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Lord Selkirk Park Resource Centre – Grand Re-Opening SUMMER 2007 ISSUE #26 Lord Selkirk Park Resource a clothing depot, coffee, community phone access, Centre – Grand Re-Opening monthly community feast days, referrals and On June 28th, approximately 75 people attended the re-opening advocacy, and drop-in of the Lord Selkirk Park Resource Centre at Unit 5 & 6, 119 counseling services Robinson. George Hickes, MLA for Point Douglas brought provided through partner greetings from the Province of Manitoba and Judy Wasylycia- agencies. Leis, M.P. for Winnipeg North Centre presented the Lord Selkirk Unit #5 is a new Park Resource Centre with a certificate of appreciation of service expansion of the current to community. drop-in Resource Centre, Judy Wasylycia-Leis presents The new space will be able to offer new programming and will and will act as a Certificate of Appreciation to NECRC house the services of other partners, as the Centre continues to programming space. staff. (l-r): Cheyenne Henry, Dianne expand and grow. Unit #6 will act as the daily drop-in Resource Ross, Janice Goodman, Judy Currently there will be a Centre, offering a range of services such as: free laundry facilities, Wasylycia-Leis. (continued on page 3) Annual North End Resource Fair their dancing. As well, a clown made balloon toys Takes Community as Focus for attendees. A young performer jigged on On June 7, 2007 adults and many young people and children from stage. Noted a visitor, “I the community made their way to the Indian and Métis Friendship was glad to see the great Centre. They were taking part in the annual North End turnout from community Community & Family Resource Fair. “This year we opted to focus resources.” on the community when developing the Fair,” commented Betty Local politicians Juselius, Director of PATH Resource Centre and one of the delivered speeches. Participants prepare to deposit their organizers of the event. “In previous years we have concentrated Among those attending, tickets for one of the draws. on the agencies that provide service in the area,” she continued. Steve Ashton, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Gord Attendance by folks living in the community was higher this year Mackintosh, MLA for St. John, George Hickes, Speaker of the than ever before. Manitoba Legislature and MLA for Point Douglas, and Doug Several large employers Martindale, MLA for Burrows, brought greetings from the and approximately 25 Province, and outlined plans for our community. service agencies Perhaps the most exciting part of the Fair came with the draws. sponsored booths. People thronged to fill out survey forms to get a ticket for the Welcome songs set the draws. Said one young winner, “Wow! This prize is brand new!” tone for the day, as recordings of drumming An old-fashioned popcorn machine added to the carnival-like fun. created a festive Manning this attraction were student volunteers and members of atmosphere. Children the Ambassadors in their orange uniforms. Young and old enjoyed (l-r): Hon. Gord Mackintosh, MLA for St. and young people the delicious snack as they wandered throughout the displays. John, Betty Juselius, Director of PATH, donned ancestral Native Women's Transition Centre provided food at the canteen. and Hon. George Hickes, MLA for Point costumes to provide Douglas and Speaker of the Manitoba One of those attending summed up the experience, “I thought the Legislature confer during Fair. entertainment through Fair was fun!” A Revitalization Project of Winnipeg's North End Community NECRC UPDATE 1 Margita Connected Getting Hands Dirty There are some lovely front yards, nothing but gardening artistry. It is such a pleasure to walk along. Occasionally I meet one of the Margita Tobolkova, freelance writer & broadcaster, North End resident residents. Then I get advice on how to fertilize roses to get them to grow so beautiful. Looks like we will exchange cuttings with To get hands dirty usually means work around the house, garden some of the avid gardeners. We already exchange experiences. or in a garage. But I found a different way to get my hands dirty. Some yards are not kept at all, but luckily, there are only a few of I signed up to deliver Times weekly. Some flyers come with it too, them. sometimes catalogues. Believe me, when you have to fold printed papers, in no time your hands are dirty. “Beware of the dog”. That's the sign often displayed in windows. But I thought some people should have a sign “Beware of the dog Well, I don't do it to get rich, it pays just enough for some poop”. I cannot believe how some pathways from the front gate to groceries, but the exercise is great. I need to get in shape and lose the mailbox are littered with a large number of doggie presents. some weight. I thought this is better than pumping iron in some Obviously the owners must leave and enter their houses through fitness club. Those are not only expensive, but they are places the back, commuting by cars. Otherwise, I cannot imagine them where fashion is important and people who do need to get in shape leaving so much of the dog stuff on the front yard. I guess they don't go there anyway. This way I get paid for exercise, I don't think mail or pizza delivery people can tiptoe over the mounds. I have to worry about gym fashion, and I get to know our wonder if the vapors from that contribute to the global warming. neighborhood better. Regrettably, some houses are quite run down. Some of them have I look after parts of Manitoba, Pritchard and Selkirk avenues. I see such badly rotten wooden steps, I am afraid to step on them. The the front yards and meet nice people. Like Drew Mazerolle, who residents must be quite brave to mount them every day. Or, saw my cart falling apart under the weight of papers. He offered perhaps they have broken legs already. his cart, previously used by his children. Another North Ender promised to build me one, and I can then return the cart on loan to I have a very busy schedule these days and a lot of things to worry Drew. Lovely neighbors – don't you think so? Then there are some about. So, when it comes Thursday, I look forward to a healthy ladies who tell me, “You should wear a hat in this hot sun, walk through the neighborhood, delivering papers and catalogues. otherwise you may get a sun stroke”. Or, some children who warn I can tell already I am getting physically stronger. In addition, I me, “Don't go inside this yard! The dog will shred you to pieces”. find it an emotional release. And, I even get paid for it. How's that I knew all along North Enders are great people, but now I get it for a good deal? confirmed again. Resource Centre 627 Selkirk Avenue Winnipeg, MB Want to know where the good jobs are? Tel: 927-2300 Don’t know what kind of work you would be good at? Fax: 582-7397 Hate the job you have? Mon - Fri 8:30am - 4:30pm WE CAN HELP! Come by and check us out! 2 NECRC UPDATE NECRC 2006 AGM variety of dishes from local restaurants and caterers. Highlights of the business The North End Community Renewal Corporation (NECRC) held portion of the AGM included: its 2006 Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday April 26th 1) recognition of out going at David Livingstone Community School. The AGM was attended Board members Jeanet by over 74 North End stakeholders. Sybenga, Sonia Prevost- The theme of this year's Derbecker and Pauline Riley; AGM built on the efforts 2) the election of Faye Jashyn of the newly created and Roxane Kopitonchuk as North End 5-Year new members of the NECRC Judy Wasylycia-Leis, MP Community Plan (2007- Board of Directors; and 3) the Winnipeg North Centre bringing 2011) and was entitled approval of several new greetings to the NECRC AGM. “Building Community revisions to the NECRC By- Together”. Judy Laws including the changing of the fiscal year-end from Wasylycia-Leis, MP for December 31st to March 31st. As a result of this particular By- Winnipeg North Centre, Law revision, the NECRC will be hosting another AGM on was the guest speaker for Thursday July 26th, 2007; at the William Norrie Centre, 485 NECRC 2007 AGM the event and further Selkirk Ave. at 12:00 noon-2:00 p.m. exemplified this theme through her personal and professional The AGM was concluded by small-group sector discussions and accounts of both her constituents and NECRC. feedback regarding the new North End 5-Year Community Plan, The business portion of the AGM was preceded by a community and with several door prize draws consisting of items that were feast that encompassed a “Taste of the North End” through a generously donated by local North End merchants. NORTH END COMMUNITY RENEWAL CORPORATION ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Theme: Building Community Together! 12:00 Community Feast 1:00 Business Meeting - Guest Speaker - Financial Report Thursday July 26, 2007 - Appointment of Auditor William Norrie Centre 2:00 Adjournment GM 485 Selkirk Ave. NECRC is an organization of organizations. 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. Directors for NECRC represent the following sectors: A • Aboriginal • Business • Community • Labour • Religious/Fraternal • Resident (continued from page 1) weekly Adult Arts & Crafts Program that will function out of that The LSP Resource Centre would like to give a huge thanks to the space. The Resource Centre will also provide office space for Community Advisory Committee for their support and resources, Urban Youth Adventures, as they offer a variety of programs as well as partners, Neighbourhoods Alive!, the National Crime within the North End for youth ages 12-18 years.
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