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THAT OLD BLACK GOLD IS RUNNING - Harvest 2015 is well in hand and the weatherman has cooperated so far. The hot, humid weather ripened the crops and this season can be considered ‘an early harvest’ on most accounts. Pictured in the combine are Neal and Chelsea Hainsworth, taking off a canola field ‘in the mountain’ south of Deloraine. PHOTO/COURTESY LORI MAIN

Summer Day Camp wraps up by Samantha Janssens, Recreation summer student Deloraine Winchester Tourism and Recreation ran summer day camps for kids aged 3-12 this past summer. This is the first summer a program of this nature has been offered in the community and it was very well received! Throughout the summer 39 kids participated in different sessions that ran July 6 through until August 13. Liza Park (EDO/Recreation Director) and Sam Janssens (summer student) went on three day trips with the kids to the International Peace Garden, Souris, and Old Deloraine on Mondays in July. Sam also ran three-day camps for six weeks on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Five of these camps were ran in Town and one camp was held at Lake Metigoshe. The kids had the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities including crafts, cooking, outdoor games, board games, scavenger hunts, and theme days including Science Day and Disney Day. Day camp offered the kids a chance to learn and develop new skills while having fun with their peers. The program was really lucky this year with the weather and we were able to spend most of our days outdoors! Deloraine Winchester Tourism and Recreation have a number of thank yous that made their summer program possible this year. Appreciation is extended to Wayne Innes and the Handivan for taking us on our day trips. The kids really enjoyed riding in the Handivan. Also appreciation to the Harvest Church and Angela Lay for the use of the craft room at the church as well as the kitchen facilities for our kids in the kitchen program. Thank you to Boundary Co-op for donation of product for our kids in the kitchen program. A shout out to Rob Maynard for being our projectionist for our movie days at the Theatre and to the Pool staff for supervising and lifeguarding during our mornings spent at the Pool. Finally, thank you to the RM of Deloraine Winchester for the use of their facilities and resources for day camp!

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Two John Deere dealerships with deep Manitoba roots join forces submitted Winnipeg, August 18, 2015 - Enns Brothers Ltd. and D.B. Murray Ltd. are pleased to announce that they have executed a purchase agreement whereby Enns Brothers Ltd. will acquire 100% of the operating assets of D.B. Murray Ltd. The anticipated closing date is October 31, 2015. The D.B. Murray dealership was founded in 1978 by Dwayne Murray, who is the fourth generation of the Murray family to own and operate a machinery dealership in Manitoba. The company has earned a reputation for providing Melita area farmers with the highest level of customer service. Their experienced and dedicated staff and best in class business practices are a natural fit for the Enns Brothers organization. Dwayne and Ryan Murray are well-respected businessmen and active members of the community and they will continue to play key roles in the new organization. Enns Brothers is the leader in providing innovative farm solution strategies designed to offer producers a comprehensive farm management package. These solutions integrate crop production, equipment, technology, and business management tools. The newly combined team will offer successful products such as PerformancePlus, FieldSmart, and ServiceGard to Melita area customers. Customers will also have access to a broader selection of quality late model used inventory, expanded parts on demand and an even greater depth of agronomic, equipment and technology expertise to help them get the most from their land. “Both of our organizations are committed to doing what it takes to earn customers for life. Like D.B. Murray, we have a history of being there for the producers when it really matters,” says Enns Brothers President & CEO, Ray Bouchard. “We are fortunate to be joining forces with such a well-run Manitoba company and we know that together, we will be even better able to serve the communities where we live and work.” (Continued on Page 3)

Deloraine Chamber Parade & Beer Garden wishes to thank the following for their assistance and contributions at the 2015 Fair: Deloraine Men’s 2000 Club Deloraine Curling Club Deloraine Ag Society Security Team Boundary Co-op Olson Agencies Deloraine Motor Inn Dand 4-H Club Andy Cappelle Ron Cassils Brent & Loretta Crowe Double Nickel Band Chamber members The contributions by these groups and individuals played an important role in ensuring a successful parade and beer garden.

Harvest 2015 How sweet it is to see the crops taken off! Top picture: Vandaele’s south of Deloraine. Middle right: Mark and Gerry Raes tandem combine in the mountain (what a scenic view). Middle left: Vandoorne’s, south of the golf course. Bottom: Dennis and Marilyn Bolduc are in the near combine and Eddie Andries is in the other. Dennis and Marilyn stopped to chat for a minute. He said this field of Hard Red Wheat is going about 40/bushels. Hope everyone has good yields. PHOTOS/JUDY WELLS

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Maguire officially registered as candidate (Continued from Page 3) “I pledge to work alongside stakeholders and community leaders to connect Westman residents with available jobs through targeted measures.” Since 2006, the Government of Canada has supported business and industry associations to work alongside post-secondary education institutions to better align their curriculum with the needs of employers. The Government has also expanded eligibility for the Low-and Middle-Income Canada Students Grants to include short duration programs, and reformed the Canada Student Loan Program by reducing the expected parental contribution under the needs assessments process. Maguire concluded, “I will continue to be a strong voice for Westman and support policies that will lead to the creation of new high-paying jobs. Even though we’ve accomplished a lot, there is still much more to do.” To get in touch with the Larry Maguire campaign, Westman residents can call Campaign HQ at 204-717-4001 or visit the office located at 2940 Victoria Avenue (previous CKX building) in Brandon. Residents can also visit www.rehiremaguire.ca/ or email LarryMaguire4MP@gmail.com

Chamber meets for August by Judy Wells The August meeting of the Deloraine Chamber of Commerce was held on August 13 at the Rendezvous Restaurant with eight members in attendance. President Shirley Bell welcomed all and opened the meeting. The agenda and minutes of the July meeting were approved. Correspondence included a Manitoba Chamber of Commerce Policy Resolutions booklet. As well, Shirley reports receiving several calls from the Winnipeg Free Press about advertising in the MBiz magazine (Manitoba Chamber magazine). It was agreed Chamber would not be buying advertising in this publication. Treasurer’s report Chamber continues to have a healthy bank balance due to another successful beer garden. A motion was made to give $1,000 to the Deloraine EMS towards the stretcher fund. This donation was in regard to Deloraine EMS being on site for the bull riding event on Friday, July 17, and is Deloraine Chamber’s contribution to the Deloraine Fair 2015. Fair review - Beer garden and parade were both successful. Recreation/EDO report: Farmer’s Market - Liza reported that the September 3 Farmer’s Market will have a Family Day theme. Chamber will host the lunch

on this day (pulled beef on a bun). Treasure Tour - This event will not be going forward this year as there are many auctions and town wide sales already planned. Tourism Westman - Liza is now the chair of this committee. She reports they are

preparing a booklet which highlights winter events in Westman. Chamber’s “Light-Up” event will be listed in the booklet. Town Website - The new site is ready to go and the new e-mail is delowin.ca Summer Camp - This program will be wrapping

up this week. They enjoyed the out of town trips and several in town programs. Prairie Skills Tracey Raikes reported there will be another “Power Up” course offered. The next Chamber meeting will be Thursday, September 10.

LIFESAVING INSTRUCTION - These students were learning lifesaving techniques at the Deloraine-Winchester Swimming Pool on Wednesday, August 19. These skills are very important as a life skill and for advancing to becoming lifeguards and instructors. PHOTOS/JUDY WELLS

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Odds & Ends Let’s give a big ‘shout out’ to the Oildome AAA Pee Wee team for their fourth place finish in the Western Canadians held in Coquitlam, BC, last week. They had some great games, some heartbreakers and probably one they’d like to forget. But, they earned the right to go in the first place which is a really big deal in itself. And, they played in the bronze game, coming up just a bit short on medalling. Congratulations on playing some excellent baseball. Hope you all enjoyed the experience. • • • Harvest is in full swing. . .there are lots of crops already taken off. The hot, humid weather brought the crops to fruition early this season. The yields are reported to be good to above average. Check out the harvesting pictures in this week’s issue. I apologize in advance if I got the wrong names on any picture - sometimes I was assuming who might be in the combine or whose land it was. . .my family will be so embarrassed if I’m wrong. In fact, it may be that they gave me false information when I asked “who farms here” and “who farms there”. And, of course, ‘they’ means Kelly! • • • A big shout out to Deloraine-Winchester Recreation Department for hosting the Summer Day Camp program this year. This was a fantastic opportunity for kids to take part in a variety of activities every week. They even had day trips which were really enjoyed. This was the first year for the program. Encourage your Rec. Dept. to continue next year. • • • The Farmer’s Market on Thursday, September 3, will be considered a ‘Family Day’ theme. Deloraine Chamber will be hosting a pulled beef lunch and there will be activities for the kids. Mark your calendar. • • • It’s getting closer to ‘back to school’ time which seems really late this year. Students head back to the school halls on Wednesday, September 9, which is three weeks from today (time of writing August 19). Speaking of ‘Back to School’ here are a few jokes on the subject: A book never written : “The Best Subject in School” by Jim Class. • • • Why did the M&M go to school? I’m stumped. Because he really wanted to be a Smartie. (groan) • • • Why was the teacher wearing sunglasses to school? Because she had bright students! (another groaner) • • • A book never written “High School Math” by Cal Q. Luss • • • Stevie: Mom, I got 100 in school today! Mom: That’s great. What in? Stevie: A 40 in Reading and a 60 in Spelling. • • • Teacher: Daniel, I’ve had to send you to the principal’s office every day this week. What do you have to say for yourself. Daniel: I’m glad it’s Friday.

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Municipality of Brenda-Waskada The Municipality of Brenda-Waskada held their regular Council meeting in the Council Chambers, Wednesday, August 12, at 7:00 p.m. Head of Council Gary Williams presided with Councillors D. Vanmackelbergh, J. Morningstar, S. Jolly present along with CAO Diane A CAREER WITH SUNRISE CREDIT UNION Woodworth. Regrets: J. Shukin, K. Guenther, K. Mann Members of Council approved the amended agenda for this meeting and the MAY BE JUST RIGHT FOR YOU. following minutes were adopted as circulated: Municipality of Brenda-Waskada Are you looking for a rewarding career with a family and community minded organization? regular meeting July 8. Carried. Sunrise Credit Union is the perfect choice for ambitious, motivated people. Council agreed to sponsor Kidsport with a cash donation of $100. Carried. We offer a generous compensation plan for exceptional individuals looking for careers Council approved the following accounts: in finance, accounting, lending and management. July 2015 $15,083; July 2015 $156,915.90; July 2015 $43,270.86; Aug 2015 $108,919.27; Aug 2015 $13,487.36; Aug Current Opening: Part-time/Full-time MSR at our Waskada Branch Benefits included 2015 $121,537.59; Aug 2015 $99,139.71. Carried Please apply by August 30, 2015 Council gave 1st reading to By-Law #17-2015 Unsightly Property. Carried. Apply online at sunrisecu.mb.ca or drop your resume off at the branch. Council approved the Development Permit to construct a play structure on Lot 6, Block 1, Plan 2396 on the condition that all applicable permits and fees be applied for and adhere to. Carried. Council approved the hiring of Grant Bertholet sunrisecu.mb.ca BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE TOGETHER for a casual position of mower operator for Municipality of Brenda-Waskada. Carried. Council approved the “Offer to Lease” as pre sented by Tundra Oil and Gas Limited with regards to Ptn LSD 11-5-2-25 WPM. Carried. Whereas Section 252(2) of the Municipal Act provides “A charge referred to in Section 252 clause (1)(a) may be collected by the Municipality in the same manner as a tax may be collected or enforced under this act”; Now Therefore be it resolved that the following unpaid Anderson-Strath Accountants - Brandon Kowal Auto Water/Sewer account be added to the properties Andries Electric MNP LLP serviced: $250.88 Roll 400500, Big & Little Trucking McGee Livestock Lot 6/7-1-27. Carried. Bolduc & Bell Farms Meighen Haddad LLP Members of Council acknowledged receipt of the year-end financial statements for: Southwest Boundary Consumers Co-op Ltd. Midwestern Redi-Mix Concrete (1980) Manitoba Regional Library, Southwest Vet, Cargill Ltd. - Elva Morrison Agencies Ltd. Waskada Fire, and TMCD. Century 21 Realty, Richard Gilson Murray & Karen Combs Cost request to be requested from TMCD to Alkali Ranch - Phil & Myrna Adams & Family Nestibo Agra Inc. compile a culvert inventory. Corner Pocket Publishing Nu Look Beauty Salon Cost to be obtained to add 20 to 30 feet onto Country Garden Inn (Bed & Breakfast) Olson Realty & General Insurance the current recycle building. Country Roads Truck & Diesel Paterson Grain Council agreed to add and cancel property Crowe’s Car Wash Petals & Presents taxes as provided under authority of Section 300 D & M Motors Autobody Poole’s Electric and 326 of the Municipal Act as presented by MB D & M Tree Service Raptor Enterprises Ltd. Intergovernmental Affairs dated August 5. Dalziel Oilfield Consulting RBC Royal Bank Carried. Deb Winkler Sigrid DeKezel - C.G.A. Council approved start-up funding of $2,000 Deloraine Plumbing & Heating Simplicity Clothing &Accessories for the Melita and Area Health Committee for Display Building Committees Simply Essential Mini Day Spa physician retention and recruitment. Carried. Doug Morningstar Financial Smith Funeral Home The meeting was adjourned at 10:00 p.m. Next Fine Artz Hair Salon Carson Spence meeting will be at 7:00 p.m., September 9.

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A special thank you goes out to the following: • Deloraine Chamber of Commerce for the beer gardens, Friday night band, and the parade • Deloraine-Winchester Tourism for the food booth • Deloraine Royals Ball Team for the Friday Steak Fry • Deloraine Fire Department for the Demolition Derby on Saturday • Dan Griffith Construction for his timely expertise whenever required

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Thank you to the RM of Deloraine-Winchester for the photocopying of the flyers, bull riding programs, equipment availability and the endless hours of mowing and trimming of the fairgrounds.

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL WHO CAME OUT AND SUPPORTED US FOR THE WEEKEND!

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NOTICES Harvest Community Church welcomes everyone who wishes to join us for worship for the summer. If you want to meet others, sing together, and hear real-life stories of members of our community, come on out! Our summer worship times are at 10:00 am. --------------------------------Memorials and Monuments in granite from Guinn & Simpson Co. Ltd. Call Mark Witherspoon 204534-6471 or 204-5345057. Serving Deloraine, Boissevain and Killarney. Over 100 years of professional and quality service to Southwestern Manitoba. --------------------------------DEPRESSION SUPPORT GROUP Has Depression affected your life? If you are feeling sad and alone please join us for a time of fellowship, caring and sharing. Meetings are held the First Monday of each month from 7:00 9:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose room at the Deloraine Health Centre. For more information please call 204-5225942. There is Hope and there is Help!

COMING EVENTS Deloraine VBS, happening August 24 - 28, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at Harvest Church. Sponsored by the churches of Deloraine and area and the Turtle Mountain Bible Camp. Open to all children ages 4-12. Yearly Theme: SonForce Kids (Spy-kids). ----------------------------------Dunrea Flea Market, antiques, collectibles, treasures and more, Sunday, September 6, 2015, 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. $3 at gate. Boissevain Fairgrounds, Boissevain, MB. For information email dunreafleamarket@yahoo. ca.

AUCTIONS Auction Sale for Ruth and Hilt Wallace, 10:00 a.m. Saturday, August 29 at the Waskada Lions Hall, Waskada, Man. Arctic Cat, table saws, floor model drill, pressure washer jacks, chains, rotating display cabinet, push lawn mower, assort of power tools, Panasonic 50” TV. King size bed, leather sofa and loveseat (as new), press back chairs, wooden table and chairs, Parlour table and chairs. 4 gal Medalta crock w/lid, lots more than listed. To consign phone Miller Auctions (204)725-8289 or (204)522-5683 www.globalauctionguide.com BU and ACC students: BU Residence has space available Single and Double Occupancy for 2015-16 year. Call 204-727-9761 or 204-727-7394.

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CARDS OF THANKS The family of the late Cyril Verplanche would like to thank all our relatives and friends for the kind words and overwhelming support through all the hospital visits, cards, messages, food, flowers, and attendance at Cyril’s funeral. We sincerely thank you and are forever grateful. Evonne, Andy, Myrna and their families ----------------------------------A special thank you to Albert’s family and friends and also my family and friends for the messages of sympathy, flowers and food given at the time of Albert’s passing. Also, a special thank you to the doctors, nurses and support staff at Deloraine Hospital for their kind and compassionate care during Albert’s time in the hospital. God bless you for your kindness. Joan VanMackelberg ----------------------------------Thank you to all our relatives and friends who came from near and far to help us celebrate our 50th anniversary. All of you made our day extra special. Thank you to our children and grandchildren for all they did to help us prepare and decorate as well as for the wonderful surprise gift they gave us. Thank you also to everyone who took part in the renewal of our vows and to those who gave us cards, gifts and flowers. A special thank you to the CWL for the delicious meal. Our day will always be cherished. Rose and Carl

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Not So Very Long Ago 1890 Revere House, the best hotel in southern Manitoba, has been repaired, painted and carpeted. . .The Presbyterian Church meets in Cavers Hall at 3:00 p.m., the Church of England at 7:00 p.m. 1896 Winchester Municipality had 110 births in 1895, the highest of any municipality. . .A London, ON lady has been sent to the asylum for continually talking about her neighbours. . . St. Paul, Minnesota, has hired a police woman. 1902 There have been numerous berry-picking parties to the Turtle Mountain. . .The new elevator at Goodlands is finished. 1913 Financial authorities believe that nothing will stop the true development of the Canadian west. . .There is a Safety Oil Gas Burner demonstration in town. . .A rest room is fitted up at the back of Montgomery’s for the use of the ladies. 1919 New potatoes are selling

eight pounds for 25¢. 1929 The Minot International Friendship Tour visits Deloraine. 1941

H.V. Boles wins first prize in the garden competition. . .A new dairy product resembling buttermilk is introduced in Britain. 1952

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Page 7, Deloraine Times & Star, Deloraine, MB, August 21, 2015 Canada is now free of foot and mouth disease. . .Seventy take swimming lessons at Lake Metigoshe. 1968 The editor says vandalism in this area must be curbed. . .A Manitoba survey favours the .08 breathalyzer level. 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Breemersch win the trophy for the best rural grounds; Iris MacKinnon wins for the best grounds in town. . .Deloraine Museum closes for the season. 1985 Theatre admission goes up to $2.50 for adults, $2.00 for students. 1991 A 2.04 pound and 17.5 inches around tomato The annual Virden Indoor Rodeo was held last grown by Alice Andries is weekend. Sonja McGee is pictured competing in PHOTO/CHARLOTTE ARTYSHKO featured. . .A miniature the barrel racing. golf course at Lake Metigoshe is cleared away.

McGee competes at Virden Rodeo

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