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Traditional feast serves up smiles

RECORD PHOTO BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI Pictured from left to right: Happy Thought School kindergarten students Keelie Krut, Joey Klausen and Claire Grant were all smiles while enjoying a special Ukrainian Christmas feast served by their English Ukrainian Bilingual program teacher Oxana Tymchuk last Thursday afternoon. For a story and more photos, see Page 3. news > sports > opinion > community > people > entertainment > events > classifi eds > careers > everything you need to know

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By Justin Luschinski More than 50 Manitoba farmers gathered at the Clandeboye Commu- nity Hall to learn more about how to manage their soybean crop yields last week. Manitoba Agriculture and the South Interlake Crop Testing Committee hosted their 20th annual Grain Infor- mation Day last Tuesday. The event drew farmers from across the Inter- lake area, with the biggest topic being soybean production. Crystal Berthelette, an agriculture extension co-ordinator with Manitoba Agriculture, said that soybeans have become a reliable money maker for RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI Manitoba farmers. ABOVE LEFT: Terry Buss, a farm production extension specialist with Manitoba Agriculture, talks about “Soybean prices are decent, China sustainable ways to grow and maintain soybeans during Manitoba Agriculture and the South Interlake Crop is a huge market for soybeans. Other Testing Committee’s 20th annual Grain Information Day in Clandeboye last Tuesday. ABOVE RIGHT: More than places buy them too, but China is by 50 farmers from across Manitoba attended last week’s grain information day. far the largest,” Berthelette said. “They are easy to grow, and they put more ladybugs last summer was because conscious of the environment when scouting, and that the community has nutrients back into the ground for they were feeding on the massive they use chemical products. the tools to watch over their crops in a crop rotations … (the Grain Informa- amount of soybean pests. “I’m advocating that we be good sustainable way. tion Day) is an opportunity for farm- Some farmers have been using stewards of the environment … We’ve The 2016 Census of Agriculture ers to come and see where the indus- seed-applied insecticides to protect had 16 years or so of a pretty consis- counted 14,791 census farms in Mani- try is headed.” their crops, but some experts say that tent understanding of how to control toba, a 6.8 per cent decline from the One of the fi rst presentations was might not be the right move. these pest,” Buss said. “We’ve had one previous census, which reported on soybean aphids, small insects that Terry Buss, a farm production exten- year that behaved as an exception, 15,877 farms in 2011. The number of feed on the crop. Berthelette said that sion specialist with Manitoba Agri- and all of a sudden everyone believes farm operations in Manitoba has been the reason there were so many Asian culture, said that farmers need to be that we found a new solution. When steadily declining since 1941, accord- in reality, not much has changed.” ing to Statistics Canada. Manitoba Buss said soybeans face a number of farm numbers rank sixth in Canada other issues, such as iron defi ciency and account for 7.6 per cent of Cana- Who’s Got the Coolest chlorosis and increased root rot. He da’s 193,492 farms in 2016. said the root rot is “something we Manitoba also has the second have to reckon with,” since soybeans youngest population of farm opera- are planted in such a tight farming tors in Canada with an average age of Shack? rotation that it’s creating new patho- 53.8 years. gens. For more information about Mani- Buss believes that the soybean toba Agriculture, visit gov.mb.ca/ag- Week One Winner Congratulations! aphids can be controlled with good riculture/. This Shack of the Week The “Kenworth has won a Tim Horton’s TV series shines spotlight on Selkirk Highway Truck” Prize Pack. With a custom smoke stack Shack “exhaust” pipe that shoots fl and vents smoke! ames Send us pictures of the exterior and of the interior of your ice shack - tell us what makes it unique and interesting! Email your pictures to: [email protected] Stay tuned for your chance to vote for your favourite shack. RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL More than 200 community members and dignitaries packed Boston Pizza in Selkirk for the Selkirk Biz’s invitation only red carpet “Burden of Truth” premiere last Wednesday evening. The CBC original series, STEP UP TREE REMOVAL which was fi lmed mostly in Selkirk last year airs Wednesday’s at 8 p.m. on CBC. The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018 3 Students learn how to keep traditions alive for Ukrainian Christmas By Justin Luschinski have this tradition at home, but some Tymchuk said that Ukrainian food A group of kindergarten students don’t. It’s important to be able to pass has a lot of historical signifi cance. at Happy Thought School enjoyed a on these things to the children. “Kutia (wheat) for example, has a lot traditional Ukrainian Christmas feast “IT’S IMPORTANT TO “You don’t have to be Ukrainian to of meanings. The poppy seeds mean while learning about their culture last enjoy the (traditions).” prosperity, and the wheat symbol- week. BE ABLE TO PASS ON Last week’s class began with Tym- izes life,” Tymchuk said. “It’s a very The students were served the 12 chuk reading out Ukrainian folk old meal, and old tradition, more than meatless dishes traditionally served THESE THINGS TO THE tales, teaching the students Ukrainian 5,000 years old. We have 12 meatless on Ukrainian Christmas Eve while CHILDREN.” words for the 12 dishes, and the tradi- dishes to celebrate lent, but the next they learned about the cultural signif- tional prayers that are performed be- day, we eat meat.” icance of each meal last Thursday af- fore the meal begins. The children ate During the class, Grade 4 students ternoon. They also learned the proper kids learn these traditions at a young dishes such as wheat, borscht, blue- also stopped by to sing some Ukrai- words for foods such as borscht and age. berry and potato-cheese perogies, nian Christmas carols. perogies. “We don’t have so many Ukrainian and cabbage rolls. English Ukrainian Bilingual pro- people, but we keep (the) tradition. gram kindergarten teacher, Oxana I’m doing this every year and the kids Tymchuk, said that it’s important the love it,” Tymchuk said. “Some children RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI LEFT: Happy Thought School kindergarten teacher, Oxana Tym- Buy Get a chuk, hands out can- dy canes to Grade 4 a Box. Box Free. students last Thurs- day afternoon. BE- LOW: Kindergarten students enjoy and learn about the 12 meatless dishes tra- ditionally served on Ukrainian Christmas Eve last Thursday.

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By Lindsey Enns The organizer behind the third an- nual Curl for the Cure is hoping to once again help bring the Selkirk “IT’S BROUGHT NEW Curling Club to life with help from hundreds in the community. LIFE TO THE CLUB. IT’S Shayne Merritt of Lockport says the amount of support the event has re- JUST CREATED A LOT ceived over the years has been “truly INTEREST IN CURLING.” unbelievable.” Last year nearly 300 people packed the local curling club for the event. prizes but one of their largest prizes “It’s brought new life to the club. It’s so far is a signed team Jennifer Jones just created a lot interest in curling,” jacket. Merritt said. The Curl for the Cure open bonspiel This year’s Curl for the Cure open asks teams of four or six to register by bonspiel is set to take place on Sat- contacting Merritt directly at 204-391- urday, Feb. 10 at the Selkirk Curling 1562 or via email at shayne123423@ Club located at 381 Jemima St. All hotmail.com by Feb. 3. No previous proceeds from the event will go to the curling experience is required and Canadian Cancer Society. there will be equipment available to Merritt came up with the idea for borrow. As of last week there were the event as a project for his global is- still a few spots remaining. sues class at the Comp. Although he is RECORD FILE PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS The Selkirk Curling Club will also currently a university student, he still Karl Hasse, pictured left, and organizer Shayne Merritt take a break host a Women’s Bonspa this Friday, enjoys putting on the event each year. in between games during last year’s Curl for the Cure at the Selkirk Saturday and Sunday, along with the “It feels really special to keep doing Curling Club. This year’s event is scheduled to take place on Feb. 10. Curl Manitoba Juniors Day Camp on it,” he said. “It’s a lot of work to put it Deadline to enter is Feb. 3. Feb. 17 and the club’s 125th Anniver- on but it’s something for the commu- sary Open Bonspiel is set to take place nity to do.” dian Cancer Society and towards the come to come watch,” he said, add- on March 3. Over the years the event has helped fi ght against cancer. Merritt says their ing there will be a 50/50 draw, a silent For more information about the Sel- raise more than $20,000 for the Cana- goal this year is to raise $15,000. auction and live music provided by kirk Curling Club and a full list of “If people can’t The Bog Boys. upcoming events, visit selkirkcurling- curl, they are Merritt added they are still hoping club.com. NOTICE TO PARENTS more than wel- to collect some more silent auction LORD SELKIRK SCHOOL DIVISION invites KINDERGARTEN & GRADE ONE REGISTRATIONS for Fall 2018 Registrations are now welcome for the following quality Early Years Programs. Please note that Kindergarten classes are held full days, every other day, during the school year. 1. Regular Kindergarten Kindergarten programs are available at all elementary schools in Lord Selkirk

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I want to bring A live professional wrestling event is back to Selkirk. for more than fi ve years, and they will some hard-hitting family fun to smaller gearing up to return to Selkirk later this “I ran quite a few events out here, and be going up against CWE champion communities, so they can have a great month. people were always calling and asking “Canadian Hercules” Tyler Colton and time here instead of having to drive to Canadian Wrestling Elite (CWE) will me ‘when is wrestling coming back (to three time CWE champion “Hotshot” Winnipeg or something.” host a wrestling event on Saturday, Jan. Selkirk)?’ I live and work in Selkirk, and Danny Duggan. Tickets can be purchased at Iron Im- 27 starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Selkirk I really wanted an opportunity to bring Maxwell said that he’s glad that he’s age located at 511 Robinson avenue or Friendship Centre, located at 425 Eve- (wrestling) back to town,” Maxwell said. bringing wrestling back to the Interlake by calling 204-391-0215 or online by vis- line St. This is the fi rst pro-wrestling The event will also feature some famil- and hopes that they can put on more iting cwetickets.com. event taking place in the city in three iar faces including Matt Evans, co-own- events like this in the future. The event is also looking for sponsors and a half years. er of Iron Image gym in Selkirk, as well “I grew up in a small town, and we and charities to partner with, Maxwell Rob Maxwell, the event co-ordinator, as special guest and ring announcer never had events like this,” he said. “It’s encourages anyone interested to give said the support from the community Kory Kinkade from East Selkirk. Sev- something I wished would have hap- him a call. Red River North Tourism launches new website to help promote region By Justin Luschinski Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson said River North Tourism is funded jointly Red River North Tourism has of- he was very impressed with the new by Selkirk, St. Andrews and St. Cle- fi cially launched their new website website, and encourages the commu- ments. with hopes of bringing more visitors nity to rally around it. “With this website, we are creating to the Interlake region. “I’m just blown away, the website is a powerful online presence for this The new site, which can be found by so professionally done,” Johannson region as a tourist destination” said visiting redrivernorthtourism.com, said. “I would encourage any busi- board chair Lois Wales. “The website aims to be an information and tour- ness in this region, wherever you are, redrivernorthtourism.com provides ism hub for the Interlake region, with to become a part of this. Social media, visitors with extensive information links to accommodations and popu- and being able to look online before about attractions and events in our lar destinations, including a calendar you come to an area, is imperative to region. where organizations can add events any business, to any company, to ev- “It is welcoming and interactive and too. erybody … This is a big success for the helps visitors plan their excursions to Laurel Sarginson, the past president whole area, we want to see people use the area.” of Red River North Tourism, said the this as a destina- organization is proud of the new web- tion point.” Beautiful Victoria, BC Discover Ontario site and hopes that businesses will The site links Fly & Stay Experience Mar. 1-15 & French Canada see the value in it as well. to an interactive Enjoy a milder climate, All Canadian Tour - May 15-26 The website contains a wide range of blooming gardens and more! “Having a modern website that peo- information, including a listing of ho- Google map of the 14nts Inner Harbour, Airfare, Transfers, Daily Featuring a 2 night stay in Ottawa during Breakfast, Tour of Butchart Gardens the annual Tulip Festival, 2 Nights each in ple can easily navigate is something tels and bed and breakfast locations area, with pins de- historic Quebec City & Montreal. we’ve been trying to do for a while,” around the Interlake. tailing landmarks Minneapolis Baseball Nashville, Tennessee Sarginson said during the website’s Organizations can add their events and businesses Toronto Blue Jays vs Minnesota Twins May 16-23 offi cial launch at the Manitoba Ma- to the calendar on the main page, and from Lockport to April 30-May 2 Stay at one of the largest resorts in the Enjoy 3 thrilling games from your Infi eld world, the premier Gaylord Opryland Resort. rine Museum on Jan. 4. “Businesses they can pay a membership fee for an Selkirk. 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> ARNIE WEIDL Anglers reminded to keep lakes, rivers clean PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Lana Meier Brett Mitchell Hello my frozen friends. Late last week I came upon a big exuberant guy, Robert Yablonski of Fraserwood on Lake Winnipeg east of Gimli. His buddy Keith Irvine of Gim- li was getting their shack ready for some fi shing so Rob agreed to share a bizarre experience that happened to EDITOR SALES Lindsey Enns Michelle Balharry him up at Clark Lake. Robert said he had gotten a strike and felt like it was an average sized fi sh. Suddenly his rod was nearly torn from his hands as a tremendous force yanked on his rig. Robert however was not a man to be denied; he tightened his drag then RECORD PHOTO ARNIE WEIDL began hauling up, then lowering the Cory Stefanyshyn, pictured left and Jeff Donkersley, hold up their pickerel and one of the new Manitoba Ice Fishing Associations signs REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER rod as he reeled in. Time passed punc- SPORTS EDITOR asking anglers not to leave garbage on the ice. Justin Luschinski Brian Bowman tuated by heavy reeling in and violent forceful sideway runs by whatever me in. “Yeah, that’s the only one right truck. I urged old red toward them was on the end of his line. Eventually now,” Cory Stefanyshyn of East Sel- and upon reaching them I parked my Robert could feel it tiring. Then just kirk said. His buddy Jeff Donkersley truck close to the shacks’ door. Using below the grey waters’ surface, the of Winnipeg sat on a side bench jig- my boot spikes I bent into the wind gigantic head of monster jackfi sh be- ging a line nodding his head in agree- and stomped up to the shack door. I came visible for an instant. Purely by ment. They couldn’t think of a story shouted out over the roaring wind, refl ex Robert heaved up hard on his for us right then so I asked them for ”Hi, I’m Arnie Weidl, have you got a OFFICE MANAGER/ADS ADMINISTRATION line. The giant disappeared and the a favour. I had them hold up their fi sh story for your fellow anglers?” A voice Lucy Kowalchuk Georgia Campbell line got still. “There’s still something for a picture and the new Manitoba from inside came back, “I’ve read your there,” Robert said to his wife who was Ice Fishing Associations sign that we stuff in the paper, but I can’t open the standing close by. He reeled in quick- are going to be seeing by the “jump door, one hinge is off and if I open ly and seemingly in seconds a smaller off spots” to the ice in southern Mani- up the wind will tear the door off!” than average jack popped from the toba. MIFA used to put garbage bar- “That’s ok,” I yelled back, “I’m used to water high into the air but the sight of rels out but so many disappeared we all kinds of conditions when hearing it froze them. Huge deep teeth marks decided to go with signs asking folks fi shing experiences. “I’m Mike Gross and taters of hanging fl esh covered not to leave garbage on the ice. MIFA from Ile des Chenes,” he offered, “and DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTION the hapless small jack from its head to Debbie Strauss along with the Selkirk Record, the Ex- I remember when I was here with a Christy Brown its half torn off tail! Only then Robert press Weekly News, the Stonewall portable shack the wind caught it realized he had pulled the small jack Tribune, Selkirk’s own Canadian Tire before I could pin it down. I chased, right out of the huge jack who had and Smitty’s have been promoting caught it, set up and caught a twen- swallowed it! good housekeeping practices by an- ty-eight inch pickerel. I was so happy Early last week I rambled up and glers for years and I am proud to be a to catch a giant I gave it a kiss and down the ice shack village on the Red part of their efforts! sent it back down the hole!” As Mike off the CIL Road by Selkirk shooting Day after day last week it was hard gave his story I watched the howling the breeze with our angling broth- PRINT to tell if anyone was out on the Lake wind wobbling my truck as I huddled PRODUCTION ers and sisters. After a while I came Winnipeg south basin ice because of against his shack wall cupping my Nicole Kapusta Dan Anderson to a big heavily constructed shack. the blizzard-like blowing snow. When recorder to protect it so it got every As I got out of the truck I noticed an I could wait no longer for a fi nal story word. I thanked Mike for his tale and eating sized pickerel on the snow by for us I wound up at the shoreline of half frozen climbed into old red point- the door, “Is that the only one you Patricia Beach looking northeast at ing her to the shore. Man, I thought, caught?” I shouted to whoever was in- the wind driven snow racing across isn’t being a writer a ton of fun! side. A young chap in a light colored the ice. A mile or so out I could see See you next week fellow fi shers. hoody opened the door and invited the top of a hard wall ice shack and ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Corrie Sargent Allana Sawatzky View the Selkirk Record online at selkirkrecord.ca > CONTACT US TO PLACE AN AD or for EDITORIAL TROUBLE WITH PAPER DELIVERY? 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The presentation also discussed The presentation examined the pub- some symptoms of elder abuse, such lic perception of what elder abuse is, as an inability to purchase groceries, and what can be done to prevent it. or a family member that only visits Rick Caslake, the speaker during when the victim receives money. Oth- the elder abuse presentation on Jan. er symptoms might be physical, such 5, said that people are more willing to as bruising or frequent unexplained confront abuse now, which was very injuries. uncommon in previous eras. Research shows that four to 10 per “Elder abuse isn’t new. It’s the cent of older adults have been vic- awareness and the desire to do some- tims of one or more forms of abuse thing to stop it that’s relatively new,” or neglect, according to the province. Caslake said. “Decades ago, abuse in These forms of abuse include physi- families was hushed up. These days cal, sexual, emotional, psychological we support each other, and we give and fi nancial abuse. Often the abu- victims the opportunity to talk to RECORD PHOTO BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI sive people are family members or someone with empathy. Rick Caslake leads a presentation about elder abuse at the Gaynor other caregivers. “We need to understand what role Family Regional Library on Jan. 5. Caslake said that it’s important to talk If you are in an abusive relationship, we should be playing, and what roles to an abuse victim without judgement. or you know someone who may be, we should not be playing.” offi cer. The objective should be to al- judge someone for being a victim of call 1-877-977-0007. If you are in im- Caslake stressed that when some- low an abuse victim to express them- abuse. mediate danger, call 911. For more one sees abuse, it’s important to re- selves, and to get them the help they “You need to check if what you’re information, visit gov.mb.ca/fs/fvpp/ member that the average person is need from a professional. seeing is abuse. You need to be non- elder.html. not a mental health worker or a police Caslake added it’s important to not judgmental. It’s about giving a victim Province marks second annual Women’s Equality Week in Manitoba Staff sponsible for status of women, stated in a release on Women will award 10 scholarships to high school The Manitoba government is promoting gender Monday. “However, there is more work to be done.” and post-secondary women and girls. Five awards equality and highlighting women’s achievements The week kicked off Monday with the launch of of $1,000 will be granted to Grade 12 students who in the province by proclaiming the third week in the Nellie McClung Trailblazer Scholarship, which have demonstrated an aptitude in an area of study January Women’s Equality Week. supports women and girls pursuing education and that could lead to further education and/or careers “This is our second year celebrating Women’s careers in under-represented occupations with a in STEM, business or under-represented trades. Equality Week and together we have made great particular focus on science, technology, engineering Five awards of $1,750 will be granted to women who strides towards gender equality,” Sustainable De- and math (STEM), business and trades. are in their fi rst year of a fi eld of study in these ar- velopment Minister Rochelle Squires, minister re- Through the partnership, Manitoba Status of eas. 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EF 1 10 The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018 one cube of cheese and 1/2 teaspoon chopped nuts in lower corner of each strip. Fold dough over fi lling to form triangle. Fold triangle up then over, forming another triangle. Continue folding to end of strip. Brush top inspiredTHE with melted butter and sprinkle with get 1/2 teaspoon chopped nuts. Repeat > MMEALEAL IIDEASDEAS Marketplace AT SELKIRK with remaining strips of dough and Cranberry and Servings: 4 Heat oven to 375 F. remaining sheets of phyllo. Filling: In saucepan, combine cranberries, Bake 12-15 minutes, or until golden Walnut Phyllo 1 cup chopped fresh or frozen sugar, raisins, honey, orange peel brown. Cool on wire rack before cranberries and orange juice; bring to boil. serving. Triangles 1/3 cup sugar Reduce heat and simmer uncovered 5 Note: If using frozen phyllo dough, 1/3 cup raisins minutes, stirring occasionally. Cool to thaw in refrigerator overnight. 2 tablespoons honey or maple syrup room temperature. 1 tablespoon fi nely grated orange peel Carefully lay one phyllo sheet on 3 tablespoons freshly squeezed orange cutting board and brush with melted juice butter. Place another sheet of phyllo Triangles: on top and brush with melted butter. 10 sheets fresh or frozen phyllo dough Cover remaining sheets with damp 1/3 cup melted butter towel to prevent drying out. Position 2 1/2 cups Jarlsberg Chunk Cheese, cut brushed pastry horizontally and cut into 25 cubes into fi ve strips. 2 cups chopped walnuts Place 1/2 teaspoon cranberry fi lling, SUNDAY NIGHT BINGO Pots are as follows: $ + MINI Servings: 4 together vinegar, 1/3 cup olive oil, 2059 LOONIE Tomatoes Gratin 4 tomatoes garlic, thyme, salt and pepper; gently $ + POKER 26,533 FLUSH 2 ounces balsamic vinegar mix in tomatoes. Transfer to ovenproof $ 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil, plus 4 dish. Place tomatoes cut-side up and 856 LUCKY 7 ounces, divided bake 15 minutes. $ + BONANZA 4 garlic cloves, sliced thin In pan, toast pine nuts with 944 In 52 Numbers 4 sprigs fresh thyme (or equivalent remaining olive oil until golden then $2600 + FULL HOUSE dried) set aside. In 51 Numbers salt, to taste When tomatoes are cool enough to pepper, to taste handle, remove skins and return to SELKIRK STEELERS 2 ounces pine (pignoli) nuts baking dish. Sprinkle tomatoes with 8 ounces shredded Jarlsberg Cheese shredded cheese. Return to oven and Heat oven to 350 F. broil about 5 minutes, or until cheese Cut tomatoes in half. In bowl, whisk turns golden and bubbly. Top with toasted pine nuts. Thursday nights at the Selkirk Friendship Centre 2 ounces black or green 1glass canning jar $ Early Birds FullFull House in in51#s 51#s or or lessless $82001,800 French-Style olives Cube cheese and thinly at 7:00 pm $ LuckyLuckyPoker Seven FlushStar $11,090.00 $8,594+5056+ Getting Away for Regular Bingo in 53#s or less $ 1 small leek, bulb only (or slice olives and leek. BonanzaUPDATED POTS NOT AVAILABLE AT PRESS$4130+ TIME Marinated FullLucky House 7 in 24#s $1,400.00 or less $3,013+ small Finely chop oregano and at 7:30 Lucky 7 in 24#s or less 884+ New Years? Cheese shallot) peppercorns, and fi nely 1 tablespoon fresh mince thyme and garlic. oregano or tarragon (or To make marinade: Whisk Why do I live where the air hurts my skin? equivalent dried) vinegar with oil, oregano, 1 teaspoon green or black peppercorns, thyme and peppercorns garlic. Layer cheese, olives 2 sprigs fresh thyme (or and leeks inside jar. Cover equivalent dried) with marinade and seal 1 clove garlic tightly. 2 tablespoons white wine Place jar in refrigerator Get out of here today! Servings: 1 jar vinegar to marinate 1 day. For best 357 Main St. Selkirk 6 ounces Jarlsberg Original, Lite 4 tablespoons extra-virgin results, use within 3 days. 204-482-3113204 482 3113 or Hickory Smoked Cheese olive oil The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018 11 Your Local Community Home Real Estate Section HOUSES APARTMENTS CONDOS COTTAGES RETIREMENT FINANCING IMPROVEMENTS INSURANCE Finished basements save energy and deliver more living space

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But homeowners have options Selkirk and the air seeping in through leaks. other than full window replacements www.interlake.mb.ca · Caulk or add weatherstripping. to fi x leaks and improve effi ciency. Jim Boulton Mike Juba Kim Giesbrecht DaynaD Clark & Small cracks and gaps around win- Calvin Kuch 204-482-5806 14 The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018 Your Local Community Home Real Estate Section HOUSES APARTMENTS CONDOS COTTAGES RETIREMENT FINANCING IMPROVEMENTS INSURANCE 3 Tips To Prepare To Sell Your Home Eliminating pet odors, including process. those associated with pets, can help 1. Address the exterior of the home. homeowners prepare their homes for Winter can be harsh on a home’s prospective buyers. exterior, so as winter winds down, According to Realtor.com, spring is homeowners who want to sell their the busiest and best season to sell a homes should make an effort to ad- home. While a good home can fi nd a dress anything that might negatively buyer any time of year, homeowners affect their homes’ curb appeal. A might fi nd the buyers’ pool is stron- study of homes in Greenville, S.C., gest in spring and into summer. The from researchers at Clemson Uni- reasons for that are many, ranging versity found that the value of homes from parents wanting to move when with landscapes that were upgraded their children are not in school to buy- from “good” to “excellent” increased ers wanting to move when the weath- by 6 to 7 percent. If it’s in the bud- er is most accommodating. get, hire professional landscapers to Because spring is such a popular fi x any problematic landscaping or Eliminating pet odors, including those associated with pets, can help time to sell a home, homeowners who address any issues that arose during homeowners prepare their homes for prospective buyers. want to put their homes on the market the winter. Homeowners with green tomed to odors that might be circulat- should use winter as an opportunity thumbs can tackle such projects on over the winter, when people tend to ing throughout the house. Pet odor, to prepare their homes for the pry- their own, but hiring professionals is spend more time indoors than they for instance, might not be as strong ing eyes of prospective buyers. The akin to staging inside the home. do throughout the rest of the year. to a home’s residents as it is to guests following tips can help homeowners 2. Conquer interior clutter. Homeowners who want to put their and prospective buyers. Because win- during the pre-selling preparation Clutter has a way of accumulating homes on the market in spring won’t have the luxury of waiting until spring dows tend to stay closed throughout to do their “spring” cleaning, so start the winter, interior odors can be even clearing any clutter out in winter, stronger come late-winter than they even resolving to make an effort to are during the rest of the year. A thor- NEW LISTING OPEN HOUSE SAT 2-4 prevent its accumulation throughout ough cleaning of the house, including winter. Just like buyers are impressed vacuuming and removal of any pet ADVANCED REALTY by curb appeal, they are turned off by hair that accumulated over the winter, GEORGE HACKING clutter. The Appraisal Institute sug- can help to remove odor. In the weeks SALES ASSOCIATE 205 Toronto Ave $165,000 gests homeowners clear clutter out of leading up to the open house, bathe 7 Howard Place $429,900 Phone: 204.202.1922 Nice Reno, ready to go. their homes before appraisers visit, pets more frequently, using a sham- CALL/TXT: 204.461.0747 NEW LISTING and the same approach can be ap- poo that promotes healthy skin so [email protected] • www.GHTeam.ca plied to open houses. Buyers, like ap- pet dander is not as prevalent. Open SELKIRK praisers, see cluttered homes as less windows when the weather allows so 214 Colcleugh Avenue ...... $145,000 valuable. In addition, a home full of more fresh air comes into the home. clutter might give buyers the impres- Spring is a popular and potentially 321 Superior ...... $215,000 New Beausejour 204 3rd Street 310 Superior ...... $284,900 S. Cape cod beauty $254,900 310 Superior $284,900 sion, true or not, that the home was lucrative time to sell a home, and 150 Eveline Street ...... $314,900 not well maintained. homeowners who spend winter pre- 13 Howard Pl...... $395,000 SOLD 3. Eliminate odors. paring their homes for the market 7 Howard Pl...... $429,900 A home’s inhabitants grow accus- may reap even greater rewards. COUNTRY SOLD 5 Maple Ave, Stonewall. . . . . $49,900 8 Skazyk Road, 14 Hornshaw $157,500 OVER 10 COLOURS 14 Hornshaw ...... $157,500 St. Andrews $309,000 Pineridge Trailer Park AVAILABLE IN STOCK SOLD Gull Lake 42138 Rd 94 N . . . . . $209,000 20% OFF ** s/o not included** 8 Skazyk Road, St. Andrews ...... $309,000 34 Grey Cresc, Pinawa ...... $348,700 SOLD 29 John Zelych ...... $382,500 ALL INSTOCK LVP (LUXURY VINYL PLANK) 92037 Rd. 5E Rockwood ...... $395,000 12 Murdoch, Petersfi eld ...... $518,000 COMMERCIAL 13 Howard Place $395,000 321 Superior $215,000 New Listing 315 Main Street . . . . $295,000 Commerical Lease – VACANT LAND 153 Lily Avenue Zoned N1 . . . $110,000 0 Petersfi eld Pits, 120.6 Acres ...... $340,000 502 Greenwood 72101 Pine Rd. S. 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By Brian Bowman or an exhibition game,” Kubic told the Ryan Kubic will be able to experi- Leader-Post. “Obviously, more is on ence what most junior hockey players the line but I try to compete as hard can only dream about. as I can every game and get the best He’ll be participating in the 2018 outcome for the team.” Memorial Cup this coming May. Kubic takes over as the Pats’ No. 1 Kubic was traded last week by the goaltender. He is eagerly looking for- Saskatoon Blades along with forward ward to playing in the WHL playoffs Cameron Hebig to the Regina Pats in for the very fi rst time. exchange for goaltender Tyler Brown, “I’m defi nitely excited to see what forward Bryan Lockner, a fi rst-round I can do with this group,” Kubic said. pick in 2020, a second-round pick in “I’ve always wanted to play in the 2020 and a third-round selection in playoffs in the WHL and now I get the 2019, and a third in 2021. opportunity. Playing on teams that The Pats are hosting this year’s four- aren’t very good (in the past), it ex- team Memorial Cup. poses your weaknesses. “It’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing,” Ku- “That’s a benefi t because it helps bic told the Regina Leader-Post last you become a better goaltender even week. “Not a lot of people get to ex- though your stats might not be the perience that. For them to choose me greatest.” to be the guy to hold them through Regina is confi dent they made the RECORD PHOTO BY KEITH HERSHMILLER games, it’s a real honour.” right move by acquiring Kubic, whose St. Andrews’ Ryan Kubic was traded by the Saskatoon Blades to the Regina is going all in for this year’s Manitoba Junior Hockey League Regina Pats last week. He is expected to be the Pats’ No. 1 netminder Memorial Cup. Prior to the Jan. 10 rights are held by the Selkirk Steelers. as they host the 2018 Memorial Cup in May. trade deadline, the Pats added nine “Kubic brings three years of expe- new players in seven trades. rience to our team,” said Pats’ head age. of the 2013 WHL Bantam draft by the Kubic will have tons of pressure on coach and general manager John Pad- He then stopped 29 shots in a 4-3 Giants. him in the Memorial Cup. It will be dock on the team’s website. “We be- overtime loss to the Edmonton Oil In 130 Western Hockey League ap- very interesting to see how he han- lieve he can give us the goaltending Kings in his Pats’ debut on Jan. 10. pearances, Kubic has a 3.60 GAA and dles the bright lights while vying for we need down the stretch.” The St. Andrews’ product was ac- .892 save percentage go to along with a CJHL title. Kubic posted an 8-11-1-0 record this quired by the Blades from the Van- fi ve shutouts. “I just try to treat every game the season in Saskatoon with a 3.96 goals- couver Giants before this season. Ku- same, whether it’s the Memorial Cup against average and .871 save percent- bic was drafted in the second round

(1997) from the SIJHL’s Dryden Ice Dogs in exchange for futures. Steelers make trade deadline deal with Winnipeg The Waywayseecappo Wolverines were real busy at the deadline, mak- By Brian Bowman Daniel Chartrand (1997). goalie Brendan Benoit (2000). ing three separate deals. Waywaysee- The Jan. 10 trade deadline had its Swan Valley also traded forward Tan- The Dauphin Kings dealt defence- cappo traded forward Marco Mazza usual fl urry of action involving Mani- ner Garnham (1997) to the Portage man Riley Shamray (1998) and futures (1999) to La Ronge in exchange for toba Junior Hockey League teams. Terriers in exchange for future con- to the OCN Blizzard for the MJHL list the CJHL list rights to forward Elijah And the Selkirk Steelers made one siderations. rights to defenceman Taron Topham Carels (1999). deal, sending forward Nathan Hillis The Terriers traded forward Turner (2001), forward Dustin Mozdzen The Wolverines sent defenceman (1998) to the Winnipeg Blues in ex- Santin (1997) to the SIJHL’s Thunder (1999) and future considerations. Wayde Johannesson (1998) to the change for the CJHL list rights to de- Bay North Stars in exchange for fu- Dauphin also traded forward Danny SJHL’s Nipawin Hawks for forward fenceman Noah King (1999). tures. Pion (1998) to the Ottawa Jr. Senators Caleb Paisley (1999). Hillis produced eight goals and 19 Portage also acquired the MJHL list for future considerations. Waywayseecappo also dealt forward points in 39 games with Selkirk this rights of goalie Miles Minor (2000) and The MJHL-leading Steinbach Pis- Ryan Ignace (1998) to the SIJHL’s Fort season. King, meanwhile, is currently future considerations in exchange for tons acquired forward Luke Bellerose Frances Lakers for futures. playing in the Western Hockey League with the Swift Current Broncos. CATCH THE EXCITING NEW TEAM FOR THE 2017-2018 SEASON The 6-foot-4, 200 pound King had HOME ■ VS Portage Terriers two assists and eight penalty minutes GAME th in 35 games with Swift Current head- Sat., Jan. 20 8:00 pm ing into last week’s action. AWAY ■ VS Waywayseecappo Wolverines The other trades involving MJHL st teams are as follows: GAMES Sun., Jan 21 4:00 pm The Swan Valley Stampeders traded ■ VS Winkler Flyers forward Sam Harris (1999) and future Tues., Jan 23rd 7:30 pm considerations to the SJHL’s La Ronge the Steelers Box Offi ce is open 1 hour before game time GET YOUR GAME TICKETS AT: THE STEELERS BOX OFFICE, Ice Wolves in exchange for forward www.selkirksteelers.com SELKIRK RECREATIONAL COMPLEX or ONLINE AT www.diyobo.com 16 The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018 Steelers whip Wolverines in MJHL action By Brian Bowman Calgary Hitmen and Red Deer Rebels, The Selkirk Steelers took advantage fi nished the night with three points of a struggling Waywayseecappo Wol- and was named the game’s fi rst star. verines’ team on Saturday evening at Martin has also played for the the Rec Complex. BCHL’s Chilliwack Chiefs this season. Waywayseecappo, winners of just six Zachary Bennett made 25 saves for games all season, was defeated 5-2 by the victory. Selkirk. Selkirk started the weekend with a The Steelers took a 2-0 fi rst-peri- 4-0 loss Friday to the third-place Vird- od lead on goals by newly-acquired en Oil Capitals at the Rec Complex. Dawson Martin and Carter Barley. Kyle Salaway gave the visitors a But the Wolverines tied the score at 1-0 lead when he scored at 19:24 of 2-2 with markers from Jake Bestul and the fi rst period and then Kirklan Ly- former Interlake Lightning Riley Vau- car, Rylee Zimmer and Tristen Cross tour by the 12:54 mark of the middle made it 4-0 after 40 minutes. frame. With the split last weekend, Selkirk Selkirk regained the lead, though, is now 23-14-3-1 and has 50 points to 3:59 later as Nate Halvorsen scored sit tied for fourth spot in the 11-team his 21st goal of the season. league with the Winkler Flyers. Martin added his second goal of the Winkler does have a game in hand game at 1:30 of the third and then on Selkirk, however. RECORD PHOTO BY LANA MEIER Shanan McFadden closed out the The Steelers will wrap up their Newly-acquired Dawson Martin scored twice in Selkirk’s 5-2 win against game’s scoring about 12 minutes later. three-game homestand this Saturday the Waywayseecappo Wolverines last Saturday. Marin, who has previous Western (7:30 p.m.) when the Portage Terriers Selkirk will be in Waywayseecappo next Tuesday (7:30 p.m.). Hockey League experience with the visit the Selkirk Rec Complex. on Sunday (4 p.m.) and then Winkler Selkirk Curling Club hosts successful junior bonspiel

By Brian Bowman included Josh Evans (who advanced club’s future. It’s imperative for clubs growth among its junior curlers on Shayne Merritt admitted he didn’t to the quarter-fi nals), Brady Szydlik to get young kids involved in the sport Saturday mornings. Their attendance know when the Selkirk Curling Club and Jackson Gwynne while Luke Ka- with the hope that they continue to has more than doubled in size, grow- last hosted a junior bonspiel. chulak represented the West St. Paul curl as adults and have their children ing from 20 to 50 in just a single year. But they hosted one last weekend. Curling Club also play the sport. “Curling is defi nitely growing in And it went extremely well. Zac Maisey and his Winnipeg Beach “It’s very important to have these Selkirk,” he noted. Selkirk was the host to 18 junior rink also took part in the event, reach- types of events,” Merritt stressed, The Selkirk Curling Club will con- curling teams, which competed in ing the semifi nals. These teams all adding he wanted to thank all of the tinue to be busy with the Women’s U15, U21 and mixed doubles events. participated in the 15-and-under volunteers who helped out last week- Bonspa taking place this Friday “I was very happy with 18 teams and group. end, particularly Jamie Evans. through Sunday. we will be looking to grow it again Merritt participated in the U21 event “It helps grow the sport in the com- Curl for the Cure is coming up Feb. next year,” said Merritt, the Selkirk and also partnered with Cassidy Otto munity and gets more kids involved. 10 and then Curl Manitoba is hosting Curling Club’s junior coordinator and in the mixed doubles completion, ad- The larger we can grow events like a Juniors East Region Skill Develop- second vice president. vancing to the semifi nals. this, the more kids that will get in- ment Camp on Feb. 17. The local club “We had some of the top U15 teams. Merritt and Otto fi nished the round volved. will also be hosting a 125th anniversa- We had some good competition out robin with a 3-0 record. “This event was to get kids intro- ry doubles/open bonspiel on March 3. there.” A junior bonspiel like last weekend’s duced to more competitive curling.” That will be followed by a men’s bon- Local Selkirk Curling Club teams event is very important for a curling Merritt said Selkirk has seen a large spiel from March 16-18. Jones wins eighth Scotties provincial women’s curling title

Staff fi nal clash Sunday morning. score. two teams. St. Vital skip Jennifer Jones made a Robertson scored a pair in the 10th Despite the loss, Einarson could The wildcard game is meant to pro- last-rock draw to defeat Darcy Rob- end to secure the win. The two teams still qualify for the Tournament of duce a 16th team at the Scotties. ertson 7-6 in the fi nal of the Manito- were tied 7-7 after nine ends. Hearts through a new wildcard for- Meanwhile, Gimli’ Rebecca Lamb, ba Scotties women’s curling cham- Einarson jumped out to a quick mat. who curls out of Stonewall, fi nished pionship Sunday in Killarney. 2-0 lead against Robertson but then The two highest-ranked teams (by the provincials with a 2-5 record. It was Jones eighth provincial trailed 5-2 after fi ve ends in the see- CTRS points) that don’t win their Lamb, whose rink includes third women’s curling title. She will now saw battle. province will square off just before Randine Baker, second Brooklyn try to win a sixth Canadian title in Einarson fi nished pool play with a the event in a one-game showdown Meiklejohn, lead Jenessa Rutter and Penticton, B.C., in two weeks. perfect 7-0 record, which gave her a for the last berth in Penticton. Kendra Derbowka, earned wins over Robertson reached the fi nal af- place in the 1-versus-1 game Satur- Einarson and former Winnipegger, Jenn Clark-Rouire (7-6) and Cheryl ter defeating East St. Paul Curling day evening. Chelsea Carey, who failed to win the Reed (10-5). Club’s Kerri Einarson 9-7 in a semi- She lost that game to Jones by a 9-5 Alberta provincials, will be those The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018 17 Fishermen, Storm lead KJHL standings By Brian Bowman ene. Courchene’s goal came on the ton Smith, and Mendrun. off his hat trick with a shorthanded The Selkirk Fishermen and Peguis power play at 5:47 of the third period Ben Kelly had three assists while tally into an empty net with 35 sec- Juniors have played a lot of great to tie the score at 4-4. Brandon Thomas chipped in with two onds left in the game. hockey games over the years. Keeven Daniels-Webb, Coulson helpers. Drake Zimmerman replied with a And they had yet another classic Nepinak, and Paul, with a pair, replied Haden Hildebrand, Cody Dinardo, second-period power-play goal for battle Sunday evening. with fi rst-period goals for Peguis. and Tyrel Bueckert replied for St. Lundar. Selkirk overcame a 4-1 fi rst-period Riley Bannerman made 34 saves for Malo. Selkirk outshot Lundar 33-18 as Ban- defi cit to defeat Peguis 5-4 in a shoot- the win. Austin DeBoer made 15 saves for the nerman earned the win in goal. out at the Rec Complex. Selkirk started the weekend with win. The Fishermen, now 20-2-0-3 and Chad King and Juliano Garcea scored an impressive 7-3 victory over the St. On Jan. 9 the Fishermen defeated with 43 points to lead the KJHL along for the Fishermen in the shootout while Malo Warriors. the Lundar Falcons 3-1 at the Rec with the OCN Storm, will hit the road Roman Paul replied for Peguis. The Fishermen received goals from Complex. for a pair of games this weekend. King also scored in regulation time seven different players, including It was the Mendrun show on this Selkirk will be in Fisher River on along with Drayton Mendrun, Mack- Jeremy Thomas, Coel Forsyth, King, night as the Selkirk forward scored all Friday (8:30 p.m.) and then will battle enzie Playford, and Dawson Courch- Dawson Courchene, Talon Kelly, Tray- three of his team’s goals. He capped Lundar in Warren on Sunday (7 p.m.). Royals vault into second place in WWHSL’s CTV Division By Brian Bowman third. Clifton made 20 saves for the win. press time. The Selkirk Royals continue to stay Jodi Clifton faced 27 shots for the Selkirk hosted the CHSC Huskies The Royals don’t play another league among the top teams in the Winni- win. this past Tuesday and then battled game until Feb. 1 when they face Fort peg Women’s High School Hockey With the victory, the Royals are now River East yesterday but no score Richmond in Winnipeg. League. in second place in the CTV Division from either game was available at Selkirk extended its winning streak with 29 points. That’s just a point back

to fi ve games after fl ying past the Fort of St. Mary’s although the Flames Parkland 34 12 19 1 27 111 147 Richmond Centurions 8-3 last Thurs- have three games in hand. Manitoba Hockey Standings Kenora 34 11 19 0 26 109 131 Interlake 32 8 22 2 18 81 154 day in St. Andrews. On Jan. 10, Selkirk skated to a 5-1 MANITOBA JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Norman 34 3 30 0 7 96 245 Steinbach Pistons 43 33 8 1 68 201 98 AAA CITY MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Selkirk grabbed a 1-0 fi rst-period road win over the Miles Mac Buck- Portage Terriers 41 27 11 1 57 172 109 Monarchs 25 22 2 0 45 167 53 Virden Oil Capitals 41 27 12 2 56 183 128 Hawks 25 17 7 0 35 131 73 lead on a goal by Rayley Goetz and eyes. Winkler Flyers 41 26 15 0 52 142 107 Selects 24 16 6 0 34 117 84 then the Royals scored fi ve goals in Selkirk’s Brooke Johnstone and Selkirk Steelers 41 23 14 3 50 146 133 Warriors 25 11 14 0 22 90 114 OCN Blizzard 41 22 14 5 49 150 135 Sharks 24 7 14 1 17 61 104 the second. Palmer scored fi rst-period goals be- Winnipeg Blues 40 19 16 4 43 146 153 Lightning 25 0 24 0 1 31 169 Neepawa Natives 41 18 20 2 39 153 164 AAA BANTAM HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Cassidy Ilchena scored two of those fore Miles Mac’s Olivia Zamrykut re- Swan Valley Stampeders 39 16 18 5 37 118 139 Sharks 27 21 3 0 45 148 60 Dauphin Kings 43 10 31 1 22 99 196 Monarchs 26 20 5 1 41 141 68 goals while Camryn Horbaty, Cienna sponded with a second-period tally. Waywayseecappo Wolverines 43 6 34 2 15 103 251 Hawks 26 20 6 0 40 179 71 Palmer and Goetz added singles. But it was all Royals in the third. KEYSTONE HOCKEY LEAGUE Selects 22 17 4 0 35 115 45 Central Division GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Lightning 28 7 21 0 14 82 163 Goetz and Ilchena then complet- Palmer added her second goal of Peguis Juniors 26 20 2 1 41 183 74 Warriors 25 4 20 0 9 63 142 Arborg Ice Dawgs 24 15 5 4 34 106 79 MANITOBA HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY ed their hat tricks with third-period the game early in the period and then Fisher River Hawks 26 3 21 2 8 64 208 Platinum Promotions Division GP W L OTL PTS GF GA North Division GP W L OTL PTS GF GA St. Paul’s 1 21 19 0 1 60 103 29 goals. Ilchena fi nished with a game- Goetz and Horbaty added insurance OCN Storm 26 21 3 1 43 226 98 Lord Selkirk 18 11 3 1 39 85 47 high fi ve points. markers. Cross Lake Islanders 25 10 15 0 20 160 149 Sturgeon Heights 19 12 6 0 38 92 66 Norway House North Stars 26 4 21 1 9 91 281 College Gabrielle-Roy 18 10 6 1 33 71 64 Kylie White and Bianca Bucci, with a Horbaty and Ilchena each fi nished South Division GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Transcona 19 11 8 0 33 66 54 Selkirk Fishermen 25 20 2 3 43 126 70 River East 15 9 4 2 29 59 46 pair, scored for Fort Richmond in the the game with two points. St. Malo Warriors 23 12 8 3 27 100 77 Springfi eld 18 9 8 0 28 69 62 Lundar Falcons 25 11 11 3 25 111 110 Oak Park 20 7 10 1 26 51 64 North Winnipeg Satelites 24 9 14 1 19 95 116 Dakota 18 5 6 3 24 60 62 MANITOBA MAJOR JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Vincent Massey 16 5 8 1 20 47 54 Raiders Jr. Hockey Club 32 26 2 4 56 133 60 Garden City 16 4 9 0 18 50 61 Charleswood Hawks 31 23 5 3 49 89 52 SJR 19 3 14 0 13 45 100 Transcona Railer Express 31 21 8 2 44 133 89 Miles Macdonell 17 3 12 0 11 40 71 Silver-medal winners Stonewall Jets 32 18 12 2 38 99 83 Kelvin 18 1 15 1 6 32 90 St. James Canucks 32 16 13 3 35 110 97 WINNIPEG WOMEN’S HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY Ft.Garry/Ft.Rouge Twins 32 16 15 1 33 95 85 CTV Division GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Pembina Valley Twisters 31 13 16 2 28 124 126 St. Mary’s Flames 16 15 1 0 30 76 26 St. Vital Victorias 31 13 18 0 26 103 139 Selkirk Royals 19 12 3 2 29 71 47 St. Boniface Riels 32 10 19 3 23 90 121 Dakota Lancers 18 12 3 2 28 67 45 River East Royal Knights 32 2 29 1 5 46 170 CJS Olympiens 19 11 4 1 28 53 32 AAA MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA PCI Saints 18 6 9 0 18 38 42 Brandon 34 29 3 0 60 177 77 CSHC Huskies 17 6 7 1 18 45 43 Wild 33 28 3 1 58 191 70 VMC Trojans 17 8 8 1 17 63 44 Bruins 33 23 8 1 48 141 99 Oak Park Raiders 16 4 8 0 15 34 44 Eastman 34 21 9 2 46 142 111 River East Kodiaks 16 6 9 0 14 32 45 Thrashers 34 20 13 1 41 127 130 Miles Mac Buckeyes 19 4 13 1 10 39 73 Pembina Valley 33 17 13 2 37 128 129 FRC Centurions 16 2 11 1 8 25 67 Yellowhead 33 17 15 1 35 116 105 Kelvin Clippers 17 2 12 2 8 36 71 Southwest 33 16 16 1 33 105 111 *STATS AS OF TUESDAY, JANUARY 16 Central Plains 33 12 16 2 29 125 140

Next Home Games Sat. Jan. 27 7:30pm vs North Winnipeg Satelites Sun. Jan. 28 7:30pm vs St. Malo Warriors RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED Selkirk Ringette hosted The Rings of Steel tournament at the Rec Com- Away Games plex last weekend. The U12 A3 Selkirk Stingers had a great tournament, vs Fisher River Hawks - Fri., Jan. 19 - 8:30pm Fisher River Arena Meet the Fishermen winning silver medals Sunday afternoon. vs Lundar Falcons - Sun., Jan. 21 - 7:30pm Warren Arena #1616 Connor Connor Cyr, Defence 18 The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018 Royals’ club basketball program scoring with young athletes

By Brian Bowman in the sport,” Dueck said. For years, Selkirk has been well- The cost for the Royals’ program is known across the province as boast- “about $400,” which is considered ing a dominant high school volleyball cheap compared to some of the Win- program. nipeg programs. But the Royals would also like to be The season is a lengthy one, be- known as having a stellar basketball ginning with tryouts in August and program. games starting in September and con- The Selkirk Royals have started a tinuing until March. The provincials 12-and-under basketball program then take place in May. that currently is competing against The kids practice twice a week and Winnipeg teams in the Attack Basket- play one game during that stretch. ball League. Dueck said their program is also look- Next year, the program is looking to ing to participate in some out-of-town add a 13-and-under team. tournaments. “The main idea is to grow interest “At this point, we offer three days of with basketball in the community,” basketball a week and we still want to said Matt Dueck, a manager/assistant encourage kids to play other sports,” coach with the Royals’ club program, Dueck said. “At this age, we don’t last Friday afternoon. want them to play just one sport and “Selkirk has been known as a school be one dimensional.” for volleyball, hockey, and track and So far, Dueck has seen an immense RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED fi eld. Those (sports) have been the amount of improvement with the The Selkirk Royals’ club basketball program is seeing a vast improve- dominant programs that kids get players. ment in its young players from the community. pulled into at a young age. Basketball “It’s night and day since the start has always been behind in that re- of the year,” he stressed. “There are Walter Whyte School. Another player we’re making that gap a little bit gard.” 13 kids on the team and they are so is from Winnipeg. closer. If they continue to grow, we’re The Royals’ manager for this season enthusiastic right now towards the The Royals have two wins so far going to be right there in a couple of is Sean Stoesz, whose son plays on the sport. Every practice, we don’t have this season and “six or seven losses” years with the best of them. team, while the head coach is Riley enough time. They want more and against teams that have been playing “We have fantastic kids and fantastic Goodbrandson. more and more, which you can’t ask competitive basketball together for athletes.” The Royals ran an “exposure camp” for any more as a coach. several years. Tryouts for next year’s Royals’ teams over the Christmas break, which at- “Right now, they’re living and A winning record, though, isn’t that will take place in August. Dueck said tracted over 30 youngsters aged be- breathing basketball.” much of a concern for the Royals. interested parents can keep an eye on tween seven and 12. Many of the kids reside in Lockport “For our kids, we’re really empha- the Manitoba Basketball website for “We’re trying to grow more interest and Selkirk while two others attend sizing that our record doesn’t mean tryout dates and locations. much,” Dueck said. “Every game, Royals bounce Buckeyes to wrap up Sisler tourney By Brian Bowman Gilmour in an email. “(It’s) tough to played quite well against the top high game was Julia Ignagni with 18 points. The Selkirk Royals fi nished with a win when you can’t make shots.” school varsity girls’ team in the prov- The Royals’ fi rst KPAC Tier 1 home 1-2 record at the Sisler Spartans Clas- Defensively, Selkirk played well, cre- ince, said Gilmour. game of the season was against the sic varsity girls’ basketball tourna- ating plenty of turnovers. Selkirk’s player of the game was Kildonan East Reivers last night at the ment last weekend. The Royals’ top scorer against Miles Charlotte Wilmott. Comp (no score was available at press Selkirk edged the Miles Macdonell Mac was Renee Partyka with 13 points. On Friday evening, Selkirk struggled time). Buckeyes 43-39 Saturday morning. Selkirk’s player of the game was Kely in a 65-46 loss to Sisler. The Royals Selkirk, 2-0 in league play heading The Royals were fortunate to win the Warmington. came out fl at in the fi rst quarter, al- into that game, will then host River low-scoring affair. Selkirk started tournament play with lowing the Spartans to grab a com- East next Monday. Tip-off is 6 p.m. “We struggled, as usual, to hit open an 80-44 loss to the Oak Park Raiders. manding 25-6 advantage. shots,” said Royals’ head coach Sue Despite the lopsided score, the Royals Selkirk’s top scorer and player of the Bedard signs with Providence Pilots Staff school’s website. “I’m looking forward to studying science at the Otterburne Selkirk’s Breanna Bedard is the to being a part of the Providence com- campus. Providence Pilots’ fi rst signing of 2018. munity and pushing myself to be a Her brother, Evan, is the goalkeeper A naturally right-footed forward better soccer player.” for the school’s men’s soccer team. who isn’t afraid to launch a heavy Away from the fi eld, Bedard enjoys Bedard is head coach Tory Walker’s shot with her left foot, Bedard repre- hiking and photography and has pre- third signing of the off-season. sented the Selkirk Royals at the high viously volunteered with CanU—the “She brings a lot of toughness on the school level and has also played for University of Manitoba’s mentorship fi eld and has the ability to use both the TRI-S club. program. feet, which is pretty rare,” he noted. RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED “I’m excited about starting a new She’ll begin classes at Providence “She has a great shot and will be a Selkirk’s Breanna Bedard has chapter in my life,” said Bedard on the in September and is looking forward great addition to our team in the fall.” signed with the Providence Pilots. The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018 19

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JANUARY COUNCIL Selkirk area, 77 Round-Tuit Cleaning Co-op Ltd. Box 40 Gilbert Plains, MB R0L 0X0 or Free! Free! Free! Af- APARTMENT FOR RENT acres. Legal Descrip- Services Ltd. is look- email to [email protected] or fax to (204)548- ternoons and eve- MEETING CHANGE Century Selkirk, 165 tion NE42-0-14-4E. ing for reliable and 2437. nings. Selkirk Adult Public Notice is hereby given that the Main Street. Currently Call 204-485-7195 for responsible adults Learning Program, regularly scheduled Council meeting of we have a 1 bedroom more information. for part time janitorial HELP WANTED HELP WANTED call Marcey at 204- January 23, 2018 is hereby cancelled. & 2 bedroom suite for positions in various HOTLINE cook req’d. Medical Transcription! 482-7525 or email SERVICES Mayor & Council rent. Rent includes commercial buildings In-demand career! [email protected] Seeking part time R.M. of St. Andrews heat & water. Close Worried about your in the Selkirk area. breakfast, lunch & din- Employers have work- to all amenities & bus credit card balance? Applicant must have ner cook. Must have at-home positions www.rmofstandrews.com route. Onsite laundry Let us eliminate your driver’s license and some kitchen experi- available. Get online & parking available. credit card debt with reliable vehicle and be ence. Call CRAVINGS training you need from Rents start at $990. rates from 2.2%. Bad physically fi t. To apply RESTAURANT 204- an employer-trusted No pets & no smoking. credit OK (OAC). please call 204-785- 467-9078 or craving program. Visit: Career- Please contact Karen Call today toll-free 3257. srestaurant@hotmail. Step.ca/MT or 1-855- at 204-482-5019 for 1-800-581-8288 (LIC com 768-3362 to start ATTEND OUR FREE WORKSHOPS! suite viewings. #4733142) SHOP LOCAL training for your work- at-home career today! ALL WORKSHOPS ARE FREE from 9 am - 12 noon LANGUAGE R.M. of St. Clements LEADERSHIP TRAINING; Public Notice – Additions to the Voters List and/or EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN THE WORKPLACE CLASS Thursday, February 8 and 15 SELKIRK FRIENDSHIP CENTRE Personal Security Protection Requests Gain effective communication tools to improve employee motivation, IS OFFERING FREE LANGUAGE In accordance with Section 36 of The Municipal Councils and School productivity and profi tability. TRAINING IN MICHIF. Boards Election Act (MCSBEA), the Rural Municipality of St. Clements BUILDING A STRONG TEAM Voters List is open for changes or revisions. The Aboriginal Language program has spaces available Thursday, March 15 and 22 for the Michif Language workshop Friday, Jan 19, 2018. • Any person who is eligible to vote in municipal elections in the Learn strategies that will inspire and empower your team, making a positive The workshop will start at 10:00 am in the small hall at Local Authority of the Rural Municipality of St. Clements can have impact on the culture of your company. 425 Eveline Street. Please call Marie at 204-481-4222. his or her name added to the Voters List, or have any information PROFESSIONAL WRITING FOR THE WORKPLACE There is no charge for the workshop. about the voter on the Voters List corrected. Thursday, February 22, March 1 and 8 • Any person can request to have his or her name and address Learn to improve your writing skills and become more effective in all areas obscured from the Voters List. of the workplace A person whose name has been obscured will receive a Personal Security Certifi cate and identifi cation number. In a civic election, IMPROVE THE SKILLS YOU NEED FOR WORK that person may only vote by Sealed Envelope Ballot and cannot vote in person at the regular or advance voting places. Do you need to… • write more effectively? AUTO BODY TECHNICIAN To implement the above, a written request must be submitted to the Chief • brush up on your math or computer skills? We are looking for an Administrative Offi ce, in person, by e-mail, fax or mail to: All training is FREE EXPERIENCED Auto Body Technician Rural Municipality of St. Clements 1043 Kittson Road Mondays Wednesdays Fridays • I-Car Certifi cations an assest Box 2 Grp 35 RR 1 East Selkirk, Mb R0E 0M0 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm 9:00 am – 12:00 pm • Must have valid drivers license Phone: (204) 482-3300; (204) 474-2642 – Wpg. direct; To register or learn more call Melodie • Must have your own tools or 888-797-8725 – toll free Fax: (204) 482-3098 p. 204-894-4701 We have been in business for 48 yrs E-mail: [email protected] e. [email protected] and do have an employee benefi t pkg and The next General Election takes place in October, 2018. Visit our website for more details We pay for yearly training. www.wem.mb.ca/west-centre-selkirk/ Apply to be part of our team: DJ Sigmundson Chief Administrative Offi cer Selkirk WEST Centre by Phone 204-482-3960 or 511 Robinson Ave. If you have any questions, please call the offi ce at the numbers listed above. email: [email protected] Selkirk MB 20 The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018

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OBITUARY ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Helen Marie Fegol (nee Marchak) CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS February 16, 1945 – January 9, 2018 We appreciate all those that attended the “We ANAF Unit #151 would like to extend a heartfelt Helen passed away at Selkirk Health Centre after a fi erce and Three” Art Show for the month of December thank you to the many donors and volunteers courageous battle with Squamous cell skin cancer which became 2017 at the Gwen Fox Gallery. Special thanks to who donated materials, gave their time, skill lung cancer then spread to the brain, as non-small cell Carcinoma. The Gallery, The Selkirk Record, Pat Johnson, set, and talents to assist in the bar renovation. No treatment did anything to stop the progression, it continued. In and all the volunteers. Thank you to all who A special thank you to Darrel Taylor of D. Taylor the end, it wasn’t the cancer that caused Helen’s demise, it was supported our artwork and your patronage. Construction for all of his behind the scenes delayed effective medical treatments which caused excruciating -Again thank you, work that led to the successful completion of pain and other uncontrolled complications. Johanna, Linda and Greg the bar renovation. Thank you to the following She leaves to mourn her passing her husband, Albert of 50 businesses and volunteers for their generous years and her precious cat, Frosty; brother Leslie (Lydia); sisters contributions and support: Darrel Taylor, D. Jeanette (Richard), Irene, Sharon (David) and sister-in-law Edith. Taylor Construction, Take Us For Granite, Helen leaves behind 10 nephews and seven nieces, many ANNOUNCEMENT Canadian Tire, Addie’s World of Paint, Dave cousins, friends and neighbors, their children and in some cases CARD OF THANKS Purvis, Fletcher Purvis, Noble Plumbing, Carla their children’s children. She was pre-deceased by her parents, Taylor, Home Hardware, J.J. Cabinets, Kitchen Frances and Mike; brothers Andrew, Bert, Anthony; sisters Betty, Lorraine and Darlene. The family of the late Joe Harcus would like to Kraft (Garry Nobel), Dynasty, Hart Flooring, Pallbearers are her nephews Darcy Marchak, Darren Marchak, Kent Marchak, Glen Marchak, Kevin thank all of our family, friends, and neighbors Joey Fekete, Al Smith, Glen Joyce, Paul Zazulinski, and Jason Benz. for the love and support upon the passing Starodub, Craig MacCollum, Brent Hewitt, Funeral services will be held at Glen Eden Memorial Gardens, 4477 Main Street, West St. Paul, of our husband, dad, and gramps. We were Stuart Terry, Ethan Purvis, Connie Rapko, Friday January 19th at 2 p.m., burial will be at the Garden of Prayer. overwhelmed to see so many people at his Tammy Ruehlen, Margaret Sanderson, Bucky In lieu of fl owers for those who wish please donate to the Palliative Care Dept. Selkirk General memorial service and thank everyone for Anderson, Cathy Vanderhart, Marlene Hall, Hospital, Box 5000, 120 Easton Drive, Selkirk Mb. R1A 2M2. coming to pay tribute. We’d like to especially Donny Little, Adelaine Law and Lisa Jablonski. thank Archdeacon Gordon Payne for presiding at the memorial service, Edna Johnson for the OBITUARY Don’t forget to send eulogy, Brackendale Catering for the lunch, Edmund Henry Schmidt your special wishes and to Gilbarts. August 31, 1912 - January 09, 2018 -Mae Harcus, Jo-Ann and Curtis Moffatt; and congratulations or It is with heavy hearts we announce the peaceful passing of Dustin, Britt, and Kelsey, Bonnie and Darren pay Tribute to your our beloved father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Edmund Ryback; friends and family Call 204-85-1618 or (“Pa”) Schmidt at Tudor House Personal Care Home in Selkirk on Cody, Michael and Betty Ann Harcus; email [email protected] Tuesday, January 09, 2018. Jacqueline and Mitchell Left to cherish his memory are his daughter Ruth Long (Glen); grandchildren: Dwayne Long (Christine), Darren Long (Colleen) ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT and Patricia Purse (Trevor); great-grandchildren: Colton, Carys, BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY Ryley, Hillary, Ronan and Ricky. Ed will also be missed by extended family members and numerous close friends. Ed lived a very full life. He was blessed by his three loving wives, Pauline, Dulcie and Nora. For many years, Dad was the chief instructor for Winnipeg Transit. Dad lived in Victoria, BC for 21 years until he returned to Manitoba. He enjoyed his many pastimes which included his joy for fi shing, boating, gardening and especially spending time at the cabin in Petersfi eld with his family and friends. While in MB, he joined the Gordon Howard Senior Centre in Selkirk and enjoyed many activities. He also maintained a perfect driving record until he surrendered his driver’s license at the age of 100 years. The family would like to thank the wonderful staff at Tudor House for their compassionate care towards our Pa. As per Ed’s wishes, cremation has taken place. A private family interment will be held at a later date. “Until we meet again. Enjoy your rum and coke in heaven. We love you”

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Edward Paul Tataryn February 5, 1936 - January15, 2018 Peacefully with family visiting regularly during his stay at the Selkirk General Hospital, Edward passed away a few weeks short of his 82nd birthday. Stop the press! Happy 90th Birthday Rose He was predeceased by his wife Lillian; his parents Joseph and We have to wish Susan Hyslop on January 17th Mary; his sister Nellie and his brothers Mike (Catherine), Walter Happy 60th Birthday Happy 70th Birthday Carol (Louise), Joseph, Bernard, and Melvin. He leaves behind his sister- On January 18th on January 14th in-law Hazel (Bernard) and farming partner and nephew Richard Happy Birthday Sue! If you see these two lovely ladies, Tataryn and numerous nieces and nephews, family and friends. -From all your Wish them all the best. Edward was born in Selkirk and enjoyed life on the family BFF’s and family Happy Birthday Mom and Sis! homestead, which he and his older brother Joseph started farming -Love your family together in the mid-50’s, creating a wonderful haven of adventures and part time work for their many nephews during the 60 and 70’s. Eddie married late in life and they enjoyed trips to exotic locations OBITUARY together till Lill’s passing in 2007. Eddie enjoyed spending time with his coffee buddies at Tim’s and McDonalds. Against all odds he survived what was thought to be a terminal diagnosis of cancer in Donald (Duke) Van Vliet 1996. He returned to enjoy life on the farm for another 20 plus years and made his fi nal harvest in Peacefully, on Monday, January 8, 2018 at the Selkirk Regional Health Center, Duke Van Vliet, aged the fall of 2017. 82 years, of St. Andrew’s, beloved husband of the late Patricia passed away. Many heartfelt thanks to the kind and caring staff of the Selkirk General Hospital who went out of He will be sadly missed by his children and grandchildren. their way to make is last days comfortable and peaceful. In keeping with his wishes, cremation has taken place and a private family graveside service will Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, January 24, 2018 at 10:30 a.m. in the Notre Dame Roman be held at a later date. Catholic Church, 269 Jemima Street, Selkirk, MB at 10:30 a.m. with Father Stan Gacek offi ciating. Condolences can be left at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Interment will follow at the Notre Dame Cemetery. In lieu of fl owers, donations can be made to the Manitoba Cancer Care Foundation. Condolences may be left at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. www.gilbartfuneralhome.com 22 The Selkirk Record Thursday, January 18, 2018 FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS... Flyers Social tickets Estimate sheets Brochures Door hangers Posters Business cards Letterhead Memo pads Stickers Envelopes Post cards Window decals Invoices Presentation Folders Let us help YOU SUCCEED! ... Call 204-785-1618

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MSRP $69,269 $17,000 OFF! MSRP $42,439 $7,500 OFF! Supercrew, 4x4, 6-Speed Automatic 4WD, 6-Speed Automatic Electronic Transmission with Tow/Haul CLEARANCE PRICE Transmission with Select- CLEARANCELEARANCE PRICE Mode and Sport Mode. 502A Package. Shift® Capability, 2.0L Ask us about Power Deploying Running Board, EcoBoost®. Fully Loaded. $ Heated Steering Wheel, Cooled Front $ No payments Seats and Heated front and Rear Seats Stk# 17437 34,939 for 90 days and 52,269 $1000 off when Stk# 17307 fi nancing a premium Michelle Delaney used vehicle. MitchMitchc WicklundW FINANCE ONE OF OUR PRE-OWNED VEHICLES AND RECEIVE AN ADDITIONAL $1,000 OFF OUR ALREADY LOW PRICE!

Kevin PREMIUM USED VEHICLES LeachL 2013201 CHEV IMPALA 2016 FORD EXPLORER LT 2010 CHEV 2013 FORD EDGE SPORTRT Shawn Trudeau TRAVERSE LT SEL

Sedan, AT, Bluetooth, Local Trade-in, Premium Condition. AWD, Certifi ed, Eco-boost V6, 89,250 km $ AT, Local Trade-in Stk#Stk# 118022A802022A 12,88888 7 Pass,P AT, Eco-Boost, Bluetooth, Sync, Sirius XM, $ AT, 85,617 km Stk#S 17186A LocalLoc Trade-in $ $ 38,888 Kevin Barnhart Stk#St 17294B 12,888 Stk# A1757 18,9955 Troy Lesuk Ross Williamson TJ Grant & Steve Lam 2017 FORD EDGE 2014 FORD FOCUS SE 2016 FORD F150 2015 FORD F150 2014 FORD ESCAPE 2017 FORD FLEX TITANIUM XLT SUPERCREW XLT TITANIUM SEL

AWD,AWD Leather 4x4, Certifi ed, Sirius XM, AWD, Bluetooth, Sync, AT, Leather Interior, Seats,Seat Bluetooth, Sedan, Sync, Moonroof, Nav, 7 Pass Seating10,413 km Bluetooth, AT, AT, Demo Trade-in, 38,096 km 4x4, Certifi ed, AWD, Leather, Moonroof, AT, FullyF Loaded AT, 63,253 km ONLYONLY 3,023 km $ 54,874 km $ $ Sirius XM, AT $ $ $ Stk#Stk# 18083A 39,888 Stk# 17231B 13,888 Stk# 18036A38,888 Stk# 18043A27,888 Stk# 17487A24,888 Stk# A1759 35,888

***Dealer retains all rebates. Prices are plus taxes, government fees, Steeltown Protect Plus, every second oil change free.

Sales ends January 31st 2018 2016 WINNER Dealer Permit #1039

JJasonason SargentSargent 933 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk, MB 1-888-485-3230 [email protected]