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Home | Life | Investments | Group | Business | Farm | Travel 2 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 Interlake docs urge health authority to merge ERs Group threatens to quit if nurses continue to run emergency rooms By Austin Grabish Several ERs are under nurse-man- A group of Interlake doctors is aged care in the Interlake and have threatening to walk off the job if the been for years. perpetual practice of using nurses to The practice meant initially only run emergency rooms doesn’t end. to be temporary, sees nurses triage A letter obtained by the Record, and patients and determine if a patient at least one other media outlet last should be sent home, treated by a week, stated ER doctors in the Inter- nurse, or sent in an ambulance to a lake will no longer support the prac- hospital with a doctor. tice in “any capacity” unless the RHA The RHA and province have both re- RECORD FILE PHOTO BY AUSTIN GRABISH agrees to amalgamate ERs in the re- peatedly touted the practice as “nor- A group of Interlake doctors is threatening to walk off the job if the gion by May 1. mal.” Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority doesn’t put an end to “What’s happened is the doctors In 2013, former RHA CEO John Stin- nurse-managed care. Pictured above is the entrance to the emergency have banded together. They’ve sent son said the practice was a “very good” room in Gimli. a letter to say ‘hey, we really need solution to the Interlake’s growing to move away from nurse-managed doctor shortage. problem and discuss what their “exit fi rst sign of doctors having worked care,’ “ said Interlake-Eastern Region- Three years later, VanDenakker said strategy” looks like. together to try to come up with a re- al Health Authority CEO Ron VanDe- that’s now changed. VanDenakker said he doesn’t see the gional solution.” nakker. “We have to rely on (the physicians’) doctors’ letter as a threat, but instead Last month the RHA said it was VanDenakker said the doctors have professional integrity and skill,” he as an opportunity to work together short as many as 45 doctors. suggested some ERs like Gimli and said. “When their college and insurers noting a challenge has been a division When the Record asked the RHA for Arborg or Ashern and Eriksdale be and nursing unit says ‘hey, we tried amongst doctors in the region. a detailed breakdown explaining the joined together. this and this isn’t sustainable,’ we “There’s been no group practices, doctor shortage by hospital, we were The move, at its best, would see one have to respect that and move on to there’s been no or limited amounts of told to fi le a Freedom of Information ER staffed with a doctor as opposed coming up with what’s going to work.” docs backing one another up, helping request. to having two ERs open but without He said the RHA is in talks with the each other out when there’s vacations That request, fi led last Thursday, has adequate staffi ng resources. doctors to work out a solution to the things like that,” he said. “This is the yet to be fulfi lled. your vote matters! Re-elect

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bank brighter. | sunovacu.ca The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 3 Robert Smith School students stretch away stress kids having stress and anxiety and Program helps parents asking if teachers can help,” Yeomans said. RECORD students exercise About 60 students have joined the PHOTOS BY club, which saw students outside DAVE BAXTER stretching on Monday for the fi rst Robert Smith their mind, body time this spring. School student “I promised them that after Easter By Dave Baxter Lenae Peebles we will meet every recess, and spring Robert Smith School students didn’t stretches out- just won’t come, but we came out be- let abnormally cold temperatures and side her school a little bit of snow stop them from get- cause I promised them,” Yeomans said. on Monday. ting outside on Monday. The school recently received a $600 The Selkirk school offers what it re- Healthy Schools grant to buy brand fers to as “mindful stretching,” simi- new mats for the program. lar to yoga, to its students so they can Grade 6 students Cassidy Drum- go outside every recess and exercise mond and Lenae Peebles both said their body and minds. the program is a great way to relieve “It’s a way for kids to work through stress. things like stress and anxiety,” said “I like mindful stretching because it Margo Yeomans, the school’s guid- helps me with deep breathing, so if Red River ance councillor I am upset about something this can Yeomans said the stretching pro- help me feel better,” Drummond said. gram is part of the MindUp curricu- Peebles added there are certain days lum, which teaches students to pause, when stretching and breathing really Dental Group listen, and breathe when they fi nd come in handy. themselves in situations that could “If I have a test or something like Red River Dental Group would like to announce the retirement of that it helps me a lot,” Drummond cause stress or anxiety. Dr. Ron Isfeld. Dr. Jamie Wozney and Dr Th omas Lee wish Dr. Isfeld “There has been a lot of issues with said. “It takes away the stress.” all the best on his next chapter of his life. Aft er a long search Dr. Isfeld has selected the perfect associate to continue providing care to his patients. She is a kind, compassionate and caring graduate from the University of Manitoba and is excited to join us at Red River Dental Group. All existing staff will be available to help with the smooth transition for all patients.

New and existing patients can call Red River Dental Group for all dental appointments. Call 204-482-5702 Pictured from left to right: Robert Smith School students Jersey Crate, for an appointment Aiden Brownell, Alexis Scheel and Jessa Roberts took part in some mindful stretching outside their school on a cool Monday morning. or any questions. The optional stretching program helps students exercise their body See you soon! and mind during recess. Get Ready for a Spring Full of Fun!

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sunovacu.ca | bank brighter. The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 5 Businesses step up to help elderly Scuba diving adventure in Selkirk couple assaulted in Selkirk home By Lindsey Enns community on Monday following the Two local businesses are stepping assault on Sunday night. up to help an elderly couple that was Selkirk RCMP said on Sunday seriously assaulted in their Selkirk around 8:30 p.m. they were called to home on Sunday night. an assault within a Selkirk home. Noventis Credit Union’s Selkirk Offi cers immediately responded to branch is collecting monetary dona- the scene and found an 88-year-old tions for the local couple this week male and an 85-year-old female who and Brown and Sons Construction had been “seriously assaulted and has agreed to help better secure their were suffering from injuries” inside home. their home. “My mother and father live in town The elderly couple were transported here, they’re an elderly couple as well, to hospital and are currently in stable and this just really hit home for us,” condition, RCMP said in a release on said Joanne Brown, who owns Brown Monday. and Sons Construction with her hus- Shortly after the initial call, a sec- band. “We’re going to make sure ond call was made to Selkirk RCMP they’re all secure as well.” about a suspicious male walking near Brown added their company, which the home. Offi cers then tracked down is associated with Selkirk Soil, helps the man and arrested him in relation look after a lot of local seniors. to the assaults. “We look after their snow, we’ll go Sylvia Magyar Brambilla, Selkirk’s cut their hedges, whatever they need,” Noventis Credit Union branch man- she said. “We look after quite a few se- ager, said she noticed a post on Face- niors who don’t have anybody else ... book suggesting the community help so when somebody gets hit like that the couple out so they decided to step in our town we’re going to step up to up. the plate and do what we can to help.” “When people’s security and their Brown said they plan to reinforce the ability to live safely in the communi- RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS couple’s doors and add a small secu- ty is threatened, we feel that it’s im- Dave Alderson, an instructor with Underwater Scuba and Sport rity camera system to their home. portant that the businesses and the based in Winnipeg, pictured right, gives 12-year-old Ian Gurney, “They’re probably going to be pretty people in the community step up,” pictured far left, from East Selkirk and 12-year-old James Lucas, scared to be in their home after this,” she said, adding Noventis in Selkirk is she said, adding after this incident collecting monetary donations for the pictured centre, from St. Clements, a scuba diving lesson at Selkirk she plans to better secure her own couple until the end of the day Friday. Community Pool last Thursday afternoon. The local pool, located parent’s home in Selkirk. Noventis Credit Union in Selkirk is inside the Comp, was open for spring break last week and offered a News spread quickly throughout the located at unit 1-1012 Manitoba Ave. long list of programs and activities.

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April 11, 2016. 6 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 Hundreds gather for Disability Matters debate By Dave Baxter People who live with disabilities and those who support them came to- gether for the fi rst Disability Matters Great Debate last week. Four provincial candidates gathered with hundreds of Manitobans last Thursday in Winnipeg to discuss is- sues surrounding people living with disabilities. Hundreds fi lled the room at the Nor- wood Hotel for the debate as well as two overfl ow rooms, while hundreds more watched the debate live at eight satellite locations, including one in Selkirk at the Canalta Hotel. Community Living Selkirk executive RECORD PHOTOS BY DAVE BAXTER director Maria Freeman said she was ABOVE LEFT: Brian Geoerg, pictured left, lives with a disability and Tyler Parks, pictured right, works with encouraged to see how many people people with disabilities. They were both at the Disability Matters Great Debate at the Norwood Hotel in showed up in different locations to Winnipeg last Thursday. The debate was also streamed live at eight satellite locations, including one in Selkirk watch the debate. at the Canalta Hotel. ABOVE RIGHT: Provincial candidates Vanessa Hamilton, Ian Wishart, James Beddome, “What we have found is disability is- and Kerri Irvin-Ross are seen at last week’s Disability Matters Great Debate in Winnipeg. sues never make the platforms of the parties,” Freeman said. “We are always them. door of employees.” date Vanessa Hamilton said a Liberal the last group to be looked at and we Debate moderator Marcy Markusa “When you have staff that can make government would “base wages on decided we can no longer sit idly by.” told the crowd disability staff are this a career and don’t have to leave consultations with people working in The Disability Matters campaign, among the lowest paid workforce in because they want to start a family the system.” formed by Abilities Manitoba and Manitoba and make signifi cantly less and can’t afford to live on their wages, “If we don’t take care of our work- Barrier-Free Manitoba, is asking than those working in childcare and than you can have consistent staff,” ers than we can’t take care of who is in candidates in the upcoming provin- homecare. Freeman said. “The client will have a front of them,” Hamilton said. cial election to make inclusiveness She said yearly employee turnover better quality or life because they are NDP candidate and Minister of an election issue and organized last rates for front line staff range from 25 with someone that knows them, and Family Services Kerri Irvin-Ross said week’s debate. to more than 66 per cent. they don’t have to get to know some- an NDP government must fi nd ways Liberal, PC, NDP and Green Party An adult living with a disability in one and learn to trust someone every to turn jobs into careers. candidates debated a number of is- Manitoba may have as many as 164 time there is new staff.” “It is a consistent message that I hear sues related to people living with dis- caregivers in 10 years, Markusa said. PC Candidate Ian Wishart said many about the frustration of wages,” Irvin- abilities as well as issues surround- Freeman said wages are an impor- people working with those with dis- Ross said. “We need to make sure this ing those who care for and work with tant issue because of the “revolving abilities especially in rural areas “are is full time work and not casual work.” not making a liv- Green Party Leader James Beddome ing wage.” said his party would “implement a “We recognize guaranteed income for every Manito- this has been an ban through tax reform.” ✖ ongoing problem Candidates were also asked ques- APRIL 19 VOTE for many years,” tions about getting more people with Wishart said. disabilities into the workforce and “What we need how to offer a “dignifi ed income” for STEFAN JONES to do is to exam- those with disabilities that can’t work. ine all the spend- Freeman said no party has done • Strengthen Healthcare for ing of government enough yet to get her vote, and she our aging population and look at the will not decide how she will vote un- priorities, because til she sees written specifi cs by each • 20 Million new dollars clearly looking af- party. for Mental Health ter those with dis- The provincial election is set for abilities has not April 19. • PST removed from children’s been a priority.” sporting goods Liberal candi- • Remove the land transfer tax for fi rst time home buyers TRUE NORTH MOTORS • SALES • FINANCING • WARRANTIES 2010 Ford Mustang GT PremiumP Package Convertible 15,000 Kms - Are you ready for summer? 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RECORD FILE PHOTO St. Andrews School staff and students pet Sunova Credit Union’s large St. Bernard during the school’s career fair in this October 2015 photo. Schools from across the Interlake will be at this year’s Interlake Career Expo at the Selkirk Rec Complex on Wednesday, April 13, which will include a presentation by Sunova. By Lindsey Enns This year’s Interlake Career Expo will give hundreds of students and community members the chance to check out different job options under one roof. “It’s so they don’t have to drive all the way to Winnipeg to get the same kind of information,” Options Employment Services for Youth resource assistant Kelsey Shymko said. “There’s not typically a big expo out this way so people coming from Gimli, Pinawa, and Selkirk ... people who don’t maybe drive, it’s just something more easily acces- sible for them.” This year’s career expo will take place on Wednesday, April 13 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Selkirk Rec Complex. 16042gm0 Shymko said this is the fi rst year the event is being held at the rec complex and those attending are encouraged to wear pink for anti-bullying day. Options Employment is helping organize the event and Shymko said nearly 30 exhibitors will be on site to offer up a wide range of information. Some of the exhibitors include the University of Manito- ba, Manitoba Hydro, Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Mani- toba Aerospace, the Manitoba Print Industry Association, Assiniboine Community College and more. “Some of them will be recruiting, some of them will be bringing information for their programs,” Shymko said. “We have several guest speakers as well.” The Canadian Armed Forces will be doing a demonstra- tion and some of the guest speakers will include the Ca- nadian Mennonite University and Sunova Credit Union to name a few. Food vendors will also be on site. For more information contact Kelsey Shymko at Options Employment Services for Youth by calling 204-785-1815 or via email at [email protected]. 8 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016

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PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Lana Meier Brett Mitchell Ashern couple wins ice fi shing raffl e Welcome friends. The sun was warm and bright a couple of weeks ago as I picked my way around the slippery glare ice on Gull Lake at Stead favor- ing thin snow patches for better trac- EDITOR SALES tion. I had left my truck in the parking Michelle Balharry Lindsey Enns lot choosing to hoof it out to groups of anglers scattered about the lake. I made for a young family and upon reaching them introduced myself. Our new angling friends were Ed and Julie Neiser from Winnipeg and as we stood beside their portable ice shack getting to know each other their REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER Dave Baxter Austin Grabish girl who was maybe three years old RECORD PHOTO BY ARNIE WEIDL played with great vigor in the snow Manitoba Ice Fishing Association’s (MIFA) raffl e winner, from left to as only a child can. Ed remarked how right, Laurie Anderson of Canadian Tire, Alana Waite of Smittys, Law- they liked to fi sh here for perch. rence Prouilx president of MIFA shaking hands with the winner Keith He smiled pointing to a number Zimmerman of Ashern and his wife Linda. of them lying in the snow they had caught that morning. He also said that Florida and went fi shing with a friend, He and Linda went ice fi shing at because walleye are their second fa- Jack. They were in a large kayak trout Cross Lake north of Grand Rapids. vorite fi sh they kept a hard wall shack SPORTS REPORTER ADMINISTRATION fi shing in Satellite Beach south of They were on their way out on the ice Brian Bowman Georgia Campbell on Lake Winnipeg north of Libau. Cape Kennedy and when paddling and met some guys from Winnipeg Suddenly we were startled from home a pod of dolphins suddenly who told them they could use their our easy conversation as the air was rose to the surface right beside them. holes they had drilled the day before. pierced by the little girls’ screams of They seemed to want to play as they Keith was happy with that knowing he pain. Our attention darted to her. She chattered, rolled and leapt from the wouldn’t have to go through much ice had slipped and fallen face fi rst onto water. They came so close to Tristin to hit water. They found the holes and the ice hitting her nose. Ed and I stood and Jack the guys shrieked in gleeful Keith proceeded to drill. No sooner shocked as Julie scooped her baby up excitement and a little fear as their had he started than a gush of water OFFICE MANAGER/ADS PRODUCTION checked her nose then plopped down outstretched hands touched the silky fl ooded over his boots along with a Debbie Strauss Lucy Kowalchuk cross-legged on the ice cradling and surfaces of the animals. Abruptly, as small jackfi sh. Putting the auger and rocking her child until the crying and they had appeared the dolphins dove fi sh aside Keith and Linda stood there tears faded away. Eventually all was under the murky water and were wondering how this could be. Then well. gone. it hit Keith. The water here rises and Ed and I shook hands and as I turned Jack marveled that in all his years in falls quite a bit all the time so when heading for shore, I remembered how Florida he had never seen anything the Winnipeggers had released a jack the same thing had happened in my like it and it was the best day of his back in the hole the bottom must have family years ago. been only slightly frozen trapping PRINT life. DISTRIBUTION Two or three weeks earlier the ice Dan Anderson Now my angling brothers and sis- the jack but letting enough water up Christy Brown was still pretty thick at Lockport which ters it gives me great pleasure to an- to keep it alive even as a cap of ice is where I found a Tristin Stothers of nounce the winner of the Manitoba formed at the Winnipeg sitting in a chair nursing Ice Fishing Associations’ annual raffl e top of the hole. two ice holes. It was a fi ne calm warm of a large portable ice shack and ice A great story gray day. One could hear the roaring auger, Keith Zimmerman of Ashern. Keith- thanks. river waters pouring over the gates of Keith and his wife Linda have been Until next the locks nearby as Tristin; a tall, ath- life-long outdoors folks and after set- week, bye for ADMINISTRATION letic guy gave us an unusual story. tling down a bit from learning of their now. PRODUCTION Allana Sawatzky Last year, he was vacationing in Nicole Kapusta win, Keith offered us a fi shing story.

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By Dave Baxter An emergency medicine expert says both the NDP’s and PC’s plans to fi x emergency room wait times in Manitoba are “doomed to fail.” “Manitoba is becoming the epicenter for everything that is wrong with emergency medicine in Canada,” chair of the public affairs committee for the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians Alan Drummond said. Drummond, who is based in Ottawa, is an advocate for an improved standard of emergency care in Canada and is the 2008 recipient of the Canadian Medical Association’s Sir Charles Tupper Award for Political Action. Both Selkirk NDP candidate Greg Dewar and PC candi- date Alan Lagimodiere have offered up promises they say will ease up emergency room wait times. One of the NDP’s promises involves opening more Quick- Care Clinics in Manitoba, and in a recent interview Dewar said the existing clinics are easing up wait times because “thousands of people are visiting them, so they are certain- ly working.” Drummond said “non-urgent” clinics such as QuickCare Clinics don’t solve ER problems. “In order to solve the problem you have to understand what the problem is,” Drummond said. “You’ve had ER crowding identifi ed since 1994 and every several years some incarnation of the government says they are going to fi x it, but they try to fi x it by attacking the wrong problem.” Drummond said governments in Manitoba continue to believe “overutilization or abuse of system” is the problem and the answer is to divert people with non-urgent issues to other facilities such as QuickCare Clinics. According to Drummond, a number of studies show that hospitals with long ER wait times do not have a large enough bed capacity. “The cause of ER crowding is hospital crowding, so you 16042gm2 get an emergency department that has a patient that needs to be transferred to a ward and there is no beds, so the person spends 12 to 34 hours waiting for a bed to become available,” he said. “When that bed is used by a patient that means it can’t be used by a patient in the waiting room, so it has nothing to do with directing patients elsewhere.” Drummond added many people spend long times in hos- pital beds because there is nowhere else for them to go. “So after treatment is complete you have a person, often the elderly, who can’t get a bed in a care home and they can’t be sent home, so they sit in a bed, which again leads to the overcrowding.” Three keys to stopping long ER wait times are more avail- able beds in care homes, better home care services so more patients can go home, and spending money to get higher bed capacity in hospitals, according to Drummond. “At the end of the day we know increasing bed capacity is expensive, but there is a grey tsunami coming and the prob- lem is going to get worse as the population ages,” Drum- mond said. “You are going to have to increase the number of beds because the problem isn’t going to go away.” The Manitoba PCs have pledged to create a wait times task force to tackle the problem and said they would con- sult directly with frontline workers, health professionals and “impacted stakeholders.” Lagimodiere said in a recent interview a PC government would go directly to frontline workers to ask them what they think is needed to fi x problems with health care. “There is no reason for a task force because we know ex- actly what the problems are, so I am not pleased with that announcement,” Drummond said. Drummond said if hospitals can have capacity reduced to about 85 per cent, overcrowding would be “non-existent.” 10 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 NDP pledges to fund Selkirk to Winnipeg bus route Dewar says NDP would fund 50% of the cost in wake of Beaver Bus shutdown By Dave Baxter of both the Winnipeg Transit and Sel- Finance Minister and Selkirk MLA kirk Transit operational costs. Greg Dewar says an NDP govern- “An agreed-upon transit route be- ment would fund at least 50 per cent tween the two communities will also of a public bus service between Sel- receive at least 50% funding from an kirk and Winnipeg. NDP government,” Dewar said. It was announced late last month When reached for comment last that Beaver Bus Lines will perma- week, Dewar said the party could not nently shut down their Selkirk to make the funding agreement if a pri- Winnipeg service on July 1. vate company took over a Selkirk to Last Thursday Dewar, who is seek- Winnipeg route. ing re-election, announced an NDP “In our opinion the best solution government would work with both would be for a private sector provider Winnipeg and Selkirk “to develop a to continue on with the service,” Dew- seamless transit system between the ar said. “But if that is not possible RECORD PHOTO BY DAVE BAXTER two communities.” we would be prepared to give 50 per “A daily transit system between cent of the costs if the solution can be A Beaver Bus cruises down Highway 9 in St. Andrews on its way to Winnipeg and Selkirk is important found with the City of Selkirk and the Winnipeg last week. Selkirk MLA Greg Dewar says the NDP government for our seniors, students, people with City of Winnipeg.” would fund at least 50 per cent of a public bus service between Selkirk disabilities and working and middle- Dewar cautioned despite last Thurs- and Winnipeg after Beaver Bus Lines announced late last moth they are class Manitobans,” Dewar stated in a day’s announcement it’s too early to cancelling the service as of July 1. release. “I will work with our munici- tell if the cities of Selkirk or Winnipeg have spoken with Selkirk Transit and Selkirk residents who work or go to pal partners to fi nd a solution for peo- would work to create a Selkirk to Win- they are open to discussing the con- school in Winnipeg to feel having a ple who rely on this bus service before nipeg route, but he believes “it is now cept, but they are understanding of all car is their only option. the existing service stops.” a possibility.” these logistical issues that need to be “If I worked downtown I would Currently under the NDP govern- “There are logistical challenges but I resolved.” much rather take public transporta- ment, the province covers 50 per cent Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson said tion,” he said. the city will work with the province to The Beaver Bus service currently “fi nd a solution.” takes residents back and forth from “We will not shut any doors, so of Selkirk to Winnipeg 10 times a day course we would look at it,” Johannson during the week. But the company Spring Dance said. “Citizens from all walks of life says they will discontinue their Sel- take the bus. It’s not one generation kirk to Winnipeg scheduled bus ser- or one class of society. vice on July 1 “due to decreased rider- Gordon Howard Centre “It’s going to be missed and this ship and rising expenses.” could be an opportunity to work to- Although between 250 to 300 people Banquet Hall gether on reinstating that.” use the service daily during the week, It has been reported that Beaver Bus that still isn’t enough to make it feasi- April 22, 2016 Lines Selkirk to Winnipeg service was ble, Beaver Bus Lines Selkirk division 7:00 - 11:00 pm losing money, so Johannson said he manager Kim Macdonald previously knows the city would have to look at told the Record. ways to make a service feasible. 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Fraser Stewart to be presented with a SUBMITTED PHOTO Fraser Stewart of St. Clements will Lieutenant Governor’s award this month be honoured with the Lieutenant Governor’s Volunteer Service By Dave Baxter Award this month. One of the Tri-S area’s biggest his- tory buffs will be honoured for all the work he does to take local residents “THERE ARE VERY back in time. INTERESTING STORIES THAT Fraser Stewart of St. Clements has been selected to receive the Lieu- TELL THE HISTORY OF tenant Governor’s Volunteer Service THIS AREA.” Award later this month. Stewart’s volunteer work revolves es area, where residents have lived, around bringing local history to life in worked and vacationed for decades. St. Clements and throughout the Tri-S Kelly Lewis, the chairperson of region. the Selkirk and District Community As part of the St. Clements Heritage Foundation said one of the greatest Committee, Fraser is working to cre- traits of Stewart is his “humility.” ate an online database of local his- When asked how he feels about the tory to ensure residents have a better upcoming honour, Stewart was very nity, and he wants to get that message understanding of the history that has humble. out there.” taken place right in their own back- “Well I am very honoured to be con- Stewart is also working with the Ma- SPRING FITNESS CLASSES yard. sidered, but I would say a lot of the rine Museum of Manitoba in Selkirk Bellyfit & Zumba Fitness “A lot of what we have been work- things that have been done are be- to help them update many of their ex- ing on has been making information cause of a number of people that have hibits. GIMLI & SELKIRK LOCATIONS accessible to students,” Stewart said. been involved in these projects and He is one of six recipients who will March to June 16 “With the schools there is a lot of info activities,” Stewart said. “I’ve been be presented the award by Manito- Join Anytime! about things like Canadian history or singled out, but a lot of people are a ba’s Lieutenant Governor The Hon- INFO: [email protected] medieval history, but very little histo- part of this.” ourable Janice Filmon at the 33rd An- http://janicekeryluk.zumba.com/ ry available to learn about what hap- The Selkirk and District Commu- nual Volunteer Awards on April 28. pened in this community. nity foundation nominated Stewart “There are very interesting stories for the award and Lewis said despite that tell the history of this area and Stewart’s humility his work is being different people and I hope young noticed in the community people will get inspired.” Stewart was also honoured as the Stewart also gave many volunteer Selkirk and District Community hours to make the East Beaches Heri- Foundation Citizen of the Year in No- tage Wing at the Grand Marais Com- vember 2015. munity Central building a reality. “He just goes about his work quietly The centre features displays that without making a big deal of it,” Lewis show the history of the St. Clements said. “But he has a passion for the his- area and specifi cally the East Beach- tory and what goes on in the commu- HYDRA-MOTION YOUR COMPLETE HYDRAULIC Elect SERVICE PROVIDER SERVICE | MANUFACTURE | DESIGN

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The paintings of 92-year-old Gabriel This month’s show in Selkirk will fo- don’t do it I miss it.” The Gwen Fox Gallery, located at Gely of Selkirk will hang in the gal- cus on his oil paintings, which feature Gely’s work is currently displayed 101-250 Manitoba Ave., is open Tues- lery during the A Lifetime of Art show everything from scenes from the Arc- across Canada, in galleries in Yellow- day through Saturday from 11 a.m. to until April 30. tic, to local landmarks like the Selkirk knife, Iqaluit, Calgary, Ottawa and 4 p.m. Gely was born in Paris, France in Golf and Country Club. Saskatoon. 1924 and said he has had a “passion” Gely said if he for art since he was a child. sees something Home Buying, Building & Renovation The self-taught artist witnessed Inuit that inspires him clothing and artifacts for the fi rst time he will paint it. 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Clements, Winnipeg Beach and Gimli “This budget offers a real win for have signed on to help out with the West St. Paul and Canadians as a cause. whole because it enables us to con- “Our goal is to reach out to every- tinue to build wastewater, water and one we can,” said Don Forfar, the co- SUBMITTED PHOTO other needed public infrastructure ordination team’s chair and former Don Forfar, pictured centre left, is the co-ordination team’s chair for works,” Henley, who is also a a Fed- long time St. Andrews mayor. “A lot the newly formed Red River Churches Refugee Team, a large group of eration of Canadian Municipalities of churches are reticent to sponsor a volunteers from various local and area churches who are helping bring Manitoba director, said in a release family because it’s a huge commit- three Syrian refugee families to Manitoba. last week. “I’m happy to join FCM ment. President Raymond Louie in support- “They’re much more willing to do it Forfar said they have looked at how Forfar said once the families arrive, ing this budget as it represents a real as a group of churches.” other groups have gone about spon- volunteers will be responsible for turning point for all municipalities.” The group of volunteers have soring families and they have decided driving them to their appointments, Budget 2016 recognizes the key role dubbed themselves the Red River to work with a sponsorship agree- English lessons, looking after chil- local communities play in identify- Churches Refugee Team and their ment holder, which will be one of the dren and taking them to community ing infrastructure projects needed to fi rst meeting took place in February. national churches, but the details are events. improve quality of life and promote Forfar, who lives in Clandeboye and still being worked out. “You want to help integrate them sustainable economic growth, Henley is a member of the St. George’s Wake- “There’s basically four different into the community, so you want them added. fi eld Anglican Church, said so far they ways of sponsoring a refugee fam- to go swimming, you want them to go “This budget has laid out a strong have decided to help out with three ily,” he said. “You can either tag on to a hockey game, whatever things foundation for a new era in federal families initially and have set them- with a sponsorship agreement holder that go on in a community,” he said. municipal collaboration that will al- selves a budget of $100,000 to do that. and that tends to be one of the na- “Volunteers will also have to help low us to build the great hometowns “It depends on the size of the fam- tional churches ... you can go on as a them fi nd work and maybe even drive and the great country that our fami- ily ... and how much you need to sup- co-sponsor or just a group of people them to work.” lies deserve,” Henley said. port them and for all their household as long as there’s fi ve people. Also a Forfar said it was an easy decision By streamlining the funding pro- set up,” Forfar said. “It’s about $30,000 community sponsor.” for him to get involved with this sim- cess, Budget 2016 can provide smart a family so we’ve set a budget of He added they hope to have their ply “because it’s the right thing to be federal investments for vital “shovel- $100,000. application submitted to one of the doing.” worthy” projects while building the “Talking to other groups that have national churches by June and then “Having all these churches in our foundation for future development. done it, stuff comes up. In Dauphin start waiting for their fi rst family to community working together, it’s just Henley also welcomed new funding something that came up is expensive arrive, which could take weeks or great to see so many people from dif- to manage data on the condition of dental work. There’s things you don’t months after that. ferent denominations all working to- existing infrastructure. As municipal- think of until they’re here.” Forfar believes it’s going to be much gether,” he said. ities are responsible for 60 per cent of Forfar said they are still formaliz- more diffi cult to get volunteers on As previously reported in the Re- Canada’s infrastructure, this ensures ing their relationships with all of the board to help the families once they cord, the Clandeboye Amalgamated money spent on infrastructure goes churches involved. He added they get to Manitoba than it will be to raise United Church has also taken on the where it is needed the most, he said. plan to meet their $100,000 goal by the the $100,000. sponsorship of a Syrian family of four, Henley was also in favour of the end of June through hosting various “There’s just tons of roles for volun- and Shandra Czarnecki of Petersfi eld re-capitalization of the Federation fundraisers and getting the word out teers and we think that’s going to be said seven members of her book club of Canadian Municipalities’ Green that they are accepting monetary do- the toughest challenge,” he said. “It are taking on the “ground work” to Municipal Fund, and the recent fed- nations. won’t be impossible but a lot more help them with their resettlement and eral announcement of $75-million for “We want to have a signifi cant work than going out and looking for transition into life in Manitoba. FCM’s other climate change program. amount raised by then,” he said. money.”

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The city’s summer events schedule at the Selkirk Waterfront kicks off on Saturday, June 18 with a performance by Aaron Starr as he opens up for Ray St. Germain. This year’s Canada Day celebrations on Friday, July 1, easily the city’s big- gest bash of year, will include a per- RECORD FILE PHOTOS BY AUSTIN GRABISH AND LINDSEY ENNS formance by country singer Kendra ABOVE LEFT: Selkirk resident Orvis Thomas performs during Dawg Days of Summer at the Selkirk Waterfront Kay who took home the 2015 Manito- in this August 2015 photo. Free live entertainment courtesy of the City of Selkirk will return this summer ba Country Music Association Female every Wednesday afternoon during the month of August. ABOVE RIGHT: Free Ride performs in front of the Artist of the Year award and won the Canadian fl ag for thousands in the crowd at the Selkirk Waterfront during Canada Day celebrations in this 730 CKDM’s Battle of the Bands at the July 2015 photo. Country singer Kendra Kay and AC/DC tribute band Whole Lotta Angus are set to perform 2015 Dauphin’s Countryfest. during this year’s Canada Day celebrations on July 1. “We were contacted by her manager a couple weeks ago who said Kendra make more of an impact.” name change this year was so they “The attendance has been growing, has always wanted to play the water- On Saturday, July 23 the waterfront weren’t limited to only having coun- the quality of the events has been front,” said Vanessa Figus, the city’s will host the Multicultural Extrava- try music performers and fans come growing,” Figus said adding the city’s marketing and communication co- ganza, which will include perfor- out for the event. waterfront events budget grew slight- ordinator. “An unknown sponsor has mances by the Selkirk and District “It wasn’t always country themed,” ly this year to $18,500 from $16,000 last sponsored her to play here so we’re Ukrainian Dancers, Scandia Fun she said. “We thought we’re limiting year. “The reason for that is because really excited to have her.” Folk Dancers and African drumming, ourselves ... and we can leave it open we really want to promote arts and Closing out the show on the Cana- rhythm and movement dancer, Cof- to a different genre every year if we culture in the community. da Day will be AC/DC tribute band fi eman. like.” “Nothing showcases Selkirk’s natu- Whole Lotta Angus with a big fi re- Rock the Waterfront will take place The festival will include a magic ral beauty like an event with the Red works display to follow. on Saturday, Aug. 6 this year and in- show by Ryan Price and a perfor- River as the backdrop and on the his- Last year roughly 7,000 community clude performances by JukeBox Heros mance by Fleetwood Mac tribute toric docks. It’s just a beautiful place and surrounding area members at- and KISS tribute band the Paul Stan- band Dreams and Rumours. for the community to get together.” tended the festivities to celebrate ley’s. The City of Selkirk has been put- Dawg Days of Summer will also re- Canada’s 148th birthday in Selkirk. The Waterfront Festival, formally ting on free events at the Selkirk Wa- turn this year with free entertainment “This year for Canada Day we’re known as the Country Carnival, will terfront for nearly 12 years with the taking place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. going to have longer sets and fewer take place on Saturday, Aug. 20. goal of “continuously enhancing the every Wednesday during the month bands,” Figus said. “We feel that will Figus said the reason behind the events,” Figus said. of August. Toastmasters Ag societies seek Open Farm Day hosts Submitted Manitobans. InIn YYourour NNeighbourhoodeighbourhood Manitoba Association of Agricultural Societies MAAS is encouraging Farms/Ag organizations Do you want to improve your public (MAAS) wants your farm or agriculture site to to sign up to be an Open Farm Day Host by April speaking and leadership skills? be part of the seventh Open Farm Day. 30, 2016. For further information go to www. Last year, the thirty-seven many and varied openfarmday.ca and click on Register Farm. Have you always wanted to visit a farm operations participating in Open Farm Day Questions? Please email [email protected] Toastmasters club? provided an outstanding agriculture awareness or phone 204.727.1852 Now you can see what we are all educational opportunity to 6,500 rural and urban about in a community space! Where: GAYNOR FAMILY LIBRARY EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH Shumski’s 806 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk, MB FOR Garden Centre TH When: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 , 2016 MARCH Geranium & Begonia Cuttings 6:30 - 8:30 pm Proven Winner Plants Website: http://3977.toastmastersclubs.org At SSelkirk’ss Seedlings by the Row Sunshine Gro Mixes • Pots & Fertilizers Enter FREE Weekly Prize Draw! Lovepreet Singh Mann Sheilalynne Rosario Congratulations! 4240 Main St., West St. Paul 263 Main St, Selkirk, MB 1051 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk [email protected] 204-339-5706 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 17 Comp tutor earns Women of Distinction award nom Proceeds from the YMCA-YWCA calling 204-831-2974. Winners to be announced at Women of Distinction Gala help pro- The YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg is vide funds for a variety of YMCA- a registered charity committed to YWCA of Winnipeg programs that strengthening the foundations of YMCA-YWCA gala on May 4 touch the lives of women, youth and community, the YMCA-YWCA of Staff host this year’s Awards Gala on May children. Winnipeg serves more than 80,000 A teen with ties to Selkirk has been 4 at the RBC Convention Centre in Tickets to the May 4 gala are avail- members and was founded in 1879. nominated for a 2016 YMCA-YWCA Winnipeg. able at ywinnipeg.ca/wodtickets or by of Winnipeg Women of Distinction “The Awards Gala puts a spotlight award. on the outstand- At the age of 19, Jesslyn Janssen, who ing achievements was nominated by Athena Leadership of these extraordi- in the young women of distinction nary role models, category, has done more than most visionaries and Protecting people will in a lifetime. pioneers,” said Fueled by the personal loss of her Melanie Verhae- grandfather to Alzheimer’s, Janssen ghe, chair of the Our taught herself about the neuroscience YMCA-YWCA behind the disease and conceived the Women of Dis- idea of a biosensor that could poten- tinction steering tially detect Alzheimer’s early onset. committee. “The Seniors Due to the lack of funding opportu- nominee stories nities, she self-funded this research are awe-inspiring and then worked with scientists from – these women the University of Manitoba to help have gone above make this biosensor a reality. and beyond to Janssen also participated in a Free create opportuni- the Children humanitarian trip to ties for others and Nicaragua in 2014 and is a volunteer make our commu- pre-calculus math tutor at the Comp, nities better. We where she graduated from. invite everyone Other women nominated in the to join in the cel- same category as Janssen include Ac- ebration on May queline Masvikeni, Dariya Petryshyn 4th.” Seniors have spent their lives working hard to build this province. Th ey deserve to live their lives with and Mona Moquin. The biographies dignity and to be respected by a government that recognizes their contribution. It is unfortunate that The YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg an- of all nominees under 17 years of the Selinger NDP, Manitoba seniors have seen a notable decrease in the quality and nounced their 50 award nominees in can be viewed on- accessibility of their healthcare, and increases in their taxes and day-to-day expenses. various categories last week. line at ywinnipeg. Under the watch of NDP candidate and Finance Minister Greg Dewar, taxes have skyrocketed which Tina Keeper, North of 60 actor, pro- ca/WODnomi- leaves seniors with less money in their pockets. Health care services in our communities have been ducer and social issue activist will nee2016. slashed. Housing costs have skyrocketed. For those on a fi xed income, the challenges have been enor- mous.

“It is unfair that our seniors have been put in this position,” says PC Selkirk candidate Alan Lagimodiere. Polar vortex brings cold “I met a 72 year-old citizen who told me how he had to take a second job in order for him to aff ord his life-saving medication. Our seniors shouldn’t have to make a decision between paying their hydro bill or medication.” weather, snow to Manitoba “Another woman told me how she fell ill but didn’t call for an ambulance because they couldn’t aff ord the hit to their budget,” says Lagimodiere. “Th is is not acceptable. Th e fi nancial stress on our seniors is evident.”

Higher taxes and fees are largely to blame. Seniors are paying more while the quality of services have decreased.

Tax relief will come under a new Progressive Conservative government as they roll back the PST from 8 to 7 percent. Seniors will see further relief as government raises the level of the basic personal exemption and eliminates ‘bracket creep’ leaving more money in the pockets of Manitobans.

Th e Selinger NDP have only added 20 personal care home beds per year during their time in offi ce. Th e result has been longer emergency room waits, backlogged hospitals and many of our most vulnerable living in inappropriate conditions awaiting placement in personal care homes.

Only a Progressive Conservative government will increase the number of personal care home beds by 1,200 to address the crisis caused by Greg Selinger’s NDP. Only the PC Party will work to bring back the 2,300 doctors that fl ed the province under the NDP government. RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS The Selkirk water tower sits under cloudy skies on Under the new Progressive Conservative team, Selkirk Candidate Alan Lagimodiere has pledged he will a cool and windy afternoon last Thursday. A polar work in partnership with all Manitobans to gain back their trust. vortex hit parts of Manitoba last week, bringing on below-seasonal temperatures and some snow “Th e people of this area value trust, common sense, integrity and honesty,” says Lagimodiere. “It’s time following what has been a relatively mild winter, to make the quality of life for all our constituents better.” according to Environment Canada. approved by the offi cial agent for Alan Lagimodiere 18 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 Water treatment plant employee named operator of the year Submitted pride in their work,” Johannson said. Another member of Selkirk’s water “Having good water is important and wastewater team has been rec- to everyone and all of us here are in ognized for his outstanding perfor- great hands with guys like Ed, who al- mance. ways go that extra step and really care Ed Partyka was named the Manitoba about doing the best job they can.” Water and Wastewater Association’s Employees at the water treatment (MWWA) 2016 Operator of the Year at plant are responsible for ensuring Sel- a banquet held last month to honour kirk has a continual and safe source of industry members. water, which the city calls for as a pri- This is Partyka’s second industry ority in its strategic plan. award – he was named Rookie of the Dan McDermid, the city’s director of Year in 2010 – and the city’s seventh operations, said there are more than award since 1998. 700 operators in Manitoba and Sel- Mayor Larry Johannson said he’s kirk’s crew is always recognized as proud of the employees at the water being among the best. treatment plant and their dedication “We have an illustrious history of to their jobs has earned them plenty producing high quality people,” Mc- of accolades over the years. Dermid said. SUBMITTED PHOTO “The guys at the water treatment Partyka said he was honoured to be Ed Partyka, Selkirk’s water and wastewater team, has been named the plant do a fantastic job and take real recognized by the MWWA and sur- Manitoba Water and Wastewater Association’s 2016 Operator of the prised at the same time. Year during a banquet last month to honour industry members. ✴ “It’s humbling, right? You don’t “People are happy when the tap any water source and will allow peo- expect anything water is running and the toilets are ple to fi ll their bottles with cold, re- NOW like that to come fl ushing but behind the scenes it’s freshing water for free. It’s about the ✴ down your way, quite complicated. It’s also very in- size of a hot dog cart, has three fi lling ✴ you’re just do- teresting what we can do to water to stations, one that is wheelchair acces- ing the best you make it safe and also what we can do sible, as well as a fountain. OPEN can while you’re ✴ • Canada’s Best ✴ to wastewater to make it safe for the “I have always asked the guys to Hot Dogs here and go receiving streams,” he said. think about making the job we do • Home Made home thinking Dale Scott, the city’s manager of better. Ed has done that time and ✴ French Fries you made a bit of water and wastewater, and himself a again, with projects like the polymer • 20 Hard Ice Cream a difference and previous MWWA award winner, most feed system and the water hydra- Flavours feel good about recently recognized last year with the tion station,” Scott said. “Each time • 11 Soft Ice Cream that,” Partyka said. Lorne Sayer award for lifelong dedi- we improve something, we make the Flavours Partyka added cation to the job, nominated Partyka. job more effi cient and easier for who • Dole Soft he enjoys his Scott said Partyka is an employee who Serve comes behind us. This frees up time to work, in large part goes above and beyond. again, improve the next project.” because everyday He recently worked on a portable Other Selkirk water treatment plant offers something water station that will make its debut employees who have won MWWA different. It’s also this summer at various events in Sel- awards include Dylan Funk, Ron an important job. kirk. The station can be connected to Grove, Rick West, and Andy Dmitruk. Third party legislation will be in effect this election Staff ing by individuals and inter- stituency association) that pro- For the fi rst time during a pro- est groups who may infl uence motes or opposes a registered vincial general election, third public opinion during an elec- party or candidate during an ✴ party legislation will be in ef- tion, according to Elections election. ✴ ✴ fect in Manitoba. Manitoba. The legislation came into ef- Also OPEN next to the Moon The new rules aim to promote The legislation defi nes “third fect February 21, 2013 in The NOW OPEN fairness by limiting spend- party” as a person or group Election Financing Act. FOR ANOTHER (other than a political Voters go to the polls on April ✴ GREAT SEASON party, candidate or con- 19. ✴ ✴ ✴ ✴ PARENT/ ✴ TEACHER NIGHT Thursday, April 14, 2016 You are cordially invited to attend the 3:45 - 5:00 p.m. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. of the Board of Directors 6860 Henderson Hwy., Lockport ✴ No appointment necessary Red River North Trail Association Inc. 204-757-2517 Report Cards will be issued to 5:00 p.m.-Thursday, April 28th, 2016 www.halfmoondrivein.com students prior to Parent’s Night 18 Main Street 2nd Floor, Selkirk MB R1A 1P5 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 19 Lake Manitoba fi shers ban nets to protect perch By Patricia Barrett different species to meet an individu- The Lake Manitoba Commercial al quota. Fishermen’s Association (LMCFA) That system has come under at- made a voluntary gesture of goodwill tack by biologist Scott Forbes of the towards fi sh stock preservation at its University of Winnipeg. He recently AGM in St. Laurent last month. spoke at the Manitoba Wildlife Feder- The association is suspending three- ation’s AGM in Brandon and posted a inch meshes (nets) until it can deter- video of the meeting on YouTube. mine whether perch stocks have re- The system, he implied, gives Lake covered. Winnipeg fi shers carte blanche to go “Our resolution was to put them after whatever species they want and on hold for three to fi ve years as the discard fi sh that aren’t as valuable to perch have been destroyed by jackfi sh the market. [pike],” the association’s chairman Al- Calling the system “insane,” Forbes lan Gaudry said. said “we don’t have the data to evalu- Jackfi sh, the “water-wolf” of fresh- ate management models.” water lakes, have increased to such RECORD FILE PHOTO BY PATRICIA BARRETT He said despite the myths perpe- an extent that Gaudry said only 100 A fi shing net washed up on the shore of Lake Manitoba near Laurentia trated by fi shers, the Lake Winnipeg of the association’s 400 licensed mem- Beach in this July 2015 photo. The Lake Manitoba Commercial Fishemen’s fi shery collapsed in the 1960s because bers are active during the lake’s win- Association is suspending three-inch meshes until it can determine of overfi shing and “took a long time ter fi shing season. whether perch stocks have recovered. [about 20 years] to recover.” Perch fetch a higher price at market Today pickerel stocks in Lake Winni- than jackfi sh do and with declining “You can catch baby pickerel in that perch were at their lowest levels since peg have soared to such an extent that catches, the livelihoods of many fi sh- mesh,” said Nevakshonoff, who at- the early 1980s,” and “…walleye de- they’re “unsustainable,” said Forbes. ers have been affected. tended the Association’s AGM. liveries have generally declined since Emotions can run high when some “It [the arrival of pike] was caused by In light of last October’s Seafood the late 1970s,” according to the report. commercial fi shers perceive a threat the fl ood in 2011,” Gaudry said. Watch report that criticized both “They [LMCFA] put forth the resolu- to their livelihoods, whether that The theory is pike habitats, such as the government’s management of tion…as a sign of goodwill,” said Ne- threat comes from an external source, marshes, were created in fl ooded ar- the fi sheries and the fi shers on Lake vakshonoff. “That was commendable.” such as California-based Seafood eas, allowing the species to thrive. Manitoba, Lake Winnipeg and Lake Lake Manitoba is managed by a Watch, university biologists or the Interlake MLA and Conservation Winnipegosis, the Association “knew pulse system, which, in essence, province’s Conservation department. and Water Stewardship Minister Tom something had to be done,” said Ne- means restrictions are laid and lifted “When you step that [fi shing] back, Nevakshonoff said he was encour- vakshonoff. as fi sh stocks change, as well as by a fi shers voice their opinions,” said Ne- aged by the association’s voluntary Using data from a scientist at the lake quota of two million kilograms vakshonoff. move to suspend the three-inch mesh. David Suzuki Foundation, Seafood “that all fi shers can work towards,” Gaudry said after the self-imposed He said it will also prevent fi shers Watch recommended fi sh from the said Nevakshonoff. moratorium period, test netting will from inadvertently catching young three lakes be “avoided.” Lake Winnipeg, by contrast, is man- be carried out to determine whether walleye [pickerel] while fi shing for “For 2011 and 2012, commercial aged by a multi-species quota system, the perch have rebounded. perch. deliveries of Lake Manitoba yellow whereby fi shers can catch up to three World Health Day aims to raise diabetes awareness Staff As a young adolescent, it was tough vices, they cannot implement healthy For the fi rst time, this year’s World to attain independence with his dia- lifestyle choices for you. Those daily Health Day on Thursday, April 7 is betes. Needles had to be boiled each decisions and actions rest with the hoping to raise awareness about dia- morning for his daily insulin injection individual with diabetes, as do the re- betes and its global impact. “SELF-MANAGEMENT OF and he had a regimented diet that sults and consequences.” In Canada, diabetes has reached DIABETES IS IMPORTANT, prohibited spontaneous treats. According to the CDA’s Report on epidemic proportions—with an esti- He experienced frequent hypogly- Diabetes: Driving Change, access to mated 11 million people living with BECAUSE IT IS THE ONLY cemic reactions from physical activity diabetes education is vital for learn- diabetes or prediabetes and a Cana- ROUTE TO PERSONAL and at that time blood sugar testing ing more about nutrition, physical ac- dian is diagnosed with diabetes every was only done several times per year tivity, blood sugar monitoring, medi- three minutes. WELLNESS.” at the hospital. cation and ways to make even little “People with diabetes play a criti- As an active father of two sons who changes that can lead to success. cal role in ensuring the best health enjoys skiing, cycling, reading, travel- Some tips to keep on top of your dia- outcomes with the disease. Working ling and golfi ng, Giesbrecht uses an betes include: taking action to learn as closely with their health-care team, for many serious complications such insulin pump to manage his diabetes. much as possible and using diabetes they manage blood sugar levels, foot as heart attack, stroke, kidney failure “Today we have better technology programs and services when need- care, eye care, physical activity and leading to dialysis, and blindness. available to help manage diabetes. ed; setting your targets and goals to healthy eating,” Dr. Jan Hux, chief sci- Nevertheless, for many people it is My health-care team has also had a maintain optimal average (A1C) and ence offi cer at the Canadian Diabetes possible to live a healthy, full life with very positive impact on my life—guid- daily blood sugar levels; performing Association (CDA) said in a release diabetes. ing me through my health journey by self-checks for foot problems; and last week. “Self-management is the Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at advising and co-ordinating special- scheduling regular eye exams. For cornerstone of diabetes care and peo- age 13, Garry Giesbrecht, 61, from ized services,” Giesbrecht saisd. “Self- more information, visit diabetes.ca/ ple affected by it need the knowledge Steinbach explains how diabetes has management of diabetes is important, takecharge. and skills to properly manage diabe- impacted his life and why daily man- because it is the only route to person- For more information, visit diabetes. tes.” agement of his diabetes is essential to al wellness. While your health-care ca or call 1-800-BANTING (226-8464). Diabetes increases a person’s risk his health. team provides information and ser- 20 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016

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Heat until the oil is shimmering hot. Trim the tenderloin of any white Working in batches as needed to avoid sinew and cut into 1⁄2-inch slices. Add crowding the pot, add the pork to the the oil to the pan and, when hot, add hot oil and cook to brown nicely on the pork. Cook the slices, browning on both sides. Remove when the meat is Thursday nights all sides, about 5 minutes per batch. at the Selkirk Friendship Centre Transfer the pork pieces to a plate as sealed and brown, but if the slices are they are fi nished. When all of the pork thicker, reduce the heat a little to cook Early Birds FullFull House in 51#sin 51#s or or less less $$5,9008200 at 7:00 pm Lucky Star $4,900+$ through. LuckyLucky Seven Star $11,090.00 5056+$ is browned, set aside. Do not discard Lucky 7 in 24#s or less $3,941+ Regular Bingo Bonanza in 53#s or$ less 4130+ the remaining fl our mixture. 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Return the pork chicken broth or fi sh broth to the pot, along with any juices that 1 15-ounce can diced tomatoes, accumulated on the plate. Stir in the with juice posole. Cover, transfer to the oven, and Got a 1 15-ounce can posole (whole cook until the fl avors have blended and hominy), drained and rinsed the pork is fork-tender, about 6 hours. 12 ounces large (26-30 count) Remove the pot from the oven, Sports Tip? shrimp, peeled and deveined uncover, and stir in the shrimp and Finely grated zest and juice of lime juice and zest. Re-cover and 1 lime set aside and let the shrimp cook 3⁄4 cups chopped fresh cilantro in the steam until fi rm and opaque throughout, about 2 minutes. Stir in Preheat the oven to 200 F. the cilantro and serve. Call 785-1618 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 21 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Fishermen swept by Juniors in KJHL fi nal

By Brian Bowman Selkirk in the fi nal two games of the The KJHL fi nal series between the series. Selkirk Fishermen and the Peguis Ju- “They’re forwards worked extremely niors was expected to be an exciting hard,” Poponick noted. “They have – and lengthy – one. some talented defencemen back there Sure, it was exciting. But it sure and they do a good job. But their for- didn’t last very long. wards were back in the play and the Peguis swept the Fishermen in four backside pressure that they put on straight games – which saw the series us was something that I hadn’t seen last just six days – after a 4-2 win in since the westerns, to be honest with Game 4 on March 29 in Selkirk. you. Peguis came out fl ying, taking an “They really, really worked hard to early 2-0 lead just 4:21 into the game. get themselves back in the play.” “They’ve always had a history of The Fishermen, meanwhile, were coming out fast in the fi rst 10 min- nipped by the injury bug during the utes,” said Fishermen head coach fi nal series. Selkirk started with seven Chris Poponick. “We call it the Peguis defencemen but that number dwin- storm. Boy, oh boy, they were pretty dled down to just three by the end of jacked up and they came out fl ying.” the series. Devon Garson scored on the power “We lost four guys due to injury dur- play 2:31 into the game and then The- ing the course of the series in differ- oren Spence made it 2-0. ent games,” Poponick noted. Karl Fey cut that defi cit in half with a Despite the disappointing series fi rst-period power-play goal and then loss, Poponick said he was proud of Kale Ilchena tied the score at 2-2 at his guys and the effort that they gave 5:37 of the second. against a talented Peguis team. He “It was just a matter of getting ev- noted that the Fishermen will lose erything under our feet and settling four players – captain Tyndall Fon- down,” Poponick insisted. “We did a taine, Fey, Scott Thomas, and Jeremy RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL good job of settling it down and get- Pachkowsky – due to graduation. The Fishermen’s Jeremy Pachkowsky carries the puck in the offensive ting back to even.” “People have to realize that Peguis zone during the KJHL fi nal against Peguis. But Selkirk and Peguis were not had 13 guys that were 20 or 21 years even very long. old in their lineup,” Poponick said. Romano Paul netted the eventual “And we had that many rookies in impressive 26-6-0-2 record during tion throughout the year,” he said. “It’s game winner just over two minutes our lineup. It was the old against the the regular season to fi nish atop the not just done by a handful of people, after Ilchena’s marker and then Mat- young. It was interesting how well we South Division. there’s a whole bunch of people be- thew Cameron closed out the scoring did (this past season) with one of the Poponick felt this past season was a hind the scenes. with a power-play goal midway in the better crops of rookies that we’ve had real good one on many different lev- “Our executive is a big, big part of third. in a long time.” els. our success. I appreciate everyone’s Peguis limited Selkirk to just 14 shots That talented crop of rookies helped “I just want to thank the players, the support and help and I look forward in the fi nal two periods of Game 4. The the Fishermen put together a very parents, our sponsors, and everybody to a new season next year.” Juniors did a real good job containing good season. Selkirk compiled an that was involved with the organiza- Steelers to host spring camp later this month

By Brian Bowman the spring camp is $130 (non-refund- management. Final placement is also Goalie spots for the spring camp The Selkirk Steelers’ season may be able) and includes a jersey. at the discretion of team manage- are already full. over, but the club will be preparing Registration forms will be accepted ment. The camp rosters and game sched- for its future in a couple of weeks. on a fi rst-come basis and there will All players not on a Junior “A” or ule will be posted on the Steelers Selkirk will be hosting its annual be a maximum of fi ve teams (with “B” card must wear a full cage or website www.selkirksteelers.com af- spring camp April 23-24 at the East rosters limited to 20 skaters and full mask at all times. Players listed ter 7 p.m. on April 20. Selkirk Recreation Centre. three goalies) per squad. by another Manitoba Junior Hockey For more information, please visit The camp hours will be from 8:30 Team and roster numbers may League team are not permitted to at- the Steelers’ website. a.m. to 4:45 p.m. on both days. Cost of change at the discretion of Steelers’ tend the Steelers’ camp. 22 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Steelers win 13A2 city championship

By Brian Bowman Taking his team to a city champion- ship is a regular occurrence for head coach Rod Goetz. So is winning city titles. Goetz and his hard-working group of 13 year olds won the 13A2 city championship recently after edging the Varsity View Falcons 3-2 in over- time in Game 4 of their best-of-fi ve fi nal series. Brayden Anderson scored the game winner in OT. “Myself, as a coach, I have had about fi ve of these kids for the last fi ve years and in those fi ve years, we’ve been in the fi nal all fi ve years,” said Goetz earlier this week. “And, out of the fi ve (championships), we’ve won three. The last two years in a row we’ve won back-to-back (titles). “It’s been good for the kids.” Selkirk started the fi nal series with a 2-0 shutout win on March 16 but SUBMITTED PHOTO then lost 4-1 just two days later. After Pictured, back row, left to right: Coach Derik Milne, Brayden Anderson, Dylin Naherney, Hunter Gaborieau, a 4-0 shutout victory on March 19, the Brandyn Linklater, Karl Olson, Jaden Kreviazuk, Jayden McCulloch, Coach Brian McKnight; front row: Head Steelers then sealed the series win on Coach Rod Goetz, Gavin Hermiston, Riley Pollock, James Lee, Rayley Goetz, Steele Palmer, Mark Edmonds, March 23. Selkirk did a great job defensively Max Milne; Goaltender Tristan McKnight. Missing from the photo Coach Derrick Peitsch. in the entire series, giving up just six goals in four games. overall during the regular season, put “It’s the heart that they have,” Goetz ported each other.” “We were good in the fi nals, specifi - it all together in the post-season. The insisted, noting the Steelers’ top The Steelers improved immensely cally, but we were also real good all Steelers beat a much-improved North scorer played the fi nal series with a with their puck control and posses- year,” Goetz noted. “I think we had Kildonan team 2-1 in a one-game broken collarbone. “They truly didn’t sion over the course of the season, 37 goals against (during the regular elimination playoff and then upset have a lot of skill at the start of the said Goetz. They really picked up on season), which was the lowest in the fi rst-place Varsity View. year. I was pretty worried how far we cycling the puck in the offensive zone. league.” Selkirk came together real nicely as would go but they pulled it together. “They were very well disciplined,” The Steelers, which fi nished third a team down the stretch. They helped each other out and sup- said Goetz. “And they were good kids.” 12A2 Steelers win city title SUBMITTED PHOTO The 12A2 Selkirk Steelers won the city championship after a 1-0 double overtime win over Fort Garry in Game 5 of their best-of-fi ve fi nal on March 22. Fort Garry started the series with a 4-3 victory but Selkirk came back to win the next two games by scores of 3-1 and 3-2. Fort Garry then forced a series-deciding fi fth game with a 4-1 win. Selkirk, which started its post-season third overall, lost its fi rst playoff game to drop the Steelers to the B-side. Facing elimination with another loss, the Steelers battled their way to the city fi nals. Pictured left to right, back row: Kurt Procter, Lyle Thompson, Lucas Parent, Nathan Vaughan, Marcus King, Justin Skoryk, Jason Skoryk, Dylan Duguay, Dan Duguay, Bryce Parker; middle row: Alec Usipiuk, Brett Zeller, Kobe Swain, Blake Harder, Brandon Doucet, Talin Thomp- son, Joshua Hofe; ront Kael Procter The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 23 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN McLeod, Dear named Bisons’ MVP’s By Brian Bowman at the university level - and he is only A pair of local athletes were select- getting better. ed as team MVP’s in their respective “This was the best year that I have sports at the University of Manitoba ever had, especially offensively,” Dear Bisons’ annual awards banquet last said. “I was at the top of Canada West weekend. in most stats.” Rachael McLeod was named the Dear said the experience of playing most valuable athlete in women’s so many games at the university level track and fi eld while Devren Dear has helped him improve his play. was selected as the Bisons’ men’s vol- As a team, the Bisons had a success- leyball team’s top player. ful season, reaching the Canada West For Dear, it was the second time Final Four in Edmonton last month. in his four-year career that he was Manitoba struggled in that competi- named the Bisons’ male volleyball tion, though, and failed to advance to MVP. It was a great honour for him nationals. to be recognized on a very talented The goal next season, said Dear, is to team. earn a spot at the nationals. Winning “That was really nice because it was the nationals would be a great way to Rachael McLeod Devren Dear a team vote,” said Dear, who has one fi nish his stellar career. more year of eligibility remaining “We should have almost the exact David Onyemata, an extremely tal- to get recognized.” next season. “It was really nice to be same team next year,” he explained. ented defensive lineman, who has a McLeod, meanwhile, enjoyed a tre- recognized by them. We have a lot of “There will be seven of us in our fi fth good shot at being picked in the NFL mendous season on the track and was strong players and it could have gone year next year, so it will defi nitely be draft in July. fully deserving of winning the MVP to any one of us.” our last shot.” “I wasn’t expecting (to get selected) award. The Selkirk product, who at- The 6-foot-6 Dear was outstand- Dear, a St. Andrews native, was also at all,” Dear said. “When I got the call tended Kelvin High School, was un- ing in his high school career with the up for the Bisons male athlete of the that I was up for this award, it just available for comment, however, at Royals. He - has been equally as good year award. That award was won by made my day. That was just awesome press time.

Thunder announce returning Selkirk Judo Club coaches, registration dates fi ghters earn provincial for this season championships Staff Joey Kuch, 16, a brown belt, also Staff coaches for the Cruncher, Atom Six Selkirk Judo Club members moved up to the Senior Men age di- The Interlake Thunder have an- and PeeWee teams for the 2016 sea- competed at the Provincial Judo vision, taking a silver medal in the nounced the return of their head son. Championships in Virden last Satur- over-100 kg category. coaches for the 2016 season. If more information is required, or day, bringing home two gold and two Meanwhile, James Colp, another Ed de Laroque will move from if interested individuals wish to ap- silver medals. Selkirk club member, was selected the PeeWee program and assume ply, they may contact Derek Chari- Winning his fi fth consecutive pro- by Judo Manitoba to be one of the responsibility for the Thunder Ban- son at development@interlaketh- vincial championship was Damien referees at the provincial champion- tam team. under.org. Ekosky, 16, a brown belt, in the Senior ships. Joel McDonald will return to Meanwhile, the registration times Men Advanced under-73 kg division. “James has been working hard to coach Interlake’s senior girls’ team and locations for this upcoming Ekosky, normally a U18 fi ghter, develop his refereeing skills and was while Kris Johnston will, once have been announced. competed in the older Senior Men recently rewarded with a grading to again, be the head coach for the * May 5 at Teulon Elementary division at provincials. With 10 com- his National ‘C’ level referee rank at Midget squad. School from 6:30-9 p.m. petitors in the division, Ekosky won the Edmonton International tour- The Thunder also announced that * May 6 at Stonewall Veterans four-straight matches to claim gold. nament in mid-March,” said Brian Derek Charison will be the head Memorial Sports Complex (arena) Justin Ekosky, 15, a blue belt, won Jones, one of the club’s coaches, in a coach of the junior girls’ team. from 6:30-9 p.m. his fi rst provincial title in U16 Men media release. The local football program is now * May 7 at Selkirk Arena from 10 under-66 kg, while teammate Bailey The Selkirk Judo Club will next accepting applications for head a.m. until 2 p.m. Malinowski, 15, a blue belt, fi nished compete at the Portage Open in Por- second in the same division. tage la Prairie on April 16. 24 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 KJHL says farewell to Fontaine after six seasons By Brian Bowman create offence, he’s a good leader, For the past six winters, Tyndall and he works his butt off every Fontaine has gone to the rink to time that he’s on the ice. play games in the Keystone Junior “He’s one guy that left his tank Hockey League. absolutely empty in this series and And fi ve of those years were the fi ve years that he was with the right here in Selkirk with the Fish- Fish.” ermen. Fontaine, a Fort Alexander prod- But last week, Fontaine, a steady uct, was a very good captain on a defenceman, played a KJHL game young Fishermen team that fea- for the very last time as the Fish- tured 13 rookies this past season. ermen were defeated 4-2 by the That’s a lot of youth surrounded Peguis Juniors in Game 4 of the around a wily vet like Fontaine. league fi nal. “He’s one of those guys that you It was his fi nal game in an im- watch him play the game and pressive 249-game KJHL career. watch his work ethic and watch “He’s the epitome of what you what he brings to the table and want in a defenceman,” said Fish- he’s what, you hope, the younger ermen head coach Chris Poponick guys will inspire to be,” Poponick RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL last week. “He plays solid defence, said. Fishermen’s captain Tyndall Fontaine played his fi nal game in an impressive he can jump up into the play and 249-game KJHL career last week. Fontaine played fi ve of six KJHL seasons with the Fishermen. a break > GAMES CLUESPUZZLE ACROSS NO. 524 take 1. Brave act 27. Overpowering 54. Yonder 5. Ejects saliva respect 57. Exact 10. A vale 28. "____ of the 59. Grabbed a bite 14. Expression of surprise Spider Woman" 61. Having two feet 15. Feels concern 30. Influence 63. Work for nine 16. Saddle horse 31. Northern 64. Rose spike 17. Emerald Isle 32. Weasel 65. Percentage 18. Silly 33. Barbers' trim 66. Not right 19. Female child 34. Newsreel maker 70. Cathedral part 20. Cyprinids 35. "Eyes of Laura 71. "____ Sematary" ____" 22. Comedienne Gasteyer 72. Makeshift bed 37. Soft fabric 23. National capital 73. Loiter 39. Pin-up girl 74. Run into 24. Court game 40. Blame 27. Tooth caregiver 76. Bee chaser 43. College vine 78. Use a bench 30. Supervises fl ying 44. Adult scrod 31. Small amount 80. Head 45. Whetstone 81. Prompter's 32. Degree of loudness 47. Sheer curtain offering 34. Wore down fabric 36. Upper-class young woman (abbr.) 49. Mechanic's milieu 37. Actor Pitt 52. Body

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Dorothy Davey Happy 90th Birthday April 7th -Love and best wishes from your family and friends

Congratulations on your Retirement Classifi ed booking deadline After years of hard work and Brenden is Monday 4 p.m. Happy 5th Birthday dedication to Selkirk GM Happy 16th Birthday prior to Thursday’s Peter Shuparski is offi cially retiring! April 12, 2016 Torin It has been a long time coming -Love Grandma and Grampa Thomas publication. To a very smart little boy! and well deserved! -Love Gramma and Grampa Hall Enjoy your Retirement!!! Call 785-1618 ANNOUNCEMENTS -Love your family IN MEMORIAM

SELKIRK SELKIRK NOW HIRING! NOW HIRING! SERVICE MANAGER SERVICE WRITERS required immediately to join the Selkirk’s Canadian Tire required immediately to join the Selkirk’s Canadian Tire Service Team in their fast growing automotive repair facility! Service Team in their fast growing automotive repair facility! Strong candidates must have: • Solid communication skills Strong candidates must have: • Problem solving abilities • Solid communication skills • Strong interactive skills • Problem solving abilities Ernie Malis Responsibilities • Strong interactive skills March 2, 1937 – April 8, 2009 • Parts inventory management • and have the ability to understand The memories are still alive of special occasions, • Service writer supervision customer needs and follow-up everyday things, stories and jokes, daily visits, • Customer needs and follow-up curling and Bomber commentary and of course Compensation based on experience Compensation based on experience, includes benefi t package. driving around in your red convertible. These re- plus bonuses, benefi t package. Apply in person with resume to General Manager membrances refl ect the care and joy you carried Apply in person with resume to General Manager or email [email protected] with you daily as you shared your life and spirit or email [email protected] with family and friends. -Forever missed by many Don’t forget to send your special wishes to your friends and family.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARY IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM Sheldene Joy Slater Jeff Nazimek 1975 – 2013 (nee Donald) Seasons come and seasons go. It is with deep sorrow and sadness that we announce the There is a big void in each of those. sudden passing of Shelly Slater on Friday, April 1, 2016 at the We will always remember the age of 53 years. Friendship we shared. Remaining to lovingly remember Shelly are her husband, -The Zembik family Neil Slater, of 33 years; sons, Donald (Pamela) and Sheldon; grandsons, Dallas and Bronsen; father-in-law Kenneth ANNOUNCEMENTS Slater; sisters-in-law, Susan (Larry) James, Jodi (Al) Sutyla IN MEMORIAM and Noella (Terry) Lindstrom; nieces, Christine and Sandra; nephews, Alex and Travis; great-niece Kathryn and many special cousins and extended family. She was predeceased by her mother, Hilda Donald and mother-in-law Emily Slater. Shelly will always be remembered for her love of animals and especially her dogs and cats. Living in the Teulon community, Shelly made many close friends and always enjoyed helping out others. She cherished the time spent with her friends and family and loved every moment she had with her two grandsons. On Monday, April 11, 2016, Shelly’s Funeral Service will be held at 2:00 p.m. in the Teulon- Rockwood Centennial Centre, 14 Main Street, Teulon, MB. In lieu of fl owers, donations may be made to The Winnipeg Humane Society, 45 Hurst Way, Winnipeg, MB, R3T 0R3, the Diabetes Association (http://www.diabetes.ca/how-you-can-help/ donate-now) or to CancerCare Manitoba, 675 McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg, MB, R3E 0V9. Wojcik’s Funeral Chapels & Crematorium, Winnipeg, 2157 Portage Avenue, 204.897.4665 www.wojciksfuneralchapel.com

Take a Moment To Hug Your Loved Ones and Friends DAD And Cherish the Time You Have. Kenneth Karl Prychun Time waits For No One April 6th 1943 – April 6th 2013 Another year has passed that you have been Wojcik’s gone. Oh how I wish that I could turn back time FUNERAL CHAPEL & CREMATORIUM or could have stopped the clock over the years. 2157 PORTAGE AVENUE But God knew that it was time for you to come 204-897-4665 home as it was on God’s agenda and not mine. www.wojciksfuneralchapel.com When I was young and growing up, you and I would agree to disagree on things now and then; Kenneth Karl Prychun but long gone are the days that I can call you on April 6th OBITUARY the phone and say to you, “Dad do you remem- 1943-2013 ber when?” Little did I know that morning, Death changes everything, but time changes The sorrow the day would bring, Marilyn Dale Chamberlain nothing. I still miss the sound of your voice, the The end was sudden, the shock severe, It is with pain in our hearts that we announce the passing of Marilyn Dale Chamberlain on Wednes- wisdom in your advice, the power in your hug, I never knew that death was so near. day, January 13, 2016, our beloved wife, mother and grandmother at the age of 61 years. the stories of your life and especially just being in No farewell words were spoken, Left to cherish her memory are her husband of 43 years, James; her daughters Lyn (Frederick) your presence. Time changes nothing. I miss you No time to even say goodbye, and Anna-Marie (Sulaimon); her grandchildren Dwayne, Ishmael, Idris, Ramon, Suliat and Noah; as much today as I did the day you left. Remem- You were gone before we knew it, her brother Brian (Barb); her in-laws Penny (Mike) Yaworski and Ted (Jane) Chamberlain along with bering you is easy, I do it every day, but missing And only God can tell us why. numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Also her furry companion Rowdy Dude. you is the heartache that just never goes away. It broke my heart to lose you, A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 16, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. in the Gilbart Funeral It hurts to think that you are not here, but I can’t But you defi nitely didn’t go alone, Chapel, Selkirk, MB. help but smile with tears in my eyes to think of For part of me went with you, Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk how we cherished each and every moment of our The day God called you home. in care of arrangements lives we were together. He saw you getting tired, www.gilbartfuneralhome.com It didn’t matter whether we met often or not, what A cure was not to be, mattered is that your advice helped me connect So He put His arms around you, Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. my life’s dots. It didn’t matter whether we spoke And whispered “It’s Time to come With Me”. www.gilbartfuneralhome.com every day or not, what mattered was that you With tearful eyes we watched you, loved me a lot. We now may be separated by And held you as you slipped away, death, but we are always together by love and And although we loved you dearly, spirit. We could not make you stay. Today is even harder, because today was the A golden heart stopped beating, day so many years ago you came into this world A pair of shining eyes has closed bringing such a special glow. I know you’re watch- And a set of hard working hands are now at rest. E.J. SMITH ing and I know you’re looking down because Now, a light from our farm is gone, Don’t Forget Your SELKIRK MEMORIALS today is your birthday and you’re not around. It A voice from our love is stilled, A Family Business Making Quality Memorials doesn’t stop our thoughts and never stops our A presence in our home is vacant, Loved Ones WITH AN prayers. So today we send you Birthday wishes Which can never be replaced. Since 1896 to our angel upstairs. Some may think you are forgotten, ANNOUNCEMENT Visit us at If tears could build a stairway and memories a Though on earth you are no more; 49 Main St. Selkirk or road, But in our memory you are with us, IN THE call I’d walk right up to heaven and bring you back As you always were before. Toll Free: home. When days are sad and lonely, $1235 1-866-475-6025 Love you, Miss you, Happy Birthday DAD And evening shadows fall, Black granite with ~ ◆ ~ Xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxxoxoxoxox I hear your voice and see your face, grey base. Free in-home Matthew and Amber Prychun And dream of you all night long. Includes design, consultation God has broke our hearts lettering & installation. Browse prices on our But only to prove Single or Companion. website! He only takes the BEST! Call 785-1618 or Some restrictions apply. www.smithmemorials.ca Your memory will live on forever We have been manufacturing custom designed -Love you, Miss you, Diane email [email protected] memorials in Selkirk for over 40 years 30 The Selkirk Record Thursday, April 7, 2016 Announcements OBITUARY OBITUARY Marie Johnson Alexander (Sandy) Field It is with deep sorrow we announce the peaceful passing of our Cherished partner of Tanis McCarthy passed away on Monday, Mom, Sister, Aunt, Grandma and Great-Grandma, Marie Johnson, March 28, 2016 at the age of 61. on Sunday, April 3, 2016 at the Gimli Community Health Center Survived by his children Jason and Tara; sister Kim and brother with family by her side. Bob; children Kerry and Todd Epps, Robert and Erin McCarthy and Left to cherish her memory are her six children, Connie (Brent), grandchildren Joel, Lucas and Matty Epps, as well as numerous Bonnie (Claude), Wade (Terri), Marsha, Marcella (Keith) and Ross; relatives and friends. Sandy was predeceased by his mother Ruth, father of her six children, Rene Lepine; 13 grandchildren and 13 father Alex, sister Sandra and brother Mark. great-grandchildren. She is also survived by her sister Darlene; Sandy was born in Winnipeg and in his teen years was invited into sister-in-law Donna; brother-in-law Peter; numerous nieces, the home of Ernie and Yvonne Still where he resided for several nephews, friends and long-time friend and companion Ted. years, he became a part of their family. Their understanding, faith Mom was predeceased by her parents, Elof Alexander Johnson and love guided him to become the kind, gentle person he was. and Mary Blanche Emms; granddaughter Crystal Dawn Lepine; He was active in coaching Lions B fastball team, helping his brothers Norman, Gary, Ed and Raymond; sisters Lillian, Lena, children with fi gure skating, racing cars, running a business. Sandy Dorothy and Grace. was employed with MRM, Selkirk for 30 years, retiring in July 2015. As per mom`s wishes, cremation has taken place and a celebration of life will take place on Friday, One of his greatest accomplishments was obtaining his Shriner’s designation at the age of 25. April 15, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. in the Gimli Legion Hall, Branch 182. A private family interment will take Sandy loved life, his family and friends, camping expeditions and vacations. He was a very kind, place at a later date. loving person and will be missed greatly and forever in our hearts. We would like to thank the staff for their care and support at the Gimli Community Health Center. Special thanks to Melanie from Palliative care, Carol from Homecare and Dr. Pannu from the We would also like to thank everyone for the wonderful visits, phone calls, fl owers and cards. Mom Stonewall Medical Clinic. truly appreciated it all very much. Many thanks to the friends and family that have shown their love, kindness and friendship through In lieu of fl owers the family requests that a donation be made in Mom`s name to the Palliative Care their visits with Sandy and his family. Unit at the Gimli Community Health Center or to the Canadian Cancer Society. Until we meet again……….. 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