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Marauding dogs attack eight-year-old boy
waiting for school bus
Gimli council orders both animals be declared dangerous; destroyed
By Jim Mosher
Two German Shepherd-mixed
dogs that together attacked an
eight-year-old boy in Gimli while
he was waiting for a school bus
were ordered put down.
The dogs were destroyed Friday,
just two days after Gimli council
decided to declare both animals
dangerous.
The attack occurred at about 8:15
a.m., as the boy was waiting for
his bus to school Wed., March 25.
The boy was waiting on Fourth
Ave. for his bus when the two dogs
jumped him from behind. The boy
sustained injuries to his back, including severe bruising, but it
could have been much worse. He
was taken to Gimli Community
Kelly McGouran and her son Rory after opening the Gimli Exchange
Health Centre for treatment.
a year ago. At the time, she told Interlake Enterprise reporter
The boy was wearing a heavy
Marlene Ness that she “ran an animal shelter in Texas”
snowmobile jacket at the time of
the attack. That prevented serious injury, his father, who did not stroyed, that they will not be lay- Prior to the vote on Peanut’s fate,
wish to be identified, said Mon- ing charges in connection with Mayor Woroniuk had this to say:
the attack. They referred inquiries “Just so council is aware, I went
day evening.
to Gimli Mayor Randy Woroniuk. to the pound this morning. There
were three dogs in there — Bel“That’s what saved him for sure,”
the father said of the heavy jack- The dogs were running free in the la and Peanut, and another dog.
et. “If it was summer and he was area. One of the dogs, according Both Bella and Peanut showed
wearing a T-shirt, he would have to the mayor, has been caught high aggression to me as I went
running loose before.
into the kennel. The dog across
needed surgery.”
the way, the third dog, about the
The boy sustained severe bruising The attack was the subject of a same size as the other two, did
and there were teeth marks on his ‘public’ hearing conducted at a not show any aggression to me.”
skin though the dog bite did not special meeting of Gimli council
break the skin. “It got him good,” April 7. (That was unusual be- Luprypa explained his decision
said the father. “It went right cause such hearings are usually, to spare Peanut.
as mandated by the animal conthrough his jacket.”
trol bylaw, conducted during a “I don’t believe the other dog
[Peanut] was involved in the bitThe boy was traumatized by the regular meeting of council.)
ing, so I won’t support the moattack but has bounced back, his
The
following
day,
at
its
regution,” Luprypa said in a teleconfather said. “He knows that all
dogs aren’t like that,” the father, lar meeting Wednesday evening, ference call. (He was unable to
council voted unanimously to attend the meeting because he
whose family owns a dog, said.
have a shepherd named Bella eu- was at an out-of-town planning
After the marauding dogs bit the thanized. Bella was the dog that conference.)
boy, they carried on, first threat- bit the boy, council determined,
ening a man who had to take ref- apparently based on witness ac- The father of the youngster atuge in his garage. According to counts. Council deemed Bella a tacked by the dogs supports counMayor Randy Woroniuk, the dogs dangerous dog and ordered that it cil’s decision. “I think it’s the right
decision to put them both down,”
were subsequently “aggressive” be destroyed.
the man, who asked not to be
to a mentally-challenged person
Peanut, Bella’s ‘running mate’, identified, said Monday evening.
walking in the area.
was involved in the attack but
Police received a report of the did not bite the child. Council It’s a tough decision, he acknowlattack and responded at about 9 decided this dog would also be edges. “I’m a dog lover,” he said.
a.m. They alerted local schools. put down. The decision on Pea- “I don’t like the idea of putting a
Gimli’s animal control officers nut’s fate carried 3-2 vote. Mayor dog down.”
were dispatched. The ACOs cap- Woroniuk, deputy mayor Peter
tured the animals at about 10 a.m. Peiluck and Coun. Thora Palson Mayor Woroniuk says destroyThey were detained at the animal voted that the dog be destroyed. ing the two animals was a tough
However, councillors Richard decision personally. “This is not
pound in Gimli Industrial Park.
Petrowski and Danny Luprypa something I did lightly,” he said
Friday evening, after the animals
Police said in a release Saturday, voted to spare Peanut’s life.
had been destroyed.
the day after the dogs were de-
He said he had “no confidence”
that the dogs’ owner Kelly McGouran, who has a past history
in Gimli, Selkirk and the United
States related to incidents involving animal hoarding, abuse and
abandonment, can change her
ways. He also noted that council
had considered ‘relocating’ the
animals but that would have only
shifted the problem elsewhere,
the mayor said.
“The reason both dogs were put
down is that we didn’t have confidence in returning those dogs to
that woman,” Woroniuk said. “We
had no confidence in her ability to ensure that the dogs would
not become a threat to somebody
else.”
“We received information that
she’s on the no-adopt, no-foster list nationwide in the United
States. She had 30 dogs seized
from her in a town in Texas.”
“Plus,” he continued, “the animal
control people in Gimli rescued
six puppies from her property that
were freezing in the cold — one
pup was so frozen he couldn’t
move his hind legs.”
That was in December of last year.
The mayor balked at relocating
the animals. “That question did
come up,” he said. “But it would
be irresponsible for us to relocate
a dog that would be a threat.”
McGouran will be responsible
for impound fees, euthanasia and
other costs related to the attack
and subsequent detainment of the
two vicious dogs.
According the Gimli’s animal
control by law, passed in 2003,
public hearings into determination if an animal should be considered dangerous must be held
during regularly-scheduled council meetings. It’s unclear why the
special meeting was conducted
the day before a scheduled regular meeting.
Woroniuk said he had no problem conducting the hearing, as
required by the bylaw, during a
regular meeting. However, he
deferred to his colleagues who
pressed him, he says, to have a
special meeting instead.
Municipal officials did not respond to our inquiries before
press time yesterday.
– Editorial Comment pg4
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As concerns her specific areas of priority in the near future, Gray had the
following to say: “Next year, we will
be in the third year of our three-year
education plan. The focus for school
and division leaders will be to collect
evidence of progress in well-being,
student learning and education for
sustainability, and to determine where
to place the division’s emphasis in the
2016-2019 education plan.”
Roza Gray will succeed Paul
Cuthbert as superintendent of
the Evergreen School Division in
August of this year.
In late March the Evergreen School Division announced that effective August
4 of this year, Roza Gray will succeed
Paul Cuthbert as superintendent of the
school division.
Prior to joining ESD, Roza was Superintendent of Programs with the Park
West School Division and Superintendent of Schools in the former Pelly Trail
School Division in Manitoba.
Gray is a native of Hamilton, Ontario,
and she studied at Queen’s University (Kingston, ON), earning a B. Sc.
(Honours), Bachelor of Education and
Master of Education in Curriculum and
Instruction. She also completed a thesis in Special Education and acquired
credentials in understanding student
exceptionalities, individual and group
counseling, and mental testing.
Gray added that the provincial priorities of literacy and numeracy will also
figure prominently in the division’s
planning. ESD will also be revising
its strategic plan for information and
communication technologies (ICTs),
and creating an updated student services handbook.
“The division will work to support
community leaders to develop employment opportunities that will attract
new families to the region. We will
also be encouraging people to consider becoming ‘home stay parents’ for
international students who are being
recruited.”
“It will be a privilege to serve students
and staff as superintendent, especially
in Evergreen, which is viewed at the
provincial level as a progressive and
innovative school division.”
Gray added that she was fortunate to
have the opportunity to work with a
strong Board of Trustees and leadership team that are both dedicated to
continued improvement.
Gray thus brings to her new position
strong beliefs concerning the importance of the student voice, and the
need to involve communities in the
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By Jim Mosher
The owner of two dogs which viciously attacked an eight-year-old
boy in Gimli has been cited for
animal abandonment and abuse in
Manitoba and the United States. In
posts and blogs from Texas to Florida
to California to Georgia, Kelly McGouran, who rents a home in Gimli,
has been described as a dog hoarder.
At the time, McGouran said she
would relocate to St. Andrews to pursue her ‘re-homing’ project, one that
has turned out to be a nightmare in
the many jurisdictions saddled with
her hoarding behaviour.
McGouran has bounced between
Canada and the United States over
the years, ever on her mission to find
(Ironically, McGouran rents her homes for neglected and unwanted
home from the father of the boy her dogs. She’s served up that compassionate argument to municipal govdogs attacked.)
ernments here and in the United
McGouran was in the limelight in States.
2010 in Selkirk where she took in
dogs she claimed were going to be Eventually, the complaints from
adopted out to good homes a service neighbours start rolling in. The patshe called ‘re-homing’. After four tern suggests that she then leaves
years of an ever-growing dog popula- Dodge for another unsuspecting
tion, one not allowed under city ordi- community.
nances, neighbours pushed council
to pull the plug.
One should accept people’s idiosyncrasies, but there must be exceptions
“The dogs are running around all to our compassion. When a person
over the neighbourhood. We pay has repeatedly neglected the duty
taxes, and we should feel safe,” Bev of care for an animal, a line must be
Hykawy, a neighbouring property drawn. The fact that Ms. McGouran
owner, told a meeting of council in continues to own animals is alarmJuly 2010. “It’s just getting out of con- ing.
trol, and (McGouran) just does not
It is the more alarming because
want to cooperate.”
Gimli council last week sanctioned
After Selkirk council put the boom the killing of two dogs that attacked
down on her ‘re-homing’ service, an eight-year-old boy waiting for his
McGouran simply decided to move school bus. Destroying the animals is
on.
not alarming, though it is decidedly
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unpleasant. What is alarming is that
Ms. McGouran continues to own
‘pets’ for which she is presumably
seeking good homes.
Or so her claims have gone in the
past.
Gimli Mayor Randy Woroniuk says
Gimli’s animal control officers removed six puppies from McGouran’s
property in December (reportedly
there had been eleven pups in November when she started renting
the house). They had been placed
in a shed in late-November and, the
mayor says, endured the cold in the
unheated shed and outside.
One hopes Gimli will move to bar
Ms. McGouran owning any animals.
It may be technically difficult to do
that but there must be the will.
Dogs and cats are thinking, feeling
creatures, they deserve all the love,
care and nurturing we afford to sentient creatures. Domestic pets may
not think like us but sometimes, I can
assure you, they have greater insight
into the workings of the universe than
we do.
They deserve to be protected.
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Your Source for Community News – Locally Owned and Produced April 15, 2015 5
Roe, a former teacher and hotel opMundey elected first president of new Gimli Chamber
Commerce
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who lived
in Manitoba and
By Teresa Carey
The sun shone warmly upon the approximately 90 people who took in
Byfifth
Michel
Forest
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annual
Ruby Roe Tall Grass
Prairie Day, held in Stonewall on
Last week the newly formed Gimli
June
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a.m. to 2 p.m.
Chamber
elected its
first president in Nic Mundey, who
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on location handing out free White
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on her second career as
there is an urgent need to replace
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volunteer
and community buildsmall to medium-sized busier.
ness concerns, which form the back-
the RM but also families, all of which
will help to grow the tax base and
also reverse the trend of declining
enrolment in the Evergreen School
bone of local economies everywhere.
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economy.
Commerce because he is a long-time organization,
REACT, in 1991. REbanker, and so he understands what ACT has been responsible for iniWoroniuk
added that
as the chambusiness is all about,” said Mayor tiating
a number
of projects,
from
ber grows and gains strength, then
Woroniuk.
recycling to preserving the patch of
it can begin to look beyond strictly
tall grass prairie.
Woroniuk complemented that state- business issues and take a look at the
ment by saying that Mundey definite- greater picture and see what the RM’s
be
ly possesses thethe
outgoing
personality
needsorganization
are (includingcontinues
in terms oftoinfraTall Grass Prairie plot, led by bio- Unfortunately,
tall grass
prairie This
Noventis manager Nic Mundey that will result in creating the impe- run
by a group
local
an areaofin dedicated
which the chamdiversity
specialist Chris Friesen, a has long been replaced by devel- structure,
was recently chosen to become tus for people to begin working to- volunteers.
member
of the
REACT of
executive.
and much of it has been ber could also act as a lobby group,
the first
president
the new opment
gether for the greater good of the RM the mayor said) and where to go from
into farmland. It is now an
Gimli Chamber of Commerce. turned
of Gimli.
there.
The
Ruby Roe Tall Grass Prairie site
makes him an excellent choice to
lead thevolunteers
new business-based
organiREACT
sold about
40 A walk through the small plot, lozation.composting bins throughhome
cated west of the Stonewall Hospi“There are a number of ways that we
out the day from those left over tal,
reveals an abundance of diverse
“Right
now,
we
have
a
council
of
12
can go about promoting Gimli as a
from a previous sale in May. Sixty plant
over 60includspemembers who represent various lo- great life,
placeincluding
to start a business,
bins are still available to Stonewall cies
of
rare
wildflowers
and
grasses
cal businesses, and soon we’ll begin ing working with the local CDC and
residents
at the drive,”
town office
for said.
$10 along with numerous bird species
a membership
Mundey
of course the RM of Gimli,” Mundey
apiece for those who missed these and
butterflies.
It is that
an example
of
explained,
adding
it’s a wellopportunities.
Mundey explained that he sees the the
known
fact that
newthat
Gimli
mayor
tall grass
prairie
spanned
role of the new Chamber of Com- the
Randy
Woroniuk
advocated
the
continent prior to the arrivalcreof
merce15
as people
first andtook
foremost
to supAbout
in one
of Europeans
ation of a new
chamber
of
commerce
to North America.
porttours
existing
businesses,
and Roe
then during last fall’s municipal election.
two
through
the Ruby
look into how the local economy can
be expanded by attracting new busi- “The mayor has indeed expressed his
nesses.
vision in this regard, which includes
attracting not only new businesses to
endangered ecosystem, with less
than
one per
of the
it remaining
Woroniuk
wascent
also on
same page
today.
as Mundey in affirming that the first
priority of the chamber should be to
Instrengthen
the fall ofthe
2008,
of origibasethis
of plot
existing
businesses,
“Especially
afterinthe
nal
tall grass
prairie land
the recent
heart
of three
businesses,”
ofclosing
Stonewall
was local
officially
named
the
mayor
said,
referring
to
The
Mask
in honour of a former Stonewall
Restaurant,
Robin’s
Donuts
and
resident
named
Ruby Roe,
after her
Bowler’s.
passing at the age of 82.
Indeed, business closures such as
these are far more noticeable in a
is jointly managed by the Town of
Mundey joined
Noventis district
at the beginStonewall,
the hospital
and
ning
of
2015
after
terms
as
executive
REACT.
director of Evergreen Basic Needs in
2013 and One Hope Canada MinisThe
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unobtriessite
in 2014.
Prioroff
to by
thatanMundey
trusive
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for 31with
yearsanatinterpretive
Scotiabank
sign
its entrance,
and is accesin a at
variety
of roles throughout
the
sible
to
the
public
at
any
time
of
province, including the last 10 years
in Winnipeg
as head of Scotiabank’s
year
at no charge.
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By Roger Newman
You will have to hurry just a little
bit to seize this one-time opportunity.
By Teresa Carey
A water festival, organized by the East Interlake Conservation District (EICD), West Interlake Conservation
District (WICD) and Oak Hammock Marsh, was held
at the Rubber Ducky Resort near Warren, June 4.
A carnival barker would be fully
justified if he used this pitch to
draw attention to the 100th anniversary celebrations of the Gimli
Public School 1915.
There is urgency to register for
the celebrations on the June 2628 weekend partly because of the
advancing years of many of the
thousands of pupils who attended
the school between its opening in
1915 and closing in 1974. While
the school is long gone, the 2nd
Ave building still lives on as the
headquarters of Gimli Council
and several government agencies after being completely refurbished by Gimli Heritage Committee in the early 1990s.
“It is a one-time opportunity because it is unlikely to ever be
done again,” says celebrations
chair May Peiluck with the full
agreement of three of her 20
committee members who sat in
on a recent interview. “It’s also affordable - only $75 for the whole
weekend.”
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“This year we teamed up with the West Interlake
Conservation District so we could hold a festival on
the edges of the two watershed boundaries,” said
EICD manager, Armand Belanger. “We also received
a lot of support from the staff and student volunteers
from the St. Laurent School and Woodlands Elementary School” Belanger added.
The Rubber Ducky Resort proved to be the ideal
location for the festival because of its proximity to
both schools taking part in the festival; in addition to
the amenities the resort was able to offer students--a
fish pond, sheltered area and washrooms.
Seventy five Grades 1-5 Woodlands Elementary
school students attended in the morning followed by
83 Grades K-6 St. Laurent students in the afternoon.
New for this year was a sediment runoff simulator,
which consisted of three water jugs cut open lengthwise. Each contained either dirt, dirt with leafs and
sticks, or dirt with healthy native grass growing on
top. The jugs were angled and water poured on top.
The the excess water was collect in a clear cup at
the bottom.
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At this station students observed the final water quality in each of the three scenarios demonstrating how
soils, dirt or other things can end up in water bodies
after it rains or floods. The station was designed to
teach how people can reduce the amount of dirt or
debris that ends up in our water by caring for the
land appropriately, Belanger explained.
M
al
Habitat, furs and watershed stations were
other stops where students experienced different animal features. At a food chain station
students made necklaces that illustrate who
eats whom in the food chain using pictures of
creatures and plants in the order that they are
consumed.
Looking forward to the 100th anniversary of the Gimli Public School
are, left
to right,
Mike Michaluk,
In addition,
Marilena
Kowalchuk
from ManiThe
students
went
to
seven
stations
that
were
set
up
toba
Habitat
Heritage
organized
a
Marion Korolyk, celebrations chair May Peiluck, Lillian Wlosek and Shirley Michaluk.station that
to demonstrate various aspects of water.
let students express their love for their favorite
riparian creature or habitat through the making of stamp art.
At the stream table, students played with sand
and flowing water to watch how water moves
It will be followedand
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Gimli
public
school.
Also
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The critter
dipping
station
afford- of Athe
waterthe
relay
later took
place
for some
added
ed students
to identify
bugs Larry
fun; thehand
day was
with JoloResort reception and
bonfire an
be-opportunity
Gimli Public
Schoolthe
include
willthen
be wrapped
author up
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found
in before
our waterways
and learn
how chief
they comcal children’s
writer
JoeisMcLellan
his
hind the hotel Friday
night
Kristjanson,
assistant
hannson
who
writing sharing
a history
play a key
role in the
ecology of
of the
our Canadian
watersheds.Wheat
stories of
andthe
understanding
theanniversary.
human spirit
the Gimli Public School
becomes
missioner
school for ofthe
and
our
relationship
with
nature
through his
the centre of activity on Saturday Board; Ernest Stefanson, past All profits from the book
will be
character, Nanabosho.
afternoon.
president of the Canadian Phar- donated to the Evergreen School
maceutical Association; the late Division Foundation which helps
Other highlights of the weekend Leo Kristjanson, president of the local students obtain post-secwill include a Saturday night so- University of Saskatchewan; and ondary education.
cial evening at Johnson Hall, a the late John Arnason, president
Sunday morning farewell break- of Manitoba Hydro. Among other Many of the school’s graduates
fast, bus tours to points of interest well-known alumnae are Senator are also on the committee orgaand displays of Gimli memorabil- Janice Johnson, film director Nor- nizing the centennial celebration.
Custom Original
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maTattoos
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Skolny,
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Kathy
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The volunteer committee began
planning last October and has
reached the stage where it is enthusiastically seeking registrations
for the three-day event. “Former
pupils and others can register on
our website at www.gimlischool100reunion.ca.” Peiluck said.
“We also have registration forms
available around town at Taylor’s, Pharmasave, Tergesens, the
library, the museum, New Horizons and the town hall.”
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no money
Editorial Comment
coming from Gimli
The INTE
June 12, 2013
eringBythe
future in an informational vacuum
Jim Mosher
the municipal office down the hall.
become an annual
celebra“So we’re not dealing with it,” conIsWhat’s
a future
written
by global
tion of all things Elvis will have to go
cluded chief administrative officer
on with the show without financial
Joann King cheerfully.
corporate
interests in the cards?
support from the RM of Gimli.
Edi
Engineering the
Is a f
Families and Youth Regional Support
Team (FYRST) in Gimli works corpora
with
* Approved a $500 grant to an organization that helps troubled teens
who might otherwise fall through the
cracks.
“For sure it’s not ours,” Peiluck said,
ing global weather opens the
as council moved on to other
matat-risk youth aged 12 to 17.
By Jim
Mosher
valve we may not be able to conters.
FYRST was amongGeo-engineering
three Interlake holds the
trol, for instance.
of never
having to sa
launchedise
in 2013
by then
Geo-engineering, programs
genetically
sorry.
We
stop
worrying
In other business atmodified
its regular organisms,
meet- justice
minister Andrew Swan.
engineered
There is too much information to
climate
change
because
nanoparticles. You say what?
ing, April 8, Gimli council:
be held in a single goblet. But,
hide Coun.
its effects
“I think it’s a real asset,”
Thorabelow the
thanks to our digital ecosphere,
an
engineered
These three
recentPalson
examples
* Awarded two contracts
to J.R.
said of of
the Gimli program. ‘solution’.
“I
those who care can connect to
ecosystem
intrusion
are it’s
barely
Cousins for engineering
services
to- think
reallyongreat that they target
the broad sweep of fact. (Be carefar-fetched
ideas
our radar, though each
has aand
vast,are One
tally
about
$170,000.
the
youth
able more
to bring
all
osphere to deflect the sun’s agent. The silver in these tiny parti- ful, though. Charlatans and purup thousands of mirrors in
unmeasured potential
to change
In its early
days, cles
the destroys
festival was
the agencies
together.”
n presto-magico,
we cool
bacteria. Only prob- veyors of misinformation exist.) our ecosphere. You
know: This per atmosphere to deflect t
Coun. Thora Palson says a provinThe Winnipeg-based engineering
sponsored
municipality.
At a required
et. We seed
clouds toby
cre-the lem:
Bacteria are
part of
rays, then presto-magico, w
place
we calland
home.
program for at-risk
firm
will
provide
engineering
the time,
it was volunteer-driven.
But of cially-funded
Coun. Richard Petrowski agreed. “I
during periods
of drought.
the tangled web
terrestrial
and
Large
corporations
are
taking
adthe planet. We seed clouds
youth serves Gimli well.
services for internal sewage think it’s a good thing,” he said.
it grew to become
a self-sustaining
d up sulfur-containing
par- aquatic
life. Maybe not so good vantage of the surgedesign
in technologiate rain during periods of d
collection
systemsGeo-engineering
in subdivisions is in the news af— andto that’s
just the
way but nevertheless cal application while
o the upperfestival
atmosphere
if you’re
smelly
government
We send up sulfur-contain
ter an
Australian
Odin
Green,
Siglavik,
Miklavik
and ethics
Gimli council likes good
it.
Tabled professor
an invitation from the Hudhe sun’s energy.
if you happen to be part of regulators struggle to
keep
up with
ticles into the upper atmosp
penned
a book
strategies
sonthe
Bay
Route Association to take
Husavik
Bay along
theabout
A CASE
OF MISTAKEN
a delicately balanced
ecosystem,
their IDENTITY
insatiable appetite
forHome
profiton the
the sun’s energy.
poised
to change our
approach
to absorb
the
train
to
Churchill
to
discover
eastern
side
of
Hwy.
9.
“The
problem
for
us
is
that
they
stuff to the atmosphere, for example our frequently, though above principle.
global
climate
change.
Prof.
Clive
what the north has to offer.
seen as not
a for-profit
orga- adaptable
The mistaken
inclusion of a planans or thewould
land be
to ‘engiinfinitely,
planet
Hamilton’s
book
highlights both We ‘do’ stuff to the atmo
nization
now,”
chief
administrative
The
cost
of
the
engineering
work
will
ning request that did
not belong
climate that will mask the known locally as Earth.
Scientists
andon
ethicists are trying the potential benefits and costs of the oceans or the land to
officer
Joann
King
said
when
the
retimethat will m
be borne
property owners in the Mayor Randy Woroniuk
the
agenda
was
a
mildly
amusing
neer’ aspent
climate
of ongoing global climate
to catch up. Full-scale,
globalbygeoembracing
geo-engineering
asasa a natural
quest was discussedMore
duringthan
council’s
in
the
north
resources
affected
subdivisions
as
well
as
other
during the
meeting
of be a few decades
effects of ongoing global
half of aside
the biomass
in regular
engineering
may
‘solution’ to our earthly woes.
regular meeting April
8.
“We
ran
that
anyone who
properties
Gimli
council
last
Wednesday.
But
change.
Lake Winnipeg, for instance, is away but we have‘infill’
to question
its that will be able officer. He encouraged
festival
for
a
number
of
years.
It
was
has
the
opportunity
to
make the
to
hook-up
to
the
South
Regional
establishing
was a matter
that— or leave future
a whole new meaning to that bacterial community
wethat
so it premise
today
Instead of changing our behavfestival.
Forcemain.
The forcemain is expect- Churchill trek.
beshould
dealt withgenerations
by a neighbourour heads our
in the
sand.They [organizers]
revile. Whatwantwouldshould
happen
a potentially
planetiours, we change climate. This It gives a whole new mea
ed the opportunity to
take
it
over.
We
ed
to
be
completed
in the late spring.
ing
municipality
gobbled
up
almost
silver nanoparticles (SNPs) be as changing mess that may well be approach
allows us to continue burying our heads in the sa
gave
them
that
opportunity.”
The goal of the association is to keep
seven
minutes.
ally modified organisms lethal as many studies suggest. too far advanced in its sweeping spewing greenhouse
gases (GHGs)
*
Appointed
Arnie
Biluk
to
serve
as
an
existing
to the commumodified or
? Same sort of thing: an- Those studies conclude, and they ecological consequence to alter.
without having to modify
ourrail
be-lineGenetically
The
municipality
does
provide
monbylaw
enforcement
officer.
With
the
nity
on
Hudson
Bay
open
for
busiNot
an
imponderably
long
time,
of
(GMOs)?
Same
sort of thi
ngineered ‘solution’. We are early studies, that SNPs are a
haviour. Earlier this year, the global
ey
for
such
things
as
Canada
Day
ness,
Woroniuk
noted.
Promoting
exception
of
a
slight
bump-up
in
course, tobutalgae,
long enough
given that change is need- concentration of carbon dioxide, other engineered ‘solutio
world not by addressing clear and present danger
If a course-altering
and
the
Gimli
Ice
Festival.
But,
King
Churchillchange,
as a destination
seen asnot by add
mileage,
Biluk’s
mirrors
thatof climate
the
latest
meeting
lasted
overbegin
feed theis world
the main
driver
ming practice but by al- bacteria and plankton. Not a pretty ed, we just
should
making
thecontract
noted,
they
are
non-profit,
volunteerone
way
to
do
that.
of
the
former
bylaw
officer.
half an hour.
hit 400 parts per million (ppm). poor farming practice bu
e genes of foods to make picture.
turn sooner rather than later.
driven
organizations
providing
a
serThat’s the highest-ever concen- tering the genes of foods t
sistant to blight and other
vice
to
the
community.
“If At
you400
guysppm,
haven’tthem
been resistant
up there, to
if blight an
*
Renewed
rental
agreements
“Something
just doesn’t jive,” deputy
tration
of thewith
GHG.
challenges facing food pro- We continue to evolve
as human
natural
challenges
you getaa tipping
chance you
should
go,” the facing fo
vendors:
Viking toward
Peter that
Peiluck said as he ana- two Gimli Beach we
are hastening
Good in theory, perhaps. beings. It appears,mayor
however,
duction.
Good
The
request
was
set
aside.
mayor
said.
“If
you
fly
over
the
bay,in theory, p
Rentals
and
Fun
in
the
Sun.
This
the township-range location
point beyond which even a change
an that, it’s patentable by we face a host lyzed
of technologythan athat,
it looks
like somebody
box it’s patent
past may
and maps
with the plan- year’s deal is one inyear,
our while
practices
not slow
cli- Morethrew
of Monsanto, one of the driven quantum leaps
fewassociated
unthe
likes
of
Monsanto,
on
of
rice
into
the
water
—
the
belugas
agreements
were
longer.
ning request.
“The township is way
mate change.
largest corporations, fa- derstand or question.
Engineerare so thick comingworld’s
into thelargest
estuary corporatio
out of our area.”
GEAC
“We’ve changed the term because of the Churchill River. It’s incredible.
MOVIE NIGHT
“It’s in Armstrong,” declared assis- we’re not sure where a second wash- It’s really something to see.”
tant administrative officer Kristin room in the area will be located,”
April 22, 7:00 pm
Strachan after she’d returned after a King explained.
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brief trip from council chambers to
gineering holds the prom- mously known for its genetically
In a letter to council, the organizever having to say we’re modified crop plants, including
ers of the Manitoba Elvis Festival reWe stop worrying about canola, once Canada’s premiere
quested a grant for the event. Dave
change because we can crop.
Greene
and Joanna
Fjelsted-Clemeffects below
the folds
of
ons
took
over
as
primary
organizers
neered ‘solution’.
Silver nanoparticles? Excuse me.
of the festival just four months before
theideas
2013isevent,
notedwee
in a things
letter have been engire far-fetched
to puttheyThese
to council.
sands of mirrors
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June 12, 2013
15
Selkirk
Fishermen
repeat
as KJHL
champions!
Siglunes
man
tireless in
criticism
of municipal
council
KJHL final ends not in a whimper but with a big bang.
The Selkirk Fishermen won their second consecutive KJHL championship last Friday after defeating the Peguis Juniors by a score of 9-0.
By Jim Mosher
would become a lightning rod for Holowchak. monthly meetings, claims. He says that Coun.
By Michel Forest
After being lulled into a bit of Score after two periods:
FishHelgason
8, Poponick
the regular
interRandy
walkedconcluded
out of council’s
by that 1stclaim
period,
Juniors
by stating that
despite
the
Gene Holowchak is reviled by some,complacency
heralded A disturbing
centered
on 0.
the reeve’s al- meeting Mayview
16. Holowchak
and his
wife also
The
Selkirk
Fishermen
won
their
Selkirk
fans
came
to
life
in
a
jiffy
ugly
scene
that
brought
an
early
as a hero of sorts by others. He’s been a thorn leged harassment of two of the municipality’s left that meeting because they were offended by
second
consecutive
Ju-more
as than
the hometown
squad came
Big subsequently
brawl an unfortunate
conclu- allegedly
end to the
game
(and
a situation
in
the side
of SiglunesKeystone
council for
a female front-office
staff, who
went comments
made
at the
time
by Reeve
nior
Hockey
League
championout
burning
calories
in
a
big
way
sion
to
the
series
in
which
he
understood
full well
year now: protesting, writing letters, badgering on sick leave in what was described as stress Zacharias.
ship
last
Friday
at
the
Selkirk
Recwith
three lightning-fast
that his players had to defend
council members and the municipality’s
interim
leave. The twogoals
wouldinbe formally terminated in
reation
Complex
after
soundly
the
first
minute
and
11
seconds
of
With
1:13
to
go
in
the
game,
all
he felt that
it
chief administrative officer.
November 2012 because they had not returned “I want the themselves),
town to understand
whatoverall
is going
defeating the Peguis Juniors by a the middle frame.
hell broke loose and blood
began
been
well-contested
series.
to work.
on with
theirhad
leader
anda reeve,”
he said. “I
want
score
of
9-0.
to
stain
the
ice,
with
the
players
Holowchak retired six years ago to the RM of Sipeople to realize what they’re looking at down
The in
scoring
fest letter
continued
as the mixing
it up
for real
punch
af- “All I can say is that you either
glunes in the West Interlake. He’d farmed
the The
and departure
of the two
female
staffas the
road.”
Uneventful
1st
period
atypical
of
Fish
proceeded
to
net
another
ter
punch
was
thrown.
win with class or lose with class,
Niagara Peninsula, worked as a software fixer in piqued Holowchak’s interest in Siglunes counoverall
contest
goals (including
threeinon
the
that’s whatthatwe’ve
always
a variety of capacities. But the gig wasfive
up when
cil, its leader
particular.
“One of the things Holowchak and
acknowledges
his protests
power
play)
at
regular
intervals
“I
had
control
of
my
bench
the
tried
to
do.”
health problems sidelined the now 58-year-old. my father taught me is that we do have to think and critiques are part of his effort to get people
A scoreless, rather evenly played during the remainder
of the
whole
time,”
headlong before the next round of municiabout the next
guy,”2nd
he said.
“I live
my lifeclaimed
based Fish
thinking
opening
period
was
definitely
period,
with
a
lot
of
high
fives
(incoach
Chris
Poponick,
“Although
move on
to another
He and wife Victoria chose the quiet life when on some of the principles my Dad raised me on. pal electionsFish
in October
2014.
“I want Keystone
to inform
not
a
harbinger
of
the
things
that
cluding
the
row
of
kids
past
the
I
don’t
know
if
I
can
say
the
same
Cup
tournament
six years ago they retreated from the hurly burly If I see somebody who can’t speak up for them- them about what is going on so they can make
were
to unfold
in the
following
players
bench)
and
bumps
for the Peguis side,” he
added.
to
a home
northwest
of Ashern.
Gene
Holowselves
on belly
an issue,
I will help.”
a better,
more informed decision next [election]
40
minutes.
on
the
Selkirk
side.
“You
would
have
to
ask
them.”
Theadding
Fishermen
today
chak would carve a niche as a sometimes writer
time,” he said,
he hasare
no leaving
plan to run
in
on
the
road
to
Cold
Lake,
Alberand frequent commentator on the affairs of his “My interest in council started when the two 2014 nor, he says, has that ever been his motiSelkirk did
havecommunity.
a 5 on 3 with
just idyllic
Meanwhile,
frustration
had were
by As
concerns
impressive
adopted
home
It was
until female
employees
forced
to go the
on sick
vation.out- ta, where they will compete in
over
two
minutes
to
go
in
the
1st
then
started
to
overwhelm
the
Peburst
of
goals
by
the
Fisher- the annual Keystone Cup Westabout a year ago when he heard rumblings of leave,” he said.
period,
but
the
Fish
did
not
manguis players as they began their men early in the second
period, ern
Canadian
Junior
Champidiscord about Siglunes municipal council.
Meanwhile,
Holowchak
hopes
to ‘B’
have
a relaage to make the red light go on steady stream
of
peregrinations
in
Poponick
said
that
he
felt
that
his
onship
hockey
tournament.
Holowchak makes no bones about his recent tively restful summer. He’ll stop parading on the
despite
theby
direction
of the penalty
box. the
team
hadfrom
played
well during
theBut, in between gardening and enjoyThe
battleputting
began some
with acontinuous
missive penned
five one-man
picket across
street
the muhighway.
pressure
on
the
three
Peguis
defirst
20
minutes
despite
not
scorwillhe’ll
playcontinue
their first
of six councillors, who signed an explosive in- nicipal office, though he would later move his ing the rural The
life, Fish
he says
to game
apply
fenders.
Towards
the
end
of
the
2nd
it
was
ing.
on
Thursday
against
the
Thunder
dictment of their leader, Reeve Barry Zacharias. protest out of town. “I hit the highway because pressure on the provincial government, the Omclear
that
Juniors,
down about my kind of pro- budsman andBay
Hawks,
andGeneral.
all the
Holowchak could not pass; instead, he
took
it the
people
werenow
complaining
theNorthern
Office of the
Auditor
The shots
were
to 10
favour by
point
upon
himself
to 18
copy
andindistribute
thatseven
letter goals
test inatthethat
town,”
he in
said.“I felt like it was going to break results of the tournament will be
of
Selkirk
in
that
first
frame.
the
game,
were
‘losing
it’
and
as
open at any moment after
that,”
posted
at www.keystonecup.ca.
throughout Ashern and the surrounding rural
“I will
probably
continue
to lobby the provinsomeone
watching
from
the
empsaid
Poponick,
“And
that’s
exactarea. The nub of the letter went to the heart of mu- The reeve’s behaviour remains less than deco- cial government for a recall election process,”
Not the
flood gates,
but the red
ty Selkirk
box said, “This
ly whatcouncil’s
I told our
guyshe
between
nicipal
governance.
It contained
allegations
that penalty
rous, Holowchak,
who attends
oncesaid. “That’s where I’ll spend a lot of time.”
sea parting
game is over.”
periods.”
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2nd championship in three years elicits interest in top prospects
By Michel Forest
shall remain nameless) had told
Wolves GM Doug Hill that they
were residing in the Stony Mountain
area, when in fact they were still living in Winnipeg.
In the sport of hockey, the days of the
great dynasties à la Montreal Canadiens, NY Islanders and Edmonton
Oilers are long gone, and unlikely
ever to be witnessed again. There is
one word to explain that undeniable
fact: parity (and, in the case of the
pros, big money contracts).
Nowadays, at most levels of hockey,
the natural order of things seems to
tend towards leagues having four or
five top teams that year in and year
out contend for first place overall,
and then go on to compete in intense, closely fought playoff series.
In the Keystone Junior Hockey
League (KJHL), for example, the
top four teams finished within eight
points of each other at the conclusion of a 32-game schedule. Just this
past week, the final series between
the Selkirk Fishermen and the Peguis
Juniors culminated in a winner-takeall game 7. And that season ended
last Friday evening not with a whimper, but a big bang as an all-out
brawl erupted between the fierce
rivals.
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As a result, Gimli was playing with
more ‘Import’ players than permitted
by league rules, and lost four points
in the standings, thanks to Hill’s
honesty in the matter with league
authorities. So instead of finishing
the season with a record of 12 wins
and four losses, the Wolves were 106, yet still prevailed atop the overall
MSHL standings.
Gimli Wolves GM Doug Hill says
that next year may be an even
better one for the MSHL champs.
(PHOTO: MICHEL FOREST)
This year, the Gimli Wolves were
clearly the best team in the Manitoba Senior Hockey League (MSHL),
finishing atop the overall standings,
despite forfeiting two games as a result of a very unusual situation.
Indeed, before Christmas it turned
out that two players then on the
Wolves roster (two brothers who
GM Hill sanguine about prospects
for 2015-16 season
“And don’t forget that at this level
of hockey, besides injuries, you’re
often playing with a short bench –
nine, ten or twelve guys – because
many players have jobs and families,
they’re going to school, and so on,”
he added.
Many hockey observers were of the
opinion that this is the best team the
MSHL has seen in several years.
“Well, when you’re on top of the
heap, a lot of players want to come
and play for you, and right now
we’re looking at four or five guys
who will want to come up here if
they don’t make the Manitoba Bisons,” Hill said.
Hill told the Enterprise at the beginning of the season that he wouldn’t
be surprised if the Wolves went
undefeated in 2014-15. Turns out
he wasn’t far off the mark. By four
games, if one discounts the two forfeited games.
Hill said that last week in Morden (at
the Manitoba Cup), someone asked
him, “What you feedin’ those guys
up there in Gimli?”
“If we had held on to those two
boys and McDaniels, we might have
gone undefeated this year,” said Hill.
“These three guys were all really talented players,” he added.
The Wolves will be playing against
Minnedosa this Friday at the IcePlex
in Winnipeg as the Manitoba Cup
tournament continues.
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Interlake golfers get early start to new season
By Roger Newman
and course superintendent Ryan
Ostertag.
The majority of Interlake golf courses are either open or preparing to “They’ll also be able to view new
welcome golfers this weekend.
inventory in our pro shop and take
advantage of incentives and bonus
That gives them a head-start on offers,” Scott said.
what they hope will be a long and
prosperous 2015 season with the Besides all the regular activity this
usual leagues, tournaments and ca- summer, Links will host the Manitosual players.
ba Men’s Inter-Club Championship
in late August. “We’ve been told to
“We’re about three weeks ahead of expect a total of about 80 players on
last year when we opened in early the club teams from across the provMay,” says Al Scott, director of oper- ince,” Scott said.
ations for Lakeland Golf which owns
Gimli’s Links at the Lake course just Also teeing off by this weekend
north of town. “Mother Nature was will be the long established and
kinder to us this year compared to extremely popular 18-hole Sandy
the two previous winters when we Hook Golf Club. “The exact day will
depend on overnight temperatures,”
had much more snow.”
club president Pat Doyle said.” The
Play at the 18-hole Links layout will course has wintered well and we’re
likely be in full swing by this Satur- eager to get going. This year’s openday when the Gimli club welcomes ing will be a bonus because the avthe public to its annual open house. erage start for a season is the beginThis will be a chance for golfers to ning of May.”
inspect the course and meet Scott,
head professional Rana MacLeod The 18-hole Teulon Golf Club,
meanwhile,
has scheduled
a Friday opening. Director of
Golf Shawn Coe
says the club
has added more
motorized carts
to respond to the increasing number With nine holes and a weekend
of golfers who like to ride around opening date, Fisher Branch Golf
the course. “We now have 60 carts and Country Club is different from
in our fleet,” he said.
most Interlake courses. “We’re a
non-profit club run by community
Coe said the championship cali- volunteers,” club secretary June
bre Teulon course is in good shape Kopys says, adding that the club ofto host both its own members and fers a dozen camp sites.
tournaments run by the Manitoba
golf association. “We’re getting the The Heritage course at Lockport is
Winnipeg and District Women’s planning to open by this weekend
Championship June 13-14,” he said. while the Selkirk Golf and Country
Club is already open. But the record
Netley Golf and Country Club will for an early start has again been set
open its 18 holes on Thursday. by the Inwood Golf and Country
“There is no increase in prices and Club.
golfers can check our website to
take advantage of coupon offers,” “We’ve already been open for two
said course manager Bruce Dalman. weeks,” says owner Ed Waluk.”We
always get an early start.”
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
IN MEMORY
KRISTJAN JOHANNESSON
JOHANNESSON (SMITH)
Dec. 22, 1925 - Apr. 19, 2010
Our Husband, Father, Afi
Five years have passed,
Your memory we will treasure,
Loving you always,
Forgetting you never,
You have a place,
Within our hearts,
That no one else can fill,
You have always meant,
The world to us,
And you always will....
Lovingly remembered,
Begga, your children,
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Big sisters, Myla & Tori are thrilled to announce the
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Grandparents are Lorne & Susan Smith of Gimli,
Kevin & Wendy Johannesson of Riverton.
Great grandparents are Dora Smith and Jackie
Walker of Gimli, Alice Sigurdson and
Begga Johannesson of Riverton.
Bezan and Harper sink more
money into coast guard
By Roger Newman
1st BIRTHDAY
The Canadian Coast Guard and
the Federal Dept. of Fisheries and
Oceans will receive approximately
$551 million from the Harper Government’s $5.8 billion infrastructure
fund over the next two years.
Standing behind a podium hastilycovered with Canadian and coast
guard flags, Selkirk-Interlake MP
James Bezan made this important
and welcome announcement last
Thursday afternoon at a press conference in front of the coast guard
station at Gimli Wharf.
Ashton Zubriski
Happy 1st birthday to our special grandson
Love Baba and Gigi
IN MEMORY
JOYCE JOHNSON
God saw you getting tired and a cure was not to be
So He put his arms around you and whispered
“Come With Me”.
A golden heart stopped beating,
hard working hands at rest
God broke our hearts to prove to us,
He only takes the best.
Forever loved and missed,
Gerri & family
“This infrastructure investment from
the government will allow the dedicated men and women of the Canadian Coast Guard to continue the
high level of service relied upon by
so many boaters and fishers,” said
Bezan, the parliamentary secretary
for national defence who was appropriately supported by the four
members of Gimli’s coast guard station in full dress uniform.
currently assessing the needs of the
Gimli station.
There is absolutely no truth, however, to the rumour that the prime
minister will use coast guard money
to buy an anchor for Mike Duffy.
Despite a lack of substance at the
press conference, Bezan was in good
voice, delivering a stirring speech
suitable for a patriot gearing up for
an election campaign. It compared
favourably with his address a while
back when he officially opened
new washrooms at the Gimli Legion
without any leaks in advance.
“Safety on our waters is a government priority,” Bezan intoned. “The
new funding will ensure the coast
guard has modern and appropriate facilities and equipment to keep
Lake Winnipeg boaters and fishers
safe.”
The Gimli Coast Guard station,
meanwhile, is gearing up for another April to November season of
combining search and rescue with
Bezan added to the auspicious oc- installing and maintaining aids to
casion by saying that the infrastruc- navigation on Lake Winnipeg.
ture money will pay for the installation of three fuel storage tanks at the Currently, the station’s cutter and
Selkirk base. Apart from this nugget equipment is being prepared by
of information, the press conference this year’s crew. It is led by officer
was short on details, although Bezan in charge Frank Gnitzinger and inand his spokesman said the coast cludes Blake Sprague, Jeff MacDonguard and government officials are ald and Graeme Jack.
Editorial Comment
Choose me, choose me, choose me
By Roger Newman
Of course, our critics in the press
claim that Conservatives like myHi, I’d like to introduce myself.
self are ignorant and apathetic.
My frank answer to them is that
My name is Roger Newman and I don’t know and don’t care. Like
I’m going to be your candidate Vic Toews said, you’re either for
for the Regressive Conservative us or against us and if you’re
Party in Selkirk-Interlake-Eastman against us, you’re for the Liberal
in the fall federal election.
and NDP terrorists. I would further add that if you don’t like
You’ve probably never heard of what we do, you should go back
our party which has been formed to where you came from even if
recently to bring industrial you didn’t come from anywhere.
strength Conservatism to a nation
fed up with namby-pamby Harp- While the great are often plagued
erculture.. Believe me; we will be by the jealous, I’m sure you
extremely good at extremism and would vote for me if you knew
meaner than junkyard dogs.
me. So many people have asked
me to run that all my cheeks are
It’s time to get tough to enforce blushing. Although Conservatives
Conservative values. We’ll insist are often suspected of being antithat the only potato chips on the women, my candidacy has been
market must be all-dressed and endorsed the Canadian Recycled
also pass a law ordering people Wives Association, a powerful
to cover their faces so they can’t and ever-growing lobby group.
tell barefaced lies. We’ll follow- I’ve also recognized that men can
up by establishing truss funds for be strident too and am commitseniors so they can live in com- ted to establishing off-leash parks
fort and then ban boil water advi- where they can frolic in their imsories so citizens won’t burn their maturity.
tongues like I did when I took a
drink of water.
Right out of the gate, we’ll crack
down on the elite who think
they’re entitled to two wives.
We’ll strictly enforce the ban on
bigamy in contrast to the Liberals who would tolerate it and the
NDP who would make it mandatory.
I’m going to tell you something
about my background so you can
make an informed choice in the
polling booth. I grew up in a poor
family where my father had deep
pockets filled with lint. After he
drowned when his long toenails
pierced the family waterbed, I
financed my own education at
Marquis de Sade University where
I studied computer science until my computer was taken away
as a condition of sentence. I was
an outstanding member of the
de Sade paddling team and also
played football where I learned
a valuable life lesson. When you
get into trouble, you should drop
back five yards and punt so that
the ball is in the other court.
I’m running for federal office, I’ll
work to ensure that everything is
a provincial responsibility. If that
doesn’t fly, I’ll vote to establish a
committee to study every major
issue for at least five years.
Although I am a politician, I am of
sound mind and have a certificate
from Selkirk to prove it. Like all
Conservatives, my platform calls
for jobs, jobs, jobs, especially for
my friends and relatives. Since
Hope I have made my case and
eliminated the need for robo calls
to send you to the wrong polls.
Like all good Conservatives, get
out and vote for me early and often.
.As a true right winger, I’ll bring
a touch of evangelism to office,
reminding everybody that if English was good enough for Jesus,
it should be good enough for everybody. There is no reason for
people to be cross hot buns and
contend that there is more than
one religion in the world. I can
even prove to dyslexic agnostics
that there is a dog.
You’ll find me inspirational too..
Remember time will tell, whatever happens, happens and it will
all come out in the wash. The future lies ahead and be confident
that the young people of today
will be the adults of tomorrow.
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TOWN OF ARBORG
Summer Employment
Opportunity
The Town of Arborg is seeking students, between the
ages of 16 and 24, for summer employment with the
Public Works Department
Start Date ~ Late June (may be sooner if available)
Main duties will include maintenance of public green spaces,
and other Public Works Projects as needed.
Please apply to:
Town of Arborg
Box 159, Arborg, MB R0C 0A0
Attention: Summer Youth Employment
Email: townofarborg@mymts.net
In person: Municipal Office, 337 River Road.
Closing date is May 1st, 2015.
We thank all applicants for their interest however,
only those selected for interviews will be contacted.
MUST CLEAR ! USED VEHICLE CLEARANCE
16
2013 F150 SuperCrew XTR 4x4
2013 Fusion SE
23,995
2013 Mustang V6
2013 Town & Country
23,995 $17,995
21,995
$
$
$
2014 Escape SE 4x4
2006 F150 SuperCabFX4
25,995
2008 Veracruz GL SUV
9,995
16,995
9,295
$
$
2005 Allure CXC
2005 Honda Odyssey “EX”
2011 E150 Cargo
14,995
$
2011 Jetta 2.0 TDI
2010 Escape XLT 4X4
$
2005 Avalanche
8,995
$
2011 F150 Super Crew XTR 4X4
19,995
$
24,995
12,695
2012 F150 SuperCrew FXR
9,995
23,995
$
$
$
2012 Journey R/T AWD 2012 Taurus SEL AWD
18,995
31,995
$
$
2010 Grand Caravan SE 2010 Honda CRV LX
16,995
2007 E350 15 Passenger 2007 GMC Sierra
8,995
14,995
$
2011 Fiesta “SE”
10,995
$
2012 F150 SuperCrew XLT 4x4
23,995
$
24,995
$
2011 F150 SuperCab STX 4x2
14,995
$
12,995 $18,995
$
$
2005 F150 SuperCrew FX4
2013 Edge Limited AWD 2013 Edge SEL
19,995
$
2010 F150 SuperCrew XLT 4x4
23,995
13,995
$
2011 Malibu “LS”
2010 F150 SuperCrew Lariat 4x4
$
$
2011 Chev Silverado CrewCab “LS” 4x4
$
$
5,995
6,900
$
25,995
11,995
$
2009 F150 SuperCrew XLT 4x4 2009 Pontiac G6
2010 F150 SuperCrew Platinum 4x4
2007 Versa 5dr
2008 Grand Caravan “SE”
8,995
13,495 $5,995
$
$
$
2011 Cruze LS
8,995
$
2011 Focus SE
$
2012 F150 SuperCrew XTR 4x4 2013 F150 SuperCab XLT 4x4
8,995
26,995
$
22,995
$
*All purchase prices are after all delivery allowances include all taxes and fees and freight. 96 months @4.99% bi-weekly payments. Lease payments are 48 months. Leases 20,000 km per year plus taxes. OAC. See dealer for details. Cash prices are after all rebates plus taxes and fees. Dealer Permit #5358.
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*All prices are plus taxes & fees
Toll Free 1-888-424-4654
Gimli 642-5137

April 15, 2015 - Interlake Enterprise News

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