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Souris on the receiving end of Conservative investments By Darci Semeschuk Souris is set to receive over $70,000 in grants thanks to the Progressive Conservative Government. According to a press release issued July 23 from Cliff Cullen’s office Spruce Woods Constituency is to receive funding in the amount of $ 177,405.00 through community development programs such as Community Places, Partner 4 Growth, and Hometown Manitoba. This will allow for 15 upgrades and improvements in Souris-Glenwood, Killarney Turtle Mountain, Glenboro South Cypress, Argyle, Prairie Lakes, Cornwallis and Whitehead Municipalities. “I am very pleased that our government is making these investments in the Spruce Woods constituency,” said MLA Cullen. “Projects like these make our communities stronger and improve the quality of life for Manitoba families.” Mayor Darryl Jackson is also pleased to see some government dollars come Souris’ way. “It’s always good to get outside money,” stated Jackson from his office of July 23. “Most of our organizations and people work hard to gather local funds and when you get some outside money to help those funds go further, that’s good.” The $70,000 announced for Souris includes five local projects. These are the North End Outdoor Warming Shelter Replacement (Community Places Grant) $9155.00; Glenwood Memorial Complex Lighting Project (Community Places Grant) $28,902.00; Souris Minor Ball 2018 Diamond Enhancement Project (Community Places Grant) $13,346.00;

Hillcrest Museum was one of five government grants announced for Souris on July 23. The museums received $14,667.00 for restoration of balconies on east side of the building and roof repairs. They have already done extensive upgrades to the main entrance balconies and they look amazing as seen here. PHOTO/DEBBIE BUTLER Hillcrest Community Corp Inc. Restoration of Balconies on East side of Building & Roof repairs (Com. Places Grant) 14,667.00; Souris Community Development Corp. (Hometown Manitoba Grant) $4559.00. Kris Doull has been working with the former Skate Park committee and they’ve come up with a plan to use the left over funds from that project to build a new warming shelter at the outdoor rink. Using that as seed money of $7900 they applied for and received a grant of $9155. Andrew Hamilton heads the project up and now that they’ve received word that the funds have been received, the committee will meet to select a design

and will have it completed by fall for the 2018 – 2019 winter season. “We are pleased to have this money in order to move forward with the warming shelter,” stated Doull. “Going forward the committee will look at a range of options to ensure safety and visibility at the warming hut.” The funds received for the Complex lighting project will be added to an as yet to be determined Manitoba Hydro grant. According to Jackson these lights will result in a reduction of hydro costs providing they do what the experts say they will. Souris Minor Ball was also thrilled with the grant of $13,346. This will go a long way towards completing their project. “This

new grant will afford us to replace the dugouts, repair and improve the infield with new shale on Diamond 2, and pour concrete slabs in the dugouts of 2,3 and 4, explained Minor Ball representative Loretta Turner. “That’s another $33,000 plus.” The Ball Club has been hard at work over the past few years upgrading the ball fields. Those upgrades include: Diamond 2 received a new fence and backstop fall 2017 through grants from Souris Glenwood Foundation, Community Places Program and Souris Minor Ball in excess of $22,000. Last year they completely rebuilt Diamond 1, now Richardson Pioneer Diamond, a project

that cost approximately $60,000. That money was raised through grants, business sponsorship and private donations, fundraisers and Souris Minor Ball. “These last project should have all our diamonds in good position to be in maintenance mode for a good number of years,” explained Turner. “As for what’s left to be done? We’re still working on the signage for the Richardson Pioneer Diamond and then we’ll be working with and supporting the Agricultural Society in the new washroom and canteen project, bleacher repairs. Souris Minor Ball hosted the Barn Bar at the fair this year. Organized by Darren Janz with music sponsored by Cement Entertainment,

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we were able to raise $3940. We are pleased to announce that money will be donated to the washroom and canteen project.” EDO Julie Russell applied for the grant for the CDC in her short time with the CDC. That money will be put towards a fund for signage, benches and floral displays on Crescent Avenue once that project is complete. Hillcrest has already repaired one of their balconies and this grant will allow them to continue with the other balcony and roof repairs. This funding announcement is part of a major investment in community development programs that support important community projects across Manitoba.

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Over 500 visitors to The Plum By Nicole Lee We are three weeks into our tourist season and The Plum has already welcomed over 500 visi-

tors! I have had the pleasure of talking to people from Elgin to Australia. Other international visitors to Souris call places

such as Belgium, China, England, Ireland, the Netherlands, Trinidad, and the United States home. Many Canadian visitors, like those from Ontario, Newfoundland, Alberta, and Saskatchewan, have included Souris as a stop on their cross-country road trips. The most frequent question I get asked at the Visitor’s Centre is “where is the Bridge?” For those who live or have grown up in Souris the answer seems obvious, however, one visitor did point out that the signs to the Swinging Bridge (which start on Highway 1) suddenly disappeared once they entered town – however, he, and many others, were able to find their way with a few simple directions. Another visitor told me her approach to finding the Bridge without signs, “we decided to try and find the low point in town where the water was, as we crossed the [iron bridge] we looked left and, wouldn’t you know it, there it was!” The second most common question is, “what’s with the peacocks?” The

Peacocks are The Plum’s most frequent visitors, including this peahen and her four chicks.

FOR SALE BY TENDER Sealed, written tenders for the property will be received

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MEIGHEN HADDAD LLP 110-11th Street Brandon, MB R7A 4J4 Attention: W. Bryan Webber Property: The NW ¼ of Section 9-7-19 WPM Municipality of Oakland-Wawanesa

Conditions of Tender: 1. Tenders must be received on or before 5 p.m. on Monday, August 13, 2018. 2. All persons submitting a tender shall rely on their personal knowledge and inspection of the property. The land is tendered on an “as is” basis. The Vendor makes no representation or warranty with regard to the condition, suitable use, size, or zoning for the land. 3. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 4. Each tender must be accompanied by a deposit cheque in the amount of 10% of the purchase price payable to Meighen Haddad LLP. All unsuccessful bidders shall have their tender cheques returned following the close of tenders.

Terms and Conditions of Sale 5. The bidder whose tender is accepted will be required to complete an agreement covering terms and conditions of sale. 6. In addition to the deposit, the balance of the accepted tender is due and payable on the date of closing which shall be October 1, 2018. If the balance of the accepted tender is not paid within the set time limit, or evidence provided that the purchase funds will be available under conditions acceptable to the Vendor, the deposit paid will be forfeited as liquidated damages and not as a penalty. 7. Possession is not authorized until acceptable arrangements for full payment are made following acceptance of tender. 8. The 8 foot by 12 foot tack shed and the two (2) 200 bu. hopper bottom bins on the Property are not included in any sale. These structures will be removed from the Property prior to the date of possession. 9. The saskatoon u-pick orchard located on the Property is included in any transfer. 10. All mines and minerals will be reserved from any transfer. 11. Property taxes shall be adjusted for as of the date of closing. All other taxes including GST and Land Transfer Tax (if applicable) shall be the responsibility of the Purchaser. Each of the Vendor and Purchaser shall be responsible for their own legal fees to complete the sale. For further information on the land, house, or buildings and to make a viewing appointment, contact Scott and Beverly Bullee by phone at 204-725-8155.

This Brass Peacock Serving Tray belonged to Mr. H.E. (Al) Wright, Mayor of Souris from 1954-57 & 1960-65, it can be viewed in the lower level of The Plum. Does it suggest that the peacocks have been in Souris longer than we think? peacocks were originally brought to Souris to add exotic variety in Victoria Park’s bird sanctuary. They have become more comfortable and more commonly sighted downtown and outside of the Park since the 2011 flooding. Peacocks do not fly south in the winter – they are kept in a barn and, thanks to donations from local farmers, are fed seed throughout the colder months. I have yet to find an answer to who originally brought in the peacocks and when they

first arrived. The brass serving tray that is on display at The Plum belonged to Mr. H.E. (Al) Wright, Mayor of Souris from 1954-57 & 1960-65 suggests that they could have been here since the late 1950s-early 1960s, although the locals I have spoken to cannot confirm when the peacocks arrived in town. If you have any further information about the peacocks please let me know! I would like to extend my thanks and gratitude to all of The Plum’s

visitors and supporters. Special thank you to Parks Board members and Mayor Darryl Jackson for your efforts in helping keep the Plum Grounds clean and welcoming. If you would like to volunteer at The Plum – talk to visitors, answer questions about the museum, or help with the gardens and grounds, please contact Nicole either in-person at The Plum, by email: sgvisitorcentre@gmail.com or via facebook @ThePlumVisitorCentre.

FOR SALE BY TENDER Sealed, written tenders for the property situate in the MUNICIPALITY OF GRASSLAND and described below will be received by:

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CONDITIONS OF TENDER 1. Interested parties must rely on their own inspection and knowledge of the property and not on any representations made by or on behalf of the Vendor. 2. Tenders must be received on or before 2:00 p.m. on Friday, August 17, 2018. 3. Tenders must be accompanied by a $2,500.00 deposit cheque payable to Meighen, Haddad LLP. Deposits accompanying unacceptable bids will be refunded. 4. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. The bidder whose tender is accepted will be required to complete an agreement covering terms and conditions of sale. 2. The date of possession and date for payment of the balance of the accepted tender shall be January 2, 2019. If the balance of the accepted tender is not paid on closing, or evidence provided that the purchase funds will be available under conditions acceptable to the Vendor, the deposit paid may be forfeited as liquidated damages and not as a penalty. 3. Possession is not authorized until acceptable arrangements for full payment are made following acceptance of tender. 4. All mines and minerals will be reserved from any transfer. 5. The successful bidder will be responsible for real property taxes commencing January 1, 2019. For further information or an appointment to view, contact Rod Atkinson at 204-728-2461.

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EDITORIAL Manitoba Crop Report By Manitoba Agriculture Hot temperatures and rainfall last week has advanced crop quickly with earlier than normal harvest dates expected. Winter cereals are at hard dough stage and starting to ripen. Spring cereals range from milk stage to ripening. Moisture stress seen in fields across Manitoba where rainfall has been inadequate, areas with lighter textured soils

have prematurely ripening crops. Hay yields are below normal and producers are indicating rainfall needed for regrowth to allow for second cut and continued pasture grazing. Specific information on weekly weather statistics as well as seasonal statistics to date at Crop Weather Report Information on specific insects and disease at weekly Insect and Dis-

ease Report Southwest Region Normal to hot temperatures and variable rain events throughout week progressed crops rapidly. Subsoil moisture conditions have recharged with recent rains and provided crops with much needed moisture. Winter wheat and fall rye typically are at the soft to hard dough stage, with some very advanced

fields ripening. Fusarium infected kernels in heads are rare. Spring cereal crops have completed flowering. Staging ranges from milk to hard dough in earliest seeded barley and wheat crops, but majority of staging is milk. Canola, field peas and flax fields are finishing flowering. Seeds are forming developing nicely and disease looks to be

minimal in these crops. Soybeans continue to flower with majority of crop at R3 (early pod) stage. Corn crops have tasselled are starting to show silks. Sunflowers are starting to have flowers open (R5). Hay yields are average to below average and quality is good to fair. Recent rains may encourage regrowth for a second cut in some areas. Producers

in the drier areas have started to seek out alternate feed sources. Past hay reserves were utilized during cool spring conditions, which has reduced feed inventories this summer. In some areas the pasture or water source will be a limiting factor for extended grazing and will further put pressure on this seasons hay crop. Most dugout are about 50 to 60% full.

Manitoba Public Insurance releases first quarter financial results Manitoba Public Insurance reported net income of $33.7 million for the three months of its fiscal year ending May 31, 2018 – a decrease of $5.2 million over the same time period last year. Net income of $14.9 million is reported for the Basic insurance line of business, which is a decrease of $0.6 million from the first three months of the 2017/18 fiscal year.

“While the first quarter results are favourable, net income remains subject to change throughout the year based on variations in investment results affected by the financial markets and weather-related factors that drive claims and claims costs,” said Mark Giesbrecht, vice-president, Finance and Chief Financial Officer, Manitoba Public Insurance.

“Historically, the first two quarters of the Corporation’s fiscal year generate a profit, which is then offset by an increase in claims during the winter months. Summer hail storms, such as the one that struck the southwest area of the province in mid-June, can also have a significant effect on overall claims costs and the resulting financial picture

for the Corporation.” Total earned revenues for the first three months rose by $23.2 million from the same period last year, driven mainly by an increase in the number of motor vehicles insured, the value of those vehicles and a 2.6 per cent overall Basic rate increase ordered by the Public Utilities Board effective March 1, 2018. Last month Manitoba Public Insurance applied to the Public Utilities Board for an overall increase of 2.2 per cent in Basic insurance premiums

for the 2019/20 insurance year. The majority of that increase consists of a proposed Capital Maintenance Provision which will ensure an adequate Basic rate stabilization reserve is maintained throughout the year to absorb unexpected variations in revenues, claims costs and investment income. “Manitoba Public Insurance remains committed to delivering on its mandate to provide exceptional coverage and service at rates that are affordable, predictable and stable over the long-term,” said Gies-

brecht. “Maintaining an adequate rate stabilization reserve, combined with holding sufficient reserves will ensure we meet our financial obligations and are prepared for events such as hail storms. “Prudent claims management practices, including an increased focus on detecting fraudulent claims, along with management actions to control operating costs and maximize operational efficiencies, will ensure we continue delivering on this promise for the benefit of all Manitobans.”

Souris Legion News

Souris Minor Ball received $13,346.00 for their Diamond Enhancement Project. This was a Community Places Grant. PHOTO/DEBBIE BUTLER

by Gale Collinson Our clubroom was quite busy during our meat draw of Friday, July 20. Lucky tickets were well spread and only Lyle Edgerton was able to claim two packages of meat. Steven Bresky, from Brandon, held the winning number on the 50-50 draw and received $238. The “Chase the Ace” pot was worth $2,211 and Ted Pierce had

the opportunity to put it in his pocket. The Ace of Spades turned out to be very elusive and so someone will be able to have a go at it next week. Just a note to keep in mind – after this Ace is found, the price of a strip of tickets for this draw will be going up to $2. Family and friends of Bill Strath managed to give him a big surprise on Fri-

day. His 90th birthday is on July 23 and family decided to start the party early by all coming to the meat draw. Family and friends came from many parts of the world such as Vancouver, Denver, and even from Switzerland. All in all, a great celebration! Barb Janz also celebrated her birthday this week. Believe she was 95 on Saturday, July 21st.

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Flying Club breakfast exceeds Club’s expectations By Darci Semeschuk Members of the Souris Flying Club was thrilled with the turn out at their Fly In breakfast on July 8. “We had 425 people for breakfast and that’s more than usual,” explained long-time member and past president Wayne Gordon. “We even had so many people looking for plane rides that we just

couldn’t handle the number.” The Fly In Breakfast is held annually at the Souris Airport and always on the Sunday of Fair weekend. It has become a favourite of not only community members but from people all over the country. “Every year we make sure we put on a great meal and lots of it,” said Gordon. “It’s

still pretty inexpensive and people get their fill. They also like checking out the planes that are there.” Although there are only about ten members left in the Souris Flying Club, members form other clubs fly down to Souris to be on hand for the occasion. Gordon said that pilots from Ste. Rose, Miniota, Winnipeg, Russell, Carmen,

Shoal Lake, Dauphin, and even a floatplane from Selkirk flew in to Souris on July 8. While to number of members at the Souris Flying Club is fairly low, Gordon says the do get a lot of support from the Brandon Flying Club. Additionally, they do have a fairly young member coming up as Jordan Greig is in the process

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just wasn’t enough time to accommodate them all and some were turned away. “We’ll look at that next year,” explained Gordon. “We don’t want to be turning people away so we’ll see what is decided going forward.” The Flying Club is very appreciative of the guests that attend the breakfast, the volunteers that make the event possible and the members and pilots that attend each year. They are looking forward to seeing everyone in 2019!

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Winning Wednesday ticket winner Cheyenne Cullen-Dagg was the lucky winner of the Souris Plaindealer Facebook contest, Winning Wednesday. Her “Like and share” won her two tickets to the North Dakota State Fair to see Dirks Bentley on Friday, July 27! Congratulations to Cheyenne!

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Souris Glenwood Memorial Complex Lighting Project received a Community Places Grant in the amount of $28,902.00. This will be used, along with a Manitoba Hydro Grant to replace the current lighting with new, more energy efficient LED lights.

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Bigway digs deep to support local organization Souris Valley Bigway held a fundraiser to support the Souris Golf Course on July 14. In total the Bigway raised $7500 to donate to the financially strapped club. Pictured here (L-R): Ramona Taylor, co-owner of Souris Valley Bigway Foods, Gary Noto, presidents of the Souris Gold Course, Darryl Moreau, co-owner of Souris Valley Bigway Foods.

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be for you. If you ever feel unsafe on your HUNT Trouble own, wondering how Robert Arthur (Bob), Walking? to get help at anytime July 17, 1932 October 2015 if5,you have a fall give Hip or Knee It is with deep sadness that our family announces us a call 483-3106the and Replacement? passing of Bob. He leaves to mourn we his will lovecome and partner and hook Restrictions in daily Sylvia Plawucki of over 25 years. Also left Victoria to mourn are up the Lifeline activities? Sylviaʼs son Wade Plawucki, daughter SOSchildren: (Senior’s Orga-(Jocelyn)which is a service that $2,500 Tara, Darren is(Dino) Plawucki their a nizedson Services) located(Linda) can get you helpand 24 hours Tax Credit children Ryan andLodge Jamie. Kelly Capp in Victoria Park 135Granddaughter day 7 days a week. Call the $40,000 and treated children as if they 3rdher St.family. South, Bob Souris. Our Sylviaʼs office for more information. refund cheque/ were his own. Also left to mourn is Bobʼs only sister office hours are Monday rebates Things To Do at VictoDoreen (James) Logeot, sisters-in-law (Bill) Hunt to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 ria ParkIrene Disability Tax Lodge: and Mary (Bert) Hunt; Aunt Alice Ardagh and Uncle p.m., phone 204-483-3106. Credit. Monday and WednesGeorge and Aunt Elva Hunt; and many nieces and If we are not in, please day 10:00 a.m. Victoria 204-453-5372 nephews, and countless cousins, all of which Bob was leave a message. Resource Park Lodge and Thursday so proud. Coordinators Mary Ann Legal/Public Notices 10:00 a.m. at Crescent Bob was a person who kept the family connected no matter at how far away. Carlisle and Teenie Car- Manor we have our Arm Bob was predeceased by his parents, Robert and Kathleen Hunt, and by his three lisle are NOTICE OF HEARING brothers, William (Bill), Albert (Bert) andhappy Brian.to get your Chair exercises. Please calls and will do our best toandcome and join us at either Bob attended Forbes School (Glenwood Municipality) one year in Hartney. In get you the help as Forbes UNDER THE HIGHWAYS place,School we would 1953 to 1956 he bused children to Hartney byyou carneed when did notlove have to soon as we can. enoughPROTECTION studentsACT enrolled to keep it open, during those three years have you.he worked part THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC BOARD receivedand a the much time at Atkinson Electric, C.C.I.L.We Equipment Hartney Post Office. In1:30 the fall Wednesday p.m. welcome rain onHydro Sunday hereby given ofNotice 1956ishe started to that work with the Manitoba Commission as a timekeeper. Fun Bingo at VPL. a hearing of the Highway and the temperatures He spent fourteen years in Boissevain as area clerkhave then moved to Winnipeg 1972 Thursdays at Crescent Traffic Board will be held on cooled down some. Sumworking as a clerk. In 1975 Bob moved to Jenpeg as a camp clerk. In 1979 Manor we have fun he Arm Wednesday, August 8, 2018 moved St. James, asisashort caretaker GillamExercises, in 1985. After 35 mer so we and mustthen get to Chair at 11:00toa.m. in Room Winnipeg B6, at 10:00 Brandon Provincial Building, years with Manitoba Hydro heout retired 1991.it while we a.m. and inenjoy 340 loved – 9th Street, Brandon, Bob all sports, and coached baseball Boissevain. When wasscrabno can. If in need ofwhile someinhelp Friday 1:30hep.m. Manitoba. longer able to watch the games in person or on he continued to enjoy around the house or television yard, ble, cards, other games as PERMITS listening to them–on the radio.please give us a call and we well if you want to come PART I – SECTION H.P.A. AND He had a great9 love of horses, Belgians, and was thrilled willespecially do our best to accomand join us, you are most PARTone III – SECTION 17 H.P.A. made it to the Royal Fair in Toronto. when of his geldings modate you. welcome, call us at the ofFuneral service was held at Mark the Hartney Centennial with 3/003/061/B/18 – STANTEC your calendar for Centre fice for more information. interment theo/b/o Hartney Riverside Cemetery. CONSULTINGinLTD. Friday, August 3 to come Everyone welcome “To Sylvia my love forever. INC. I came to the end. The sun has set for me. Why cry for a soul PATERSON GLOBALFOODS for entertainment by Bren- whether you live at VPL or set free. Miss me, but go on with life. Remember the love we shared. Remember Application for Dike and Gate da and Dale Lyons. This not, come and join in the the goodadjacent times we had (Other) to together. P.T.H. On this journey I must go alone. Miss me but takes place 1:30Bob.” at Victo- fun here too! let me go. Forever holding your hand.atLove No. 3, S.W.¼ 3-3-23W, ria Park Lodge. Municipality of DeloraineIn memory of Bob, donations may be made to the PolioHave a good week and Winchester (Deloraine). The Handi-Van goes our summer. That’s Survivors Association or to the Hartney Rink Fund c/o Townenjoy of to Brandon on the third The Highway Traffic Board will R0M 0X0. Hartney, Hartney, Manitoba all for this week so take be prepared to consider Wednesday Kowalchukʼs Funeral all Home, Souris,of the in month. care of care and we hope to hear submissions, written or oral, Victoria Lifeline could from you soon! arrangements. on the above applications by Expression of sympathy may be made at contacting the Secretary prior to or at the hearing. www.kowalchuks.net Health Services

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Inaugural Field of STARS gala a major success submitted The inaugural Field of STARS gala, presented by Bayer, was a smashing success. Held July 17 in conjunction with Ag in Motion, the event raised a remarkable $526,000 to support STARS’ operations. Coupled with a donation of $100,000 from the Canadian Canola Growers Association, the evening’s final tally was $626,000. “We couldn’t be more thrilled with the how the evening went,” said STARS president and CEO Andrea Robertson. “Any time you are holding an event for the first time there is certain degree of trepidation but, as they have done many times in the past, the ag community stepped up to support STARS.” Over 1,200 people were on hand for the gala, which was held at the Ag in Motion site near Langham, Saskatchewan. Along with a delicious steak supper, the evening included a moving presentation by STARS Very Important Patient Adair O’Grady and live and silent auctions. Capping things off was a performance by Juno and

CCMA award-winning recording artist Brett Kissel. “It was outstanding that we could raise that much money in our first year,” Field of STARS chair Ben Voss said in an interview with Golden West Radio. Voss, who is the president and CEO of Morris Industries and also a member of STARS volunteer board of directors, came up with the concept of Field of STARS after attending a gala fundraiser in Calgary that has been put on by the petroleum industry for decades. Voss felt that the agriculture industry should show its support of the charitable air ambulance organization in a similar way. “Everybody (at the event) was proud about agriculture,” he said. “There was a lot of great discussion about how agriculture is an amazing industry and how we can come together and support an event like this.” Kimberly Kroll-Goodwin, manager of events for STARS in Saskatchewan added the organization is incredibly grateful to their partners in agriculture for not only initiating the event, but also for ensuring it was a success.

Thank You Souris Flying Club would like to thank everyone who attended their Fly In Breakfast on July 8.

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Farmer’s market popular in Souris The Souris Farmer’s Market draws a large crowd every Saturday morning. People come out to get first dibs on fresh vegetables and the best selection of jams and jellies. Crafts, baking and other unique items are available as well. Pictured here is Bev Logan setting out her popular jams and jellies as the day begins. PHOTO/DEBBIE BUTLER

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B & A WOODS FARMS LTD. BLAIR & ARDELLE WOODS ELGIN, MB. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 8TH 11:00AM

FOR MORE INFORMATION, BLAIR & ARDELLE WOODS 204-483-0058 Cell or 769-2358 House DIRECTIONS: From Elgin, MB. (Jct. #23 & PTH448). 6.8kms south on PTH 448 to sale site on west side of road. Watch for signs sale day! ORDER OF SALE: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM (misc, parts, tires, sleds, tools) 1:00 PM (Internet Start) bins & fans, major equipment) NOTE: Cheques of $50,000 or more must be accompanied by bank letter of Good standing. For more information on this please call Fraser Auction 204-727-2001

LIVE INTERNET BIDDING WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THIS SALE www.fraserauction.com TRACTORS:

•2004 JD 8220 MFWD 190hp w/pwr shift, 3pt, 4 remote hyd, return line, pto, Green Star GPS with JD 2600 monitor, integrated auto steer, Michelin tires all new March 2017 380/90R50 rear duals, 380/85R34 front singles, front weight pkg, 5250 Hrs showing, s/n0212298 •1992 JD 8960 4wd w/ Like New Michelin 20.8R42 Triples with only 1535 Hrs on them, 12 spd std trans, 4 remote hyd, return line, Diff locks, Universal wheel, Green-lighted 250 Hrs ago, new bottom end bearings 250 Hrs ago, 8050 Hrs Showing, s/n3136 •1982 Versatile 895 4wd 310hp w/std trans, 4 remote hyd, 1282 Hrs on Cummins rebuilt motor, 960 Hrs on hyd pump & front axle, 20.8-42 duals, 10,344 Hrs showing s/n91739 •JD 6400 MFWD tractor w/JD loader, 3pt, new rubber, quad range trans, 3500hrs on engine rebuild, air-conditioner redone in 2017, 1500hrs on unit, new rubber •2008 JD 2305 MFWD compact utility tractor w/JD FEL, 3pt, Hydro static trans, 62” belly mount mower, 400hrs showing, s/n421069 •1964 JD 4020 2wd w/factory 3pt, syncro trans, 2 remote hyd, dual pto, new batteries, 23.1-30 rear, 10.00-16 4 rib front rubber, 157 Hrs on new injectors, clutch, ﬂywheel & PTO clutch done 3 years ago, s/n22T75646 •1927 JD D tractor w/Keyed Flywheel, on spoke steel w/tiptoe on rear s/n48342 (not running but looks fairly complete)

HARVEST EQUIPMENT:

•2007 Cat 590R combine w/Lexion pick-up head, 20.8R42 duals, 3D sieve system, Sunnybrook cylinder & concaves, chopper, spreader, always shedded, 3384 Eng Hrs showing, 2397 Threshing Hrs Showing, s/n57900289 (Unit was through the Cat Inspection program May 2018) •2012 Challenger WR9740 swather w/36’ head, pick-up reel, fore/aft, Roto shears, JD GPS equipped, 300 acres on new knife, 550 Hrs Showing, s/nCHS11469 •2016 MacDon 45’ flex header w/pick-up reel, pea augers, transport, s/n289970-16, always shedded (Used less than 1100 acres) •2004 Lexion 12 row corn header w/Horst header trailer, Good mechanical condition, s/n2ZZ01070 •2006 Honeybee 42’ rigid header w/pick-up reel, transport, Fore/Aft, DBL knifed drive s/n420600806 •30’ JD 930 header w/Lucke Sunflower pans, converted to fit Lexion, with Trailer s/n64164 •Trail Tec header trailer (will carry 42’ head) •2006 Brent 780 grain cart w/scales, roll tarp, 1000 pto unload, 18” auger w/hyd deflector Firestone 30.5L32 rubber, s/nB22390105 •10’ Apollo swath roller •rebuilt auger for JD914 pick-up header •(2) USED Rotors out of CAT 590R Combine

HIGH CLEARANCE SPRAYER:

•2009 Apache 1010 sprayer w/100’ booms, 1000-gal poly tank, Raven Evizio Pro guidance and monitor system, auto steer, 5 section boom controls, narrow rubber, 1707 Hrs Showing s/n9094164 •710R42 ﬂotation rubber for Apache •(4) S/S Tridecon dividers

TRUCKS:

•1982 Ford 9000 T/A grain truck w/20’ B+H, 350 Cummins, 15 spd trans, New 22.5 rubber, fender kit, completely

repainted, motor gone over, backup camera, Safetied, 172,623 Showing, VIN#1FDYA90W9CVA0016F •1986 Kenworth W900 highway tractor w/3406B Cat, 13 spd trans, 24.5 rubber, Diff locks, Jake brake, bunk, 686,953 Showing, Safetied, VIN#2XKWDB9X5GM915499 •1995 Dodge 3500 dually 4x4 w/Cummins Dsl, 5 speed trans, service boy deck, tool boxes, custom built 1000 litre fuel tank, onboard compressor, Safetied, VIN#1B6MF36C155163982

TRAILERS:

•2012 Doepker 45’ Tri-Axle triple hopper grain trailer w/air lift axle, air ride, 24.5 rubber, Safetied, VIN#2DEGB523XC1027361, 139,000 org Kms (1 owner) •1996 Timpte 42’ T/A hopper bottom grain trailer w/pwr tart, pwr openers, 22.5 rubber, air ride, Safetied, VIN#1TDH42226TB088692 •1984 Fruehauf 32’ T/A ﬂat deck trailer w/3-1650-gal poly water tanks plumbed together 3” lines, Chem Handler mix system, 2” water pump, Safetied, VIN#2H8P0373XER008701 •2002 H&H 30’ 5th wheel enclosed cargo trailer w/ramp back door, tie rails on ﬂoor, VIN#4J6GC322X3B04442 •36’ T/A van trailer (storage only NO TOD) •Aluminum ext kit for 45’ Doepker trailer

MOTORHOME:

•1985 Triple E Empress A-239 Motorhome, 454 Chevy Motor, new fridge, generator, approx 158,000 Showing, VIN#1GBKP37W8F3307578, SAFETIED

EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT:

•2015 Leon 10-yard scraper (Like New), s/n10910509 •2011 HiGrade 16’ multi way blade, steering rear axle, fold away end caps, s/nJM0811-1463

SEED & TILLAGE:

•2013 JD 1830 60 1/2’ air drill w/10” spacings, Raven Super Cooler NH3 kit, sectional controls, rubber packers, single chute, always shedded, only done 15,600 acres, s/nXPDH755155 •2012 JD 1910 350bus air cart w/single fan, 4 metering rolls, 26,000 acres, 555 Hrs, all new S/S meter housing & pipes, new load auger, cameras in tanks, always shedded, s/nTLBX740506 •3000 Gal NH3 Cart (3x1000 gal tanks), Farm Built, SAFETY Certiﬁed Summer 2018 •2014 Gates II 32’ coulter disc w/harrow & rolling baskets, s/n1423832 •Degelman 7640 40’ land roller, s/n1406 •2009 Bourgault 7200 90’ heavy harrows, s/n40196MH-11 •60’ Morris 660 tillage w/ DBL arms on 3 bar harrows •2008 JD 1720 Stack & Fold planter, 12 rows on 30” w/liquid kit, always shedded, 850 acres since rebuilt, s/n725520 •JD 3pt row crop cultivator 12 row, s/nN00856x000429 •Leon A3000 rotary stone picker, s/n925-002 •10’ Schulte Bat-Wing mower s/n630201E11 (1 owner machine) •JD Rate Controller for NH3 System on JD Drill •NH3 Super Cooler kit – no hoses •Bourgault Air Seeder – manifolds

HOPPER BOTTOM GRAIN BINS & FANS:

•(3) Meridian 4000bus hopper bins w/aeration rockets, on DBL skids (wind damaged but used 4 seasons since storm

and no leaks, no issues) #63, #64, #65 •(2) Friesen 3500bus hopper bins w/18” aeration tube, on skids #60, #61 •Friesen 3000bus hopper on skid, #62 •(2) Friesen 1500bus hopper bins on skids (1 has wind damage but used since storm in 2007 with no leaks or issues) #58, #59 •Metal Industries 1500bus hopper bin on skid, #57 •Metal Industries 1000bus hopper bin on skid, #56 •Grain Guard 3HP, 1PH Aeration Fan, s/n2014FCW10086 #1 •Grain Guard 3HP, 1PH Aeration Fan, s/n2014FCW10088 #2 •Grain Guard 3HP, 1PH Aeration Fan, s/n2014FCW10084 #3 •Edwards Grain Guard 3HP, 1PH Aeration Fan, s/n20005381 •Caldwell 18” Aeration Fan, s/n 801218 #5

GRAIN HANDLING EQUIPMENT:

•2007 Batco 1515 transfer conveyor w/5hp electric motor, s/n50106 •2012 FarmKIng 13”x85’ swing hopper auger w/hyd hopper mover, full bin sensor, hyd winch, s/n219008610 •2012 Sakundiak 10”x39’ auger w/mover kit, 35HP B&S engine, s/n69620 •Brandt 8”x45’ auger w/mover kit •2003 Kwik-Kleen 7 auger cleaner w/4 sets of screens •G3 Graham seed treater •The Hopper metal auger hopper •Gatco collapsible hopper •(2) Farm King Augers from Grain dryer •Trough Auger from Under hopper bins •Approx 40 Trough Augers w/ ﬂighting – no gear box

3PT EQUIPMENT:

•2008 FarmKing 5’ S-Tine cultivator, (used on JD 2305 Compact Utility Tractor) s/n24800008 •2008 96” FarmKing dbl auger snowblower s/n20401649 •2008 5’ FarmKing 410L 3pt mower, (used on JD 2305 Compact Utility Tractor) s/n27806728 •48” JD Snow Blower frits – JD 900 Series - front mount mower

OTHER ITEMS:

•Toyota Indoor forklift, propane, side shift, 15,174 hrs showing, s/n426FGU25 •Schulte 10’ front mount single auger snowblower s/nC30200532210 •2007 JD walk behind snowblower s/nMMST6524X701220 •JD 4 section Diamond Drag Harrows •Assortment of Vintage Snowmobiles

COLLECTOR CAR:

•1974 Chevrolet Caprice 2dr convertible, Automatic trans, 454-V8, 105,569 showing, Safetied, VIN#1N67Y4Y114202 (car was all redone a few years ago)

SHOP ITEMS:

•Arctic Cat 1500-watt generator •Snap-On top chest tool box

MISC:

•(9) Bags of Pioneer 53V52 Alfalfa Seed •900/60R32 Tire •23.1-30 Tire • Assortment of Truck Tires & Rims •18.4-38 tires on JD dual bottom rims •Electric 5HP motors •assorted parts & misc •Banjo ﬁtting & valves

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