June 22 2018

93nd year • Issue No. 2

A non-profit service of the Victoria Beach Club

Friday, June 29, 2018

After a long Winter, who is ready for the Beach?!

victoria beach club special activities 2018 VB Membership Blitz Bike Auction VB Fireworks Swim Registration Tennis Manitoba Day Doubles Clinic Girls’ Tennis Day Teen Movie Night

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

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

Monica White, Darcie Reimer, Heather Wallace Stuart McPherson Rob Hester Tamara Roehr, Alice Russell Tennis Manitoba Staff Nancy Sarchuk, Robert Kennedy Rec Staff

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June 29, 2018

Eight at the Gate

From the archives; left to right Nadine, Bob, Wendy (do I have my helmet on right), Mike and Marv From a small group of local riders and visitors from Canmore and Brandon we have grown to over 100 riders from Vancouver to Halifax. We are joined by riders from California, Florida, Switzerland and even from Saskatchewan. Rider profiles range from ex-Olympians, serious racers, downhill mountain bikers, roadies, triathletes, adventure riders, retreaded runners to beginners taking their first steps in a lifetime sport.

We leave from the gate at 08:00 every morning and ride to Lester Beach via Hwy #59, Albert Beach, Pitt Rd, Traverse Bay Rd N/Hillside Rd and Lakeshore Rd. Group sizes vary, from two to twenty, weather permitting. The pace varies as well, with some riders training for serious competitions while others will ride at a “conversational” pace.

For coaching, encouragement, equipment help and a great workout, join us!

Contact Bob Marshall cell 204 261-4292 // VB 204 7568255 // email jmarsa@mymts.net. Find us on Facebook at “eightatthegate”.

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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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LIBRARY HOURS:

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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

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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:

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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

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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

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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

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

President’s Message Welcome back to the beach! July is upon us and the sounds of the beach and the busy playground are music to our ears!

My name is Sheri Hyra and I have held the position of Director at Large on the Victoria Beach Club Board for the last 2 years. It has been eye opening to see the workings of the VB Club from the inside out. Much of the planning occurs during the winter and spring months. From program planning, hiring, popcorn machine rental to who can deliver the industrial order of toilet paper, big and small tasks are taken on with enthusiasm. New projects such as online memberships are exciting, bringing board members, committee members and other volunteers together to bring new services to VB. Thanks to all who had a hand in this new endeavour!

The July long weekend is an exciting time; the end of school and the beginning of summer. As the wheels get turning at VB, you may hear the knock on your door from the membership committee as they canvas the community selling memberships.

Please wear your wrist bands proudly to all club activities. The membership fees help fund the programming made available over the summer.

If you happened to purchase your membership online, don’t forget to pick up your calendar, wrist bands and tennis tags at the parking lot from 9am till noon on June 30 and from 9 am to noon on July 1. You can also purchase your memberships at the clubhouse during swimming registration on Sunday, July 1 from 10am to noon.

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Do you need a beach bike? The bike auction is on June 30 at 1 pm at the police station. Tennis tags are available at the tennis courts anytime. You will need them for the doubles clinic and Girls’ Tennis Day coming up next week. As mentioned above, swim registration is on July 1 at 10 am at the clubhouse.

By July 2, you will see our summer employees at various activities in their navy t-shirts. They are key in the delivery of the summer programming provided at VB. Some are new and some have worked at Victoria Beach in previous years. Feel free to say hi or ask them questions. They will be the ones keeping your kids busy this summer!

Programming starts on the morning of Monday, July 2 so send your kids to games at the sports grounds and swimming lessons. Let the games begin!

Looking forward, one of the big events of the summer is the 30+ dance on July 28. Tickets are now available from Geoff Kirbyson (204-7710973) or Suzy Cramp (204-292-0397). The theme is “Jamaica Me Crazy” and the band will be the same as last year (Hitboss). Tickets sell fast for this event!

Of course the main attraction this weekend is the fireworks display, organized by Rob Hester. It will take place at 10:45 pm on Sunday, July 1. Be sure to scout out a spot with a good view. Best places to see the show are at Yacht Club Beach or Redwing Park.

What a great way to celebrate Canada and start the summer!

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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.

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2018 CHILDREN’S MOVIE LIST • Tues. & Thurs. • Movies start at 7:30 pm for July, 7:00 pm for Aug. DATE MOVIE July 3 Lego Ninjago | PG, 101 Minutes July 5 Smurfs Lost Village | PG, 89 Minutes July 10 Despicable Me 3 | PG, 96 Minutes July 12 Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul | PG, 91 Minutes July 17 Coco | PG, 105 Minutes July 19 Wonder | PG, 113 Minutes July 24 Ferdinand | PG, 107 Minutes

DATE MOVIE July 26 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle | PG, 119 Minutes July 31 The Nut Job 2 – Nutty by Nature | PG, 91 Minutes Aug 2 Paddington 2 | PG, 102 Minutes Aug 7 Captain Underpants – The First Epic Movie | PG, 89 Minutes Aug 9 Disney Channel Zombies | G, 94 Minutes Aug 14 Peter Rabbit | PG, 93 minutes Aug 16 The Emoji Movie | PG, 86 Minutes

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The possibilities at VB are endless. Whether you love to be active and involved, or whether you prefer the quiet, relaxing life (or a bit of both!), enjoy your time here. It takes many hands, hearts and minds to make Victoria Beach run the way it does. Consider joining a committee or even the Victoria Beach Club board (my position will be open at the end of the summer!). If that’s not your thing, then smile and thank a volunteer. Have an amazing long weekend!

Welcome to Doctor Carry Martens-Barnes We would like to welcome Dr. Carry Martens-Barnes back to Victoria Beach. She will be with us for the first two weeks of the summer, living at the Doctor’s cottage at 124 Birch Avenue. She arrives June 29th.

The phone number at the doctor’s office is 204-756-6305. Clinic hours are 9:30 to 11:30 EXCEPT on Wednesday and Friday. The Clinic is open every evening between 5:30 and 7:30.

This service is available to everyone. If you live outside the vehicle restricted area, stop at the white information building and ask. The attendant will help you get to the doctor safely.

REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR MEDICAL CARD. The first clinic will be Friday, June 29th at 5:30PM. The Medical Committee

Special Events Victoria Beach 2018 A huge thank you to our Special Events Convenors past, present and future. Without our wonderful volunteers we wouldn’t be able to run all of the activities the beach has come to love and cherish over the years. If you have volunteered in the past we appreciate your hard work: ) If you are volunteering this summer thank you so much, we can hardly wait to see what this summer has in store for our enthusiastic VB community. And if you plan to volunteer in the future please let us know asap as we have a few openings in the schedule.

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VB Membership Blitz Flea Market clean-up & Charity Drive Beach Events Junior Tennis Tournament Bike Race

Have a fabulous summer, Lindsay Stevenson 204-996-4467 Cathy Bizruchak

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Council Corner

Unionization of Public Works Staff As most of you are aware, in the winter of 2016-2017 a new public works building was erected providing new, clean, heated facilities for our public works employees. Our Public Works employees decided to follow the example of employees in the neighbouring RM of Alexander and approach the Operating Engineers of Manitoba, Local 987 to act in their interest. Notice was given to Council in February 2017.

The Association of Manitoba Municipalities executive came to a council meeting shortly afterward. They strongly advised us to hire lawyers to negotiate the first contract as none of us are experienced negotiators and a first contract effects a community for years to come.

Negotiations began in the summer. Our CAO, Assistant CAO and one lawyer met with the team from the Operating Engineers of Manitoba and a representative from Public Works to formalize the terms and conditions of employment, the benefits and the wage scale. Any of you involved in union negotiations know this is a slow process. It went on through the autumn and winter. The parties were unable to reach an agreement.

On May 22, 2018 the matter was presented at the Labour Board where a first collective agreement was imposed on the parties. A one-year contract is now in place. Our Public Works employees are now members of the Operating Engineers of Manitoba, Local 987.

The negotiations were prolonged, and we have incurred large legal bills, but we needed professional advice. Our CAO and Assistant CAO were diverted from their other duties for much of the winter.

WEBSITE INFO - For the past two years the RM has been encouraging you to subscribe to our email alert system E-News.

Please visit our website at rmofvictoriatbeach.ca to sign up for your E-News. Click on the E-News button on the left-hand side of the home page and fill in your contact details. We will keep you up to date with water issues, algae blooms or other important information.

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Book Sale

The summer is just getting started, but maybe there’s still some spring cleaning to be done at your cottage! We don’t judge! In fact, we welcome with open arms any and all books hanging around from last season or seasons long gone! Make sure to pass on the power of organized words, ideas, and information to your fellow VBers by donating your books to the Victoria Beach Club Book Sale.

The sale will be at the Clubhouse on Sunday, July 8th from 1-3 p.m. The profits will go towards the improvement and stocking of the VB Club Library, as well as various other VB Club initiatives.

The Flea Market team will be collecting your books that are ready for new hands along with your Flea Market donations.

Please make sure to put out the items before 8 a.m. in a secure container like a box or a plastic bag. Remember to be mindful of the weather so that if it’s rainy, you can cover your donations accordingly. We would appreciate a clear separation between Flea Market and Book Sale donations.

Last but not least, we’re putting out a call for volunteers! If you have some time to spare on Saturday evening or Sunday morning for set-up or after 3 for clean-up, then come on down to the Clubhouse! New and returning volunteers are welcome. Extra hands make light work!

Thank you for supporting the Victoria Beach Library!

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Sunday, July 8th, 1-3 pm.

Book Donations Collected Saturday, July 7th in the Morning

Geoff Kirbyson Doubles Clinic Junior Doubles Clinic Monday, July 9th Session 1 at 2:00 Session 2 at 3:30 Adult Doubles Clinic Wednesday, July 11th Session 1 at 2:00 Session 2 at 3:30

Sign up at the tennis kiosk $10.00 fee due at sign-up

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Resident Council Meeting Report Below the Herald presents a summary of the VB Council meeting held on June 19th at the Senior Scene. More detail can be found on the RM of VB website.

After introductions and usual agenda items, the focus for the evening was directed to a new Contractor, Tim Maunder, of Janus Municipal Solutions, previously an instructor at Red River Community College. A Level 4 Water Plant Operator with over 30 years of experience as a Level 4 Water Plant Engineer. For the 50 plus in attendance, Tim, of Janus Municipal Solutions, explained what he found: a decaying and patchwork system, and how the system was failing on multiple levels due to deterioration, age, inferior repair parts, etc.

Although recent staff concerns were on the minds of those in attendance, it was clear that the RM was not in compliance with many Government regulations and guidelines that have been put in place over the past several decades. Workplace Safety and Health, and other Regulatory bodies require the RM to be registered, and to pull permits to dig, which could not be located. No maps were found to enable tracing leaks and this made pressurizing difficult. Property owners were assured we will be in compliance as quickly as possible. His full report on the challenges facing the RM for its water treatment, will be placed on the RM website. With the threat of huge fines, and more legal engagement, change of how this system is maintained will be set right.

And it comes with a cost. A list of these costs was presented by Council in the Public Works report, with no further discussion.

Other large expenditures, such as legal fees, were discussed when Councillor Buchanan presented a Resolution to require Council to have the use of lawyers approved on an issue by issue basis, given that the CAO cannot exceed his authorization cap, but has not been directed otherwise. This Resolution was ultimately tabled, to determine the impact on currently on-going issues. Councillor Buchanan presented a list of fees that took this

budget line well beyond its limit set for the year, with 7 months to go. The CAO explained the high use of legal assistance, citing the long negotiations for the first Union contract with Local 987 of the Operating Engineers, a Human Rights challenge, and the usual land transfers, personnel issues and other RM business.

The rest of the agenda was followed with little discussion, with one exception. A letter listing many grievances was sent to Council, which had apparently spread throughout the community via email, the modern version of a telephone tree. Reeve Hodgson was clear that it required a response and rebuttal explanation and this should be put on the RM website for all to see.

A motion to do this sparked some debate, questioning why a response to a piece of correspondence sent to Council should end up on the website, when it was not known how, how many or which constituents would be aware of it in the first place. A Recorded Vote was requested. Councillors McMorran and Buchanan voted against the response being published, declaring further they did not want their names to appear in support of the contents. The Motion was carried.

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Beach Events

TENNIS RULES

• Good sportsmanship, courtesy and fair play are expected from players at all times.

• Shoe tags, shirts and non-marking tennis shoes must be worn at all times.

• Maximum playing time is 30 minutes for singles and 45 minutes for doubles when other players are waiting for a court.

• Non-members must pay a daily court fee of $5.00.

• Members will be given priority for court time from 8am to 11am.

• Any player who is abusive to a tennis court attendant shall have his/her playing privileges suspended by the VB Club Executive.

• Members who do not abide by the club rules may have their membership revoked.

RULES WHILE COURT ATTENDANTS ARE ON DUTY • Players will sign in with court attendant, providing their names and shoe tag numbers.

• No player or group presently on the courts can sign up for an other court time.

• Players on a court cannot extend their time or sign up for an other court until they have been bumped by another group.

• If you are not present when your name is called for a court, you may lose your place in the rotation and have to sign up again.

• Children need only a wristband, and not a VB tennis shoe tag, to participate in VB tennis lessons, Rogers Rookie tournaments, and pro lessons.

• All children must have a shoe tag, or purchase a day pass, if they wish to play on court.

• Children must be members of the VB club and have a shoe tag to play in the VB Junior tournament.

RULES WHEN THERE ARE NO COURT ATTENDANTS ON DUTY (pre-and post season) • The order of rotation onto courts will follow the order of balls in the ball rack.

• Players must post times on the blackboard, whether anyone is waiting for a court.

• Any ball may be removed from the rack or placed last unless someone is present to claim it.

Season $38.00

Month 3 Weeks $30.00 $28.00

2nd Car $32.00

2 Weeks $25.00

1 Week $16.00

Weekend $9.50

Daily $7.00

Join us for Beach Events: Sunday July 8th, 2018 Time: 10:30am-12:00pm Location: Clubhouse Beach Theme: Games from Around the World!

Participant Instructions: 1.

Upon arrival at the beach, please check in at the “Awards” table as you pass by the Clubhouse to pick up an Event Guide/ Score Card.

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Each activity station will have an “event judge”. The event judge will check off your scorecard as you complete each event.

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Once a child has completed as many events as they can, the score card can be taken back to the Awards table for a prize!

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Don’t forget to stick around for the group picture at noon! Your chance to shine in the next Herald edition!

Call for Volunteers!

There will be up to 24 events set up along the length of the beach. Each event will require at least 1-2 volunteers. We are also seeking enthusiastic volunteers with special talents in face painting, juggling or other worldly abilities.

We would love to fill these positions with VB’s best. Please email Patrick at ppeacock@shaw.ca to indicate your interest in volunteering. Positions are open for anyone at least 10 years old (…no upper age limit!). Walk up volunteers are accepted day of as well!

Volunteers are requested arrive at Clubhouse Beach between 9:30-10:00am for station/event training before families begin to arrive.

See you there!

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2018 Librarian Bios

Hi, my name is Lexi Verrras, I’m going into grade 11 at Linden Christian School.

My family has been coming to Victoria Beach my whole life. I loved participating in all of the activities at Victoria Beach. I am very excited to be part of the Victoria Beach Library Staff this year. I can’t wait to help you out with all your book needs this summer. See you at the library!!

Hi, my name is Georgia Wilson. I am a French immersion student at Oak Park High School and will be entering grade 11 this fall. I have been coming down to Victoria Beach for as long as I can remember and have always loved participating in all the activities offered. When I’m not at the library you can usually find me at the beach or tennis courts! I am super excited to meet many new faces this year and I hope to see you at the library!

June 29, 2018

VB Ladies Golf Tournament

Mark your calendars for the 2018 VB Ladies Golf Tournament.

Come play, mingle, and make new golf buddies on your favourite beach course!

The 2018 Ladies VB Golf Tournament is Wednesday, July 25 this year, with sign-up starting July 3 at the golf course. Enter soon as the draws (8:30 AM and 11:30 AM) to this popular and relaxed nine-hole event fill up quickly.

With limited space, registration is open only till noon July 23. All participants must be 18 and over, and payment is required at registration (non-members also pay green fees). Create your own team or sign up as a single; it’s a great way to meet new friends.

This year’s tournament fee is only $20 — an excellent deal as it includes a prize-filled wind-up party at the Victoria Beach Community Centre on Hwy 59, with delicious treats from the Merry Makers. And yes, there will be wine.

The golf tournament committee is currently soliciting donations for prizes and silent auction items, which can be dropped off to any of the organizers below, or at the golf course up to July 20.

Donors are, as always, gratefully acknowledged at the event and in the Herald online and in print. All proceeds from this fun beach event go to charity.

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VB YOGA We are excited to welcome everyone back to the VB yoga program this summer!

First of all, a big thank you to Pamela Beazley for all her efforts over the past few years convening and setting up the wonderful new yoga program at the clubhouse! We are grateful not only to have so many classes available, but also to have the opportunity to practice with a variety of skilled instructors.

The yoga program at VB has personal significance to me, as it was started in the mid 70’s by my grandmother, Dorothy Gregory. A long-time cottager and later a resident of Victoria Beach; she led classes, workshops and retreats with the assistance of her daughter Ruth Gregory and long time student and friend, Jane Carroll. Jane eventually took over teaching for Dorothy in her later years.

It feels pretty special to be a part of my grandmother’s yoga legacy here at VB as a third-generation yoga instructor. I am truly happy to be helping out with the yoga program this year, as it means a lot to be able to contribute to the ever-growing VB yoga community and to carry on what my grandmother Dorothy started some 40 years ago!

This summer you will experience 9 different instructors; all highly trained and have achieved different levels of mastery in their own unique ways. Information about who will be teaching and the style of class you can expect will be featured in the Herald each week.

July 2nd and 4th we will have Savannah Luff leading the practice. 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.

Keith Macpherson will be back July 6th and will lead 2 classes.

Following classes, he will have a brief talk and book signing on mindfulness. Keith is highly trained by some of the world’s best teachers in various styles of yoga, including Moksha, Hatha, Vinyasa, Power and Yin. He embraces both the physical and spiritual aspects of yoga and incorporates intention setting and mindfulness into his transformative classes. Keith’s class is suitable for all levels from beginner to advanced, and you can expect to hear some beautiful live music during the class!

You can buy your yoga wristband as an add-on to the regular VB club membership for $15 or at the door before yoga class.

You can also do a drop-in class anytime for $5.

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Join author and musician, Keith Macpherson for a very special keynote talk and workshop on his upcoming book release, Making Sense of Mindfulness. During this special event, Keith Macpherson will speak about the five principles of mindfulness and how to integrate them into your daily life. Following the event, advanced copies of the new book will be available for purchase along with a book signing.

Aside from his work in mindfulness, Keith is a well-known musician and yoga instructor at Victoria Beach. Be sure to come out and gain some new inspiration on July 6th, 2018 at 12:15 pm, Victoria Beach Club House. For more information on Keith Macpherson, please visit: www.keithmacpherson.ca

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Monday July 2 will be our Welcome Back Bridge evening where, in addition to bridge, we ask that you bring an appetizer to share and your favorite beverage. Come early (around 6 PM) to socialize with your bridge friends and enjoy the food and drink.

Bridge is still just a loonie and we are selling cold drinks for a loonie also. If you don’t have a partner, call Ken at 756-3612.

Please support the Victoria Beach Club by buying a seasonal membership. There would be no bridge without the support of the Victoria Beach Club.

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The intrepid duo of Jared Connell and Robert Kennedy are back again this year on Tuesday, July 3rd, to lend their expertise to our tennis community. Jared and Robert will spend some time in the morning training our court attendants in the skills of conducting tennis lessons and activities for the children of Victoria Beach.

In addition, they are offering an adult tennis doubles clinic. Sign up will take place beginning Monday morning, July 2nd. Please sign up early as there will only be 8 participants per session. Cost of the session is $10.00. Please note you must pay as you sign up to secure your spot. If demand requires, the second session will begin at high noon. Stay tuned! *Session 2 will run only if there is more demand than Session 1 can accommodate.

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VB FLEA MARKET

Saturday, July 7 • 12:30pm–2:30pm Victoria Beach Clubhouse

Welcome back to Victoria Beach… our happy place! Once again, here is your opportunity to donate to the Victoria Beach Club by gifting us your treasures. Last year, with the help of our VB Community & all the Volunteers we had the most successful Flea Market ever by raising over $3800 for our Victoria Beach Club.

As the new flea market convener last year, I was overwhelmed & privileged to have so many members of the community come out & support this important VB Club event. The success of the Flea Market begins with Volunteers who can provide their own trucks to help with the early morning pick-up followed by Volunteers for unloading, setting-up, sorting, pricing & to work at the Flea Market event in the afternoon.

Our Sunrise Set Up: If you are willing to join us early in the morning, please “Come on Down” to help with pick up, unloading, sorting, set-up & pricing items as this all starts at 8:00 am … the earlier you can come the better, as we are in desperate need of your help. If you have past flea market experience, please identify yourself & your area of expertise… antiques, artwork, electrical, furniture, linens, pricing, sporting goods, toys, etc... but please take note that DUE TO SAFETY, ALL Volunteers between 8:00am– 12:30pm (whether or not accompanied by an adult) MUST be of teenage years 13+ with NO EXCEPTIONS. Children 12 and younger are more than welcome to volunteer at the event from 12:30pm-2:30pm accompanied by their parent.

If you are a Volunteer with a truck, please contact Joanne Parker Gibson at 204-891-1602 or jparkergibson@icloud.com by Friday, July 6th to register as you’ll be assigned a special gate pass & then on the Saturday please feel free to bring a buddy or crew and pick up your assigned route.

A very important reminder to only put out your donated items in front of your property on Saturday, July 7th between 5:00am - 8:00am. Unfortunately, donations put out on the avenues Friday evening disappear and never make it to the Flea Market which then prevents us from receiving your fabulous donation. If you have items to donate in advance please email: lyndsidr@telus.net Also, very important if you are donating items for the Flea Market & the Book Sale please keep them CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE

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in a SEPARATE box/bag and label them either Flea Market or Book Sale. Also, please note we can ONLY accept small electrical appliances that are CSA approved. Unfortunately, we can NOT PICK UP: life jackets, mattresses, sofas, large appliances, TVs, microwaves, car seats, bed frames, cribs, toilets, carpets, BBQs and please … NO clothing or broken items!

Environmentally Friendly Clean Up The Clean-up from 2:30pm-5:00pm is always a challenge after the Flea Market. We are looking to have as many unsold items donated to other organizations. Aside from the Spence Street Thrift Shop, the other charitable organizations in Winnipeg and the surrounding areas cannot make the trip to pick up items at the end of the day. We are looking for volunteers with a truck or van to help with the clean-up. You may take the items to a charity of your choice or drop them off at the skate building next to the VB Community Centre on Hwy 59, which will be open after the flea market until 5:00pm as the Merry Makers are hosting a rummage sale in the fall.

So if you can help us out with the environmentally friendly clean up so no unsold items end up in the landfill please contact Jennifer Engbrecht who is one of our Clean-up Conveners at jennifersings@ mymts.net.

Once again, I hope you’re all looking forward to this year’s Flea Market & I’m confident with the ongoing support and encouragement of our wonderful VB community, our 2018 VB Flea Market will be a resounding success for our Victoria Beach Club!

See you at the Beach, Lyndsi da Roza, Flea Market Convener lyndsidr@telus.net

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Trivia Night Friday, August 3, 7:00-10:00. Cash Bar Show everyone how smart you really are at the Victoria Beach Trivia Night, Friday August 3. Form a team of ten of your smartest friends to compete against others from the beach.

Questions will cover a wide range of topics and learning styles so everyone will be able to compete and contribute. Speed will not be an issue as much as accuracy, so all members of the team can play a part in each answer.

Gather your smartest friends for a fun evening of intellectual competition where all will be competing for the title: “The Smartest People at Victoria Beach”.

The cost to register a team of ten is $100.00. Can’t find ten smart friends? Buy single tickets for $10 and be seated at the Genius Table. All proceeds go to the VB Clubhouse renovation. Tickets go on sale Saturday July 14, at the tennis kiosk. Get your team together early as tables are limited.

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“Best Spot on the Lot” Raffle Winners

Victoria Beach Community Centre Grounds Starting June 16, Every Saturday until Sept.1 10 am – 1 pm LOOK WHO IS BACK FOR OPENING DAY! • Rick,The Honey Guy • Brooke’s Garden • Braman’s The Veggie Wagon • The Leggings Den • Wild Rice • Toban Folk Crafts • Birdhouses Demetra Apothecary •Tupperware • Scentsy • Rasa Holistic Teas & Ghee • Michael’s Sharpening Brie’s Botanicals • 31 Gifts And some new additions……

Welcome to Kaitlyn with Sweet Hearts Baking And that’s just for June 16th.

The list is growing with new and returning vendors for other Saturdays.

For Vendor Information Contact Margaret @ 756-2181 or www.vbcommunitycentre.com

Congratulations to Brian and Kathy Taylor who won the “best spot” in the parking lot for the summer of 2018. Other winners are Cathy and Bob McInnis who won the 4 free taxi rides, Gary Brethauer who won the $75.00 gift certificate to Carol’s on Leon, and Arroll Stewart who won the beauty package from Tiffanie’s Beauty Salon on Ateah Rd. Thank you to Kevin and Sandra Ateah, Carol Danwich and Tiffanie for donating the prizes. Tickets for this year’s draw will be on sale at the parking lot and at various beach activities throughout the summer. The draw is at noon on Sunday, Sept.

2nd. Tickets are $2.00, and proceeds support the Doctor’s Office, our First Responders and our Volunteer Fire Fighters.

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Summer is here again and the beach activities will soon be in full swing. VB is a wonderful place to relax and rejuvenate the body, mind and spirit.

The VB Community summer church holds services every Sunday at 10:00am beginning July 1/18. Location is St Michael’s Church- corner of 8th & Pine.

We look forward to having Murray Henderson from the Anglican Church lead the service on July 1st. Choir practice is at 9:30, if you enjoy singing we’d love to have you join us. Following the service stay to enjoy cake and refreshments and catch up with old friends and meet new ones.

Hope to see you there.

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VB Yacht Club Update With the first race of the season starting tomorrow, we are always looking crew members to join us. If you are interested, please come down to the club for about 9:30am. Sailing school starts on July 9th and is filling up fast. We would encourage you to register early to ensure you get the times of your choice.

Mark your calendars... the legendary VBYC dance is just around the corner on Aug 5th. Join us for and evening of entertainment with The Pink Socks!

VBYC merchandise will be available for sale, so come early as we always sellout.

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VB Girls’ Tennis with Robert Kennedy

Tennis games, friends and fun… for girls 5-12 years old

Tuesday, July 4th

3:00 - 3:45 (7 and under) 3:45 - 4:30 (ages 8-12) 4:40 - 5:15 (ages 13 and over) Sign-up at the tennis kiosk (limit 50 girls) Rackets available at the courts This is a FREE event for VB club members! (make sure to wear your wristbands)

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Mark Your Calendars!!

The 2018 Victoria Beach and District Walk for Water in support of the Lake Winnipeg Foundation (LWF) is happening on Sunday, August 12.

As usual, registration will begin at 9:15 AM at the VB Clubhouse, and the 2.5 km Walk will start at 10. All ages are welcome! (Keep in mind that participants from outside the area will be allowed free parking in the VB lot that morning.)

The LWF continues to speak out on behalf Lake Winnipeg on such issues as potentially harmful agricultural and municipal sewage treatment practices that threaten the health of our lake.

At the same time, the LWF is energetically involved with projects that can improve Lake Winnipeg’s health. Recently, for example, it has been (and continues to be) hard at work recruiting and training volunteers for the Lake Winnipeg Community-Based Monitoring Network. So far, these “citizen scientists” have collected thousands of water samples from over 75 sites across Manitoba. Their aim is to identify phosphorous hotspots so as to

help address our lake’s problem with harmful algae.

Please plan to support Lake Winnipeg by supporting this year’s Walk for Water either as a participant or as a donor. Pledge forms for walkers will become available during the first week in July at several Victoria Beach locations, at Saffie’s in Albert Beach and online at lakewinnipegfoundation.org. (If you choose to donate to the LWF either by cheque or online, please indicate that your donation is being made in connection with the 2018 VB and District Walk for Water.)

For more information, contact either Deanne McDonald (204 756 2911; deamcd@mymts.net) or Sandy McCaig (204 756 8855; sandy.mccaig@gmail.com)

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Art Thursdays

Art Thursdays has now started for the season! This is the second year for this program that will be held in the VB Clubhouse each Thursday from 12 to 3pm. 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.

Last year the clubhouse was buzzing with creative artistic energy. All ages and skill levels are welcome to attend. If you don’t have a club membership a $5 day pass can be purchased at the door. Each Thursday there will be several artists all teaching at the same time. Please stop by and check it out.

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 of the artists confirmed so far for this year.

Please contact each artist directly to attend their class. Some classes are full and have a waiting list. I will keep updating on the Victoria Beach Club facebook group as new artists sign up to teach.

Barbara Pritchard Class Roster: 1.

Painting with Nancy-Lou Ateah (Contact via Facebook)

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Cooking -with Sophie Saboureau (contact via Facebook)

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Fireworks Night at Victoria Beach!

This Canada Day fireworks spectacular will take place on Canada Day, Sunday, July 1st at 10:45pm.

Best views are from Yacht Club Beach or Redwing Park. Remember if you’re out on the water stay well away from the Pier!

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Swimming lessons begin on Monday, July 2nd.

Registration Day - Sunday, July 1st from 10am-12pm @ the Clubhouse

All registration will be first-come, first-served. Payment is due upon registration.

Session 1: July 2 – July 20 • Session 2: July 23 – August 10

Red Cross Swim Preschool Programs: Preschool I and Preschool II (corresponds to Sea Otter, Salamander, Sunfish, Crocodile & Whale) This program is for children 3-6 years of age.

Lessons are designed to be fun, using lots of songs, games, and themes. Basic swimming skills and age-specific water safety are taught. Swim staff will assist you in determining which program your child should be registered in.

Red Cross Swim Kids Program This program is for children 5 years of age and older. It is a 10-level program designed to help swimmers develop the five main swimming strokes—front crawl, back crawl, elementary back stroke, breast stroke, and sidestroke—which supports learning how to be safe in, on, and around the water. The program also increases fitness and endurance through enjoyable activities.

Fun+Fitness Program This program provides competent swimmers a class where they can have fun with friends and get a good workout, without the stress of getting badges and trying to pass levels. Specifically for those who have passed Level 10 but are not old enough to or are not taking the Bronze Medallion/Cross programs at this time but who want to stay swim fit. Sessions will be a mixture of swimming, water games, some safety and the opportunity to get to know other kids the same age at the beach.

Lifesaving Society Programs Bronze Star - This award is the pre-Bronze Medallion training standard and excellent preparation for success in Bronze Medallion. Candidates develop problem solving and decision

making skills as individuals and with partners. This course includes CPR Level A. *Canadian Swim Patrol is recommended, but not required.

Bronze Medallion - This course teaches an understanding of lifesaving principles embodied in the four components of water rescue education (judgment, knowledge, skills and fitness) in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk and complexity. This course includes CPR Level A. Emergency First Aid certification is taught with this course. *To register for this course you must have your Bronze Star AND/ OR be 13 years old by the last day of the course.

Bronze Cross - This course is designed for lifesavers who want the challenge of more advanced lifesaving training, including an introduction into safety supervision in aquatic facilities.

Bronze Cross is a prerequisite award for most advanced training programs. This course includes CPR level C. Standard First Aid certification is taught with this course. *To register for this course you must have your Bronze Medallion.

Fees and Session Dates for the 2018 Season Standard Group Lessons for Level Preschool I to Level 10 and for Fun+Fintess - three-week sessions at a fee of $25.00 per session; lessons are ½ hour daily. You may register for Session 1, Session 2 or both (or any part of a session) - Students may be registered for both sessions on registration day.

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Private and semi-private lessons for Red Cross Swim Kids Level Preschool I to Level 10 will also be available upon request, time permitting.

Lessons are ½ hour. The fee for private lessons is $55.00 per student per week and for semi-private lessons (maximum two students at the same level), $40.00 per student per week. We will make every effort to accommodate your request, but there are no guarantees.

Lifesaving Society Programs

Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross, in one - six week session from July 2 – August 10.

Lesson length: ½ hour for Bronze Star; 1 hour for Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross.

The fees are as follows: Bronze Star - $75.00 Bronze Medallion & Bronze Cross - $165.00.

Bronze-level lifesaving classes may have additional fees of between $10 and $50, depending on level and need for textbooks.

These fees will be paid directly to instructors when due.

Red Cross Babysitting Course

To start, you should: - Bring your copy of VB Club membership form (memberships available on-site; wristbands will NOT be accepted as proof of VB Club membership) - Know medical insurance numbers for each registrant - Bring cash or cheque book - Know relevant medical conditions of each registrant (asthma, allergies, etc) - Know expected date of arrival/departure (see below) - Bring your own pen or pencil (highly recommended) STEP 1/AREA 1 – Choose Your Classes - Pick up a registration form and a swim program policy statement from the first table as you enter or from an instructor outside if you arrive early.

- Check out the big program schedule poster to find your preferred classes and see how classes are filling up.

- Please read the policy document THOROUGHLY, then complete and sign your registration forms.

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STEP 3/AREA 3 – Get Signed Up - There will be several lines in this area each ending in an instructor who will assign students to classes. Just pick the shortest line and keep an eye on the master list of classes as spots are filled in.

STEP 4/AREA 4 –Payment/Fee Calculation - Pay by cash or cheque (payable to the Victoria Beach Club).

- If possible, please use line-up time to complete your cheques. * As usual, we will do our best to have the various areas well labeled, but we rely on our experienced VBers to help anyone looking overwhelmed. Thank you in advance.

am (at the Clubhouse if it is raining). The above fees apply. The base rate for Red Cross Swim Kids is $25.00 for three weeks or any part thereof. Please ensure that you have your copy of the VB Club membership form, medical insurance numbers and either cash or cheque payment. *Looking forward to seeing you on Swim Registration Day, Sunday, July 1st from 10am – 12pm @ the Clubhouse.

Tamara Roehr and Alice Russell, VB Club Swim Conveners

*Please note that persons in default of payment from last year will not be allowed to register this year until their accounts are cleared by cash payment. *Again, we are asking you to “know” your expected date of departure. Too often we have found that a child will suddenly greet the instructor with “Today is my last day!” Of course the instructor, not having known this, has not prepared a progress report, and is unable to complete one while teaching that day’s lesson. We hope to eliminate this problem by asking for this date in advance. The date is not intended to be binding. You are free to change your mind, though we will still require two or three days’ notice if you decide to leave earlier than your stated date. *If you cannot attend Registration Day, our Swim Staff will be available for swimming registrations and the purchase of VB Club Memberships daily at the Swim Dock from 9:00-10:00

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Welcome Back Everyone! I am so pumped to get summer going and to see you all!

NEW ONLINE MEMBERSHIP PURCHASE this year! Please go to http://www.victoriabeachclub.com and click on the MEMBERSHIP link. There you will be able to purchase your membership, tennis shoe tags, and yoga pass with your credit cards. You will also be able to make a donation to the club to help us keep it in great shape for you and your families! After all, what would the beach be without all these great activities that we get at such a great rate!

The site has been launched and will be available until June, 28, 2018. After this time period you can purchase your membership through the regular channels; Tennis Courts, Library and Victoria Beach Gate during regular business hours.

On July long, we will have a table to pick up your wristbands.

Please ensure you bring a print out copy of your purchase, or the email confirmation on your smart phone to show us. Times are as follows; The Parking Lot Saturday from 9 am – 12 noon, June 30, 2018 Clubhouse – Sunday from 9 am – 12 noon, July 1, 2018 • Memberships $50.00 per family • Tennis (after membership purchased) $15.00 per person • Yoga (after membership purchased) $15.00 per person • Individual day passes $5.00 per person (These passes will entitle the wearer to participate in all Club activities (including yoga and tennis) offered on that particular

day, and will replace the tennis guest pass. Passes may be bought in advance, but must be dated for the appropriate day at the time of purchase) Now, you are probably wondering about those amazing canvassers that come visit you every year? There will still be some, however, not for every route. The online membership is easing the work of those dedicated canvassers that would like a break.

We know you all love the door to door service of the membership drive; however, we need to conserve volunteer energy. We strongly encourage you to purchase your membership online before June 28th, 2018. We are always accepting volunteers though, if you would like to ever help out. Just send me a email to monlywhite@hotmail.com.

See you on the beach!

Monica White Phone /Text: 1 204 461 1694 Email monlywhite@hotmail.com

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VB in the OffSeason

A few of the events that happened over this past winter in Victoria Beach

Ladies Curling Bonspiel Bridesmaid Theme

Life’s Better at the Beach – Sign Making

Enjoying the fresh Powder!

Beautiful Day for a Ski!

Great Turnout for Snow Much Fun Day

Warming up at the Bonfire

Kids Hammer Game

70th Anniversary of the Merrymakers – Ladies Tea Day

Candidate for RMVB COUNCILLOR - July 27 Election AN EXPERIENCED AND REASONABLE VOICE FOR ALL OF VB

GRAHAM RANDLE

FOR A UNIFIED COMMUNITY

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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Victoria Beach cottage owner Dr. A. Brown at your service.

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2018 Rec Staff Bios Hi my name is Julia and I will be your head rec assistant this summer! I am currently 19 years old and I just finished my second year of university. I am working towards a BFA at the University of Manitoba and hopefully in the future become an animator for Disney! I love to dance and participate in group workout classes. In the summertime I really enjoy reading a book on the beach, hanging out with family and friends and creating artwork. I am looking forward to another amazing summer at VB! Hi, my name is Jack Menec and I am very excited to be a Rec. Assistant this year! I am 16 years old and just finished grade 10 at St. Paul’s High school. I’ve grown up at Victoria Beach, attending Rec. activities, swimming, making friends and enjoying the summer for longer than I can remember. I play hockey for the Fort Garry Flyers, rugby for the St. Paul’s Crusaders, and I’d also say I’m a pretty decent fisherman too.

Seeing my beauty of an older brother Parker as a Rec. Assistant has always made me want to be a part of the program as well. I am very excited for my first year and look forward to seeing everyone at the coming events this summer!

Hi, my name is Karissa Bowden and I’m very excited to be a Rec Assistant again this year! This fall I will be going into grade 12 at Kelvin High School. I am a competitive dancer at Kickit Dance Studio, where I am also an assistant teacher.

In my spare time, I enjoy sketching and photography.

Some of my favourite things to do at VB are going on bike rides, getting treats at the bakery and spending time at the beach with a good book. I am looking forward to meeting everyone and having a great summer!

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Hi! My name is Tia Davison and I am very excited to be returning for my second summer as a Rec. Assistant.

This upcoming fall I will be going into my final year at Shaftesbury High School and am looking forward to graduating with the class of 2019! I love playing both indoor and outdoor soccer and enjoyed being the libero on Shaftesbury’s varsity volleyball team. I had a blast last year being on the Rec. Staff and I learned quickly that the VB kids have quite the aim when it comes to throwing dodgeballs! If we haven’t met yet please don’t be shy and come say hi! I can’t wait for another fun-filled summer at Victoria Beach and am looking forward to seeing everyone participate at the activities!

My name is Linnea Kosokowsky. I’m going into grade 11 at St. Mary’s Academy this fall. In the city, I love to play soccer and the piano.

I’ve been going to VB my whole life, and it’s my favourite place! I love to play tennis and go for bike rides.

My favourite item from the bakery is a pecan bun. I’m super excited to meet everyone and to have an awesome summer!

Hi, my name is Andrew Kaul and this will be my first year being a Rec. Assistant. I just finished grade 11 at St. Paul’s High School and will be returning there for my grade 12 year. I have been coming down to Victoria Beach since I was a kid and grew up doing all the Rec events.

Growing up I loved participating in all the events like sports day, sand castle building, bike race, junior tennis tournament, and all the teen events. My favourite parts of summer are to spend time with friends, playing lots and lots of tennis, and going to the beach. I am very excited to start a fun-filled summer with everyone!

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2018 Rec Staff Bios Hi, I’m Dana Poulton. I will be entering grade 12 at Oak Park High School as incoming co-president in the fall.

I love playing all different kind of sports and mainly just being active. I have been coming down to Victoria Beach for as long as I can remember and have always enthusiastically participated in all the activities Victoria Beach has to offer. Some of my favourites included arts and crafts, sports day, movie nights, and games where we played my all-time favourite game of world domination. My favourite memories from summer were all from when I was participating with the Victoria Beach Club activities. I’m looking forward to another wonderful summer filled with trips to the bakery, pier jumps, beach days, tennis games, and this summer the opportunity to be a rec assistant. I hope that I can help make your summer as special and memorable as mine are, here at Victoria Beach. See you at the games field!

My name is Abi Popel. I attend St. John’s Ravenscourt School and will be going into grade 11 this upcoming fall.

Ever since I was a kid I had wanted to be a rec assistant, and this year I am thrilled to have the opportunity to be one! I have been vacationing on lake Winnipeg my entire life and bought a cabin in VB 6 years ago. I hope that this summer will be one of the best ones yet! My favourite things at VB include jumping off the pier and going to movie nights with my friends. I hope all of you have a fun and relaxing summer, can’t wait to see you at the events!

Fitness at Victoria Beach Looking to stay fit this summer? The Victoria Beach Club has your back with “Bootcamp with Julie.” The bootcamps run from 9-10am on the following dates: July 2, 4, 9, 11, 13, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30 August 1, 3, 8, 10, 13, 17 Meet at the Memorial Stage in the park. Please come early on your first day to sign a waiver & wear your membership wristband or the drop-in fee is $5. It does get hot and we work hard so remember to bring water with you!

If you have any questions, please call or text Julie at 204-9792707.

Total Body Conditioning & Aerobics 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: July 3, 5, 10, 12, 31, August 2, 7, 9 - Julie July 17, 19, 24, 26 - Laurel August 14, 16 - Janice

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

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Howdy VB Kids!!

Are you ready for another action-packed VB summer? You better be, we have lots of cool stuff planned My name is Bruce Sirrell and I am thrilled to be back as the Rec Director for another summer!

Welcome back to Brendan as the Head Rec Assistant and welcome to our new Rec Assistants Tess, Sam, Jaxin and John.

Big thanks to Lily and her mom Nancy Sarchuk for helping us out with crafts again this year, they have some really cool things planned for this summer.

Here is the plan for our first week of events starting on Monday June 29: Arts and Crafts will once again run on Tuesdays only, this week the craft will be “Clothespin Creations”. Please save any glass jars you have for a future craft (jars from jam, etc ) Movies start at 7:30 at the clubhouse, this week’s movies are June 30 Box Trolls-PG 96 min July 2 Annie-PG 118 min Bike Hike will be to Albert Beach. Please remember to bring a helmet- no helmet, no bike hike! We always stop at the store first and then head down to the beach. If you want a treat, please remember your money and your bathing suit and towel if you want to swim at the beach.

We meet at the clubhouse just before 10 and are back usually just before noon. Parents and grandparents are always welcome and appreciated on the hike!

As a reminder, kids games, golf lessons and family games are held in the big sports field by the clubhouse, behind the Moonlight.

Please remember to get your VB Club Family membership and make sure to wear your wristbands to all events.

It’s going to be another fantastic VB summer, I can’t wait to see all you guys again!

See you on the sports field Bruce Sirrrell Rec Director

Rural Municipality of Victoria Beach Reeve: Brian Hodgson Councillors: Kathy McKibbin, Linda McMillan, Penny McMorris, Gordon Buchanan 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

RMVB Garbage Pickup Summer Schedule

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.

2018 Victoria Beach Golf Course Rates

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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Fitness at Victoria Beach

Looking to stay fit this summer? The Victoria Beach Club has your back with “Bootcamp with Julie.” The bootcamps run from 9-10am on the following dates: July 2, 4, 9, 11, 13, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30 August 1, 3, 8, 10, 13, 17 Meet at the Memorial Stage in the park. Please come early on your first day to sign a waiver & wear your membership wristband or the drop-in fee is $5. It does get hot and we work hard so remember to bring water with you!

If you have any questions, please call or text Julie at 204-9792707.

Total Body Conditioning & Aerobics 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: July 3, 5, 10, 12, 31, August 2, 7, 9 - Julie July 17, 19, 24, 26 - Laurel August 14, 16 - Janice

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 begin on Monday July 2nd and will generally be held on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays with the exception of the following days because I will not be at VB; July 6th, 18th, & 25th, August 3rd, 6th & 15th. Please check the VB Herald weekly as dates might be subject to change. 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 204-979-2707. Please come early on your first day to sign waivers.

Julie McPetrie

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RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF VICTORIA BEACH GENERAL ELECTION JULY 27, 2018

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A VOTE OF THE ELECTORS OF THE RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF VICTORIA BEACH WILL BE TAKEN TO ELECT A REEVE AND 4 COUNCILLORS FROM THE FOLLOWING NOMINATED CANDIDATES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY WILL APPEAR ON THE BALLOTS. REEVE: MCMORRIS, Penny

HODGSON, Brian T.

VOTE FOR ONE CANDIDATE ONLY COUNCILLORS: EINFELD, Brad

KUMKA, Irwin H. BARTMANOVICH, Mike AXWORTHY, Steve CHADSEY, Ian RANDLE, Graham VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN

FOUR (4) CANDIDATES THE POLLS REQUIRED TO ELECT SUCH CANDIDATES WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS: ADVANCE POLLS – 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, JULY 7TH, 2018 – SENIOR SCENE, 3 ATEAH ROAD, VICTORIA BEACH WEDNESDAY, JULY 11TH, 2018 – RM OF VICTORIA BEACH MUNICIPAL OFFICE, 705-1661 PORTAGE AVENUE, WINNIPEG, MB REGULAR POLLS – 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 – RM OF VICTORIA BEACH MUNICIPAL OFFICE, 705-1661 PORTAGE AVENUE, WINNIPEG, MB. FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 – SENIOR SCENE, 3 ATEAH ROAD, VICTORIA BEACH FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2018 – VICTORIA BEACH CLUBHOUSE, 99 SUNSET BLVD, VICTORIA BEACH APPLICATION TO VOTE BY SEALED ENVELOPE AN ELECTOR WHO IS UNABLE TO GO IN PERSON TO THE POLLING PLACE OR ADVANCE POLL FOR AN ELECTION, MAY APPLY IN WRITING TO THE SENIOR ELECTION OFFICIAL PRIOR TO JULY 24TH, 2018 TO VOTE BY SEALED ENVELOPE. ANY QUALIFIED ELECTOR MAY VOTE BY SEALED ENVELOPE BY APPLYING IN PERSON AT THE MUNICIPAL OFFICE, 705-1661 PORTAGE AVENUE, IN WINNIPEG ON ANY DAY FROM JUNE 29TH UNTIL JULY 24TH, 2018 DURING REGULAR OFFICE HOURS. ANY APPLICATION TO VOTE BY SEALED ENVELOPE BY MAIL MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE SENIOR ELECTION OFFICIAL BY JULY 24TH. AN APPLICATION TO VOTE

BY MAIL MUST INCLUDE THE APPLICANT’S NAME, ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBER, INCLUDE COPIES OF IDENTIFICATION AND A DECLARATION. CONTACT THE SENIOR ELECTION OFFICIAL OR ONE OF THE CANDIDATES FOR THE PROPER APPLICATION FORM.

B) IS A REGISTERED OWNER OF LAND IN THE MUNICIPALITY ON ELECTION DAY AND HAS BEEN SO FOR AT LEAST THE SIX MONTHS BEFORE ELECTION DAY (JANUARY 26th, 2018) (VOTER’S NAME MUST APPEAR AS A REGISTERED OWNER ON MUNICIPAL ASSESSMENT ROLLS) (PROPERTY REGISTERED IN A CORPORATE NAME DOES NOT QUALIFY THE OWNERS OF THE CORPORATION TO VOTE) IF THREE OR MORE NON-RESIDENT PERSONS QUALIFY AS REGISTERED OWNERS OF A PARCEL OF LAND, A) NO MORE THAN TWO OF THEM ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE; AND B) IN ORDER TO BE INCLUDED ON THE VOTERS LIST, EACH OF THE TWO VOTERS MUST FILE WITH THE SENIOR ELECTION OFFICIAL THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE MAJORITY OF THE REGISTERED OWNERS OF THE LAND. THE DEADLINE FOR ADDING OR REMOVING ANY NAMES TO THE VOTERS LIST WAS THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018.

CHALLENGING A VOTER: AN ELECTION OFFICIAL OR SCRUTINEER MAY CHALLENGE A PERSON WISHING TO VOTE IF THEY BELIEVE THE PERSON IS NOT AN ELIGIBLE VOTER, OR THE PERSON HAS ALREADY VOTED IN THE ELECTION. (WHETHER OR NOT THEIR NAME IS ON THE VOTERS’ LIST) THE PERSON MAKING THE CHALLENGE SHOULD STATE THE REASON FOR THE CHALLENGE WHICH WILL BE RECORDED IN THE POLL BOOK. A CHALLENGE MUST BE MADE BEFORE THE VOTER IS GIVEN A BALLOT. IN ORDER TO VOTE, A VOTER WHO HAS BEEN CHALLENGED MUST TAKE AN OATH THAT THEY ARE AN ELIGIBLE VOTER AND ESTABLISH IDENTITY. ONCE THE PERSON HAS DONE SO, NO FURTHER CHALLENGES MAY BE MADE. A BALLOT MAY THEN BE GIVEN TO THE VOTER. IF THE VOTER WHO HAS BEEN CHALLENGED REFUSES OR FAILS TO TAKE AN OATH TO ESTABLISH IDENTITY, THEY WILL NOT BE GIVEN A BALLOT. ELECTION OFFICIALS MAY REQUEST A VOTER TO PRODUCE IDENTIFICATION, EVEN IF THE PERSON’S NAME IS ON THE VOTERS’ LIST. ACCEPTABLE ID CONSISTS OF AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT THAT CONTAINS A PHOTO OF THE VOTER OR AT LEAST TWO OTHER DOCUMENTS IDENTIFYING THE INDIVIDUAL. ELECTION OFFICIALS HAVE THE DISCRETION TO ACCEPT “SATISFACTORY” EVIDENCE, IF THE VOTER DOES NOT HAVE IDENTIFICATION. THIS COULD INCLUDE VERIFICATION FROM ANOTHER VOTER OR ELECTION OFFICIAL THAT THE PERSON INDEED RESIDES OR OWNS PROPERTY IN THE MUNICIPALITY.

ELECTION RESULTS: QUALIFICATION OF A VOTER – WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE MUNICIPAL WEBSITE ON ELECTION A PERSON IS ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN A MUNICIPAL ELECTION IF NIGHT. RESULTS WILL BE POSTED AS THEY BECOME AVAILABLE HE OR SHE IS: A) A CANADIAN CITIZEN AND IS AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD ON FROM THE VARIOUS POLLS. ELECTION DAY; AND CONTACT INFORMATION: B) A RESIDENT OF THE MUNICIPALITY ON ELECTION DAY ROGER A. BOUVIER AND HAS BEEN SO FOR AT LEAST THE SIX MONTHS BEFORE SENIOR ELECTION OFFICIAL (SE0) ELECTION DAY (JANUARY 26th, 2018) RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF VICTORIA BEACH A PERSON WHO IS NOT A RESIDENT OF THE MUNICIPALITY IS 705-1661 PORTAGE AVENUE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN AN ELECTION IN THAT MUNICIPALITY IF HE WINNIPEG, MANITOBA OR SHE IS: PHONE: 204-792-0849 A) A CANADIAN CITIZEN AND IS AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD ON E-MAIL: municipalsolutions@mts.net ELECTION DAY; AND

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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.

NEED A HANDYMAN? For prompt, courteous, and reliable help call Mike’s Handyman Service at 204-799-1703.

AUTHOR, HEALING FACILITATOR, COACH offering energy attunements, DNA activations, clearing emotional blocks, crystal tuning fork cleanse, light language www.suzanneforcese. com Phone 204-756-2387.

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

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. 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.

NOTICE - All Trailers parked in the Lot must be registered and paid for or will be removed. Thank you, VBPL Management Obituary

George Heffelfinger

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.

Welcome back everyone – for another great summer!

4 Evergreen ....................$25,900 Special-includes clearing & driveway 6 Evergreen ....................$25,900 Special-includes clearing & driveway 29 Evergreen..................$29,900 Special-includes clearing & driveway 23 Lakewood .................$29,900 Special-includes clearing & driveway Solds in Victoria Beach 2018 Victoria Beach Non-Restricted Area 57 Bayview Lakefront 10 David Rd REDUCED ..$129,500 214 5th Ave 60 Hampton Lakeview .... $219,900 32 Ateah Rd 2 Irving Dr ....................$219,900 1 Elm Ave 66 PTH 59 Hwy ..............$59,900 10 Elm Ave 6 Eastshore Rd

21 Irving Dr Lots , Land & Acreage 4 Ateah Rd ......................$41,900 38 Wabanong Blvd.

15 Mike Bay....................$29,900 78 Gibson Dr 62 Hampton Rd .............$19,999

Victoria Beach Restricted Area 221 6th Ave .................... $224,900 304 8th Ave REDUCED .... $239,000 14 Ajax Pl ........................ $119,900 64 Gibson Dr. ................. $189,900 204 5th Ave .................. $274,900 201 5th Ave ................... $189,900 211 1st Ave ................... $249,900

WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS! 204-756-3749 ateahrealty.com Come & enjoy paradise at VB! 39004 Hillside Beach Rd

Long time cottage owner George Heffelfinger died peacefully on June 13 in Victoria BC. He was predeceased by his wife Jane in 2011. He will be remembered by old time cottagers for his beautiful rock garden, erudite articles about natural history in the Herald, and banjo hootenannies on the deck at 337 Sunset.

Other memories include an ill-fated trip down the Red River on the SS Nutamis where they were stranded on a sandbar and had to be rescued by the coast guard, (Paul Grover and Tommy Rathwell), and adventurous weekend treks to outlying areas(Manatowagan) with pal Cec Grover and their combined broods in the back of Sam Ateah’s truck.

The Grants, the Axworthys, the Grovers, the Westburys, the Knoxes, the Duffs, and so many more, count among special friends in the VB community. Lisa, Amanda, Park and their assorted offspring will be in residence at the cottage in both July and August.

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Obituary

Bruce Edward Purdy

June 19, 1936 – February 20, 2018 After a long seven-year battle with Alzheimer’s, Bruce is at peace.

Left to mourn his passing is his wife, Donna Thain, daughter Leanne Van Bergen (Phil) and two grandchildren, Derek and Amy to whom he held great pride.

Predeceased by his first wife, Jacqueline in 1995, his parents (Louise and Ralph Purdy) and his brother Warren.

Bruce was a graduate of Fine Arts from the U of M and spent his career working for two advertising firms as production manager (Foster and McKim).

In retirement, he pursued his creative skills making pottery, working with stones and refinishing furniture as the illustrious “Male Stripper” of Victoria Beach.

The best place to be, for Bruce, was Victoria Beach and as a member of the Ateah family, he spent every summer there. As a teenager he helped Uncle John with the mink ranch and later, the Parking Lot. In 1972, he had his own cottage built at Wanasing Beach.

In 1955 Bruce played on the school curling team representing Manitoba in the Canadian Championship in Sydney, Nova Scotia.

He skipped his own curling team at the Wildewood Club for many years. Golfing and cycling were other sports he enjoyed.

Bruce and Donna enjoyed travel across Canada, USA, Europe, and New Zealand, as well as taking several cruises.

Thanks to the caring staff of SouthEast Personal Care Home, his home for the past year.

Donations, if desired, to the Alzheimer Society would be gratefully accepted.

A celebration of life will be held 11:00 am, July 14th at the Senior Scene in Victoria Beach.

OPEN HOUSE Saturday, June 30 11:30am-1:30pm Sunday, July 1 11:30am -1:30pm

Come and experience this gorgeous turn key, newly constructed 1509 sqft cottage in the heart of Victoria Beach. This fully furnished, open concept, year-round sanctuary features a stone-faced wood burning FP, 988 sqft south facing deck and tons of natural light. You’ll find custom finishes hidden all over, including, custom drapes, re-purposed antique sliding pantry doors (from the original Eatons building), 16ft cedar ceilings w douglas fir exposed beams and floor to ceiling custom milled shiplap. Rustic birch hardwoods run throughout the GR, kitchen and DR. Perfect for entertaining, its large eat-in kitchen features a custom raised cedar breakfast bar, quartz counter tops, stainless steel appliances and a view that is sure to impress. Situated on a treed, private, double lot overlooking the VB Orchard it really captures natures true beauty. Minutes away from the water, tennis courts, parking lot, golf and shopping, this family friendly cottage is a must see. $435,000

Sign up begins July 3 for the VB Ladies Golf Tournament Come play, mingle, and make new golf buddies on your favourite beach course.

The 2018 Ladies VB Golf Tournament is Wednesday, July 25 this year, with sign-up starting July 3 at the golf course. Enter soon as the draws (8:30 AM and 11:30 AM) to this popular and relaxed nine-hole event fill up quickly.

With limited space, registration is open only till noon July 23.

All participants must be 18 and over, and payment is required at registration (non-members also pay $15 green fees). Create your own team or sign up as a single; it’s a great way to meet new friends.

This year’s tournament fee is only $20 — an excellent deal as it includes a prize-filled wind-up party at the Victoria Beach Community Centre on Hwy 59, with delicious treats from the Merry Makers.

And yes, there will be wine.

The golf tournament committee is currently soliciting donations for prizes and silent auction items, which can be dropped off to any of the organizers below, or at the golf course up to July 20.

Donors are, as always, gratefully acknowledged at the event and in the Herald online and in print.

All proceeds from this fun beach event go to three local causes this year — our own V.B. Community Centre, Nova House Inc. and the East Beaches animal shelter. Don’t forget to tuck a little cash away to compete in the putting contest, and enter our silent auction — it’s shaping up to be another year of great stuff from our local sponsors.

Submitted on behalf of the 2018 Organizing Committee: Teresa Young (jtyoung3000@gmail.com) Patti Ulrich (patti.ulrich@mymts.net) Stephanie Schultz (slschultz@mymts.net) Margo Goodhand (margogoodhand@gmail.com)

116 8th Avenue Victoria Beach

PRICE REDUCED

Ashton Augert 204-781-1767 ashton.augert@century21.ca

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Welcome Back Cottagers!!

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

We are here when you need us!!

--Located across from South Beach Casino--

BON GROCERY STORE Wavers Gas Bar

– Open 7 Days a week

6am - Midnight

204-766-2233

Propane! Fishing License! Live Bait!

Open 7 days a week Mon – Tues 11am to 9pm Wed – Sunday 11am to 10pm 2 Great Pizza’s – 1 Great Price!!

Call in your order on the way to the Beach!

204-766-2244

Weekly Flyer Specials!

Summer BBQ Special!

Weekly In Store Deals!

Open 7 Days a Week Mon – Wed 9am to 8pm Thurs – Sat 9am to 9pm Sunday and Holiday Hours 10 am to 6 pm

204-766-7080

BON PHARMACY Open Monday to Friday 9am- 6pm We are here for all your Pharmacy needs.

Stop in and See Us!

We accept drug plans and out-of-town prescriptions!

204-766-2336

BON MEDICAL CLINIC – Now Accepting new patients!

Walk ins Welcome !! Monday to Friday - 204-766-7010