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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. In the contest, people ence heard country hits like “Jolene” Sinclair has bought her daughters come here and the drums start,” signed up to serenade the pow wow by Dolly Parton and children’s classics jingle dresses. The girls practise their Campbell said. “You feel it inside, and crowd. The crowd decided on a win- like “Itsy Bitsy Spider.” moves at home, preparing for their ner by clapping loudly for their favou- The pow wow ended the night of next time dancing at a pow wow. Aug. 10. However, the event’s spirit

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Staff Kinew stated in a release last week. Sustainability and Innovation Review: NDP leader Wab Kinew says he “This is yet another example. If he’s Phase 2 Report,” recommends clos- would save 40 jobs in Selkirk by can- given another term in offi ce, he will ing the current Selkirk laundry site, celling the Progressive Conservatives close Selkirk Laundry and throw doz- which is operated by the Winnipeg “THE PC’S PLAN TO CLOSE plan to close Selkirk Laundry if elect- ens of hard-working Selkirk residents Regional Health Authority (WRHA), ed in the upcoming provincial elec- out of work. They and their families including operational transfer and THE SELKIRK LAUNDRY tion. deserve better.” equipment decommissioning to the SERVICE WOULD COST 40 “Brian Pallister’s health cuts are As the Record previously reported, a Inkster Laundry site. hurting families across the province,” KPMG report, titled “Health System Closing Selkirk Laundry was one of SELKIRK WORKERS the cuts proposed THEIR JOBS.” by consulting fi rm KPMG in the re- port prepared for Selkirk workers their jobs. I am very the Pallister gov- pleased to hear that Wab Kinew and ernment at a cost the Manitoba NDP have promised to FRASER AUCTION Ltd. of $750,000. cancel the plan and stand up for Sel- Selkirk Laundry, kirk jobs,” Johannson stated in a re- which is one of the lease. largest employ- During an interview with the Record ers in Selkirk and in May, Selkirk MLA Alan Lagimo- has been operat- diere said he has met with members ing in the com- of the Manitoba Government and BRUNGER INDUSTRIES LTD BUILDING MOVERS AUCTION munity since 1974, General Employees’ Union as well as provides laundry Johannson regarding Selkirk Laun- INDUSTRIAL AUCTION services to pa- dry. Lagimodiere said he was unable tients from hos- to speculate on the report’s fi ndings Teulon, MB | 24 AUGUST, 2019 | 10:00 AM pitals, residents until the WRHA provides him with a in personal care business plan and information about DIRECTIONS: From Teulon, MB. (Jct #7 & #415 Hwys), 2 miles west on #415 to homes and medi- how the closing of Selkirk Laundry Road 7E, 1/2 mile north on Road 7E to Lane Marker 93086 on west side of road. cal clinics located could impact the community of Sel- Watch for signs sale day!!! throughout the kirk. For more information, contact: Bruce Brunger 204-781-4755 Interlake and City “I’ve reached out (to the WRHA), of Winnipeg. I’ve asked them numerous times for Kinew visited information that can be provided to Selkirk last Sat- me and I’m still waiting,” Lagimodiere urday and stood said. “Until we actually see the busi- with Selkirk ness plan and the impact on Selkirk, Mayor Larry Jo- I feel its premature to comment on hannson outside this.” the Selkirk Laun- He added he is willing to sit down dry facility. and review all of the information once “The PC’s plan its made available to him. to close the Sel- Kinew is running for premier in the kirk Laundry ser- upcoming provincial election. 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Subject to additions and or deletions. Property owners and Fraser Auction Service not responsible for any accidents. GST & PST where applicable. TERMS: Visa, MasterCard, Debit, Cash or cheque. www.selkirkcurlingclub.com The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 7 Open for business gettheard EDITORIAL > VIEWPOINTS > LETTERS during construction > LINDSEY ENNS Bidding farewell to the Record By Lindsey Enns local businesses who advertise in our I always kind of knew I wanted to paper, and the community members be a writer, I just wasn’t exactly sure who invite us into their homes, per- where that was going to take me. sonal lives, celebrations and events, My fi rst introduction to journalism we wouldn’t have the ability to share was during my time in the Creative stories from our region. So I want to Communications Program at Red Riv- say a big “thank you” for all that you do er College. and for all that you have done to make I remember handing in a profi le I these past four years of my time here wrote about a well-known Winnipeg such an incredible experience. country radio host and being incred- Being able to essentially run the ibly nervous, as most of us were, about news side of a community newspaper the feedback we were about to receive. has been a dream come true for this To my surprise, my journalism in- journalism grad and an experience I RECORD PHOTOS BY structor liked it, I got a decent grade, won’t soon forget. LINDSEY ENNS and his feedback was along the lines While there are so many stories I’ve Construction crews were spotted working on the redevelopment of, “people feel like they can open up had the opportunity to work on these of Manitoba Avenue East, pictured above, and Main Street, below, to you and share their story. You’re on past few years and amazing people recently. Local business owners in both construction areas would the right track.” I’ve had the pleasure of meeting along like community members to know that they are still open during After that, I was determined to make the way, all of them seem to share a construction. Along Manitoba Avenue East, two of the biggest this whole journalism thing work. central theme. There is so much good changes being made is converting from a one-way to a two-way After college, I packed up and moved happening in Selkirk and area. From street for vehicle traffi c and angle parking will be replaced by par- to Dryden, Ontario to work for their the groups of dedicated volunteers to allel parking. During construction, half of the street will be closed weekly community newspaper. Less the many talented artists and students, and the other half open for eastbound vehicle traffi c and parallel than a year later, I moved to Brandon there are no shortage of stories to be parking as well as pedestrians. When one side is completed, work where I was the education reporter at told here. will move to the other side and vehicle traffi c, parking and pedes- the daily Brandon Sun for nearly three But just before I go, I also want to say years. Then, an opening for an editor trians will be able to use the other side. A $2.75 million resurfacing another big “thank you” to the talent- position at The Selkirk Record opened ed team here at the Record. Michelle, project along Selkirk’s Main Street is also still ongoing. The project up, and I was able to move back home Brett, Lucy, Georgia and our publish- area stretches from Heap Avenue to Strathnaver Avenue and con- to Winnipeg and continue doing what er Lana. I could not have asked for a struction is expected to continue throughout the summer. Some I love most. better group of people to be working of the changes include moving bus stops, including putting one All three of these job opportunities alongside these past few years. stop in front of True North Motors and the Selkirk Inn and Confer- has led to some incredible life chang- Thank you for all the laughs, for your ence Centre, as well as removing other stops, some of which were ing experiences for me including a trip patience, support as well as your pas- former Beaver Bus Line stops that aren’t used anymore. The city is to a remote First Nations community sion for community news. also making changes to a number of approaches, smoothing out in Northwestern Ontario, a three-week One of my favourite former editors some of them while making others go with the fl ow of traffi c. The vocational exchange in India through once told me that more than half of city is replacing most of the old bus stops with “rest areas” that in- the Rotary Club of Dryden, and a trip this job is just simply showing up, and clude a trail and some benches. In total, the city will remove eight to Disney World in Orlando, Florida I know you all will continue to do that stops and add four in more central locations along Main Street. with Dreams Take Flight in April. for this community. For updates on both construction projects, visit myselkirk.ca. But as they say, all great things must As I embark on a new career path a come to an end, and after over four little closer to home, I will always look years of being the editor of this multi back on my days in Selkirk and area award-winning publication, the time fondly. has come for me to move on and make Farewell for now, way for another eager young journal- Lindsey Enns ist with fresh ideas to join this amazing team. As this will be the Ed Teplyski last time my byline will appear in the Respect & Integrity Record, at least for NEW & USED now, I just want to Chev, GMC, Ford, give some credit where credit is due. Chrysler & Hyundai Without you, the local residents who 204-785-0741 read our paper, the Email: [email protected] 8 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 > Fish tales? The Call Arnie Weidl at 204-641-2210 Selkirk ecord [email protected] gettfiRED RIVERshing > CHALET BEACH > LAKE WINNIPEG > NORRIS LAKE You don’t catch sturgeon here in the winter PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Lana Meier Brett Mitchell Hi friends. It goes without saying that if you are in the military; you’re probably going to spend a fair amount of time out- doors. It shouldn’t surprise us then that those who protect us might want to have a little fun in the wild when not EDITOR SALES on duty. I didn’t notice a senior gentle- Lindsey Enns Michelle Balharry man and young lad at the water’s edge where the Netley Creek meets the Red River until I rounded a thicket of wil- lows last Wednesday. The older chap in faded shorts and t-shirt, who had the look of authority about him, was just straightening up RECORD PHOTO holding a fi shing string with a fore- From left to right Elke Banting, Shelly Shaw, Dave Shaw and Mark Ban- OFFICE MANAGER/ADS SPORTS EDITOR arms length walleye on it while the ting with some of their catch at Pine Falls. Lucy Kowalchuk Brian Bowman gangly, light haired boy stood by his side. I parked beside them and get- was always such a miracle how every Lake and ran into a younger fellow by ting out, shouted, “That looks like a time we went on one of those crash the name of Mick Fyfe from Winnipeg. nice one.” “Yes, we caught it not long site drills, we would always wind up He was fi shing off the boat dock and ago and now I’m going to show my beside a pristine lake where the fi sh- although hadn’t caught anything told grandson, Nick Unrau here how to fi l- ing was unbelievable!” We laughed as me of a time a few years ago when he let a fi sh.” At our feet lay a big, grey, Tom carved out the second fi llet. He got a “two-fer” when ice fi shing on the sun bleached driftwood log and as our passed it to the boy saying, “Wash it Red downstream of Selkirk. He was in DISTRIBUTION ADMINISTRATION new friend, Tom Murphy, continued and put it with the other one, then get his shack on a quiet afternoon when all Christy Brown Georgia Campbell talking to me, he took a long thin fi l- our garbage bag and put what’s left of of a sudden his short rod was yanked leting knife, a rod-like knife sharpener the fi sh in it. We don’t leave messes for out of his hand by a hooked fi sh. He sat and some plastic bags from a cooler. someone else to clean up!” “You listen there stunned for a moment then get- He sat, straddling the log and holding to your grandpa!” I yelled back to Nick ting a hold of himself, took his spare the knife and sharpener said, “Look as I got back into my car, “He knows rod, baited its hook and dropped it Nick, you run the knife’s edge forward what he’s doing!” into the ice hole. on the sharpener.” A couple of weeks ago I went up to No sooner had his weight and baited PRODUCTION PRODUCTION After a few sharpening strokes Tom Pine Falls to visit with anglers. As I hook disappeared below the ice then Nicole Kapusta Debbie Strauss lay the fi sh on the log and began fi llet- pulled into the docking area, two cou- there was a shuttering and violent ing describing to the boy what he was ples were in their boat getting it ready yank on his line. On edge after losing doing as he began telling me an un- for their trip home. I stopped beside his fi rst rod, his hands clamped tightly usual fi shing story. He spent his work- them and asked if they had caught any onto this one. He reeled in and a small ing life in the military and at various fi sh. The two ladies smiled indicating sturgeon came fl ipping out of the wa- times went with a group by boat north success. I left my car and passed my ter. Mick, surprised, thought - you from Lac du Bonnet to simulated air- card up to one of the men who with don’t catch sturgeon here in the win- craft crash sites to perform procedures a wide smile introduced himself as ter! He was further surprised to see ADMINISTRATION PRINT rendering the plane and area safe. As Mark Banting, his wife Elka, his neph- the fi shing line of his fi rst rod wrapped Corrie Sargent Dan Anderson he talked, Tom had gotten a fi llet from ew Dave Shaw and wife Shelley. Dave around the sturgeons gills as it lay on the fi sh, “Take this Nick, wash it off in and Shelly had come all the way from the fl oor. He grabbed his original line the water and put it in the bag,” he said Edmonton to spend their vacation and hauled up. Soon, before him on passing it to the boy. fi shing by Pine Falls with the Bantings. the shack fl oor, the sturgeon and now a The lad took the slab of fi sh meat For years Mark had teased them about walleye lay fl opping about all tangled and knelt at the water’s edge doing his how great walleye fi shing in the Win- up in his rods and lines. It took a bit grandfather’s bidding. Tom fl ipped the nipeg River was. They were not disap- of straightening out but eventually the fi sh over and as his knife sliced easily pointed as you can see in the picture I sturgeon went back in the water and ADMINISTRATION along the fi shes backbone he smiled took of them! the walleye became supper! 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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, August 15, 2019 9 Dozens roll up their sleeves to learn new skills at Homesteader Festival By Gabrielle Piché Festivalgoers at a farm near Thalberg spent their weekend learning hands- on skills like bread-making, beekeep- ing and hide tanning. Mike Berg and Kris Antonius held the fourth annual DIY Homesteader Festival presented by Home Hard- ware Selkirk on their property, City- folk Farm, from Aug. 10 to Aug. 11. Attendees could sign up for work- shops over the two days. Berg and Antonius created the festival so at- tendees had a place to learn hands- on skills that they might not attempt otherwise. Participants could take up to three RECORD PHOTOS BY GABRIELLE PICHÉ workshops per day. Some workshops, ABOVE LEFT: Shannon Bahuaud, pictured right, teaches Beatrice, left, how to make fi re cider using apple like one on natural basket-making, cider vinegar and herbs during the fourth annual DIY Homesteader Festival last Saturday. ABOVE RIGHT: Paul lasted all day. tries to tear an animal hide in two during a workshop on hide tanning last Saturday. There were sessions on cheese-mak- ing and permaculture farm design. sessions. Berg and Antonius created a harbour a sense of community. deciding on Cityfolk Farm. One course was labelled “Canning stage for bands to play on. Kaiti Rie- “The conversations you have and “It’s perfect for the festival,” Berg 101,” while another was named “Intro der and Jayson Krahn, Twin and April the friends you make are just as im- said. “It’s got a really good layout.” to Fermentation.” and Friends performed throughout portant as any of the learning that you He, Antonius and other volunteers Laura Reeves led a workshop where the weekend. do in any of the workshops,” he said. began setting up for the festival a she showed attendees different plants Berg said he wanted the festival to This is the festival’s fourth year. Berg month in advance. The team built used to make baskets. Reeves has feel like summer camp. and Antonius plan it every second outdoor toilets, a shelter for food ven- been involved in the DIY Homestead- This year was the fi rst time the DIY year. dors, a chicken coop and an A-frame er Festival since its fi rst year in 2013. Homesteader Festival spanned two In 2017, they held the festival at cottage to use as a ticket booth. “I love seeing people building their days. It’s also the fi rst time Berg and Teulon-Rockwood Green Acres Park. “It’s basically been my full-time job skills,” Reeves said. Antonius held the event on their In 2013 and 2015, the festival hap- for the past month and a half,” Berg She said the workshops aren’t just property. And, it was the fi rst time at- pened at Adrienne and Trevor Percy’s said. for learning a new trade – they’re use- tendees could camp overnight. farm. The Percys co-founded the DIY He plans on hosting the DIY Home- ful for becoming self-suffi cient. “People can hang around a bonfi re Homesteader Festival but stopped steader Festival at Cityfolk Farm in “You appreciate things more when afterwards and watch the sunset and hosting it when they moved to Sas- upcoming years. If he does, the build- you’ve had a hand in making them or do all these extra things,” Berg said. katchewan. ings will already be set up for him. building them,” Reeves said. “It’s just a different vibe.” Berg and Antonius had searched for Music and food broke up the various Berg said he wanted the festival to a rural property for nine years before Youth for Christ block parties aim to bring community members together By Gabrielle Piché perhero group, to make his message Youth for Christ Selkirk sought to relatable for kids. He said even heroes bring communities together last week have fears, and the way to get through through three summer block parties. fear is love. The non-profi t set up its dunk tank, “When we’re stuck and feeling over- infl atable wall and outdoor games on whelmed with life, we can turn to Aug. 6, 7 and 8. First, the organiza- God, who is perfect love, and our fear tion held a party on Sveinson Street. is cast out,” Galashan said. On Aug. 7, the party came to Mercy After lunch, the games came out. Street. The fi nal block party took place Kids threw softballs at a dunk tank at Youth for Christ’s location on Clan- in hopes of drenching whoever wait- deboye Avenue. ed inside. Selkirk’s fi rehall fi lled the Everyone was invited. dunk tank with water for every block Before each block party, Youth for party. Christ members handed out in- Attendees zipped themselves into vites around the community. Ryan Velcro suits and climbed Youth for Galashan, the director of Youth for Christ’s infl atable wall. Children lined Christ Selkirk, was one of the faces up to get cat whiskers and superhero handing out the invites. masks painted on their faces. Others “The intent, I think, for any block played games of oversized Jenga and party, and for certainly our block par- checkers. ties, is to bring the neighbourhood to- “There are kids that may not get the gether,” Galashan said. opportunity to go to day camps that Every party began with a free hot- cost money,” Galashan said. dog lunch. Galashan shared a Bible He said Youth for Christ’s block par- RECORD PHOTO BY GABRIELLE PICHÉ story while everyone sat together be- ties were a way for kids to get a fun Ryan Galashan of Selkirk Youth for Christ, pictured left, helps a child fore the meal. summer experience. The events were Galashan used the “Avengers,” a su- free to anyone attending. with his Velcro suit during a block party on Aug. 7. 10 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 Local Lions looking to Grand Marais celebrates expand its membership fi tness centre opening

By Gabrielle Piché The Selkirk and District Lions Club is looking to expand its membership. Currently, there are around 25 Lions in the club. Allan Hoehn, the club’s membership chair, said there’s no maximum for how many people can join the group. “A lot of people have this conception that Lions is an old boys club, and I’m trying to change that,” Hoehn said. Anyone aged 18 and older can join Selkirk and District Lions Club. Hoehn said the club wants younger members who can bring new ideas on “We ask them to come to at least how to help the community. two meetings to see if that’s for them,” There are more than 48,000 Lions Hoehn said. RECORD PHOTOS BY GABRIELLE PICHÉ clubs around the world. The clubs are If attendees are still interested in Local dignitaries and organizers help cut a ribbon to offi cially celebrate service-oriented, and their purpose is the club, one of the existing Lions will the opening of Grand Fitness in Grand Marais last Thursday. The gym to give back to the communities they sponsor the newcomer in. has been open since October, but organizers held the opening event represent. “We’re the ones that are going to last week so seasonal campers could attend. The Selkirk and District Lions Club help them become a better Lion,” runs fundraisers to raise money for Hoehn said. “We walk alongside them By Gabrielle Piché gym in Grand Marais came well be- community projects. and nurture them and try to get them Grand Marais residents no longer fore that. Employees at GMCC have The group puts on raffl es and an an- into different activities.” need to make a long commute if they been hearing for years about locals’ nual fl ea market. They collect glasses Members aren’t obligated to attend want to visit a gym. desires to have a gym in the area. to send to poorer nations, and they every meeting, nor are they required Grand Marais Community Central “I know there are people in the com- run a housing complex for low-in- to go to every event. (GMCC) and RV Park offi cially un- munity that join gyms in Selkirk and come seniors. “Once you become a Lion, you be- veiled their fi tness centre last Thurs- Winnipeg, so this is certainly going The Selkirk and District Lions Club come a member of the Lion family,” day. Locals and employees of the park to save them time and gas,” Batchelor has donated to Youth for Christ Sel- Hoehn said. celebrated the unveiling with a rib- said. kirk, food banks and Selkirk Regional There are more than 1.4 million Li- bon cutting ceremony and cake. GMCC’s gym is called Grand Fit- Health Centre. The group was a spon- ons club members around the world. The gym has been open since Octo- ness. It’s open 24-hours a day. Be- sor of the health centre’s MRI ma- “Lions is, to me, the greatest thing ber, but organizers held the opening fore Grand Fitness, the closest gyms chine. I’ve done for the community,” Hoehn event last week so seasonal campers to Grand Marais were in Selkirk and The Lions meet on the fi rst and third said. could attend. Pine Falls. Monday of each month at Lions Man- Those interested in joining the Sel- St. Clements Mayor Debbie Fiebel- “The community wanted a fi tness or. People interested in becoming a kirk and District Lions Club can call korn helped cut the ribbon. Coun. centre, and we worked very hard and Lion must attend two meetings before Allan Hoehn directly at 431-334-9363. Dave Sutherland and Coun. Dave were successful,” said Susan Prohas- they can offi cially join the group. Horbas also attended the ceremony. ka, GMCC’s manager. Attendees could visit wellness Grand Fitness has three treadmills, booths before and after the ribbon an elliptical, a row machine, weights Manitoba rent guideline adjustment set for 2020 cutting. There was a physiotherapist, a and exercise bikes. There’s a Jacob’s yoga instructor and a massage thera- Ladder, a Smith machine and TRX Submitted - less than 15 years old, where an oc- pist on hand to answer people’s ques- equipment. The Residential Tenancies Branch cupancy permit was fi rst issued or a tions. Tops Club Inc. also had a table One room has exercise balls, mats advises the 2020 rent guideline has unit fi rst occupied after April 9, 2001, for people to visit. and space for people to do cool down been set at an increase of 2.4 per cent or; The Interlake-Eastern Regional stretches. and will take effect Jan. 1, 2020. - less than 20 years old, where an oc- Health Authority mobile clinic was Prohaska said she’s happy with the The guideline is determined annual- cupancy permit was fi rst issued or a also on site. Organizers planned the equipment the centre has, but she’d ly based on the Manitoba Consumer unit fi rst occupied after March 7, 2005. wellness event to coincide with the like to see more in the coming years. Price Index (CPI) and applies to most Landlords may apply for an increase mobile clinic’s schedule. The centre’s goal was to have 100 residential rental property including above the guideline if they can show Roger Batchelor, the president of people become gym members within apartments, single rooms, houses and the guideline will not cover cost in- GMCC, gave a speech before the a year. In 10 months, Grand Fitness duplexes. The guideline does not ap- creases they have incurred. centre’s ribbon cutting ceremony. He has gained 107 members. ply to: Tenants must receive written no- commended GMCC’s employees on The gym is open to those 16 years • rental units renting for $1,545 or tice of a rent increase at least three making the idea of a gym become a and older. Youth aged 16 to 18 need a more per month as of Dec. 31, 2019; months before the increase takes ef- reality. guardian’s permission before becom- • personal care homes; fect. For example, for a rent increase “They are the ones that built the ing a member. • non-profi t housing with subsi- to take effect Jan. 1, 2020, tenants must walls, designed the membership GMCC also has yoga classes that run dized rent; receive notice by Sept. 30, 2019. With forms, negotiated contracts with sev- on Monday mornings. Non-members • approved rehabilitated rental few exceptions, rent can only be in- eral local contractors,” Batchelor said. pay $12 per class, while members pay units; and creased once a year. Information is Most of the labour happened last $8. • new buildings that are: also available at manitoba.ca/rtb. summer. However, the wish to have a The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 11 Selkirk Game and Fish Association unveils upgraded outdoor shooting range

By Lindsey Enns The Selkirk Game and Fish Associa- tion is now home to an upgraded out- door shooting range. Murray Benson, vice-president of the association, which is located in East Selkirk, says they started construc- tion on the nearly $175,000 rifl e range on July 1 and the project was offi cially completed on July 31. Although they have some clean up and cosmetic work to fi nish up, mem- bers were enjoying the range last Thursday. RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS “I’m really impressed,” said Gerry, Gerry, pictured above right, sights his gun inside the newly upgraded outdoor shooting range at the Selkirk who has been a member of the asso- Game and Fish Association located in East Selkirk last Thursday. ciation since 1980. “I like shooting here ment and it’s a safe area. enough,” he said. “A lot of our mem- and there’s nothing in Winnipeg that by volunteers who donate their time to “Everybody watches out for every- bers come from Winnipeg and sur- appeals to me.” keep the facility up and running. body ... so we feel we’re adding a nice rounding districts.” Brian, who is a new member, said The main range consists of a 200 yard service for everybody.” They currently have around 1,100 the range “is a great place to spend a range for long rifl es, they also have a The association’s former outdoor members, but they are expecting to couple of hours.” He added the new trap range and handgun range. range was built nearly 45 years ago welcome more members soon due to changes are a great addition to the fa- For more information about the Sel- and was in dire need of repairs. the new range. cility. kirk Game and Fish Association, visit “We were starting to get concerned The association has been in opera- The new outdoor range features a selkirkgameandfi sh.ca. about safety issues,” he said. tion since 1955. The organization is run concrete base with 15 concrete tables Benson added the range is home to with benches and a large steel roof dozens of shooting events and compe- shelter. Benson says it can be used titions throughout the year and is of- year-round and the funds for the proj- ten used by RCMP, Manitoba Conser- ect were raised through membership vation, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, fees and shooting events they’ve host- Canadian Coast Guard and a long list ed over the years. of local clubs. “(Members) come here to sight in “With that in mind, it’s a safe place their rifl es and I emphasize the fact for everybody, I can’t emphasize that that this is a good thing for everybody Register Now: here in the neighbourhood and imme- diate area ... cause it’s a place where • Parent & Tot and Preschool Classes they can safely use their fi rearms,” • Recreational Classes (Girls/Boys) Benson said. “It’s a controlled environ- • Precompetitive Program Lord Selkirk • Competitive Program (Girls/Boys) Adult Learning Program • Day Camps (Spring/Summer/Holiday) and Birthday Parties IN PERSON REGISTRATION: August 26, 2019 5:30 to 7:00 pm

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Inside, youth could do yoga and use kid-friendly exercise equipment. Children made crafts and had their RECORD PHOTOS BY GABRIELLE PICHÉ faces painted. Brandon, pictured above left, dips a badminton racket in bubble solution and Brielle, pictured above right, Heidi Gingrich, of Growing Years, crawls through a tunnel at the family day put on by Growing Years Family Resource Centre and Families said Spin the Wheel was her favourite First in Selkirk Park on Aug. 7. activity. Kids would spin a wheel and act like the animal the wheel’s arrow with friendships that they’ve made at Day since its fi rst year 15 years ago. she brought her daughter to interact pointed to. Growing Years.” When the event started, around 20 with other kids. “It’s so important that [kids are] ac- Family Fun Day began as a way to people showed up. Now, Leask said “She has a lot of little friends here,” tually moving their bodies and doing bring families together in the com- the day draws anywhere from 170 to Mitchell said. it in fun, creative ways,” Gingrich said. munity. 210 people. Family Fun Day was geared toward Gingrich has worked at Growing “Families who wouldn’t necessarily “Every year has just grown and kids aged six and under, but there Years for a decade. She’s been in- get out to the park, they have a reason grown,” she said. were many older kids participating in volved in Family Fun Days through- to come,” said Shannon Leask, one of Tara Mitchell brought her daughter activities too. out that time. the event’s organizers. Brielle to Family Fun Day. Three-year- Attendees got a free pizza lunch and “Because we don’t run all of our Leask has coordinated the Families old Brielle has been going to Growing snacks. Volunteers from Gordon How- programs in the summer, it’s a nice First program in Selkirk for 19 years. Years Family Resource Centre since ard Centre prepared the lunch. way for families to come and connect She’s been helping run Family Fun she was 6 months old. Mitchell said The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 13 City installs solar powered crosswalks at Main and Morris Staff SUBMITTED PHOTO The City of Selkirk says their instal- The City of Selkirk says their lation of solar powered crosswalks at installation of solar powered Main Street and Morris Avenue will crosswalks at Main Street lead to cost savings and will also in- and Morris Avenue will lead crease safety for students walking to to cost savings and will also school. increase safety. “It’s a high traffi c area for a lot of students so it’s a great spot for a cross- walk,” Ryan Sicinski, the city’s manag- The Interlake’s Trusted Dance Studio Since 2006! er of public works, stated in a release last Friday. “We’ve also addressed the What do you want safety concerns that are on Manitoba and Jemima with fresh solar cross- to do today…? walks there as well.” Along with the new solar crosswalks, Manitoba Avenue and Jemima Street have improved signage that is better Storytime placed to alert motorists to the cross walk. Circle of Friends “There were some issues with the Manitoba and Jemima crosswalk last Read year,” said Dan McDermid, the city’s director of operations. “It’s a very wide stretch and sometimes drivers weren’t Babytime realizing there was a crosswalk there. Study Register This new crosswalk is more visual and will alert drivers better.” Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson said Meeting installation of improved crosswalks is an important part of the strategic plan Kids Unplugged Now and a demonstration of the city’s com- mitment to enhancing opportunities Relax for safe active transportation. “This was a very important project for council. Adding these solar cross- For Fall! walks makes crossing these busy streets safer and helps drivers see when there is a pedestrian. This is yet another investment into making our streets safer and more walkable. 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The crosswalk at Main and Morris, as well as one installed at Manitoba Avenue and Annie Street last year, doesn’t have electric power available. “These locations currently don’t have power to them, so both were prime candidates for solar because to run electrical power, plus meters, plus Tuesday & Thursday 7-9PM everything else would be very costly,” Sicinski said. “So solar is a perfect so- lution.” An added benefi t of solar is that every part of the solar crosswalk is FALL PROGRAMS Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday replaceable, so if there is a part that stops working, it can easily be re- placed by city staff rather than having SEPT 10 and LOTS more!! to call Manitoba Infrastructure out for 1st Lunch & Drop-in repairs. of the school year 204-485-5525 l yfcselkirk.ca 14 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 Mighty Kiwi owners ‘tried to play it cool’ during visit from Julia Roberts By Gabrielle Piché autographs because they didn’t want A small juice bar and eatery in Sel- to create a scene. kirk got a large shake up when an A- “She kept her sunglasses on the list actress stopped by for a drink. whole time she sat inside, and she was Academy Award winner Julia Rob- kind of facing away from everybody erts visited The Mighty Kiwi Juice Bar else, making it obvious she didn’t and Eatery with her kids on Aug. 2. want to be bothered,” Kreml said. The group sat down for a midday Despite this, Kreml said Roberts was smoothie break. Roberts, 51, ordered very friendly. the Hakuna Majava, a blend made Kreml said Roberts had been shop- with coffee and bananas. ping down Manitoba Avenue during Jocelyn Kreml and Miranda Schmidt the day. The juice bar’s owner thought created The Mighty Kiwi Juice Bar the location was partially why Roberts and Eatery two years ago. Both were picked their restaurant. The Mighty in the shop when Roberts visited. Kiwi’s menu helped too. “We all tried to play it cool, we didn’t “I know in Los Angeles they have a want to bother her,” Kreml said. lot of healthy options, and I’m sure The staff didn’t ask for pictures or she and her family like to eat healthy,” Selkirk Ringette RECORD PHOTO BY GABRIELLE PICHÉ COME TRY Julia Roberts visited The Mighty Kiwi Juice Bar and Eatery in Selkirk on RINGETTE August 2. Kreml said. However, Roberts is the biggest star When: Saturday September 14 @ 1:30pm Kreml and Schmidt started The to visit The Mighty Kiwi. She won the Where: Selkirk Rec Complex Mighty Kiwi Juice Bar and Eatery to Academy Award for Best Actress in Pre-register: www.cometryringette.com give community members a healthy 2001 for her role in “Erin Brockovich,” option for eating out. The restaurant and she’s won three Golden Globe Fall Conditioning Camp sells juice, smoothies, breakfast and Awards. Starts August 27 lunch, among other things. “It was really cool and really excit- “We decided it would be good to Register: ing that somebody so famous would bring our own recipes to the restau- come to our little restaurant in Sel- www.selkirkringette.com rant,” Kreml said. kirk,” Kreml said. Roberts isn’t the fi rst actress to enter Roberts’s husband Daniel Moder is Questions: [email protected] through the juice bar’s doors. 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REALTOR® Douglas Advanced Realty Brokerage® www.ashleydouglas.ca 2018 16 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 Your Local Community Home Real Estate Section HOUSES APARTMENTS CONDOS COTTAGES RETIREMENT FINANCING IMPROVEMENTS INSURANCE Defi ning hardscape and how to use it Hardscaping refers to the elements in a landscape that patios, decks, walkways of pavers or aren’t living, such as paths, walls and fences. bricks, and retaining walls. Hardscape Curb appeal is benefi cial in various ways. Curb appeal elements can be functional or simply can make a home more attractive to prospective buyers decorative features that add whimsy and give existing homeowners a place they want to come to the yard. home to. In its study of the worth of outdoor remodeling Choose a theme. projects, the National Association of Realtors found stan- The right style allows hardscaping dard lawn care and overall landscape upgrades were most and softscaping materials to work appealing to buyers, as well as the most likely to add value together. For example, homeowners to a home. may want to give their yards an east- Although plants, grass and other items can improve curb ern feel, complete with a koi pond and appeal, homeowners should not overlook hardscaping. decorative bridge or trellis. A formal Hardscaping is an industry term that refers to the non- English garden, however, may include manicured paths with stepping stones and ornate topiaries. Mixing too many styles together can take away from the overall appeal. The pros suggest looking at the over- all plan of the design, even if all of the work can’t be completed at once. This 704 River Rd., St. Andrews $589,900 way the eventual fi nished project will 1158 River Road, St. Andrews – 2 Storey character home with 3200 sf, 5 be cohesive. $1,099,900 br, 2 full & 2 half baths. Great fl oor plan with Think about the purpose. – Exceptional luxury riverfront home situated many upgrades. River views, inground pool, lg Hardscaping can look good but also on 2.93 acres. Features 3,428 sf, 3 br, 5 bath. DT/3 shop/garage, DT/2 and more! serve key purposes. Pebbles or gravel Gourmet chef’s kitchen, upper level guest suite, f/fi n lower level. AT/3 garage and more! Hardscaping refers to the elements in a landscape can mitigate trouble areas that don’t that aren’t living, such as paths, walls and fences. grow grass or plant life well. Retain- ing walls hold back soil in yards with living features of a landscape. These features can include sharply inclined hills. Mulch can set everything from decks to walkways to ornamental boul- perimeters around trees and shrubs, 478 Main St., Selkirk $449,000 ders. Introducing paths or paver walls to a property helps as well as planting beds. Fencing, an- - Commercial strip mall for sale/lease with 24 Park Rd, Selkirk $569,900 develop that home’s hardscape. Hardscape and soft ele- other form of hardscaping, is essential 3640 sf space. Restaurant occupies 1240 sf. – Beautiful 2700 sf, 4 br, 2.5 bath 2 storey ments often work in concert to create inspiring landscape for establishing property boundaries High traffi c local, parking avail. riverfront custom built home, fi n bsmt. AT/2 designs. and adding privacy. garage, inground pool and more! DIY landscape designers can heed certain tips to make Consult a professional. the most of hardscape features on their properties. While many hardscaping additions Choose materials. can be handled by novices, large-scale As with many landscaping projects, homeowners must projects, such as patios and decking, fi rst determine what types of additions they would like can change the grading of the yard. on their properties. Common hardscape features include Professionals can map out how to handle drainage issues and meet 3 Colours to Home Hardware choose from building codes. In • BEACH OAK addition, profes- • MIDNIGHT WALNUT 410 Morris Ave, Selkirk sional installation 301 Sutherland Ave, Selkirk FLOORING • STORMSTO GREY $289,900 $179,900 can ensure hard- – Custom built by Shymko homes is this 1624 – Charming affordable starter. 1000 sf, 2 br, scaping features sf, 2+1 bdrm, 2.5 bath 2 Sty TH. Open layout. 1 bath 1.5 Storey. Newly updated kit, open LAMINATE SALE last for years to concept living /dining room. Situated on a lg Mbr with 3 pc enste, balc, patio, AT/1 garage come. and more! lot with a 24 X 24 heated garage. AC3 Wear Rating Hardscaping DREAMFLOOR 13.61 sf/case should blend with the nature $ 04 around it and take Sale $ 99 27 its cues from the 1 sq. ft. case surrounding envi- Reg 2.69/sq ft or $$36.61/case ronment. This can DEREK DANEAULT Sale Ends Aug 31/19 help softscaping 204-989-7900 204-785-2773 and hardscaping www.derekdaneault.com 917 Manitoba M it b AAvenue, SSelkirklkik Ext. 2 work as one. The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 17 Your Local Community Home Real Estate Section HOUSES APARTMENTS CONDOS COTTAGES RETIREMENT FINANCING IMPROVEMENTS INSURANCE How to ensure a successful basement remodel

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PH: 204-997-7756 Luda KOZLOVA Calvin 461-3055 1/2 ACRE PARK LIKE YARD SUBDIVISION POSSIBILITIES 204-997-7756 [email protected] 173 Eveline $394,500 133 Calder Rd. $194,900 2011 Lake River Road, Winnipeg PRICE River lot in Luda Kozlova Home 1100sf REDUCED prime loc. Treed, Stig Rensfelt scenic 4.32 FRI, CMR, CRA [email protected] 3bd on .75 of acre Beach, acres fronts 204-997-7756 River Rd. A rare Barb Linklater Pier $159K 303 Queen, Selkirk $229,900. 1218 sf + fi nd. $224,900. Mike fi n bsmt, 5 brs, 2 full baths. Many recent Call Jim Boulton Call or text At Interlake Real Estate, 204-588-7967 upgrades. Calvin 461-3055 204-485-2446 204-482-5492 we will always put YOUR BEST 12-325 Mercy, 2 bdr well kept SOLD SOLD INTERESTS FIRST! condo. EE furnace for low heating GOOD LAYOUT, costs, fenced back requires updates yrd, low condo fees Matlock General Store w/2bed apt att., 9084 Hwy. 8, Petersfi eld. 1160 sf bng, ttakeout kit; all equip incl. Serves yr round resi- Call Jim Boulton 4.9 acres. Part fi n bsmt, many upgrades 523 Vaughan $219,900 204-485-2446 ddents, seasonal summer/ice fi shing. $149,900 $299,900 Calvin 461-3055 Cindy Little 204-979-3364 18 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 Your Local Community Home Real Estate Section HOUSES APARTMENTS CONDOS COTTAGES RETIREMENT FINANCING IMPROVEMENTS INSURANCE > FENCE, FROM PG. 15 Things to consider before building a greenhouse This way the construction of the fence and fi nished product will Greenhouses can be a great addition small one later on. Select a spot that also has ample meet safety standards, and the to a yard for those who know what to Next, consider whether you want to drainage, as you will not want water area in which you live can pro- expect. build the greenhouse from scratch pooling up along the sides of or un- vide consistent quality control. Avid gardeners may be enticed by or utilize a prefabricated kit that can derneath the greenhouse. Raise the If the fence is installed by code, the idea of a greenhouse that allows make easier work of the job. Kits greenhouse on footings to alleviate there is little chance it will have them to explore their passion for typically contain all of the materials fl ooding concerns. to be torn down or changed in the plants year-round. While it’s true that needed, and are easiest for someone Consult with a gardening or agricul- near future. Also, doing it by the greenhouses afford this luxury, there who is a construction novice. Look ture expert about the best way to heat book means that a neighbor can are important things to consider be- for “grower greenhouses,” which are the greenhouse. Options abound with be unhappy about a fence but not fore erecting a greenhouse in your all-purpose options with adjustable electric-, gas- and propane-powered have legal recourse to ask you to yard. shelving and space for growing plants heating sources. Some systems will remove it. Greenhouses require ample time to full-term. require venting. You also will need to As an added form of courtesy, maintain. Greenhouses are not self- The next step is deciding where the know what is available and legal in it is proper fence etiquette to put managing; they require heat, water, greenhouse will be located. The goal your area. Check to see if you need a the “good” side of the fence facing venting, electricity, and maintenance is to have a consistent amount of sun- building permit for the greenhouse the neighbors’ yards. That means on the part of gardeners. Individuals light year-round. A south-facing lo- and any accompanying heating ele- the side of the fence that doesn’t need to determine how much time cale is ideal, and structures should re- ments. show the support panels and they have to devote to a greenhouse main north of the greenhouse so they Once the greenhouse is situated, posts. Remember, it is your fence and then consider their options. do not cast a shadow on it. The build- you can begin to add other items, like so you are also responsible for all Start by choosing the size of the ing, cars and technology resource benches, additional shelving, hooks maintenance of the fence -- on all greenhouse. Many experts, like those Popular Mechanics advises gardening for tools, and even an automated wa- sides. Just because your neighbor at the home and garden information enthusiasts to take into consideration tering or misting system. also will be benefi tting from your site The Spruce, suggest getting the the angle of the sun during all seasons Greenhouses take commitment, but fence, doesn’t mean he will have largest one you can afford and fi t into before choosing a location. Doing so the reward is the chance to enjoy gar- to care for it. the yard. It is much easier to fi ll a large ensures that the sun is not obscured dening all year long. greenhouse than try to expand on a in the winter or fall. NEW PRICE $242,500 > BASEMENT REMODEL, FROM PG. 17 basement issues such as mold, mil- quiet and privacy. Whether your new- or contribute to toxic smoke in the dew and rot. found space will function as a home event of a fi re. Include additional exits Choose a functional design. Draw theatre, music room, home offi ce or in your renovation plan and educate out plans, carefully taking into con- playroom, it will benefi t from quality yourself on your local fi re code. sideration any low ceilings or small acoustic insulation, like Roxul Safe ‘n’ Before you start your renovation, be windows. Try to incorporate struc- Sound. Not only is it highly effective, sure to check with your municipality 208 Toronto Ave tural features, such as attractive wood but it’s also easy to install. to secure the right permits and to en- Immaculate 2 storey home tucked behind privacy hedge of fragrant lilacs. 1,230 sf, 3 bdrms, 2 bthrms, beams, into your design. Keep the Consider fi re safety. Since many sure that you’re complying with local full fi n bsmnt! Lg yard. Front porch. Lg back deck. space as open as possible. Select light- basements are now being renovated bylaws and building codes. Finishing Quick possession! ing that provides a bright, airy feel. as income suites, fi re protection is a basement can be a smart renovation, Sandra Goritz, Realtor Don’t forget to soundproof it. also a vital consideration. 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110 Oliver Ave 1291 Ferry Rd 707 Colville Rd 46 Minchull Rd $429,000 $699,900 $349,900 $409,900 River front Water front 528 Ft. on Muckle Creek VACANT LAND McPhillips Rd 80 Acres $420,000 SOLD RE/MAX Lot 2 Ashfi eld Rd 4.79 Acres $114,900 Associates 610 Ferry Rd2.05 Acres $117,900 Tyler Dr. $209,900 1.4 Acre Riverfront 968 Harriott Rd JAMIE $135,000 Rich MOYER Judy MOYER # View our listings… 204-485-5656 Selkirk’s 1 SASLEY [email protected] ® www.teammoyer.ca 355 Main Street, Selkirk Selling REALTOR ! *Based on ACTUAL 2015-2018 Individual MLS Results! 204-785-0681 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 19 Memories Show and Shine WSP, Tennis Manitoba teaming up to bring tennis to Sunova Centre Submitted tional Bank Challenger Tournament The RM of West St. Paul has entered next July. This year’s Challenger was into a Memorandum of Understand- held at the Winnipeg Lawn Tennis ing (MOU) with Tennis Manitoba to Club. have them build a world-class tennis “The goal, and it is an ambitious facility at the Sunova Centre – West goal, is to have the outdoor Phase 1 St. Paul’s Recreation Site. courts ready for July 1, 2020, Canada “This is an exciting partnership for Day and we’d love to cut the ribbon on Tennis Manitoba and for the people Canada Day at the big celebrations at of West St. Paul, and one that coun- Sunova Centre. The tournament starts cil is in favour of,” said West St. Paul a week later,” Arndt said. Mayor Cheryl Christian. “The facility Christian said council is aiming to- will be world class and host top notch wards that as well, with unanimous events like the National Bank Chal- support to enter into the MOU with lenger Tournament, which was just Tennis Manitoba. held in Winnipeg last month. We’re “We held a public hearing in June to excited and hopeful to be hosting next give people a chance to ask questions RECORD PHOTOS BY GABRIELLE PICHÉ year’s Challenger right here in West and learn about the proposal and Car enthusiasts could view more than 500 cars in Selkirk during St. Paul.” we’re excited to be moving forward the 16th annual Memories Show and Shine Car Show in Selkirk Mark Arndt, Executive Director of with the process,” Christian said. last Sunday. There were muscle cars, antique cars, trucks – even Tennis Manitoba, said they’re plan- Arndt said interest in tennis is on the a replica of the ever-famous Herbie. Johnny and Sharon Morgoch ning for a two-phase build with 10 rise in the province. He said when he put on the annual event to raise money for The Compassionate outdoor courts in Phase 1 and an in- fi rst started with Tennis Manitoba in Friends of Canada, a group dedicated to helping grieving parents. door domed facility with six courts in 2012, they held a junior tournament Memories Show and Shine Car Show is held annually in memory of Phase 2. for all age levels and had 16 kids. Now, the Morgochs’ daughter Candace. The plexipave hard court surface is there are more than 100 kids and they the same that’s used in professional don’t have enough courts to support tournaments like the U.S. Open and the numbers. can withstand Canada’s harsh win- And it’s not just kids that are play- ters. Tennis Manitoba is funding the ing – Arndt likes to say it’s a sport for entire build and Arndt says they’re anyone from “from 3 to 93,” and points planning a facility that West St. Paul out that Tennis Manitoba’s program at residents will be proud of. the Riverdale courts in West St. Paul They’ll break from the traditional bears that out. tennis court design – basically rows “It’s so nice to see, I think our young- and rows of courts – and make the est child taking lessons is four years West St. Paul site more aesthetically old and I think we have an adult that’s pleasing. 56 years old that registered,” he said. “Part of the vision and part of get- Damara Geddes, Recreation Direc- ting people out there and making it tor for West St. Paul, said they have a bit of a destination is making it so more than 20 participants in the that it is attractive and not just a bar- Riverdale program and she’s excited ren piece of land,” Arndt said. “We about the possibility of courts coming want to dress it up and put in trees to Sunova Centre. and trails and walkways. We’ll kind of “Tennis courts at Sunova will add hide the courts almost in between… another recreation option for resi- It’s defi nitely a one-of-a-kind facility dents of West St. Paul,” Geddes said. for Manitoba. “There wouldn’t be anything of its kind in Manitoba eannette and even in Cana- J da. I’ve seen quite a few facilities Halpenny and this design that we have in our minds would PIANO defi nitely be unique through- STUDIO out the nation.” Both West St. Piano & Theoretical Subjects Paul council and Tennis Mani- Bilingual - Beginner to Advanced toba are hoping Students Include: 204-482-3075 to have Phase 1 RCM Silver Medalists, complete in time Winnipeg & Selkirk 636 Manchester Ave, to host the Na- Music Festival Winners Selkirk 20 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 Local singer, songwriter releases fi rst studio album Youth job centre By Becca Myskiw Local talent Rosalie Drysdale has re- leased her fi rst studio album entitled, closing for the “Fantasy.” “ONCE YOU START Drysdale grew up surrounded by music. Her background is in gospel FOCUSING, YOU START summer and soulful church music, and “Fan- PAYING ATTENTION TO Staff tasy” is an evolution of that fi lled with The Selkirk Manitoba Youth Job stories from her life. The album has a YOUR CREATIVE SIDE.” Centre will be concluding it 44th year soul and R&B fl avour and showcases of operation, and closing for the sum- her raspy and one-of-a-kind vocals. mer on Friday, Aug. 16. “Fantasy” took around nine months the right balance and levels and the The centre is set to reopen some to complete. Drysdale retired from album doesn’t end once it’s recorded. time in mid-May 2020. her real estate job early and took the The pair hasn’t done a lot of market- “I would like to thank all of the busi- plunge into her lifelong love of music ROSALIE DRYSDALE ing for the album yet as they’re still nesses, home owners, students, and last fall. She said she just started writ- coming off the high of releasing it in community members that were in- ing without the intent of making any- May. Drysdale said they plan to work volved with or supported the MYJC thing, but as the words continued to on the marketing side in September. this summer,” a spokesperson for fl ow, so did the album. song about it. More than 22,000 songs are uploaded the job centre stated in an email to “Once you start focusing, you start “It’s like an anthem tune in a way,” to iTunes each month and Drysdale’s the Record last week. “Your generos- paying attention to your creative side,” said Drysdale. “We all have the same music takes up less than one per cent ity, participation, motivation, and en- said Drysdale. “We just went for it.” love and wants.” of that. Her songs are already being thusiasm are what has made the 2019 “Fantasy” has nine songs, all writ- The tune speaks for itself by say- played on radio stations across the Selkirk Manitoba Youth Job Centre so ten by Drysdale except for “Amazing ing we all hold one fl ame. It says we world, but Ken Drysdale said releas- successful, and will continue to do so Grace” and the lyrics in “Psalms 23.” shouldn’t judge one another when ing new music is what will keep her for years to come.” She plays piano on each track and we’re all working for the same out- on the airwaves and make her stand The Manitoba Youth Job Centre pro- brought in a choir of trained sing- come. out in the crowd of artists. vides a free community-based sum- ers for her song “People All Over The Drysdale recorded the album in Stu- Drysdale is currently recording a mer employment referral service to World.” Drysdale’s son PITAN the dio Bella Rosa which is in their home Christmas album and looking at do- students and youth ages 12 to 29. rapper wrote his own verse for the outside of Selkirk. She and her hus- ing a cover album of her favourite Students and youth are also pro- song and raps on it. band built the studio only a few years “oldies.” She’s always writing and said vided with important information “People All Over The World” is the ago and she said it’s one of her favou- she’s working on a few singles to re- and education on career development track that Drysdale said holds a spe- rite places to be. lease soon. She hopes to have perfor- and employment-based skills such as cial place in her heart. She and her Drysdale’s husband Ken is also her mances planned after September. resume and cover letter preparation, husband have spent a lot of time trav- manager. He said making the album Drysdale’s music is on all streaming interview assistance and job-search elling around the world, and the one was a long, repetitive process and platforms and you can connect with techniques. Students ages 12-16 thing she remembers from talking to it takes someone with a real love for her through her website rosaliedrys- have the opportunity to register with people in each place is they all want what they do to complete it. You listen dale.com. the Odd Job Squad, an initiative of the same thing: peace, so she wrote a to each song countless times to get the Manitoba Youth Job Centre that helps participants to acquire valuable workplace skills such as money han- 353 th ANNUAL dling, customer service, teamwork, Amazing and leadership that will bolster their STONEWALLSTON QUARRY DAYS qualifi cations when they start to ap- stonewall FIREWORKS ply for their fi st job. Odd Job Squad August Sponsored by members learn theses skills through QUARRY DAYS casual events like the rodeo window THE ROCKWOOD paint, window wash, BBQ, and BBQ CELEBRATING 16-17-18 & FO QUARRY PRODUCERS O 35 YEARS of N sauce sale that took place this year, all D FU * * M AY of which were very successful. USIC * MIDW Parade - 11 am Saturday Friday & Saturday 10 pm at VMSC However, the Manitoba Youth Job Starts at 3rd Ave S. & Main St. South End of Main Street Centre is not just for students to use. FREEFREE WonderShows Midway The resources that it provides to the STAGE Street Vendors community can also be used by home- Friday Entertainment Starts at 8 pm at VMSC, Beer Gardens Saturday Entertainment owners and local businesses who can south end of Main St. FREE Starts at 8 pm at Slo-Pitch Tournament VMSC, south end use our referral service to help fi ll any Featuring STAGE of Main St. open employment positions or simply Show ‘n Shine Car Display - Sunday fi nd someone to help out around the Aaron Sponsored by Goodvin Stonewall Family Foods & Doctor Decal Featuring house with things like grass cutting, Jason gardening, painting, and window washing. + Greeley Once the centre reopens next year, VILLAGE FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT feel free to call the centre at 204-485- AT MEMORIAL 3230, email [email protected] or PARK visit them in person at their offi ce lo- With Special Guests WithWithS Specialil GGuestst cated at 100-260 Superior Ave. in Sel- Sponsored kirk. 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For more information visit www.stonewallquarrydays.ca • Only 15 minutes North of Winnipeg • Off Hwy #7 or Hwy #236 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 21 Wild west town a ‘labour of love’ for Garson couple By Teresa Carey, The Clipper Weekly A Garson couple only need to mosey across their yard if they have a han- kering for a wild west weekend. “IT’S STUFF LIKE THIS About fi ve years ago, Dirk and Fiona Slikker got hitched. Like many cou- THAT ATTRACTS PEOPLE ples, they decided to mark their spe- cial day with a country-themed wed- TO LITTLE TOWNS.” ding. “When most people have a coun- try wedding, they throw some bales around and (put out) a couple of wag- faces of the 180 guests who attend- on wheels,” Dirk said. “I wanted to ed the wedding is what sticks in the make it special for her.” mind of the couple. To that end, the sheet metal worker “It was amazing and certainly inter- set to work on his homestead prop- esting,” she said of her wedding day, erty. When all was done, a full-sized “and kind of a crazy thing to do. (Our replica town, right out of the wild west guests) were all so thrilled.” stood proudly in his yard. Since their wedding, the Slikkers The Slikkers’ town includes a saloon, have had other couples use their complete with a bar and chairs and property as a photo backdrop. They an old piano. The blacksmith shop is are also not opposed to having oth- fi lled with tools and a forge, and the ers visit, possibly during the evenings country store, for the wedding, was or weekends, and are considering stocked to its brim with fresh candy – whether or not to turn it into an at- a $500 investment. traction for the area, pending the nec- Also on the property is a working essary permits and liability insurance. jail, a coal mine, a summer kitchen, There is also at least one movie com- and a couple of side-by-side outhous- pany looking to do some fi lming in es thrown in for fun. CLIPPER PHOTO BY MARK T. BUSS the near future. “I brought in a couple small build- Dirk and Fiona Slikker are pictured in front of the general store, saloon “It’s stuff like this that attracts peo- ings, old chicken coops and stuff, to and blacksmith shop in Garson recently. ple to little towns,” Dirk said. “If it give it a little more of an effect,” Dirk turns into a hit, I’d like to add more to said. “Everything is suited with the blacksmith shop were sourced from atop the blacksmith shop. it to make it a better attraction.” antiques from that era.” a neighbour whose descendants were “It’s funny how things fell into “If we do open it up, people could Dirk had been collecting antiques the original homesteaders. place,” Dirk said. “It’s almost like it donate a can (for the local food bank since purchasing his property but, “That was local, which I found was was meant to be. It’s hard to explain.” or pet shelter). It would be nice if we with all the new buildings to fi ll, he really cool. I could just imagine that As for what the bride thought about could help the community,” he added. would fi nd himself frequenting local man fi xing stuff,” Dirk said. “(Back all this... For anyone interested in learning auctions in search of more. What he then) you couldn’t go to the store (to “It was a wonderful (wedding) gift,” more about this attraction, contact couldn’t buy or salvage, he made him- get needed items).” Fiona said, “(and) overwhelming in the Slikkers via email at fmcintyre0@ self – like the coal carts for the mine Other neighbours with old buildings the sense that this was done for our gmail.com. and the bars for the jail house. and grainaries allowed him to salvage own wedding.” Garson is located roughly 22 kilome- “It was kind of tough fi nding certain the wood. With it, Dirk built the build- However, seeing the looks on the tres east of Selkirk. items to fi ll out some of the buildings,” ing fronts and he added. “The wagons I had to hunt wood fl oors. 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Submitted by the Canadian Ball Hockey “We were thrilled with the quality the MBHA, added. the Western Hockey League’s Bran- Association of all the bids we received and con- “During the bid process we kept don Wheat Kings) as the main event The Canadian Ball Hockey Associa- sidered,” said CBHA President Steve our eye on three targets. Hosting the venue. tion announced Monday that Bran- Power. “The Brandon bid demon- event in a world-class facility, taking It will include approximately 700 don will host the 2021 International strated to us a great venue plan, solid care of Team Canada and giving them athletes, coaches and offi cials from Street and Ball Hockey Federation business plan with committed sup- the best chance at success, and en- approximately 26 or more national World Ball Hockey Championship. port from various partners, and some suring the growth of the sport of ball teams from various ISBHF member Brandon was selected from among unique concepts to allow for Team hockey in the province of Manitoba federations in both men’s and wom- four offi cial bids under consideration, Canada to have the best chance for and throughout Canada. en’s divisions. with the other bids being from Cal- success at the World Championship. “In winning the bid, we will be stick- It is estimated the championship gary, Laval, and St. John’s. “All bids were impressive, but we ing with these objectives. We are look- will have an economic impact of $1.5 The site selection process began in know we chose a great partnership ing forward to hosting the world’s to $2 million to the Brandon area and May and had over 20 communities with Brandon and the MBHA.” best in the game.” the Province of Manitoba. and groups from across Canada ex- Jeffrey Dzikowicz, chair of the host The 2021 World Championship will pressing an interest to host. committee and technical director with have the Keystone Centre (home of 24 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 Red Hot Pink Flamingos top Tri-S Staff The Tri-S Strikers’ undefeated streak came to a crushing halt against the Red Hot Pink Flamingos in Winnipeg Women’s Soccer League 3rd Division Manitoba male action last week. The fi rst-place Red Hot Pink Flamin- soccer begins gos showed off their offensive prow- ess with a 7-1 road win over Tri-S on Aug. 6. WCSG with Thalia Rattai scored for the Strikers in the losing cause. pair of wins With the win, the Red Hot Pink Fla- mingos improved their record to 10-1 Staff this season and they now have 30 Manitoba was 2-0 after the fi rst points, which is 11 points ahead of the three days of competition in second place California Raisins (6-2- male soccer at the Western Can- 1). ada Summer Games in Swift The division leaders have now Current, Sask. scored a league-high 51 goals while Team Manitoba, whose roster allowing a league-low fi ve. includes West St. Paul’s Leon- Tri-S, meanwhile, is in third place ardo Takahashi and Lachlan with a 5-3-2 record and 17 points, one Lindsay, formerly of Stonewall, point ahead of the Chicas (5-4-1). started action Friday with a 3-1 The Strikers will play Heat FC this win over Saskatchewan. Sunday at the Ralph Cantafi o Soccer Manitoba then made it two Complex. Game time is 6 p.m. RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL wins in a row with a convincing Tri-S will then host Carwin United The Tri-S Strikers’ Megan Sorokopud-Jones moves the ball upfi eld 5-1 victory over the Northwest next Tuesday (7:15 p.m.) at the Selkirk against the Red Hot Pink Flamingos during Winnipeg Women’s Soccer Territories. Recreation Complex. League 3rd Division action on Aug. 6. Team Manitoba was scheduled to play Yukon Territory on Mon- day and then Alberta Tuesday but no scores were available at press time. Selkirk FC vaults into third place As of Monday afternoon, Al- Staff berta led the fi ve-team round- It’s amazing what a couple of wins robin with a 3-0 record. can do for a soccer club. Selkirk FC, a perfect 2-0 this month and winners of three straight, sud- Manitoba winning denly fi nd themselves in third place in the Manitoba Major Soccer League’s in women’s 2nd Division. “We are on a three-game winning basketball streak right now, which is very dif- Staff fi cult in a tight division where two Team Manitoba had a 2-1 record points separate third place and eighth in female basketball heading into place,” said Selkirk FC’s Sean Leggett their fi nal round-robin game in an email. Monday against Alberta at the Selkirk FC won their third game in Western Canada Summer Games a row with a solid 2-0 shutout over in Swift Current, Sask. United Nova FC on Aug. 6 at the Rec- Manitoba, whose roster in- reation Complex. cludes Selkirk’s Annika Good- Tanner Markevich and Yaya Rama- brandson and East St. Paul’s Em- dan scored for the winners. ily Anderson, began tournament On Aug. 1, Selkirk FC defeated Luso play with a dominating 84-25 win Canadian F.C. 4-1 as Aaiden McWil- over Yukon Territory last Saturday liams scored twice and Ramadan and morning. Markevich added singles. Team Manitoba then lost 65-47 Selkirk FC hosted United Weston to fi rst-place Saskatchewan (3-0) FC this past Tuesday but no score was on Sunday before beating North- available at press time. west Territories 79-40 on Monday The local club will play AC Fiorenti- morning. na next Tuesday at Buhler Recreation RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL The bronze-medal and gold- Park and then will host Galacticos FC Selkirk FC’s Chris Szukiewicz races past a United Nova FC player during medal games were slated for on Aug. 27. Manitoba Major Soccer League 2nd Division action Aug. 6 at the Tuesday. Both games will begin at 6:45 p.m. Recreation Complex. Selkirk FC won the game 2-0. The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 25 2020 Jeep “GET APPROVED 2019 Ram All-New 1500 Gladiator Rebel Truck Quad Cab Overland Truck TODAY” AT 5.7 HEMI with fuel saver, 8 spd. Auto, performance hood, Crew Cab SELKIRKCHRYSLER.COM ruby red interior. Trailer tow Pkg. with class 4 hitch, 3.6L Pentastar MSRP $65,700, Save $10,500 WT V6, 8 spd.auto, leather and much more. Sale price $55,200 $64,090. Stock # 20GL4228 Call Today: 204-482-4151 *Prices and payments plus tax* Stock # 19R9364 Collings places third at Senior Men’s Golf Championship Staff of 93, 92, and 93 for a 278. St. Boniface Golf Course’s Mike Walker, North and Collings will rep- Walker fi nished with a nine-over 219 resent Manitoba at the Canadian Se- to win his third Senior Men’s Cham- nior Men’s Championship in Scarbor- pionship title in four years. ough, Ont., later this month. Defending-champion Bruce North, On the women’s side, Rhonda Orr though, gave Walker a battle. He fi red is the Manitoba Senior Women’s golf two birdies and an eagle over the fi nal champion for the sixth time in seven four holes of the tournament but he years. fell two strokes back at 221. She fi nished at 13-over 232 which Walker was consistent all week, was 18 strokes ahead of second-place carding rounds of 75, 72 and 72. Tammy Gibson. Matlock’s Garth Collings placed Orr fi red rounds of 77, 78, and 77 third with rounds of 75, 75, and 73 for while Gibson carded rounds of 82, 83, a 223 total. and 85. St. Andrews’ Tom Humniski fi nished Rounding out the top fi ve were Win- ninth (74-76-82-232) while East St. nipeg’s Diane Eyford (84-83-88-255), Paul’s Doug Roberts was tied for 36th St. Malo’s Michelle Gisiger (88-82-90- (84-81-83-248). 260), and La Salle’s Janice Young (89- Other local players included Sel- 85-88-262). RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED kirk’s Phil Sampano, who fi nished Orr, Gibson and Eyford will rep- Matlock’s Garth Collings, far right, fi nished third at the Manitoba Senior 53rd after carding rounds of 82, 91, resent Manitoba at the Canadian Men’s Golf Championship last week. Collings, Mike Walker, and Bruce and 89 for a 262 total. Grand Marais’ Women’s Senior Championship in North will represent Manitoba at the senior nationals tournament later Rob Truthwaits was 59th after rounds Osoyoos, B.C. from Aug. 18-20. this month. Roy wins Rural Men’s Clarkson named to Golf Championship Team Canada ringette Staff Staff goon’s Wade Wetelainen (79-73-152), lowing a selection camp that was Kleefeld’s Jamie Roy won this year’s Boissevain’s Steven Martens (78-76- Ringette Canada announced its held in Edmonton from July 25-28. Rural Men’s Golf Championship with 154), Carberry’s Joel Baron (80-75-155), senior national team roster that “We have an incredible group of a three-stroke victory over Brandon’s Virden’s Eric Reid (78-77-155), and will compete at the 2019 World athletes that are game changers, Ryan Hargeaves in Neepawa on Sun- Brandon’s Eric Natchtigall (76-79-155). Ringette Championships taking who complement each other on day. Petersfi eld’s Easton Donohoe fi nished place in Burnaby, B.C. from Nov. 25 and off the ice and who individual- Roy fi red rounds of 75 and 73 to fi nish in a tie for 11th with Dauphin’s Dalen to Dec 1. ly have the passion and desire to be at 4-over 148. Hargreaves, meanwhile, Schulz as both players were 16-over St. Andrews’ goaltender Amy better at every opportunity,” said shot a 78 and a 73. 160. Clarkson was one of the 22 athletes Barb Bautista, Ringette Canada’s Rounding out the top fi ve were Wabi- Donohoe carded rounds of 79 and 81. that were named to the team fol- senior national team head coach. Senior ‘AA’ Western Canadian Baseball Championship in Stonewall this weekend Staff it will be a four-team page playoff.” The fi rst- and second-place teams playoff action, the Blue Jays are tied at The 2019 Western Canadian Senior Stonewall will play Saskatoon on in pool play will play Saturday at 4:30 a win apiece with the St. Boniface Le- “AA” Baseball Championship is now Friday at 12:30 p.m. and then South- p.m. while the third- and fourth-place gionaires. down to four teams. west later that evening at 7 p.m. teams will go head-to-head at 7 p.m. Stonewall won Game 1 by a 11-8 B.C. made the curious decision to On Saturday, the Blue Jays will battle Sunday’s games will be played 10 score last Thursday and then St. Boni- drop out from the tournament last Edmonton at 12:30 p.m. a.m. and 1:30 p.m. face defeated the Blue Jays 9-7 on Friday. The remaining teams will be The other games Friday feature The Blue Jays’ team consists mainly Monday. the host Stonewall Blue Jays, Edmon- Southwest versus Edmonton at 10 of players from Stonewall, as well as Game 3 of the series was played this ton Blackhawks, Saskatoon Outlaws, a.m. and Saskatoon against Edmon- players from Lundar and Teulon. past Tuesday and then Game 4 will be and the Southwest All Stars. ton at 4:30 p.m. A few players from across the prov- played Wednesday at Fines Field in “It’s going to be like a curling-type Saturday’s other round-robin game ince have also been picked up by Stonewall. draw,” said the Blue Jays’ Adam Kirk. includes Southwest versus Saskatoon Stonewall for westerns. First pitch is 7 p.m. “So everybody plays everybody then at 10 a.m. In Winnipeg Senior Baseball League 26 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN

Blue Jays battle hard at U21 westerns Giants win pletely different baseball team if we 8-0 by the Saskatoon Hoppers. The By Brian Bowman could have closed out even half of the Blue Jays then wrapped up round- The Interlake Blue Jays fi nished with games. robin play Sunday with a 9-8 loss to an 0-4 record at the Western Canadi- “I said to James, my assistant coach, the Innisfail Merchants. silver at an U21 “AAA” Baseball Championship we lost probably 10 one-run games Saskatoon went on to win the west- last weekend in Saskatoon. this year and we were winning in six ern title after a 12-2 win over Elmwood But two of those losses came by just of them.” in the gold-medal game on Sunday. Western a single run. The Blue Jays began action last Fri- Despite coming home winless in “In both games, from what I know, day with a tough 5-4 loss to the St. Al- four games, it was a great experience we were winning,” said Blue Jays’ bert Cardinals. for the players and coaches. head coach Adam Kirk, who could Interlake then faced off against its “Any time you can go to a West- Canadian not make the trip to westerns. “It’s Manitoba Junior Baseball League ri- ern Canadian tournament, the level been our problem all year, closing out val Elmwood Giants, losing 16-3. of competition defi nitely increases,” games. We could have been a com- On Saturday, Interlake was shut out Kirk said. U21 Baseball Championship

MJHL releases preseason schedule Staff The Elmwood Giants earned Staff before hosting the Pistons Sept. 7. League. a silver medal at the Western The Manitoba Junior Hockey League The Steelers will welcome Winnipeg The Winkler Flyers will also have a Canadian U21 “AAA” Baseball released their 2019 preseason sched- to the Rec Complex on Sept. 12 and home-and-home set against the Thief Championship in Saskatoon on ule last week. then will visit the Blues two nights River Falls Norskies of the Superior Sunday. The schedule consists of 37 games later. International Junior Hockey League. Elmwood was defeated 12-2 by spanning from Sept. 2-15. Selkirk will conclude its preseason The MJHL regular season opening the Saskatoon Hoppers in the The Selkirk Steelers will play in sev- schedule Sept. 15 when it hosts Win- weekend is slated for Sept. 20-22, fea- gold-medal game. en of those games. Selkirk will begin nipeg. turing 10 games and 10 teams in ac- Elmwood started action Friday preseason action Sept. 2 when they This year’s preseason will also see tion (with the exception of the OCN afternoon with their Manitoba visit the Steinbach Pistons and then nine inter-league exhibition games Blizzard who will get started Sept. 26). Junior Baseball League arch-rival the Steelers will play at the Winnipeg with several MJHL clubs facing off The defending-champion Portage Interlake Blue Jays, winning 16-3. Blues Sept. 5. with the Flin Flon Bombers, Melville Terriers will open their campaign The Giants had a busy day Sat- Selkirk will continue on the road Millionaires, and Yorkton Terriers Sept. 20 at Stride Place as they face urday with games against the In- with a game against Steinbach Sept. 6 of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey the Blues. nisfail Merchants and Saskatoon Hoppers. Elmwood defeated In- nisfail 13-3 but was blanked 10-0 by Saskatoon. Selkirk Fishermen announce dates for rookie camp Elmwood wrapped up round- robin play with a 3-2 win over the Staff between 2000 and 2003 that were not Cost of the rookie camp is $60. St. Albert Cardinals on Sunday. The Selkirk Fishermen of the Capi- signed to junior cards in 2018-19. Players are asked to register online The Giants’ roster included East tal Region Junior Hockey League have Players born in 1999 that wish to at selkirkfi shermenjrb.ca or on Sept. 3 Selkirk’s Brett Boudreau and Kev- announced the dates for their rookie attend the camp or were on a Ju- at 6 p.m. (come early for the registra- in Burnett and St. Andrews’ Owen camp. nior “A/B” or Manitoba Major Junior tion). Nychyk. The camp will begin Sept. 3 from 7 Hockey League card last season are Some rookie camp participants will St. Andrews’ Dave Nychyk is a p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and then will go again asked to call Chris Poponick by phone be asked to play in a rookie/veterans member of Elmwood’s coaching Sept. 5 from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at at 204-770-3540 or via email at chris. game Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m. staff. the Selkirk Recreation Complex. [email protected] prior to attend- The camp is open to players born ing the camp on Sept. 3. elkirkThe ecord What’s story? S Call 204-785-1618 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 27 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618

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ANDREWS Dunnottar, Manitoba, as described in Certifi cate of Title No. 2158454/1 3407 lve. message or areas and large bal- CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE will be sold at auction by a licensed Auctioneer on Wednesday, the cell at 204-861-2031. conies; utilities are 4th day of September, 2019 at 1:30 P.M. at the mortgage property 20 –––––––––––––––––– included, parking is OFFICER Bubbling Well Road, Village of Dunnottar, Manitoba. Buyer for all farmyard extra. Tollak 2 is a 55 scrap, any autos, ap- plus bldg., river view The Council of the Rural Municipality of St. Andrews is seeking a person To the best of the vendor’s knowledge, there is situated on the mortgage pliances. NO ITEM apts. with central air, for the position of Chief Administrative Offi cer. The Rural Municipality of property a 384 sq. ft. 2 storey, single family cottage style home on a TOO LARGE! Best F/S, DW & microwave; St. Andrews is located in the capital region of Manitoba. St. Andrews has 75’ frontage lot. Cottage has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, stone fi replace, shed prices paid, cash in large storage area a signifi cant historical presence, geographic diversity, and offers many in rear of home; property is in deteriorating condition and in need of hand. Phone Alf at off the kitchen and a recreation opportunities. Our population is 12,000. substantial structural repair. Home has its own well and septic system. 204-461-1649. balcony; utilities and Property is vacant and is being sold “as is”. parking extra. Call the Ideally, you will possess technical skills and experience in municipal ACCOMMODATIONS onsite offi ce 204-482- administration, fi nancial management and human resource management. Property taxes are paid in full to December 31, 2019. The property is WANTED 2751 for AVAILABIL- Strong communication, analytical and leadership skills are just some of sold subject to taxes and penalties accruing after that date. Wanting to rent 4-6 ITY. the requirements of the position. Candidates who have post-secondary TERMS: Deposit of $8,000.00 in cash, certifi ed cheque or bank draft months in Selkirk. Go- –––––––––––––––––– education in a relevant discipline bring an educational advantage to the payable to MLT Aikins LLP and the balance according to conditions to ing on winter vaca- 1 bedroom apt. in position. The right candidate can expect a comprehensive salary and be announced at the sale. tion? Need someone Selkirk, available benefi ts package. Further information about this position is available at to house sit, condo Sept 1st. $1,050/mo. www.rmofstandrews.com. Sale is subject to Reserve Bid which will be announced at the auction. If the highest bid does not meet the Reserve Bid then there is no sale. sit, or look after your includes all utilities, Individuals interested in this position should send their resume and cov- apartment. Retired washer & dryer, A/C, er letter by email to Ernie Epp, Interim Chief Administrative Offi cer, to Further information may be obtained from: couple – clean living, parking and wheel- [email protected]. Applications will be reviewed as early as August non- smoking. Expe- chair access. No pets/ MLT AIKINS LLP 29, 2019, however the posting will remain open until a suitable candidate rienced summer and no smoking. Near Barristers & Solicitors is located. winter resident own- Rexall. Ph. 1-204-785- 30th Floor, 360 Main Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 4G1 ers. Wanting to expe- 0105. We thank all those who apply and advise that only those selected for Attn: Jacqueline Ingrilli (204) 957-4779 rience Selkirk, pos- COMMERICIAL further consideration will be contacted. [email protected] sibility of relocating SPACE FOR RENT to Selkirk in the near Selkirk offi ce/retail, future. Pls. call 1-204- LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION 345-8321. 750 sq. ft. near Rexall R.M. OF ST. ANDREWS on Main. Includes utili- PUBLIC NOTICE ties, and A/C. Sept. 1st STEPHEN DARE REQUEST FOR QUOTATION possession. $1040/ operating as DARE GARDEN RESTAURANT mo. Ph. 1-204-785- RFQ 2019-06 Call 785-1618 at 36042 PTH 12 0105. GRAND MARAIS, MANITOBA AGGREGATE FOR WINTER SAND has applied for DINING ROOM/LOUNGE The R.M. of St. Andrews requires quotations for The Petersfi eld LIQUOR SERVICE LICENCE to serve liquor from: the supply and delivery of winter sand. Curling Club MONDAY TO SUNDAY, • 1900 tonnes of aggregate for winter sand to M.I. Highway Specifi cation 950(1) is accepting quotations for the 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. TO 2:00 A.M REMEMBRANCE DAY • Supply & Delivery Options: 2019-2020 Curling Season for the Citizen and community input is an important part of the Supply & Deliver - To Taylor Road Pit (Road 91 N) by September 13, 2019. following 3 positions: application process. Supply Only - RM to mix sand at supplier’s pit starting September 9, 2019 BARTENDER Please contact the Liquor and Gaming and Cannabis Authority of and transport offsite thereafter (please state pit location in quotation if Manitoba at 204-927-5300, if you have questions about this application, quoting on this option). CANTEEN OPERATOR Please contact your municipality if you have questions about zoning Closing date for accepting quotations is August 30, 2019 at 4:00 pm. CLEANER by-laws and requirements. Further information or clarifi cation can be obtained from the contact below. If you want to make a formal objection to this application, please send Submit quotations to the attention of the contact below by email, or deliver Submit quotations us your objection in writing by 4:30 p.m. in an envelope to the attention of: 14 DAYS FOLLOWING THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT labeled “RFQ 2019-06 Winter Sand Quotation” to: ROBIN JACKSON, President You can email, mail or fax your objection. Contact: Ron Hahlweg, C.E.T. PO Box 455 Please include your contact information. Manager of Public Works Petersfi eld, MB R0C 2L0 Email: [email protected] Box 130, 500 Railway Ave. Mail: LGCA Objections Clandeboye, Manitoba R0C 0P0 1055 Milt Stegall Drive Or by email to: Winnipeg, MB R3G 0Z6 204-738-2076 info@petersfi eldcurlingclub.com Fax: 204-927-5385 [email protected] Inquiries and/or request for more • We respond to all formal objections and will work to resolve All quotes should be stated in Canadian funds and include the total price, information can also be emailed. objections before issuing a licence. including all applicable taxes. Please state what supply and delivery option • A copy of the objection, including the name of the person who is being quoted. Deadline for submissions is submits the objection, will be provided to the licence applicant. • Each person who submits an objection will be advised in writing The R.M. of St. Andrews reserves the right to reject any or all quotations. Low- August 25/19 of the outcome to the licence application. est quotation shall not be considered a guarantee of acceptance or purchase. 28 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 Classifi eds Announcements

HELP WANTED DAYCARE MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS UPCOMING EVENTS FARM PRODUCE ANNOUNCEMENT Seeking Personal Private home daycare 2 burial plots at St. Batteries for every- Grand Marais Rec Farm fresh eggs, free CARD OF THANKS Caregiver in East Sel- with 10 years experi- Clement’s Churchyard thing. Automotive, Centre Events. Sat., range, $3.00/ dozen, kirk area. Looking ence, has 1 full time for sale, $900 each. farm, construction, Aug. 18, 8 p.m. – Ka- bring your own carton, The Dale Streich family would like to thank all for thoughtful, com- spot available for child Plus 3-wheel bike and ATV, marine, motorcy- raoke; Sat., Aug 31, only $2.75/doz. Lock- of Gwen’s “Peeps” for the loving words and passionate caregiver aged 1 year & older. 3 wheel electric scoot- cle, golf carts, phones, 8 p.m. – Farewell to port area. Ph. 204- wonderful memories about Gwen, as shared tools, radios, com- (respite worker) for Please call Krista 204- er. 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Do you best costume, cash HOLT, late of the City Anne Lee, Neepawa AUCTION ED HALLAMA gain reduced price at of Selkirk, in the Prov- will include days, eve- have an event that you HEALTH bar. Tickets for these Estate of D. Le Blanc, Sat Aug 24th 10AM $210,000. Smalley Re- ince of Manitoba, De- nings, weekends and would like to promote? Are you suffering from events available at Portage & Consignors overnights. Experi- alty, ph. 204-339-1665. Do you have all of the Juan More Thing, The ceased. Grande Point, MB joint or arthritic pain? If 1979 Lincoln MarkV, 2493 Hallama Dr. 5 Min South ence preferred howev- staff that you need? 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Dwayne its surrounding communities would be an asset Please forward your resumé along with Strong candidates must have: will take care of customers Please forward your resumé along with three writing and photography samples to: • Solid communication skills coming into the Brandon loca- three writing and photography samples to: tion as well as visiting custom- Lindsey Enns • Problem solving abilities ers on the road in all areas of Lindsey Enns Editor, The Selkirk Record Manitoba - west of Portage La Editor, The Selkirk Record • Strong interactive skills Prairie. Dwayne looks forward Email: [email protected] to reconnecting with previous Email: [email protected] Deadline to apply is Friday, August 9. customers and building new Deadline to apply is Friday, August 9. Compensation based on experience. relationships. Full time position includes benefi t package. 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ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT OBITUARY BIRTHDAY IN MEMORIAM Martha (Marty) Jean Chuchmuch (nee Bergen) With sadness, we announce the passing of Marty, aged 73, on August 8, 2019 at Selkirk Regional Health Centre after a short but courageous battle with thyroid cancer. Marty is predeceased by her parents Peter and Katherina (Tina) Bergen of Morden, MB. Marty will be sadly missed by her loving husband of 28 years, Stan; her daughter Kimberley Zacharias and son Ken Zacharias and wife Jacquelyn; her grandchildren Chelsey, Logan, Shantay and Landan; her sister Esther Zacharias and brother Alvin Bergen. Marty will be greatly missed by her extended family, Yuma family, special neighbours Peter and Twyla and friends. When Marty was not tending her garden and fl owers she was cooking and planning dinner parties, helping to organize special events, sewing a project for a friend or herself and pickling. Marty enjoyed making perogies with her friends and family. She loved passing along her many crafts and secrets as she taught her artistry. For the past 10 years Marty and Stan spent their winters in Yuma, AZ with friends that soon too became family. Cremation has taken place and a celebration of her life will take place on August 17, 2019 at 3:00 p.m. at their home at 223 Limousin Avenue, St. Clements. Please RSVP to [email protected] if you plan to attend. Hailey Witko In lieu of fl owers Marty would appreciate a donation to the Firefi ghters Burn Fund Manitoba http:// www.burnfundmb.ca/donations/. Interlake-Eastern Health Foundation (Palliative care Selkirk) https:// Happy Sweet 16th Birthday Jeremy Wright www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/31559. On August 18th August 12, 1976 – August 13, 2009 Condolences may be left on her tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Have a great time. A loved one gone, -Lots of love, Changing many lives. Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. from all of your family Someday it won’t hurt so much, www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Feel so deep. ANNOUNCEMENT We process loss, IN MEMORIAM Draw new strength. OBITUARY Missing you now and forever, Shirley Lalchun In Loving Memory of Never to be forgotten. Surrounded by her family, Shirley Lalchun at the age of 87 years, our Mom and Nanny Until we meet again. passed peacefully on August 6, 2019 at Tudor House Personal Joan Hourie -Karen and Eric, Victoria and Moo, Care Home. August 10, 2007 Beck and Amybum, Adrian and Melo, Mom went to join her loving husband “Billy” who has been waiting When someone you love becomes a memory, and Tamara and MooJoo The memory becomes a treasure. for her since April 3, 2015. -Love your children; ANNOUNCEMENT She will be sadly missed by her children Leslie, Gary (Audrey), Darlene, Brad, Sheila, Susan, Donna (Philip) and Sandy (Bernie). Her memory will also be IN MEMORIAM grandchildren and great-grandchildren cherished by her fi ve grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and sisters Bernice and Yvonne (Bruce). We thank you Mom for your love and perseverance that guided you through your life and for the legacy you have left for us. a break The family wishes to express their sincere gratitude to all the take > GAMES staff who lovingly cared for Mom. A Celebration of Life will be held at Gilbart Funeral Chapel at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 24, 2019. Cremation has taken place and private interment to follow. Donations in Shirley’s memory can be made to Tudor House Personal Care Home in Selkirk, MB. Condolences may be left on her tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. www.gilbartfuneralhome.com

OBITUARY Garth Randell Gislason On, Sunday, April 29, 2019 at his residence, Garth Gislason, aged 57 years of Selkirk, MB, passed away. Predeceased by his mother Myrna. Survived by father John (Marjorie); numerous cousins in BC, AB and MB. Rudy Holigrocki A graveside service will be held on Friday, August 23, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. in the St. Clement’s February 2, 1956 – August 16, 2018 Cemetery. Not a day goes by without you in our Condolences may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com thoughts. Remembering the many good times and for- Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. ever in our hearts. www.gilbartfuneralhome.com -Love, your wife Bev; sons Raymond and Rob and your grandchildren OBITUARY

Mark Kendal Nixon Don’t Forget Your Loved Ones Suddenly, on Monday August 12, 2019, Mark Nixon, aged 57 years of Winnipeg passed away. Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, August 21st, 2019 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Stanislaus Roman Sudoku Answer WITH AN Catholic Church in East Selkirk, Manitoba Crossword Answer ANNOUNCEMENT Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. IN THE www.gilbartfuneralhome.com CallCall 7785-161885 1618 or Call Today! 204-785-1618 email [email protected] 30 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 15, 2019 Announcements 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]

OBITUARY OBITUARY Clifford Russel Hnatiuk John Bryon Johnson (Jay) Peacefully and with family by his side, Cliff passed away on July 4, 1956 – August 11, 2019 August 11, 2019 at the Health Science Centre after an almost It is with great sadness and broken hearts that we announce the untimely passing of our father, three-year battle with Mesothelioma. brother, uncle and all of his friends, at his home after a long battle with illness. Cliff was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba on September 27, 1946 Jay was predeceased by his father Helgi and his mother Shirley. He is survived by his wife Brenda and lived his entire life in the Ashfi eld area. He is survived by: Johnson; his daughters Kyra (Ward) Kapach, Samantha Johnson and his son Loki Johnson; his his wife Alyce; daughters Tara Hnatiuk (Brad Taplin) and Stacy sisters Pat Cordner and Jacquie (George) Turner; his nephews Brendan Cordner, Troy (Krista) Turner (Corey) Stewart; stepchildren Hans (Michely) Berger, Kurt (Sara) and Jay Thor (Jill) Turner. Berger and Stephanie (Kerry) O’Brien; grandchildren Emery, He was raised in Gimli and loved to swim. He spent a lot of time teaching his nephew Brendan to Macalan, Isabella, Alyssia, Tobias, Michael and Brielle; as well as, swim after he almost drowned. Jay had many friends that will miss him dearly. He had a zest for fi xing his brother Allan (Wendy) Hnatiuk and sister-in-law Honey Kowall anything with a motor and spend a lot of time fi xing up his numerous cars that he owned. He loved (Harry Reiss). He is also survived by his aunts Irene Banash and his dogs and snowmobiling. He spent a lot of time fi xing up bicycles, which was his hobby and joy, Olga Hnatiuk, his nieces, nephews and cousins. especially when he could fi nd an old style bike and bring it back to life. Jay could be seen all the time Cliff was predeceased by his parents Samuel and Doris Hnatiuk; motoring around the city on his gas driven bicycle which he created himself. brother Harold Hnatiuk; brother-in-law Bert Gillman and his fi rst In keeping with his wishes, Jay was cremated. A memorial service will be held at a later date. wife Diane Hnatiuk. Donations can be made to the Winnipeg Humane Society in his memory. Cliff began his trade as an electrician as a young man and worked for many electrical contractors Condolences may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com as an apprentice, journeyman and trade electrician. From 1987-1990 he worked as a Maintenance Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. Electrician in the Diesel Shop at CPR, then from 1990-2011 until his retirement he worked as an www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Electrician, Maintenance Supervisor and Acting Chief of Works at Stony Mountain Institution. Nothing was more important to Cliff than family and he loved being surrounded by his grandchildren. He enjoyed curling and was a Past President of the Selkirk Curling Club, he and Alyce enjoyed golfi ng, MEMORIAL SERVICE camping and fi shing especially up at Hecla Island. Cliff always looked forward to spending winters Darwin Ronald Kupchuk with a group of wonderful friends in Yuma, Arizona, and took the opportunity to explore other areas in December 1, 1949 - July 26, 2019 Arizona, California and northern Mexico. Darwin passed away peacefully after a lengthy illness. A prayer service will be held on Wednesday, August 14 at 7:00 p.m. at Gilbart Funeral Chapel, A private family funeral has taken place. Selkirk. Funeral Mass will be held on Thursday, August 15 at 2:00 p.m. at Holy Trinity Ukrainian All are welcome to join in a Memorial Service to celebrate Catholic Church with Father Peter Chorney offi ciating. Interment will follow at the church cemetery. Darwin’s life, and share memories on Wednesday, August 21, Pallbearers will be Hans Berger, Kurt Berger, Brad Taplin, Corey Stewart, Kerry O’Brien and Tobias 2019 at 6 p.m. at the Selkirk Legion, 403 Eveline Street Selkirk Berger. MB. Refreshments served. The family would like to thank Doctors Friesen and Wheeler, the nurses and unit assistants at HSC GD 5. So much caring, kindness and compassion was shown by these staff members to both Cliff and the family. We would also like to thank the wonderful staff at Selkirk CancerCare who guided Cliff through chemotherapy. In lieu of fl owers, a donation to CancerCare of Manitoba would be sincerely appreciated. Condolences may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com

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