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RECORD PHOTO BY MAGGIE WYSOCKI Joyce Zalusky of Selkirk shops for fresh veggies at Jonathan’s Farm booth on the opening day of the Selkirk Waterfront Farmers Market last Wednesday afternoon. The market and D.O.G. Days of Summer run every Wednesday this month from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Selkirk Waterfront. For a story and more photos, see Page 7. news > sports > opinion > community > people > entertainment > events > classifi eds > careers > everything you need to know

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By Lindsey Enns Members of Selkirk’s Bear Clan Pa- trol are calling on community mem- bers to join their group in hopes of making their city a safer place. The local bear clan chapter hit the streets for it’s fi rst community walk last Wednesday evening in hopes of raising awareness and attracting more volunteers. “It’s more to show that we are here and we’re trying to get things started and as we’re walking around people will notice us,” said Jacqueline Bercier, a member of the Ikwe Oodena wom- en’s council, which helped bring the Bear Clan to Selkirk. RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS “We’re still working on this. We’re Selkirk Bear Clan Patrol members hosted their fi rst community walk trying to build up that hype,” added last Wednesday evening. Organizers said the walk was all about raising women’s council chair Wendy Pichor- awareness and attracting more volunteers. Chartrand. “We do have volunteers that have already signed up ... but we need more if we want this to “WE’RE STILL WORKING succeed. ON THIS. WE’RE TRYING TO a volunteer neighbourhood watch “A lot of people group that patrols some of the city’s have made com- BUILD UP THAT HYPE.” most dangerous areas. ments about how Along with having a visible presence they want our in the community, they also hope to community to be front for last week’s community walk. raise awareness as well as unite vari- safer and better Among the large crowd was 18-year- ous available resources in Selkirk and but we need them old Zack Stacey and 13-year-old Ga- area. to show us that briel Laplante who both agreed a Bear The women’s council said they are support as well.” Clan is needed in Selkirk. currently looking for walkie talkie do- So far 15 vol- “I think it’s a good idea,” Stacey said. nations and more safety vests. unteers have “I think it will help the community ... Those interested in more informa- signed up to join and the violence will go down.” tion can visit their Facebook page by From the Selkirk Bear Laplante agreed with Stacey. searching “Selkirk Chapter of Bear Clan Chapter “There shouldn’t be this much vio- Clan Patrol Inc.” or contact the wom- SALE and more than 40 lence in a town like this.” en’s council via email at Ikweoode- community mem- Women’s council members say Sel- [email protected]. bers gathered at kirk’s patrol program will be similar Bercier said signing up to volunteer the Selkirk Water- to the Winnipeg Bear Clan Patrol, doesn’t necessarily mean you have to From come out on their walks. Single Vision “Volunteering can be anything. Sunglasses NEW Handing out materials before we go $ HOURS! out, driving to see if the patrol is OK NOW OPEN ‘TIL 8 PM ... if you’ve got a strength that you can 229 ON THURSDAYS! Tues/Wed/Fri/Sat add to what we’re doing here we want Progressive 11am-4pm that strength.” 250 MANITOBA AVE Sunglasses ART GALLERY 204-482-4359 & GIFT SHOP For a list of upcoming $ Workshops, see: ZELCER 349 WEBPAGE: www.gwenfoxgallery.com ps FACEBOOK: Selkirk Community Arts Denture Clinic Studio Worksho Center & Gwen Fox Gallery Hartley Zelcer D.D., B.SC. SelkirkRecord_NEWHOURS_SparksSpace.indd 1 6/17/17 2:54:43 AM 30 Years • FRIENDLY Experience • EXPERIENCED • TRUSTED FREE CONSULTATION Dental Financing Available 90-2200 McPhillips 353 Main St., 103-19 Pine St. (Across(A from f Garden G d CitCCityit WINNIPEG 1570 Main St. SELKIRK, MB Shopping Centre) Selkirk,i MB Pine Falls, MB 204-367-2390 Between Jefferson & Inkster 315 Main St. 204-633-7482 204-482-3713 204-586-3725 204-482-4235 www.andersonvision.ca www.zelcerdentures.com The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 3 Habitat garage sale aims to reignite fundraising efforts

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By Lindsey Enns Dozens gathered under shady trees and sunny skies for a traditional pipe ceremony to help kick off this year’s Treaty 1 Commemoration event at Lower Fort Garry last week. Following the traditional ceremony, a large crowd gathered to watch as nine fl ags were raised as part of the Treaty 1 Legacy Flag Exhibit last Thursday af- ternoon. The installation, which can be seen from Highway 9 on the historic site’s grounds, features seven Treaty 1 First Nations fl ag including Peguis First Na- tion, Sagkeeng First Nation, Broken- RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS head Ojibway Nation, Roseau River Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Chief Jim Bear, pictured left, and Peguis First Nation Chief Glenn Hudson, Anishinabe First Nation, Long Plain pictured above right, prepare to raise their communities fl ags during the Treaty 1 Legacy Flag Installation First Nation, Sandy Bay Ojibway First ceremony at Lower Fort Garry last Thursday afternoon. Nation, and Swan Lake First Nation as well as the Canada fl ag and the Union ago during a ceremony last Thursday The fl ag installation’s unveiling was Summer Bear Dance Troupe. Jack. afternoon. followed by bannock and tea at the In- Treaty tours were also co-led by Parks Brokenhead Ojibway First Nation “I am proud to honour the making digenous Encampment at Lower Fort Canada and the Treaty Relations Com- Chief Jim Bear said although the fl ag of Treaty No. 1 and to acknowledge Garry as well as a performance by the mission of Manitoba. installation marks an important day, the historic and signifi cant connection he called on all levels of government the Treaty No. 1 First Nations have to to continue to address reconciliation Lower Fort Garry National Historic CLASSIC ROCK efforts. Site,” Carr said. “The nine fl ags will fl y Waterfront Concert Series 2017 evermore, reminding us all, as Treaty SHOWCASE “We’re not asking for handouts,” Bear A TRIBUE TO WaterfrontWaterfront ConcertConcert SeriesSeries 20172017 people, of this national historical event FEATURING said during his address to the crowd of JON BON JOVI around 100. “We’re just asking for fair- and of our commitment to build stron- Rock the Waterfront ger relationships with Indigenous Peo- CanadaCanada DDayay 115050 ness ... we’re just asking for reconcili- Saturday, August 12 | Waterfront Park ation.” ples, based on respect, cooperation and Saturday,Saturday, JulyJuly 1 Minister of Natural Resources and partnership.” 7 PMFeaturing:FFe at| tNOurur iinADMISSIONng:g: | FOOD VENDORS ON SITE Member of Parliament for Winnipeg Designated as a national historic South Centre Jim Carr and Loretta event in 1927, Treaty 1 was originally 2015 NOMINEE - INTERLAKE TOURISM EVENT OF THE YEAR made at Lower Fort Garry on Aug. 3, Ross, Commissioner of the Treaty Rela- FULL EVENT DETAILS AT GUESTS tions Commission of Manitoba, along 1871. WITH MYSELKIRK.CA with representatives from each of the Originally known as the “Stone Fort Treaty 1 First Nations raised the fl ags Treaty,” it was the fi rst of the Num- to help honour the making of Treaty No bered Treaties made between Indig- 1 at Lower Fort Garry nearly 150 years enous Peoples and the Crown in West- ern Canada.

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17082JM0 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 7 Selkirk Waterfront market attracts new vendors, visitors By Maggie Wysocki Whether it be fresh veggies, home- baked goods, organic honey or vintage homewares; you can fi nd it at the Sel- kirk Waterfront Market. “We’re already sold out of spots with 41 vendors. It’s so great to see, I hope it carries on,” said organizer Joy Sul during opening day of the market last Wednesday. Filling up some of the 41 spots are a few returning favourites, like fresh vegetables from Jonathan’s Farm and the “spring roll lady” who rolls-up unique combinations like pizza and mashed potato. But most of the Waterfront Market vendors this year are new and Sul says she thinks they make great additions. “I’m really liking the variety ... there’s lots of new faces,” she said. For example, Suman Sharma’s co- RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS lourful and exotic booth, AI Bollywood ABOVE LEFT: Suman Sharma sells handmade children’s clothing from India at the Selkirk Waterfront Farmers Stylez and Fashionz. She sells hand- Market last Wednesday. ABOVE RIGHT: Young magician Todd Degroot performs a magic trick down at the made kids clothing that’s shipped here Selkirk Waterfront during the market last Wednesday. from India and she says there’s no oth- styles at the Skinner’s Locks Market which is sold in its original hexagonal- dogs from Manitoba Mutts. er vendor like it. on Sundays. shaped cells and always sells out fast. And if music is what you prefer, you “I was here last year as a shopper Another newbie is Libau business, If shopping’s not your thing, you can can listen to the sweet sounds of Orvis and I noticed there was nothing here Faith Apairies, who sells organic hon- visit young magician, Todd Degroot Thomas who will be stringing his gui- for kids so I thought I’d try it out. Ev- ey in three different sized jars or by the who impressed shoppers at the last tar during the rest of the markets. erything I sell is affordable and cute,” kilogram. market with his card tricks and engag- The Selkirk Waterfront Market is Sharma said. “We were here one-week last sum- ing personality. held in conjunction with the City of Though business was slow during mer and business was great so we’ll If you’re an animal lover, you Selkirk’s D.O.G. Days of Summer and last Wednesday’s market, she said the be here every week,” said bee-keeper, can count on a slobbery kiss from runs every Wednesday in August from smiling and friendly faces made up for Brad Hogg. 11-month-old Sunova D.O.G. Lily who 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. it. Residents can also shop Sharma’s Look out for Hogg’s comb honey, will be alternating market visits with $3.7M in road, wastewater funds fl ow into Selkirk and St. Clements By Maggie Wysocki ment is a responsibility that we’ve street construction on McLean Ave- and we would defi nitely be able to Selkirk MLA Alan Lagimodiere vis- taken on to mitigate the artifi cial eu- nue, Pacifi c Avenue and Sophia Street handle more residents ... this plant ited both the East Selkirk Water Plant trophication of Lake Winnipeg.” and wastewater system upgrades to will be state of the art and we’re so and the Selkirk Water Treatment The grant will fund two projects the Selkirk Water Treatment Plant. proud of it,” Johannson added. Plant last Tuesday to announce the within the RM of St. Clements and “We’re pleased to partner up and The investments in the Selkirk con- province’s investment in four projects two projects in the City of Selkirk. have the PC Government contribute stituency are part of a new fi ve-year within the Selkirk constituency. St. Clements residents can expect to us. Infrastructure was one of the top capital funding plan from the Mani- Joined by St. Clements Mayor Deb- to see road construction on Donald items on our agenda and we’ve made toba Water Services Board that will bie Fiebelkorn and Selkirk Mayor Road, Ferry Road and McKay Road sure that we’ve set out to do what we invest a total of $33,650,000 in water Larry Johannson, Lagimodiere an- and an upgrade to the East Selkirk wanted to,” Johannson said. and wastewater infrastructure across nouced a $3.7-million investment in Water Plant. The wastewater upgrades will also Manitoba. street and water treatment improve- “We currently service roughly 275 allow Selkirk to service more resi- ment projects. households but we can service up to dents, which Johannson says could be “Our communities depend on in- 1,000, which the upgrade will allow us a solution for St. Andrews residents frastructure projects to maintain safe to do,” said St. Clements CAO DJ Sig- who are opposed to connecting to the • and timely access to, from and within mundson. City of Winnipeg. their respective boundaries,” Lagimo- Selkirk residents can expect to see “We’ve met and our CAOs have met diere said, adding “Wastewater treat- RENTALS STUMP GRINDER ClandeboyeCla United Church Pickerel 217 Clandeboye Ave., Selkirk FISH FRY Proof Deadline Fridays at 4 p.m. Tickets: Friday, August 18 Adults: $15 Booking Deadline The right tools for the job. 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PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS When you need all hands on deck Lana Meier Brett Mitchell Hi anglers and fi shers. truck they were in off the gravel road, Early last week while driving under through a ditch and into the bush the Selkirk blue bridge along the Red knocking down small poplar trees ev- River road I saw an SUV parked by a ery which way. fi shing trail to the riverbank. Eventually Bert hit a tree he couldn’t I pulled up behind it and stepping drive over so he told the guys to get out sensed the musty smell and lap- out and start making a slash trail to EDITOR SALES Lindsey Enns Michelle Balharry ping wave sounds down on the river the lake. They did, hacking for two mud fl ats. There, an average sized guy, miles, listening over their shoulders thin, with a dark brown beard tended for Bert because Bert, without notice, his fi shing rod. Music played from a every so often, would come charging radio sitting on a fallen tree. My voice up to them causing them to scatter. echoed under the bridge as I asked Finally sweating and beat up the how the fi shing was. Our new friend, guys made it to the lake. Bert got out Dan Slattery, shook his head sideways of the truck pointing to a boat that had REPORTER saying, “my dad’s further down may- been lying there for a few years and SPORTS EDITOR Maggie Wysocki Brian Bowman be he caught something.” casually said, “you guys get the tools We threaded through bush to a chap from the box of the truck we have to looking much like Dan reeling his line rebuild the back of the boat it got torn in. We shook hands and began swap- off the last time I was here!” ping fi shing stories. Dan remembered They stood there gawking fanta- a time when he caught a master wall- sizing ways to harm him. Without eye in this area and while he was try- much choice they rebuilt the back of ing to land it three conservation of- the boat, put the gear in it, mounted OFFICE MANAGER/ADS ADMINISTRATION fi cers came by. The offi cers stood by a motor and off they went onto the Lucy Kowalchuk Georgia Campbell as spectators as Dan played the fi sh cool, clear water. Now this was a lake but when he got it close to shore it got full of humongous musky and strange stuck between some rocks. yet funny things can happen around Without hesitation one of the of- musky which Eugene pointed out to fi cers went into the water, grabbing the crew, “ Don’t hang your hand over Dan’s line, angling it so he could land the side of the boat just above the wa- the fi sh. Good job guys! ter, he cautioned, “ or it might become That afternoon I ran over to Pine RECORD PHOTO BY ARNIE WEIDL musky lunch. When you’re landing a DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTION Falls and visited with anglers on the Antonio Sousa of Winnipeg holds musky don’t be surprised if they come Debbie Strauss Christy Brown pier. A chap by the name of Antonio up his catch at Pine Falls. right at you diving then jumping right Sousa of Winnipeg was the only lucky into the boat.” As the sun journeyed one that day and held his catch up westward the crews’ legs got tired for us to admire. Days later, after try- from bracing against the boat as they ing unsuccessfully to fi nd us a fi shing ting anyone help him and landed that caught and released muskys. Eugene story on the Hecla pier, I dropped into pickerel on the pier tail fi rst. had one more little surprise for the the General Store for a drink fi nding About a month ago I met this great boys. He waited till they were taking Keye Dziad a tall, thin, dark haired, big wonderful Winnipeg guy, Eugene a lunch break and the boat was still. PRODUCTION PRINT Emery, who spoke about an unusual Nicole Kapusta Dan Anderson fi ne featured young lad behind the When he saw what he was looking for counter. story. Eugene, his friend (let’s call him he nudged the angler closest to him Keye recalled a time when he was Bert) and four other guys went musky and jerked his eyes toward the water. very young an older family friend took fi shing in a seldom fi shed pothole lake There, around the boat were giant him to the pier to fi sh and he caught a Bert knew of east of Big Whiteshell. muskys looking up at them! They do huge pickerel. It just went nuts twist- Bert was kind of wild so Eugene was that! ing and rolling wrapping the line only slightly surprised when Bert, at a So-long for now gang. around its tail. 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The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 9 RCMP remind WSP residents to lock their doors Art, music festival marks Canada 150 Staff Street said unlocked vehicles are be- East St. Paul and West St. Paul RCMP ing rummaged through with thieves are reminding residents to lock up looking for valuables, anything from their homes and vehicles in the wake spare change to more substantial of a rise in theft in the area. property that can be pawned off for East St. Paul RCMP liaison Cst. Kei- cash. The RCMP is asking anyone who sha Street said vehicle entry and theft sees any suspicious activity to contact in the area appears to be on the rise. them directly. Thieves have been targeting the Riv- East St. Paul RCMP 24-hour phone ercrest and River Springs areas, but number is 204-668-8322 and in emer- Street warns these types of break-ins gency situations, dial 911. can occur anywhere and all residents For crime prevention tips, visit the should take proper precautions. 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Visit us at our state-of-the-art facility in the Selkirk Town Plaza! The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 11 FALL & WINTER ACTIVITIES & registration section 2017-2018 How to help children make new friends Students learn lessons each day. join a club or sports group where he While many of these lessons pertain or she can meet other kids with simi- to their coursework, kids pick up lar interests. Sometimes fi nding rea- much more than book smarts from sons to talk other children is the most school, where kids fi rst learn to culti- diffi cult step to making new friends. vate friendships and build lasting re- Sharing a common interest removes lationships. this barrier. In addition to a new curriculum, new * Teach proper manners. Children teachers and new schedules, kids also who are polite, well-mannered and might make new friends once a school know how to follow direction are bet- year begins. While some familiar fac- ter equipped to attract friends. Chil- es carry through from grade to grade, dren who misbehave may be shunned chances are youngsters will meet by other kids and their parents who new students who will soon become do not want the hassle of an unruly good friends. While many kids fi nd youngster coming over to play. Re- it easy to make new friends, others spectful children who are honest, might need some assistance so they trustworthy and capable of sustain- can make the most of opportunities ing eye contact and making small talk treat when meeting new people, but a School is about more than just hit- to socialize and form friendships that may fi nd it easy to make friends. child who can proudly stand behind ting the books. It’s also a prime op- might last a lifetime. * Take the friendship lead. As par- his or her accomplishments may at- portunity for kids to develop their * Offer opportunities for socializa- ents, you can improve your child’s tract friends easily. personal skills and make new friends. tion. Children should be given the chances of making friends by getting opportunity to explore friendships friendly with their classmates’ par- outside of the classroom where peer ents. You do not have to become bo- pressure might not be so prevalent. som buddies with everyone, but mak- Establish a carpool or invite a class- ing connections with fellow parents mate over for a play date. Unstruc- can reinforce the value of friendship tured time to play or get to know to your children. Socializing as fami- each other is a great way to establish lies also presents other opportunities friendships. Invite new children over to get together and solidify relation- each time to see which friendships ships. Registration August 29th & 30th are the strongest, but make sure you * Boost confi dence levels. As a par- are not pushing a friendship on your ent you can talk to your children at Holy Eucharist Hall from 6pm - 8pm child. about their strengths and positive at- * Discover common interests. One of tributes. Emphasizing kids’ best traits the quickest ways to build friendships will increase their self-esteem, and is through common interests, says that sense of self-worth can make it Offering Recreational and Competitive Classes in Kirk Martin, a behavioral therapist easier for them to make friends. A and author. Encourage your child to child who is shy and insecure may re- Creative Movement, Jazz, Ballet, Lyrical & Hip Hop! Selkirk Ringette Registration Selkirk Rec Lobby Wednesday, Aug. 23rd 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm (Need to be registered for “A” Try-outs) Ringette 4 U Program (2010-2014) Fall Conditioning Camp starts Monday, August 28th 1st class $250. Come Try Ringette Saturday, Sept. 16th 1:30pm - 2:30 pm Selkirk Rec Additional class $200 each. • Please pre-register at www.cometryringette.com Register online at our website: www.selkirkringette.com Payment can be made in person on registration date, by e-transfer or mail to: Selkirk Ringette, c/o Tanya Zorniak 655 Pigeon Bluff Road, St. Andrews R1A 4K2 [email protected] For more info visit selkirkdance.org 12 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 Communities Selkirk girl captures in Bloom 2017 Junior Photo Contest win

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of the Week: RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS Nine-year-old Kayla Walker of Selkirk stands next to the three Junior Photo Contest winning pictures she took at the Gwen Fox Gallery last Wednesday afternoon. The pictures are on display at the Selkirk gallery until the end of August. By Lindsey Enns ages 12 and under to submit photos For nine-year-old Kayla Walker of taken in Selkirk or surrounding ar- Selkirk, much of her summer so far eas showing why they love Canada in has been spent taking photographs. honour of Canada’s 150th. 367 Eveline St. So when her mother came across an More than 40 photos were entered ad for a Junior Photo Contest in the into the contest and photographers Selkirk Record, she knew she wanted to with the Gwen Fox Gallery selected Yard of the Week: 634 Vaughn Ave. submit her best shots. the winning shots. Three of Walker’s “It’s fun and they look nice,” Walker pictures just happened to come out said with a smile when asked what on top and are now on display all this she likes most about taking pictures. month at the Selkirk gallery. The contest, which was a Selkirk Walker’s photograph of a sign com- Communities in Bloom initiative and memorating Canada 150 located at sponsored by the City of Selkirk, the Portage and Main in Winnipeg took Record, the Gwen Fox Gallery and Sel- fi rst place, her picture of a farmer’s kirk Home Hardware, asked youth fi eld came in second and a colourful fl ower she cap- tured in her back- If you would like to vote for a Yard of the Week or a yard got third. Commercial Property of the Week please visit the Customer Service Six-year-old counter at Home Hardware Selkirk and fi ll out a ballot. Hailey’s picture THIS SECTION PROUDLY SPONSORED BY SELKIRK HOME HARDWARE BARKX of a sparkly soc- cer ball featuring MOTEL a Canadian fl ag Making Selkirk Beautiful... was also given an Going to the beach? honourable men- One yard at a time Working all summer? tion and is on dis- Treat your dog to fun and play at the gallery Yard of the Week Specialcial pampering at Barkx Motel! DOG DAYCARE all this month. CLASSIC AIR MOVER DOG BOARDING Walker said she DOG TRAINING encourages other BLADELESS FAN Huge, clean facility with children her age an outdoor DOG ONLY swimming to pick up a cam- 3828024 $ 97 pond! 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Eatery. “We’ve been selling out of the reu- “I worked my fi rst job in this build- ben and we’re the only place in Sel- ing and then worked with Jorge here kirk that sells a gyro,” she says. years later when it was Subway,” A few of their other favourites in- Whitney said, referring to the location clude a two cheese bacon melt, the on Main Street that now houses the breakfast sandwich with hollanda- co-owners’ new restaurant. ise sauce and the monster marinara “I think everything happens for meatball sub. a reason ... us meeting at Subway With more than 50 years of restau- all those years back is one of those rant experience between them, the things,” she added. co-owers have big dreams for the fu- It was back in 2013 when Sousa and ture of J & L Eatery. Whitney fi rst met. Living in St. Cle- “We want it to feel like you’re eating ments, Whitney had worked at sev- in our homes ... very comfortable and eral restaurants and was well-known relaxed, like you know us personally,” in Selkirk. But for Sousa, a Winnipeg RECORD PHOTOS BY MAGGIE WYSOCKI said Whitney. resident, Subway was his fi rst mana- After opening their doors on July 27, owners of J & L Eatery, Jorge Sousa “We’re looking at getting a liquor li- gerial job in town and he was amazed and Leslie Whitney say business is already booming and that their gyro cense and having a patio so this can how Whitney connected with every is one of their best sellers. be a place people just come and hang customer who walked through the out,” added Sousa. door. and we hit it off,” Whitney added. ing a barbecue restaurant but settled The duo also plans on offering ca- “I thought she was crazy and she was They both agree that it was quickly on custom sandwiches instead. tering services and creating an app always running in circles. But she’s decided they would open a restaurant “This is the third edit of this menu,” where customers can easily order for very good with people, very fl amboy- together one day. laughs Jorge. “We wanted to offer dine-in or take-out. ant ... I knew I needed someone like They began dreaming of menus, lo- people something you couldn’t get J & L Eatery is located at 176 Main her as a business partner,” Sousa said. cations and names for their business. anywhere else in Selkirk.” Street and is open Monday to Satur- “Jorge came in and he was funny Originally they had imagined open- The menu they settled on offers day from 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

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The provincial oil. One of the things that Churchill happen, and there are some concerns Since Gerry knows more about it than government was also going to chip in, never did take seriously was they had and will be continuing to hold hearings I do by a long shot, I asked him to set bringing the pool to close to $100 mil- to become a push port as opposed to at the International Trade Committee to the record straight for me: lion. pull. What that means is they needed to make sure they have the capacity to do “There’s a lot of misinformation out It never happened, though. There was double their capacity, so they get it up the job they’re asked to do.” there that just doesn’t seem to get a contract, of course, but it’s unenforce- there while everything’s frozen through Ritz said the lack of movement on TPP through to people. We [Harper’s Con- able: when a company hasn’t taken the the winter and then load the boats and disgusts him when they had completed servative government] had come for- money, there’s nothing to enforce. out they go. it and signed in principle. All they had ward with a package for Churchill as “Having said that, it’s unfortunate to “They’ve got about 250,000 ton of stor- to do was continue to move forward part of our northern strategy,” he ex- see it go back as it has,” said Ritz. “But age, as I understand it, and they should with ratifi cation. plained, “noting that the port needed in the meantime that Churchill was have doubled that, and they could have “With the Americans pulling back, it’s upgrades, the rail line, of course, re- stagnating, the capacity of every other started then handling fertilizers and so even more important that Canada takes quired to be brought up to heavier stan- port and freight logistics line in Canada on, maybe on a backhaul, but they nev- that on,” he said. “It gives you a huge dards so that they could move product. was upgrading to the point where the er did put the money into it.” bargaining chip in dealing with them “Over the years, the CWB had a sub- capacity is there to handle it, and that On the topic of trade, Ritz said the feds on NAFTA when you have access to that sidy for any product moving north is unfortunate for the long-term value have a new start-up date, Sept. 21, for Pacifi c rim. through Churchill. We continued that of Churchill.” Canadian European Trade Agreement “Diversity in your trade portfolios for fi ve years, and that was going to So, really, at this point, it looks pretty CETA. Nintey-eight per cent of what is important as diversity in your stock run right through to the end of the 2017 bleak, doesn’t it, as far as the railroad they negotiated will come into effect portfolio. I can’t understand why crop year. But two, three years ago, it and the port? that day. There’s still some work that they’re pulling back on that. The lead all dried up to the point where they “Well, I’ve seen numbers as high as a needs doing at the state level in Europe, negotiator for TPP, Kirsten Hillman, has weren’t even shipping average tonnage quarter of a billion dollars to bring the and, of course, all the provinces in Can- now been named as a deputy ambassa- anymore. I think the one year, it was rail line up to some capacity,” said Ritz. ada too, but it’s done and locked and dor with NAFTA tasks in Washington. less than 200,000 tons, simply because “The problem always has been with loaded as the Harper government had They’re pulling all the people out and the rail line had been let go to the point Churchill is the backhaul. The railways done it, except some of the required ad- not moving forward.” where they couldn’t even run trains on don’t want to run empty one way ... hav- judications. it economically.” ing said that, they don’t have container NAFTA, meanwhile, is under the gun Ritz said the package their government capacity up at the port,” he said. right now. They’re putting together a

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By Maggie Wysocki ment held at the East St. Paul Farmer’s The investment is part of a $12 mil- years. Only a week after St. Paul MLA Market grounds last Thursday. lion project for municipal road im- “Municipal infrastructure is a chal- Ron Schuler announced East St. Paul The $225,000 will be used for two provements across Manitoba. lenge facing every Canadian munici- would receive thousands in Dutch projects: asphalt reconstruction on “We never lose sight of the fact that pality whether it be roads, sewer or elm disease funding, he came back to Old Orchard Road and a corridor this isn’t our money being presented. water,” said East St. Paul Mayor Shel- share more good news with the com- road project on Raleigh Street. People are paying taxes and they want ley Hart. “We’re really focusing on munity. The funding comes from the Mu- some thing of value to come out of it giving our community a little tender “Every year, the RM of East St. Paul nicipal Road Improvement Program ... this is one of those things,” Schuler love and care ... we haven’t always dis- invests in road renewal projects. This partnership with the Association of said. played that on the ground level. very generous $225, 000 road improve- Manitoba Municipalities and pro- East St. Paul continues to change “This grant will help as we can in- ment grant will go a long way towards vides 50/50 cost-shared funding for and for the better, he added, making crease the amount of road work we helping us maintain our roadways,” municipal road projects in the pro- specifi c mention of how “dynamic” can do.” Schuler said during the announce- gram. the community has become in recent LEO’S Province seeks input on pot SALESALESSSALLELES&S & SERVSERVICE ICEICE LTDLTD.LT D.D legalization options, opinions 2017 Teulon SUPER 7 Truck International SSERVICEERVICE Staff The province has issued an expression of interest (EOI) Tractor to determine options and possible participants in the new & cannabis industry. “In anticipation of the legalization of cannabis, we have taken a proactive approach to addressing our primary con- ull cern, which is the health and safety of Manitobans,” Justice P VIC’S AUTOBODY/Y/ Minister Heather Stefanson stated in a release last Thurs- Saturday, Aug. 19 INTERLAKE TOWINGNNGG day. “In addition to this focus, we also recognize there are starts at 3:00 pm many questions to be answered regarding distribution, Sunday, Aug. 20 regulation and quality control.” starts at 2:00pm Stefanson added the purpose of the EOI is to determine Lions Club market place interest and capability to provide, full or in 2 Days of part, services for the production, distribution and retail of Action-Packed Barbeque cannabis that will meet the needs and standards of the can- Power! nabis industry in Manitoba. She said the EOI will seek input from respondents on their understanding of the requirements of the Manitoba cannabis industry, a detailed work plan to fulfi l those re- Open Modifi ed - Ltd & ProStock quirements, proposed costs, commitment to corporate re- In conjunction with the Red River sponsibility, economic benefi ts, method of age verifi cation, • Multi Engine Full Blown Valley Pullers Association status as, or relationship, to a company holding a Health & Alcohol Injected Famous Teulon Canada Cannabis Production License and details of any • 4x4 & 2 Wheel Drive Pickups Curling Club additional services they may provide. Barley Gardens “The federal government has been clear in its intention to & Tractors legalize cannabis by July 1, 2018,” added Stefanson. • Antique Tractors & Mini-Mods Adults - $15/day The EOI is now live on the online Canadian public tender- Teulon Green Acres Park Children (15 & Under) - $10/day ing service, merx.com. Preschoolers - FREE Deadline for submissions is Sept. 8. Teulon, Manitoba 25 Miles north of Winnipeg on HWY #7

Amazing 33rd ANNUAL STONEWALL QUARRY DAYS FIREWORKS Sponsored by TheThe Rockwood Quarry Producers August 18, 19, 20 Friday, Aug 18th 10 PM at VMSC ParadePa - 11 am Saturday 3rd Ave S. & Main St to 5th St. W SouthSouth End of MaMainin Street WonderShows Midway all weekend Street Vendors • Beer Gardens FFREER Family Entertainment All Weekend Sponsored by Maple Leaf Construction FREE PPetting Zoo • Slo-Pitch Tournament STAGE Show ‘N Shine Car Display - Sunday Friday Entertainment Sponsored by Stonewall Family Foods Starts at 8 pm at VMSC, south end of Main St. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and join us on the hill. & So much more! (Rain? Join us inside the arena) For more informationinformation visit www.stonewallquarrydays.ca • Only 15 minutes North of Winnipeg • Off Hwy #7 or Hwy #236 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 17 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Manitoba settles for silver on baseball diamond

Staff Team Manitoba settled for silver on the ball diamond after a 3-1 upset loss to Saskatchewan during the Canada Summer Games’ championship game Friday evening at Shaw Park in Win- nipeg. Manitoba scored its only run in the sixth inning to trail 2-1 but then gave up another run in the seventh. It was Manitoba’s only loss at the Games. Manitoba, whose roster included East St. Paul’s Darnell Wyke, earned a berth into the fi nal after a thrilling 1-0 semifi nal win over Alberta in front of a raucous crowd at Shaw Park last Thursday. Rachel McLeod Alberta later won the bronze after downing Ontario 5-1. fi nal game last Thursday to place sixth RECORD PHOTO COURTESY TEAM MANITOBA/TWITTER St. Clements’ Rachael McLeod, overall. East St. Paul’s Darnell Wyke slides safely into third base during Canada meanwhile, also had a medal moment After opening the Games with a 3-2 Summer Games action. as she teamed up with Manitoba’s win over New Brunswick, Manitoba Tegan Turner, Tayo Babalola, and Bri- tied Nova Scotia 2-2 before losing 2-0 anna Tynes to win the bronze in the to Alberta. 4X100-metre relay last Thursday. Manitoba then rebounded to edge Staying on the track, St. Andrews’ Saskatchewan 2-1. Local players fea- Tristan Allen and Team Manitoba tured Emerson Kidd, Taylor Sousa placed fourth in the men’s 4X400m and Drew Kennedy. relay. Manitoba fi nished in a time of Team Manitoba was looking to add 3:15.19, behind only B.C., Alberta and to its impressive total of 18 medals Saskatchewan. earned in Week One when competi- In men’s basketball, Manitoba tion resumed this past Monday. That wrapped up play with a dominating ranked Manitoba sixth among prov- 103-72 win over Nova Scotia to fi nish inces and territories. fi fth overall. There are nine sports on tap for East Selkirk’s Marcus Foreman Week Two, with Team Manitoba ath- scored 10 points, added fi ve rebounds, letes beginning competition in canoe and had a pair of blocked shots in just kayak, female softball, swimming, over 19 minutes of fl oor time. tennis, and indoor volleyball on Mon- On Aug. 2 Manitoba slipped past day. RECORD PHOTO BY KEN ALLEN Saskatchewan for a 91-85 overtime Medals will be awarded on the fi rst St. Andrews’ Tristan Allen (front) and Team Manitoba placed fourth in win. The day previous, Manitoba lost day of Week Two competition in both the men’s 4X400m relay. 87-66 to Alberta in a quarter-fi nal swimming and canoe kayak. Golf, Wednesday. with closing ceremonies to follow that game. male soccer, and cycling events began Meanwhile in women’s soccer, Man- The fi nal day of Canada Summer day at 2 p.m. at Investors Group Field. on Tuesday and then wrestling start- Games competition is this Sunday itoba was blanked 3-0 by B.C. in their ed its schedule with competition on Strike Force remains winless in MMSL soccer action Staff Force’s lone goal. United on Aug. 27 (6 p.m.). Selkirk (5-5) will then conclude play Another game, another tough loss With the loss, Tri-S occupies last Tri-S will wrap up its regular season this month with a home game against for the Tri-S Strike Force men’s soccer place in the 10-team division with an Sept. 24 at 1 p.m. when it plays Liberty the Kildonan Athletic Club on Aug. team. 0-12-1 record. FC at Buhler. 20. Game time is set for 6:30 p.m. Tri-S remained winless on the sea- Tri-S will play Matix FC tonight (7:15 Selkirk FC, meanwhile, did not play Selkirk will then wrap up its regu- son after a 3-1 home loss to Elmwood p.m.) at Buhler Recreation Park Field last week and will resume MMSL 2nd lar season with a pair of games in late FC in a MMSL 5th Division game last 2 in Winnipeg. The Strike Force will Division action this Monday when it September. Thursday at the Selkirk Rec Complex. then battle Carmania SC in Carman hosts Lions FC at 6:45 p.m. at the Sel- Jordan Bekkering scored the Strike on Aug. 19 before hosting Stonewall kirk Recreation Complex Field 1. 18 The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 PeeWee Pirates crowned provincial champs By Brian Bowman The North Winnipeg Pirates are the 13U “AAA” provincial champions. North Winnipeg continued its tre- mendous season this past weekend by claiming the provincial title after a 6-2 win over Carillon on Sunday in St. James. So, what’s it like to be the best in the province? “From my side, it’s pretty stressful,” laughed Pirates’ head coach Ken Al- len. “But from the players’ side, it was a blast. There were smiles on their fac- es and pure excitement from the way that they played. It was exhilarating, to say the least.” The Pirates were very confi dent heading into that championship Keenan Allen, Colson Smith and game. Carillon’s stout defence, said Rylan Sliworsky, all of St. Andrews, Allen, kept the game close. will be heading to the westerns “As it played out, we still had one to represent Manitoba Aug. 18-20. RECORD PHOTOS BY KEN ALLEN AND LANA MEIER of our top pitchers left,” Allen noted. North Winnipeg Pirates 13U ‘AAA’ provincial champs, front row, left to “We were fairly confi dent that if our them, so we had a pretty good idea of right: Colson Smith, Bryce Raven, Nixon Carriere, Keenan Allen, Char- offence and (defence) could step up what calibre of players that they had. lie Launder, Garnet Verhaeghe; back row, Ken Allen (coach), Luke Gard, the way that they had all weekend, They have some big kids, strong kids, that we could be a contender right they have a good team.” Easton Toews, Noah Contreras, Paolo Giannico, Jack Gard, Rylan Sliwor- through to the end. North Winnipeg started provincial sky, and Keith Carriere (coach). “The guys battled through and nev- action Friday with convincing wins North Winnipeg led the game by a Both teams should be very competi- er gave up.” over Brandon (16-6) and Parkland large margin in the bottom of the sev- tive against the top “AAA” PeeWee North Winnipeg earned a berth into (19-2). But a tight 7-6 loss to Carillon enth inning but St. James made things teams in western Canada. the fi nals after a hard-fought 4-2 vic- forced the Pirates in a must-win situ- interesting by loading the bases with “It’s going to be a great time for the tory over South Central earlier Sun- ation in their fi nal round-robin game one out and the tying run at the plate. kids,” Allen said. “The teams from the day. against St. James on Saturday evening. The Pirates clinched the win, howev- other provinces are not going to be The game featured some great pitch- The Pirates came through when they er, with an impressive game-ending easy. They are going to have some big ing and stellar defence from both needed to, outscoring the A’s 12-8. double play. kids and some strong kids. sides. The winner of this game earned “The loss to Carillon automatically “That game was stressful,” Allen ad- “We certainly want to be competi- a spot into westerns while the loser, put Carillon into (the playoffs) from mitted. “I think I have a few more grey tive when we’re there but, at the same unfortunately, went home. our pool,” Allen noted. “Had we lost hairs than I had a week ago. It was time, we want these kids to walk away “They played extremely well,” Allen to St. James, we both would have pure excitement.” with the stories and experience that stressed. “We had faced South Central been 2-2 and they would have had Both North Winnipeg and Caril- they had a great time prolonging their in two tournaments already and we the head-to-head advantage and they lon now advance to the westerns in season.” had some exhibition games against would have been in.” Spruce Grove, Alta. from Aug. 18-20.

Rylan Sliworsky Colson Smith Keenan Allen

Staff the sweep with a 6-2 win on Aug. 2. For the fi rst time since 1989, the St. James A’s St. James started the series with a 6-3 victory – St. James earns all have been crowned the Manitoba Junior Base- scoring fi ve runs in the sixth inning – and then ball League champions. cruised to a 9-2 win in Game 2. St. James swept the Elmwood Giants 3-0 in The Giants’ roster includes local players Brett A’s in MJBL fi nal their best-of-fi ve fi nal last week. The A’s clinched Boudreau, Adam Nocita, and Kyle Pososky. The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 19 Hoydalo outstanding at junior golf nationals

By Brian Bowman doglegs to the right, which played for The third time was certainly the my fade. The greens were all mostly charm for Wesley Hoydalo at the Ca- fl at and they were very quick. My nadian Junior Men’s Championship. putting was really good – I had a lot The talented Selkirk product was of putts within seven feet that were outstanding all week in his third ap- dropping, which was really nice.” pearance at the junior nationals as Hoydalo was joined on Team Mani- he fi nished 14th overall last week in toba by Ryan MacMillan and Anthony Kingston, Ont. Leight at this year’s junior nationals. “Overall, I had the one mediocre As a team, Manitoba tied for seventh round, the 75, but other than that, my overall along with Newfoundland & ball striking was the best that it’s ever Labrador and Nova Scotia. been this year,” said Hoydalo Friday Hoydalo was clearly Manitoba’s best evening after playing a round of golf player last week. at Elmhurst. “It’s been really good.” “I had more experience over the Hoydalo carded rounds of 72, 75, 68 Manitoba guys,” Hoydalo said. “I and 69 for a 4-over 284 total to fi nish as have an extra year. When I was 15, I the top Manitoban. He was 13 strokes was down there (competing at junior behind the tournament’s top fi nisher, nationals) for the experience. I didn’t Fredericton’s Calvin Ross. make the cut, but I was the only Man- “I wasn’t expecting to go top 14,” itoban to make the cut last year and Hoydalo admitted. “But my last two this year.” RECORD PHOTO COURSTESY OF GOLF MANITOBA rounds were really good. I fi nally The 17 year old Hoydalo still has Selkirk’s Wesley Hoydalo fi nished 14th overall at the Canadian Junior started to make a lot of birdies.” another year of junior eligibility left Men’s Golf Championship in Kingston, Ont. last week. Hoydalo felt that Kingston’s Cata- and he should be chalked full of con- raqui Golf & Country Club’s course fi dence as he gets ready for his fi rst matched his game. collegiate season at Wayland Baptist Aug. 18 and hopes he continues to im- that anything is possible,” he said. “I “The layout actually suited my University in Plainview, Texas. prove on the golf course. can maybe move on to a real good col- game,” he said. “There were a lot of He leaves for the Lone Star State on “Showing that I can play with these lege in a year or two (if I play well).” top juniors in the country, tells me Poponick signs with University of Detroit Mercy women’s golf team

Staff game a lot and I look forward to a three-time MVP in golf and McKyla Poponick will be taking seeing her develop even more.” claimed the Manitoba junior her golfi ng talents to the state of Poponick, a former Selkirk girls’ championship, was second Michigan this fall. Royal, heads to the Motor City at the women’s junior champi- The University of Detroit Mer- from Seminole State College in onship, and 14th at the CN Fu- cy women’s golf team recently Oklahoma, where she earned ture Links Prairie Champion- announced the signing of Sel- First Team NJCAA All-Academic ship in 2014. kirk’s Poponick, a junior college honours this past year and su- transfer. perior academic achievement in RECORD PHOTO “I am very happy to add some- both seasons. SUBMITTED one like McKyla to the team this On the golf course, she fi n- Selkirk’s McKyla Poponick late in the summer,” said Titans’ ished runner-up at the 2016 CBC will be going to school and coach Teri-Anthony Ryan on the Invitational and was third at the playing golf at the University school’s website. “She is a hard 2017 South Padre Intercollegiate. of Detroit Mercy this fall. worker who has improved her Prior to that, Poponick was TH 27 ANNUAL UP TO 80% OFF STARTS FRIDAY AUGUST 18th!

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Staff system. junior hockey and beyond, said a re- tor of The Hockey Academy. The Manitoba Junior Hockey League “The 2018 MJHL Prospect Camp lease. Most of the participants at the MJHL and The Hockey Academy at Ralph at Ralph Engelstad Arena will pro- The on-ice program will consist of U.S. Prospect Camp will come from Engelstad Arena have announced vide the next generation of American practice and competitive-game ses- North Dakota and Minnesota but it is that the MJHL will hold a U.S. Pros- MJHL players with the knowledge sions. The off-ice portion of the camp expected that a few players will come pects Camp in Grand Forks, N.D., and resources to be successful, both will cover elements related to athleti- from other parts of the U.S. as well. next May 12-13. on and off the ice, an insight into what cism and mental skills as well as iden- The 2018 U.S. Prospects Camp will Representatives from the league of- playing in the MJHL is all about, and tifying what is required to be a suc- be an invite-only event. fi ce and all 11 MJHL franchises will be the platform to showcase themselves cessful MJHL player. For more information about the 2018 on site to scout United States’ hockey to coaches and scouts from the MJHL “This is a great opportunity for some MJHL U.S. Prospect Camp being held players with birthdates in 1999, 2000, clubs,” said MJHL commissioner Kim of our local hockey players to get expo- at Ralph Engelstad Arena, visit www. 2001, and 2002. Davis in a media release. sure to a top Junior ‘A’ hockey league mjhlhockey.ca or www.ralphengel- All of the players will have the po- The 2018 MJHL Prospect Camp will so they can continue their playing stadarena.com. tential to play elite junior hockey in focus on the skills that are necessary careers and, hopefully, make it to the the Canadian Junior Hockey League to be successful in the upper levels of next level,” said Ryan Ladoucer, direc- Locals lead Blizzard to another lacrosse championship

Staff the middle frame to lead 9-5 after two periods. The Manitoba Blizzard captured their second Manitoba began the RMLL championship with a straight Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League champi- thrilling 10-9 double overtime victory over the Cal- onship after an exciting 12-8 win over the Red Deer gary Chill. The Blizzard then lost 11-9 to Red Deer Rampage on Monday afternoon in Edmonton. before wrapping up their round robin with a con- The Blizzard – whose roster includes local players vincing 15-5 win over the Edmonton Warriors. Cole Wasnie and Kaden Kotowich and Stonewall’s Manitoba then crushed Calgary 13-2 in a semifi nal RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED Seth Mandryk – trailed 3-1 early in the second pe- game Sunday. Seth Mandryk, far left, Cole Wasnie, middle, riod. Manitoba now advances to the 2017 Founders Cup and Kaden Kotowich led the Manitoba Blizzard But Manitoba roared back to score eight goals in which will be played in Saskatoon next week. to their second consecutive RMLL champion- ship. The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 21 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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Whisk to Heat well-oiled cast-iron or nonstick combine. Add shrimp and toss to 10- or 12-inch frying pan over medium coat. Cover and refrigerate at least 30 heat 5 minutes. minutes or up to 4 hours. Divide dough in half; roll one Thread shrimp and grapes onto half into round 1 inch smaller than skewers. Heat grill or grill pan to diameter of pan. Cook dough in hot medium-high. pan until dough begins to rise and Servings: 6 Grill skewers, turning once, until bottom starts to brown. Using metal 2 tablespoons zahtar shrimp are lightly charred and cooked Recipe courtesy of Chef Mary Ann spatula, turn carefully. Layer half the 1 clove garlic, minced through and grapes are caramelized Esposito tomato slices over dough; scatter half 1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme but fi rm, about 2-3 minutes per side. Prep time: 10 minutes the mozzarella over top. Lower heat Cook time: 20 minutes to medium-low; cook until mozzarella Makes: Two 9- to 10-inch pizzas melts. 1 pound store-bought pizza dough, Using metal spatula, transfer pizza Sparkling Hibiscus Tea with at room temperature to cutting board. Sprinkle with salt; Grapes and Mint 1 ripe tomato, thinly sliced drizzle with half the 1/4 pound fresh mozzarella cheese, olive oil. Cut into wedges; sprinkle diced half the basil over top. coarse sea salt Repeat with remaining ingredients.

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MY CURRENT LISTINGS IN THE AREA BUILT IN 2011 27 Spruce Ave., Tyndall $319,900 ADD A SHOP! 527 Christie Ave., Selkirk $324,000 SOLD 9 Cooks Cove, East Selkirk $288,500 Thinking of George Hacking BUILDING LOT 3 Houghton BAY Road, Petersfi eld $48,500 16 ACRES - Kreamer Rd, RM of St. Andrews $89,900 Relocating? PENDING SALE 6127 #9 HWY RM of St. Andrews $290,000 Call the municipality of SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER PRICE REDUCED - 4 ACRES 72171 Cowan Place St. Cements $99,900 OTHER LOTS, NEW PRICES! 13 Rowley Pl. St. Clements $129,900 Pembina home. Located in GREAT LOCATION, CLOSE TO U OF M! 94 Greensboro Square Winnipeg $284,900 south central Manitoba, 11 year Advanced Realty WATERFRONT BUILDING LOT 80 Daken Rd, St. Clements $214,900 10 year Centurion™ consecutive George Hacking we welcome you to our Award Winner winner warm and safe community. Raise your family here SELKIRK SELKIRK COUNTRY REALTOR® – retire here. Affordable Douglas housing – low taxes. Great PRICE REDUCED NEW LISTING amenities – local shopping, education, health care, For more details & listings check out indoor and outdoor sports my website www.ashleydouglas.ca & recreation, culture & arts. Short drive to many employment opportunities. 92037 Rd. 5E Rockwood 327 Superior Sweet Starter 204-480-2798 Live Here- Grow Here – $399,500 303 Sutherland $129,900 [email protected] Play Here! Tasteful townhouse $286,500 WINNIPEG Advanced Realty FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE Brokerage® Check us out at NEEDS CONTACT ME TODAY www.pembina.ca NEW LISTING PRICE REDUCED www.teammoyer.ca 4 Howard Place $387,000 1097 Kimberly, Winnipeg NEW LISTING NEW LISTING $249,900 804 Manitoba Mobile Home PRICE REDUCED 402 Bali Hai Bay $110,000 PRICE REDUCED

PRICE REDUCED 1032 Colville $229,900 309A Selkirk Ave. $279,900 THE BROOKSTONE CONDOS 306-193 Watson Street, SHOW HOME HOURS 201 Eveline Street $249,900 Seven Oakes Starter For $153,700 WEDNESDAYS 229 Clandeboye Ave $269,000 4:00-6:00 P.M. NEW AGENTS WANTED! Classic Character TRAINING PROVIDED 204-202-1922 SUNDAYS VACANT LAND 1:00-3:00 P.M. 439 Clandeboye $173,500 OR BY APPOINTMENT NEW 3 Prairieview Place - Lot in Tyndall $59,900 30 Pronyk Rd $459,500 NEW 15 Lydia Bay - Lot in Tyndall $64,900 520 Moody Ave $236,000 NEW 10 Dubas Cr. $195,000 COUNTRY 2 Gwen Ellen Way St. Francois Xavier $110,000 153 Sophia $249,900 Hwy 26 St. Francois Xavier $120,000 NEW LISTING 0 Petersfi eld Pits, 120.6 Acres $340,000 72101 Pine Road S. Prime Development $445,000 20 Younes Dr $489,900 605 Cil Road - 65.62 Acres 221 Bluegrass Rd. $649,900 DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY $492,000 ‘‘Riverfront – 11 Acres” 0 Ferry Road St. Clements $122,000 20 Acres Libau Call for info $26,000 82056 St. Peters Rd $589,000 13 Howard Place $389,000 737 River Rd, Lockport NEW 80 Acres 35101 Rd 81N $105,000 Walkout Bungalow Fully Landscaped $575,000 NEW 76+ Acres 35151 Rd 81N $105,000 NEW 36+ Acres 36033 Rd 81N $75,000 240 Heap $247,500 NEW 12 Tom Prince Drive - Petersfi eld building lot $62,500 NEW LISTING 4 Great Lots Edith Ave $37,900-$65,000 20 White Pine Vacant Land Halcyon Cove $37,500 120 Bayview Dr $189,900 125166 Coloinzaiton Rd. N $138,500 4.1 Acres 956 Whisky Ditch Rd $125,000 - 36 acres Lakeshore Heights 3 Ferry Rd, St Andrews $289,900

COMMERCIAL 12 Murdoch “Spectacular 7 Rifl e Way $439,900 Creekfront” $540,000 306 Robinson Avenue, Selkirk $125,000 HOME ON THE RANGE PENDING LEASE 204 Dunara Ave. $219,500 95082 Rd 37E – 10 Acres $329,900 NEW PRICE Commercial offi ces lease from 250 per month - will shape to meet your requirements 53 Van Mol $59,900 36058 Road 80 N Call George for details Home & 72 Acres $327,000 COMMERCIAL Commerical Lease - Flex Space East Selkirk $14 sq ft Wpg Condo Commerical Lease - Service Station East Selkirk $14 sq ft 321 Superior $225,000 153 Lily Ave Zoned M1 $110,000 10-3459 Portage Ave. $149,900 206 Queen $127,500 340 West St, Lakeshore Heights $129,900 Pride in ownership 502 Greenwood RENOVATED BUILDING $449,000 Profi table Garage in Selkirk $755,000 VACANT • 332 Acres (150 acres were cultivated) $202,000 • 70 Acres Rd 85N $87,500. PENDING SALE 66 Acre MI Development $980,000 • 2 treed creek view lots with Geo Tech study • 15 Acres Devil’s Creek, approach in place $125,000. 1753 Fairway Road LAND done at end of Ferry Rd $140,000. each. • Netley Creek front building lot $159,900. 87 Wavey Creek St. Andrews Netley Creek Golf Course $2,620,000 $509,900 311 Grassie Blvd Completed Subdivision $385,000 South Beach Collision $750,000 NEW PRICE 4320 1 Highway N Shop and Property Canada Way $1,485,000 Phone 204-485-7555 42 - 305 Mercy Street Cell / Text 204-461-0747 204-485-5656 Clean starter, low maintenance 420 Clandeboye Ave. [email protected] 5 Maple Avenue Great Park Near www.mrselkirk.ca 355 Main Street, Selkirk $135,500 $99,900 Rich MOYER Judy MOYER Meagin KWIATKOSKI Stonewall $64,500 [email protected] www.ghteam.ca The Selkirk Record Thursday, August 10, 2017 25 Announcements Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ANNIVERSARY IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM

Victor and Doreen Typliski Jeremy Wright Harold Frost Candace Morgoch Happy 63rd Anniversary August 12, 1976 - August 13, 2009 August 14, 2011 In loving memory of our daughter 1954 - August 14, - 2017 Days ago, In loving memory of a dearly missed Candace Dawn Wishing you both much happiness. Years ago, Husband, Dad and Grandpa. January 3, 1978 – August 8, 1995 -Love from your children and grandchildren A lifetime too soon. It’s been six years since you suddenly left. Those we love are not forgotten and great-granddaughter - Karen, Eric, Vic, Jaydamoo, Becky, Amybum, We believe that those we love, don’t go away They walk beside us every day. “Adrian”, Melissa, Tamara and MooJoo And you walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near, -Love your wife, Lorraine, your son, Laurie Still loved, still missed. Remember your (Madeleine), your daughter Brenda Waytiuk Loving you always, forgetting you never. ANNOUNCEMENT (Lloyd) and your grandsons Jordan and -Mom and Dad, Shannon, Tanya, Steph Dennis Waytiuk. and Devyn. loved ones or CARDS OF THANKS Georges Menard send your Thank you to all our family and friends who NEW LISTING attended our Dad’s service. Your support and special wishes kindness is very much appreciated. Thanks to Father Stan, Rob from Gilbart Funeral Home, to your friends Marlene, Gail, Bob and the ladies from Notre Dame Parish for the lunch and the Selkirk Le- and family. gion for accommodating a beautiful tribute to our Dad. 911 Church Road 426 Greenacre Boulevard, 1505 Breezy Point Road -Many Thanks, Doug, Suzanne, Dave, Richard $194,000 Winnipeg $294,900 $449,900 and Stephanie

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CELEBRATION OF LIFE OBITUARY

Joanie Mablik Joseph Furdyk Sr. Suddenly, on August 5, 2017 at her residence in Selkirk, MB, Joanie Mablik, aged 37 years, passed January 28, 1942 - July 30, 2017 away. With great sadness we announce the passing of Joe A celebration of her life will take place on Friday, August 11, 2017 at 10:30 a.m. in the Gilbart Fu- Furdyk Sr., age 75 years, grandfather, father, brother, neral Chapel, Selkirk, MB. uncle, friend and beloved husband of the late Gail. Condolences may be left at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Joe passed peacefully in his home, surrounded by family, on July 30th, 2017. He will be dearly missed Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. by his four children (and their spouses), eight grand- children, two siblings and many other dear relatives, friends and co-workers. Joe was a real outdoorsman, an avid hunter, fi sher- OBITUARY man and gardener. A Celebration of his Life will take place from 1-3 p.m. on Friday, August 11, 2017 at the Holy Eucha- Grace Margaret Maradyn rist Parish Hall, Selkirk, MB. September 5, 1937 – July 31, 2017 In lieu of fl owers, donations can be made in Joe’s name to CancerCare, MB. Beloved wife of the late Jack Maradyn, children Sandra Kuppek, Teresa Maradyn and David Mara- Condolences may be left at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com dyn. Proud grandmother of Alex, Trevor and Juniper. Sister of Hubert (Linda) Parker, Wilfred Pshed- novek, Florence (John) Cybulsky and the late Ted and Agnes Parker. Grace will be remembered for her warmth, caring and selfl essness. A celebration of her life will be Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. held at a later date. Donations to her memory may be sent to the Arthritis Society London, 204-400 York Street, London, Ontario N6B 3N2. On line condolences are gratefully accepted at www.mcfarlane-roberts.ca.

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OBITUARY Engraved within our hearts John Chamberlain On Sunday, March 12, 2017 , at the Selkirk General Hospital, John Chamberlain, aged 89 years, of Selkirk, MB, beloved husband of the late Dorothy, passed away. E.J. SMITH SELKIRK MEMORIALS A graveside service will be held on Saturday, August 19, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. in the St. Andrews on A Family Business Making Quality Memorials ~ In Selkirk Since 1974 the Red Anglican Cemetery, with luncheon to follow in the Gilbart Funeral Home Reception Center, Selkirk, MB. Browse prices on our website! Visit us at: 49 Main St. Selkirk Condolences may be left at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com $1235 www.smithmemorials.ca or call Toll Free: 1-866-475-6025 Black granite with grey base. We deliver and install throughout the Interlake. Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. Includes design, lettering & installation. Single or Companion. Our company does not sell through local funeral homes or agents. Some restrictions apply. See us directly for the best price and personal, professional service! WIRELESS INTERNET Biz Call 785-1618 Serving • Winnipeg • Selkirk • NEW & RE-ROOF Hi-Speed Internet • Interlake & Broadband Residential • COMMERCIAL Cottage Country and Commercial Connections Cards & RESIDENTIAL nicolsonroofi [email protected] www.quickstream.ca FREE INSURANCE 1-866-981-9769 ESTIMATES 204-485-4644 CLAIMS Absolutely All Kinds Maid Clean Pawluk Landscaping Residential & Commercial • Paving Stone & Slabs • Sod of Concrete Cleaning TIRED OF THAT • Retaining Walls • Drainage OLD CAR AND SCRAP METAL • Residential • Foundations • Garage Slabs Serving Selkirk & • Tree & Shrub Planting • Boulders SITTING IN YOUR YARD? • Water Features • Driveways • Steps • Decorative Patio/Sidewalks Surrounding Communities Wesley Pawluk NEED SOME CASH? Free Estimates • Fully Insured 204-785-3900 Rose @ 204-482-7794 CALL BOB HOKANSON 204-492-8554 204-886-7423 Jake Parson - Owner/Operator [email protected] 204-485-6123 204-754-3761 [email protected] Great Service & Reasonable Rates [email protected]

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