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Jaime-Lynne’s clothing store opens in Souris

New kid on the block brings clothes shopping back to Souris - Jaime-Lynne’s Clothing has opened its doors in Souris. The new kid on the block will carry a wide array of women’s clothing as well as girls and baby items. Jaime-Lynne’s is located on Crescent Avenue in Souris and is open Tuesday - Friday 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Pictured: Jamie Lukacin (L) is finalizing a sale with Jenna Clemmons (centre) and Jesse Paul on September 30.

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by Darci Semeschuk There’s a new kid on the block and Souris and area women are happy about it. A new clothing store, Jaime-Lynne’s, has opened its door on Crescent Avenue in the former Lagasse’s Art Studio.

“I chose Souris as a place to open my pop up store and I couldn’t be happier,” commented Jaime Lukacin. “I have only been open for two day as of October 4, not including my soft opening and grand opening on September 30 so I don’t really know

what to expect yet. The grand opening was amazing so if that keeps up, I’ll be happy.”

Specializing in good quality leggings, tops, sweaters and other everyday items that you just can’t find in Souris, Jaime-Lynne’s caters to every taste.

“I try to keep an array of sizes and I only choose reliable, good quality suppliers for my stock. I wouldn’t carry anything that I wouldn’t wear myself. That’s important,” she remarked. “I also stock

a selection of girls clothing up to size 12 - 13 as well as baby items. If you need something, chances are I’ll have it.”

Jaime carries women’s sizes ranging from small to 3X. She says her clothes aren’t cheap but they aren’t really expensive either.

“It’s a mid-range price,” she stated. “I don’t carry anything over $100 and I also try to limit the items to one or two sets per size to keep them unique.”

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Five-time champion Rugby 7s Above: The varsity girls are 2016 WHSR Rugby 7s Champions. Lead by coach Brian Yon, it’s the fifth year in a row the Sabres have won the title and they are the only team that has won since the 7s league was founded in 2012. It wasn’t easy as the Sabres beat Dauphin in a tight game decider 7-0 on a wet, miserable day. Well done, Sabres! Pictured: The 2016 Rugby 7s, back row (L-R): Janelle Eastman, Parker Janz, Cassie Henderson, Katie Goldrich-McFaul, Kendra Roberts, Kayla Kirkpatrick, Harleigh Renwick, ShaeLynn Davies. Front row: Jenna Farmer, Allyssa Cloet, Carla Gutierrez, Alaina Lobreau.

Right: Katie Goldrich-McFaul (L) and Kayla Kirkpatrick, both members of the Varsity Ruby 7s, proudly display the MHSR Westman High School Rugby 2016 Championship banner. This banner will join four others, bringing the number to five rugby championship banners hanging at Souris School.

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Jaime-Lynne’s clothing store opens in Souris Continued from page 1 The only exception to the $100 rule is the diaper bags Jaime stocks. She has a baby and can’t resist buying up those lovely bags from Timi & Leslie!

Customers may be familiar with the companies that Jaime deals with. She is particularly fond of UmGee and also likes the quality of Trend Notes, Emma’s Closet, Steevyer and Mon Ami. “I don’t buy from the regular designer labels because I just can’t compete with larger retailers,” she explained. “These are smaller companies with good quality and lovely styles and I believe a lot

of women will like what I have.”

Jaime says she wants to hold unique shopping days like Ladies Night or appointment shopping.

There is a possibility for organizations to hold evening events at her shop as she does have room to do this. She is open to ideas and will do all she can to accommodate shoppers.

Currently Jaime is open Tuesday – Friday from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. She has to make it back home to meet the school bus but she does plan to expand those hours to include Saturdays in the near future.

“I am in the process of trying to hire staff and once I do that, depending on demand, I will open more hours,” she said.

Those hours could also include Thursday and Friday evenings in busy times such as the upcoming Christmas season. Once staff is in place, Jaime will announce her new hours. In the mean time she has no phone so if you wish to connect with Jaime, you can do so by email: jaimelynnesleggings@gmail.com Stop in at Jaime-Lynne’s and see what she has to offer in Souris’s newest clothing store.

Souris-Glenwood Council notes submitted The Council for the Municipality of SourisGlenwood held its regular meeting on Tuesday, September 13, 2016.

Members present: Mayor Darryl Jackson, Councillors Sandra Denbow, Darcy Gerow, Mark Gillis, Joseph Goodwill, William Tanguay, and Gerald Williams and CAO Charlotte Parham.

Mr. Heiko Zinn attended the meeting representing the Souris Glenwood Memorial Complex Operating Board. The 2015-2016 revenue and expense was reviewed as well as the proposed budget for 2016-2017. A deficit was recognized in the year 2015- 2016 and the board will be requesting the municipality provide funding in its 2017 budget to cover this shortfall. The accumulated deficit is $18,000.00. The 2016-2017 proposed budget also included an increase in the municipal grant to the operating board. Council will discuss the budget further prior to approval. A grant has been applied for through the Canada 150 program for upgrades to the Community Hall kitchen and washrooms. The approvals have not been announced to date.

The 2016-2017 Souris and District Arts Council report was received, including the concerts and events planned for the season. The 2015-2016 annual revenue and expense report was included for Council’s review. The Committee requested the use of the Handi-transit van for transporting disabled persons to concerts. Council agreed that the van would be available for use as part of the “in-kind” portion of the annual contribution.

Council members reported on various Boards and Committees which each represent as members of Council. Reports included the following: Construction meeting for Park Bridge; Community Development; Vet Board; Property Development Committee; Parks Board; Conservation District; Avalon Theatre Board.

The following motions were approved: • That the agenda be adopted as presented.

• That the minutes of the regular meeting of council held August 23, 2016, be adopted as cir-

culated.

• To approve for payment of accounts to September 13, 2016 represented by Cheque Nos. 10002158 to 10002222(excluding cheque no.

10002187) for a total of $ 244,845.03.

• To authorize Council members and CAO to attend the Strategic Municipal Infrastructure Consultations Regional Roundtable being held in Brandon, MB on September 23, 2016 with expenses incurred be paid in accordance with Bylaw No. 03-2015.

• To approve the following building permit as recommended by the Building Inspector: 2016-31 - Lots 5 and 6 Plan 53308 -Construction of Foundation for Single Family Dwelling Unit; 2016-33 - Lot 2, Block 87, Plan 45 - Addition to detached garage; 2016-36 - Lots 5 and 6 Plan 53308 - Construction of detached garage.

• To establish a Cemetery Board be given 1st reading as amended (clause 4 to read “March 15” not “April 30”) • That the request for an approach by Vernon Lyle and Sharon Ann VanDaele to access the NE 22 – 7 – 21 W be approved with the following conditions: That a Municipal Minor Water Control Works License be approved by Manitoba Sustainable Development and all costs incurred for the installation of said approach will be the responsibility of the municipality • To approve the request for proposed drainage works by Oakland Colony in S½ 24-8-20W as recommended by the Public Works Committee.

• To approve the request for drainage works by Hargreaves in SE 12-8-20W as recommended by the Public Works Committee.

• Council determined it to be desirable to complete the following paving project in 2016; 1. Dickson Street – south end – 240 feet long x 21 feet wide = 5,040 sq ft.; And Whereas quotes were received for the above project; Council accepts the quote from Profile Paving Ltd. $24,948.00 plus G.S.T. for the above project.

• Council determined it to be desirable to complete the following paving project in 2016;

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1. 9th Avenue West – west end – 212 feet long x 20 feet wide = 4,240 sq ft; quotes were received for the above project; Council accepts the quote from Profile Paving Ltd. $20,988.00 plus G.S.T. for the above project.

• To authorize a contribution in the amount of $300.00 to Coast to Coast Against Cancer Foundation in support of the Sears National Kids Cancer Ride.

• To authorize Council members and a staff member to attend the MARR – 2016 Manitoba Community Recycling & Waste Reduction Forum Conference, October 13th, 2016 at Best Western Airport, Winnipeg, MB expenses incurred be paid in accordance with By-law 03-2015.

• to authorize Lisa Greig and Phyllis Armour to attend the Manitoba Municipal User Group Conference, October 6th and 7th, 2016 at Canad Inns Portage la Prairie with registration and expenses incurred be paid in accordance with Bylaw 03-2015.

• To authorize Brent Fallis to attend the Manitoba Building Officials Conference held October 19 and 20, 2016, at the Canad Inns in Winnipeg, MB with expenses incurred to be paid in accordance with Indemnity By-law No.03-2015.

• To authorize Charlotte Parham, CAO and Council members to attend the MMAA Course Managing Public Hearings Under the Planning Act held October 14, 2016 in Brandon with expenses incurred to be paid in accordance with Indemnity By-law No.03-2015.

• To authorize Council members to attend the AMM Education – The Foundations of Effective Communications held October 7, 2016 at Clarion Inn, Winnipeg, MB with expenses incurred to be paid in accordance with Indemnity By-law No.032015.

• To adjourn at 9:25 p.m. to meet again on Tuesday, September 27, 2016 at 7:00 p.m.

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Solutions & Substitutions

by Reena Nerbas Dear Reena, Do you have a recipe for making your own bubble bath? Thanks.

Wilma Dear Wilma, I love this recipe because it uses common household ingredients. Bubble Nut Bath Recipe: In a bowl, combine half cup (125mL) honey, quarter cup (60 mL) gentle liquid soap, 1 tbsp.

(15 mL) almond or vanilla extract and 1 tbsp. (15mL) glycerin. Shake and add to bath. Or combine 1 tbsp. (15mL) shampoo with one eighth cup (25mL) safflower (or canola) oil; pour under running water. Tip: While you are at it, why not sprinkle a handful of rose petals into the water; luxurious!

••• Dear Reena, I have a laundry problem; a lip repair (like Lypsol) went through the washer and dryer and has left greasy stains on the front of my good sweatshirt in several places. Any ideas how this can be handled or is this now a permanent stain? Also, when grease stains appear on pillow cases (after guests)

how can I get them out? Thank-you for your great column and wise tips.

Marilyn Hi Marilyn, Here are two options for both challenges: Soak fabrics in hot water and Oxy Clean or soak the fabric separately in half-cup Arm and Hammer washing soda and enough hot water to cover the clothes for 30 minutes. Wash as usual. Air dry. Repeat until stains are gone. If all else fails, you can zap stains using RIT dye remover according to the directions on the box. Note fabric color will be significantly lightened.

••• Feedback from wise readers Re: Combat shrinking pie crusts I find that when rolling my pie crusts they tend to shrink a little so I wait a short length of time before placing them in the pie plate. This may help Robert when making crusts for lemon pies.

Barbara Re: Fruit flies I recently had an infestation of fruit flies, and a lady I know at work mentioned she had a large number of the

pesky flies as well. I came up with a trap that works quite well, and can be made in a minute or two. You need some paper, tape, a couple of small screws/ bolts and a tall drinking glass. The first step is forming a paper cone and taping it together with a small opening at the tip. Next, tape a screw/bolt, about 1-1/2” in length, to both sides of the cone near the tip. Finally, put some bait in the bottom of the glass. I’ve found a small amount of red wine works well.

Finally, place the cone in the top of the glass, and you are done. When you get a number of flies in the trap, take it outside, and lift the cone, letting the flies fly off, and replace the cone in the glass. The purpose of the screws/bolts is to ensure a snug fit between the cone and the top of the glass.

Cheers, Michael ••• Hints from Linda • If you don’t bake a lot and store baking powder in your cupboard for over a year old, it may not be active. Instead use it in the laundry; it’s a wonderful whitener/brightener.

Just dump the old baking powder in

a white wash and it brightens up the load.

• I live in a high rise building and it is a must that I clean the drains, sinks, showers and toilets with baking soda and vinegar and hot water NOT BOILING. I lived in Winnipeg in high rises for many years and my neighbor a retired plumber advised me that if done on a regular basis every three months I would never need to call him. I have stayed with that trick ever since and have never had to call a plumber. No harsh chemicals just products that I always keep on hand. I keep a huge bottle of vinegar and a box of baking soda under the sink cabinet but other people may use the ones in the fridge and freezer because they should be changed every three months anyway.

Note: Every user assumes all risks of injury or damage resulting from the implementation of any suggestions in this column. Test all products on an inconspicuous area first.

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This Week in History

by Tyler Bugg October 2: French explorer Jacques Cartier, on his second voyage to the New World, finds the native village of Hochelaga on an island on the St. Lawrence River. Cartier saw an impressive settlement, where a thousand members of the Iroquois came out to greet the French explorer and his crew, as the entrance to the fabled passage to China. However, rapids prevented him from exploring deeper along the river. The site of Hochelaga is later where the city of Montreal is built.

(1535) October 3: The final battle of the Second Triumvirate of the Roman Republic took place near the Greek city of Philippi, where Marcus Brutus and Cassius, the leaders of the assassination plot of Julius Caesar, were cornered by the armies of Caesar’s adopted heir Octavian and Caesar’s trusted lieutenant Mark Antony faced off. The brutal battle resulted in victory for

Antony and Octavian, and both Cassius and Brutus would commit suicide in the aftermath to prevent being captured. (42 BC) October 4: In the battle over who would lead the faltering Chinese Empire as the Yuan Dynasty collapsed, the largest naval battle in history took place on Lake Poyang, the largest freshwater lake in China for over a month until it was decided this day.

The Ming fleet lead by Zhu Yuanzhang, with 200,000 men was outnumbered by over three to one by the Han navy commanded by Chen Youliang, but the Ming emerged victorious, killing most of the Han army and it’s commander. Zhu would then claim the throne as the Hongwu Emperor five years later. (1363) October 5: “Bond. James Bond.” Dr. No, the first official James Bond film, with Scottish born actor Sean Connery as the lead role, premiered in London, England at the London Pavilion.

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Based off the novels by World War Two spy Ian Fleming, the James Bond franchise has produced 24 films, and adjusted for inflation, is the highest grossing film series in history at over $13 billion. (1962) October 6: President Anwar Sadat of Egypt was assassinated this day by Islamist rebels in the Egyptian army while attending a military parade in Cairo. Sadat, who just three years before signed the Camp David Accords to establish peace between Egypt and Israel and won the Nobel Peace Prize with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, was seen as traitor to the Arab nationalists and Islamist movements.

Ten others, including the Ambassador from Cuba and a Coptic Orthodox bishop, were killed in the hail of grenades and bullet fire. (1981) October 7: The Global War on Terror officially begins with “Operation Enduring Freedom” as US airplanes bombard targets in Taliban controlled

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Afghanistan, while covert operations supported the Northern Alliance that opposed the Taliban. The goal of the invasion was to dismantle the Taliban and deny al-Qaeda a safe haven, as this was where the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks, Osama bin Laden was believed to be hiding. (2001) October 8: The political magazine Der Spiegel published an article exposing the state of the West German army after a NATO exercise as “only partially ready to defend” the nation, sparking a political crisis when Minister of Defense Franz Josef Strauss, ordered the arrest of the owner and editor of Der Spiegel and the author of the article for treason. However, the author was in Spain when he was arrested, and the arrest was considered illegal, leading to the downfall of Strauss when it was revealed he lied about his involvement, and the confirmation of free speech and democracy in post-war Germany. (1962)

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On Wednesday, September 28, it was disappointing to see Cribbage players using only 3 ½ tables. Sure would like to see more out for this fun evening. Betty Devins and Joan Phillips finished with the highest score.

Taking second prize again was Evelyn Harlton and Deb Robinson with Joan Dufily and Lorna Binions ending in third spot. The 50-50 draw was won by Ken Ryckman.

Our Bingo evening

of Thursday, September 29, was attended by 25 optimistic noisemakers. Most of the noise came from Joan Phillips and Marie Neilson as they both were able to shout three times.

Marie’s last yell was on the Little House and she shared the pot of $37 with Lil Atchison. Double hollers came from Roberta Dodd, Jack Rose, Gale Collinson, and Lee Johnson.

Our meat draw on Friday, September 30, was well attended.

The lucky tickets were well spread over the Clubroom and only Pat Bauldic was able to collect two meat packages.

Keith Davidson won

the 50-50 draw which was a nice $100. The pot for “Chase the Ace” was $793.50 and Carol Urbanowski tried her hand at locating the Ace of Spades. The Ace did not cooperate and so we will have a go at it next week. Barbecued hamburgers and oven roasted veggies were our food of the evening.

We have just received Volume 7 of the Military Recognition Books. If you wish a copy, please come to the Clubroom. There is no charge for this very interesting publication.

Our 2017 membership cards are now available. The cost is $45.

Highlighted calls for service in Souris RCMP area were as follows: September 26 – Police responded to a call of a youth that was causing self-injury.

The youth was taken to hospital for treatment and arrested for being intoxicated. On

the same day, Souris Detachment received a call about the Canada Revenue Agency scam again. No money exchanged hands.

September 30 – Did you lose your bag of sugar….again? I hate it when that happens!

A bag with white powder was found near a local business. It has been seized so that no one “gets baked” with it!

Friday FYI: Criminal Record check requests

are steadily increasing. This time of year can be very busy. Don’t leave it to the last moment! It can take upwards of 2 weeks for a regular criminal record check.

False alarms: 3 Speeding: 20 Other Traffic: 13 Souris RCMP-GRC Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-emergent crime: 204-483-2123 Administration (Criminal Record Checks): 204-483-2854

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Southwest Horizon School Division

These minutes are being released as an unofficial record of the meeting and are subject to amendment/ratification at the next regular Board meeting of the School Board The regular meeting of the Southwest Horizon School Division was held on Wednesday, September 14, 2016 at 6:25 p.m. in Hartney. Trustees present: Scott Perkin (chair) (via conference call), Sven Kreusch (vice-chair), Cindy Cassils, Allan Downey, Michelle Edwards, Janice McDonald, Penny Oliver, Linda Phillips. Administration present: Carolyn Cory, Kevin Zabowski. Recording secretary – Michelle Blades. Regrets: Chris Page. The vice-chair called the meeting to order at 6:25 p.m.

Oliver/Cassils: Be it resolved that we adopt the agenda, as presented. Carried.

McDonald/Phillips: Be it resolved that we approve the minutes from the regular Board meeting of August 31, 2016, and the special meeting of September 8, 2016, as circulated. Carried.

Phillips/Edwards: Be it resolved that the Board move into in-camera session. Carried The Board moved into in-camera session at 6:56 p.m.

Presentations and Delegations • Bussing request delegation (in-camera) Edwards/McDonald: Be it resolved that the Board move out of in-camera session. Carried.

The Board moved out of in-camera session at 8:55 p.m.

In Camera Cassils/Oliver: Be it resolved that we approve the staffing report, as presented. Carried.

Cassils/Oliver: Be it resolved that we approve bussing request #1, as presented. Carried.

Oliver/Cassils: Be it resolved that we approve bussing request #2, as presented. Defeated Administration Reports The Superintendent report to the Board included the following: • Culinary Arts – Culinary Arts spaces are ready and in some cases already in use. Supplies were distributed early this week.

• Video Conference Enrollment – During the fall term of 2016 we are offering the following courses over VC: Precalc 40 – Two slots, one delivered from Wawanesa and one from Souris. Thirty-one students are presently enrolled from six schools. (This is Division sponsored teaching time.)

Accounting 30 – One slot was offered but by the end of the first week we had 39 students enrolled across five

schools. I have added a .125 position so that we can split this accounting course into two slots, one slot to be delivered from Hartney and the other from Deloraine.

Biology 30/Physics 30 – Waskada and Pierson are working together to provide these courses to their students. There are 13 students taking Biology, delivered from Pierson and 11 students taking Physics, delivered from Waskada.

Applied Math 30 – This course is delivered from Hartney to Pierson and Waskada, with 19 students enrolled.

French 10/20 – This is Division teaching time, delivered from Deloraine to three other sites, with a current enrollment of 27.

• Colony VC Courses – Grade 9 English and Math is delivered from Maple Grove to Newdale, Souris River, and Nature Valley Schools this term. Green Acres has expressed interest in enrolling students in Grade 9 English. We are currently investigating the technical requirements in order to add Green Acres into the system.

Grade 9 Math is available through Division funds and the Grade 9 ELA is Maple Grove teaching time.

• Band fees – There appears to have been some confusion with regards to the additional budget from the Board in lieu of band fees and letters were sent home to some students indicating a rental fee as well as a user fee. Administrators will clear this up as quickly and efficiently as possible.

• Study Manitoba Strategic Review – The Study Manitoba Board will spend September 16 together in a Strategic Review, to be hosted in Souris.

• September 26 Division PD - Souris School will host this year’s first Division PD day for teachers and educational assistants. The focus is Restitution in Early, Middle and Senior years classrooms. The presenters will share practical ideas and hands on resources for staff at each level.

• Threat Assessment Training – SHSD has partnered with RRSD to secure training in Threat Assessment, Level 1, for all senior admin and school admin/teams to be held in Brandon on November 7 and 8. Trainers are from the Canadian Centre for Threat Assessment and Trauma Response.

• PLC Conference in Edmonton – Twenty-five staff members will travel to Edmonton for a three-day PLC Conference through Solution Tree Canada, October 3, 4 and 5.

The Secretary-Treasurer report to the Board included the following: • The Accounts Payable were reviewed.

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Edwards/Cassils: Be it resolved that we approve the following accounts for payment: September 2, 2016 Accounts Payable; 32549 – 32586; $162,482.83 Direct Deposit; 9676 – 9728; $80,875.50 September 9, 2016 Accounts Payable; 32587 – 32612; $74,686.26 Direct Deposit; 9729 – 9770; $73,807.30 Manual Cheque; 887; $1,075.76 Carried.

Operations Report re: SchoolGrounds/Track and Field – all school grounds were assessed.

Pierson School – A donated playground in Pierson lacks proper fall surfacing. The cost to bring this to acceptable standards could exceed $8,000.

Waskada School – The main playground structure in Waskada is a wood structure that is nearing its life cycle end. Cost to replace this could be in excess of $50,000.

The School Division does not fund playgrounds.

Operations Report re: School Busses – We have two busses from 2010 which do not work properly. Bus unit #43-12 is inoperable due to engine problems. We now have a viable option with Cummins for them to replace the engine and retrofit to comply with all emissions standards (the bus would meet the 2013 emission standards) and provide a 5-year warranty. The SecretaryTreasurer and Operations Supervisor met with a Cummins representative on earlier this week and feel that it is the best option available to us.

Oliver/Cassils: Be it resolved that we approve proceeding with the Cummins re-power of School Bus #4312, at a cost not to exceed $49,900 plus tax. Carried.

Policies and Procedures Policy 1 – Board Governance – The Board reviewed this policy. No changes were necessary.

Unfinished Business Strategic Plan – Southwest Horizon School Division is in the process of creating their strategic plans. A Public Forum meeting date was confirmed for November 9, 2016, at 7:30 p.m. in the Hartney School Band Room, and the Board invites participation and input from all community stakeholders.

A meeting will be held with students at 1:00 p.m. in Hartney on October 12 and trustees will attend their local schools staff meeting to discuss the strategic plan with staff over the course of the next month.

New Business Volleyball tournament in Carnduff, SK – A request for Pierson School varsity girl’s volleyball team to attend a tournament on October 14 – 15, 2016, was approved by the Superintendent, with mandatory reporting to the Board of Trustees.

Killarney/Wawanesa Raiders request – A request to attend a hockey tournament in Phoenix, AZ. was reviewed.

McDonald/Edwards: Be it resolved that we approve the Killarney/Wawanesa Raiders request to attend a hockey tournament in Phoenix, Arizona from December 28-31, 2016, subject to the steps listed in Administrative Procedure 4-05 – Extra/Co-curricular travel being followed. Carried.

Edwards/McDonald: Be it resolved that we adjourn the meeting. The next regular Board meeting will be held on September 28, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. in Hartney.

Carried.

The meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m.

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Southwest Sabres overwhelmed with support

by Darci Semeschuk It requires a lot of money to play organized sports with travel and equipment costs always on the rise and fundraising has become a necessary part of team organization. The Southwest Sabres football program is no different. The cost to suit up a Southwest Sabres player is approximately $800. That includes a helmet, $400; shoulder pads. $280; jersey, $75; pants, $40, all of which is ‘owned’ by the Sabres football program. The player pays the club a $250 fee to use this equipment and is responsible for purchasing their own, girdle, cleats and mouth guard. On top of equipment, the program is responsible for travel costs, painting lines on field ($300 per year) and referees.

The referee alone costs approximately $300 per game and with three home games, it adds up pretty quickly. Add on additional field maintenance expenses. And the costs soar.

Team manager, Sandra Vinck, helps arrange fundraising activities to raise money to cover some of those expenses and the Souris Glenwood Chamber of Commerce Scarecrow weekend and Murphy’s Irish Pub gave

them a good opportunity to do just that.

“The Southwest Sabres football team are over whelmed with the support they received during Scarecrow weekend,” stated Vinck in an email to the Plaindealer.

“Saturday was designated as the Sabres fundraising day.”

The day kicked off with a team-built yard sale. Crowds were plentiful as people were out looking for a great deal.

Well, the Sabres had a

deal for everyone enabling the team to make a profit of $675.

Next on the fundraising agenda was the meat draw at Murphy’s Lounge. The Lounge was a buzzing as every seat in the place was

filled. The large crowd was full of awesome supporters as the Sabres left there with a $1,700 pay cheque.

“The Sabres send out a special “thank you” to Barb and Sean Murphy for being such great

hosts for this event,” remarked a grateful Vinck.

“This money will be put towards the purchase of equipment for the safety of the players.”

The Southwest Sabres football team thank everyone for their support.

Southwest Sabres football team is grateful to the community and business people of Souris who supported their fundraising efforts on Scarecrow Days weekend. It costs approximately $800 per player to put a team on the field and much of that is raised through fundraising activities like the team yard sale and the meat draw at Murphy’s Irish Pub. PHOTO/PLAINDEALER FILES

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Organizers happy with support shown for local family on September 30. Eissner and another friend, Ken Kempthorne, arranged a community barbecue in hopes of raising awareness of the battle facing Clint Heath after his diagnosis of Stage 4 Lymphoma last March.

Repots indicate that hundreds of people came out to show their support for the family. While no dollar amounts were available to report, the organizers did say they were happy with the event.

Heath has undergone six rounds of chemotherapy and three rounds of bone marrow transplants.

They are currently waiting for information from doctors in Winnipeg that they hope to receive this week. Clint’s wife, Amy, and their two children were pleased with the support the community showed them at the barbecue.

The organizers have set up a Go Fund Me page that can be accessed at w w w. g o f u n d m e . com/2nwaqqk.

The original goal Community support heartwarming for local family - A community barbecue for Clint Heath and his family was held on September 30. was $5,000 and as of Reports indicate that hundreds of people came out in support of Clint who is suffering with Stage 4 Lymphoma. Pictured: Darryl Moreau October 4, $4,345 of mans the food table as people lined up to receive a burger and make a donation. that goal had been PHOTO/DEBBIE BUTLER met.

by Darci Semeschuk When a friend is diagnosed with cancer, you feel helpless. Often there’s

nothing that can be done except be there for them. However, putting together a fundraiser to help them deal

with financial pressures is one-way Erin Eissner feels they could help the Heath family and they did just that

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Souris-Glenwood Fire Department

Back (L-R): Bruce Apperley, Chris Couling, Dexter Kowalchuk, Jim Swaenepoel, Kevin Knight, Darren Janz, Jace Sommers (former member), Marc Bellon, Trevor Cowieson, Darryl Moreau, Brett Roberts (former member), Brian Parham, Dan West.

Front (L-R): Denise Luptak, Lee Marwick, Kolton Kowalchuk, Aric Eissner, Sheldon Kowalchuk, Bruce Swaenepoel, Ty son McRae, Kevin Parham, Andrew Morden, Deanna Kowalchuk. Missing: Sven Kreusch. Bottom right inset: Anderew Hamilton. Missing from picture: Jared Stephens

This page is made possible by the following, who wish to thank the Souris Volunteer Firefighters for their years of dedicated service: Municipality of Souris-Glenwood • 204-483-5200 Western Financial Group • 204-483-2151 Plaza Petals • 204-483-3174 David Kohut Ltd • 204-483-2004 Souris Home Hardware • 204-483-3238 JDK Holding Ltd • 204-483-2149 Pembina Co-op • 204-483-2137 Souris Medical Associates • 204-483-2147 Town Tire & Auto • 204-483-2628 Sadler’s Creekside Greenhouse • 204-483-2212 Murphy’s an Irish Legacy • 204-483-3928

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First ever AAA Bantam hockey game to be played in Souris

by Darci Semeschuk Five Souris Bantam ‘AAA’ hockey players are hoping to see a good crowd come out to the Souris Arena on October 14 as they, along with #16 Tyson Kozak

their Southwest teammates, hope to clip the wings of the Winnipeg Hawks. This will be the only opportunity for fans to see the boys and their teammates play in Souris

Southwest AAA Bantam Cougars make one and only visit to Souris

this season. The team is based out of Wawanesa and will play, besides this one visit to Souris, in Virden and Deloraine, as well.

Tyson Kozak, Landon Roberts, and #4 Landon Roberts

Southwest AAA Bantam Cougars will have five Souris players on their roster. They will make their one and only visit to Souris on Friday, October 14 as they play host to the Winnipeg Hawks. Game time is at 7:30. All minor hockey players will receive free PHOTOS/SOUTHWEST BANTAMS admission.

#30 Brady Edmunds

#8 Cory King #12 Avery Kirkup

Cory King are returning players and Brady Edmunds and Avery Kirkup are the new recruits from Souris for 2016 - 2017 and all graduates of the Souris Minor Hockey program. Team manager, Clark King hopes to see strong support from the local fans as they play their first game in Souris on October 14.

The Bantam Cougars have gone 8-0 in preseason. They played their first league game October 1 defeating the Bantam Brandon Wheat Kings 3-1.

“The team is looking forward to taking on the Hawks and we hope to see a good crowd. This is the only time they’ll be here this season,” stated King. “It’s a special night for all minor hockey players as they receive free admission to the game.”

The team hits the ice Friday, October 14, at 7:30 p.m. Come out and cheer the Bantam Cougars as they make their first ever visit to the Souris Arena.

The entire roster is as follows: Eric Reid, Trevor Hunt, Landon Roberts, Trent Sambrook, Grady Lane, Cory King, Chase Tilbury, Braeden Lewis, Matthew Ramsey, Avery Kirkup, Zackery Maddess, Jacob Dolomont, Tyson Kozak, Hunter Andrew, Ryan Colon, Hunter Wallace, Jordan Boyechko, Brady Edmunds.

Coaching the team is head coach Mike Robertson and assistant, Kirby Braybrook, Troy Chamdler, Jeff Dort and Brian Elder.

Trainer is Sheldon Kowalchuk and manager is Clark King.

A full team schedule can be accessed online at winnipegaaa. com

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ADVERTISING RATES & INFORMATION Classified Regular • 25 Words/$6.50 Each Additional Word/$0.15 ALL CLASSIFIEDS MUST BE PREPAID Advertising copy deviating in any way from the regular classified style will be considered display and charged at the rate of $6.50/column inch.

Phone (204)483-2070 Fax (204)522-3648 • Email cpocket@mts.net Coming Events

For Sale - Misc

Come once a month on a Saturday to finish your albums you have started!

Saturday, October 15, 2016 at the Friendship Centre from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. $10 snack and coffee provided. Bring your own lunch.

RSVP to Val Anderson 204483-3508.

Advertisements and statements contained herein are the sole responsibility of the persons or entities that post the advertisement, and the Manitoba Community Newspaper Association and membership do not make any warranty as to the accuracy, completeness, truthfulness or reliability of such advertisements. For greater information on advertising conditions, please consult the Association’s Blanket Advertising Conditions on our website at www.mcna.com.

Pipestone Fowl Supper, Sunday, October 16, 2016, 4:00 - 6:30 p.m., Pipestone Community Hall.

Adults $13.00, ages 10 and under $6.00 and preschool free.

Please join us for an amazing concert by the Western Manitoba Youth Choir, Saturday, October 15 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Paul’s United Church, Souris.

Adults $10.00 and students $5.00.

The Souris District Arts Council is hosting Brad Johner and the Johner Boys on Thursday, October 13, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. at the Souris-Glenwood Community Hall.

Please contact Sharon Dunn at 204-483-2001 or Kathy Price 204-483-2149 for tickets. Adults $20 and Students $10.

Tickets also available at the door.

Notices / Nominations

Souris Glenwood Foundation is now accepting 2016 Grant Applications.

Application forms can be picked up and dropped off at the Souris Glenwood Municipal office.

Deadline is October 31.

General Employment MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION! Indemand career! Employers have work-at-home positions available.

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Auctions

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Chickens and turkeys for sale - Farm free range. Fed farm grain. Chickens 5 lbs+ and turkeys 13 lbs+. To order call 204-752-2328, please leave message.

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3 piece coffee table set $299 (5 styles to choose from). Solid wood server $399. Queen sleeper sofa (a La-Z-Boy Company) $995.

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Apartments/Condos for Rent

One bedroom apartment, upgraded. Laundry, ground floor, water and parking included. $442/month. Contact manager 204-483-3123.

Feed & Seed NUVISION COMMODITIES. St. Jean MB. Buying feed grains, wheat, barley, peas, off grades grain. 204-758-3401 or 204-7464028

AGREEMENT The Publisher reserves the right to refuse any or all advertising for any reason, stated or unstated. Advertisers requesting publication of either display or classified advertisements agree that should the advertisement be omitted from the issue ordered for whatever reason, the Souris Plaindealer shall not be held liable. It is also agreed that in the event of an error appearing in the published advertisement, the Souris Plaindealer accepts no liability beyond the amount paid for that portion of the advertisement in which the error appears or affects.

Claims for adjustment are limited to errors appearing in the first insertion only.

URCHASES

Steel Buildings / Granaries STEEL BUILDING SALE ... BLOW OUT SALE ON NOW! 21X23 $4,998 25X25 $5,996 27X27 $6,992 32X35 $9,985 42X45 $14,868. One End wall included.

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SOS (Senior’s Organized Services) is located in Victoria Park Lodge 135 3rd St. South, Souris. Our office hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Phone 204483-3106.

Hoping everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving this weekend and that all of you get to see many family and friends.

The leaves have been showing off their fall colors and are rapidly falling to the ground.

We have had lots of rain this past week too, and oh how nice the grass looks after the fresh rain. Hoping the farmers got most of their crops off first though.

Things to do with us at Victoria Park Lodge: Monday and Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.

- Fun chair exercises; Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. Fun Bingo; Friday, 1:30 p.m. - fun games; 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. - Cory entertaining on the piano and sing-a-longs, too.

At Crescent Manor, Thursday at 10:00 a.m. come join us for chair exercises. Come join in the fun!

S.O.S. will hook up the Victoria Lifeline Service which will get you help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with just the push of a button.

ERIK KITS, Emergency Response Information Kit: Please drop by the office and pick one up or we will deliver one to you.

These are important information papers you can fill out and keep on your fridge. It will contain your medical information, your medications list, you can name your proxy, in the event you need one to help with your decisions when you are unable to do so, and much more.

Cancer Care drivers are also available to get you to and from your cancer treatments, call

the office and we will do the rest for you, booking your rides, as long as you give us the dates and times of the appointments, our driver’s are confidential and reliable.

We hope you never need this service, but it is available through S.O.S. Congregate Meals are served five days a week at Crescent Manor at 5:00 p.m. If you would like to enjoy a delicious home cooked meal and good company, call 204-483-3990 and book yourself in.

You’ll be glad you did, and as well you can purchase some take home meals. It’s a great time to visit and eat with others, and enjoy the visiting too.

The Handi-Van will get you to and from your in/or out of town appointments. If the Van is booked we will do our best to get you one of our reliable and friendly drivers.

Words To Think About: by Dorothy M. Loughran On looking back we wonder, on the things that we have done, And we sometimes wonder, how the race is won!

For life’s a game of pitch and toss, we can’t win all the way, Don’t count the cost if you have lost-, you’ll win another day!

TIPS: • Make moving a little easier by marking boxes with coloured markers for each different room, and/or write on each box in big letters which room you want these boxes in!

When sorting your things for moving place a box close by marked garage sale, and these articles readily available for your sale.

• To take off grease from soup or gravy, swish a lettuce leaf gently and slowly over the surface. The lettuce should absorb the grease!

That’s all for this week. Take care and we hope to hear from you soon.

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Get Vaccinated – Don’t Spread the Flu

submitted Every year, the flu season in Manitoba begins in late fall and usually lasts until spring. For 20162017, the flu vaccine is available free of charge to all Manitobans. It offers protection against four flu virus strains, including H1N1. Prairie Mountain Health launches its flu campaign during the last week of October. Watch for ads and posters in your home community advertising flu clinic dates and locations. Check out the Prairie Mountain Health website at www.prairiemountainhealth.ca and our Facebook and Twitter page for all clinic date infor-

mation! Starting October 12 our appointment line will be open for the public to call in and schedule an appointment for those clinics that require one.

What is the Flu and How is it Spread?

The flu is not a stomach virus, nor is it the common cold. The flu is a respiratory virus, and it is spread when an infected person coughs or sneezes. You can also get the flu when a person touches a surface with flu virus on it and then touches his or her nose, mouth, or eyes. The flu is very contagious, and people can spread the virus before they show any symptoms. Some people will not have

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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Souris & Glenwood Community Development Corporation Thursday, October 20 7:00 p.m.

Council Chambers 100 Second Street, Souris, MB

Sunday School Gr. 5 - Adult 10:00 a.m.

Worship & Junior Church 11:00 a.m.

ST. MARY’S ROMAN CATHOLIC Mass Sunday Service 11:00 a.m.

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symptoms, but can carry the virus and spread it to others. The flu can lead to serious complications such as bacterial infections, bronchitis, pneumonia, and kidney or heart failure.

What is the Flu Vaccine?

For most people, the flu vaccine is given as a needle in the arm. Healthy children, 2 to 17 years of age can also receive a spray that is put inside the nose (FluMist®). All flu vaccines are approved by Health Canada and will be provided at no charge to Manitobans. Every year, scientists monitor the global spread of flu and decide what flu viruses will most likely cause widespread illness. The flu vaccine helps your body recognize these flu viruses so it can protect you.

Why Do I Need A Flu Shot Every Year?

Because flu viruses change over time, each year a new flu vaccine has to be developed. The protection offered by a flu shot will also decrease over time, so it is very important to get a flu shot every year.

Who Should Get the Flu Vaccine?

The flu vaccine is recommended for all Manitobans over 6 months of age.

Some people are at greater risk of serious complications from the flu. The flu vaccine is strongly recommended for the following individuals: children age 6 months to 59 months, those with a chronic illness, seniors aged 65 years or older, healthy pregnant women, residents of personal care homes or long- term care facilities, health care workers and first responders, individuals of Aboriginal ancestry, and people who are severely overweight or obese. The flu vaccine is also recommended for household contacts or caregivers of these people.

Are There Any Side Effects?

Vaccines are known to be very safe. It is much safer to get the flu vaccine than to get the flu. The most common side effect of the injectable flu vaccine is redness, soreness, and swelling where the needle was given. Some people will experience muscle aches or fever, lasting 1-2 days. With the intranasal flu vaccine, the most common side effects are a runny nose or nasal congestion.

How do I Find out More Information about the Flu? You can contact your local public health office, nurse practitioner, pharmacy, or physician clinic.

You can also visit http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/ flu/index.html for more information on the flu and to find flu clinics in your area.

References: Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living & Canadian Immunization Guide Chapter on Influenza and Statement on Seasonal Influenza Vaccine for 2016-2017

ACHIEVING FAMILY HARMONY RIVERS - October 15 9:00 9:30 9:50 10:35 10:55 11:40 12:45

DUGALD - October 29

Registration Welcome / Greetings: Committee, MWI, Dignitary Dealing with family conflict - Gerry Friesen Networking Break Understanding your finances - Shirley Scott Lunch Fireside Chat – A conversation on Dealing with family conflict Moderator: Marina James Panelists: Vicki Olatundun, Wilma Derksen, Karen Kaplen

1:45 2:05 2:50 3:00 – 4:00

Networking Break Effective Family Communication - Marsha Harris Closing Connect & Chat with day’s Speakers and Sponsors

Pre-registration for this event is required. For a registration form and information about the speakers, call 204-726-7135 or visit www.mbwi.ca/manitoba-rural-womens-day-2016.

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RM of Pipestone prepares for CBC Original Series to film locally In the fall of 2015 the RM of Pipestone was contacted by a researcher for the CBC Original Series “Still Standing”. Over the course of a few months information was collected by the researcher regarding the communities of Reston, Sinclair, Cromer and Pipestone, for the possibility of the show to be filmed in one of the towns.

Still Standing follows a Canadian comedian Jonny Harris across the country. He discovers the hidden comedy in Canada’s far-flung small towns. Each week, Jonny takes a hi-

larious and heart-warming journey to find humour in the unlikeliest of places -- small towns on the ropes.

After immersing himself in the lives of local characters and unearthing the tall tales in these tiny towns, Jonny delivers a rousing original stand-up comedy routine -- a toast, not a roast -- for the whole community. “This is an excellent opportunity for our Municipality to showcase our growth, along with providing a memorable economic endeavor to the area.” identified Tanis Chalmers, Manager

of Economic Development.

Based on the information the RM of Pipestone was able to provide over the past year about the Municipality, they have decided to film an episode in Reston in October 2016. “Our Municipal incentives and $10 lots fascinated the CBC researcher, along with our ability to continue to be a growing community following the recent years flooding.” stated Chalmers.

Filming of the show will take place October 26 – 30, 2016. “They are looking for some local hired help! If you

have an interest in being behind the production scenes, are willing to work extended hours and are ablebodied, this job may be for you.” stated Tanis Chalmers, Manager of Economic Development. A comedy show on October 30, 2016 show will conclude the filming of the Reston episode. The location for the show is still being decided, however doors will open at 6:00 pm and the show will start promptly at 6:30 p.m. The whole community is invited to enjoy this event.

Cougars begin on the road submitted by Grant Moffatt The Southwest Cougars saw the week unravel when the Brandon Wheat Kings picked up the Cougar’s captain, Zach Wytinck, from the Red Deer Rebels. Wytinck, who was just returned by the Rebels, and named the Cougar’s captain joins Blake Jameson and Garrett Sambrook on the Wheat Kings back end.

The Cougars added Austin Clyne of Boissevain for the weekend and the squad hit the road earning a pair of wins in Eastman and Interlake.

The Eastman game started with Riley Wallace receiving a delay of game for not leaving the ice before the buzzer after the warm up and Bryce Young received a 10 minute misconduct for crossing the center line in the pre game.

Dylan Fontaine opened the scoring, from Michael Tilbury, three minutes into the game and Tanner Andrew gave the Cats a two goal lead when he hooked

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TENDER FOR SNOW REMOVAL Tenders are being accepted for Snow Clearing & Removal at: Souris Health Centre &/or Regional Office Interested parties are required to contact Steven Phillips, Maintenance Supervisor at 204-741-0272 to review specific tender requirements.

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Closing date: 1200 hours October 21, 2016 Tenders to be submitted to: Chris Couling Area Manager Capital/Infrastructure South Box 579 Souris, MB R0K 2C0 Or email: ccouling@pmh-mb.ca

up with Jory Nychuk midway through the first period. The second period was scoreless. Eastman made it a one goal game early in the third only to have Jordan Chudley hook up with McCulloch Park and Dylan Fontaine with the man advantage to restore the two goal lead. Tanner Lawrence put the game out of reach, from Callum Fortin, at 16:24 as the Cougars left with a 4-1 win. Riley Wallace in his first start of the year, turned aside 31 shots.

Sunday afternoon the Cougars earned a shoot out win with a come from behind 3-2 win. Tanner Andrew opened the scoring from McCulloch Park and Josh Wiens late in the first period. The second pe-

riod was scoreless The third saw the Lightning grab the lead with a pair of goals before Tanner Andrew scored his second power play goal with five minutes left from Jory Nychuk and Tanner Lawrence to send the game into overtime. The overtime was scoreless as Randy Cooke shut the door in the Cougar net and then turned aside 2 of 3 shooters in the shoot out. McCulloch Park and Bryce Young scored for the Cougars as they enjoyed a 4 point weekend.

The Cougars travel to Shoal Lake to face Yellowhead on Friday before hosting the Winnipeg Thrashers Saturday night in the home opener. Join the team for a tail gate party prior to the game.

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Western Manitoba Youth Choir coming to Souris submitted The Western Manitoba Youth Choir is preparing to tour the Westman Region in October after having two intensive weekend sessions at Riding Mountain Conference Centre in September. The fifty-four-member choir is drawn from fifteen Westman communities. They will be performing at St. Paul’s United Church on October 15.

Conductors for the 2016 Youth Choir are Sarah Hall and Rob Munson and accompanist is Luis Ramirez.

Soprano, conductor, and vocal coach Sarah Hall holds Master’s Degrees in Vocal Pedagogy and Musicology from the New England Conservatory of Music (Boston), and a Bachelor’s Degree in Voice Performance from West Chester University of Pennsylvania.

As a conductor and coach, Sarah’s most recent credits include Boston Early Music Festival’s North American

Premier of Jean-Baptiste Lully’s, PsychÊ, The Cantata Singers production of Hans Kråsa’s, Brundibår, and Brandon University Opera Ensemble’s Albert Herring. As a professional choral singer and soloist, Sarah has appeared in venues across the United States and in Canada, England and Italy. She has appeared in the Brandon University Pro Series, the Brandon New Music Festival, and as alto soloist for BU performances of Mozart’s Requiem and Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater. Sarah teaches voice, diction, vocal chamber music, music history, and theory and has co-conducted Women’s Voices at Brandon University.

Rob Monson currently teaches instrumental and choral music at Glenlawn Collegiate. Over the past 20 years he has had the privilege to sing and direct with many choirs and bands throughout the province. As a tuba player, Rob has performed with

the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Winnipeg Wind Ensemble and the Winnipeg Brass Quintet.

Rob has adjudicated at the Solo and Ensemble Festival and at the Beginning Band Festival for the Manitoba Band Association. He has also conducted workshops for the Central, Eastern and Western Manitoba Choral Associations, as well as numerous school divisions across Manitoba. In 2008 he was the director of the Provincial Honour Choir. In 2011 and 2013 he co-directed the Rising Stars choir, in preparation for their concert with the WSO. Rob is thrilled and honoured to be back directing the WMYC for his third time.

Originally from Aguascalientes, Mexico, Luis Ramirez started playing the piano when he was 6 years old.

Since then he has played as a soloist in most of the cultural venues of the city. He has also performed in differ-

ent states of Mexico and in other countries, including Serbia and Italy.

Luis has performed many times as soloist or accompanist and is particularly passionate about chamber music.

His main piano instructors have been Fernando Olmos, Nelly Shamoyan, Alain del Real, and Alexander Tselyakov.

He started his Bachelor studies at the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes, but in 2012 he won a full scholarship to study at Brandon University in Canada, where he obtained his Bachelor in Music with major in Piano Performance in 2014.

He is currently pursuing two Masters degrees at Brandon University in both Piano and Composition, under Alexander Tselyakov and Dr. Patrick Carrabre respectively.

Tickets for the October 15 event are $10 for adults and $5 for students. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m.

RM of Sifton The regular meeting of the Council of the Rural Municipality of Sifton was held in the council chambers in Oak Lake, Thursday, September 8.

Members present were: Cyril Druwe, Larry Wallace, Scott Phillips, Stan Cochrane, Clement Gervais, Dave Roulette, Rick Gabrielle, Administrator: Mary Smith; Absent: Reeve, Rick Plaisier, Jeff Sigurdson. • Cody Denbow, Shop Foreman, entered the meeting to update Council on operator’s schedules and machine maintenance. • Council moved into a Committee of the Whole with Deputy Reeve, Cyril Druwe in the chair to sit as a Variation Board. Council adjourned the Committee of the Whole and resumed the former order of business. • Brent and Ann Patmore have submitted Variation Application No. 16-04 as required to comply with Zoning By-Law No. 1325; this application re-

quests approval to vary the minimum north side yard from 10 feet to 6 feet and to vary the minimum front yard from 25 feet to 20 feet to allow the construction of additional living space and an attached garage to a residence to comply with the RM of Sifton Zoning By-Law; the Variation Application No. 16-04 be approved. • Wayne Lees, President Oak Lake Regional Community Development Board entered the meeting to discuss the strategic plan as presented by the Oak Lake Regional Community Development Board. • A proposal to subdivide PT. of the South East of section 12, Township 9, Range 23 WPM as contained in File No. 4184-167697 was received and presented to Council; Council had no concerns with the proposed subdivision and was it approved subject to the following condition: A Conditional Use Order be granted allowing for the non-farm dwelling within the “AGâ€? Zone. • The CAO has been authorized to sign the Snow Clearing Services Agreement between MTS Inc. and the RM of Sifton effective October 15, 2016 to April 15, 2017 at the following two locations: 1) Oak Lake cellular NE Âź 26-9-24 WPM and 2) Griswold Radio 3.7 km West of Jct PTH #1 and PTH #21.

• Council authorized the cancellation of Taxes owing to the Municipality as listed on Schedule “Aâ€?. • The RM of Sifton has requestd that Manitoba Hydro install a hydro pole at the following location: 1) Installation of hydro pole on the south side of the back lane adjacent 357 South Railway Street, Oak Lake at the cost of $2078.80 plus taxes.

The CAO has been authorized to sign the Electric Service Agreement between Manitoba Hydro and the RM of Sifton. • Mary Smith has been authorized to attend the MMAA training seminar “Managing Public Hearings under the Planning Actâ€? being held in Brandon, October 14 with expenses paid. • Julie Gibson, Nancy Buckley and Marina Enns have been authorized to attend MUGG Conference being held in Portage, October 6 and 7 with expenses paid. The RM of Sifton close the Municipal Office to allow staff to attend this conference October 6 and 7. • Mary Smith and Julie Gibson have been authorized to attend MMAA Annual District Meeting being held in Souris, September 22 with expenses paid.

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Foundation grant application deadline approaches submitted The Souris Glenwood Foundation is once again inviting community organizations to apply for funding to help support their special projects. Grant Application forms can be picked up at the Souris Glenwood municipal office.

Every year the Foundation supports local groups with their projects. In 2015 nine organizations received the following funding: Hillcrest Museum $750 for window restoration; Glenwood Souris Li-

brary $500 for large print books; Elks Lodge $625 for a garbage bin at the playground; Avalon Theater $500 for dressing rooms; Railway Museum $750 for eavestroughing/multi-use; Souris Fellowship $500 for defibrillator; Souris Beautification Committee $500 for new banner rods; Bargain Basement Boutique - Thrift Shop $1,000 for repairs; Souris Heritage/Plum $750 for new signage. A total of $5,875 was given out to these groups.

If your local organization has a project that is in

need of funding, please feel free to apply. Remember the deadline is October 31. Any questions can be directed to any of the Foundation Board members: Glen Tosh, Andy Barclay, Greg Harasymchuk, Sandy Sanderson, Darryl Jackson, Harvey Veldhouse, Lois Brown, Cindy Scott, Glenda McConnell, Darcy Gerow, Barb Falloon.

The 2016 grants will be presented on Thursday, December 1, at the Souris District Arts Council Concert in the Avalon Theatre.

Souris community notes from the archives of the CDC submitted Tourism review: According to numbers tallied by Lon Turner, Economic Development Officer for Souris-Glenwood, the 2016 summer was busier than ever. Over 4,000 Visitor and Community Guide books were distributed throughout Manitoba this year and you feel the increase in activity around town as many people came to see Souris.

Let’s see how the numbers add up: Hillcrest Museum boasted over 2,700 visitors, up 500 from 2015. The Souris railway Museum was so busy they decided they would continue to be open, by appointment from September – June 2017. The Plum Museum and Visitor’s Centre saw over 1140 visitors and thousands of tourists from all over walked the Souris Swinging Bridge.

The campground and pool were busy as well. They taught over 900 swimming lessons and averaged 150 – 200 swimmers a day. The campground had over 70 monthly rentals, 2,814 daily service rentals and 153 unserviced rentals.

Message from the Mayor Darryl Jackson: The last number of years, our residents, both before and since the amal-

gamation of Souris-Glenwood, have done a wonderful job of recycling.

As a result, this reduces the amount of material going to the landfill. For those who are new residents please be advised that we do weekly curbside pick up of recycled materials. For those in the country, recyclables can be delivered to the 24-hour drop off at the recycling centre in the building right behind the fire hall.

Annual flu shot campaign set to go within PMH PMH news release The month of October features shorter and cooler days, falling leaves, Halloween and maybe most importantly, signifies it’s time to start thinking about getting your annual flu shot. Prairie Mountain Health (PMH) will launch its seasonal flu shot campaign during the last week of October and free flu clinics are scheduled in various communities from then until the middle of November.

The “Get vaccinated, don’t spread the flu campaign” kicks off in the health region this year on Saturday, October 22nd in Brandon at the Nurses Residence Gym within Brandon Regional Health Centre (BRHC). It’s the first of five flu shot clinics that will be held in Brandon all at the BRHC. In PMH North, the first clinics are set for the communities of Dauphin, Meadow Portage, Spence Lake and Swan River on Monday, October 24th. Within PMH South, the first

scheduled clinics will also start October 24th in the communities of Binscarth, Boissevain and Reston.

Residents are advised to watch for ads in local newspapers, listen to local radio, or check out posters in or around your home community for flu clinic dates, times and locations. The PMH website (prairiemountainhealth.ca) has the complete listing of flu shot clinics in your area. You can also ‘like’ us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @PrairieMtHealth for up to date information.

Depending where you live in the region, some clinics require appointments which will be clearly indicated. Starting October 12 you can call the toll free line (1-877-646-3888) to make your appointment if one is needed in your community.

Once again this year, the seasonal flu shot will be available to all Manitobans at no charge. It will offer protection against four flu virus strains, including

H1N1. The flu vaccine is recommended for everyone over 6 months of age. However, immunization is especially important for those at increased risk of serious illness or complications from the flu, their caregivers and close contacts.

Prairie Mountain Health reminds you that if you are 65 years of age or older, or have a chronic illness, you should also get a pneumonia vaccination. One ‘pneumo shot’ may give you a lifetime of protection.

Remember to bring your Manitoba Health card and your Immunization Card(s) to the clinics. You are also advised to wear short sleeves if possible. You can also plan ahead by filling out the consent form which can be found on our website at www.prairiemountianhealth.ca.

If you need more information about the flu or flu shot, contact your local public health office, nurse practitioner, pharmacy, or physician clinic.

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MUNICIPALITY OF SOURIS-GLENWOOD

MUNICIPAL OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Closed noon - 1:00 p.m.

NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 • 7:00 p.m. • 100 - 2nd Street South

WEBSITE INFORMATION - Send event details to events@sourismanitoba.com VISIT US AT www.sourismanitoba.com or facebook.com/townofsouris

HANDI-TRANSIT • To book your ride, call 204-741-0202 Monday - Friday In-town trip: $5.00 one way or $10.00 round trip • $50.00 Pre-paid pass (10 rides + 1 free)

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Group trips are also available upon request, advanced booking required.

Donations to the Handi-Transit may be made through the Municipal Office BUILDING PERMITS ARE REQUIRED for renovations, new construction, additions, fences and accessory buildings. Contact the Municipal Office for information 204-483-5200. Building Inspector available Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday only.

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Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Sunday 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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GARBAGE & RECYCLE PICK-UP put your garbage /recycling out by 7:00 a.m.

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for RANCHER’S WELDING CROMER OPERATIONS of CROMER, MB. - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12TH 10:00am DIRECTIONS: D IRE 0.5 Kms South on Hwy #256 to Road 49N; 1.8 Kms West on Road 49N to Sale site on North Side Watch for signs Sale Day. Watc THIS IS AN OVERVIEW OF SALE ITEMS. FOR A COMPLETE LIST, GO TO WWW.FRASERAUCTION.COM TRUCK & TTRAILERS: • 2008 Ford F350 Super Duty Truck w/12’ Flat Deck, 66.8l 8l V10 Gas G Eng, Auto Trans, XL Package, 4x4, Air, Tilt, Cruise, 17” Rubber, SAFETIED (recently rebuilt engine) • 32’ Wilkinson Gooseneck Flat Deck Trailer w/ (2) 10000 lb Dual Wheel Axles, Beaver Tails w/ Ramps, Strap Winches, Dual Jacks, SAFETIED • 28’ Golden Falcon 5th Wheel T/A Travel Trailer w/Bunk Beds in back, couch and table converts into a bed, bed in the front, sleeps 6, fridge, stove, (New) Microwave, (New) Hot Water Tank, Bathroom w/ tub & shower, air cond • (5) Yard Trailers, 20’L x 12’W, 16” Tires (Paint Trailers) • Trailer Built for Handling Sheet Metal Material Vertically INDUSTRIAL: • Sellick SD-80 DSL Fork Lift, Maximum Lift – 169”, Cap – 8000 lb, 3 Speed Trans, 4 Cyl DSL Eng, 6006Hrs Showing, s/n4394007832, (Was Safetied till Oct 9, 2015) • Caterpillar Model GC15K Propane Fork Lift, Certified Oct 9, 2015, 3 Stage Mast, Lift Cap 3000lb, • Hyster Electric Fork Lift w/Gould Charger, 24 Cells, 48V, Batteries only 3 years old, Certified Oct 9, 2015, Hyd Fork Side Shift 2’2”-6’3”, 9530Hrs Showing • Hyster Outdoor Fork Lift, 6 Cyl Ford Gas Eng (Rebuilt 6

years ago) Needs carb rebuilt, 3820Hrs Showing, • Scissor Lift (Indoor), Electric Drive w/Built-in Charger, 40’ height • (4) Propane Cylinders for Fork Lifts • 4 Point Portable Yard Crane w/2000lbs hoist • 24’ I Beam Yard Drag TRACTOR: • IH 1086 Tractor w/Dual Hyd, Dual PTO, 8 Speed Trans w/ T/A, 18.4-38 Rear Singles, New starter Spring 2016, 7717Hrs Showing, s/n – n/a WELDERS & PLASMA CUTTERS: • Miller Delta Fab Mig Welder w/Miller Wire Feeder, 3PH, 400 AMP, was Certified till Oct 4, 2015 • Miller Delta Fab Mig Welder w/Miller wire feed, was Certified till Oct 4, 2015, 3PH, 400 AMP • Miller Delta Fab Mig Welder w/Miller Wire Feeder, 3PH, 400 AMP, was Certified till Oct 4, 2015 • Acklands (Miller) Mig Welder w/AMS-22A 24V Wire Feeder, 3PH, was Certified till Oct 4, 2015 • Thermal Arc Fabstar 4030 Mig Welder w/Thermal Arc VA4000 Ultra Feed, 400 AMP, 30V, 3PH, 50 AMP, 16V, 1PH, was Certified till Oct 04, 2015 • Memco Mig Welder w/ Memco 24V Constant Speed Wire Feeder, 3PH (can be converted to 1PH), AC/DC 300 CC/CV, was Certified till Oct 4, 2015

• Miller Millermatic 352 Mig Welder, 2014, 220V, 1PH, • Lincoln Ideal Arc 250 Arc Welder, AC-DC, 220V, 250 AMP • Miller Regency 250 CV-DC Arc Welding Power Supply, 220 V • Thermal Arc Power Supply for Mig Welder • Hypertherm Powermax 1000 G3 Series Plasma Cutter w/ Cart, 220V, 1PH • Lincoln Electric Plasma, 220V, 1PH IRON WORKING EQUIPMENT: • Pearson 12’ Break, 8000 lbs/per Sq Inch, Electric Adjuster for Pressure, Foot Pedal Release, 2 Set of Dies, 600V, 3PH • Darbert 10’ Shear, will cut up to 1/4” material, 3 sets of blades, 575V, 3PH, 15 AMP, 10 HP, Adjustable Backstop, s/n8907322 • Kingsland Iron Worker, 3PH, Notching: V-6x3x3/8, Rect – 2x3x3/8, Angle Chopping: - 90 Degree – 5x5x1/2, 45 Degree – 3.5x3.5x38, Section Cropping – Tee: 4x4x1/2, Channel – 6x3, Joist – 6x3, Angle – 6x3.5 x ½ Will Punch 1 1/8” Hole, Set of Punches & Dies from ¼” – 1 1/8”, extra set of Blades (3 Blades, one in unit), Roller Table on Feed Side, Notcher disconnected – does not have a guard • Homemade HD Hyd Press w/Power Pac, 6000 Psi, 220V, 4” Diameter Ram, 26” Stroke, 60” W Opening • Cosen Machinery Industrial SH-330ER Band Saw, 2HP-220V, 2003.5, Totally Hydraulic, Hyd Vice, Hyd Lift,

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