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RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELL Pictured from left to right: Brooklyn Walker, Cassidy Walker and Paxton Walker share a laugh while enjoying some cotton candy at the Selkirk Friendship Centre’s 50th anniversary Block Party on June 26. For another photo, see Page 7.

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Interlake music lovers brave heat to enjoy Folk FestBy Justin Luschinski

Sizzling temperatures didn’t stop more than 70,000 music lovers from soaking up everything that Winnipeg Folk Festival has to offer last week.

The 45th annual festival, which took place July 5 to 8, saw a record-break-ing total number of 73,000 attendees, which was up 1,000 when compared to last year, to become the best at-tended four-day festival in its history, according to organizers.

This year marked Lockport resident Sara Crupi’s fi rst Folk Fest but she said it defi nitely won’t be her last.

“It’s so cool. It’s a different environ-ment than a show in Winnipeg, I love it. It’s so cool to be out here, meeting

people, and getting to experience Folk Fest,” Crupi said during the festival last Sunday. “I didn’t know what to expect, I came here with a lot of big ideas on how it would go, but over-all it’s exceeded my expectations for sure.”

Petersfi eld resident Nita Jackson said the last time she attended Folk Fest was four years ago but she was pleasantly surprised by some of the changes.

“A lot has changed since then. There’s way more food vendors, there’s the water towers, there’s like pop up vendors there, it’s a lot more organized,” Jackson said. “I remember when you had to plan your whole day,

make sure to pack enough water and stuff, but it’s a lot easier to manage now.”

Tom Winnichi, a long time Folk Fest attendee from Selkirk, said he’s always en-joyed the event.

“It’s always a great time, we have a lot of fun, but it’s also a massive show,” he said. “You don’t get to connect with a band in the same way you do at The Merch.”

Besides the heat outside, it was also a hot week-end on the festi-val’s main stage as Elle King and John Butler Trio+ kicked things off with high en-ergy last Thurs-day, indie-rockers Courtney Barnett and The Strum-bellas command-ed the stage last Friday, Folk Fest favourites Baha-

mas and A Tribe Called Red had the crowd up and dancing last Saturday night and hit makers Passenger and Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow capped off the festival on Sunday.

New to the festival this year was a 50/50 raffl e with all proceeds going towards ongoing site improvements.

The 46th edition of the Winnipeg Folk Fest will be held July 11-14, 2019.

RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKIBridget Plantz dances with her four-year-old daughter Nicole Bennett, pictured above, from Petersfi eld at the Winnipeg Folk Festival in Birds Hill Provincial Park last Sunday. The 45th annual festival saw a record-breaking total number of 73,000 attendees to become the best attended four-day festival in its history, according to organizers. For more photos from the festival, see Page 14.

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Rockin’ on The Red returning to Half Moon July 13-14By Lindsey Enns

To help mark its 80th anniversary, Half Moon Drive In will once again play host to a free two-day celebration fi lled with music, food, fi reworks and family activities this weekend.

The sixth annual Rockin’ on The Red festival, in support of the Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation, will return to Lockport this Friday, July 13 and Saturday, July 14.

Wayne McIntosh, owner of Half Moon Drive In, said he started the event in honour of the restaurant’s 75th anniversary but decided to keep it going due to its success.

“In doing so I thought it would be re-ally cool to pull in a local, Manitoban charity,” McIntosh said. “I decided it would be really cool to work with (the Children’s Rehabilitation Founda-tion) because that’s a Manitoba foun-dation and I know whatever money raised will be given to a child within the region, which is what we’ve been focusing on.”

McIntosh said during the two-day event, funds raised through 50/50 ticket sales go towards purchasing a mobility bicycle for a family chosen by the foundation. He added the bi-cycle costs around $4,000 and it allows a child with mobility issues to enjoy riding a bike.

McIntosh said the annual event is also his way of giving back to their loyal customers as well as the Lock-port area.

“This is more about just giving back to the community, giving back to the region and giving back to all of my customers that have supported us over the years,” he said. “I really enjoy putting on this event.”

The restaurant reaching 80 years is also a milestone worth celebrating, he added.

“It’s a celebration like always,” he said, adding they are expecting thou-sands of visitors to check out the two-day event this weekend.

Last year their attendance was be-tween 5,000 and 7,000 over the course of two days, he said.

“It’s absolutely insane,” he said with a laugh. “It creates a big buzz in the town for two days.”

The two day festival will be fi lled with free activities including two nights of fi reworks, infl atable rides, magicians, face painters as well as a petting zoo.

The Steeltown Ford Main Stage con-cert series will kick off Friday, July 13 at 6:30 p.m. with the last act hitting the stage at 10:30 p.m. Activities will start up again at 1 p.m. on Saturday, July 14 with entertainment beginning at 6:30 p.m.

There will also be some local youth performing various acts throughout the two-day event.

For a full schedule of events and more information, visit halfmoon-drivein.com/rockin-on-the-red.

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Local Lions help Selkirk hospital purchase specialized wheelchairBy Justin Luschinski

The Selkirk Regional Health Centre will soon be equipped with a special-ized wheelchair that can better sup-port persons living with disabilities as well as provide more comfort to emergency room patients thanks to a generous donation from the Selkirk and District Lions Club.

Members of the local Lions Club do-nated $3,000 towards a Broda chair, a specialized wheelchair, last Tuesday morning.

Yvonne Oxer, Clinical Team Man-ager for the hospital’s emergency de-partment, says this chair will go a long way to helping their patients.

“With the aging population we are seeing an increasing number of el-derly patients being held in the emer-gency room for extended periods of

time. Having our own Broda chair means we can keep it in the ER and it will be readily accessible when we need it; the ER staff are very apprecia-tive of the Selkirk and District Lions Club generous donation,” Oxer stated in a release last week.

The Lions Club has been donating to the hospital for several years. They donated around $131,000 to help the hospital purchase an MRI. According to a statement provided by the hospi-tal, the chair was a high-priority item for the hospital, so when the Lions Club offered to donate money, the hospital suggested they put money towards that.

Pamela McCallum, executive direc-tor of the Interlake-Eastern Health Foundation, says donations towards new emergency equipment benefi ts

the entire com-munity.

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donors ask what is needed at a par-ticular facility, we are quickly able to

match them with a greatest need. In turn, they are able to see their do-nation used quickly ... which makes them feel they’ve made a difference,” McCallum said.

According to the product website, the new Broda chair is a “unique ergo-nomic chair which will provide excep-tional comfort for emergency room patients, specifi cally allowing patients with disabilities to adjust pressure, support and airfl ow while receiving treatment.”

The Selkirk and District Lions Club meets every fi rst and third Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at 320 Christie Ave. in Selkirk.

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RECORD PHOTO BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKIMembers of the Selkirk and District Lions Club presented the Interlake-Eastern Health Foundation with a $3,000 donation towards a specialized wheelchair for the Selkirk Regional Health Centre last Tuesday.

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Naturally formed channel connects Red River, Lake Winnipeg

By Lindsey Enns Boaters can now safely travel be-

tween the Red River and Lake Win-nipeg thanks to a naturally formed channel to the east.

Guy Beriault, the commodore of the Royal Manitoba Yacht Club located in West St. Paul, says the natural channel was identifi ed and then later marked by the Canadian Coast Guard last fall. He said the coast guard came across it while doing some surveying in the area.

“They’ve put in a whole new marker system, marker buoys current to the new regulations they have,” Beriault said while sitting inside the yacht club last Thursday. “It’s just great that we have this now.”

He added the channel is currently around six feet deep, which can ac-commodate most boats. The previous channel, which is near the new chan-nel, was only around two to three feet deep and it was just a matter of years before it would be impassable.

“Now with this channel being that deep it’s not going to drop ... it will always be accessible,” he said. “We always thought it was all rocks along this side. We never would have taken a chance to go through there. Now that it’s marked and everything else it’s perfect.”

The new channel is also welcome

news to the growing local yacht club.“We get quite a bit of traffi c down

from Gimli and Winnipeg Beach, we get boaters that come and spend some time with us and we travel up onto the lakes as much as we can,” he said. “Before a lot of people wouldn’t do it because it was too risky. But now with this open it opens up for pretty well anybody to navigate the waters and get up there.”

Beriault said they’ve heard from a couple of boaters who have used the channel and so far the feedback has been positive.

“They say it’s well marked and it’s accessible and the risk is gone,” he said, adding they are working on get-ting the word out that this channel ex-ists. “We’ve let everybody know here that this is accessible.”

Beriault said they hope this channel will allow more visitors to stop at the yacht club as well as continue to help grow their business.

The Royal Manitoba Yacht Club, lo-cated at 90 Kenabeek St. in West St. Paul, was established in 1955 by Mr. Gilbert Eaton and a circle of inspired boaters. In 1981, Queen Elizabeth des-ignated the Club “Royal.” Such desig-nations are permitted to only one club per town, city, or province, according to the club’s website.

Beriault, who has been with the club for 10 years, says its gone through many changes and upgrades through-out the years. The once private mem-bers club has been open to the public for around seven years.

The club currently has 45 members who dock their boats on the river, a number of others who store their

boats on the property as well as clubhouse mem-bers.

“We’re striving to let the public know that we’re here, it’s sort of a hidden gem,” Beriault said. “Our clientele is growing be-cause people are becom-ing more aware.”

He added they also have a restaurant, bar and pa-tio as well as a banquet facility that holds up to 70 people for special events and meetings on their park like setting.

Those interested in more information about the yacht club can visit royalmanitobayachtclub.com/home.html or call 204-334-0530.

RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS

A picture of a de-tailed map available at the Royal Manito-ba Yacht Club shows the old channel con-necting the Red RIv-er with Lake Winni-peg on the left and on the right the new naturally formed channel that was recently marked by the Canadian Coast Guard.

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The RM of St. Andrews is spend-ing $10,000 to hire a communications company in an effort to better com-municate with their residents.

The RM recently hired The Creative Bullpen, a strategic marketing and communications consulting com-pany run by Duncan Morrison, to handle communications for the RM from June 26 till Oct. 1, 2018. Morrison will handle communications for the RM regarding the south St. Andrews wastewater project as well as other initiatives such as a new meter reader program.

St. Andrews CAO Andrew Weremy says they’ve hired Creative Bullpen to better communicate with their resi-dents.

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public that we aren’t communicat-ing effectively, and we’ve hired (The Creative Bullpen) to help with that … Communications takes a concen-trated amount of time and focus, it’s not something that just anyone can do,” Weremy said. “(Morrison) knows how to communicate ideas to a di-verse group of readers.”

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St. Andrews resident Andrew Do-lenuk says he questions why the RM decided to hire Morrison with an mu-nicipal election looming.

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This will be the third time Morrison has worked with the RM of St. An-drews. He has also previously worked with the RM of West St. Paul.

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A man is facing multiple charges following a stabbing on Canada Day.

On July 1, just after 10 p.m., Sel-kirk RCMP received a report of a stabbing near Eveline Street in Sel-kirk. Offi cers attended the scene and located the weapon.

The victim was transported to hospital with life threatening inju-ries. Offi cers patrolled the area and subsequently located the suspect. He was placed under arrest with-out incident.

Orry Morrisseau, 32, has been charged with Aggravated Assault, Assault Causing Bodily Harm, Pos-session of Weapon for Dangerous Purpose, and Fail To Comply with Undertaking or Recognizance X2.

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RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKIThe Selkirk Friendship Centre hosted their 50th anniversary Block Party and AGM on June 26. The event featured children’s activities, a free barbecue, entertainment and an anniversary cake cutting.

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“Many people don’t realize that heat can take a bigger toll on your car bat-tery than the chill of winter,” says Eri-ka Miller, public and media relations specialist for CAA Manitoba. “This summer, don’t get stuck in the drive-way or stranded on the highway when you should be out enjoying fun in the sun – get your battery tested, and re-placed if needed.”

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2. Get a sense of driving conditions: check live road camera feeds from around the province at CAAMani-toba.com/roadcams to fi nd out if con-struction or collisions might impact your travel time.

3. Don’t leave your keys in the igni-tion. Idling your vehicle to keep the cabin cool is bad for your fuel con-sumption and the environment, and puts you at risk of a lockout or auto theft.

4. Ensure the emergency roadside kit in your car is customized and stocked with enough food and water, clothing, and fi rst-aid items for the number of passengers travelling with you.

5. Pack an entertainment kit for little passengers: a backpack fi lled with soft toys, books and games can keep kids occupied and reduce the amount of times they ask “Are we there yet?”

CAA members can request roadside assistance at caamanitoba.com, with the CAA app, or by calling 1-800-222-4357.

“MANY PEOPLE DON’T REALIZE THAT HEAT CAN TAKE A BIGGER TOLL ON YOUR CAR BATTERY THAN THE CHILL OF WINTER.”

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Thanks for the minnow bait tipsHi folks. I am sure we can all remember a time

when we were swept away by the ex-cited joy of a young boy experiencing the success of something close to his heart. Such a lad’s heartwarming sto-ry came to me through his dad, Dan McDermid and my editor Lana Meier. This wonderful eight year old caught his fi rst fi sh and all he could think about was to be in the paper with it! Well, Liam McDermid, here is your wish come true! You’re in the paper now and your biggest fans, your dad, myself, along with all our fi shing com-munity applaud you on your wonder-ful catch. Shall we tell everyone how you caught that fi sh Liam? Why not, let’s do that! It seems you and dad went to Narcisse from home in Stone-wall to see the snake dens and later stopped at Norris Lake for a picnic. You decided to do a little fi shing off the dock and after a few casts thought your line got snagged. You worked your line every which way trying to free it and fi nally decided to give your rod a good tug. Then, wow, surprise, up from the water popped your jack-fi sh high into the air! You reeled in as fast as you could. You didn’t want it to get away! You shouted to dad and everyone else close by, “Look, I caught a fi sh!” Dad couldn’t believe you had caught one so soon! He rushed over to you and helped you hold the fi sh while your picture was taken. Thank you so much for sending us your pic-ture and story (with dads help) Liam, we so enjoyed it.

Last week I got myself over to the Winnipeg River where anglers go to catch minnows for themselves. The waters were churning causing the minnows to group in whirlpools where they could be netted. There I saw a very tall, thin fellow with light brown hair under an old cap. His face was weathered with a weeks, almost

blond, stubble growth. I walked up beside him as he bent over, his arms raised high working a rope attached to his net bringing up maybe two handfuls of minnows. He immediate-ly dropped them into a tub with salt in it. He stirred the minnows into the salt then put them into a large cooler full of ice. “As soon as I get home, they go into the freezer,” he stated. He raised himself up then, relaxed and smil-ing. “Hi, I’m Arnie Weidl, I write the fi shing column in Selkirk Record, the Express and the Stonewall Tribune,” I said to strike up a conversation. “Yes,” our towering friend replied, “I’m Lance Irwin from East Selkirk, I like your stories.” “Well, thank you,” I replied. I asked him why he went to all the trouble to catch his own min-nows since it would be cheaper to buy them. “I want minnow bait that holds

up when I cast out, so I make my own. You get them from the water then salt and freeze them right away!” he de-clared emphatically. He went on, “If you go to buy minnows and they look brownish instead of silver with a blue tinge, they weren’t frozen fast enough or kept cold enough.” We chatted some more about good minnow bait and as I left him, I shook his hand, perhaps for all of us. When a man gives you good tips about any aspect of fi shing; you thank him!

Closer to the end of last week I went visiting anglers along the Red. Again, the heat was burdensome but I had the good fortune to come across a father and daughter who were true outdoors people. Dad was a big, husky guy with massive arms and legs, light brown hair and a full, kind face. His daugh-ter, though tiny had an agile strength of body and demeanor. Her high fore-head, round cheeks, defi ned nose and ready wide smile was framed by her long fi ne brown hair. “Can I get your names?” I asked. “Yeah, I’m Shayne Smellie and that’s dad, Jake. We’re from Selkirk,” she said in a high, femi-nine, yet forceful voice. As we began getting to know each other it became evident that Shayne was a gifted an-gler. She told of a time when she and dad went up to Paint Lake south of Thompson and as so many other times they went fi shing, she was the only one that caught anything. Then nosey me asked Shayne, “If you have a boyfriend, is he an outdoors person?” “No,” she said, “He’s a city boy but I’m turning him into a country boy little by little!” We talked of fi nding deeper, colder water for early morning fi sh-ing then as I left them I thought of the fi shfl ys that were starting to show up. The fi sh gorge on them but that only lasts for a few days then I’m sure fi sh-ing will get better.

Hang in there gang, bye for now.

RECORD PHOTO BY ARNIE WEIDLDan McDermid, pictured left, and his son Liam McDermid, right, with Liams’ fi rst catch from Nor-ris Lake.


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Gordon Howard Centre celebrates volunteers in Selkirk ParkBy Justin Luschinski

Gordon Howard Centre volunteers spend much of their time putting on fundraisers and events for Selkirk and area residents. But last Wednesday, they got the chance to relax and enjoy some great food in Selkirk Park during a spe-cial barbecue.

The gathering was held to congratu-late the volunteers for all of their hard work, some of whom have been work-ing at the centre for 20 years, including Lorna Mohlgren.

Mohlgren said the centre can help deal with the loneliness that often comes with old age.

“When you’re alone, you’re probably going to stay at home and do nothing. The loneliness is tough, you need to fi nd something useful to do,” Mohlgren said. “I lost my husband 22 years ago, and I needed something to do … I’ve made some amazing friends since then.”

Mohlgren doesn’t have any family in Selkirk, most live far away, either in a different town or even in a differ-ent province. She said that one of her fondest memories was when an elderly woman came to the centre because she had been scammed. Mohlgren helped calm the woman down, made sure she was emotionally stable, and helped her

contact victim services.Fran Domitruk, who has been volun-

teering with the center for nine years, said she’s just helped out whenever she can.

“I think I was born to be a volunteer, I’ve always done it. I’ve always volun-teered with different organizations be-cause I love people, I love doing some-thing for the community, I think it’s just a great thing to support,” Domitruk said.

The Gordon Howard Centre was cre-

ated by the Selkirk and District Se-niors Club, which was formed in the late 1970s. The club met in the Notre Dame Roman Catholic Church base-ment every Tuesday, but membership continued to expand, and they outgrew almost every other location they met at. The Gordon Howard Centre was creat-ed in 1980, and has since gone through many expansions and alterations over the years.

For more information, visit gordon-howard.ca.

RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI Lorna Mohlgren, pictured above left, and Fran Domitruk, pictured above far right, enjoy some food during a Gordon Howard Centre volunteer appreciation barbecue in Selkirk Park last Wednesday.


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Bead artist among those taking part in All Members ShowBy Lindsey Enns

Nearly 40 artists from across Mani-toba have teamed up for another All Members Show at Selkirk’s Gwen Fox Gallery this month.

A total of 64 pieces by 39 artists is on display until the end of this month.

Among those with works of art on display is St. Andrews resident Cyn-thia Boehm.

Boehm, a Cree woman with Scot-tish ancestry, was born and raised in Norway House where she learned the

intricate art form of beading and de-signing moccasins. She then began making beaded moccasins as gifts for friends and family members and now she sells her designs and is starting to teach workshops in hopes of keeping this art form alive.

“My aunts did it, my grandmoth-ers, it was common,” she said. “I was always inspired and always wanted to learn.

“Now I just can’t stop. It’s addictive.” Boehm said this art form is a way of

connecting with her culture.

“I’m really proud to do it be-cause it connects me with my an-cestors and my culture,” she said.

After years of practice, work-shops and work-ing alongside el-ders, Boehm now

makes beaded moccasins, gaunt-lets, mittens, muk-luks and recently started creating colourful beaded art.

Boehm currently showcases and sells her designs with Manitobah Mukluks Story-boot Project on-line, at the Gwen Fox Gallery in Sel-kirk as well as at The Heard Muse-um Shop in Phoe-nix, Arizona.

She also re-cently won a sec-ond place ribbon during the 2018 Interlake Juried Art Show for her Traditional Bridal Moccasins, which are currently on display at the local art gallery during

this month’s All Members Show. Boehm says she plans to host a

beaded art workshop at the Gordon Howard Centre as well as at the Gwen Fox Gallery sometime this fall.

She added she credits being a mem-ber of the local art gallery with con-necting her to the community.

“This is a really great place to show-case your work,” she said.

An opening reception for this month’s All Members Show, which is open to the public, will take place on Thursday, July 12 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

For more information about the Gwen Fox Gallery, which is located at 250 Manitoba Ave., visit gwenfoxgal-lery.com.

RECORD PHOTO BY LINDSEY ENNS

Cynthia Boehm of St. Andrews stands next to her Traditional Bridal Moccasins, which are cur-rently on display at the Gwen Fox Gallery during this month’s All Members Show.

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Mandatory testing lifted for cattle and bison producersBy Caitlyn Gowriluk

A requirement that breeding bison and cattle from Manitoba be tested for bovine tuberculosis before being exported to the U.S. was lifted by the United States Department of Agricul-ture (USDA) on July 1.

The development is welcome news for many farmers in Manitoba, said bison producer Len Epp, who has a farm in the RM of Rockwood.

“It just became a real nightmare for some of those producers,” said Epp. “To have this [requirement] gone has been a huge, huge benefi t.”

Since the testing requirement was lifted, many U.S.-based companies now feel safer importing bison and cattle from Manitoba, said Epp.

“They’re way more willing to import animals from us now,” said Epp. “It’s opened up a lot of options for produc-ers.”

While the last case of bovine tuber-culosis in Manitoba was in 2008, many producers — especially near the Rid-ing Mountain National Park area, where the disease had been detected in livestock and wildlife — were still required to take biosecurity measures

to prevent the spread of the disease, including using livestock guard dogs and barrier fencing to protect feed supplies, said a July 3 news release from Manitoba Beef Producers.

Herds in Manitoba were also subject to surveillance testing (a process that takes several days to complete and can be stressful for the animals, put-ting them at risk for injury or death), said Epp, whose herds were last tested for the disease close to 10 years ago.

“[The animals] just can’t handle the stress level,” said Epp. “They’d come through the system, walk out and we’d fi nd them dead. We found three dead in a pen about an hour later when we

went to move them. And it was all be-cause of stress.”

The testing process can also be dan-gerous for handlers, said Epp.

“Bison are not overly excited about being handled too many times,” said Epp. “It can get pretty dangerous, or just taxing, because you’re putting stress on the animals. And especially when you’re handling the big bulls, they can get pretty upset pretty fast. And the rodeo can start pretty quick.”

While the USDA testing require-ment has been lifted, some American states continue to have state-level bovine tuberculosis testing require-ments, said the news release.

RECORD PHOTOS BY CAITLYN GOWRILUKBison producer Len Epp stands on his bison farm in the RM of Rockwood on July 4.

Epp has over 500 bison on his farm in the RM of Rockwood.

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By Justin Luschinski The Great Trail, a Canada wide multi-

use recreational trail, has opened up a new pathway in Victoria Beach.

A ribbon cutting event helped open this new section of the trail last Satur-day. This portion of the trail will allow local residents and visitors to explore local landmarks and experience the beauty of the region.

Morgan Isaac, the events co-ordina-tor for Saffi e’s General Store in Albert Beach, said this trail it’s a big win for the area.

“It’s a huge deal for us. It connects our communities together, people can come from across Canada and experi-ence the beautiful landmarks,” Isaac said. “It’s just a nice community here, it’s like a small town, but everyone here is really friendly, and we hope you stop by.”

Isaac said the Victoria and Albert beach area is very unique, and visitors will enjoy their time here. She hopes people check out the sand cliffs, as well as the unique biomass of the area, where it changes from beach to forest almost within a few meters.

Isaac said they’re also looking to promote a healthy lifestyle.

“We live in such a beautiful area, it’s a waste to not get out and enjoy it. There are so many cool paths to check

out,” Isaac said.The ribbon cutting event also held

miniature passports for purchase, which detailed landmarks in the area, came with a little notepad, and pro-vided a detailed map of the trail.

The Great Trail — also known as the Trans Canada Trail — celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2017 with its 24,000 kilometres of multi-use recre-ational trail now almost completely connected.

The Great Trail began in 1992 as part of Canada’s 125th anniversary cele-brations as a project which would bet-ter bridge the country together.

The Red River North Trail Associa-tion (RRNTA) was formed to develop a section of The Great Trail within Manitoba. They manage a trail which stretches from the north from Win-nipeg to Birds Hill Provincial Park, along the Floodway to cross the locks and dam at Lockport and north along River Road to Lower Fort Garry. It continues east through Selkirk to Tyndall and Beausejour before turn-ing north through the Mars Sandhills, Gull Lake, Beaconia, Grand Beach, Lester Beach and up to Traverse Bay. It then heads southeast through Power-view-Pine Falls to the Great Falls Dam before heading south.

Planting seeds of knowledge

RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKIThe Gaynor Family Regional Library hosted a planting workshop for children ages six to eight last Wednesday. The children created their own planting pots by drawing and painting their own designs onto them before learning how to plant and water a seed. These plants will be placed in the garden behind the library.


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SUBMITTED PHOTOUbuntu Bakery owners Anna and Jana Badenhorst serve Elder Ruth Christie during the Holiday Alley High Tea party at the Gaynor Family Regional Libary on June 30. This event will be repeated on Holiday Alley this year when local chefs break out the fi ne china to serve a proper tea along Manitoba Avenue in Selkirk. The second annual Holiday Alley will take place on Friday, Nov. 30 and Saturday, Dec. 1.

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RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKISizzling temperatures didn’t stop thousands of music lovers from taking in the sights and sounds of this year’s Winnipeg Folk Festival in Birds Hill Provincial Park last Sunday. The 45th annual festival saw a record-breaking total number of 73,000 attendees to be-come the best attended four-day festival in its history, according to organizers. The 46th edition of the Winnipeg Folk Fest will be held July 11-14, 2019.


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BON hosts 2nd collaborative leadership meeting towards reconciliationSubmitted

Nearly 30 Indigenous and munici-pal leaders gathered together for the Collaborative Leadership Initiative to continue the historic process of recon-ciliation in Brokenhead Ojibway Na-tion recently.

Brought together through a part-nership between the Centre for In-digenous Environmental Resources (CIER), Southern Chiefs’ Organiza-tion (SCO) and the Winnipeg Metro-politan Region (WMR), Chiefs, may-ors and reeves from southern and central Manitoba met to continue the process of building relationships and creating the conditions necessary to resolve issues that have been barriers to collaborative action for more than a 150 years.

“We are coming together with open hearts and open minds to learn from one another and to fi nd a common understanding on how we can col-laborate to improve the livelihood of

our communities and citizens,” said Grand Chief Jerry Daniels from the SCO. “It is with the goal and commit-ment that we develop an approach and plan of action on how we can

move forward together.”Building on the outcomes and the

need for additional information iden-tifi ed at the successful March 2018 gathering, the elected leaders wel-

comed Canadian experts to provide detail and lead

discussions on various foundational topics from understanding of the In-dian Act and the Municipal Act, to the opportunities and limitations of the current tax system.

“Having access to up-to-date and detailed information provided by the experts, allows us a strong foundation to build relationships and partner-ships on,” said Reeve Frances Smee, co-chair of the Winnipeg Metropoli-tan Region, who took part in both gatherings. “This process has put us one step closer to resolving the tough issues that have been barriers to prog-ress in all of our communities.”

All leaders who took part in the second meeting of the Collaborative Leadership Initiative in late June be-lieve the time has come to take action and agree that by working together they have the power to move forward in leaps and bounds. They also agree this process and the anticipated posi-tive outcomes could provide a path for other jurisdictions across Canada to follow.

SUBMITTED PHOTOSeveral Indigenous and municipal leaders gathered for the second Collaborative Leadership Initiative meeting to continue the historic process of reconciliation in Brokenhead Ojibway Nation recently.

Mandatory tuberculosis testing lifted for cattle, bison producersBy Caitlyn Gowriluk

A requirement that breeding bison and cattle from Manitoba be tested for bovine tuberculosis before being exported to the U.S. was lifted by the United States Department of Agricul-ture (USDA) on July 1.

The development is welcome news for many farmers in Manitoba, said bison producer Len Epp, who has a farm in the RM of Rockwood.

“It just became a real nightmare for some of those producers,” said Epp. “To have this [requirement] gone has

been a huge, huge benefi t.”Since the testing requirement was

lifted, many U.S.-based companies now feel safer importing bison and cattle from Manitoba, said Epp.

“They’re way more willing to import animals from us now,” said Epp. “It’s opened up a lot of options for produc-ers.”

While the last case of bovine tu-berculosis in Manitoba was in 2008, many producers – especially near the Riding Mountain National Park area, where the disease had been detected

in livestock and wildlife – were still required to take biosecurity measures to prevent the spread of the disease, including using livestock guard dogs and barrier fencing to protect feed supplies, said a July 3 news release from Manitoba Beef Producers.

Herds in Manitoba were also subject to surveillance testing – a process that takes several days to complete, and can be stressful for the animals, put-ting them at risk for injury or death – said Epp, whose herds were last tested for the disease close to 10 years ago.

“[The animals] just can’t handle the stress level,” said Epp. “They’d come through the system, walk out, and we’d fi nd them dead.”

The testing process can also be dan-gerous for handlers, said Epp.

“Bison are not overly excited about being handled too many times,” said Epp.

While the USDA testing require-ment has been lifted, some American states continue to have state-level bovine tuberculosis testing require-ments, said the news release.


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City champs

RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTEDThe North Winnipeg Marauders’ 15U ‘AA’ baseball team won their city championship on July 4. North Winnipeg went undefeated during the regular season and playoffs. Conner Hladun was the lone local player on the team while the remainder of the players are from Red River and Garden City areas.

All-Star Blue Jays

RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTEDFive players represented the Interlake Blue Jays at the recent Manitoba Junior Baseball League All-Star game, leading Team Rural to a 13-12 win over Team City.Pictured are Brennan Cheasley, Emerson Klimpke, Ben Anderson, Baily Proctor, and Ryan Moroz. Missing from the photo is Derek Petrasko.

Collings places second at men’s mid-amateur championshipStaff

Matlock’s Garth Collings, who plays out of Breezy Bend, was the runner-up at the Golf Canada - GM Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship at the Falcon Lake Golf Course from July 3-5.

Collings fi nished the tournament at six-over 222, which was nine strokes behind Breezy Bend’s Justin McDon-ald.

Collings opened play in the 54-hole event with a three-over 75 that placed him in a four-way tie for seventh place.

He then carded rounds of 70 and 77.McDonald, meanwhile, fi red rounds

of 68, 70 and 75.Collings was also the Mid-Master

champion, beating out Niakwa’s Jay Doyle.

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1st fl ight Runner Up -Tyson Ehnes, Lorette

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4th fl ight winner - Al Kehler, Lorette4th fl ight Runner Up - Micky Gil-

bart, Red Lake

The provincial team members that will compete at the Canadian Men’s Championship August 21-24 in Victo-ria B.C. are McDonald, Collings and Doyle.

On the women’s side, Southwood’s Camryn Roadley fi nished at 1-over 223 for a two-stroke win over Golf Manitoba Public Play’s Alexandra Demko at Falcon Lake.

The top-10 fi nishers featured Breezy Bend’s Charmaine Mackid (229), Pine Ridge’s Marissa Naylor (234), South-wood’s Rhonda Orr (234), Shilo’s Bobbi Uhl (235), Glendale’s Shannon Wales (238), Niakwa’s Rebecca Kuik (241), St. Charles’ Hannah Diamond (242), and Niakwa’s Jill Hardy (243).

The provincial team members that will compete at the Canadian Wom-en’s Championship July 24-27 at the Marine Drive Golf Club in Vancouver, B.C. will be announced at a later date.

RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTEDGarth Collings, left, fi nished second at the mid-amateur men’s golf championship last week at Falcon Lake.


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Submitted by Brian JonesDamien, Justin and Sarah Ekosky

competed with the Manitoba pro-vincial team at the 2018 Canada Cup tournament in Montreal from June 29 to July 1.

There were over 400 athletes at this event. For the U18 and U21 age divisions, the Canada Cup was an International Judo Fed-eration Pan American Cup tour-nament, attracting fi ghters from 20 countries. Damien Ekosky,19, (black belt) was the top Canadian in U21 under 73 kg, fi nishing with a 3-1 record.

In the fi nal against Gilberto Car-doso from Mexico, nothing was decided in regular time. After two minutes of overtime, Cardoso came away with a narrow victory. Damien claimed the silver medal in a division of 19 competitors.

Damien also competed in the Senior Men under 73 kg division, fi nishing in fi fth place. He earned two wins and two losses.

Justin Ekosky,17, (brown belt) competed in the U18 and U21 un-der 73 kg divisions.

In each division, he came away with a 1-2 record.

Sarah Ekosky,14, (blue belt) also fi nished with a 1-2 record in U16 Girls’ under 57 kg.

RECORD PHOTO SUBMITTEDDamien Ekosky recently won a silver medal at the Canada Cup in Montreal.

Bandura fi rst-round leader at junior men’s golf championship Staff

Selkirk’s Brady Bandura was the fi rst-round leader at the GM Junior Men’s Golf Championship at the Breezy Bend Country Club in Head-ingley.

Bandura, who golfs out of Elm-hurst, fi red an impressive 1-under 71 on Monday.

That was one stroke better than Pine Ridge’s Josh Shuster and Ross-mere’s Lachlan Allerton.

Elmhurst’s Ryan McMillan, Niak-

wa’s Sylvain Ruest and Breezy Bend’s Braxton Kuntz were next after carding 73s.

Selkirk’s Wesley Hoydalo was tied for seventh after a 2-over 74 while Petersfi eld’s Easton Donohoe was in a three-way tie for 13th after a fi ve-over 77.

West St. Paul’s Adam Ingram was in a six-way tie for 16th after a 79 while West St. Paul’s Brent Ingram was in a four-way logjam at 24th after an 81.

Round two was played at Breezy

Bend on Tuesday while the next two rounds are set for Wednesday and Thursday at the St. Charles Country Club in Winnipeg.

Meanwhile, the junior women’s golf championship began Tuesday at Breezy Bend.

Selkirk’s Mikyla Albert and West St. Paul’s Dayna Dubnicoff were part of the 10-player fi eld.

No scores were available priot to Tuesday’s press deadline.

Selkirk FC dominates in MMSL victoryBy Brian Bowman

When Selkirk FC’s plays a strong possession game, they are very tough to beat.

Galacticos FC found that out the hard way on Monday evening at the Rec Complex.

Selkirk FC was very dominant in an impressive 7-1 victory in Manitoba Major Soccer League Division 2 ac-tion.

It was a great offensive outburst by the home side.

“We’ve been trying to change the way we play,” said Selkirk FC head coach Sean Leggett. “We’re trying to play a bit more of a possession game. I think it took them a little bit of time to understand the possession game and also possession with intent to ad-vance the ball and score goals.”

Selkirk FC totally dominated the fi rst half of the opening half, keeping the ball away from Galacticos FC.

That stellar ball control by Selkirk FC made a huge difference in the game.

“It really wears a team down,” Leggett said. “And the other team can’t score if you’re holding onto the ball. It’s whether you’re the chaser or being chased. When you have posses-sion of the ball, you make the ball do the work. If you don’t have posses-sion of the ball, you’re working hard to get it back.”

Tanner Markevich led the winners with three goals while Chris Szukie-wicz added a pair. Devin Racicot and Jordan Bruenig also tallied.

The win was a big one for Selkirk FC as they improved their record to

3-4-1 on the season. They now have 10 points to occupy sole possession of fi fth place in the nine-team division.

“It gets us away from the bottom of the table and now we’re middle to upper (in the division standings),” Leggett said. “It puts us within strik-ing distance to those at the top.”

Last Friday, Selkirk FC was blanked 2-0 by AC Fiorentina in Winnipeg.

Selkirk FC will have two more games

this month. They will host Dunvegan Castle on July 23 (7:30 p.m.) at the Rec Complex.

Selkirk FC will then battle Pescara at Shaughnessy Park in north Winnipeg on July 30 (9:30 p.m.).

Selkirk would love to end the month with a pair of victories.

“We want all points this month,” Leggett said. “That’s our goal.”

RECORD PHOTO BY BRETT MITCHELLSelkirk FC’s Devin Racicot hustles to track down the ball against Galacticos FC.

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• Players who played AAA last year are required to register and pay a non-refundable $45 payment - Failure to register and pay will result in not being able to step on the ice at AAA tryouts. • Players who play Rebels or plan to play Rebels this season are required to pay in full. * Any registration amounts for players playing Rebels AA or AAA will get a full refund less $45 transfered to their respective teams. High school players get a full refund. In person payment night September 6th from 6:30-9:00pm @ Selkirk Rec Center.

Requirements• Applicants must be in good standing with Hockey Canada.• Previous experience AA of AAA considered an asset but not a requirement. • Respect in Sport (Team Offi cials) required prior to tryouts.• Commitment to program - roughly 50 practice and 28 league games. • Must be organized with a high level of attention to detail. • Applicants will be required to follow Rebels Fair Ice Policy.• Coach Level 1 - Head coaches required to take Development 1 prior to December 1st, 2018.Benefi ts• Competitive honorarium - between $2,200 - $2,600• Clothing allowance - each coach (up to 4) - track suit, winter parka and golf shirt (every 2 years)• Tournament mileage and per diem. • Reimbursement for courses• Equipment - pucks, coach’s boards, pylons, etc• Coach mentor programApplicants are asked to send their hockey RESUME to:(Please indicate your preference when sending your resume. )Please e-mail : [email protected] for more information.

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21U Women’s Invitational Baseball Tournament requesting sponsorship By Brian Bowman

In a little less than a month, Stonewall will be hosting the 21U Women’s Invitational Baseball Tournament.

So, host co-chair of the sponsorship committee for the tournament, Roger Langlais, has been busy trying to round up sponsorship for the elite tournament that will take place Aug. 9-12 at Quarry Park.

Teams competing will include Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

There will be a high-calibre of baseball played throughout the four-day tournament.

“Baseball Canada has been quite happy with the venue at Fines Field, and I think for us in Manitoba, it could be a stepping stone to host more national events,” said Langlais while in Montreal last week.

Langlais said Stonewall’s town council approved its Grand Slam sponsorship - a $5,000 cash contribution - and the use of the facilities.

Langlais noted Sunova Credit Union is a Home Run spon-sor - which is at the $2,500 level.

As of last week, the tournament co-chair was also in talks with other organizations about sponsorship.

“We’re talking to a number of businesses right now in the Stonewall, Selkirk, Winnipeg markets,” he said. “(Sponsor-ship) is huge. We’re hosting a national-level competition so there are a bunch of requirements and we want to do a good job for Manitoba and Stonewall and the teams and athletes from across Canada.”

Tournament games will be played in Stonewall while ath-letes will be staying at the Canalta Hotel in Selkirk.

This is the second consecutive year that Stonewall has hosted this prestigious tournament.

“It’s our second time in the rodeo,” Langlais said. “The fi rst time is learning and we felt we did a good job (last year). We had lots of feedback from all of the teams from across Canada, so there are areas that you want to maintain and then there are some areas you want to strengthen.”

Tournament organizers are hoping for great turnouts by spectators to watch the games.

“We defi nitely want to get more fans out to the park and we’re defi nitely trying to market that across Manitoba to other girls who play the sport,” Langlais said.

“Right now, we have about 1,500 girls playing in Manito-ba so we want to have those younger girls spectate these higher-level girls and women to try to aspire to that higher level.”

Any businesses or individuals that would like to help spon-sor the tournament can contact Roger Langlais via email at [email protected] or by phone at 204-268-5249.

Allen wins silver at Canadian Track and Field Championships

StaffThe Stride Ahead Tough Track team featuring -

Alec Dickson, Matthew Exner, Simon Berube and St. Andrews’ Tristan Allen - won silver in the senior 4x400m (3:21.31) at the Canadian Track and Field Championships, which wrapped up Sunday in Ot-tawa.

More than 40 athletes from Manitoba competed at the Canadian track and fi eld championships last week, bringing home several medals.

Colin Mathieson won the T54 100m and 200m.Tracy Towns captured a silver medal in the wom-

en’s under-20 800-metre. Towns, who trains with Stride Ahead Tough Track club in Winnipeg, fi n-ished with a personal best time of 2:11.14.

Nicole Sifuentes was second in the senior women’s 1,500m fi nal with a time of 4:17.71.

The Bison Athletics team of Sebastien Regnier, Luc Deleau, Alec Dickson and Marcel Dufault fi nished second in the under-20 4x100m with a time of 42.51.


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Bonanza in 53#s or less $4130+Lucky 7 in 24#s or less $884+

Full House in 51#s or less $4.400Lucky 7 in 24#s or less $790

Poker Flush $12,044+Mini Loonie $952+

Bonanza in 24#s or less $690

Prep time: 15 minutes, plus marinatingCook time: 15 minutesServings: 6 (about 1 cup

per serving)3 tablespoons light soy sauce2 tablespoons dark brown sugar2 tablespoons Nakano Natural Rice

Vinegar1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil2 minced cloves garlic1/4 cup grated red apple1 teaspoon minced fresh gingerblack pepper16 ounces thinly sliced rib-eye steak

1 tablespoon canola oil3 cups sticky rice3 tablespoons Nakano Original Sea-

soned Rice Vinegar1/2 cup kimchi, prepared 1 tablespoon toasted sesame seeds1scallion, sliced 1 red jalapeno, sliced1/4 cup carrots, juliennedIn large bowl, combine light soy sauce,

dark brown sugar, natural rice vinegar, toasted sesame oil, garlic, apple, ginger and black pepper. Add in steak slices and cover bowl. Marinate 1 hour.

After marinating, in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat, heat canola oil. Add steak slices and sear, re-serving marinade. Once browned, add marinade and cook 1 minute, or until slightly thickened.

Cook sticky rice according to package instructions and sprinkle on seasoned rice vinegar. Serve beef bulgogi over sticky rice and garnish with kimchi, sesame seeds, scallions, red jalapeno and carrots.

Korean Beef Bulgogi and Kimchi over Sticky Rice

Thai Chicken Satay with Light Cucumber Salad

Chicken Satay:15 bamboo skewers2 tablespoons soy sauce1 tablespoon peanut oil1 teaspoon toasted sesame oil2 tablespoons Nakano

Organic Original Seasoned Rice Vinegar

1 teaspoon minced fresh ginger1/2 teaspoon ground coriander2 teaspoons ground turmeric1 pound thinly sliced chicken breastfresh cilantro, for garnishPeanut Sauce:1/4 cup scallions, chopped2 tablespoons chopped cilantro1 teaspoon minced jalapeno1 teaspoon minced garlic1/2 teaspoon minced ginger3/4 cup smooth peanut butter1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil3 tablespoons Nakano Roasted Garlic

Rice Vinegar2 teaspoons lime juice3/4 cup coconut milk

Prep time: 25 minutes, plus marinat-ing

Cook time: 5 minutesServings: 4 (about 4 skewers

per serving)Cucumber Salad:1/3 cup Nakano Roasted

Garlic Rice Vinegar2 tablespoons sugar1/2 teaspoon toasted

sesame oil1/4 teaspoon red

pepper fl akes1/2 teaspoon salt1/2 thinly sliced English

cucumber1 thinly sliced carrot1 thinly sliced scallion1/4 cup chopped peanuts, for garnish

Prep time: 25 minutesCook time: 10 minutesServings: 6 (4 potstickers per serv-

ing)24 wonton wrappers8 ounces large raw shrimp, peeled,

deveined and chopped3 tablespoons minced scallions4 canned water chestnuts, minced

(approximately 1/8 cup)1 tablespoon oyster sauce

Chinese Shrimp Potstickers

3 tablespoons Nakano Original Sea-soned Rice Vinegar, divided

2 tablespoons peanut oil2 tablespoons water, plus additional

for wonton wrapperspinch of saltpinch of pepper2 tablespoons soy sauce2 teaspoons toasted sesame oilTo make potstickers: Set aside won-

ton wrappers. In large bowl, combine shrimp, scallions, water chestnuts, oyster sauce, 1 tablespoon seasoned rice vinegar, peanut oil, water, salt and pepper. Fill one wonton wrapper with 1 teaspoon fi lling.

2 tablespoons hoisin sauce2 tablespoons honeychopped peanuts, for garnishTo make Cucumber Salad: In large

bowl, combine roasted garlic rice vinegar, sugar, toasted sesame oil, red pepper fl akes and salt. Add cucumbers, carrots and scallions. Cover bowl and marinate 15 minutes. Garnish with chopped peanuts.

To make Chicken Satay: In dish, soak bamboo skewers. In large bowl, combine soy sauce, peanut oil, toasted sesame oil, seasoned rice vinegar, ginger, coriander, turmeric and thinly sliced chicken breast. Cover bowl and marinate 2 hours.

To make Peanut Sauce: In food processor, process scallions, cilantro, jalapeno, garlic, ginger, peanut butter, toasted sesame oil, roasted garlic rice vinegar, lime juice, coconut milk, hoisin sauce and honey until smooth. Garnish with chopped peanuts.

After 2 hours of marinating, skewer chicken. Heat grill or grill pan to me-dium heat and cook 2 minutes on each side. Garnish with cilantro and serve with Peanut Sauce and Cucumber Salad.

Lightly wet edges of wonton wrap-per with water, fold into triangle and pinch edges closed. Repeat with re-maining wonton wrappers and fi lling.

In large skillet over medium-high heat, heat peanut oil. Place potstick-ers in skillet and cook until golden on bottoms. Once browned, add 2 table-spoons water to skillet, cover and cook 4 minutes until steamed. Remove lid and cook until water has evapo-rated.

To make dipping sauce: In medium bowl, combine soy sauce, remaining seasoned rice vin-egar and sesame oil.


HELP WANTEDFull time Assistant Manager req’d at Piz-za Den Restaurant & Lounge, Stonewall Ap-plicant must be hands-on, multi-tasker, team player. Evenings & weekends req’d. Previ-ous hospitality indus-try experience req’d. Drop off resume or sent to [email protected]––––––––––––––––––Part time/full time restaurant waitress at Rockwood Motor Inn, Stonewall. Includes some early morn-ing shifts. Experience necessary. Call Sheri at 204-467-2354.––––––––––––––––––Dream job! Live in caregiver/housekeep-er. Summers in Winni-peg and winters in the tropics. Call 204-997-4629.

GARAGE SALESMa Cherie Beauty Boutique is looking for Licensed Hairstyl-ists to join our crew! Guaranteed hourly wages. Weekly bo-nuses & commissions. Opportunities to grow through management and education career paths! Flexible sched-ules. If this position/atmosphere screams YOU! Please submit CV and resume to [email protected]––––––––––––––––––Medical Transcription! In-demand career! Employers have work-at-home positions available. Get online training you need from an employer-trusted program. Visit: Career-Step.ca/MT or 1-855-768-3362 to start training for your work-at-home career today!

EDUCATIONChristians and Church Leadership. Trans-d e n o m i n a t i o n a l /Trans-cultural/Trans-generational Historical/Biblical. Eschatology is the study of “end things”- whether the dying and death ex-perience of a Christian today; the end of the current Age of Grace in Christendom; the work of the Holy spirit in end-times and prophetic world events preced-ing the Second Coming of Christ. How we un-derstand our own last days and the last things has an impact on how Christians should live in hope and peace in health or suffering and what we are to expect to occur in God’s plan. Send your questions to [email protected], free and no obligation. Google: kenknaggs.ca

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Retired carpenter will build stairs and small projects for you. Call 204-785-3240.

MISCELLANEOUSRed, white and black lined winter suit coat overcoat fi ts a men’s sz. XL, has been dry cleaned, EC, $100; BN never used and still in box, student desk study lamp, EWO, $15; Sunbeam 2 slice toast-er, EWO, $15; LN sz. 9 safety shoes, EC, $60. Ph. 204-785-8598.––––––––––––––––––Province-wide clas-sifi eds. Reach over 400,000 readers week-ly. Call us at 204-467-5836 or email classi-fi [email protected] for details.

MISCELLANEOUSModern 3 tier black glass TV stand. Excel. Cond. $30. Ph. 204-485-1419.––––––––––––––––––Batteries for every-thing. Automotive, farm, construction, ATV, marine, motorcy-cle, golf carts, phones, tools, radios, com-puters etc. Recondi-tioned, obsolete and hard-to-fi nd batteries. Solar equipment. The Battery Man. Winnipeg 1-877-775-8271 www.batteryman.ca––––––––––––––––––Parts & full trailer re-pair, trailer safeties & Autopac trailer repair. Sales, Leasing & Fi-nancing of fl at-deck, dumpbox, cargo, gooseneck & utility trailers & truck beds. Kaldeck Truck & Trail-er, Hwy #1 MacGregor, MB. 1-888-685-3127.

NOTICESRoyal Canadian Le-gion Br.42 Selkirk would like to con-gratulate the follow-ing winners of our July Cash Calendar: Len Austin, Wayne Adams, Carolyn Kreviazuk, Ken Morrow, Larry Markusson, Len Aus-tin, Doreen Rogers, Teri Reilly, Jan Chanas, Mike Peden, Pat Riley, John Austin, Fifi Spu-zak, Cathi Johannson, Louise Wood, John Austin, John Austin, Sandra Kurbis, Beverly Begg, Pamela Zagrod-nik, Marie Tichborne, Chantal Dubé , Diane Arnfi nson, Jeanne Harvey, Chrystal-Lynn Essar, Dave Baules, Malcolm Lucas, Edith Hauber, Kim Rey, Chrystal-Lynn Essar, Shelley Sinclair. Thank you to ALL who pur-chased calendars!

HEALTHAre you suffering from joint or arthritic pain? If so, you owe it to yourself to try elk vel-vet antler capsules. Hundreds have found relief. Benefi ts hu-mans and pets. EVA is composed of proteins, amino acids, minerals, lipids and water. Key compounds that work to stimulate red blood cell production & car-tilage cell regenera-tion & development. Stonewall Elk Ranch Ltd., 204-467-8884 or e-mail [email protected]

FARM MACHINERYFor sale 2 – WD45 Allis Chalmers gas tractors, Serial #WD154498, WD170986, 12 volt start, front tires new, rear tires fair. $1,800 obo each. 1978 Toro Groundmaster 72 lawnmower, needs en-gine work, $500. Ph. 1-204-612-8729.

HAYFirst cut Alfalfa and Courteney Grass small squares. Ph. 204-482-5101.




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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO. 524

Copyright © 2010, Penny Press

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McSherry Auction Antique Tractor Plus Auction SaleMarge Paradoski (Late Tony) Sat July 21, 2018 10:00AM

Lockport, MBContact # (204) 293-8575

Over 50 Vintage Tractors Many Rare* Field Marshal * Titan * Twin City * Hart Parr * Wallis * John Deere * Cockshutt * Oliver * M. Moline * Fordson * Case * Massey Harris * McCormick * Along w Vintage Vehicles * Farm Equip * Farm Antiques * Snow Plane * Husky Snowmobile * Go To Web!

(204) 467-1858 or (204) 886-7027 www.mcsherryauction.com

Meyers Estate Auction

9:30 am Saturday July 14Meyers Auction Site

Arden, MBCollector Money

IHC 886, JD 3130JD D , Ford 9N

IHC 210 Swather 18,3 Riding Mowers

Yamaha Moto 4 QuadAntiques & FurnitureTools, Yard & Garden

Bradley Meyers Auctioneer

204-476-6262www.meyersauctions.com

Class 1 company drivers and owner operators wanted to haul bulk liquid products throughout MB, SK, AB and the US.Loaded and empty miles paid! Dedicated dispatch, Well maintained equipment, Comprehensive benefi ts package.Contact us or submit your resume:Phone: 204.571.0187Email: [email protected]: 204.727.6651Or submit an online application @ www.renaissancetrans.ca

Starting a new business?Starting a new business? Call us - We have everything you Call us - We have everything you need to promote your businessneed to promote your business

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Hi Tech Installations Ltd. is a rapidly growing construction company that sells & installs Material Handling Equipment to the Dry Fertilizer Industry in Western Canada,

located 20 minutes from Winnipeg in St Andrews, MB. We are currently accepting applications for a

PROJECT COORDINATORWe are looking to hire a self-motivated person for Project Coordinator to assist Project Managers with work-ing with suppliers, customers, installers and any sub-contractors. Responsibilities will be to ensure Auto Cad engineered drawings for company are created/updated/kept current as required for all company projects, daily scheduling and monitoring of all project related sub-contracts, suppliers, all rentals, and prepping paperwork for Project Managers as such implementing all tasks that relate to company projects. The project coordinator serves as the point of contact for site projects. This position may involve traveling to job sites in Western Canada.The goal for the Project Coordinator is to be fulltime support to Project Managers to ensure that the company continues to provide a high quality installation that our customers have become accustomed to. We are looking to hire a self-suffi cient Project Coordinator with the ability to problem solve, prioritize, work together with Project Managers and all other staff as a team leader with a strong attention to details (A Company Characteristic). Qualifi cations/Knowledge required: Construction Management / Civil Engineering Technology Certifi cations, 1 - 2 years Construction Coordinating Experience, Knowledge and experience in Ag Industries involving Welding / Millrighting / Concrete / Wood Framing / Fertilizer Equipment would be an asset.Hi Tech Installations Ltd. offers a comprehensive benefi t and pension plans to all employees. Please forward your resume to: Sara MichaudE-mail: [email protected] • Phone: 204-482-1029

Pit Manager, Inspector, Beverage Servers, Casino Housekeepers, Cooks, Dealers, Dishwashers, Guest Services Agents and Room Attendants.Apply online at southbeachcasino.ca/careers

You can also email us at [email protected] or call Toll Free 1-877-775-8259 and ask for Human Resources.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN WORKING IN A CUSTOMER SERVICE ORIENTED ENVIRONMENT WITH AN ENTHUSIASTIC, ENERGETIC TEAM?SOUTH BEACH CASINO & RESORT IS HIRING!

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Details of these positions, including qualifications, can be found on our website,

www.rmofstclements.com

Applications with detailed resume clearly stating the position applied for will be received up to 3:30 p.m. on July 24, 2018 or via email to [email protected].

Thank you to all who apply, however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

Apply to:Greg Elson, CETPublic Works Manager155 CIL RoadBox 2, Grp 35, RR 1East Selkirk, Manitoba, R0E 0M0Fax: (204) 482-3660

The Rural Municipality of St. Clements is seeking applications for the following

two positions.

CASUAL TRANSFER STATION/LANDFILL SCALE EMPLOYEE

ORPERMANENT TRANSFER STATION/

LANDFILL SCALE EMPLOYEE

TAKE NOTICE that on June 12, 2018, the council of the Rural Municipality of St. Clements gave fi rst reading to bylaw 13-2018 to designate as a municipal heritage site under The Heritage Resources Act, the lands and premises commonly known as St. Judes’s Church, 14 Grey Avenue in Grand Marais.The land is described in Certifi cate of Title No. 2835385/1 as follows:

Parcel “B” Works Plan 59181 WLTO In frac NW ¼ 18-18-7 EPMA copy of the proposed bylaw can be inspected at the St. Clements Municipal Offi ce in East Selkirk, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

A public hearing will be held at the St. Clements Municipal Offi ce 3:00 p.m., July 24, 2018.

At that time, any person may submit an objection or other representation on the proposal. If there is no objection, council may resolve to adopt the proposed bylaw, or not to proceed with it.

Dated at East Selkirk Manitoba on June 29, 2018.

D.J. Sigmundson, CMAChief Administrative Offi cer

1043 Kittson RoadBox 2 Group 35 RR1East Selkirk, Manitoba R0E 0M0Telephone: Selkirk 482-3300 Winnipeg: 474-2642Toll Free: 1-888-797-8425 Fax: 1-204-482-3098Email: [email protected]

Municipal Notice of Intent

LOST CATEscaped June 19 from the

700 block of McLean

Mostly black cat with white stomach & legs. Black spot on left lip and black spot on right

front paw - is tattooed.If found or any sightings please

contact Alexis 204-481-2442 or Todd 204-990-7073.

McSherry Auction Service LtdMcSherry Auction Service LtdAUCTION SALE

ROBERT & DIANNE SMERECHYNSKISat July 28th 10:00 am

Hadashville, MB Contact # (204) 426-52976 Miles North on Hwy 11 Then 1 Mile East on 507 Then North 1 Mile On Lozinski RdAuction Note: Large Auction With a Good Variety!

Main Items Shedded!

Stuart McSherry - Stonewall, MB(204) 467-1858 or (204) 886-7027 www.mcsherryauction.com

Tractors Int 1066 Dsl Cab Duals 2939 Hrs * Int 686 Dsl 3451 Hrs * A Chalmers 180 Dsl w AC 500 FEL 4500 Hrs Approx * JD M 3 PH * Ford 9N Jubilee 3PH * MH 22 * Grain Equip AC Gleaner L Dsl Combine 1914 Hrs * Int 230 16’ Swather * JD 310 14’ Tandem Disc * Int 6200 12’ Seed Drill SAGA * Int 645 20’ Vibra Chisel * Int 45 24’ Cult * Int 16’ Cult * Int 10’ Deep Tiller * 5B Plow * Vers 3000 Sprayer * Westfi eld Auger * Inland Hopper Wagon * Haying Equip JD 430 RD Baler * Case IH 8330 9’ Hay Bine * JD 336 Square Baler * MAC 608 Auto Rd Bale Carrier * NH 1033 Bale Wagon * 7’ Int Sickle Mower * Int Side Del Rake * Ramco Fertilizer Spreader * Hay Trailer * 3PH Equip & Misc Sovema 3PH 72” Rotovator * 3PH 72” Finishing Mower * Woods Cadet 72” Pull Type Rotary Mower * McKee 620 7’ 3PH Snow Blower * Fieldmaster 3-4 Yard Hyd Scraper * HM Pull Grader w Hyd Lift * Recreation Skidoo Alpine Snowmobile * Snowmobile Trailers * 90 Honda Four Trax 300 Quad * Honda 125 M 3 Wheeler * PAR Gas 4 Wheel Golf Cart * Merc 7 HP Outboard * Yard Economy Utility Tractor w Attach * JD 112 R Mower * JD 216 R Mower * YaZoo 18 HP 60” Mower * Simplicity Yard Tractor w Attach * JD Snowblower * Rototiller * Sprayer * Along w Farm Misc * More Equip * Good Tools * Guns * Variety of Antiques * Recreation & Yard *

McSherry Auction McSherry Auction Service LtdService Ltd

Stuart McSherry Stonewall, Manitoba(204) 467-1858 or (204) 886-7027 www.mcsherryauction.com

WELL KEPT ACREAGE AUCTION

ANDY & LINDA VANDEWALLE

Rosser, MBNorth Winnipeg Perimeter 101 & JCT Hwy #6 North 1 ½ on #6 Then West 1 ½

on Rd 67 N #3056 E

Saturday July 14th 10:00 am

Truck & Trailer * Yard Equip * Tools & Misc * Guns * Antiques * Household *

EF MOON is a second gen-eration Heavy Construction Company founded in 1962 and located in Portage La Prairie Manitoba.We are currently seeking expe-rienced, goal oriented individu-als for immediate employment in a number of areas:Class 1 drivers, supervisors, skilled laborers, sewer & water personnel, excavator, dozer, grad-er, rock truck, loader and packer operators.We offer competitive wages, comprehensive benefi ts plan, Safety training and a hostile free work environment.Requirements are: minimum class 5 driver’s license, positive work attitude, able to work well with others or alone, safety ori-ented, work extensive summer hours including some week-ends, work away from home, pass a drug and alcohol test.If you are interested in joining a well-established and grow-ing company with room for advancement, please visit us at 1200 Lorne Ave. E. in Portage La Prairie, MB to fi ll out an application, apply online at www.efmoon.ca, or email a resume to [email protected]

CLASS 1 TRUCK DRIVER

TO RUN CANADA- Paid pick, drops,

layovers and stat pay- Multi drop runs- Cell usage- Benefi t package- Dedicated truck- Sign on bonus- Quarterly and annual

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Contact Derek @ 204-793-7465

Centennial Transport & Leasing Ltd.

McSherry Auction 12 Patterson Dr. Stonewall, MBConsignment & Equipment Wed July 18 4:00 PMFarm Equip * Plumbing & Heating * Tooling * Supply * New Hardware from Store Close Out * Call to Consign!(204) 467-1858 or (204) 886-7027 www.mcsherryauction.com

FlyersBrochuresBusiness cardsStickersWindow decals

Social ticketsDoor hangersLetterheadEnvelopesInvoices

Estimate sheetsPostersMemo padsPost cardsPresentation Folders... Call 204-785-1618

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Glenn SalterApril 13, 1943 – July 15, 2011

Another year has come and gone,But we thank you for the years we shared.Because in our hearts you’ll always stay,Memories are hard to forget as they last for-ever.

-Loved and remembered bybrother Bill and sister-in-law Sal

Donna SutherlandApril 9, 1961 – July 16, 2017

Love you to the moonAnd back!

-Love always, Mom

Glenn SalterJuly 15, 2011

Missing your smile, your voice,Your sense of humour, your charm,Your wit, your way of makingEverything better.Mostly, just missing you.Gone but not forgotten,Forever in my heart,Until we’re together again.Love, always and forever.

-Sandi

ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT

IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM

IN MEMORIAM

Congratulations Dylan Collinson receiving your CWB Welding Major

You can achieve anything you set your sights on. Cherish your success and be inspired by it. Watch out world; here comes the most hard-working, dedicated, caring and determined person! Congrats on this momentous occasion in your life, it fi lls us with great pride!-Love Mom and Rob

Happy 25th AnniversaryReinhardt and Evelyn Schinkel

July 24th, 2018Congratulations!

-Love Tony and family and friends

Phyllis SwansonJuly 1, 1933 – July 12, 2010

We miss you now, our hearts are sore,As time goes by, we miss you more.Your loving smile, your gentle face,No one can fi ll your vacant place.

-Love always,your family

In Memory ofNgan Nguyen and Jared Youzwa

July 12, 2013Not an hour, not a dayDo we go through,Every day of the yearWe think of you.I want to hear your voiceThat always made me smile,Or take a moment whereWe could just sit awhile.You are always remembered,Forever in our hearts.Many of our conversations include you,We did not know how hard fi ve yearsWould be apart.

-Love Uncle Robert and Aunty Tracy

ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT

GRADUATION

ANNIVERSARY

IN MEMORIAM

IN MEMORIAM

I would like to send a special thank you to Lin-da, family and friends for planning my surprise 70th Birthday party at Selkirk Legion. Thank you for the fl owers, plants, gift cards, beautiful cards, donations and food. It was a beautiful surprise. Thank you for the weekend in Gimli. Enjoyed by all.-Bernice Taylor

A GREAT BIG THANK YOU TO ROB PERRY WHO WAS KIND ENOUGH TO STOP AND HELP OUT A LOCAL CITIZEN WHO RAN OUT OF GAS MONDAY MORNING. IT LOOKED LIKE A BAD START TO THE WEEK, THANKS TO ROB IT TURNED OUT ALL RIGHT. THANKS TOO, FOR ALL OF THE GOOD THINGS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY DO TO MAKE OUR COM-MUNITY A BETTER PLACE.

ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT

CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS

OBITUARY

Louise VerheulOn Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at the Selkirk Betel Home, Louise Verheul, aged 80 years, formerly of St.

Clement’s, Mb, beloved wife of Adrian passed away.Funeral Mass will be held on Friday, July 13 at 1:00 p.m. in the Notre Dame Roman Catholic Church,

Selkirk, Mb.

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

Your memory will live forever engraved within our hearts


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OBITUARYOBITUARY

OBITUARY

OBITUARY

Albert KomadowskiSuddenly, on Sunday, July 8, 2018 at his residence in East Selkirk, MB, Al Komadowski, aged 65

years passed away.Funeral Services will be held on Tuesday, July 17, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. in the Gilbart Funeral Chapel,

Selkirk, MB.Full obituary to follow.

Thelma Olive LillieFebruary 19, 1930 – July 7, 2018

Peacefully with family by her side, we wish to share the passing of Thelma Olive Lillie.

Service to be held on Friday, July 13, 2018 at 2 p.m. Old Stone Church, East Selkirk.

Pearl BakalukSeptember 12, 1915 – July 3, 2018

Peacefully on Tuesday, July 3, 2018 Pearl passed away at Red River Place at the age of 102.

Pearl was predeceased by her husband Mike; her sons Gerald (De-Leta) and Ray (Jackie); her brothers Bill and George; and sisters Lillian, Kay and Mary. She is survived by her daughter Marlene (Rob) Piasecki and granddaughters Amy and Marli.

Mom loved the simple things in life, family, friends, music, and cooking. Her garden was her pride and envy of many who would pass by and comment on her vegetables and the red poppies that would grow among them. Your song may have ended, but your melody lingers on.

Funeral services were held on Friday, July 6, 2018 at 1:30 p.m. in the Gilbart Funeral Chapel in Selkirk, Manitoba.

The family would like to extend their thanks and gratitude to the staff at Red River Place for the care and concern shown to Pearl. Thank you to Rev. Anton Bouw for his inspirational and comforting service. And thank you to family and friends for their kindness and support.

Rose (Rosie) May Choboter (Woznik-Wozney)September 4, 1936 – July 6, 2018

Peacefully after a long battle with cancer, Rose (Rosie) May passed away with her daughter by her side.

Rose May was born in Selkirk, MB to Mary Adamik and John Woznik (Wozney).

Rose was predeceased by her husband Peter Choboter in 1975.She leaves to mourn her passing and cherishable memory to

her four children, Bob Choboter, Joanne Kirby (Melvin), Richard Choboter (Janis) and Brenda Choboter; eight grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Rose also leaves to mourn her brother and sisters, Helen Wasnie, Carrie Prychun, Adeline Stefanyshyn and Eddy Wozney (Judy)

Rose worked at Fairfi eld Woolen Mill in Selkirk before being employed with Lord Selkirk School Division for 27 years.

The family would like to thank the Selkirk Region Health Centre and Selkirk Homecare Girls. Also would like to thank her niece Audry Woycheshen and Henry Kirby for doing all of mom’s shopping.

She will be missed and loved forever. Cremation has taken place and a celebration of life will take place on Monday, July 16 at 11:00 a.m.

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Chaboter.In lieu of fl owers, please donate to the Cancer Society.Condolences, pictures and videos may be left on Rosie’s tribute wall at www.gilbartfuneralhome.

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GROCERY

JULY 15, 2018 8:30 - 10:00 am Free Pancake Breakfast10:30am Cowboy ChurchGuest Speaker is Former Wrangler and Rodeo Clown, now Ordained Cowboy Chaplain, story teller and published poet, Geoff “Papa Mac” Mackay

For more info email: [email protected] Manitoba Ave. Selkirk, MB

SATURDAY, JULY 14SATURDAY, JULY 14

10:00 AM – Parade (starts on Manitoba Avenue – presented by Selkirk Biz)12:00 PM Select Shows Midway Opens12:00 PM Home Living and Craft Displays (Agriculture Building)12:00 PM 4D Barrel Racing Jackpot 12:00 PM Infi eld Bar Opens – Rodeo Grounds12:00 PM Frog’s Hollow Petting Zoo Opens12:30 PM Wild Dogs Performance Team1:00 PM ATV MUD BOG RACES ( Rodeo Grounds)1:00 – 4:00 PM – Children’s Activities – Crafts, Games, Face Painting, Clowns, Balloons, Bouncers and more.

1:00 – 4:00 PM – Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre (Kidzone Tent)1:30 PM NEW: JEN & ZAC MAGIC SHOW (Kidzone Tent)2:30 PM Wild Dogs Performance Team (Kidzone Tent)6:15 PM Pre Rodeo Show – Wild Dogs Performance Team (Rodeo Grandstand)7:00 PM MRCA/CCA Rodeo Performance (Rodeo Grandstand)9:00 PM Rodeo Dance featuring “AARON STARR”


Manitoba Ave.

Sutherland Ave.Christie Ave.

Eveline St.

Main St.

Jemima St.start

end10 am Saturday July 14th

SELKIRK SELKIRK

BRIDGEBRIDGE

WILL BE WILL BE

CLOSED CLOSED

FOR THE PARADEFOR THE PARADE

9:30 to 12 noon (approx),

9:30 to 12 noon (approx),

Saturday July 15/17

Saturday July 15/17

Marshalling Areas: Superior, Morris, Dufferin & Robinson (btwn: Sophia & Main Street)

THANK YOU TO THE2018 PARADE SPONSORS

CITY OF SELKIRKRM OF ST. CLEMENTS

RM OF ST. ANDREWSPLEASE AVOID PARKING ON THE STREET ON

ROUTE/MARSHALING AREAS IF POSSIBLE.

For more information or to register your fl oat (July 11th deadline) call:204-482-7176 or visit www.selkirkbiz.caRain or Shine! Last minute registrations accepted.

ELKIRK .ca

Selkirk Biz Annual Parade20182018

Use Detour streets Strathnaver – Mercy – Greenwood between 9:30 – noon

315 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk 785-8619

Selkirk 482.6664

Email: offi [email protected]: www.rmofstandrews.com

R.M. of St. AndrewsPh: 1-866-738-2264

1043 Kittson Road, Box 2 Group 35 RR1, East Selkirk, Manitoba R0E 0M0

Telephone: Selkirk 482-3300 Winnipeg: 474-2642

Toll Free: 1-888-797-8425 Fax: 1-204-482-3098

Email: [email protected] www.rmofstclements.com

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BROADBAND

1 866 981 9769www.quickstream.ca

Selkirk Motor Hotel219 Manitoba Ave 204-482-1900

Domino’s344 Main St,

Selkirk204-482-1750

“A Part of Your “A Part of Your Community”Community”5571 Hwy. 9 5571 Hwy. 9 atatSt. Andrews Rd.St. Andrews Rd.

R1A 2X8R1A 2X8PH. 482-6545

38 MAIN ST. SELKIRK

ABM CONCRETELTD.

EAST SELKIRK, MB 482-7862

www.wasteconnectionscanada.com

515 Young Ave204-785-3150

TERRY’S TOWING & AUTO REPAIR

Unit 5 - 1014 Manitoba AveSelkirk MB 204-785-4386

616 Dufferin Ave. Selkirk, ManitobaPhone 1-800-699-0244

Steeltownford.com Steeltownford.com 1-888-485-3230 1-888-485-3230

933 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk, MB933 Manitoba Ave., Selkirk, [email protected]

Main & Manitoba Ave.Main & Manitoba Ave.

785-2773917 Manitoba Ave

Selkirk

780 MAIN STREET NORTH, SELKIRK482-3183 or 482-5439

268 Main St. Selkirk204.482.7922

2450 Main St. Winnipeg 204.338.7922

www.fortdistributors.com

“For Your DUST CONTOL”

(204) 785-2180 938 McPhillips Rd. St Andrews, MB

Red River COOP

275 Main St. Selkirk.

www.redrivermessenger.com 204-785-1618

Purvis Law Offi ceDarcy F Purvis

235 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk204-482-7772

238MAIN

STREETSELKIRK

482-8146319 Manitoba

Avenue, Selkirk

RED RIVERGROCERY SELKIRK

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SUNDAY, JULY 15SUNDAY, JULY 15

10:00 AM 4D Barrel Racing Jackpot 11:00 AM NEW: MANITOBA MUD RACERS ASSOCIATION

(Rodeo Grounds)12:00 PM Select Shows Midway Opens12:00 PM Infi eld Bar Opens – Rodeo Grounds12:00 PM Frogs Hollow Petting Zoo opens12:00 PM Home Living and Craft Displays (Agriculture Building)1:00 – 4:00 PM – Children’s Activities – crafts, games, face painting, clowns, balloons, bouncers and more.

1:00 – 4:00 PM – Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre (Kidzone Tent)

1:00 PM Wild Dogs Performance Team (Rodeo Grandstand)1:30 PM NEW: TEAKLE FAMILY CIRCUS (Kidzone Tent)2:30 PM Pre Rodeo Show – Wild Dogs Performance Team

(Rodeo Grandstand)3:00 PM MRCA/CCA Rodeo Performance (Rodeo Grandstand)*** ALL EVENTS AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE***


See Honda representative for details.

LOW WEEKLY PAYMENTS FOR 24 MONTHS

1.9%*Honda

S A L E S E V E N T

This Summer, I’d Rather Be On My Honda

2018 Pioneer 500

LYS

HS

honda.ca

Offers apply to eligible retail purchase agreements that meet the minimum amount applicable for Honda Financing of $3,000, for a limited time, while supplies last. Valid on select new (not previously registered) Honda motorcycle models obtained from a participating authorized Honda dealer in Canada between July 1, and August 31, 2018.* Financing from 1.9% is available for up to 24 months on select models. Representative finance example based on a 2018 Pioneer 500 with a selling price of $13,157 (includes MSRP of $11,799 a $500 savings rebate, $1,335 freight and PDI, up to $523 dealer fee, but does not include lien registration fee [up to $79.75 in certain regions] and lien registering agent fee $5.75, which are due at time of delivery), with $0 down payment or equivalent trade-in required, financed at 1.9% APR equals $128.95 weekly for 24 months. 104 weekly payments required. Cost of borrowing is $253.97 for a total obligation of $13,410.97. Taxes, license, insurance and registration fees all of which may vary by region are extra.Dealers may sell for less. Applicable fees may vary by region and dealer. Dealer order/trade may be necessary–but, may not be available in all cases. See a participating authorized Honda dealer for full details, eligible models and other offers. Offers are subject to change, extension or cancellation without notice. Models, colours, features and specifications may not be exactly as shown. Errors and omissions excepted.

www.westsidehonda.ca 6387 Hwy. 9 SELKIRK

Call 482-7782 Toll Free 1-888-482-7782• SALES • SERVICE

• PARTS • RENTALS

Barney Barney GarglesGargles

FAMILY RESTAURANT185 185 Main Street Main Street

SelkirkSelkirk785-8663785-8663

H

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$599

B

REAKFAST

315 Manitoba Ave.Selkirk

785-8619

Dill BunsDill Bunsmmm...mmm...

** ALL WEEKEND** Frogs Hollow Petting Zoo, Home Living & Craft Displays, Kidzone Entertainment featuring crafts, games, clowns, face painting, bouncers;Triple “S” Retail Store and Rodeo Trade Show in barn area.



Info Line: 204-485-4854Info Line: 204-485-4854Website: selkirkfairandrodeo.comWebsite: selkirkfairandrodeo.com

Mark Your Mark Your Calender’s for Calender’s for

the 2019 Rodeo the 2019 Rodeo July 12 -14, 2019July 12 -14, 2019

Catch one of 700Catch one of 700

NUMBERED KEYTAGS on this Saturday’s parade route and watch for your number in next week’s

Selkirk Record to win one of 3 Great Prizes505 Mercy St.

204-482-6423

Wonderful surprises await you at your

SelkirkSafeway

Your Selkirk Safeway, from staple items in our produce, meat and grocery departments to hot, fresh baked goods in the bakery, meal solutions in the deli and much more. Stop by our in-store Starbucks and enjoy a beverage while you shop. It really is a store like no other, with an unbelievable selection of products, services, amenities and unique offerings to choose from. It’s a one-stop shop designed to provide you with endless solutions and inspirations. Stop by today and discover a new way to shop.

Manitoba Ave & Main St.

[email protected] 204-482-6545@@ t t 204 482 638 MAIN ST. SELKIRK

“ALL WEATHER” Tires are designed for YEAR ROUND use and approved for MPI FINANCING!

WE HAVE ALL YOUR ALL WEATHER TIRE NEEDS - FROM COMPACT CARS TO OFF ROAD 4X4FROM COMPACT CARS TO OFF ROAD 4X4

TIRE FINANCINGTIRE FINANCING

212 Superior Ave • 204-482-1900 ext 2SELKIRK MOTOR HOTEL

Thursday July 12th - Country Party (& whiskey wings) 7pm-2amThursday July 12th - Country Party (& whiskey wings) 7pm-2amDancing after 9pm Friday & Saturday NightsDancing after 9pm Friday & Saturday Nights

Wing Nights Wednesday & Thursday Wing Nights Wednesday & Thursday Watch your favorite sportsWatch your favorite sports

263 Main St • 1051 Manitoba Ave

Thanking Thanking the the

community community for for

being our being our guestsguests

New Selkirk Main St. Tim Hortons New Selkirk Main St. Tim Hortons Manager Merry ChrisManager Merry Chris

219 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk204-482-1900 ext 1

Hours: Monday to Friday 7am-10pm, Saturday & Sunday 8am-10pm

Limited menu available in the bar after 10pm.

SELKIRKSELKIRK2018 RODEO 2018 RODEO HORSE RING HORSE RING

SPONSORSPONSOR

www.selk

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.ca

Family FunFamily Fun for Everyonefor Everyone

FRIDAY, JULY 13SATURDAY, JULY 14

SUNDAY, JULY 15



MarketplaceTHE

AT SELKIRK

INFO LINE: 204-485-4854 WEBSITE: selkirkfairandrodeo.com

268 Main St—SELKIRK204-482-7922

2450 Main St—WINNIPEG204-338-7922

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