PVRA Newsletter November 2015 by Paradise Village Newsletter

November 2015 Words from the Editor, Debbie Kokil

NOTICE: A PVRA General Meeting will take place on November 10th, 2015 beginning at 7:00 PM. There will have a guest speaker from Harvest Insurance in Steinbach. One topic to be presented will be for those who go south for the winter; the requirements the Insurance Company needs and how often your home needs to be checked. There will also be a presentation on Travel Insurance. Please review the minutes provided with this newsletter and if there are any additions to the agenda please contact Brian Vanderbeek at 204-422-6382 Also, do you have a problem getting through to the Paradise Village Office or the Emergency Number? If so you should text or email them and keep all communication until your situation is satisfied. Text @ 204-371-7968 email jdeschauer@gmail.com From the PVRA Executive

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The next Social Committee Meeting is November 4, 2015 11:30 AM Recreation Center Called by Rose McDonald 3

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$5 ROUND TRIP SHUTTLE AVAILABLE WEEKDAYS

Still Looking for a Team Leader/Convener for the Paradise Village Christmas Party on Saturday, December 12th, 2015 Catered by Chicken Chef from Lorette

A team leader/convener oversees the beginning to end of the function: helps plan, organize, & ensures that the function is successful, including clean up. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s being in charge of a big party! Contact Rose McDonald if interested @ 204-422-8990 4

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Paradise Villageâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Annual Christmas Dinner December 12, 2015 4:00 pm Happy Hour 6:00 pm Traditional Christmas Dinner Served Please bring your own refreshments and place setting

$25.00 per person Tickets can be purchased from Pat Zubrin 204-422-8238 or Linda Fulmore 204-422-9190 Helpers Needed -

3 for Entertainment/Games/Prizes 2 for Table Decorating 2 for Set up 4 for Clean up

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Begins on Wednesday, November 18th, 2015 12:00 - 1:00 pm Open to all PARADISE RESIDENTS AND GUESTS at the Paradise Village Recreation Center The featured soup will be “Homemade Beef Vegetable” The cost is $4.00 per person (Sign up sheet will be on the bulletin board)

*Immediately following the Soup and Bun Lunch, volunteers are needed to help DECORATE the Recreation Center for Christmas 1:00 pm -3:00pm

Have you ordered your Paradise Village Cookbook yet? Copies will be available soon $12.00 Call Rose McDonald or Joanne Kehler or leave your name on the sign up sheet at the Recreation Center.

JIM or TIM HARMS Steinbach, MB. R5G 0H4 Call for a FREE ESTIMATE

204-346-0325 Email: angharms@shaw.ca 6

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Phone: 422-5985

Fax: 422-5325

Craig

Contact Joanne Kehler 204-422-6248

Electric

or E-mail joken@simplyconnected.ca to order home and office supplies Please place your order before the 20th of each month (just like newsletter submissions) www.staplespreferred.ca

Residential Electrical Service Specializing in Furnace Repair and Fall Checkups Ste. Anne, MB Contact: Gerry Craig

Cell: 204-371-9165 Office: 204-422-8245 7

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Mondays - All U Can Eat Ribs! (4 - 8 pm) Only $19.95 + Taxes Tuesdays - Kids (12 & Under) Eat for a Toonie! (4 - 8 pm) Wednesdays - Seniors Night! (3 - 7 pm) Only $9.95 + Taxes We Cater ALL Sized Functions from 10-400 people ● Parties ● Weddings ● Funerals ● Meetings

Celine Petit and Charles Tetrault 1309 Dawson Road Lorette, MB 204-878-9620

Welcome New Residents to Paradise Village Joe & Pat Walterson - 29 Village Drive - moved from Oakbank to Paradise Village on September 1, 2015. They are absolutely thrilled to be living in our charming and peaceful seniors complex. Pat loves the pool and they both commented on the environment - the trees, nature, and the quietness which is similar to their winters spent in Texas. We had a very lengthy conversation - would you believe 3 1/2 hours over several cups of coffee. I went over all the activities and events held throughout the year. They particularly like the idea that when they go South for the winter, they know that their house will be well looked after while they are gone. Pat was a nurse for 36 years and Joe worked for Manitoba Hydro as an electrical inspector. Pat spends as much time as she can in the pool, loves to golf and read and play cards. Joe is also a golf enthusiast, all types of sports, especially hockey, and loves to play his guitar and sing; but, he refused to sing for me. They have 2 sons, one living in Oakbank and the other in New Jersey which unfortunately they only get to see once a year. They also have 5 grandchildren. We hope to see you at our meetings, the social functions, pot luck dinners and other activities offered here in the Park. It's a good time to meet some of the other residents living in our beautiful Paradise Village. Welcome to Paradise Village. Ken & Barb Zacharias - 29 Paradise Drive - moved from Carman on September 28, 2015. They had lived in an apartment and Ken, who likes to putter in his yard, chose Paradise Village where he could take advantage of the opportunity to fulfill his desire for an active interesting and independent lifestyle in Manitoba's beautiful countryside. Even though Ken and Barb have only been here a short time, they love it here and know they have made the right choice. They also go away for the winter and feel secure knowing that their home will be very well looked after while they are away. Barb was in property management before retirement and Ken was a crane operator. They have 2 children and 4 grandchildren living in Winnipeg whom they get to see often. I discussed all the events held at the Recreation Centre and encouraged them to take part, as this is a good way to meet other residents. This was all done with the help of a good cup of coffee and some yummy double chocolate cookies. Thanks for that Barb. Ken is interested in golfing and walking and now that he has his very own yard, he can do some gardening. Barb likes to read, golf, do yoga and walk. Looking forward to seeing you again soon and would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to our beautiful Paradise Village. 8

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Birds of Paradise - Allan Fifer reports a Northern Shrike was seen in Paradise Villlage… it has been added to the Birds of Paradise list. Larry Trush

The Strange World of the Shrike - It looks like a songbird. It sounds like a songbird. But it acts like a hawk! The hunter spots his prey. He quickly swoops down and slams his victim to the ground. Battering it into submission with repeated blows to its neck, he picks it up and . . . impales it upon a spike? Such violence seems more suited to a mad slasher in a horror movie than a robin-sized songbird. Yet this behavior is the ingenious adaptation of the shrike, a bird with the carnivorous tastes of a hawk without the raptor´s full set of predatory equipment. Like hawks, shrikes have keen eyesight and sharp beaks, but they do not have the same powerful talons. "They are perching birds with delicate feet," says Carola Haas, a wildlife ecologist at Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg. "Consequently they can´t hold on to their food and eat it at the same time." So what´s a hungry shrike to do but look to nature for the necessary silverware? The birds use everything from cactus spines to hawthorn thorns to barbed wire barbs for skewering their prey, which includes insects, amphibians, reptiles, other birds and even small mammals. The two American shrike species, the loggerhead and the northern, are the only songbirds in the country that regularly prey on other adult songbirds.

Better food for all. ‫ ٭‬Fresh Meats ‫ ٭‬Produce ‫ ٭‬In-Store Bakery

‫ ٭‬Pharmacy ‫ ٭‬Deli ‫ ٭‬A la Carte

Earn 7x Air Miles Reward Miles On Your Prescriptions Everyday Store 204-326-1316

Pharmacy 204-326-1823

Clearspring Village, Steinbach 9

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200 Highway 12 North Steinbach, MB, R5G 1T6 Phone: (204) 326-3451

Fax: (204) 326-6486

Toll Free: 1-800-876-6155

Located Next to Clearspring Mall

Depot 204-422-5970 10

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Milestone October Birthdays 3 4 6 6 6 9 10 12 12 12 12 13 13 14 14 14 14

Ralph Napady Tom Winzinowich Carol Stoess Elisabeth Kehler Fred Tulyk Joan Todd John Bordynuik Bev Murray Erika Lupky Walter Verch Allan Proctor Bernice Tulyk Candy Holmes Al Wastle Chuck Hood Val Stanger Gary Corbett

15 16 19 21 21 21 22 23 23 24 24 26 26 27 28 28

Maureen Scott Wes Cameron Sandra MacBain Bob Burton Don Scharff Wayne Pierce Chris Poirier Lucy Michaud Bernice DeGagne Leo Aubin Lynda Loftus Arlene Klowak Bob Leeson Ken Kehler Dorothy Lofto Pat Stanger

If your name is missing off the birthday list please call: Doreen @ 204-422-8273 or Shirlee @ 204-422-9501

HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY

3 - Hank Guenther 5 - Julian DeGrave 7 - Ted Barnes 16 - Susan Vanderwerf 20 - George Coyle 31 - Doug Vanderweyde

Sandra Hebert

Steve Bloomer on the loss of his wife, Greta Antoinette Johnson on the loss of her husband, Wayne Frank MacEachern on the loss of his wife, Fran Lorraine Slater - Loss of Grandaughter

Louis and Linda LaBerge

SITE HISTORIQUE

Enfant - JĂŠsus HERITAGE SITE

Yvonne Fontaine Godard President 204-422-9369 Box 216, Richer, Manitoba, R0E 1S0 enfantjesusheritage.ca/nfant.jesus@yahoo.com

Jacob Hes will represent Paradise Village at the Remembrance Day Ceremony in Ste. Anne 11

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Pat Porter Active Living Centre

10 Chrysler Gate Steinbach, MB R5G 2E6 Ph: 204-320-4600 Fax: 204-320-9098 Email: programs@patporteralc.com

UP COMING EVENTS NOVEMBER POTLUCK: Thursday November 12th at 6:00 pm. Please call to confirm if you can make it. As usual needed are Casseroles, Salad, Dessert and Buns. We will be serving Chicken Chef. The cost is $6.00 per person. WEEKLY PROGRAMS HEART HEALTH WORKSHOP: at Pat Porter Active Monday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm – Pickleball Living Centre 10 Chrysler Gate, Steinbach Ph: 204-32012:00 pm – 4:30 pm – Drop in Pool 4600. Please join us from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Monday, 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm – Model Trains November 16th. For a workshop on Healthy Eating— 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm – Pickleball 1:00 pm – Canasta Open to the public. Please call to register before 7:00 pm – Tai Chi Monday, November 9th. This workshop will be presented by Karla Funk; who is a Chronic Disease nurse with Tuesday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm – Pickleball 9:30 am – 3:00 pm – Circle of friends My Health Team in the Steinbach Area through Southern 12:00 pm – 4:30 pm – Drop in Pool Health-Santé Sud. In this presentation, you will learn 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm – Floor Shuffle how the healthy heart works. We will discuss what heart 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm – Family Search disease is and who it affects. You will learn how to 9:00 am – 12:00 pm – Computer classes recognize a heart attack or a stroke in yourself or in those Wednesday – call to register please around you. We will then discuss how small changes can 10:00 am – 11:30 am – Tai Chi make a BIG difference in both prevention and 12:00 pm – 4:30 pm – Drop in Pool management of heart disease. OLD TIME COUNTRY DANCE: at the Pat Porter Active Living Centre on Friday, November 27th, 2015 with Live Thursday Band: FRAZER RIVER BAND from 8:00 pm to Midnight. Lunch served at 10:00 pm. Tickets available at: Pat Porter Active Living Centre - 10 Chrysler Gate, Steinbach. All ages welcome. Call 204-320-4600. Friday Advanced Tickets are: $11.00 for members; $13.00 for non-members; and $16.00 at the door for all.

1:00 pm – 4:00 pm – Cribbage 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Old Time Band Practice 9:00 am – 12:00 pm – Pickleball 12:00 pm – 4:30 pm – Drop in Pool 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm – Whist 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Pickleball 9:00 am – 12:00 pm – Pickleball 9:30 pm – 3:00 pm – Circle of friends 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm – Pickleball 12:00 pm – 4:30 pm – Drop in Pool

COOKING FOR 1 OR 2 WORKSHOP: at Pat Porter Active Living Centre 10 Chrysler Gate, Steinbach Ph: 204 -320-4600. Please join us from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm on Monday, November 30th. For a workshop on Cooking for 1 or 2 - Open to the public. Please call to register before Monday, November 23rd. This workshop will be presented by Rebecca Wilson-Rempel; who is a Chronic Disease dietician with My Health Team in the Steinbach Area through Southern Health-Santé Sud. The workshop aims provide people with a structure of how to plan meals for one or two to make it easier and still healthy. The workshop is designed to provide reliable, current nutrition information and cooking demonstrations geared to help independent living seniors make wise choices. Learn what’s fact or myth, get motivated to enjoy cooking and sample some yummy, easy to make recipes. You will have a chance to ask questions and discuss and share ideas or recipes on cooking for one or two. Please confirm if you are planning on taking this workshop before November 23rd. Call the centre to register at 204-320-4600. MONTHLY PROGRAMS Foot Care – The first Tuesday and Wednesday and third Tuesday of the month from 9:00- 2:00 pm. Run by a Professional Foot Care Nurse. Cost $30.00. Call us to book an appointment. Computer Lab – Need help with your computer skills? Call the centre and make an appointment. Labs are 1 hour long and available every Wednesday morning from 9:00 am – Noon. Please call the centre at: 204-320-4600. Beltone Hearing – is the third Friday of each month. Please call 1-800-661-2653 for an appointment. Noon meals are available Monday through Friday cost $6.00 Call 320-4605 by 9:00 am to reserve your meal for that day. Purchase your meal ticket at the receptionist desk before noon. Monthly menus are available at the office, online, or in the newsletter. Bring a friend! Volunteer Opportunities include perogy making, decorating and setting tables, birthday party hosts, food preparation and serving, clean up, greeters, receptionists. Membership at Pat Porter Active Living Centre is only $25 per year. Memberships are due in January of each year. Membership is for those 55 years of age and older. Benefits include reduced program rates, a voice in business meetings, voting rights, and eligibility to serve on the board or committees.

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Park Model in Weslaco, Texas, in the Country Sunshine Park. Lot rent has been paid until September 2016 Fully Furnished  Brand New Metal Roof in 2015  Carport with 2 Sheds for Storage Washer & Dryer and many other features 

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Asking price of $22,000 US$ or $1,000 US$ rent for a min. of 2 months Please contact Doug Sheridan at jds1401@yahoo.ca for further details. FOR SALE

Wanting $110.00

Sure Step Walker - NEW Padded Seat and Contoured Backrest

As advertised on Kijiji

FOR SALE 37" x 22" x 21" Container and a Metal Carrier, comes with portable red lights. Asking $150 obo

204-422-6995

Also FOR SALE Long red winter coat. Size 12 to 14 Wool. Worn only a few times. Asking $50 obo

41 Paradise Drive

Contact Bernice at 204-422-8096

Call Jim or Linda

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DRAG RACING AND RESTORING MUSCLE CARS By Jim L’Esperance

Having grown up in the fifties and sixties my friends and I became hooked on fast cars with lots of chrome and high horsepower engines. We soon realized that the guy with the hottest car had the best looking girlfriends. (The car was the attraction, not us.) Because my parents owned two bright red Ford Galaxy convertibles I was able to drive around in nice cars, and of course, attract some pretty nice girls! One day some friends & I drove out to Keystone Dragway, the new drag strip that had recently opened about 30 miles east of the city of Winnipeg. When I saw my first Ford Thunderbolt go down the drag strip I was hooked. It was not long before I was racing a 1967 Mercury Comet with a 427-425 hp motor. I bought a Ford Ranchero with the 428 Cobra Jet engine in 1969 and was racing it when a friend of mine asked me to test his 1968 Javelin on the drag strip. I thought the Javelin was just a grocery getter for Grandma & Grandpa and I was reluctant to drive it; however, the car had a lot more get up and go than I had given it credit for. One of my friends, Tom Matthes, offered to set the car up to race so we could see what it could really do. After Tom had performed his magic we found out this little Javelin could compete with all of the factory muscle cars and win a lot of the time. One weekend I towed the Ranchero to Saskatoon with my dad’s old Galaxy, he had given to my wife, Linda. I was the #1 qualifier in the stock class and I was paged to report to the pits. I figured they were going to tear down my engine because I was running so fast, but when I talked to the Tech Director, he asked if we would consider racing the old Ford Galaxy tow car because they were short of race cars. I asked my wife Linda, to race the car but she said no, she didn’t want to. I told her “you get $50.00 win or lose.” I could see her mulling that $50.00 over in her mind, and she finally said maybe she could, but she didn’t know what to do in a race. I explained she had to “watch the lights on the Xmas tree and floor it on the last yellow, and keep it floored until you pass the timing lights at the end of the track.” I raced first and I was up against the slowest qualifier – a sure win. My car stalled at the starting line, and I lost. Unbelievable!! I went to the pit and was waiting to hook the tow bar on her car to take the race car home when she pulled into the pits. As I was about to hook up she informed me she had won!

JIM & HIS AMX

I went to watch her in the next round and she won again, next thing I know she had won race after race and is now in the final. She lost to a Dodge with a 426 Hemi motor in a close final. She won around $200.00 that day plus the $50.00 tow money. We had a 10 hour ride home and lucky me, I got to hear her analyze the races and she pointed out what I was doing wrong and why I lost. She felt she was a better driver than me, and perhaps she should drive the Hurst AMX we had agreed to buy. I could keep busy in the pits while she raced. I had no choice but to talk to the Track Manager at our home track and get him to offer her a job in the pits, selling and cooking hotdogs, etc. I sure was relieved when she took the job. (She’ll kill me when she reads this!) Go to pg 20. 14

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October, Thanksgiving month, was truly a time to appreciate friends and good food as singles gathered for the monthly potluck. It all started with tasty appetizers. Vicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s deep fried Pickerel pieces made a huge hit. He didn't say where he caught the fishâ&#x20AC;Ś..? Again, Larry, our host, proved that he can entertain a crowd successfully! Thanks Larry, a good time was had by all. There was a Happy Birthday moment for Carla including cakes. Hope you had a great celebration on the day! Carol Stoess reminded the group to sign up for the Paradise Thanksgiving Dinner on the 24th of October. (There is a singles table.)

Our host Larry with Noni & Ron Bernice found the best seat in the house Les making like... a bartender!

Our next Pot Luck will be held on Monday, November 2nd at 5:00 pm at the home of Carol Stoess 43 Nature Drive

Please call or text 204 380 2708 if you plan to attend The Fish Fry

Submitted by Joy Morrison 15

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51 St. Gerard Street

Ste. Anne, MB

Whitetail Doe & Buck near the pipeline.

Alice Trudeau 10+ Years Grooming Experience Specializing in all Breeds Phone: 204-422-8020 to book your appointment Tuesday and Wednesday 9am - 9pm Friday and Saturday 9am - 3pm

Pet Sitting Services No Overnights at My Home

Canada Geese at Nature Pond

Call Marilyn 204-422-6290

Roland Pumpkin Fair - A 13 year old boy won first prize. The pumpkin weighed in at 1368 lbs. 16

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You’re Getting Old When You’re grateful that wrinkles don’t hurt. You get out of the shower and you’re glad the mirror is fogged up. You reached the age when you know all the answers, but no one asks you any questions. You get winded playing chess. Your circulation is so bad that when you cross your legs, your arm goes to sleep. People say to you, “You’re not getting older, you’re getting better” and you believe them. Your little black book only contains names ending with M.D. The doctor gets a hernia from lifting your face. You sit in a rocking chair and can’t get it going. All the things you threw out last year when you moved are now “collectors items” and are worth a fortune. Your knees buckle and your belt won’t. By Julian DeGrave

Travel Services Available in Paradise - Certified travel counselor - Personal service - In home consultations available - Travel Insurance - Call for a price on any of your travel needs

Shirley Noel Lot 31 Lake Riviera Box 1093 Ste. Anne, MB R5H 1C1

Phone: 204-422-8326 Cell: 204-791-8316 Email: snoel@tpi.ca

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Residents and guests of Paradise Village On November 29th come on down to the Recreation Center to watch the 103rd Championship Grey Cup Game televised from the Investors Group Field in Winnipeg $4.00 gets you a Hotdog & Chili Supper 4:30 Happy Hour 5:30 Supper is Served Bring BYOB and Place Setting Look for the sign up sheet on the Recreation Center Bulletin Board This function organized by your Paradise Village Social Committee 18

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Do you enjoy walking but dread the wind, snow, and icy roads? We have a great deal for you! “WALK AWAY THE POUNDS” has started up again and we guarantee NO WIND, NO SNOW, & NO ICY ROADS.

The Eastman Youth Choir Performance, October 28th

Please join us every Monday and Wednesday @ 9:00 am at the Recreation Center Love to have you join us! For more information call Bev Murray @ 204-422-8575 or Shirlee Christensen @ 204-422-9501

The turnout was not as expected but the Choir gave 100% and was thoroughly enjoyed by those who attended

November 2015 Continued from Page 13….By Jim L’Esperance By 1969 American Motors was getting serious about racing. They contracted Hurst Performance Center in the USA to build 53 race cars to compete in Super Stock on the dragstrips in Canada and the USA against the other factory race cars sponsored by Ford, Chrysler and GM. Two of those Hurst AMXs came to Canada and one of them was brought to Winnipeg by Leonard McLaughlin Motors. The dealership raced the car for a short time and then sold it to my partner Brock Philips and I. We decided to name it “The AMXpress”; we bought a truck fitted with a flat deck, winch and a toolbox for hauling and we were off to the races. We raced the car for 6 years, running locally and at Saskatoon, SK. Once in a while we went to the USA. We had a lot of success with the AMX winning many Eliminator titles and 2 Points Championships in Modified Eliminator. Tom Matthes was our Crew Chief, and kept the car running. In 1975 the car was destroyed in a fire and I ended my racing career. I moved on to fishing, and my wife and I bought a cottage, which kept us busy. Around 1984 the muscle car craze started again. By then most of the guys who loved these cars were financially able to start restoring them. We soon realized these cars were a better investment than putting your money in the bank. By the 1990’s with E-Bay and computers these cars were selling for huge profits. Car shows were popular and you could find 4 to 5 hundred cars at a weekend car show in a small city like Winnipeg. In 1997 I retired from CP Rail, and with not a lot to do with my time I found myself hanging around the Show and Shines that took place in Winnipeg. The AMX’s were the ones that really drew me. The day finally came when Linda asked why we didn’t get ourselves another AMX to drive to car shows. My prayers were answered and the search began. We spent the next 6 years searching for a perfect rust free AMX. We bought a motor home and traveled for 5 months, all over the USA and Canada, searching for our car with no luck. We checked newspapers, magazines and car shows, but could not find the car we wanted. In 2003, a friend and I, drove to New Hampshire to look at an AMX listed on E-Bay as “rust free and in perfect condition.” The car was rusted badly and full of Bondo to cover the rust. The upholstery was torn badly, and it turned out the pictures we were sent were at least 5 years old. It would have cost another $10,000.00 to restore this car plus the $13,000.00 U.S. the fellow wanted for it. I told Linda “That’s the last AMX I am looking at.” One day in 2003 I stopped to see a friend’s racecar, and when I went into his shop he had a Chevy Vega sitting beside his racecar. I asked him about the Vega and he said he had planned to race it, but changed his mind, and it was for sale. A few days later I was at a yard sale with my wife and I bought a box of old hot rod books for $3.00. I was sitting in the car waiting for my wife and I picked up one of the books. On the cover was the story of the Baldwin/Motion Vegas. These were cars built by a speed shop for a dealer in New York in 1972. There were only about 12 of those cars built, and none were known to exist now. I realized my friend had the correct model to build a replica. I almost forgot Linda at the yard sale in my rush to go buy my friends Vega. I bought the car, a motor and a transmission from him. My son Peter, my sister Sharon, my nephews Mike and Joel and I had the car running in no time. Another friend, Kevin Shale painted the car in the correct color scheme and applied the spoiler and hood scoop. After the safety was done I had the car appraised by Cherry Hill Appraisals. The car was valued at $21,000.00. My replica Vega has been featured in Canadian Classics and Performance, a popular muscle car magazine. It is driven to car shows all summer. When I was looking for the hood scoop I was talking to a salesman at a parts dealership. He was asking about the Vega and I mentioned I had been looking for an AMX when I found the Vega. He said, “My dad collects old cars, and he has an AMX he might sell.” I gave him my phone number and forgot about it. A few weeks later his father called me and said the AMX was for sale……. 20

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I drove out a few days later to see it in Oakbank, Manitoba, a little town just outside Winnipeg. I had a couple of friends with me who restore cars, Gerry Saunders and Colin Hillyard – an AMX expert. On the way there Colin said his wife had owned an AMX before he met her, and she had sold him on owning an AMX. Her car was sold years ago, and she never knew what had happened to it. When we arrived the fellow opened up the doors and we could not believe the cars he owned. A Plymouth GTX convertible, 2 Ford hideaway hard tops – there were at least 25 to 30 valuable cars there. The AMX was at the front, all covered in dust. Colin had his wife’s old registration along, and when he checked the serial numbers he said, “I can’t believe it, this is her old car.” I bought the car on the spot; it was in unbelievable condition. The interior had been removed to keep the mice out of the car. There was a tiny hole in the floorboard (an easy fix), and the seats and carpet needed to be renewed. The paint was like new, not one flaw. The motor ran perfect, no lifter noise and no blow-by. We are building a 390 motor for it to replace its 290 engine, and I have a super stock hood scoop to install. When I am done I will own a replica of my Hurst AMX. When we were working on the car we had trouble with a carburetor leak and the brake light was staying on. We spent hours trying to solve these problems. One morning as I was about to leave for my sons shop the phone rang. It was Tom Matthes, my old Crew Chief. I had lost track of him, and I sure was happy to hear from him. I was telling him about the AMX, and the problems I was having. He said “pick me up, I’m coming with you.” Needless to say Tom fixed the two problems in minutes. The car will be appraised this spring, and after watching these cars sell on E-Bay I am sure I made a wise investment. Linda and I plan to give it to our grandson Kevin when he is sixteen years old. We also helped race a 1971 Javelin, and I bought this car for my son Peter when it was taken off the track. He still has it, and it is sitting on a rotisserie. It will be our next project. All I need to do is figure out how to get Tom to move back from Kelowna to solve all the problems we are sure to have. Well, Linda has read this and its cost me the Vega. She said I had to give it to her if I expect to be forgiven!!

Replica of the Hurst AMX I built and still own. I raced it in the 1960's and early seventies.

1972 Baldwin/Motion Vega Jim built 21

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Casino News

Upcoming Free Monthly trips to Winnipeg for 2015 are: November 10th & December 8th. Everyone attending November & December bus trips (including South Beach) will be entered for the Christmas draws. ******* The next overnight South Beach Trip is November 17/18th. At the time of writing, I still have space available. If you are interested, please call me right away. *******

2016 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; I have requested dates for buses/hotels for Winnipeg Casinos and South Beach trips. The Winnipeg trips are not all confirmed yet but I do have the list for South Beach.

SOUTH BEACH TRIPS 2016 (all Monday/Tuesday)

January 25/26, 2016 March 28/29, 2016 May 30/31, 2016 September 26/27, 2016 November 21/22, 2016

Marilyn Peters, Hostess

Phone: 204-326-4939 22

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Lunch Out of the Village November 19th 11:30 am “Is our first date for the 2015/16 session”

Doener Grill Express Located at 237 Lumber Avenue South of Main Street. Parking in behind the Restaurant. MENU Spaetzle: A unique German noodle blended together with homemade chicken and mushroom sauce. Coffee or Tea $11.00 (Includes Tax) Contact Doreen Leys 204-422-8273 by Nov 15th 23

November 2015

Submitted by Barb Prior

Baking Soda is an environmentally friendly product that can be used as a beauty product, a cleaner, a deodorizer and can even help to control a sweet tooth! Check out these tips for uses of baking soda Hair care: Remove product build-up of gels, mousse and sprays by adding about a quarter size amount of baking soda to your regular shampoo. Wash and rinse as usual. Your hair will be shinier and more manageable. Remove the build-up of these same products on brushes and combs by soaking them in a sink of warm water and 1 tsp of baking soda overnight. Facial and body scrubs: Most commercial scrubs contain plastic micro beads which never decompose. They end up in water filtration systems causing havoc or get into rivers, lakes and oceans which poses risk to fish and other wildlife. An alternative is to make your own exfoliating scrub using 3 parts soda to 1 part water. Rub in a gentle circular motion and rinse with warm water. If you ever use self tanners and end up with an orange streaky mess this 3:1 solution will scrub it away. Deodorant: Everyone is familiar with the box of baking soda in the fridge to neutralize odors,but it will also work in closets gym bags and kitty litter boxes. If you are out of deodorant a dusting of baking soda will do the trick. Remove perspiration stains from clothes with a thick paste of soda and water . Rub on stains and let sit for 1 hour, and launder as usual. Sprinkle baking soda on the bottom of your trash cans to keep bad odors away. Antacid: 1 tsp baking soda in a glass of warm water will relieve heartburn. This should only be used sparingly. If heartburn is persistent see your doctor. If you crave sweets, rinse your mouth with the above solution and spit out. Your craving should disappear instantly. Itchy, Dry Skin Reliever: Add 1/2 cup baking soda to a warm (not hot) bath and soak for 20 minutes. Your skin will soften and the itch will be soothed. This also works to relieve insect bites and mild sunburn. Polish Silverware: Use the 3 parts soda to 1 part water solution to clean silver. Rub on with a clean cloth or sponge and rinse well. Cleaning: Clean the fridge with a solution of 1 tbsp of soda to 4 liters of warm water to neutralize odors Clean crayons from walls. Apply baking soda to a wet cloth and rub lightly. Wipe off with a clean, dry cloth. Add 1/2 cup soda to your laundry with the detergent. Your clothes will be cleaner, fresher and softer. Sprinkle on rugs, wait 10 minutes and vacuum Remove coffee and tea stains from cups by sprinkling soda into cups and wiping with a damp cloth. A paste of baking soda will also remove red sauce stains from plastic. To clean a pot or pan with burnt on food add 2 inches of boiling water to pan and 1/2 cup baking soda. Let sit overnight and clean with ease in the morning. Keep your rubber gloves dry and smelling good by sprinkling soda inside them. They'll slip on easier too! Car care: Clean car battery terminals - separately - with a solution of baking soda paste and a clean rag. Sprinkle soda on top of oil and grease in the garage. Scrub with a wet brush. Gasoline and oil odors can be removed by putting clothes in a trash bag with baking soda for a few days before washing them. A little soda on a damp cloth will remove bugs and tar from cars without damaging the paint. Let paste sit for a few minutes before wiping and rinsing clean. 24

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PHONE: 204.326.6400

FAX: 204.326.6420

helping our community live well

November 2015

Paradise Village Christian Fellowship Church “Remembrance Day” is coming up shortly: A time to reflect on the past tragedies of wars and multitudes of men, women, and youth whose precious lives were lost, maimed, or forever changed in fighting for our freedom. A time also to soberly observe our present world with all of its trials and triumphs. A phrase often used at this time: “Lest we Forget” can be applied, not only to the memories of past and present wars, but also to our Christian heritage. The sacrifice of so many lives in these times of conflict both in the natural & spiritual realms certainly deserve our full recognition and honour. But there was an even greater “sacrifice” we need to fully acknowledge and embrace: that of God so loving us that He sent His “Only Beloved Son” - Jesus - to die in our place, for our sins: to make the way for all who will believe to have sins forgiven and enjoy life with Him forever (St. John 3:16) All this…..we must not forget…. Come worship with us on Sundays at 10 A.M. at the Recreation Center in Paradise Village. Everyone is welcome. Coffee and Fellowship following the Service. If anyone has special prayer requests please call the President, Dennis Hall.

MENS Breakfast Fellowship: 2nd Monday of each month (10 a.m. at various restaurants) rides can be arranged. For details give Dennis a call at 204-422-9870.

Please watch the bulletin Boards by the mail boxes for Paradise Village Church Monthly “Special Events.” Of course, everyone is warmly welcome to attend these (and ALL) functions of you Village Church.

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From the Tab Man…..Frank Leys FOUND in a shopping bag with soup labels & tabs, a set of earphones (they look new) If U lost a set and can identify them call me at 422-8273. Remember to drop off all Pop Cans, Beer Cans, and the Tabs (remember to separate tabs) at the Recreation Center’s Recycle Bins located by the Barbeques by the Workshop NOT at 7 Nature Drive anymore. Plastic Pop Bottles and Water Bottles are also accepted with caps removed. We still collect Campbell's food labels from soup and vegetables. They must be Campbell’s products. Drop them off along with your tabs & cans. We only recycle aluminum drink cans (pop and beer) and beer bottles.

The Paradise Village

on October 24th

was a grand affair complete with beautifully decorated tables and well-dressed residents. The smell from the food was absolutely overwhelming and hard to resist, digging in, before Grace. This is an occasion you can surely bet my Mom and I will attend next year! We enjoyed being with many friends of Paradise Village and meeting new Paradise Villagers as well. Congratulations to Not to get myself in trouble, (though I feel several felt the same) we could have spent some time mingling 50-50 Winner...Ursula Schlichter $115.00 Door Prize Winners were after dinner. There seemed to be a need to rush to clean up and put things away. That was unfortunate Gary Danielson and Linda Fulmore and probably not intended but maybe next year there could be things to do to keep us around longer to enjoy each other’s company. Ideas?

Thank you to Rose McDonald and her team of cooks and helpers. To Chicken Chef owner, Celine, the turkey, dressing & gravy was wonderful; served hot, tasty and plentiful. We look forward to your catered Christmas Dinner on December 12th. Debbie Kokil

November 2015 Gil’s Rv Rentals Mailing Address: Box 4, Group 58, RR2 Ste. Anne, MB R5H 1R2

Camping? Lodging for guests? Fishing trip? Lodging for insurance claim? We have 5 units to choose from

Continuous Eaves Troughs

for your particular needs:    

2 x 10’ pop-up units 18’ sport trailer 21’ hybrid 27’ travel trailer

For more information contact Pat @ (204) 392-0709 rvrentals@gmail.com

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PARADISE SQUARES by Larry Trush Our special “Welcome Night” dance on October 13th was a success with six square attending. Visitors were from Beausejour Swinging Squares, Grand Squares, Paw & Taws and also the executive of the Eastern Manitoba Square and Round Dance Association. Ernie had everyone do sa do in’ and swinging all evening. A special cake and ice cream rounded out the night of dancing. Our next special night will be Hobo Night on November 17 th. Be sure to wear a hobo costume and bring a can of soup & / or veggies for the stew. Several couples from our club have registered for the National Convention in Regina next July and are looking forward to it. SPECIAL NOTE: THERE WILL BE NO DANCING on NOVEMBER 10th at PARADISE VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER! Larry Trush

November 2015

Thank you to all those who sent an email to me sharing upcoming events and announcements to be placed in the Carillon YOUR REPORTER: JOSI PETERS 42 PARADISE DRIVE Contact #204-422-9156 email: pvnews42@gmail.com Deadline: Monday evenings at 9:00 pm to be included in the following Thursdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s paper. Final editorial decisions are made by Community News Editor at The Carillon. Share upcoming activities of our community, special anniversaries, birthdays, birth announcements, graduations, weddings, wildlife sightings, condolences, etc. Photos provided via email will be submitted also. Looking forward to hearing more from YOU

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October 2, 2015

September 30, 2015

1st

Lionel Meilleur

145

2nd

Harold Burnell

139

3rd

Leo Langlois

138

1st 2nd 3rd

Barb Prior

157

1st

Harold Burnell

966

Carol Stoess

961

Jim Stone

958

2nd

Shirlee Christensen

156

2nd

3rd

Leo Langlois

144

3rd

October 14, 2015

October 16, 2015 1st 2nd 3rd

Russ Prior Jim Stone Harold Burnell

147

1st

Jean Mushrow

951

141

2nd

Larry Menec

950

138

3rd

Harold Burnell

944

October 21, 2015

October 23, 2015 1st

Judy Burnell

141

1st

Carol Stoess

983

Herb Inch

980

Harold Burnell

964

1st

Rick Mushrow

141

2nd

3rd

Larry Menec

139

3rd

(Two-Table Progressive) October 11, 2015 1st 2nd 3rd September 27, 2015 1st 2nd 3rd

Claude Dutiaume Jim Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Esperance Barb Prior

Claude Dutiaume Leo Langlois John Perreault

Ludwik Jarco Herb Inch Leo Langlois October 18, 2015

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Barb Prior John Perreault Herb Inch

October 1, 2015 1st 2nd 3rd

Steve Davidge John Sluis Steve Kereluk

3520 2480 2400

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October 6, 2015 Steve Kereluk Susan Vanderwerf Leo Langlois

4710 2950 2600

1st 2nd 3rd

October 8, 2015 Steve Kereluk John Sluis Leo Langlois

5130 3850 2350

1st 2nd 3rd

October 13, 2015 Steve Kereluk John Sluis Susan Vanderwerf

3290 2830 2530

1st 2nd 3rd

October 15, 2015 Barb Marchand Carole Trush Steve Kereluk

3550 3170 1610

1st 2nd 3rd

October 20, 2015 Steve Davidge John Sluis Leo Langlois

2450 2260 2240

1st 2nd 3rd

October 22, 2015 Steve Kereluk John Sluis Ludwik Jarco

3960 2950 2840

1st 2nd 3rd

October 25, 2015 John Sluis Carole Trush Jim Stone

2650 2610 2020

October 18, 2015

October 4, 2015 1st 2nd 3rd

970 964 951

October 7, 2015

October 9, 2015 1st

Ken Lofto Jim Esperance Judy Burnell

1st 2nd 3rd

Ludwik Jarco Leo Langlois Claude Dutiaume

November 2015 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.

Glaucoma: Saving Sight with Foresight More than 4 million Americans, and nearly 70 million people worldwide, have Glaucoma. Unfortunately, according to experts more than 50% of people don’t even know they have it. Worldwide, it is the second leading cause of blindness. In the US approximately 120,000 persons are blind from glaucoma, accounting for 9% to 12% of all cases of blindness in this country. The most common form of glaucoma is open angle glaucoma. There are two main types of glaucoma: Prim ar y Open Angle Glaucom a ("open angle") and Angle Closure Glaucoma ("narrow angle"). Open angle glaucoma is about five times more common than narrow angle, but both are marked by an increase of intraocular pressure (IOP). In some cases optic nerve damage can occur despite normal IOP. This type is called normal tension glaucoma (NTG). Open angle glaucoma tends to be insidious, progressing slowly often without overt symptoms. In most cases a person may not notice any loss of vision (initially it’s peripheral vision loss) until the disease has progressed significantly. Open angle glaucoma accounts for nearly 20% of all blindness among African-Americans compared to 6% in Caucasians. Conversely closed angle glaucoma (which is the end-point of the narrow angle type) can occur suddenly and is considered a medical emergency. It is often painful, may cause decreased or cloudy vision, swelling and facial pain as well as nausea and vomiting. On a positive note, these symptoms often lead patients to seek medical attention before permanent damage occurs. Essentially, glaucoma is caused by an imbalance in the amount of aqueous humor present in the eye at any given time. Aqueous fluid is constantly being produced and secreted by the ciliary body (located behind the iris) and eventually flows into the anterior chamber (through the pupil). At the same time, older fluid in the anterior chamber drains out through a channel known as the trabecular meshwork. Intraocular pressure depends upon exactly how much fluid is present at any given time. The elevated IOP in glaucoma is generally is due to a problem with the drainage side of the equation. In open angle glaucoma, the channel for drainage is widely accessible but the flow through the trabecular meshwork is reduced (think of your sink when the drain is clogged with hair and other junk). Conversely, narrow angle glaucoma is associated with restricted access to the drain itself due to an iris that is pushed forward and pinches off access to the trabecular meshwork. In either case, as fluid levels build up, so does intraocular pressure which ultimately can damage the sensitive nerve fibers of the retina. Since there are rarely any symptoms in the early stages of the disease, it is important that people get regular eye examinations by qualified professionals. Screening for glaucoma is usually performed as part of a standard eye examination performed by ophthalmologists and optometrists Although intraocular pressure is only one of the major risk factors for glaucoma, lowering it via various pharmaceuticals and/or surgical techniques is currently the mainstay of glaucoma treatment. And while there is no “cure” for glaucoma, medication and surgery can help stop or slow the progression of the disease. Pharmacologically, the treatment of glaucoma is aimed at reducing intraocular pressure by either improving aqueous outflow or reducing the production of aqueous fluid, or both. Drugs that enhance aqueous outflow include the prostaglandin analogs, non-selective sympathomimetics, and cholinergic agonists. Drugs that decrease the production of aqueous humor include the topical beta-blockers and carbonic anhydrase inhibitors. Alpha2-agonists have a dual mechanism, decreasing aqueous production and increasing trabecular outflow. 32

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Paradise Tuesdays 10% off all services (Except for therapeutic massage)

Ste. Anne Tax Services 36 Dawson Road, Ste. Anne, MB

Friendly Professional Local Service Snowbird Mail Service Personal Income Tax Retirement Income Projections Estate & Funeral Planning Executor Service Death Café RSVP Anni at 204-422-6631 or anni@steannetaxservice.ca

Call 204-320-1995

www.fountainviewspa.com 34069-B Borland Rd La Broquerie, MB R0A 0W0

Pharmacists/Pharmaciens

170 - 142 avenue Centrale

André Lafrenière

Ste-Anne, MB R5H 1C3

Wanda Turner

Ph: (204) 422-8226

Guylene McLean

Fax: (204) 422-6587 e-mail: pseine@shaw.ca

November 2015

Best Halloween Costume for 2015

Price Ranges From $10.00 to $40.00

KNITTED DOLLS FOR SALE 

All dolls are safe for young children.

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They are washable & stuffed with new hygienic stuffing specifically for toys.

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There are no small parts such as buttons, beads or wires.

Call Carole @ 204-422-5520 or stop in at 33 Sunset Drive

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Christmas Card crafting afternoon On Wednesday - 1:00 pm November 25th, 2015

Not exactly as shown here

6 Cards - 2 Different Designs, 3 Each $25.00 (Materials included) Sign up if interested on the bulletin board. Do you want to learn how to quilt? If interested please let us know by putting your name on the sign up sheet on the recreation Center Bulletin board. Look for more information to follow. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Both functions organized by the Paradise Village Social Committeeâ&#x20AC;?

November 2015

PARADISE VILLAGE TRAILS - All trails are groomed! From Frank Leys, Thank you to the following helpers: Larry Menec, Larry Trush, Raynald Dufresne, Jacob Hes, Gene Porte, Barry Prideaux, Robert Burfoot, Russell Bencharski Also a big thanks to our sign painter Naomi Daignault.

NEW TRAILS SHOWN ON MAP

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For All Your Auto Body Repair Needs 724 Traverse Road Ste. Anne, MB R5H 1B2 Phone/Fax: (204)422-8840 Cell: 204-355-8476 Bob Saindon

Ste. Anne Library 16 rue de l’Eglise

204-422-9958

Hours: Monday

Closed

Tuesday

12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Wednesday 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm Thursday

12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Friday

12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Saturday

10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Sunday

Closed

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 204-326-3917 Clearspring Centre - Steinbach, MB

November 2015

Submitted by Julian DeGraves

PVRA Newsletter Co-ordinator and Carrier Information Without the help of our volunteer co-ordinators, Frank Leys and Brian Fulmore and the our team of volunteer carriers, we would not have such an efficient delivery of our Newsletter every month. I am providing the list of carriers for your street and if you have not received your newsletter you can call your co-ordinator. Remember you must be a PVRA Member in order to receive a monthly newsletter. If you want to become a Member please call Olga Baschak at 204-422-5251

If you haven't already paid your Membership Dues for 2015/16 Dues are charged at the rate of $25.00 household of two (2) or $12.50 household of one (1) Payable at: 14 Paradise Drive Olga Baschak Membership Committee 204-422-5251

Co-ordinators: (Summer) Brian Fulmore 204-422-9190 (Winter) Frank Leys 204-422-8273 (Editor) Debbie Kokil 204-422-8714 Team of Delivery Carriers are as follows: Route Route Route Route

1: 2: 3: 4:

Route 5: Route 6: Route 7: Route 8: Route 9: Route 10: Route 11: Route 12:

1-15 Parkview Drive 1-39 Sunset Drive 1-19 Lakeview Drive 1-16 Harmony Lane

Ann Scharff Lilly Lowing Myrna Mackenzie Brian Fulmore (S) Alan Fifer (W) 38-53 Harmony Lane Pat Shaffer 25-59 Nature Drive Sherran Ross 56-73 Village Drive Vivian Deurbrouck(S) Vida Bowyer (W) 1-24 Nature Drive Marilyn Henderson 31-51 Paradise Drive Ray Dufresne 1-31 Village Drive Henry Guenther 32-55 Village Drive Larry Menec 1-30 Paradise Drive Robbert Hilhorst(S) Jerry MacNeil (W)

If you are going to be away please inform Frank or Brian or myself Debbie (Editor) with the dates. Thank you and save this information for future need! 38

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Do you have any interesting stories about travelling? I am sure there are many from you folks here, in Paradise Village! Please include pictures! Please forward to me, Editor Debbie Kokil, at pvra20@yahoo.ca or drop off at 5 Parkview Drive

November 2015 9-1-1 EMERGENCY INFORMATION “Municipal Road 39E” “Civic Number 45084” Your street address (Example - “8 Paradise Drive”)

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS RCMP - Steinbach

204-326-1234

Ste. Anne Police

204-422-8209

Hours: Mon - Fri

8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Weekends Same number, but calls are referred to Winnipeg and re-directed to Steinbach Emergency, Fire, or Ambulance

911

Health Links

1-888-315-9257

Ste. Anne Hospital

204-422-8837

Doctor on Call

204-422-5953

Seine Medical Centre

204-422-8811

Seine Pharmacy

204-422-8226

South Eastman Health

204-422-8817

PARADISE VILLAGE Emergency Number

204-371-7968

Office

204-422-8662

Office - Fax

204-422-9005

Rec Centre

204-422-6174

Are you ready for Winter?

Wayne Pierce Commissioner for Oaths Free to Paradise Residents Call: 204-422-9116 Jo-Ann Lee Provincial Marriage Commissioner Wedding Ceremonies & Renewal of Vows idoweddingwishes@gmail.com Call: 204-990-2624 Penn-Lite Electrical & Mechanical Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical Call: 204-326-3233 Ste Marie Plumbing - Jim Ste. Marie Plumbing, Water Softener, Drains Call: 204-422-5352 Cell: 204-371-6897 GP Mobile - Gerald Prairie Home levels, Skirting, Siding, and Repairs Call: 204-422-6301 Dave`s Finishing Renovating, Flooring, and Decks Call: 204-380-3765 Craig Electric - Gerry Craig Furnace Repair Cell: 204-371-9165 Office: 204-422-8245 Randy Eros Ward 6 Councillor Call: 204-371-2959

2015-2017 PVRA EXECUTIVE President Brian Vanderbeek 8 Lakeview Drive R5H 1J7 204-422-6382

Vice-President Brian Fulmore 9 Harmony Lane R5H 0A2 204-422-9190

2nd Vice-President Ludwik Jarco 52 Harmony Lane R5H 0A3 204-422-8364

Secretary Joanne Kehler 32 Sunset Drive R5H 1J7 204-422-6248

Treasurer Pat Zubrin 11 Harmony Lane R5H 0A2 204-422-8238

Welcoming Olga Baschak 14 Paradise Drive R5H 1H2 204-422-5251

Kitchen Sherran Ross 59 Nature Drive R5H 1J7 204-422-5674

Social Rose McDonald 61 Village Drive R5H 1J6 204-422-8990

House Peter Elwick 17 Sunset Drive R5H 1H5 204-422-6225 40

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2014-2015 NEWSLETTER TEAM Editor Debbie Kokil 5 Parkview Drive R5H 1J6 204-422-8714

Advertising Les Hooper 12 Harmony Lane R5H 0A2 204-422-8583

Distribution (Sum) Brian Fulmore 9 Harmony Lane R5H 0A2 204-422-9190

Distribution (Winter) Frank Leys 7 Nature Drive R5H 1H2 204-422-8273

You can contact us via e-mail: pvra20@yahoo.ca and drop off any submissions to 5 Parkview Drive by the 20th of each month for the following issue

November 2015

Please Patronize Your Advertisers in the Paradise Village Residents’ Newsletter Advertisers Name

Page

Advertisers Name

Page

A.H. Glass Ltd.

Penner Paint & Body Works

Access Mobility & Healthcare Supplies

Penner Performance Centre Ltd.

Anni Markmann Tax Services

Pet Sitting Services

B. Vermette Back-Hoe Service Ltd.

Pet Vet

Barkman Appliance Service

Pharmacie Seine

Century 21 - Doug Rempel

Pic n’ Pay Shoes

Chem-Dry Southeast

Pro Hardware/Sears

Chicken Chef

Royal LePage Riverbend Realty - Paul Hiebert

Classy Cut ‘N Curls

Richer Inn Motor Hotel

Craig Electric

Sainte-Anne Chiropractic Clinic

Dave’s Finishing

Sainte-Anne Physiotherapy

Fiola Insurance Agency/Ste. Anne Sundries

Seine River Motors Collision and Glass

Fountain View Day Spa and Salon

Simply Connected

Fresh Looks Hair Design

Site Historique Enfant - Jesus

G.P. Mobile Home Services

Sobey’s

Gil’s RV Rentals

Ste. Anne Auto Body Ltd.

Gold-N-Memories

Ste. Anne Co-op Oil Ltd.

Grand Denture Clinic

Ste. Anne Library

Harvest Insurance Agency

Ste. Marie Plumbing

Home & Deck Painting by Ila

Steinbach Primary Care Pharmacy

Inn Ti-Beauville

Total Package Moving

Jock of All Trades

Travel Professionals International - Shirley

Ledingham GM

Uncle Jake’s Restaurant

Paws Aux Spa

Waldenway Canine & Kitty Camp Inc.

Penn-Lite Electrical & Mechanical

Water Doctor

23 & 41

We are always looking for advertisers in our monthly newsletter! Please contact Les Hooper at 204-422-8583 for quotes on advertising costs! 42

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Volunteer Drivers There are residents in Paradise Village who may need assistance to get to a medical appointment in Ste. Anne, Lorette, Steinbach or Winnipeg. Arrangements as to times and donations towards gas and/or parking are between the resident requiring assistance and the resident driver. If you require assistance, you may call a driver directly or call: Pat Shaffer

204-422-5051

Because drivers are not always available, we need to increase the number of volunteers. If you could help with this service, please call Pat. DRIVERS WHO PREFER TO USE THEIR OWN VEHICLE: Bob & Hazel Hicks 204-422-5790 (Summer Only) John Sluis 204-422-4111 Norm Cunningham 204-422-9177 Al Wastle

204-422-5275

DRIVERS WHO WILL USE EITHER THEIR OWN OR THE RESIDENTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S VEHICLE:

Ragnar Erlendson 204-422-5844 Doreen Leys

204-422-8273

Syd Henderson

204-422-6290

Victor Loewen

204-422-6573

Leo Langlois

204-422-9496