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Hamper demand higher than normal By Jessica Rawluk many of the hampers as it can, so but said this is the time of year difficult. ered to the friendship centre on it means less stress on the food that is difficult for a lot of people. “Even two parents that are the 16th, so that we can hand Herald Staff bank. them out on the 17th. “I really couldn’t say. All of working on minimum wage, The Dauphin Adopt-A-Family “Then the food bank does for your costs are up. Everything they’re struggling at this time of Those wishing to contributeprogram is going to need a little the singles, so we don’t want costs more. Gas has finally come year to pay those bills,” she said. can do so by contacting Hudsonmore help this year than it has in them to be overwhelmed,” down, but that’s just one thing. at 204-638-6013 or by emailingthe past, as numbers for those in Hudson said. Everything else, your heating bill Through the Adopt-A-Family [email protected] of hampers has increased. has gone up, even your groceries program, it is Hudson’s goal to m. A list of non-perishable food “If we could make the last have gone up.” get a least half of the needed items such as pasta sauces, “We are sitting at 279 or 280 push to get people to either adopt hampers adopted out and she is canned fish, tea bags, cranberryhampers,” said Adopt-A-Family or donate to the food bank or Living on minimum wage is currently just shy of that goal. sauce, stuffing mix, cereal, fruitorganizer Laverne Hudson, up Angel Tree.” difficult to make ends meet and drinks, puddings and other itemsapproximately 30 hampers from Hudson said this time of year try- There is still time to adopt a will be provided.previous years. Hudson can not attribute one ing to provide a Christmas dinner family, as the deadline is Dec. 12. single issue as to why the hamper and presents is that much more The program tries to fill as numbers has increased this year, “We need them on the 16th. We have to have them all deliv- Tuesday, December 9, 2014 Vol. 119 No. 49 PM40008008 $1.25 includes PST and GST Fort Dauphin Museum board member and volunteer Ray Storozinski shows the proper technique to bake bannock over an open fire during Christmas at the Fort, Dec. 6. The afternoon of activities featured wagon rides, a bake sale, storytime with Mrs. Claus and a visit from the man himself, Santa. For more on the afternoon’s activities, please see Page A10. - Jessica Rawluk/Herald 2014F-150 YEAR-END TRUCK CLEAROUT CASH ON MOST NEW 2014 AND SELECT NEW 2015 MODELS. KELLEHER FORD Nim quae que aut doles dellam aliquae si non eum nonem is parchite magni quam a pre peritaque ni voluptaes earum, veriae duntias utaecatem ut ra ati tenditiur? Ratendi orporecusam non consecta autemquis nis volorpo restrumquis sumqui reperfero totatur minctotassi consectet que paribus eaquam nus et aciam fuga. Us consequis nimagnimet quiatem aut quata nat. Nem iumqui untis repudit, eosandi cturias simint quidemposa vidiore pernate dolorep tibusantus as rest, consequ issiti reperumqui DAUPHIN omnim earia dolor sequaesti rehendus anto temporp orepedi sciduntis voloreri ipitias quatur ab in rehende poribusci rerorectet ium quas es rerio volorpo reptat. Ugit, sam quodiat iaectis doluptae. Nequam qui tore nisitam est fuga. Icae iligendam quam veliaecta sit am acerisquiam, sin conseque necto occabo. Ut ut a qui offic te vero 1700 Main St. S. cores acerchil molliqui tem eos que ne con re nem. Ic tem a volorum autaque re optatur sunde parum voloreribus nonse pre de nullupis et ut ad utatem quissi cullandus dolorem. Se excepti autatiandent omnissus adignihita ipit faeritaesequis as sed moloriae sectas es aut aliquo offic nulloreiur, volupta. Nim quae que aut doles dellam aliquae si non eum nonem is parchite magni quam a pre peritaque ni voluptaes earum, veriae duntias utaecatem ut ra ati tenditiur? Ratendi orporecusam non consecta204-622-3673 • (888) 230-3523 autemquis nis volorpo restrumquis sumqui reperfero totatur minctotassi consectet que paribus eaquam nus et aciam fuga. faeritaesequis as sed moloriae sectas es aut aliquo offic nulloreiur, volupta.

A2 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 Winter concertPIONEER The Mackenzie MiddleSALUTE A3 School (MMS) Grade 7 Statue sought Concert Band played its firstFUN AT THEFORT A10 public performance to a Holiday celebration packed gymnasium for the MMS band program winter concert, Dec. 4. Under the direction of Kevin Monaghan and Tenley Schmidt, the 97-student strong Grade 7 concert band was joined by the MMS Grade 8 Concert Band and the MMS Jazz Band at the Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School gymnasium. - M. A. Nyquist/Herald Two MVSD elementary schools set to welcome new principals By M. A. Nyquist allowance, effective July 1, of substitute teachers. da format is detailed in the acknowledged when they 2014. It was noted educational procedural bylaws and any leave MVSD. Herald Staff changes to the formatONE HOT DRCSS grant assistants are often being requires a change to the Welcoming new staffSQUAD B1 Mountain View School asked to substitute when a bylaws. Division (MVSD) has two Trustees were informed qualified substitute is not The Climate and Culture Parkland Rangers new principals. available. Staff recognition Committee explained it on a roll Dauphin Regional plans to set a process for At the regular Nov. 24 MVTA suggested hiring Trustees learned the welcoming new staff to theMAKING board meeting, trustees Comprehensive Secondary full-time substitutes. Climate and Culture division.MOVES B2 learned Nadine Dzisiak is Committee is investigating principal of Gilbert Plains School (DRCSS) received a Change in agenda a proposal to change the Trustee tours Kings make deals Elementary School, as of annual MVSD retirement at the deadline Nov. 13 and Nathan $22,185.62 grant for car- Trustees gave first read- dinner to an appreciation With a new board in Thacker will be the princi- ing to a bylaw to regulate dinner, as some long-serv- place, it was suggestedLetters to Editor..........A4-5 pal of Ochre River School, pentry and a $25,186.08 the proceedings of the board ing staff may not be trustees have an opportunityAgriculture ..................A12 effective Jan. 5, 2015. of trustees. to tour all schools in theCommunity Calendar ..A15 grant for automotive tech- division.Classifieds ..............B5-B11 Trustee indemnity The bylaw is a step Trustees gave final read- nology, as part of the Skills toward changing the format ing to a bylaw to provide for to include a CEO report on the authorization of pay- Strategy Equipment the agenda. ment of trustee annual indemnities and mileage Enhancement Fund. Secretary-treasurer Bart Michaleski explained agen- PARKLAND VISION Substitute shortage SERVICES Concern was raised by PUBLICATIONS MAIL AGREEMENT NO. 40008008 drs. jiggins&watters the Mountain View RETURN UNDELIVERABLE ITEMS TO THE DAUPHIN HERALD Teachers Association P.O. BOX 548 OPTOMETRISTS (MVTA) about the shortage DAUPHIN, MB R7N 2V3 24 - 1st Ave. N.E., Dauphin, MB OAK RIDGE PROFESSIONAL MEATS LTD. HEARING CARE CENTRE 204-638-6876 Monday - Friday 1055 Boundary Rd., McCreary, MB WILL BE CLOSED DURING THE 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 204-835-2365 Shop HOLIDAY SEASON DIRECT BILLING TO Lorne Nagorski, General Manager December 22nd - January 2nd BLUE CROSS 204-476-0147 Cell - PHONE ANYTIME **WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS** – Custom cutting and wrapping – Processing – Will also process wild game

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD A3 The Reduce Impaired Getting home safely Driving Everywhere (RIDE) volunteers were out in droves for the kick off weekend of the program, Dec. 5. Organizers said Friday night was one of their busier first nights with 27 calls for service. RIDE runs Friday and Saturday nights includ- ing New Year’s Eve and is available by calling 204-638-5707. - Jessica Rawluk/Herald100 Women Who CareSte. Rose group adopts successful philanthropic model By M. A. Nyquist as inclusive. the United States in 2006, members with roots in Ste. said, was a positive way to members to join the follow- “We all realized we can she said, typically operating Rose, who live in Alberta. fund-raise. ing year. Herald Staff in larger centres and requir- blow $25 in a blink of an ing charitable status for The decision to launch “And so we thought, “And anyone is wel- Ste. Rose has more than eye and not know what groups requesting funding. the group was made after why can’t we do this for our come,” she added.100 women who care. we’ve done with it. but Ogg noticed an article about community,” Ogg added. $100 needed more think- 100 Women Who Care the 100 Women Who Care Ogg is pleased with the Committee member ing,” she said, adding 100 Ste. Rose has dispensed movement. There are positive spin- program, noting it is a goodKaren Ogg explained 100 Women Who Care Ste. with the need for a charita- offs as the result of forming fit for women in a smallWomen Who Care Ste. Rose will donate about ble number, Ogg noted, as “And it was sort of at the a group, she said, noting it community with a desire toRose is a group of 100 local $10,000 annually. end of our really focussed, has raised awareness, as band together to support it.women who donate $25 members read the fundingfour times a year. To decide where to “People are very charitable, requests. “People are very charita- donate, Ogg explained, the they want to help. ble, they want to help. But Each quarter, the group group requests background But you have to give Ogg admitted she you have to give them themeets to make a $2,500 and project information them the reason. thought she knew about reason,” she said.donation to a local charity from local groups request- most projects in Ste. Rose,voted on by the members. ing funding. It’s your passion and you and was surprised when the “It’s your passion and have to sell them and make it theirs.” requests started to arrive. you have to sell them and “I believe we will have Each member has one make it theirs.”over 100 women, because at vote and in the case of a tie, - Karen Ogg 100 Women Who Care She pointed out 100the information meeting in the group would draw for Ste. Rose committee member women with similar inter- As an example of thatSeptember, we’ve had peo- the winner. ests in a community size of desire to give, Oggple register,” she said, not- many local groups would be concentrated efforts to build Ste. Rose is a large group, if explained rental for theing 99 women registered at Much to Ogg’s surprise, shut out of the funding. that splash park,” she said, husbands and children are meeting room was aboutthe first meeting Dec. 1, the first vote for 100 included. $50, so the group put out adonating $2,475 to the first Women Who Care Ste. All funds raised are to go While fund-raising for silver collection.recipient. Rose resulted in a tie. to Ste. Rose-based groups, the splash park, Ogg noted, Ogg appreciates the fact she said, but membership in the committee was over- 100 Women Who Care Ste. They raised $70 for the There are 100 Women “And the Ste. Rose Fire 100 Women Who Care Ste. whelmed by people offering Rose is a non-active com- first meeting and $92 at theWho Care chapters across Department was the first Rose is not restricted to the support without being asked mittee, meeting four times a second.Canada and the United group chosen,” she town and RM of Ste. Rose. for it. year where members canStates, Ogg said, but Ste. announced. drop off their cheque with “I like that feeling,” sheRose chose to not join, as it Ogg pointed out the Having people on board voting instructions. said, adding her motto is, “ifrequired a minimum dona- According to Ogg, Ste. group already has two and wanting to help, she you think something shouldtion of $100 quarterly, Rose is home to the first 100 Registered members be done, get started on it.”which members felt was not Women Who Care group in commit to one year with the Manitoba or Saskatchewan. group, she said, allowing For more information, the opportunity for new check out 100 Women Who The program began in Care Ste. Rose on Facebook.Ukrainian Heritage Statue project ready to beat the bushes By Jessica Rawluk ago to erect a statue hon- erected throughout the really built this communi- Herald Staff ouring pioneer women ty,” he said. and was looking for a city and felt this would be source of matching funds. Artists Shirley and Don the perfect first piece. Begg from Studio West “At the time provinces Ltd., have been commis- The Ukrainian Heritage across the country were “I thought we have this sioned to sculpt the statue. passing resolutions to rec- They were in Dauphin to Statue Committee is on a ognize contributions of money, maybe we can explain the casting Ukrainians, because it had process and experience mission to raise $100,000 been about 100 years work together. I commend the vision drawn up by the since Ukrainians have committee. in the next two months in been coming and set- the city council for the tling,” Wowchuk said. There are plans to order to erect a statue to work that they’re doing on apply for additional grants The province passed to fund the second half of commemorate the role the Manitoba Ukrainian other statues, but this is the project, however, the Heritage Bill that recog- committee is also looking played by pioneer nizes the Saturday of the one I really want for to the public to donate. CNUF as Ukrainian Ukrainian Canadian Heritage Day. my baba and my mom, to “We’re doing this event in Dauphin and we’re women. Once the bill was say that all of us remem- going to do another event passed, Wowchuk asked in Winnipeg to make other The six-foot-by-seven- what would be done now? ber what they con- people aware of it,” Wowchuk said. foot statue, featuring a With the $100,000 tributed,” Wowchuk said. already approved, but no Those wishing to Ukrainian pioneer woman concrete plans for the Mayor Eric Irwin said donate to the project can other source of funding, make cheques payable to placing bread into an out- last year Wowchuk heard it made sense for Dauphin the City of Dauphin and of the plans the City of drop them off at City Hall. door oven alongside a Dauphin has for a number to be the home of the stat- A tax receipt will be made of bronze statues to be available. female child, will be ue, as it is the centre of installed on the grounds of Ukrainian immigration, City Hall in time for the the home of Canada’s 50th anniversary of National Ukrainian Canada’s National Festival and the commu- Ukrainian Festival nity has grown and thrived (CNUF), if all goes due to the “hearty souls” according to plan. of the mamos and babas. Spearheaded by “We are going to endArtists Shirley and Don Begg, who have been com- Rosann Wowchuk, the up with a beautiful monu-missioned to build the statue, address a small crowdgathered at City Hall. project secured $100,000 ment right here on Main - Jessica Rawluk/Herald through the provincial Street to honour all of the government three years wonderful women who

A4 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014Publisher: R. I. GilroyEditor: Shawn BaileyWe acknowledge the financial supportof the Government of , throughthe Canada Periodical Fund (CPF) of theDepartment of Canadian Heritage. Stay safe Do not drink and drive. It is a message that we Slice of the Parklandshould not have to keep repeating, but we have tokeep saying it over and over again, especially at Getting caught in the actthis time of year. Not drinking and driving should be a no-brainer,yet so many people still take part in this high-riskactivity. In Manitoba this year 35 per cent of trafficfatalities have involved impaired drivers. That is 25people who will never return home to theirhusbands, wives, children and parents. In most, if not all cases those accidents werepreventable. It is a senseless waste. RCMP have charged 1,479 impaired drivers so farthis year, with more to come. The RCMP’s holiday checkstop program is upand running and is always successful in rooting outthose people who still do not get the message thatdrinking and driving is unacceptable anddangerous. Last year, the program checked 10,000 vehiclesas part of 357 checkstops which resulted in 110people being charged with Criminal Code impaireddriving offences. Undoubtedly a lot of heartachewas avoided because of those charges. Christmas is festive time, full of visiting withfamily and friends. Often that celebrating involvesalcohol. When it does, make responsible decisions aboutgetting yourself home. Take a cab, call thededicated volunteers at the RIDE program, lean onfamily and friends or rely on the kindness ofstrangers. Just don’t drink and drive. Remember, somebody at home loves you. Don’task me why. •••The Herald accepts letters to the editor for publica-tion on this page. All letters must be signed andnames will appear with the letters when they arepublished. Please include a phone number for ourbenefit only, so we can contact you should we haveany questions. Letters are subject to editing for style,content and length. Drop off your letter at 120 FirstAvenue NE, mail it to Box 548 Dauphin, MB, R7N2V3, or fax it to 204-638-8760.Letter to the EditorKindness of Dauphinites By Ed Stozek Gilbert Plains area had twonever ceases to amaze For the Herald months in jail to ponder if The abundance of game shooting an elk out of sea- in the Riding Mountain National Park tempted son was worth the effort. many locals to get “meat Dauphin is a great place road, but not the snow- for the table.” On the evening ofto be in if you decide to bank. We called CAA andland in a snowbank. waited. One of the risks that Friday, Sept. 20, 1936, these poachers faced was On Saturday Nov. 29 In the meantime we are an encounter with the game warden Hyshkawe decided to do like the amazed at all the people authorities.rest of Dauphin and take that stopped to give us a came upon the men with ain the big sales. hand. We are so thankful While checking up an to all of you. You are the area of cut timber some freshly-skinned and We made it fine to best. God bless you. miles inside the RidingCanadian Tire. Mountain National Park, dressed elk in their posses- Gordon and Paul Olereak, a game war- On our way to the mall, Lorraine Bernardin den, stopped at the Priest sion and arrested them.my husband missed the Mill to talk to Joe Priest. The two men appeared When they heard a rifle shot, Olereak noted that before Justice of the Peace the culprit would soon be caught and rushed toward H. U. Green and were the source of the sound. charged with an infraction Olereak saw a manSopuck misses the target bending over a newly- of the Game Act. Their killed elk in a nearby clear- ing. punishment included a fine MP Robert Sopuck of a firearm or firearms The poacher saw of $75 and costs or twoannounced he has tabled a without a licence. Olereak approaching onprivate member’s bill. his horse and ran off months of jail. Their hors- You will lose your toward the bush. The game His private member’s firearms, pay a fine, or be warden shouted for him to es and guns were confis-bill (C-637) will amend the locked up for up to 10 halt. The poacher’s replycriminal code to exclude years. was to draw his rifle to his cated and the elk was givenair rifles and BB guns from shoulder and fire.being deemed firearms. In the end you will have to the National Parks a criminal record which The first shot whistled This action demon- will impede your ability to over the warden’s head and Branch to use at its discre-strates clearly that he con- travel abroad. the second shot hit the war-tinues to parrot and support den’s horse. tion.Harper’s position on C-68. That is the reason firearms owners across Mortally wounded, the The Sept. 5, 1941 edi- Under his leader C-68 is Canada are angry with horse sank into the snow.alive and well, excluding your government which The poacher escaped into tion featured another story.the long gun registry. continues to treat lawful the woods. firearm owners as crimi- “Two residents of the R.M. What needs to be nals in waiting.amended in the criminal Riding Mountain National Park’s first warden Bill of Ste. Rose were separate-code is section 91 and 92. Tell your boss to amend Campbell circa 1933. sections 91 and 92 of the ly charged before These clauses state that Criminal Code to decrimi-upon the expiration of a nalize the possession of all Magistrate Thomas LittlePAL possession licence, legal firearms.one is deemed a criminal - Photo courtesy of the RMNP archives in police court onand a felon. Clearly Robert Sopuck has missed the target with The Dec. 7, 1933, issue this latest exploit of poach- Thursday morning with The police can enter C-637. of the Dauphin Herald ers who are becomingyour home, confiscate all indicated, “Search contin- more active and flagrant as having hunted game in theyour firearms, charge you Inky Mark ued all weekend for a winter approaches.”with unlawful possession Dauphin poacher who shot at Paul Riding Mountain National Olereak, a game warden. A Two detectives were Mounted Police detach- also dispatched into the Park. One of the accused ment including Constables Grandview district and McKayseff and Haggert of interviewed the locals. swung into court on Dauphin are on the trail of the would-be slayer in the No pertinent informa- crutches, having lost a leg Grandview district. An tion was revealed and the early arrest is expected in culprit was never appre- in an accident four years hended. ago and pleaded guilty. He Two farmers from the had organized the shoot, taking along his sixteen year old son and another local woman.” TALES A5

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD A5 Christmas cheer Come and check out the Kings It’s hard to believe that Letter to the Editor we are almost at theMembers of the Crocus Quilter’s Guild pack up festive quilted placemats at Watson Art halfway point of the 2014- ticket sales targets. Services would still beCentre, Dec. 4. The Christmas mats are gifts to residents receiving Meals on Wheels and 15 season. We know that there is a able to sell advertising inmembers of the meal program at the Dauphin Multi-purpose Senior Centre. The group Credit Union Place tomade 85 placemats from donated fabric, along with extra pieces from quilting members. When our newly- ton of things to do in generate revenue, but the restructured board hit the Dauphin, and let’s face it, value would be dimin- - M. A. Nyquist/Herald ground running with a when the Jets are on TV ished. The list could go new strategic plan in late and it’s -30C, why leave on.Tales of poaching are numerous August we were opti- the house? mistic, rejuvenated and If you don’t usually goFrom A4 belonged to a friend. The truck, they observed a cav- had a lot of hope going We think there are to Kings games, we invite into the season. plenty of reasons to sup- you to a game this year -Warden Allen and two man who committed the alcade of vehicles headed port the Kings, even if you just one game - whether We still have hope - no aren’t a hockey fan. you are a hockey fan orforest officers caught the offence owned the second by the RCMP. The men doubt about that. not. For example, manythree with a butchered elk horse. The other poacher headed into the bush. A lot has gone right. long-standing, valuable There is more than a The “Kings in the members of our commu- hockey game to enjoy. Community” initiative is nity are here because they There are prizes to be very popular, family- were Kings. They weren’t won, friends to socialize friendly pricing and game from Dauphin, but made it with, a fun atmosphere times have been well- their home after their jun- and a sense of community received, support from the ior hockey careers ended pride. And you will be business community is because it is a good place supporting your commu- stronger than ever and we to live. nity at the same time. have been able to reach some of our financial Imagine our communi- When it comes down to goals. ty without the Kings. No it, our slogan this year hockey heroes for our kids However, despite a to look up to, many jobsand two rifles in a buggy. pleaded guilty and was According to this urban bare bones budget and a and businesses would be says it all – We Are All The accused was fined fined $25 plus $3.25 court legend, there was a name on plan in place to make the negatively impacted if the Kings. costs. 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A6 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 First snow clearing by Movember moustache matchthe book, says Brenner By Jessica Rawluk have been compliant. reoffenders, chances are Dauphin Kings Landon Plett, right, and Kirkland Lycar judge the moustaches on “What the guys did tell we will issue a ticket, pos- students in Carla Momotiuk’s Grade 8 classroom, Nov. 27. The Mackenzie Middle Herald Staff sibly two tickets and then School students were invited to purchase a paper moustache for $2 or make their me in a lot of instances in the future just tow own for the fun competition, raising funds and awareness around prostate cancer, Clearing of the first sig- people saw the equipment them.” testicular cancer and mental health issues.nificant snowfall in the plowing in their area andcity went off without a moved their vehicles Should the parking ban - M. A. Nyquist/Heraldhitch without the parking ban go into effect after a even going into effect, snowfall, residents will Afi’s Silver Pocket Watch While it may have been which is fantastic.” have multiple channelsthe first major snowfall of from social media plat- “A beautiful story about the passage of time and athe season, public works While there has been forms, to the city of moving portrait of Icelandic generations.”and operations manager some discussion on Dauphin email notifica- - Dr. Les UllyotBill Brenner said it was whether or not to ticket tion and local radio sta-not enough to implement and tow vehicles not tions informing them onthe parking ban. adhering to the parking which areas will be affect- ban, Brenner said that is a ed. The city will also have “We didn’t think that route the city does not orange signs in the areaswe needed it. We thought want to take, unless it is a being plowed to informwe would give it a try last resort. residents of the work.without it, obviously aswinter goes on and we get “We don’t want to tow Brenner is remindingmore snow and larger and ticket people if we business owners in thesnowfalls we will be using don’t have to. All we want downtown core to havethe parking ban. But just is the vehicles off the road the snow removed in frontbecause we could do it so we can do our job. If of their properties and intomainly during the day and we can get everyone on the streets before 10 a.m.what we needed to get to board and move their the following day to allowduring the night, the prior- vehicles out of the way, for the snow to beity routes, we could time it we don’t have to ticket, removed from the street.so that the parking wasn’t we don’t have to tow.”really an issue this time,” “That was our biggesthe said. If it gets to the point problem. That we cleaned there are reoffenders who up the whole downtown The city reintroduced do not move their vehi- and then all these busines-its snow clearing plan two cles, they will be noted sowners that didn’t cleanweeks ago. It will rely on and tickets may get up put their snow backresidents to remove vehi- issued. into the street after wecles on streets during were done clearing.”snowfalls. Brenner said “Our bylaw officer willfor the most part residents keep track and if we have For everyhope • Full line of trailers Baba’s Red Talking Chair question • Best value in the industry there is an • North America’s largest trailer “Eric’s stories celebrate the wisdom, love and caring that answer. grandparents bring to the lives of their grandchildren.” We’re here. manufacturer - Betty Street Kustra • Cargo trailersHope through education, support • UƟlity trailers Available DW: Bumble Bee Children’s Books Inc.and solutions.1.800.321.1433 www.arthritis.ca 14122oo00• Equipment trailers • Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival Office 204.338.4292 www.overlandtruck.com • Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy 5 MILES NORTH OF WINNIPEG ON HWY. 8 Cartridge Outlet and Computer Services Early Bird Entry Deadline Call: 204-638-0535 or 1-877-NETSET1 January 1, 2015 E: [email protected] COMING TO RURAL MANITOBA IN 2015 FIRST TO OFFER HIGHER SPEEDS WITH LTE AND DIGITAL HOME PHONE SERVICE!

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A8 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014Early Childhood Education students make memories with play history books By M. A. Nyquist In November, she said, have a right to play.” Herald Staff Some centres have students took pictures, already looked at their with the permission of book, Nicholson noted, and are impressed.Students at the parents, of different types “It’s a keepsake for theParkland Campus of of play children were centre,” she said, adding having children recognizeAssiniboine Community engaged in. themselves in the books make them even moreCollege have produced a The program received a special.book. $262 grant from HealthyEarly Childhood Child Parkland,Education program Nicholson said, to pro-instructor Cindy duce nine books.Nicholson explained 16 “Wherever studentsstudents in the program went for their Wednesday Early Childhoodcreated play history visits, is where we had the Education instructorbooks, in support of books done,” she added. Cindy Nicholson reads aNational Child Day. Each book is specific to play history book to chil-The project was part of the centre the students dren at Parklanda Play course, she said, visited, such as the Little Campus Kids while stu-which included the study Steps Headstart program, dents Jen Thompson andof play histories. Parkland Campus Kids, Stephanie Chartrand“Instead of just creat- Peter Pan Day Nursery, look on.ing play experiences for Tinkerbell Nursery - M. A. Nyquist/Heraldchildren, it’s really impor- School, Charlie Browntant to create play histo- Daycare Centre in Ste. Are You Considering An Alarm System?ry,” Nicholson said. Rose, Sadochok“So play history is that Ukrainian Nursery andthe child can remember Dauphin Magicaland have experiences that Horizons Daycare.go well into their adult- Nicholson is pleasedhood.” with the results, noting the There are many things to consider when acquiring an alarm system:The philosophy of play, project supports National • How many entrances need monitored?she explained, is to devel- Child Day. • How many motion sensors are needed? • Do I need glass breakage sensors?op by learning, but also to “The right to play is • Do I want fire and or water sensors? • Do I have to sign a contract?develop by play. one of the rights of a And many more . . .In creating play history child,” she said. You are not the alarm expertbooks, Nicholson said, the “And that’s kind of the WE ARE!!students have captured basic premise of the book, Call us today and arrange a no obligation consultation for your home or business.and documented the histo- that centres and families Some of your friends and neighboursry of the children’s play. know that all children are our trusted clients including:Fire under investigation Herald Staff at the time of the fire and no one was injured in the A fire which destroyed blazean RCMP residence inEthelbert is under investi- Police say the loss ofgation. the officer accommoda- tions does not affect their Reports of the fire were operations in the commu-received in the early nity.morning hours of Dec. 7. A truck was also The house was vacant destroyed in the blaze. The Dauphin & District Food Bank • RE/MAX of Dauphin • White Dove Water Co. • Parkway Lanes accepts food and monetary donations. • Sawyer Agencies • First Baptist Church •Semtrack Agencies Call 204-638-7853 to help stop hunger. Blue Means Freedom 0% FOR 12 MONTHS RUBIN 12 Gift Certificate Available For a limited time, take advantage Get the LEMKEN equipment For the Sportsman, you need today – It’s easy! Outdoor Enthusiast or Traveller of this exceptional offer. Finance any of our product SALES AND UPDATES New & Used Lemken Helidor lines at 0% for 12 months available on contracts from Including custom orders in time for Christmas. Terms and conditions: three to five years. HARD COPY MAPPING • This promotion is valid for all new LEMKEN equipment. Hurry – this special offer • Available on 36, 48, and 60 month terms. expires Dec. 31, 2014. North American • Standard rates apply after the 12 month promotional period. Topographical, Road Atlas, Hydrographic, • Minimum transaction of $10,000.00. • Promotion valid from November 1 to December 31, 2014. Manitoba Land Ownership. • Promotion available through authorized Canadian dealers only. • Cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotional MAN CAVE for the Bar, Tables, offers with Agricredit. Graphics Refrigerator, Wall • Please contact your LEMKEN representative for more or Mirrors information. 1550 Main St. S. Dauphin, MB R7N 1M8 [email protected] Hwys 5 & 10 West Dauphin, Manitoba 204.638.3584 • Tel: 204-638-6443 • Toll Free 1-877-638-9610 • www.reit-sydequipment.com • Email: [email protected] •

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD A9DRCSS gymnasium repairs authorized, work slated for springBy M. A. Nyquist Michaleski said, noting wood floor in the gym at responsibility of PSFB, “We will be excited to repairs after spring break. Herald Staff settling left voids under Goose Lake High and some that may be ours,” he see that completed,” he “It’s at a timeline when the slab. hope to be done in eight added. added.Dauphin Regional weeks. outdoor activities are Phase one and two of This is the third phase Michaleski noted the potentially a little moreComprehensive the DRCSS structural Preliminary discussions of structural repairs to two largest gymnasiums in possible,” he said, noting repairs project replaced with DRCSS administra- DRCSS, Michaleski Dauphin will be under MVSD will look at otherSecondary School the floors in the vocational tion suggests MVSD noted, which will com- construction at the same venues in the community, area, he said, noting the should consider starting plete the project that began time, with Mackenzie or sharing facilities in(DRCSS) gymnasium will change room area between construction in May, about five years ago. Middle School slated for schools, if needed. the vocational area and the Michaleski said, when thehave a new a floor in 2015. gym was built on a foun- weather is more suitable dation. for outdoor activities, andAt the Mountain View work would be completed The project will require by September.School Division (MVSD) the complete demolition of the hardwood floor and MVSD will engageNov. 24 regular board concrete slab. consultants soon, he said, and expect to go to tendermeeting, secretary-treasur- Crews will install piles in February. and repour a concrete slab,er Bart Michaleski Michaleski said, and then Other jobs may be lay a gym floor. included in the project,informed trustees the gym Michaleski noted, such as “So it’s obviously a painting, replacing thefloor slab replacement much more significant acoustic ceiling and roof project, because we did the drains.project was authorized by gymnasium floor in Gilbert Collegiate last year “We need to identifyPublic Schools Finance and we were able to do it other issues that we might Day 1 in six or eight weeks,” he be able to look at withinBoard (PSFB). said, adding MVSD is cur- the scope of this project. wish for a range. rently replacing the hard- Some that may be theHe explained the Day 2DRCSS gymnasium was want a fridge.built using similar con- Day 3struction as the vocational desire a dishwasher.area of the local high Day 4school, which was slab-on-grade. how about a freezer.“So there was basically Day 5just concrete slabs on the maybe a bedroom suite.ground and we had issues Day 6with the settling,” possibly a washer & dryer.Homes Aglow set for fifth judging Day 7 Eastside perhaps a dining set. By Jessica Rawluk are in the running for the made available so residents FURNITURE Home Hardware Homes can go on their own twinkle Day 8 Herald Staff Aglow contest. tour throughout the city. by chance a sofa set. & APPLIANCES There is nothing like the Sponsored by Winter “We should have the list Day 9twinkling glow of Life, Dauphin available by Monday on hope for a desk.Christmas lights to round Neighbourhood Renewal the really nicely decoratedout the holiday season. and Home Hardware, this homes so that people can Day 10 Quality Home Furnishings & AppliancesNow adding a little bit of is the fifth yearfor the con- tour around,” Miller said.competition among neigh- test. longing for a recliner. NOW WITH TWO LOCATIONSbours can make it even that Over the years the con-much more exciting. “We have about 50 test has been broken down Day 11 334 - 1st Ave. N.E. or hangers that will be going into three categories, from This week residents who out this week,” said tourism traditional to judges’ choice yearning for a new mattress. >< 455 - 1st Ave. S.E.have decorated their homes co-ordinator Ashley Miller. and eco-friendly. Day 12may find a door hanger on Dauphin, MBtheir door announcing they Once all the homes have dream of a new purse, been notified, a list will be just for me! 204-638-4204 or 204-638-3450 We are here to make all SAVE AT YOUR CANTREX STORE Store Hours: your dreams come true. Monday to Friday 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 14122jj00

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD A11DDAAC has gone Greek for annual Affair in February By M. A. Nyquist Chef competition where book a table. of Greek culture, as well,” opportunities. great Christmas gifts. they take the theme and they “So if service groups or Kowalski said, noting WAC Without giving away too “It’s an event that people Herald Staff run with it,” Kowalski will be transformed, with its added. clubs, or even individuals or decor, food, drink and enter- much information about really enjoy. And it’s a great Tug on your toga, the families are interested in tainment. some of the activities at the night out in the middle of aDauphin and District Allied The Big Fat Greek Affair participating in this, they event, Kowalski is asking very cold winter where not aArts Council (DDAAC) has has space for 10 competitors need to get back to the art The evening will include the public for donations of lot else is happening in thechosen a theme for its next in the cook-off competition, centre, as soon as possible,” a dessert table, auctions and old patterned dinner plates. community,” she said.affair at the Watson Art she said, noting judging will she said, adding competitors a specialty cocktail, plus aCentre (WAC), Feb. 21. be done by the public. will be asked to create mocktail bar, as well as live “But no Corelle, they A group of eight or more enough for a minimum of entertainment. won’t suit the project we are attending, may reserve a “For the past several “The competitors are eli- 120 small samples. working on,” she added. table in advance.years, we’ve had a cook-off gible to win one of three DDAAC will have a fewcompetition and food tast- amazing and much-coveted Each entry will have its surprises planned through- Limited tickets to A Big For more information,ing event at the Watson Art trophies in the competi- own table, Kowalski out the evening, she noted, Fat Greek Affair will be on call WAC at 204-638-6231Centre. It’s our annual fund- tion,” Kowalski said, listing explained, and competitors and a few fund-raising sale soon, Kowalski noted, or check out watsonart-raiser,” explained DDAAC the award categories, are encouraged to decorate pointing out they make cente.ca.board member Susan People’s Choice, The Most the space or follow theKowalski. Creative Presentation and theme with costumes and The Best Interpretation of special effects. “And this year we’re Theme.super excited to present A Those attending are inBig Fat Greek Affair.” Kowalski noted some for a treat, as well, she said. tables are already reserved For the past five years, and she urged anyone inter- “They are kind ofshe said, DDAAC has pre- ested, to contact Cherylsented an “affair,” changing Nicholson at the WAC to absorbed into the entirethe theme annually. Greek culture. And that can “It’s almost like an Iron encompass several centuriesFirm fills out fundDauphin and District Community Foundation president Kathy Freiheit accepted a$2,500 cheque from members of Johnston and Company at its 90th anniversarycelebration, Nov. 27. The donation tops up the total contribution of $10,000 fromthe local law firm to DDCF, making it an endowed fund. Johnston and Companyhave designated the interest earned from that fund to the administration costs ofDDCF. An additional $4,275 had been donated to the Ochre River and GilbertPlains funds by Johnston and Company. - M. A. Nyquist/Herald 14115gg0514122gg12

A12 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 Home shoppingRegal representative SandraRogge Kaleta showed someinterested shoppers items forsale during Sandra’s HomeBased Business and CraftEmporium at the DauphinMulti-Purpose Senior Centre,Nov. 29. The business fair gaveshoppers the chance to getsome early Christmas shoppingin, as well as support numeroushomebased businesses in thearea. - Jessica Rawluk/Heraldideas? . . . 204- Supercharged Intake 638-4420 Produc ve & ReliableTragedy in Saskatchewan hard on family farms Supercharged Transport Augers deliver produc vity while By Jim Rae boys ranging from 10 to 16 on him. Both of us escaped engaged in chores and tasks providing Brandt’s legendary quality and reliability. years. with no injuries. around the farm. Supercharged Transport Augers offer the highest capacity Email: [email protected] and are designed for performance. Those three young boys A friend of mine from And young people enjoy The theme of a recent were killed in two separate school times, who remained doing tasks which involve Supercharged Intakecolumn was the use of fam- farm accidents involving an on the farm, fell off the top driving ATVs and tractors.ily labour on the farm. ATV and a tractor rolling of a steel bin. He survived Supercharged Transport Augers have an increased capacity over. but the injuries bother him But if something does go of over 23% by using a larger diameter intake on all augers. It talked about the early to this day. wrong, the effects on others The intake and fligh ng on Supercharged Transport Augersage at which work began for It is a heart breaking sit- is overwhelming. are 1 inch larger than the main tube. The enlarged intakefarm kids and how some uation. Farming is a dangerous and unique angled fligh ng provide enhanced filling of grainfarms were highly depend- occupation. It is one in It is a heartbreaking story in the tube for maximum capacity.ent on the use of unpaid Since then, the father has which farmers risk their from Saskatchewan. 8 x 42 - 24 HP KOHLERfamily labour. left the farm, unable to ever lives every day. HYDRAULIC WINCH MOVER ........................$13,089.00 be on it again because of the There is nothing good Other Sizes Available. Only a few days later, a deaths. Each year, just over 100 which can come out of an 8 x 47 - 27 HP WINCH MOVER....................$13,659.00news story was published are killed in farm accidents. event as wrenching as that 8 x 52 - 30 HP WINCH MOVER....................$13,989.00about farm accidents The mother remains on On average, 13 of those one.involving family members. the farm, alone to deal with deaths are children, usually TERMS: IN STOCK ONLY - NO TRADE PRICING the tragedies and the farm. boys and usually involve Be extra careful every In case you missed the ATV and tractor rollover day on the farm. Be alert for Hwys. 5 & 10 West Dauphin, Manitobaitem, it involved a farm It is probable every farm accidents. yourself and others.family in southern family has stories of serious • Tel: 204-638-6443 • Toll Free 1-877-638-9610Saskatchewan. accidents or near misses. There can be serious consequences to the use of • www.reit-sydequipment.com • Email: [email protected] • There were six children As a teenager, I got family labour.of whom the three oldest involved with a v–belt and FODOADUBPAHNINKhave already left the farm. pulley incident. There is no one who sug-The three youngest were gests children should not be My brother was trapped when a tractor rolled overAnnouncing important news for Manitoba Livestock Producers. andApply today for the Canada-Manitoba WOULD LIKE YOUR SUPPORT TO HELP THE Forage Shortfall and Transportation DAUPHIN FOOD BANK Assistance Initiative. Santa & Helpers will be on site at the Dauphin Co-op Food Store, If you are a Manitoba livestock producer who is faced with the high costs of feeding your 18 - 3rd Ave. N.E. livestock as a result of a forage production shortfall due to excess moisture this year, FDoaoudphBiannk And at the14122gg14you should learn more about the Canada-Manitoba Forage Shortfall and Transportation Catalyst Credit Union, Assistance Initiative. The Forage Shortfall Initiative will help livestock producers in the Lake Manitoba, 505 Main St. North Lake St. Martin and Lake Winnipegosis areas who had to buy feed for their livestock because of excess moisture. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11th The Transportation Initiative will help all Manitoba livestock producers offset the FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12th costs of transporting feed and livestock. Apply today accepting your donations. To apply for assistance, contact your local Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Development GO Office first or visit manitoba.ca/agriculture for full program details. CATALYST on location The deadline for applications is March 31, 2015 CREDIT UNION and DAUPHIN CONSUMERS CO-OP Sponsored in part by

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD A13 Lots to do in Draw winners celebrate holiday fortuneOchre River this STE. AMELIE Hopfner. There was a was celebrated, Nov. 24 at panion Tom Leblanc. By A. Vandenbosch good attendance and won- 9:30 a.m. with Fr. derful evening was Remerio Dayanan offici- Lucie died Nov. 14 and enjoyed by all. Thanks to ating. A time of fellowship all who purchased tickets. took place at Ste. Rose the service took place, Community Centre.Christmas season Congratulations to the Congratulations to the Nov 17, at the Church of Ste. Rose Jolly Club 250 Sincere sympathy is winners of Ste. Rose Club winners of Dec. 2. First extended to the Labelle Christ the King in prize of $100 was won by families the passing of 225 Handi Van draw on Shirley Tardiff while the their sister Lucie Jozkow Sudbury. second prize of $50 was (nee Labelle), 84, who McIntyre family upon Nov. 19. First prize of $75 won by Michelle Olafson died at the Health Science She is survived by five and the third prize of $25 North in Sudbury, Ont. OCHRE RIVER the passing of their hus- was won by Roger went to Bernice Rank. She was the beloved wife brothers, three sisters six By E. Recknell of the late Peter Jozkow band, father and grand- Sheldon while the second Next draw will take for over 30 years and the sisters-in-law, one broth- place in January 2015. cherished mother of faather. prize of $50 was won by Good luck in the new Annette (Don), Paula er-in-law and many year. (Luigi), Susan (Terry),This past week many Gordon is survived Brian (Tim). She will also cousins. Get well wishes are be deeply missed by 13people in town had an by his wife, Barbara, Louise Tardiff and the extended to all who are ill grandchildren and 14 Sincere prayers and get with a spreading flu or great-grandchildren andunwelcome four-legged and his children, third prize of $25 was won other illnesses, in hospi- will always be remem- well wishes are requested tals and at home, also at bered by her loving com-visitor. Russell, Wayne, and by Darryl Vandenbosch. the Trois Villa. for young four-year-oldApparently a hungry Marilyn and their fami- The next draw will take Sincere sympathy is Jake Trudel who is under- extended to the family of lies. place Dec. 17. Annette Schapf of Ste. going chemotherapy treat- Rose who died Nov. 17, incoyote was looking for Winner of the Ste. Rose Ste. Rose Hospital at the ment in Winnipeg. age of 79 years.food. Just a few reminders. Resource Council draw at Grandma Coline Her funeral servicePredator control has Wednesday, Dec. 10, its regular meeting of Verhaeghe is spendingbeen looking into the the book club holds its Nov. 19, was Carol Tardiff some care giving timematter. meeting; Dec. 12, the who collected $22. with her daughter, son-in-David Kustra, son of Makinak Seniors Card Winners of the Jolly law and grandson at thisCheryl (nee Party; Dec. 14, the Club Christmas supper time.Kristjanson) and Grace Baptist Sunday hampers, drawn Nov. 26 Prayers are with theDamon Kustra of School program; Dec. were Rae Flower, Noel family.Yorkton, Sask., has 16, the Ochre River Bourbonniere, Phyllis Come check us out on . . .been chosen to play on School concert; Dec. Gamache, Alvinathe Under 16 19, sleigh ride and car- Haslbeck and MarvinSaskatchewan hockey olling for all who want Matters.team in the Canada to participate; Dec. 21, Door prizes went toWinter Games to be Ochre River United Lorette Dupas and Marthaheld in Prince George, Church Christmas serv- Lorne’sB.C. ice; and Dec. 25, the ContractingWe all wish you well Grace Baptist – Painting – Texture – Drywall – Sidingand hope you have an Christmas service. ~ REDUCED RATES FOR SENIORS ~enjoyable time. Never let it be said ALL THAT AND FREE ESTIMATESCondolences are that there is nothing to Call 638-6584 or 638-0070being sent out to the do in a small town. Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Not understanding your 14122gg02 accounting program? 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A14 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 A new WINNIPEGOSIS boulevard. the first time. A New Year’s Eve dance music man. Proceeds willtradition By Alice Sahulka A new tree has been There will be caroling, is planned. Celebrate bring- go toward the maintenance begins ing in 2015 at the of the Elks Hall. Come and share the planted at the center of the hot chocolate, cookies and Winnipegosis Elks Hall Christmas spirit with the boulevard. Santa, too. Every year will from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. For tickets call Syl at Christmas tree lighting, get bigger and better. 204-656-4240, Cam at 204- Dec. 13 at 6:30 p.m. on the Come and join in the Tickets are $20 per per- 656-9598, Clayton at 204- beginning of a new tradi- For more information son. Lunch will served. 657-2262, or get them from tion, as the Christmas lights contact Alex at 204-656- Music will be provided by a any Elks member. are lit up on the little tree for 4270. 14122UC00

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD A15 204-638-4420 Lots of holiday activity in Pine [email protected] PINE RIVER p.m. to 4 p.m. Come enjoy Christmas Concert will be By Debbie Soloway hotdogs, hot chocolate and held, Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. snacks around the campfire. Everyone is welcome to What’s On? a roast beef dinner, carolling with the MSA provincially Sympathy is extended to attend. A silver collection and in the local district. For the family and friends of There will be a special will be taken at the door and December 10 and entertainment by Dave further information contact Mr. Ed Skulmoski of visit from the jolly old man a basket raffle will be held. Kate at 204-656-4963. Dauphin and formerly from for those who have been • “The Sawmill Boys and Green to follow. Tickets are the Rosa area. good, so bring along a The Pine RiverAlex Kippan”, a documen- December 14 wrapped gift. Community Christmas istary video by Ed Stozek, available at the club room. Congratulations to Jesse open to everyone to comewill be shown at • The Knights of and Alexandra Campbell on There will be door prizes together, Dec. 20 at 7 p.m.Countryfest Cinema at 5:30 Get them early, as numbers Columbus host an Old the birth of their second son, and please bring potluckp.m. Admission is free and Tyme Dance at the Knight’s Joshua Angus, who arrived snacks. Everyone is encouragedall are invited to attend. are limited. Hall on 11th Ave. SW in Nov. 26, weighing six to bring along your board, Dauphin from 1:30 p.m. to pounds, four ounces and The cost is $5 for adults card, and children’s games • Smith-Jackson School • Winnipegosis “Light 5 p.m. featuring music by measuring 19 inches long. and children are free. for indoor activities. Thereholds its Christmas concert M-B-M. Lunch will be He is a little brother for an will be a Christmas carolat the Ukrainian Catholic the Christmas Tree” takes served. excited Jacob. Proud grand- So put on that warm singalong and please bringChurch at 6 p.m. parents are Rob and Shawn coat, toque, mitts and boots potluck snacks. Come have place on the Boulevard at • A Divine Liturgy takes Campbell. and let’s go have a “Ho Ho a fun-filled evening with December 12 place at St. Nicholas Ho” good time with friends. our community and yours. 6:30 p.m. There will be car- Ukrainian Catholic Church Now for our Christmas • The Royal Canadian at Keld at 1 p.m. The serv- events. Clip and save. The Pine River Country The Pine River UnitedLegion Dauphin Branch olling and hot chocolate and ice will be followed by School will host its annual Church will hold a#20 launches Chase the Ace Christmas confessions. The Pine River Christmas program, Dec. 16 Christmas service, Dec. 28which runs every Friday cookies with Santa. Come Evangelical Church will at 7 p.m. Everyone is wel- at 10 a.m. Everyone is wel-from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. December 16 hold its Christmas program, come to attend and refresh- come to attend.Tickets are $1 and 50 per out join in the fun and be a Dec. 14. at 11 a.m. with a ments will follow.cent of sales will accumu- • Dauphin Legion Ladies fellowship “pot-blessed”late until the prize is won. part of a new tradition in the Auxiliary holds its December lunch to follow. Everyone is The Ethelbert School meeting and awards welcome to attend. December 13 community that will grow Christmas lunch at Thunder’s beginning at noon. Everyone is invited to • The Royal Canadian with the little tree. For more the Pulp River CommunityLegion Dauphin Branch Christmas, Dec. 14 from 1#20 holds its Christmas information contact Alex atParty starting at 6 p.m. with 204-656-4270 or email: [email protected]. • Manitoba Sheep Association holds its district meeting with the Mountainview Sheep Association from 1 p.m. to The Knights of Columbus Dauphin Council #3497 3 p.m. at Dauphin Market would like to thank the community of Dauphin Place Mall in the previous for contributing in any way possible to the travel agent location by the Christmas Parade of Lights. coffee bar. Come out and Without the support of the community, this event would not be a success. find out what is happening The Christmas Parade of Lights float winners were:A Christmas Celebration December 12, 13, 19 and 20 • Service Club Organization Theme in Narration and Song 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Girl Guides of Canada FROM HEAVEN TO EARTH AND REFRESHMENTS AND IN STORE DRAWS • Commercial Theme TO HEAVEN AGAIN - Catalyst Credit Union Entrance at the FIDDLELORE STORE Come Join Us • Education Theme Saturday, December 13th Like us on Facebook - Mackenzie Middle School at 3:00 p.m. • Religious Theme - Dauphin United Church 922 - 1st Street S.W. Dauphin Seventh Day Adventist Church • Individual Entry - Julie and Alexis Simmons Come and Celebrate the Christmas Season – Christmas Parade of Lights Committee with us at Dauphin First United Church 37 - 3rd Ave. N.W., Dauphin Rev. Larry McPhail Sunday Pre-Worship 10:15 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m.Dec. 14: Celebrations Singers Cantata 7:30 p.m. Please bring a donation for the Food Bank. Dec. 21: 3rd Sunday of Advent and Christmas Communion Dec. 24: Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 7:30 p.m. DEC. 28: NO CHURCH SERVICE May the peace and joy of the season remain with you throughout 2015.Located at 210 - 1st Street S.E. - Dauphin, MB Be Par t of the Christmas CelebrationFor showtimes, information, and online ticketing please visit and send greetings to your patrons andXus at countryfestcommunitycinema.ca or 204-638-5319 neighbors in both the Dauphin Herald Like Us on Facebook! Sounds of the Season Song Book TAKE YOUR FINAL TRIP TO MIDDLE-EARTH December 16th and the Christmas Greetings Section December 23rd Contact Amanda or Brent Ph: 204-638-4420 – Fax: 204-638-8760 Email: [email protected] Deadline December 11th, 2014 120 - 1st Ave. N.E., Dauphin

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Schmidt honoured by Volleyball Manitoba By Doug Zywina lic on the Volleyball Manitoba said. gratulations, just saying the “I share it with so many peo- Herald Staff website. So I just kind of kept it The all-star games for the work that’s been going into the ple. Will Walker, who has quiet heading into provincials DRCSS program by myself and coached with me the last two Taylor Schmidt was named just to let the boys focus on play- graduating players were held in the students and the whole build- years. Adding Chris Wolfendenthe AAA high school volleyball ing,” he explained. Winnipeg, Saturday. Megan ing, people are starting to kind of as a sound board andCoach of the Year by Volleyball Jubenvill of the Gilbert Plains notice,” he said. mentor to talk to. Even JeremyManitoba. Schmidt had received an Trojans was also selected to the Love. I just chew his ear off. email informing him that one of graduating all-star team. “We’re always competing, And the players,” he said. Schmidt, who was shocked his players, Ryan Luke, was we’re always at provincials,by the award, guided the selected to the graduating all- Schmidt is honoured and we’re always causing problems “The fact that I got it is great,Dauphin Clippers senior boys star team. After informing Luke humbled to receive the award. (for the opposition). I think over but I share it with so many peo-team to a quarterfinals berth at of the honour, Schmidt received the last five years I’ve been at ple. And then in saying that,provincials recently, but learned another email. “Sometimes when these the DR, I think people have just even though we haven’t won aof the honour prior to provin- awards are handed out, you kind of noticed and that’s why I provincial title in the last threecials. “And I didn’t really read the think of the coach that maybe got the award.” years, when your hard work and email. It was the email telling won provincials that year. That your dedication gets recognized, “They hadn’t released it. me that I received the coaching hasn’t been us the last couple of What makes Schmidt so it really makes this even sweet-They were just informing every- award. But I thought it was for years, so I’m trying to think why proud to receive the award is the er.”body. And then they wait until Ryan, so I sent it to Ryan,” he I was selected. Just talking with success the team had this season.after provincials to make it pub- other coaches, wishing me con- TODAY’S BEST Herald B Section RATE THE FLOORING PEOPLE Tuesday, December 9, 2014 1.8% (204) 622-9663 1 Year TFSA “Rate subject to change without notice.” LOVE & PERSSON GROUP 101 Main St. N. Phone 204-622-7600Rangers win three straight at homeBy Doug Zywina Herald Staff After a bit of a stumble which saw the Parkland’s Chad Kilimnik (20) opens the scoring againstParkland Rangers win just three of eight Norman, Sunday.games, the Manitoba AAA Midget HockeyLeague squad has righted the ship, winning -Doug Zywina/Heraldthree in a row and four of their last fivegames. “It was a good team effort. We kept the 14 in Fairbault, Minn. Team Manitoba will high school team for the games against energy up, we had a lot of guys working play five games over the three days. Brandon and Norman and Greening also The winning streak began last hard. A little bit of penalty trouble in the saw time on the blueline, where he playedWednesday when the Rangers beat the third period, but we got through it. It was a Hedley said the two players were deserv- well.Brandon Wheat Kings 4-1, in Dauphin. good, solid weekend. We needed to take ing of the selection. care of business and we did.” “Greener sees the ice well. He’s patient Brett Evans made 49 saves and Joshua “Jube’s had a tough go with his eye with the puck and that’s a big part of theTripp and Daniel Chartrand had a goal and Hedley has been pleased with the effort injury. But he’s one of our top guys and game back there. He’s moving the puck,two assists each to lead Parkland to the vic- in recent games, beginning with the come- moving the puck really well. That’s part of making a good first pass and he’s been solidtory. Tyler Jubenvill and Tyler Derkach had back win over the Interlake Lightning, Nov. his game. He sees the ice, moves the puck for us,” Hedley said.the other goals, while Jesse Lawrence 28. and jumps in the play. He’s very deserving,”replied for Brandon. Luke Zacharias made he said. The Rangers will have another stiff test37 saves in taking the loss. “The Wild game (Nov. 29) was a lot of when they host the league-leading energy, very good. We had opportunities to “And Dews is coming on lately. He’s Winnipeg Wild, Saturday in Dauphin at On Saturday, Matthew Greening had two tie the game. And it just carried over into the always had opportunities all season, but 7:30 p.m. On Sunday, the Yellowheadgoals, including the overtime winner, and next week. We had an outstanding effort now he’s starting to find some finish and has Chiefs visit Credit Union Place at 2 p.m.added an assist to lead the Rangers to a 3-2 against Brandon. I thought our team-first good line combinations with him.”win over the Central Plains Capitals, in attitude and work ethic against Brandon was Prior to the game against Brandon, theSwan River. one of the best we’ve had all year,” he said. Parkland’s blueline has taken a bit of a Rangers presented a cheque for $306 to the hit with Andrew Liwiski out with an injury Canadian Cancer Society, with the proceeds Tripp had the other goal for Parkland. Jubenvill and Connor Dewar were and Brayden North gone to deal with some coming from fund-raising efforts through-Nathan Wall and Ryan Sinclair had the recently named to the U-16 Team Manitoba off-ice issues. And several weeks ago, out the month of November.Central Plains goals. exhibition roster, which will compete at the Ryland Nernberg left the team. Shattuck-St. Mary’s Jamboree, Dec. 12 to Evans made 25 saves for the win, while The Rangers called up BrendanConnor Nichol stopped 29 shots in the loss. Bogoslowski from the Dauphin Clippers On Sunday in Dauphin, Tripp continuedto have a hot hand, netting three goals tolead the Rangers to a 5-1 win over theNorman North Stars. Chad Kilimnik and Derkach also scoredfor the Rangers and Evans stopped 28 shotsfor the win. Hayden Yaremko broke Evans’ shutoutbid with a power-play goal with 4:09 left toplay. Connor Failkner stopped 26 shots in tak-ing the loss. Evans was named Chicken Chef Playerof the Week after posting a 1.33 GAA and.962 save percentage in the three victories. The Rangers now sit with a record of 14-8-0-1 for 29 points, good for fifth place, onepoint behind the Winnipeg Thrashers. Rangers coach Doug Hedley feltdefenceman Branden Storey was one ofParkland’s best players, Sunday. “He was physical, he moved the puckwell, got out of trouble a lot and made agood first pass,” he said. DODGE twinmotors.ca twinmotors.ca Jeep® twinmotors.ca212 MAIN ST. S., ALL REMAINING 2014’S MUST GO! DAUPHIN, MB LP$IBCMOLH5INUTREUI0SDSSTMT.C0.IAAM.S.S.HE 12,000204-638-6804

B2 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014Kings active on trade front at Dec. 1 deadline By Doug Zywina Kings goalie Connor Shaw watches the puck sail wide as Herald Staff defenceman Ben Hull deals with Winnipeg forward Scott Rowswell. The Dauphin Kings continue to strive toward a moreconsistent effort and it is starting to show in their results. -Doug Zywina/Herald The Kings have won three of their last five games, HI1NWPODBiSHCOeiBGVCnkaecLOSlaoaHtodleOTKqmRsletvmJlo-eSkueereTeSsCoSEtiesaytiJnHahhsdPctbsatYbneikiIhOaorecNascstlnRskkllsiGlTneoStGesuDSaBStOCrFcWhAteairOhhvoLCotgiRWeenOWsCSseDPFsutrEsTaetsCBenasuSirWllTpncekerlSBrlaseEkOelaaeoterrrRreASiotssstnasIstrmRNEsensSrOecsHJneWNeatCMIMB.lcMOtmUBeikiiSVbnPtCmOCRreMeBhtsEioalatstBLooasuSoLssnpcIeTggtImstNikLssIscsEssEGkSsincluding winning two of three contests last week. Gift Cards The Kings played one of their best games of the season,last Tuesday in a 6-2 win over the Waywayseecappo AvailableWolverines at Credit Union Place. On Friday, theydropped a 4-0 home ice decision to the Winnipeg Blues,then beat the Virden Oil Capitals, 4-3 Saturday in Virden. Kings head coach and GM Marlin Murray really likedthe effort in the win against the Wolverines. “I thought we were very, very good for most of thegame. When you’re up a bunch of goals, sometimes youcan be critical of them not working hard enough. Butthat’s just the mentality of anybody in any sport. But over-all, I really liked the game on Tuesday,” he said. Murray felt the effort was still there in the first periodof Friday's game, where the Kings had six or seven gradeA scoring chances. The difference in the game, he said,was the two goals the Blues scored in the last 90 secondsof the second period. “We needed to get to the dressing room and didn’t doit. I thought the third period, we were just okay. Again, ifwe capitalize on our chances in the first period, I think itmay be a little bit of a different outcome,” he said. “In the third period, there was too much individualefforts and there wasn’t enough team concepts.” Tuesday’s game marked the halfway point of the sea-son. In evaluating the team and where it is at now, thereare several players who have improved since the start ofthe season, becoming good junior A players. “When you see it on a day-to-day basis, maybe youdon’t see it as much. But we know that there’s been sever-al accomplishments here and guys have taken the rightsteps. But you never want to get used to a losing effort,”Murray said. The Dec. 1 deadline, in which teams are reduced to 25player cards, resulted in the Kings being active on thetrade front. After acquiring Jamie Miller and Troy Rapuano Nov.26, the Kings dealt Tanner Hepp to the Winkler Flyers forfutures. “(Rapuano) is a forward that works hard. He’s a depthguy that gives us significant minutes and he can be used ina lot of situations. He’s a good character kid, so we’rehappy to have him,” Murray said. GARRIOCH B3 RESTAURANT LOUNGE & VLT’S Come and see what you’ve been missing. DAILY BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND SUPPER 6 - 1st Ave. S.W. “Shop Where Santa Shops”204-638-7057WebEsmitaei:l: [email protected] 1601 Main St. S. / Hwy. 10 S. - Dauphin Phone 204-638-8022 HOURS: RESTAURANT LOUNGE & VLT’S Mon. - Thurs. 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Mon. - Thurs. 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m. Friday & Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 11 p.m. Fri.- Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m., Sun. 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sun. 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD B3DMH, DRS work together to revitalize Rotary Arena By Doug Zywina are part of a three-year the idea and worked with their banners and doing ing sometimes than you do Over the next year, commitment. us. He’s been a great sup- everything we do for the in the CUP. There’s so DRS is looking at making Herald Staff porter, also,” Gibbs said. Kings in the CUP, but many distractions in the improvements to the con- “And then we are going doing it from a minor CUP. People wander cession, including a fire- Spectators at Rotary to continue to gain more Payne noted the Rotary hockey standpoint in the around and stuff. But in rated roll down door andArena will notice some sponsorships throughout,” Arena was built specifical- Rotary Arena,” he said. the Rotary, they’re on new cupboards.changes in the facility. Gibbs added. ly for minor hockey. When those bleachers and Credit Union Place was Payne said there are they’re watching their “Minor hockey is in Dauphin Minor Hockey DMH plans to put up a built, some of the minor some hockey-specific kids. It’s very close and there more, so the conces-(DMH) has been working wall recognizing the hockey games moved to grants for which DMH personal over there for the sion will be used more onin conjunction with accomplishments of the the new facility. might successfully apply, parents,” Payne said. a more regular basis, SoDauphin Recreation various teams in the lobby because of their communi- it’s worth spending someServices (DRS) to install and will also put some “They made the deci- ty status and the status of There are also plans to money there from ournew advertising in the supporter wall signs up on sion last year to try and minor hockey, to bring make minor additions side,” Payne said.rink. the west end of the arena. focus and give themselves new money into the build- such as a bottle filler at the a little bit more of a home ing. drink fountain for water Ice rental in the Rotary DMH director Jason “Just a little conglomer- (at the Rotary Arena). We bottles. Arena is a little cheaperGibbs said it is a way to ation of everything. And have done a deal with “We haven’t talked than at Credit Uniongenerate revenue for both we’ll continue to work them to share advertising about details yet, but “We’re not talking Place, so using the olderparties. with Terry (Payne, general revenue to give them some we’re putting numbers about major things at this facility will save DMH manager of DRS) and look incentive to get out there together right now to look point, but certainly if this some money. “So Dauphin Minor at other options, also. and promote and bring in at upgrading the lighting year goes well and theyHockey spearheaded the Maybe some rink boards new advertisers,” he said. in the Rotary to the new want to continue, it would “It’s not a huge differ-sponsorship and went out and maybe selling some LUD lights. They’re much be nice to see some ence, but over the numberand solicited the business- sponsorships for the penal- “They’ve so far done a more energy efficient,” he improvements in the of hours that they rent, it’ses through different pack- ty boxes and stuff like really nice job of getting added. dressing rooms. We just certainly a saving to themages, like platinum, gold, that,” Gibbs said. out there and beating the built a bit of a new storage that they can then pass onsilver and bronze. We bushes and getting people New bleachers were area for minor hockey. It to their registration,”were quite successful in A couple of DMH on their side. The signage built in the Rotary Arena would be nice to sort of Payne said.gaining some support,” he members approached the they put up certainly adds several years ago. expand on those things.said. board about the idea, who to the general feeling to Just make it an all-around Payne is excited about in turn approached Payne. the building. I think we’ll “It’s a cold place to better rink,” Payne said. the partnership with DMH The advertising will be be looking at displaying watch, but you get more and is looking forward topart of an ongoing “We sat down with parents over there watch- continue working together.process. The advertise- Terry and he was open toments currently in placeClippers tame Tigers Garrioch requested meeting, trade By Doug Zywina the year, but for now, From B2 adequate reps and the game management and be in The Kings also dealt captain Tyler Garrioch to key situations that make them develop as a player. Herald Staff they’re doing well and get- the Steinbach Pistons for Connor Kortko and You’re better because of it in the long run. futures and picked up forward Tom Stanislavski Sometimes your 19-year-olds get lost in the shuffle The Dauphin Clippers ting the job done. It’s nice from the Humboldt Broncos of the Saskatchewan and I think that was the situation here,” Murrayhockey team increased its Junior Hockey League for futures. said.lead atop the standings in to see,” Freese said. The deal involving Garrioch came out of thethe Westman High School blue and was one of the hardest transactions Murray noted that in light of all the deals, theHockey League, with a 4-0 The forwards are also Murray has had to make. Garrioch requested a Kings still have 18 players who have been with thewin over the Neepawa meeting with the coaching staff, asking about the team from the start of the year.Tigers, Saturday in doing their part on the team’s game plan moving forward.Neepawa. “In no way, shape or form was there any animos- “The core, the nucleus guys have been here from defensive side. ity or fighting or anything like that. It was just in day one. Our plan this year is to go with a youthful Josh Yaschyshyn was everybody’s best interest that he wanted to be movement. It’s been no secret and we’re going tonamed the Parkland “Making sure the D- moved. So instead of forcing your captain to come stick to the process. Now that doesn’t mean weSource for Sports Clipper to the rink every day, we decided to move him. For can’t be competitive. We want to be competitiveof the Game after scoring zone is taken care of first is the lack of time that we had, I thought we did fairly game in and game out, but we have to be under-twice and adding an assist. good in the deal,” Murray said. standing, too,” he said. a priority, I think the boys Kortko did not arrive in Dauphin until Saturday. Dylan Ushkowski had The Pistons had acquired the 19-year-old from the Drake Bodie, who suffered a broken leg early inthree helpers, while do that. They’re following SJHL’s La Ronge Ice Wolves earlier in the day and the season, skated with the team for about a week,Braeden Syrnyk and Jason Murray said he had some business to tend to in his but after seeing the doctor, it was decided to keepSinclair had the other our systems, they have hometown of Saskatoon before reporting to him off the ice to allow for more healing time.goals. Ryan Bezan picked Dauphin. Murray said he will likely return to the lineup afterup the shutout. everything down pat the “We’re getting a top six centerman who can Christmas. shoot the puck extremely well, a guy that can put The win improves way we’re laying it out and the puck in the net. We can use that, for sure,” The Kings are on the ice for four games thisDauphin;’s record to 8-0-1, Murray said of Kortko. week. They host the Oil Capitals tonight at 7 p.m.good for 17 points and a it’s nice to see,” Freese “He’s going to be a welcome addition to our before embarking on a three-games-in-three-nightsfour-point lead over the hockey club.” road trip on the weekend. They face the Flyers insecond place Vincent said. Stanislavski made his debut against the Blues on Winkler on Friday, the Steinbach Pistons onMassey Vikings. Friday and Murray felt he was okay and will get Saturday and Selkirk Steelers, Sunday. The Clippers have a better as he settles in with his new team. Clippers coach Rick “Once he feels comfortable and confident in his Kings court: Tonight’s game will be MarlinFreese was pleased with break from league play this surroundings I think he’s going to be better. He’s Murray’s 500th as head coach of the Kings . . .his team’s play, noting it got good size, he’s got good skill level, he looked Assistant coach Marc Berry has left the team towas a physical contest. week. Instead they will real good in practice. Sometimes that first game at join Canada West at the team’s selection camp in home could be a tough one, as well. I thought he Calgary, Dec. 7 to 9. Five players from the MJHL “That may have been head to Brandon for the was good, but I know that there’s a better player received invitations to the camp - defencemanone of the most physical there yet,” Murray said. James Shearer of the Steinbach Pistons and for-games we’ve played all annual Genesis High Hepp, Murray said, wanted more ice time, so he wards Tyler Jeanson of the Portage Terriers,year. I think both teams shipped the 19-year-old to Winkler where he will Jackson Keane of the Winnipeg Blues, Ryleematched the expectation. It School Hockey get the ice time he wants. Zimmer of the Waywayseecappo Wolverines andwas a real good hockey “It’s a process here. We want to make sure our former King Tristan Mullin of the Swan Valleygame,” he said. Tournament. young guys, our 17 and 18-year-old players, get the Stampeders. Canada West will compete in the World Junior A Challenge in Kindersley, Sask., Bezan played well in The Clippers open the Dec. 14 to 20. Former Dauphin King Scottgoal, Freese added, and the McCallum will join Murray on the bench indefence did it’s job, as tournament, Thursday Berry’s absence.well. against St. John’s “Our D took the bodyreal well down low and we Ravenscourt, then hit themoved the puck down low.We may need to move the ice with Sanford on Friday.puck a little quicker later in Playing against differ- ent teams will benefit the Clippers, Freese said. “We see some teams from Ontario and some teams from Alberta and we get to see how we stack up and fare against those guys,” he said. “It’s always a good experience for our guys to get outside the league, a lit- tle more exposure and a lit- tle different style of hock- ey, maybe. 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B4 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 Something fishy is going on Sports briefs: Robak traded, Pulock recalledThe Dauphin Fish and Wildlife Association held its annual awards night, Dec. 6. Herald Staff draw six of the Bayer Crop ScienceA good crowd was on hand to view the many heads entered, as well as participat- Parkland Super League of Curling, Sunday.ing in various draws and raffles. Gilbert Plains product Colby Robak has a new home in the NHL. Glenn Toews of Dauphin Plains Seeds - Doug Zywina/Herald beat Bruce Hannibal of Turko Fertilizer, 7- The Florida Panthers traded Robak to the 2 to improve to 5-0, while Jim Todoruk of Meeting their heros Anaheim Ducks, last week for defenceman Oil Depot also moved to 5-0 with a 6-4 win Jesse Blacker and a conditional draft pick. over Lisa Menard of Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy. Robak made his Ducks debut, Sunday against the Winnipeg Jets. In other games, Kyle Forsyth of Garton’s Auction Service beat Ray Baker of CKDM, Grandview’s Ryan Pulock got a small 6-5 and Jason Yates of Jenkins Flooring taste of the show over the weekend. beat Greg Todoruk of Richardson Pioneer, 6-5. Pulock was recalled by the New York Islanders from their American Hockey Forsyth and Yates are tied at 3-3, while League affiliate Bridgeport Sound Tigers on Greg Todoruk and Todd Aitken of Aitken’s an emergency basis on Friday and took part Jewellers are 2-3. Baker sits at 1-3, while in the warmup prior to the Islanders’ game Hannibal is 1-4. Menard is still looking for against St. Louis on Saturday, but did not her first win, sitting at 0-3. dress and was returned to Bridgeport. Jensen alone in first A good weekend for midget Kings The Baker Computers Parkland Junior The Dauphin female midget Kings Super League of Curling hit the ice for earned three of four points this past week- another draw, Sunday in McCreary. end. In the early draw, Angelena Cordonier of Aimee Fafard had the only goal and Duck Mountain Tire beat Nolan Hadway of Kennedy Johnson earned the shutout in a 1- Johnston and Company Law Office, 8-5 0 win over Hamiota, Saturday in Dauphin. and Gracey Gulak of Ritz Machine Works beat Emma Jensen of CKDM, 8-4. On Sunday, the Kings tied Neepawa 2-2, with Jasmin Denby and Jaelyn Hupalo net- The second draw saw Hanne Jensen of ting the goals. Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy beat Emma Jensen, 10-3 and Terron Stykalo of MNP Dauphin is now 3-2-1 for seven points. beat Alexa Bennet of Paziuk Farms, 9-1. They are tied with Neepawa, five points behind Brandon. The Kings will host Hanne Jensen sits alone in first place Melita, Dec. 12 as part of the female midget with a 6-1 record, while Luke Michaleski of tournament in Dauphin this weekend. Parkland Source for Sports trails at 5-1. Three teams - Hadway, Gulak and Stykalo - Vipers tryouts are tied at 4-3 and Josh Maxwell of Gilbert Plains Co-op and Cordonier sit at 3-3. The Parkland Vipers 13-U club volley- Emma Jensen is 1-6 and Bennet is 0-7. ball team wil hold tryouts for girls born in 2002. The final draw of the round-robin goes in Ethelbert, Dec. 14. The tryouts will be held, Dec. 13 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. and Dec. 14 from noon to 2 p.m. at the DRCSS. For more information, call Ted Rea at 204-638-8675. Super league update Two teams remain tied for first after MJHL’s hands out monthly awardsDauphin Kings forward Graeme Hore signs an autograph for a young fan at the Herald Staff Natives. Justin Laforest ofSkate with the Kings following the game against the Winnipeg Blues, Friday. Fans Davis Ross of the Portage and Dasan Sydorahad a chance to get autographs, take pictures and skate with their favourite play- Tyler Penner of the of Winkler were the run-ers. 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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD B5 CALL 638-4420 Monday to FridayClassified Ads 8a.m.to5p.m. Master CardDEADLINES: FRIDAY 5 P.M. FOR TUESDAY HERALD, WEDNESDAY AT NOON FOR FRIDAY SHOPPER045 Obituaries 045 Obituaries 045 Obituaries 045 Obituaries 045 Obituaries 045 Obituaries DENNIS ADRIAN Gordon Dupre as well as all of in-law John Cholka. and friends, also going for Dauphin Agriculture fair where A funeral service was held on SHWAYKOSKY his grandchildren. She leaves to mourn her drives in the country and was al- they loved to watch the horse Monday, December 8, 2014 It is with sadness that the ways interested in crops and shows, especially the Boyds. from Sneath-Strilchuk Funeralfamily announces the passing of Flowers are gratefully de- daughter Theresa, her five what was going on with the He was always willing to lend a Chapel with Rev. Steve WilsonDennisAdrian Shwaykosky, age clined. In keeping with Dennis' grandchildren Christopher, farm. helping hand, especially looking officiating. A eulogy was given63 years of Laurier. Dennis love of his doggies, please con- Christina, Aaron, Quinton and after Jack and Margaret Boyd. by niece Ann Lylyk. Intermentwho was lovingly known as sider making a donation in his Scott, four great- grandchildren, Fred was predeceased by his Orest enjoyed cooking and al- was held in the Riverside\"Gigi left us on Thursday, De- memory to Before the Bridge sister Zenia (John) Cholka, son Jack (June 29, 2013), his ways invited both friends and Cemetery, Dauphin, Manitoba.cember 4, 2014 at the Ste. Rose Senior K9 Rescue, Box 11, brother Sylvester (Rosalee) De- parents Jacob and Alexandra neighbors for a feast, which Honorary pallbearers wereGeneral Hospital following a Stony Mountain, Manitoba, R0C mchuk, as well as numerous Kempf, his sister Welly and everyone enjoyed. He loved Sharon Kemash Norma Kowbuzcourageous battle with cancer. 3A0. nieces, nephews and extended brother-in-law Ronald Bjarna- gardening and could always Bonnie Birss and Hank Ryz. Dennis was born on April 11, family members. son, his brother Ernie Kempf grow a beautiful garden and Laying Orest to rest were Ann1951 in Winnipeg, Manitoba to Anna and her family would and his sister Arlene Lobert. shared his produce with family Lylyk, Brenda Boyd, Bonnie Bi-William and Zenovia Shwayko- like to thank Dr. David Elsie will be remembered for and friends. He also loved his lay, Sherry Beyak, Earl Grahamsky (nee Tycholaz). He grew up O'Hagan, Dr. Cathy Gudmund- her love of outdoors, land- Surviving are his loving wife flowers, every year his house and Ernie Hutsal.in Winnipeg, enjoying his son, and all of the staff of the scaping, crafts, picking mush- off 66 years, Margaret, his three was surrounded with prettyelectronics and hanging out with Ste. Rose General Hospital and rooms and more. She loved children Linda (Arnold) Harris colors. Sneath-Strilchuk Funeralhis good friend and brother in the East Parkland Medical Clin- playing cards, especially of Souris, Manitoba, Marilyn Services were in care of thelaw Lawrence. Going to the ic for their compassion and care canasta. She also loved her (Ron) Hoffman of Lloydminster, He loved all of God's creation, arrangements. 204-638-4110movies was a regular outing. during Dennis' illness and to all rosary which was always in Saskatchewan, Ken (Darlene) feeding birds and even squirrelsDennis attended Garden City of their family and friends for reaching distance or in her Kempf of Grandview, Manitoba with peanuts. He lived his life Did You Know?Collegiate. He worked in the their support at this time. It will jacket. In this she found and daughter-in-law Clara to the fullest.family butcher shop while he be forever remembered and strength needed to overcome the Kempf of Grandview, Manitoba. The Dauphin & Districtwas growing up and throughout appreciated. pain which at times was un- He is also survived by ten Orest was predeceased by his Community Foundation ishis school years. bearable. She was blessed with grandchildren and seventeen parents Nick and Patricia Boyd, like a savings account for Following his graduation, Sneath-Strilchuk Funeral 88 years of life. great-grandchildren. Also brothers-in law John Hylyk, your community!Dennis worked as a shipper/re- Services, Ste. Rose Chapel in surviving is one brother Jack Mike Medwid and Dave Boyd The Community Foundationceiver for a large wholesale care of arrangements, Rosary and prayers were (Pearl) Kempf of Sherwood (senior). Father & Mother-in- is an endowment fund. Yourcompany in Winnipeg. Dennis 204-447-2444, offered on Wednesday, De- Park, Alberta and sister-in-law law Jack and Margaret Boyd, contribution is invested andwas a quiet man. He continued www.sneathstrilchuk.com. cember 3, 2014 from Dauphin Yvonne Kempf of Winnipeg, nephews Lawrence Medwid and the generated income isto live at home after high Ukrainian Catholic Church of Manitoba, along with numerous David Boyd (junior). given to local charities. Yourschool. Dennis was a caregiver ELSIE LESYK The Resurrection. A funeral nieces and nephews. original donation remainsfor his parents until their Elsie Lesyk passed away on service was held on Thursday, He is survived by his loving invested, providing a nestpassing. November 30, 2014 at St. Paul's December 4, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. Funeral service was held on wife Beverly of 43 years, his egg for generations to Dennis married Anna on April Personal Care home in Dauphin, from Dauphin Ukrainian Saturday, December 6, 2014 at sisters Mary Lylyk of Dauphin, come!19, 2005 and becoming her life Manitoba at the age of 88 years. 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Laying Elsie to rest sisters-in law Pat Boyd ofGigi to all of his grandchildren. dad with chores, playing with were pallbearers Knights of Co- In lieu of flowers, donations Dauphin and Dianne Boyd ofDennis loved his doggies and the baby animals and sometimes lumbus, honor guard was may be made to the Grandview Olds, Alberta, as well as numer-enjoyed watching his driving horses with her dad. Ukrainian Catholic Church Hospital Palliative Care Unit. ous nieces, nephews andgrandchildren grow up. He Her education started at Ukraina Women's League. extended family members.spent many happy hours School, where she developed Sneath-Strilchuk Funeralwatching his grandchildren play many fond memories of her Donations in memory of Elsie Services (cont’d next column)hockey and always said that he classmates and teachers. Later may be made to Canadian www.sneathstrilchuk.comwould be sitting on the porch she spent time schooling at Cancer Society. 204-638-4110 CLASSIFIED INDEXstep with a shotgun waiting for Wycliff Schools and St. Mary'shis granddaughters to be brought Academy in Yorkton and then in Sneath-Strilchuk Funeral OREST BEREZA Announcements Real Estate Rentalshome with their boyfriends. Teacher's Training on William Services were in care of the 1938-2014 Dennis was predeceased by his in Winnipeg. She taught school arrangements 204-638-4110 Obituaries 045 Apartments Wanted to Rent 410parents William and Zenovia for a total of 31 years. She nev- It is with great sadness to In Memoriam 049Shwaykosky, and his brother er had discipline problems. FREDERICK CHRISTIAN announce the sudden passing of Card Of Thanks 052 Rooms for Rent 413Gus Shwaykosky. Elsie enjoyed working with KEMPF Orest Bereza of Dauphin, Birth Announcements 057 He leaves to mourn his passing children and helping those in Manitoba. Orest passed away Anniversary 065 Shared Accommodations 416and cherish many fond need. She loved the church, September 20, 1921 - peacefully at the Dauphin Re- Happy Days 069memories; his beloved wife being a choir member in Sifton December 2, 2014 gional Health Centre on De- Engagements 071 Buildings for Rent 420Temperance Anna Shwaykosky and Dauphin and a member of cember 2, 2014 at the age of 76 Graduate 074of Laurier, his stepchildren; son the Ukrainian Catholic Women's Frederick Christian Kempf of years. Thank You 079 Commercial Property for Rent 423John Williams and wife Cindy League. She belonged to sever- Grandview, Manitoba passed Coming Events 082of Ste. Rose du Lac, son Marc al organizations and was away December 2, 2014 at the Orest was a loving husband, Personal 085 Land for Rent 426Williams and Jane Leong of awarded by many; Manitobans Grandview Hospital at the age brother, brother-in-law, uncle, St. Jude 088Calgary, and daughter Katherine Volunteer Award, Heritage of 93 years. great uncle, great-great uncle, Lost and Found 090 Land Wanted to Rent 429Dupre and husband Gordon of Preservation, Air Force of cousin and friend. Garage Sales 095Laurier, his grandchildren Canada, Governor Generals He was born in the Ukraine on Lots for Rent 431Brianna, Brittany, Marc, Commemorative Medal, September 20, 1921 to Jacob He was born on March 15,Matthew, Christopher & Rachel Certification of Appreciation by and Alexandra Kempf. The 1938 to Nick and Patricia Farms for Rent 434Williams, Jessica, Andrew, Fort Dauphin, also by Kempfs immigrated to Canada (Roscovich) Bereza at Garland,Sarah & Owen Dupre and Dane Trembowla Cross of Freedom in 1929 to Assiniboia, Manitoba. He attended public Real Estate SalesWilliams, his sister Leona and more. She also wrote two Saskatchewan and soon after school in Zalicia. Orest was theOversby and husband Lawrence books \"Sifton Then and Now\" moved to Gilbert Plains where youngest of 4 siblings. After House for sale 500of Winnipeg, his nephews Larry and Wings over Dauphin\", she they farmed. leaving home he stayed andOversby and wife Nicole, Chris also compiled a Trembowla worked for a farmer for many House Wanted to Buy 502Oversby of Winnipeg, his great history pamphlet. She enjoyed He was united in marriage to years in Garland. Due to illnephews Hunter & Reece trips with Harry, criss crossing Margaret Campbell Pearson on health he took up residence in Acreages 504Oversby. Canada to the West and to the October 4, 1948. Together they Dauphin, Manitoba. Funeral Service for Dennis Yukon, to the North, and also farmed in the Locksley District Merchandise & Services Mobile Homes for Sale 507was held on Monday, December south to Palm & Desert Springs until 1993 when they retired and On July 31, 1971 Orest8, 2014 at 2:00 pm from Notre as well as pilgrimages to Rome. moved to Grandview, Manitoba. married the love of his life Bev- Revenue Property for Sale 510Dame des Victoires Roman Her dwindling health forced her Fred loved the farm. He took erly Boyd, and they both residedCatholic Church in Laurier. Fr. to return. In her final years, she great pride in growing and in Dauphin until his passing. Pets 200 Commercial Property for Sale 513Leo Fernandes officiated with moved to Lorray Manor. She caring for crops. Livestock wasthe service concluding at the succumbed to a rare kind of also a passion. He had purebred Orest loved his nieces and Articles 203 Buildings for Sale 516church with interment to take cancer taking her to Calgary to Hereford cattle and later in life nephews dearly and was a greatplace at a later date. Dr. McKinnon, a specialist who purebred Charolais cattle as well uncle to them. Whenever the Antiques/Collectibles 206 Resort Property 518 Honorary urnbearers were too, had not seen the like. as commercial cattle. He also family needed a babysitter, heChris Oversby, Larry Oversby, Elsie is predeceased by her like his John Deere equipment and Bev never refused. He Firewood 209 Farms for Sale 521John Williams, Marc Williams, parents Alex & Mary Demchuk, and took great pride in it. Fred loved talking to people, he was sister Verna (Walter) Hupalo, travelled to many places as well, a social butterfly.. Wanted 212 Land for Sale 524 (cont’d next column) her son Clarence (Chester) and such as the east to west coast of her husband Harry, and brother- Canada and south to Florida, Orest and Bev loved taking Cars 215 Lots for Sale 525 California, Georgia as well as drives around the country sides, (cont’d next column) other places. sightseeing. They made many Trucks 216 Land Wanted to Buy 527 trips visiting his two sisters, and On October 13, 2013 Fred also to the Boyd farm as he Vans 217 moved to the Grandview Per- loved the cattle and horses. sonal Care Home. 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B6 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014045 Obituaries 045 Obituaries 045 Obituaries 049 In Memoriam 082 Coming Events 203 Articles STELLA DUDAR health declined. We would also The Pearly Gate swung open KOWALSKI, Frank- In loving BRANDON GUN & STEEL BUILDINGS/METAL Peacefully in the company of like to thank the doctors and As St. Peter rang the bell memory of our father, grand- COLLECTIBLES SHOW. BUILDINGS 60% OFF! 20x28,her loving family, Stella nurses at the Dauphin General Come on in he said father and great grandfather who Saturday, December 13th, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120,(Monita) Dudar, 77 years of age, Hospital for their professional- Old Auctioneer passed away December 9, 2008. 10:00am to 5:00pm, Sunday, 60x150, 80x100 sell for balancepassed away on December 2, ism, care and kindness. It broke our hearts to lose you, December 14th, 10:00am to owed! Call 1-800-457-22062014 at her home in Gilbert You've had your share in hell. But you never went alone, 4:00pm. Keystone Centre. BUY, www.crownsteelbuildings.caPlains. Prayers were offered on We will miss his laugh, his For a part of us went with you, SELL, TRADE. 204.725.4363 She was predeceased by her Friday, December 5, 2014 from sense of humor; his generosity; The day God took you home. Advertisements and statementsparents, her sister Jean (Lenard Sneath-Strilchuk Funeral his kindness; his poems and -Lovingly remembered and Manitoba Riding for the Disabled contained herein are the sole- deceased) Olson, her sons Chapel in Dauphin, Manitoba. A songs and the love that he had missed by all your family. Association 16th ANNUAL responsibility of the persons orDonnie & David and her funeral service was held on for us all. SUPER FLEA MARKET 2015, entities that post the advertisement,daughter Tracy. Saturday, December 6, 2014 at Good bye Old Auctioneer; you SAHULKA- In memory of Reg February 7th & 8th @ Assiniboia and the Manitoba Community Stella is survived by her 10:00 a.m. from Sts. Peter & Paul will be in our memories and Sahulka, who passed away De- Downs-Winnipeg. 80 vendors. Newspaper Association andhusband, Emil of 58 years, her Ukrainian Catholic Church, hearts forever. With Love, the cember 7, 1996. www.mrda.cc membership do not make anychildren, MaryAnne (Al), Ethelbert, Manitoba with Rev. Family Beautiful memories, silently kept, warranty as to the accuracy,Dennis (Darlene), Shirley (Al), F r. Yaro s l a v S t ru k h l y a k A graveside service was held Of one that we loved 085 Personal completeness, truthfulness orLawrence (Sue), Gordon officiating. Interment followed on Saturday, December 6, 2014, & will never forget. reliability of such advertisements.(Connie), Brian, Carol, Darryl in the Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian in the Chatsworth Cemetery, -Always remembered and loved, If you drink, that's your busi- For greater information on(Pam), Larry (Sheila). She is Catholic Parish Cemetery, Gilbert Plains, Manitoba with your family. ness. If you want to stop and advertising conditions, pleasealso survived by her brother Ethelbert, Manitoba. Laying Pastor Linda MacLeod cannot, that's our business. consult the Association’ s BlanketMike (Rosalyne), her sister Stella to rest were pallbearers officiating. 052 Card of Thanks Alcoholics Anonymous Advertising Conditions on ourVicki Middlemiss (Barry - de- Dennis Dudar, Brian Dudar, If friends so desire, donations Meetings are held at Clubroom website at www.mcna.com.ceased). She leaves behind 22 Lawrence Dudar, Gordon in memory of Bob may be made BEREZA- The family of the 21 4th Ave. NW, Saturday,grandchildren and 17 great- Dudar, Larry Dudar and Darryl to the Chatsworth Cemetery, late Orest Bereza would like to Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, BATTERIES FOR EVERY-grandchildren to cherish the Dudar. Gilbert Plains, Manitoba. express sincere thanks to Dr. Ja- Friday. All meetings at 8:00 THING. Automotive, farm, con-memories they have of their Sneath-Strilchuk Funeral son Scott and the ER, ICU and p.m. Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. struction, ATV, marine, cycle, golfBaba. There are also numerous Sneath-Strilchuk Funeral Services were in care of the 2nd floor nursing care teams at Phone: 204-638-4679. carts, solar, phones, tools, radios,nieces and nephews. Services were in care of the arrangements 204-638-4110 the Dauphin Regional Health computers etc. Reconditioned, ob- Stella was born on February 4, arrangements 204-638-4110 Centre where Orest spent his Is alcohol a problem in your solete and hard-to-find batteries.1937 to Anna & Harry Monita. TERENCE (TERRY) JOHN brief illness. Thank you family? Al-Anon is for families SOLAR equipment. The BatteryShe grew up in the Zelana area In lieu of flowers and should PALANIUK Reverend Steve Wilson for the and friends of alcoholics. Meet Man. Winnipeg. 1.877.775.8271working on the farm with her you wish, donations can be lovely service and to niece Anne others who share your problems. www.batteryman.cafamily. After her father passed made to the Gilbert Plains Home Age 53 years, of Calgary Lylyk for the touching Eulogy. Replace despair with hope.away, her mother moved the Care Centre. Alberta, passed away suddenly Fabien and the staff at Sneath Dauphin Survivors Al-Anon PROVINCE-WIDE CLASSI-family to the town of Ethelbert. on Wednesday, November 26, Strilchuk Funeral home - your Family Group meetings are held FIEDS. Reach over 400,000 read-Mom completed school and The death of a Mother is the 2014. Terry was born on July 7, compassion and professionalism each Tuesday at 8PM at 21 4th ers weekly. Call this newspaperwent to Winnipeg where she first sorrow wept without her. 1961, in Gilbert Plains, MB. to made everything go smoothly Ave. NW. For more information NOW or emailattended normal school and Clifford and Sylvia (Slyziuk) during this tough time. Thank phone Pearl 204-638-9899 or [email protected] for details.attained her teaching certificate. JOHN ROBERT Palaniuk. He was the fourth you to 3 of his nieces, a great Anne 204-638-7181Mom spent about one year (BOB) COLE child of five siblings. He niece and 2 long-time friends PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE! 25%teaching at Bell Creek School attended school in Gilbert Plains who carried Orest to his final Is alcohol a problem in your OFF Floor Model Bedroom Suitesbefore she married the love of (Born February 28th, 1930) and Dauphin, MB. Terry worked resting spot. family? Al-Anon is for families & Fabric and Leather Livingher life, Emil, on March 17, With heavy hearts we say in the oil patch industry for 34 Last but not least, thank you for and friends of Alcoholics. Meet Room Seating. Truckload Pricing1956. good bye to our father, grand- years, throughout Canada, the the cards, phone calls, flowers, others who share your problems. on Mattress Sets. Starting at $395 Mom tirelessly gave her time father, great grandfather; USA and Iraq. Terry loved to messages of condolence and Replace despair with hope. for Queen Pillow-top sets. 800and energy to her family. She companion; brother and friend. watch all sports but his food items - your thoughtfulness Dauphin's learning to live again pocket-coil Queen pillow-top setwas a wonderful woman with a Dad was predeceased by his par- favourites were hockey and will never be forgotten. Please Al-Anon family group meetings for $615. Save 30-50% on Clear-warm heart, devoted to all her ents Jim & Ethel; wife Florence; football, loved golfing, and forgive us if we have missed are held each Thursday at 8PM ance Specials. Solid wood 8 piecefamily. Mom and dad raised 9 daughter-in-law Marion; and played baseball and hockey in thanking someone! at 21 4th Ave. NW. For more in- Queen size bedroom suite $1695.children, life was not always sister Wilma. his younger years. He also Sincerely, Beverly Bereza and formation phone Dawn See us at KDL Furniture for theeasy. Having to do gardening, Left to cherish his memory is enjoyed cooking, barbecuing family. 204-629-2191 or Teresa Biggest Savings of the Year. Someraising chickens, milking cows, his very special friend Kay and being with his family. Terry 204-638-6615 of the BLACK FRIDAY SPE-while having a faith that would French, daughter Cindy & Al you will always be lovingly re- 057 Birth Announcement CIALS will be extended into theget her through some very Jackie; son Randy Cole; membered and sadly missed. 090 Lost and Found PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE! Saledifficult times. Many summers granddaughter Paula & Craig We will all miss your smile, TOLCHINSKY hours: Mon.-Fri. 10am-8pm, Sat.there were 9 children, as well as Kaminski (great grand children jokes, big warm bear hugs, Oleg and Laurel are pleased to Lost- Missing from pasture 1 10am-6pm & Sun. 12pm-6pm.several nieces and nephews who Sophie & Brody); beautiful cards you sent every- announce the arrival of Maxim mature black Angus bull. Call KDL Furniture at 204-571-were able to experience the rich- granddaughter Kathy & Dave one. They were always the per- Adam Zinovy on November 25, Branded. 8 miles West of 1971. 660 Highland Ave., Southness that life on the farm London (great grand children fect card. 2014, weighing 6 pounds 12 Dauphin. 204-937-4785 side of #1 Hwy., Brandon.offered. She instilled in us a Ronin & Ryker); and sister ounces and measuring 19 1/4proud sense of heritage that we Lorraine & Mick Gould; and Terry is survived by his moth- inches long. MERCHANDISE Good Quality Greenfeedhave been able to pass onto our extended family. er, Sylvia & Bill Maksymetz, of Grandparents are Zinovy and Silage Bales for Sale. Feed Testchildren. Life's adventures started at an Dauphin MB, sisters, Gaylene Larissa Tolchinsky of Winnipeg Available on request. Mom was very active in the early age for Dad as he road the (John) Kindrat of Calgary, AB., and Evelyn and the late Adam 204-648-3151 or 204-648-5653community she loved. She was rails at 14 years old to work in a Eleanor (Albert) Weerts of Sedor of Dauphin.President of the Ukrainian gold mine in Ontario; he Edmonton, AB., brothers, Brian 209 Fire WoodCatholic Women's League for ventured west to drive a logging (Tammie) Palaniuk of Brandonmany years where her involve- truck in BC; but the prairies MB., and Randy (Lloyann) of 200 Pets For Sale- Seasoned birch fire-ment in the church was brought him back where he Chestermere,AB., grandmother, wood, 8 ft. lengths.fulfilling. Mom made sure that drove gravel truck, was a Anne Slyziuk of Dauphin, MB. Registered purebred Italian 204-263-5406she passed her beliefs on to her bartender in the GP Hotel; and many nieces, nephews and Mastiff (Cane Corso). Nochildren. It was rare that Sunday worked for the hydro; farmed; cousins. Terry is predeceased breeding rights. All puppies are Rough Lumber for sale- 8' tomass was ever missed. Mom was a councilor with the GP by his father Clifford of Sturgis blue, healthy and strong. Tails 16' spruce, 8' to 12' poplar. Fire-was involved in running the RM; owned a restaurant/gas sta- SK, grandparents, Nick and docked, dew claws removed, vet wood slabs and blocks available.ceramics club with many other tion; was a trapper and hunter Verna (Boychuk) Palaniuk of checked. 204-612-7326 or Call Merv Goossenwomen of the community. and for many years was an Auc- Lady Lake, SK., and Nick [email protected] 204-263-5335Mom's personal hobbies in- tioneer which he was proud of Slyziuk of Dauphin, MB. Acluded quilting and oil painting, and loved to do. funeral service was held on De- 203 Articles 212 Wantedfor which she received an He loved his time with Kay cember 5, 2014 at the Ukrainianaward. Mom was such an avid and the good times they had Orthodox Church. Interment Cabbage rolls, perogies, Wanted- 24'-26' cattle trailer,bingo player that she would stop together whether it was dancing took place at Dauphin Riverside cheeserolls and borscht. Are you tandem or triden axle. In goodwhatever she was doing to make to good old country music, Cemetery. ready for Christmas? condition. Ph. 204-734-2901it for the early bird. Once her happy hours with family and 204-548-2529children had grown up, mom neighbors or just sharing a Funeral arrangements were WA N T E D : C O L L E C TO Rhad time to pursue activities that newspaper together. I know he entrusted to Sneath Strilchuk Make any woman happy with the PAYING TOP PRICES for oldincluded curling and horseshoes. appreciated these years and was Funeral Services 204-638-4110 WARM CHRISTMAS WISHES advertising dealership signs, Mom loved get-togethers, thankful for them. of a Lady of the Lake GIFT plastic or metal. Service Stationbirthdays, holidays, providing a Dad loved his family and he Local grocery CERTIFICATE. Available online items, gasoline pumps, globes, oilmeal to everyone around. told all of us often; he enjoyed stores have and delivered direct at cans. Red Indian, Dodge, Ford, etc.Sunday afternoons were spent the laughter and telling of pre-packed www.ladyofthelake.ca 306-221-5908, 306-369-2810going on outings such as stories with family and friends bags of foodpicnics, going to the lake, and or with someone he just met on STEEL BUILDINGS...” Willing to pay top dollar forvisiting friends. There were the bench at the mall. He for The REALLY BIG SALE!” All steel scrap vehicles and metals! Callcountless weekends where she enjoyed reciting his vast building models and sizes. Plus 204-638-5712was surrounded by her children repertoire of poems for whoever Dauphin extra savings. Buy now and we willand grand-children. We and would listen. This poem is for & District store until spring. Pioneer Steel 1- For all your Advertising needs....especially her grand-children him as it was his favorite. Food Bank. 800-668-5422 call Amanda or Brentwill treasure the opportunity www.pioneersteel.cathey had to experience the farm An old man stood Your support at 638-4420life Baba and Gido offered. at the Pearly Gate is appreciated. The family would like to thank His face was scarred and old Ron Kostyshyn, MLAthe staff of Gilbert Plains for What seek you heretheir attentive care as mom's for Swan River St. Peter said invites you to a end the (cont’d next column) For admission to the Fold Christmas What have you done Constituency St. Peter said Open House To gain admission here Sunday, December 14, 2014 I've been an Auctioneer he said Ethelbert Senior Ci zens Drop In Club For many and many a year 9 - 1st St. E., Ethelbert, MB 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (cont’d next column) All cons tuents are welcome to share coffee and conversa on. For more informa on call (204)734-4900 or (204)656-4698. [email protected]

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD B7 MERCHANDISE Dealer Permit 8845 300 General Services 300 General Services 400 House For Rent REAL ESTATE SALES • aluminum UNDER $25,000. S N O W R E M O VA L - S i d e - Computer Repairs, upgrades. One bedroom house with loft, • brass walks, driveways, rooftops, Virus and spyware removal, suitable for one or a couple 500 House For Sale • zinc 2012 DODGE JOURNEY AWD whatever your needs. Single or office networking. Certified available Jan. 1st. Will only • steel V6, Loaded................$199/Bi-Weekly monthly rates. 204-647-5451 or technician! Call Donavan at consider and accept applications NICE NEW HOMES FOR 2013 CHEV EQUINOX AWD 204-621-7875 204-638-0225 if Employment and previous SALE in Souris and Rapid City, • e-waste 4 Cyl, Auto, Loaded....$229/Bi-Weekly rental references are provided. Manitoba. Also, rent to own: 5 • lead 2011 FORD ESCAPE AWD Brazeau Roofing. Water- We Haul No smokers or pets. Not suitable acres 4 miles west of Brandon for V6, Auto, Loaded. .....$159/Bi-Weekly proofing, metal, flat built up for children. Please leave $450,000.00. Phone 204-723- • catalytic converters 2011 CHEV CREW CAB 4X4 roofs, new repairs, hot asphalt. Junk! message at 204-638-6411 2455. • stainless steel V8, Auto, Loaded. .....$179/Bi-Weekly Torch on rubber membranes. • batteries 2011 GMC 3/4 TON EXT. 4X4 204-638-4825, Dauphin, MB. Fridges, Stoves, Mattresses, Presently accepting applica- 504 Acreages • copper V8, Auto, Loaded. ........$189/Bi-Weekly Renovation debris, Concrete, tions for the rental of a 2 Br. 2011 CHEV EQUINOX AWD AL PURDEY House. F/S. W/D. Located 1 2003 1850 sq. feet 3+1 bed- www.urbanmine.ca V6, Auto, Loaded. ........$179/Bi-Weekly CONSTRUCTION Fall clean up, etc. block from Hospital. Only rooms, 2 1/2 baths, hardwood 204.774.0192 employed or retired individuals and ceramic tile floors, new hot UNDER $15,000. FOR ALL YOUR 572-6742(c) need apply. Available Jan. 1. Ph: water tank, central air, rural 72 Rothwell Road RENOVATION NEEDS! 638-6742(h) 204-638-2933 water, sitting on approx. 20 Winnipeg, MB 2012 FORD ESCAPE acres with a 40X48 steel wall 4 Cyl., Auto., AWD, Loaded.. $149/Bi-Weekly Specializing in: REPAIR TO snowblowers, Vegetable Garden- Looking for shop. 3 1/4 sections also (1 block south of IKEA) 2011 CHEV MALIBU • Concrete Cutting lawn mowers, garden tractors, dependable family in 2015 to available. 204-648-4902 4 Cyl., Auto., Loaded$109/Bi-Weekly • Fencing & Decks pressure washers. Cell plant Vegetable Garden at 101 The trusted name in 2010 GMC EXT. CAB 4X4 • Siding, Windows & Doors 204-572-6020, 204-638-7376- 9th Ave SW. Contact informa- 507 Mobile Homes For Sale metal recycling V8, Auto., Loaded. ....$129/Bi-Weekly • Basement Renos • Drywall Ron. tion 780-365-2296 2010 FORD CREW CAB 4X4 • Painting - Interior & Exterior For Sale- 3 bedroom trailer in215 Cars V8, Auto., Loaded. ....$109/Bi-Weekly THE TREE PROFESSIONALS 409 Apartment For Rent triangle trailer park. 2009 DODGE QUAD CAB 4X4 Phone 572-6718 204-638-7895For Sale- 2005 Pontiac Pursuit, V8, Auto, Loaded. Merv Morton 2 bedroom apartment in quiet4 cyl., 4 door. Phone 2008 GMC ACADIA AWD Dauphin, MB building $550/month includes 516 Buildings for Sale204-638-6358 after 5PM. V6, Auto, Loaded. Licenced Manitoba Arborist heat/water. Employment refer- 2005 CHEV CREW CAB LARRY BOSIAK ences required. Available Dec. Restaurant or franchise For sale: '03 Windstar Van 3/4 TON 4X4 V8, Auto., Loaded. • Tree Removals 1. 204-638-4489 opportunity at Clear Lake, MB. $3250; '99 Grand Am $2450; TREE or Pruning $72,000. Contact Terry at '97 Sunfire $1950. All Safe- WEBSITE AT SERVICE 3 bedroom duplex for rent [email protected] or Rodney tied. L&L Auto 5080. • Stump Grinding Removal available January 1. Month $775 @ [email protected] 204-732-2894 www.benson-auto.com DANGEROUS & HAZARDOUS • Bobcat Skidsteer, plus all utilities. TREE REMOVAL, Fridge/stove/washer/dry- 524 Land For Sale216 Trucks UNDER $10,000. STUMP GRINDING, Dump trucks and er/dishwasher. Recently TREE & HEDGE Bucket trucks renovated unit has 2 bathrooms, Farmland for sale in the RM2003 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad 2010 CHEV IMPALA LT downstairs rec. room, utility of Grandview Land legal de-Cab 5.9L Cummins Turbo diesel V6, Auto., Loaded.........$89/Bi-Weekly TRIMMING & SHAPING CALL MERV room. No smoking, no pets, scriptions: 1. DESregular maintenance with many 2009 PT CRUISER 638-6742 204-638-5449 leave message. NE22-23-24W, 82 acres (62new repair parts. Excellent fuel 4 Cyl., Auto., Loaded.. .$69/Bi-Weekly FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED cultivated) 2. SE22-23-24W,economy and towing capacity. 2008 PONTIAC G6 CELL: 572-6742 For Rent- Clean, quite bachelor 164 acres (102 cultivated)Safetied. 204-638-3396 V6, Auto., Loaded. CALL suite. Applicant must be bordering Riding MountainWanted- 81 to 86 F250 or F350 2007 BUICK RENDEVOUS SERVING THE PARKLAND SINCE 1983 employed. 204-638-8047 National Park For more in-4x4 3/4 ton, any cab. Running V6, Auto., Loaded. 204-638-3683 formation call Kent atpreferred. Call 204-937-3318 2006 GMC CANYON 4 DOOR 4X4 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. REAL ESTATE HEATED 306-783-1631 Sealed tenders 5 Cyl., Auto., Loaded. After 6:00 p.m. 204-638-4645 RENTALS to be received no later than Jan217 Vans 2006 DODGE CHARGER RT WAREHOUSE 9, 2015 and sent to: Kent V8, Auto., Loaded. Turned On 400 House For Rent Schmidt 223-3rd Avenue2003 Montana 7 passenger 2006 FORD FUSION SEL SPACE South Yorkton, SK. S3N IE8safetied. New front tires, new V6, Auto., Loaded. ELECTRIC 104 8th Ave NE available FOR RENTwindshield, new muffler, new 2006 FORD ESCAPE AWD immediately. $850 plus utilities.rear shocks, new battery. Good V6, Auto., Loaded. For all your 204-294-3390 600 SQ. FT.running condition. 212,000KM, 2006 CHEV OPTRA 5 LT Electrical Needs DOWNTOWN DAUPHINasking $3200. 204-638-5629 5 Speed, Low kms. RESIDENTIAL 2 bedroom house on 18 Maple BACK ALLEY ACCESS 2005 PONTIAC GRAND AM & COMMERCIAL Ave. $800 plus utilities. AT 17 - 3RD AVE. N.E.230 Equipment/Machinery V6, Auto., Loaded. DAUPHIN & AREA 204-294-3390 available immedi- 2005 CHEV REG. CAB 3/4 TON 4X4 CALL DEVIN KIESMAN ately. 204-648-7218For Sale- 1992 IH 8200 L10M Auto., Loaded. 204-232-5031 CELLair single axle 10 speed w/load 2004 FORD EXT. CAB 4X4 204-629-2127 PHONE 411 Jackson Street new 3 bed- For all yourmax pindle hitch, tandem trailer, V8, Auto., Loaded. room house for rent. Fridge, Printing needs.... Callelec. brake, 10,000 pound axles. stove included $1000.00 plusCall 204-937-3318 Based on 60 Month Finance utilities/month. Available De- 638-4420TD14 IHC Crawler good under- Contract Plus Taxes OAC. cember 15, 2014. Application tocarriage- Angle dozer and be picked up- 19 B Memorialcanopy asking $5000 OBO. Warranty Available Blvd. Contact informationPhone 204-767-2063 204-638-8927 TRADES WELCOME CONQUER WINTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY with a 403 - 2nd Ave. N.W. DURSTON ALLARD Zaplitny & Zamrykut Marion Pernarowski FOUR WHEEL Dauphin, MB YAKUBCHAK DRIVE SUV Plumbing & Heating Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountant 204-638-1209 WIRCH 2008 JEEP LIBERTY 430-1st Ave. NE Darryl Zamrykut, B.Comm., C.A. 30 - 1st Ave. N.E. 251 Recreation Vehicles 204-638-3339 CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS 2009 GMC ACADIA Shelly D. Love, B.Comm., C.A. P.O. Box 445 Brand new ATV's, just in time www.durstonplumbing.com George Allard FCGA* Dauphin, Manitoba R7N 2V3 2009 DODGE JOURNEY for Christmas, dirt bikes, dune Commercial & Residential Service Russell Yakubchak C.G.A.* J.J. Zamrykut, B.Comm., C.G.A. buggies and UTV's. All with full Phone 204-638-0909 www.bbsalesltd.com warranty. 110cc ATV $729; Furnaces & Boilers Howard Wirch, C.G.A.* Phone 204-638-3543 Fax 204-638-0910 1775 Main St. S., 125cc ATV $999; 125cc dune SALES & SERVICE Dauphin, MB buggie $1599; 125cc dirt bike Water Treatment & Conditioning Systems 15 - 1st Ave. S.W. 510 Main St. N. 204-622-7355 $799. Larger sizes in stock. Best Drain Cleaning & Hot Water Tanks Dauphin, MB R7N 1R9 Dauphin, Man. R7N 1C9 prices in Manitoba. Phone: 204-638-3005 Dealer Permit #1647 www.canadattatv.com Suppliers of r Randy McPhee 204-724-2438 Fax: 204-638-5817 Computers, Printers and Supplies. 204-638-6485 Electrical Contractor BUSINESS Full Service Computer Repair Onanole - Thursday 107 Main Street North, Dauphin Phone: 204-848-7413 We are there for you Phone SERVICE DIRECTORY when others can’t be. Ph. 204-638-0535 Fax 204-638-5017 Roblin - Wednesday 204-638-3555 300 General Services Email: [email protected] Phone: 204-937-3073 Help is just a push of a button away. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Free Granite upgrade, with Shoal Lake - Thursday Weekdays presentation of competitors Phone: 204-759-2680 estimate. Conditions apply. Supply and install. Stone *DENOTES PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION countertops, wood, acrylic & wrapped cabinets. 204-647-0089 Available for appointments AND EXTERIORS LTD. SEITTER’S Commercial & Residential www.STONECABINET.ca, Tuesday & Friday CONSTRUCTION Doors & Hardware • Safes Serviced & Sold 26 1st Ave NE, Dauphin - SIDING - SOFFIT - FASCIA Dr. Donald R. Allen Call: NORTHLAND LOCK & SAFE GP CLEANERS: Offering 5” CONTINUOUS Gerhard Seitter House Cleaning weekly, DAUPHIN EAVESTROUGH 204-638-5920 or Your Parkland Security Specialist monthly, selling your house. CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE 204-648-6205 Steve Hewey Serving Dauphin and area. SPECIALIZING IN BUILDING NEW OR RENOVATING - References available. Shelley 21 - 2nd Ave. N.E. ALL TYPES OF SIDING LET US HELP YOU! 204-647-LOCK (5625) Bates- 204-813-3734. 204-638-6642 JAMES HARDIE Marczylo CANEXEL VINYL Maintenance APB HYDRO GRANTS AVAILABLE Complete Janitorial Services HANDYMAN • Daily, weekly, monthly 204-648-3068 • Commercial, industrial, residential “The Handyman” • Construction initial clean ups HOME REPAIRS [email protected] SNOW BLOWING Environment friendly product used. ~ NO JOB TOO SMALL ~ FREE ESTIMATES LICENSED AND INSURED CALL ANTHONY OR GAYLENE SERVING DAUPHIN AND AREA OVER 16 YEARS 204-638-3951 204-647-8179 204-572-0678 [email protected]

B8 THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 REAL ESTATE 601 Livestock - Horses 705 Emp. Opportunity 705 Emp. Opportunity The WINNIPEG FREE PRESS SALES Female black and white paints Apiary worker 2 full time Class 1 driver to pull super b's. requires524 Land For Sale broke to drive. Set of bob seasonal positions wage starts @ Home every weekend. Full time. sleighs with new deck, a wagon $12/h some experience with Pay is negotiable on experience. NEWSPAPER DELIVERY REPRESENTATIVESFor Sale- A quarter section land also. 204-767-2109 after honeybees; duties: assist 2 own- Call 204-548-4473 ordescription NE 11-35-29 RM of 6:00PM. er beekeepers with managing 204-447-7082 in the City of Dauphin.Swan River. Please send offers and harvesting honey from 800 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONto 5512957 MB LTD. Box 339 Natural and Gentle Horse beehives from May 1 to Oct 15, is an in-demand career in Canada! If you have a reliable vehicleSwan River, MB R0L 1Z0 Training, Courses, Riding Les- 2015. Located near Ste. Rose, Employers have work-at-home and want to earn sons & Boarding, by Judith MB. Reply to The Birds & The positions available. Get the online extra money please callThe following Private Land is Graile. Call 204-564-2285 or Bees Co ltd. at training you need from an email: [email protected] [email protected] employer-trusted program. Visit: Ronnie at 204-638-4328 forbeing offered for sale: CareerStep.ca/MT or 1-888-528- more information or Variety of horses for sale, Help Wanted- Cleaning person. 0809 to start training for your work- email [email protected] looking for loving families. Must be able to vacuum, sweep at-home career today!SW30-31-15W, SW19-26-14W Friendly and tame. and wash floors. Must submit 204-572-5981. criminal check. 5 evenings a WinterThe following Crown Lands week, no weekends. Fax resume Road Haul 2015 606 Farm Produce to 204-638-8676 or call Class 1 Drivershave been approved by 204-638-5166 for more informa- needed for deliveries Koshowski Potato Growers- tion. in MB & NW Ont.Manitoba Agriculture, Food and 237 Industrial Road, next to (204) 989-4300 Autopac. New potato's, 5, 10, 20Rural Development for transfer or 50 pound red or white. Also ext. 223 baby type red or white in 5 or 10 or e-mail:to the purchaser of the private pound bags. 204-572-7245 [email protected] listed as these lands are 617 Feed Are you interested in using and navigatingpart of the ranch unit held by Feed oats for sale. the revised federal 204-638-8443Harold Fleming of Meadow Riding Mountain Parc national du Temporary Feed pellets, feed grain, canola Foreign meal, DDG for sale. Call for National Park Mont-Riding Worker details 204-937-2739 or visitPortage, MB. www.gmseedcleaning.com parkscanada.gc.ca parcscanada.gc.ca Program?NE17-26-14W, NW17-26-14W, 621 Hay Riding Mountain Trust CITRNN E 1 8 - 2 6 - 1 4 W, NW For Sale- Small square hay and National Park to help you. straw bales. Call 204-648-495518-26-14W, SE19-26-14W, or 204-638-8497 Seasonal Indeterminate Make the right connection today...SE20-26-14W, SW20-26-14W. EMPLOYMENT Interpretation [email protected] Officer/ Call + 1 (416) 466-3333If you wish to purchase the 700 Business Opportunity CITRN Canada Head Office: Coordinator II 500 Danforth Ave., Suite 309,private land and apply for the GET FREE VENDING Toronto, ON Canada MACHINES Can Earn PM-02 LICENSED RECRUITERSUnit Transfer, contact the less- $100,000.00 + Per Year. All Cash- $54,543 to $58,764 UNDER GOVT OF SASKATCHEWAN Retire in Just 3 Years. Protected © 2014 CITRN - CHIS Immigrationee: Harold Fleming Box 17 Territories. Full Details CALL (currently under review) Technical Resources Network NOW 1-866-668-6629 Website Based on full timeMeadow Portage, MB. R0L WWW.TCVEND.COM year-round employment1E0. Closing January 6, 2015If you wish to comment on orobject to the eligibility of thisUnit Transfer, write theDirector; MAFRD, AgriculturalCrown Lands, PO Box 1286,Minnedosa MB R0J 1E0; or Fax204-867-6578. AGRICULTURE Visit our website to view all job opportunities600 Livestock - Cattle or for more informationFor Sale- 10 sem. X cows bred contactsem. 2nd & 3rd calfers startcalving March 1st. Phone Shelley Neustater204-732-2880. Human ResourcesFor Sale- 47 Char/Char X cows 204-848-7210exposed to char bulls. Starting [email protected] 16. 204-732-2681 Cette information est aussi disponible en français www.pc.gc.ca/eng/pn-np/mb/ riding/index.aspx or http://ow.ly/6AEQe BRED COW SALE Build Your 14122gg15 Career With Us Ashern Auction Mart will be holding a bred cow sale following the feeder sale on Regional Purchaser The Pas, Manitoba WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2014 OPEN TO ALL CONSIGNORS Do you thrive in a dynamic and challenging environment ǁŝƚŚ ŽƉƉŽƌƚƵŶŝƟĞƐ ĨŽƌ ĐŽŶƟŶƵŽƵƐ ŐƌŽǁƚŚ ĂŶĚ ĚĞǀĞůŽƉŵĞŶƚ͍ December 17th will also be the last sale of 2014. dŽůŬŽ DĂŶŝƚŽďĂ <ƌĂŌ WĂƉĞƌƐ ŝƐ ůŽŽŬŝŶŐ ĨŽƌ Ă ZĞŐŝŽŶĂů FOR MORE INFO, PLEASE CALL: WƵƌĐŚĂƐĞƌ ĨŽƌ ĞŵƉůŽLJŵĞŶƚ ŝŶ dŚĞ WĂƐ͕ DĂŶŝƚŽďĂ͘ Buddy 204-768-0018 or dŚĞ ZĞŐŝŽŶĂů WƵƌĐŚĂƐĞƌ ŝƐ Ă ƐƵƉĞƌǀŝƐŽƌLJ ƉŽƐŝƟŽŶ ƌĞƐƉŽŶƐŝďůĞ ĨŽƌ Kirk 204-768-0019 ƐƚƌĂƚĞŐŝĐĂůůLJ ĂĐƋƵŝƌŝŶŐ ŐŽŽĚƐ͕ ƐĞƌǀŝĐĞƐ ĂŶĚ ƐƵƉƉůŝĞƐ ĨŽƌ ƚŚĞ dŽůŬŽ DĂŶŝƚŽďĂ ƐŝƚĞ͕ ǁŝƚŚ Ă ĨŽĐƵƐ ŽŶ ŚŝŐŚ ƌŝƐŬ ŝƚĞŵƐ͕ ůŽŶŐͲƚĞƌŵ ƐƵƉƉůLJ Interlake Cattlemen’s Co-op ĂŐƌĞĞŵĞŶƚƐ͕ ďƵƐŝŶĞƐƐ ŝŵƉƌŽǀĞŵĞŶƚ ƉƌĂĐƟĐĞƐ ĂŶĚ ƌĞůĂƚĞĚ ůĞŐĂů ŝƐƐƵĞƐ͘ dŚĞ ƉŽƐŝƟŽŶ ƉƌŽǀŝĚĞƐ ĐŽͲŽƌĚŝŶĂƟŽŶ ŽĨ ŝŶĨŽƌŵĂƟŽŶ ŇŽǁ Licence #1128 ďĞƚǁĞĞŶ ƚŚĞ DĂŶĂŐĞŵĞŶƚ dĞĂŵ͕ KƉĞƌĂƟŶŐ ĞƉĂƌƚŵĞŶƚƐ͕ ŽƌƉŽƌĂƚĞ WƵƌĐŚĂƐŝŶŐ͕ ĂŶĚ ^ƵƉƉůŝĞƌƐ͘ FARMERS & RANCHERS ^ƵĐĐĞƐƐĨƵů ĐĂŶĚŝĚĂƚĞƐ ǁŝůů ŚĂǀĞ ƚŚĞ ĨŽůůŽǁŝŶŐ ƋƵĂůŝĮĐĂƟŽŶƐ͗ Plan to attend the Retirement & Herd Dispersal ͻ dŚĞ ŝŶĐƵŵďĞŶƚ ǁŝůů ƉŽƐƐĞƐƐ Ă ŵŝŶŝŵƵŵ ŽĨ ϱ LJĞĂƌƐ͛ ĞdžƉĞƌŝĞŶĐĞ of approx. 180 CharX Cows and 7 Bulls ŝŶ Ă ƐĞŶŝŽƌ ƉƵƌĐŚĂƐŝŶŐ ƉŽƐŝƟŽŶ ĂŶĚ ǁŝůů ŚĂǀĞ Ă WW ĚĞƐŝŐŶĂƟŽŶ FOR LEONARD & JOANNE KIESMAN ƚŚƌŽƵŐŚ W͘D͘ ͘͘ Žƌ ĞƋƵŝǀĂůĞŶƚ ƌĞůĞǀĂŶƚ ŬŶŽǁůĞĚŐĞ͘ Saturday, December 13, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. ͻ dŚĞ ƐƵĐĐĞƐƐĨƵů ĂƉƉůŝĐĂŶƚ ŝƐ ƌĞƋƵŝƌĞĚ ƚŽ ďĞ Ă ƐĞůĨͲƐƚĂƌƚĞƌ ǁŝƚŚ ĞdžĐĞůůĞŶƚ ŽƌŐĂŶŝnjĂƟŽŶĂů͕ ŝŶƚĞƌƉĞƌƐŽŶĂů͕ ĐŽŵŵƵŶŝĐĂƟŽŶ͕ ĂŶĚ Ashern Auction Mart ƟŵĞ ŵĂŶĂŐĞŵĞŶƚ ƐŬŝůůƐ͖ ĂƐ ǁĞůů͕ ŵƵƐƚ ƉŽƐƐĞƐƐ ƚŚĞ ĂďŝůŝƚLJ ƚŽ ǁŽƌŬ ǁŝƚŚ ŝŶƚĞƌƌƵƉƟŽŶƐ ǁŚŝůĞ ĐŽŶƟŶƵĂůůLJ ƌĞĂƐƐĞƐƐŝŶŐ ĂŶĚ Cows consist of: ĐŚĂŶŐŝŶŐ ƉƌŝŽƌŝƟĞƐ͘ 13 Heifers – bred to easy calving Charolais bull ͻ dŚĞ ŝŶĐƵŵďĞŶƚ ŵƵƐƚ ŚĂǀĞ ƐƚƌŽŶŐ ĂƩĞŶƟŽŶ ƚŽ ĚĞƚĂŝů͕ ďƵƐŝŶĞƐƐ ĂĐƵŵĞŶ͕ ĚĞĐŝƐŝǀĞŶĞƐƐͬũƵĚŐŵĞŶƚ͕ ƉƌŽũĞĐƚ ŵĂŶĂŐĞŵĞŶƚ͕ ĂŶĚ 40 Cows – coming with second calf ůĞĂĚĞƌƐŚŝƉ ƐŬŝůůƐ͘ 127 Cows 3 - 9 yrs old ͻ dŚĞ ƐƵĐĐĞƐƐĨƵů ĐĂŶĚŝĚĂƚĞ ŵƵƐƚ ŚĂǀĞ ƚŚĞ ĚĞŵŽŶƐƚƌĂƚĞĚ ĂďŝůŝƚLJ ƚŽ ŶĞŐŽƟĂƚĞ ŵĂũŽƌ ĐŽŶƚƌĂĐƚƐ͘ Cows bred Charolais w/2 Red Simmental bulls ͻ dŚĞ ŝŶĐƵŵďĞŶƚ ŵƵƐƚ ďĞ ĂďůĞ ƚŽ ŽƉĞƌĂƚĞ ŝŶ Ă ƚĞĂŵ Bulls turned out end of May ĞŶǀŝƌŽŶŵĞŶƚ͕ ĂŶĚ ďĞ ĂďůĞ ƚŽ ĚĞǀĞůŽƉ ǀĞƌLJ ĞīĞĐƟǀĞ ǁŽƌŬŝŶŐ ƌĞůĂƟŽŶƐŚŝƉƐ ǁŝƚŚ ŝŶƚĞƌŶĂů ĐƵƐƚŽŵĞƌƐ ĂŶĚ ƐƵƉƉůŝĞƌ Cows have been on a full Pfizer health program. ƌĞƉƌĞƐĞŶƚĂƟǀĞƐ͘ All cows preg checked at the Auction Mart and age verified. /Ĩ LJŽƵ ĂƌĞ ŝŶƚĞƌĞƐƚĞĚ ŝŶ ĞdžƉůŽƌŝŶŐ ƚŚŝƐ ŽƉƉŽƌƚƵŶŝƚLJ ƉůĞĂƐĞ ƐƵďŵŝƚ LJŽƵƌ Bulls consist of: ƌĞƐƵŵĞ ďLJ December 15, 2014 to: [email protected] 6 white Charolais and 1 Red Simmental We thank all candidates for their interest; however only those **Gift Certificate for the Volume Buyer** selected for an interview will be contacted. FOR MORE INFO CALL: Apply Today!Leonard: 204-768-3288 or Cell: 204-739-3696 www.tolko. comBuddy: 204-768-0018 or Kirk: 204-768-0019 Interlake Cattlemen’s Co-op Licence #1128

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD B9EMPLOYMENT Truck driver wanted: Super caareer EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY B grain and fertilizer hauling. Reputable company. Contact R.O.S.E. Inc. 204-648-6271. We are looking for705 Emp. Opportunity you can buildDesigner / Salesperson DIRECT SUPPORT WORKERSHelp Wanted- Ste Rose Dauphin, MB onCongregrate Meal Program is in our Community Living Disabilities Programinviting applications for part- PO Box 46 Site 145 RR1 McMunn & Yates Building Supplies is currently accepting applications in Ste. Rose, Manitoba.time cook, must have food safe Brandon, Manitoba for the position of Designer/ Salesperson at our Dauphin location. Wecourse or be willing to take the R7A 5Y1 are Manitoba’s largest retail distributor of lumber, building materials Starting Wage $14.32 increasing to $15.32 followingcourse, criminal record check. and hardware, with the ability to serve the entire province of Manitoba, successful 6 month probation period.For more info call Class 1 Drivers Eastern Saskatchewan and Western Ontario. The Designer/Salesper-204-447-2478. Please forward Required son is responsible for providing professional structural design and draft- FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT DIANA WHITEresume to Ste Rose and District ing services to our customers in a timely and efficient manner. These PROGRAM MANAGER AT 204-447-4200 EXT. 2.Community Resource Council, **$0.48/mile to start** services include CAD software designs of both residential, farm andBox 808 Ste Rose, MB R0L **Paid Can/US border commercial construction. Additional responsibilities include offering Interested applicants are invited to submit their resume with references to:1S0. We thank all applicants, positive helpful customer service, providing knowledgeable and currenthowever we will only contact crossings** product information, and general administrative management. Rose Inc., Box 28, Ste. Rose, Manitoba R0L 1S0applicants who will be **Paid loading** Fax: 204-447-2965 or email: [email protected] in the interview. **Paid unloading** Duties to include, but not limited to: **Benefits incl. vision, • Become fully proficient in CAD design software The Largest Ladies Wear Store In The Parkland hasSmitty's Restaurant is looking health, dental, disability** • Provide detailed quality drawings, designed to meet or exceedfor energetic people to join our **Company matched FULL TIME AND CASUALteam. Permanent full time customers’ expectationslounge staff and restaurant serv- pension** • Arrange meetings, as required, with customers to gather essential SALES POSITIONSers. Apply in person with re- AVAILABLEsume at 1601 Main St. S. Contact Tyler information and build a strong relationship between the customer P: 204.571.0187 ext. 5 and M&Y Must be reliable, punctual, courteous, self-motivated • Provide current knowledgeable product information and sales and well groomed. F: 204.571.9363 service E: theuchert@ • Assist the customers through the entire purchase process. Retail experience an asset and able to work as a team. renaissancetrans.ca Providing timely and accurate recording of sales and purchasing Apply in person with resumé to: transactions. Gloria Gayles • Develop strong sales relationships with contractors and 212 Main St. North professional builders Dauphin, MB • Actively call on sales leads and opportunities • Follow all administrative requirements as developed by the EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES company West Region Ideally, great organization skills, time management, and strong cus- Treaty 2 & 4 tomer relations are essential. We offer a competitive salary and benefit Health Services package. If you would like to build your career with our company, please forward your resume with cover letter, in confidence to: Counselling Services Unit McMunn & Yates Building Supplies Ltd West Region Treaty 2 & 4 Health Services Attn: Store Manager Counselling Services Unit Box 610, 588 – 1st Ave N.E. Dauphin, MB R7N 2V4 Email: [email protected] We thank all candidates in advance; however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Full Time Counsellor Position (Mental Health) for Ebb & Flow First Nation FRONTIER SCHOOL DIVISION The West Region Tribal Council Health Department is a First Nation Organization that delivers SUPPORT STAFF JOB POSTING a variety of Mandatory and Discretionary Health Care services to the seven WRTC area First Nation Communities, and is hereby seeking applications for One Full Time Counsellor (Mental Health) for Ebb & Flow First Nation. Summary of Responsibilities: POSITION: Clerk Typist/Library Specialist Direct Client Service: • Provide short/long term counselling to client(s) in a respective and professional manner LOCATION: Duck Bay School • Work with client(s) to promote health and wellness • Work with client(s) to promote self esteem/self health and self-reliance START DATE: As Soon As Possible • Work effectively with client(s) to restore healthy lifestyles • Evaluate client(s) progress in counselling sessions HOURS/DAY/MONTHS: 3.50 Hours/Day, 5 Days/Week, 10 Months/Year (Clerk Typist) Team Work Approach: • In collaboration with the Mental Wellness Advisor and Clinical Supervisor, the Counselor 3.625 Hours/Day, 5 Days/Week, will be responsible to deliver crisis intervention/mental health counseling services 10 Months/Year (Library Specialist) • Work under the supervision of the Mental Wellness Advisor • Must attend all clinical supervision meetings with Clinical Supervisor on a monthly and/or TERM OF EMPLOYMENT: Permanent required basis UNIONIZED/NON-UNIONIZED: Non-Unionized • Partake in Critical Incident Response and Debriefing services as required • Partake in Case Management with other service providers as required14122gg17 APPLICATION DEADLINE: Monday, December 15, 2014 – 12:00 p.m. DUTIES: Administrative Functions: • Must ensure all documentation pertaining to client files is kept-up-to-date CLERK TYPIST • Must be accountable for record/file keeping of all clientele files and ensure client files are Reporting to the Principal the Clerk Typist is responsible for all secretarial functions within the school. Duties include reception, typing and editing letters kept confidential, secure and protected and reports, submission of student attendance and payroll reports to the Area • Must implement professional conduct at all times per Counselling Services Unit and/or Division Offices, bookkeeping of all school accounts, incoming/ • Must possess computer technology skills outgoing mail and filing. • Complete all reports as required • Attend meetings, professional development trainings and/or workshops as required LIBRARY SPECIALIST Qualification Priorities: The Library Specialist supports literacy development by creating an organized, • Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) friendly, and efficient library environment for teachers, students, and • Other equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered – community members. The incumbent is responsible for maintaining the library resources as well as the online library filing system and library database. University Degree and/or College Counselling Certificate • Knowledge and respect of the West Region area First Nations and/or culture and traditions QUALIFICATIONS: • High School Diploma Training and/or experience in any of the following will be considered: • Library Training Certificate or enrollment in the Library Training Program • Training in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), Critical Incident (Salary is pro-rated and determined by the number of courses Response/Debriefing, Crisis Intervention, Crisis Management, Mental Health 1st Aid, Anger completed in the program) Management • Proficiency in a variety of computer applications in a network environment • Other training relevant to position (i.e. word processing, spreadsheets, and database applications) • Experience in facilitation of presentations and workshops • Previous clerical and/or secretarial experience in a school setting • Experience in facilitation of programs/groups (women, men, adolescents, children) • Familiarity with Maplewood (student information system) and CA$cH (accounting system) would be considered an asset Other: • Ability to work independently and as a team member • Current Resume, clearly stating your history and experience of service delivery to First • Excellent interpersonal , verbal and written communication skills • Excellent time management skills Nations clients • Ability to maintain confidentiality with respect to all matters pertaining to • Three reference letters demonstrating your ability to do crisis intervention and mental students, staff and families in all verbal and written communication • Ability to use initiative and judgment in determining work priorities health counselling, preferably with First Nations clientele • Ability to treat students in a respectful, responsible and fair manner with due • Proof of current registration/license with a professional regulatory body, preferably provincial consideration to the student’s physical, social and psychological development • Proof of adequate, current professional liability insurance (minimum 2 million) • Criminal Record Check Applications should include a covering letter, current resume and a list of three • Manitoba Child Abuse Registry Check references including contact numbers, one of which must be your last supervisor. • Transcripts/diplomas/degrees from colleges/universities noted in resume sent directly to Consent to contact references is also required. Forward application package to: Renita Houle, B.S.W., R.S.W., Mental Wellness Advisor Mrs. Karen Crozier • Possess Valid Manitoba Drivers License Area 2 Superintendent Frontier School Division Other Benefits: • Company vehicle with gas card provided 38-1st Avenue N.W. • Cell phone, office space and office equipment provided Dauphin, MB R7N 1G7 • Excellent benefits package Phone: 204-638-6839 Fax: 204-638-3335 • Two weeks paid leave during Christmas holidays Email: [email protected] • Excellent team to work with All applicants are thanked for their interest; however, only applicants selected for an Salary: interview will be contacted. Employment is contingent upon the provision of clear Criminal • Negotiable on the basis of qualifications/experience. Record and Child Abuse Registry checks. For further information on the Division, visit the website at www.frontiersd.mb.ca Closing Date: December 12, 2014 @ 4:30 P.M. Resume Submission: Mail/Email to the attention of: Renita Houle, B.S.W., R.S.W., Mental Wellness Advisor West Region Treaty 2 & 4 Health Services Unit 16-2nd Floor, 317 Main Street North Dauphin, Manitoba R7N 1C5 Email: [email protected] Fax: (204) 622-9449 Note: We thank all interested professionals for submitting their application for this position, however only those that meet the qualifications will be considered. If you would like further information regarding this position, please do not hesitate to contact Mrs. Renita Houle, B.S.W., R.S.W., Mental Wellness Advisor at (204) 622-9400.

B10 EMPLOYMENT THE DAUPHIN HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 EMPLOYMENT Dauphin Consumers Co-operative Ltd. Parkland Residential & Vocational Services Inc. Employment Opportunity The Dauphin Herald Company Is accepting applications for in our Community Living disABILITIES Program is currently accepting applications for a COURTESY CLERKS DIRECT SUPPORT WORKERS Term in our Food Centre Part time positions available RECEPTIONIST These are “term positions” during the construction and demoli- Start wage $14.08 to $15.57 per hour depending on qualifications tion process of our store. Qualifications: • Interested applicants should have a strong Competive wages, along with benefits and the opportunity for a T Proof of education – minimum Grade XII commitment to customer service. career with the Co-op system. T Class 5 Drivers License T Criminal Record Search & Child Abuse Check • Be able to multi-task. Please contact [email protected] or T Current Emergency First Aid or willing to acquire immediately when hired • Enjoy a fast-paced environment and be able to [email protected] T Be willing to work shifts – evenings and weekends Or apply in person between the hours of 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. For more information regarding types of shifts and available hours please call meet deadlines in a timely, effective manner. Monday to Friday to: • Demonstrate ability to work co-operatively and Administration Office, 204-638-8901 and ask for Ilene. Dauphin Co-op 3 References must accompany resume effectively in a team environment. 18 – 3rd Ave. N.E. Forward letter of application with resume to the Executive Director • Computer knowledge and typing skills an asset. Dauphin, MB At: 424 - 1st Ave. NE, Dauphin, Manitoba R7N 1A9 • Be responsible and well organized. Or Fax: 204-638-1548 Or Email: [email protected] Apply in writing no later than December 19, 2014 to While we thank all applicants, only those being considered will be contacted. ADVERTISING CLERK/RECEPTIONIST Mountain PUBLIC Dauphin Herald Co. View School NOTICES Box 548, Dauphin, MB R7N 2V3 Come be a part of our team! Division 800 Auctionsor drop off resume at 120 - 1st Avenue N.E., Dauphin. FULL TIME POSITION Application deadline for the NEW YEAR’S DAY ANTIQUEWe thank all applicants in advance for their interest, however, we will only be following position is contacting those individuals who will be participating in an interview. available in our Auction, Thursday, January 1, December 12, 2014 @ 12:00 pm NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Sporting Goods 11a.m. Features: beautiful antique Department Senior ICT TechnicianGenerating bright futures 1/4 cut oak furniture; special lamps with an opportunity for DivisionPower Line Technician Training Program advancement! Posting #2014-IT-700 and unique antiques. For info con-We have opportunities in our Power Line Technician • Competitive Wages • Benefits 1.0 FTE TERM tact Donogh Antiques 204-727-Training Program. Power Line Technicians construct, • Great Working Atmospheremaintain and repair electrical power transmission Application deadline for the 1088, websiteand distribution systems. You will participate in a Please apply in person with resume positions isfour year apprenticeship program that includes to Dave Campbell www.mrankinauctions.com. Mur-on-the-job training and 10 weeks of competency- December 15, 2014 @ 12:00 pmbased trade schools. 6 - 1ST Ave. S.W. ray Rankin Auctions 204-534- Guidance TeacherTo be considered, you will be a high school graduate 204-638-7057 7401, Killarney, MB.with the following credits: Mathematics 40S (Applied Dauphin Regionalor Pre-Calculus), Physics 30S and English 40. Website: parkland.sourceforsports.com Comprehensive School (DRCSS) 805 Notices Email: [email protected] Line Trades Pre-Placement Posting #2014-TCH-355 Joel & Stephanie of Ste RoseTraining Program is looking for 1.0 FTE Limited Teacher General du Lac MB intends to sell private lands: E 1/2 36-24-11 W,Aboriginal candidates who do not currently meet all SUBSTITUTE CARRIERS Vocational Teacher Sec. 01-25-11 W, N 1/2the above qualifications may be interested in our six 02-25-11 W, Sec. 12-25-11 W,month Aboriginal Line Trades Pre-Placement Training for the Tuesday Dauphin Herald and the Dauphin Regional E 1/2 11-25-11 W, SE 14-25-11Program. Selected candidates will receive on-the- Friday Parkland Shopper. Comprehensive School (DRCSS) W, W 1/2 13-25-11 W, W 1/2job training and academic upgrading to meet the 13-25-11 W, W 1/2 26-24-11minimum requirements to compete for a position If you are interested, please stop by and fill out an Posting #2014-TCH-356 W, SE 26-24-11 W to Anthonyin the Power Line Technician Training Program. application at 120 - 1st Ave. N.E. 0.25 FTE Limited Teacher General Duffy who intends to acquire the following agriculturalTo be considered, you will be a high school Photography Crown land leases: NWgraduate with at least one of the following credits: 02-25-11 W, E 1/2 10-25-11 W,Mathematics 40S (Applied or Pre-Calculus), Educational Assistant NW 31-24-10 W, W 1/2Physics 30S or English 40. Proof of Aboriginal 25-24-11 W, E 1/2 35-24-11 W, Mackenzie Middle School SW 35-24-11 W, W 1/214122gg04Ancestry is also required. Posting #2014-EA-212 36-24-11 W, W 1/2 06-25-10 2.75 hrs/day TERM W, S 1/2 02-25-11 W, NEApplications for both the Power Line Technician and 35-24-11 W, W 1/2 30-24-10Aboriginal Line Trades Pre-Placement Programs must SUBMIT APPLICATION TO: W, SW 31-24-10 W, NEinclude a personal résumé and a complete transcript 1) email to: 24-24-11 W, NE 25-24-11 W,of marks (high school and any post secondary). NE 26-24-11 W, SE 36-24-11Only complete applications will be considered. [email protected] W, SW 05-24-10 W, E 1/2 06-24-10 W, SE 07-24-11 W, WVisit our website at www.hydro.mb.ca/careers to 2) mail to: 1/2 11-25-11 W, Sec. 13-25-11apply online. If you are unable to access a computer, MVSD-Human Resources W, SW 14-25-11 W, NEplease call our Employment Line at 1-204-360-7282 Box 715 Dauphin, MB 36-25-11 W, SW 07-24-10 Wor 1-800-565-5200. R7N 3B3 by Unit Transfer. If you wish to comment on orThe deadline for applications is December 23, 2014. 3) Fax: 204-638-7250 object to the eligibility of thisWe thank you for your interest and will contact you 4) www.applytoeducation.com purchaser please write to:if you are selected for an interview. Director, MAFRD, Agricultural FOR DETAILED INFORMATION Crown Lands, PO Box 1286,Manitoba Hydro offers a competitive salary and VISIT OUR WEBSITE Minnedosa MB R0J 1E0; or Faxbenefits package and working conditions that provide 204-867-6578for a balanced approach to work, family life and www.mvsd.ca/hrcommunity, including a nine day work cycle. Recycle Manitoba Hydro is ALL committed to diversity and employment equity. NEWSPAPERS with all flyers and inserts Maple Leaf Agri-Farms is seeking individuals to join our team. 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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014 THE DAUPHIN HERALD B11 PUBLIC 815 Tenders NOTICES Land For Sale By Tender:810 Legal R.M of Ste Rose. SW29-23-15W 160 acres. Tend-The following Private Land is ers close December 15, 2014.being offered for sale: NW Highest or any tender not12-24-16 W Part NW 16-24-16 necessarily accepted. MailW Part NE 20-33-15 W. tender to Land Tender Box 254,The following Crown Lands Ste Rose du Lac, MB R0L 1S0have been approved byManitoba Agriculture, Food and TENDER OF FARM LANDRural Development for transfer FOR SALEto the purchaser of the privatelands listed as these lands are The following land is tenderedpart of the ranch unit held by for sale:Bernard Dyck of Ste. Rose du NE 1/4 32-25-22 WPM (159Lac, MB. acres) RM of Gilbert Plains.All of section 22-23-15 W All of Possession of the land will besection 16-33-15 W All of sec- effective after December 31st,tion 15-33-15 W NE 16-33-15 2014. Tenders must be receivedW NW 16-33-15 W SE by the law offices of Johnston &16-33-15 W. Company, barristers andIf you wish to purchase the solicitors, Box 551, Dauphin,private land and apply for the Manitoba, R7N 2V4, Attention:Unit Transfer contact the Lessee T.J.J. Van Buekenhout, on orBernard Dyck at Box 711, Ste. before December 31st, 2014.Rose du Lac, MB R0L 1S0. Highest or any tender notIf you wish to comment on or necessarily accepted.object to the eligibility of thisUnit Transfer write the Director, Help For Today.MAFRD, Agricultural Crown Hope For Tomorrow.Lands, PO Box 1286,Minnedosa MB R0J 1E0; or Fax Alzheimer Society204-867-6578. 4CUatnhllceinlesgsp.ae..c.lliHaPelarsreaeilnsuttyseo, tuGorraBcnhadabpineacsrebetonortnsb,eiAnpua2nr0tt1s4o&f! 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14122MC02Cary Fillion Jeff Allard Dean Lounsbury Dave Rempel Ron Tycholes Bryan Byers Wade Thiele Curtis Flett Jacquie Bencharski Bob Hammond Alyson Sametz Dean CooleySales Manager Sales Manager Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Finance Manager Finance Manager Marketing Manager General Manager www.deancooleygm.com 1600 Main St. S., Dauphin, MB Canada Phone 204-638-4026 Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday