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LE Selkirk Record 081519.Indd Stunning location near Birds Hill Park! Remodeled Truly unique 3008SF home beautifully located in West $ St Paul minutes to the city. $483,999 740SF home on private 5.8 acres. 339,900 Nicely renovated 900SF bng in Selkirk. Open plan, fin bsmt. Heated DT2 garage. $244,900 THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 2019 VOLUME 10 EDITION 33 SERVING SELKIRK, LOCKPORT, ST. ANDREWS, ST. CLEMENTS, WEST ST. PAUL, CLANDEBOYE, PETERSFIELD, LIBAU, GARSON, DUNNOTTAR & TYNDALL MURPHY SAYS… The next time it may not be a near miss! Let us work with you to make sure you have proper coverage Miracle Treat Day smiles RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS Selkirk Dairy Queen owner Jim Douglas, pictured left, and staff members hold up Blizzards and pose for a photo 377 Main Street Selkirk (Next to Liquor Mart) during Miracle Treat Day last Thursday. This year marked Dairy Queen’s 17th annual Miracle Treat Day in Canada. On this day each year, the net proceeds from all Dairy Queen Blizzard sales benefi t the Children’s Hospital Foundation of 204-482-7800 Manitoba. This year, money raised will go towards a new Children’s Hospital Heart Centre, which will help in treating k5insurance.ca more than 6,000 cases of children with heart conditions in Manitoba. news > sports > opinion > community > people > entertainment > events > classifi eds > careers > everything you need to know 2 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 Fresh Fresh OE OE Fresh Lean OE 2 Broccoli Bunches 1 3 Pork Side Ribs NJ NJ NJ 86$ Ground Beef Fresh Green $ 99 Fresh Long English ¢ Fresh $ OE Seedless Grapes 1 Cucumbers 99 ea Strawberries 2for 7 NJ 86$ &DQDGD 86$OE J Dairyland Duncan Hines Sour Cream Jif Classic Cake 0) Peanut Butter Mixes P/ &UHDP\RU $VVRUWHG &UXQFK\ J $399 NJ $199 Cheemo Dairyland Yogurt $ 99 $ 99 Good Host Perogies 6WLUUHG[JRU 4 3 Iced Tea 9DULHW\3DFN &ODVVLF9DQLOOD[J /HVV6XJDURU NJ /HPRQ/HVV6XJDU J $ 99 Visit us at HARRYSFOODS.CAWRYLHZRXUHQWLUHÀ\HU $ 99 4 ¿OOHGZLWK¶VRIRWKHULWHPVRQVDOHHDFKZHHN 4 Selection &DPSÀUH Burns Selection Hashbrown Bacon Wieners Baked Beans Potatoes J J $VVRUWHGP/ NJ $199 $248 $248 99¢ M O Fresh M O Cuddy Deluxe M O Olymel Gain O U O U O U R R R R R R F Fruit Strudels F Turkey Breast F Cooked Ham Detergent B A Y $VVRUWHGSN 6OLFHGRU6KDYHG K R D I D I $VVRUWHG E E L E L / $388 $288 88¢ $499 J J 5571 Hwy #9 St. Andrews Customer Service: 204-338-7538 Store Hours: Monday-Friday 8 am - 9:30 pm Saturday 8 am - 8 pm Phone: 204.504.5500 Sunday & Holidays 10 am - 6 pm Fax: 204.504.5540 1 - Week 33_19 Harrys Foods PRICES IN EFFECT: THURSDAY, AUGUST 15 - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2019 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 3 Selkirk Park Pool dealing with lifeguard shortage By Gabrielle Piché Selkirk Park Pool has been under- staffed all summer, and in the fi nal stretch of the season, employers at the pool are still looking for more life- guards. Normally, Selkirk Park Pool hires around 18 lifeguards for the summer. This year, the pool hired 15 certifi ed lifeguards. Those who obtain their National Lifeguard certifi cation at Selkirk Community Pool usually take a job at Selkirk Park Pool for the summer. I’ve been with the Selkirk Chrysler However, less guards certifi ed this team going on one year; building my clientele, day by day, sale by sale. It year than in the past. You must pass truly is a pleasure working with this the Bronze Cross and have Standard great team and the incredible line-up First Aid to certify as a national life- PHOTO COURTESY OF CITY OF SELKIRK of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and RAM. guard. Fifty people per lifeguard are allowed in Selkirk Park Pool. The local pool is scheduled to close on Sunday, Aug. 25. I invite you to Selkirk Chrysler to “This year was kind of a weird year,” shop our huge selection of RAMs and said Riley Aisman, the marketing and people are accepted into Selkirk Park “We’re not in the position to be turn- Jeeps, and everything in between. Let communications coordinator for the Pool. ing them away,” Aisman said. me assist you in fi nding your perfect City of Selkirk. “A difference of three staff is a dif- People wanting to apply must bring vehicle, new or used. Fifty swimmers are allowed into Sel- ference of 150 people,” Aisman said. their resume and certifi cation to the Th is is my story - Living, working, kirk Park Pool per lifeguard. People “That’s a quarter of our capacity that City of Selkirk civic offi ce. driving the Interlake don’t have to be in the water to count we can have in the pool.” In the meantime, Aisman says the 2020 Jeep as one of the 50. The number of lifeguards on duty pool will continue following the ratio Gladiator “It doesn’t matter if you’re just lay- varies based on the day of the week of 50 people per one lifeguard. ing on the beach or you’re just there to and the temperature. Numbers might “We’re not doing this because we Overland Truck watch your kids,” Aisman said. go down if staff take holidays. don’t want people in there,” he said. Crew Cab A body in the facility counts as one Employers at Selkirk Park Pool have “We know that the pool is a great Trailer tow Pkg. with class 4 hitch, 3.6L Pentastar WT V6, 8 spd.auto, leather and much more. of the 50 people per lifeguard. advertised open lifeguard positions place to go cool down. It’s just that $64,090. Stock # 20GL4228 Fewer lifeguards on deck means online and in the newspaper. Aisman safety’s our number one concern.” fewer people allowed into the pool said staff at the pool are still open to Selkirk Park Pool will close for the 2019 Ram area. Aisman said being understaffed hiring guards who have their National season on Sunday, Aug. 25. All-New is drastically changing how many Lifeguard certifi cation. 1500 Rebel Truck Quad Cab Gospel Journey Manitoba Hydro warns of phone scam 5.7 HEMI with fuel saver, 8 spd. Auto, Inspirational Country, performance hood, ruby red interior. Submitted 9376, 1-866-890-3856, 204-480-5900, and MSRP $65,700, Save $10,500 Sale price $55,200 Stock # 19R9364 Manitoba Hydro is warning custom- 204-480-5901. You should never call Bluegrass & Traditional ers that the province is once again any other number about your Hydro Gospel Music seeing a rash of scam phone calls to account. Manitoba Hydro does not ac- customers from parties claiming to be cept payments over the phone, over Saturday, August 17th, 2019 Manitoba Hydro. PayPal, using credit cards, from wire at 7:00 p.m. www.selkirkchrysler.com These scam phone calls are sophisti- transfers, or from Bitcoin ATMs. A full Gimli Lutheran Church cated, using recordings that sound like list of payment options is available at 50-3rd Ave, Gimli, MB TOLL FREE 1-800-204-8620 Manitoba Hydro representatives and hydro.mb.ca/accounts_and_services/ Tickets $15 (Limited Seating) “spoofi ng” Manitoba Hydro’s 1-888- payment_options/. Manitoba Hydro is 1011 Manitoba Ave Selkirk 624-9376 number. Manitoba Hydro working with the Winnipeg Police Ser- Call 204-642-5996 to reserve a ticket 204-482-4151 has four phone numbers: 1-888-624- vice to stop these scammers. *All prices are plus taxes. OAC. Patio Lanterns 439 MAIN ST., SELKIRK HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAY 9-9 North of Manitoba Ave. SATURDAY 9-6 SUNDAY 12-5 BiG DOLLAR 4 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 Brokenhead Ojibway Nation hosts 15th annual Traditional Pow Wow By Gabrielle Piché The rain couldn’t dampen the sound of the drums during Brokenhead Ojibway Nation’s 15th annual Tradi- tional Pow Wow last Saturday. Community members from Scant- erbury and surrounding regions con- gregated under a large white tent. They danced and sang together to cel- ebrate the treaties. Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Chief Deborah Smith attended the event and addressed the crowd. “We don’t have an equal relation- RECORD PHOTOS BY GABRIELLE PICHÉ ship with our government partners, but we’re celebrating treaties and Hundreds of local and area community members took part in Brokenhead Ojibway Nation’s 15th annual keeping the spirit alive when we gath- Traditional Pow Wow last Saturday. The three-day celebration wrapped up last Sunday. er every year,” Smith said. “That’s im- portant because it’s a reminder that we’re not going anywhere. We’re still here.” Young and old alike came dressed in traditional clothing. Smith wore a jin- gle dress – a dress that jingles when the wearer moves in it. Smith said she wore hers because the dress repre- sents healing. Plenty of young girls wore jingle dresses while they moved around the pow wow. “I love watching the little ones dance,” said Donna Campbell. Campbell attended the pow wow you know that everything is the way rite singer. First place won $50, and continues at home for Sabrina Sin- last Saturday. She said she’s attend- it’s supposed to be.” the runner-up got $25. clair and her seven children. ed Brokenhead Ojibway Nation pow Attendees could participate in a Participants couldn’t sing traditional “All my girls like dancing,” Sinclair wows for the past 15 years. drum roll contest before the pow wow pow wow songs. Instead, the audi- said. “It’s such a good feeling when you offi cially began.
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