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By Marlene Ness
Gowns were glittering and Fraserwood Hall was
decked out in its finest bling for the 5th annual Kiwanis
Kabaret on May 30, with approximately 300 people in
attendance.
The gala fundraising event is put on by each spring by
the Gimli and District Kiwanis Club to raise money
for community projects, award several donations and
prizes, and celebrate the hard-working members who
make Kiwanas one of the major funders of children’s
programs in our community. Gov. Elect Sam Sehkon and
his wife Lt. Governor Terry Sehkon of Gimli were pivotal
in making the Kabaret become a reality, stating, “We
sold out of tickets within two weeks!” See FULL STORY
MarkyourcalendarsforSunday
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journey to the
the Interlake Off-Road Club hosted its first finish line.
project. This is the first of five $5000 installments
all-terrain vehicle (ATV) mud bogging event
to be givenPerhaps
by Gimlicounterintuitively,
Kiwanis over a five year
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up of
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in front of their vehicles,
the Quad Spring Mud Bog Challenge,
By Jim Mosher
creating an added obstacle to their trek to
glory and bragging rights. The driving ain’t
easy. Drivers struggle against the water,
waves and mud.
day-long event attracted an estimated 100
spectators.
were 38 entries
in the first-time event,
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Kiwanis Kabaret a glittering gala
By Marlene Ness
span. Cuthbert spoke at length about
the value of natural playgrounds, and
their proven benefits to children’s
mental health and learning. “Thank
you Kiwanis. Not only will this playground benefit our school and our
children, it will enhance the entire
community,” Cuthbert noted.
The slogan of Kiwanis International is
‘Serving the Children of the World’.
One only has to glimpse at the organization’s many projects, locally and
globally, to understand the gravity of
their mission to help kids.
Special guest John Collins, Kiwanis
Governor for Western Canada, originally started in Kiwanis in 1978, saying it all started with a wish to do
something different for the community. “Thirty-eight years later, I’m still
doing it! The main focus of Kiwanis is
children,” said Collins, who traveled
from Thunder Bay Ontario with his
wife to attend the gala. “Yesterday
we made a quick side-trip to Brandon for the Kiwanis-sponsored Soapbox Derby, a fun event with 140 kids
and cars competing! It’s events like
that, that keep Kiwanis thriving.”
Collins went on to say “The highlight of Kabaret night is meeting the
Kiwanians themselves. These are the
people who actually do all the work
in the community... Kiwanis is all
about camaraderie and helping. And
after so many years, Kiwanis really
feels like a big family.”
This year’s Master of Ceremonies
was Rod Hill, famous former Blue
Bombers defenseman who now donates his time to visiting schools,
connecting with kids, and discussing his highlights and challenges as a
pro football player. Hill’s commen-
The big giveaway of the evening was
a Fly-In Fishing Trip to Sassaginnigak
Lodge, donated by Karmen Johnson
and Northway Aviation. As well the
evening boasted a massive silent
auction, which included a huge array of items, from a pressure washer
to a limited edition RCMP print.
Enterprise reporter Marlene Ness and Kabaret Master of Ceremonies Rod Hill, who
was named Bombers’ all-time greatest defensive back by fans and two-time CFL All
Star. Hill generously donated his time to MC this year’s Kiwanis Kabaret, livening
up the evening with funny anecdotes on and off the football field.
tary gave the Kabaret night a colorful
and humorous spin, as he recounted
his many life lessons on and off the
football field.
In attendance at the Kabaret were
MP James Bezan, MLA Ralph Eichler
and Gimli Mayor, Randy Woroniuk,
who helped draw for a number of
raffle prizes.
Rosanna Cuthbert, principal of Sigurbjorg Steffansson Early School in
Gimli, accepted a $5000 donation
from Kiwanis for their Natural Playground project, which is to be the first
in a series of five $5000 installments
donated by Kiwanis over a five-year
Musical entertainment was provided
by Luke and Murray, Winnipeg’s premier two-man band, who have incredible harmony vocals and a wide
range of tunes that got the Kiwanians
grooving late into the night.
Kiwanis
raises
approximately
$20,000 per year from the highly
popular Kabaret gala. “This money
goes back into our community, to
help children and fund important
social programs,” said Terry Sehkon.
“Groups like Aktion Club, K-Kids,
Builders Club, and Key Club play a
vital role in developing youth right
here in our own schools and community.”
“And-- what a wonderful reason to
dress up in your fanciest clothes for a
full night of entertainment!” Sehkon
smiled.
Continued
from Front
Drive on to obtain
parts from Gimli
Glider fuselage
By Jim Mosher
The Air Canada Boeing 767 glided
into aviation history when it made
an emergency landing in Gimli
July 23, 1983. One of the newest planes in the commercial fleet
at the time, it was among those
that had shifted entirely to metric.
The Edmonton-bound passenger
plane didn’t have enough fuel to
make it to the Manitoba capital
due to a miscalculation of the fuel
on board at the time of its departure from Montreal.
until it was dismantled by Jet Midwest Co. in late-2014.
Barb Gluck, chairman of the
Gimli seawall artists’ committee,
says aviation buff Anthony Walsh
recently confirmed that $10,000
worth of the Gimli Glider’s certified remnants has been secured.
The five pieces are on hold now
but there is a time limit on that
status. Gluck says: “It’s a very
short timeframe.”
“He has a personal interest in
the fact that Canada should have
Capt. Bob Pearson and co-pilot some of this story,” said Gluck of
First Officer Maurice Quintal de- Walsh. “He said, ‘It’s our story. It’s
cided to divert the plane to Gimli. our plane.’”
It ran out of fuel over Red Lake,
Ontario. Pearson was forced to Gimli seawall artists have been
glide the plane to a landing at among the first to donate to the
Gimli after it was determined the fundraising drive. Gluck says the
jet’s rate of descent would not get murals on the seawall are a sigit to the international airport in nificant tourist draw, including a
Dave McNabb rendition of the
Winnipeg.
landing of the Gimli Glider.
The plane was ‘retired’ in 2008
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Dear Editor,
I support those who depend on their
loving companions and 4 legged friends
known as our dogs. Yet most people see
only what they want to see through the
smoke and mirrors that surround the actions of our newly elected Mayor “Randy Woroniuk.
a service dog. Until one is trained for my
applications, I have my therapy / emotional dog serving me well in her old
age. Yet my “therapy / emotional dog”
does not have to be registered as one in
Canada - so will she be recognized as a
“service dog?” Where is the fine line of
the law when it comes to human rights
in my home town of Gimli?
Under the veterans charter, human rights
commission I am allowed to be one of
those who require the necessary tools of
life to maintain my well-being by having
I support NOT only these type of dogs,
but support, the elderly with their pets
that are their extended family and just
want to have a peaceful walk on the
Marlene Ness
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Dear Editor,
-- fail to pick-up the dogs’ “business”,
Roger Newman
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To the IRRESPONSIBLE dog owners
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-- walk their pets on Loni Beach
(bylaw violation);
-- who do pick-up however leave the bag of “business” on the beach;
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Correct wearing of edge cap
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I WILL walk my therapy dog, or my
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Poop on you!
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boardwalk in Gimli. I challenge all
those dog owners in Gimli that feel their
Rights are being violated; come forth
with their Dogs on leads and carry a Canadian Flag.
Dear Editor,
As a retired career member of the RCAF,
it makes me feel proud to read “Gimli
air cadets shine at annual inspection”.
(Interlake Enterprise, June 3, 2015)
Also, as a former Chief Warrant Officer
and disciplinarian; the wedge cap worn
is to be slightly canted to the right on the
wearers head. The U.S. style of wearing
the headdress in the middle, as I note,
should not be tolerated, as it is an abuse
of regulations and long standing tradition of the Royal Canadian Air Force.
John Fefchak, CD (CWO retired)
Virden, MB.
“Smokin’ six guns” photo wows
Dear Editor,
Re: “Smokin’ six guns” front cover photo Interlake Enterprise June 3 issue: photo by Brent Polson Interlake Enterprise
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On behalf of all MMSA members, thank
you so very much for attending and covering our Mounted Shooting competition at Selkirk Park rodeo grounds on
Sunday. The photo you took is amazing!!
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Arborg’s Kvennahlaup Women’s Wellness Walk changes location
Submitted by Debbie Johnson
Arborg is hosting the 2nd Annual
Kvennahlaup - Women’s Wellness
Walk this Saturday June 13th, 2015
at 10:00 am. It is presented by Esjan,
the Arborg chapter of the Icelandic
National League. A walk is also being
held in Gimli on the same day, and in
Winnipeg on June 20.
It is important to note that there has
been a change made in the starting
location for Arborg’s walk. It was to
begin at the Heritage Village, but the
walking bridge across the river is not
in place. Therefore the starting loca-
tion will be at the Sundial, which is
across the riverbank from the Heritage Village. It is on River road between David Street and Benson Street.
Walkers will follow along River Road
towards the river trail, and come back
the same way ending back at the Sundial.
motion of good health, and companionship. This year, women in Iceland
are also walking on June 13.
Kvennahlaup originated in Iceland in
1990, as a means to celebrate women. It is held annually in June as it was
on June 19, 1915 that women in Iceland achieved the right to vote.
The women’s wellness walk is open
to all, and members of Esjan invite
everyone to “Come walk with us.”
Kvennahlaup is a time for women to
gather in solidarity, for exercise, pro-
There will be refreshments following
the walk, along with a silver collection with proceeds being donated to
Arborg Palliative Care.
For further information, contact
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Ruby Roe Tall Grass Prairie Day in Stonewall
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Group fights parking on Bill’s Hill
By Teresa Carey
Roe, a former teacher and hotel operator who lived in Manitoba and
Saskatchewan, settled in Stonewall
in 1988 after her retirement. She
embarked on her second career as
a volunteer and community builder.
The sun shone warmly upon the approximately 90 people who took in
the fifth annual Ruby Roe Tall Grass
Prairie Day, held in Stonewall on
June 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Complimentary Smokies were
cooked up by Karl Daher, chair
of the Rockwood Environmental
Action Community Taskforce (REACT).
By RogerofNewman
Members
the East Interlake Conservation District (EICD) were also
A location
group ofhanding
Gimli out
citizens
is ciron
free White
culating
a petition
in a bid
to stop
Spruce
saplings.
People
were
enthe Gimli Harbour Authority from
couraged to take as many as they
building a parking lot on part of
could
plant.
Bill’s Hill in Harbour Park at the
south end of First Ave.
REACT volunteers sold about 40
home
throughSheilacomposting
Drouin, a bins
spokesperson
out
fromsaid
those
left over
for the
the day
group,
construction
of the
car lot will
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from
a previous
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in May.
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valuable
waterfront
green
space
bins are still available to Stonewall
and make
thetown
park office
a lessforattracresidents
at the
$10
tive
place.
apiece for those who missed these
opportunities.
Roe was passionate about the environment and helped initiate Stonewall’s grassroots environmental
organization, REACT, in 1991. REcaption - a Gimli group is trying to prevent Bill’s Hill from
ACT has been responsible for inibeing shaved down to provide more harbour parking spaces.
tiating a number of projects, from
deal,” Drouin said, adding that Drouin said decisions like trim- But
if thetoparking
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are aprecycling
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the patch
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the group’s petition forms will re- ming the hill and banning dogs proved,
will take up about
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prairie.
main in local outlets until July 17
before being presented to the RM
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Prairie plot,
led harbour
by bioof Gimli
and the
diversity
authority.specialist Chris Friesen, a
from the beach boardwalk will
reduce the flow of tourists to
Unfortunately,
tall grass
Gimli. “They the
don’t
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more
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will be and
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said.
Citizen unrest about the possible turned
“It’s wrong
because many
of our
into farmland.
It is now
an
destruction
of
Bill’s
Hill
first
surbusinesses
are
struggling.”
A walk through the small plot, lo- endangered ecosystem, with less
facedwest
a couple
of weeks Hospiago at than one per cent of it remaining
cated
of the Stonewall
a
ceremony
to
unveil
the
refur- today.
The peak of Bill’s Hill - named aftal, reveals an abundance of diverse
bished Viking Statue. The Viking ter former Gimli Mayor Bill Barplant
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Mayor wants respectful dog-ban debate this evening
By Jim Mosher
full airing at council’s regular meeting this evening. One delegate —
dog owner Jason Beck, champion of
the drive to put the kibosh on the dog
ban — is registered to speak as a delegation at 7:45 p.m.
Randy Woroniuk’s ship is coming in.
What remains to be seen is whether
the ship is the Titanic or the QE II.
The straight-talking Woroniuk, Gimli’s first-term mayor, elected by a slim
margin last fall, is averse to bending
to the will of vocal critics. And he has
no plan to back down now, even as a
robust social media campaign takes
issue with a council decision to enforce a ban on dogs on the boardwalk
and grassed areas at Gimli Beach.
Beck has encouraged his followers
to meet outside the Second Ave. municipal building at 6 p.m. Placards
are welcome outside, but not inside
chambers, he noted in a Facebook
post.
The mayor concedes that a council
decision about the Gimli Beach dog
ban is up in the air. “Each councillor
is free to vote as they see fit,” he said.
However, he noted that rescinding
the two dog-related bylaws “does a
whole lot of stuff.”
The social media campaign, mostly
on Facebook, has garnered closing
in on 2,000 adherents. Comments
cover the range from outrage to confusion.
The top-of-mind question among
many is: ‘Where did this boardwalk
dog ban come from?’
The mayor has a ready answer. He
says the decision was made two years
ago when the then-council amended
its bylaw focused on the popular,
Lake Winnipeg swimming beach. It’s
unclear precisely what the amendment entailed, but there are no direct
references to dogs not being allowed
on the boardwalk and grassed areas
of Gimli Beach.
Joann King, Gimli’s chief administrative officer, said the boardwalk ban
was enforced last year. The ban only
seems to have come to light this year
after Woroniuk highlighted it in a
Winnipeg Free Press story May 20.
The story focused on Gimli’s looming
designation as a Blue Flag beach.
Critics of the dog ban note that neither the animal control bylaw nor the
public beach regulations bylaw define what constitutes or demarcates
‘the beach’.
That’s a problem, Woroniuk readily
acknowledges. “There is some confusion there,” he said in an interview
Monday evening. “We’re working on
getting that cleared up.”
In the absence of that clarification,
opponents of the ban contend, enforcing a ban without precisely defining the beach is untenable, perhaps
without legal weight.
King says the intent of the amended
Amending a bylaw requires a public
hearing, one that would take at least
two weeks to put together. Should an
Gimli Mayor Randy Woroniuk will stick to his guns on dog ban.
amendment be agreed upon, council
would have to meet again for second
and final reading. This could happen
public beach regulations bylaw was of those who oppose the ban.
should council call a special meetthat the boardwalk and grassed areas
along the beach would be included “What you’re missing,” he said, “is ing, but that is rare and defeats the
as part of Gimli Beach. (Supreme that some people have simply failed intent of the province’s rules for muCourt of Canada decisions about the to show respect for my young staff. nicipal council conduct.
application of laws generally defer They [staff] are being intimidated out
If council deals with one bylaw at
to intent when crafting their rulings. there — intimidated by adults who
a time, the time may extend to two
If that was not the case, federal laws should know better.”
months, perhaps longer.
could be invalidated based on freHe notes that no one on the anti-ban It is possible that council’s interpretaquently minor technicalities.)
side has called him directly, rather, tion of its amended bylaws (should its
The steely Woroniuk says, while it’s he claims, they have publicly tak- members decide on that option) may
the decision of the full council to en Gimli staffers aside to vent their not be confirmed until September.
make, his sights are set on continuing spleens.
“Rescinding the bylaws does a whole
to enforce the beach dog ban.
“If you have an issue, there is a pro- lot of stuff,” Mayor Woroniuk said
“My position on the ban hasn’t cess,” an exasperated Woroniuk said. with some understatement.
changed,” Woroniuk said. “For every
person on social media, there’s more Woroniuk, who has two dogs, says One thing is sure about this evening’s
who are not there. Yes: there’s a big many people with whom he has spo- meeting, he says.
social media campaign. There are vo- ken have said they are uncomfortable
cal dog owners. But there is a 2013 when dogs are left to roam the beach “There’s one delegate who is going
bylaw that was actually passed. It, area. He says some dog owners don’t to speak,” the mayor said, referring
essentially, bans dogs on the board- have control of their animals, failing to Beck. “If there are any comments
to ensure they heel to the left when from the gallery, they will not be alwalk.”
lowed. I’ll call [adjourn] the meeting
they are walked.
if I have to.”
The mayor says there is a “silent
majority” that agree with the Gimli “It’s like walking a minefield,” he
Beach dog ban. Even host Ace Bur- said of potentially dangerous animals The mayor says he will establish the
pee, of 103.1 Virgin Radio in Winni- who may slip a leash or are not prop- ground rules before Beck’s presentapeg, is on-side. “He gave me a gold erly trained to heel. “A dog can snap tion.
star on this,” Woroniuk, who says he pretty fast.”
“I want to have control,” he continonly “scans” social media posts, said.
ued. “It’s an emotionally-charged
TIGHT REIN ON THIS
subject. I want it to be a respectful
The vigorous debate about the boardEVENING’S
MEETING
dialogue. No one will be speaking
walk dog ban is one thing, Mayor
from the gallery.”
Woroniuk says. But he has little time
The boardwalk dog ban will be the
for its tone and the sometimes agsubject of what’s expected to be a
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and
the
people
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people
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gases (GHGs)
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who signed the petition:
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June 12, 2013 15
Manitoba
investigates
two sites
for new residence
Siglunes Housing
man tireless
in criticism
of municipal
council
By Roger Newman
other two buildings,” Rewniak said.
“We decided New Haven should
Manitoba Housing is going to build come down and be replaced because
40 units of affordable and social it was built in 1973 and is the oldest
housing in a new Gimli building of the three buildings.”
likely to rise in the spring or summer
of next year.
He said a department analysis revealed the need for the 40 unit, four
The only question is whether the storey building because Gimli has
provincial government department one of the largest populations of sewill build on the Gimli lawn bowl- niors in the province. The original ining green near the New Horizons tention, he added, was to erect the
Centre or on the downtown site of its new structure on the New Haven lot
own New Haven residence which is on 2nd. Ave. behind the Betel Home.
scheduled to be demolished.
But now the department has become
aware of “another opportunity” to
This sums up the information provid- use the lawn bowling land owned by
ed by a team of Manitoba Housing the RM of Gimli and now earmarked
officials who recently came to town by the municipality for a 35-unit
to discuss the department’s building building being planned by the Gimli
Valerie Swanson, of the Gimli Senior Resource Council,
plans and get feedback from local Seniors Residence Inc.
expressed concern that a single building will not be
residents. Approximately 110 people
enough to meet Gimli’s housing needs.
attended the sometimes intense after- That was probably music to the ears
noon meeting at the New Horizons of Seniors Residence board members Lina Allegro and Sharon Peichl
Centre.
who were organizers of the WednesDwayne Rewniak, the department of- day meeting billed as a “Community evaluate the two sites. That will take the Gimli Senior Resources Council,
two or three months and then there said housing demand always exceeds
ficial
with Manitoba
By
Jimchairing
Mosherthe meeting, began by Consultation would
become aHouslightning rod for Holowchak. monthly meetings,
claims. He says that Coun.
of design
supply
because
has to accomoutlining Manitoba Housing’s pres- ing”. During the meeting, Allegro will be six to nine monthsRandy
Helgason
walked
outGimli
of council’s
regular
on
the
chosen
site
before
construcmodate
older
citizens
from
both
its
ent andHolowchak
proposed future
involvement
audience
members for
a show
Gene
is reviled
by some,asked
heralded
A disturbing
claim
centered on the reeve’s al- meeting May 16. Holowchak and his wife also
tion
begins
in
the
spring
or
summer
own
residents
and
those
from
the
suras the
a hero
sorts by others.
He’s
a thorn
in
Gimliofcommunity.
He said
thebeen
of hands
to indicate
which of the of
twotwo of the municipality’s left that meeting because they were offended by
leged harassment
of 2016.
rounding area.
department
currently
48 Gimil
possible
they favoured.
The New
in
the side of
Sigluneshas
council
for more
than sites
a female
front-office
staff, who subsequently went comments allegedly made at the time by Reeve
year now:
protesting,
badgeringsupporters
units
including
18 eachwriting
in the letters,
New Horizons
handily,
al- was described as stress Zacharias.
on sickwon
leave
in what
Mayor Randy Woroniuk asked “We need way more than 40 units though
it wasleave.
not unanimous
and abe Gimli
Haven and
New Harbour
council
members
and theresidences
municipality’s
interim
The two would
formally terminated in
the
department
officials to“Iconsider
aretostill
not meeting
the needs
of
if there would
be because
a bus they had not returned
plus
dozenofficer.
in Vesturland woman askedNovember
chief another
administrative
2012
want the we
town
understand
what
is going
a government-private partnership to the community,” said Swanson who
downtown. to work.
villa.
on with their leader and reeve,” he said. “I want
build seniors housing. “I would
received
applause
the audience.
Holowchak retired six years ago to the RM of Sipeoplelike
to realize
what
they’refrom
looking
at down
you
to
look
outside
the
box
to
build
Oneinofthe
the The
Manitoba
Housing
of- of the two female staff the road.”
“All three
buildings
are in ourHe’d
capi-farmed
glunes
in the
West Interlake.
letter and
departure
what in
weSiglunes
need,” hecounsaid.
Councillor Richard Petrowski questal
plan Peninsula,
which callsworked
for demolition
ficials
department’s
consul-interest
Niagara
as a software
fixersaid
in the
piqued
Holowchak’s
tioned the wisdom of moving the
- Prairiecil,
Architects
- will
now
New Haven
and renovation
thewastants
aofvariety
of capacities.
But theofgig
up when
its leader
in particular.
“One of the things Holowchak acknowledges that his protests
Rewniak
said
Manitoba
Housing
is
from New Haven to the New
health problems sidelined the now 58-year-old. my father taught me is that we do have to think and critiquessite
are part of his effort to get people
willing to look at a partnership with Horizons area. “If you are not going
about the next guy,” he said. “I live my life based thinking long before the next round of municigroup which would to build more than 40 units, I don’t
He and wife Victoria chose the quiet life when on some of the principlesamysponsoring
Dad raised me on. pal elections in October 2014. “I want to inform
manage the new Gimli building. That see that you would gain anything by
six years ago they retreated from the hurly burly If I see somebody who can’t speak up for them- them about what is going on so they can make
could be the Gimli Seniors Residence moving,” Petrowski said.
to a home northwest of Ashern. Gene Holow- selves on an issue, I will help.”
a better, more informed decision next [election]
Inc. group which has expressed an
chak would carve a niche as a sometimes writer
time,” he said, adding he has no plan to run in
interest in moving the government “Why not build a high rise so there
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 motihousing project to the site near New will be room for everybody,” added
adopted home community. It was idyllic until female employees were forced to go on sick vation.
Horizons.
another audience member.
about a year ago when he heard rumblings of leave,” he said.
discord about Siglunes municipal council.
Meanwhile, Holowchak hopes to have a rela“After our investment of time and Left in serious doubt about their fuHolowchak makes no bones about his recent tively restful summer. He’ll stop parading on the
money, we would like to know ture are Gimli Lawn Bowling memThe battle began with a missive penned by five one-man picket across the street from the mu- highway. But, in between gardening and enjoywhere we stand,” Allegro said during bers. Club officials say that if the new
of six councillors, who signed an explosive in- nicipal office, though he would later move his ing the rural life, he says he’ll continue to apply
the meeting.
residence starts in 2016, they would
dictment of their leader, Reeve Barry Zacharias. protest out of town. “I hit the highway because pressure on the provincial government, the Omlose a season of play next year unless
Holowchak could not pass; instead, he took it people were complaining about my kind of pro- budsman and the Office of the Auditor General.
Some audience members felt that they immediately commence buildupon himself to copy and distribute that letter test in the town,” he said.
no matter what is done, there will ing a new green on a promised muthroughout
and the
surrounding
ruralabout Manitoba Hous“I will probably continue to lobby the provinMore thanAshern
100 people
turned
out to hear
still be a shortfall of new housing in nicipal site near the rec centre.
area. The nub of the
letter
went
to
the
heart
of
muThe
reeve’s
behaviour
remains
less
than
decocial government for a recall election process,”
ing’s plans for a new building in Gimli.
Gimli. Valerie Swanson, manager of
nicipal governance. It contained allegations that rous, Holowchak, who attends council’s once- he said. “That’s where I’ll spend a lot of time.”
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Evergreen trustees re-instate Gideon bibles
By Roger Newman
The Gideon bibles are back after a
short stay in the wilderness.
Evergreen School Board trustees voted
7-1 last Wednesday night to allow the
distribution of Gideon bibles to grade
five students in the division’s schools in
Gimli, Arborg, Riverton and Winnipeg
Beach.
The motion, proposed by trustee Sandra
Davies and seconded by trustee Cheryl
Zelenitsky, reversed last month’s 4-3
vote to end the decades-long practice
of permitting the Gideons to distribute
bibles in the schools.
The vote came late in the board’s regular meeting after trustees heard a presentation from a four-person delegation from the Interlake Gideon Chapter
led by Dora and Menno Friesen. The
Friesens cited the Gideon case for reinstating the bibles which are given out
in school libraries or offices with the
consent and approval of the students’
parents.
“Without the bibles, a lot of parents
may consider private schools or home
schooling,” said Dora Friesen who is
president of the Interlake Gideons.
She also voiced the opinion that bibles
help to reduce bullying. “The golden
rule is to do unto others as you would
have them do unto you,” she said. “If
students lived by that, there would be
no bullying which is a big topic in today’s schools.”
Menno Friesen told trustees the bibles
have been a help to troubled and suicidal students in the Interlake and
northern communities. “They give
meaning to life,” he said. “We distribute a small-sized edition of the new
testament which students can keep in
their backpacks and consult when they
need help. We’ve noticed a big change
in communities where bibles are available.”
The Gideon case was also bolstered
by three letters of support from Brad
Harding, principal of Arborg Early
Middle School, and groups of parents
in Arborg and Riverton.
When it came to voting on the motion,
it was the turn of Trustee Jim Mosher
to be the voice in the wilderness. After initiating the bible ban motion two
meetings ago, Mosher was the only
trustee who wanted to uphold it..
“We are a secular institution,” he
said just before the latest count was
taken. “There are many downsides to
bringing religion into schools and we
should not be identified with particular
religious beliefs.”
Mosher was also miffed at Arborg
principal Harding for challenging the
first decision of his employers. “It was
totally inappropriate for an employee
to do this, “ Mosher said.
Trustees voting in favour of reinstating the bibles were Davies, Zelenitsky,
board chair Ruth Ann Furgala, Penny
RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF GIMLI
INVITATION TO TENDER
CLOSE DATE:
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2015 at NOON
The Rural Municipality of Gimli is accepting tenders
for the following:
Ditching – Sandy Hook Drainage Project
Sandy Hook Drainage Project requires the following work:
• 4700 m of ditching & construction of 200 m of protective berm within sections 18, 17 & 8, TWP 18, Range 4E, located in Sandy Hook.
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Helgason, Gladys Kohler, Dianna Auer
and Robert Arnason. The vote switched
from 4-3 to 7-1 in four weeks because
Davies and Auer were absent when
the first vote was taken and Kohler and
Arnason changed their votes this time.
Mosher’s other supporter -Trustee Brent
Johnson - was present at last Wednesday’s meeting but left early and missed
the vote.
Auer thought the bibles were “a great
way for us to connect with that part of
the community”. In similar vein, Zelenitsky said: “Distributing bibles in a
public school building is not a big deal
for me.”
Furgala said Mosher’s motion reported
in a newspaper article had been “ex-
tremely hurtful” to residents in the
north end of the division. She also said
Evergreen is now open to considering
requests from other religious groups
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Your Source for Community News – Locally Owned and Produced June 10, 2015 15
Health authority boss puts best face on bad situation
By Jim Mosher
Medical services in Interlake-Eastern are
in critical condition. Health care in the region is mired in a cycle of ongoing shortages and losses, from too few doctors and
nurse practitioners to the hemorrhaging of
paramedics to Winnipeg.
It’s about money, lifestyle and, in the case
of doctors, a need for the professional
mentoring available in big-city clinics
and large medical practices.
That’s part of the take-away after a frank
presentation to Gimli council by Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority
(IERHA) chief executive officer Ron Van
Denakker May 27.
Emergency rooms closed because doctors decline to staff them. Nurse-managed
care too often the only resort. Ill people
sent to other hospitals on their own steam
or by ambulance. A shortage of nurse
practitioners. A desperate shortage of
doctors.
The challenges in the region are many,
Van Denakker said during what was to
have been something of a meet-andgreet. It was much more.
Van wasn’t pulling any punches, occasionally letting his guard down as he
limned the challenges he and the health
authority he leads face. It ain’t pretty.
IEHRA was formed of the merger of the
former Eastman and Interlake health authorities. There are more than 124,000
people in the 61,000-sq.-km region
served by IERHA. The health authority
employs 3,100 people. There are 10 hospitals, 16 primary care sites, a Quick Care
clinic in Selkirk, six dialysis sites and 19
EMS stations in the sprawling region.
The region suffers from a chronic shortage
of acute care beds because, says Van Denakker, more than half the beds are taken
up by people who have been paneled to
be placed in nursing care homes. But,
once again, there are too few spots open
in personal care homes.
As pressing is the perennial shortage of
physicians.
He said across the region, “We’re 17 doctors down from what we need to meet
what we consider to be our minimum
number. If 25 doctors were to show up,
we would hire them all.”
Problem is, most doctors want a fee-forservice deal, such agreements are far
more lucrative in larger centres. “They
don’t want to be on contract because
they’d probably do better on fee-for-service,” Van Denakker said.
Deputy mayor Peter Peiluck, who chaired
the meeting in the absence of Mayor Randy Woroniuk, pressed Van Denakker.
“So you said you have enough money
to hire 25 doctors,” Peiluck said. “We’ve
been complaining about this for years but
they’re still not coming. So let’s face it:
we’re lucky we have what we have. Why
don’t you offer them more money? There’s
a supply-and-demand in every business.
Why not have 15 doctors at a higher rate
of pay? If we get one [from those hired
across the region], we’re happy.”
Van Denakker noted that doctors are
independent practitioners. “They don’t
work for us,” he said. “Even though we
have a contract with them, that contract
means privileges within our facilities and
we can guarantee them that money — it’s
called ‘medical remuneration’. Medical
remuneration is money in our global budget that, if we don’t use it, it gets clawed
back.”
In the end, said Van Denakker, “They
[doctors] don’t want medicine to be their
life. They want medicine to be their career. They want to be part of larger-practice groups.”
CASHIER/GROCERY/CLERK – CASUAL/PART TIME
The Riverton COOP is seeking Cashier/Grocery/Stock Clerk that can
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Applications are available at the Riverton Coop.
There are stop-gaps to address doctor
shortages, including an incentive program for international medical graduates
(IMGs). “We hope they (IMGs) plant their
roots in the community but history tells us
that doesn’t happen,” said Van Denakker.
“Let’s have a conversation about doctors,”
the health authority boss said near the
close of his presentation. “Let’s take it offline into a meeting with a group of folks,
including Dr. Myron Thiessen, our chief
medical officer.”
“I think council would welcome that
meeting,” Peiluck said. “We want to work
with you to find a solution.”
Viking Statue work limited to
iconic character: Gimli mayor
By Jim Mosher
“The contract was only for the statue
itself,” the mayor said in a telephone
No one ever said the refurbishment interview Monday. “The top portion
of the $60,000 Viking Statue was is what was done. The statue had to
anything more than a make-over of be replicated the way it was.”
the fiberglass statue itself, according
The fieldstone immediately beneath
the Gimli Mayor Randy Woroniuk.
the statute and the deep cement
The base and foundation upon which foundation need work, but that was
the statue stands are separate proj- not part of the contracted work, the
ects, he noted.
mayor says.
Concerns about the quality and
scope of the work on the 48-year-old
statue emerged at a regular meeting
of council May 27. Coun. Richard
Petrowski was unhappy with the job.
His colleagues agreed to defer payment of a bill to Palcoprep Inc., the
Alberta-based company that undertook the statue restoration.
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“It has to be done because the stones
are loose,” Woroniuk said of the
fieldstone base. “That fieldstone is
just a façade. It really adds no structural integrity to the statue itself — or
very little.”
The mayor says, while the additional work was not anticipated in this
year’s municipal budget, council may
Mayor Woroniuk, who did not at- be able to free up some money to adtend the meeting two weeks ago, dress concerns about the foundation
says he’s surprised that there would of Gimli’s iconic Viking.
be any confusion about the scope of
the work.
TOWN OF WINNIPEG BEACH
TENDER
The Town of Winnipeg Beach invites sealed tenders to supply and install
for the entire building at the Town of Winnipeg Beach Administration Office at 29 Robinson Avenue, the following:
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New eaves troughs
Aluminium finish for
o Soffits
o Facia
o Window trim
Vinyl siding gable ends
Exposed beams clad with aluminium
Materials are to be of a Residential Grade and of a generic colour
(to be chosen by the town).
The Town requires all interested parties carry liability insurance coverage in the amount of $2,000,000.00 as well as Worker’s Compensation
coverage in good standing. Evidence of coverage will be required upon
acceptance of the tender.
The Town reserves the right to eliminate those bidders that do not meet the
minimum product specifications or tender requirements.
Required project completion date is August 15, 2015.
Tenders are due by June 22nd, 2015 at 4:00 P.M.
Sealed Tenders to be submitted to:
Town of Winnipeg Beach – Administration Office Tender
Attn: Kerry Lawless, CAO
29 Robinson Avenue
P.O. Box 160
Winnipeg Beach, MB
R0C 3G0
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