harnden (Northern seeing 30 shots in Game 1. The only Ontario), lead Dallan Muyres (Saskatch- goal she allowed was on a two-man ewan). The Second-Team All-Stars were disadvantage. skip Brad Gushue (Team Canada), third In Game 2, Mulvihill was outstand- BJ Neufeld (Alberta), second Brett Gal- ing as she stopped 56 shots allowing lant (Team Canada), lead Colin Hodgson just three goals. (Manitoba). Darren Moulding, third of At the U16 level, the Magic defeat- Team Wildcard, took home the Ross Har- ed the Angels 2-1 in their best-of- stone Sportsmanship Award. three series. On the Sunday morning before the fi - The Angels won the fi rst game but nal, Selkirk Curling Club’s Kaimen Doyle the Magic were victorious in the next won the Provincials for Hit Draw Tap and two contests. No scores were avail- took home a big trophy for his efforts. able at press time. RECORD PHOTO BY DEREK FROST-HUNT Neufeld and the rest of Team Koe (Kevin Both the U16 and U19 Magic teams The U19 Magic will be heading to the Canadian Ringette Koe, Colton Flasch, Ben Hebert) will now will now compete at the Canadian Championships April 7-13 in P.E.I. Interlake players, left to right, represent Canada at the upcoming 2019 Ringette Championships April 7-13 include Rikki Frost-Hunt, Shae Mulvihill, Emily Lazaruk and World Men’s Curling Championship to in Charlottetown and Summerside, Charlotte Wilmott. be held from March 30 to April 7 at the P.E.I. ENMAX Centre in Lethbridge, Alta. 26 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected] Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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Key cell (204) 754-7028 or email [email protected]. compounds that work All tenders should be clearly marked: to stimulate red blood “Gravel HAUL Tender - 2019” McSherry Auction Service cell production & carti- lage cell regeneration Shall be delivered in a sealed envelope to: Is Now Accepting Resumes & development. Stone- The Rural Municipality of Alexander for the position of Auction Laborer wood Elk Ranch Ltd., Attn: Jason Green, PW Manager Now accepting applications for 204-467-8884 or e-mail 1 Bouvier Trail - Must Have a Valid Driver’s License stonewoodelkranch@ P.O. Box 100, St. Georges, MB R0E 1V0 & Hauling Experience. FULL TIME & PART TIME mymts.net Sealed tenders must be received by: Apply in Person at EMPLOYEES STRAW FOR SALE noon on the 29th day of March, 2019. 12 Patterson Drive Stonewall, MB for all postions. Small squares, wheat All proposals shall be opened on the 29th day of March, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. or Email Resume to: Apply within or email: [email protected] Half Moon Drive Inn straw. Call 204-482- in the RM of Alexander Council Chambers. This will be open to the public. [email protected] 5101 leave message. 6860 Henderson Hwy., Lockport Lowest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! 204-757-2317 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 27 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected] Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

ANNOUNCEMENT CARD OF THANKS Starting a new business? Trouble Thank you to the wonderful person who found Call us - We have everything Walking? Class 1 company drivers my purse in Walmart parking lot on February you need to promote Hip or Knee wanted to haul bulk liquid 26th. I will be forever grateful for your kindness Replacement? products throughout MB, SK, your business AB and the US. and for saving me from a lot of anguish. Thank When disaster you from the bottom of my heart! May you be Restrictions in daily Loaded and empty miles paid! activities? strikes in your showered with many blessings. Call 204-785-1618 Dedicated dispatch, Well community, $2,500 maintained equipment, CARD OF THANKS Tax Credit &RPSUHKHQVLYHEHQH¿WV you CAN help, package, Training Program and we can We wish to thank our family, relatives and Meyers Auction $40,000 for inexperienced drivers. refund cheque/ show you how. friends for the many expressions of sympathy, 10 am March 23 Need rebates Contact us or submit your cards and phone calls in the passing of Edith Meyers Auction Site resume: VOLUNTEER Cash? Disability Tax Stapleton (Mum, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, Arden, MB Phone: 204.571.0187 WITH THE Credit. recruiting@ aunt, cousin and friend). Thanks to everyone • We Loan Plumbing Close out Email: renaissancetrans.ca RED CROSS who attended her funeral and shared memories. • Easy application Furniture, Household 204-453-5372 Fax: 204.727.6651 TODAY! Thanks to Gord Wevursky of Fisher Funeral • Approval with Antiques, Tools www.disabilitytaxcreditwinnipeg.com Or submit an online Home for taking care of all the arrangements, collateral • • • Email: Now accepting consignments application @ James Thiessen for offi ciating the service • Title Loans www.renaissancetrans.ca [email protected] celebrating Mum’s life, the pallbearers, those • No Credit Check for SPRING GUN AUCTION who assisted with the graveside preparation • Keep driving Bradley Meyers, and the Mixed Grill for the delicious lunch. your vehicle Auctioneer 204-476-6262 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Special thanks to the wonderful staff at Red Call Dan Devloo www.meyersauctions.com River Place in Selkirk for their excellent care (204) 526-7093 and friendship while Mum was a resident. CAI Financial SUMMER STUDENT POSITIONS Your thoughtfulness will always be Unit K - 2151 Portage Ave. The Rural Municipality of West St Paul is recruiting Summer Student positions remembered. Winnipeg MB - Doug and Alice Aime www.caifi nancial.ca McSherry Auction to work in various capacities from June through August. 12 Patterson Dr. Stonewall, MB SUMMER MAINTENANCE POSITIONS Estate & Moving Job Type: Temporary Full Time Sat March 16 @ 10:00 AM Gun Auction Duration: June 24, 2019-August 30, 2019 (11 week duration) Sat March 23 @ 9:30 AM Salary: $14.73 a break Coca Cola & Service Closing Date: March 22, 2019 take > GAMES Station Auction For a full list of Duties and Qualifi cations please visit www.rmofweststpaul.com Sat March 30 @10:00 AM Applications should be marked “Application for Summer Maintenance Positions”. Consignments Welcome! References shall be required upon request. If you have any questions regarding the posting please contact Booking Spring Farm Auctions! Rick Friesen 204-334-0092 or [email protected]. (204) 467-1858 or These positions have been made available through Urban/Hometown Green Team and Manitoba Metis (204) 886-7027 www.mcsherryauction.com Federation Grants. SUMMER CAMP COUNSELLORS Job Type: Temporary Full Time Duration: June 10, 2019-August 30, 2019 (13 week duration) June 24, 2019-August 30, 2019 (11 week duration) Salary: $11.35 to $13.26 Response Builder Closing Date: March 22, 2019 Advertising For a full list of Duties and Qualifi cations please visit www.rmofweststpaul.com WORKS! Applications should be marked “Application for Summer Camp Counsellor”. References shall be required upon request. If you have any questions regarding the posting please contact Damara Geddes, Recreation • GET SEEN by over Director at 204-334-0294 or [email protected]. 400,000 Manitoba Homes! These positions have been made available through the Canada Summer Jobs Program. • Create instant top of mind awareness SUMMER ADMINISTRATION CLERK • Showcase your info, Job Type: Temporary with Variable Hours business, product, Duration: June 24, 2019-August 30, 2019 (11 week duration) job, announcements Salary: $11.35 or event • We format it, to Closing Date: March 22, 2019 make it look great! For a full list of Duties and Qualifi cations please visit www.rmofweststpaul.com • Starting at $239.00 Applications should be marked “Application for Summer Administration Clerk”. (includes 35 lines of References shall be required upon request. If you have any questions regarding the posting please contact space) Lainie Shaw 204-338-0306 or [email protected]. • The ads blanket the province and run in HOW TO APPLY MCNA’s 48 Manitoba Submit resume, specifying if you are applying for Summer Maintenance Positions, Summer Camp Counsel- community lors or Summer Administration Clerk to: newspapers • Very cost eff ective RM of West St. Paul means of getting Attn: Lainie Shaw, CMMA your message out to 3550 Main Street the widest possible West St. Paul, MB R4A 5A3 audience Fax: 204-334-9362 Contact this newspaper Email: [email protected] NOW or MCNA at The RM of West St. Paul wishes to thank all candidates for their interest in these positions, however, only 204.947.1691 or email those individuals considered for an interview will be contacted. classifi [email protected] Sudoku Answer www.mcna.com The RM of West St. Paul promotes equal employment opportunities for all job applicants. Those who identify Crossword Answer as Metis, non-status and Inuit are encouraged to apply. 28 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected] Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM

Alfred Coumont 1935-2009 Brian Lamb 1940-2009 Light a candle, see it glow, Watch it dance, when you feel low. Think of me, think of light, I’ll always be here, day or night. Don Pearson William Gamble A candle fl ickers, out of sight, March 14, 2013 December 18, 1969 – March 15, 2005 But in your heart, I still burn bright. In Loving Memory Always in our memories. Think not of sadness, that I am not near, -Brenda Forever in our hearts. Think of gladness, and joyous cheer. -Love Mom, Dad, Tracey, Bryan, I have not left, I am not gone, Holly and Clair I will always be with you, my loved one. So when you light a candle and see it glow, You watch it dance in your heart you’ll know; I would never leave you, together we will be, Forever, you and me. -Love Virginia, Shirley, children, grandchildren and great-grandchild

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Almost 1500 sqft with SOLD!a pool in Selkirk! 325 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk Daniel Coming Soon! Daniel Hwy #212 $ JUST EvelineSOLD! Condos LEASE 2,700 /month SOLD!TRIPLEX! $ Evan 175,00075 00000 SEE THE WHOLE MARKET WITH US! EVAN DANIEL WAYDE MARKET WITH US! 482-7355 481-3159 485-0407 Buyers want NEW listings now! View our listings… www.teammoyer.ca FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS... Flyers Social tickets Estimate sheets Brochures Door hangers Posters Business cards Letterhead Memo pads 145 Morrison $389,900 10 Van Mol $97,500 Stickers Envelopes Post cards Window decals Invoices Presentation Folders SOLD 112 Let us help YOU SUCCEED! Hespeler Ave. Wpg 204-485-5656 ... CCallll 204-785-204 785 1618 $189,900 [email protected] Rich MOYER Judy MOYER 355 Main Street, Selkirk The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 29 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or OBITUARY George Timlick Email [email protected] December 18, 1945 - March 6, 2019 After a hard and courageous battle with cancer, we had to say goodbye to our dear husband, father and grandfather. George will ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT be truly missed and is survived by his wife of 34 years, Lindsay IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM (nee Rennie); children Jacqueline (Raymond) Rayburn, Derek (Trisha) Wray; his three grandchildren whom he loved dearly, Fletcher, Sadee and Tyson. Also surviving George is his sister Betty Danyluk and brother Dave Timlick as well as brother-in-Law Graeme (Jane) Rennie and their respective families. The family would like to say a special thank you to Riverview Health Centre, 3 East for all their care and kindness. In accordance with George’s wishes, cremation has taken place. A private family interment will take place with his ashes at a later date. In lieu of fl owers, donations may be made in George’s memory to Little Britain United Church Cemetery. We invite family and friends to leave their condolences on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome. com Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements.

Inez Mayo - March 18th Linda Johanson - Heavenly Birthday March 10th I’ve taken many walks to ease my mind and mull over good byes. In Loving Memory of my Dad I miss the laughter, and fun times we shared. Mitchell Irvine Mom, Auntie, Nana, my three hearts united SELKIRK July 6, 1954 – March 12, 1979 as one. BOOK YOUR What I would give to hold his hand, Till we meet again. ANNOUNCEMENT And his happy face to see; -Love Lisa NOW HIRING! To hear his voice and see his smile, TODAY That meant the world to me. The Canadian Tire Selkirk Automotive Department -Loved and missed by son, Dave BIRTHDAYS is now seeking staff for the following position: OBITUARIES EXPERIENCED IN MEMORIAMS NOTICES Red Seal Mechanic BIRTHS Strong candidates must have: BOOK YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY ANNIVERSARIES • Solid communication skills MARRIAGES • Problem solving abilities • BIRTHDAYS • THANK YOUS ENGAGEMENTS • Strong interactive skills • NOTICES • ENGAGEMENTS THANK YOUS Compensation based on experience. • BIRTHS • ANNIVERSARIES Full time position includes benefi t package. • OBITUARIES • MARRIAGES Email resume and references to • IN MEMORIAMS Call 204-785-1618 204-467-5836 [email protected]

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204-480-2798 [email protected] 2017 DouglasREALTOR® Advanced Realty www.ashleydouglas.ca Brokerage® 30 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 14, 2019 CLANDEBOYEExecutive AVE in Selkirk Mall OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE Property Features Total square Footage 1700, includes eight offi ces of various sizes, a board room and a front reception area. Current tenants include The Lord Selkirk Teachers Association and Sun Life Financial. The Selkirk Re- cord and a new incoming tenant occupy separate space though their own private entrances. The build- ing was upgraded in 2012. Both the reception and board room are shared, there are currently fi ve offi ces available for lease.

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