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RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS Pictured from left to right: Grade 8 student Bailey Burnell, Grade 7 student Katelynn Wallmuth and Grade 8 student Amanda Zamatis of Lockport School hold up some of the nearly 1,600 pounds of food donations that roughly 50 students helped collect from Oct. 17 to Oct. 28 for the Selkirk Food Bank as part of the WE Scare Hunger initiative. The group plans to drop off the donations sometime this week. news > sports > opinion > community > people > entertainment > events > classifi eds > careers > everything you need to know

A Co-op Membership now gives you a discount on your 326A Main St., Selkirk • 204-482-8558 • cooperators.ca/krut-agencies Co-operators Home Life Investments Group Business Farm Travel home insurance! 2 The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 ‘He went out exactly the way he would have wanted to’ Friends mourn Clandeboye man who died days after living funeral By Dave Baxter Friends of Andrew Henderson say the Clandeboye man showed his gen- erosity and his love for life, even in his fi nal act. “He was so kind and so thought- ful because what he was doing with this last project was consoling people about his own death and giving them a chance to grieve even while he was SUBMITTED PHOTOS still here,” Sandy Klowak of Winnipeg ABOVE LEFT: Sandy Klowak, pictured here with her friend Andrew Henderson of Clandeboye, worked with said. “That’s not something a lot of him on his performance art piece Taking it to the Grave, which he put on just days before he lost his people could do.” battle with cancer last Wednesday. ABOVE RIGHT: Janelle Desrosiers met Andrew Henderson when they About three years ago 28-year-old worked together at Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site and they remained close up until his death last Henderson, who grew up in Clande- Wednesday. boye, was diagnosed with lympho- blastic lymphoma. On Sept. 28 he got we always remained close even when amazing thing I have ever worked on.” the news that his cancer was terminal. we weren’t in close contact,” Klowak She said she believes Henderson Henderson held Taking it to the said. “He was someone I truly valued was meant to put on the show before Grave, a living funeral performance “AS MUCH AS HE WAS in my life.” he passed away. art piece on both Oct. 21 and Oct. 23 She said even when facing his own “He probably would appreciate the in Winnipeg. SUFFERING HE STILL HAD death, Henderson’s upbeat personal- dramatic timing of it since he always On Oct. 26, just three days after the THAT JOY FOR LIFE.” ity didn’t change. had a fl are for drama,” Klowak said second show, Henderson died in hos- “He just had this joyous cackle and with a laugh. “It was important for pital as a result of his cancer. he was always upbeat and that’s him to be there. This was his project Klowak, 30, became friends with something he kept up right until the and it was really important to him.” Henderson about eight years ago drews. end,” she said. “As much as he was She hopes Henderson’s legacy will when they both worked at Lower Fort She said Henderson’s personal- suffering he still had that joy for life.” be to teach others to enjoy every sec- Garry National Historic Site in St. An- ity and his love for life drew her to Klowak worked as a production ond they have on earth. him and they manager on Taking it to the Grave “He taught all of us that you are still TRUE NORTH MOTORS remained close and said she is grateful she was able very much alive until you are dead,” friends up until to work on one last project with Hen- Klowak said. • SALES • FINANCING • WARRANTIES his fi nal days. derson. Janelle Desrosiers, 32, also met Hen- 20072 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT Lifted Quad Cab 4x4 “He moved “Just to spend that time with him as derson while working at Lower Fort around a lot but someone who loved him was a real Garry. Clean CarProof - This Tough Looking gift,” Klowak said. “It was the most She said performing his show was Saskatchewan truck is very clean and includes a 5.7L Hemi Engine, 6’3” Box, Keyless Entry, 4” exactly the way Henderson would Lift with 35” 325/64R18 Fierce Attitude Goodyear have wanted to spend his fi nal days. tires, Bushwacker Fender Flares and is in “It makes sense that he got through excellent condition. Clean Car Proof. $15,443 + taxes & licensing it because he was always a champion,” 43 Main St., Selkirk Desrosiers said. “This show was part www.truenorthmotors.ca 204-785-8000 of the legacy he wanted to leave and part of the message he was trying to get out.” Are you happily She added it was important for Hen- STRONG derson to console others about his mortgaged? own death. by Zumba “He understood the pain that we Let’s get switched! were all going through, but he was trying to fi nd a better way to handle is in Selkirk! Get a 5 year mortgage (APR*) that,” she said. 4-Week Preview %† Desrosiers says she’s “devastated” 2.49 her friend is gone, but happy he was Nov. 5, 12, 19 & 26 able to do what he wanted to before * Annual Percentage Rate he died. 9:30am - 10:30am † OAC. Subject to change. “He went out exactly the way he Selkirk Gordon Howard Apply online www.cambrian.mb.ca would have wanted to.” Center Selkirk 282 Main Street (204) 482-1810 A memorial service for Andrew INFO: [email protected] 11 branches serving Winnipeg and Selkirk Henderson was scheduled for Nov. 2 www.janicekeryluk.zumba.com in Selkirk. The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 3 Trick-or-treating on Manitoba Ave. Musical theatre stops in Selkirk

RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL The Interlake Players Travelling Musical Theatre Company stopped in Selkirk and performed at The Comp last Saturday evening. The show in Selkirk was a fundraiser for the Selkirk Community Choir, the Interlake Thunder Football Club, and the Selkirk Curling Club.

RECORD PHOTOS BY DAVE BAXTER A little rain didn’t stop three-year-old Emma Knowles, pictured above, or even seven-month-old Heidi Kimber, pictured below, from dressing up and trick-or-treating on Manitoba Avenue in Selkirk on Monday. On Halloween Monday Growing Years Family Resource Centre held their annual Halloween parade, which invites children and their families to walk along the east side of Manitoba Avenue while local business owners hand out candy. Growing Years estimates that as many as 80 people took part in this year’s parade despite the rain.

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439 MAIN ST., SELKIRK HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAYAY 9-99-9 North of Manitoba Ave. SATURDAY 9-6 SUNDAYNDAY 12-512-5 BiG DOLLAR 4 The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 St. Andrews students explore options at career fair By Dave Baxter St. Andrews School students got the chance to weigh their options and think about their future during the school’s career fair last week. The K-6 school held their annual ca- reer fair last Friday and invited pro- fessionals from a number of career fi elds and trades to come to St. An- drews Community Club and put on presentations for students about what they do for a living. “We want to show kids that there are adults with the same interests and talents and skills that they have, and they have made careers from those interests and talents,” St. Andrews School guidance councillor Marla Yarema said. Professionals at the career fair ranged from a hairstylist and an eye doctor, to a RCMP offi cer and Elec- RECORD PHOTOS BY DAVE BAXTER tions Canada employees, and more ABOVE LEFT: Grade 5 St. Andrews School student Miguel Braz tried on some very large glasses during an eye from a variety of careers and trades. doctor presentation at the St. Andrews School Career Fair last Friday at the St. Andrews Community Club. Yarema said it is important for edu- ABOVE RIGHT: Selkirk RCMP offi cer Cst. Jim Dow let St. Andrews School students Hailey Budzan and Bryson cators to get students thinking about Kramble sit on a pair of Selkirk RCMP ATV’s during the St. Andrews School Career Fair last Friday. possible career paths at an early age. “Some kids can get to Grade 10 or 11 Two former Elections Canada em- democracy so we can vote for who we ATV’s from the Selkirk RCMP’s fl eet. and they are not sure what they want ployees set up a presentation at the want to,” Grade 5 St. Andrews School “It’s just really neat that police of- to do,” Yarema said. “So this is to help fair where they talked to students student Hailey Budzan said after tak- fi cers work to help people,” Kramble implant those ideas as early as pos- about their work with Elections Can- ing part in the voting presentation. said while getting to sit on one of the sible.” ada and also taught students about “Now when I turn 18 I will defi nitely ATV’s last week. “And it’s pretty cool Yarema added she hoped students how to vote and why it is important to vote.” they get to ride around on quads.” would get interested in different ca- vote once they reach adulthood. Grade 5 student Bryson Kramble Yarema also works as a guidance reers by connecting to the people that “I like the voting presentation be- said his favourite presentation was councellor at Walter Whyte School were presenting last week. cause we learned there are places by RCMP offi cer Cst. Jim Dow, who in Grand Marais and Walter Whyte “If they are charismatic or just an where they are forced to vote for a talked about what he does as a police School also holds a similiar career fair awesome person they can connect to certain someone, but here we have offi cer and also showed off two of the every school year. the job through the person,” she said.

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RECORD PHOTOS BY BRETT MITCHELL Community and area members once again came out in droves to support a Selkirk girl battling brain cancer over the weekend. A Spooktacular Extravaganza and Spin-a-thon in Selkirk Park helped raise $14,133 for the local family last Saturday. The fundraiser was held for two-year-old Brenna Schellenberg who is currently battling a rare form of brain cancer. SInce her diagnosis in July, friends and families have been stepping up to help the local family during this diffi cult time.

16111jm2 6 The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 Art series aims to shine spotlight on Lake Winnipeg By Lindsey Enns Another piece that will be on display A new art exhibit on display at the is a paper mache pelican covered with Gwen Fox Gallery this month is hop- garbage she collected along the beach. ing to shed some light on the challeng- The show will also feature three po- es Lake Winnipeg faces. ems written by Halliwell. Gayle Halliwell of Winnipeg Beach An opening reception for Lakescapes says her art exhibit entitled Lakescapes will be held on Saturday, Nov. 5 at the is all about highlighting the beauty but Gwen Fox Gallery from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. also showing the hardships that Lake Halliwell along with videographer Winnipeg faces. and artist Christine Brandt will also be “Everything from the over nutrifi ca- making a presentation entitled Lake tion, which produces algae blooms, to Winnipeg Through an Artists’s Eye at the latest threat which is zebra mus- the gallery on Wednesday, Nov. 9 from sels,” Halliwell said while sitting inside 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. the Selkirk gallery last Wednesday af- “Christine and I have been working ternoon. on what we see when we see the lake The show includes various paintings RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS and it will highlight the issues that the of Lake Winnipeg, which has been her Gayle Halliwell of Winnipeg Beach stands next to her watercolour lake is facing,” Halliwell said. “Our talk home and vacation spot for the past painting of race night at the Gimli Yacht Club entitled “Slow Motion,” is open to the public, it will be welcom- 30 years, as well as artifacts that have which is part of her art series on display at the Gwen Fox Gallery until ing and informal and it will have lots of been collected from various beaches. Nov. 26. visuals as well.” One of the pieces that will be on dis- Lakescapes will be on display at the play is a string of Christmas lights cov- well said referring to the aquatic inva- “They might still be alive because Gwen Fox Gallery until Nov. 26. ered in zebra mussels. sive species. “I have to have a permit they can live 60 to 90 days out of the The Gwen Fox Gallery, located at 101- “Just in one summer they completely from the province to have them in my water and we found this particular 250 Manitoba Ave., is open Tuesday to took over and covered things,” Halli- possession. piece in September.” Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. FEMALE HOCKEY FIGHTS CANCER 1:00 pm 4:45 pm Saturday, Nov. 5 at the ★ U of M Bisons North East Predators Max Bell Centre, U of M vs the vs TICKETS $500 U of Calgary Dinos Central Plains Capitals Contact Dennis or Melanie Park at 204-482-9818 or Sunday, Nov. 6 at the Selkirk Rec Complex Dale Hughesman email [email protected] or at the door 10:00 am 12:15 pm 2:30 pm ★ Memorial Cup ★ Norman Wild Central Plains Capitals Eastman Selects 4:45 pm vs vs vs Come out and support ★ Westman Wildcats Yellowhead Chiefs Pembina Valley Hawks your local players ★ ★

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Vista Place Physiotherapy The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 7 Man ‘still in shock’ after fi re destroys Petersfi eld home By Dave Baxter back.” Leonard Hallson says he is still “in Both fi refi ghters from the Clande- shock” after a massive fi re destroyed a boye and Matlock fi re halls respond- home in Petersfi eld that he was rent- ed to the call. ing out but had previously lived in for “With confi rmed structure fi res we three decades. will page other departments to give “I’m just trying to absorb all of this us a hand and that is for increased to be honest,” Hallson said. “This was man-power and water supply,” Kelsch our family home for 30 years and I said. certainly wasn’t expecting this.” Firefi ghters were able to put the Hallson is retired and currently lives fi re out, but the home and all posses- with his wife in Inwood, but was rent- sions inside of it were completely de- ing out his approximately 2,000 square stroyed, Kelsch said. foot home in Petersfi eld that went up The four people that were in the in fl ames on the morning of Oct. 25. home at the time of the fi re were not Before moving to Inwood he and his owners of the home, as Hallson said family lived in the Petersfi eld home the home was being rented out. for about 30 years. Kelsch said they do not yet have a The fi re completely destroyed the damage estimate from the fi re, as an home and everything inside it, but the SUBMITTED PHOTO insurance company is currently inves- three adults and one child that were A massive fi re in Petersfi eld completely destroyed an approximately tigating. inside the home got out without being 2,000 square foot home on Oct. 25 but everyone in the home got out There was no damage to any other injured. without injury. buildings or property in the area. Clandeboye Fire Department Chief Hallson said he does not want to Ray Kelsch said that a call came in to Kelsch said that once fi refi ghters got “It was right through the roof, it was speculate on what might have caused 911 around 5:45 a.m. on Oct. 25 about a to the scene the home was “fully en- a huge fi re,” Kelsch said. “It was fully the fi re until more information from fi re at 22 Houghton Bay in Petersfi eld. gulfed.” engulfed top-to-bottom, front-to- the investigation is released. Cancer cases continue to climb across Canada: StatsCan Submitted the Canadian Cancer Society, Mani- about 1,200 Canadians will die from The snap shot of cancer shows the More Canadians are surviving can- toba. “However, cancer continues to be an HPV cancer. The incidence of HPV incidence of cancer among women in cer than ever before but the Canadian the leading cause of death in Canada mouth and throat cancers increased a Manitoba is higher than the national Cancer Society warns that the number and this year 202,400 families will face dramatic 56 per cent in males and 17 per average while Manitoba men have a of cases will continue to climb as the a cancer diagnosis and we expect that cent in females between 1992 and 2012. similar incidence rate as their counter- country continues to grow and age. number to increase over the next 15 Mouth and throat cancers now repre- parts in other provinces. Canadian Cancer Statistics 2016 – a re- years when one-in-four Canadians will sent about one-third of all HPV cancers The death rate for all cancers com- port produced by the Society in partner- be 65 or older. in Canada. bined is higher in Manitoba than the ship with the Public Health Agency of “This report demonstrates that we all The report shows that in Manitoba national average. Among men, higher Canada and Statistics Canada – shows need to do more – whether it is fund- this year, 6,800 families will face a can- death rates associated with prostate that more Canadians than ever before ing additional research, providing sup- cer diagnosis – 100 more than last year and colorectal cancer is offset by higher are living with or beyond a cancer diag- port to cancer patients or participating and 900 more than just 4 years ago. Can- survival rates for lung cancer. Among nosis. In fact, 810,045 Canadians – or 2.4 in screening programs and protecting cer will also take 2,800 Manitobans from women, higher death rates are associ- per cent of the population – have lived ourselves from the risk of cancer.” their families this year. That is 8 Manito- ated with breast and lung cancers more than 10 years with cancer. A special topic within the report dem- bans every day. The report also found that cancer pre- onstrates the need for Canadians to vention efforts, earlier detection and take action to protect themselves and better treatments have prevented an- their children from the risk of cancer. Holiday other 180,000 deaths in Canada since It found that cancers of the mouth and 1988. 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> ARNIE WEIDL Boy catches tomato, dad plays practical joke PUBLISHER MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Lana Meier Brett Mitchell Welcome folks. a bite.” The boy raced back grabbing In all the weeks and years that I have up his rod and began reeling in as been bringing you the fi shing stories fast as he could. Then as the wet shiny our sports and commercial fi shers red tomato popped up from the water have shared, I have never been given Marks’ face changed from excited an- one where someone caught a fi sh with ticipation to questioning disappoint- his bare hands. ment. Dad snickered and chuckled EDITOR SALES Orvil Strand who I met on the Lock- thinking he had played such a great Lindsey Enns Michelle Balharry port pier some time ago says he did. joke on his son. Mark on the other Orvil was a shorter thin fellow with a hand simply dropped his rod and face creased from a lifetime of expe- made for the tall grass again silently rience. His squinting surveying gaze glaring at his dad. Oh well Randy, at and wide smile suggested a hardened least you tried. man who was still willing to look on Last week I met Don Rourie from the bright side of things. Komarno who had an unusual story. I listened silently on an overcast cool He along with friends were boat fi sh- REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER SPORTS REPORTER Dave Baxter afternoon as he talked of the many ing fairly close to shore on Shoal Lake Brian Bowman places he had fi shed. In time he came when some heavy wind driven waves to a story when at The Pas he noticed began swamping the small boat they a large pileup of logs held by a Sas- were in. Not wanting to take a chance katchewan River bridge support clos- he made for shore and got everyone est to the riverbank. Looking closer out of the boat then tried to get to the he saw something move amongst the boat landing. logs. Just as he got there another huge Not one to shy away from intrigue he wave washed right over the boat OFFICE MANAGER/ADS ADMINISTRATION Lucy Kowalchuk Georgia Campbell got to the log jam by boat and care- drowning the poor little craft. By fully picked his way onto the logs. then he was in just a few feet of wa- There before him the silvery side of a ter which resulted in the boat though half submerged gigantic jackfi sh im- grounded was being violently tossed prisoned by branches and logs could PHOTO SUBMITTED about. Don had enough; he stood up, just be seen. Randy Baldreras of Winnipeg swung his legs over the gunwale and Standing on the moving tangle of with a pickerel he caught on the waded to shore joining his friends for wood he lifted and threw log after Winnipeg River. lunch. PRODUCTION log until on one knee for stability he When the weather calmed down DISTRIBUTION Debbie Strauss Christy Brown grasped and cradled the big fi sh that later in the afternoon he went back was still alive. Only then did he real- for us. Randy was not only friendly with his quad and a rope and pulled ize it wasn’t fi shing season so as a true but showed his sense of humor as he the stricken craft up on land. It wasn’t sportsman he maneuvered himself related a situation where he was riv- a total loss though; Don saw the string holding the fi sh toward open water erbank fi shing on the Red with his of fi sh they had caught was still tied then heaved it into the drink. young son Mark a little while ago and to the boat. Stopping at various fi shing spots the boy became bored. Before ending this weeks’ get-to- along the Winnipeg River a few weeks Randy watched as Mark wandered gether, I should mention the folks PRODUCTION PRINT ago I came across a very friendly out- off into the tall grass daydreaming who fi sh off Selkirk’s pier have asked Dan Anderson Nicole Kapusta going chap by the name of Randy Bal- and talking to himself as kids do. Dad, me to pass along their request to the dreras from Winnipeg. Just as I came seeing a chance to play a trick quickly town for a bathroom close by. Well, upon him he was reeling in a nice eat- reeled Marks’ line in and pulled the those pickerel are biting like crazy ing sized pickerel. minnow off the hook replacing it with right now, so what do you say we go Well, while that meant I didn’t have a small tomato from their lunch cool- get some. to ask him how the fi shing was going er. He cast it out then called his boy, Bye for now. I did have to ask him if he had a story “Mark come back I think you’ve got

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According to the Govern- refl ective of the types of food Canadi- ment of Canada’s website, the current ans are consuming today. food guide “isn’t meeting the needs of Jay Adam, a registered dietician with all audiences.” the Interlake-Eastern Regional Health The website goes on to say that some Authority (IERHA) based in Teulon, users of the food guide “have diffi culty says Canada’s Food Guide was out- understanding and applying some of RECORD PHOTO BY DAVE BAXTER dated from the very beginning. the recommendations.” One of the biggest problems with Some of the changes that Health Health Canada is now accepting input from Canadians in an effort to the current food guide, according to Canada is expected to address include revise Canada’s Food Guide. Revisions to the food guide is part of a Adam, is it fails to mention the pro- foods that contain sodium, trans fats, multi-year healthy eating strategy. cessed food industry. sugar, food colours, how food is mar- problems.” by mid-2017. “It gives these guidelines based on keted to children as well as Canada’s Adam suggests making a list before this assumption that people are eat- food labelling structure. entering a gro- ing homemade foods when regret- “The current food labelling structure, cery store as well tably the mass majority of people ... which is that nutritional facts panel on as trying to avoid are often consuming processed foods the side of any box or bag, is often too food shopping on from either restaurants or boxes very diffi cult for many Canadians to under- an empty stom- often,” Adam said during a telephone stand, especially if they’re in a hurry,” ach. interview with the Record last Friday. Adam said, adding he would like to “Really look at “In prepackaged foods there are so see the launch of a Canada-wide crite- what you’re get- few that are healthy that it’s the big- ria that all grocery stores follow when ting for your mon- gest problem I run into. it comes to food labelling. ey,” Adam said, “Whenever people are cooking from Adam said the biggest misconcep- adding prepack- scratch, they are far better off.” tion when it comes to healthy eating is aged meals don’t Last Monday, federal Health Min- that it’s more expensive. offer much nutri- ister Jane Philpott announced that “People are frustrated and they don’t tion. Health Canada is now accepting input know where to turn next,” Adam said. Once the public from Canadians in an effort to revise “They see healthy eating as diffi cult or consultation pro- Canada’s Food Guide. expensive and so it’s my job to help cess wraps up in Those interested in fi lling out Health them fi nd accessible and affordable December, Health Canada’s public consultation work- ways to eat healthier.” Canada will revise book can do so online until Dec. 8 by Adam said he encourages those look- materials for fur- visiting foodguideconsultation.ca. ing to eat healthier to fi rst look at what ther public input Revisions to the food guide is part of they are drinking a multi-year Healthy Eating Strategy. on a daily basis. 16111WW2 Earlier this year a Senate committee “That’s the easi- study found the current food guide is est place to start,” in need of a major overhaul to help he said. “Many combat Canada’s obesity crisis. people acciden- According to Health Canada, four tally overcon- out of fi ve Canadians are at risk of de- sume signifi cant veloping cancer, heart disease or Type- amounts of sugar 2 diabetes. or fat calories via Canada’s fi rst food guide was intro- what they drink. duced in 1942. Since then it has been From soda pop to revised several times, the latest being juice to high calo- in 2007. rie coffees. Through Canada’s Food Guide, “Those are big EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH FOR OCTOBER OPTOMETRIST ON SITE 353 Main St. Rupert’s Landing 90-2200 McPhillips Pine Falls, MB (Across from Garden City Selkirk, MB Shopping Centre) Kim Angelo Nerona Joan Manalo 482-3713 1-204-367-2390 633-7482 263 Main St, Selkirk, MB Congratulations! 1041 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk www.andersonvision.ca 10 The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 Selkirk Biz awards honour local business leaders By Lindsey Enns Nine local and area businesses Award winners were honoured during the fi fth an- Nine awards were handed out nual Selkirk Biz Awards in Selkirk last during last Thursday evening’s Wednesday evening. fi fth annual Selkirk Biz Awards at Selkirk Biz executive director Sheri the Selkirk Golf and Country Club. Skalesky said their awards evening This year’s winners included: continues to grow each year. • Business of the Year: Gramma “Our local businesses they work so Carol’s Gourmet, Bulk and Health hard and it’s their contribution ... to- • Branding and Marketing: Three gether that makes this such a great 6 Tea place,” Skalesky said following the • Business Philanthropist of the awards, which took place at the Sel- Year: Noventis Credit Union kirk Golf and Country Club. “It’s our • Farm Family of the Year: Preun great honour to put on these awards Farms nights to recognize these individuals • Woman Entrepreneur of the and businesses and organizations that Year: Elizabeth Swirsky of The stand out.” Shops of St. Andrews Skalesky added they received “a re- • Community Spirit: Skinner’s cord number” of nominations this year. Locks Market “We had 19 unique nominees,” she • Customer Service: Juan More said. “There’s a lot of great people Thing out there that took the time to submit • Inclusive Employment: Selkirk these nominations.” Safeway RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS Some of the award winners this year • New Business of the Year: Avani ABOVE: Selkirk Safeway store manager Terri-Lynne Dormer and Safeway included Avani Wellness, which was Wellness named New Business of the Year, Three courtesy clerk Michael Singleton are presented with the Inclusive 6 Tea earned the Branding and Mar- clusive Employment Award, which Employment Award during the fi fth annual Selkirk Biz Awards at the keting Award and Gramma Carol’s was a new addition this year, and Skin- Selkirk Golf and Country Club last Wednesday evening. A total of nine Gourmet, Bulk and Health was named ner’s Locks Market received the Com- local and area businesses were honoured throughout the evening. Business of the Year. munity Spirit Award. BELOW: Joy Sul, who runs Skinner’s Locks Market and helped bring the Gramma Carol’s owner Carol Man- “It’s so much hard work but this is so Selkirk Waterfront Market back to Selkirk this past summer, receives low said when she took over the health exciting. I’m sharing this award with the Community Spirit Award last Wednesday evening. bulk foods store in Selkirk, she never all of the vendors when I get home,” dreamed it would one day turn into said Joy Sul, who runs Skinner’s Locks the successful business it is today. Market in Lockport and also helped “My goal was to bring it back to the bring back the Selkirk Waterfront health store it once was. I outgrew that Market this past summer. “Without location in a year and once I moved them there wouldn’t be a market.” into our current location I could ex- While receiving her award, Sul told pand on to other lines. We now have the nearly 100 business leaders and lo- over 25,000 skews,” said Manlow, who cal dignitaries in attendance how im- has been in business for 25 years and portant it is to help youth who are in- runs three businesses in Selkirk. terested in starting their own business. Manlow added it was an “honour” to “Everybody deserves a chance,” Sul receive the award. said. “It’s awesome, I was totally not ex- Selkirk Biz, the area’s Chamber of pecting this. It’s quite an honour.” Commerce, represents more than 200 Manlow said her advice to anyone businesses from St. Andrews, St. Cle- looking to start their own business is ments, West St. Paul and the City of simply to just “be passionate about Selkirk. what you do” while focusing on cus- Skalesky said they are looking at pos- tomer service. sibly adding a tenth award next year, “Without your customers you’ve got but she didn’t want to reveal the cat- nothing so that’s so, so important,” she egory just yet. said. “That’s something for our 2017 com- Selkirk Safeway also earned the In- mittee to decide,” she said. ONE DAY ONLY! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH, 2016 Make a gift to the Selkirk & District Community Foundation – Community Fund on Saturday November 19th during the Endow Manitoba 24 Hour Giving Challenge and your gift will be stretched, with support from The Winnipeg Foundation. Please go on-line to www.endowmanitoba.ca and look for the SDCF or join your friends at the Gaynor Family Regional Library in Selkirk from 10am–3pm on Saturday November 19th, where the SDCF team will be Now’s the time to help our community grow! there to help you make your donation on-line. The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 11 inspired The Ultimate Mixed Bean Salad get (250 mL) of your favourite sodium > MEAL IDEASIDEAS THE reduced canned bean, drained and Marketplace rinsed. AT SELKIRK Little chefs can help trim the Mediterranean beans using their hands to snap off the ends. They can also whisk the Chicken and Brown mL) of the milk and chicken broth; dressing together. whisk in 1 tbsp (15 mL) of the fl our. This salad keeps on giving. Make Rice Dinner Stir in rice, half of the lemon zest ahead, cover and refrigerate for up and dried rosemary and bring to to two days. Pack some salad with a a boil over medium heat, stirring handful of cheese and crackers for a occasionally. Reduce heat to low, quick and easy lunch. cover and simmer for about 20 minutes (or according to package 8 oz (227 g) green beans, trimmed directions), until rice is tender and 8 oz (227 g) yellow beans, trimmed most of liquid is absorbed. Let stand, 1 cup (250 mL) shelled soy beans covered, for 5 to 10 minutes. (edamame) Meanwhile, in a large nonstick 1 can (19 oz/540 mL) sodium skillet, heat oil over medium-high reduced chickpeas, drained and 2 cups (500 mL) 1% milk, divided heat. Brown chicken breasts, turning rinsed 1-1/4 cups (310 mL) reduced- once, for about 2 minutes per side; 2 stalks celery, thinly sliced sodium chicken broth 2 green onions, sliced transfer to a plate. Add onion and SUNDAY NIGHT BINGO 2 tbsp (25 mL) whole wheat fl our, fennel to skillet; sauté for 5 minutes 1 large red bell pepper, chopped Pots are as follows: divided or until starting to soften. 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Reduce heat to medium- 3147 1 onion, chopped low, cover and simmer for 5 to 10 LOONIE 1 small bulb fennel, trimmed and minutes or just until chicken is no In a saucepan of boiling water, cook thinly sliced longer pink inside. green and yellow beans and soy SELKIRK STEELERS 2 cloves garlic, minced Uncover skillet and increase heat to beans for 3 minutes, drain well and 1 sweet red, yellow or orange medium. Whisk remaining fl our into rinse under cold water to chill. Cut pepper, thinly sliced remaining milk and stir into skillet; green and yellow beans into 2 inch (5 1 tsp (5 mL) dried oregano bring to a simmer, stirring. Simmer, cm) pieces. Set bean mixture aside. Pepper stirring often, for about 5 minutes Meanwhile, in a large bowl, 4 small boneless skinless chicken or until sauce is thickened. Stir in combine chickpeas, celery, green Thursday nights breasts, fi lets removed (about 1 remaining lemon zest and lemon onions and red pepper. Add bean at the Selkirk Friendship Centre $ lb/450 g) mixture to bowl. Early Birds FullFull House in in51#s 51#s or or lessless $82003,400 juice; season to taste with pepper. $ 2 tbsp (25 mL) freshly squeezed In a small bowl, whisk together at 7:00 pm BonanzaLucky in Star53#s or $ less5056+ 3,343+ Fluff rice with a fork. Spoon LuckyLucky 7 Sevenin 24#s or $11,090.00 less $1,650+ Regular Bingo $ lemon juice onto plates and top with chicken, vinegar, mustard, oil and pepper. BonanzaLucky in Star 53#s or$1,439+ less 4130+ at 7:30 FullLucky House 7 in 24#s $1,400.00 or$ less $884+ Chopped fennel fronds (optional) vegetables and sauce. Sprinkle with Pour over bean mixture and toss to Loonie Pot 258+ Directions fennel fronds coat. Add basil In a saucepan, combine 1 cup (250 and parsley and toss again. Support Team Einarson! 1/2 tsp (2 mL) baking soda Tips: ForF every all-inclusive ll l Banana Maple 1/2 cup (125 mL) milk holiday booked at our Selkirk 1 cup (250 mL) fresh or frozen If you prefer, use Blueberry blueberries all green beans or Offi ce in October & November, Directions all yellow beans. Marlin Travel will make a If shelled soy Muffi ns In a saucepan, bring dates and water donation to Team Einarson. beans are not to a simmer. Cover and cook for 3 357357 MainMaiin St.Stt. SelkirkSelkkirkk 1 cup (250 mL) chopped pitted minutes or until very soft. available use lima medjool dates Pour date mixture into food processor beans or 1 cup 204-482-3113 1/2 cup (125 mL) water with lentils and maple syrup. Blend 1 cup (250 mL) cooked brown or until smooth. Scrape into a bowl and green lentils stir in mashed banana, egg and vanilla. 3 tbsp (45 mL) pure maple syrup In a large bowl, whisk together fl our, 1 very ripe banana, peeled and fl ax, cinnamon, baking powder and Do you have a Health mashed soda. Pour date mixture over top; 1 egg add milk and stir to combine. Stir in or Wellness Business? 1 tsp (5 mL) vanilla blueberries. 1 3/4 cups (425 mL) all purpose fl our Divide batter among 12 greased or Call Stephanie with added bran (nutri fl our) paper lined muffi n tins. Bake in 400° at 204-467-5836 3 tbsp (45 mL) ground fl ax F (200 °C) oven for about 15 minutes 1 tsp (5 mL) each ground cinnamon or until cake tester inserted in centre to advertise and baking powder comes out clean. 12 The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 Deputy education minister stops in Selkirk A Public Remembrance Day Service Will be held in the Selkirk Recreation Centre (Arena Entrance) th Friday, November 11 , 2016 RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS Grade 11 student Daniel Dhauberger of the Lord Selkirk Education at 10:30 a.m. Centre’s (LSEC) bike repair program shows Deputy Education Minister Bram Strain how to replace a bicycle tire during a tour of The Annual Remembrance Day Service is jointly the LSEC building in Selkirk last Friday afternoon. Lord Selkirk School sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 42 Division administers also invited Strain to take a quick tour of The and the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans Unit 151. Comp, where they enjoyed a three-course lunch prepared by the culinary arts students. A special invitation is extended to residents of Selkirk and District to attend the Remembrance Day Services. ALL VETERANS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH All Veterans and Offi cial Party are asked to meet, 9:30 a.m. at the Recreation Centre. Please use Banquet Hall Entrance. MASTER OF CEREMONIES Wayne Bird – Past President of Legion #42 SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING: • Selkirk Community Choir • RCSCC Daerwood • NLCC Lord Selkirk Wear a “Poppy”

Money donated during The Royal Canadian Legion’s annual Poppy-Remembrance Campaign is placed in public trust funds. Some of the many ways this money is used to improve life for people in your community include: • Providing assistance to needy ex-service members and their families • Purchasing medical equipment and appliances for community health facilities • Paying for medical research and training • Building affordable housing for veterans and senior citizens • Paying for bursaries for needy students • Providing support services to senior citizens (meals-on-wheels, drop-in centres, etc.)

THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS SPONSORED BY THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AND ARMY & NAVY AIR FORCE VETERANS The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 13 RMs honoured for St. Andrews man questions indemnity audit communication, By Dave Baxter given to the audit company by current St. Andrews Mayor George Pike says St. Andrews councillor Russ Para- a special audit is currently underway doski, who sits on the municipalities public engagement as the municipality attempts to un- “THEY ARE GOING TO fi nance committee. cover if there were mistakes made on “He prepared all the documentation Staff councillors indemnities in 2015. CHECK OUT EVERYTHING, for the audit team, and the team asked Three local rural municipalities have But one St. Andrews resident is al- AND TO ME THAT IS for more information and he supplied been honoured for the work they do ready questioning the validity of that that as well,” Pike said. to promote public engagement and audit, and whatever results it may un- AN AUDIT.” Pike said St. Andrews has their own communication. cover. audit team and added all Manitoba It was announced on Oct. 18 that St. “Mayor Pike with your background municipalities also have their own Clements, West St. Paul and East St. I’m sure you could explain to me in ties in 2015. audit team. Paul have received honourable men- intricate detail the difference between He said that once the audit compa- tion for the Organization of the Year Pike said the RM decided to have an 1st degree murder and manslaugh- auditor look at their indemnity num- ny is fi nished with their review, the Award from the International Associ- ter,” Glen McKenzie of St. Andrews results will also go to the province, ation for Public Participation Canada bers for 2015 and see if the numbers said while speaking at an Oct. 25 the auditor comes up with match which will look at it those results and (IAPP Canada). council meeting to Pike, who previ- must accept them before they come The award, which is selected from those allegations in the McKenzie’s ously worked as a police offi cer. “Well report. back to the municipality. entrants from across Canada, recog- with my background I could explain “There will be more than a few eyes nizes excellence in public engage- Pike said earlier this month he ex- to you in intricate detail the difference pects results from the auditor to come looking at this,” Pike said. ment and communications. between a fi nancial audit of the fi nan- Pike said he still expects a “special St. Clements, West St. Paul and East back to council by November, and he cial statements of the municipality as said the public would be able to see meeting” sometime in November St. Paul were jointly recognized with a whole, as opposed to an audit of in- where the public will be able to see the honourable mention award at a those results. demnities.” He added they plan to hold a “special results of the audit. recent event in Montreal. McKenzie, a retired chartered ac- “Residents know we’ll keep them meeting” once those results arrive. countant told council he does not be- Pike said last fully informed about all municipal lieve the review currently being done projects and affairs, and that we’ll Thursday he does should be considered an audit. not agree with do so via multiple channels,” St. Cle- “I would just ask that before you ments Mayor Debbie Fiebelkorn said McKenzie that the start referring to this special report review currently in a release. “Citizens know they can as a special audit you satisfy yourself reach us, and they know that their being conducted that this truly was an audit in accor- in regards to in- REMEMBRANCE DAY feedback is being clearly heard and dance with generally accepted audit accounted for in decisions that affect demnities is not Friday, November 11th, 2016 practices,” McKenzie said to Pike.. an audit. Special service and hours our municipality.” “Because I am not familiar with what IAPP Canada said in a statement that “We supplied all process has happened, but from what the information FREE Service 9am – 3pm municipalities in Manitoba’s capital I understand so far what has been region are growing quickly, and with from our indem- Transit service every half hour. done in no way, shape or form consti- nity sheets, we Bus stop added at front door of the Rec that growth “comes an expectation of tutes an audit.” greater public engagement from citi- gave all the infor- Complex for Remembrance Day Service Pike said the RM has handed over mation and the 204-482-INFO (4636) zens.” all of their indemnity information “Over the past three years, the mu- audit company is www.mysta.ca from 2015 to an auditor, as they look looking at it,” Pike nicipalities have worked together to to get to the bottom of allegations that [email protected] incorporate the principles of public said. “They are councillors overcharged thousands of going to check out @selkirktransit participation, beginning with the idea dollars on their indemnities for 2015. that those affected by a decision have everything, and to Earlier this year the Record reported me that is an au- a right to be involved in the decision- that a report compiled by retired char- making process,” IAPP Canada said in dit.” tered accountants Glen and Karen Pike said that a statement. McKenzie of St. Andrews alleges the Army, Navyy and Air Force Unit 151 “Public expectations have changed, numbers for 2015 seven members of St. Andrews coun- indemnities were residents are far more tuned in and cil overcharged $5,998.57 on indemni- connected,” West St. Paul Mayor Bruce Henley said in a statement. “More ro- 85 bust communications and engage- Army Navy and Air Force ment have become a core part of how we operate as a municipality.” Veterans Club #151 Anniversary All three municipalities have seen 231 Clandeboye Ave., Selkirk Ph. 204-482-3941 signifi cant growth in citizen engage- Please join our President & Executive GENERAL MEETING & NOMINATIONS as we cut cake and celebrate! ment through email updates, surveys, THURS., NOVEMBER 10TH @ 7PM social media and in-person events, IAPP Canada said. ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS FOR 2017 EXECUTIVE SATURDAY, “We’re incredibly pleased to have THURS.,NOVEMBER 17TH @ 7PM received this honourable mention,” GREY CUP PARTY - POTLUCK SUPPER NOVEMBER 12, 2016 East St. Paul mayor Shelley Hart said. SUN., NOVEMBER 27TH - DOORS OPEN @ 2 PM “Engaging in an open and meaning- NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY - DEC 31ST Following Chase the Card Draw ful way with citizens has made our MUSIC BY THE BOWMAN BROTHERS - $15/TICKET Also featuring - Initiation of new members communities stronger, and this award Presentation of honours & awards shows just how far we’ve come.” WED. CRIB @ 1:30 PM • THURS. CRIB @ 7 PM JAM SESSION – 2ND SATURDAY OF THE MONTH Everyone Welcome 18 and Over Lic. 717 14 The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 15

PH. 482-6545 38 MAIN ST. SELKIRK STEELTOWN ‘They fought for our freedom that we enjoy today’ Legion looks to spruce up metal monument FORD This year’s Remembrance Day ser- By Lindsey Enns the attention.” Steeltownford.com MEATS & GROCERIES Legion prez urges vice in Selkirk will be held once again The Selkirk Legion is hoping to SaskSteel, the Saskatchewan-based 1-888-485-3230 44001 MMaaiinn St., SSeelkiirrk at the Selkirk Rec Complex. Doors make some minor adjustments to a company who was tasked with dis- 933 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk, MB local residents to will open around 10 a.m. with the ser- special Remembrance Day monu- mantling the MS Lord Selkirk II, 1041 Manitoba Ave., vice starting around 10:30 a.m. ment made out of a single piece of which had been rotting in a slough in pick up a poppy Thorvaldson said the crowd at the metal from the former MS Lord Sel- Selkirk Park for 25 years, unveiled the DAVID L. MOORE Selkirk, Mb service continues to grow each year. kirk II. monument on Remembrance Day 204-482-8473 By Lindsey Enns “Last year was one of our most The 12 by eight foot structure, last year. Several motorists could be & ASSOCIATE 1-855-312-8473 Selkirk’s mayor said he was “hon- crowded Remembrance Days,” he which currently sits beside the Sel- spotted stopping to take pictures and 407 Main St., Selkirk oured” to receive the fi rst poppy said. “That just shows the community kirk Legion building located along get a closer look. 482-3921 handed out in the city to help kick off is behind the veterans, present and Eveline Street, was given to the lo- “I just made it out of respect and GEORGE HACKING the local legion’s annual poppy cam- past.” cal legion last year by the company that’s kind of become a big deal,” paign last week. [email protected] Thorvaldson said wearing a poppy is hired to dismantle the abandoned SaskSteel owner Ben Hoosier said Being here again and getting that www.ghteam.ca a great way to show your support for cruise ship. during an earlier interview with the fi rst poppy it really is truly an honour,” Century 21 Jefferson & Associates troops past, present and future. The large metal monument has the Record. “I just picked out a piece of 482-7911 Toll Free 1-888-632-8221 Larry Johannson said sitting inside “It’s a good way of people showing word “remember” etched into it and 255-B Main St., Selkirk steel and came up with it.” Main & Manitoba Ave. the Selkirk Legion located along Eve- they still care about them,” he said, includes a large red poppy at the top. Thorvaldson said once the monu- line Street last Thursday afternoon. adding in Selkirk alone they usu- Selkirk Legion president Lorne ment has been fi xed up a bit they “This legion here is the envy of many ally hand out around 15,000 poppies. Thorvaldson said he’s hoping a lo- hope to move it closer to Eveline RECORD PHOTOS BY LINDSEY ENNS AUTO legions in Manitoba if not further and “They fought for our freedom that we cal company or interested individual Street. R.M. of ABOVE: Selkirk Legion president Lorne Thorvaldson, pictured left, we’re very, very proud to have this enjoy today.” will offer to smooth out some of the “That way people driving by can St. Andrews presents Selkirk Mayor Larry Johannson with the fi rst poppy outside the SELKIRK BODY club in Selkirk and all that they do. Every year, legion’s across Canada monument’s rough edges. see it,” he said. “We were hoping to Ph: 1-866-738-2264 local legion to help kick off the annual poppy campaign last Thursday. 401 LAKE AVENUE 204-482-3960 “We truly appreciate it.” launch their poppy campaign on the “And cleaning up all the welding get it improved and cleaned up but it Email: offi [email protected] Selkirk Legion president Lorne last Friday of October. BELOW: Photographs of former Selkirk Legion presidents are lined with and repainting it a little bit just so it hasn’t happened yet.” Website: www.rmofstandrews.com Thorvaldson said they currently have Poppies are distributed by legion poppies inside the Selkirk Legion leading up to Remembrance Day. looks a little better,” he said. “Around He added if anyone is interested in around 800 members but are always 1043 Kittson Road, Box 2 Group 35 branches and the funds collected go this time of year you’d think people taking on the project, they are wel- RR1, East Selkirk, Manitoba R0E 0M0 looking to welcome more. Telephone: Selkirk 482-3300 into each branch’s poppy trust fund. would be looking at it again. come to contact the Selkirk Legion Winnipeg: 474-2642 “It’s a good size club,” he said. Toll Free: 1-888-797-8425 These funds can only be used under “But not like last year when it got all by calling 204-482-6015. Fax: 1-204-482-3098 Thorvaldson said poppies are now Email: [email protected] strict guidelines set up by the Poppy www.rmofstclements.com available at the local legion and vari- and Remembrance Committee of Do- ous businesses in Selkirk and area. minion Command to help improve Although poppies are handed out life for people in the communities free, all donations are put into a pop- where the money is raised. 785-2773 py trust fund. Thorvaldson added the The poppies are intended to honour funds are later donated to local and 917 Manitoba Ave the more than 117,000 Canadians who Selkirk Motor Hotel area organizations. have died in the service of their coun- Selkirk 219 Manitoba Ave 204-482-1900 “We’ve bought stuff for the palliative try throughout the world. care unit quite a few times,” he said, Since 1921, the poppy has stood as adding recently they donated $3,200 the symbol of remembrance, a visual from the branch’s poppy fund to the pledge to remember always those RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Daerwood Sea Cadets. “They help us Canadians who have fallen in war BROADBAND out with our Remembrance Day ser- and military support operations. The 1 866 981 9769 vice.” www.quickstream.ca 315 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk 785-8619 poppy also stands internationally as a RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS ‘symbol of collective reminiscence’, as Selkirk Legion president Lorne Thorvaldson stands next to a special other countries have also adopted its TD Canada veterans,” Lt.-Gov. Filmon said in a campaign’s fi rst poppy as a reminder Remembrance Day monument made from a single piece of metal Matt Evans Trust image to honour those who have paid from the former MS Lord Selkirk II outside the local legion last 238 the ultimate sacrifi ce. release earlier this month. “It will be to always remember the sacrifi ces so “Living, Working 396 Main St. Thursday afternoon. Thorvaldson says they are looking to make MAIN “Wearing the poppy demonstrates my honour to accept and wear the many have made for us.” Selkirk some minor improvements to the monument before moving it STREET & Helping in Our Community!” our understanding of Canada’s na- Cell 204-481-2196 | [email protected] 204-482-2800 “A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL WHO SUPPORTED THIS PAGE” closer to Eveline Street. SELKIRK tional debt of gratitude owed to all

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Pembina Valley 11 7 4 0 14 46 27 Manitoba Hockey Standings Brandon 11 7 4 0 14 41 32 Eastman 11 6 5 0 12 41 27 MANITOBA JUNIOR Southwest 11 6 5 0 12 38 39 Kubic recently named WHL HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Parkland 12 5 7 0 10 38 54 Steinbach Pistons 15 13 1 1 27 65 25 Kenora 12 3 6 0 9 35 53 OCN Blizzard 16 12 3 1 25 56 35 Interlake 10 2 6 1 6 20 51 Selkirk Steelers 18 11 6 1 23 63 56 Norman 14 0 13 0 1 25 94 Portage Terriers 14 11 3 0 22 71 52 Winkler Flyers 16 11 5 0 22 62 40 AAA CITY MIDGET Goaltender of the Week Virden Oil Capitals 16 9 5 2 20 43 41 HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Winnipeg Blues 15 6 7 2 14 54 52 Winnipeg Monarchs 9 9 0 0 18 45 18 Staff Neepawa Natives 16 5 11 0 10 39 67 Winnipeg Warriors 7 3 2 1 8 34 23 Swan Valley Stampeders 14 4 9 1 9 37 53 Winnipeg Hawks 7 3 2 0 8 26 19 The Western Hockey League re- Dauphin Kings 15 2 11 2 6 32 61 Winnipeg Sharks 6 3 3 0 6 24 26 cently announced that Vancouver Gi- Waywayseecappo Wolverines 15 1 13 1 3 40 80 Eastman Selects 7 1 4 1 4 20 33 KEYSTONE HOCKEY LEAGUE Interlake Lightning 8 1 7 0 2 21 51 ants’ goaltender Ryan Kubic has been Central Division GP W L OTL PTS GF GA AAA BANTAM Peguis Juniors 7 5 2 0 10 50 41 HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA named the WHL Goaltender of the Fisher River Hawks 4 2 2 0 4 30 31 Winnipeg Monarchs 9 9 0 0 18 69 6 Week for the period ending Oct. 16. Arborg Ice Dawgs 5 2 3 0 4 14 22 Eastman Selects 7 5 2 0 10 35 21 South Division GP W L PTS GF GA Winnipeg Warriors 7 3 3 0 7 29 28 Kubic, an 18-year-old St. Andrews Selkirk Fishermen 7 7 0 0 14 50 5 Winnipeg Hawks 7 2 3 1 6 37 26 native, went 4-0 that week, including St. Malo Warriors 5 4 0 1 9 32 22 Winnipeg Sharks 6 1 4 0 3 8 21 North Winnipeg Satelites 6 2 4 0 4 21 33 Interlake Lightning 6 0 6 0 0 15 56 a 28-save shutout in a 2-0 win over the Lundar Falcons 6 1 5 0 2 21 32 MANITOBA HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY Edmonton Oil Kings in which he was North Division GP W L PTS GF GA Platinum Promotions Division GP W L OTL PTS GF GA OCN Storm 5 3 2 1 6 48 35 Dakota 7 6 0 0 20 27 11 named fi rst star. Cross Lake Islanders 7 2 4 0 5 35 33 St. Paul’s 1 5 5 0 0 15 29 3 Norway House North Stars 4 0 4 0 0 7 54 Vincent Massey 4 3 0 0 11 19 7 Kubic started the week by making MANITOBA MAJOR JUNIOR Kelvin 4 2 2 0 6 15 14 30 saves in a 5-3 win over the Calgary HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA River East 5 2 3 0 6 9 15 Charleswood Hawks 10 8 1 1 17 39 24 Sturgeon Heights 5 1 4 0 3 11 19 Hitmen and then he made another 25 Ryan Kubic Pembina Valley Twisters 12 8 3 1 17 52 37 Oak Park 6 1 5 0 3 9 25 saves in a 4-3 overtime victory against St. James Canucks 12 8 3 1 17 50 43 Lord Selkirk 3 0 1 1 2 6 8 The 5-foot-11, 180-pound Kubic is Stonewall Jets 10 8 2 0 16 58 35 SJR1 5 0 5 0 0 6 29 the Lethbridge Hurricanes. St. Boniface Riels 12 5 4 3 13 38 47 eligible for the 2017 NHL Entry Draft WINNIPEG WOMEN’S HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY Raiders Jr. Hockey Club 12 5 6 1 11 46 40 He concluded the week with a 36- CTV Division GP W L OTL PTS GF GA and currently has a 7-8 record with a St. Vital Victorias 12 5 6 1 11 46 55 St. Mary’s Flames 4 4 0 0 8 16 9 save performance in a 2-1 overtime Ft.Garry/Ft.Rouge Twins 12 4 6 2 10 42 56 3.09 GAA and .902 save percentage. Selkirk Royals 5 2 2 0 6 16 12 Transcona Railer Express 12 4 8 0 8 44 51 Shaftesbury Titans 3 1 0 0 5 9 5 win against the Medicine Hat Tigers. Kubic was a second-round pick (39th River East Royal Knights 12 3 9 0 6 31 58 Jeanne Sauve Olympiens 4 2 1 1 5 5 7 AAA MIDGET HOCKEY LEAGUE GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Kubic, once again, was named the Oak Park Raiders 4 2 2 0 4 14 16 overall) of the Giants at the 2013 WHL Wild 12 10 0 0 22 57 19 Vincent Massey Trojans 3 1 2 0 2 5 7 game’s fi rst star. In the four wins, Ku- Yellowhead 12 9 2 0 19 56 36 Bantam Draft. His Manitoba Junior Dakota Lancers 4 1 3 0 2 10 9 Thrashers 12 7 3 1 16 49 31 bic posted a 1.73 goals-against aver- Westwood Warriors 3 0 3 0 0 4 14 Hockey League list rights are held by Central Plains 12 7 4 1 15 54 37 *STATS AS OF TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 age and .944 save percentage. the Selkirk Steelers. The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 17 &recreation sportsortsINSIDE > OUTSIDE > UPSIDE DOWN Steelers sizzle to three straight home wins

By Brian Bowman lead Selkirk to a 2-0 home victory over It was home sweet home for the Sel- the Waywayseecappo Wolverines. kirk Steelers last week. Liam Kroeker scored the game Selkirk played some very good winner on the power play at 5:35 of hockey – which resulted in three key the third period and then Nathan victories – in Manitoba Junior Hockey Halvorsen iced the win with an emp- League action. ty-net goal with 17 seconds remaining The Steelers completed the sweep in regulation time. with a solid 4-1 win over the Dauphin Kroeker has played very well on the Kings on Saturday evening. Steelers’ blueline since being moved “We defi nitely played a good game there from his regular forward posi- on Tuesday against a good Winkler tion a couple of weeks ago. team but we didn’t play our best, “We put (Liam) on defence and by any means, on the Friday against he seems to be stabilizing our back Wayway but we managed to get a re- end immensely,” Hughes noted. “We ally good performance from (goalten- spend less time in our zone and mov- der Hayden) Dola,” said Steelers’ head ing the puck out of our zone. It takes coach Dustin Hughes. pressure off of other guys and every- “And then I thought we rebounded one is starting to pick up their game.” with a good effort on Saturday against On Oct. 25, the Steelers played well Dauphin.” in an impressive 3-2 home win over RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL Conner Barley led Selkirk with two the Winkler Flyers. The Steelers’ Ezra Hall battles for the puck in Selkirk’s 4-1 win over the goals against the Kings, the fi rst com- Selkirk scored a pair of power-play Dauphin Kings Saturday evening. ing just 2:21 into the game and the goals, including the game winner by second one at 19:30 of the third. Pruden at 14:43 of the third period. In between, Selkirk received second- Jake Dudar gave the home side a 1-0 Dola made 26 saves for the win. room for improvement,” Hughes ad- period power-play goals from Ryan fi rst-period lead and then defence- Selkirk, now 11-6-1 and in third mitted. “It’s always good to be up Pruden and Brayden Lozinski. man Taylor Fisher struck on the power place, will visit the Virden Oil Capitals there with the teams in the standings Riece Gaber was the lone Kings’ play early in the second. Dudar also on Sunday (7 p.m.) in its only game that you want to be with. player to beat Steelers’ netminder chipped in with a pair of assists. this week. The Steelers have played “It was good to get a win against a Evan Robert. Robert, a Minnesota na- Winkler tied the score at 2-2, howev- a lot games recently and they should team like Winkler to show we can beat tive, played well, making 25 saves for er, as Garrett Kuklica and Nico Labos- enjoy their time off between games them.” the win. siere tallied 4:50 apart in the middle this week. The Steelers’ next home game is next Last Friday, Dola stopped 37 shots to frame. “We’re where we want to be at the Thursday when Steinbach comes to moment but we defi nitely have some the Selkirk Rec Complex.

Meanwhile, Robert’s lone game with Selkirk this season came last Saturday Steelers make trade with Natives when he made 25 saves in a 4-1 vic- tory over the Dauphin Kings at the Staff This year, Robert played just one fenceman Troy Earl to Neepawa in Selkirk Rec Complex. Last season, goaltender Evan Robert game before he was traded to the exchange for forward Nathan Hillis. Neepawa made a second trade Mon- played 17 games for the Selkirk Steel- Neepawa Natives. Hillis was in his second year with day, acquiring forward Braeden Binda ers before the team sent him on his The Steelers sent Robert, an Ameri- Neepawa, producing fi ve goals and 11 from the Winkler Flyers for future way. can, and the MJHL list rights of de- points in 15 games this season. considerations. CATCH THE EXCITING NEW TEAM FOR THE 2016-2017 SEASON HOME GAME VS Steinbach Pistons Thursday, Nov. 10th 7:30 pm

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Staff at the EJU Cadet Cup tourna- The Selkirk Judo Club’s Damien ment in Coimbra, Portugal on Ekosky was awarded a Sport Ex- May 28–29, 2016. cellence Award yesterday by the * 2016 National champion in Directorat de l’activité sportive, the U18 under 73 kg division – which promotes French sport in Canadian Championships held Manitoba. in Calgary on May 13–15, 2016. Ekosky, who began judo in Sep- * Gold Medal at the 2015 West- tember, 2008, was been chosen in ern Canada Summer Games in the young athlete category. The Wood Buffalo, Alta. from August two-time national champion and 6–11, 2015. fi ve-time provincial winner won * Winner of the 2015 David Ca- seven gold medals, three silver, ligiuri Memorial Award present- and four bronze last year. ed by Judo Manitoba to a youth Here is a list of Ekosky’s Top athlete demonstrating excel- 10 accomplishments (reverse lence and determination in the chronological order): sport. * Graded to Shodan (fi rst-de- * Silver medal at the 2015 Can- gree black belt) – Aug. 20, 2016. ada Winter Games in Prince * Bronze medal at the 2016 George, B.C. on Feb. 25–28, 2015. South America Championships * Bronze medal at the 2015 Elite in Cordoba, Argentina July 3, 8 Invitational Nationals held in 2016. Montreal on Jan. 10–11, 2015 * Bronze medal at the 2016 * 2014 National champion in Pan American Championships the U16 under 60 kg division – RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL in Cordoba, Argentina – July 1, Canadian Championships held The Selkirk Judo Club’s Damien Ekosky, right, was awarded a Sport Excellence 2016. in Saguenay, Que. on May 1–18, Award yesterday by the Directorat de l’activité sportive, which promotes French * Selected to represent Canada 2014. sport in Manitoba. Selkirk Judo Club athletes Anderson commits to win medals in Brandon York University for 2017 Staff Lennon Kuch in U14 Boys over 66 kg, Staff Fifteen Selkirk Judo Club athletes Nickolas Duschinger in U14 Boys un- The Manitoba AAA Female Midget competed at the Brandon Open on der 60 kg, Dylan Wiebe in U12 under Hockey League has announced that for- Oct. 22. Fourteen of those athletes 45 kg, Carter Masse in U12 over 50 kg ward Brooke Anderson has committed competed in the U12 and older age and Jersey Sundseth in U18 Boys un- to attend school and play hockey for York divisions, bringing home four gold, der 60 kg. University next fall. three silver and six bronze medals. Meanwhile, two members of the Sel- York University is located in Toronto Winning gold were Damien Ekosky kirk Judo Club have been selected to and the Lions play in the Ontario Uni- in Senior Men under 73 kg, Justin compete with the provincial team at versity Athletics Conference. Ekosky in U18 Men under 73 kg, Sar- tournaments this fall. Anderson, who lives in St. Andrews, ah Ekosky in U14 Girls under 52 kg Damien Ekosky will compete at is the Winnipeg Avros’ captain and is and Jzraelyne Kopp in U14 Girls un- the Quebec Open in Montreal this known for her strong two-way play. der 44 kg. weekend. Damien and his brother, During her career with the Avros, An- Silver medals went to Bailey Ma- Justin, will both compete at the On- derson has played 132 games, scoring 19 linowski in U18 Men under 73 kg, tario Open in Toronto on Nov. 12–13. goals while adding 25 assists. Daniel Ekosky in U12 Boys under 50 Selkirk club member, James Colp, has Anderson has also excelled in Hock- kg, and Aaron Haak in U18 Men un- also been selected to attend the On- ey Manitoba’s Program of Excellence, der 81 kg. tario Open as a referee. making the fi nal roster to represent our Winning bronze were Schaelyce The next local competition will be province at Hockey Canada’s U18 Na- Kopp in U18 Women under 57 kg, the St. Boniface Open on Nov. 19. tional Championship in Regina later Brooke Anderson this month. 20 The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 Classifi eds Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

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NEW PRICE $499,900    Vacant Land The George Hacking Team Vendor 40.25 acres, 104 Edstan motivated $70,000 $322,900 Custom built Road 84N St home on park SOLD like acerage Clements SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER Jefferson & Assoc. 829 Strathcona Rd, Vacant Forty acres George Hacking Ashley Douglas Nicole Pashko East Selkirk.    960 sq ft, 3 bdrm, Land    with old bungalow. Road 30E yard site OPEN HOUSES COUNTRY COUNTRY SOLDNumerous renovations. 47.71 acres Road 30E OPEN SUN 1-3 $ Finished bsmt. Well $86,000 $130,000 239,000 treed private lot. 233 Manchester NEW LISTING 408 Strathnaver SOLD 527 Christie SELKIRK 1015 Frank St. $259,900 31144 Rd 86N $159,900 NEW LISTING 7 Howard FRONTIER Place $365,000 REALTY

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Joe Bosak Happy 90th Birthday In Loving Memory Happy 96th Angela (Nellie) Unik George David Frost Glen Edgar Frost Uncle Joe! If we had a fl ower for every time September 27, 1957 – November 3, 2014 July 15, 1965 – November 6, 2004 November 4th You made us smile, Have a wonderful birthday, We’d have a beautiful garden to walk in forever. With lots of love. There is always two faces before us, -Best wishes and love always, -Your family Voices we would love to hear; Nancy and Chris, Sandra; Smiles we will always remember, grandchildren Samantha and Bryar, Bill, Of sons and brothers we loved so dear. Greg and Ashley; Deep in our hearts lies pictures, Book Your great-grandchildren, Theo, Emily, More precious than silver or gold; Rayne-Lee, Darian, and Remi Classifi ed It’s pictures of my sons, Whose memory will never grow old. Ad Today We will love you two forever. Call 204-785-1618 As long as we all live. Our sons and brothers, you will always be. -Love Mom, daughter Shailee, Kelsey, Chelsea, sisters and brothers

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GOODBRANDSON: The family would like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many cards, memorial donations, fl owers and all acts of sympathy extended to us following the passing of our mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, Wilma Goodbrandson. Thank you to her many friends and relatives for their faithful visits and acts of kind- 204.485.4142 ness during her illness. A sincere thank you to Dr. Demsas for his many www.yoursignatureteam.ca years of care and concern shown to Mom. Thank you to the staff of the Selkirk General Hospital for their wonderful care and kindness shown not only to Mom but the family as well. Thank you to Pastor Stan for his SOLD many visits, words of comfort and personable service for Mom. Thanks to Donnie Little for preparing and serving the lunch. A warm thank you to Leanne Gilbart for playing the organ and for singing as requested by Mom. We want to express our heartfelt appreciation to the Gilbart family and the staff of Gilbart Funeral Home for the comfort, special care and 8-638 Main St. Oakbank Condo professional attention shown to us. The care and compassion shown to 970sf, 2 bed, 1 bath, 34 Dacombe Pl, West St. Paul our family will always be remembered. Great Price $169,900 1850sf, 3 bed, 3.5 bath -Ron, Diane, Holly, Joy, Ted and families OPEN HOUSE NOV 5TH 1-3

Richard Konzelman May 3, 1942 – November 5, 2011 HOUSE The seasons may come and go but 419 Queen St., Selkirk 73135 Joseph Street St Clements Families are forever. 1247sf, 3 bed, 1 bath 20x28 Shop 1862sf, 3bed, 2 bath, 4 acres New Price $205,000 $349,900 FOR Much loved and greatly missed. SALE -Ruth, Kurt, Ailsa and families Three bedroom bungalow, Book Your attached garage. 208 Pacifi c Ave., Selkirk $279,900 80 ft. lot. Classifi ed Ad Today Display Classifi ed booking deadline is Monday 21 Suttorp Lane, St. Andrews 320 Collegiate Drive, Warren at 4 p.m. prior to Thursday’s publication. 1820sf, 4 bed, 3 bath, 5.6 acres 1486sf, 3bed, 1.5 bath, 1.2 acres Call “MO” Sarchuk $510,000 $299,900 204-757-4222 204-785-0194 Call 204-785-1618 The Selkirk Record Thursday, November 3, 2016 25 Announcements Book Your Classifi ed Ad Today - Call 785-1618 or Email [email protected]

OBITUARY OBITUARY Andrew Carl Henderson Marieola Krut (Belanger) On Wednesday, October 26th, 2016, this amazing human being February 19, 1919 – October 23, 2016 and consummate artist—performed his fi nal act. He was surround- It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our dear ed and supported with love, admiration and energy by his family, mother Marieola on October 23, 2016 at the grand age of 97 years. dear friends, and Maggie, his dog. He will be greatly missed by all Cremation has taken place and a Memorial Mass will be held on that knew him. November 5, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. at the Notre Dame Roman Catho- Left to honour his memory are his parents, Kim and Donna Hen- lic Church in Selkirk, Manitoba with Father Leo Couture and Father derson; sisters Carling (Anthony and Axel), and Kayla (Jonallan Stan Gacek offi ciating. and Annalise, Daniel, and Brynn); grandparents Herdis Lindblom; Ben and Irene Schmid; auntie Lois Lindblom; auntie Lori and uncle Ed Gawiak, cousins Nicole (Jeff and Delia) and Matthew; and many close friends that were like family. Andrew’s journey began in Selkirk, Manitoba on September 26th, 1988. Growing up in Clandeboye, he attended school in Selkirk where many of his lifelong friendships, love of language, theatre and the arts bloomed. His high school experience was capped with a French Immersion Diploma in Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. 2006. www.gilbartfuneralhome.com His fl air for theatre and the arts inspired him to attend York University in Toronto, where he com- pleted his Diploma of Fine Arts with Honours in 2011. While living in Toronto, Andrew adopted the motto “Work Hard, Play Hard”. Embracing the spirit of openness and authenticity, Andrew came into his own. His affi nity for all things gold and beautiful earned him the name “Glamdrew”—and his OBITUARY glamourous, fabulous side fi nally got to come out and play! He had found a place where he could be Margret Rosa Schmidt the star of the show, and—of course—he had many adoring friends who loved to play the role the Peacefully on Monday, October 31, 2016, at the Tudor Person- audience. He held many jobs where he could share his love of people and zest for life. He worked as a al Care Home, Margret Schmidt, aged 78 years, of Selkirk, MB. barista at his local coffee shop, serving up his bright smile, witty comments and kind words along with passed away. a hot cup of coffee. He stage-managed plays, concerts and fashion shows. At one point, he was even She is survived by her husband Jim; daughter Birgit and husband hired as a ‘Party Enhancer’—paid to bring the party! During the summers, he came home to Manitoba Steve Yuriy; son Kent and wife Theresa Schmidt, daughter Heather and worked as a blacksmith at Lower Fort Garry, a job that suited his social butterfl y style and love and husband Robbie Anderson and daughter Monika Schmidt and for history perfectly. While at LFG, Andrew was known for his sunny smile, sharp sense of humour, partner Rob. impeccably styled costumes and his incredible ability to keep white pants clean while blacksmithing. A Celebration of Life will be held on Friday, November 4 at 2:00 Andrew also had an ear for languages and passion for travel. His travel bug took him to Denmark, p.m. in the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Selkirk, Manitoba. France, Spain, Austria, Australia, and Arizona. He even spent a summer in Argentina, where he fa- cilitated a community art project. In July 2014, Andrew was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer, T-Cell Lymphoblas- tic Lymphoma. True to his nature, the diagnosis didn’t keep him down for long! He confronted it and saw opportunity. He stopped holding himself back. He decided that every day was a day for glitter and champagne. He became more open about who he was, and what was important to him. Andrew had always believed in equality, and that all people are deserving of compassion and respect. But Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. his diagnosis made him realize he needed to be more vocal and more visible, to take a stand against www.gilbartfuneralhome.com discrimination of all kinds— whether it was because of race, religion, gender or sexual orientation. His activism drew words of both praise and hatred. With support from his family and in spite of direct threats of violence, Andrew attended Steinbach’s fi rst PRIDE parade—dressed in his fi nest, with OBITUARY signs and glitter, to stand in solidarity with Steinbach’s LGBT community. His presence was notable, and the energy palpable. This would be just one of the many shining moments to come in his last Brian Edward Buhr months. Brian Edward Buhr, at the age of 79, passed away peacefully When Andrew was told that his prognosis was terminal, his purpose shifted to educating us all to with family at his side on October 28, 2016 after a courageous live our best lives. He made it his mission to help people build new relationships with illness, death battle with various medical conditions. and grief. He was interviewed by local and national media about his prognosis, the realities of living He will be sadly missed by his wife Grace; sons Darryl (Sherrie) with a terminal illness, and his decision to celebrate his death and remaining life in style. The coup de and Randy; sister Barbara; sister-in-law Anne and fi ve grandchil- grace was his “living funeral” performance piece: Taking it to the Grave. The story of Andrew’s jour- dren. ney, his mission, and fi nal performance was picked up by media outlets around the world. His words Brian was born in Winnipeg on December 26, 1936, the only son evoked powerful emotions and inspired life-changing moments in many. of parents Edward and Elsie (deceased) and was predeceased by Just a few short days after his performance, Andrew’s journey ended. He died as he lived: with his oldest son Kenny in 1988. purpose and passion, incredible courage, grace, and dignity—surrounded by laughter and love. But He married Grace (nee McNaughton) on December 29, 1972, Andrew’s story is not over. His greatest hope was that his journey would inspire people to accept ill- they were happily married for 43 years. ness and death as an opportunity to make life even richer. To realize that love is love. To get over it Brian proudly served in the Royal Canadian Navy for fi ve years and get on with it! as a young man and worked for Greyhound Bus Lines for over 30 The family extends sincere thanks and gratitude to the doctors, nurses and medical aid assistants years. He was the model professional driver and was proud of his of CancerCare Manitoba, and the Selkirk General Hospital Emergency Dept., for their professional service. and compassionate care. He had a passion for golf. He had memberships at St Boniface, Southwood and Selkirk Golf Cours- Andrew’s service will be at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 2nd, 2016 in the Gilbart Funeral es at various times throughout his life where he formed many close and endearing relationships. Chapel, 309 Eveline Street in Selkirk, Manitoba. If Andrew has touched your life in some way and you Brain and Grace had a love for Mexico and spent numerous winters in Guayabitos along with some are a better human for it, consider yourself an Honorary Pallbearer. old and a lot of new friends. In lieu of fl owers, on Andrew’s behalf, the family encourages you to embrace your true self with bold- Brian was an old soul storyteller; combining a sharp sense of humor with a detailed memory he ness and without hesitation, to share yourself, your burdens and your joys with others, to celebrate enjoyed keeping family and friends on the edge of their seats. love, life and all it’s wonderful, messy, amazing moments. If not, donate blood - someone needs it. He will be missed by all. A Celebration of Life for Brian was held on Tuesday, November 1, at 2:00 p.m. in the Gilbart Funeral Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. Home Reception Center at 309 Eveline Ave. in Selkirk, Manitoba. www.gilbartfuneralhome.com In lieu of fl owers donations can be made in his memory to CancerCare Manitoba, the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Manitoba, the Manitoba Lung Association or a charity of your choice.

Gilbart Funeral Home, Selkirk in care of arrangements. www.gilbartfuneralhome.com

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