VB Herald - August 18, 2017

92nd year • Issue No. 9

Friday, August 18, 2017

A non-profit service of the Victoria Beach Club

Reaching High!

A lot of VB Club events over the past two weeks saw some very talented people extending themselves to be the best that they could be and giving the rest of us some really great performances to watch.

victoria beach club special activities 2017 activity DATE TIME LOCATION CONVENOR Novelty Tennis Tournament Aug. 19 & 20 All Day Tennis Courts 55+ Golf Mon., Sept. 12 All Day Dinner 5:00 PM Golf Course Tournament & Dinner

Brenda Vielhaber, Elly Black Claude & Gloria Fillion, Peggy & Ken Maeren

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August 18, 2017

Eight at the Gate – “After the Ride”

Victoria Beach HERALD

Our Gran Fondo / Gran Colazione (Big Ride / Big Breakfast) may be over but there is still a lot of riding left here and away for our riders, Paul Bunyan Trail MN, Natchez Trace MS, Zion National Park UT, and locally Louis Riel Sr. Trail, Preston / Hart Trails as well as the Red River Skating Trail. We will continue riding at VB through the fall, adjusting start times to 09:00 in a couple of weeks and 10:00 after Labour Day. For further information contact Bob Marshall: cell 204 2614292, jmarsha@mymts.net and Face Book “eight at the gate”.

Winners of Belair Rd Climb, from left, Matt Glowacki (3rd) Lisa Mensink (1st) Matt Frost (2nd).

Bob trying to stay ahead of 40 cyclists!

The line for seconds. Three grills, two chefs, one sous-chef and we still couldn’t keep up. Bruce just needs a couple more to use up the syrup on his plate.

Just a few bikes, spot the “Perogy Powered” Tandem.

It is always nice to have a doctor on the ride, two is even better.

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VICTORIA BEACH CLUB 2017 - SUMMER ACTIVITIES - 2017 Membership wristbands are required at all activities. *Certain activities may require extra fees

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REGULAR ACTIVITIES

CLUBHOUSE ACTIVITIES

Yoga (Adults & Teens): Mon & Fri 9:00-10:15 AM / 10:45 AM-Noon Pamela Beazley 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 Nancy Sarchuk, Lily Massé & Rec Staff 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 3 - Aug. 11 Safe Swim Team Swimming Inquiries: Mon. - Fri. 9:30-10:00 AM Cameron Russell French Lessons: Wed. 6:00-7:30 PM (except July 12 & Aug 2) Sophie McGoey *ART Thursday: Thurs. 12 Noon-3:00 PM Barbara Pritchard

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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 8:30-9:30 AM. See details and dates in The Herald

TENNIS COURT ACTIVITIES Youth Tennis Lessons: Junior Tennis Nights: Adult Tennis Round Robin: Adult GVS Family Tennis

Tennis Court Attendants Wed., 11:30 AM-12:15 PM and Fri., 12:30-1:15 PM (Ages 5-6) Tues. & Thurs. 12:3 -1:30 PM (Ages 7-9) Mon., 12:30-1:30 PM & Thurs., 1:30-2:30 PM (Ages 10 & over) Mon. & Wed. 6:00-7:30 PM (Ages 11-18) Mon. & Fri. (Register) 10:45 AM; (Play) 11:00 AM-12:30 PM (ground stroke, volley, smash) Tues., Thurs. & Saturdays 11:30 AM-12:30 PM Tues. & Thurs. 6:15-7:15 PM

VICTORIA BEACH CLUB SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 2017

ACTIVITY

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

Fri., Sat., Sun. /June 30, July 1& 2 Sat July 1st Sat., July 1 Sun., July 2 Mon., July 3 Tues., July 4 Wed., July 5 Fri., July 7 Sat., July 8 Sat., July 8

Door to Door 10:45 PM Best views from Yacht Club Beach or Redwing Park 1:00 PM Police Station 10:00 AM - Noon Clubhouse 12:30-3:00 PM Tennis Courts 3:00-4:30 PM Tennis Courts 9:00 PM Clubhouse 2:00-5:00 PM Tennis Courts 8:00 AM 12 set-up/12:30-2:30 PM Sale Clubhouse 2:30-5:00 PM Clubhouse

Beach Events Book Sale Ladies’ Movie Night 200 Metre Open Swim Sports Day *Paint Night Sandcastle Building Adult Soccer Tournament Teen Movie Night Men’s Golf Tournament Children’s Masquerade Masters Tennis Tournament *Robert Kennedy Adult Tennis Lessons Junior Tennis Tournament

Sun., July 9 Sun., July 9 Wed., July 12 Sat., July 15 Sat., July 15 Sat., July 15 Sun., July 16 Sun., July 16 Wed., July 19 Fri., July 21 Sat., July 22 Sat., Sun., July 22 & 23 Tues., July 25 Wed., Thurs., July 26 & 27

10:30 AM - Noon 1:00-3:00 PM 7:00 PM 2:00 PM 10:00 AM- Noon 7:00 PM 10:00 AM - Noon 10:00 AM 9:00 PM

Ladies’ Golf Tournament Teen Bonfire on the Beach Fishing Derby 30+ Dance 800 Metre Open Swim Volleyball Tournament Duplicate Bridge Tournament Junior Golf Tournament Teen Scavenger Hunt Rogers Rookie Tournament Trivia Night VB Film Festival North 59 Fine Art Exhibition VB Club Raffle Senior Tennis Tournament Bike Race Youth Soccer Tournament Teen Movie Night VB Volunteer Appreciation Cross Country Run Dog Show Lake Winnipeg Foundation Walk for Water VB Club Annual Meeting Novelty Tennis Tournament 55+ Golf Tournament & Dinner

Wed., July 26 Wed., July 26 Sat. July 29 Sat., July 29 Sun. July 30 Sun., July 30 Wed., Aug 2 Thurs., Aug. 3 Thurs., Aug. 3 Thurs., Aug. 3 Fri., Aug. 4 Sat., Sun., Aug. 5 & 6 Sun., Aug. 6 Sat., Aug 5 Sat, Sun, Mon Aug 5-7 Sun., Aug 6 Mon., Aug. 7 Wed., Aug. 9 Fri., Aug. 11 Sat., Aug. 12 Sat., Aug. 12 Sun., Aug. 13 Sun., Aug. 13 Sat., Sun., Aug. 19 & 20 Mon., Sept. 12

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

LOCATION

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

CONVENOR

Monica White, Darcie Reimer, Jen Campbell Rob Hester Stuart McPherson Tamara Roehr, Alice Russell Tennis Manitoba Staff Robert Kennedy, Nancy Sarchuk Rec Staff Tennis MB & VB Tennis Staff, Robert Kennedy Lyndsi da Roza Andrea Pratt McDowell, Jennifer Engbrecht, Jennifer Sime, Laura Hilland, Mavis Whicker Peacock Family Edward & Beazley Families Brenda Vielhaber Swim Instructors Ted & Leah Kosokowsky Liz Hodgson-Batenchuk, Stephanie Schultz Rozzi-Hughes Family Ted Geddert Rec Staff Karl Hutchison Doug & Kristie Pollard Margaret Meulendyk, Jane Turk Robert Kennedy Anndrea O’Connor & Brad Nechwediuk, Derek & Lisa Zeilstra, Philippe Champagne Heather Willoughby, Laureen Johnstone, Sally Lawler Rec Staff Jeff Lailey Geoff Kirbyson Swim Instructors Sophie McGoey & Lisa Lucht Fran Pollard & Donna Thain Ed & Adam Boge Rec Staff Robert Kennedy, Tennis MB Staff Bryan & Lisa Yagl Ida Smith Jeff Blanchard, Dianne Cameron Angela Roehm Yvette Wilson, Lori Edwards, Tracey Popel John Heppenstall & Allan Morrish Todd & Sheri Hyra Bruce Sirrell; Rec Staff Rec Staff Sheri Hyra & Barb Hansford The Johnson Family Trish Nesbitt & Paul Infuso Team LWF Suzy Cramp Brenda Vielhaber, Elly Black Claude & Gloria Fillion, Peggy & Ken Maeren

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Victoria Beach HERALD

August 18, 2017

President’s Message

Victoria Beach Club

BOARD

PAST PRESIDENT Anil Kaul PRESIDENT Suzy Cramp 756-3016 VICE PRESIDENT Mike Clement (204) 894-3142 SECRETARY Barb Hansford (204) 756-6454 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 HERALD EDITOR Barb Pritchard Kevin Dubé vbherald@shaw.ca MEMBERSHIP Monica White Jennifer Campbell Darcie Reimer SPECIAL EVENTS Lindsay Stevenson SWIMMING Tamara Roehr Alice Russell TENNIS Stino Siragusa Rex Neuendorff PLANNED GIVING Bruce Eyford

Sadly, the days are getting shorter and Victoria Beach Club programs are drawing to a close. It has been another great summer!

On behalf of the whole community I’d like to extend a huge thank-you to Suzy Cramp who has completed her term as President (and vicepresident and treasurer before that). She is thoughtful, decisive and seemingly always has the club on her mind! Her impact will last for years to come. If you see her out and about, please say thanks.

At our Annual General Meeting last Sunday I put my name forward and was delighted and honoured to be elected as your Club President for the next two years. Most of the folks in this community are more familiar with my wife Nicole and my son Jack than they are with me. For those who don’t know me, I’m the tall guy that never makes it to the king’s side in tennis GVS! All kidding aside, I’m happy to step up and do my part to keep the club running as smoothly as possible. I have been

part of this community for 11 years now and with some guidance from the other talented members on the board, past presidents, and the rec director I expect I’ll do a good job. I’ll keep Suzy’s number really close!

The reality is, it is the vast network of volunteers that really make this all work. Please get involved and stay involved if you can. There are lots are large jobs and lots of small jobs and they’re all important. If you’d like to help out and you don’t know what you can do, please reach out to anyone on the board and we’ll get you in touch with the right people.

Over the coming weeks, the board and our conveners and rec director will be meeting to discuss what worked well and didn’t work as well this past summer as we plan for next. My email address is camp.clement@gmail.com and I welcome any questions and comments you may have.

Please enjoy the rest of your summer!

Mike Clement

Victoria Beach Club

The Poem Bicycle bells ringing down the avenues Kids laughing and playing in the village green The sound of water splashing at swim class The arts and crafts that are hung on our fridges or placed on shelves The trophies and ribbons won by the little kids, and, well, the big kids as well What an amazing summer Time to wind down Take a deep breath and soak it all in for the remainder Thank you for an amazing, memory filled 7 weeks You are all so wonderful and thank you for making this year count Cheers until next year!

Monica White

About the Victoria Beach Herald

One of the longest continuously publishing community newspapers in Canada, now in our 92nd 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.

This being the final Herald of 2017 we take the time to thank the Victoria Beach Club for the opportunity to serve as editors of this venerable publication. We thank the members of the Club for buying the memberships that make this all possible and for allowing us to splash your images across the pages of our editions as you enjoy the many activities the club convenors work so hard to bring about! Mostly we thank our readers who trust us to bring you these pages weekly and have done so for the past six years! Until next year …

Editors

Victoria Beach HERALD

~ Letters to the Editor ~ I have maintained the gardens at 7th and Arthur in memory of my father William (Bill) Brownscombe and at my own personal cost.

The gardens bring great delight to many. I was very sad and shocked to hear that a neighbour caught a 65-year-old woman at 5:30 am this week who came with tools and a bag and was caught stealing the flowers in our garden. Early this season, our solar lights in the shape of hummingbirds that glow and change colour were stolen over night!

I don’t want to post a sign, but please don’t steal the flowers they aren’t yours! #kindergartenrules Marina James, 202 7th Avenue The End of an Era A must-stop for may VB families over the years has been the Chorney farm north of East Selkirk.

In the case of our family we have picked up our fresh vegetables and fruit from the Chorney farm for more than fifty years.

Anton Chorney, once Manitoba Farmer of the Year, essentially left the marketing of produce to his wife. In more recent times Mr. Chorney turned over the vegetable business to his son Doug and his wife Michelle. Our children have fond memories of travelling to the field to pick corn when supplies ran out.

The Chorney family has been very hospitable to our guests from places as distant as Japan and Mexico. Imagine a ten year old from Tokyo helping to steer a big green John Deere tractor!

The vegetables were all “home grown” while most of the fruit was from “somewhere else.” As corn season arrived, the corn initially came from the USA, then Ontario, and finally it was Chorney corn … the best!!

Doug Chorney has taken a position with the Board of Grain Commissioners. Michelle continues her work as a nurse at St. Boniface hospital. While Doug maintains his extensive grain operation, the vegetable business has come to an end. It will not be the same without Chorney corn!!

The Yarnell Family Hi, my name is Aleta, I’m an eleven-year-old girl who has gone to every Art Thursday so far. I think that Art Thursday is a great activity for adults and kids alike. The art projects are so much fun to do. And the instructors are super nice and give great art tips and great techniques that I would never have learned otherwise. I think that it’s a great experience and a chance to meet new friends.

Here are the activities that I’ve done so far: • Book folding: I thought that this had some really cool looks at the end but it does take a lot of patience.

• Water colour: painting with Nancy-Lou Ateah I thought she had some really great tips on colour and painting.

• Glass pendant making I thought that this was really fun to make and looks really pretty at the end but it does take a little while to get fired.

So all in all the projects are really fun to make and they all are very rewarding. And after all there is no better place to do amazing art then our own Victoria Beach Clubhouse listening to the waves roll by, the sea gulls squawk and the leaves blow in the trees. It’s beautiful and perfect in every single way!

Aleta Pollard

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Welcome to Dr. Wilson Le and Thank You to Dr. Belynda Salter-Oliver Dr. Wilson Le and his family have arrived to serve our community for the next two weeks. He will be with us until Sunday September 3, the latest date we have had service in years.

Also thank you to Doctor Belynda Salter-Oliver for her return this summer. We hope that you and your family enjoyed your time with us.

Council would like to thank the medical committee and the host of volunteers who clean the yard and cottage in the spring, who pick up medical supplies and bring them up to the lake, those who arrange to fix bikes, fill barbeque tanks, get holding tanks emptied, and, in general, make life easier for our visiting physicians. Volunteers will also close the cottage in the autumn and provide off season storage for valuables.

Many people feel this service is valuable enough to give of their time. They deserve our gratitude.

The clinic is open daily from 9:30 to 11:30 (except for Wednesday and Friday) and every evening from 5:30 to 7:30. The clinic is located at 124 Birch Avenue. The phone number is 204 756 6305.

The last clinic will be Sunday morning, Sept 3rd.

Please remember to bring your Manitoba medical card and some cash or a cheque in case you need to buy medication from the clinic.

Reeve, Council and Medical Committee

VB Community Church It’s more than half way through August – ouch! It went so fast!

All good things come to an end and it has been a good one. We’ve had some great speakers this summer, all giving us something to think about and we enjoyed having Jon Gooosen with us for the first time.

Because this is the last Herald, we want to mention our ministers for the last two Sundays of the summer. On the 20th, we have Judy Whitmore -- Judy just retired as priest of St. Michaels Parrish and we welcome her. On the last Sunday, August 27th, we will have Oliver Meads from the Alliance Church with us.

PLEASE NOTE: on the 27th we will have our ANNUAL MEETING at 9am before the 10:00am service. We welcome you to join us.

Betty Hansford

The Anglican Parish of St. Michael VICTORIA BEACH

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

Please note that this is a time change from years past.

Please join us… all are welcome!

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Victoria Beach HERALD

~ Beach People ~

Long time VB Golfers This intrepid golf group has been golfing together for over 40 years. Here they are meeting at Doreen Langdon’s for coffee after burning up the VB golf course on August 7. From l to r, Donna Thain, Sue Ackland, Sharon Torgerson, Patty Johnson, Kelly Torgerson, Joan Marshall, Kathy McKibbin, Fran Pollard, Doreen Langdon.

What a party!

Four generations of great friends and relatives gathered on August 5th to celebrate the upcoming marriage of two ‘beach kids’, Kristen Skelly and Jamie Thomas. The chic and gracious outdoor cocktail party was hosted by lifelong neighbours and best friends, the Tooley Family, with strong supporting roles from many Quintons, Patersons, Lloyds, Chipmans, Millicans, Grovers and Thomases. The many happy guests enjoyed beautiful platters of appies, oysters shucked fresh before your eyes and chilled champagne for the loving toast. There was even an unbelievable platter laden with dream cookies monogrammed in blue with either K or J . Pelicans drifted overhead through a perfect day of weather, while two kite sailors played in the surf below. Many thanks for the skill and effort in the creation of this wonderful event, and much love and good luck to Kristen and Jamie.

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

A big shout-out to Tam Scott, VB’s dedicated public works person who grows the flowers we see around the Beach, nurtures them all summer long, and gives us the beautiful displays of colour we enjoy all season long around the community.

Congratulations to the Manitoba Men’s Canada Summer Games baseball team, including our grandson, Jordan Peck, playing center field, who won a silver medal on August 4th. A sold-out crowd at Shaw Park cheered on the home team in an exciting game. Way to go Manitoba!

Garry and Diane Peck

• WINNIPEG, MANITOBA 140 OTTER STREET • BARRHEAD, ALBERTA WINNIPEG, MB • YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN R3T 0M8 • COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA • SAULT STE. MARIE, ONTARIO

Victoria Beach HERALD

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Children “caught” by the VB Police wearing their helmets while cycling The Victoria Beach Police Helmet Wearing incentive program has come to a close for another season. Over the summer members of the Victoria Beach Police have been issuing Ice Cream certificates to children they have observed operating their Bicycles in a safe manner and wearing their Helmets. Under the Manitoba Highway Traffic Act all cyclists under the age of 18 MUST wear an approved Helmet at all times while operating a Bicycle, a passenger on a Bicycle or riding in a pull behind Chariot. The following 27 children were “CAUGHT” by the Police wearing their helmets and all received a free Ice Cream from our friends at “Le Gouter” Restaurant.

Nicholas McPETRIE Age: 6 Danny SHELEST Age: 5 Nixon HALLEY Age: 4 Shae CULLEY Age: 5 Finley CULLEY Age: 7 Brooklyn DAVIS Age: 6 Juliette OLSON Age: 5 Emerson IWASIOW Age: 5 Avalene IWASIOW Age: 8 Ruby HELMS Age: 9 Ellie SOBIE Age: 7 Ben PEACOCK Age: 7 Noah PEACOCK Age: 6 Sophia MOROZ Age: 10

Charlsey GOURTZ Age: 7 Stella McGAIG Age: 11 Tayln KOPANSKY Age: 7 Rowan HENDERSON Age: 9 Mathew RACH Age: ?

Jonas RACH Age: ?

Rhys GIROUX Age: ?

Garrett GIROUX Age: ?

Kaitlyn HULME Age: ?

Max RADTKE Age: 8 Evelyn DICKSON Age: 4 Nate DICKSON Age: 4 Kailey WILSON Age: ?

On Tuesday August 8th 2017 the draws were held at Saffie Store and Lise Bourassa pulled out the winning tickets for our three grand prize winners as follows: 1st PRIZE - $50.00 Alter Ego Gift Certificate. Winner: Jonas RACH 2nd PRIZE – Cycling Helmet from Saffie’s Store. Winner: Talyn KOPANSKY 3rd PRIZE – Bicycle Horn from Saffie’s Store. Winner: Garrett GIROUX

RMVB Garbage Pickup Summer Schedule

Door-to-door pickup is as follows: 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.

The Victoria Beach Police would like to thank Lise & Gerry Bourassa, owners of Le Gouter Restaurant and Saffie’s Store for their generous contribution to our Incentive Program. We couldn’t have done it without them. We would also like to thank Jeff, Heather & James at Alter Ego Sports for their kind donation and continued support of all things cycling at Victoria Beach.

Plans are in the works for a bigger and better Incentive program in 2018. The “8 at the Gate” cycling club has already pledged a significant donation to purchase even more Ice Cream certificates, so with Le Gouter’s continued support we should be able to give away a whack of Ice Cream next summer. Members of the Victoria Beach Police will also be contributing funds to this Incentive next year.

It saddens us to see many Children riding their Bikes at Victoria Beach and still NOT wearing a Helmet.

Crashes can happen anytime and head injuries are very dangerous. Trust me, as I know from experience and my hospital stay last fall. Helmet wearing has been law for three years now. The only other option to gain compliance is Police enforcement! The fine is $63.10.

Don’t get caught by the Police NOT wearing your Helmet! Parents you will be responsible for the fine and after a 3 year grace period it may be time to start enforcing this particular law in 2018. Wearing a helmet while cycling should be as natural to you as buckling up your seat belt when getting in a vehicle. Protect your Children from serious injury. Please get them a Bicycle Helmet and make them wear it!

Submitted by – Sergeant Clyde Raven Victoria Beach Police – Bicycle Patrol Unit

2017 Victoria Beach Golf Course Rates

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

Seasonal $ 495.00 $ 275.00 $ 170.00 $ 320.00

Monthly $ 270.00 $ 175.00 $ 110.00 $ 150.00

Two Weeks $ 195.00 $ 135.00 $ 105.00 $ 120.00

12 & under $ 120.00 $ 80.00 $ 70.00 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 $2.00 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.

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Victoria Beach HERALD

August 18, 2017

The VB Swim Program

Another great season of swimming lessons is wrapped up at Victoria Beach! About 225 young people participated in swimming lessons, Bronze classes, the Fit and Fun class and the Babysitting Course.

The program was managed this year by an exceptional group of instructors – our head instructor Cameron Russell and swim teachers Tess Poulton, Kayleigh Russell, Mariel Roehr, Katie Bloom and Sasha Shewchuk-Taylor. Plus we had some incredibly dedicated volunteers over the summer – Duncan and Dana. A big huge thank you to our teachers who braved rain, cold, waves and heat to teach our kids to swim and to be excellent role models at the swim beach/ dock and around our community. We all got together for lunch the other day and it was wonderful to hear these young people talk about their experiences as instructors – what they had learned and enjoyed and their excitement for the program and the progress individual swimmers have made.

This summer we had 14 kids commit to the 6-week Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross. They took their exam at the Swim Dock to achieve their Bronze rank and their First Aid Certification.

The First Aid certification was recently added and is a very good addition to a young person’s resume – First Aid training is required for many non-swim jobs including Rec Assistant positions here at VB. The Fit and Fun class was offered again this summer for teens who had finished their Red Cross levels but who were not old enough or not available to do the summer-long Bronze courses. These were particularly fun classes and the teachers led the kids in lap swimming, water polo, diving contests off the pier and other fun contests. We will definitely be running this course again next summer!

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The Babysitting course was really well attended by VB’s newest crop of babysitters. In addition to all the regular course curriculum, teacher Katie added lake safety and discussed scenarios babysitters are bound to encounter at the beach.

Alice Russell and I worked together again this summer to convene the Swim Program. Alice, who has lots of experience managing competitive swim races, coordinated the 200 Metre and 800 Metre Open Swims. Big thanks to Alice and her crew of timers and helpers for making these events a big success.

So another successful summer of swimming comes to an end and we’ll look forward to meeting you all again next summer at Registration!

Alice Russell and Tamara Roehr

VB Yacht Club

On Sunday, August 6, friends and family across generation danced the night away at the VB Community Center and, in the process, supported the Victoria Beach Yacht Club, Junior Sailing and the Victoria Beach Community Club. Thanks to all for coming out! Thanks also to the Brock Street Bandits and the Sunset Soundsystem for playing all the summertime hits – next year, turn it up!

The Spirit of this event is a reflection of the VBYC’s dedicated members, who turn out each year to set it up, run it, and then clean it all up again. Thanks to you all for your time and energy.

See you next year!

Chames Thomas

Victoria Beach HERALD

August 18, 2017

Golf Course Update Hi everyone, just a friendly reminder the golf course is in full swing! There is still lots of time to come out and enjoy a round of golf or practice on our putting green/hitting range. The course is in excellent shape and the weather is perfect for golf.

You can now sign up for the 55 plus golf tournament. Small groups are always welcome so grab your clubs and we’ll see you down at the V.B. Golf Club!

Manager Karl Hutchison

Duplicate Bridge We had 13 couples out for our duplicate bridge on August 7th.

Congratulations to Donna Thain and Fran Pollard (E/W) and Tammy Macintosh and Judy Hodgson (N/S).

Please arrive Mondays at the clubhouse by 6:20 to play duplicate bridge. Cost to play is $1.00 and cold drinks are also sold for $1.00.

Please support the Victoria Beach Club by buying a seasonal membership as we would not have bridge if it were not for the Victoria Beach Club.

If you need a partner, call Ken at 756-3612.

38th ANNUAL VB 55+ GOLF TOURNAMENT & DINNER WHEN: Monday, September 11th, 2017 WHERE: Victoria Beach Golf Course and the dinner is at the Victoria Beach Community Centre on Highway 59.

The Ham dinner, catered by the Merry Makers, will be at 6:15 pm, and the doors will open at 5:00 pm.

GOLF TIME: 2 shotgun starts at 9:30 am and 1:00 pm.

[Please arrive 30 minutes prior to the start time for registration] ELIGIBILITY: Please note, to play in the tournament, you MUST be a member of at least one of the following: the VB Golf Course, the VB Club, the VB Community Centre/Sports Club or the East Beaches Senior Scene. [Golfer’s spouses/partners may be under 55 and may golf, but cannot win a golf prize.]

GOLF SIGN-UP SHEET: Available at the VB Golf Course as of August 1st.

DINNER TICKETS: Available at the VB Golf Course as of August 2nd to September 5th for golfers and guests and others who may wish to attend.

COST: Dinner tickets are $15.00 [plus golf green fees to be paid on the day of the tournament, if you are not a member of the VB Golf Course].

PRIZES: For flights and individuals. [DONATIONS OF PRIZES FOR THE SILENT AUCTION ARE MUCH APPRECIATED. If you can donate a prize, please drop it off at the golf course by September 2nd.]

Submitted by: The 2017 55+ Golf Committee: Claude and Gloria Fillion Peggy and Ken Maeren Debra Parsons

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Further to the Amazing Race

I was one of the lucky parent-volunteers for the 2nd annual Victoria Beach Amazing Race and I couldn’t agree with Sergeant Ryan more when he said that it was, “...a first class event by and for young people.” To see the fifty-plus kids sweating it out, riding, running, climbing, counting and collaborating their way through 4 hours of challenges - just for FUN - was to see VB kids at their best. A huge shout out to Andrew Kaul, who masterminded the entire event. Not only did he create the teams and plan each stage in detail, he put together the volunteer team, worked with the police and built in safety measures - right down to the “cooling off ” stations (i.e. sprinklers). How’s that for teen initiative? Here are some photos of the Amazing Day. Nancy Sarchuk

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VB Club Raffle Results

The weather cooperated for our 2017 Raffle Extravaganza and what a wonderful one it was!

We surpassed our expectations and raised more funds than the previous year. The approximate proceeds to the VB Club was $6,200.00!

Our sincere thank you to all of those who helped prior to and on the day of the event, to local businesses, artisans and cottagers for their gift donations and to those who gave monetary donations.

Every little bit counted and we were grateful of the support.

Our team has officially retired and looks forward to passing on many helpful hints to the next set of convenors! It is a rewarding experience and an opportunity to connect with our community.

Sincerely, Angela Roehm, Tracey Popel, Yvette-MatousekWilson & Lori Edwards

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12 August 18, 2017 Strongest Field Ever for Senior Open Tennis This years’ Senior Tennis Open saw close to 140 entrants compete at Manitoba’s largest tennis tournament. The tournament attracted a number of Manitoba’s top ranked players including Sean, Chad, and Cole Lacap. The quality of tennis was excellent, with fans being treated to nail biting excitement for many matches. Special congratulations to Kelly Thompson who is a champion of this event again - some decades later than her last title.

Thanks to all followers on Twitter that enjoyed the real-time updates @vbtennisclub On behalf of Allan Morrish and myself, we would like to thank all the people who made the tournament a success. Thanks to Geoff Kirbyson for his help with the draw. Thanks to all the people that volunteered for clip board power hours as well as many others that made this event possible.

Thank you to the court attendants and

Allan (the hammer) Morrish for collecting the $1,600+ cash raised by the tournament.

Special thanks to my co-chair Allan Morrish.

He made my life easy and looked after many of the details - always with a smile.

Tournament Results: Ladies Singles: Kelly Thompson over Shirley Blanca, 6-4, 7-5 Ladies Doubles: Lisa Lucht & Ainsley Bishop over Ali Stewart & Amada Heffelfinger 7-5, 6-3 Mixed Doubles: Ainsley Bishop & Muzeen Ismath over Geoff Kirbyson & Kelly Thompson 9-6 Men’s Singles: Sean Lacap over Stephen Dubienski 6-3, 6-3 Men’s Doubles Chad & Cole Lacap over Alex Lesiuk & Muzeen Ismath, 7-6, 7-6 We will see you next August Long!

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Kelly Thompson over Shirley Blanca, 6-4, 7-5

Ladies Doubles

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Mens Singles

Lisa Lucht & Ainsley Bishop over Ali Stewart & Amada Heffelfinger 7-5, 6-3

Ainsley Bishop & Muzeen Ismath over Geoff Kirbyson & Kelly Thompson 9-6

Sean Lacap over Stephen Dubienski 6-3, 6-3

Mens Doubles

Chad & Cole Lacap over Alex Lesiuk & Muzeen Ismath, 7-6, 7-6

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Walk for Water With visions of blue/green algae dancing in their heads, over 200 lake lovers from Victoria Beach and surrounding areas, took to the avenues and paths of Victoria Beach, on August 13 and Walked for Water, in support of a healthy lake and the Lake Winnipeg Foundation (LWF). With pledges from their families and friends, people of all ages, several babies and 16 dogs, met at the VB Clubhouse and set forth on a 2.5 Km walk to express their passion for “My Lake – Lake Winnipeg.”

The LWF works to address the root causes of harmful algae blooms through research, public education, stewardship and collaboration. As an environmental non-governmental organization (ENGO), it relies on membership fees, grants, donations and proceeds raised through the annual Lake - A -Thon campaign and signature events. Walk for Water is the largest grassroots fundraising event held in support of a healthy lake.

This year, VB’s Walk for Water raised over $21,000 (best ever!) to provide assistance for education and research projects which help restore and sustain the lake for the benefit of future generations.

A big thank you goes out to all the walkers making the trek and to all donors who pledged support and helped to set a new record.

Your advocacy sends a strong message that we at Victoria Beach value and love our lake and want to join forces to make our lake healthy once again.

This event is only possible with assistance of a cadre of volunteers, supporters and sponsors. Thanks to: The organizing committee; Deanne McDonald, Sheila Grover, Janet Sampson, Brenda Hearson, Kathryn Dompierre, Karin Boyd, Susan and Matt Hall and Sandy McCaig. A special thanks to; Bob and Kathy McInnes, Joan Dawson, Cliff Fox, Linda Dart, Susan Flanders, Duncan McCaig, Betty Lodewyks and Debbie Capar on registration; Gail Henderson, Lisa Yagi, Barb Degan and Mary Stapleton at the T-shirt table; Linda Fox and Linda Kliewer at the draw table and Erin Keating assisting with the Children’s draw; Kathleen Grover on sales; Janet Sampson at the door; Sheila Grover, Matt and Susan Hall on music with support from the Rec. Assistants and the Rec. Director, Bruce; Route Marshals; The Boyd family, and photographers; Karin Boyd, Mike Sampson and Kevin Dube; Kelly and Brenda Hearson on prizes, Matt and Susan Hall on snacks and transportation, Gene Degan on set up and Bill McDonald on advertising. Nancy Sarchuk, Director of the VB Club’s Children’s Arts and Crafts program, with assistance from her daughter Lily

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and Deanne McDonald, organized a beach lantern craft, on the theme of Lake Winnipeg, during which, the kids created lanterns, which were proudly displayed at the Walk. Way to go kids – our most enthusiastic ambassadors for a healthy lake! Thanks also to the LWF staff; Marlo Campbell (Communications Director), Carolyn Townend (Summer Outreach Coordinator) and Alexis Kanu (Executive Director), who provided ongoing office support.

A big hand goes out to the VB Reeve, Brian Hodgson who officially kicked off the event and Greg Thomas, our amiable MC and strong Walk for Water and LWF supporter.

Several businesses, individuals and families supported our Walk through their generous donations to the LWF. Thanks to the following businesses: Lakeside Surveillance (Sandra and

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Kevin Ateah), The Beach Lawyers (Jeff Hirsch, Adrian Frost), Bluewater Lawn Service (Gary and Charles Wingate), Workshop Designs (Nancy Owen), Wayne’s Backhoe Service (Onale and Randy Thomas), GBL Construction (Jason Ateah), DMD Electric (Laurie and Dennis Danwich), Treeworx (Jeff Hughes), East Shore Realty (Cheryl Demidiuk), Ateah Realty, Trainor Trucking (Desi Trainor) and Tuxedo Animal Hospital.

Thanks to Friends of the Walk: Liz & Wayne Alsip, Kristie Pearson/Doug Pollard, Ann/Paul Mahon, Elly/Rial Black and family, Stephanie/Murray McCaig, Kelly/Brenda Hearson, Michael/Janet Sampson, Donna Plant, Amy McCaig/Dean Cushing, Sandy/Duncan McCaig, Shannon Johnson/Paul Wiebe, Judy/Duncan Jessiman, Elaine/Dick Archer, Jessica/Doug CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE

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VB Volleyball Tournament Results

Block Party

Great day for volleyball! We had a good turnout of 8 teams on the recreational side. There were two round robins. On one side Team Tess edged out the Net Ninjas to get to the semi’s. On the other side the Block Party stormed through without dropping a match, Team Tess took on the Block party in the final with Block Party winning in straight sets. It was a great match. Congratulations all players, it was fun to watch.

On the Competitive side there was a Round Robin with the two Sandy Bay teams coming out on top. Spikelops had beaten the Hawks in the Round Robin but the Hawks came back in the final in three tight sets. Sandy Bay Hawks get the five peat. Great match! Dig Circus and Bloody knees battled for third and fourth. It was a tight 3 sets as well, but the Bloody Knees came out on top.

Sam Drybrough, Jared Siragusa, Chris Edwards, Alex Kirbyson, Dana Poulton, Lauren Bartlett

CONTINUED from PAGE 15 Stewart, Mary/Gregg Hanson, GraceKelly/Kelly McCaig, Ella Carmichael, Geraldine Fraser, Laura/Scott McDonald, Deanne/ Bill McDonald, Rosalyn Mundy, Vic Janzen, Sharon Kreutzer/ Jamie Horne, Tom Axworthy, Fran Pollard, Beth Pollard, Aynsley Welsh/Stephen Boyd, Michael Cox, Karen Boyd, Bruce Boyd, Cathy/Dave Finnbogason, Sharla Nawhinney, Barb/Gene Degan, Erin Keating, Linda McMillan, Penny McMorris, Leanne Johnson/Gord Ahrens, Dale/Ian Reid, Paul Trevenan, Brenda/ Neville Trevenan, Ray Carriere, Kevin Raymond, Pat Holbrow, Dick/Joan Dawson, Kathleen/David McKibbin, Sheila Ruban, Patrick Matthews, Laurel Garvie, Linda Dart, The Atkins Family (Allison, Brent, Brodie and Luke), Kathryn Cibinel, George Cibinel, Christopher Fricke, Nancy/John Embry, Leslie Sarchuk, Sandy/Hans Hasenack, Pam/Ian Lawrence, Margo Goodhand, The Yarnell Family, Wayne Tail, Karin/Jamie Boyd, D.J. Rennie, Pat Harmon, Bob/Isle McLandress, Colleen Brown, Sophie McGoey, Glen Henderson, Tim Goodwin, Ed Wojczynstor, Eleanor/Grant MacDougall, Marianne Cerilli, Paul Grover, Bruce Martin, Joyce/ Dale Shurvell, Susan/Matt Hall, John Kaye, Rita Kupiak, Doreen Langdon, Margot Langdon, Maureen Krause.

Thanks also to The Victoria Beach Club for providing the facility, set up assistance and publicity.

Door prizes were donated by; The LWF, Gary and Nancy (Tree Whisperer/Wood Tech-Er), Lise and Michelle (VB Store), Ben (Moonlight Inn), Ivan (Grand Pines Golf Course), Karl (VB Golf Course), Drew (Allwright Contracting), Frank (The Cottager Magazine), Kelly (Viking Recycling),Carol (Carol’s on Leon), Ian and Susan (Balsam Bay Septic), Sheila Grover/Greg Thomas, Chris/Jake (Lake House Treasures), Deanne McDonald, Sandy

CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE McCaig, Karin Boyd, Barb Pritchard - Pritchard Artwear and Linda Kliewer.

Thanks to the artists who contributed to the silent auction items, which raised an additional $590; Bruce Kliewer (pen and ink sketch of Peggy’s Cove), Bob McLandress (photos of Lake Winnipeg), Gina Knechtel (painting of birch trees), The Paul and Bergman families (Orchid book and framed lady Slipper print) A special thanks to our very important sponsors: Johnston Group, Quintex, Payworks, Desjardins, Nowlan and Moore Optometric.

Victoria Beach’s Walk for Water is just one of several LakeA-Thon fundraisers happening throughout the summer in the East Beaches. Several Manitobans have supported the LWF by organizing their own events. Saffies General Store in partnership with LWF opened The Beach Exchange on Saffie Road, with information, activities and events designed to learn more about the lake. Saffie’s annual ‘Beats on the Beach’ (pie auction and local live music) was held on August 12. Robin Jewers sold her unique VB cards throughout the summer. Kelly McCaig sold Canadian flags on Canada day. Even the younger generation got into the act; Alexis and Colby Bru, Piper Hughes, Jessica and Declan Preston and Paige Edwards set up a lemonade stand and jewellery sale at the Village Green, raising $140.00; Isabella, Georgia and Carolyn Stewart had a lemonade and cookie cart and the Grover grandchildren, Misha and Erin, sold freezies.

Thanks for all your innovative ideas and being part of the solution through the giving of time, skills, donations and promotions.

Together, we can make the changes required for a clean, healthy Lake Winnipeg and surrounding watershed. Thanks to everyone for making this year’s Lake-A-Thon events so successful. See you next year on the starting line to ‘ Save the Lake.’

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16 Sophie and I really enjoy putting on the volleyball tournament and would like to thank Duane Lucht for all his help, Gary Rohr who came out early to help set up, Bruce and the rec kids for their help, and especially all the kids who are great sports and who make a point of saying thank you to us for putting on the tournament. They keep us coming back!

Next year we plan on adding a third division which will be Recreational B or Family to accommodate young children and

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adults that don’t play much. We hope to get a few teams in that fun category. See you next year!

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The Youth Soccer tournament was a big hit this year with several teams in two age classes all vying for Soccer supremacy at VB. In the younger division the two final teams were crowned as co-champions after playing over ten “overtime” periods without a goal. The weather was great, the soccer was even better and everyone had a great time.

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CONTINUED from Page 13 A big thank you to all the participants who made the VB Dog Show last Saturday such a wonderful success! We had a huge turnout of dogs of all shapes and sizes - 55 in total- almost 60% more than last year! It was a hot morning, so we appreciate everyone panting their way through the event! A big thank you to Canvasback Pet Supplies in Lockport for providing fantastic goody bags for all the participants. They were such generous supporters of the Dog Show - thank you!! Our thanks as well to the Rec Assistants for their help in setting up and clearing up after the show.

We are delighted to announce the VB Dog Show “VIP” (Very Important Pooch) Award went to Oscar, a 16 month old Jack Russell/ Shih Tzu owned by the Purdy family and ably handled

by Paige and AJ. Congratulations! Oscar will be the proud holder of the trophy for the next year!

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2018 VB Police Pedaling for Wishes Century Ride

Attention all Road Bike Cyclists. Plans for our 8th Bi-Annual event next summer are well under way. We are shaking up our popular ride by making some significant changes. Our Bi-annual ride raises funds for the Children’s Wish Foundation. Our goal each event is to raise enough money to provide at least two Wishes.

Council Corner

This summer Council implemented two experiments. Firstly, ratepayers were allowed to pay their taxes at the Information Office. 50 people took advantage of this added service. Second, Council rented two mobility devices (Scooters) and made them available for rental from the Information Office. We hoped to make movements easier. This initiative proved extremely popular.

This community is unique. While statics show that in most places 3% of the people do over 90% of the volunteer work, here we have far more people involved. Council would like to thank all those people who step forward and work for the betterment of our community.

For close to 100 years the Victoria Beach Club has provided swimming lessons, arts and crafts, sports, and special events for children and teens; tennis for all ages and published the Herald.

There are also all the volunteers who help at the Yacht Club, the Victoria Beach Community Centre, the East Beaches Senior Scene and Resource Centre, and the churches on Pine and Saffie Roads.

Many people offer their time and expertise on the Accessibility Committee, the Shoreline Advisory Committee, and Medical Committee. Each area also has a cottage owners’ association that forward concerns from their area to council and work collectively to clean up their piece of the beach. What would our community be without you all.

A special Thank you to Lynne Kimmelman, (while acting CAO), and Brad Patzer, our Fire Chief, and EMO Coordinator, for collecting the $170,000 owed to the municipality since 2014 for diking.

Board of Revision – If you wish to question the tax assessment of your property, you must notify the office at (204) 774-4263 before September 25. The Board will meet on October 11.

Election – The next municipal election will be held in July 2018. Now is the time to think about either running for Council or encouraging your neighbour to run. Consider serving your community.

The next Council meeting is September 5, at the Seniors’ Scene 3 Ateah Road at 7:00 p.m. See you there.

Reeve and Council

First off we plan on providing our participants with a greater challenge. A true “Century” ride of 100 miles (161 kms). The distance is only about 31 Kms longer than our usual ride but the Century distance is the marathon distance for cyclists. If you are looking to add a “Century” ride to your list of accomplishments please consider our event for next year. We ride as a group and finish as a group. Our event is NOT a race!

Another significant change would be our route. We are hoping to do the 100 miles over a looped course that would have us start and finish at the South Beach Casino. Negotiations are currently under way with South Beach to have them sponsor and host our event. A tentative date for next year’s ride would be Thursday August 16th 2018. We are hoping South Beach will host our celebration dinner and provide room options at a special rate for riders (and family members) wishing to stay at the hotel the night before or after the event. Their facilities would allow us to still have our post ride pool party etc.

If you are a returning participant or interested in riding with us please keep this date in mind. If you know someone who might be interested in this event please let them know. Next year’s event will be capped at 40 riders so please enter early to avoid disappointment. Watch for further information in next year’s Eastern Beaches Guide and early issues of the V.B. Herald. For further details please contact me on the Victoria Beach Police line or via e-mail at: info@ravenscustomkeepsakes.com Sergeant Clyde Raven – Victoria Beach Police Bicycle Patrol Unit

Wednesday Bridge

When Warren Buffet was asked what he liked most about bridge, the Oracle of Omaha replied that he enjoys the game for the intellectual stimulation. “It’s neither relaxing nor tension filled … just a good mind exercise. In this game you will never see the same hand twice, you can play a hand every seven minutes every day for the rest of your life, and you will never see the same hand...you will see a different intellectual challenge, it’s the best exercise for the brain.” His brain has been stimulated to the tune of billions of dollars!

Join us Wednesdays at 1:15 pm and STIMULATE your mind!

Winners were: 1. Linda McMillan 3510 2. Judy Hodgson 3100 3. Marje Birley 2650 VB Club programming is over for the season, but bridge carries on! See you next week.

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VB Novelty Tennis Tournament 2017 - August 19th and 20th As we begin to wind down the tennis season at our beloved VB. courts, we would like to remind everyone that the Novelty Tennis Tournament will be held on the weekend of August 19th and 20th. FUNALICIOUS MUCH! Players of all skill levels are encouraged to participate. Please be advised that all players must be members of the Victoria Beach Club and have their own shoe tag. We look forward to an excellent weekend of great tennis, many laughs and camaraderie. Please note that this tournament is a two day event. Please consult your social calendars and ensure that you are available for both days. Dropping out at the last minute makes it difficult and cumbersome for the conveners.

That being said, please also let us know via the sign up sheets if you can only play either the Saturday OR Sunday and we will contact you in the event of a last minute dropout due to illness or unforeseen circumstances.

Here are a few important notes for your information.

• Sign up sheets will be posted at the tennis courts on Friday, August 11th at noon.

• Sheets will be taken down at 5pm on Thursday, August 17th (or when the first 48 players have signed up). Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. The draw filled up very quickly last year.

• Entry fee is $5.00 Please play before you play. We will hunt you down otherwise.

• The Match committee will make up teams of 4 players. (Groups are highly encouraged to come up with a team name). Prizes will be awarded for originality.

• Each entrant will play a total of 4 sets. (2 sets on Saturday and 2 sets on Sunday) • Matches will consist of pro-sets (first to nine wins; tie breaker at 8 all). All games will be “no-ad deuce”.

• Winners will be decided by total games won. Losses will subtracted in the event of a tie.

• The above format is subject to change due to inclement weather or number of entries.

Best, Brenda Vielhaber Elly Black Editor’s Note: if absence makes the heart grow fonder you’re going to LOVE Herald coverage of the Novelty tournament!! As this is the final Herald for 2017 you will see full coverage in the first Herald in June, 2018!

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Well, another fabulous summer of tennis has come and gone.

The Novelty Tournament is about to begin this weekend, at it will mark the official end of tennis programming at our beloved Victoria Beach courts. It has been an absolute honour and privilege to convene the courts this summer. As you know, the numerous volunteers are what makes Victoria Beach the incredible place we all love. This year, we were very fortunate to have a group of hard working volunteers who helped keep things running smoothly over the last seven weeks. Thanks to Margaret Meulendyk, & Jane and Bill Turk, for their hard work running this year’s Masters Tennis Tournament. As well, thanks to Andrea O’Connor, Brad Nechwediuk, Derek & Lisa Zeilstra and Philippe Champagne for the ongoing commitment in running the Junior Tennis Tournament. Also, thanks to the intrepid duo of John Heppenstall and Allan Morrish for their work in putting together a fantastic Senior Open Tournament over the August long weekend. Finally, thanks to Elly Black and Brenda Vielhaber for their dedication in making the Novelty Tournament a great way to end our summer season. Special thanks to Mike Lesiuk for picking up or order of highly sought after glasses and transporting them from the U.S. border. Our tennis family relies on these people and others to make it such a special place. Many thanks to all who helped out removing wasps nests (Ernie and Tam), running the clipboard and tournaments and keeping the matches running smoothly.

Your efforts are all greatly appreciated!

We would also like to take time to thank our tennis staff who worked very hard all summer handling the kiosk, planning and executing lessons and GVS and for their overall dedication and effort into making our courts such a great place to be. This year’s crew included Josh Taillon, Sami Hester, Jared Siragusa, Sam Drybrough, Sasha Taylor and Ben Kilbrei, along with assistant tennis-head Alex Kirbyson. Last, but certainly not least, we would like to extend a special thank you to our Head Tennis Attendant, Jenna Cech-Manek, for her contagious spirit and exuberance.

Her energy in lessons, and GVS and her all around genuine care for others has been truly inspiring to witness. Both of us relied on her experience and we thank you, Jenna for taking care of all the behind the scenes activities.

We are sure to have missed some people along the way, but rest assured, your time and commitment to our tennis membership is greatly appreciated. See you next year, folks.

Stino Siragusa and Rex Neuendorff

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Senior Scene News

With summer quickly coming to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to thank the many volunteers, families & friends who again came out in great numbers to support this year’s annual Lobster-fest fundraiser. Next year the Lobster Fest will be on Saturday, June 9th. With your support, each of our fundraising events continue to be incredibly successful. As a result, we are able to offer many of our programs and special events at a reduced cost to both members and non-members throughout the year.

Join us this fall for our next community event, the 7th Annual Fall Supper. Open to everyone in the East Beaches Community, our Fall Supper will be held on Saturday, September 30th with 5:00pm and 7:00pm sittings. Bring your families to enjoy a delicious meal with your friends and neighbors. Tickets for this sell-out event will be available from the Senior Scene office as of September 1st.

The Senior Scene continues to be a hub of activity, offering weekly programs, monthly dinner/dances, and special events, such as bus trips to the Casinos of Winnipeg, Celebrations Dinner Theatre, Folklorama VIP Tours and more. You do not need to be a “senior” or a “member” to participate. Our doors are open to everyone!! Drop by to try out a program, socialize and meet new friends – there is always something happening at the Scene. On that note, be sure to mark your calendars for the following events coming soon: • Sgt. Wilson’s Army Show – live entertainment!! – Nov 2017 • Annual Christmas Tea & Wine Raffle - Dec 2017 • And our 4th Annual Lobsterfest – June 2018!

Watch for more information to be posted on our website, newsletters, Facebook and local community bulletin boards. We look forward to seeing you soon!

East Beaches Senior Scene

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Art Thursday

Thursday afternoons this year were a little busier in the Victoria Beach Clubhouse! Dozens of people crowded around tables to be creative and learn new skills at Art Thursdays. It started off with a bang as attendance was over fifty for the first week and climbed steadily to over seventy people each week. The instructors were delighted with both the turnout and the enthusiasm of the attendees who were represented by all ages and levels of skill.

As the season winds down I would like to thank the program leaders who made Art Thursdays special for seven weeks of programming: Nancy-Lou Ateah Laura Epps Hilland Sophie Saboureau Leanne Purdy Peggy Lawler

Roxie Ateah Melissa Julia Wilson Steven Boyd Julia Beazley

I look forward to presenting this series of programs next season where VB’s creative souls can come and discover their inner artist! If you would like to teach a program next year you are more than welcome. Looking for donations of crafting materials for Art Thursday! Any extra art supplies. Just send me an email to artthrsdays@shaw.ca.

Barbara Pritchard

A message from your VB Librarians It’s been another one for the books! Summer at V.B. is wrapping up once again which means Avery and I have a final request for those who have used the library’s services this year and in summers past. While you are folding your tie-dye shirts for the season and unplugging all of the fans in your cottage, please take a minute to see if you have any library books hiding on your shelves. The library is officially closing on Sunday, August 20th, but we will be accepting books through the slot in the door during the off season.

This year, the library tried a new summer contest. We sent young and old alike out in search of the total number of cat stickers around the library. It was 16, in case you were wondering.

The prize was five-cent candies and the competition was steep.

Our goal was to encourage exploration of every corner and every genre in the library. Congratulations to the winner, Eloise Lamont. Eloise guessed on the second-last day of the competition and was one of our youngest participants.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our loyal, fun, and hardworking regular volunteers Izzy, Zinnia, Alex, Kiera, and Eric. Thanks also to the ten or so committed young people who have spent their Friday afternoons discussing good stories, eating tasty snacks, and learning about leadership at our weekly book club. It has been a blast and half working as your librarians this year. The best part of summer coming to a close is knowing that in ten short months we will all be back.

From our shelves to your shelves (literally!), Hundreds of sandy books stamped by Rachel Beazley and Avery Edwards

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VB Cross Country Run Results An awesome race this year which will involve extra typing as we had 73 runners, a new record! It was a hot one but all persevered. Another record was set this year with an all-time high participation in the 60+ category for men!

Thanks to all the volunteers: Fran and Beth Pollard, Nick Beaton, Deanne McDonald and our “ribbon hander outers” Jamie Ahrens, Jessie Ahrens, Aleta Pollard and Molly McDonald. The VB Grocery store is always supportive with the much-needed oranges, and Bruce Sirrell and his outstanding VB Rec Staff were a great help. Thanks, as well, to all the paparazzi and the VB Herald photographers.

Women’s Short Course Overall (trophy winner) Alexis Bru 10 and under: 1st – Grace Finch 2nd – Maggie Sirrell 3rd – Leah Orloff 11-15: 1st – Alexis Bru 2nd – Caitlin Willison 3rd – Jessica Preston 20-29: 1st – Miranda Fitch 30-39 1st – Ruth Veitch 40-49 1st - Lyndsi de Rosa 2nd – Magda Paterson 3rd – Daria Orloff 50-59 1st – Rita Kupiak

Men’s Short Course Overall Trophy Winner Matthew Kaul

11-15 1st – Andrew Kaul 2nd – Jack Filuk-Scott

10 and Under: 1st – Colby Bru 2nd – Shane Martin 3rd – Noah Barn

16-19 1st – Parker Menec 2nd – Jack Lawrence 3rd – Louie Taylor

11-15: 1st – Matthew Kaul 2nd – Jack Menec 3rd – Declan Bowden

30-39: 1st – Brian Walker

Women’s Long Course Overall Trophy Winner Emily Nuss

20-29 1st – John Ingram 2nd – Collin Chartrand

10 and under: 1st – Justina Finch 2nd – Annie McDonald

30-39: 1st Clayton Veitch

11-15: 1st – Emily Nuss 2nd - Dana Poulton 3rd – Brooke Oxenforth 16-19: 1st – Chris Oakley 2nd - Tess Poulton 20-29 1st Abbey Meadows 30-39: 1st – Jaynanna Barnes 2nd – Morgan Sales 3rd – Shae McConnell 40-49: 1st – Kristie Pearson 50-59: 1st – Dabrowka Farah 2nd – Carolyn Eva Meadows

50-59 1st Louis Finch 2nd – Goziem Odiatu 60 Plus 1st – Jim Scott Men’s Long Course Overall Trophy Winner Brian Walker aka Brian Runner 10 and under: 1st – Kai Veitch 2nd – Brendon Hildebrandt

40-49: 1st – Scott McDonald 2nd – Patrick Oliver 50-59 1st - Ian Lawrence 2nd – Don Kupiak 3rd – James Hildebrandt 60 Plus 1st – Charles Sherbo 2nd – Glenn Booth 3rd – Paul Grover Family Relay Overall Trophy Winner: Caitlin Willison, Steve Willison, Brooke Oxenforth, Kendra Garagan Second Place Doug Pollard, Kristi Pearson, Parker Pollard, Max Pollard

See you next Year - with my Blow Horn!

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August 18, 2017

Classifieds 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.

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. ca LAKE FRIENDLY COTTAGES - Affordably priced, innovatively designed, sustainable cottages at Hillside. Small scale project on densely wooded site, just steps from the beach. Seeking interested buyers. Please contact Tom at: tvjanzen@tvjprojects.com NEED A HANDYMAN? For prompt, courteous, and reliable help call Mikes Handyman Service at 204-756-6163 or 204799-1703.

COTTAGE NEED PAINTING? Call Sunscape Painting at 204756-6163. Affordable Quality.

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.

Welcome back everyone – for another great summer!

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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. Saturdays and Sundays by appointment (text) 204 963 6659 located at 326 8th Ave.

VBCOA Meeting Notice

The 2017 Annual General Meeting of the Victoria Beach Cottage Owners Association will be held at the VB Clubhouse on Saturday, August 19th, 2017 at 1PM. Thank you and look forward to seeing you there!

Tamie Archer, President VBCOA

Summer Employment with the Victoria Beach Club Are you interested in working for the Victoria Beach Club (VBC) in 2018? VBC offers you an excellent opportunity to work in a team environment that will challenge you as individuals while developing life-long skills and work experience. You can apply for a position as a Swim Instructor, Rec Assistant, Tennis Court Attendant, and Librarian.

To apply for a position, please follow these steps: 1. Write a cover letter indicating your name, contact information, the position for which you are applying, and why you are a good candidate for the position.

2. Attach a resume that highlights your experiences (work or volunteer) that demonstrate responsibility, accountability, organization, working with kids, communication skills, involvement with the Victoria Beach Club, and handling of cash.

3. Please include a copy of all pertinent certificates (NOTE: all employees require a current CPR and First Aid certificate) 4. Email your application (three items above) to Mike Clement at camp.clement@gmail.com.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION IS FEBRUARY 1, 2018 Employment information can also be found on our website at victoriabeachclub.com

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