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RECORD PHOTO BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI Seven-year-old Katie Kuryliw, of Selkirk, checks out the waterway display under sunny skies at the Urban Prairie Day and Water Festival at the Gaynor Family Regional Library last Wednesday. For more photos, see Page 13. news > sports > opinion > community > people > entertainment > events > classifi eds > careers > everything you need to know

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RECORD PHOTO BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI Hundreds of motorcyclists took part in a memorial motorcycle ride for Robyn Gray from Winnipeg’s Nor-Villa Hotel to the Selkirk Legion last Sunday. RECORD PHOTO BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI “He loved to laugh, and he loved to Day ride to honour veterans. Olympian Tyler Mislawchuk, who hails from Oak Bank, Man., stopped be around with people who brought Gray had a small plush bear he at the Skinner’s Locks Market in Lockport with the RBC Mobile Truck that (laughter) out of him.” called “Buddy” that would sit on the last Sunday. This marked the RBC Mobile Truck’s fi rst appearance in Nearly 400 motorcyclists took part in front of his handlebars, going every- Manitoba. Tyler is currently ranked 10th on the ITU World Triathlon last Sunday’s ride, which included a where he went. Smith retrieved the Series. The 23-year-old made his Olympic debut in Rio in 2016 and stop in front of the Marine Museum, a doll, and tied Buddy to her own bike, his recent achievements include a breakthrough podium fi nish at a place Gray often rode to on his motor- so she could honour his memory as triathlon World Cup event in Belgium. cycle as part of his own Remembrance she lead the group.

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@RedRiverCoop @RedRiverCoopLtd @redrivercooperative The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 5 Jousters to compete at Cooks Creek Medieval Festival Staff Jousters from around the world are gearing up to compete for prestige and honour at this weekend’s Cooks Creek Medieval Festival. The two-day festival featuring music, dance, food and merriment, runs Sat- urday, July 28 and Sunday, July 29 at the Immaculate Conception Church and Grotto in Cooks Creek. “There are only about 110 competi- tive jousters in the world, and we are pleased to be hosting 11, who are amongst the best,” said Gary Senft, lead organizer of the biennial fun- draiser to maintain and restore the Immaculate Conception Church and SUBMITTED PHOTOS Grotto, a nationally- and provincially- Jousters from acround the world will compete during this week’s Cooks Creek Medieval Festival at the designated heritage site, where the Immaculate Conception Church and Grotto in Cooks Creek. The two-day event runs Saturday, July 28 and festivities take place. “For the fi rst Sunday, July 29. Gates open at noon Saturday, and 1 p.m. Sunday, with festivities running until 6 p.m. daily. time in festival history, we’ve even added a second day to accommodate Caravan Tribal Belly Dance and ex- tival, however, will be Sunday’s in- late Conception Church and Grotto the fi nals.” hibitions of the knightly arts, such as ternational jousting fi nals, where the in Cooks Creek is located at Highway Radar Goddard, a leading Canadian fencing and archery, by the Barony of winners from Saturday’s jousts will 212 at Zora Road. Gates open at noon joust organizer and internationally- Castel Rouge, Winnipeg’s branch of face off. Saturday, and 1 p.m. Sunday, with fes- renowned jouster who is just return- the Society of Creative Anachronism. The 2018 roster of jousters are from tivities running until 6 p.m. daily. ing from competing in Finland, says There will also be medieval dances in Alberta, Quebec, Austrailia, Finland, For day tickets and information, visit the magnifi cent backdrop of the Ca- the Grotto, early music in the Cathe- Portugal, Poland as well as the United immaculate.ca or you can fi nd “Cooks thedral and Grotto in Cooks Creek dral and an ever-growing merchants’ States. Creek Medieval Festival” on Face- have been major draws in attracting village. Senft would also like to remind ev- book. international jousters to the Medieval The Manitoba Chess Association eryone to get Festival. will also be hosting a chess tourna- into the spirit of “We are looking forward to once ment, with fi nals culminating in a life- things. again testing our mettle against size chess match, with people dress- “We are encour- jousters from as far away as Portugal, ing and acting as live chess pieces. For aging guests to Ed Teplyski Poland, Finland, Australia, and the children, the day will also include me- put the fun in fun- Respect & Integrity U.S., on our own home ground,” she dieval games, a petting zoo, puppetry, draiser and come said. a bouncy castle and more. Senft says dressed in period new & pre-owned vehicles Along with displays of full-contact the ever-popular evening feast has al- costume – even if most brands jousting, Senft said Saturday visitors ready sold out, however, grub will be it’s just a Robin can expect to see Viking re-enact- available for purchase onsite, as is a Hood cap,” Senft 204-785-0741 ments from Manitoba’s Sons of Lugh; Garden of Ale for refreshing libations. said with a laugh. [email protected] LARPing; performances by Prairie The undisputed highlight of the fes- The Immacu-

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Walk for Water to D.O.G Days of Summer and a new “I am head over heels thrilled about Vanessa Figus, the city’s marketing market throughout the month of Au- taking on this project,” Neeth stated in and communications co-ordinator, gust. a release on Monday. “Having been a says they have an exciting line-up of this Sunday Selkirk’s weekly Waterfront festival part of the Selkirk Market in the past local musicians scheduled to perform By Lindsey Enns kicks of Aug. 1 and features entertain- as a vendor, I have found it to be a during the events, which run from The Lake Winnipeg Foundation ment, food vendors and fresh veggies, great place to showcase my products. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Aug. 1, 8, 15, (LWF) is calling on hundreds of lake- canned goods and more for sale at The people that come and visit and 22 and 29. Orvis Raleigh and Kalyna lovers to lace up and walk along the the newly minted Selkirk Port Market take part in the market are second to Morrow-Litke kick things off on Aug. shores of Dunnottar in support of a that runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. none and very supportive of what ev- 1. healthy Lake Winnipeg this Sunday. Every Wednesday in August the City eryone has to offer.” “People can bring a lunch, or visit a “LWF was founded around a kitchen of Selkirk along with the Selkirk Record Vendors interested in a spot can con- food vendor, and really just enjoy our table in 2005, and our supporters have present D.O.G Days of Summer at The tact Neeth at Selkirkportmarket@hot- beautiful Waterfront and the spectac- always understood that small actions Waterfront, sponsored by Sunova and mail.com. ular weather we’ve been having this add up to make a big difference,” said Selkirk Biz. This year the market will Neeth is taking over for Joy Sul, who summer,” Figus said. 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Selkirk 917 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk 204-785-2773 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 7 Special Olympics Donut helps mark Global Day of Inclusion Staff “It is so good to be able to help out Tim Hortons in Selkirk helped mark as part of this great community,” Tim the Global Day of Inclusion in cel- Hortons operations manager Wendy ebration of Special Olympics’ 50th an- Holroyd added. niversary last Saturday. Tim Hortons has been a partner of Tim Hortons, as a proud partner of Special Olympics Canada since 2016, Special Olympics Canada, joined in as the Lead Corporate Sponsor of the on the celebration of this milestone Special Olympics Canada Active Start by releasing a limited edition Special program (2 to 6 year olds) and FUN- Olympics Donut, designed by Special damentals program (6 to 12 year olds). Olympics athlete Savannah Lussier. Through these programs, Tim Hor- The donut was only available on July tons hopes to share a unifi ed message 21, with all proceeds going to Special of #ChooseToInclude with the more Olympics community-based pro- than 45,000 athletes with an intellec- grams across the country. tual disability currently participating Special Olympics athlete Savannah in Special Olympics across the coun- Lussier, a 14 year-old from Grand RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL try. Prairie, AB, worked closely with Tim Members of Community Living Selkirk along with Tim Hortons “Tim Hortons is proud of the role Hortons to create the donut using her employees try the Special Olympics Donut to help mark the Global Day we’ve played in Canadian communi- favourite fl avours: a delicious Honey of Inclusion at Selkirk’s Tim Hortons Location on Main St. last Friday. ties for over 50 years and is thrilled to Cruller dipped in chocolate fondant, work with Special Olympics Canada, topped with red and white sprinkles so much fun and I can’t wait to see “We are proud to be part of a com- an organization that shares our value – which are the colours of Special people enjoying it together with their munity who is so committed to mak- of inclusion” says Sami Siddiqui, Pres- Olympics. friends and families.” ing their city more inclusive,” Bacon ident, Tim Hortons Canada. “Together “Sports has let me meet so many Cheryle Bacon of Community Living said. “We have seen an increased we hope to inspire our Guests to see of my friends and I was so excited to Selkirk, which is committed to the full awareness and desire by the business the power of inclusion through sport, make this donut to celebrate,” Savan- inclusion of people living with intel- community and community at large and create communities where every nah Lussier, Athlete, Special Olym- lectual disabilities, wanted to thank to work together to break down barri- person is accepted and welcomed, re- pics Alberta stated in a release earlier Tim Hortons for their recognition of ers to help create a community where gardless of ability.” this month. “Making the donut was Global Day of Inclusion. everyone is welcome.” Drowning report highlights need to wear life jackets, keep children close Staff and we encourage everyone, especial- The release of the 2018 Canada – ly young children and those who can- Manitoba Drowning Report helped not swim, to always wear a life-jacket.” mark National Drowning Prevention National Drowning Prevention Week Week in Manitoba last week. is a life-saving initiative sponsored by The study summarizes the most re- the Lifesaving Society of Canada. The cent data on water-related fatalities annual campaign is devoted to raising available from the Offi ce of the Chief awareness of the risks of drowning Medical Examiner for Manitoba. The and is focused on two key messages: data refers to the most current fi ve- • Always wear a life jacket while in year period, 2011 to 2015. or near water, and Among the fi ndings is 81 per cent • Keep children within arm’s reach of drowning victims in Manitoba are when swimming or playing in water. male, while 19 per cent are female. A link to the full 2018 Canada – Man- Thirty-nine per cent are drown- itoba Drowning Report can be found ing in lakes and ponds, while 38 per at lifesaving.mb.ca. cent drown in rivers and 73 per cent of drownings in Manitoba occurred SUBMITTED PHOTO from May to September. Swimming Sustainable Development Minister Rochelle Squires, pictured right, was the most common recreational announces an expansion of the province’s life jacket loaner program activity where water-related fatalities • occurred followed by walking/run- to Spruce Woods Provincial Park at Birds Hill Provincial Park during ning or playing near the water, power proclaiming National Drowning Prevention Week last Wednesday. boating, canoeing and then fi shing. RENTALS The report also includes the top water and always YOUR CASINO GET-AWAY AWAITS! STUMP GRINDER risk factors in boating and swimming keeping them in Leave the driving to us! Choose from one of these fun-fi lled mini holidays. among children, young adults and sight,” Develop- SPIRIT LAKE SOUTH BEACH 4 BEARS older adults. 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PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Sometimes you gotta jump in to save your rod Lana Meier Brett Mitchell Welcome fellow fi shers. brought it to shore. The fi shes green The sun refl ected off the fl owing speckled head and back gleamed as muddy Red River waters past the it lay in a shallow water sand trough. Selkirk waterfront as I parked on the Again dad measured it at just under pier beside a family fi shing last Tues- four feet and let it go. day. Leaving my car, I began talking Now just as Jeff was fi nishing his to a chap relaxing in a folding chair, story, Larry, his dad (Jeff looked just EDITOR SALES heavily tanned with curly dark hair like Larry - only younger) came up to Lindsey Enns Michelle Balharry escaping from the sides of his cap. The us joking, “If he had been watching chiseled features of his face were cov- his rod, he wouldn’t have gotten wet! ered with a salt and pepper week old I guess I can’t say too much though beard. He was outgoing and said he because two weeks ago on the Gimli was Jeff Mell from Petersfi eld. When I pier I wasn’t watching either.” He asked him for a fi shing story, he said, continued, “I had a string with a sau- “Well, we’ve got one that happened ger and pickerel on it in the water. A to my daughter Hallie and I at Chalet guy walked past me looking over the REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER SPORTS EDITOR Beach last week.” “Great”, I said. Smil- side of the pier at my catch and said, Justin Luschinski Brian Bowman ing, he carried on. It was fi ve in the ARNIE WEIDL PHOTO “That’s a nice jackfi sh!” I looked at morning with daybreak just coming Jay Reyes of Winnipeg with his him exclaiming I hadn’t caught a jack! up in the east. The water was silvery, pickerel catch from the Winnipeg I looked at my string and don’t you fl at and motionless, the air damp and River. know a jack had come up in the water still. Only Jeff and his daughter stood and was hanging there with half my on the cool, sandy shore as they cast sauger in its mouth!” out. The “whish” of their rods arcing In time a great grey and white catfi sh A week or so ago I spent some time through the air, the singing of their along the Winnipeg River spinning OFFICE MANAGER/ADS ADMINISTRATION became visible against the rising sun. Lucy Kowalchuk Georgia Campbell lines fl ying from their reels and the Jeff slowly reeled it to shore, its tail tales with our angler friends and took plopping of their weighted, baited slapping the water. The silken, glossy the picture of Jay Reyes of Winnipeg hooks into the water broke the morn- fi sh rested in a few inches of water roll- with a nice pickerel he caught. He ing silence. Jeff bent down and placed ing over occasionally. Jeff rested a bit didn’t have a story for us but another the butt of his rod in a holder screwed then went to it, measured it and set it chap by the name of Joe Funk sure into the sand. He turned to Hallie to free. No sooner had he pushed the fi sh did! Joe was a tall, thoughtful guy with say something just as he heard his to deeper water than Hallie screamed white hair and mustache. He told of a reel screaming as it played out line. from the water’s edge. Jeff looked up time years ago when he was a young DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTION He turned to see his holder and rod to see her rod bent completely over. lad, his dad took him and his brother Christy Brown Debbie Strauss streaking through the air then knif- His legs strained through the water to Snowshoe Lake to fi sh. They fl ew in ing like a torpedo from the shore just as he rushed to her side. Standing to- from Nutimik only to realize they had below the water’s surface. Without gether, watching the movement of her forgotten their cooking utensils ex- thinking he bound into the water with rod, their experience told them this cept for a tiny cooking pot. Three days all his clothes on, his eyes glued to the was a different catch. It would pull of cooking the fi sh they caught, along yellow ring on the end of his escap- like a steady weight then snap and with other foods for three guys, in that ing rod. Great splashing sounds arose run. Jeff cried out, “I think it’s a jack, little pot became a nightmare. As he as Jeff leapt and fell forward grasping don’t let go Hallie!” She dug her bare told his story, the experience the Un- PRODUCTION PRINT his rod. Clutching it he turned wad- rau’s of Stonewall had I written about Dan Anderson feet into the wet sand at the waters Nicole Kapusta ing to shore with his line pulling hard. edge and worked her line bringing two weeks ago where they learned to Standing dripping at the water’s edge the fi sh in slowly, letting it play itself cook fi sh on a stick over an open camp he began the ritual of hauling back, out. Soon the ivory belly of a giant fi re came to mind but I didn’t have the then pointing his rod toward his catch jack rolling on its side came into view. heart to mention it! and reeling in. It seemed to stop fi ghting as Hallie Bye now.

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RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI Rock the Waterfront including some acts rescheduled from Canada Day took over the Selkirk Waterfront last Saturday. The event featured a Kids Zone, food vendors and a long list of live entertainment including Meghan Mowatt, Double Bourbon, Turn Back Time “Tribute Knox Presbyterian Church to Cher,” R&R Band, November Underground, Tribute to the Hip and Tribute to Guns n Roses. The next free Selkirk Waterfront event will The Fl wer Child 341 Eveline St. take place on Friday, Aug. 10 at 7 p.m. with a Waterfront Fest featuring a Tribute to the Beatles, Stones and Bowie. Yard of the Week: 224 Pacific Ave.

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All rights reserved. subscription. 14 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 Triple S Fair and Rodeo organizers hope to rope in more volunteers By Justin Luschinski they say it’s an important part of Sel- The Triple S Fair and Rodeo had a kirk’s identity. successful year, but organizers be- Roger Desautels brought his grand- hind the event say they are hoping sons Sam and Theo to enjoy some sun, to bring more volunteers on board to candy, and carnival rides at this year’s help keep it going. fair and rodeo on July 14. The parade The 53rd annual event drew in also brought in visitors from across around 8,000 attendees, with many Manitoba. Desautels said it’s a fantas- more attending the free events in and tic opportunity to enjoy time with his around Selkirk. The event is consid- family. ered the most well-known rodeo in “It’s a great opportunity for everyone the province, and draws in riders and to come together, to have the busi- attendees from around the Interlake. nesses exposed, to show off everyone Rea Pennington, the president of the who’s doing good things for the com- St. Clements and St. Andrews Agri- munity, especially on a beautiful day cultural Society, said they are seeking like this,” Desautels said. more support to keep the rodeo going. Mary Kamiel, a fi rst-time rodeo at- “The event is mostly run by volun- tendee, said that she fell in love with teers, and it’s becoming an awful lot of the city. work. I’ve been involved with it for 25 “This is wonderful, my daughters years, and there was a time when the are having a great time,” Kamiel said. work wasn’t bothering me,” Penning- Pennington said the rodeo organiz- RECORD PHOTO BY ROBERT E. WILSON ton said. “It’s essential that people ers are going to be pushing for volun- step up, a lot of the long time mem- A rider competes during the Triple S Fair and Rodeo in Selkirk Park teers in the next few months, and are bers are starting to feel burnt out.” earlier this month. Organizers behind the popular event say they need looking for some people to take over Pennington said the entire event more volunteers to step up and help keep the fair and rodeo going for some of the organizational duties manages to break even every year, strong. as well. but it’s not a large fi nancial success. compete in multiple events at a time, travel expense for anybody looking to Those interested in becoming a vol- It’s tough to fi nd contestants for the but since so many other competitions compete. unteer can call 204-485-4854 or 204- rodeo itself, as usually riders like to have shut down, it’s hard to justify the Many attendees love the event, and 757-7901 or visit selkirkrodeo.ca. City inviting Selkirk youth invited to Play on the Move this summer Staff the City of Selkirk’s new free pro- fers a structured and supervised en- Shelley Leonard, the city’s program Local youth are being encouraged to gram, Play on the Move. vironment where they can play sports co-ordinator for culture, recreation enjoy the great outdoors with through Play on the Move is open to school- and games with other kids, make new and green transportation, says Play aged children friends and take part in a healthy life- on the Move is designed to get kids Are you covered aged 6-12 and of- style. outside, play and have fun with others in a safe and organized environment. on the waves? “We’re really excited about this new program that offers so many great op- portunities for Selkirk youth,” Leon- ard stated in a release on Monday. “The weather is fantastic this summer and it’s great to get kids out into na- ture and living a healthy lifestyle.” Play on the Move, which started on Thursday, July 25 and runs until Tues- day, Aug. 21, will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Daerwood School on Tuesdays and Ruth Hooker School Watercraft Insurance on Thursdays. The program is free of From personal watercrafts to fi shing boats to sailboats to charge to Selkirk youth. jet powered runabouts - we have access to specialty marine Joel Makara, the city’s summer pro- insurance products to insure it all. Insure your watercraft grammer, says there will be plenty for for many types of physical damage and protect yourself from possible liability exposures. kids to do. 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SelkirkRecord.indd 1 4/29/18 12:18:05 PM The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 15 Ian Tesarski running for mayor of St. Andrews By Lindsey Enns Month A 19-year St. Andrews resident and the RM’s former director of opera- tions wants to become the commu- July 2018 nity’s next mayor. Winner Ian Tesarski says after speaking with several residents in the RM, he wants Franklin to give community members a third mayoral candidate option. Tesarski said he understands the “huge job and commitment” the job entails after Fun Fact: working in the municipal environ- IAN TESARSKI Franklin is our ment for the past six years. family’s two Tesarski previously worked for the St. Andrews Mayor George Pike will RM of St. Andrews as their director be seeking reelection and St. Andrews month old bottle of operations for four years before be- Coun. Joy Sul is also running for may- baby calf. Every coming the RM of Rockwood’s direc- or. Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson, morning and tor of operations. He has also been a West St. Paul Mayor Bruce Henley evening when part of the St. Andrews Fire Depart- and St. Clements Mayor Debbie Fie- ment for the past 16 years. belkorn have also all confi rmed they he sees his green “With my experience and knowledge plan to seek another term as mayor. pail of milk he of how a Municipality runs I know I West St. Paul Coun. Cheryl Christian comes running! can lead our Council to be a benefi t to has also announced her intention to He likes to use the Municipality,” Tesarski stated in a run for mayor. email to the Record last week. “I do not The next general municipal election his adoptive big promise to change the world, but I do will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 24. sister’s ear as promise to run Council as it should be The RM of Victoria Beach, the Town a soother after run. I know we have a good group of of Winnipeg Beach, and the Village of he has fi nished staff and they must be able to do their Dunnottar will hold their election on jobs. The trick is they need the proper Friday, July 27. drinking. policies and by-laws to guide them in Candidates must register within a the direction Council/citizens would certain time frame. Mayor, reeve and like to go. councillor candidates can now be reg- Franklin has won a prize pack from “This election is not about me or istered until Sept. 18. Canvasback Pet Supplies! what I want. It is about our great Mu- All candidates must register with nicipality and getting the best for our their local elections offi cer before they To submit your pet for the Pet of the Month 2018 residents.” can begin accepting contributions contest, send a photo and a fun fact to: As the Record previously reported, and spend money on their campaign. [email protected] SERVICE CLUBS - Serving our Communities SelkirkThe ecord Selkirk Veterinary Services THE SELKIRK & ARMY, NAVY & AIR FORCE DISTRICT LIONS All services for a healthy & happy pet: VETERANS IN CANADA Membership Chairman Ultrasound Laser Therapy Selkirk Unit 151 Herb Dubowits 766-2385 LADIES AUXILIARY Rotary Club of Selkirk Motto: “WE SERVE” Club Room Lesli Malegus, Sec. Dr. Fred Lindenschmidt Dental X-ray Pet Insurance 482-3941 204-482-3113 A non-profi t organization, 231 Clandeboye Ave. www.clubrunner.ca/selkirk ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION serving Triple “S” Dr. Amanda Swirsky Laser Surgery Endodontics Selkirk MB R1A 2B2 NO 42 & LADIES AUXILIARY communities. Motto: “Service Above Self” Meetings are 2nd Wednesday The Lions meet on the fi rst Dr. Jennifer Sletmoen Meetings 2nd & 4th Mondays & third Monday of the of each month (except July 6:00pm at Selkirk Golf & Country Club Offi ce: 482 4319 & August) at 6:30pm in month at the 100 Sutherland Ave, Selkirk, Mb. Dr. Birte Klug – Dr. Kevin Penner – Dr. Shantel Munro downstairs Rotarians provide humanitarian 403 Eveline St. Selkirk, MB Selkirk Lions Centre, clubroom. New members service, encourage high ethical R1A 1N8 320 Christie Ave. welcome. For appointments please call 204-482-5720 standards in all vocations and help Bingo Mondays at 7:00pm and Guests and new members Saturdays at 1:00pm Located at 6 Wersch Street – across from the Recreation Centre in Selkirk build goodwill and peace in the are always welcome. world. Guests are always welcome. REMORA #26 WEST ST. PAUL LIONS CLUB

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July and August 200 Eaton Ave, 482-7176 Unit 4-321 Main St., Selkirk Ph. 785-8266 www.canvasbackpets.com Meetings begin at 7:30. www.selkirkbiz.ca 16 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 Unhealthy Wishes Are Really inspired Disguised Complaints get THE precious present moments wishing > MEAL IDEAIDEASS Marketplace they were someplace or somewhere AT SELKIRK else! The true blessings of life are things we often take for granted. Not being in pain is near the top of Watermelon and How many times have you made the list. Being able to see, to hear, to a wish before you blew out your walk and talk are gifts beyond mea- Bulgur Wheat Salad birthday candles? Do you remem- sure. The ability to get a good night's ber any of the things you wished sleep is a luxury for some. Freedom 1 garlic clove, crushed for? Did any of those wishes come from the struggles of war and hun- 1 tablespoon honey true? I cannot remember any of ger would be heaven to many in this salt mine specifi cally. I do know that I world. Servings: 4 black pepper decided such a wish should not be If we have these blessings why 4 cups seedless watermelon, cubed In large serving bowl, combine wa- wasted on material things, so I al- would we disturb our inherent po- 2 cups cooked bulgur wheat termelon, bulgur wheat, arugula, grape ways wished for things like health tential for the experience of joy 2 cups arugula tomatoes and chopped mint. and happiness. by focusing on what we decide is 2 cups grape tomatoes, halved To make dressing: In liquid measur- I have many blessings to count "missing" from our lives? This is 1/4 cup chopped mint ing cup, whisk olive oil, vinegar, gar- and will never know if those wishes not to negate positive processes of lic, honey, salt and pepper until well shaved pecorino romano cheese, to had anything to do with it. Those dreaming, setting goals and mani- combined. taste were healthy wishes though. The festing. These processes work best, Just before serving, pour dressing over Dressing: kind that you make and then forget however, upon a foundation of deep 1/2 cup olive oil salad and toss to combine. Top with about. You just release them without appreciation and gratitude for the 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar shaved pecorino and season, to taste. expectation. Unhealthy wishes are Serve immediately. many blessings we already have. So, the ones that are really complaints my birthday wish this year will be Colorin disguise. A wish for lottery win- again for the health and happiness. Watermelon nings, to be taller or shorter, or have Not just for me, but for you too. a different face contains the unspo- Gwen Randall-Young is an author Sandwich Wraps ken belief that these things would and award-winning Psychotherapist. Greek Wrap: Tortilla, plain Greek yogurt, make us happier. 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Foundation Board of Directors, and put forward and I was honoured to be “Four years ago, when I was revis- while the paths that brought them asked and then I was quite thrilled to ing my Will, I noticed that my residual to their new positions are different, be appointed to what I consider to be benefi ciaries were all Winnipeg based there’s a common thread that makes this very important and very trusted charities. Since I had lived and worked them, like all other board members, community organization,” Dewar said. in Winnipeg for most of my life, that quite uniquely suited to their roles. “I think it’s a natural step for me to be made sense, but after moving to St. Greg Dewar is a familiar name on the board, I’ve worked with many Clements in 2006, I felt I should estab- and face in the Triple S region, hav- of the organizations that the Founda- lish a stronger connection to my more ing served as the region’s MLA for a tion supports. As the former MLA I immediate community here,” said whopping 25-in-a-half years. think I have a good understanding of Knoll, who was nominated by St. Cle- That alone makes him well suited for their needs, I also know the commu- ments Mayor and Council. a seat on the SDCF board but so too nity very well and I know the com- “Living in a rural area with few does the fact he’s a lifelong resident munity leadership, so I’m quite happy neighbours, I had no knowledge of lo- and he has a very personal connection and thrilled to be a part of this group.” cal charitable organizations other than to the SDCF, the Greg Foundation. While Dewar thinks his entire politi- the Gaynor Family Regional Library, Dewar’s niece, Kristin Sutherland, cal career has helped prepare him for the Gwen Fox Gallery and the Gordon passed away tragically following a this role, his tenure as Finance Min- Howard Centre. My husband suggest- 2014 car crash when she was just 27 ister during the fi nal stages gave him ed the Selkirk and District Commu- years old. Her parents, Rick and Lau- added insight that he believes will nity Foundation. I had never heard of rie, created an endowment fund and SUBMITTED PHOTO translate well to his role on the board. it and neither had my lawyer. Looking an annual fundraising event called Former Selkirk MLA Greg Dewar, “At that particular role you’re at the back, it was an excellent decision to Kristin’s Walk For Kids. pictured left, and Barbara Knoll, highest level of decision making and name the Selkirk Foundation as one of “The unfortunate circumstances led right, have joined the ranks of the (because of that) I have a better un- the residual benefi ciaries in my Will.” to a chance for the family to honour Selkirk and District Community derstanding of all the different roles Dewar said it’s an honour for both he her memory and to raise money for of different government departments and Knoll to take their place in what Foundation Board of Directors. the Foundation,” Dewar said, noting and just the thought making that hap- has become the long and storied his- his niece worked with children. “That and they know the funds they raise pens at that level of decision makers, tory of a successful foundation, that was her brief life’s work, working with will be put to good use.” so hopefully I can contribute the expe- currently has assets totalling $9.8 young people, and though I don’t It was Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson rience I gained there to the board as million and every year they give out want to speak for her parents, I know who asked Dewar if he would allow his well.” more grants, most recently a total of they’re thrilled to be able to work with name to stand for nomination for the While Dewar has known of the Foun- $311,034. the Foundation, the Foundation has SDCF board. The two worked together dation since its inception, his new col- a great reputation in our community in their respective political positions, league, Barbara Knoll learned of it in Arborg’s Little Elska donates teddy bears to Camp Stepping Stones Submitted why everyone should give more hugs, Foundation, said Camp Stepping Stones, our regional and we were so proud to provide each donations like this children’s grief camp, celebrated a camper with their own bear to hug, really pull on the very sweet and most generous dona- and have as a special keepsake.” heart strings be- August 20 –24, 2018 tion this year. Tammie-Lee Rogowski, the region’s cause of the last- Every child attending camp received Clinical Team Manager Palliative ing impact it has a special teddy bear from Interlake- Care, Home Care Nursing Services on the kids. based business, Little Elska, a total and Regional Wound Care Program “Camp Stepping in-kind donation of $3,000. The bears who oversees the camp was overjoyed Stones is an an- were patiently waiting for the campers when Jackie reached out regarding the nual grief camp on their bunks as they arrived on their donation. that the Interlake- fi rst afternoon at Camp Arnes. “It was very meaningful for the chil- Eastern RHA runs Camp Instructors Include: Little Elska is a home-based business dren to arrive at camp and fi nd their for children who  University Coaches owned and operated by Jackie Horvat  Top High School Coaches personal bear waiting for them on have experienced  University Players out of Arborg, Manitoba, which is lo- their bunk. Even more special for the the loss of a loved  Former Selkirk Royals Players cated roughly 100 kilometres north of children was writing on a red paper one. The added  Current Selkirk Royals Players Selkirk. They specialize in hand-made heart the name of the loved that died touch of a person- Level Session Time products such as personalized blan- and placing it in their bear.” alized teddy bear (As of September 2018) kets, back packs, stuffed animals and According to the camp’s volunteer li- that they can have 9:00 am—12:00 pm Beginner (Grades 6-8) a wide assortment of personalized aison, Sandra Milotte, over the course and hold during items that can be customized for each of the weekend, the bears provided their camp expe- 1:00 pm—4:00 pm Intermediate & Advanced (Grades 9-12) customer in a special way, with your comfort to the children and acted as a rience creates a Skills Development Camp child’s name, birth-date etc. bridge to share their feelings and ex- really sweet mem- Boys Registrations: Girls Registrations: When Jackie heard about Camp periences with other campers. ory for them and Jim Schreyer Chad Whiteside Stepping Stones, she knew she had to “Their bear companions accompa- provides lasting (204) 800-3502 (204) 485-4022 contribute in some way. nied them on all camp activities and comfort which is [email protected] [email protected] Royals Volleyball Academy “A friend of mine mentioned Camp acted as a memory of their camp expe- one of the key ob- Boys’ sessions will be held at East Selkirk Middle School. Cost: Stepping Stones and I knew right away rience when they went home.” jectives of camp,” Girls’ sessions will be held at Lockport School. $150 this was something we wanted to do- Pamela McCallum, executive direc- McCallum said. Sponsored By: nate to. There are so many reasons tor of the Interlake-Eastern Health Keystone Sporting Goods 18 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Pirates beat Bonivital to win MIdget ‘AAA’ city baseball title

By Brian Bowman The North Winnipeg Pirates had a fl air for the dramatics in the Midget “AAA” baseball fi nal on Sunday. Trailing 2-1 in their fi nal at-bat, North Winnipeg scored a pair of runs with two outs to edge the Bonivital Black Sox 3-2 to claim the city cham- pionship. “It was a hard-fought battle,” said Pi- rates’ head coach Gary Dear. “It was a very exciting game.” Ty Smith started North Winnipeg’s rally with a walk and then was sacri- fi ced to second by Devon Cassan. After a hit batter, Wyatt Whitwell grounded out to fi rst to advance the runners. Liam Allen was intentionally walked to load the bases and then Kalli Ein- arson drew a 10-pitch walk to score a run. “That was huge,” Dear said, “because the fi rst two pitches were strikes that he fouled off. He battled and battled until he got the walk.” Cole Olfert then scored the winning run on a passed ball. The wild comeback was an impres- sive one by the Pirates. “It was amazing,” Dear said. “They all did the little things that you can’t RECORD PHOTO BY KEN ALLEN teach guys.” The North Winnipeg Pirates won the Midget “AAA” city championship defeating the Bonivital Black Sox 3-2 Davis Fenske pitched a great game in the fi nal this past Sunday. Front row, left to right, Kalli Einarson, Brittney Langlais, Devon Cassan, Davis for the Pirates, allowing just three hits Fenske, Wyatt Whitwell, Nathan Slaby, Christian Ingram; Back row, Gary Dear (head coach), Nolan Raven, Harry through seven innings. He shut the door on Bonivital in the seventh, get- Slaby (assistant), Tyler Smith, Cole Olfert, Ryan Wasilewski, Chris Fines, Liam Allen, Roger Langlais (assistant ting them out in order. coach) and Sam Nocita (assistant coach). “He was unreal,” Dear said. “We had much time to celebrate their city title him pitch the game against St. James as the provincials begin this Friday at earlier in the week and he won as well Winnipeg South. that got us going. The competition is expected to be “In my mind, he’s our top pitcher real tough at this year’s provincials. right now and he is just 16 years old, “There’s a couple of real strong ru- which is amazing.” ral teams,” Dear noted. “Carillon is North Winnipeg started the playoffs extremely strong, they have eight with an 11-1 win over St. James on July or nine 18 year olds on their team, 18 before edging Winnipeg South 5-4 so they’re very strong and we split last Saturday. with them during the regular season. North Winnipeg trailed Winnipeg South Central has a strong team and South 4-2 in the top of the seventh. so does Pembina Hills. “We were never in any trouble “We’ll need every break because against St. James,” Dear recalled. “And winning a provincials is pretty tough.” then the game against South, we went North Winnipeg will begin Pool 2 into extra innings and won 5-4.” action Friday (6 p.m.) against South Later that day, the Pirates were blast- Central. ed 12-0 by Bonivital and then North On Saturday, the Pirates will battle Winnipeg defeated the Elmwood Gi- Winnipeg South at 9:15 a.m. and Pem- RECORD PHOTO BY LANA MEIER ants 5-3 on Sunday. bina Hills at 3:15 p.m. Liam Allen slid into home to score the winning run in the extra inning The Pirates, though, won’t have The playoffs begin on Sunday. against the Winnipeg South Chiefs last Saturday. The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 19 “GET APPROVED Pull Ahead into a NEW Ram!!! TODAY” AT 2018 Ram 1500 “Blacked Out Express” Hemi Power, blacked out grill, SELKIRKCHRYSLER.COM Black 20” rims and Dual Exhaust ONLY $ ** $ HURRY! ONLY or b/w* *Price and payments are plus taxes, ONE LEFT!!! 1.49% Only 38,555 199 1011 Manitoba Ave Selkirk 204-482-4151 based over 96 months @ 4.79% O.A.C* *prices and payments plus tax **”pull ahead” rebates applied St. Boniface sweeps Interlake in MJBL playoffs

By Brian Bowman He recorded seven strikeouts. The Interlake Blue Jays’ playoffs Despite the short playoff run, Inter- didn’t last very long. lake had a real good regular season, Interlake’s post-season lasted just fi nishing with a 13-11 record. three days after the St. Boniface Le- They have even higher expectations gionaires swept the Blue Jays in their for next season. best-of-three fi rst-round series. “As a whole, we had a very good “We just went cold at the wrong season,” Kirk said. “We doubled our time,” said Blue Jays’ head coach Adam win total and fi nished above .500. - Kirk. “We’d been really hot lately and defi nitely nothing to complain about. you hope that things would continue.” We had a short playoff but we’ll learn The Blue Jays opened the series with from it, hopefully, and we come back a 4-1 loss to the Legionaires in Stone- next with hopefully the same guys wall. Interlake then was shutout 5-0 and take a run at it.” by St. Boniface on Saturday at Whit- Kirk wanted to thank all of the vol- tier Park in Winnipeg. unteers, sponsors, and fans for their “They pitched well and kept us support this past season. off balance and it got into our guys’ “We appreciate their support and heads,” Kirk said. “Once it got into our hopefully we’ll see them out next year heads, it was hard to recover from.” and hopefully we’ll have a better play- In Game 1 of the series, St. Boniface off run,” he said. scored a run in the top of the fi rst in- In the other two MJBL playoff series, ning and then added three more in the Carillon Sultans swept the Pem- the third. bina Valley Orioles (winning 4-3 and Interlake’s Derek Petrakso scored 7-1) while the Elmwood Giants easily the Blue Jays’ lone run in the fi fth in- took care of the Altona Bisons with ning. victories of 12-2 and 16-2. The Legionaires outhit the Blue Jays St. Boniface will now meet the fi rst- RECORD PHOTO BY LANA MEIER 9-6. place St. James A’s while Elmwood The Blue Jays’ Ryan Moroz pitched seven full innings, allowing nine Ryan Moroz pitched seven full in- will take on Carillon in a pair of semi- hits, three earned runs and walk. He recorded seven strikeouts against nings for the Blue Jays, allowing nine fi nal series. the St. Boniface Legionaires this past weekend. hits, three earned runs, and a walk. North Winnipeg Pirates defeated in Bantam ‘AAA’ city fi nal

Staff fi eld advantage for the fi nal. St. James Optimist Park in Winnipeg. If the Pirates won Game 2, the decid- The North Winnipeg Pirates reached The Pirates also defeated the Boni- Meanwhile, in PeeWee “AAA” ac- ing game of the series will be played the fi nal of the Bantam “AAA” city vital Black Sox 11-2, Red River Valley tion, North Winnipeg trailed Boni- Thursday. playoffs Sunday where they lost 7-2 to Pioneers 11-1, and the St. James A’s vital 1-0 in their best-of-three fi nal North Winnipeg advanced to the fi - the Winnipeg South Chiefs. 9-7 in the playoffs. series heading into Game 2 this past nal after sweeping Winnipeg South in North Winnipeg earlier defeated North Winnipeg will now turn its at- Tuesday (no score from that game was a best-of-three series. Winnipeg South 8-6 on Saturday eve- tention to the Bantam “AAA” provin- available at press time). The Pirates won by scores of 5-3 and ning in a game that decided home- cials, which will take place Aug. 3-5 at Bonivital won Game 1 by a 7-5 score. 11-4. North leads after Manitoba Senior Golf Championship’s opening round

Staff That was six strokes ahead of Car- scores were available at press time. strokes. Matlock’s Garth Collings was in a man’s Wayne Giesbrecht, Bridges Meanwhile, the Teulon Golf & Rounding out the top fi ve after Day six-way tie for seventh spot after the Golf Course’s Menno Zacharias, and Country Club’s Barb Lafl eche was in 1 were Southwood’s Rhonda Orr fi rst round of the Manitoba Senior St. Boniface’s Bill French. sole possession of second place after (83), St. Charles’ Gail Kennedy (84), Golf Championship in Carman. St. Andrews’ Tom Humniski, who the fi rst round of the Manitoba Senior St. Charles’ Janice Young (84), Breezy Collings carded a 5-over 76 on Mon- golfs out of Elmhurst, fi red an open- Women’s Golf Championship in Car- Bend’s Leslie Olson (84) and South- day. ing-round 6-over 77. That tied him for man. wood’s Heather Shayna (84). Carman’s Bruce North ripped up his 13th with three other players. Lafl eche shot a 10-over 82 on Mon- The fi nal two rounds of the 54-hole home course on Day 1 with a sizzling The fi nal two rounds were played day to trail Niakwa’s Tammy Gib- event were also played this past Tues- 68. Tuesday and Wednesday but no son, the fi rst-round leader, by three day and Wednesday. 20 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Selkirk FC ties with Dunvegan Castle in MMSL action Staff Selkirk FC battled to a 2-2 draw with Dunvegan Castle on Monday evening in Manitoba Major Soccer League Di- vision 2 action at the Rec Complex. Chris Szukiewicz scored Selkirk’s fi rst goal on a header and then Jordan Bruenig capitalized on a penalty-shot opportunity for their second goal. Bruenig’s goal tied the score at 2-2 and then Selkirk FC applied most of the pressure in the second half but could not net another goal. Selkirk FC, now 3-4-2 on the season, has 11 points to occupy sole posses- sion of sixth place in the nine-team division. Their next action is Monday (9:30 p.m.) when they play Pescara at Shaughnessy Park in north Winnipeg. In Division 6 MMSL action, the Tri-S Strike Force lost 6-1 to the Saint James Spurs last Friday at the Rec Complex. Ross Pinhammer led the Spurs with four goals while Daniel Rempel add- ed a pair. HyHram Dueck replied for Tri-S. The Strike Force will play Les Blues this Saturday (4 p.m.) at Buhler Recre- Garion Lefteruk, right, and Selkirk FC played to a 2-2 draw with Dunvegan Castle during MMSL action Monday ation Park in Winnipeg. evening at the Rec Complex. Ngo fi nishes tied for seventh at men’s amateur golf championship

By Brian Bowman teur title at Falcon Lake back on July Canadian Men’s Amateur Champion- The summer has been real good to 5. McDonald dominated there as well, ship in Duncan/Qualicum Beach, B.C. Justin McDonald so far. fi nishing nine strokes in front of Mat- in early August. McDonald continued his stellar lock’s Garth Collings. He will be one of several Manito- play on the golf course this month as Selkirk’s Noel Ngo, who golfs out of bans at the nationals. It will be Ngo’s he won the Nott Autocorp Manitoba Pine Ridge was the top local player, fi rst Canadian amateur although he Men’s Amateur golf championship fi nishing tied for seventh with three has competed at the Canadian juniors last Thursday. other players. and at a national level with the Uni- McDonald led after each of the fi rst Ngo fi red rounds of 75, 71, 81 and 73 versity of Manitoba Bisons. two rounds at Quarry Oaks and con- for a 12-over 300. “I’m pretty excited for (the Candian tinued his dominance during the fi nal “Other than the third day where I amateur),” Ngo said, adding he want- two rounds at Glendale. had a couple of triple (bogeys) and a ed to thank Pine Ridge and Selkirk It was McDonald’s fi rst amateur title. double, I thought I had a good tourna- Golf & Country Club for helping him And he did it in style, fi nishing eight ment,” he said, noting he took a year develop his game over the years. shots ahead Eric Johnson. off from golf in 2017. Ngo was fi ve strokes better than McDonald, 32, carded rounds of “I was right in the mix. There were a Selkirk’s Ben Bandura at the men’s 68,70, 73, and 74 for a 3-under 285 to- couple of bad holes on the third day.” amateur. Elmhurst’s Bandura carded tal. The conditions on Day 3 were pretty rounds of 76, 74, 73 and 82. The Breezy Bend member was the tough for most of the fi eld. Other locals included Selkirk’s Wes- only golfer to fi nish under par after “It was windy and the greens were ley Hoydalo (tied for 29th, 312) and the four days of competition. running at 12 ½,” Ngo said. “They were Selkirk’s Brady Bandura (57th, 333). Breezy Bend’s Johnson was second really fast and that’s something I’m Missing the cut after two rounds of at 5- over, followed by Niakwa’s Todd not used to. Other than that, I thought play were West St. Paul’s Adam In- Fanning, a fi ve-time amateur cham- I played pretty good. I felt I was in the gram (22-over), Petersfi eld’s Easton pion, who wrapped up play at 295. groove the fi rst two days.” Donohoe (22-over), and West St. McDonald also won the mid-ama- Ngo will now set his sights on the Paul’s Brent Ingram (29-over). Noel Ngo The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 21 Five teams withdraw from Keystone Junior Hockey League By Brian Bowman ers having busy schedules outside of The Keystone Junior Hockey League hockey, as being the main reasons for will have a much different look for the teams leaving the KJHL. 2018-19 season. Other players have chosen to play Five teams - the Selkirk Fishermen, in the Manitoba Major Junior Hockey Arborg Ice Dawgs, St. Malo Warriors, League, which has very little travel North Winnipeg Satelites and Lundar and teams usually play twice a week. Falcons - have decided to leave the Going forward, the KJHL will have KJHL. at least fi ve teams this season. The Those fi ve teams have made an ap- Peguis Juniors, Fisher River Hawks, plication to Hockey Manitoba to form OCN Storm, Norway House North a new league. That league, if approved Stars, and Cross Lake Islanders are all by Hockey Manitoba, will be called expected to be back in the KJHL this the Central Region Junior Hockey season. League (CRJHL). Nelson House has also expressed in- “(Players) just can’t afford the time terest in rejoining the league but that to go up north all of the time,” said commitment has not yet been fi nal- KJHL president Rick Olson Monday ized. afternoon. “There are so many things, Vince Crate, president of the Fisher kids are playing baseball and are on River Hawks, said the northern teams soccer teams, and a (northern road were informed about the league los- trip) takes up a whole weekend. Your ing teams about three months ago. whole weekend is shot - how do you “They cited all kinds of reasons from maintain a part-time job?” travel to fi nancial factors, all kinds of RECORD FILE PHOTO Olson, who is also the president of reasons such as that,” Crate said. “The Five teams including the Selkirk Fishermen, Lundar Falcons, Arborg Ice the CRJHL, said the cost of travel for (KJHL) will still go forward as is with Dawgs, St. Malo Warriors and North Winnipeg Satelites have decided to the southern teams, along with play- the fi ve remaining teams.” leave the KJHL. Prospect development camp set to help prepare MJHL hopefuls

Lanny Stewart, MJHL ing MJHL player - as a group leader and mental skills, as well as the tech- ated from the league, including Zach Web Correspondent for the duration of the event. James nical and tactical skills required to Whitecloud, a former member of the The Manitoba Junior Hockey League McIsaac of the Portage Terriers will play in the MJHL and beyond. Virden Oil Capitals who signed an Prospect Development Camp is set to lead Team White while Will Koop of During the off-ice portion, an MJHL entry-level deal with the NHL’s Vegas take place this week. the Steinbach Pistons will lead Team presentation is scheduled, which is Golden Knights back in March, even- This will be the second camp of its Grey. Chase Brakel of the Terriers expected to highlight what the league tually making his NHL debut in April. kind – the inaugural camp was held (who recently committed to Cornell and culture is all about, the many ben- Colby Jaquet, a Selkirk Steelers’ last year – and it’ll take place in Win- University) will help direct Team Red efi ts and exposure opportunities that prospect, attended last year’s event nipeg at the Seven Oaks Arena Com- while Jeremey Leipsic of the Terriers are provided, along with examples of and is looking forward to learning plex, beginning today through Sun- (committed to University of Manito- the many players that have moved on that much more this time around. day. ba) will help guide Team Black. to higher levels of hockey. “You get a taste of what it’s like to Kevin Saurette, director of opera- The on-ice portion will consist of Other off-ice programs slated to take play in the MJHL and also how much tions for the MJHL, said the upcoming practice, skill, and full-game sessions. place include a mental preparation hard work that goes into getting to the event is important in the sense that The practice sessions will be led by presentation, led by Dr. Dean Kriel- next level,” said the 2001-born player, it’s designed to provide the 70-plus current MJHL coaches and are de- lars, who will cover the techniques who this past season played for the players participating with the neces- signed to demonstrate to the pros- and overall importance of mental Midget “AAA” Winnipeg Bruins. sary knowledge and resources to be pects what they can expect on a daily preparation and mental health for “Obviously my goal ever since I was successful as they prepare to transi- basis at the junior level. elite athletes. drafted by Selkirk was to one day be tion to junior hockey. Position specifi c skill sessions will be As well, a college hockey presenta- able to put on a Steelers’ jersey and “The main goal of the camp is to pre- led by professionals intended to cover tion will highlight the NCAA option wear it with pride. I’m hoping the pare them for what is expected at the several specifi c areas that we feel are that playing Junior “A” hockey pro- camp will give me the opportunity to junior level along with what it takes to important for players to continue to vides to players while also covering showcase myself but also allow me to reach higher levels in their develop- work on as they make the jump to ju- important playing and education eli- see where I’m at in my development ment path – whether that’s the NCAA, nior hockey. gibility guidelines. and what I need to improve on.” WHL, USHL, U Sports or pro hockey,” The games will give the prospects a Meanwhile, Paul Edmonds, the Win- Max Neill, who also attended last he said. chance to play in an elite competitive nipeg Jets’ play-by-play announcer year’s camp, said he’s expecting four Similar to last year’s camp, the up- environment against the top play- for TSN 1290, will attend the camp days of high-end competitiveness and coming four-day affair, slated for 2001 ers their age in Manitoba, who they and will be leading a discussion is looking forward to the challenge. and 2002-born players, will be de- will possibly be competing with and panel, along with three panel mem- “I’m really looking forward to the tailed and informative, Saurette said, against in the MJHL. bers during an MJHL hot-stove ses- scrimmages,” said the 2001-born as players will receive on and off-ice It also gives them a chance see sion designed to provide players with Steinbach Pistons’ prospect, who skill development led by experienced where they stand and to showcase fi rst-hand advice and information on spent this past season with the Midg- professionals in their respective fi elds. themselves to the MJHL coaches and what it takes to be a successful hockey et “AAA” Central Plains Capitals. “It The players will be broken up into scouts that will be in attendance. player. will be a good indicator of where I’m four teams, with each squad be- The off-ice portion, meanwhile, will The camp will also include some for- at and where I want to be come camp ing assigned a current - or graduat- cover elements related to athleticism mer MJHL’ers who have since gradu- time.” 22 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected] Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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De Nibbler * Livestock Equip * 1000’ Oil Pipe NEW 343 Mabee Rd 32 acres ...... $90,000 SOLD 443 Cil Road, St. Clements ....$319,900 1,9,11 & 15 Houghton Bay Lots ...... $40-45K * Corral Fencing Panels * Gates * RD Bale NEW PRICE 34 Grey Cresc, Pinawa ..$333,700 Feeders * 10,000 LB Scale * Feed Bunk Wagon 655 Fort Garry Road ...... $119,000 512 Toronto $229,000 80145 Rd. 31E $296,000 St. Clements 1138 River Road ...... $619,900 0 Petersfi eld Pits, 120.6 Acres ...... $340,000 * Lumber Milling Equip * Holtec Drive Cutting Bar 655 Fort Garry Road ...... $119,900 72101 Pine Rd. S. Prime Development..... $445,000 w Live Table * 3PH PTO Saw Mandrel * 3PH Wood SOLD 77091 Rd 30E East Selkirk ...... $339,500 12 Tom Prince Dr. – Petersfi eld Lot ...... $62,500 Splitter * PTO Hyd Feed & Gang Rip Saw * Multi PENDING 8937 Hwy 9 ...... $225,000 20 White Pine – Land – Halcyon Cove ...... $30,000 Cut Saw w Live Table * King SK-20 Band Saw Development Opportunity ...... $492,000 COMMERICAL LISTINGS 520 Moody $226,000 1 LEASIDE BEACH Road * Misc * 14’ Tri-Haul Boat * EZ Guide 250 GPS New Listing 315 Main Street .... $270,000 36001 86 Rd N Brokenhead ...... $49,900 S, Pine Dock $319,900 System * 1000 Gal Fuel Tank * Tires * Implement REDUCED 703 Edith Ave. AVAILABLE .....$27,000 Profi table Garage in Selkirk ..... $755,000 NEW PRICE Parts * More Shop & Farm Misc * New 72124 Floodway Drive S 2 Acres ...... $79,900 66 Acres MI Development ...... $980,000 205 Hwy 317 & Rd 36E ...... $49,900 Stuart McSherry - Stonewall, MB LEASE AVAILABLE - COMMERICAL OFFICE SPACE Toronto (204) 467-1858 or (204) 886-7027 $250/MONTH. WILL SHAPE TO MEET YOUR 605 Cil Road 4 acres St. Clements ...... $97,500 33011 Rd 83 N St. Avenue REQUIREMENTS. CALL GEORGE FOR DETAILS. Hours: Mon to Fri 9-4:30 pm Clements $ 367,000 $151,200 www.mcsherryauction.com The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 26, 2018 25

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Robert (Bob) Randolph John Smith Gordon Ole Busch February 20, 1946 – June 30, 2018 April 5, 1937- July 14, 2018 With saddened hearts, Bob’s family warmly invites all who knew It is with deep sorrow we announce the passing of our beloved Bob to attend Memorial Services to encourage one another (Rev. husband, father, Giga, and great Giga on July 14, 2018. 21: 2 & 3), at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witness, 12 Hawthorne Gordon will be lovingly missed by Mary, his wife of 50 years. Left Place off Calder Rd. on Friday, August 3rd, 2018 at 7 p.m. to treasure his memories are his daughters Sylvia (Bob) Bastable -Donna (wife); and families; Karen (Ron) Warcimaga and grandchildren Kendall daughters, Teresa (Jack), Michelle (Kent); (Chad) Krut, Kyle (Chelsey) Warcimaga; great-grandchildren Davis, grandchildren, Serenity, Tyler, Cyris, Beth, Nicholas, Carys, and Dexter Krut, and Taylor and Emmeline Warcimaga; his Emily, Danny, Abby, Dominick, sister Linda Fecek; and many nieces, nephews, close relatives and and great-grandson, Beckett Robert cherished friends. Gordon was born in Camper, Manitoba. He had an incredible work ethic and ability for helping others. He was very proud of operating Gimli Feed Service for 32 years. In addition to serving his customers, he made many lifelong friends. Gordon enjoyed a busy retirement, which included volunteer driving. He was affectionately known OBITUARY as “MapQuest” because he would drive you anywhere at any time. Mildred Machowski (nee Lyons) Gordon enjoyed the company of his family and friends. He was very proud of his children and Peacefully, on Tuesday, July 17, 2018, Mildred Machowski, grandchildren and all of their achievements. His car was the fi rst one in the parking lot at every event. passed away at the Tudor House Care Centre in Selkirk, Manitoba. The family thanks the EMS responders, the staff at St. Boniface ICU, and Dr. Zoppa and the staff She is survived by her husband John, of 65 years; daughters at Selkirk Regional Health Centre, who provided heartfelt care and compassion throughout his stay. Lorraine (Edward), Diane (Mike), Mildred (Moe) and Carol; nine In lieu of fl owers, donations may be made in Gordon’s memory to the Interlake-Eastern Health grandchildren and fi ve great-grandchildren. Foundation for the SRHC by mail to the Selkirk Regional Health Centre, PO Box 5000, 120 Easton She was predeceased by her daughter Beryl and son John. Drive, Selkirk, Mb. R1A 2M2 or online at www.iehf.ca or the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Manitoba, A memorial service took place on Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at 1379 Kenaston Blvd, Winnipeg MB, R3P 0Y4. 1:00 p.m. in the Christ Church in Selkirk, Manitoba with interment A celebration of Gordon’s life will be held on Friday, July 27th at 11:00 a.m. at the Gilbart Funeral and reception to follow. Chapel, 309 Eveline Street, Selkirk, Manitoba. Condolences, pictures and videos may be left on her tribute wall “Always a smirk, a twinkle in the eye, or a story to share” at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Condolences, pictures and videos may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. OBITUARY

OBITUARY Allan Cartlidge September 17, 1928 - July 19, 2018 Alfred Dancho Just after sunrise on a warm summer morning, Al died peacefully April 14, 1950 - July 20, 2018 in his sleep. He will be greatly missed by the love of his life, wife It is with broken hearts we announce the sudden passing of Mary; as well as his daughters Thora (Terry, Mykhaylo, Petro), our beloved Husband, Dad and Papa, Alfred Dancho at his farm Nancy (Dennis, Jake, Liza, Pat), Conni (Brent, Ari, Mary, Joe) and on Friday, July 20, 2018 at the age of 68. He will be lovingly foster daughter Marlene (Jim, Heather). He will also be dearly remembered by his wife Trudi of 44 years; his children Jeff remembered by all of his great-grandchildren. (Katherine) and their children Levi, Jase, and baby girl on the way; Al was predeceased by his step-brother, David Martin, with Heidi (David) and their daughter Eva; and Tiffany (Alvin). He is whom he grew up at Poplar Point, MB. also survived by his sisters Shirley (Mike), Susan (Wayne), Sylvia Life was always an adventure for Al as he moved from hospital (Bill, deceased); brother Garry (Sheila); mother-in-law Erna Jung administration career to letter carrier to elementary school teacher; (children Margarete and Rudi); as well as numerous aunts, uncles, from Portage La Prairie to Selkirk to Australia and back; from nieces, nephews and cousins. He was predeceased by his parents summer camping trips with his family to canoeing with grandkids to tennis matches with Mary. All of Marguerite and Frank Dancho and father-in-law Reinhold Jung. these adventures became stories well-told. Alfred was born in Selkirk, MB and was raised on the family farm. A celebration of Al’s life and interment of ashes will take place on Thursday, September 20, 2018 at He fell in love with Trudi and the couple worked tirelessly to start 2:00 p.m. at St Anne’s Anglican Church, 3 km west of Poplar Point on Hwy. 26. their own farm in 1972, a mile away from the homestead. They married in 1974 and raised their Condolences, pictures and videos may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com three children with the values of a hard work ethic, integrity and kindness. Along with farming, he established a grain cleaning plant at the farm which he ran for many years. Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. His loves included Trudi’s baking (cinnamon buns), Arctic Cat snowmobiles, boating, quadding and Allis Chalmers. But above all, his ultimate passion was his grandchildren which he showered with love. OBITUARY A special thank you to the Beausejour RCMP for the kindness they showed Trudi, as well as the Roger Ernest Marcel Bougie EMS who were in attendance. Peacefully on July 21, 2018 at the Selkirk Regional Health Centre, at the age of 71, Roger passed A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, July 28 at 11:00 a.m. at Sobering Funeral Chapel, away with his beloved wife Gail (nee Sutherland) at his side. 1035 Park Avenue E., Beausejour. Cremation has taken place and no funeral will be held. Burial will take place on Sunday, July 29, In lieu of fl owers, a donation may be made to Children’s Hospital Foundation (Variety Heart Centre), 2018 at St. Mathew’s Churchyard Cemetery, Cloverdale, MB at 2:00 p.m. FE241-685 William Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3E 0Z2. Condolences, pictures and videos may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Sobering Funeral Chapel & Crematorium, Beausejour (204) 268-3510 Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. or MB Toll Free 1-877-776-2220 www.soberingfuneralchapel.com OBITUARY OBITUARY Florence Jane Favell Charles (Chuck) Richard Plamondon Peacefully on Monday, July 23, 2018 at the Grace Hospital, Florence Favell, aged 85 years of Peacefully, on Friday, July 20, 2018, at the St. Boniface Hospital, Chuck Plamondon, aged 70 years, Winnipeg, MB, beloved wife of the late Gerald Favell. of Selkirk, MB, beloved husband of Joyce, passed away. Memorial service will be held on Monday, July 30, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. in the Gilbart Funeral Chapel, A celebration of life will be held on Friday, July 27, 2018, in the Royal Canadian Legion, Selkirk, Selkirk. MB, at 2:00 p.m. Condolences, pictures and videos may be left on her tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Condolences, pictures and videos may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com

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William (Bill) Penny Frank Siegfried Bisiak With sorrowful hearts we announce the peaceful passing of It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of our William (Bill) Penny on Thursday, July 19, 2018 at the Tudor House beloved husband, dad and grandpa on July 22, 2018. PCH, Selkirk at the age of 94 years. Frank will be greatly missed by his loving wife of 50 years, Wendy. He was predeceased by his wife Jean in 2006 and son Gord in Left to treasure his memories are his three girls and their children 2014. He is survived by his children: Dennis (Peggy), Pat (Kas), Cathy (Gary), Dylan; Lisa (Craig), Ross, Ryan and Alex; Barb Art, Gail (Dale) and Lorna (Dave); his youngest brother Walter; (Al), Sydney, Aaron and Addie. He is survived by his sisters, Hilda eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. (Iwo), Maria, Ellie, Rose and his brother Alois; his mother-in-law Bill was born in Winnipeg, the eldest of fi ve children. Bill’s Dad Jean Gunter; sisters-in-law Donna (Herb), Bev and brother-in-law worked for the City of Winnipeg, and when Bill was seven years Wayne. He was predeceased by his parents Frank Sr. and Valerie old his Dad moved the family out to the Matlock area to begin and his brother Helmut; father-in-law Jerry Gunter and brother-in- their new life as farmers joining Bill’s grandparents on the original law Dennis. He leaves to mourn numerous nieces, nephews and homestead. When Bill was around the age of 14 his family moved friends. to the Petersfi eld area to expand their own farming operations. Frank was born February 2, 1944 in a small town in Austria. He In addition to helping on the farm Bill did a variety of jobs; immigrated to Canada with his parents and fi ve siblings in 1957. delivering ice, yard maintenance, operating his own gravel truck on the highways and for local gravel Frank attended Red River Community College to become an electrician. This is where he met Wendy. businesses, hauling snow for CN Rail, cutting fence posts and working in the bush camps in Ontario. They married in 1967 and in 1971 moved to Selkirk where they raised their family. Most of his career This work enabled Bill to save and purchase his own farm. was spent working at the Manitoba Rolling Mills for 30 years. In 1949 Bill married Jean Hurrie and they farmed as partners for 44 years, retiring in 1992. His Frank was very proud of and enjoyed spending time with his seven grandchildren. Frank was an ultimate favourite job on the farm was operating the combine and enjoying picnic lunches in the fi eld animal lover, and forever missed his faithful companion, Rupert. Frank enjoyed camping, fi shing and during the harvest. many vacations with family and friends. Honourary pallbearers are the amazing staff of the Tudor House Personal Care Home where Dad Dad you will always be in our hearts and never forgotten. resided for the past 10 years. We are very thankful to the staff for their excellent care, friendship, love Wendy and the girls want to thank family members and friends who visited with Frank during his and attention given to Dad over the years. brief stay in the hospital. Frank had a smile for everyone that walked in the door. A celebration of Bill’s life will take place on Thursday, July 26, at 11:00 a.m., in the Gilbart Funeral Donna, Kristy and Sandy, words cannot express how thankful we are for all the love and support Chapel, Selkirk, with Pastor Neill Stitt offi ciating. you have given us. In lieu of fl owers donations can be made to the Dunara Cemetery Fund, Box 642, Petersfi eld, A celebration of life will be held on Thursday, July 26 at 3:30 p.m. at the Gilbart Funeral Chapel in Manitoba R0C 2L0 Selkirk. Rest in peace Dad, your work on earth is done and heaven is a beautiful place! In lieu of fl owers, donations can be made to the charity of your choice. Condolences, pictures and videos may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Condolences, pictures and videos may be left on Frank’s tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome. com

Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements.

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