PVRA Newsletter December 2016

PARADISE VILLAGE NEWS

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Lights strung up with great care! Merry Christmas!

Please submit emails to pvra20@yahoo.ca

Message from the Editor Recipe PVRA News Message from the President Christmas Dinner and Dance Paradise Singles Breakfast out of the Village Bake Sale Fundraiser Result Birthdays, etc Casino Info New Residents Word Search Health PV Christian Fellowship Church Paradise Squares Card Results New Year’s Eve Dance News from Zephyrhills, FL Crossword Sudoku Colouring for Adults Calendar

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Words from the Editor This is the last newsletter of the year, 2016!

Wow has time ever gone by fast this year.

There will be changes to this newsletter as you can see by this issue. Together with the PVRA Executive we want to see this newsletter get better.

We have hired Myriam Dyck, of Myriam Dyck Websites and Graphics Design, to continue with the creation of this newsletter going forward.

The pictures and art-

work will be created with applications and programs that I am not familiar with making this newsletter more professional. I will still continue to gather all information to be input and create the posters etc.

I want to take this time to wish everyone here in Paradise Village, Residents and Management, Seasons’ Greetings and Happy New Year!

Debbie Kokil

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NUTTY CREAM CHEESE COFFEE CAKE by Anne Prior INGREDIENTS: 1/2 cup butter softened 1 cup sugar 3 eggs 1 teaspoon of vanilla 2 cups all purpose flour 1 tsp baking powder 1/2 tsp baking soda 1/4 tsp. salt

FILLING: 2 pkgs. cream cheese (3oz. each) 2 tbsp of confectioners’ sugar 2 tbsp lemon juice CINNAMON-NUT TOPPING: 1/4 cup finely chopped pecans 2 tbsp sugar ( I use brown sugar - not as sweet) 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon

In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light & fluffy.

Beat in eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla.

Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda & salt, then add to creamed mixture alternately with 1 cup (8oz) sour cream, beating well after each addition. Set aside.

FILLING - In a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, confectioners’ sugar & lemon juice till smooth.

Spoon half of the batter into a greased and floured 10-in tube pan (or a Bundt pan.)

Top with filling & remaining batter.

TOPPING - Combine topping ingredients & sprinkle over batter Bake at 350 F for 40-45 minutes or until toothpick inserted near the centre comes out clean.

Cool for 10 minutes (very important) before removing from pan to a wire rack.

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PVRA MEMBERSHIPS AND ANY CHANGES TO YOUR INFORMATION CAN BE COMPLETED

BY CONTACTING: if your last name begins with A - K; Joanne Kehler 32 Sunset Drive 204-422-6248 & if your last name begins with L - Z; Paulette Barley 1 Sunset Drive 204-422-5936 paradisenews.5@gmail.com

2016-2018 Executive Members President: Ludwik Jarco 1st Vice-President: Barry Davenport 2nd Vice-President: Gord Macpherson Secretary/Membership: Joanne Kehler Membership: Paulette Barley Editorial: Debbie Kokil Kitchen: Sherran Ross Treasurer: Cheryl Porte Social: Rose McDonald House: Peter Elwick

Thanks so much!

Monthly Lunch Special

Hosted by the PVRA Social Committee will be cancelled for this month!

2016/17 PVRA Phonebook Additions, Changes & Corrections New Residents Ron de la Hey & Jan Van Aertselaer

The Next Meeting is on Friday, December 2, 2016 @ 12:30 pm at the Recreation Centre

44 Paradise Drive Ste Anne, MB R5H 1H3 204-748-3370

Phone Number Change Evelyn Fillion

Contact Membership

3 Paradise Drive

for Changes

204-408-8484

& Corrections

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From the TABMAN Frank Leys With help of the Residents and Non-Residents collecting pop cans and tabs we delivered 381 Pounds of cans and 33 Pounds of tabs.

We donated $191.40 to the wheelchair program for kids. Thanks to a special couple that hauls them to the scrap yard free of charge!

Message from the PVRA President ‘”HO-HO-HO” tis the season to be jolly. November’s weather has been awesome; especially the first half, which provided us with above normal temperatures.

We ended October with a very memorable “Halloween Bash” at the Recreation Center. The costumes were outstanding, as well as the music and food. Thanks to Candy Holmes for arranging the decorations, games, and prizes; once again, “thank you “ to the many volunteers that offered their time and efforts to make the evening a great success.

A meeting was finally achieved with Management and myself. Many concerns from the PVRA were discussed and once again rumors were also a topic.

Hopefully consideration will be given to our issues.

Only time will tell.

Things have been set in motion to get the Shuffle Boards up and running. All we need is a team!

The team will be responsible for setting up, sweeping, and putting away all of the equipment.

If you are interested in helping out please contact Paulette Barley @ 204-422-5936 It is our hope to be playing in mid December!

December is traditionally a very busy month for everyone; shopping and spending quality time with family and loved ones. So I won’t keep you from your traditional activities by giving you a long message to read.

“Enjoy the Season” “Stay Healthy” “Don’t Drink and Drive” “Plan for a Peaceful and Prosperous 2017” Gord McPherson (2nd Vice-President) is your contact person during my absence, should any issues arise.

See you in early Spring!

Ludwik, PVRA President

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DINNER & DANCE December 10th, 2016

Paradise Village Recreation Center Cocktails at 5:30 pm Dinner at 6:00 pm Music by Ray Belisle Traditional Christmas Dinner Turkey & Sage Stuffing, Sweet & Sour Meatballs, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Peas & Carrots, Coleslaw, Perogies, Cabbage Rolls, Buns & Butter, Dessert, Tea or Coffee Bring your own complete place setting plus cutlery & your Refreshment of Choice.

$25.00 Per Person FINAL Ticket Sales November 26th

Contact: Olga Baschak 14 Paradise Drive 204-422-5251

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Paradise Village Singles - November Our November Singles was held at Vita’s home (thanks for having us ) and there were twenty-two for supper. Two more joined us later in the evening (Linda & Cynthia.) We all had a good time; but what I like best, is the socializing. As you can see from my pictures we celebrated 3 birthdays.

The Christmas Singles will be at Carol’s house on December 5th, 43 Nature Drive. Please phone to let her know if you can attend. 204-380-2708. This is important especially at Christmas because Carol prepares the tables. All singles are welcome to attend just let Carole know and bring a potluck dish. NOTE: We are not exchanging gifts amongst ourselves this year. Instead, please bring a tin of food or a toy or even money ($10) and these will be donated to the local food bank in Ste. Anne.

Thank you, Myrna

BREAKFAST OUT OF THE VILLAGE Wednesday December 14, 2016 at 9:30 am Sal’s Restaurant in Steinbach Breakfast special: 2 eggs, choice of back or side bacon or sausage, choice of toast & hashbrowns, or 2 buttermilk pancakes, coffee $8.66 includes tax Contact Doreen Leys

by December 7th @ 204-422-8273

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132 Centrale Avenue Ste. Anne, MB 204-371-4984 Accueil Kateri Centre Inc. is a charitable organization that provides food bank services to families in need within the boundaries of the Rural Municipality of SteAnne and the Town of SteAnne. The food bank is open every second Wednesday distributing up to five meals worth of food per registered client.

VISION - A community that no longer requires the services of a food bank.

MISSION STATEMENT To address the hunger issue in our community by gathering and distributing food, engaging in partnerships that promote self-sufficiency and providing community

leadership on issues related to hunger.

FOUNDING PARTNERS - The Board of Directors of Accueil Kateri Centre Inc. would like to recognize its community founding partners for their support and generosity towards the start-up of the Accueil Kateri Centre Inc. in 2015.

The Town of Ste-Anne The Rural Municipality of Ste-Anne - Knights of Columbus #4819 - The Royal Canadian Legion LaVérendrye Branch #220 - Caisse Groupe Financier - Southern Health – Santé Sud The food bank is open every second Wednesday distributing up to five meals

worth of food per registered client. We are located in the town of Ste-Anne at 132 Central Avenue. For more information please call 204371-4984.

Food donations are gratefully accepted. For example, we accept canned goods of fish, poultry, fruit, vegetables, stew, chili, beans and other legumes, spaghetti sauce, tomatoes and soups.

We also accept other nonperishable goods such as peanut butter, cereal (high fiber & non-sugar coated), pasta and rice, baby food, baby formula and diapers.

Donation bins are placed at local churches and grocery stores in Ste-Anne and

Richer or contact us to make arrangements for drop-offs or pick-ups. If you wish to donate fresh vegetables or fruits please contact us to make the necessary arrangements.

Donate online or mail cheque to : Accueil Kateri Centre Inc. 132 Central Avenue Ste-Anne MB R5H 1C3. A receipt for income tax purposes will be issued for all monetary donations of $20 or more. For other ways to donate or for more information please call 204371-4984 or contact us by email.

Please consider making a bequest to Accueil Kateri Centre Inc.

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The PVRA Social Committee still have Perogies & Cabbage Rolls for sale! Contact Rose McDonald to purchase 204-422-8990

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CELEBRATIONS!

1 Norman Nicol 2 Dian fulford 3 Bob Zimmermann 4 Carol Somerville 8 Thomas Grabowski 8 Gay Lemay 9 Jim Somerville 11 Jack Whitfield 11 Kenneth Lofto 15 Lou Bergeron 15 Robbert Hilhorst 16 Omer Cormier 16 Warren Walterson 17 Colin Burns 17 Helen Funk

November Milestone Birthdays 10 - John Bordynuik 14 - Al Wastle 21 - Don Scharff

18 Bill Bonar 18 Gordon Smith 18 John McEachern 20 Henriette Hilhorst 21 Brian Prior 23 Hazel Hicks 23 Kim Patrick 26 Gene Boivin 26 Geraldine Nobiss 27 Margie Leonard 29 Cynthia Cooke 29 Mel Holmes 30 Ralph Newstead 31 Michael Kirkpatrick

Congratulations to

Elmer & Donna Mateychuk

You will be missed Barb Giesbrecht

“Thank you to all those Paradise

Jacob and Kelly Hes - Loss of son

friends & neighbours from whom I received cards, phone calls &

Family of Barb Giesbrecht

kind words regarding my brother’s passing. It was comforting to know that folks cared” Sincerely, Joy Morrison Photographed

by Larry Trush I Can’t Believe It….

November????

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Welcome New Residents to Paradise Village Ron de la Hey and Jan Van Aertselaer - 44 Paradise Drive We would like to welcome Ron and Jan to Paradise Village. Their possession date was November 1, 2016.

They are in the process of moving their things from Virden, MB to Paradise. Happily they only have a few more trips. Ron is a retired accountant and Jan is a semi-retired United Church Minister. Jan has spent 2 summers ministering at the West Hawk United Church, and this was one of the reasons that they decided to move closer, to the White Shell. They both have many hobbies, and have traveled the world. They have participated in habitat building in many different countries, and are concerned about social justice issues. They also love the outdoors, camping, canoeing, cross country skiing and fishing. Ron likes genealogy and gardening. Jan loves swimming and is happy to be able to use the pool all winter long. Ron has 4 sons and 3 grandchildren. Jan’s brother and sister-in–law live in Winnipeg, Mb. Her extended family lives in Kenora, Ont. She has 4 nieces and nephew and 10 great nieces and nephews. We went through the activities and the events that are coming up in the near future. Both Ron and Jan have already been to the club for morning coffee. We enjoyed our visit with them and would once again like to welcome them to Paradise Village.

November’s hidden message was: LES MISÉRABLES IS ONE OF THE LONGEST NOVELS EVER WRITTEN

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HEALTH FOOT CARE SERVICES OFFERED IN PARADISE VILLAGE! Seine River Services for Seniors Lynda Seewald, a Certified (Diabetic) Foot Care Nurse is ready to come to your home if you are in need of this service. Offered every 2 months.

For more information please contact the Resource Coordinator, Juliette Rowan @ 204-424-5285 to register and become a client.

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Pharmacie Seine Ste-Anne 170-142 avenue Centrale 204-422-8226 A reminder that we offer free delivery of prescriptions and pharmacy supplies to Paradise Village.

Sleep Apnea Obstructive sleep apnea is a serious breathing problem that interrupts your sleep.

Obstructive sleep apnea (also called OSA or obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome) means you have short pauses in your breathing when you sleep.

These breathing pauses – called apneas or apnea events – last for 10 to 30 seconds, maybe longer.

People with obstructive sleep apnea can stop breathing dozens or hundreds of times each night leading to sleep disruption and low levels of oxygen.

Obstructive sleep apnea stops you from having the restful sleep you need to stay healthy. If it’s not treated, sleep apnea can lead to daytime sleepiness, and reduced cognitive function. People with untreated obstructive sleep apnea have an increased risk of motor vehicle crashes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension and early death. Thankfully, there are excellent treatments for obstructive sleep apnea.

Obstructive sleep apnea stops you from breathing normally at night. If you have obstructive sleep apnea, you probably repeat this cycle while you sleep: First, you may sleep quietly and breathe normally. The air in your airway (breathing tube) flows

easily to your lungs.

Then, you begin to snore loudly. This is a sign that your airway is partly blocked. If the blockage worsens this may affect the amount of air that can enter your lungs and your oxygen level can drop. (When doctors see this kind of drop in oxygen level due to a partially blocked airway in a sleep test, they call it a hypopnea.)

Next, your airway closes off completely. No air reaches your lungs. Your brain is telling you to breathe as usual, but you can’t take in a breath because your airway has closed off. This is called apnea. After a pause of 10-30 seconds or more, your brain realizes you haven’t been breathing, so it jolts you awake enough for you to take a breath.

You take in a big gasp of air and start breathing again.

This cycle can continue through the night: you breathe quietly; you snore; you have a pause in your breathing; you gasp for breath; and you start breathing again. Most people have dozens or hundreds of sleep apnea events a night. This means dozens or hundreds of interruptions of sleep. You can’t get the restful sleep you need to be healthy.

The combination of both apnea

events (pauses in breathing) and hypopnea events (partly blocked breathing) is called obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS).

What can make a person’s airway collapse during sleep?

There are a few reasons why a person’s airway can partly or completely collapse during sleep: • your throat muscles are too relaxed to hold your airway open • your tongue blocks your airway • fatty tissue blocks your airway • you have a narrow airway.

Other types of sleep apnea This website focuses on obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), the most common type of sleep apnea. There are three other types of sleep apnea: central sleep apnea, mixed or complex sleep apnea and sleep-hypoventilation syndrome.

Who’s most at risk for obstructive sleep apnea?

Anyone of any age can get obstructive sleep apnea. Your risk is higher if you have a combination of these risk factors: • You’re obese (very overweight).

• You have a large, thick neck (larger than 17” for men; larger than 16” for women).

• Your family has a history of obstructive sleep apnea.

• You’re male.

• You’re older than 40.

• You have large tonsils.

• You have a recessed chin (your chin tucks in).

Children are at higher risk of sleep apnea if they have large adenoids and tonsils. Tonsils and adenoids are tissues in the back of the throat. You can see tonsils by looking into the mouth.

You can’t see adenoids – they are higher up in the throat.

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What is the difference between a snowman and a snowwoman?

Snowballs.

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Paradise Squares Report

Hobo Nite on November 1st was an evening of fun and laughter along with great calling by Ernie. Some of the Hobo costumes were hilarious, others well thought out, good going dancers!

At the end of dancing, our usual Hobo Stew was served (our recipe has stood the test of time as it has never been duplicated - no one knows what goes into it!). All in all it was great evening.

Several couples from Paradise Squares attended the Eastern Manitoba Square and Round Dance Association sponsored Guest Caller dance on November 5th at the St. James Civic Centre with Jerry Jestin. Jerry is renowned for his calling and the Plus dance in the afternoon was proof of the pudding. Kudos to the EMSRDA for a great day!

Our club visited Beausejour Swinging Squares on

November 10th and as we had around twelve members from our club, promptly stole their banner. It was their Visitation evening, coffee and cake rounded out the night.

November 15th was our Visitation evening with several executive members of the Eastern Manitoba Square and Round Dance Association in attendance. During the break, President Gord Struss said a few words

and handed out second year pins to Denise Le Blanc, Mathieu Reimer and Don Wiebe.

December 13th will be our Christmas Dance.

January 3rd will be our start up dance in 2017.

Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, Good Health and all the best in 2017 from Paradise Squares!

Big thanks to the management and staff for the lights at the recreation centre.

Larry Trush

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Jokes Du Jour A fellow went to the doctor for some Viagra. The doctor gave him one pill.

Sometime later the doctor ran into him on the street.

“Hey! How are you doing?”

The man said, “Great!

You know I have had sex 14 times in the last 8 days!”

The doctor said, “I guess your wife is quite happy?”

The man replied, “Hell, I don’t know. I haven’t been home yet!” from Julian DeGraves

A guy took his blonde girlfriend to her first football game. They had great seats right behind their team’s bench. After the game, he asked her how she liked it.

“Oh, I really liked it,” she replied, “especially the tight pants and all the big muscles, but I just couldn’t understand why they were killing each other over 25 cents.”

Dumbfounded, her boyfriend asked, “What do you mean?”

“Well, they flipped a coin, one team got it and then for the rest of the game, all they kept screaming was...’Get the quarterback!

Get the quarterback!’ I’m like...Helloooooo?

It’s only 25 cents!!!!”

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THANKSGIVING EVENT OCTOBER 22, 2016 (Hosted by Cheryl Porte and Paulette Barley) We want to thank everyone who came to our Thanksgiving dinner. Diane Bostrom of Manigatogan was our caterer and the food was outstanding!

There was no chance of running out of food as she brought more than what was needed and all were satisfied and not one complaint was heard. We have secured her for next year’s Thanksgiving Dinner and we are so glad to have her. With any luck we may get her back

for our Christmas Dinner 2017 too….. cross your fingers.

We had a photo booth from Focal Photo Booth and it was a huge success.

There were many props for pictures and I believe they gave away over 65 session pictures to those who participated.

Thank you Cheryl Porte for snagging them for this event!

We also gave away many prizes: Roca Collection winner Garry Steinhilber, Bai-

leys Chocolates winner Linda Burfoot, Truffles winner George Lemay, Belgium Chocolate Basket winner was? (my apologies but I cannot remember), Baby Back Ribs winner Olga Baschak, Double Smoked Ham winner Pat Zubrin, Prime Rib Roast winner Joy Morrison, Grand Prize winner of $125.00 in Tony Roma Gift Certificates was Helen Guenther.

Gene Porte and Cam Barley sold 50/50 tickets and collected $430.00 in total. One half of that being $215.00 went to winners Margaret & Ragnar Erlendson. The other half of the proceeds being $215.00 will be going towards the making of lap quilts for the Ste. Anne Hospital. Joanne Lee will be presenting the Ste. Anne Hospital with the lap quilts in early spring.

We danced to the fantastic music with videos provided by Ray Belisle. I hope we kept you busy enough dancing the night away!

Thank you Pat Belisle for lending us your husband for this event.

Thank you to: - All the table hosts who created wonderful centrepieces for their guests!

- Olga Baschak for selling the dinner tickets!

- Pat Zubrin & Linda Fulmore for taking tickets at the door!

- Mary Sitko for saying Grace before our meal!

- Carol Stoess, Joanne Kehler & volunteers for hall decorating!

- Debbie Kokil for posters, pictures, & stands!

- Jill & Justin for the idea of the photo booth!

- Gene Porte & Cam Barley for selling 50/50 tickets!

- Peter Elwick & volunteers for settings up table & chairs & helpers for clean up!

- Sherran Ross for making sure our kitchen was stocked with supplies needed!

- Rose McDonald for making sure we didn’t forget anything!

Lastly, we want to thank everyone who came out for the dinner and dance and what a great time was had by all!

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Wiener Roast Event The Wiener Roast was enjoyed by 39 Residents.

Big thanks to Bob Grimshaw for cutting firewood.

For the wiener roast.

Also thanks to Lionel Meilleur for his help.

Thanks F. Leys

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Sunny Florida Calling: Greetings from Ila & Brian Cooper in Zephyrhills. So many Canadians absent in our park so far, many for sale signs in evidence. Cdn dollar obviously suspect. Health issues, old age, higher travel health costs and rising park fees keeping vacationers home...shorter stays are imminent after Christmas.

Meanwhile, Thanksgiving and Christmas seem to be rolled into one event this season in shopping malls, and the Black Friday insanity began on the internet a few weeks ago because shoppers are tired of standing in long lines for several hours.

We’re keeping ourselves busy with home upgrades and repainting our driveway.

All of November we’ve been confronted by CNN and newspapers with a quick lesson in American politics and the bewildering process of American presidential elections. Now we’re exhausted.

Dig out those snow shovels fellow Villagers, and stay warm.

Safe Christmas and hugs to all.

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Pet Sitting Services No Overnights At My Home Call Marilyn 204-422-6290

BIRD FEEDING NEWS Thank you to Vida Bowyer for the bag of sunflower seed!

We are looking for donations to buy more bird seed in order to feed the birds over the winter.

Donations can be given in care of Larry Menec, Jacob Hess, Frank Leys or any of the regular walkers.

Also looking for 2 metal pails with lids to store bird seed on the walking trails. Ph. 204 422-8273

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So he takes the chief for a walk in the forest. He points

to a tree and says to the chief, “This is a tree.” The chief looks at the tree and grunts, “Tree.”

The Priest is pleased with the response. They walk a little further and he points to a rock and says, “This is a rock.” The chief looks and grunts, “Rock.”

The Priest was really getting enthusiastic about the

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results when he hears a rustling in the bushes. As they peek over the top, he sees a couple of natives in the midst of heavy sexual activity. The Priest is really flustered and quickly says, “Man riding a bike.”

The chief looks at the couple briefly, pulls out his blowgun and kills them both.

The Priest goes ballistic

and yells at the chief that he has spent years teaching the tribe how to be civilized and be kind to each other, so how could he kill these people in cold blood that way?

And the chief replied,” My bike.”

ENJOY YOUR DAY and remember to keep off the main roads when riding somebody else’s bicycle!

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