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1 - Week 41_19 Harrys Foods PRICES IN EFFECT: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2019 The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 3 City of Selkirk launches merchandising, online store By Katelyn Boulanger public for almost two years. brightness, the logo and the way it is designed,” said Jo- Chuck and Get Outside gear are now available “A lot of places have promotional wear. They hannson. with the click of a mouse. have t-shirts and clothing and promo items with The Chuck wear line consists of unisex shirts, hats, one- The City of Selkirk recently launched its new a logo and a community name for giveaways sies, and a fi shing lure with Selkirk’s famous Catfi sh as the online store, giving access to the merch to peo- within the municipality. If you go to Winnipeg centrepiece of the logo. The Get Outside line features t- ple outside of the community. and into the tourist areas down by the forks you shirts, a koozie, a travel mug, and a plastic travel cup with “I’m glad to see we’re online and we’ve come fi nd merchandise that is quite specifi c for pro- a straw. into the 21st century with all of this. It’s really, moting that place and location. So communities Along with making the products available for purchase at really important to all of us and I’m hoping that have a lot of that and Selkirk didn’t,” said CAO the civic centre the city wanted to include local vendors in citizens will take advantage of this and wear Duane Nicol. this venture. To achieve this goal, the city has been work- Chuck and our Get Outside gear and be proud The release of merchandise to promote the city ing with local businesses to sell Selkirk gear with items of their community and show it off with pride,” was part of the city’s strategic plan to capitalize from both lines available at Community Threads, Big Dol- said Mayor Larry Johannson. on Selkirk’s tourism potential. lar, World of Water Selkirk, Home Hardware Selkirk, Three The online store’s offi cial launch date was Oc- “I love the hoodie. I love the [chuck] emblem. 6 Tea, and the Mighty Kiwi Juice Bar & Eatery. tober 2 but the city’s selection of promotional I have the t-shirt and I wear it constantly. It fi ts “We’re looking forward to some new designs in 2020. So clothing and items has been available to the nice. It’s so modern. It’s just the right amount of the idea being that it will be a sustainable program,” said Nicols. The proceeds from the program are also used sustainably with 30 per cent of the proceeds being shared between the city’s Selkirk Parks Endowment Fund and Selkirk’s Heri- tage Endowment Fund and the other 70 per cent going to- wards the creation of new designs and restocking of mer- chandise. To pick up your chuck or get outdoor gear visit the Sel- kirk Civic Centre, a local vendor or check out the new on- line store at shop.myselkirk.ca/

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439 MAIN ST., SELKIRK HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAY 9-9 North of Manitoba Ave. SATURDAY 9-6 SUNDAY 12-5 BiG DOLLAR 4 The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Ensemble Celebrates 40 Years By Katelyn Boulanger This year marked the 40th year of the Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Ensemble in Selkirk. To celebrate 40 years of elegant and powerful leaps and spins, the group will be having a performance at the Seven Oaks Performing Arts Center, in Winnipeg, on Oct. 26. “It’s going to be a performance that features our current membership, alumni members, and dancers from the Selkirk and District School of Dance,” said Carina Romagnoli, Troy- anda’s vice-chairperson. The Troyanda Ukrainian Dance En- semble is a semi-professional ensem- ble that calls Selkirk home. This per- formance will be unique in that it will have dancers as young as two years old and others in their fi fties and six- ties. RECORD PHOTOS SUBMITTED “I would describe [Ukrainian dance] The Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Ensemble is celebrating their 40th anniversary with a special performance as very entertaining and very lively. on Oct. 26. It’s very diverse depending on the re- gion of Ukraine represented in each nior group at the Selkirk and District dance. Typically speaking the boys are Ukrainian School of Dance. In 1979 a known for their leaps and jumps and group of dancers decided to band to- acrobatic solos, whereas the women gether and created a performing en- are known for being very elegant and semble. powerful in all of their movement, “[Since then], we’ve evolved in terms and there is a lot of spinning and just of who we are as a group generation- beauty that permeates from the wom- ally and keeping up with the way that en dancers,” said Romagnoli. Ukrainian Dance is going in terms The group originated from the se- with it being more stage based as op- posed to the village dances that we began with. We’ve really been looking for opportunities to perform within our community, throughout Manito- ba, and throughout Canada, as well as abroad,” said Romagnoli. This event will feature both new cos- said. the culture and the diverse things tumes and dances never previously The 40th anniversary performance that Ukraine has to offer and [it’s a debuted which the group learned on SUNDAY, OCT 27, 10 – 3 will start at 7:30 p.m on Oct. 26 at the change to] understand how rich the a trip to Ukraine in 2017. Seven Oaks Performing Arts Center culture is and how passionate our East Selkirk Hall “We’re going to be celebrating who (711 Jefferson Ave., Winnipeg) with dancers are for what we do... It’s a re- 711 Old Henderson Hwy, East Selkirk we are. Celebrating who we are in our tickets costing $35 for general admis- ally unique opportunity to see what 40 Awesome Artisans Handmade Products past and embracing who we are in our sion, $20 for students 17 and under has kept Ukrainian dancers so strong Silent Auction * Free Admission present and working to inspire the fu- and children under 3 are free. in Manitoba for all these years,” said * Free Parking ture of Troyanda as well,” Romagnoli “It’s a perfect opportunity to see Romagnoli. The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 5 Drumming group leads gathering for MMIP By Katelyn Boulanger showed up. A lot more people are Selkirk residents, members of the coming out as the years go by. There Selkirk Bear Clan and the FireHeart are a lot of families that are affected Women’s Drumming Group gathered and are hurting. Once they learn that at Queen’s Park in remembrance of it’s comforting to come out and sing murdered and missing Indigenous these traditional songs, to share and women, men, and two-spirited peo- to talk, and the kids even coming to- ple, on Oct. 2. gether and playing with each other “We feel it’s important to have this and blessing this night. It was really, meeting with the drumming and the really good,” said Campbell. singing and the prayers for our mur- The FireHeart Women’s Drumming dered and missing women, men, Group led the crowd in traditional and two-spirited people just to bring songs and Campbell’s daughter, Sky, awareness. There’s a lot of people took up the role of dancer. RECORD PHOTO BY KATELYN BOULANGER here who had loved ones who are “[I had] a vision this year through FireHeart Women’s Drum Group invited community members to gath- missing or murdered and it brings us prayer. I saw a dancer in a red shawl. comfort when we all gather together, I wasn’t sure who it was and I kind of er in a circle to remember all missing and murdered Indigenous peo- especially with the heartbeat of the left it to the last minute because I knew ples on Oct. 2 at Queen’s Park. drum and to sing the songs and give it would come together. I didn’t know tional Anishinaabe colour. and watch,” Sky said encouraging all remembrance and send up that peace who the dancer was but it turned out “We use the red ribbons tied to the members of the public to come out to and love. They are not forgotten,” said that [Sky] was willing to dance and bridge, red dresses and there are dif- next year’s event. Tara Campbell one of the founders she felt it in her heart. She wasn’t sure ferent ceremonies of remembrance The FireHeart Women’s Drumming of FireHeart Women’s Drumming a couple of days ago, but she felt it in where we use the colour red,” said Group is a local Selkirk drumming Group and member of the Selkirk her heart to dance because she knows Tara. group open to both Anishinaabe Bear Clan. that [the murdered and missing In- The some members of FireHeart and non-Anishinaabe members of The gathering is an annual event in digenous people] are watching from Women’s Drumming Group also the community and does not require Selkirk which recognizes those lost above and that it would give them wore red for the occasion. members to own their own drums. For members of the Indigenous commu- some comfort,” said Campbell. “I think you can’t really tell how more information about the ground nity who have been murdered or are Sky, who has been dancing since much it would mean to someone un- can be found on their Facebook page, missing and allows their family and she was very young, enjoys dancing less you see it yourself. You can’t re- facebook.com/FireHeartWomen- friends to come together. to brighten people’s moods and wore ally read about it. You have to get out DrumGroup “There are a lot of families that a red shawl consistent with the tradi- WISHING EVERYONE A

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Deadline: 4:30pm, December 2, 2019 Alan Lagimodiere MLA for Selkirk [email protected] 204.482.4955 6 The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 > Fish tales? The elkirk ecord Call Arnie Weidl at 204-641-2210 S [email protected] gettfiRED RIVERshing > CHALET BEACH > LAKE WINNIPEG > NORRIS LAKE The practiced ritual of fi shing sturgeon PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Lana Meier Brett Mitchell Welcome friends. Once in the middle of the river the Its’ been a while since I was over at guide turned his boat into the current Norris Lake to visit with anglers. A and tossed out an anchor. Ray cast off few weeks ago I fi nally made it and as the end of the boat so that his baited I drove slowly along the main camp- hook would be presented face fi rst to ing lane, RV’s were parked side by any sturgeon since they almost always side with folks sitting beside them swim against the current. It didn’t take chatting and barbequing while chil- long before he felt the telltale soft tug EDITOR SALES dren played, chasing each other of a sturgeon scooping up his hook Michelle Balharry Ligia Braidotti about. I pulled up to the dock where a with its sucker-like mouth. Ray hauled tall chap was in the process of taking up hard setting the hook. Instantly he a jackfi sh off his hook. I got out of my was pulled forward, his chest slam- car and called out, “How about hold- ming against the top edge of the boats ing that fi sh up so I can take a picture gunwale by a giant hooked sturgeon and put you in the newspaper?” which rocketed skyward completely “Sure,” our new friend agreed. After out of the water. The hundred and I took the picture we struck up a con- fi fty pound test line ripped from the REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER SPORTS EDITOR Katelyn Boulanger versation just as a lady angler walked waves snapping straight and tight be- Brian Bowman up holding a fi shing rod, its end high tween Ray and the fi sh. in the air. The line had two perch dan- The guide sprang to Ray slinging gling from the double hooks of her and locking a tethered safety belt pickerel rig. “This is Tracy Noga and around his waist. Ray quickly wid- I’m Mark Heber,” our tall friend of- ened his stance and fl ipped off his RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED fered. “We’ve moved into the Inter- rods drag. The reel sang as the line Mark Heber with his catch from lake and wanted to try fi shing Norris spun from it. Ray could now see the Norris Lake. Lake. “Well you guys seem to have fi sh’s boney, pointy backbone as it OFFICE MANAGER/ADS ADMINISTRATION Lucy Kowalchuk Georgia Campbell caught enough for a meal,” I observed. arced just above the water then dove “This is nothing,” Mark said, “off to slapping its double delta shaped tail I shared a story of a brother angler the north of us we watched in envy as against the chalky grey water. So the slipping on the slimy rocks along the a group of fi shers hit a school of perch. ritual practiced by anglers began as Winnipeg River by Pine Falls and As soon as their hooks hit the water, Ray hauled up on the rod then low- falling into the water. Lately, I met a they had another one on!” I laughed ered it as he reeled in. Again and again young, six foot plus tall Winnipeger as I shook their hands upon leaving, the fi sh would be pulled to the surface shore fi shing on the Red by Selkirk. saying, “Yea, Norris is a great little only to defi antly lash out and dive for His name is Devin Morissette and he DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTION lake for jack and big perch.” the river rock bed. An hour and a half had just come back from river bank Christy Brown Debbie Strauss On a damp overcast day last week I passed as fi sh and man battled each fi shing at Pine Falls where a scream met an upbeat, very enthusiastic fel- other. Rays’ body burned with fatigue. began an event. He told how his eyes low at the Breezy Point landing who “I don’t think I can go on any longer!” shot in the direction of the cry only to totally dispelled the dulling mood of Ray cried out, his hands and wrists see two bare feet fl ying in the air and the afternoon. Ray Blackmore was his having lost their strength. Just then then a splashing sound. He along with name and after a short talk, he gave thankfully the fi sh rose to the surface, others scrambled over the rocks to us a vibrant description of his once docile, played out. The guide maneu- see a young, blond lady angler crawl- in a lifetime fi ght with a seven and a vered the boat and fi sh to the shore ing soaking wet out of the cold wa- PRODUCTION PRINT half foot sturgeon on the Fraser River. where Ray jumped out and turned ter. When she regained fi rm ground Dan Anderson Nicole Kapusta Standing beside his boat, Ray, a man the fi sh over knowing they become Devin witnessed a very heartwarming of average size, sporting thick, grey still when upside down. He measured angler’s gesture. The women close by hair under a well used cap and an it and took pictures of his catch before collected dry clothes from themselves even thicker handle bar mustache, re- holding it by the tail directing its head or their vehicles and gave them to the called hiring a guide with a boat who into the current. Soon it revived and girl. Now warm, she settled amongst took him onto the river and handed with a wave from Ray, swam away. them and kept right on fi shing! him a very long, very thick fi shing rod. You may remember some time ago Till next time, bye for now.

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Submitted The parade Saturday night Novem- What do dogs and art have in com- ber 23 , is a highlight on Holiday Alley, mon? Believe it or not Holiday Alley. with dogs staging in front of the Gary After a paws-itively successful 2018, Theatre at 7 p.m. The pets and people the Canvasback Pooch Parade is back take a parade route around down- this year with new off-fur for canines town – which includes going past the and their owners – the “Art, Spark and judges for a fi nal review. Bark” comPETition. This year Canvasback Pet Supplies “Last year the theme was light-up, of Lockport has not only offered priz- this year we’re looking for the best es for the top three best “Art, Spark dressed pups, mutts, canines and and Bark” dogs, but also $10 gift card their families to “art it up”, said pa- for the fi rst 60 dogs so register on-line rade marshal Joy Balmana. at holidayalley.ca/get-involved. “We’re putting out the call now and “We had a blast last year and we’re asking “how can you and your best already thinking about how to top last howliday hound become four-legged year’s costume,” said Shay Nordal, art”? Best prize goes to the pooch- who by day is the director of the Sel- owner pair that know how to cel- kirk Marine Museum and who’s fur ebrate art. Of course light would still babies Max, Sara, Sadie and Tommie be an important part since this is a walked away with fi rst prize in 2018. night parade,” said Balmana who fi rst They got extra points for owners who invented the pooch parade last year. were dressed up, too. “We were honestly surprised at the Holiday Alley this year is Friday, Nov. turn out last year and the creativity 22 and Saturday, Nov. 23. The festival people brought to the street. We had of art, sound, light and creativity is al- 40 dogs who brought along their own- ways looking for partners to bring the ers - many who dressed in match- free event to families in the Red River RECORD PHOTO BY LIZ TRAN ing costumes. A crowd favourite was North region. Support and ideas are The puparazzi caught this photo last year of one of the 40 dogs and the Riverside Grill staff who brought welcome at [email protected]. The their families looking quite fetching at the furst Holiday Alley Pooch along a dash hound dressed as a wie- Holiday Alley Pooch Parade is spon- Parade last year, which is back for Saturday night November 23 at 7 ner dog,” said Balmana. sored by Canvasback Pet Supplies. p.m. in downtown Selkirk. Selkirk RCMP seizes crystal meth in West St. Paul

Staff Those who produce and traffi c On Oct. 4, just before 2:00 am, illicit drugs destroy lives, homes, Selkirk RCMP initiated a traffi c and communities. The Manitoba stop outside a residence in West RCMP remains committed to dis- St. Paul. Upon further investiga- mantling the drug networking and tion, offi cers searched the vehicle, drug traffi ckers that bring drugs and seized almost one kilogram of to our towns and cities. crystal methamphetamine. RCMP continues to investigate. A 38-year-old male and a 27 year- old-female, both from the RM of West St. Paul, were arrested and charges are pending. RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED Selkirk RCMP seized almost one kilogram of crystal meth in West St. Paul on Oct. 4. Thanksgiving Ed Teplyski IS THIS WEEKEND Respect & Integrity NEW & USED Reserve your feast today Chev, GMC, Ford, Chrysler & Hyundai 204-785-0741 204-757-2350 Email: [email protected] www.gaffers.net 8 The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 Selkirk manages natural assets with tree inventory program SUBMITTED surveyors who documented all the The leaves may be showing their fall trees on Selkirk’s streets, back lanes colours now, but before they turned, and boulevards. a steady fl ow of rainfall put an em- A new layer has been added to the phasis on all things green, effectively asset management GIS map, with turning up the colour volume on the blue pin dots indicating each of the city’s urban canopy. 4,700 trees the team collected data on. It was a stunning visual reminder of “It’s a little bit overwhelming when their beauty and it came on the heals you look at the map because there’s so of the City of Selkirk’s completion of many blue dots there,” Torcia said. Phase 1 of a three-year tree inventory “But there are coordinates for each project that aims to ensure citizens tree, and when you click on one you will always have trees to admire and easily fi nd out where it’s located, its their multitude of other benefi ts will age, what condition it’s in, how big it be reaped for years to come as well. is around, how tall it is, all the perti- “Our tree inventory fl ows out of our nent information for that one tree.” corporate Strategic Plan and award This year’s work demonstrated winning Climate Change Adaptation something the city already knew – Strategy – that’s why we’ve under- there’s a defi nite lack of diversity in taken this project, and it’s aligned to Selkirk’s tree population. Two species our asset management program be- of trees make up almost half of the cause trees are natural assets that de- city’s street tree population – Mani- liver services and as a city we need to toba Maple and Ash-Green, which ac- protect,” said Duane Nicol, Selkirk’s count for just over 2,000 of the docu- Chief Administrative Offi cer. mented trees. “With climate change and the risk of Diseases like Dutch Elm and Emer- invasive species and stress on trees, ald Ash Borer are real threats. While the city is already at risk of losing a lot the city has been proactive in manag- of trees, so we know we need to look ing its population to avoid devastation at conservation of the species at risk at the hands of these types of diseas- and we need to better manage our ur- es, the detailed information provided ban canopy. Our tree inventory pro- by the inventory can enhance and RECORD PHOTOS SUBMITTED gram will help us do that.” strengthen those efforts. City of Selkirk looks at conservation of trees with tree inventory pro- The city began taking stock of every- “That’s the basis of asset manage- gram — a three-year project to ensure trees are healthy. thing it owns in 2015 under the Capi- ment, by doing this inventory we’re tal Asset Management Program and understanding what we’ve got. Part since then 6,600 assets – everything of the process of asset management is Dutch Elm to devastate a tree, the city when these trees are actually provid- from pipes in the ground to trucks, not just having and buying new when can apply a basil spray at the base of ing the shade that we need them to streets and buildings – have been they fail but improving operation and the tree in early fall to kill the beetle provide they’re extending the life of documented in an asset registry and maintenance. It’s about sustainability that spreads the disease. If there’s an the road and reducing the heat island mapped out. of our infrastructure. It’s about maxi- infestation of aphids they can use an- effect within the city,” Nicol said. The registry not only lists the city’s mizing life, minimizing costs and get- other spray to eliminate most of the “Managing and growing our urban assets, it gives their condition and ting the best services we can from our infestation and reduce stress on the forest is a vital part of our climate a plan for when that asset will need assets,” Nicol said. tree. change adaptation efforts.” maintenance and when it ultimately “So for a tree, for a natural asset, “When a tree is stressed it’s more The city is working on new policies will need to be replaced, allowing the operation and maintenance includes susceptible to diseases and pests. The that will govern the way trees are city to prepare for its maintenance, re- taking those preventative steps and less stress on our trees the better the dealt with in the future, including a pair and replacement. making sure that we’re managing it in overall urban forest,” Torcia said. strategic plan for what type of trees This summer, Justin Torcia, the city’s a way that keeps the tree healthy and Trees are nice to look at, but they the city will plant and where, as well certifi ed arborist and tree inventory resilient. Trees that are healthy and have value far beyond the visual – as a policy to deal with damage done program leader, led a team of three resilient are much more likely to be they clean the air by sequestering to trees during street construction, a able to survive some of the challenges carbon, they give off fresh oxygen, fact that was noted during surveying. that we know that climate change is they reduce storm water run off and Besides learning critical information going to bring to us and some of the provide shade that’s important to the about the city’s trees, Torcia said they other stressors that we’re going to ex- lifespan of city streets. also learned a lot about Selkirk resi- perience in our city.” “This is a very strategic effort, by dents. Torcia said rather than just wait for planting trees today, in 15 or 20 years “People were really supportive, they really appreciated the program once we explained how the information was going to be utilized,” he said. “A lot of people out there really like their trees. When you have to go and 217 Clandeboye Ave., Selkirk cut down a tree in front of their home they get really upset, so they’re ap- Proof Deadline Fridays at 4 p.m. preciative of the program and that the city is putting money and effort and Booking Deadline resources into maintaining the urban Mondays at 4 p.m. forest.” Next year, the tree inventory team Offi ce Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30-5:00 will move into Selkirk’s parks. The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 9 Support available for dementia caregivers

By Jennifer McFee place at the Gordon Howard Cen- children of people with dementia or The fi rst session, which focuses on Dementia can be a diffi cult topic to tre (384 Eveline St.) in Selkirk from 9 any other chronic illness. Her group the progression of dementia, will take broach, but resources and support are a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Topics of discussion meets every third Thursday at the place on Tuesday, Oct. 15 from 6:30 available for caregivers close to home. include an overview of dementia, fi - Stonewall Hospital’s multipurpose to 8 p.m. in the Stonewall Hospital’s On the fourth Tuesday of every nancial and legal matters, community room from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. multipurpose room. month at 10 a.m., community mem- resources and home care. “No one’s going to get turned away. Then on Nov. 5 from 6:30 to 8 p.m., bers gather at the Stonewall Hospital The cost is $15 per person, which It’s just to talk and network. It’s about the session will focus on understand- for the Care Partner Support Group. includes lunch, refreshments and re- sharing and realizing that you’re not ing changing behaviours in people “It’s basically for anybody who’s sources. Anyone who is interested alone in your struggles. It’s a place to with dementia. caring for a person with dementia. It should register as soon as possible by vent and know that it’s OK to be frus- “The sessions are open to anybody, gives them an informal support net- emailing Holland at alzne@alzheim- trated and angry,” she said. so you can bring your wife, your hus- work made up of people who are go- er.mb.ca or calling 204-268-4752 or “It’s a nasty disease and it’s only band, your sister, your brother, any- ing through very similar things. We 1-800-378-6699. going to get worse because we’re liv- one,” Jansen said. know that dementia really looks dif- Also in Selkirk, the Minds in Mo- ing longer and there are no places to “This town is only going to have ferent for everybody,” said Samantha tion program is geared for people go. The days are gone when people more and more dementia, and unfor- Holland, the Interlake/Eastern re- with early to moderate symptoms of stayed home and took care of their tunately we’re seeing it younger and gional co-ordinator for the Alzheimer dementia to can attend with a family elder people. We really need to make younger. It’s not just an elderly dis- Society of Manitoba. member or friend. some changes and it has to be as a ease anymore. “It gives them a chance to share and Participants can engage in physical community.” “You’re starting to see a lot of early get things off their chest and really activity, socialization and cognitive The monthly meetings are informal onset. We really do need to take the have that emotional support. That’s stimulation alongside others who are and all are welcome to attend. stigma off of folks with dementia. It’s so important, especially in caring for living similar experiences. This two- “They can come and listen. They can a tough disease and there’s a lot of someone with dementia because it hour weekly program runs for eight come and partake. People can come support and understanding and edu- can be very stressful. Every day can weeks from Wednesday, Oct. 16 to and talk about what their day, week or cation that needs to be given.” look different, so it’s really good for Wednesday, Dec. 4 from 1 to 3 p.m. at month has been like, their week has According to the Alzheimer Society them to have that outlet and have a the Gordon Howard Centre. The cost been like,” she said. of Manitoba (www.alzheimer.mb.ca), connection with someone from the to register is $65 per pair. “Not everybody is there because more than 23,000 Manitobans are cur- Alzheimer Society.” For more information about Minds their mom or dad has dementia. It rently living with Alzheimer’s disease In addition to hosting the monthly in Motion, contact program manager could be Parkinson’s or something or another dementia. By 2038, this caregiver gatherings, Holland also Kathy Diehl Cyr at mindsinmotion@ else. As long as you’re a caregiver and number is expected to reach more said that she is available for verbal alzheimer.mb.ca or 204-943-6622 or needing support, you are welcome.” than 40,700. In addition, 56 per cent of support, to answer questions or to visit www.alzheimer.mb.ca/mindsin- She notes that the Alzheimer Soci- Manitobans are impacted by demen- provide people with additional re- motion. To register, contact the Gor- ety puts together Telehealth sessions, tia because they have a family mem- sources. don Howard Centre at 204-785-2092. which Jansen will offer using a new ber or close friend with the disease. On Nov. 9, a workshop called Living Stonewall resident Yvonne Jansen machine with improved sound and with Dementia: First Steps will take runs another support group for adult picture clarity. Tickets for Homes for the Holidays on sale Staff one group member picks up their tour Tickets for the 5th annual Homes guides. That way they can authorize for the Holidays House and Heritage charitable receipts at the point of pur- Tour are now on sale and you can now chase. buy them online. This year, all nine sites have never Tours will take place on Thurs., Nov. been seen before and include the 21, Fri., Nov. 22, and Sat., Nov. 23. Tick- Blessed Virgin Mary the Protectress ets can be purchased online at https:// Ukrainian Catholic Church and the www.eventbrite.ca/e/homes-for-the- Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic holidays-2019-tickets-72714965419?af Church. The other seven are homes of f=ebdssbdestsearch or at Packers residents who love the Christmas sea- Women’s Fashion (409 Main St.) and son and are passionate about decorat- Gaynor Family Regional Library (806 ing their homes. Manitoba Ave.). All locations are available at http:// The event not only brings beauty homesfortheholidaysredrivernorth. to the holiday season, it has already ca/tours_extra_fun.php?ID=Homes_ profi led 50 unique sites in Red River Heritage_Sites North and created economic opportu- Homes for the Holidays House and nities. Heritage Tour offers park and ride Prices vary from $40 for a two-day services from Selkirk to all sites. tour (Friday and Saturday) and $50 And for those travelling a long dis- for a three day tour (Thursday, Friday, tance to indulge in the beautiful deco- and Saturday) and includes a wine rations, Canalta Hotel is offering a and cheese reception on Friday night. reduced rate of $119 per night (plus RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED For group purchases, organizers ask taxes) for Homes for the Holidays Homes for the Holidays House and Heritage Tour tickets are on sale on- that people send in the names and guests. Call them to book your room line or at Packers Women’s Fashion and at the Gaynor Family Regional addresses of each ticket holder when at 204-482-7474. Library. 10 The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 Minds in Motion Program returns this fall By Katelyn Boulanger fl exible. We do a lot of chair based ex- Minds in Motion is a two-hour week- ercises. We have a lot of tools that we ly program which provides support to use, exercise balls, bands, things like people with dementia and their care that,” said Holland. partners. After the certifi ed fi tness instruc- This fall’s eight week session will be- tor fi nishes with exercises, the group gin on Oct. 16 at the Gordon Howard breaks for coffee and socialization Centre. time followed by two or three group “It combines cognitive social and activities. These activities can include physical activity for people with indoor bocci ball, giant Jenga, word mild to moderate signs of dementia games, crossword puzzles, spot the to come with their care-partner. This difference games, and I spy among [care partner] could be their spouse, others. a family member or a friend and it “The improved mental functioning doesn’t have to be the same person can last anywhere from two to three week to week which is nice so if there days after Minds in Motion. [The par- is a scheduling issue someone else ticipant’s] mind may be a little bit can come,” said Interlake Eastern Re- more clear. Their minds have been gional Coordinator, Samantha Hol- working and forming new connec- land. tions and really strengthening the The program is a combination of ones that are already there,” said Hol- physical exercise, social time, and land. mental activities tailored to those liv- Glenda Oldham, a care partner who ing with dementia. has participate in the Minds in Mo- “There are a lot of chair based ex- tion program in various communi- ercises but we do get [participants] ties for the past four years with her up and moving to work on balance. husband, feels that it also gives him RECORD PHOTOS SUBMITTED Things like mobility really changes something to anticipate before the Minds in Motion is back at the Gordon Howard Centre in Selkirk. with the progression of dementia so session and to talk about afterwards. anything that we can do to strengthen “By the time someone is diagnosed the abilities that they have left keeps they’ve already lost a lot of their regu- normally have done they can’t do their bodies moving and keeps them lar skills and so the things that they anymore or it’s really awkward and uncomfortable. It’s a struggle to fi nd activities that are going to be useful to them and meaningful that are going to give their days purpose,” said Old- ham. Oldham appreciates that the pro- gram provides an opportunity for new friendships and new connections and says she and her husband will contin- ue to participate in the program. “You become very protective over your loved one [when they have de- metia]. By the end of the fi rst session we were both very impressed with the activities and what it did for both of us,” she said. The program not only provides sup- port for people with dementia but is positive.” inclusive of care partners needs. Residents can try the fi rst session at “[The care partners] are getting the no cost with the rest of the session be- chance to come together out in the ing $65 for the eight weeks of meet- community. It is reducing that social ings. isolation for them as well. It’s keeping “Everybody leaves with a smile on them active and engaged in a safe and their face. You come in and you imme- supportive setting. They are able to in- diately start getting involved, becom- teract with other caregivers and form ing active and start having fun. Really those friendships and those bonds. we don’t focus on the dementia side It’s a giant support network really for of things. We don’t focus on the prob- GENERAL ADMISSION $40 them. It’s also kind of a time away to lems and the negatives but we really TICKETS VIP ADMISSION $75 come and have fun and not to worry are all just coming together to have a about what they have to do next,” said good time and the physical and the Holland. mental benefi ts are just a good bo- Oldham agrees saying, “In terms of nus,” said Holland. that social well-being, it’s being with Registering for the program can be people who have a similar focus and done by calling the Gordon Howard similar challenges and it’s upbeat and Centre at 204-785-2092. The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 11 Local group offers support to breast cancer patients that we’ve been able to provide a va- riety of activities and been able to do outreach projects in the community,” McLeary said. The group has donated books to the Lord Selkirk School Division, set up a table at Nova House Wellness Day, and donated items to Selkirk Cancer- Care. This ability to give back is what makes Ervick want to continue with the group. “I feel like for me personally, the journey will never be over. It’s fi lled with so many ups and downs and I feel like the support is really great and if I could help anyone else who is new to the group, I would be so excited for that,” said Ervick. To join the group, those interested can call Wendy McLeary at 204-785- 2456 or email at [email protected]. For those interested in support- ing the group, they can head over to Packers Women’s Fashion which dur- ing October, breast cancer awareness month, is running a promotion that if RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED you go in and try on a pair of french Members of the Selkirk and District Breast Cancer Support Group. dressing jeans they will donate a dol- lar to the Selkirk Breast Cancer Sup- By Katelyn Boulanger advice from their own experiences some time and had the idea to try to port Group. The Selkirk Breast Cancer support and it’s full of really friendly wonder- fi nd others to form a group. group is celebrating 20 years of sup- ful people,” she commented. “We had seven women come out and porting each other and giving back to They meet the fourth Thursday of show interest saying that they wanted their community. every month at 7 p.m. to have discus- to start a group,” said McLeary. “At the “[We] provide peer support for sions, make crafts and learn about start we were strictly there for peer other women living with breast can- subjects like hair products when un- support because in the beginning we cer, whether you’re newly diagnosed dergoing chemotherapy, advanced didn’t know what way we wanted our or have been cancer free for several care planning, and meditation. group to go. It continued to blossom.” years. We accept any woman at any “We try to balance out our meet- The group has evolved over the past stage of their life and we also will ing throughout the year so that some 20 years, having received local spon- bring in guest speakers and do ac- have activities and some don’t, so sorships from the Selkirk Fire Depart- tivities,” said Wendy McLeary, the co- that if we have a newer member they ment and Packers Women’s Fashions chair and co-founder of the group. have an opportunity to speak and ask which has allowed them to give back Lisa Ervick appreciates the camara- questions,” McLeary said. to the community. derie that the group provides. The group came about in Oct. 21, “Once you get away from your can- “I feel like the group has given me 1999, after McLeary and Tanis Barker cer diagnoses for a while your out- a community of people that under- were paired up by the Selkirk Hospi- look is different. You’re not focused stands what I’m going through or tal to provide support for each other on treatment. You have to decide what what I was going through at the time. through their cancer diagnoses. The your normal life is going to look like, People that can relate and give great two women spoke on the phone for and so I think the longevity of it is 12 The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 City of Selkirk is a walking delight year-round

SUBMITTED well as plenty of sidewalks that are Len Bacon regularly partakes in the suitable for a stroll. In the winter, City of Selkirk’s Walk and Jog pro- most would agree it’s best, and safer, gram at the Rec Complex, and though to move inside. the 78-year-old is hesitant to say he The Walk and Jog program runs goes everyday, when the snow fl ies Monday to Friday at the Rec Complex, and the wind picks up, it often blows from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Septem- Len inside to get his heart pumping. ber to April, except on holidays or “It’s good exercise and you’re not during special events. going to go walking in a snow bank Shelly Leonard, program coordi- when it’s 30 below,” Len says. nator, says Walk and Jog aligns with “I don’t go everyday, but sometimes the city’s Strategic Plan that calls for I have gone twice a day in the winter. the city to provide the best possible It’s wonderful…I think it’s an excel- recreation opportunities for Selkirk lent place, it’s a great building.” residents, create a vibrant, safe and Selkirk is a walker’s delight dur- healthy community and serve as a ing the summer months, with active hub for culture and recreation. transportation pathways on Manitoba “It’s a great regional program that is Avenue and in several city parks as open to residents and non-residents who want to remain physically active RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTED in a safe environment during the cold Selkirk’s Walk and Jog program brings many benefi ts to citizens. winter months,” Leonard says. “There’s plenty of space, you can Selkirk’s program is subsidized by ously, it was quite narrow and could walk alone or with a group and it’s the city, which covers 60 per cent of accommodate just one walker at a very affordable. It’s always nice to see the cost. time. Now two can cross together. people being active and taking advan- For Len, Selkirk’s price can’t be beat. Seats were also removed on the east tage of the Rec Complex.” “If you use it 20 times a month, that’s side of the arena at both ends to make The city has two part-time employ- about 30 cents a day, or a couple trips the walking area wider. ees who are on-site during the Walk to Tim Hortons,” he says. The improvements were done as and Jog program. “It also physically benefi ts you.” part of the city’s Capital Asset Man- Last year, 188 participants attended Walking is a great activity that most agement program and will help ex- the program a total of 10,936 times. can do. According to Health Canada, tend the life of the building and re- Just over half of the participants hail walking is a simple exercise that will duce energy costs. from Selkirk, 56 per cent, with 20 per benefi t people of all ages and it rec- Len says the walking surface is very cent coming from St. Andrews, 13 per ommends people go for a walk every even and always clean. And there’s a cent from St. Clements and 11 per day and seek out places with walking railing for those who need it. There cent from various communities in- paths. are also plenty of places to sit and LUNCH BUFFET cluding, Stonewall, Riverton and the The city has made $60,000 in im- rest if you need to take a break during provements to the Rec Complex over your walk. 11am - 2:30pm City of Winnipeg. 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Bloom won the varsity girls’ race at Kilcona Park last Thursday, crossing the fi nish line in a time of 17:17.3 That was a minute and one second faster than West Kildonan’s Katie Fe- schuk. Selkirk’s Anna Sternat placed sixth with a time of 18:41.9 while the Roy- als’ Emi Hirata was 31st with a time of 24:06. In the varsity boys’ event, Selkirk’s Heath Kurys ran a great race, fi n- ishing second overall with a time of 18:06.7. That was behind only Garden Sayda Bloom has been The Selkirk Royals’ Heath Kurys RECORD PHOTOS BY MATT PEARSON City’s Will Boyle (16:10.6). outstanding for the Selkirk Royals was fantastic in the KPAC varsity The Royals’ Amanda Shupenia was The Royals’ Victor Schjerning was in cross country this season. She boys’ 5000-metre race, fi nishing very good in the KPAC 3000-metre sixth (19:16.8), followed by teammates won KPAC races at Kilcona Park second, last Thursday at Kilcona junior varsity girls’ race last week. Nathan Vaughan (14th, 20:03.0) and on Sept. 26 and then again last Park. She placed third overall. Terrance Tong (24th, 22:22.9). Thursday. Selkirk’s Amanda Shupenia was de la Cruz (sixth, 13:33.3), Agnes Se- Selkirk’s Keenan Allen fi nish fourth The fi nal KPAC race is Wednesday third in the junior varsity girls’ race, idle (13:41.8), Annessa Staciuk (13th, out of 21 runners with a solid time of (11:30 a.m.) at Birds Hill Park. crossing the fi nish line in 12:55.0. MB- 14:29.1) and Katie Wallmuth (14th, 16:00.8. The MHSAA provincial champi- CI’s Felicia Ross won the race with a 14:32.2) Miles Macdonell’s Daniel Zubricki onship is slated for Oct. 16 in Stony time of 11:31.4. The junior varsity boys’ race saw placed fi rst at 15:28.1. Mountain. Other Royals’ runners were Emma Interlake improves to 5-0 with win over Neepawa By Brian Bowman on the ground, rushing 13 times for The Interlake Thunder had a very 128 yards while Gabriel Perrie carried balanced offensive attack against the the ball fi ve times for 20 yards and a Neepawa Tigers. pair of touchdowns. And it resulted in a lopsided victory. Jacob Naherne scored Interlake’s Interlake seemingly ran and threw other touchdown on a two-yard run. at will as the Thunder knocked off That’s a lot of offensive production Neepawa 63-12 in Rural Manitoba from a lot of different players. Football League action last Friday. “That’s a real exciting thing to have “The offence moved the ball really because you never know with football, well and just kept rolling all day,” said any play can be a real problem with Thunder head coach Mitch Obach. “It injuries,” Obach said. “When you have was one of those games where we def- lots of guys with skills that can step initely got a lot of guys involved and up and do what’s needed, it gives you got some good production out of guys a lot more confi dence in any game.” who we hadn’t had as much out of so On the defensive side of the ball, Ty- it was nice to see it spread around.” son Wyryha and James Crate led the RECORD PHOTO BY LANA MEIER Thunder quarterback Josh Charison Thunder with seven tackles apiece was effi cient, once again, completing while Aiden McLean and Eric Zotter Lockport’s Tyson Wyryha (16) had seven tackles in the game against 17-of-31 passes for 253 yards and four each had fi ve tackles. Neepawa last Friday. The Thunder beat Neepawa 63-12. touchdowns. He also ran in a pair of Wyryha also had a sack while Chase really low scoring, tight games. I think TDs. Riddle hauled in an interception and the Thunder’s stifl ing defence. they have self-declared themselves as Charison’s favourite target was Jonathan Pchajek had a fumble recov- Interlake (5-0) will host the Dauphin rebuilding but I think things are going Karsen Karish, who hauled in fi ve ery. Clippers (2-3) on Friday at Stonewall pretty quick and their defence seems passes for 96 yards and a major. The Thunder’s defence pitched a Collegiate. Kickoff is at 4:30 p.m. to have come a long way real quick. Other touchdown passes were shutout in the game as Neepawa’s “We want to go 6-0 but Dauphin got “I think they’ll be a good test for us caught by Gabriel Perrie, Brady de La- touchdowns came via a kickoff return a win last weekend against Virden, and it will be playoff weather here, roque, and Jaxon Pilon. and a turnover. which we were a little surprised based which will be a good test as well.” Besides catching four passes for 77 “Everyone was contributing so it on earlier scores,” Obach noted. “In yards, deLaroque was also very good was a real solid effort,” Obach said of their last two games, they have played 20 The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 Selkirk Fishermen defeat Warriors in home opener

Staff third period. It was Collette’s second The Selkirk Fishermen were able to goal of the game. celebrate the raising of their Capital Jordan Donald, Kyle Melo, and Ben Region Junior Hockey League cham- Kelly (on the power play) also scored pionship banner before Friday’s home for the Fishermen. opener against the St. Malo Warriors. Tyler Cormier had St. Malo’s other A couple of hours later, Selkirk was goal just 1:02 into the game while the able to celebrate a victory. Warriors had the man advantage. The Fishermen defeated the War- Riley Bannerman made 21 saves for riors 4-3 in the season-opening game the victory. for both teams. Selkirk played at the North Winni- Chad King scored the eventual peg Satelites this past Tuesday but no game-winning goal on the power play score was available at press time. midway in the third period to give The Fishermen will then host the RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL Selkirk a 4-2 lead. Lundar Falcons on Sunday at the Sel- Selkirk Fishermen goaltender Riley Bannerman made 21 saves to lead St. Malo’s Maxime Collette made kirk Rec Complex. Puck drop is 3:30 his club to a 4-3 home win over the St. Malo Warriors in Capital Region things interesting, though, when he p.m. tallied with just 1:33 remaining in the Junior Hockey League action last Friday at the Rec Complex. Colter named MJHL Manitoba Pork Peak Performer of the Month for September

ba Junior Hockey League’s Manitoba participating in the run. to goalies Matt Lenz (Steinbach Pis- Pork Peak Performer of the Month for Meanwhile, the MJHL also an- tons) and Dalton Dosch (Virden). September. nounced its other major award win- The TELUS Defenceman of the Colter was very active helping out ners for September. Month was the Portage Terriers’ Cael- in the community last month. He vol- Virden Oil Capitals’ forward Tanner en McPhee. He scored a goal and had unteered at the team’s minor hockey Andrew was selected as the RBC Play- six points in six games. camp helping kids on and off the er of the Month. He had four goals Honourable mentions went to ice. Colter assisted with Daerwood and eight points in six games. Drake Burgin (Winkler) and Jayden School’s meet and greet where he Honourable mentions went to Win- Wojciechowski (Virden). helped kids fi nd their way around nipeg Blues’ forward Mikol Sartor and The IBAM Rookie of the Month was their new school, fi nd their class- Winkler Flyers’ forward Justin Sven- awarded to Winnipeg forward Braden rooms and make them feel comfort- son. Fischer. He tallied three goals and had Thomas Colter able in the new environment. The MGEU Goaltender of the Month seven points in six games. He volunteered at local sponsor was the Waywayseecappo Wolverines’ Honourable mentions go out to Win- BBQ, making food deliveries and Thomas Phinney. He was 4-0 with a kler defenceman Kyle Lamoureux and Staff serving the community and also took 1.00 goals-against average and .955 Steinbach forward Carter Loney. Selkirk Steelers’ defenceman Thom- part in the Terry Fox Run, where he save percentage. Phinney also posted as Colter has been named the Manito- supported and motivated the kids a shutout. Honourable mentions went Royals red-hot in KPAC varsity volleyball

By Brian Bowman fun game to watch, that’s for sure. pretty impressive considering Sel- In varsity girls’ action, Selkirk The Selkirk Royals varsity boys’ There was lots of defence and lots of kirk’s roster features four Grade 12 soundly defeated Garden City on volleyball team continues to be red- long rallies.” players and seven in Grade 11. But Oct. 2 at the Comp. hot in KPAC Tier 1 play. Selkirk is playing some real good those Grade 11 players are very The Royals won sets by scores of Selkirk won its fi fth-straight league volleyball right now. The Royals talented, said Dear, and will be so 25-10, 25-12, 25-22. game after downing the Murdoch are fi nding ways to win those close, much better in their senior year. Selkirk leads the seven-team Mackay Clansmen 3-0 (25-13, 25-14, hard-fought sets. “They’re starting to fi nd their KPAC Tier 1 division with a perfect 25-18) on Monday. “It means that they can come back groove,” she said. “We’re a young 5-0 record. The Royals earlier beat the Garden and fi ght their way to the end and team. We started off as a young The Royals, currently fourth City Fighting Gophers 3-1 (25-21, fi nish it off, which is what you al- team and made too many errors but among “AAAA” schools in the MH- 25-23, 22-25, 28-26) on Oct. 2. ways want,” Dear said. they’re starting to clean that up and SAA rankings, will play at the fi fth- “We played a good game,” said The Royals are currently sev- are looking really good.” place Miles Macdonell Buckeyes on Royals’ interim head coach Kier enth among “AAAA” schools in last Selkirk will play at the Transcona Wednesday at 6 p.m. Dear on Saturday. “It was a really week’s MHSAA rankings. That’s Titans on Wednesday at 6 p.m. The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 21 Plowman Selkirk defeats Crusaders to begin WHSHL regular season

Staff recently named The Selkirk Royals boys’ hockey team gave the St. Paul’s Crusaders quite the shock on Monday. Manitoba U18 St. Paul’s, always one of the top teams in the Winnipeg High School Hockey League’s Platinum Promo- AAA Hockey tions Division, saw fi rst-hand how good the Royals are this season after Selkirk skated to a solid 3-1 victory at League player of the Rec Complex. Royals’ goals were scored by Austin the week Wasnie, Ashton Henry and Grafton Hopkins. Selkirk will host Jeanne Sauve on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at the Rec Com- plex. The Royals will then play J.H. Bruns at Southdale Arena on Oct. 21. Game time is 4 p.m. In preseason action on Oct. 2, the Royals lost 5-1 at home to the Stein- RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL bach Sabres. The Selkirk Royals’ Ashton Henry looks to get past a St. Paul’s defender Matt Donald scored Selkirk’s lone during Winnipeg High School Hockey League regular-season action on goal. Monday. Selkirk had a great start to its season, beating St. Paul’s 3-1. Selkirk dumps Dauphin, loses to Virden in MJHL action Staff Cole Plowman The Selkirk Steelers have not had much luck against the Virden Oil Cap- Staff itals this season. Selkirk lost its third game to Virden The Manitoba U18 AAA Hockey just a few weeks into the season as League announced recently that the Oil Capitals skated to a 6-4 win in Cole Plowman of the Winnipeg Manitoba Junior Hockey League ac- Thrashers was the CCM Hockey tion on Friday evening. Player of the Week. Kolten Kanaski led Virden with a In two games on Sept. 27-28, pair of goals while Nolan Dawson, Plowman picked up two wins, Josh Belcher, Jacob Evans and Jayden including a shutout against the Wojciechowski also tallied. Parkland Rangers. Jordan MacFarlane, Caiden Gault, Plowman stopped all 26 shots Tanner Pochipinski and Brayden he faced as the Thrashers beat the Clark replied for Selkirk. Rangers 4-0. The following day, Steelers’ forward Carter Barley had the Selkirk native made 23 saves two assists. in guiding the Thrashers to a 4-2 Steelers’ goaltender Levi Mitchell victory over the Southwest Cou- stopped 25 of the 30 shots he faced. gars. On Oct. 1, the Steelers dumped The six-foot goaltender stopped the Dauphin Kings 5-0 as part of the 49 of 51 shots he faced for a 1.00 MJHL’s Player Showcase at the Seven goals-against average and .961 Oaks Sportsplex. save percentage. Colby Jaquet and Barley scored 50 Plowman, now in his second sea- seconds apart midway in the fi rst pe- son with the Thrashers, had a 14-7 riod and then Ryan Piwniuk and Po- record a year ago with a .925 save chipinski tallied early in the second. percentage and a 2.38 GAA. Brett Namaka closed out the scoring He is listed with the Brandon with his fourth goal of the season in Wheat Kings of the Western the third. Hockey League and is protect- RECORD PHOTO BY LANA MEIER Jaquet and Clark each had two as- ed by the Selkirk Steelers of the Steelers’ defenceman Colby Jaquet fends off a Dauphin Kings’ defender sists in the game. Manitoba Junior Hockey League. during MJHL action last week. Mitchell made 26 saves for the shut- Honourable mention for the out victory. award went to Justin Keck (Pem- No. 1 netminder. The Steelers will host the Kings on The Olds, Alta. product, now in his bina Valley Hawks), Rory Neill Selkirk hosted Virden this past Tues- Friday (7:30 p.m.) and the Swan Valley second season with the Steelers, has (Winnipeg Wild), and Matthew day but no score was available at Stampeders Saturday (6:30 p.m.). really started to settle in as the club’s Vandell (Interlake Lightning). press time. 22 The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected] Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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APPLICATION FOR REVISION 42(1) A person in whose name property has been assessed, a mortgagee Please support in possession of property under subsection 114(1) of The Real Property our advertisers Act, an occupier of premises who is required under the terms of a lease to pay the taxes on the property, or the assessor may make application for the revision of an assessment roll with respect to: SHOP LOCAL (a) liability to taxation; (b) amount of an assessed value; (c) classifi cation of property; or (d) a refusal by an assessor to amend the assessment roll under subsection 13(2). Power Builder Looking For A APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Few Good Men Advertising To Sell IRVING OIL 43(1) An application for revision must WORKS! In Your Area. (a) be made in writing; OBR Oil & Marine is looking (b) set out the roll number and legal description of the assessable • GET SEEN by over for rural dealers to sell property for which a revision is sought; 400,000 Manitoba Irving Oils & Lubricants. Homes! 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ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT CARD OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM

I would like to thank my incredible partner Don, Bernice Gooley (Besyk) for all of his support; as well my family at the July 9, 1935 to October 10, 2011 Spin Shack especially Shannon. Also thanks to Our days go on without you, the residents of Selkirk for their support. In our lives you are no more; -Sincerely, We miss our time together, Shirley Guilbeault You are no longer at your door. No one knows our heartaches, Only those who have lost can tell; ANNOUNCEMENT Of the grief we bear in silence, CARD OF THANKS For the Mom we loved so well. -Sadly missed and forever in our hearts, Bell, Norman – The family of Norman want to daughters Charlene (Murray), Darlene thank Selkirk Paramedics and RCMP for their and all your grandchildren and kindness, concern and compassion in the great-grandchildren passing of Norman. Also thank you to Interlake Cremation, for your help and guidance, Christ Church and the wonderful lunch committee for the reception. Also a thank you to all who made donations in Norman’s memory, food and cards. Greatly appreciated. -Bev, Bruce, Brian and Brad Bell Helen Lorna Anne Calder NEW! ANNOUNCEMENT OUR HOUSES Helen Lorna Calder May 30, 1924 – October 13, 2018 May 30, 1924 – October 13, 2018 CARD OF THANKS Momma $126,000 ARE SELLING Your life was love and labour, You left us beautiful memories, Full bsmnt, 3+ bdrm, 1600 sf, 3 ac. LET US The family of Jon Bell would like to express Your love for your family true; Your love is still our guide; You did your best for all of us, NEW! our thanks to all family, friends and neighbours Though we cannot see you, SELL YOURS! who attended Jon’s Celebration of Life. Thanks We will always remember you. You’re always by our side. -With love, your son Mike, 80 Acre $ for all the food, fl owers, pictures and comfort -Love you lots…. Hwy 317 Evan $299,000 75,900 and daughter Pat. Farm Lot you provided. We appreciate the condolences Jackie and Jeff 1300 sf, 3 bdrm, 2 bath,th htd wrkswrkshp,hp and offers of support from all. Thanks to all the Until we meet again. Jenna, Blake and Nicole 1 ac chainlink fenced on 22 ac. 205 Manitoba 4 Commercial $ doctors and nurses for their care provided to NEW PRICE! 428 Robinson Units 219,000 Jon at both Selkirk and Pine Falls Hospital. ANNOUNCEMENT SuperS fi xer-upper, 952 sf, 4 bd, 4 Units possible! -Bonnie, Damian, Jackie, LEASE IN MEMORIAM Don’t Forget Your spacious Main St., Selkirk Jeff and Angie Bell $ front porch, Loved Ones 87,000 Wayde 61x101 ft lot SOLD! Best Value! Year round Waterfront, ANNOUNCEMENT WITH AN Petersfi eld $ IN MEMORIAM SOLD!

ANNOUNCEMENT 109 Edstan $ Hwy #9A $ 455,000 Daniel 198,500 IN THE 5 bd, 3 bath. Daniel

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NetleySOLD Ave MainSOLD St SOLD OliverSOLD Ave. SuperiorSOLD Ave. HarriottSOLD Rd EarlSOLD Grey Rd FourSOLD Mile Rd BeachsideSOLD Rd 46 Minchull Rd $399,900 MelbourneSOLD Ave. OliverSOLD Ave. Steve Lister 528 Ft. on Muckle Creek December 11, 1919 – October 8, 2008 In loving memory of a wonderful VACANT LAND Les Clifford husband, father, grandfather, McPhillips Rd 80 Acres $420,000 (Dryden) and great-grandfather January 3, 1975 – October 8, 2014 Lot 2 Ashfi eld RdSOLD 4.79 Acres $114,900 No longer in our lives to share, We miss your smile, your joking ways, 610 Ferry Rd2.05 Acres $117,900 But in our hearts you are always there. 204-485-5656 We miss the things, you used to say. [email protected] Silent thoughts of times together, View our listings… www.teammoyer.ca Rich MOYER Judy MOYER And when old times we do recall, 355 Main Street, Selkirk Memories that will last forever. It’s when we miss you most of all. Each of us have our own special way, - Love Mom and Dad (Al); Of remembering you with love today. brothers Dean (Medea), Kevin (Lindsay), We miss you lots! BOOK YOUR Jordan and families Call -Love from your wife Elsie, children ANNOUNCEMENT and families 204-785-1618 TODAY 26 The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call Announcements 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

OBITUARY OBITUARY Arthur (Art) Gooley May 13, 1934 - October 6, 2019 John Machowski Sr. It is with very sad hearts that we announce the passing of our Peacefully, on Friday, October 4, 2019 at the Tudor Personal Care Home in Selkirk, Manitoba, John beloved father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Arthur (Art), on Machowski, aged 90 years, formerly of East Selkirk, Manitoba, beloved husband of the late Mildred October 6, 2019 at Red River Place in Selkirk, MB, with family by passed away. his side. In keeping with his wishes, cremation has taken place a Celebration of his life will be held. At the time of passing Art leaves to mourn his four children Full obituary to follow in the next edition. Charlene McRae (Murray), Darlene Swain, Tracy Dobrowolski (Kevin), Jason Gooley (Tracy); grandchildren Derek Samagalski Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. (Selena), Tyler Samagalski (Janelle), Shawn Swain (Sheila), Bryce Dobrowolski; and great-grandchildren, Kallie and Baylee Samagalski, Dekkar Samagalski, and Dwight Swain. Also left OBITUARY to mourn his passing are his sisters Ruth Wityshyn (Stan), Pat John Calverley Yablonski and numerous nieces and nephews, brothers-in-law, 1943-2019 and sisters-in law. Art was predeceased by his loving wife of 45 John Calverley passed peacefully on October 1, 2019 after his years, Joan (Besyk); his parents Edward and Helen Gooley; his in-laws Nicholas and Jennie Besyk; battle with cancer. his sister Esther Kozyra; many nephews, sisters-in-law, and brothers-in-law. He leaves to mourn his wife, Dianne (nee: Mostowy); children: Dad was born and raised on the family farm in Foley, MB, where he also attended school. After a not John (Katie), Laurie Ann, Matthew (Chelsea); grandchildren: so successful fi rst job of selling pots and pans door to door, he decided to go into fl ooring installation Nathan, Andrew, and Olive; sisters: Janice Wood and Fern Crane; on his own and then hired and worked with a great crew of guys for many years. He later went to work many nieces and nephews; In-laws: Edwin Mostowy, Linda at Bill Knight Flooring as a sub-contractor installer, and then was hired as the company’s Flooring Mostowy, Janis Hall, Donna Mostowy and Denice Williams. Estimator until he retired in 1999. He was predeceased by his parents Fernie and Ingibjorg Dad had a great love and enjoyment for music and while at a young age learned to play the guitar Calverley. and fi ddle on his own and later went on to play as one of the band members of the famous “Polka John grew up in Bissett, Manitoba where he worked underground Whippers”. They played every weekend at weddings, anniversaries and events all over Manitoba as well as prospected with his father for many years. He moved for many years and were even asked back to play at some 25th Anniversaries for couples that they to Alberta where he worked for many years as a process operator played at their weddings for. with Syncrude. After retiring he was a self-employed contractor in Art and Joan were married in 1971 and after living in Winnipeg for a few years, moved out to St. the oilfi eld for many companies. Andrews where they raised their children. They later moved to Selkirk where he lived until his passing. Cremation has taken place. Dad loved getting together with family and friends (especially his “Schwaggers”) and was always A Celebration of Life will be held at 2:00 p.m., on Thursday, October 10, 2019 at the Alliance there to pull out his guitar or fi ddle to play a tune and sing, either by himself or whoever was there with Church, 10017-99 Street, Morinville, Alberta with Pastor Lewis Hauer offi ciating. instruments to join in, whether at a campsite, family event or just for fun. He enjoyed getting visits from In lieu of fl owers, Memorial Donations may be made to the Cross Cancer Institute, 11560 all his grandkids and great-grandkids and he was one of his grandson Derek’s biggest curling fan. University Avenue NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 9Z9. After his retirement, dad spent most of his time with and taking care of his wife, Joan until her To send condolences, please visit www.connelly-mckinley.com. passing. They were the “perfect couple” always laughing and telling jokes and playing tricks on each other, or making plans on their many trips to Grand Forks and Shooting Star Casino. He then suffered Connelly-McKinley Funeral Home a few falls, breaking his hip twice and then his leg and slowly became more ill with his cancer until St. Albert Chapel his passing. (780) 458-2222 We would like to thank all his doctors and nurses at Selkirk Regional Health Centre for taking such good care of our dad. He truly appreciated all of you. We would also like to thank his homecare ladies. OBITUARY You took such great care of dad and he looked forward to your visits, there are too many to name, you Michael Chanas know who you are. Also special thanks to his homecare nurse Gail, you really brightened up his day. After a short and intense battle with cancer, Mike peacefully He was truly blessed to have all of you in his life during his illness. passed away at Grace Hospital in the early morning hours of Honorary pallbearers are Derek Samagalski, Tyler Samagalski, Shawn Swain, Bryce Dobrowolski, October 2, 2019 with his wife Sharon and those he loved by his Kevin Dobrowolski and Murray McRae. Honoring dads wishes cremation has taken place. A side. celebration of dads’ life will be held at Gilbart Funeral Home, 309 Eveline St. in Selkirk, MB., on Mike worked for 30 plus years with Gerdau Ameristeel MB Tuesday, October 15, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. A private family interment will follow later that day at Glen (formerly Manitoba Rolling Mills) and intermittently with Manitoba Eden Memorial Gardens. Hydro. In lieu of fl owers, donations can be made to CancerCare Manitoba in Dad’s name. The greatest gift a man can give his children is to love their Condolences may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com mother, and that he did for 57 years. Dad’s fi rst thought when anything was happening was about mom, always making sure she Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. was well taken care of. During their years together they enjoyed travelling the world and OBITUARY later shared that love of travel with their nephew Paul and niece Carolyn and then the twins. ROWLEY, Bruce (Clayton) Predeceased by his parents Dymetro and Caroline Chanas, sister Kathy Mundt, brother John and It is with great sadness that we, the Rowley family, announce the nephew Paul Chanas Jr. passing of Clayton Rowley, husband, father, brother, grand and Besides his loving wife Sharon, he leaves to treasure his memory and live life by his example are his great-grandfather, on September 14, 2019 at the Village by the children Van (Shannon), Tanya (Ken), grandson Bryce, pet Kipper, brother Paul, nephew Paul Mundt Station in Penticton, British Columbia. (Laurie), nieces Carolyn Cox, Shauna Chanas, Donna Chanas and Karen Walker. Clay was predeceased by his parents Duncan and Violet, Dad always took an interest in whatever his kids and his grandson were doing. Hours and hours grandson Jake, brother in-law Russell, sister in-law Darleen spent in the car driving to lessons, games and performances. When his grandson Bryce played and nephew Wayne. He is survived by his loving wife Carol, son hockey, Pa was always there, driving him to practice, coming to games and out of town tournaments. Dale (Nancy), daughter Heidi (Irina) and their mother Cathy; son One of his proudest moments was Bryce’s fi rst shut-out and also getting a matching Mustangs David (Christine), grandchildren Andrea (Ian), Kimberley, Ethan hockey jacket to match Bryce’s. and great-grandchildren Ryan and Alyssa. Brothers Barry (Fran), The family is forever grateful to Dr. Sharma, nurse Lorie and the staff of 3North at Grace Hospital. Calvin (Carole), and sister Shirley, and nephews and nieces. The care and guidance they provided to Mike and his family was exceptional. Clay was born in Selkirk, Manitoba on October 24, 1936. As a Please join us at a Celebration of Life service to be held at 1:00 p.m. on October 9, 2019 at Gilbart youth, he played hockey with the Winnipeg Rangers and the Flin Funeral Home, 309 Eveline Street, Selkirk, MB. Flon Bombers, did surveying in the Northern Manitoba, worked at In lieu of fl owers, donations, if you so wish, can be made to your favourite charity. Logging in Terrace BC, served as boat crew on a freight boat on Lake Winnipeg, 16 years as a life Condolences may be left on his tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com guard at Pan Am pool, then onto 14 years with the City of Winnipeg. He retired in 1994, and in 1996 moved to Naramata and in 2012 moved to Penticton. Clay loved sailing, swimming, wildlife; especially birds, his beloved Schnauzer dogs, photography, driving on vacations, music and hiking the hills of Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. Naramata. His family was very important, and he kept in close contact with them. He had a wonderful sense of humor and could quickly bring laughter to any conversation. He will be greatly missed by family and friends. The family wish to thank Dr. Gans, and the wonderful staff at the Village by the Station for the kindness and care shown to Clay. Don’t forget to send your A celebration of life will be held on Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at 1:30 p.m. in the Church Hall at The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepard, 106 special wishes to your Sawchuck Drive, St. Andrews, Manitoba, Highway 9. friends and family. In lieu of fl owers, the family suggest a donation to a charity of your choice Call 204-785-1618 in Clay’s memory. The Selkirk Record Thursday, October 10, 2019 27 Classifi eds EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO PROMOTE YOUR BUSBUSINESSINESS Call Today! FLYERS BUSINESS STICKERS SOCIAL TICKETS LETTERHEAD INVOICES POSTERS 785-1618 BROCHURES CARDS WINDOW DECALS DOOR HANGERS ENVELOPES ESTIMATE SHEETS MEMO PADS

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