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1 - Week 28_19 Harrys Foods PRICES IN EFFECT: THURSDAY, JULY 11 - WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2019 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 3 Selkirk set to host 37th annual 55 Plus Games in 2020 By Lindsey Enns Vitt said participants, volunteers, Selkirk has offi cially been selected to spectators and sponsors are all need- host Active Aging in Manitoba’s 37th ed to make the games a success in Sel- annual 55 Plus Games next year. kirk. The city previously hosted the Registration for the games will be- games in 2001, and local volunteers gin in March, 2020 and forms can be are now gearing up for the three-day found online at activeagingmb.ca or event, which will take place June 16 to by calling the games offi ce at 204-261- 18, 2020. 9257. The games are open to Manito- The games, which are hosted in a bans who are 55 or older by Dec. 31 different community in Manitoba the year of the games. each year, consist of more than 20 Jim Evanchuk, Active Aging in Man- age-friendly events that attract more itoba executive director, said they are than 1,000 athletes, 300 volunteers looking forward to another successful and hundreds of spectators. Events RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS games in Selkirk. He added the games range from card games to scrabble, will also be a chance to showcase the Pictured from left to right: The 55 Plus Games host committee co- cribbage, arts and crafts, shuffl eboard, entire city and what it has to offer. chairs, Gerry Hamm, Deborah Vitt and public relations chair Melanie track, swimming and slo-pitch. A “Selkirk’s proximity to Winnipeg is Shumilak meet at the Gordon Howard Centre last Wednesday. Selkirk curling event, which will also be part also going to make a very big differ- of the games, will be held at the end of will host the 37th annual games in June, 2020. ence. We have a lot of senior groups March, 2020 in Selkirk. and clubs that we will be promoting Deborah Vitt, co-chair of Selkirk’s ready been tapped to sit on the orga- Concert will be held on the Tuesday so we anticipate a spike in the partici- host committee, said the games are nizing committee,” Vitt said. night and an Athletes’ Banquet will pation levels of older adults,” Evan- all about embracing aging, bringing The host committee will be look- take place on the Wednesday evening. chuk said. “So we’re defi nitely looking seniors together and they offer some- ing to recruit around 300 volunteers The banquet includes a dinner, dance forward to the celebration in Selkirk thing for everyone and all skill levels. to help with the games. They are also and speeches by local dignitaries. next year.” “I’m really stoked. The more I get in- hoping to raise roughly $40,000 with volved with it, the more I learn about support from local businesses and do- it, the more I know the wide scope of nors. involvement from participants from The host committee will be hosting Olde Cramb 55 plus, it’s really exciting,” Vitt said an event on Oct. 9 from 6 p.m. to 8 while sitting inside the Gordon How- p.m. at the Gordon Howard Centre for Farmstore ard Centre last Wednesday. “It’s not those interested in volunteering. They about being a qualifi er for the Olym- will also be handing out information NOW OPEN pics, it’s about what can I do to par- about the games during the Selkirk ticipate and enhance my own life in Biz Fair and Rodeo Parade on Satur- terms of energy, mind, body, spirit ... day, July 13. Strawberries and connecting in the community.” Vitt said most of the games will Gerry Hamm, co-chair of the host be held within the City of Selkirk committee, said the games will be and surrounding area communities. Upick $11 Prepicked $18 coming off the heels of the Gordon Events will be held in Selkirk Park, the Howard Centre’s 40th anniversary Selkirk Curling Club, Gordon How- Olde Cramb and Manitoba’s 150th anniversary. ard Centre, Selkirk Golf and Country www.oldecrambfarm.com Farmers Market Vitt added Lee Hanson of the Gor- Club, the Comp, the Selkirk Water- July 13, 20 & 27 don Howard Centre has been instru- front as well as the Selkirk Rec Com- 204-467-2850 mental in moving Selkirk’s bid for the plex, just to name a few. 1 mile south of Stonewall , Picnic areas, free petting games forward. They have also re- Although the games emphasize ac- ceived plenty of support from the City tive and recreational activities, they just off highway 236 farm, honey, ice cream, Rodeoof Selkirk. Fun! are also about providing a social and on Rd 75N refreshments available “Selkirk has got a reputation for cultural atmosphere through enter- keen volunteers, lots who have al- tainment and social events. A Variety No herbicides, no pesticides, only organic fertilizers. Rodeo Fun!

439 MAIN ST., SELKIRK HOURSS MONDAY - FRIDAY 9-9 North of Manitoba Ave. SATURDAY 9-6 SUNDAY 12-5 BiG DOLLAR 4 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 Triple S Fair and Rodeo rides into Selkirk this weekend By Justin Luschinski The Triple S Fair and Rodeo will be riding into Selkirk this Friday, July 12, bringing three days of action packed entertainment along with it. The event, presented by the St. An- drews and St. Clements Agricultural Society, brings midway games, ATV and truck mud racing, dog agility and rodeo performances together for a fantastic weekend in Selkirk Park. The rodeo itself draws horse riders from across the prairies to compete in RECORD FILE PHOTOS events such as barrel racing. Attendees take part in last year’s Triple S Fair and Rodeo in Selkirk Park. The three-day event will kick off The festivities will kick off on Friday once again in Selkirk beginning this Friday. at 11 a.m. with a Children’s Festival presented by the RM of St. Andrews The Perimeter will also be performing of events and more information, visit tendance, but estimates that roughly and RM of St. Clements. The event, in the beer garden beginning at 9 p.m. selkirkfairandrodeo.com. 9,000 people attended last year’s ro- which will run until 4 p.m., will fea- On Saturday, July 13, the festivities The event is 100 per cent volunteer deo. ture Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation will begin with the Selkirk Biz Parade run and organizers are hoping a new One of the new events this year Centre, a petting zoo, Eric the Juggler, at 10 a.m. along Manitoba Avenue. On generation of volunteers will help is the Ricklyn’s Farms Petting Zoo. and balloons. Select Shows Midway Sunday, July 14, events will kick off at take it over. Families can enjoy petting chickens, will open at 2 p.m. and a Wild Dog 10 a.m. with 4D barrel racing and run Rea Pennington, president of the ro- pigs, horses and other farm animals. performance will start at 3 p.m. Past until around 3 p.m. For a full schedule deo’s board of directors and one of the The petting zoo, dog agility shows and event’s organizers, said they’re hop- the children’s festival are free to at- ing to fi nd some volunteers who love tend, but the rodeo costs $10 a day for the rodeo as much as they do. adults and $5 a day for children. “We’ll never turn a volunteer down. This year’s rodeo will also have 4D We’re always open to new board barrel racing and pole bending, where members as well. We want to fi nd a rider makes a horse run around a people who love the rodeo as much series of poles as fast as possible, in as we do,” Pennington said. “It’s a lot a special formation, similar to barrel of work, but we enjoy putting it on. racing. Without (the current board), there Pennington said they hope to keep wouldn’t be a fair.” the event running as long as possible. Pennington said the event is costly “It’s one of those things where you and very time-consuming to run, but just keep doing it every year. We love added it’s been rewarding watching the fair and we want to see it continue the event grow each year. Pennington to grow. But it’s a lot of work,” Pen- doesn’t have exact numbers for at- nington said. “If you’re interested at all, please get in touch, we will never turn down a volunteer.” For more information about the Triple S Fair and Rodeo, call 204-757- 7901. Selkirk RCMP makes arrests JULY 13, 2019 – after armed suspects barricade PARADE RE-ROUTE themselves in residence Please be advised that the following Staff stops WILL NOT be serviced between RCMP made multiple arrests after the hours of 9 am - 12pm: armed suspects barricaded them- # 7&52 - Sophia/Morris selves inside a Selkirk residence last #15&44 - Main/Dufferin Saturday. #16&43 - Waterfront- Eveline/Superior On July 6, at approximately 3:20 a.m., #17 - Main/Clandeboye Selkirk RCMP responded to a fi re- arms incident on Queen Avenue in #18&41 - Downtown- Main/Christie Selkirk. #19&40 - Main/Vaughan “Initial information was that several #20&39 - Main/Rosser suspects had barricaded themselves #21& 38 - Rosser/Eveline inside a residence on Queen Avenue,” #22 - Eveline/Reid RCMP stated in a release. #37 - Eveline/Sutherland Numerous offi cers from Selkirk and #42 - Main/Manitoba the Emergency Response Team were #51 - Morris/Mercy at scene and after several hours and Call 482-INFO (4636) for more information all suspects were arrested. The RCMP says the investigation is www.MySTA.ca ongoing. The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 5

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Kris Antonius, who runs the festival along with her husband, Mike Berg, at Cityfolk Farm, says they started the event as a response to the growing in- terest in reclaiming skills of the past, reconnecting with the land, and cul- tivating community with a focus on a DIY lifestyle. This year’s two-day festival, which takes place on Saturday, Aug. 10 and Sunday, Aug. 11, will feature more PHOTOS COURTESY OF JANINE KROPLA PHOTOGRAPHY + JOSH DOOKHIE than 30 workshops covering a wide Cityfolk Farm, near Thalberg, Man., will play host to the fourth DIY Homesteader Festival presented by range of topics, a DIY kids area, an Home Hardware Selkirk on August 10 and 11. artisan market and trade show with more than 40 vendors, homegrown than 30 workshops and demos cov- or grow what you need,” Kris said. energizing and grounding about the Manitoba music, and a local foods ering everything from how to keep “We believe that we can have stron- festival,” said Mike. “So many people lunch. Tickets went on sale in early bees with Beeproject Apiaries to wild ger, healthier, more resilient people in one place, excited to share knowl- June and Kris says the event is garner- plants and basketry with Praire Shore and communities when we connect edge and learn from each other; mov- ing interest from across Canada. Botanicals to Mushroom Cultivation around these skills.” ing forward together, not towards fast- “It’s really becoming a national with River City Mushrooms to Hide Cityfolk Farm is located near Thal- er phones or fancier cars, but toward event and we’re pretty excited to be Tanning with Manitoba Buckskin. This berg, Man., which is roughly 50 kilo- these foundational, essential skills.” hosting all of these people who are in- year, Zach Loeks is the 2019 featured metres north of Selkirk. Kris said there are still plenty of tick- terested in creating a connection with teacher. Loeks hails from the Ottawa This year, a percentage of the pro- ets available for the festival as well as the land,” Kris said. “The positive en- Valley, and is a farmer, permaculture ceeds from the event will be donat- some for the individual workshops. ergy, community vibe and sharing of designer and educator, and author of ed to the Brokenhead Wetland Trail. She encourages those planning to at- skills at the fest is a testament to the “The Permaculture Market Garden.” There will also be a special guided tend to purchase their tickets in ad- attitude and values within the hearts “The folks that come out to the fest tour of the trail for a small fee on the vance. For more information about of urban and rural homesteaders.” are going to leave inspired about how Saturday evening. the event, visit homesteaderfest.ca. This year’s festival will feature more easy and gratifying it can be to make “There’s something simultaneously Selkirk Bear Clan chapter seeks more foot patrol volunteers By Justin Luschinski Selkirk Bear Clan’s women’s council, and support for residents who have people scoping out cars and houses, In order to keep boots on the ground says the organization is needed in experienced a tragedy. when they see me drive around they and a watchful eye over the city, the Selkirk. To help offset the lack of volunteers, take off,” Campbell said. “It’s work- Selkirk Bear Clan chapter is seeking “It’s important to have some secu- the Selkirk Bear Clan started up a mo- ing. We’re here to make everyone feel more volunteers interested in doing rity, other than the RCMP. Someone bile patrol unit roughly fi ve months safe, if they want us to patrol an area, foot patrols. with a more personal touch, who ago. they just have to message us.” Organizers behind the local Bear could deal with a situation compas- Tara Campbell runs the mobile pa- Campbell said she’s noticed a lot of Clan chapter say they are currently sionately,” Muir said. “It’s better to get trol mostly on her own. She uses attempted break-ins, most of which going through a transitional period help from your community members, her own vehicle, wears her vest and she’s able to ward off just by patrol- and have had to stop foot patrols un- instead of someone who isn’t from drives around Selkirk and area with ling. til they can encourage more commu- here. They might not know how to re- some volunteers and some medical For more information, or to volun- nity members to volunteer. The Sel- act to certain situations.” supplies in her car. teer with the Selkirk Bear Clan, con- kirk Bear Clan provides a community Muir said Selkirk Bear Clan is inclu- Campbell said the patrols are work- tact the Bear Clan via email at sel- based approach to crime prevention, sive, it’s open to non-Indigenous peo- ing, but as the number of drug-related [email protected]. Residents focusing on caring and helping their ple, and anyone who wants to help crimes increase, the Selkirk Bear Clan can also text Marlena Muir at 204- neighbours before they end up in the protect their community. The Selkirk needs more of a presence. 481-1088, or message the Selkirk Bear hands of the RCMP. Bear Clan also holds demonstrations “I think it’s bad, but not as bad as Clan Patrol on Facebook. Marlena Muir, the chairperson of the around the area, providing comfort the (City of Winnipeg). I have caught

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Shortly after I sent be seen arching sharply down to that column to my editors, I met a the water as the giant jack took his wonderful lady in the Interlake who hook. The rod quivered and bent as along with her husband and friends, he braced himself to fi ght the huge EDITOR SALES celebrated every May long weekend fi sh. Across the distance between the Lindsey Enns Michelle Balharry with a fi shing trip. two boats Cindy’s group could hear To our good fortune, our new angling their neighbors reel scream as he let sister, Cindy Zink, shared a unique the fi sh run. He could be seen sitting experience she had a few years ago. down and bracing his legs under the Cindy is the kind of gal you cannot bench seat of the boat keeping ten- help feeling at ease with. She spoke in sion in his line. He played the fi sh, a low, husky, melodious voice. This is letting it run when it wanted to, and her story. then reeling in when it rested. In time REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER SPORTS EDITOR Justin Luschinski One warm hazy day, she, her hus- he had it alongside his boat and with Brian Bowman band and another couple were boat surprising strength bent over the side, fi shing on the Lee River. Off to their grabbed the jack by the gills and roll- starboard, maybe a half dozen boat ing backward into the boat wound lengths away, sat a tall, thin angler RECORD PHOTO up with the fi sh fl opping on top of with his shorter, heavier buddy in a Ricardo Perez with his catch of him. The tall mans’ buddy became so small aluminum boat much like theirs. a nice bass taken from the Red frightened when he saw the size of the They had been on the water for about River by Selkirk. fi sh he jumped over the windshield a half hour when Cindy got a strike. onto the bow deck and refused to get OFFICE MANAGER/ADS ADMINISTRATION Lucy Kowalchuk Georgia Campbell She hauled up and reeled in until she into the boat until his friend threw the had a nice two foot long walleye by monster back overboard! the side of their little boat. She bent Not long ago I was talking to a fellow over the side, unhooked it and put it angler, Brett Taplin, of Selkirk who on her stringer. Just as she dropped caught a turtle. Fortunately it slipped the strung fi sh into the water, she saw the hook but it got me thinking. Here, a rippling wave moving toward her. in the summer, one can easily catch She immediately realized from past the boat. The two couples could hear a turtle yet few know how to get the DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTION experiences that a fairly large fi sh was the slapping of tails, the slamming of hook out, so here are a few tips. If you Christy Brown Debbie Strauss swimming just under the water head- fi sh bodies and the raking of Cindy’s snag a turtle on its leg, get a short stick ed her way. fi sh stringer grating against the boats and put in front of its mouth. It will Rippling water peeled from the back aluminum side. clamp on it like a dog then you can get of a huge jackfi sh as it jackknifed pre- Cindy however was not a girl to mess the hook out. If a turtle gets hooked in paring to dive. Cindy shot a glance with! She grabbed her stringer and the mouth, hold it by the shell with its downward looking for her walleye but hauled up hard, springing her walleye face away from you. Keep tension on it was already under the boat. Looking into the air. She dropped her fi sh on your line so it doesn’t pull its head in up again, she had just enough time to the fl oor of the boat then picked up an and then grab it by the neck holding it PRODUCTION PRINT see the jack that in her mind had to oar and began slapping the side of the out while a helper gets the hook out. If Nicole Kapusta Dan Anderson be four feet long, disappear after the boat to scare the jack. It worked! The all else fails, take it to a vet. walleye. Then came a rasping thud top of its huge green head and long, While in Selkirk I stopped at the wa- from under causing the thin metal slinky body swayed from under the terfront and met Ricardo Perez who of the little boat to shutter. Everyone boat then began swimming toward was just landing this nice bass. Good instinctively clutched the sides of the the neighboring angler’s craft. Silence job Ric! Well, that’s it for this week my craft as a vicious fi ght between the fell over Cindy and her people as they friends, bye for now. two fi sh erupted under the bottom of watched the jack fl ip its tail above the

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If you enjoy the Email: [email protected] The Selkirk Record welcomes submissions to Letters to the Editor. paper and would like to see the newspaper grow and prosper visit any of the Selkirk, MB R1A 0X2 Letters can be emailed to [email protected] or dropped off at our advertisers and businesses in our rural communities. – Keep your dollars or call our offi ce at 204-785-1618 offi ce. Letters must include the name and mailing address of the writer. working at home and shop local. Our commitment to you, the reader – we will Offi ce Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:30am-5pm connect our people through stories in the paper to build stronger communities. The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 9 KAP identifi es ag Half Moon hosting Family Fun Day this Saturday By Justin Luschinski priorities ahead of Half Moon Drive In says they will not be hosting Rockin’ On The Red provincial election this year, instead, they will be having a Free Family Fun Day this Saturday, Staff July 13. Keystone Agricultural Producers Rockin’ On The Red is planned to (KAP), the voice of farmers in Mani- return in 2023, while the Free Fam- toba, says it will be advocating for the ily Day will become the new annual major issues that face the agriculture event for Lockport’s famous greasy industry during the upcoming pro- spoon. vincial election campaign. Half Moon owner Wayne McIntosh According to the province, the agri- said Rockin’ On The Red got too big culture sector represents more than for them to manage. $6 billion to the Manitoba economy “Rockin’ On The Red was started on RECORD FILE PHOTO and creates over 35,000 jobs across the our 75th anniversary, fi ve years ago. Half Moon Drive In will play host to a Free Family Fun day this Saturday, province. As the event grew and grew, it was July 13 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. “The investment that the agriculture getting too big. It takes a lot of time, sector makes in the Manitoba econo- a lot of staff, it got too big for me to p.m., will feature face painting, mas- the Guinness world record hot dog my starts with the investment farm- manage on my own,” McIntosh said. cots, a Blue Bomber cheer/dance team eater guy. It was me and (a few Blue ers make on their land, and the next “So I thought I’d end it on a high note, performance and a double feature Bomber players) versus this one guy provincial government needs to rec- with last year’s event on our 80th an- movie night of “Grease” and “A Dog’s in a hot dog eating contest,” McIntosh ognize that income on these invest- niversary. I hope everyone comes Purpose,” which was fi lmed in Selkirk said. “Between the four of us, we ate ments is getting smaller,” said KAP out to the Family Fun Day we’ve got and inside the diner. The event is free eight hot dogs. He at 17. By himself. president Bill Campbell. “The next planned.” to attend. McIntosh said he has lots “Rockin’ On The Red really brought provincial government needs to come McIntosh said instead, he’s hoping of event ideas, the Family Fun Day everyone together. It didn’t just show- to the table with a real plan for the to put on more small-scale communi- is just the fi rst in what will hopefully case my restaurant, it showcased agriculture sector so that providing a ty events, which will be hosted by the become several community events Lockport.” cost-effective food source remains a restaurant. Rockin’ On The Red will throughout the year. McIntosh wanted to thank everyone fi nancial success for Manitoba farm- happen every fi ve years, with the next McIntosh said he has many fond for attending Rockin’ On The Red. For ers.” one planned for 2023. memories of Rockin’ On The Red. more information about this Satur- During the provincial campaign, This Saturday’s Family Fun Day, “I remember on our 75th anniver- day’s Free Family Fun Day, visit half- KAP intends to advocate on behalf which will take place from 2 p.m. to 6 sary … we brought in Furious Pete, moondrivein.com. of farmers on three major policy is- sues: equitable education funding for Manitoba’s children, effective climate Cook re-elected as Interlake director at AMM district meeting change programming, and enhanced Submitted infrastructure spending. A survey fo- of prices, which currently has to be reation Complex, which was in the cused on these three key issues will Selkirk played host to the June 18 done through a by-law, and the sec- midst of being decorated for the grad- be delivered to the four major parties Association of Manitoba Municipali- ond resolution calls upon the AMM uation ceremonies. Of particular in- and responses will be shared with ties (AMM) District Meeting where to lobby the provincial government terest to attendees was the new solar both KAP members and the general two city resolutions were passed and to index the provincial support grant generation capacity of the centre. public. City Coun. Kelly Cook was re-elected at the rate of Consumer Price Index Coun. Kelly Cook was re-elected as district director for the Interlake re- or higher. The grant – which provides Interlake District Director, a position gion. municipalities with fi nancial support he has held since being elected last Correction Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson, who for various programs – has been fro- November in a byelection. Directors In the June 13 edition of The Selkirk is the chair of AMM’s Cities Caucus, zen for the past three years. serve two-year terms. Record, in the “Horticultural society said resolutions passed at the district The 90-plus representatives at the Cook said he’s looking forward to his marks 25th anniversary with tree level move on to the annual conven- meeting were given wildfl ower seeds term, having gained some valuable planting” story, the sixth paragraph tion in November and have the ability from Prairie Originals as a gift and experience during the last six months. should have read: In the 1970s, Red to impact change across the province. a donation was made to the Selkirk Feather Farm didn’t exist. The land From now until the convention, the Parks Endowment was previously owned by Victor Car- resolution will be circulated to other Fund in all their son, who sold the property to Edstan municipalities to gain support. names. Builders (Ed Los and Stan Kwiatkos- Selkirk’s fi rst resolution seeks to Attendees were Army Navy and Air Force ki) and then Edstan Builders donated have the Municipal Act changed to given a tour of Veterans Club #151 one lot. According to the Manitoba allow more fl exibility in the setting the Selkirk Rec- 231 Clandeboye Ave., Selkirk Ph. 204-482-3941 Historical Society, a monument in the small park commemorates the 108th Battalion of the Canadian Expedi- CHRISTMAS IN JULY tionary Force who occupied barracks Ed Teplyski th there during the First World War. The ON JULY 20 ! name Red Feather Farm was derived Respect & Integrity ★ 20 MEAT PRIZES from large chicken barns on the site, NEW & USED part of a farm operated by W. L. Par- Chev, GMC, Ford, ★ 20 GIFTS ★ 50/50 DRAW rish, and the battalion used a rooster as a symbol on its military badge. Chrysler & Hyundai Special Attendance Draw & Incorrect information appeared in Outdoor patio for this event! the pervious article. The Record apolo- 204-785-0741 DRAWS START AT 4:30PM gizes for the error. Email: [email protected] Everyone Welcome 18 and Over Lic. 717 10 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 Stonewall duo to bring their songs to Winnipeg Folk Festival

By Gabrielle Piché rine while Sulyma plays the guitar, Erin Corbin and Cory Sulyma start- the harmonica and the drum – at the ed forming their relationship while same time. working at a music shop after high Two Crows for Comfort have been school. Years later, the two are in love playing together for the past two – and preparing to hit the stage at years, which Corbin said began for Winnipeg Folk Festival. fun. While performing, the duo is known The two performed casually – at cof- as folk-roots group Two Crows for fee houses, on open mic nights. Comfort. They’ll perform at the festi- “Then, we started getting asked to val on Sunday, July 14 in a workshop do more,” Corbin said. called Young and Bold: Celebrating 20 As the pair gained popularity, they Years of YPP. decided they needed a name. Sulyma The couple will play on stage with kept a notebook with his song ideas. artists who have taken the Winnipeg While fl ipping through it, he found a Folk Festival Stingray Young Perform- line reading “two crows for comfort.” ers Program. “We were like, ‘Oh, this works, we’re The program allows experienced two,’” Corbin said. musicians to mentor young artists The duo lives in Stonewall, but giving them tips about the industry. they’ve travelled beyond Manitoba’s The young artists perform on stage at boundaries for music. the festival following their mentoring On Oct. 16, 2018, Two Crows for sessions. PHOTO COURTESY OF GEORGIA FOX Comfort played in New York City at Old Man Luedecke mentored Two Erin Corbin, left, and Cory Sulyma make up the folk-roots music group Rockwood Music Hall. The following Crows for Comfort two years ago Two Crows for Comfort will hit the stage at the Winnipeg Folk Festival month, they performed in Toronto for through the program. on July 14. Indie Week Canada. Corbin and Sulyma will join Olivia Corbin and Sulyma have taken their Lunny, Jesse Matas, Roman Clarke “We kind of cue each other,” Corbin off-stage at the Winnipeg Folk Festi- songs to Saskatchewan, Alberta and and Taylor Janzen. Each musical act said. val. British Columbia. They released their will take their turn performing. Two Crows for Comfort will also play The duo is returning this year as part album 17 Feet in 2018. of the festival’s minstrel program, The music duo is booked for several ~ Parents for Safe Grad 2019 ~ where artists play unplugged in areas performances this summer, includ- that festivalgoers don’t normally hear ing Canada Day at the Forks, Altona’s music. This way, people will always Manitoba Sunfl ower Festival and Teu- THANK YOU! have music around, even when they lon’s I AM Festival. We wish to thank the following businesses for their generous support and aren’t near the main stages. donations to help make Safe Grad 2019 a great success! Please support them Two Crows for Comfort will be on Corbin enjoys the program because stage at Winnipeg Folk Festival from with your patronage. We also thank the many volunteers who spent hours before, the festival listeners are all music- during and after the event to ensure it was a safe, fun and successful Grad! 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, July lovers. 14. They’ll perform on the Shady • ABM Concrete • High Speed Crow • Neil Kordalchuk and • Selkirk Friendship Corbin sings and plays the tambou- • Addies World of Colour • IBEW Local 2034 Impact Productions Centre Grove stage. • Aterra Aggregates LTD • Interlake Dental • No Frills • Selkirk GM • A&W Main St., Selkirk • Lori Kreutzer, Liquor, • One Insurance • Selkirk Physiotherapy • Big Dollar Gaming and Cannabis • Packers Fashion • Selkirk Steelers MJHL • Boyd Autobody Selkirk Authority of Manitoba • Parents for Safe Grad • Selkirk Tire • Brenda Portree • LSRCSS Band Students • Party Store • Shoppers Drug Mart Red River Co-op opens food store in Gimli • Cambrian Credit Union • LSRCSS Staff and • Party Works Selkirk Submitted • Canadian Tire Selkirk Administration Interactive Games • Skinner’s Restaurant support of our new employees.” • Casino Fantasy • LSRCSS Student Body • Petersfi eld General Store • Snap Fitness Selkirk Red River Co-op is expanding its Kevin St. Martin has owned the • City of Selkirk • Lord Selkirk School • Pratts Food Service • Somerfeld Sound food store presence in Gimli, growing Super A Foods in Gimli for 21 years • City of Selkirk Staff Division Board of • RBC • Sparkle Girls Glitter & the number of Red River Co-op food alongside his wife, Cheryl, who works • Clear Care Dental Air Brush Tattoos Trustees • RCMP Selkirk stores serving Winnipeg and sur- as the meat and deli manager. The • COPPS • Lord Selkirk Regional • Rexall Drugs • Steel City Physiotherapy & • Daerwood Press School Fashion Show • RM of St. Andrews rounding communities to seven. family is handing over the keys to Red Wellness Centre • Dairy Queen • Lord Selkirk School • RM of St. Clements Red River Co-op took over own- River Co-op so they can enjoy retire- • Subway – Main St, • David Moore and Division • Rotary Club of Selkirk ership and operations of the Super ment together. Red River Co-op wish- Associates Selkirk • Lower Fort Gary • Royal Canadian Legion • Dollarama • Subway – A Foods at 55 Centre St. in Gimli as es them well and will continue the Nurseries • Royal Canadian Legion • Evan Kreutzer Real Manitoba Ave., Selkirk of Monday, July 8. Red River Co-op high level of service offered under St. • Ludwick Catering LTD - Ladies Auxillary Estate • Sunova Credit Union • Roxi’s Uptown Café members can earn equity and cash Martin’s management of the location. • Fort Distributors • Marlin Travel • The Water Shop • Selkirk Autobody Ltd. back by using their membership Plans are in the works to change • Franks Pizza • Marshall Fabrics • Upper Crust Bakery • Selkirk Civic Centre number when making purchases at over branding elements from Super • Gags Unlimited • McDonalds Selkirk, • Walmart • Selkirk Fire • Harry’s Foods Main St. the new food store. A to the Co-op shield in the coming Department “Red River Co-op serves Gimli with weeks. Red River Co-op is also work- 2019 SAFE GRAD CASH CALENDAR WINNERS fuel through our gas bar at 83 Centre ing to fi nalize plans to upgrade this June 1 Susan Grant $25.00 June 10 Tess Skarban $25.00 June 20 Doyle Lea $25.00 St. and opening a food store in town location to the latest image standards. June 2 Nancy Cormack $25.00 June 11 Sharon Jones $25.00 June 21 Elle Burton $25.00 was driven by a desire to add an ad- Adding a food store to the Gimli June 3 Fiona Mervyn $25.00 June 12 Shannon Szmigelski $25.00 June 22 Dave Little $25.00 ditional service to our members,” said market is an opportunity for custom- June 4 Irene Donachuk $25.00 June 13 Shaelyn Devaney $25.00 June 23 Gord Monkmon $25.00 June 5 Janis Dowson $25.00 June 14 Cleon John Molaer $25.00 June 24 Patricia Sousa $100.00 Red River Co-op CEO Doug Wiebe. ers to become Red River Co-op mem- June 6 Colleen Magnusson + June 15 Liam Geard $25.00 June 25 Mel Whiteway $250.00 “Because of Red River Co-op’s strong bers and enjoy lifetime membership George Hall $25.00 June 16 Lorrin- Jeanne Baker $25.00 June 26 Walter McDonald $500.00 market performance and solid fi nan- benefi ts, including profi t sharing. June 7 Jeremy Rusk $25.00 June 17 Troy Cromie $25.00 June 27 Amanda Kayseas $1,000.00 cial base, now is the perfect time to In 2018, Red River Co-op members June 8 Soto Parasidis $25.00 June 18 Frances Rempel $25.00 Congratulations to June 9 Frances Rempel $25.00 June 19 Matthew Fey $25.00 all the winners expand our food business with the shared in $41.1 million of profi ts. The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 11 Celebrating historic places Thousands head to South Beach for car show

TWITTER PHOTOS COURTESY OF @SB_CASINORESORT More than 650 cars and thousands of attendees took in a car show, barbecue and live music at South Beach Casino and Resort last Sunday. South Beach will also be hosting their annual Motorcycle Show and Shine on Sunday, Aug. 18. For more information, visit southbeachcasino.ca/special-events/.

RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI Staff at Lower Fort Garry were busy gearing up to host National Historic Places Day last Friday afternoon. National Historic Places Day was last Saturday and many historic places across the country took part in the celebration, in partnership with Parks Canada and The National Trust. At Lower Fort Garry, children JULY 24 TO 28 could do a scavenger hunt and fi nd small Parkas, Parks Canada’s beaver mascot, that were hidden around the historic site along with plenty of other GIMLI FILM activities. Amazing NIAGARA FALLS FESTIVAL All Canadian Tour Only SEPTEMBER 14 - 22 $1,44900 OVER 100 FILMS Highlights: Niagara Falls City Tour, Falls Boat Tour, per person IN 5 DAYS! Behind the Falls Experience, Niagara-On-The-Lake, double occupancy Winery Tour, Tasting, Lunch, and More!! (plus g.s.t.) #JLPOLɩOP JLPOLɩOPFRP EMBASSY TOURS 757-9383 1-800-723-8051 www.embassytours.ca E-mail: [email protected] Celebrating 27 Years 12 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 Communities Sci-fi TV series in Bloom 2019 Here are some of the judge’s observations from fi lms in Dunnottar 2018 in the Heritage Conservation Category: One of Selkirk’s strengths, regarding cultural events, are the partnerships with municipal, community groups, businesses, institutions and volunteers. Great to see most of these organizations were listed in the Blue Book with a description and contact information should anyone want to connect with them. The lift bridge was pointed out as a historical interest point. It was noticeable from the Waterfront that the bridge is in dire need of a coat of paint. The judges encourage continued communication with the Province of Manitoba to improve the aesthetics of this important entrance to the City and historical point of interest If you would like to vote for a Yard of the Week or a Commercial Property of the Week please visit the Customer Service counter at Home Hardware Selkirk and fi ll out a ballot. Commercial Property of the Week:

RECORD FILE PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS A crew works on one of the poplar piers in the Village of Dunnottar in this 2017 photo. A fi lm crew is fi lming at the Tugela Pier this week. By Lindsey Enns complete their project in a timely and One of the Village of Dunnottar’s effi cient manner. iconic poplar piers along the shore- “The fl owing well will remain open Roxi’s Uptown Café line of Lake Winnipeg will be featured during this time.” in an upcoming multimillion-dollar Village of Dunnottar Mayor Rick 219 Manitoba Ave Amazon TV series. Gamble said their pier crew met with Tugela Park and Tugela Pier was to the production team and they brought be closed from Tuesday, July 9 to Fri- a structural engineer out to ensure the Yard of the Week: day, July 12 as fi lm crews will be doing pier was safe for their fi lm crew and 219 Sutherland Ave some fi lming for the science fi ction TV all their gear. series, “Tales from the loop.” “We’re happy that they’re doing it

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PHOTOS BY GABRIELLE PICHÉ ABOVE LEFT: Conor Whately and his daughter Penny take a break during Children’s Day at Lower Fort Garry last Wednesday. Lower Fort Garry will be hosting a Children’s Day each Wednesday throughout July and August. By Gabrielle Piché explained how he did his job. His daughter Penny was too young to manage Local and area youth got a hands-on history les- Children could see workers make yarn. They could building a teepee, but she still found things to do. son at Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site last try a relay race near the fort’s York boat and attempt “Penny helped with a stamp for a letter, and her Wednesday during the fort’s fi rst Children’s Day of to pack a fur bale, among other activities. older sister delivered a letter somewhere else,” the summer. Lower Fort Garry will hold Children’s Day each Whately said. Kids learned to do tasks that were common in the Wednesday throughout July and August. The activi- Day care groups also came to try Lower Fort Gar- 1850s. ties will stay the same every week. ry’s Children’s Day activities last week. They helped out in Lower Fort Garry’s garden and Conor Whately took his two daughters to Lower Children’s Day begins at 10 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. took turns placing sticks to build a teepee. They Fort Garry last Wednesday. He didn’t know it was Kids must be with adults in the fort at all times. watched a blacksmith hammer and listened as he Children’s Day until his family got to the fort. Gimli Film Festival to celebrate 19 years of showcasing engaging fi lms Submitted place each night at 10 p.m. on the The Gimli Film Festival announced Gimli Beach with the scenic open wa- its 2019 lineup of over 120 diverse ter as a backdrop. This year, GFF in- and acclaimed fi lms at the GFF Media troduced thematic programming and Conference at Nonsuch Brewing Co. this year’s theme is Summer School – on June 26. classic high school coming of age sto- This year, the Gimli Film Festival ries from the ‘80s to ‘00s. is celebrating 19 years of showcas- ing critical, engaging and entertain- 2019 Special Events: ing cinema. The fi lms are presented The Future is Female* Mentorship through a variety of distinct fi lm se- Program – Friday, July 26 ries and special events; The Future RBC Beach Boardwalk – Friday, July is Female*, Indigenous, Icelandic, 26 & Saturday, July 27 | 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. PHOTO COURTESY OF LAINA BROWN PHOTOGRAPHY Northern Lights, Manitoba, and So- $10,000 RBC Emerging Filmmaker Gimli Film Fest sunset screenings take place each night at 10 p.m. on cial Justice along with nine short fi lm Pitch Competition – Saturday, July 27 programs. the Gimli Beach. 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Staff Eric Johnson needed an extra hole to win the 2019 Diamond Athletic Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship last Thursday at the Selkirk Golf & Coun- try Club. Johnson, who plays out of the Breezy Bend Country Club, made a par on the fi rst hole of a sudden- death playoff against Todd Fanning of Niakwa Country Club. Johnson fi red a fi nal round 69 for a three-day total of 208. He earlier card- ed rounds of 70 and 69. Fanning shot a 68 on round three to also fi nish at 208 to force the playoff. Mike Tibbs of Breezy Bend fi nished alone in third place, shooting a fi nal day round of 72 to fi nish two shots Breezy Bend’s Eric Johnson back at 210. defeated Niakwa’s Todd Fanning Matlock’s Garth Collings, who golfs by one stroke after making par on out of Breezy Bend, fi nished in a tie an extra hole to win the Diamond for ninth with Rossmere’s Robert Oli- Athletic Men’s Mid-Amateur Selkirk Golf & Country Club’s Ryan RECORD PHOTOS BY JO-ANNE PROCTER phant. Collings carded rounds of 73, Championship last Thursday at Coffi n fi nished in a three-way tie Matlock’s Garth Collings fi nished 73, and 74 for a 7-over 220. the Selkirk Golf & Country Club. Selkirk’s Ben Bandura, who plays for 13th. in a tie for ninth. out of Elmhurst, placed 12th after rounds of 73, 72, and 77. He fi nished 9-over with a 222 total. The Selkirk Golf & Country Club’s Ryan Coffi n fi nished in a three-way tie for 13th with Red Lake’s Tyler Rolfe and Pine Ridge’s Ryan Terdik. Coffi n posted scores of 78, 71, and 74 for a three-day total of 223. Johnson, Fanning and Tibbs will now make up the provincial team that will represent Manitoba at the 2019 Golf Canada Men’s Mid-Amateur Cham- Southwood’s Greer Valaquenta pionship that will take place August won the Diamond Athletic 20-23 at the Summit Golf Club in To- Women’s Amateur Golf ronto. Championship last Thursday at Meanwhile, Greer Valaquenta of the the Selkirk Golf & Country Club. Southwood Golf & Country Club is Valaquenta fi nished the 54-hole the 2019 Diamond Athletic Women’s event at 7-over 226. That was three Amateur Champion. strokes better than St. Charles’ Valaquenta played steady golf over Hannah Diamond. the three days with rounds of 73,78, Selkirk’s McKyla Poponick had a Selkirk’s Ben Bandura placed 12th and 75 for a three-shot victory over The 2019 Golf Canada Women’s Am- 54-hole score of 251 to place 11th. and fi nished 9-over with a 222 Hannah Diamond of the St. Charles ateur Championship will be held July total. Country Club. Finishing in third 23-26 in Red Deer, Alta. place, just four shots back, was Ma- rissa Naylor of Pine Ridge Golf Club. Selkirk’s McKyla Poponick placed Langlais invited to Women’s National Team Selection camp 11th with a three-day total of 251. She Staff the Interlake Blue Jays in the Mani- Women’s Baseball Pan Am Champi- carded rounds of 88, 78, and 85. Garson’s Brittney Langlais was one toba Junior Baseball League, was onships in Aguascalientes, Mexico Manitoba’s 2019 women’s provin- of 25 players that Baseball Canada the lone Manitoban invited to the from Aug. 18-25. cial team had not been determined at invited to participate in the Wom- camp. The event will be used as a quali- press time. Based on her primary resi- en’s National Team Selection Camp The selection camp will be used to fi er for the 2020 WBSC Women’s dency, Valaquenta is ineligible to play held this week in Okotoks, Alta.. determine the 20 athletes that will Baseball World Cup. on Team Manitoba. Langlais, who currently plays for represent Canada at the COPABE 24 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 Interlake Blue Jays hosted MJBL all-star game

By Lana Meier The very best talent in the Manitoba Junior Baseball League was on dis- play in Stonewall last Saturday. Team City defeated Team Rural 11-6. The teams representing the city in- cluded the St. Boniface Legionaires, Elmwood Giants, and the St. James A’s. Representing Team Rural were players from the Altona Bisons, Inter- lake Blue Jays, Pembina Valley Orioles and the Carillon Sultans. Each team was represented by fi ve players. The Blue Jays’ contingent of all stars included Emerson Klimpke, Baily Proctor, Derek Petrasko, and Ben Anderson. Brennan Cheasley was absent from the lineup. The Blue Jays’ Ben Anderson won The Blue Jays’ Ben Anderson won the MJBL All Star Home Run Derby the home-run derby after hitting two RECORD PHOTOS BY LANA MEIER after hitting two balls over the balls over the fence in the qualifying The Blue Jays’ contingent of all stars included, left to right, Baily fence. round. Anderson faced off against St. Proctor, Derek Petrasko, Emerson Klimpke and Ben Anderson. Missing James’ Jordan Peck, who hit one over MJBL batting title and was named was Brennan Cheasley. the fence. However, neither Ander- both the Baseball Manitoba and Base- Fortin was the president of Interlake coaching the Interlake Blue Jays in the son or Peck could hit the ball over ball Canada Player of the Year. Minor Baseball for nine years until MJBL in 2005. the fence in the fi nal round, so it was Fortin played in many Western Ca- 2018. The Interlake junior program ceased decided after several rounds that An- nadian and Canadian championships Kirk played his minor baseball in operations in 2011 but Kirk worked derson would be presented the win- and even represented Canada at the the Interlake. After high school, he very hard in 2016 to get the Interlake ning bat. World Junior Baseball Champion- spent two seasons at Malaspina Col- Blue Jays back in the MJBL. The ceremonial fi rst pitch was ships in 1994. lege in Nanaimo, B.C. and in 2004 he The Jays played their fi rst game in thrown by Lundar’s Blaine Fortin to He was drafted by the Toronto Blue spent one season in the Western Ma- six years with Kirk at the helm in the Stonewall’s Adam Kirk. Jays in 1995, playing three years in jor Baseball League in Moose Jaw, spring of 2017. Kirk continues to coach Fortin played his minor baseball their minor league system. Sask. He returned home and started the team. in the Interlake. In 1994, he won the Strikers’ undefeated streak U18 Pirates clinch second place Staff in an email. “So, in reality we played Winnipeg reaches fi ve games The North Winnipeg Pirates U18 baseball South.” Staff team clinched second place with a win over On July 2, the Pirates knocked off the fi rst- The Tri-S Strikers undefeated streak has now reached Team Manitoba’s U16 squad last Saturday. place Winnipeg South Chiefs 7-6 in 10 innings. fi ve games. North Winnipeg split a doubleheader with North Winnipeg will travel to Ile des Chenes Tri-S defeated Carwin United 3-1 in Carman in Win- Team Manitoba that day, winning the fi rst on Wednesday for a 7 p.m. matchup with the nipeg Women’s Soccer League action on July 2. game 1-0. Carillon Sultans. Back on June 25, the Strikers blasted South Crew The Pirates continue to get outstanding pitch- The Pirates will then compete in the 2019 Elm- United 7-3. ing as Tyler Smith went fi ve innings and then wood Giants Shootout this weekend. With those two wins, Tri-S is now 3-2-2 and has 11 Brett Zeller closed it out. One of the Pirates’ games, which will be points to occupy third place in the WWSL’s 3rd Divi- In Game 2, the Pirates lost 6-5. against Carillon on Sunday at 11:45 a.m., will sion. The Strikers trail only the Red Hot Pink Flamin- “We were supposed to play the U16 team but count in the league standings. gos (6-1) and California Raisins (4-2-1). they were short players so they used half the The Pirates will then host city playoff games Tri-S played Heat FC this past Tuesday in Winnipeg U17 team,” said Pirates’ head coach Gary Dear July 17, 18, and 19. but no score was available at press time. The Strikers will battle the Chicas next Wednesday at Shaughnessy Park. Game time is 10 p.m. Sarah Ekosky wins gold at Canada Cup Staff competitors. Sarah Ekosky competed with the Manitoba “The Canada Cup completes an excellent The Arborg Ice Dawgs Jr B provincial team at the 2019 Canada Cup judo tournament season for Sarah,” said Brian Jones, Hockey Club is looking for a tournament in Montreal on June 28. one of the Selkirk Judo Club’s coaches. “She Ekosky, a 15 year old brown belt, did not reach fi nished third at the Canada Winter Games, General Manager the podium in the U18 Women under 57 kg cat- won her U16 weight division at the nationals, (paid position)/ egory. She fi nished with a record of one win and completed the season with a win at the Coaching Staff and two losses. Canada Cup. Two days later, she competed in her own age “Sarah has tremendous potential as she con- for the upcoming season. division, U16 Girls under 57 kg. She won four tinues to progress in judo.” Please call Ivan Gulay at 204-642-2252 straight matches, including the fi nal against Approximately 400 competitors participated Adele Charneau from Quebec. Ekosky fi nished in this event from across Canada, the United or email [email protected]. on top of the podium in her division of nine States, and several other countries. The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 25 15U Pirates pound Pioneers, Chiefs L’Heureux wins

By Brian Bowman ting good pitching and solid defence.” place Bonivital Black Sox (16-6). gold, silver The North Winnipeg Pirates U15 The Pirates pounded the Winnipeg The Pirates are very pleased to be “AAA” baseball team is certainly on a South Chiefs 14-2 on the road last where they are in the standings at this roll. Wednesday. point of the season. at natural North Winnipeg extended its league “We ended up scoring a bunch ear- “At this time of year, this is where we winning streak to four games after a ly in that game,” Smith recalled. “We want to be,” Smith said. “We’ve turned solid 8-3 victory over the Red River defi nitely opened it up right away and the page a couple of times, two steps bodybuilding Pioneers last Friday at the Sunova held on to it.” forward, one step back a couple of Centre in West St. Paul. North Winnipeg has been getting times. “We’ve been playing better ball,” some outstanding pitching from “But I think after Brandon the boys competition said Pirates’ head coach Donnie several different throwers in recent have recognized that when they come Smith Monday afternoon. “We were weeks. to play and stay focused that we’re a out in Brandon for a tournament and “The biggest thing right now with team that could potentially do very we competed. We faced Midwest, our guys pitching-wise is that we’re well.” which I think is one of the top teams throwing strikes,” Smith noted. “We’re North Winnipeg will play a makeup in the province, and we took it to extra not falling behind in counts. We’re at- game against Bonivital on Wednes- innings against them so we’re coming tacking hitters and our defence has day. The Pirates will then wrap up around at the right time. been good.” their regular-season this Friday when “The bats are starting to become North Winnipeg, now 16-8 on the they play the St. James A’s at Optimist more consistent...and we’ve been get- season, is just a game back of the fi rst- Park. Game time is 6:30 p.m. Dolphins swim well at Man/ Sask Championships Dunvegan Castle shuts out Selkirk FC Staff Tuesday when they host second-place Selkirk FC needed a win in a huge Luso Canadian F.C. (4-1-2). Game way over Dunvegan Castle at the Sel- time is 7:30 p.m. kirk Recreation Complex on July 2. Meanwhile, the Tri-S Strike Force But it was the visitors that earned were scheduled to host Grunthal SC the victory as Adrian Madzik scored last Thursday but no score was posted the lone goal in a 1-0 victory in Mani- on the league website at press time. RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED toba Major Soccer League 2nd Divi- Tri-S will play Veni Vidi on Thursday Kerri-Ann L’Heureux won gold sion action. at the Ralph Cantafi o Soccer Com- in the Women’s Physique With the loss, Selkirk FC is now plex. Game time is 10 p.m. Grandmaster class and silver in 2-4-1 and has seven points to occupy The Strike Force’s next home game Women’s Physique True Novice eighth spot in the nine-team division. is July 18 when Landmark FC visits at the 2019 Van Dijk Classic They have scored 11 goals this season the Rec Complex. The game will be- Open natural bodybuilding while allowing 15. gin at 7:30 p.m. competition on Saturday. RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED Selkirk FC’s next league game is The Selkirk Dolphins, from left to Staff right, Hannah Andrusyshyn, Brax- Kerri-Ann L’Heureux won gold in the Women’s Physique Grand- ton Case, Nick Duschinger, and Locals representing Manitoba master class and silver in Women’s Lolita Duschinger competed at Physique True Novice at the 2019 the Man/Sask Championships at Van Dijk Classic Open natural the Pan Am Pool in Winnipeg last bodybuilding competition on Sat- weekend. The four-day meet at- urday. tracted over 350 swimmers from Matt Evans placed fi fth overall in 33 teams as far east as Oakville, the light-heavyweight class while Ont. and west to B.C. The Dolphins Kyle Humniski fi nished fourth in had swimmers qualify for fi nals all the men’s physique category. three nights with Saturday being Meanwhile, Alistair Friesen won their best team-performance day gold in the men’s junior 105kg class with all four athletes swimming at the Manitoba Powerlifting Pro- a second swim in fi nals. The Dol- vincial Championships back in late phins fi nished 22nd overall which June. is very good considering they Madeline Livingstone won silver only had four swimmers. All four in the women’s 63kg class while swimmers posted personal best Cam Chorney took silver in the times. They will be hosting a camp men’s 120kg class. All competitors train out of and for various levels and opening RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED are sponsored by Iron Image Bar- registration at the end of August. Dylan Duguay, Bennett Freiter, and Tyler Smith, who started out with The Dolphins will also be walking bell Club in Selkirk. the St. Andrews baseball program, will be representing Manitoba at This event also had the offi cial in the Tri-S Fair and Rodeo parade the 2019 Baseball Canada Cup on the U17 provincial team. The tourna- signing and sanctioning for the this Saturday, collecting dona- ment will take place in Regina from Aug. 7-11. 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Trailer * Fuel Slip Tank * Poly Sign * Oil Cans* Childs Wagons weststpaul.com. The 2019 Surplus Equipment Sale Tender Package * Tonka Toys * Stained Glass PUBLIC NOTICE Tank * 2 Bat Honey Extractor Sealed submissions clearly marked Tender is available as advertised on the RM website (www. * Bee Boxes * Dog Sleigh * Window * Dressers * Rocking THE RURAL MUNICIPALITY 2019-04 – Purchase of Sidearm Mower will weststpaul.com). Equipment and items may be Some Tools * Some Household Chair * Table * Fancy Mirror OF ALEXANDER viewed at the Public Works Department located at * Retired Neighbor Equip * Int * School Desk * Trunks * be received by the undersigned at the address 2018 AUDITED FINANCIAL 1159 Kapelus Drive on July 18, 2019 between the 1466 Turbo Dsl Cab 540/1000 Wood Golf Clubs * Crock * below until 12:00 noon on the 25th of July, STATEMENT hours of 9:00am and 3:00pm, excepting the 1988 18.4-38 Duals 5327 Hrs * Vers Enamelware * Bricks & Misc 2019. 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Discer Seeders * Westfi eld 7” Snowmobile Dolly * Outboard All inquiries related to the Tender should 2018 fi scal year, have been deposited at the 36’ Auger w 16 HP * 7.5’ Swath * Generator * Implement Rim be directed to Rick Friesen, Public Works Rural Municipality of Alexander offi ce located Bids are to be submitted to: * Water Well Pump * Fishing Roller * 3PH 20’ Sprayer * 3PH Manager by e-mail [email protected] at 1 Bouvier Trail, St. Georges, Manitoba, and RM of West St. Paul 3 Wheel Swath Turner * Grass Tackle * Saddles * Wood Heater or by phone 204-334-0092. 2019 Sale of Surplus Equipment & Supplies Seed Broadcaster * JD 100 12’ * Floor Jack * Air Comp * Drill are available for inspection during the regular Mr. Brent Olynyk, CAO Attention: Brent Olynyk Deep Tiller * Press * Power Tools * Hand offi ce hours of 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. 3550 Main Street Stuart McSherry Stonewall, MB Tools * Partial List, Go To Web! 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THE RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF WEST ST. PAUL ACREAGE PUBLIC NOTICE AUCTION Property and business owners are advised that the 2019 Realty and for Wes & Jackie Eidse Business Tax Bills have been mailed out and that all taxes are due on September 30, 2019 by 4:30 p.m. If you have not received your tax bill you can obtain a copy by attending the Municipal Offi ce at 3550 Main Street, West St. Paul. Please bring identifi cation. In order to avoid penalties, payments must be received by the Rural Municipality of West St. Paul on or before 4:30 p.m. on September 30, 2019. Penalties will be charged at the rate of 1.25% per month on any unpaid amounts beyond the due date. New property owners are reminded that they are responsible for payment of the 2019 realty taxes whether or not they have received a tax notice in their name. Saturday, July 20 10 am Please note that if you are paying your taxes on-line, fi ve (5) business days Rosenort, MB 1 mile W, 1 mile S on PR 422 are required to process your payment. It is the taxpayer’s responsibility Collector 1974 Dodge Monaco 2 door HT. 49 IHC pickup, to ensure that their on-line payment is received at the Municipal offi ce Ford 1520 tractor less than 500 hrs. with a lot of by the due date. attachments, Waldon loader 4x4, restored Allis D 17. If you have any questions regarding your tax bill or municipal levy, See photos & list www.billklassen.com Owners 204-746 8302. please call 204-338-0306. Ph: (204) 325-4433 Crystal Shuhyta CPA, CGA, B.Comm, Director of Finance Cell: (204) 325-6230 Sudoku Answer RM of West St. Paul, 3550 Main Street, West St. Paul MB R4A 5A3 Fax: (204) 325-4484 Crossword Answer 28 The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 Classifi eds Announcements Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected] Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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We would like to sincerely thank the many peo- ple that helped us with our loss and in plan- Donna Sutherland Phyllis Swanson ning Casimir’s funeral on June 18th, including: Gordon Busch April 9, 1961 – July 16, 2017 July 1, 1933 - July 12, 2010 Gilbart Funeral Home for their professional July 14, 1936 –July 14, 2018 Many a day your name is spoken, You were loved a whole lot Mom, and caring services; Wayne Wazny for his Sadly missed along life’s way, And many an hour you are in our thoughts. Even back in childhood days; thoughtful selection and playing such mean- Lovingly remembered every day; A link in our family chain is broken, For you made our home a happy one, ingful songs at the funeral; Fr. Peter Chorney No longer in our lives to share, You are gone from our home, With all your thoughtful ways. for meeting with us prior to the funeral and his But in our hearts you’re always there. But never from our hearts. Missing you always, loving you forever. lovely funeral service with Fr. Isadore Dziadyk, Always on our minds, forever in our hearts. -Love Mom and family - Your kids their kind words about Casimir, and blessing -Love your wife Mary;

the farm during the funeral procession; Bob children, grandchildren, Omeniuk for the special Knights of Columbus and great-grandchildren Book Your Classifi ed prayer that he provided; Don Little for the won- FOR EVERYTHING YOU Ad Today derful lunch that was provided at the funeral, ANNOUNCEMENT the parish of Corpus Christi for the trays of Display Classifi ed booking IN MEMORIAM NEED TO PROMOTE sandwiches, fruit and cheese that was pro- deadline is Monday vided; the RM of St. Clements for recognizing YOUR BUSINESS... at 4 p.m. Casimir’s service to the municipality by lower- prior to Thursday’s ing the Flag at the RM offi ce and pallbearers publication. Josh Cheater, Ryan Davies, Daniel Denesiuk, Flyers Sam Donachuk, Ron Petaski and Pat Skrypnyk as well as honorary pallbearers, Dennis Ban- Brochures ash, Ron Bochen, Bill Bunio, Sharon Degroot, Joe Petaski and Sandra Rigey. In addition, we Business cards would like to sincerely thank our family, friends Stickers and neighbors that were all a very important part during Casimir’s life and provided us with Window decals their love, support, sympathy cards and per- sonal notes, fl owers, sandwich trays, attended Social tickets SOLD! $259,900 Casimir’s funeral and helped us immensely during this diffi cult time. Your thoughtfulness Door hangers See the Whole Market and caring is greatly appreciated. Year round Waterfront, Petersfi eld with Us! -Sincerely, from Casimir Petaski’s family Letterhead Envelopes Best Value! NEW! $299,000

Invoices Blackdale Rd Evan 109 Edstan $ 5 bd, 3 bath. Daniel 455,000 8 ac., horses, fencing, 2 bd, Estimate sheets full bsmnt, Garden City 10 Glenn Salter mins on paved rd. $ July 15, 2011 Posters 80 Acre Farm Lot 75,900 Glenn, those special memories of you 205 Manitoba Memo pads $ Always make me smile; Hwy #9A 198,500 Daniel 4 Commercial Units Don’t forget to send If only I could have you back, Post cards $219,000 For just a little while. 4 Units LEASE possible! $ your special wishes Then we could sit and talk again, Presentation Folders SOLD! 129,900 Just like we used to do; Evan Evan Clandeboye, Commercial Store front and congratulations or You always meant so very much & separate residence, 420’ frontage. And always will do too. pay Tribute to your The fact that you are no longer here, Will always cause me pain; friends and family But you’re forever in my heart, Until we meet again. Let us help YOU SUCCEED! Gone but not forgotten. EVAN DANIEL WAYDE Love always and forever. ... CllCall 204-785-1618204 785 1618 482-7355 481-3159 485-0407 -Love Sandi 325 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk The Selkirk Record Thursday, July 11, 2019 29 Classifi eds Announcements Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected] Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

OBITUARY OBITUARY Andrew James Hourie William (Jumbo) Lyle Jonasson On July 7, 2019 at Red River Place, in Selkirk, MB, Andrew Hourie, aged 93 years, beloved husband After a lengthy illness at the Selkirk Regional Health Centre, of the late Helen, passed away. William (Jumbo) Lyle Jonasson passed away at the age of 72 Viewing will be held on Monday, July 15, 2019 from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. in the Gilbart Funeral Chapel, years on Sunday, June 30, 2019. Selkirk, MB. Funeral service will take place the following day Tuesday, July 16, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. Bill is mourned by the love of his life and wife Jean; daughter also in the Gilbart Funeral Chapel. Tammie; son Trevor; sisters Joan, Shirley and Agnes; brother Jack; Full obituary to follow. many grandchildren; great-grandchildren; nephews and nieces. Bill is fondly remembered for his superior welding ability. You just Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. have to drive around town to see many of Bill’s handiwork that was commissioned by the town of Selkirk. Bill had many wonderful memories. He was born in the town of Selkirk and never left it. He loved his time where he grew up on the farm. He spend a lot of time working in his shop working with OBITUARY wood and building many projects. One of his favourite past times was riding his scooter to A&W to Thor Kirkland Tondevold meet his good buddies to discuss the troubles of the world over a coffee. Bill will be missed by many April 13, 1995 – July 4, 2019 of his good friends and buddies. Thor passed suddenly and tragically due to an auto accident in Alberta. Special thank you to the Selkirk Regional Health Centre and the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre. Obituary to follow with service information taking place in Selkirk, Mb. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, July 6, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. in the Gilbart Funeral Chapel, Selkirk. Condolences may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com

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OBITUARY OBITUARY Joan Sinclair Walter Saluk On Saturday, July 6, 2019 at the Selkirk Regional Health Centre, Joan Sinclair, aged 78 years of While surrounded by his loving family, Dad left us peacefully on Lockport, Mb, beloved wife of Ken, passed away. July 1, 2019 at the Selkirk Regional Health Center to be reunited Cremation has taken place and a private family interment will take place at the St. Andrew’s with the love of his life, best friend and wife of 56 years, Madeline. Cemetery. Left to cherish his memory are his children Greg (Erin), Darlene Condolences may be left on her tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com. (Rodney), Garry (Monica) and Brad (Sandi). Gigi was blessed with his grandchildren, Cara (Jamie), Kristin (Jeff), Courtney Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. (Brett), Kiersten (Makar), Amy (Zee), Cindy, Logan and great- grandchildren Ty, Jaya, Anna, Everson, Ellie and Marek. He is survived by his brothers Eddy (Clara), Don, sisters-in-law Irene (Alphonse), Helen, Margaret, brother-in-law Eddy (Irene) and OBITUARY numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his Bonnie Berthelette parents Jack and Mary; parents-in-law Peter and Anne; sister Jean Suddenly, on Wednesday, July 3, 2019, at the Selkirk Regional Health Centre, Bonnie Berthelette, (Joe); brother Henry (Eleanor); sisters-in-law Jean (Alec), Elvie; aged 65 years, of Selkirk, MB, beloved mother of Melissa and Lawrence, passed away. brothers-in-law Walter and Rudy. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, July 11, 2019 in the Gilbart Funeral Chapel, Selkirk, MB Dad was born March 3, 1931 and lived his early life in Tyndall and Ladywood. He was a very at 11:00 a.m. hard worker and jack of all trades. He started working on the family farm as a young boy and went Condolences may be left on her tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com. to cut pulp at the bush camp when he was 15. Later he delivered fuel oil for Marshalls and milk for Lakeland Dairies all while he was farming the Sandhills. In 1967, dad accepted a position at the Selkirk Mental Health Center and later opened Saluk’s Small Engine Repair. In 1954, dad married Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. mom and together they raised us in loving homes in Selkirk and East Selkirk. He enjoyed his years farming, hunting, gardening and yardworking. In retirement, he took pleasure in woodworking and restoring antique tractors. Dad was a very strong, determined and compassionate man. Gigi was proud of his grandchildren and great-grandchildren and never missed their special events. View our listings… www.teammoyer.ca Our family wishes to thank the doctors, nurses and staff at Selkirk Regional Health Center and Homecare for their dedication and compassionate care. Respecting dad’s wishes, cremation has taken place. A memorial service was held on Wednesday, July 10, 2019, at 10:30 a.m. at Gilbart Funeral Home, 309 Eveline Street, Selkirk with Fr. Peter Chorney offi ciating. A private family interment will take place after the luncheon. In lieu of fl owers, donations may be made to the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation. 567 Melbourne Ave 46 Minchull Rd 8 Thurston Rd “TO BE MOVED” Forever remembered, forever loved. Winnipeg $419,900. $199,900 968 Harriott Rd $135,000 Forever in our hearts. $194,500 528 Ft. Creekfront 225’ Creekfront (3.4 Acres) Vichnaya Pam’yat. VACANT LAND Condolences may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com Four Mile Rd 4 Acres $84,900 McPhillips Rd Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. 80 Acres $420,000 Lot 2 Ashfi eld Rd 4.79 Acres $129,900 204-485-5656 707 Colville Rd 610 Ferry Rd [email protected] $399,900 2.05 Acres $129,000 Rich MOYER Judy MOYER 355 Main Street, Selkirk

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