Victoria Beach Herald - August 3, 2018 by Christopher Thomas

93rd year • Issue No. 7

A non-profit service of the Victoria Beach Club

Friday, August 3, 2018

The Thrill of Victory and...

… the agony of defeat with a nice glop of egg to go with it! A glorious morning greeted sports day participants last Saturday. A great turnout and some spirited competition made for another grand morning on the sports field. See pages 18 & 19 for some of the action.

victoria beach club special activities 2018 Senior Tennis Tournament VB Club Raffle Youth Soccer Tournament Rogers Rookie Tournament Teen Movie Night Junior Golf Tournament VB Volunteer Appreciation

Sat, Sun, Mon Aug 4-6 Sat., Aug 4 Mon., Aug. 6 Wed., Aug. 8 Wed., Aug. 8 Thurs., Aug. 9 Fri., Aug. 10

All Day 10:00 AM-4:00 PM 9:30-11:30 AM 2:00-5:00PM 9:00 PM 7:00-9:00 PM

Tennis Courts Village Green Sports Ground Tennis Courts Clubhouse Golf Course Clubhouse

Allan Morrish, John Heppenstall Suzy Cramp & Shannon Bowden Kae & Perry Edwards Robert Kennedy, Tennis MB Staff Rec Staff Ed & Adam Boge Barb Hansford & Sheri Hyra

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Walk For Water 2018 Love Lake Winnipeg? This family sure does. Three generations of Rozzi Hughes kids have grown up at VB, with an extended family of grandmothers, cousins, aunts, uncles, parents and kids. Pictured here is the gang as they do the final prep for hosting the Sandcastle Building Contest on Clubhouse beach this month. Although the family has relocated to Alberta, it’s important to them to return each summer. The family is heavily invested in the health of the lake as the kids are all swimmers and have summer jobs. Jeff and Maggie are avid sailors, and Jeff can be seen kite surfing on the windiest days. The family is also invested in the local economy, with Jeff the owner of Treeworx, an arborist service in VB. “We love it here. The lake is the heart our summer experience in this special place. The health of the lake is vital to everyone, including our family’s future here. As Albertans, we recognize that the watershed reaches far to the west, which includes our home province. We support the Walk for Water to build awareness and support for Lake Winnipeg and any agency that works towards its long-term health.” Please join many other lake-lovers and take part in this annual fundraising event in support of the Lake Winnipeg Foundation (LWF) on Sunday, August 12th. (The walk is only 2.5 km!) The LWF educates, advocates, and leads important, science-

based projects aimed at improving the health of our beautiful Lake Winnipeg. Things will get underway with registration at the Victoria Beach Clubhouse beginning at 9:15 AM and the 2.5 km walk will start at 10. As usual, this event will include a prize draw, freezies, a silent auction, and an opportunity to get LWF information and perhaps purchase an LWF gift item or 2. Also, parking in the VB lot will be free for participants that morning. Pledge forms are available at several Victoria Beach locations, at Saffie’s in Albert Beach, online at lakewinnipegfoundation. org -- AND a pledge form will be inserted into each copy of the August 3rd issue of the Victoria Beach Herald. Those who are unable to participate may still support this important cause by pledging money to a walker or simply by making a donation to the Lake Winnipeg Foundation by cheque or online. (Donors are requested to indicate that their donation is being made in connection with the VB and District Walk for Water.) For more information, contact Deanne McDonald (204 756 2911 or deamcd@mymts.net) OR Joanne DeCosse (204 956 0436 or events@lakewinnipegfoundation.org).

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July 27, 2018

VICTORIA BEACH CLUB 2018 - SUMMER ACTIVITIES - 2018 Membership wristbands are required at all activities.

Yoga (Adults & Teens): Mon & Fri 9:00-10:15 AM / 10:45 AM-Noon Mairen Kops & Dabrowka Farah Wed. 10:00-11:30 AM Fitness Classes: Tues. & Thurs. 10:00-11:00 AM Julie McPetrie Arts & Crafts: Tuesdays 12:30-2:00 PM Lily Massé & Rec Assistants Bike Hikes: Wed. 10:00 AM-Noon (Ages 7-12) Rec. Assistants Duplicate Bridge: Mon. 6:30 PM Ken Capelle, Gail & Bob Henderson, Henry Krahn Mixed Bridge: Wed. 1:15 PM Joan Irving & Tammy McIntosh Movies: Tues. & Thurs. (see movie times below) Rec. Assistants Swimming Lessons: July 2 - Aug. 10 Safe Swim Team Swimming Inquiries: Mon. - Fri. 9:30-10:00 AM Tess Poulton French Lessons: Tues. 7:00-9:00 PM (In the Library) Sophie McGoey *ART Thursday: Thurs. 12 Noon-3:00 PM Barbara Pritchard *Paint Night: Saturday July 14, 7:00 PM Stephanie Schultz Trivia Night: Fri., Aug 3, 7:00-10:00 PM Bryan & Lisa Yagi *VB Film Festival: August 4 & 5, 7:30-9:30 PM Ida Smith North 59 Artist Collective Exhibition & Sale: August 5, 11:00 AM-4:00 PM Dianne Cameron, Jane Yagi, Kristian Gallenger

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CLUBHOUSE ACTIVITIES

LIBRARY HOURS:

*Certain activities may require extra fees

AUGUST S M T

Mon. & Wed. 11:00 AM-Noon, 7:00-8:00 PM Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10:00 AM-Noon Sun. Noon-1:00 PM

Library Assistants

SPORTS GROUND ACTIVITIES Children’s Games: Family Recreation: Golf Lessons:

Youth Sport: Boot camp with Julie:

Recreation Assistants Mon. & Fri. 10:00-11:00 AM (Ages 4-10) Mon. Wed. Fri. 7:30-8:30 PM Tuesdays 10:00-10:45 AM (ages 6-11) Sports Field Thursdays 5:30 PM (ages 12-16) VB Golf Course Mon. & Fri. 10:00-11:00 AM (Ages 10-14) Art Vincent Memorial Stage 9:00-10:00 AM (See details and dates in The Herald)

TENNIS COURT ACTIVITIES

Tennis Court Attendants Wed., 11:30 AM-12:15 PM and Fri., 12:30-1:15 PM (Ages 5-6) Tues. & Thurs. 1:00 -2:00 PM (Ages 7-9) Mon., 12:30-1:30 PM & Thurs., 2:00-3:00 PM (Ages 10 & over) Robert Kennedy Adult Lessons: Tues., July 17, 2:00-6:00 PM Kirbyson Junior Doubles Clinic: Mon., July 9, 2:00-5:00 PM Kirbyson Adult Doubles Clinic: Wed., July 11, 2:00-5:00 PM Junior Tennis Nights: Mon. & Wed. 6:00-7:30 PM (Ages 11-18) Adult Tennis Round Robin: Mon. & Fri. (Register) 10:45 AM; (Play) 11:00 AM-12:30 PM Adult GVS: (ground stroke, volley, smash) Tues., Thurs. & Saturdays 11:30 AM-1:00 PM Family Tennis: Tues. & Thurs. 6:15-7:15 PM / August 6:00-7:00 PM 10 & Under GVS: Tues. & Thurs. 6:15-7:15 PM / August 6:00-7:00 PM Youth Tennis Lessons:

V IC T O R IA B E A C H C L U B S P E C IA L A C T IV IT IE S 2 0 1 8 LOCATION

CONVENOR

VB Membership Blitz Bike Auction VB Fireworks Swim Registration Tennis Manitoba Day Doubles Clinic Girls’ Tennis Day Teen Movie Night Flea Market Flea Market Clean-Up & Charity Drive

DATE

Fri., Sat., Sun. /June 29, 30 & July 1 Sat., June 30 1:00 PM Sun., July 1st 10:45 PM Sun., July 1st 10:00 AM - Noon Tues., July 3 2:00-4:00 PM Wed., July 4 3:00-5:15 PM Wed., July 4 9:00 PM Sat., July 7 8:00 AM 12 set-up/12:30-2:30 PM Sale Sat., July 7 2:30-5:00 PM

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Door to Door Police Station Best views from Yacht Club Beach or Redwing Park Clubhouse Tennis Courts Tennis Courts Clubhouse Clubhouse Clubhouse

Beach Events Book Sale Ladies’ Movie Night 200 Metre Open Swim Bike Race Sandcastle Building Adult Soccer Tournament Rogers Rookie Tournament Teen Movie Night Men’s Golf Tournament Children’s Masquerade 800 Metre Open Swim Masters Tennis Tournament Fishing Derby Junior Tennis Tournament

Sun., July 8 Sun., July 8 Wed., July 11 Sat., July 14 Sat., July 14 Sun., July 15 Sun., July 15 Wed., July 18 Wed., July 18 Fri., July 20 Sat., July 21 Sat., July 21 Sat., Sun., July 21 & 22 Sun., July 22 Wed., Thurs., July 25 & 26

Clubhouse Clubhouse Clubhouse Pier Sports Ground Clubhouse Sports Ground Tennis Courts Clubhouse Golf Course Art Vincent Memorial Pier Tennis Courts Pier Tennis Courts

Ladies’ Golf Tournament Teen Bonfire on the Beach Sports Day 30+ Dance Duplicate Bridge Tournament Teen Scavenger Hunt Senior Tennis Tournament VB Club Raffle Youth Soccer Tournament Rogers Rookie Tournament Teen Movie Night Junior Golf Tournament VB Volunteer Appreciation Volleyball Tournament Cross Country Run Dog Show Lake Winnipeg Foundation Walk for Water VB Club Annual Meeting Novelty Tennis Tournament 55+ Golf Tournament & Dinner

Wed., July 25 Wed., July 25 Sat., July 28 Sat., July 28 Wed., Aug 1 Thurs., Aug. 2 Sat, Sun, Mon Aug 4-6 Sat., Aug 4 Mon., Aug. 6 Wed., Aug. 8 Wed., Aug. 8 Thurs., Aug. 9 Fri., Aug. 10 Sat., Aug. 11 Sat., Aug. 11 Sat., Aug. 11 Sun., Aug. 12 Sun., Aug. 12 Sat., Sun., Aug. 18 & 19 Mon., Sept. 11

Monica White, Darcie Reimer, Heather Wallace Stuart McPherson Rob Hester Tamara Roehr, Alice Russell Tennis Manitoba Staff Nancy Sarchuk, Robert Kennedy Rec Staff Lyndsi da Roza Andrea Pratt McDowell, Jennifer Engbrecht, Jennifer Sime, Laura Hilland, Mavis Whicker Peacock Family Verras & Wilson Families Brenda Vielhaber & Carol Falkenberg Swim Instructors & Alice Russell Todd & Sheri Hyra Rozzi-Hughes Family Ted Geddert Tennis MB & VB Tennis Staff Rec Staff Karl Hutchison Doug & Kristie Pollard Swim Instructors, Alice Russell Bill Turk, Jane Turk & Margaret Meulendyk Jeff Lailey Anndrea O’Connor & Brad Nechwediuk, Derek & Lisa Zeilstra, Philippe Champagne Teresa Young, Patti Ulrich, Margo Goodhand Rec Staff Poulton Family Geoff Kirbyson Fran Pollard & Donna Thain Rec Staff Allan Morrish, John Heppenstall Suzy Cramp & Shannon Bowden Kae & Perry Edwards Robert Kennedy, Tennis MB Staff Rec Staff Ed & Adam Boge Barb Hansford & Sheri Hyra Sophie McGoey & Lisa Lucht The Johnson-Wiebe Family Barb Hansford & Trish Nesbitt Team LWF Suzy Cramp Duane Lucht & Frank Manning Peggy & Ken Maeren

10:30 AM - Noon 1:00-3:00 PM 7:00 PM 2:00 PM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM - Noon 10:00 AM 2:00-5:00 PM 9:00 PM 10:00 AM - Noon 2:00 PM All Day 9:00-11:00 AM All Day 9:00 PM 10:00 AM- Noon 8:00 PM 6:30 PM 9:00-11:00 PM All Day 10:00 AM-4:00 PM 9:30-11:30 AM 2:00-5:00PM 9:00 PM 7:00-9:00 PM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM (registration) 11:00 AM 9:15 am (registration) 1:00 PM All Day All Day – Dinner 5:00 PM

Golf Course Clubhouse Sports Ground Clubhouse Clubhouse Clubhouse Tennis Courts Village Green Sports Ground Tennis Courts Clubhouse Golf Course Clubhouse Sports Ground Clubhouse Art Vincent Memorial Clubhouse Clubhouse Tennis Courts Golf Course

Victoria Beach HERALD

August 3, 2018

Victoria Beach Club

BOARD

PAST PRESIDENT Anil Kaul PRESIDENT Suzy Cramp (204) 292-0397 VICE PRESIDENT Jennifer Engbrecht (204) 795-2376 SECRETARY Barb Hansford (204) 955-9716 TREASURER Dave Wilson 756-2757 DIRECTOR AT LARGE Sheri Hyra

Victoria Beach Club

OFFICERS

vb herald publisher Lana Meier jmeier@highspeedcrow.ca 204-292-2128 for advertising

President’s Message

August long weekend is here! Who knew it would come so quickly?! Time flies quickly at the beach, especially this year with an abundance of sunshine and the absence of biting insects! My name is Sheri Hyra, Director at Large for the VB Club, and it is my turn to share my thoughts with you this week on behalf of the VB Board. It’s another busy week ahead. The senior tennis tournament will provide lots of entertainment this weekend. Whether you are a competitor or a spectator, it will be time well spent! Stop by the village green on Saturday and pick up some tickets for the Victoria Beach raffle. The proceeds go toward VB Club programs. The prizes are always amazing, with something for everyone. Good luck! The rest of the week will keep the kids super busy. The youth soccer tournament on the morning of Monday, August 6 is always well attended. Please watch the Herald for details on how to enter. On Monday afternoon, kids can take part in the Rogers Rookie Tennis Tournament from 2 to 5 pm. That’s an action packed day! On Wednesday, August 8, the teens can gather at the clubhouse for teen movie night. The junior golf tournament happens on Thursday August 9at the golf course. If you sign

RETIREMENT NOTICE VB POLICE

SPECIAL EVENTS Lindsay Stevenson Cathy Bizruchak SWIMMING Tamara Roehr Alice Russell TENNIS Stino Siragusa Rex Neuendorff PLANNED GIVING Bruce Eyford

Stewart MacPherson will be retiring at the end of 2018 after 15+ years as Chief Constable of the RMVB Police Service. Come join friends and colleagues in wishing him a long and happy retirement. Cake and refreshments will be served

RSVP: vicbeach@mymts.net or 204-774-4263 if you plan to attend.

Aug. 12, 2018, 2:00 - 4:00 pm • East Beaches Senior Scene • 3 Ateah Rd.

HERALD EDITOR Barb Pritchard Kevin Dubé vbherald@shaw.ca MEMBERSHIP Monica White Jennifer Campbell Darcie Reimer

your kids up for all of these activities, you might not even see them this week! I would like to call your attention to the volunteer appreciation event that will be held at the clubhouse on the evening of August 10. If you have helped out at VB in any way, might help in the future, or if you are interested in asking some questions about volunteer opportunities that may suit you, then you are sincerely encouraged to attend. Volunteers make VB the great place that it is, and the Victoria Beach Club Board truly wants to show our appreciation to those who have, do or may contribute! Beverages, snacks and good company will be supplied. On a personal note, my family had the opportunity to host a young guest from Switzerland for 4 weeks in July. He spent several days at VB with us and commented many times on how open and friendly everyone was and how welcome he felt. He also assured me that the beach here was even nicer than the French Riviera, which he has visited several times. It reminded me of how amazing it is here, and how we really do have something special right in our backyard. Enjoy every moment. Sheri Hyra, Director at Large, Victoria Beach Club.

About the Victoria Beach Herald

One of the longest continuously publishing community newspapers in Canada, now in our 93rd year, the Victoria Beach Herald is a service of the Victoria Beach Club. The Herald prints nine issues each summer on Fridays from late June to mid-August. The Herald welcomes submissions from readers focused on family events, beach happenings, community issues, etc. Letters to the Editor are always welcome: they must be signed with the author’s name and be written with the understanding that many people read the Herald, including youngsters. Submissions should be sent via email to vbherald@shaw.ca. Those without access to email can place written submissions in the VB Herald mailbox behind the cash counter at the Victoria Beach General Store. Submission deadline is 4PM Fridays with the exception of VB Club event convenor submissions for events occurring on weekend days. Editor

2018 CHILDREN’S MOVIE LIST • Tues. & Thurs. • Movies start at 7:30 pm for July, 7:00 pm for Aug. DATE Aug 2 Aug 7 Aug 9

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Council Corner

August 3, 2018

The Herald welcomes our new RM Council! Reeve: Penny McMorris Councillors: Steve Axworthy Mike Bartmanovich Irwin Kumka Graham Randle

100th ANNIVERSARY – August 6, 2019 is the 100th Anniversary of the RM of Victoria Beach. A small group has been working on a legacy project. Historical information signs will be erected. A meeting to plan activities to celebrate the centennial will be held later in August. Come out and share your ideas and volunteer your time. For more information contact Penny at vb.mcmorris@gmail.com. Your involvement is welcomed. Thank you to all the people who have stopped to say thank-you to councilors who are retiring from Council. Serving a diverse community is an extremely challenging task. We thank you for the opportunity to serve you and ask you to support the new Council. RMVB Council

We look forward to bringing our readers council reports from this new team. Official election results can be seen on the RMVB website.

VB Club Annual Meeting Sunday August 12, 2018

Thank you to the residents and voters of the RM of Victoria Beach for your participation and engagement in the election process. Thank you to those who supported me and who worked so hard on my behalf. I look forward to working with the new Council and our residents as we deal with the many issues facing our community.

1 pm at the VB Clubhouse on Sunset

Please come with questions, compliments and suggestions for the Executive. There will be an election for the Director at Large position as our wonderful volunteer, Sheri Hyra, is stepping down. If anyone is interested in putting their name forward, please let a member of the current Executive now prior to the meeting if possible. Get involved in your VB Club! We look forward to seeing you on the 12th. VB Club Executive

Chez Sophie Bake Sale Cooks up a Storm on 5th Avenue Kudos to the VB community for making our fundraiser a huge success as over $600 was raised in support of Lake Winnipeg Foundation! Delicious cookies and small cakes, the pride of several local bakers, flew off the tables set up in the sunshine at Madame Sophie’s cottage-turned-bake-shop last Saturday. Local artist Robin Jewers sold her delightful cards with VB scenes as well, also in support of the lake. Grateful thanks to our many expert contributors who whomped up their best baked goods for the sale and delivered them safely by bike. You are AWESOME! Special thanks as well to Cathy Rippin-Sisler for being the banker and contributing excellent ideas for next time. In support of a healthier lake. Sophie, Lisa and Sheila

VB Chess Club

Starting Wednesday August 1st from 7-10PM at the Moonlight Inn (2nd level) will be the first ever weekly VB Chess Club. This is open to any Chess Fan over the age of 16. I will have a few chess boards but I encourage you to bring your own. This will be fun with the idea of making it a weekly happening at the Moonlight Inn. There is no cost but you are encouraged to spend some money on some of the great food and ice cream menu items whilst playing the game. Looking forward to seeing you! Bob Sudermann

Election Thank You

Penny McMorris

Letter to the Editor

Dear Party Boaters Clearly I missed the meeting where you all decided that the ideal spot to weigh anchor and drink all afternoon was 30 feet off shore at the end of yacht club beach. Because I wasn’t there (my bad) you don’t know that our cottage is just at the top of those stairs and so I tend to sit there when I want to catch a few rays. It’s a sorry stretch of beach – not much sand and really rocky – and, as a result, it tends to be quiet and frankly a bit dull. Not any more thanks to you. Cranked up tunes, raucous, alcohol-fueled blue language conversation and the endless whine of jet skis charging back and forth have turned this sorry patch of sand into a happening place. I will admit to being a bit dismayed with how all of you hop out of the boat on arrival to empty your bladders. You see, after 30 minutes or so of trying to read my book I realize that I have, once again, forgotten my noise cancelling headphones. So I think a little dip in the lake might be refreshing before I head up but I’m unwilling to wade into that sea of pee. But far be it from me to be a party pooper (I do hope you’re not doing that out there). I get that you are just having a little fun. But how about spreading the joy further afield? I’m sure the birds in the lagoon would love to rock out to the sounds of “Love Shack” turned up to full volume. Scott Point is a great spot to mindlessly race back and forth on a Seadoo at full throttle. And I bet the shores of Elk Island could stand a little sprinkle of uric acid. Or here’s a wild and crazy idea! How about dropping that anchor out in the bay far from shore where you can rip it up without bothering a single solitary soul? My little patch of beach would be far less interesting, I know, but I’m willing to take one for the team. Catherine Fast 145 Victoria Boulevard 778-879-8840

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Children’s Masquerade

everyone through the sign-up. And Aleta Pollard was a hit with her face-painting. Finally, thanks to all of the parents and grandparents who helped the kids assemble their chosen costume. It was a pleasure once again to host the event. Hope you had fun It was a hot, sunny, beautiful day at the Village Green for the and we look forward to seeing you next year! Kristie and Doug Pollard Children’s Masquerade. 92 kids showed off their VB creativity with costumes that ranged from a Slice of Swiss Cheese to Sally Fields and Burt Reynolds from Smokey and the Bandit. Kudos to everyone for waiting patiently in line and being so well-behaved. The VB rec team had the unenviable task of picking out the best costumes for our categories. Henry, Paige and Lucia Almeida Welcome to Doctor Jan Andre Gruaman and Thank You to – Captain VB and the Beach Fairies – won the Most Original Doctor Daniel Barnes Costume for their creative use of old VB Heralds. Sarah Frost Welcome to Doctor Jan Andre Grauman who is here for the and Nola McCarthy won best VB-themed costume by showing off their muscles and dressing as Zebra Mussels. Georgia and Jake next two weeks. This is the first time he has been with us, so our Lodewyks along with Charly and Ryan Butler won best group welcome is special. The medical committee would also like to say thank-you to costume as Firefighter with Truck and Firehouse Dalmatians. Showing that the event convener’s vanity has no limits, Declan Doctor Daniel Barnes for his service to our community. The clinic at 124 Birch Avenue is open daily from 9:30 to 11:30 Preston was awarded a prize for the Best Adult Costume by dressing up (down?) as a good-looking young go-getter named (except for Wednesday and Friday) and every evening from 5:30 to 7:30. In case of an emergency, the phone number is 204 756 Doug Pollard. A special warm welcome to our youngest participant, 6-month 6305. The clinic is available to everyone, whether you live inside or old Clara Wheatley who came dressed as Dream Baby. In addition to the Dream Cookies in her outfit, her Dad confirmed she’s a outside of the Vehicle Restricted area. Please remember to bring great sleeper and truly is a Dream Baby. Honourable mentions to your Manitoba medical card and some cash or a cheque in case Madison Sanders (8-month old Bunny), Jake Lodewyks (9-month you need to buy medication from the clinic. REQUEST – We do not have a doctor lined up for the week of old Firefighter) and Kaiya Clayton (10-month old Ladybug). After the costume party, we were again entertained and energized August 17 to August 23rd. If any doctor is interested, call Kathy at by Kim and Aaron Burnett who had us dancing along with their 756 8605. Thank-you. Medical Committee songs including my favourite, “Home Among the Gumtrees”. Thanks to the Rec Staff for helping us to setup, cleanup and sort out the sound system. Thanks to the Library staff who helped us bring power to the bandstand. Thanks to Fran Pollard for guiding

Doctor’s Office

The Anglican Parish of St. Michael VICTORIA BEACH

The Anglican Parish of St. Michael 8th and Pine, VB invites you to worship with us each Sunday throughout the year at 11:30am.

Please join us… all are welcome! www.stmichaelsvb.ca

Bacon N’ Egger® and Small Coffee for $4

2 for $7 Teen Burger®

Bacon N’ Egger® Served All Day Coupon valid only at

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Cross Country Run Saturday August 11th

Dust off your runners and get your game day face ready as the Cross-Country Run is coming up! Registration: 9:00 a.m. at the Clubhouse Race Time: 9:30 a.m. sharp Short course: approximately 3km Long course: approximately 5 km Family Relay: (4 members/extended family) Last year’s trophy winners please return them to the Johnson’s at 309 3rd or bring them to the Clubhouse on the 8th Cheers - Shannon

Victoria Beach HERALD

August 3, 2018

Children’s Masquerade Participants Abi Mason 10 The VB Movie night group Dylan Jones 8 The VB Movie night group-projector Gwyneth Jones 9 The VB Movie night group-canteen Amelie Dubois 8 Indiana Jomnes Parker Pollard 8 Dead Pool Helga Epp 8 Zeda the Space Girl Declan Preston 9 Doug Pollard Jack Schott 3 Ninja Turtle Stella Schott 1.5 Cat Eleanor Sanders 2 Skunk Madison Sanders 8 mon Bunny Andy Muirhead 3 Ninja Turtle Rafael Charlie Muirhead 2 Huck Finn Henry Allen 5 Joker Hugh Allen 2 Lady bug Zinnia O’Leary 10 Mustard Keira Johansson 10 Paper Bag Princess Erik Johansson 7 Zorro Leo Popoff 1 Ketchup Kyah Demetrioff 7 Dance Clown Nola McCarthy 9 Zebra Muscles Sarah Frost 8 Zebra Muscles Seamus McCarthy 11 Old Man Jenkins brother 1 Declan McCarthy 7 Old Man Jenkins brother 1 Kaiya Clayton 10 mo Lady bug Hunter Barkman 4 Incredible Hulk Mia Barkman 2 Lady bug Lucy Wels 4 Princess Aurora Brayden Walker 6 Fish Fly Jaelyn Walker 4 Ana Grayson Walker 1 Happy Face Cookie Anna Baxter 7 The VB Skid Kidz Josh Baxter 6 The VB Skid Kidz Will Tonopa 5 The VB Skid Kidz Emily Tonopa 2 The VB Skid Kidz Zoey Winters 6 Belle Pincess Sadie Pratt McDowell 2.5 Fire fly Erin Doiron 11 Hockey Hall of Fame Max Pollard 10 Cheese Morgan Flaherty 7 Wild Boar Hunter Matthew Flaherty 6 Lumber Jack Oscar McInnes-Roussain 4 Captain Pirate Audrey McInnes-Roussain 19 mo Chef Annie McDonald 9 Chapman’s Icecream Characters Bryn McCurdy 9 Chapman’s Icecream Characters Sofia Lyon 6 Golfing Princess Clara Wheatley 6 mo Dream Baby Alice Wheatley 2.5 Happiest Face at VB Sully Hayes 5 Baseball Player Willow Hayes 8 Tennis Plater

Eric Robinson 12 Sophie Robinson 10 Amelia Duke-Grajewski 4 Georgia Lodewyks 3 Jake Lodewyks 9 mo Charly Butler 7 Ryan Butler 5 Olivia Phillips 3 Tallulah Brown 6 Hannah Dunn 10 Henry Almeida 3 Paige Almeida 10 Lucia Almeida 8 Connor Straus 4 Abbie Straus 8 Caitlin Straus 6 Lincoln Sauyer 2 Colton Sauyer 4 Ivy Didyk 6 Oak Didyk 1.5 Monica Burron 8 Ilsa Buchholz 8 Bruno Buchholz 4 Henry Brown 7 Gwen Brown 8 Nora Brown 10 Jack Van Bastelaere 5 Annabella Sime-Surcon 9 Vivian Stewart 4 William Stewart 2 Ruby Ateah 2 Parker Ateah 4 3/4 Will McCaig 9 Isla McCaig 6 Chanceller Cushing 4 Sullivan Cushing 6 Annika Kemp 8 Rose Darling 3 Prim Bargen 5.5 Bo Bargen 3 Isla Bradford 2 Nadia Tasse 3

Mad Scientist Witch Hula Girl Firehouse Dalmation Fire Fighter with Truck & Dalmatians Firehouse Dalmation Firehouse Dalmation Princess Cinderella Princess Emily-Rose Jeffrey the blogger Captain VB VB Beach Fairies VB Beach Fairies VB Fishing Derby Biggest Catch of the Day VB Fishing Derby Biggest Catch of the Day VB Fishing Derby Biggest Catch of the Day Fireman Ninja Turtle-Leonardo VB Fairy VB Dragon Sand Shovel VB Bucket Water Smiley Face Cookies Smiley Face Cookies Smiley Face Cookies Superman Dath Vader on Vacation at the beach Sally Field from Smokey & the Bandit Burt Reynolds from Smokey & the Bandit Batman Batman Bloody Zebra Muscle Kite Surfer VB Princess Fairy Pirate VB Police Officer Ballerina Aubrey the Wanasing Mermaid and her Muana friends Muana Friend Muana Friend Princess Jasmine

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VB YOGA Well we have come to our final week of yoga classes. Thank you to all the wonderful instructors that drove up from Winnipeg to guide us in the most lovely variations of this practice. Thank you to our local teachers, Jane & Ruth who so graciously stepped in to lead us. Thank you to the Rec staff, the VB Club team and everyone who helped out on yoga days. To all participants that came to open their bodies, minds, and spirits together 5 times a week, we appreciate you sharing such positive and grateful energy at each class. August 6th - We have Ruth Veitch; Ruth has been sharing her practice for over 10 years and has training in both yoga and pilates. Her classes infuse gentle movement, mindfulness and connection to breath. Encouraging students to listen to their bodies, to feel their breath and cultivate awareness. Students can leave the mat and journey into the rest of the day feeling grounded, inspired and ready to explore their true potential. August 8th & 10th - We come full circle with Savannah Luff, she taught the first 2 yoga dates and is back to teach the last 2 yoga dates. Savannah has been teaching yoga for over a decade at studios, festivals, workshops and retreats. She blends her knowledge of movement, breath-work and meditation with authentic storytelling and humour. Each class is unique and approachable for all yoga levels. It has been a pleasure to coordinate the yoga program this year! Enjoy the rest of your summer and keep practicing that tree pose! Namaste, Mairen (mkops@hotmail)

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Yacht Club Dance “A long cruise was it sailor?” This is what the girl you’ve been admiring at the Yacht Club Dance will ask. You will say, “too long.” A romance will ensue, and you will end up a Top Gun instructor with a history of high speed passes – over 5 air control towers – and one Admiral’s daughter. Maybe not, but you could end up a VBYC windsurfer with a history of high speed passes - of the pier - and a high-end date at The Birchwood with a Commodore’s daughter or son. This is the real thing. This is what you have been trained for. This is Yacht Week Croatia consolidated into Yacht Night VB. You probably already have your tickets. Those luffing their sails better sheet in, max out, and set your course towards your favorite local establishment to get a ticket for $20. Call/text AJ Tooley on VHF Channel 16 or 204-941-0162 if you missed all squall advisories and failed to reach port in time. See our posters or the advertisement in this issue for more details. The party starts at 9pm and arriving early will enhance your chances of securing an item from this year’s limited run of Victoria Beach Yacht Club gear. Plus, you will not want to miss even a single bar of Yacht Rock. The Pink Sox and Sunset Soundsystem are the elite. The best of the best. You’ll make them better.

VB Volleyball Tournament

Please register your team for the volleyball tournament with Lisa Lucht at (204) 999-4715, call or text. Call before Friday, August 10th at 6 PM. Teams have 6 players and must have 2 female players on the field. There is a Recreational and Competitive side. Teens/those who have played some volleyball should register in the competitive side. Families and those who have not played much volleyball can register in the recreational side. We start at 9 AM but will wait for players participating in the cross country run. We could use some help setting up the nets; if you are available, please come a little early and help us. Thanks! Lisa Lucht and Sophie McGoey

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Art Thursdays

Art Thursday is in full swing at the VB Clubhouse this season! People of all ages and skill levels are attending already this year and some absolutely awesome artists are offering their skills and time to lead some truly delightful classes! There is no door charge for VB Club Members -- if you don’t have a club membership a $5 day pass can be purchased at the door. If you would like to attend one of the classes listed below, please contact the artist. This will give the artists enough time to purchase supplies for the students. Classes with a minimum attendance will run only if the minimum is met. Any Artist/Craftsperson who would like to teach a skill are encouraged! Email me at artthursday@shaw.ca to discuss your ideas to teach. You don’t have to be a professional artist to teach a class. Here is a list of all the artists confirmed so far for this year. Some classes are full and have a waiting list. Please visit the Victoria Beach Club facebook group to see details on new classes, or classes that are full as new artists sign up to teach.

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gmail.com- Teaching all 6 weeks 3. Cooking -with Sophie Saboureau (contact via Facebook) - Students are to supply their own ingredients (6 Weeks) 4. Fused Glass- Laura Hilland jahla@mymts.net *Drop inns welcome (6 Weeks) 5. Felting – (Contact on Facebook) Melissa Jane Tichborne melissatichborne@gmail.com 6. Painting - (July12th, 26th Aug 2nd and 9th) Cori Jaye www.corijjaye.com 7. Knitting- TBA 8. Blue Jean bleach drawing - artthursday@shaw.ca 9. Fancy summer teas - TBA Lucia Heffelfinger Orserartthursday@shaw.ca 10. New artists- Anyone with a fun creative idea – TBA

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Friday July 27/18 ride featured 4 riders from Alberta, 1 each from Texas and British Columbia and 4 from Manitoba. I know, there’s only 7 in the picture; one had to go back early to go to work and two turned for home at Sandy Bay.

Eight at the Gate, Why we ride! • Because it is fun! Beer, Einfeld’s cinnamon buns, I hate my wetsuit, • Riding is a great anti-depressant and weight loss pill combined, • Don’t have to keep score or book tee times, did I mention beer? • We ride faster than mosquitoes, it is a sport that the whole family can do, • Don’t have to listen to the spin instructor’s music choices, • Riding with a great group of people, running makes my knees hurt,

• Because injured runners need a place to hang out for a while, • Because I want to prove you’re never too old to learn a new sport, • Stay in shape and enjoy the beautiful VB scenery, train for other major events, • I ride for physical fitness and I enjoy it. Check out the bikes we donated to the VB Club Raffle. Buy lots of draw tickets, your child could be riding in style. Our Gran Fondo Gran Colazione (Big Ride Big Breakfast) will be held on Saturday

August 4th. This year we are adding a “Team Time Trial” for the competitive types. 10kms with a handicapping system designed to aid the more senior of our riders. We ride every morning from the gate at 08:00 like it says on the shirt. We always welcome new riders. Call Bob Marshall; VB land line 204 756-8255, Cell 204 261-4292, email jmarsha@mymts.net. We are also on Face-book “Eight at the Gate”.

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Farewell Chief MacPherson Hello fellow VB’ers, For those that may not have heard, this summer will be the sixteenth and final year that Stewart MacPherson will be the Victoria Beach Chief of Police. Prior to becoming the Chief, Stewart retired from a full 26 year career as a Constable with the Winnipeg Police Service and in March 24, 2003 took on the responsibility of protecting and serving our beloved community. During his 26 year career, Stewart served in multiple units within the Winnipeg Police Service, but connected strongest with the Community Service Centres where he spent the majority of his time interacting with civilians on the street. Stewart excelled in the community liaison role, focusing his energies on reducing area crime rates and targeting the criminal element present in his ward. In one of his last projects, Stewart targeted street-level drug trafficking operations within the Osborne Village area. Through his efforts, he greatly reduced the frequency of drug transactions that were negatively impacting the area businesses. As the Police Chief in Victoria Beach, Stewart has had a significant impact on the community. My first interaction with Stewart came on a fateful Friday evening when I was 19 years old. I arrived at the cottage around 11 PM that evening and the first thing I did was bike over to the beaches to see if I could find some of my friends. On my way to Patricia beach, I crashed head first into another on-coming cyclist and was promptly trampled by a hoard of teen and young adults, sprinting away from the beach stair case,

yelling, “Run!!!...” “it’s the Cops, the fuzz, the 5-0,” and something about, “Bacon.” As a result of my crash, my bike chain became caught in the pedal of the other bike and I was left trapped at the top of the Patricia beach approach where I stared helplessly at the encroaching menacing flashlight beam of Chief Stewart MacPherson who had undoubtedly created this swarm of fleeing youth. One thing worth noting is that unless he is responding to a crisis, Stewart is never, never, and I mean never in a hurry. So, when I say that I saw a “menacing flashlight approaching,” it was in actuality a slowly sauntering light that took about five minutes to reach me while I frantically tried to untangle my bike. I could hear Stewart cheekily quip to the panicked crowds as he meandered up the bank, “Ok, thanks for coming,” “Great party,” “Get home safe now,” “I think you forgot some of your clothes down at the beach…” He also added a few nonsensical Scottish proverbs told in his version of a Scots’ accent. Stewart walked up to me, introduced himself and asked if I needed a hand with my bike. He didn’t believe a word out of my mouth and assumed that I had been part of the vacating beach crowd, but he was professional, friendly, and extremely nice to chat with. He impressed upon me and the surrounding group, the rules about bon fires and alcohol on the beaches and went on his way. It was a calm approach that opened up conversation and understanding of the police role at Victoria Beach. It was also, as is the case for many young people in the cabin area, my first real CONTINUED ON PAGE 13

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 11 interaction with a police officer. Without knowing, Stewart had left a very meaningful and impactful impression on me. The following summer, I was fortunate to be hired by Stewart to work as a Victoria Beach Constable and I ended up working five summers in the community that both of us care so much for. Though I have countless examples of Stewart’s accomplishments during his time as the Chief, I will share a single example that stands out and defined him as a person and officer. One Spring evening a group of three males were walking the avenues after ingesting an assortment of “adult,” beverages. One of these males decided to perform a feat of strength by lifting a large rock over his head and tossing it into the front windshield of a parked vehicle. At some point during this act, our “suspect,” left behind a very telling clue at the crime scene. A puddle of DNA evidence described as follows: • A 5” in diameter, Hubba-bubba bubble gum coloured puddle complete with Alphaghetti chunks. About an hour later, Stewart, myself and another officer located three males in the sports field. And one of them had a very distinct bright pink stain on his pant leg and about a cup full of half-digested Alphaghetti pooled in the top part of his shoe. Another Clue! After some very bad attempts at bending the truth, the culprits were arrested for mischief and transported to the Grand Beach RCMP detachment where the group came clean and admitted to their wrong-doing. This incident was the first time Stewart implemented community service as a diversion technique for those under the age of 18. The males were all held accountable for their actions and agreed to

pay off their debt to society through community service in VB that summer. In my time with Stewart we successfully implemented this approach as a “learning lesson,” on numerous occasions with very positive results. Common sense, empathy, and professionalism are Stewart’s best strengths when it comes to police work. Community relations were Stewart’s bread and butter, but it didn’t mean that he lacked investigative prowess when it came to more serious criminal matters. Stewart has both been involved with and overseen successful investigations for robberies, assaults, break & enters, stolen vehicles, drug trafficking, impaired driving, and firearms offences all within the VB area. Stewart is also a trained Identification officer (CSI) and his skills have not only been used within VB to solve property crimes through forensic techniques, but in surrounding RCMP jurisdictions as well. Another aspect of Stewart’s presence in VB that cannot go without mention is his involvement with the VB Cops for Kids bicycle relay team who have raised over $100,000 for the Children’s Wish Foundation in his time as the Chief. Whomever replaces Stewart in the upcoming seasons will certainly have some large shoes (or a kilt) to fill. Stewart is a peacekeeper and a community oriented person, who takes pride in making VB a better place. He cares about people and takes satisfaction in knowing that cottagers would wake up in the morning not knowing about some of the issues that were prevented, stifled, or tidied up while they slept peacefully. CONTINUED ON PAGE 14

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14 August 3, 2018 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13 Over the years, Stewart has mentored countless officers, bestowing upon them his wisdom. This has served as a strong foundation for his, â&#x20AC;&#x153;young apprentices,â&#x20AC;? many of whom have gone on to fulfill their dreams of working for larger police forces across Canada. Over a dozen officers under his tutelage have been employed with the Winnipeg Police Service and have worked in uniformed general patrol capacity as well as detectives in plainclothes investigative units. Other officers under his guidance have moved on to work for the RCMP, the Edmonton Police Service, the Morden Police Service, and the St. Anneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Police Service. As a cottager, I thank Stewart for the diligent and top notch service he has provided to the VB community. Any cottager would agree that it takes a special person to make an impact while not disturbing the general sense of calm and peace of our cottage paradise. As a fellow police officer, I thank Stewart for his teachings and his guidance. As a person, I thank Stewart for being who he is. I encourage every reader who runs into Stewart this summer to take the time to get to know this highly respected man and thank him for his service over these past years. - Lindsey Stevens, Lifetime VB cottager Former VB Constable Current WPS Detective

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The VB Swim Program Session Two of the VB Swim Program is well underway and our fabulous Swim Staff are still gung-ho and still taking new students. Big thanks to our Swim Instructors who are out there on the beach and the Dock every weekday rain or shine: Head Swim Instructor Tess Poulton and the crew –Kayleigh Russell, Duncan Lamont, Katie McClymont and volunteers Ella and Keiran. Twice a summer the staff and conveners get together for lunch and talk about how the swim program is going. It’s so great to hear the enthusiasm of our instructors as they talk about their strategies to work with kids to teach swim skills and water safety. It’s also great to hear their stories of the funny things kids say and do while at lessons. Dead fish have been a hi-lite (or low-lite!) this past month. Kids are totally freaked out by the odd dead fish but kudos to Kieran for grabbing that really gross one out of the water and heaving it away from the swim dock! If the VB swim program had a swimmer of the month (we don’t) the instructors would have nominated two swimmers for July: Lucille and Ernie. Lucille for being a good student and Ernie for being a good sport! The VB Swim Program is an affiliate of the Canadian Red Cross and the Canadian Lifesaving Society. We teach according to the standards laid out in those programs and we work hard to ensure that our program is every bit as rigorous as programs in the city. Swimming lessons are less about passing levels than about

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learning water safety and mastering skills. Moving kids along before they are ready would be irresponsible of us and no favor to our kids. Repeating a level is not a failure…it’s an opportunity. Just one more week of swimming lessons this summer. All the best to the Bronze Medallion and Cross students as they finish up their 6-week program this week with the big exam. Please take the opportunity to give a word of thanks and encouragement to our instructors and volunteers! Alice Russell and Tamara Roehr Swim Conveners

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VB Children’s Fishing Derby

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The fish pulled a fantastic vanishing act for the 2018 children’s fishing derby. Thirty-five young anglers came out to the pier with rods in tow but somebody forgot to tell the fish the derby was on. In sharp contrast to last years total of forty-three fish caught this year there was a total of two. Will Owens broke the donut at the forty-eight-minute mark of the derby landing a 13 inch silver bass. Shortly after that he pulled what looked to be the fishes older brother out of the water hauling in a 17-inch silver bass. Carter Goetz seemed hopeful the action would pick up and that his golden spot would pay off but unfortunately for him and the rest of the kids the message of free minnows at the pier never seemed to peek the interest of the fish. Nobody caught any more fish the rest of the time. A big thank you goes out to all the adults of the families who helped support the young anglers setting up hooks and rods and safely returning the two fish we caught back to the lake. I would like to thank the VB Rec Staff for their help in running the derby, Kevin Ateah for providing the transportation of the equipment to and from the pier as well as the VB club for providing the prizes for the anglers. I wish everyone an enjoyable rest of the fishing season and better luck than we had today. Jeff Lailey VB Fishing Derby Coordinator

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Children’s Fishing Derby

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Sports Day Thanks to all the enthusiastic participants who attend this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sports Day event. As usual, it was a beautiful sunny VB Day and great fun was had by all!! A big thank you to our volunteers - Shawn Hughes for recording all the results, Dave and Yvette Wilson in the Marshalling area and James and Tracey Popel at the finish line. Also thank you to Bruce and his Rec Staff for all their help. Hope everyone has a great summer and see you at Sports Day 2019 Gord, Darcey, Tess and Dana Poulton SEE PAGES 29 & 30 for results!

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VB Masters Tennis Tournament Results

Winners Lisa Lucht/Gavin Adamson. Runners up Bob Sweetland/Ainsley Bishop

Winner Stuart Juzda. Runner up Frank Manning

Winner Amanda Heffelfinger. Runner up Norma Sweetland

We were very fortunate to have great weather this year for the masters tennis tournament with rain only on the final match of the day. It rained just enough to completely soak the court but, as in VB fashion every squeegee, broom and leaf blower was put to use and the men’s 55+ doubles match was completed. There were 84 participants in the three age categories of 40+, 55+, and 65+ men’s and ladies singles, doubles and mixed. Thanks to the many volunteers that helped with the clipboard and tennis staff that kept the tournament running smoothly. We tried using a dog as a ball boy this year but we are rethinking the idea until further work with dog trainer Mike Manning. Thanks everyone for making this event so successful. See you all next year. Your committee Margaret Meulendyk Bill Turk Jane Turk

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A 70th birthday to remember: local endurance athlete takes on personal fitness challenge in support of healthy water John Sawchuk is swimming, cycling and running his way to his 70th birthday to draw attention to the health and fitness of people, and the health and fitness of Lake Winnipeg. John’s goal is to complete 777 kilometres of swimming, biking and running in just 28 days, beginning on July 26 and ending on August 21, his birthday. He is also using his challenge to raise funds for the Lake Winnipeg Foundation (LWF). John lives in Winnipeg and cottages at Wanasing Beach. “My dad built the cabin that my wife and I now own. Our summers have been spent swimming, sailing, boating, water-skiing, fishing

and just enjoying the beach. Our children, grandchildren, relatives and friends have also enjoyed cottage life there. However, the health and fitness of Lake Winnipeg has declined significantly over the years, and will continue to do so unless changes are made,” he says. “In tackling my endurance challenge, I hope that others reflect on their own health and fitness and what can be done to maintain and improve it. I also want to increase the awareness of the condition of our Lake Winnipeg, and what can be done to help its health and fitness.”

John has been physically active his entire life. In the late 1980s he began running marathons and in 2005 he completed his first triathlon; he has since participated in approximately 40 triathlons, including the 2014 International Triathlon Union World Championships in Edmonton. The Purejohn70 Challenge will consist of fourday segments each totaling 111 km, repeated seven times as follows: • Day 1: Swim 1 km • Day 2: Cycle 100 km • Day 3: Run 10 km • Day 4: Rest “John’s challenge is a fitting tribute to Lake Winnipeg,” says Alexis Kanu, LWF’s executive director. “Meaningful change requires sustained commitment, even when the challenges seem daunting. I’m encouraged to see a lake-lover making the connection between his personal actions and our collective responsibility for the health of this vibrant, living ecosystem.” The Purejohn70 Challenge online fundraising campaign has launched and John’s goal is to raise $7,777 in donations. Supporters are encouraged to make a special 70th-birthday donation – for every $70 donation received, LWF will send John a birthday card. Online donations can be made through the Purejohn70 Challenge CanadaHelps page, www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/35800. The Purejohn70 Challenge will take place at various locations in Winnipeg and around Lake Winnipeg. More information is available on the Purejohn70 Challenge Facebook page – including updates on planned routes for supporters interested in swimming, cycling or running with John for all or part of a challenge segment.

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Kayaking Meet Up

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We are very excited to have Alex Martin joining us for our Kayak Meet Up on Thursday, August 9th! He will be fresh off his amazing 1750 km journey around Lake Winnipeg to raise awareness for the lake! Check out his website for info and photos about his fascinating experience! https://www.lakewinnipegcircumnavigation.com/ The Meet Up is a friendly recreational group supported by the VB Yacht Club that welcomes new paddlers each week. We launch into the sunset from the beach in front of the VB Yacht Club at 6:30 on Thursdays and return before 8:00 pm. If you love the lake but cannot join us on the water with Alex, please drop by our social

time after the paddle up on the deck of the sailing clubhouse. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great time to for story exchange. Our final paddle of the season will take place on Thursday, August 16. We are hoping to grow this program and encourage you to come out. Kayaks looking for a new home are being accepted by the VB Yacht Club and allow us to put people on the water who do not own their own boat. Susan Hall 756-3318 Sheila Grover and Greg Thomas 756-2367

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Fitness Programs at VB

Don’t lose your fitness gains over the summer! Meet us in the park at the Memorial Stage from 9am-10am for a fun but challenging circuit workout. We use Battle ropes, Kettle Bells, Agility ladders, Medicine Balls, TRX Straps, Gliders, Pushup bars, Equalizer bars & Skipping ropes. My name is Julie & I run the fitness programs here at VB (with the exception of Yoga). I am a Certified Fitness Consultant with a Bachelor Degree in Exercise & Sport Science. All these exercises can be modified for someone who is new or for anyone with acute or chronic injuries. Don’t let the name “Bootcamp” scare you away. These sessions will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays except for the following days because I will not be at VB; August 3rd, 6th & 15th. Please check the VB Herald weekly as dates might be subject to change. Total Body Conditioning & Aerobics This is a separate program we will run every Tuesday and Thursday from 10-11am at the Clubhouse. Bring a mat or towel, water and a tubing band if you have as supply is limited depending on class size. Instructors: August 7, 9 - Julie August 14, 16 - Janice The programs above have minimum age requirement of 13 years.

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Family Fitness Bootcamp Meet in front of the store at 8:15am! 30 min Bootcamp for families -- kids follow along & participate with their parents. Similar to our 60 min bootcamp but only doing the circuit once through. The interval timer is set at 30 seconds on & 15 second break rather than our usual 40 seconds on & 20 seconds off. ALL AGES are welcome for this program!! Dates for Family Fitness & regular Bootcamp are the same for the rest of the summer programming. August 5, 10, 13 & 17 Remember to purchase a VB membership and wear your wrist band to all events or the cost to attend is $5 a class. This money goes towards all events/activities, equipment and to pay the employees at VB. We’re so very lucky to be able to offer this type of program here for everyone to enjoy! If you have any questions, contact me at 204979-2707. Please come early on your first day to sign waivers. Julie McPetrie

French Lessons at VB

French lessons are back this year at the library at 7 pm every Tuesday night. Come and join us, it is open to every level, and we are learning conversational French, with games and kids’ books. Looking forward to seeing you all. Sophie McGoey

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Tennis Talk This Week’s Highlights: Special thanks to Margaret Meulendyk, Bill Turk and Jane Turk for convening another excellent Masters Tennis tournament on July 21st and 22nd. Everything ran smoothly and aside from a quick rain delay, it was a huge success. Thanks to those who volunteered to track scores and helped squeegee the courts when needed. Also, a big thank you to our Junior Tennis conveners: Andrea O’Connor, Brad Nechwediuk, Derek Zeilstra, Lisa Zeilstra and Phillip Champagne for an outstanding job during the Junior tournament. This is such a special event for all of our young players and thanks to your efforts and dedication, it was another huge success! Also, a big shout out to the “squeegee army” who came out several times to help prepare the courts for play through some adverse weather conditions on Wednesday! As well, we would like to acknowledge Blue Water Lawn Services for taking care of the weeds around the tennis courts. Thank you! Adult Round Robin continues to be a huge success. If you have not tried it, come on out. It’s a great way to meet new tennis players and have fun and enjoy the game we love. July 23rd Results 1st place went to Laurie Reade and Erik Nordblom 2nd place tie to Ken Dryden/Fregine Sheehy and Terry Martin/ Laurel Mansfield

Honourable mentions go out to Sandy Nagler, Teresa Young, Megan Wells, Barb Sudermann, James Popel, Norma Sweetland, Ken Mitchell, Ed Jeanson, Joanne Jeanson, Hellen Willison, Ted Kosokowsky and Margo Langdon. July 27th Results 1st place went to Fregine Sheehy and Jeff Strauss 2nd place tie to Barbara Sudermann/Mark Lamont and Lindsey Duke/Karl Ruban Honourable mentions go out to Megan Wells, Sharon Hollins, Laurel Mansfield, Karlee Spiers, Randy Lock, Jennifer Meads and Ken Mitchell. Upcoming Events at the Courts: Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, August 4th to 6th: Senior Open Tennis Tournament. Wednesday, August 8th: Roger’s Rookie Tournament (2:00 to 5:00) Please sign up at the kiosk to secure a spot. $10.00 fee is due at sign up. All participants will receive some prizes! You can also follow us on Instagram @ victoriabeachtennis or on Twitter @ VBTennis Club for daily updates and pictures. Stino Siragusa and Rex Neuendorff (Co-conveners)

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Library News Wow crazy to believe it’s already August!! Our first half guessing contest of jolly ranchers has come to an end! Congratulations to Nathan Krahn for guessing the correct number of jolly ranchers, 91! Make sure to come by the library to make a guess to our new guessing contest!! Another reminder that if you have not yet been able to make children’s story time or youth book club it’s not too late! Hope to see you all at the library! Thanks, Lexi and Georgia

North 59 Artist Collective proudly presents the Summer Breeze art exhibition and sale. This juried show features works by 16 local and Manitoba based fine artists

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Youth Soccer Tournament Beach style soccer, no cleats (shoes optional) Mon. Aug. 6 9:30-11:30 Teams may be pre-made but only up to six players leaving room to combine teams and add newcomers on the spot which will be chosen by the conveners. 10 minute/half 6 players on at any time including goalie. Winner determined by: 1. Goal Differential in all matches 2. Total Goals 3. Points between teams 4. Goal differential between both teams 5. Total goals between teams 6. Sudden Death Shoot Out “Sports do not build character, sports reveal character” unknown. Come on out kids and reveal your true characters at this fun annual event. Set those iPhone alarms because participation cutoff requires arrival by 9:15am to make up the teams and draw sheet. The Edwards Family.

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The Victoria Beach Art Exhibition: Summer Breeze Works of the Lakes and Prairies As this year’s exhibition is well underway, the North 59 Artist Collective thanks all the artists who applied to this year’s show. We were happily surprised by the number of applicants and interest this year. The Victoria Beach Art Exhibition provides an enriching opportunity that allows individuals to become a part of something larger than themselves, generating dialogue, producing community and channeling creativity. The show will be held at the Victoria Beach club house Sunday August 5th from 11:00am - 4:00pm. All at different stages of their professional practise, this diverse group of 18 artists displays a strong and dynamic body of work. Francios Masse, Keith Wood, Bonnie Heath, Nancy Ateah and Miriam Rudolph, are some of this year’s artists to be featured.

VBCC Golf Tournament Victoria Beach Community Centre is hosting our 3rd Annual Golf Tournament at Grand Pines Golf Course – Friday August 10th. Enter as a Team of 4 for $400. This includes golf, cart, steak dinner, great prizes! Male, Female, or Co-Ed teams. Also accepting single-person entries at $100 per player! AMAZING PRIZES and great contests! How about a shot at a brandnew Quad! Tournament sponsored by Hillside Heights with accompanying dinner sponsored by Western Steel and Tube Ltd. Visit www.vbcommunitycentre.com for details or to sign up!

Contact Karen 204-754-2479 neiley@rogers.com

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Sports Day Results SLOW BIKE RACE RESULTS Girls 7 and under 1st Zoe Fish 2nd Bella Barnes 3rd Sofia Lyon Boys 7 and under 1st Braedan Walker 2nd Sullivan Cushing 3rd Luke Lindsay Girls 8 & 9 years 1st Georgia Stewart 2nd Annabella Sime-Surcon 3rd Annika Kempt Boys 8 years 1st Ben Dyck 2nd Maxwell Odiatu 3rd Jace Boyd Boys 9 years 1st Colby Bru 2nd Will McCaig 3rd Oakley Prusak Boys 9 years 1st Ben Dyck 2nd Maxwell Odiatu 3rd Jace Boyd Girls 10 years 1st Una Radulovic + Ryan Carter 2nd Sadie Ferguson 3rd Isobel VanWoudenberg Boys 10 years 1st Kai Peacock 2nd Kai Veitch 3rd Carter Goetz Girls 11 years 1st Isla Partridge 2nd Sadie McDonald 3rd Robin Wallace Boys 11 years 1st Bennett Sime-Surcon 2nd Levi Blunderfield 3rd Seamus McCarthy Girls 12 years 1st Piper Hughes 2nd Aleta Pollard 3rd Kate Nechwediuk Boys 12 years 1st Josh Stubbs 2nd Travis Hyra 3rd Cameron Orloff

Girls 13 to 15 years 1st Jessica Preston 2nd Maryse Champagne 3rd Kennidi Stubbs Boys 13 1st Branden Lailey 2nd Jackson McComb rrd Boys 14 1st Josh Peacock 2nd Matthew Kaul 3rd Easton Hyra Boys 15 1st Xavier Chanpagne 2nd Andreas Davison 3rd Delan Bowden Women 16 - 34 1st Dana Poulton 2nd Chris Oakley 3rd Lauren Johnson Men 16 -19 1st Ian Willison 2nd Thomas Partridge 3rd Chris Edwards Women 35 - 45 1st Amy McCaig 2nd Lisa Zeilstra 3rd Mary Burley Women 45+ 1st Stephanie Schultz 2nd Maggie Rozzi 3rd Ashley Mitchell Men 20-39 1st Brian Buettner 2nd Jermey Walker 3rd Brian Walker Men 40 - 45 1st Brad Nechwediuk 2nd Dean Cushing 3rd Patrick Schuermann Men 46 - 50 1st Rob Meynell 2nd Jason Stubbs 3rd David Preston Men 50+ 1st Jeff Hughes 2nd Gord Beazley 3rd Bob Sudermann

Family Relay 1st Heat 1st Preson/Kirbyson 2nd Derksen/Nuss 3rd Veitch 2nd Heat 1st Menec 2nd Buettner 3rd Barnes 3rd Heat 1st Oakley/Martin/Kaser 2nd Pursak 3rd Mitchell

4th Heat 1st Willison 2nd McCaig 3rd Bru 5th Heat 1st Goetz 2nd Doiron 3rd Peacock 6th Heat 1st Sime-Surcon 2nd Prusak/Lailey 3rd Blair/Osipov

SPRINTS Mixed 3 and under 1st Josie Oliver 2nd Caroline Stewart 3rd Henry Almeida Mixed 4 years 1st Connor Straus 2nd Matthew MacDiarmid 3rd Ellie Ferguson Mixed 5 years 1st Chloe Owens 2nd Bennett Odiatu 3rd David McDonald Boys 6 years 1st Logan Tahimic 2nd Cedric Schuermann 3rd Kayden Buettner Girls 6 years 1st Isla McCaig 2nd Caitlin Straus 3rd Kaitlyn Schmidt + Hayley Mann Boys 7 years 1st Tayln Kopansky 2nd Ben Bueckert 3rd Luke Stibbard Girls 7 years 1st Georgia Holmes 2nd Maya Veitch 3rd Thea Maclean Boys 8 years 1st Asher Ferguson 2nd Will Owens 3rd Maxwell Odiatu Girls 8 years 1st Annika Kemp 2nd Maddie Frost 3rd Isla Harrison Boys 9 years 1st Colby Bru 2nd Noah Barnes 3rd Oakley Brusal Girls 9 years 1st Megan MacDiarmid 2nd Mariah Lawson-Tahimic 3rd Annabella Sime-Surcon Boys 10 years 1st Shane Martin 2nd Luca Pura 3rd Jordan McCombe Girls 10 years 1st Sadie Ferguson 2nd Nicole Kukulka 3rd Chantal Kukulka Boys 11 years 1st Alex MacDiarmid 3 Seamus McCarthy 2 Keaton Fish

Girls 11 years 1st Bianca Pura 2nd Audrey Kemp 3rd Ryan Carter Boys 12 years 1st Ethan Veitch 2nd Cameron Orloff 3rd Emmett Kemp Girls 12 years 1st Emma Turzak 2nd Isabelle Frost 3rd Molly McDonald Boys 13 years 1st Troy Martin 2nd James Kempt 3rd Marcus Zeilstra Boys 14 and 15 1st Juan Vieira 2nd Declan Bowden 3rd Maclean Fish Girls 13 to 15 years 1st Emily Muss 2nd Caitlyn Willison 3rd Annika Falkenberg Men 16 to 34 yrs 1st Alex Kirbyson 2nd Jared Siragusa 3rd Chris Edwards Women 16 to 34 yrs 1st Dana Poulton nd Chris Oakley 3rd Sasha Bargen Men 35 to 39 years 1st Brian Buettner 2nd Edward Mann 3rd Paul Lodewyks Women 35 to 39 yrs 1st Linday McLeod 2nd Kim Willoughby 3rd Mary Birley Men 40 to 44 years 1st Kevin Goetz 2nd Scott Keast 3rd Rob Sedgewick Women 40 to 44 yrs 1st Lisa Zeilstra 2nd Kristie Pearson 3rd Megan Pearson Men 45 + 1st Frank MacLean 2nd Mike Bru 3rd Dan Bluenderfield Women 45 + 1st Ashley Mitchell 2nd Cathy Carlson 3rd Roberta Janzen

Egg Toss 1st 2nd 3rd

Sam Drybrough + Chris Edwards Scott Kosokowsky + Ian Maxwell Reece Carter + Dwayne Carter

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Matt Sheehy + Liam Gillmore Will McCaig + Murray McCaig

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Despite the best efforts of an angry mother nature on day 1, the 2018 edition of the VB Junior Tennis Tournament was once again a huge success! We had the exact same number of participants as last year, 84, and a significant increase in the number of mixed doubles entries, which was great to see! Despite periodic rain and fierce winds, we were able to complete 58 matches on Wednesday. Thursday was a beautiful day for tennis with whispering winds, sunny skies and moderate temperatures allowing us to finish 53 more games and complete the tournament by 5:30pm. This second day of tennis did not disappoint, and many of the matches, particularly the semis and finals were won and lost in tight, highly competitive battles. All players worked hard and showed excellent sportsmanship, particularly in their line calling. The skill level of the players was impressive and the future of tennis is bright at the VB courts! Speaking of the future, it didn’t take much arm twisting to convince a couple of young families to co-organize the tournament next year. Thank you in advance to the Goetz and Hasenack/Bru families! And finally, a huge shout out to the tennis attendants for helping us stay organized at the kiosk, parents and players for squeegeeing, friends and family for coming out to cheer, and to Kick It Dance CONTINUED FROM PAGE 29 Balloon Break Relay 1st Heat 1st Cedrick Schvermann 2nd Jack Holmes 3rd Chloe Wilson 1st Noah Barnes 2nd Eddie Partridge 3rdMaggie Sirrell 1st Brandon Lailey 2nd Isla Partridge 3rdIsabelle Frost 1st Kai Peacock 2nd Paige Edwards 3rdNick Carlson 2nd Soren Wallace 2nd Heat 1st Luca Pura 2nd Kai Veitch 1st Carter Goetz 2nd Pascal Schurmann 1st Oakley |Prusak 2nd Cameron Lailey 1st Colby Bru 2nd Liam Mancer 1stTyson Nemetz 3rd Heat 1st Brooke Oxenforth 2nd Georgia Holmes 3rd Kennedy Stubbs 1st Declan Bowden 2nd Bianca Pura 3rd Andreas Davison 1st Matt Kaul 2nd Mikaela Nimetz 3rd Juan Viera 1st Caitlyn Willison 2nd Izzy Dyck 3rd Joe Lawrence 1st Annika Falkenberg 2nd Ben Dyck 3rd Sam Menec 4th Heat 1st Declan Preston 2nd Asher Ferguson 1st Stella McCaig 2nd Sadie 1st Jessica Preston 2nd Charlsey Goetz 1st Piper Hughes 2nd Rilee Reimann 1st Alexis Bru 2nd Lauren Johnson Coach: Paige Edwards OPEN RELAY 1st Heat 1st Tia Davison 2nd Nick Carlson 3rd Sasha Bargen 1st Alex Kirbyson 2nd Kate Nechwediuk 3rd Lisa Zeilstra 1st Chris Edwards 2nd Ryan Carter 3rd Lauren Johnson 1st Jared Siragusa 2nd Isabelle Frost 3rd Ainsley Clayton 2nd Heat 1st Samuel Menec 2nd Jackson Sirrell 3rd Kennedy Stubbs 1st Mathhew Kaul 2nd Maclean Fish 3rd Annika Falkenberg 1st Juan Vieira 2nd Benjamin Hoole 3rd Brooke Oxenforth 1st Declan Bowden 2nd Chris Derksen 3rd Caitlyn Willison

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Studio for once again donating Gatorade for all of our participants. It’s been a “slice”! See you at the courts! Philipe Champagne, Lisa and Derek Zeilstra, Brad Nechwediuk and Anndrea O’Connor

2018 VICTORIA BEACH JUNIOR TENNIS TOURNAMENT WINNERS & FINALISTS

Winner Isabelle Frost Finalist Kate Nechwediuk

Winner Graham Jones Finalist Pascal Schurmann

Potato Sac Race Mixed 4 and under 1st Jack Stephenson 2nd Grayson Mann 3rd Colton Sawyer Girls 5 years 1st Payton Peacock 2nd Chloe Ownes 3rd Pirm Bargen Boys 5 years 1st Bennett Odiatu 2nd Parker Ateah 3rd David McDonald Girls 6 years 1st Zoe Fish 2nd Hayley Mann 3rd Katelyn Schmidt Girls 7 years 1st Maya Veitch 2nd Isabella Stewart 3rd Ceadar Chapman Boys 6-7 years 1st Luke Lindsay 2nd Kayden Buettner 3rd Sullivan Cushing Girls 8 years 1st Maddie Frost 2nd Isla Harrison 3rd Charlsey Goetz Girls 9 years 1st Mariah Lawson-Tahimic 2nd Sydney Stibbard 3rd Annie McDonald Boys 8 years 1st Asher Ferguson 2nd Ben Peacock 3rd Will Owens Boys 9 years 1st Declan Preston 2nd Oakley Prusak 3rd Colby Bru

Girls 10 &11 years 1st Sadie Ferguson 2nd Erin Doiron 3rd Robin Wallace Girls 12 years 1st Maggie Sirrell 2nd Isabelle Frost 3rd Piper Hughes Boys 10 years 1st Carter Goetz 2nd Kai Peacock 3rd Kai Veitch/Shane Martin Boys 11 & 12 1st Nick Carlson 2nd Ethan Veitch 3rd Levi Blunderfield Girls 13 to 19 yrs 1st Tess Poulton 2nd Dana Poulton 3rd Emily Nuss Boys 13 to 15 yrs 1st Declan Bowden 2nd Maclean Fish 3rd Jackson Sirrell Boys 16- 19 years 1st Ian Willison 2nd Jack Menec 3rd Chris Edwards Women 20 + 1st Lisa Zeilstra 2nd Brittnay Christiansen 3rd Kristie Pearson Men 20 + 1st Brian Buettner 2nd Jeff Lailey 3rd Andrew Parkson

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TOURNAMENT WINNERS & FINALISTS continued...

Winner Alexis Bru Finalist Alicia Schurmann

Winner Blake Jones Finalist Maclean Fish

Winners Maryse Champagne & Brandon Lailey Finalists Isabelle Frost & Eamon Walllace

Winner Meghan Pidskalny Finalist Brooke Oxenforth

Winners Meghan Pidskalny & Georgia Wilson Finalists Arabella & Juliana Zeilstra

Winners Chris Edwards & Thomas Partridge Finalists Sam Drybrough & Alex Kirbyson

Winners Kate Nechwediuk & Chloe Wilson Finalists Isabelle Frost & Maggie Sirrell

Winner Blake Jones Finalist Xavier Champagne

Winners Brynn Psooy & Xavier Champagne Finalists Paige Edwards & Thomas Partridge

Winners Jackson Sirrell & Black Jones Finalists Marcus Zielstra & Maclean Fish

Winner Brynn Psooy Finalist Dana Poulton

Winners Chayse Dube & Barb Pritchard Finalists Luca Pura & Peter Pura

Winner Thomas Partridge Finalist Alex Kirbyson

Winners Alex & Geoff Kirbyson Finalists Jared & Stino Siragusa

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August is already upon us and the summer is flying by. If you have just arrived at the beach we’d like to invite you to the VB Community Church which meets Sundays at 10am in St Michael’s Church, corner of Pine & 8th. We are a multi-denominational congregation. All are welcome! Thanks to Oliver Meads for speaking last Sunday. This Sunday, August 5th we welcome Kent Rygiel from Faith Bible Camp. This is Kent’s first time leading the service, replacing Alex Cross. Choir practice starts at 9:30am prior to the service. If you enjoy singing please come and join us.

Your Prize Awaits at the VB Club Raffle! Saturday, August 4th (Rain Date Sunday, August 5th) Make time during the August long weekend to come down to the Village Green to admire our fantastic prizes and purchase tickets from 10:00am till 4:00pm. Our famous “VB Activities Pack” is back along with many other amazing prizes that are perfect for cottage life. Draw is at 4:00pm sharp and as long as we have your contact info, we will find you! Come by and support the raffle – all ticket money goes towards helping to support VB club activities. Good luck and see you on August 4th! Your raffle conveners: Suzy Cramp and Shannon Bowden

Duplicate Bridge 1 PELICAN POINT ROAD

Words cannot describe the beauty and features of this lakefront home. Resting on a maintenance free lawn, this 1-3/4 storey, 3 BR year round home presents breathtaking views of Lake Winnipeg. Every consideration has been taken to provide the utmost comfort from the well-appointed kitchen; separate dining area; cozy sitting area upstairs; fireplace in living room; brightly lit sunroom; screen porch to escape the elements, and hot tub on the enormous deck. Capture the sunset from almost anywhere in the home. This is a must see to appreciate everything this wonderful home offers.

On July 23 we had twelve couples out to our fifth duplicate bridge session of the season. Fran & Henry Krahn came in first N/S and Gail and Bob Henderson came in first E/W. Come out and play duplicate bridge at the clubhouse every Monday at 6:20 PM. If you need a partner call Ken at 756-3612. Bridge is only $1.00 and so are cold drinks. Please support the Victoria Beach Club by buying a seasonal membership. See you Monday, Ken

2018 Victoria Beach Golf Course Rates

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MEMBERSHIPS: Family - Adult Couple Single - Adult Junior - 13 to 17 Family (Max 2) 1 Adult & 1 Child

Seasonal $ 545.00 $ 300.00 $ 185.00 $ 350.00

Monthly $ 295.00 $ 190.00 $ 120.00 $ 165.00

Two Weeks $ 215.00 $ 150.00 $ 115.00 $ 130.00

12 & under $ 130.00 $ 90.00 $ 75.00 GREEN FEES: 9 holes Weekdays - $ 15.00 Weekends - $ 17.00 Children (12 & Under) - Weekdays $7.00/round Weekends $10.00/round LOCKERS: Lower Locked Upper Locked Lower Open Upper Open Seasonal $ 35.00 $ 30.00 $ 30.00 $ 25.00 Monthly $ 30.00 $ 25.00 $ 30.00 $ 20.00 Daily $5.00 Manager: Karl Hutchison 3 Wheeled Carts - $40.00 PHONE – 204-756-2435 All above fees/memberships include GST. Children 12 & under may not tee off Saturday, Sunday or Holidays until after 10:00 am and must be accompanied by an adult. Small tournaments welcome. Gift Certificates & Debit Payment Available. Golfers can drive into the golf course May, June & September.

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This year round, 3BR bi-level, log home with timber frame construction & stone foundation offers over 4,400 SF of living space and rests on 3 parcels. Stained glass feature window, insets, custom built cabinets and sauna are just some of the features in this extraordinary home. Just walk across the green space at the back of the property & go left to access the lake or take a right & walk 5 min. down to “Club House Beach”. This one of a kind home is an ABSOLUTE must see!

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VB Club Volunteer Appreciation Wine & Cheese

Friday August 10th 7-9 pm VB Clubhouse on Sunset The VB Club would like to show its appreciation for all of our amazing volunteers who work so hard to make our summer activities so great! Please join us at the Clubhouse from 7 - 9 pm on Friday August 10th for refreshments and socializing. All VB Club volunteers are invited!

See you there! VB Club Executive ND R 2 ON U O EAS S

10am-10pm M-F 9am-10pm S-S RAIN OR SHINE! Delivery Hours 5-9:30 - 756-3224

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RMVB Garbage Pickup Summer Schedule

VICTORIA BEACH Door-to-door pickup is as follows (June 22 to Sept. 3, 2018): MONDAY - Albert Beach, all areas south of Arthur Road and west of Ateah Road, including Ateah Road TUESDAY - All avenues in Restricted Area north of Arthur Road including Sunset Boulevard WEDNESDAY - Municipal garbage enclosures in all areas. Garbage is to be placed in garbage bags and left in containers (preferably bear-resistant ones). Containers are to be placed in the front yard - not on the road allowance - by no later than 8:30 am.

PICK-UP IS FOR HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE ONLY.

TRAVERSE BAY LANDFILL: PTH#11 - 3 miles east of PTH#11 & #59 intersection. Summer Hours OPEN DAILY - 9 am to 5 pm. A pass is required, they can be picked up at the gate, public works, or the municipal office.

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Classifieds Sail Boat for Sale: 1993 Compac 19, in excellent condition. $4,900 includes boat, 5 hp four stroke Honda motor and trailer. Boat can be seen at Yronmanz Marine or call Andy at 204–226– 0490 for more information. Boat can also be seen on Kijiji AD 1368597050. NEED A HANDYMAN? For prompt, courteous, and reliable help call Mike’s Handyman Service at 204-799-1703. YEAR-ROUND HANDYMAN AT VB - Permanent resident for a variety of jobs- carpentry, cleanup, you name it. The Reliable Handyman. Ph. 204-475-6216 bill.hurtig@hotmail.com Sun Country Arts, Crafts and Collectibles Sale, Victoria Beach Community Centre , Sat. August 11, 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Sale will feature many talented local artisans including fabric artists, stained glass, jewelry, wooden puzzles, a sketch artist, painters, pottery, photography, clothing, gourmet foods and more. A few tables still available. For more information please contact Barb Batulla at - 204-794-7627 or barbdoug@mymts.net Looking for sun smart clothing this summer? Pritchard ArtWear features all custom ArtWear prints designed & manufactured in Canada. Featuring SPF 50+ fabrics to purchase check out the VB Country Market on Saturdays, or just call 204 791 6624 for further details. FB Pritchard ArtWear or Instagram Pritchard ArtWear.

LOT FOR SALE: #9 Beech Cres. (off Bayview) restricted area. 75’ x 115’ has hydro & water access. Private sale. Fairly priced at $49,900. Ph: 204-981-3755. ROCK STAR JEWELRY SALE: Sunday, August 5 from 10am 1pm at 214 - 4th Ave. Rain date Monday, August 6. BEACHES BIKE REPAIR! We pick up, fix and deliver. Quick turnaround. Mobile tire repairs. Short and long term rentals available. Phone 204-756-6716. BIKES WANTED - Has the spark that once drew you to that old beach bike fizzled? Have old tires, frames and parts become eyesores or clutter in sheds or backyards? If so, please don’t let them rust away or meet their end at the dump, but text 204 963 6659 for free removal to a better place. Open 11a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays. VB PEDALGOGY COMMUNITY BIKE SHOP - Fix your own bike, build a ‘new’ one for yourself or a ‘re-cycle’ for the community. No experience required! Lessons, access to tools and parts all pay as you can; sweat-equity an option as no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Open 11a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays (text) 204 963 6659 located at 326 8th Ave. REFUGEE FAMILY NEEDS BIKES - Family of seven. 4 teens and dad want to ride. Bikes don’t have to be cool or new, just working well. Donation? Or we can pay a little. Bike helmets also needed. Call Jane @ 204-807-1285. OPEN HOUSE, Sunday, Aug 5 - 11-1pm at 201 5th Ave, VB $189,900 Move right into this freshly painted 864 SF 3 BR cottage w/new bathrm+new roof in super location. Priced to sell! Susan Gee Thomas - ATEAH REALTY - 204-754-7677.

Welcome back everyone – for another great summer! 62 Hampton Rd PENDING $19,999 Across the street is footpath w/steps to water 4 Evergreen ....................$25,900 Special-includes clearing & driveway 6 Evergreen ....................$25,900 Special-includes clearing & driveway 29 Evergreen..................$29,900 SUN AUG 5 11-1PM 211 1st Ave ................... $249,900 Special-includes clearing & driveway Victoria Beach Non-Restricted Area 23 Lakewood .................$29,900 10 David Rd REDUCED ..$129,500 Special-includes clearing & driveway 60 Hampton................... $219,900 Solds in Victoria Beach 2018 2 Irving Dr ....................$219,900 22 Lakeview Dr. Sandy Bay 57 Bayview Lakefront 66 PTH 59 Hwy PENDING .$59,900 214 5th Ave Lots , Land & Acreage 32 Ateah Rd 4 Ateah Rd PENDING .......$41,900 1 Elm Ave 10 Elm Ave On 2.22 acres of well treed land 15 Mike Bay....................$29,900 6 Eastshore Rd 21 Irving Dr 78 ftX200 ft Short walk/bike ride 38 Wabanong Blvd. to beaches & VBRA 78 Gibson Dr

Victoria Beach Restricted Area 221 6th Ave REDUCED .... $187,500 304 8th Ave REDUCED .... $219,900 14 Ajax Pl ........................ $119,900 64 Gibson Dr. ................. $189,900 204 5th Ave PENDING ... $274,900 201 5th Ave OPEN HOUSE $189,900

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Classified ads are an affordable way of selling new or used items; Expanding your business; Sending your loved one a congratulations message or announcing the birth of your baby, grand baby or engagement. Cost is $10 for 25 words and $.25 for each additional word and can be paid by visa or m/c. Please contact Lana at 204-292-2128 or email: jmeier@highspeedcrow. ca before Friday 4 p.m.

Rural Municipality of Victoria Beach Reeve: Penny McMorris Councillors: Stephen Axworthy, Mike Bartmanovich, Irwin Kumka, Graham Randle Address: 705-1661 Portage Ave, Winnipeg Phone: 204-774-4263 Toll Free: 1-800-513-3839 (MB Only) Fax: 204-774-9834 Chief Police Constable: Stewart MacPherson 204-756-2322 Operations Manager: Ken Lucko 204-756-2286 Public Works (after hours emergency): 204-756-2568 Building Inspector: Curtis Beaudoin Wpg Cell 204-291-8207

Website: www.rmofvictoriabeach.ca Email: vicbeach@mymts.net PLEASE PRACTICE WATER SAFETY AT ALL TIMES. PREVENT FIRES – TAKE CARE PLEASE STAY OFF THE BANKS & EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION ON LAKEFRONT PATHS

Victoria Beach HERALD

July 27, 2018

ObituarY In Loving Memory of Walter Bushuk On Saturday July 7, 2018, Walter’s family and close friends Keith and Susan Knox gathered together to honour a life well-lived at an internment service at the Victoria Beach Cemetery beside a beautiful birch tree. Thank you to Keith Burr for your thoughtful words helping us to reflect on Walter’s life and how much he meant to us. Walter had passed away on October 14, 2017 at the age of 88. For many years Victoria Beach has been a special place for Walter and Jean, his wife of 62 years. Walter and Jean first came to Victoria Beach in the early 1960’s and enjoyed many summers at the cottage socializing, playing and watching tennis and playing bridge, cribbage and donuts. Many strong friendships were born here and flourished over the years. Darrell and Don, their sons, grew up here at Victoria Beach and Walter in recent years was also able to see his grandchildren experience the pure joy of the simple life offered here in the summers. He had a very distinguished career as a cereal chemist and received international acclaim for his research on the biochemistry of wheat quality. Over 40 scientists from 27 countries came to Winnipeg to train with him. Walter was most proud of the legacy of these students, who are now spread around the world working on cereal science. In 2003, he was appointed Member

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of the Order of Canada for outstanding lifetime contributions in research and teaching. Walter was an extremely generous, humble, witty, caring, hardworking and determined gentleman. We all remember his warm and welcoming personality, his self-deprecating humour and priceless one-liners, his love of life, and his dedication to family. He lived a full and rich life, overcoming obstacles and inspiring many. He will be missed dearly.

HELEN ELIZABETH (Beth) ANDERSON (nee Thomson) – January 12, 1930 – July 28, 2018 It is with profound sadness, and a tinge of relief, that we announce the passing of our beloved mom, devoted gramma, friend. Beth was deprived of her memories some time ago, and her memories were rich, full of life, full of love. Beth was born in Brandon, Manitoba, and, after living in Winnipeg until 1970, she moved with her family to the West Coast to continue to devote her life to her husband Glenn and their 4 children. She leaves behind her sons Riley (Joni), Todd (Sue), Reid (Kim), and her daughter Nicole (Peter), 14 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren, and a multitude of friends spread across the country. Beth had so much love to give and she always let the people in her life know how much she loved them. She loved unconditionally, without pretense, without judgment, always with an open door; the ultimate hostess. Beth’s place of joy, her place of peace, was Victoria Beach, Manitoba, where she had a cottage that she maintained over the years and welcomed her family, watched them grow and expand, and will be her final resting place. Anderson & Torrie Families 203 Sunset

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Victoria Beach HERALD

Welcome Back Cottagers!!

We are looking forward to Summer 2018 just as much as you are!

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