 Bill Bourne will play at this weekend's Fire 'n Water Music Festival. LdB music festival set for this weekendBy Marc Zienkiewicz Th e fourth annual Fire 'n Water Music Festival is set for the August long weekend in Lac du Bonnet, and organizer Sheldon Sveinson says it's going to be bigger and better than ever this year. "We've got a tremendous show planned, and I think last year's show really got a lot of buzz going and this year will be great," Sveinson says. Th ere's a huge lineup of performers for this year's show, which has been pushed up to he August long weekend to help draw in the uge infl ux of visitors that come to the comunity that weekend. Performing this year are returning acts Th e agnifi cent 7's and swing band Th e F-Holes, who both wowed the crowd last year as festival headliners. Other performers include Cara Luft, foundng member of Juno Award-winning folk usic trio Th e Wailin' Jennys, Flying Fox and he Hunter Gatherers (hailed by the Winnipeg Sun as one of Winnipeg's "most acclaimed bands") and multiple Canadian Juno Awardwinner Bill Bourne, who performed in Lac du Bonnet two years ago as part of the Winnipeg Folk Festival Home Routes concert series. Th ere will also be a variety of kids' performers at the festival. Winnipeg's Alphabet Soup, Just Kiddin', and magicians Scott Burton will entertain the children during the weekendlong festival, which starts July 30. Once again, the event will be split into two parts - the evening cabaret shows will take place inside the Lac du Bonnet Community Centre (tickets are $15) while the outdoor stage portion is free and takes place during the Saturday and Sunday of the festival. MC for the evening shows will be Winnipeg comedian Big Daddy Tazz. Known as the "Bi-Polar Buddha," Tazz is equal parts comedian and motivational speaker who likes to enlighten, educate and inspire. As a result, his one-man shows have drawn rave reviews and standing ovations from coast-to-coast. For more info see fi renwater.ca. MELNICKMotorsBeausejour268-1514DEALER RETAINS ALL GM CREDITS Friday, July 30, 2010 THE BEAUSEJOUR REVIEW 7Our offices will beCLOSEDon Monday, August 2, 2010Sorry for any inconvenienceemail: ipublish@mts.net Ph: 1-888-467-2421 * Fax: 1-204-467-59672010 Canada - Manitoba Excess Moisture Assistance ProgramProviding Help to Manitoba Crop ProducersIf you're a crop producer in Manitoba and were unable to seed or you had crop that was destroyed by excess moisture in the spring of 2010, you may be eligible for financial assistance through the 2010 Canada-Manitoba Excess Moisture Assistance Program. Eligibility Provided you operated crop land in Manitoba in 2010 and were unable to seed due to excess moisture by June 20, or seeded and 10074gg04 your crop was destroyed by excess moisture by July 8 you could be eligible for compensation. Apply before August 3, 2010 If you are not an AgriInsurance participant in 2010, you must complete an application. If you have 2010 AgriInsurance, you do not need to complete an application as a declaration form will be mailed to you so that you can report your acres that were seeded and subsequently destroyed by excess moisture. Compensation for acres that were too wet to seed will be processed automatically and will be based on either your 2010 Seeded Acreage Report declaration or acres verified by MASC. Applications and program details are available online at masc.mb.ca or by contacting your local MASC office or Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives GO Office. You must submit your application on or before August 3, 2010.WHERE THE DEALING'S EASYToll Free1-877-635-6425HOURS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8AM - 6PM; SATURDAY 8AM - 4PM
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