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RECORD PHOTO BY DAVE BAXTER James Whall and his son Jace check out the water levels along the banks of the Red River in East Selkirk on Monday afternoon. A massive ice jam, which formed north of Selkirk over the weekend, caused river levels to rise in Selkirk and area on Monday. For a story, see page 2. news > sports > opinion > community > people > entertainment > events > classifi eds > careers > everything you need to know A 100% Canadian Owned Company that gives back to the local Community

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Home | Life | Investments | Group | Business | Farm | Travel 2 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 ‘There’s not enough push to keep this ice moving’ ter levels for himself. Selkirk mayor on edge “That’s a normal ice jam for over as Red River rises there,” Whall said. “Nobody can say what will happen for sure, but it’ll By Lindsey Enns and Dave Baxter likely start moving and push out.” An ice jam kilometres long, cool Despite the massive ice jam, Darrell temperatures and rising river levels Kupchik, City of Selkirk’s EMO co-or- had Selkirk’s mayor preparing for the dinator and director of operations for worst on Monday. North Red Waterway Maintenance, Larry Johannson said the scene was said this winter’s ice jam mitigation reminiscent of 2007, when ice jams program was a success. caused extensive fl ooding to homes “It’s the only reason the ice has made and forced the community to evacu- it this far,” Kupchick said. “Likely if ice ate several properties. breaking had not occurred ... we could “That was brutal ... a lot of damage have expected ice jams to be much was done,” Johannson said. “It took us more severe and long lasting. a long time to clean up after that.” “It makes it much easier for the ice An ice jam formed along the Red to break naturally.” River north of Selkirk, near Peltz RECORD PHOTO BY DAVE BAXTER A massive ice jam kilometres long sits along the Red River near the On Tuesday morning, Kupchik said Drive and McIvor Lane, causing river water levels had dropped slightly in Highway 4 bridge north of Selkirk on Monday. levels to rise last weekend. Selkirk but had started to rise near The province closed Selkirk Bridge properties in St. Andrews, St. Clem- on Saturday morning due to the level now we feel confi dent we won’t an ice jam and was forced to evacuate ents and possibly Petersfi eld. fl ooding of Highway 204 from Ferry get any fl ooding.” more than 100 residents. “There’s not enough push to keep Road to the banks of the river in St. In the spring of 2014, museum staff Building manager Corrine Wiebe this ice moving so as a result, as the Clements. had to remove everything that wasn’t said Monday they weren’t anticipat- ice progresses further north, we could Selkirk Park was closed on Friday bolted down in their ships and evacu- ing any fl ooding. expect to see water levels rise.” due to snowmelt fl ooding caused by ated because of fears that rising wa- “We feel comfortable with where the Johannson said Monday he was rising river levels blocking the park’s ters would lead to fl ooding. water is now,” Wiebe said. “We deal starting to worry about water coming drainage system. Nordal said there are many years with this every year just based on our in from the south, which was expected Despite the stubborn ice jam, Ma- when, as a precaution, the museum is location so we are monitoring it, but to start fl owing through either Tues- rine Museum manager Shay Nordal forced to take everything out of their we defi nitely aren’t panicked at this day or Wednesday. said they weren’t worried about water ships and then put everything back, point. “It’s still jammed up really, really reaching the museum, which sits ad- so she is relieved they won’t have to “But anything can happen so of good,” Johannson said referring to the jacent to Selkirk Park. do that this year. course we will monitor.” ice jam. “We just have to wait and see.” “We are really not concerned with Selkirk Kiwanis on the Red, which East Selkirk resident James Whall In a release on Monday the province the water levels this year,” Nordal includes two senior living complexes walked down to the corner of High- stated the ice jam was caused by the said on Monday. “There wasn’t a lot along Eveline Street in Selkirk, dealt way 204 and Ferry Road in East Sel- narrow river channel in the area. of snow this year and with the water with basement fl ooding in 2007 due to kirk on Monday to check out the wa- “Offi cials are monitoring the situ- FOR YOUR ation and will consider use of the HEALTH Ask the Denturist JUST THINK’N! Amphibex ice breakers if conditions, WillAre others Partial know Dentures I am wearing What’s so good about ‘Good Friday’? including open water downstream, dentures? permit their usage,” the release stated. Essential? When I was young I remember reading the gospel accounts of Jesus life. In Zelcer’s new cosmetic life like denture The province added the Red River spite of the fact that I had been taught that there was no God, I was pretty sure Partial dentures are essentials as they not teeth are manufactured multiple that Jesus met any requirements there might have been for actually being God. crested in most locations in the Cana- only improve your cosmetics but help colour-component layers to respond to He healed the sick, calmed stormy seas, taught with authority, and saw right dian portion of the river’s basin late promote overall health when any number of lightnatural just teeth like are natural missing teeth or remaining and enamel, teeth through religious hypocrisy! (I was impressed!) last Friday and has remained relative- givingstart to youshift. the This most results natural in further appearance tooth So if Jesus was God, or as the Gospels put it, the Son of God, why did He have ly stable since then. possible.loss and a Thesereduction teeth in chewing are available ability. inAs all a to die? Why would his followers call the day on which their hero died ‘good’? Same day “Levels on the Red River were high sizes,result, severalshapes symptoms and colours may to arise best such suit as It made no sense to me. The only explanation that I could come up with was dentures with that he simply outstayed his welcome! That he pushed the envelope of spiritual enough on the weekend for a small yourjoint pain, individual ringing needs. in the ears, earaches, appointment reform just a little too far and paid the ultimate price for it. This did make sense amount of water to fl ow into the Zelcer’shearing loss, life likedizzy cosmentic spells, headaches dentures and problems with degestion. when you consider that on Palm Sunday Jesus not only road into town on a fl oodway channel naturally, but the creat a natural, youthful and vibrant HartleyZ Zelcerl donkey, but that He also entered the temple and drove out the money changers! So when complete or partial dentures ++ ):J inlet control structure has not been smile. +,5;<90:; (Easy to see how that would ruffl e a few feathers!) But it did not account for become necessary, speak with Hartley So smile with confi dence, because only the fact that Jesus said that nobody took His life, but that He actually gave it! operated and is not expected to be op- Zelcer at Zelcer Denture Clinics. you will know that you are wearing 30 Years I needed answers, so I went to my religious authority, my grandmother, and erated this year,” the province stated. A healthier, happier and more rewarding asked her: “Why do they call ‘Good Friday’ good”? Her answer only confi rmed dentures. Further north in the upper Assini- lifestyle is just a visit away. Experience my teenage perception that old people don’t think! She said, “Funny, I never boine and Saskatchewan River basins, ★ Complete & partial dentures ★ Free Consultation thought of that!” So I went to a man that I knew, who took the Bible seriously ★ Same day dentures with appointment ★ All plans accepted and I asked him the same question. His answer although quaint, made sense to the snowpack remains intact and only me. He said, “It weren’t particularly good for Jesus, but it sure was good for you a portion of run-off has taken place. There’s a story behind and me!” Then he explained how Jesus as the Son of God was the only being in The province’s ice jam mitigation every smile… what’s yours? the entire universe who was worth more than all of humanity put together. He explained that all people are under the guilty sentence for our sinful attitudes, program broke a 24-kilometre chan- actions and words. He explained that Jesus died in our place, paying the penalty nel through the ice along the Red Riv- for our sin, and now offers us forgiveness and eternal life as a gift! er and along the Brokenhead, Fisher In that light, “Good Friday” is incredibly good! It is even better when we realize and Icelandic rivers this winter. it is followed by “Resurrection Sunday” which celebrates Jesus resurrection. 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Between204-586-3725 Jefferson & Inkster 204-482-4235204-482-4235 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 3 Election campaign shines spotlight on disability issues By Austin Grabish Employment is one of the issues be- People living with disabilities want ing put front and centre by Abilities their voices heard and they’re taking Manitoba and Barrier-Free Manitoba, to the election trail to make that hap- the two groups behind the Disability pen through the Disability Matters Matters campaign. campaign. Freeman said there are 35,000 peo- The campaign is dragging disability ple with disabilities in Manitoba that issues out of the corner and into the are either unemployed or not seek- spotlight for all parties to respond to. ing employment and that’s just one of Jessica Croy, 22, is living with cere- several issues being brought forth by bral palsy and wants provincial rules the Disability Matters campaign. surrounding Manitoba’s Employment Locally, Freeman said clients she and Income Assistance to change, so works with at Community Living people like herself can fi nd work. want to be better included in the com- Under current rules, people living munity. on Employment and Income Assis- “I think there’s misconceptions that tance are penalized fi nancially if they people have that because people are start receiving income while getting served in programs that they are fully assistance. included in community,” Freeman Critics say the rules make it impos- said. sible for someone to get a job and off Freeman added there are still many RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL government assistance. physical barriers for people living The Disability Matters campaign is putting the spotlight on disability “It makes me feel like I can’t get a with disabilities. issues during this provincial election. Pictured from left to right, self- job anywhere,” Croy said. “Accessibility legislation is just start- “The program is so outdated that it ing to come through the pipeline,” she advocate Susan Yewchyn and Community Living day service manager doesn’t really encourage people to be said. Sharon Holmes. employed,” adds Community Living Freeman said representatives from Selkirk executive director Maria Free- all parties will be attending a debate man. “That’s a discouragement not on March 31 at the Norwood Hotel in an encouragement to go out and fi nd Winnipeg. work.” Voters go to the polls on April 19. Gordon Howard serves up Easter feast

RECORD PHOTO BY DAVE BAXTER Gordon Howard Active Living Centre program co-ordinator Elin MacLeod serves up some ham to Barb Waterman during the centre’s annual Easter feast on Monday. Polish Cookies and Easter Treats

HOURSHOURS 439 MMAINAIN SST.,T SELKIRK MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 9-6 THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 North of Manitoba Ave. SATURDAY 9-6 SUNDAY 12-5 BiG DOLLAR Staff City ofSelkirkjoinsDavidSuzuki’sBlue DotMovement By LindseyEnns 4 by the David Suzuki Foundation, and es theBlueDotMovement, started healthy environment forall. sions demonstrateacommitmentto the citywillfollow toensureitsdeci- resolution thatsetsinmotionaplan zens’ rightstoahealthy environment. tional movement thatsupportsciti- others aredecliningenrolment,” he visions, two orthree aregrowing all school divisions, ofthose37school di- done withschool divisions. and questionswhy that’s notbeing smaller municipalitiestoamalgamate our community.” I’m concerned, it’s aslapinthefaceto St. Paul’s councilchambers. “As faras press conferencelastFriday in West cent increase,” Henley saidduringa entire RMsannualbudget. this year, which is 21 per cent of the ers to provide an additional $865,000 will beordering West St. Paul ratepay- their taxbill. see a16.9percentor$430increaseon age homeowner in West St. Paul could and risingpropertyvalues, theaver- factored intothecommunity’s growth er, Henley says whenthisincreaseis cent fortheir2016-17budget. Howev- recently raisedschool taxesby 3.3per needs tochange. Manitoba’s educationfundingmodel community are “unsustainable” and ley says climbingschool taxesinhis Rising schooltaxes upsetsWest St. Paul mayor With theresolution, thecityendors- Earlier thismonthcouncilpasseda The CityofSelkirkisjoiningana- “In Manitoba, we currently have 37 Henley saidtheprovince hasforced “That translatesintothe16.9per Henley addedtheschool division Seven OaksSchool Division trustees West St. Paul Mayor BruceHen-

The Selkirk The Record Thursday, March 24,2016 model inManitobaneedstochange. RM incouncilchamberslastFriday. Henleysaystheeducationfunding conference he called regarding rising school taxes throughout the West St.PaulMayorBruceHenleyspeakstomediaduringapress est scalewiththeCharterofRights. scale, buildingtochange onthelarg- Movement isaboutchange onasmall doms. It’s a lofty goal, but the Blue Dot Canadian CharterofRightsandFree- ing environmental rightsaddedtothe mately, toachieve araregoalinhav- ment. of theRighttoaHealthy Environ- adopts theCityofSelkirkDeclaration West St. Paul isn’tduetoanincrease Brian O’Learysaidthetaxincreasein action onthismatter.” ing government musttake immediate the table? said. “Why isamalgamationnoton The principlesoftheBlueDotMove- The Blue Dot Movement seeks, ulti- Seven Oaks School Division Supt. “The numbersdonotlie. The incom- ArmandBelanger.ca 204-642-9971 Unit 5-40Centre Street, Gimli,MB Elect /ArmandBelangerForGimli @BelangerNDP for Gimli for starting withourown community. in working towards ahealthy world, council, andallmemberstake pride ronmental issuesareimportanttocity will addnewonesaswell. city hasalready beenworking on, and numerous projectsandinitiatives the The newdeclarationbringsintoplay ority ofenvironmental stewardship. of Selkirk’s StrategicPlananditspri- ment are closely aligned with the City school system. ers carrythecostofpaying forthe mercial assessment base, homeown- the division suffersfromalow com- crease “is really misleading,” butsince community’s risinghousingprices. in thedivision’s budgetbutratherthe Mayor Larry Johannson said envi- O’Leary addeda16.9percenttaxin- RECORD PHOTOBYLINDSEYENNS Re-elect GregDewar.ca 204-785-5600 228 ManitobaAve., Selkirk,MB /GregDewarSelkirk @GregDewarMB for Selkirk for reflect theBlueDotMovement. city’s own environmental priorities further.” declaration takes ourroleonestep to protecttheenvironment andthis sponsibility seriously todoallwe can said inarelease. “The citytakes itsre- the generationstocome,” Johannson ing the environment, for our sake and West St. Paul administration.” fi administration, creating their own ef- should berequiredtodotheirown ization formulaandschool divisions ince,” hesaid. “It’s notfair. for theschool division ortheprov- property bills. see school taxestaken offmunicipal Henley saidhewould alsolike to ince’s educationfundingmodel, O’Leary said. less thantheprovincial average, dent is$11,754, which isnearly $1,000 dents in2004. 11,400 studentsupfrom8,823stu- ment this year increased to more than encompasses 24schools theirenrol- mersion studentsin West St. Paul. school, which willserve French im- growth andtheopeningofanew million thisyear duetoenrolment get increasedby 5.3percentto$139 more propertiesthatareworth more.” cause they have more properties and West St. Paul disproportionately be- value ofhomes,” hesaid. “But ithits ciencies soittakes theburden off the Selkirk CAO DuaneNicolsaidthe “We allhave aroletoplay inprotect- “There shouldbeabetterequal- “We’re not here to take the lumps Along with an overhaul to the prov- The school division’s costperstu- The Seven OaksSchool Division O’Leary saidthedivision’s bud- “It’s entirely related to the assessed Continued onpage7

Authorized by the Official Agent The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 5 St. Andrews Airport speaks out against housing development suitable for development. Airport says retention “The land proposed for subdivi- pond could be sion is a known low area, prone to fl ooding during even average runoff dangerous for pilots events,” the province said in the let- ter. “Residents immediately adjacent By Dave Baxter to the land base in question have had The St. Andrews Airport continues to build their own fl ood protection its fi ght against a proposed housing works. development because they believe it “Additionally the municipality has could be a matter of life and death. previously attempted to develop and Royal Crossing Property Services upgrade the municipal drainage sys- Ltd. wants to build a 22-lot housing tem in the area with limited success.” development along the south side of Amorim said they still hope to move Lockport Road in St. Andrews. PHOTO COURTESY OF JIM DEVRIES forward with the project and are They also want to build an 8.5-acre This aerial photo shows overland fl ooding in the spring of 2009 in the working with engineers to build a re- retention pond to collect and drain area where Royal Crossing Property Services Ltd. wants to build a 22- tention pond that he said would pro- fl oodwaters because the area is prone lot housing development. tect the homes in the development. to overland fl ooding. He said they are also willing to St. Andrews Airport executive di- accept all the mitigations. with the airport to work together on spend money to fi x existing drainage rector Craig Skonberg said the pond The letter states the pond should be a plan. problems. would attract large birds such as geese “graded to a 4-in-1 slope with rip rap “That is what we have been pre- He also said there is no reason for and that risks the safety of those who to prevent slumping or erosion of the pared to do since the start, and if he residents to believe that homes that take off from their runway. edges of the pond.” wants to talk we would be there in a are downstream from the develop- “This would cause an attraction, so “The slope and rip rap makes it more second,” Amorim said. “From the start ment would have an increased likeli- you greatly increase that probabil- diffi cult for birds to climb the edges we said we will meet with anyone and hood of fl ooding because of the pond. ity of a bird strike,” Skonberg said. and dissuades them from nesting.” address any problems, as much as we At the March 8 public meeting, a let- “A large bird is like a cannonball hit- Skonberg said the developer had can within the confi nes of proper en- ter was also presented by St. Andrews’ ting a plane and that pond is directly originally agreed to all their demands, gineering.” engineering fi rm Stantec, which said north of our main runway, so there are but have since said they would make a He said they have already altered the area is prone to fl ooding so devel- 65,000 planes going over that fl ight six in one slope, which Skonberg said their original design for the pond be- opment is a concern. path in a year.” is “unacceptable.” cause of the airport’s concerns and are A decision of whether the munici- The airport sent a letter to St. An- He said it would also affect them now willing to make more changes. pality would allow the development drews CAO Andrew Weremy in Jan- fi nancially as their insurance rates However, a number of local resi- to go forward was expected at the uary with what they said were the would rise. dents are also opposed because the meeting, but that decision has been “minimum mitigations” necessary to Royal Crossing director Jaime Amor- area is known to be fl ood-prone. pushed back after new information allow the pond to be safe. im said they are willing to meet what- A letter from the province read dur- was presented. Skonberg now says he is still op- ever demands the airport has moving ing a public meeting on March 8 said “We have to be fair to all applicants,” posed because the developers did not forward and are willing to sit down the area as it stands now would not be St. Andrews Mayor George Pike said.

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March 28, 2016. 6 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 Justice Murray Sinclair among new Senate appointees Staff in the legislative process more effec- Justice Murray Sinclair, who led the tively–including the representation Truth and Reconciliation Commission of regional and minority interests–by and has ties to Selkirk, is among seven removing the element of partisanship, new senators who will fi ll vacancies in and ensuring that the interests of Ca- Manitoba, Quebec and Ontario. nadians are placed before political Prime Minister Justin Trudeau an- allegiances,” Trudeau said in a state- nounced last week the appointment ment last week. of seven new senators who will fi ll Assembly of First Nations National two vacancies in Manitoba, three in Chief Perry Bellegarde congratulated Ontario and two in Quebec. Sinclair, who is from the Selkirk area The appointees include: Raymonde and previously worked at the Selkirk Gagné (Manitoba), Justice Murray Friendship Centre, on his appoint- Sinclair (Manitoba), V. Peter Harder ment to the Senate. (Ontario), Frances Lankin (Ontario), “Justice Sinclair has demonstrated Ratna Omidvar (Ontario), Chantal a life-long commitment to justice for Petitclerc (Quebec), and André Pratte First Nations and reconciliation be- (Quebec). tween Indigenous peoples and all Ca- Over the last three months, the In- RECORD FILE PHOTO BY AUSTIN GRABISH nadians,” Bellegarde said in a release, dependent Advisory Board for Senate Justice Murray Sinclair speaks during a celebration of life for former Sinclair was appointed Associate Appointments undertook broad con- Manitoba premier Howard Pawley in this January 2016 photo. Sinclair Chief Judge of the provincial court sultations in Manitoba, Ontario, and is among seven Senate appointees Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Manitoba in 1988 and was named Quebec – and provided Trudeau with Co-commissioner of Manitoba’s land- announced last week. a number of non-binding recommen- mark Aboriginal Justice Inquiry that dations. Harder will act as the Government’s to contribute to the ultimate goal that same year. From that pool of candidates, Representative in the Senate in or- ensures a high standard of integrity, More recently, Sinclair served as Trudeau selected the seven new sena- der to facilitate the introduction and collaboration, and non-partisanship. chairperson of the Truth and Recon- tors he will recommend to the Gover- consideration of Government legisla- “The Senate appointments I have ciliation Commission. nor General. tion, and would be sworn in as a Privy announced today will help advance He has been awarded a National Trudeau also announced last week Councillor. the important objective to transform Aboriginal Achievement Award and that he intends to appoint V. Peter The new independent Senators will the Senate into a less partisan and numerous Honourary Degrees from a Harder as Government Representa- be expected to make a signifi cant con- more independent institution that number of universities. tive in the Senate. tribution to the work of the Senate and can perform its fundamental roles Brokenhead chief believes Kinew has ‘changed his ways’ By Dave Baxter come with its fair share of controversy lot of people are trying to heal. Winnipeg. Brokenhead Ojibway Nation’s chief due to his past misogynic rap lyrics “We don’t need those kinds of lyrics But the former hip-hop artist and says past comments by an NDP can- and homophobic comments on Twit- and comments in the community. We broadcaster has also come under fi re didate are “unacceptable” but that ter. need to leave those in the past, and we for insensitive Tweets about First Na- doesn’t mean that candidate should Brokenhead Chief Jim Bear said need to move forward.” tions communities. be excluded from running for offi ce. whether it’s in rap lyrics, social media Bear said he knows he can’t tell com- In a Tweet from 2012 Kinew, tweet- Wab Kinew’s run for MLA in Win- or conversation, First Nations people munity members what kind of lyrics ed, “Riding in my limo back to my nipeg’s Fort Rouge constituency has should not convey stereotypes about to listen to, but he hopes they choose king sized sweet feeling really bad their own culture not to listen to lyrics that disparage for those kids in Attawapiskat. #haha or communities their own culture, or glamorize vio- #terrible #inative” “can’t move for- lence or disrespect towards women. 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Some local students are challenging Grade 5 student Clara-Dawn Hawes themselves to steer away from soft made a smoothie last Thursday and drinks and make healthier choices said she is enjoying what she is learn- when it comes to what they drink this ing about healthy drinks. month. “If you drink better you feel bet- Every year the Kidney Foundation ter and you’ll feel more energized,” of Canada puts on the Drop the Pop Dawn-Hawes said. Challenge in March, which is also Grade 5 student Dallas Batenchuk Kidney Health Month in Canada. said he knows about another danger Schools are invited to apply for a of drinking too many sugary drinks. Drop the Pop grant, and Grade 5 Ruth “If you drink a lot of pop you could Hooker School teacher Eric Riediger have rotten teeth,” Batenchuk said. was awarded one this year. Riediger said he hopes students con- RECORD PHOTO Throughout this month Riediger had tinue to make them on their own and BY DAVE BAXTER $250 he could spend to help teach stu- COMMUNITY CENTS bring their smoothie-making abilities Ruth Hooker dents about choosing healthy drinks home with them to teach their fami- School Grade 5 Making retirement fi nancially sustainable and avoiding ones that are high in lies. One dictionary defi nition of “sustainable” is “able to be maintained” – and students Clara- sugar and calories. Schools that get a Drop the Pop grant it’s something we hear often these days, mostly in relation to maintaining the Riediger has been giving lessons must have a high population of First Dawn Hawes, ecological balance of our world. That’s the big picture of sustainability but, pictured left, and on a very personal level, sustainability is of vital importance to you. Will your throughout the month which include Nations students, as the challenge retirement income be suffi cient to sustain the lifestyle you want for all the years educating students about the dangers also looks to decrease consumption of Sequoia Mayo of your retirement? of sugary drinks and holding work- sugary drinks by children and teens enjoy smoothies Here are some things to consider as you try to ensure your fi nancial life is shops on how to make smoothies and in Manitoba’s First Nations commu- at their school sustainable throughout your retirement. vegetable juice. nities. last Thursday. Decide when you want to retire If you choose to retire earlier than age 65, you’ll have fewer years to save to retirement and more post-retirement years “It’s all about education,” Riediger According to the Kidney Founda- All this month to fund. If you choose to retire after 65, you can opt to enjoy the tax-saving, said. “We educate them about the tion of Canada, the overconsumption students at the income-building advantages of your Registered Retirement Savings Plan dangers of over-consumption of sug- of sugary drinks along with lack of local school are (RRSP) until the end of the year in which you turn 71 – and you can further ary drinks, and we offer choices like physical activity contributes greatly to taking part in extend RRSP benefi ts after 71 by continuing to pay into a plan for your spouse milk and water. excess weight gain in children. who is younger than 71. the Drop the Decide on your lifestyle What you want to do and how you want to live in “With pop it’s like drinking liquid Excess weight, even at a young age, Pop Challenge retirement will dictate its cost. Stay close to home and your costs may be lower. candy. You can eat a piece of cake and contributes to the development of in an effort to Travel regularly and your costs may escalate. You may choose to add to your you’ll feel full, but you can drink a lot health problems such as insulin re- make healthier income by continuing to work full- or part-time, on a contract basis, or even by starting your own business. of pop without feeling full, so that’s sistance, glucose intolerance, Type 2 drinking choices. where you can see that over con- diabetes, kidney Add up your income from all sources Take stock of every post-retirement income source, including personal savings, company pensions, investments sumption.” disease and heart • ARE YOU wondering what a fi nancial held in your RRSPs, Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs), non-registered Last Thursday Riediger had brought disease, according planner can do for you and your fi nances? investments, and government sources such as the Canada Pension Plan, in fruits and vegetables and was to the foundation. • ARE YOU wanting to plan for retirement Québec Pension Plan (CPP/QPP) and Old Age Security (OAS). teaching Grade 5 students how to Add up your costs Estimate your retirement spending requirements in three but don’t know where to start? categories: > • DO YOU have questions about your 1. Essential expenses that can’t be reduced. CITY TO COMPLETE PLAN IN 2017, FROM PG. 4 fi nances but don’t know where to get the 2. Discretionary expenses you can control. answers? 3. Additional expenses such as healthcare that typically come along with aging. “This declaration says we agree that all people have the Calculate the income you’ll need to cover your essential and discretionary right to live in a healthy environment, and in our jurisdic- AS PART OF IT’S ‘PEOPLE IN retirement costs as well as the additional income you’ll need to cover the ‘extra’ tion we’ll do what we can to provide the infrastructure, ser- YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD’ SERIES, expenses of aging. vices and supports to create that quality of life for people, THE GAYNOR FAMILY LIBRARY Bridge the gap If there is a shortfall between what you need and what you have, you should determine the level and frequency of income you will need via to provide them access to that healthy environment ” Nicol PRESENTS... said. withdrawals from your registered and other income-producing investments – and keep in mind that your retirement could span 40 years or more. The declaration calls upon the city to specify objectives, FINANCIAL Reset your strategy If your estimated withdrawal rate is not sustainable based targets, timelines and actions it will take, within its jurisdic- PLANNER NIGHT on projected returns from your current savings and investments you should tion, to fulfi ll citizens’ rights to a healthy environment. THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 reset your income strategy or reset your retirement plans. Nicol said the city will complete the plan by Dec. 31, 2017. And before doing anything else, talk to your professional advisor – the Nicol added much of the work the city is currently do- 7:00 pm at the sustainability expert who can help ensure your retirement income will maintain Gaynor Family Regional Library for all your retirement years. ing aligns with the goals of the movement and its call for a This column, written and published by Investors Group Financial Services Inc. (in Québec – a Financial healthy environment. 806 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk Services Firm), and Investors Group Securities Inc. (in Québec, a fi rm in Financial Planning) presents general The declaration sets out 10 priority actions and numerous Local Consultant Dan Bush will speak on what it information only and is not a solicitation to buy or sell any city projects already fall in line with those actions. takes to be a fi nancial planner, what qualifi ca- investments. Contact your own advisor for specifi c advice tions to look for in a fi nancial planner and what about your circumstances. For more information on this The city’s development and zoning plans encourage sus- one can do to improve your fi nancial situation. He topic please contact your Investors Group Consultant. tainable land use, which fi ts with the priority action to en- will also answer your questions about retirement, sure equitable distribution of environmental benefi ts and taxes, insurance, investing and estate planning. burdens within the municipality, preventing the develop- ment of pollution hot spots. Dan Bush, Consultant Another priority calls for responsible density increases 204-785-8862 Dan Bush, Consultant and the city is redeveloping its zoning bylaw to encourage [email protected] 204-785-8862 more responsible land use. [email protected] 8 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016

gettfiRED RIVERshing > CHALET BEACH > LAKE WINNIPEG

> ARNIE WEIDL

PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Lana Meier Brett Mitchell Belly fl ops and jumping pickerel

Welcome back good friends. they got the bright idea of running It just amazes me how in the dwin- back to shore for some poplar trees to dling days of winter fi shing hundreds bridge the break. Soon they were back of local, national and international laying their trimmed trees in the gap. EDITOR SALES Lindsey Enns Michelle Balharry anglers continue to pour onto our Then they pumped water over them larger Manitoba lakes. I’ve watched to make a frozen road. It looked and as they’ve pulled their shacks ashore worked great but when they came now favoring sleds, quads or just back the next day the powerful ice plain sleighs to reach choice spots on had shifted and their wooden bridge the fl at ice pack. looked like a giant porcupine with It was fairly cool back a couple of trees sticking up all over the place. months ago though when I was vis- Undeterred, they rebuilt it pinning REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER iting an angler on the Red by Breezy the trees with posts and it worked Dave Baxter Austin Grabish Point. I came across a not too tall, thin beautifully until the next ice shift, chap with a little white in his brown which tore the bridge to shreds again. hair and a slight European accent Resigned, the guys admitted defeat by the name of Stan Posavec. Beside and carted the wood back to shore for him his long time buddy Henry Do- fi rewood. lenuck had a heavier build who spoke Last Saturday found me on the ice at in short strong phrases. Stan, always Balsam Bay; maybe for the last time smiling, his arms forever waving to this winter. Man, it was beautiful out SPORTS REPORTER ADMINISTRATION stress his point, loved to tell fi shing on the sunbathed carpet of snow cov- Brian Bowman Georgia Campbell stories. He shared a time when fi sh- ering the lake. Heat waves rippled off ing off a slippery rock by Seven Sis- the snow in the distant horizon. Not ters Falls he lost his footing and took a a truck or shack was in sight; every- big splashing belly fl op into the river. body was walking with sleighs or us- He surfaced and as he began claw- ing quads. I saw a big fellow standing ing his way back up the rock he re- over his ice holes maybe a quarter of alized all the guys around him were a mile out so I made for him. The walk laughing. Wiping the water from his RECORD PHOTO BY ARNIE WEIDL was pure pleasure. I thought to myself OFFICE MANAGER/ADS PRODUCTION eyes, standing knee deep in water, he as I strode along taking in the white Debbie Strauss Bill Parisien at Balsam Bay with Lucy Kowalchuk let everyone around him know he was some of the fi sh he caught expanse before me, how anyone could not amused whereupon some of them not love this. pointed to a nearby hollow in the rock, of fun. I strolled up to two chaps, Bill Presently I reached our tall angler which now held a fl opping pickerel. Lakota and Rick Zolinski and after who said he was Bill Parisien from Apparently that great splash Stan casual, “good mornings” and some Selkirk. He was nice enough to hold made caused the pickerel to jump out weather talk, I asked the boys if they up some of the fi sh he had caught so of the water only to land on the rock ever had an unusual fi shing experi- I could snap a picture then quietly gaining him a catch in a most unusual ence. said, ”it sure is nice out here.” Yes Bill, PRINT DISTRIBUTION Dan Anderson way. Bill, sitting on a folding stool cast a I silently agreed nodding my head, it Christy Brown On a warm, still, hazy morning last smiling gaze up at me his eyes squint- sure is. week I rambled along White Tail Trail ing against the suns’ haze said, “We Well I hope and onto the ice of Netley Creek at the once built a wooden bridge across a you enjoyed south end of Petersfi eld. I was pretty break in the ice east of Chalet. It kind these stories. sure some of the home town boys of worked,” he went on. Last winter Come by next would be here for perch and pickerel Bill and Rick were stopped from go- week, won’t and sure enough groups of guys were ing out to the middle of Lake Winni- you? Bye for ADMINISTRATION drilling ice holes, setting up chairs peg after master pickerel by an open now. PRODUCTION Allana Sawatzky Nicole Kapusta and getting fi shing gear out for a day break in the ice. After a bit of thought

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If you enjoy the Email: [email protected] paper and would like to see the newspaper grow and prosper visit any of the ADMINISTRATION Selkirk, MB R1A 0X2 Austin Grabish 204-785-1618 advertisers and businesses in our rural communities. – Keep your dollars Corrie Sargent or call our offi ce at 204-785-1618 working at home and shop local. Our commitment to you, the reader – we will Offi ce Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:30am-5pm [email protected] Twitter: @AustinGrabish connect our people through stories in the paper to build stronger communities. The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 9 Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Grocery store brings food, jobs to community By Dave Baxter Brokenhead Ojibway Nation’s new grocery store is helping bring healthy food choices and job opportunities to the community. The Brokenhead Grocery Pharmacy and Medical Clinic offi cially opened its doors on Feb. 9 across from the South Beach Casino and Resort on Highway 59. The man who runs the 4,000 square foot grocery store has years of grocery experience in Winnipeg with both Safeway and Shoppers Drug Mart, but jumped at the chance to come home and run a store in the commu- RECORD PHOTOS BY DAVE BAXTER nity where he grew up. ABOVE: Mervin Galvin watches as cashier Taylor Wood “My whole family is from Broken- checks out his groceries at the Brokenhead Grocery head Ojibway Nation and this is a Pharmacy and Medical Clinic last Thursday. The huge economic development for this grocery store, pharmacy and clinic offi cially opened community,” grocery store manager its doors on Feb. 9 across from South Beach Casino Kyle Tanner said. “As soon as I heard and Resort along Highway 59. RIGHT: Health director they were looking to open a grocery Deborah Chief watches as Dr. Yoseph Yacob makes store, a pharmacy and a medical clinic a mold that he will use to make custom orthotics at I immediately put in my resume.” the health clinic at Brokenhead Ojibway Nation last He added it’s “crucial” to offer Thursday. healthy food choices in First Nations communities. “We are already getting everyone Chief said the clin- “That’s why we are here, we are here from Gull Lake to Beaconia to Grand ic will soon have one Chief said they will soon be bringing to offer produce, and we’re now mak- Beach and people from other First doctor that is at the clinic four days a in doctors that have been recruited. ing a deal to bring in fresh meat.” Nations communities are coming to week. David Kim, the pharmacy manager Tanner also does the hiring for the check it out.” “To be able to access that is a bless- at the facility said the community will store and has made a point of hiring The building also has a 500 square ing,” Chief said. “It’s good for elders benefi t from a grocery store, pharma- community members. foot pharmacy, and a 1,500 square foot and everyone in the community, be- cy and health clinic are all under one “We’ve gotten stacks of resumes and medical clinic. cause as it is now members have to roof. I’ve been hiring Brokenhead mem- The clinic is actively working to train travel to Winnipeg or Selkirk to see a “It is a chance for us to work coop- bers,” he said. “It’s important to keep indigenous doctors. doctor.” eratively,” Kim said. “I can talk to the the jobs in the community.” “We’re working with the University They currently offer a podiatrist, doctor about what medications would Tanner said they are now prepar- of Manitoba to have on-site training chronic disease nurse working closely be best for a patient, and I can suggest ing for a surge in sales from cottagers for indigenous doctors,” medical clin- with people with diabetes and other nutritious food choices.” heading out to the lake. ic health director Deborah Chief said. nurses. Test drive event aims to raise $6K for Teulon Collegiate Staff said Jason Sargent, dealer principal at The event, which will be held from ity. Selkirk Steeltown Ford is hoping to Steeltown Ford in Selkirk. “Not only 12 p.m. to 7:30p.m., will feature the To participate, please visit Teulon help raise $6,000 for Teulon Collegiate is the Drive program a chance to sup- Ford Escape, Fusion, F-150 and other Collegiate, 51 1st Street N.E. in Teu- students during a special test drive port extracurricular activities and give available models. lon, between 12:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. event on Thursday. back to the community, but it allows Steeltown Ford participated in Ford’s on Thursday, March 24. For every person who test-drives a us the opportunity to showcase Ford Drive One 4 UR School program last Participants must be 18 or older and Ford vehicle at Teulon Collegiate on of Canada’s high-quality line-up and year and raised more than $5,700 for have a valid driver’s license. Thursday, March 24, Steeltown Ford innovative safety technologies to par- Edward Schreyer school and Inter- There is a limit of one test-drive per and Ford of Canada will donate $20 to ents, teenagers and other drivers.” lake-Eastern Regional Health Author- household. the group’s upcoming Volunteer Ser- vice Learning Trip to the Dominican Newfoundland Deadwood the Black Republic. During this trip, students work & Labrador Hills & Badlands Guaranteed Best Price Walk in the footsteps of legends side-by-side with locals on sustain- like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Limited seats available Jane & Seth Bullock. able development projects that are Offi ce will be closed August 15-26 May 29-June 3 community-driven. The tour has part- nered with Me to We, in support of Good Friday, March 25 Moose Jaw Mineral SSpa Minneapolis Baseball the award-winning charity, Free the Named one of the world’s Toronto Blue Jays VS Minnesota Twins “Top 10 spas for mineral springs” Enjoy three thrilling games from your Diamond Box Seats Children. April 24-27 “We’re excited to partner with Teu- May 20-23 lon Collegiate to help raise funds for EMBASSY TOURS 757-9383 their educational humanitarian trip,” www.embassytours.ca 1-800-723-8051 10 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 2016 Provincial Election Manitoba Liberals name Ron Schuler seeking Levy candidate in Gimli By Dave Baxter re-election in St. Paul After coming up short in the federal By Dave Baxter election Joanne Levy is throwing her The man running for re-election in hat back into the political ring, but the St. Paul constituency says recent this time at the provincial level. actions by the leader of the NDP gov- Levy ran unsuccessfully for the Lib- ernment is the reason that leader can erals in the Selkirk-Interlake-East- no longer be trusted. man riding during the federal elec- Ron Schuler has sat as a provincial tion in October 2015. MLA since 1999 and is running for Incumbent Tory MP James Bezan the Progressive Conservative Party of won the MLA seat in Selkirk-Inter- Manitoba for another term as MLA lake-Eastman with 51.9 per cent of the for St. Paul. vote, while Levy came in second with He said Primer Greg Selkinger’s 31 per cent. JOANNE LEVY “dishonesty” is one of the reasons She has now announced she will run Manitobans often tell him they are for the Manitoba Liberal Party in the “I believe the Manitoba Liberal Par- looking for change. constituency of Gimli in the upcom- ty is offering a fair, responsible and “The problem is the NDP don’t get ing provincial election. practical platform to meet the needs it,” Schuler said. “Selinger denied RON SCHULER “The federal election was a mara- of our communities today,” Levy said categorically he would raise the PST Schuler said his job is to make sure thon and I am very grateful Joanne in a press release. “I met many voters and then in 2013 they brought in the people have what they need, and is has the energy and commitment to in the Gimli electoral district during increase, and took away the referen- not about making “sexy” or “frivolous” run a second time to represent the my federal campaign for Selkirk-In- dum. announcements. people of Manitoba,” Manitoba Lib- terlake-Eastman. The key issues like “It’s not only the tax, but the way “I don’t know what else politicians eral Leader Rana Bokhari said in a health care, affordable housing, and it was done. The whole process has are supposed to do. The job is to make press release. “She has been involved the condition of Lake Winnipeg are been dishonest, and once you break sure roads and bridges and commu- with the Liberal Party for 20 years and consistent.” the public’s trust, it’s very hard to get nities are safe, and that is what I have makes our strong diverse team even The provincial election is set for it back.” worked hard at.” stronger.” April 19. Despite recent polls showing the Schuler said he has confi dence that Levy is a former television reporter, PCs are in the lead among Manitoba PC Leader Brian Pallister is the right broadcaster and independent fi lm voters, Schuler said the party is not man to lead the province. producer. taking this race lightly. “I feel he would be an outstanding “We’ve been here before and felt leader,” Schuler said. “We are running SELKIRK KIWANIS & DISTRICT we were doing well, and we lost four as a team with a very good leader, and is holding a in a row,” Schuler said. “We can’t go the kind of organization he has pulled Quiz Night FUNDRAISER in with an attitude we will win. That together has been outstanding.” Location: Selkirk United Church 202 McLean Ave is absolutely disastrous, so we won’t Schuler added the PCs have a num- take anything for granted.” ber of campaign promises that will be April 1st 2016 Doors open at 6:30pm Schuler said his work as MLA is the rolled out leading up to the April 19 Get the car you want at reason he should be re-elected. election. Starts at 7pm Licensed & Lunch Served a price you can afford. “In the last 10 years I’ve brought Schuler is running against NDP in a quarter million dollars in infra- candidate Andrew Podolecki and as Teams of 8 or Individual Call or Text Bill 204-481-2718 $20 per person structure money to the area, and I’ve Monday, no Liberal candidate had Local Dealership worked together with civic and fed- been confi rmed. Tickets available at: Flexible Financing Gramma Carol’s 240 Main St eral politicians,” he said. “You have to Podelecki could not be reached be- Carol 204-510-1776 Quality Service work cooperatively with the govern- fore press deadline. Kay 204-757-4281 Apply Today, Drive Today! ments of the day.” The Street Names of Selkirk: Berrisford FEBRUARY ’S William Berrisford was born in Manchester, England on December 19, 1899. His family came to Selkirk when he was very young; he was TOP ACHIEVER educated here and played hockey in his youth. He was an agent for the Canadian National Express and the WSLW Railway in Selkirk. Dur- Nancy DePaulo ing World War 1 he served overseas with the 196th Battalion. On his Nancy would like to thank all of her return to civilion life he had a grocery store on Eveline street. He was a member of Lisgar Lodge No. 2 and president of the Selkirk Curling customers for having confi dence in Club for many years. making their GM vehicle purchase a He served as Mayor of Selkirk from 1938 – 1947. William Berrisford positive experience. During World War 2, his son, Ordinary Seaman Gordon Berisford was aboard the HMCS St. Croix when it was torpedoed and sank south of Iceland. He died on September 20, 1943 at [email protected] the age of 19. 1010 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk MB Open 24 Hours @ www.selkirkgm.ca SELKIRK Selkirk Municipal Heritage Advisory Committee 204-482-1010 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 11 Super sweet Saturday An Egg-Citing Easter event

RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS Dozens treated themselves to a sweet treat during a maple syrup workshop RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS at Oak Hammock Marsh Rachel Collins helps three-year-old Autumn Laity gather up some on a sunny afternoon treats and some eggs during the City of Selkirk’s Egg-Citing Easter last Saturday. Jacques event behind the Water Tower rink last Saturday afternoon. Bourgeois, Oak Hammock Marsh marketing and promotion co-ordinator, pictured above left, serves up some warm maple syrup, pictured right, to dozens of visitors last Saturday afternoon. 12 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 Kiteboarders gear up for summer fun in East Beaches

By Laura Tutlies the snowboard for a wake board at- The waters just off the shores of tached to the kite. Grand Marais provide kiteboarders The lovely white sands of East with one of the top spots in Canada to Beaches offer not only a beautiful execute their sport. launch site but also a place to catch Granted, there are no palm trees your breath after an exhilarating spin along the shore but there are great along the lake. launching spots and often just the From June to October the rider must right amount of wind to carry an op- deal not only with the wind but also erator for miles along the east shores with constant waves and sometimes of Balsam Bay and Lake Winnipeg. treacherous currents. On Sunday at least eight kiteboard- It is not unusual for a kite pilot to ers were spotted just off the banks of travel 10 or 12 kilometres from the Grand Marais Boulevard not far from launch point when conditions are the gates of Grand Beach. right. Some were novices learning the It takes hours of practice before one ropes, literally, from an instructor should attempt any kind of a journey. who guided them through the intrica- You need also fi le a fl ight plan as the cies of operating the kite. ride is generally one-way. Because Lake Winnipeg is gener- The winter involvement on the snow ally quite windy and because the board prepares the athlete for the East Beaches are very accessible via RECORD PHOTO BY LAURA TUTLIES summer and its multiple travel con- the gently sloping shoreline, Grand A kiteboarder makes their way along Lake Winnipeg in Grand Marais ditions. The snow and ice provide a Marais is a preferred spot for the sum- last Sunday. Kiteboarders are now gearing up for a summer season for somewhat more controlled version of mer and winter sport of kiteboarding. kiteboarding. the summer experience. When tem- Winter time sees only an occasional peratures rise and the water rolls, the few brave souls out for a spin on their sky in a gentle arc. Picture a pelican craft and hands managing the kite as sport takes on Olympic proportions snowboard attached to the amazing riding a wind current without ever a propellant. with riders competing for distance oblong kites that catch the wind and fl apping its wings. Like a parachute, The frozen lake does however, pro- and showing off their fancy footwork propel the rider. the kite rolls up for transport. vide a relatively safe training ground with twists, turns and jumps. It is a Huge drifts and ice fi ssures can im- The snowboard attached to this kite as an introduction to the summer sight to behold when there are dozens pede progress especially for an inex- requires an expert operator because sport. With ice and snow as a platform, out at a time enjoying the elements perienced pilot. without fi nesse the rider could be the operators do not have to deal with offered by Mother Nature and the On the ground or the ice, the un- carried beyond safe limits or even water and waves which could pull an challenges of a kite board. wrapped contraption looks a little like dumped if the course is not main- inexperienced rider in over his or her With only a few months until the ice a modern pop-up tent but when in the tained or the wind is too gusty. head. A crash landing on ice can soon becomes fl uid, those so inclined are air it is a huge headless bird with a ten Like a helicopter pilot he/she must be overcome with a quick re-launch. gearing up for a summer of kite surf- foot wing span that glides through the use all four limbs; feet guiding the In summer the adventurer trades ing on Lake Winnipeg. Fire and Water Music Festival receives $28K grant from feds SELKIRK COMMUNITY Event to take place Music Festival has received $28,200 Grant,” Selkirk-Interlake-Eastman RENEWAL CORPORATION from the federal Community Festival MP James Bezan said in a release ear- on July 29, 30 and 31 Grants to help celebrate their 10th an- lier this month. “This inclusive festival The SCRC is now accepting niversary. showcases the incredible talent of lo- applications for 2016-2017. “I would like to congratulate the cal musicians, as well as displaying in Lac du Bonnet Fire and Water Music Festival for the Artisan Square and trade show. SMALL GRANT FUND Staff Local groups may apply for up to $2,500 their successful application to Heri- “The Fire and Water Music Festival for projects that address the goals of the Lac du Bonnet’s Fire and Water tage Canada’s Community Festivals celebrates the diversity of our region community plan. Application intake is and is getting bigger and better each monthly beginning April 1, 2016. Grant year.” monies must be spent by December 31st This year’s festival will take place on and projects must be completed by March SPRING 1, 2017. Priority will be given to fi rst-time July 29, 30, and 31. applicants. The federal Community Festivals Grant will support a variety of activi- COMMUNITY HOUSING IMPROVEMENT CLEANING? INITIATIVE (CHII) GRANTS ties, including musical performances - City of Selkirk residents only Bring your unwanted articles to on indoor and outdoor stages, song- Eligible homeowners may apply for up to writing workshops, children’s per- $2,500 for exterior repairs to improve their HOUSE OF ECONOMY formers, and craft demonstrations property. Rental properties are eligible for Follow us and exhibitions. up to $1,000 but require a matching contri- THRIFT STORE bution from the property owner. on “On behalf of the constituents of Application intake is monthly beginning Volunteer Run • Non-Profi t our riding, I wish to thank the incred- May 1, 2016 and projects must be completed All Proceeds Returned Twitter! ibly dedicated volunteers who have by October 31st. Priority will be given to worked tirelessly over the past 10 fi rst-time applicants. to the Community years,” Bezan added. “You have made Applications available for pickup at 630 Hrs: Mon - Sat 10am - 4pm @SelkirkRecord this festival one of the best in the Sophia St. or online at www.selkirkcrc.ca, province.” or email [email protected] 246 Manitoba Ave. #SelkirkMB The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 13 Manitoba Highland Gathering makes Top 100 events list By Lindsey Enns could bring more visitors from Scot- The annual Manitoba Highland land, across Canada and the United Gathering in East Selkirk has landed States to the annual gathering for the on the American Bus Association’s dancing, heavy games, and possibly Top 100 event list in North America the piping and drumming and pipe for 2016. band competitions. The Top 100 list includes other events The volunteer base which puts on such as the Le Festif! de Baie-Saint- the annual event is always looking Paul in Quebec, the Highland Games for more members. Those interested Festival in New Brunswick and the in getting involved can contact Joyce Niagara Icewine Festival in Ontario. Neyedly by calling 204-794-6587 or via The association offi cially released its email at joyce@manitobahighland- 2016 Top 100 events list in September gathering.org. 2015, marking more than 34 years of The Manitoba Highland Gather- the annual guide. ing celebrates Scottish heritage with Joyce Neyedly, the main organizer dance, pipe and drum competitions, behind the annual event in East Sel- heavy games of brawn, canoe and kirk, said they were nominated by kayak races, clan booths, a Scottish Travel Manitoba. market and various displays to name “Travel Manitoba is doing such a a few. good job promoting events around The American Bus Association’s Top Manitoba,” Neyedly said. 100 events selection committee selects This year’s event, which will take events from hundreds of nominations place on July 2 and 3, will mark the submitted by association members. RECORD FILE PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS 50th annual Manitoba Highland Judges consider the event’s broad Vikings put on a show during the Manitoba Highland Gathering at Gathering in East Selkirk’s Legacy appeal, its accessibility to motor East Selkirk’s Legacy Park in this June 2015 photo. The annual event is Park. coaches and skills at handling large among the American Bus Association’s Top 100 events for 2016. This This year the Canadian ScotDance groups and a variety of other relevant year’s event is set to take place on July 2 and 3 in East Selkirk. 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Her path never varies. It takes her The owner was also injured and to his north and winds through the usually credit has offered to pay for the cost peaceful subdivision before she does of a Shiatzu, the cremation and out of a loop in Whitesand Estates and then pocket expenses for Tanis to receive the return home. care. One of the Bullmastiffs has been She has been recuperating since euthanized. March 8 at the cottage that she and Neighbors are outraged as this is not her husband Cayce built in Tomas the fi rst incident involving these dogs. Cove. It has been an awakening for the RM “The plan was nothing to do for of St. Clements who ordered the ani- three weeks,” she said. But that idea mals removed and intend to enforce was not her reality. the bylaw prohibiting domestic ani- On Monday, March 14 she was mals from running loose. Tanis’ father walking her daughter Kaitlyn’s dog was likewise angry and contacted the “Maze” and enjoying the warm tease press. He and his family have had a that Mother Nature had sent to the cottage in Grand Marais for many East Beaches. On other walks she had years and for his daughter to be hurt speculated as to the species of the two this way and a beloved pet to be taken animal carcasses in a yard near Gles- RECORD PHOTO BY LAURA TUTLIES in such a violent manner was unac- man Corner while on her usual jaunt. Tanis Cove shows her cuts and bruises she got after a dog attack on ceptable. Neighbors have rallied with She had seen large black birds feast- earlier this month. warnings about the potential hazard ing and dropping remains on previ- of unleashed dogs posted on Face- ous excursions. As she approached, book and notice circulated through- she lifted the little dog to her chest to ing out of his cottage reacting to her the Bullmastiff’s master, heard the out Grand Marais and Grand Beach. protect her under her coat when two screams. He ordered her to give him screaming and called 911. Paramed- For Cook, her not so peaceful retreat large Bullmastiffs charged out of the her dog and she did. Unfortunately, ics didn’t make it to the scene right to the lake ends soon when she re- yard directly for her and the little shi- he was followed out of his door by away as they were instructed not to turns to work in Winnipeg. atzu in her arms. She screamed when three additional mastiffs, all out for approach until the dogs were con- The scars will be there well past the they jumped and tried to wrestle the blood. The owner was also mauled tained. The RCMP didn’t respond at Manitoba Marathon on Father’s Day pet from her arms pouncing on her by his dogs until they had their prey all, although according to Cook there in June. chest and biting her arm. She didn’t – Maze who didn’t survive the attack. is now an investigation into the inci- Cook says she will still be training let go until the dogs’ owner came rac- Debbie Glesmann, a neighbor of dent. Meanwhile the dogs have been and running in the event. Music lovers fl ock to record sale

RECORD PHOTO BY DAVE BAXTER Clockwise from left to right, Alex Reid, Richard Sturtz, Jeremy Dalman and Brianna Krieger show off some of the more than 100,000 records for sale at the Victoria Inn in Winnipeg last Sunday. Reid and Sturtz of St. Andrews put on the CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY Rockin’ Richards Record and CD Sale in Winnipeg twice a year and hundreds of music lovers SELKIRK MOTOR HOTEL showed up on 219 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk • 204-482-1900 Sunday. The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 15 Your Local Community Home Real Estate Section HOUSES APARTMENTS CONDOS COTTAGES RETIREMENT FINANCING IMPROVEMENTS INSURANCE Create a budget-friendly home landscape

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The timeless elegance of stone Did you know? For thousands of years, natural stone has been used in The majority of grass species have building projects. Elegant and timeless, it inspires artists, chlorophyll to thank for their ap- architects and writers from all backgrounds. In fact, the pealing green color. Chlorophyll Spanish poet Federico Lorca wrote that “stone is a shoulder is a bright pigment that absorbs on which to bear Time.” both blue and red light especially Would you like to integrate stone into your next renova- well. But chlorophyll largely re- tion project? Even though there is a wide choice of natural fl ects green light, which is why the stone, some kinds have been proven over time for embel- yards and fi elds we spend so much lishing homes — these days we see it in kitchen counter- time in are green. And chlorophyll tops, fi replaces, stairs, walls, patios and as exterior siding. does more than infl uence the color GRANITE AND BASALT of grass. Chlorophyll also plays an Basalt is themost abundant volcanic rock, in terms of vol- important role in the process of photosynthesis, during which green ume, on Earth’s surface. It is resistant to water and corro- a countertop. While synonymous with wealth and luxury, plants use sunlight to synthesize sion and is used in all phases of architectural construction, stone also brings a natural ambiance into stately homes. foods from carbon dioxide and wa- from fl ooring to siding. It is truly an all-purpose stone. Just a touch here and there is all that’s needed to instantly ter. According to LiveScience.com, Granite, which is strong and durable, is ideal for counter- give an upmarket look to your residence. chlorophyll molecules absorb light tops and fl oors. KILL TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE and then transfer that energy to MARBLE AND SLATE When the time comes to purchase natural stone for your special molecules that, when stim- Renowned for its use by world-famous sculptors, marble home, take the time to learn about its proper installation ulated, fi re off electrons that pro- can also be used for more practical ends such as fl oors and and maintenance. In-store specialists at home renovation duce chemical changes in the plant. countertops. Slate, on the other hand, is a grained stone stores can suggest which products you need (grout, sealer, That chemical energy is ultimately used for memorial stones and decorative surfaces. In con- cleaner, trowel, etc.) and the best techniques to use. You turned into sugar, highlighting the struction, slate is also very practical as roofi ng material. Be- could always entrust the task to a professional if you don’t essential role that chlorophyll plays cause of its strength and its unique layered structure, like the idea of turning yourself into a tiler or mason for a in lawns’ survival. masons can separate it into thin sheets. day. LIMESTONE AND SANDSTONE Sometimes urban and contemporary, sometimes rustic Limestone is a very pale stone used in building and sculpt- and bucolic, stone is always unique. It has no equal when ing, while sandstone is characterized by extreme hardness it comes to beautifying a home, and you will surely impress and has excellent resistance to chemical or climatic stress. your neighbours with your exquisite taste. Sandstone is used in construction, sculpture, the manufac- ture of grinding wheels and paving stones. STONE IS SYNONYMOUSWITH PRESTIGE “It’s a great day to Call J” M L S Stone adds elegance, simplicity and warmth to any room. ® REALTOR Put simply, you just can’t go wrong when choosing granite Call or Text me on my DIRECT LINE for your bathroom, slate for a work surface or marble for

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Your Local Community should someone be injured while tree work is being done. Homeowners who damage neigh- Home Real Estate Section boring properties when cutting down HOUSES APARTMENTS CONDOS COTTAGES RETIREMENT FINANCING IMPROVEMENTS INSURANCE a tree may fi nd that they are not cov- ered by their homeowner’s insurance policies. This can be a costly mistake that’s easily avoided by simply hiring Pruning trees a job best left to the pros a fully insured tree removal service. The right tools Bountiful, healthy trees can be beau- ers can handle relatively minor tree machinery appropriate for the task. The right tools can mean the differ- tiful to behold and important contrib- maintenance, for a variety of reasons, Cherrypickers and cranes may lift ence between a job done correctly and utors to a thriving environment. A many tree projects are best left to the workers to the correct height to work one that results in disaster. Profes- tree can absorb as much as 40 pounds professionals. on trees, while do-it-yourselfers who sional arborists and tree services have of carbon dioxide per year and can Avoid injury rely on climbing trees or using lad- acquired the training, tools and tech- sequester one ton of carbon diox- Professional tree contractors recog- ders are at risk of injury. niques to perform the job safely. This ide by the time the tree reaches age nize and understand the hazards as- Prevent damage to the tree includes using the right tools to tackle 40. Manitoba Conservation adds that sociated with tree and limb removal. Many tree services understand the the job. 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Press cut-sides The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 21 Teulon Residential School students fi ght continues By Natasha Tersigni much money, there are a dozen dif- With the recent decision by the ferent reasons why they didn’t move Manitoba Court of Appeal, Teulon forward,” said Huband. Residential School students will have “The AMC now has to go to appeal to continue their fi ght against the court and clear out of the way the Government of Canada. The Teulon deemed abandonment of the case, Residence is hoping to be given offi - they didn’t move quickly enough. cial residential school status adding Now the AMC will have to appear in them to the national Indian Residen- appeal court before these same judg- tial Schools Settlement Agreement es to say set aside the deemed aban- (IRSSA). donment so we can get on with the The lawyer representing former merits of the appeal from the decision Teulon students, Charles Huband to not grant Teulon residential school appeared in the court of appeal on status.” March 8 to argue in front of three The students are now waiting for judges that instead of staying under the Manitoba Court of Appeal to set the umbrella of the Association of RECORD PHOTO BY NATASHA TERSIGNI a date for when the AMC can begin Manitoba Chiefs (AMC), former Teu- A group of Teulon Residential school students that are currently lobby- arguing the abandonment case. If lon students should be granted in- ing the Government of Canada to offi cially recognize the Teulon resi- successful, the AMC on behalf of the tervener status and allowed to fi ght dence as a residential school, which would allow former students to students, will appeal the decision not on their own and not alongside other be part of the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. Pic- to give the Teulon Residence offi cial Manitoba intuitions also appealing to tured back row: Valerie Davis, Gabby Munroe, Theresa Nepitabo, Natalie residential school status. be added to the IRSSA. Harper; front row Brenda Wood and Lillian Arsenault. The institution in Teulon was operat- The three judges decided unani- ed as a residence for Aboriginal youth “This decision is not fatal to the case peal court. Before the AMC can begin mously to deny the group intervener from 1958 to 1996. During that time, for the Teulon students. The AMC is arguing for that case, they fi rst have status forcing the students to work hundreds of Aboriginal teens were still going forward, and I think the go to appeal court and fi ght to have with AMC in future appeals. sent to Teulon to attend public school court has indicated some degree of the case reinstated as the court had “This was an appeal by three indi- and were housed in the residences. sympathy for the position of the stu- deemed it abandoned. vidual students asking for intervener The students’ argument before the dents. They said it is not really neces- “The AMC did not procced with the status to be allowed to intervene in court is that while the daily operations sary that you get intervener status be- appeal back in 2012 in a timely matter, the case. Essentially they were told of the residence was by the church, cause in the next stage, the AMC can so the case was deemed to be aban- ‘no’ by the courts and we appealed the residence was set up and regu- argue it.” doned. It may have been that they got that and the answer came back again lated by the federal government and With this recent decision, the Teu- a recommendation from their lawyer from the appeal court today that ‘No, students were sent to Teulon by the lon students will now have to rely on at the time that an appeal won’t work, you do not get intervener status’,” said Indian Affairs Department, a branch the AMC to argue their case in ap- it may have been it would cost too Huband. of the federal government. 62% of Manitobans against new Local music programs earn awards municipal tax powers: CFIB poll Submitted as much time into tackling their un- With the April provincial election sustainable labour costs as they do looming, the Association of Manitoba asking senior levels of government Municipalities (AMM) is pushing the for more funding, Manitoba would next provincial government to give be much further ahead in creating a municipalities new taxing powers. competitive small business climate.” But the latest poll results from the CFIB’s latest Manitoba Munici- Canadian Federation of Independent pal Spending Watch report shows Business (CFIB) show six in 10 Mani- Manitoba local governments have tobans are against municipalities re- increased infl ation-adjusted operat- ceiving new taxing powers. ing spending three times faster than A recent public opinion poll con- population growth between 2008 and ducted by NRG Research Group for 2013. CFIB found 62 per cent of Manitobans Infl ated operating spending forced oppose providing new taxing powers local governments to raise taxes and to municipalities. reduce infrastructure investment at a A similar CFIB member survey cost of over $100 million annually. found 81 per cent of Manitoba small “Manitobans know municipalities SUBMITTED PHOTO business owners are against new mu- have a spending problem, not a rev- Two local music programs received awards during the Optimist Band nicipal taxing powers. enue problem,” added Sims. “Any Festival in Winnipeg recently. Pictured from left to right: École Selkirk “Municipal leaders need to stop us- discussion about a new deal on taxes, junior High School student Garren Werbicki holds a plaque his Grade ing the infrastructure defi cit as a stock taxing powers and funding models is 9 band class won for receiving a fi ve star rating, Michael Brandon excuse for new and higher taxes,” El- premature until local governments and Kenley Kristofferson of the Comp’s band program hold the Don liot Sims, CFIB director of provincial get their operating spending under affairs for Manitoba said in a release control.” Green Award, an award presented to the senior symphonic band’s on Feb. 29. “If local governments put performance and developing of an outstanding band program. 22 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 Students get a lesson in Paralympic sports

By Jennifer McFee In a project of Paralympic propor- tions, a Balmoral resident is offering an in-depth education on a sector of sports that is often overlooked. Janis Ollson, an education student at the University of Winnipeg, has de- veloped a six-week Paralympic unit for students at Balmoral Elementary School. The topic is close to her heart, since Ollson herself is a sledge hockey ath- lete. Nine years ago, Ollson was diag- nosed with borderline terminal can- cer. Experts invented a radical surgery specifi cally for Ollson at the Mayo Clinic, where they removed her leg, half of her pelvis and her lower spine. Now, as an education student, she is RECORD PHOTO BY JENNIFER MCFEE well attuned the importance of em- Balmoral Elementary School students take part in a Paralympic unit at their school led by University of phasizing diversity in the classroom. Winnipeg education student and sledge hockey player Janis Ollson. “We’re trying to always incorporate diversity in whatever we do — ev- and discrimination,” said Ollson, a Ollson devised hands-on lessons Centre. Ollson’s husband, Daryl, is a erything from images in textbooks to mother of two Balmoral School stu- that focus on both summer and winter local coach who also took the day off interactions within the school them- dents. “In my opinion, this was a great Paralympic sports. To start, Bill Mu- work to volunteer at the event. selves. We’re trying to make sure that way to incorporate multiculturalism lion of the Society of Manitobans with Upcoming sessions will feature vis- children meet new people and differ- and diversity in education in a re- Disabilities came out last week to run its from different guest experts. ent people, and that helps society in ally fun way and to expose the kids to a Sledge Hockey Clinic for about 60 general. It breaks down stereotypes something new.” students at the Balmoral Recreation Riverdale to receive new wastewater service in April Staff tershed, according to a release on Feb. outside of your home, meter readers as they are paid in full by the end of Next month, West St. Paul will offer 26. will only need to enter your home if the year. more residents a new era of services This wastewater infrastructure is al- the meter requires servicing or is oth- This wastewater service upgrade thanks to improved wastewater re- ready in use in Whistler Hollow. erwise faulty. provides economic and environmen- moval. There is still some work to be done The fi rst wastewater service bills will tal benefi ts to residents, landowners Riverdale will become the most re- to ensure West St. Paul residents can be sent in July. The initial bill will in- and the community at large. We ap- cent West St. Paul community to use use the service. clude a $1,900 charge from the City of preciate the co-operation of West St. the Main Street Trunk Sewer Line The installed meters in Riverdale Winnipeg, a required one-time buy- Paul residents during this transition starting on April 1. will be read electronically before the in charge, plus a $600 bill for the me- period. This is an important step in creat- system is turned on, to get the base- ter used in the billing process. Those with any questions are en- ing a regional sewer and wastewater line data which will be used to ensure While there is a 30-day grace period couraged to contact the RM of West treatment solution that will service residents are accurately charged for for this bill, no interest charges will St. Paul municipal offi ce by calling the R.M. of West St. Paul and improve their use of the wastewater service. apply for either the City of Winnipeg 204-338-0306. the quality of life in the Red River wa- As these meters can be read from buy-in charge or the meter fee as long Next Home Game KJHL FINALS Peguis Juniors Game 2 - Sun., Mar. 27th 2:30 pm Game 4 - Tues., Mar. 29th 7:30 pm Game 6 - Sun., Apr. 3rd 7:30 pm Meet the Fishermen #24 Nigel Hoydalo at the Selkirk Rec Centre Defence The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 23 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Selkirk, Peguis to clash again in KJHL fi nal

By Brian Bowman Selkirk’s Drayton Mendrun opened The Selkirk Fishermen will have a and closed the game’s scoring while chance for a three-peat as they vie Scott Thomas, Horanski, and Talon for another Keystone Junior Hockey Kelly also tallied. League championship. St. Malo’s Kyle Fortin scored a sec- Selkirk came back from a 2-1 series ond-period power-play goal on Liske. defi cit against St. Malo - winning Liske was solid once again, stopping three straight games in a six-day pe- 30 shots. riod – to capture the South Division The Fishermen evened the best-of- fi nal. seven series at two games apiece af- The Fishermen capped off the series ter a solid 4-2 road win March 16 in win with a convincing 8-3 triumph St. Malo. over the Warriors in St. Malo on Mon- Mendrun scored a pair of fi rst- day evening. period goals for Selkirk (the second “We kept talking about momentum coming on the power play) but Jessi game after game and period after pe- Freund cut that lead in half early in riod and we did that in the last three the third. games,” said Fishermen head coach Ilchena put Selkirk up 3-1 and then Chris Poponick. Horanski added an empty-net goal. Selkirk, which held period leads of St. Malo’s Bryden Johnson closed out 5-1 and 6-3, received a two-goal and the scoring with a goal with just 25 four-point effort from Karl Fey in seconds left in the game. Game 6. In the North Division fi nal, Peguis Kale Ilchena and Jeremy Pachkowsky defeated OCN 9-7 last Friday to win also scored twice for Selkirk while their best-of-seven series in six games. Connor Spratt and Milan Horanski This year’s KJHL fi nal will be a re- RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL added singles. match between Selkirk and Peguis. The Fishermen’s Jeremy Pachkowsky (17) scored twice in Selkirk’s 8-3 “In my opinion, we have three lines Poponick expects another tough se- win on Monday. that are getting tighter and tighter and ries – featuring plenty of good hockey a fourth line that has a group of guys - with the Juniors. that can cycle (the puck),” Poponick “(Last year) was really great hockey Game 3 of the series will return to Pe- ora of fans come out and watch the said, noting the Fishermen have add- and I hate the fact people keep bring- guis on Monday (8 p.m.) and Selkirk KJHL fi nals at the Selkirk Rec Com- ed Harley Hoydalo to their lineup. ing up the brawl,” Poponick said. “It on Tuesday (7:30 p.m.). plex. Jordy Hill, on the power play, Riley was one incident that tainted the en- If necessary, Game 5 will be played “I hope fans come out to watch some Hunter and Jeff Froese replied for St. tire series because it was really good in Peguis on April 1, followed by fantastic hockey,” he said. “Last year’s Malo. Jordan Liske made 30 saves for hockey up until the last fi ve minutes.” Game 6 in Selkirk on April 3. A series- series had 1,200, 1,300, 1,500 fans out the win The KJHL fi nal begins tonight in deciding Game 7 is set for April 5 in and it was such a wonderful atmo- Last Saturday, the Fishermen Peguis (8 p.m.) while Game 2 will be Peguis. sphere to be part of.” downed the Warriors 5-1 in Selkirk. played Sunday in Selkirk (2:30 p.m.). Poponick would love to see a pleth- Selkirk Judo Club members compete in Vancouver, Edmonton

Submitted Malinowski and Kuch, meanwhile, On Monday morning, they had the of the Selkirk club’s coaches, in an The Selkirk Judo Club’s Damien competed in U18 Men under 73 kg opportunity to attend a technical ses- email. Ekosky, Riley Malinowski and Joey and U21 Men over 100 kg, respec- sion with Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki - a “We are pleased with their effort,” Kuch competed at the 2016 Pacifi c In- tively. They were unable to reach the former World champion from Japan - Justin Ekosky won three straight ternational Judo Championships in medal podium. and one of the top judo groundwork matches to win gold in U16 Men un- Richmond, B.C. on March 5-6. On March 6, Ekosky competed in experts in the world. der 66 kg while teammate Bailey Ma- The tournament attracted approxi- the Senior Men under 73 kg division, Meanwhile, six Selkirk club mem- linowski won bronze in the same divi- mately 300 entries from across Cana- fi nishing with a 2-2 record. He had a bers competed at the Edmonton In- sion. Joey Kuch won gold in U18 Men da, the United States, and Japan. decisive win over an opponent from ternational Judo Championships at over 90 kg while Damien Ekosky won On March 5, Ekosky competed in the Japan. Kuch also competed in a tough the West Edmonton Mall on March silver in U18 Men under 73 kg and U18 under 73 kg weight division. With senior division but did not place. 11-13. There were over 700 competi- fi nished out of the medals with a 1-1 13 fi ghters in his division, he won four On March 7-8, Malinowski and tors at this prestigious event. record in Senior Men under 73 kg. straight matches to capture the gold Ekosky remained in Vancouver to par- “Our athletes had good preparation Schaelyce Kopp and Riley Ma- medal, defeating Geoffrey Hanks ticipate in a two-day national training and a good performance in Vancouver linowski also competed but did not from B.C. in the fi nal. camp. and Edmonton,” said Brian Jones, one place. 24 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 Steelers swept by defending-champion Terriers Portage continues MJHL dominance against Selkirk

By Brian Bowman Michael Knaub and the talented The Selkirk Steelers’ fi nal playoff Shawn Bowles tallied in the middle game against the Portage Terriers was frame. a microcosm of their entire season. Portage made it seven straight goals It was, at times, not very pretty. early in the third as Ryan Hendrix and Portage rudely ended Selkirk’s sea- Shawn Bowles scored. son with a dominating 9-3 victory last After Jake Dudar and Riley Derlago Friday at the Selkirk Rec Complex. scored to pull Selkirk to within 7-3, “The last two years have been tough Ryan Sokoloski and Hendrix closed on the boys,” said Ken Petrash, the out the scoring late in the third. Steelers’ director of hockey opera- Portage took a commanding 3-0 tions, Saturday afternoon. “We’re still series lead after a 6-2 home win on trying to put together some solid play- March 16. ers that we have had the last seven, The Terriers exploded for four goals eight years. Those Steeler-mentality in the fi rst 10:26 of the game. Brad type of players that win at all cost. Bowles started the scoring barrage, “And we don’t have that right now.” followed by Chase Brakel, Brandon The visitors completely controlled Stanley, and Stonewall’s Braydon Game 4 of the series, building period MacDonald. leads of 3-1 and 5-1. The Terriers’ out- Dallas Starodub put Selkirk on the shot the Steelers 46-24. board with a power-play goal midway “(I don’t think) the 9-3 loss was in- in the second period but Brad Bowles RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL dicative of the entire series,” Petrash made it 5-1 Portage with a goal about Selkirk’s assistant captain Dallas Starodub (8) scored twice in the said. “But I think the boys checked out fi ve minutes later. Steelers’ Game 3 lose to the Portage Terriers. at some point in the game and fi gured Starodub and Shawn Bowles then guys. But it’s not all about those two advance to play the winner of the it was over.” traded goals in the third. guys, they also have a very strong Winnipeg Blues/Virden Oil Capitals’ Dexter Kuczek started the game well “The Bowles’ brothers, that line back end.” series. for Selkirk, scoring just 1:27 into the alone, plays 40 minutes a game,” Pe- For the game, Portage outshot Sel- In the other semifi nal, the Steinbach contest. But Jeremey Leipsic, with a trash noted. “They’re out there every kirk 36-16. Pistons will battle the Winkler Flyers. pair, and Riley Thiessen replied for second shift. Nobody in this league With the series win, the Terriers will Portage in the fi rst period and then that I know can handle those two Varsity girls win indoor track and fi eld banner

By Brian Bowman girls to continue to excel when the The Selkirk Royals had several outdoor season begins. very good performances at the “They’re a really focused group 2016 High School Series Indoor and they like hanging together,” Track and Field Championship Gurney said. “They want to go out last Thursday at the University of and do well in outdoor as well.” Manitoba. The Royals had plenty of athletes Selkirk was especially good in reach the fi nals in their events last the varsity girls’ events as the Roy- Thursday. als won the banner. Those same In fact, Gurney was impressed girls also won the KPAC banner, so with Selkirk having four athletes it has been a great season for the fi nish in the top 11 in the senior Royals. women’s shot put. Bailey Purse “A lot of these girls were in fi nished fourth, followed by Jessi- Grade 11 when they won a provin- ca Friesen (fi fth), Jillian Tompkins cial banner last year,” said Royals’ (seventh) and Tiffany Addison track and fi eld coach Scott Gurney. (11th). “They were part of something re- Other highlights saw Selkirk’s ally good last year and they have Tristan Allen fi nish second in the SUBMITTED PHOTO just continued on. They have lots of senior men’s 400-metre dash while The Selkirk Royals’ senior girls, from left to right, Alex Kurys, Victoria Stutsky, enthusiasm and they work hard.” Amy Wiebe was third in the senior Amy Wiebe, Bronwyn Neufeld, Tiffany Addison, Jessica Friesen, Bailey Purse, Gurney expects this group of women’s long jump. Jillian Tompkins, show off their banner from last week’s indoor meet. The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 25 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Steelers hope to have reason to celebrate 50th season next year

By Brian Bowman Petrash agreed that the Steelers may to be made in the The Selkirk Steelers fi nd themselves be busy this summer on the trade next couple of with a very unique situation when front. Selkirk struggled to a 23-31-6 weeks,” Petrash they head into next season. record this past season. explained. “We Selkirk will celebrate its 50th an- “It is not etched in stone that any- (wrapped up) niversary with a very large majority one on this team will be back,” Petrash Tuesday with of their team eligible to return. The warned. “We will look at all options. the awards ban- Steelers will lose just two players – of- We’re going into our 50th season and quet and then fensive forwards Riley Derlago and Ty I don’t plan on having a losing prod- the ownership Kraus – from this year’s team due to uct on the ice.” group will look aging out of junior hockey. The Steelers know they will have at which direc- “The good news is that we have 21 plenty of players with junior experi- tion that they want (Fri- of 23 players eligible to come back,” ence on their roster next year. to go in.” day) night said Ken Petrash, the Steelers’ direc- But what is unkown, however, is who Besides the problems on to watch just tor of hockey operations, Saturday af- will be their head coach. Jeff Mitchell the ice, the Steelers also about the top ternoon. “It’s just a matter of those 21, inherited the interim head coach la- had some concerns team in Canada. I’ll how many do we really want to have bel – and had Dustin Hughes join the at the gate. At- be honest, this team back.” Steelers’ coaching staff – after head tendance was an- won’t last much longer in Having 21 players eligible to return coach Wayne Bartley elected to step nounced at just 426 Selkirk with the fan support in any given year is a rarity in junior down from his head-coaching posi- for Game 4 of the Portage that it has. hockey. tion late in the season. series. That’s simply not good “The guys running it are getting “As long as I have been involved Selkirk was coming off a disastrous enough to support a Junior “A” fran- real tired – you just can’t make ends with the Steelers, I’ve never had 21 northern road trip - which included chise in the Manitoba Junior Hockey meet these days with that kind of sup- guys return,” Petrash noted. “This is a an embarrassing 11-0 loss to Swan League. port and the players have more jump new thing for me. We’ve always had Valley – when the coaching change “My fi rst turn here in the playoffs, we in their step when they have more to add eight, nine guys, so I’m looking was made. had over a 1,000 people a game,” Pe- people cheering for them. forward to it that way.” “Those are decisions that are going trash remembered. “We just broke 400 “It’s a sad thing to see in that beauti- ful arena.” Hughes named an assistant coach for U16 Team Manitoba

By Brian Bowman gram of Excellence teams last week of Operations will again be Selkirk’s held April 7-10 at the MTS Iceplex Hockey Manitoba announced the and there are a couple of local con- Kyle Prystupa (Hockey Manitoba). He and Seven Oaks Sportsplex while the coaches for the 2016 U16 and U18 Pro- nections. has held this role since 2011. U18 POE Spring Camp will run April Current Selkirk Steelers’ associate U18 Team Manitoba, meanwhile, 8-10 at the Gateway Rec Centre and coach Dustin Hughes will be an as- will be led by head coach Jeff Svein- Southdale Community Centre. sistant to Rob Smith as he guides U16 son of Winnipeg, who returns after Following the POE Spring Tourna- Team Manitoba. Hughes will join the spending last season as an assistant ment, approximately 40 players from U16 POE for the fi rst time as an assis- coach with Manitoba’s U18 team that each program will be invited to the tant coach. He served as head coach earned a silver medal at the Nation- POE TOP-40 camp May 12-15 in Por- of Garden City Collegiate this past al Women’s U-18 Championship in tage la Prairie. season. Huntsville, Ont. Each staff will lead their respective Hughes was an assistant coach with Sveinson will be joined by assistant program through the team selection the Steelers in 2013-2014 under former coaches Sarah Zacharias (Winnipeg) and team preparation process, gear- head coach Ryan Smith. As a player, and Chris McColm (Oakbank). Direc- ing up to their respective champion- Hughes was part of the Steelers’ 2003- tor of Operations for the U18 POE will ship events next fall. 2004 MJHL championship team. be Dustin Stewart (Hockey Manitoba) The U16 Team Manitoba contingent Rob Smith, meanwhile, is currently for the second time. He previously will compete at the 2016 Western working as an assistant coach with served as video coordinator at the Canada U16 Challenge Cup in Cal- the Steinbach Pistons. He has been 2015 Canada Winter Games for both gary from Oct. 19-23 with a roster fea- named as an assistant coach twice for U16 and U18 Team Manitoba. turing the province’s top male players the U16 POE (2013, 2014) and served born in 2001. again as a late replacement last sea- The Program of Excellence process In early November, U18 Team Mani- son for a third time with the program. will begin early next month in Winni- toba will compete at the National Also joining Hughes on Smith’s staff peg with the spring camp seeing 102 Women’s U18 Championship hosted is Darren Webster of the Swan Valley players invited in their respective cat- by Hockey Canada. The host site will Dustin Hughes will be an assistant Stampeders. egories. be announced at a later date. coach of U16 Team Manitoba. Overseeing the program as Director The U16 POE Spring Camp will be 26 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Rebels win Midget ‘AA’ city title By Brian Bowman we really move the puck around well.” The Lord Selkirk/Seven Oaks Reb- The Rebels started the series with els Midget hockey team was real good wins of 4-3 and 6-2 (Lord Selkirk/ during the regular season. Seven Oaks controlled the majority of And they were even better in the Game 2) before losing 2-1 in Game 3. post-season. Lord Selkirk/Seven Oaks did not play The Rebels capped off a tremendous with any urgency, said Hares, in that season by defeating the Assiniboine Game 3 loss. Park Rangers 3-1 in their best-of-fi ve Defensively, Lord Selkirk/Seven championship series. This was the Oaks was second-best in the league fi rst-ever Rebels’ team to win a city during the regular season, allowing championship since their inception just 70 goals in 28 games. And they four years ago. continued that defensive dominance “We beat a very good Rangers’ in the playoffs. team,” said Rebels’ head coach Al “Our game is all defence,” Hares Hares. “I don’t think they expected us stressed, noting Rebels’ captain Tyler to play that well. The way we play, I Gerein played the fi nal series with a SUBMITTED PHOTO think, frustrates teams.” broken arm. “The only team that had a The Lord Selkirk/Seven Oaks Rebels hockey team capped off a great Lord Selkirk/Seven Oaks clinched better record goals-against-wise was season to win the Hockey Winnipeg “AA” Midget city championship. the series win with a 5-2 victory in the Rangers.” The Lord Selkirk/Seven Oaks Rebels hockey team capped off a great Game 4 on Sunday at the Selkirk Rec After receiving a fi rst-round bye season to win the Hockey Winnipeg “AA” Midget city championship. Back Complex. The Rebels trailed 2-1 be- in the playoffs, the Rebels defeated row, Brady Thompson, Tanner Chwartacki, Nigel Nielsen, Darian Morris- fore mounting the impressive come- the River East Marauders in a tough, back. physical best-of-fi ve semifi nal series. Izzard, Drake Ballantyne, Nicholas Zirk, Jordy Longbottom; middle row, “We were working hard but things Lord Selkirk/Seven Oaks won that se- Derek Woloshyn, Owen Anderson, Tyler Gerein,Steve Ryback; front row just weren’t working our way,” Hares ries three games to one. Tyson Parker, Reece Tessier, Reed Hoium, Liam McIvor, Nikolai Gilbert, noted. The Rebels’ post-season success was Evan Bedard, and goalies Connor Mcknight and Ryan Zdrill. Coaches are The Rebels did a great job shutting a pleasant surprise for a young group Ryan Mueller, Al Hares and Dan Sinclair. down the Rangers, who fi nished the of players. regular season in fi rst place with a 22- “It was a really good year,” Bedard, the team this year. We were mostly season. 5-1 record. 16, said, noting just two players reside 2000s and 99s.” “Those guys were still teaching with “We used our speed pretty well,” in the Seven Oaks area. “Everyone Hares, meanwhile, wanted to give 20 seconds left to go,” Hares noted. said Rebels’ assistant captain Evan developed really well as players and credit, of course, to his players but “That’s the kind of people we need in Bedard, who scored four goals and as people. We all went into the year also to his other coaches and manag- this game today. had two assists in the championship not really knowing each other and we er. Hares said assistants Dan Sinclair “And the parents this year were as series. “We’re a fast team, not the bonded pretty well as a team. and Ryan Mueller and manager Dar- good as I have ever seen in all of the most physical team and they are, but “We didn’t have many older kids on rell Bedard did a fantastic job this past years that I’ve been coaching.” Skating excellence awarded

RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED The Selkirk Skating Club hosted a “Movie Mania” Ice Show, which was well attended, last Saturday at the Selkirk Rec Complex. The local club also announced several year-end award winners for this past season. Pictured, from left to right, are award winners: Jenny Friesen (Passion Skater), Cali Boychuk (STARSkater of the Year), Lindsey Hopkins (Award of Excellence), Marissa Koop (Passion Skater), Hannah Beshk-Penner (Volunteer of the Year). The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 27 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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Fire Fighters Wanted Call A.I.M. for Work able. All interested Avenue, Clandeboye, Manitoba or on our website Comfortable 2 bed- at 204-482-2130 or applicants email re- at www.rmofstandrews.com. The East Selkirk Fire Department is currently accepting applications for Fire Fighters. room, partly fur- 1-800-494-4179. sume to: gellersw- Dated this 21st day of March, 2016. Applicants must be a resident of the RM. of St. Clements and reside within the East Selkirk Fire Depart- nished, available [email protected]. ment’s Fire District. immediately. Selkirk, Andrew Weremy Applicants: excellent location. Chief Administrative Offi cer s -USTBEYEARSOFAGEOROLDER No pets/Non-smoker R.M. of St. Andrews s -USTHAVE'RADE%DUCATION(IGH3CHOOL$IPLOMAOR'%$ preferred. Must be s -USTBEMEDICALLYANDPHYSICALLYlTFOR&IRE&IGHTINGDUTIES$OCTORS#ERTIlCATEMUSTBEPROVIDED employed, referenc- s -USTHAVEORBEABLETOOBTAINA-ANITOBA#LASS$RIVERS,ICENSEWITHh!IR"RAKE%NDORSEMENTv es required. Ideal for The Selkirk Friendship Centre HELP WANTED s -USTSUPPLYA$RIVERS!BSTRACT young couple or sin- is accepting resumes for s -USTHAVEORBEABLETOOBTAIN3TANDARD&IRST!ID#02 gle. 1-204-487-0958. Full Time (Term Position) BIRDS HILL PARK s )FSELECTEDFORANINTERVIEWMUSTPROVIDEA#RIMINAL2ECORDSCHECKINCLUDING6ULNERABLE3ECTOR#LEARANCE -USTHAVE,EVEL!CCREDITED&IRElGHTING#ERTIlCATEORMUSTBEABLETOOBTAIN HOUSE Parent Program Coordinator FOR SALE Required for Beach Concession !PPLICATIONSWILLBERECEIVEDFORTHEABOVEPOSITIONUNTIL4:00 PM Friday April 15, 2016 & Child Care Assistant/Early for the upcoming season )NTERESTEDPERSONSAREASKEDTOSUBMITARESUMECLEARLYMARKEDh%AST3ELKIRK&IRE$EPARTMENTvBYMAIL FAX Private Sale, 3 bed- Childhood Educator or email to the address listed below. room, 1107 sq. ft. for the Onashiwin Aboriginal completely renovated Looking for mature, honest, 4HE%AST3ELKIRK&IRE$EPARTMENTWOULDLIKETOTHANKALLWHOHAVEAPPLIEDANDADVISETHATONLYTHOSE home with double ga- Head Start Program punctual and reliable SELECTEDFORANINTERVIEWWILLBEFURTHERNOTIlED rage on 1.1 acres, 2 Our program values its commitment towards individuals. Ken Sim, Director of Protective Services minutes South of The early childhood education and child develop- R.M. of St. Clements Rolling Mills at 102 ment. If you are an Early Childhood Educator II Applications will be accepted on 1043 Kittson Road, Box 2 Group 35 RR1 or III or Child Care Assistant please send your Craig Ave. West in St. Saturday, April 9 & Sunday, April 10 East Selkirk, Manitoba R0E 0M0 Andrews. Available resume to: Telephone: Selkirk 204-482-3300 immediately. Asking Selkirk Friendship Centre Inc. 1pm - 4pm Winnipeg: 204-474-2642 425 Eveline Street, Selkirk, Manitoba R1A 2J5 $244,900. Call Violet Springfi eld Curling Rink Toll Free: 1-888-797-8725 Fax: 1-204-482-3098 Deadline for Applications is Email: [email protected] 204-509-2516 or leave Friday April 8, 2016 at 4:30pm 27019 PTH 15, Dugald, MB message. www.rmofstclements.com 28 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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Deer feed, $9; herd. Can arrange ––––––––––––––––––– sz.38-40, pants in- to ship. Free info & 198-passenger Ocean verse osmosis sys- relief. Benefi ts hu- black oil sunfl ower delivery. www.sweet- Outback GPS system, seam (leg) 30 out seam DVD: www.Norwood- Endeavour. Call for tems, $220. Paterson mans and pets. EVA is seeds, $21. Interlake landsalers.com Ken includes Max monitor 36, immac. cond., Sawmills.com/400OT details! 1-800-363- iron removers/$520. composed of proteins, Potato Farm, phone Sweetland, Lundar, & E Drive X steering $100; men’s purple 1-800-566-6899 Ext: 7566 or visit: www.ad- Greensand iron odour amino acids, minerals, 204-886-2676. 1 mile MB 204-762-5512 system, monitor has pinned striped suit, 400OT. venturecanada.com. removal systems, lipids and water. Key N. of Teulon on #7 & 1 ––––––––––––––––––– RTK unlock, asking coat & white shirt sz. ––––––––––––––––––– (TICO#04001400) $720. All Seasons compounds that work mile E. on Rd. 95N. Charolais yearling $9500 + GST obo, XL., pants measure- Reforestation nursery ––––––––––––––––––– Furnishings 204-661- to stimulate red blood bulls for sale, Red only 3 years old, new ments same as above, seedlings of hardy Imagine your dream 8581. cell production & carti- PETS Factor or White. Also 1 cost $15,000 plus; $100. Both suit, coats trees, shrubs, & ber- vacation, in Cuba and lage cell regeneration Red Factor 2 year old. Bernese Mountain one used RTK Royer, & pants have recently ries for shelterbelts or oceanfront. We’ve & development. Stone- Good prices. Good PERSONAL Dog pups for sale. 2 $1500 + GST obo.; 1 been dry cleaned., had landscaping. Spruce & gone 10 times. You get wall Elk Products Ltd., birth weights. Call 21st Century Home males and 3 females, used E drive T/C black very little use. LN sz. 9 Pine from $0.99/tree. full value with our ex- 204-467-8428 or e- John at 204-383-0308. Church – Inviting 15 wks. old, fi rst shots box, $1500 obo. Call safety shoes EC, only Free shipping. Re- pertise free by acting mail stonewoodelk@ committed trans- and dewormed. Ph. 204-292-0843. worn about 2 wks., placement guarantee. now. trippvacations.ca hotmail.com denominational 204-292-3752 or 204- HAY & FEED $60; BN never used 1-866-873-3846 or or 204-770-7771. evangelical seekers 635-2437. 215 mixed round hay Don’t forget to EWO student desk www.treetime.ca. of Christian matu- UPCOMING bales. Average weight send your special study lamp still in box, MUSICAL EVENTS rity, authenticity and LIVETOCK 1000 lbs. or plus. Pric- wishes to your $15; BN never used 1 INSTRUMENTS es $25 - $30. Call 204- leadership. Apply Annual General meet- 20 red and black friends and family brown leather wallet w/ McSherry Auction 268-2270. Wanted – used musi- now for upcoming ing Monday, March 28, Angus 2 year old with a message change purse & side ––––––––––––––––––– Upcoming Auctions cal stringed instru- sessions in May, 2016 at 7:30. We need bulls, moderate birth lock, $15; Sunbeam 2 Large round bales of in the ments. Also: amps, June, September, volunteers to fi ll exec- weights and good per- - slice toaster in EWO, Vintage Car & Tools alfalfa/grass for sale. etc. Phone 204-376- October and Novem- utive positions and to formance. Will semen $15. 204-785-8598 Saturday, March 26 Phone 204-633-4783 5244, Arborg. ber 2016. keep the club running. test and deliver when Selkirk. @ 10:00 am or 204-792-2918. kknaggs@mymts. you need them. Phone 75 Firebird * 74 Nova 2Dr net or 204-757-2300 204-278-3372 or 204- * 70 MGB Convert * 52 McSherry Auction (leave message) 861-0600 Inwood. Service Ltd Austin * Along with Tools Lockport Mb. VINTAGE CAR & & Car Parts TOOL AUCTION Gun Auction Sat Mar 26th@ 10:00 am Saturday, April 2 Don’t forget Stonewall, MB @ 9:30 am #12 Patterson Drive to send Vintage Service Station Everything you need to 70 MGB Convert * 75 & Coca Cola your special Firebird * 74 Nova 2 Dr Sunday, April 10 * 52 Austin * Tools * Car @ 10:00 am wishes to Parts * Yard * Antiques your friends promote your business * Household * Go to website for viewing and family Go To Web For Full List! or call to consign! FLYERS LETTERHEAD Stuart McSherry Stonewall, MB with a McSherry Auction #12 Patterson Drive Service Ltd. message in BROCHURES ENVELOPES (204) 467-1858 or Stuart McSherry (204) 886-7027 (204) 467-1858 or the Record (204) 886-7027 BUSINESS CARDS INVOICES www.mcsherryauction.com www.mcsherryauction.com PUBLIC AUCTION McSherry Auction Service Ltd STICKERS ESTIMATE SHEETS Ken Walford & Hugh Lamont ACREAGE AUCTION Dominion City, Manitoba BRIAN & TANJA PARISIEN WINDOW DECALS POSTERS Saturday, April 2, 10:00am Saturday April 9th @ 11:00 am Location: 60 Coulter St., Town of Dominion City · SOCIAL MEMO PADS Rain Date: Sunday, April 3 South Junction, MB, Hwy 12 Go East All items sold in “as is, where is” condition with no Through Town 5 Miles on Rd 3N warranties implied or expressed. Contact: (204) 437-2842 TICKETS POST CARDS SOLD AT APPROX. 2:30 PM: 2007 Cadillac Escalade vehicle Recreation-2011 Hurricane Sundeck DS 2000, with hitch (approx. 170,000km)* 52ft. Fruehauf Trailer* 1952 Mack 23” Open Bow w Yamaha 150 HP 4 Stroke DOOR HANGERS PRESENTATION Truck Model B, no key, needs ignition switch*1951 Ford ½ ton truck, fl athead 8 cyl & transmission rebuilt, fender need paint, starting bid at ,Trailer, only 138 Hrs * 05 American Star 5th $7000.00* 1952 Zephyr car (runs, needs battery)* 1650 MF tractor Wheel 32’ Camper, 4’ Slide Out, A/C * 94 Sierra FOLDERS mower & tiller(needs carb kit)*, 2005 JD 500 4x4 ATV & blade, only 460 miles*Toro 26 in. 826 snowblower*JD LT150 tractor mower & bag- 5th Wheel 34’ Camper, A/C * Polaris Indy 500 ger* JD LT 180 lawn tractor mower* Kubota T1770 tractor lawn mower Snowmobile * 07 Arctic Cat 4 x 4 700 Quad w c/w bagger* EZ -GO & Club Car golf carts (needs batteries)*Yamaha Dozer * Tractor & Equip-Case 1070 Cab P. Shift PW 50 kid dirt motorcycle* Garden tractor yard wagon* Yard trailer sprayer* Toro push mower & bagger* Go-Cart, needs recoil cover* 540/1000 w Leon 707 FEL 7163 Hrs. * NH 315 DeWalt 740 radial arm saw*Bicycles* Large assortment of shop items, Square Baler * Hesston 5500 RD Baler * 12 ‘ tools, vehicle parts & accessories* Hydraulic lines*Extension cords* As- Deep Tiller * Horses & Tack-96 B H Featherlite sort of yard & garden items* Deck storage box* Assort of shop tools* 16’ Tandem Stock Trailer * 2 Quarter Horses Receiver hitches* Battery chargers* Chains * Bear traps * Extension lad- ders* Assort of household items and furniture* and more Antiques: Saddle Broke * 60’ Rd Horse Training Pen * 100 year old English oak round table,6 chairs, hutch, china cabinet, Roping, Western & New Synthetic Saddles * 2) excellent condition, starting bid $3000.00 (sold at approx. 2:00 PM)* fl oor ashtrays* wooden wall telephone, radios, and more. NOTE: The Electric Fencers * Along w Yard Items * Guns shop yard has been leased out and all items must be sold. Most of the * Tool*, Farm Misc * Home Repair * Household Today! items will be sold indoors in the big shop. This is a must sale to attend Call and some Antiques * Go To Web For Full List * as many interesting items will be sold. TERMS: Cash, Debit, MC, Visa Accepted * All items must be paid for on Stuart McSherry Stonewall, Manitoba day of sale * Items may be added or deleted before sale time. (204) 467-1858 or (204) 886-7027 For further information call Ken at 204-427-3265 785-1618 Items can be viewed on www.rent-a-auctioneer.ca www.mcsherryauction.com The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 29 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM

The family of the late Dorothy Stewart would like to thank Dr. S. Prematilake and his offi ce staff and all the nurses and staff at the Selkirk Gen- eral Hospital for all their kindness and care for our mother, Dorothy Stewart. We would also like to thank all of her family and friends who visited her and helped her in any way. We would also like to thank Pastor Ron Hagglund for his words of encouragement and hope in Christ Jesus, and for his memories of the beautiful music at Bethel Chapel played by Mom and Jean for many years. A special thank you to Sharlene Barker for playing piano, to very special family friend Lila Smith for her memories of Mom, to Cindy Little for the video presentation, to the pallbearers, and to Lovely Lunch Service. In lieu of fl owers, donations can be made to Bethel Chapel or the Gideon’s Society. Thank you to Gilbarts Funeral Home of Selkirk for their arrangements.

ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Gerald Popp would like to Stanley Kostiuk Tara Lamb (Wachal) express our deep gratitude to all those who took October 18, 1922 – March 19, 2014 July 4, 1973 – March 24, 2005 time to send their condolences and messages of One of the greatest gifts we’ve ever had, The world changes from year to year. support. Your cards, fl owers, baking and dona- Was a gift from God, we called him Dad. Our love holds fast as the years roll by. Gerald Bracken tions will always be remembered. All your visits, It’s been two years but we still see your face, In the silence of our minds, March 23, 2014 phone calls, kind words and hugs were truly ap- From the pictures we have hanging Where no one else can see, Each time we look at your picture preciated during this time of our loss. Much love In a very special place. Your voice, your smile, You seem to smile and say, and thanks. Your smile will last forever, Your memory is kept so tenderly. Don’t be sad but courage take -Diane, Corinne, Debra and families As will the twinkle in your eye. Though we are worlds apart, And love each other for my sake. The hardest thing in life to bear, Tara, you are always on our minds Still loved, still missed ANNOUNCEMENTS Is to want your Dad and he is not there. And forever in our hearts. -Evelyn and family With broken hearts we whisper low, BIRTHDAY -Love Mom, Dad, Shannon (Mike) We love you Dad and miss you so. and Jay As long as we live we will always be glad, We were your children and you were our Dad. Don’t Forget ANNOUNCEMENTS We’ll always love and miss you, And wish that you were here, IN MEMORIAM It’s the heartache of your absence, Your Loved Ones That always brings us tears. WITH AN Daryl Deneka Our thoughts are always with you, August 11, 1974 – March 25, 2015 Your place no one can fi ll; ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE You gave no one a last farewell, In life we loved you dearly, Nor ever said good-bye; In death we love you still. You were gone before we knew it, We will always love and miss you. And only God knows why. -Your loving family Call 785-1618 or email [email protected] A million times we will miss you, Pinky and Walter, Bev and Frank, A million times we will cry; grandchildren and great grandchildren If love alone could have saved you, You never would have died. In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still; Don’t Forget Your Loved Ones In our hearts you hold a place, No one else can fi ll. It broke our hearts to lose you, WITH AN ANNOUNCEMENT But you didn’t go alone; For part of us went with you, The day God took you home. IN THE We will meet again someday Tom Pruden I know in a better place. March 22 I thank God He made you our brother Happy 80th Birthday While you were here on earth. To a wonderful Husband, Dad, -Love Mom, Auntie Ethyl, Jeff, Cheryl, Grampa and Great-Grampa, Chantel and Courtney and all round good guy! Hope you stick around for a long time. -Love you lots, your family Classifi ed booking There will be a come and go tea deadline is on Saturday, March 26 from 1-4 p.m. at Clandeboye Hall Monday 4 p.m. prior to No gifts please, Thursday’s publication. just the pleasure of your company Call 785-1618 or Call 785-1618 email [email protected] 30 The Selkirk Record Thursday, March 24, 2016 Classifi eds a break > GAMES CLUESPUZZLE ACROSS NO. 524 take 1. Listen again 27. Overpowering 54. Yonder 7. Expressed sentiments respect 57. Exact 13. Membrane 28. "____ of the 59. Grabbed a bite 14. Pelvic areas Spider Woman" 61. Having two feet 16. Blood type 30. Influence 63. Work for nine 17. Vacated 31. Northern 64. Rose spike 19. Fullback 32. Weasel 65. Percentage 20. Nissan’s tiny car 33. Barbers' trim 66. Not right 34. Newsreel maker 22. Be able to 70. Cathedral part 35. "Eyes of Laura 71. "____ Sematary" 23. Outcast ____" 25. Day laborer 72. Makeshift bed 37. Soft fabric 73. Loiter 26. Greek prophetess 39. Pin-up girl 74. Run into 28. Soluble ribonucleic acid 40. Blame 76. Bee chaser 29. Sirius Satellite Radio 43. College vine 78. Use a bench 30. Actor Josh 44. Adult scrod 80. Head 31. A way to clean 45. Whetstone 81. Prompter's 33. Left 47. Sheer curtain offering 34. Compensated fabric 36. Member of U.S. Navy 49. Mechanic's milieu 52. Body 38. Reject 40. Group of notes sounded together Copyright © 2010, Penny Press 41.ACROSS Christian holiday 48. Dizziness 85. Farr's feature 43.1. European Steeple part river 50. Mexican 86. Lease 44.6. Female Pouchlike hippart hop group food item 87. Attack 45.9. Score Venetian ruler 51. Reason 53. Buzzing insect 4. Italian Island imagination 47.13. Moved Anglers' fast boots DOWN 15. Purplish shade 55. Roll 5. Cooked1. in Gulpa specifi c style 37. Satisfaction 48.17. Chronicles Poet Pound (abbr. Biblical)56. Gauzy fabric 6. Smelling or tasting unpleasant 38. Reversal 51. Type of tie 2. Tropical rodent 18. Glacial cover 57. 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