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Selkirk Record 091720 SOLD 5 Rose Meadows Parkway. 15 Schreyer Crescent. SOLD! 103A St Andrews Road. GREGMICHIE.COM | 204.336.2800 $929,900 $944,900 $749,900 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2020 VOLUME 11 EDITION 37 SERVING SELKIRK, LOCKPORT, ST. ANDREWS, ST. CLEMENTS, WEST ST. PAUL, CLANDEBOYE, PETERSFIELD, LIBAU, GARSON, DUNNOTTAR & TYNDALL MURPHY SAYS... “If you drink DON’T Drive... Keep the roads safe - don’t put yourself and others at risk” Recognizing an environmental 377 Main Street Selkirk (Next to Liquor Mart) visionary 204-482-7800 k5insurance.ca RECORD PHOTO BY KATELYN BOULANGER Karla Guyn, CEO of Ducks Unlimited Canada and Premier Brian Pallister reveal the new name of the Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre as the Harry J. Enns Wetland Discovery Centre. Find out more on page 7. > everything you need to know in your locally owned and operated community newspaper 2 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 17, 2020 Fresh Carrots Fresh Fresh Fresh Fresh $ 499 Canada #1, 2 lb (907 g) $ 79 Prune Plums $ 99 Blue Coronation $ 99 Raspberries $ 69 Bartlett Pears 1 / lb BC Canada 4 Grapes USA #1, 6 oz (170 g) / lb BC Canada ea 1 2 1 $3.95 / kg ea $3.73 / kg ea Canada #1, 2 L Burns Wieners 375 g 2/$5 Mitchell’s Heritage Thick Sliced Bacon Schneiders 1 kg Fresh Boneless Fresh Chicken Burgers $ 49 Skinless $ 49 $ 99 or Strips Pork Side Assorted 600 g, $ 99 5 / lb Chicken Breasts 3 / lb Ribs 8 $12.10 / kg $7.69 / kg Chicken Wings 11 Assorted 750 g Reser’s Salads Allen’s Potato, Elbow Macaroni Apple Juice oro Crunchy Coleslaw From Concentrate 454 g 100% Pure 1 L DEALS $198 99¢ M O O U R R F Smith’s Dairyland D E L I Pastrami Sour Cream Rounds 14% MF 500 mL Classico $ 29 2/$ Philadelphia Dips 2/$ Pasta Sauce 2 /100 g 4 2/$ Assorted 227 g 5 Assorted 410 or 650 mL, Pesto M O O U R 4 R Assorted 218 mL F Schneiders Dairyland D I Deli Pepperoni Stirred Yogurt E L or Salami Assorted 175 g $119 99¢ /100 g M O O U R R Fresh Delissio F B A Y Baked Premium Crispy Pan or K E R Apple Fritters Stuffed Crust Kool-Aid Maxwell House 6 pk Pizza 3/$ Jammers $ 99 Coffee Assorted 556 - 744 g 5 Assorted 10x180 mL 6 Assorted 631 or 925 g $349 $699 Store has the right to limit quantities and to add enviro and deposit where applicable. 5571 Hwy #9 St. Andrews Customer Service: 204-338-7538 Store Hours: Monday-Friday 8 am - 9:30 pm Saturday 8 am - 8 pm Phone: 204.504.5500 Fax: 204.504.5540 Sunday & Holidays 10 am - 6 pm 1 - Week 38_20 Harrys Foods PRICES IN EFFECT: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2020 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 17, 2020 3 Students, teachers adjusting to school in pandemic school plan with guidance from the LSRCSS is one of the 15 schools Reduced class sizes, masks, and virtual province’s own reopening plan. in the Lord Selkirk School Division However, despite the drastic chang- which had to tweak operations in or- learning among changes in schools es to their learning environment, der for all students to meet their ex- Smith said her students seem happy pected learning outcomes for the year. By Nicole Buffi e one,” said Smith, the 15-year English to be back in a routine once again. With the high school boasting ap- veteran. For high school English teacher Kel- “There’s still some normalcy about proximately 1000 students, the divi- While Smith quickly got her stu- ly Smith, one of the fi rst days back in the idea of going to school and being sion spent months working on a plan dents back on the line, it’s one of the the classroom resulted in hanging up at school that they really missed,” she that would fi t their needs. many adjustments faculty are making on half of her students while trying to said. “Even though they’re wearing “Making sure we can still have in- amid back to school season in a global change the screen on her computer. masks, to see their faces or their eyes person connection with kids, which is pandemic. At Lord Selkirk Regional Compre- light up or to have full conversations Arrows on the fl oor signalling which hensive Secondary School students with them was wonderful.” Continued on page 7 are adjusting to spending half of their side of the hall students are to walk week learning in the classroom, and on, designated tables in the cafeteria the other half doing remote learning for students to keep a social distance via video chats from the comfort of at during spare periods and staggered their homes. bus times are just a few of the changes “It’s been a learning curve for every- implemented at LSRCSS in its back to Guest Appreciation Week September 24 to 30 Buy One Sub, Get a Second at 50% OFF (of equal or lesser value) RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL Students (left to right) Leighton Swiderski, Sophie Pollock and Mason Come see us and be appreciated! Lee-Smith are ready for their fi rst day back at Happy Thought School in 371 Main St, Selkirk 204-785-2714 East Selkirk. ADJUSTABLE CLAMP-ON WORKING HOLDER FOR from home PHONE OR TABLET LED FILE DESK BOX LAMPP POWER BANK BLUE LIGHT GLASSES WIRELESS EARBUDS COMPUTER with PAPER STICKY NOTES MICROPHONE 439 MAIN ST., SELKIRKK HOURSHOURSOURS MON - WED 9-8 THURSS & FRFRII 9-99 9 North of Manitoba Ave. SAT 9-6 SUN 12-5 BiG DOLLAR 4 The Selkirk Record Thursday, September 17, 2020 Terry Fox Run to hold scavenger hunt this year By Nicole Buffi e of Selkirk and the area,” Pringle said. What would usually be a multi-ki- “Because the Terry Fox Run has been lometre run or walk for hundreds of so well supported by so many busi- participants in support of the Terry nesses and individuals in the past, we Fox Foundation every September, this felt this might be a way for us to re- year’s event will include less distance ally showcase Selkirk, the people, the running and more exploration of the businesses and just our overall city.” community. The hunt will include 15 different A scavenger hunt involving local locations around Selkirk with a clue businesses and parks around the city to be found at each one. Participants will take place for the 40th anniver- can seek the clues any time between sary instead, organized by the Selkirk 10 a.m and 6 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 20. Terry Fox Run Committee. Pringle encourages folks to share RECORD PHOTO BY NICOLE BUFFIE “Terry did his run his way,” said Jana photos of their fi ndings and the event Jana and James Pringle are pleased to bring a scavenger hunt to Selkirk Pringle, one of the chairpersons of the on social media. in place of the annual Terry Fox run. committee. “We wanted to make sure The clues, which can be sought out 4. “Perilous Crossing” watches over people could do it their way.” in no particular order, are as follows: name as a local school. the Red. To ensure an event of some sort 1. Enjoy hot or iced beverages with 11. 29 men from this street enlisted 5. The usual start and fi nish of Sel- could still happen while ensuring the Alice and the white rabbit. in 1942. kirk’s Terry Fox Run. safety of the community, the commit- 2. At Branch #42 they honour our 12. A place where you can borrow 6. Selkirk’s most famous fi sh. tee looked at how other cities were Veterans. wisdom. 7. Our local team spends many hours participating in Terry Fox Day and 3. “Here’s How” to complete those 13. This park is Royalty. at this House of Steel. settled on a scavenger hunt. DIY projects at this pet-friendly busi- 14. This business will treat your aches 8. This “Shop” will keep you hydrat- “As a committee, we’re very proud ness. and pains with Iron and Carbon. ed with H2O. 15. CCIV 9. This New Fundraising for the Terry Fox Foun- Zealand bird is a dation can still be done through the health nut. purchase of t-shirts or registering to Back to School Special 10. This local collect donations at www.terryfox.org. printing business To purchase a t-shirt for the event, Get FREE shares the same contact Jana Pringle at 204-485-1926. single vision lenses Plus anti-glare coating with your child’s GET UP TO Back to School Eye Exam and a pair of frames* $3,000 CASH FOR A MORTGAGE *some restrictions apply Terms and conditions apply. www.andersonvision.ca 353 Main St. St 101-2265 103-19 Pine St. 258A Main St. 90-2200 McPhillips LIMITED TIME OFFER Selkirk, MB (Across from Garden City Pembina Hwy. 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