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Seniors Resource Council schedules
sunny fundraiser
By Roger Newman
friendly visitors and daily telephone checks as well as house
cleaning and yard maintenance at
reasonable rates’
Gimli area residents will soon be
able to spend seasons in the sun
all in one evening.
“Another service is our Lifeline
response systems which seniors
can activate if they have an emergency in their homes,” Swanson
said. “We started with 27 of these
systems and now we have 127.”
This opportunity is imminent because the Gimli Seniors Resource
Council has chosen “Seasons
in the Sun” as the theme of the
major annual fundraiser for its
programs helping seniors live independently in Gimli, Winnipeg
Beach, Dunnottar, Armstrong and
the north end of St. Andrews.
The Terry Jacks popular song hit of
the early 1970s will echo through
the evening at the council’s fundraising dinner and fashion show
which takes place Thurs., May 14
starting at 5.30 p.m. at Gimli’s
Marjorie Marks, Terry Dahl and Valerie Swanson,
Lakeview Resort. It is an approleft to right, are promising a fun evening at the Gimli
priate choice because the oftenSeniors Resource Council’s annual fundraiser.
played tune will be familiar to the
many retiring baby boomers and
even younger people who have because the Gimli area has an
made their homes in Gimli.
ever-growing senior’s population. She said the wide variety of services include meals on wheels
Valerie Swanson, the council’s se- “Gimli has the oldest population delivered to homes and congrenior resource coordinator, is hop- in Manitoba and the demand for gate meals three days a week at
ing a crowd of at least 200 will our non-profit programs and ser- convenient locations in Gimli and
attend this year’s 14th annual din- vices is increasing every year,” Winnipeg Beach. The council and
ner and fashion show. She says Swanson said. “We now have its volunteers also provide seniors
the need for the council’s support waiting lists for some of these ser- with transportation to medical
services has never been greater vices.”
appointments, shopping escorts,
To make sure all the services continue, the council has an enthusiastic committee planning the fundraiser. Working with Swanson
are her resource coordinator colleagues Terry Dahl and Marjorie
Marks plus council chair Diane
Hall, Sylvia Smith, Tracey McInerney, Dorothy Arnason and Pamela
Swanson-Naylor. The fashions for
all seasons - worn by 20 models
- are being supplied by Johnsons
with Kim Magnusson as show
commentator.
“There will also be a fabulous meal
with door prizes, raffle draws and
a silent auction,” Swanson said,
adding that tickets are available
at Johnsons, Tergesens and the
council office in the Gimli Health
Centre. “It will be a great girls’
night out with wine and socializing - and men are welcome too.”
Harbour authority eliminates
two council seats on board
By Jim Mosher
GHA citing, Goodman states, that
RM policy is that its members not
Representatives of Gimli council sit on the boards of private corpowill no longer have a seat at the rations.
table when the board of the Gimli
Harbour Authority (GHA) meets. “Although the board of directors
of the GHA greatly appreciates
Gimli council had appointed the interest of the RM of Gimli in
councillors Danny Luprypa and our operations, the RM of Gimli
Thora Palson to the board. How- no longer has a legal status within
ever harbour authority chairman the structure of the corporation,”
Eric Goodman says in a letter to Goodman writes in an April 7 letcouncil appointees no longer ter to chief administrative officer
have legal standing on the GHA Joann King. “First and foremost,
the role of the Gimli Harbour Auboard.
thority is to maintain the safe opGHA has maintained its status as erations of a working commercial
a private, non-profit corporation fishing harbour, and its large and
since its formal incorporation in diverse user group. But within this
role, the Gimli Harbour Author2005.
ity has consistently looked at the
In the past, the harbour author- larger picture within the RM of
ity allocated two of seven seats Gimli as a whole.”
to municipal representatives. That
formally changed last year when Goodman says it’s important that
the authority “transitioned to the the municipality and GHA work
new legislation governing non- closely to ensure “we can move
profit organizations under Indus- forward in this relationship.”
try Canada,” Goodman explains
Goodman’s letter is on the agenda
in a letter to council.
for this evening’s regular meeting
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seat can contact the Eastern Interlake Handi-van for more information. The service is provided to
residents of Dunnottar, Gimli and
Winnipeg Beach.
People are lining up for a gambling junket they can’t seem to
get enough of. Recently offered
by Eastern Interlake Handi-van as
a revenue generator for the nonprofit, the casino service has been The handi-van once ferried users
popular.
to the Walmart store in Selkirk.
That stopped after some business
The handi-van casino trips are people objected to the practice.
scheduled for the first Tuesday
of each month, though that may Peiluck raised the issue at a counchange with demand. The cost is cil meeting earlier this year.
$25 per trip. The trips alternate
between South Beach Casino on “I don’t want to say who the inHwy. 59 and McPhillips Street dividuals were who approached
Station in Winnipeg — again that me,” the deputy mayor said Monmay change based on interest. The day evening. Peiluck’s wife’s famtrips are booking quickly, a month ily owns Gimli Sobeys.
in advance.
“I’m sure everybody said ‘Oh,
“It’s turning out to be very success- sure, it’s Peter because he’s inful. They’ve now got more people volved with Sobeys’. Whatever.
than they can accommodate,” I really don’t care about that.
Gimli chief administrative officer Somebody who owns a business
Joann King said during a regu- in Gimli brought it to my attenlar meeting March 25. “They’ve tion. I just felt I was doing due diltalked about getting an additional igence by bringing that forward.”
van.”
Peiluck notes that the casino trips
(King reported on behalf of deputy do not take away from the core
mayor Peter Peiluck, who sits on service Eastern Interlake Handithe Handi-van board. He was un- van provides, including offering
able to attend the meeting.)
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By Jim Mosher
The process that led to the recent
Gimli council decision to destroy
two dogs that attacked an eight-yearold boy appears to run counter to the
intent of the municipality’s animal
control bylaw. The vicious attack that
left the boy severely bruised and traumatized happened at about 8:15 the
morning March 25 as the victim was
waiting for his school bus.
Cites provincial legislation to skirt public
airing of facts related to vicious attack
In the end, it’s not so much whether council, having heard all the
evidence, made the right decision.
Based on the facts that we have been
able to glean, it appears the decision
to euthanize the dogs was justified.
What should be a concern is that the
Council conducted a hearing into the process set down by its own bylaw
vicious attack when it met in special was not followed by Gimli council.
session April 7, then decided the following day at a regular meeting to Process is an important part of efeuthanize the dogs Bella, one year fective, transparent and accountable
old, and Peanut, two. The German government. Processes embedded
shepherd-mixed dogs were put down in policies and bylaws inform how
municipalities conduct business and
two days later.
provide a blueprint by which citizens
The unadvertised ‘public’ hearing can navigate engaging their governseems at odds with the municipal- ments in meaningful and respectful
ity’s animal control bylaw, which ways.
states that such hearings be conducted at a regularly-scheduled meeting Absent these structures, elected offiof council. The intent of that bylaw cials can easily thwart or undermine
provision, it would seem, is that the long-held statements of law, belief
hearings be public. However, the and intent.
province’s Municipal Act empowers
municipal councils to conduct spe- One should not suppose that Gimli
cial meetings as deemed necessary.
council’s intent was anything but
honourable. However, the neglect
There is little doubt, then, that Gimli of its own bylaw — the very bylaw it
does have a legal leg to stand on. used to authorize taking the lives of
What’s unclear is why there was such two animals — cannot be condoned
an urgency in conducting the hearing as a mere oversight.
just a day before a regular meeting.
Had the meeting been conducted On the face of it, all of this may seem
during a regular meeting, reporters a fine point. After all, it seems, no one
who regularly attend such meetings disputes the facts. A child was bitten
would have had all the information by one dog and joined in the attack
at-hand, rather than having to scram- by another dog. The dogs, therefore,
ble to nail down particulars later.
pose a danger to people. The fact that
the victim was a child would seem to
The Interlake Enterprise learned after make the decision a slam-dunk.
the fact that the owner of the dogs,
the boy’s mother and grandmother, Had media been privy to the discusand RCMP attended the hearing. Po- sions of fact at what the bylaw relice provided pictures of the boy’s quires to be a ‘public’ hearing, there
bruising and, presumably, provided would have been an opportunity to
additional informational regarding report about whatever nuances may
the attack. What the dog owner and have existed.
others had to say is known only to
those invited to attend the special
meeting.
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A public hearing would have, presumably, included important information, such as whether one or both
of the dogs involved in the attack
were ever cited for infractions before, why the dogs were on the loose
and whether the owner was aware
her dogs were running loose. (Neither dog was licensed. The owner of
the two dogs had been cited because
the animals had been found running
loose before.)
Again, many, if not most, people will
simply accept council’s judgement.
In the past, Gimli council has conducted public hearings into whether
a dog should be considered a dangerous animal during the course of a
public, regularly-scheduled meeting.
In one case, the dog owner agreed
to accept that her animal should
be deemed ‘dangerous’. However,
council of the day was able to reach
a compromise that allowed the animal to continue its life elsewhere on
a farm far from people, but nevertheless a controlled environment.
Would that have happened in the latest case? No one but those who sat in
on the recent hearing can say.
It’s difficult to use a bylaw that explicitly allows having an animal deemed
dangerous subsequently destroyed,
while ignoring another key part of
the bylaw that requires a public hearing — the generous provisions of the
Municipal Act notwithstanding.
We allow that council conducted a
special meeting — the ‘Dangerous
Dog Public Hearing’, as it was called
— the day before the regular council meeting. But just how ‘public’ is
a hearing that was not the subject of
public notification?
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meeting of the Keystone Agricultural
Producers (KAP) in Portage la Prairie,
the Canadian Wheat Board’s chief
strategy and chief operating officers
called in from their headquarters in
Winnipeg to explain the sale of 50.1
per cent of CWB shares to the G3
Global Grain Group.
“We knew this day was coming,”
KAP president Dan Mazier also told
the Interlake Enterprise on Monday.
“A while back, the CWB wrote in a
technical brief that the Department
of Agriculture basically told them to
shut down or make a viable business
out of the CWB, and so they chose
option B by finding an investor in
G3,” Mazier explained.
G3 is a joint venture between Bunge
Canada and SALIC Canada, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Saudi Agri- “They had indicated that they wantcultural and Livestock Investment ed to fast track this thing and despite
that I think that they did do their due
Company (SALIC).
diligence in the matter,” Mazier con“This is not really news as the 2011 tinued.
Act of Parliament (Bill C-18) regulating the wheat industry gave the CWB Mazier concluded by saying that
a number of years to commercial- overall this wasn’t going to negatively
ize itself, and this by no later than affect the lives of farmers and that in
2016-17,” CWB President and CEO fact this new ownership group was
Ian White told the Enterprise during a an opportunity to keep the farmer’s
telephone interview on Monday.
equity in the CWB intact for the next
several years.
“G3’s significant investment in CWB,
together with the Farmer Equity Plan Farmers looking ahead to ‘Growing
(established in 2013, the FEP enables Forward 3’ in 2018
farmers to have a significant equity
interest in an international grain Another key farming topic discussed
company), will create a major new at last week’s meeting was the upcompetitor by facilitating the contin- coming ‘Growing Forward 3’ poliued expansion of our grain handling cy framework, a federal-provincial
network,” White also said.
agreement that sets the terms and
conditions for the majority of agriculKAP president Mazier says business ture programming for farmers.
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Forward 3.’ TheGeo-engineering is in the news afWe send up sulfur-contain
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tion, insurance andthe potential benefits and costs of neer’ a climate that will m
embracing geo-engineering as a
disaster), environeffects of ongoing global
‘solution’ to our earthly woes.
mental, and food
change.
safety programs.
Instead of changing our behaviours, we change climate. This It gives a whole new mea
Delegates to the
burying
oursays
heads in the sa
Mazier
approach allows usKAP
to president
continue Dan
meeting also passedspewing
a resolution
callgreenhouse gases
(GHGs)
that the
sale of 50.1% of the
ing on the federal and
provincial
govmodified org
without having to modify
ourWheat
be- Genetically
Canadian
Board will not
ernments to involve
KAP
and
other
(GMOs)?
Same
haviour. Earlier this year,
the global
negatively
affect the lives of sort of thi
that
will
farm groups in the decisions
other engineered ‘solutio
concentration of carbon dioxide,
farmers.
be made during thethe
development
of
main driver of climate change, feed the world not by add
Growing Forward 3.hit 400 parts per million (ppm). poor farming practice but
That’s the highest-ever concen- tering the genes of foods t
“This is an importanttration
process,
of and
the we
GHG. At 400 ppm, them resistant to blight an
must be at the table,”
wesaid
areMazier.
hastening toward a tipping natural challenges facing fo
duction. Good
at new programming
thatin theory, p
point beyond whichmust
evenlook
a change
More
than that,to it’s patent
“There is so much at
here. Cur-may
is not
moreslow
robust
responsive
instake
our practices
cli- and
the
likes
one
rently, business risk
management
changes on the farm – and of
thisMonsanto,
inmate change.
largest corporatio
programs in Growing Forward 2 are cludes the effects ofworld’s
climate change,”
not meeting farmer’s needs, and we Mazier concluded.
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On a more serious note, Gibbs said that he
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figure involved, to show that someone is
listening if someone comes forward about
being bullied while at school.”
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When grade 8 student Matthew Lake heard
about the contest, he saw it as a great opportunity to combine his passion for filmmaking with the need to get an important
message out to students everywhere.
Lake himself is aware of this problem firsthand. He has been bullied and getting it to
stop for him happened after he approached
school staff members to seek help. For Lake,
that proved to be successful and he thinks
it can work for other students as well.
At the beginning of January 2015, Lake visited classrooms and asked who would like
to join the film club he wanted to form in
order to create the video. Eight other students volunteered to help and, six weeks
later, the finished project was submitted to
the Red Cross.
It is thus all the more impressive that the
school won, since this was the first year
that they participated in the contest, which
was created five years ago, according to
Gibbs.
The film club kids, along with staff members Principal Gibbs and Patricia Stouffer,
attended the awards ceremony at Park Theatre and heard special guests DJ Ace Burpee and former Blue Bomber Obby Kahn
speak, among others.
“I’m very proud of our group for what we
have accomplished and I’m happy we have
made something that can help other kids.
It’s fair to say it was the best day of my life
and I think the rest of the club feels that
way as well,” Lake concluded.
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Gimli sculptor carves out international reputation
Editorial Comment
By Roger Newman
“I’m a goalie myself and play in a couple of recreational leagues in Winnipeg Beach,” said Wenzel who is a past
president of the Sculpture Association
of Alberta and a present member of the
Gimli Art Club.
is handy with
eringWarren
theWenzel
future
ina chainan informational vacuum
saw but poses little threat to his Gimli
neighbours.
IsRathera than
future
written by global
being the crazed star of
horror movies, he uses the chainsaw to
corporate
interests
in the cards?
carve acclaimed sculptures
in wood.
gineering holds
theonly
promWenzel’s
offensemously
has beenknown
makingfor its genetically
ever having
to dust
say and
we’re
crop
a little
noisemodified
while carving
120 plants, including
sculptures that
have canola,
been soldonce
around
We stop worrying
about
Canada’s premiere
the
world
since
he
began
sculpting
15
change because we can crop.
yearsthe
ago folds
at the of
mature age of 42.
effects below
neered ‘solution’.
Silver nanoparticles? Excuse me.
He has been creating them for the past
twoideas
yearsisintohis
in Gimli’s Vesre far-fetched
putstudio
These
wee things have been engitureland neighbourhood since he and
sands of mirrors in the up- neered as an antibacterial delivery
his wife Denise moved here after windosphere to ing
deflect
the sun’s agent. The silver in these tiny partiup successful careers at the Northern
n presto-magico,
we cool
cles destroys
Only prob(NAIT)bacteria.
in
Alberta Institute
of Technology
et. We seed
clouds to cre- lem: Bacteria are a required part of
Edmonton.
The Wenzels’ retirement to Gimli was
precipitated more by family circumstances than by a desire to live at the
lake.
ing global weather opens the
valve we may not be able to control, for instance.
“We wanted to be near our daughter
and son-in-law Amber and James Lawson and our two grandchildren,” Warren
Wenzel said. “They are both captains in
the air force and were transferred from
Alberta to Winnipeg with liaison responsibilities at the Gimi air cadet camp. We
were unfamiliar with Gimli before we
came, but we enjoy the community and
have nice neighbours.”
There is too much information to
be held in a single goblet. But,
thanks to our digital ecosphere,
those who care can connect to
the broad sweep of fact. (Be careful, though. Charlatans and purveyors of misinformation exist.)
during periods of drought. the tangled web of terrestrial and Large corporations are taking add up sulfur-containing
parlife.from
Maybe not so good vantage of the surge in technologi“I’ve had sales
and aquatic
commissions
o the upperplaces
atmosphere
to and
if you’re
smelly
like Toronto
London,
Eng- but nevertheless cal application while government
land, as well as fromgood
Florida,
he sun’s energy.
if Colorado
you happen
to be Wenzel
part of isregulators
struggle to keep
up with with sculptures of
Warren
drawing international
attention
a recent interand Australia,” he said
a in
delicately
balanced
ecosystem,
their
insatiable
appetite
for
profit
a wide range of subjects like a Buddhist monk
and a cuddly bear.
view.”
My
highest
profile
commission
stuff to the atmosphere, for example our frequently, though above principle.
in 2010
when the
Govern- adaptable planet
ans or thewas
land
to ‘enginotAlberta
infinitely,
most of these materials for a job in the when he attended a West Kelowna
ment
a downclimate that
willbought
maskmy
thesculptures
knownoflocally
as Earth.
Scientists
and he
ethicists
are trying
at NAIT. There
symposium
and came under the influskier climate
and a snowboarder and dis- printing department to
of ongoinghill
global
catch
up.
Full-scale,
global
geoence
of
noted
sculptors Cliff Graham,
met
fellow
employee
Denise,
a
quilter
played both of them at Alberta House at
More than half of who
the now
biomass
in her
engineering
may bePetula
a fewPettman
decades
and Jacques Hildebrun.
practices
craft
at
the
Gimli
the Vancouver Winter Olympics.”
Lake Winnipeg, for
is away but we haveIntothe
question
its His work has been
years since,
Newinstance,
Horizons Club.
a whole new
meaning
to years
that bacterial
community we so premise today — displayed
or leave Infuture
the Muttart Conservatory in
Spending
his early
in the small
Edmonton
and
NAIT annually give his
“When
I
was
younger,
I
thought
sculptour heads towns
in the ofsand.
revile.
What
would
happen
should
generations
a
potentially
planetLeader, Sask., and Mannville,
ing
took
too
long,”
says
Warren
Wenzel
sculptures
as
gifts
silver
nanoparticles
(SNPs)
be
as
changing mess that may well be to retiring employees.
Alta., Wenzel discovered his artistic bent
now
spends
six
to eight
weeks on in
who
As its
well,
his statue of a hockey goalie
ally modified
lethal
as many studies suggest. too
far advanced
sweeping
in highorganisms
school and a took
a post-secondeach sculpture
as he ecological
creates six toconsequence
eight graces to
thealter.
St. Albert, Alta., art gallery al? Same sort
thing:
anThose atstudies
conclude,
and they
ary of
degree
in art
and design
Red Deer
though
the
models were not Carey Price
pieces
in
a
year.
ngineered College.
‘solution’.
arebecoming
early studies,
WhileWe
he was
more that SNPs are a
or
Martin
Brodeur.
with crayons,
rock danger to algae, If a course-altering change is needworld notthan
byfamiliar
addressing
clear pencils,
and present
He was inspired to change his mind
and chisels,
ming practice
but byheal-temporarily
bacterianeglected
and plankton.
Not a pretty ed, we should begin making the
e genes of foods to make picture.
turn sooner rather than later.
sistant to blight and other
challenges facing food pro- We continue to evolve as human
Good in theory, perhaps. beings. It appears, however, that
an that, it’s patentable by we face a host of technologyBy Roger Newman
older population and I think many Jim took over.
of Monsanto,
one of the driven quantum an
leaps
few ungolfers would appreciate less walking
largest corporations, fa- derstand or question. Engineer-
Wenzel is currently preparing for the Interlake Wave tour of more than 40 artists
which takes place each year in June and
September. He has already displayed his
work as part of a Wave exhibition at the
Winnipeg Art Gallery.
“If I ever get enough pieces, I’d like to
have my own show at the Wag,” he says.
According to Wenzel, it’s gratifying to
be an in-demand sculptor, but it’s not
a high paying job. His least profitable
work was his heavy 100-pound sculpture of a bear which a cheapskate admirer somehow stole from an Edmonton
art gallery.
“I’m re-creating the bear,” says the
sculptor who is amazed that the thief
escaped unnoticed.
Gimli Golf Club may again welcome golfers
The Gimli Golf Club may re-open soon
after being closed for the past four
years..
Owner Jim Baldwin hopes to have his
nine hole, par three course up and running by July.
Specializing
in Your
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of the “little
Baldwin
Soil of
& the
Gravel
side”
courseHauling
will likelyNeeds
be the start
of a project to re-configure the club’s
rving Gimli
& Winnipeg
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longer
regulation nine
and Area
add residential
housing
on
the
course.
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Baldwin who is tackling the project with
the support of a new partner. “Gimli has
on a course with more challenges.”
Jim Baldwin’s plan to add housing to
the course was recently presented to
He said weather will determine how the Eastern Interlake Planning District
long it takes to do the work and re-open (EIPD). He applied to change the land
the longer nine on the south side of designation for the whole course from
the
clubhouse.
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Meanwhile, play started Friday at Gimli’s Links at the Lake Course. That was
one day before the spring open house at
the Links clubhouse just north of town.
Many golfers turned up Saturday to sign
up for leagues and other activities, take
advantage of specials and tee-up in
plus-20 weather.
“It’s not often our course is open before
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Gimli Habitat for Humanity seeks first home owner
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By Roger Newman
The search is starting to find a family to
build, occupy and own the first Habitat for Humanity home in Gimli.
“We hope to identify our first owners
by mid-May and start the foundation
for the first home in the fall,” McKelvey said.
Place your greeting
or announcement today!
It will officially begin Fri., April 24 at
7 p.m. when the recently established
Gimli Habitat chapter hosts a family
orientation evening at the New Horizons Centre on North Colonization
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Families will learn at the Friday night
session that world-wide Habitat has
built 800,000 homes for four million
people since it was formed in the
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Habitat’s first home and ultimately has “The minimum family income for Habroom for a second home and a part of itat ownership is $26, 000,” McKelvey
Dan McKelvey, Signe Holstein and John Bucklaschuk
said, adding that all the requirements
the playground.
are among the enthusiastic Gimli Habitat volunteers.
including the sweat equity hours will
Dan McKelvey, a spokesman for Gimli be spelled out at the orientation sesdraising efforts, but still has a way to Farmers Hall on PR 231,”Barbara
McKelvey Feldman
Habitat, says the chapter is currently sion.
Emma
Skulason
go to fund its portion of the first proj- said. “We’re also interested in corpoconcentrating on the first house and
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Interlake B&Bs offer welcoming
destinations for travelers
By Michel Forest
bilities of this down-home alternative
to motels and hotels.
Now that the weather has finally broken, spring is here and that means
that the Interlake’s Bed and Breakfast
(B&Bs) homes are getting set to open
their doors to the travelling public.
“The traveler that stays in a B&B often
wants to be more closely connected to
the community that they are visiting,
even if it’s only for one night,” Martin
said.
“Bed and Breakfasts offer many interesting alternatives to travelers who
are in search of a different experience
when it comes to the hospitality aspect
of their travels,” said Bill Martin, president of the co-op organization Bed
and Breakfast Manitoba.
“These are the type of people who
want to know more about local history, get acquainted with the locals on
a more personal basis, and who are
often in search of a different experience,” Martin added.
Manitoba’s Interlake region has approximately half a dozen B&Bs,
spread out over an area that spans
from Stonewall in the west on over to
River Road near Selkirk (which of itself
has another half dozen B&Bs in its immediate vicinity) and all the way up
to ‘The Last Straw Bed and Breakfast,’
located north of Hecla in the vicinity
of Calders Dock.
In this regard, B&Bs attract what Travel
Manitoba would refer to as the ‘experiential and/or authentic traveler,’ the
kind of person that wants to go out and
do or see something out of the ordinary.
In addition to the above location, other B&Bs in the Interlake include:
• Solmundson Gesta Hus B&B and
Wellness Centre (Hecla Island)
• Bridgeview B&B (Selkirk)
• Evergreen Gate B&B (Selkirk)
• Harlequin House B&B (Selkirk)
• Skipper’s Lodge (Teulon)
“Our association has, year over year,
approximately 60 members, with
some new ones that join while others close their doors for various reasons, often retirement-related ones,”
explained Martin, who happens to be
owner of ‘The Last Straw B&B.’
According to Martin, the association
holds its members to very high standards in matters of cleanliness, safety,
comfort, aesthetic appeal, and so on.
Martin gives the example of his own
area, where he can point his guests
in the direction of nearby Matheson
Island, where the traveler will find an
authentic fishing community, and also
the Métis fishermen at Pine Dock, or
to the caves that dot the area’s littoral
biogeographical zone, having been
carved out of the eroding limestone in
the bay near Lake Winnipeg.
‘The Last Straw’ is one of a dozen or so Bed & Breakfasts
hat open their doors to travellers each year in the Interlake,
from Stonewall and Selkirk all the way up to Hecla and the
Calders Dock area on the shore of Lake Winnipeg.
“We have two conferences per year, at
which time sessions are given on the
hospitality industry’s standards, and all
member accommodations must pass
an inspection every three years on a
rotating basis to make sure that they
are upholding those standards,” Martin continued.
Martin was particularly pleased with
his association’s new green initiative
to be launched at its upcoming conference to be held April 25 in Brandon.
Hecla Island
Solmundson Gesta Hus B&B
and Wellness Centre
Email:
hecla@mts.net
“Just like many hotel chains, our Gold
Key Program will involve ways to encourage low energy and water consumption, a linen and towel re-use
program, purchasing environmentally
sensitive items and also making sure
that several of these are biodegradable, among many other things that
we can do,” Martin said.
The concept of B&Bs is relatively new
to Manitoba and Canada, Martin explained, adding that it was people that
had gone to Europe in the 70s and 80s
who became intrigued by the possi-
Selkirk
Bridgeview B&B
Phone:
(204) 482-7892
“B&Bs don’t necessarily cost more
than a motel, but even if they do,
what they are able to offer is a very
high level of personalized service and
comfort, an excellent quality of food,
and many are a lot closer than Grand
Forks, for example, which make them
ideal for an overnight staycation or a
longer stay,” Martin concluded.
For more information (including contact info. on the above-mentioned
B&Bs), visit their website at www.bedandbreakfast.mb.ca.
Selkirk
Evergreen Gate B&B
Phone:
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15
Atom Interlake
Lightning
win Pembina
Valleycouncil
Cup
Siglunes
man tireless
in criticism
of municipal
hockey tournament
By Jim Mosher
would become a lightning rod for Holowchak.
monthly meetings, claims. He says that Coun.
Randy Helgason walked out of council’s regular
meeting May 16. Holowchak and his wife also
left that meeting because they were offended by
comments allegedly made at the time by Reeve
Zacharias.
Gene Holowchak is reviled by some, heralded A disturbing claim centered on the reeve’s alas a hero of sorts by others. He’s been a thorn leged harassment of two of the municipality’s
in the side of Siglunes council for more than a female front-office staff, who subsequently went
year now: protesting, writing letters, badgering on sick leave in what was described as stress
council members and the municipality’s interim leave. The two would be formally terminated in
chief administrative officer.
November 2012 because they had not returned “I want the town to understand what is going
By Michel Forest
to work.
with their
leader
andVan
reeve,”
said. “I want
The Atom
Interlake Lightning team: ( Stony Mountain)on
Brody
Stovin,
Nolan
Denhe
Bussche;
Holowchak retired six years ago to the RM of Si-(Gimli ) Zack Meadows, Nathan Vigfusson, Dylanpeople
to realize
what they’re
looking at down
Woytowich;
(Warren)
Hyde Smith,
During the weekend of April 17glunes in the West Interlake. He’d farmedKayden
in the McMahon,
The letter and
departure
of
the
two
female
staff
the road.”
Hayden Myskiw, Karson King; (Stonewall)
Peyton Bateman, Alex Kaczorowski,
19, the 2015 Atom Interlake LightNiagara Peninsula, worked as a software fixerJace
in Woods,
piqued Holowchak’s
interest
in
Siglunes
counAustin
Lourenco,
Ty
Woods,
Hayden
Wheddon.
Coaches: (l.-r.) Eric Vigfusson,
ing participated in an extended
a variety of capacities. But the gig was up when cil,Kevin
its leader
in
particular.
“One
of
the
things
Holowchak
acknowledges
that his protests
Van Den Bussche, Niels Kaczorowski, and head coach
Kirby Bateman.
season hockey tournament in
health problems sidelined the now 58-year-old. my father taught me is that we do have to think and critiques are part of his effort to get people
Morden called the Pembina Valabout the next guy,” he said. “I live my life based thinking long before the next round of municiley Cup, where they proceeded
He and wife Victoria chose the quiet “The
life when
some
the principles
my from
Dad raised
meinon.twopal
in October
2014.
“I want
inform
idea isonthat
youofcan
recruit ing
behind
of elections
those they
were six
years
old,toand
so
to capture the gold medal.
six years ago they retreated from the hurly
burly
If
I
see
somebody
who
can’t
speak
up
for
themthem
about
what
is
going
on
so
they
can
make
the best players from a maximum contests to win those games.
generally speaking for the last
to a home northwest of Ashern. Gene
Holowselves
onarea,
an issue,
I will help.”
a better, more
informed
next [election]
of
five
towns
in
the
and
that
five
years, decision
which explains
their
“It was an overall team effort, with
chak would carve a niche as a sometimes
writer
time,”
he
said,
adding
he
has
no
plan
to
run
in
contributions coming from all the team can go on and play in the This team has experienced some success in consistently playing a
and frequent commentator on the affairs
of
his
“My
interest
in
council
started
when
the
two
2014
nor,
he
says,
has
that
ever
been
his
motiplayers,” said Eric Vigfusson, one various provincial tournaments success in the past, but what strong team game.
adopted home community. It was idyllic
untilorganized
female employees
were made
forced this
to gotournament
on sick vation.
that are
for their age
special
of the four Lightning coaches.
about a year ago when he heard rumblings
of
leave,”
he
said.
group,” Vigfusson explained.
is how they faced adversity and ORGANIZING FOR THE FUTURE
discord about Siglunes municipal council.
overcame it, according Meanwhile,
to Vigfus- Holowchak hopes to have a relaThis particular edition of the InHolowchak
makes
no
bones
about
his
recent
tively
restful “What
summer.we
He’ll
stop
parading
the
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are
doing
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terlake Lightning consisted of
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to eseleven-year-old boys (includof six councillors, who signed an explosive in-TOURNAMENT
nicipal office, though heInwould
later
move
his
ing
the
rural
life,
he
says
he’ll
continue
to apply
the
semi-final
game
against
the
tablish
a
permanent
franchise
for
ing two ten-year-olds) who were
dictment of their leader, Reeve Barry Zacharias. protest out of town. “I hitPembina
the highway
because
pressure
on
the
provincial
government,
the
OmIce Hawks, they had to that age group to play in a league
culled from the region’s best atom
Holowchak could not pass; instead, In
he took
it people
were complaining
about back
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of proOffice
of theyear,”
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Morden,
the
Lightning
garbattle
from
being budsman
down atandforthethe
whole
players to play in what is now
upon himself to copy and distribute nered
that letter
test record
in the town,”
said.two different times in the contest. said.
a perfect
of 5-0,he
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throughout Ashern and the surrounding
rural
willand
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Manitoba.
area. The nub of the letter went to the heart
of muThe reeve’s
behaviour
lessinthan
deco- cial
government
for a recall
process,”
those
five games,
including
com- remains
prevailed
a shootout,
after
OT Vigfusson
furtherelection
explained
that
nicipal governance. It contained allegations that rous, Holowchak, who attends
council’s
oncehe
said.
“That’s
where
I’ll
spend
a
lot
of
time.”
had not resulted in declaring a this is the result of being in
a rewinner.
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HEALTH & WELLNESS
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Interlakers - You are invited to
Dinner with the Healthy Chef
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By Chef Syam – Healthy-chef.ca
For this month’s column I would like to invite you
to an upcoming dinner event at my friend Colleen’s
restaurant in North Gimli. You may have read the
article on Paul’s Grill published in this newspaper
on April 1 (or always available online at http://enterprisenews.ca), and how a great lady is helping
continue the restaurant legacy of her former friend.
I recently enjoyed dinner with one of my close
friends at Paul’s Grill and very much enjoyed the
good food – especially the secretly spiced gravy,
cozy atmosphere, and impeccable service. Colleen
Swifte (Interlake Enterprise managing editor) and I
have collaborated for a couple of years now bringing you this monthly column after she wrote a front
cover story on my Healthy Chef restaurant during
the summer of 2013. Many of you have since visited my restaurant located at the Eriksdale Inn with
tremendous feedback, for which I thank you very
much.
I realize it can be a bit of drive to Eriksdale for some
east Interlake readers so now it’s time to bring it all
together and share the Healthy Chef experience
by bringing some of my own culinary creations to
north Gimli for a one evening event.
• Healthy Chef Signature Potato Bacon Soup or Healthy
Chef Signature Salad
• Healthy Chef Signature Stuffed Ham & Swiss Chicken
Bites served on top of Sauced Egg Noodles
•Healthy Chef Signature Marinated Char-Grilled
Chicken Breast served with a Mild Paneer & Cardamom Curry Sauce on a bed of Stir Fry Vegetables
• Dessert prepared by Pastry Chef Tim Fitzgerald
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The team at Paul’s Grill (20010 Glen Bay Rd at PR
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Selkirk Fishermen winless at Keystone Cup hockey tournament
This year’s Keystone Cup Canadian Junior ‘B’ Champions: the Campbell River Storm. For the second consecutive year,
the Selkirk Fishermen represented Manitoba at the April 16-19 tournament after having repeated as KJHL champions.
By Michel Forest
The Selkirk Fishermen, after having won
the Keystone Junior Hockey League
(KJHL) Championship vs the Peguis Juniors, travelled to Cold Lake, Alberta
to compete in the Keystone Cup Canadian Junior ‘B’ Hockey Championship
this past weekend.
Fish finish with 0-4-1 record after short
break from Peguis series
“Unfortunately, we were coming off the
heels of a hard-fought, seven-game series against the Peguis Juniors less than
a week previous to this tournament,
while most of the other teams that were
there had over a week to 10 days of
rest,” said Fishermen head coach Chris
Poponick.
As always, competition at the Keystone
Cup was again at a very high level this
year and the Fish only managed to tie
one (while losing the other four) of their
five round-robin games before returning home on Sunday.
One of their more lopsided losses came
at the hands of the hometown Cold
Lake Ice by a score of 10-0.
“Well, we had just finished playing
three games in just 30 hours after a
long bus ride, so that combined with
a home team crowd of 1,500 for Cold
Lake made it very difficult for us to
regain any momentum,” Poponick explained.
Other factors that make things very
challenging for the Manitoba Junior B
teams at the Keystone Cup is that they
are invariably playing against teams
that have a much larger pool of talent
to draw from (in Alberta and B.C.) as
well as having much bigger operating
budgets.
“For example, the champion Campbell River Storm has an annual budget
of $500,000, while ours is only $40,
000,” Poponick said. “You’re basically
talking about budgets that you would
normally find at the Junior A level,” he
added.
Despite all that, Poponick said that it
had once again (they were at the tournament that was held last year in Abbotsford, B.C.) been an honour to represent Selkirk and the province at the
Western Championship.
“Was I happy with the final result on
the ice? No,” Poponick flatly stated.
“But the effort from the team was a solid one, the guys gave up every ounce
of energy they had in spite of the very
tiring week before going to Cold Lake.”
Looking ahead to next season
When asked about what he thought
were the odds of his team going for a
KJHL ‘threepeat’ (three championships
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good players,” Poponick said, adding
that every year that kind of turnaround
is inevitable, especially as concerns the
older players.
“Four players for sure, since they’ll all
be 21 years of age: goalie Bretton Fewchuk, Cale McBride, who was our leading scorer this year, Cory Balcaen, and
captain Tanner MacVicar,” the coach
explained.
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along for the ride to Cold Lake and they
did get a chance to play, so some of
these young guys will probably be with
the Fishermen next year,” Poponick
concluded.
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Monday Bingo 7:30pm
Meat Draws Friday 5 & 6pm
Poker every Friday at 7 & 9pm
Meat Draws Saturday 4 & 5 pm
followed by Chase the Queen at 6pm
Saturday Fun Darts 3pm $2 entry fee
Karaoke April 11 at 8pm
music by Wayne Morrow
Free Snooker/Pool
Members & Guests welcome
Mother’s Day Tea
Time: 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Date: Sunday May 3, 2015
Silent Auction Draw, Raffle Draw,
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Announcements
Amanda 204-641-1706
amandamo@mymts.net
Place your greeting or
announcement in our next issue
IN MEMORY
John Terwin
Hey buddy
One year has passed
you are in our thoughts
frequently
whenever we reminisce
of old times
Miss you
Ray and Judy
ENGAGEMENT
TAX PREPARATION
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Michelle & Tyler Bucklaschuk along with Dawn &
Ross Edye-Rowntree are pleased to announce the
engagement of their children Recene & Jason.
A bridal shower is planned for 2:00 pm May 24th at
the Lady of the Lake Theatre and a social evening
is planed for June 20th at the Gimli Park Pavilion.
• Personal • Farms
• Small Businesses • Fishermen
• Truck Drivers
* Some conditions apply.
Recene and Jason’s big day is August 29th.
Congratulations!
ENGAGEMENT
“A New Journey...A New Adventure...”
INTERLAKE ENTERPRISES
ALTERNATOR & STARTER REBUILDERS
Business / Fax
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5 7th Avenue
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Elwyn and Susan Smerchanski of Malonton are pleased
to announce the engagement of their daughter Marcie
to Curtis Schultz, son of Dennis and Barb of Emerson.
Their wedding social will be held May 9, 2015. A
community shower will be held on Sunday, June 14,
2015, at 2:00 pm at the “Farmers’ Hall” on Hwy #231,
1 mile west of Gimli.
They are registered at Bed, Bath and Beyond and
Sears. Monetary donations greatly appreciated.
A fall wedding is planned.
Love always and forever.
INTERLAKE ENTERPRISE
Your Source for Community News – Locally Owned and Produced Attention
Interlake SnowTrackers is announcing a location change for our raffle draw.
The new location is the Minerva Hall, not the Lakeview as described on the tickets.
The draw is to take place after our awards dinner banquet Saturday April 25, 2015.
Limited tickets still available for $5.00 each
by contacting secretary@interlakesnowtrackers.ca
HELP WANTED
Casual Permanent Position: Relief Meal Coordinator
The Relief Coordinator will assist the Meal Coordinator in providing a wellbalanced hot nutritious meal. The following skills, training and education are
an asset: experience in food industry, food handler’s course and knowledge of
nutrition, ability to work independently or in a team environment, good organizational and communication skills. Vehicle and valid driver’s license are
required.
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EMPLOYMENT
& NOTICES
CALL FOR TENDERS
FOR GRASS CUTTING
RIVERTON CEMETERY
2015 SEASON
1. Cut & trim Cemetery
2. Trim around graves & blow off grass
3. Cut grass outside of cemetery fence to roadside
4. General clean-up of debris
Please include an equipment list with your tender. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. Tenders should be marked “Cemetery” and are to be
received at the:
The position requires availability to work Monday thru Friday.
Submit Resume along with 3 references to: gsrc@mymts.net or mail to Relief
Meal Coordinator Box 1928 Gimli, Manitoba
R0C 1B0 by May 1st, 2015
Municipality of Bifrost-Riverton Satellite Office
56 Laura Avenue
Box 250
Riverton, MB R0C 2R0
For more information please call 204-642-7297
Due: May 1, 2015 12:00pm
New Iceland Heritage Museum
Requires a Museum Assistant
May 14th to September 8th , 2015
The ideal candidate will be a post secondary student studying history, Icelandic studies, art and cultural management
or hospitality and tourism. Familiarity with local and regional history is a definite asset. Strong public relations
skills and the ability to stay on task with minimal supervision is required. Duties will include the development and
delivery of programs relevant to museum exhibits. Position will require working weekends. Must be returning to
school in the fall.
Deadline for application is May 6th, 2015
Apply in person to: New Iceland Heritage Museum,
#108 94 -1st Ave. Gimli or email nihm@mts.net
Evergreen School Division
GRASS TENDER
The Evergreen School Division invites tenders to cut all the grass on
lawns, play area, boulevards, and ditches. Also included is trimming
around the buildings, trees and play structures, etc at the following
locations for the 2015 and 2016 seasons:
Arborg Early Middle School and Bus Garage;
Arborg Collegiate;
Riverton Early Middle School;
Riverton Collegiate;
Gimli High School and Sigurbjorg Stefansson Early School;
Dr. George Johnson Early Middle School;
Evergreen Support Centre;
Winnipeg Beach School;
TEC Centre (Industrial Park);
12
8
8
11
14
acres
acres
acres
acres
acres
5
4
5
2
acres
acres
acres
acres
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Note: All acreages are approximate
TOWN OF WINNIPEG BEACH
Tenders are to indicate the location being tendered for and the price per grass
cutting per location, which would also include all of the trimming around all
fixed objects and in ditches and removal of grass clippings from the site.
The Public Works Department
of The Town of Winnipeg Beach
is seeking to hire seasonal labourers
and Green Team staff.
Duties include, but are not limited to, grass cutting and trimming,
green space, equipment operation and maintenance as well as
general duties.
Applicants are expected to be mature, professional, physically fit
and be able to work independently and outdoors. Experience
operating machinery and a Class 5 Drivers License would be considered assets.
These positions will remain open until suitable candidates are
found.
Please submit a resume to:
Lyndon Johnson
Public Works Foreman
Town of Winnipeg Beach
29 Robinson Ave.
Box 160
Winnipeg Beach, MB
R0C 3G0
Email-publicworks@winnipegbeach.ca
• Grass will be cut approximately once per week and the successful
bidder will be provided with a schedule to follow. Grass cutting will
not be permitted during regular school hours.
• Bids submitted must include the type of power rakes, mowers,
trimmers and auxiliary equipment that would be used. Bidders are
required to contact Mr. Gary Thompson, Manager of Operations at
642-6269 to obtain tender specifications and additional information
prior to submitting a tender.
• The successful bidders must provide proof of liability insurance.
• Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Tender to Close, Monday April 27, 2015 at 4p.m.
Please send sealed tender marked “GRASS CUTTING & TRIMMING”
along with the location tendered for to:
Charlie Grieve, Secretary-Treasurer
Evergreen School Division
Box 1200
Gimli, Manitoba
R0C 1B0
Tel: (204) 642-6266
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2013 CHEV SONIC LT 4dr SEDAN SALE $14,995 4 Cyl Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt,
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2006 SATURN ION 4dr SEDAN SALE $5,995 Gray, 2.2 Litre, 5-Speed Manual,
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2010 CHEVROLET EQUINOX LS SALE $12,900 Front Wheel Drive, White, Air,
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2010 FORD F350 SUPER DUTY 4x4 CREW CAB XLT SALE $27,995
2014 GMC ACADIA SLE 2 ALL WHEEL DRIVE SALE $36,995
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2012 CHEV SILVERADO 2500 EXT CAB LONG BOX 4x4 SALE $29,995
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2009 CHEV UPLANDER VAN SALE $9,900 White, V6 Auto, Air, Cruise, Power
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2009 CHEV 1/2 TON SILVERADO 4x4 REG CAB SALE $17,900
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2008 GMC ACADIA SLE ALL WHEEL DRIVE SALE $14,900 Black, Power
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2008 SATURN OUTLOOK XE AWD SALE $13,900 Silver, Remote Start,
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2012 GMC TERRAIN SLE CALL! AWD, White, Remote Start, Heated Seats, Rear
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2012 CHEV TRAVERSE AWD 8 PASSENGER SALE $26,995
2007 GMC ENVOY 4dr 4x4 SALE $10,900 Silver, Power Seat, Power Windows
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2012 GMC TERRAIN SLE AWD SALE $18,995 Silver, Rear Camera, CD/MP3,
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2007 BUICK RENDEZVOUS FWD 5 PASS SALE $8,900 Silver, Remote Start,
Power Seat, Power Windows/Locks, AM/FM/CD, 3.5 V6, Auto, Steering Wheel Audio.
2011 GMC SIERRA SLE CREW SH BOX 4x4 SALE $22,900 5.3 V8, 6spd
2007 CHEV AVALANCHE 4x4 LT SALE $17,995 White, Heated Leather Seats,
2012 CHEV SILVERADO LTZ CREW SHORT BOX 4x4 SALE $33,900 White,
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2012 GMC TERRAIN SLE AWD SALE $17,995 Silver, Air, Cruise, Tilt, Power
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2011 CHEV SILVERADO EXT CAB 4x4 SALE $20,900 Blue, V8, Power Windows & Locks, Remote Entry, Trailer Pkg, CD/MP3, BlueTooth, Side Steps, Chrome
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2010 GMC ACADIA SLE AWD SALE $14,995 Gold Mist, 8 Pass, Power Seats,
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