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September 2014.Pdf VOL.28, NO .9 - SEPTEMBER 2014 Transc ona’s Only Exclusive Com www.bo munity Paper ndprinting.net/views.php TT RR AA NN SS CC OO NN AA UULLLLEETT Vol 11. No. 3 B B I I Z Z B B September 2014 Wow! What a Summer! Inside: THE BIZ BULLETS! 2 2014 MAYOR’S AWARD 5 CANADA DAY CELEBRATION 2014 8 TCS SUMMER EVENTS 4 NEW WHEELS TO WIPE OUT GRAFFITI! 7 TRANSCONA BIZ STAFF 9 SPECIALTRANSCONA Published by BIZEDITION 130 Victoria Ave. Wes t • Phone: 204-222-7069 Regent & Bond Regent & Plessis Plessis & Devonshire Reenders & Lag./59 138 Regent Ave. W. 4-801 Regent Ave. 401 - 1750 Plessis Rd. 60-11 Reenders Dr. Phone 204 222 3221 Phone 204 940 6552 Phone 204 940 6550 Phone 204 949 2610 Major Junior Hockey Transcona Railer Express Are ‘Right On Track’ For Continued Improvement By Jerry Sodomlak Transcona Railer Express, in their third season in the Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League (MMJHL), For the peace of mind that comes with continue to grow and gain steam, both on the ice and in quiet, dependable Continued on page 30 warmth and energy efficiency that can save you money, discover Comfortmaker® systems. Fall FURNACE and a/c ANNUAL SERVICE $ 95 for both or book $ 00 109 each separately at 69 each Includes: Inspection, Cleaning, Tune up, & Freon Check plus applicable taxes ✄ Railer Express Defending Their Goal (Photo Courtesy Railer Express Website) 204-792-2906 Extra Value Coupon Index www.comfortec.ca ! ! SERVING TRANSCONA SINCE 2001 Please mention coupon at time of booking. Expiry October 31, 2014 Comfortec Heating & Cooling ............................... page 1 Kehler Realty ........................................................ page 5 RGC Plumbing ..................................................... page 6 Archambault ......................................................... page 7 Leaders in Transcona Salon Spa ........................................... page 8 Calla Coughlan Law ............................................. page 14 Pain Relief ABC Tools ............................................................. Page 17 Denise Young ....................................................... page 18 We Direct Bill: MPI, WCB, BC, GWL and Jennifer Phillips .................................................... page 22 most other major insurance companies East End Meats .................................................... page 27 Bond Printing Ltd. ................................................. page 29 Fabucon Construction .......................................... page 31 For App1o4in- 8tm01en Rt Ceaglle: n2t 0Av4e-n2ue2 W2e-2st 432 Joey Lash ............................................................. page 32 September 2014 - Page 1 depth perception begin to form, your The Best In Sight baby should reach and grasp for ob - jects, and become more accurate Your Baby’s Eyes (Part One) with these functions with time. By Elisa Fiorentino, O.D. To help your baby’s development at this stage, it is useful to position Vision is one of your baby’s most age, if any abnormal signs or symp - him so that he may respond to light precious senses. Much of what your toms occur, your child should be ex - from different directions. This can be baby will learn within the first few amined as soon as possible. accomplished by changing the posi - years will depend largely on his-or- tion of the crib itself or changing the her vision. As a parent, it is important There are several developmen - position of the infant in the crib. for you to monitor your child’s visual tal visual milestones that may be Hanging a moveable mobile above development and growth. At birth, useful for you to track your baby’s the crib will also provide visual stim - your child’s eyes will be screened for progression to visual maturity. From ulation. Try to keep large objects signs of congenital eye problems. If birth to four months, your baby’s vi - within the baby’s reach that he can there are no visible signs, your child sion will likely be blurred, but pat - look at and touch. In order to develop should have a complete eye exami - terns of light and dark can be seen. your baby’s association between nation by age three and then every Your baby should begin to follow sight and sound, try talking to your one-or-two years throughout the slowly-moving objects with his-or-her baby as you walk around his room. school-age years. Regardless of eyes. As hand-eye coordination and Continued on page 26 September 2014 - Page 2 112 REGENT AVE. WEST Providing Insurance for your… • home • business • cottage • travel Sheilagh Ball Carrie Ozarko Susan Hannah • • Auto Broker Only HOURS: Monday to Friday: 9:00 - 5:30 Open Saturday 10:00 - 2:00 p.m. after the Labour Day weekend. Serving the Community for Over 60 years September 2014 - Page 3 Transcona Museum News Summer Programs Have Ended, Now Bring On The Fall Season! By Virginia Robinson, Research & Collections Assistant, Transcona Historical Museum It’s been another great month of Outside of the Museum, our new Medical Corp, Regent Park Phar - fun here at Transcona Historical Mural Walking Tour looked at some macy, Sobeys, Tony’s Barbershop, Museum, but it’s time for our sum - of the beautiful pieces of art through - Manitoba Museum, Winnipeg Blue mer programs to come to a close. out the neighbourhood. This tour Bombers, Jack Potts, Kildonan Our KidsQuest, Drop-In Days and was very well received by the com - Place Shopping Centre, Winnipeg Walking Tours were a huge suc - munity. A big ‘thank you’ goes out to Goldeyes, Casera Credit Union, cess once again. Children and their everyone who participated in our Cambrian Credit Union, DMV Sales, families had a fantastic time making summer programs this year, as well Manitoba Theatre for Young Peo - crafts at our Drop-In Days and ex - as to our awesome sponsors. ple, Travel Manitoba, Manitoba Chil - ploring their community with our 12th dren’s Museum, Little Caesars annual KidsQuest. Participants in This year’s Summer Fun was Pizza, True North Entertainment both programs created some fantas - sponsored by Chateau Lanes, The and The Transcona BIZ. Thanks for tic works of art that remain on dis - Association of Manitoba Museums, making this summer the best one yet! play in the Museum’s back gallery. Tourism Winnipeg, Subway, TD Come by and check out the work of Canada Trust, ABC Power Tools, The Museum would also like to these great young artists! Wyatt Dowling Insurance, Caners say ‘thank you and farewell’ to this September 2014 - Page 4 year’s summer students: Laura days for appointments only.) Please Downtown Transcona. For more info Chandler, Summer Programs As - note that this schedule is based on on the Museum, its services and ac - sistant, and Kim Cielos and Vir - info known as of Views Deadline and tivities, call 204-222-0423 or e-mail ginia Robinson, Research & that Operating Hours can be subject [email protected] ... Collections Assistants. Thanks for to change at any time. Visit our Website at www.transcona - all the hard work! museum.mb.ca ... Links to our Face - Contact Info — Transcona His - book Page, Instagram Feed, Twitter Educational Programs — torical Museum is located at 141 Re - Feed and YouTube Channel can be v Though our summer programs have gent Avenue West at Bond Street in found on our Website Home Page. ended for the season, the fun contin - ues here at Transcona Museum. We offer a variety of educational pro - grams that run throughout the school year, available either at the Museum or in the classroom. Programs are 132 Regent Ave. West, Winnipeg, MB R2C 1P9 based on the Manitoba Science & Social Studies Curriculums, and TThhee SSttaattiioonn are able to be adapted to target a number of different grade and age PPhhaassee 22 oonn MMeellrroossee levels. Detailed program information and curriculum connections are sseelllliinngg ffaasstt!! available on our Website at www.transconamuseum.mb.ca ... Show Suite Located at 216 Pandora West Call 204-222-0423 or e-mail Hours: Wednesday 6- 8, [email protected] to Saturday 1 -3, Sunday 2- 4 inquire further or to book your pro - gram today! Culture Days — This fall, Transcona Museum will again partic - Only 2 ipate in Manitoba Culture Days. Stop s Left by the Museum on Friday-Saturday Unit September 26-27 to explore some of Transcona’s arts and culture. Stay RReesseerrvvee yyoouurr ssppoott tuned to our website and social media pages for more information. bbeeffoorree tthheeyy''rree ggoonnee!! Museum Operating Hours — Transcona Museum has switched to its Fall Schedule. It is open to the general public on Tuesdays & Wednesdays from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Thursdays to Saturdays from Art Kehler Jeremy Kehler Gus Miller Robert Unger 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM and Sundays 204S-2e22r-0v14i9 ng the2 0c4- o22m2-0m001 unity 2f0o4-r22 4o-0v07e8 r 46 y2e04a-7r91s-5! 145 from 12:00-9:00 PM. (Open on Mon - This is not intended to solicit properties already listed. September 2014 - Page 5 Gardens Of Delight Annual Awards Night Is A ‘Gardening Celebration’ By Domia Derkach September is when the fading lowed by refreshments and socializ - Outdoor Flower Containers — flowers are replaced with the colour - ing. All Garden Club members and There were more entries than most ful leaves of autumn. Let’s enjoy this their friends are invited; you do not previous years and by judging stan - season as we prepare our gardens have to be a winner to attend. This dards, they were very close in points. for the next growing season. is a “gardening celebration”, not a As a result, two more winners were “winners celebration”, so do come declared this year: 1) Dorothy Annual Awards Night — Gar - and enjoy the company. Gardeners Prochuk ... 2) Anne Copland ... 3) deners who placed exhibits in the love to talk about gardening so why Marilyn Panchuk ... 4) Evangeline Transcona Garden Club’s annual not join in the conversation. Manulak ... 5) Tracy Theriault. Show & Competition held at Kildo - nan Place Shopping Centre in Au - Outdoor Gardening Competi - Blue Box Vegetable Gardens gust will receive their awards at the tions — There were four outdoor — 1) Dorothy Prochuk ..
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