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Business Directory . . . . . . Pg. 2 Classifieds . . . . . . Pgs. 4 & 9-12

Pg. 6 - Garbologist Report: Time To Retire

Council News . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 3 Pg. 3 - SJD Students Focus On Gender Issues

Goose Droppings . . . . . . . Pg. 6 Legion News . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 4 Storytime . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 8

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Wawa Says Goodbye To The Goose

Article by Brian Lachine Photos supplied by Brian Lachine & Julie Johnston On June 8th, 2017, the Municipality of Wawa invited the town to a final goodbye photoshoot of the Wawa Goose before its departure later this month. An estimated 200 people attended the goodbye photoshoot and fought through the flies in order to say their final goodbyes.

Blair Mills of Wilderness Helicopters graciously did a fly around in one of his helicopters in order to get pictures of the crowd all around the goose, waving to both the helicopter and the goose.

The new Wawa goose will be unveiled on July 1st as a part of the Canada Day

activities, where a welcome picture will also be taken. Full information regarding the July 1st weekend celebrations is available on the Municipal website, or you can contact Brian Lachine at (705) 856-2244 ext.

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COUNCIL NEWS Sir James Article by Barb Fisher

Seniors have and continue to contribute immensely to the life and vibrancy of our community, serve as leaders, mentors and volunteers, and the knowledge and experience seniors pass on to us continues to benefit all. To recognize their contributions and give appreciation, Council proclaimed the month of June as "Seniors Month" and encourage everyone to celebrate the accomplishments of the seniors in our community. In recognition and celebration of Seniors' Month, Council authorized the waiver of the Wawa Transit System's Fare of fees for persons age 60 years or older during the month of June 2017.

Council authorized the donation of a Building Permit, a Dog Licence, two Fitness Passes, a Transit Pass and a Family Season Skating Pass to the William G. Rose Memorial Golf Tournament to be held Friday, July 21.

In Lake Superior Provincial Park people enjoy experiencing the wonders and benefits of the dark night sky while preserving safety and lighting where necessary. The Park is increasingly becoming a popular "Natural retreat Destination" for tourism and protecting and encouraging the appreciation of the dark night sky is in keeping with the spirit of these initiatives. Council request that the Lake Superior Provincial Park be proclaimd as a "Dark Sky Provincial Park" in protecting the night-time environment in promoting the Park's identity.

Council received Staff Report MB 2017-01: Code of Conduct/ Complaints-Comprehensive Expenses and some discussion followed. The complete Report can be viewed by accessing the Municipal website under meeting reports.

Council approved the list of accounts for the month of May in a total amount of $1,159,494.97.

Council approved the travel of Tourism Assistant Brian Lachine to attend the Tourism Northern Ontario Best Practices Mission in Traverse City, Michigan June 16-19.

Council agreed to support the Superior East Community Futures Development Corporation's applications for funding to Fed/Nor and NOHFC for the Superior East Regional Strategic Plan Project up to a maximum of $1,000.

Council declared the Wawa Music Festival's Canada Day Celebrations as a "Municipally Significant Event" scheduled for Saturday, July 1 and further supports the application for a Special Occasion Permit to the Liquor Control Board of Ontario.

Council approved the writeoff of all taxes owing in the amount of $132,029 on Parcel 12311 and Bylaw 3032-17 following allows for the sale of this land to Red Pine Exploration.

Bylaws given three readings

and passed: - 3032-17 - to authorize the sale of Municipal Land to Red Pine Exploration - 3037-17 - to confirm the proceedings of Council at its meeting of June 7.

- 3038-17 - to amend Bylaw 2873-15 and authorize the Municipality to enter into an agreement with the Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada for funding assistance for the provision of programs, services and activities as required by the Department of Indigenous and Northern Affairs.

- 3039-17 - to delegate authority to Paul Cassan and Daniel McCoy in order to provide marriage solemnization services.

- 3040-17 - to enter into an Agreement with the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation for The Wawa Goose Celebrates Canada's 150th.

- 3041-17 - to amend Zoning Bylaw 2821-15 as amended, with respect to lands located in Part of the Hudson Bay Block, Michipicoten River lying north of 1R-8023, and west of 1R-6698 (Lendrum) and legally described as Parts 1 and 2, Plan 1R-13283 in the Corporation of the Municipality of Wawa.

- 3042-17 - to authorize the Municipality to enter into an Agreement with the Township of Hornepayne for the provision of Building Code Act Management, Inspection and Enforcement Services.

- 3043-17 - to appoint an officer for the purpose of the enforcement of the Building Code Act, its regulations and the Building Bylaw for the Municipality.

- 3044-17 - to authorize the Municipality to enter into an agreement with the Ontario Clean Water and Wastewater Fund to undertake the Water Reservoir Rehabilitation and technical/operational rebuild project in the Michipicoten River Village.

Upcoming meetings: - Library Board - Mon, June 19 at 6 pm - Library - Corporate Planning/Policy Committee - Tues, June 20 at 6 pm - Council Chambers - Community Development Committee - Mon, June 26 at 6:30 pm - MMCC meeting rm - Community Well-Being Fund Committee - Wed, June 28 at 7 pm - Council Chambers - Regular Council Meeting Tues, July 11 at 6 pm - Council Chambers - Regional Mayors Group Mon, Sept 11 at 11 am - 3 Maple St - Heritage Committee - Wed, Sept 20 at 7 pm - 3 Maple St - Police Services Board - Wed, Sept 27 at 2 pm - Council Chambers - Strategic Plan Implementation Committee - TBA

Dunn Students Focus On Gender Issues

Article & photo by Barb Fisher A very dynamic duo from our Sir James Dunn School (SJD), grade eight students Katherine Godbout and Annika Jozin joined with their mentor teacher Angela Plaunt and led a seven month campaign to bring awareness to gender issues and nurturing mutual respect to their fellow students.

The new school based program is a national campaign aimed at engaging youth in a dialogue championing healthy living "Take a Stand" equipping teenagers with the tools and knowledge in topics of consent, healthy relationships, respect and equality in their school communities.

Last November Katherine and Annika travelled to Toronto with teacher Angela Plaunt to attend a seminar held at the Geneva Centre whereby several issues teaching healthy relationships were presented including Egale, advancing equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, and White Ribbon working to end violence against women and girls, promote gender equity, healthy relationships and a new vision of masculinity.

Katherine and Annika had to make a choice in targetting an important issue that they would pass on to students at SJD, and gender identification issues was their focus. When youngsters are taught acceptance in that everyone is different, every life matters and everyone must be treated respectfully, then bullying, sexual harrassment and violence become intolerant to all.

Bringing their knowlege back to the classroom, Katherine and Annika narrowed their focus to different gender identification acceptance and promoting the use of gender neutral pronouns.

Speaking to three groups separately, grades 4-5, 6-7 and 7-8 information was geared to age appropriate understanding, and the use of the endearing mascot "The Genderbread Person" offered an appetizer guide for gender understanding. Identity formed in the brain defines your gender based on how much you align or don't align with what you understand to be the options. Attraction is formed in the heart and gender expression results from your individual actions, dress, and demeanor.

Individual sexual feelings in the genitals together with your identity and attraction all combine in the expression of individuality. Katherine and Annika demonstrated their message by offering gift bags to the stu-

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Macleod Mine Water Treatment Plant The Ministry of Northern Development and Mines (MNDM) invites you to a public meeting to discuss the construction of the Macleod Water Treatment Plant.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch #429 51 Broadway Avenue Wawa ON Tuesday, June 20, 2017 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

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Filiale 429 de la Légion royale canadienne 51, avenue Broadway Wawa ON le mardi 20 juin 2017 de 14 h à 16 h et de 19 h à 21 h Le personnel du MDNM donnera des exposés à 14 h 15 et à 19 h 15.

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Annika Jozin & Katherine Godbout dents. A choice was offered in have already seen a marked either a "princess" wrapping or attempt at everyone using gena "superhero" wrapping with the der neutral pronouns and are contents opposite to the expect- confident that with mutual ed perception to illustrate that respect for everyone's individwhat's in the inside is not nec- ual preferences and their differessarily what is displayed on ences, bullying, sexual harrassthe outside. For the younger ment and descrimination will children a colourful example be a thing of the past. was used in the "blue crayon" I predict great things in analogy. The blue crayon was the future for Katherine and labelled "red" and was told to Annika. They are two young colour as a red crayon. Attempt ladies who have great passion after attempt of trying to mark for life who are willing to speak in red, someone said that it was out in support of issues that ok to colour blue as blue was a may be criticized and vilified. beautiful colour - blueberries They are true champions of are blue, the sky and water are individual expression for everyblue, it's great to be blue. one.

Katherine and Annika are very pumped about their influence on their classmates. They

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La Société d’aide au développement des collectivités Supérieur Est est à la recherche d'un individu motivé pour combler le poste d’agent financier. Ce poste offre un salaire compétitif, des opportunités de formation ainsi que des prestations d’assurance santé et de retraite avantageuses. Le candidat retenu sera responsable des tâches suivantes: • Comptabilité de la société • Comptabilité des prêts • Préparation des rapports et versements gouvernementaux Compétences et qualifications requises: • Un diplôme d'études postsecondaires / diplôme en administration des affaires, comptabilité, commerce, finance ou une expérience pertinente de travail • 3-5 années ou plus d’expérience avec un logiciel de comptabilité, spécifiquement Sage • Connaissance générale des prêts aux entreprises, des meilleurs pratiques/principes comptables et gestion de portefeuille • Utilisateur hautement qualifié de Microsoft Office et particulièrement Excel • Excellentes compétences organisationnelles et de coordination • Dynamisme et autonomie afin d’avoir la capacité de travailler avec un minimum de supervision • Excellente aptitude de communication orale et par écrit • Expérience de l'utilisation des logiciels de gestion de base de données, à la fois l'entrée et la déclaration des données • Capacité de maintenir un haut degré de confidentialité et de discrétion • Le bilinguisme en français/anglais est considéré un atout La Société d’aide au développement des collectivités Supérieur Est est financée par FedNor et offre ses services aux communautés de White River, Wawa, Dubreuilville et Chapleau. Les candidats intéressés sont priés de faire parvenir leur curriculum vitae par le 23 juin 2017 à: Société d’aide au développement des collectivités Supérieur Est À l’attention de Tracy Amos, Directrice générale Boîte postale 709, Wawa, ON P0S 1K0 Pour de plus amples renseignements sur les activités et programmes de la SADC, vous pouvez visiter notre site web www.superioreastcfdc.ca, appeler à notre bureau au (705) 856-1105 ou par courriel à amos@superioreastcfdc.ca.

At the Branch we had our June meeting and we will meet again in September.

Once again D day passed without almost a whisper because our ranks are really getting small and you need members for a parade. Too bad because I remember that D. DAY IN 1944 brought hope to all the occupied countries and their citizens. Just like the fiasco of The battle of Arnhem. When those Para troopers came down every Dutch citizen called out WE ARE BEING LIBERATED and then they had to evacuate the town and did not return till the summer of 1945. But even then there was hope. This is why the Dutch are so thankful for their freedom. They have the Canadian War Cemeteries to remind them.

The Golf Tournament is over and we thank all the volunteers who made this possible. For the volunteers planning to help on July 1st with the Fiesta in and outside of the Lounge there will be a meeting on Thursday June 15 at 10.30 am. The 150 anniversary tulips looked very nice at the cemetery and at the cenotaph. We wish all our volunteers nice summer break. Don't forget the Senior Expo on June 15.

The weekly cribbage on Saturday will still go on as long as there are players.

In Gr. 1 Mary cannot count and the teacher is getting frustrated so she told Mary to write down 100 times, "I cannot count." When Mary turned in her papers the teachers asked, “How come you only wrote it down 80 times?” Mary replied, ”Because I cannot count!”

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Request for Proposal:

Wawa Composite Tower Interior Lining Replacement Sealed proposals, plainly marked as to contents, in an opaque envelope, will be received by the Deputy Treasurer until 3:00 p.m., local time on Friday, June 23, 2017 for the work described below: The work generally consists of supplying all labour, equipment necessary and materials for the interior lining replacement at the Wawa Composite Tower located in Michipicoten River Village.

Complete Request for Proposal documents may be obtained by general contractors commencing Monday, June 5, 2017 at Town Hall located at 40 Broadway Avenue, Wawa, Ontario, P0S 1K0 PO Box 500.

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A public opening of this tender will be held at 3:15 p.m., local time on Friday June 23, 2017, 40 Broadway Avenue, Wawa, Ontario.

The Corporation of the Municipality of Wawa reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and the lowest or any proposal will not necessarily be accepted.

Municipality of Wawa: Cory Stainthorpe, Director of Infrastructure Services The Corporation of the Municipality of Wawa 40 Broadway Avenue Wawa, ON, P0S 1K0 PO Box 500 Tel: (705) 856-2244 ext. 251

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Michipicoten Chronicles

by Johanna Rowe, CAHP

Algoma Inspirations

Wednesday, June 14th, 2017

vided Gould with a sense of anonymity. The pristine waterfalls, rugged shoreline and encompassing solitude offered an escape from city living and gave Mr. Gould a positive environment to compose some of his more memorable works.

The unique landscape of Northern Algoma has attracted both industrial entrepreneurs and artists alike. While Sault Ste. Marie remembers a century of progress and industry, it is important to also celebrate the artistic souls and their legacies which continue to preserve and promote Algoma’s cultural heritage and naturally gifted spirit.

One of the many coves painted by A.Y. Jackson found north of Sandy Beach If you have any sense of art or imagination, the dramatic landscape of Northern Algoma is sure to call out to the creative nature in your soul. For centuries, residents have followed their artistic instincts and been motivated to create and conceive in whatever art medium their talents may fall.

The ancestors of our First Nations were the first to be motivated to leave their mark on granite cliffs, leaving messages for those travellers who followed in their wake. The Agawa Rock Pictograph site is one of the most visited and appreciated rock art locations in the Canadian Shield.

Early European artists like Paul Kane and William Armstrong painted the path less travelled when they were commissioned to document the quickly changing human landscape of the Great Lakes and the march of civilization across the continent. Paul Kane was contracted by Governor Simpson of the Hudson’s Bay Company to join his voyageurs in 1845 in order to the native way of life which was fast disappearing.

“Ojibway Chief, Michipicoten Island” is one of nine impressive paintings found in the Paul Kane collection at the Royal Ontario Museum.

William Armstrong’s numerous watercolours of life in Sault Ste. Marie, Michipicoten and Fort William have become incredibly invaluable snapshots of European and First Nations settlements on the verge of transformation in the late 1800’s.

The hustle and bustle of the fur trading posts are captured along with the smoke belching supply boats steaming by the transfixed paddlers in their tiny birch bark canoes. Some of Armstrong’s paintings can be found at the Art Gallery of Algoma.

Francis Ann Hopkins left behind a legacy of incredible oil paintings inspired by her travels with her husband, a senior official with the HBCo., and the voyageur brigades. Her creations have come to epitomize the colourful, hardy and romantic nature of life in the Canadian wilderness during the mid-1800’s. Her 1869 painting “Canoes in a Fog, Lake Superior” and “Voyageurs at Dawn”, 1871,

may have been inspired by her long days and cool nights along the rugged eastern Superior shoreline in a Mamainse mist, or on the cobble beaches of Gargantua. The Glenbow Museum in Calgary is home to a variety of her incredible works.

Celebrated Canadian author Morley Callaghan set one of his earliest novels in the quiet reaches of Michipicoten Bay. “The Broken Journey” transports the reader to lazy summer days in the secluded coves and dusty wagon trails near the “Mission”.

Written in 1938, Mr. Callaghan no doubt travelled the east shore of Superior via steamer in the early 1930’s. His characters in the novel suggest that he was struck by the mix of residents who continued to represent disappearing ties to the land which provided for those who knew where to look, and the new economies based on resource extraction and exploitation of the forests and the waterways.

The drama, colour and breathtaking vistas of Northern Algoma were too much to ignore for the young Canadian landscape painters who came to be known as the Group of Seven.

A.Y. Jackson, J.E.H. MacDonald, Lawren Harris and Franklin Carmichael accessed the area between 1918 and 1922 via the Algoma Central Railway to paint some of the more remote and iconic images along the tracks.

Harris and Jackson returned in 1923. A.Y. Jackson was so taken with the region that he made use of a cottage on Michipicoten Bay for a number of years in the 1960’s. A collection of small paintings have recently surfaced at different auctions which record his painting excursions around the bay, in Michipicoten River Village and Michipicoten Harbour. An impressive collection of Group of Seven artwork can be found at the McMichael Gallery in Kleinburg, Ontario.

Like A.Y. Jackson, internationally renowned piano virtuoso Glenn Gould was fascinated with Wawa. In the late 1960’s and early 70’s Gould was frequently drawn to take a road trip from Toronto north to Sault Ste. Marie and Algoma Country.

The uncomplicated and remote nature of the Algoma landscape and the Wawa residents pro-

A.Y. Jackson Heritage Door by artist H. Sinnott

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Free to give away... Time to retire...

There comes a time in everybody’s life, where you have to make a decision — and the time for me has come now to step back from picking up other people’s trash.

In the beginning, 25 years ago, my purpose and aim was to make my fellow citizens realize how beautiful this country is, especially our area without our sloppy behaviour. What started out on a whim, became a counted on activity over the years. But that was not my intention.

The idea of showing the mess, was to encourage people to STOP littering and dumping, as simple as that. But I failed. How else is it that we still haul over 80 bags of trash, plus thousands of plastic bottles, and the same amount of beer cans out of our immediate surroundings?

I was blessed with great, like-

minded people and friends over the years and not to forget, good health that allowed me to fulfill that enormous task. Somebody asked me how many bags we had picked up over the years? BAGS? Mountains by now… maybe as big as a ski hill. And as I am writing this, I can see already slurpee cups, wrappings, and blue, green, and red Timmy cups polluting our turf again.

Is it really that difficult to keep the empties in your vehicle? Or carry in your pocket to dispose of in a trash can? What happened to the saying, “leave only your footprints, not your garbage?”.

Canada is known worldwide as friendly, kind and generous — but not for its cleanliness — too bad!

My hope is that somebody will carry the torch and fight the littering and dumping problem, because cleaning up is not the solution.

Sad, disappointed, but hopeful, Karin

Wawa Goose Seniors Club News: Goose Droppings Black flies and dandelions and wild strawberry blossoms; trees filled with leaves and numerous blooms; shingles being replaced and yards being spruced up; canoes and kayaks and trailered boats of various sizes; out of province and out of country license plates; work vehicles with out of town business names for projects big and small: signs of a season moving well along in tune with sun and showers.

But it also means the end of the business year at the Wawa Goose

Seniors Club. June 14 is the final general meeting for 2016-2017.

The Back Room Committee will be the summer’s big undertaking, working out the décor and uses and getting it ready for a big unveil in the fall, our next business year.

Sunday, June 25 will be the official celebration of a successful year: the pot luck dinner starts at about 4:30 pm with nibbles and byob drinks. As you might know the best cooks around get some marvelous goodies on the table

for about 5:00. Bring a friend, byob, and bring a goodie to share and join us to start the week of Canada 150 celebrations. I doubt that we could do dinner with 150 but how about 50??

Regardless we will celebrate and we will be around during the summer as well: regularly scheduled activities carry on and the special Ladies Bunco Night will get organized….just stay tuned and get ready for fun!!

I would like to thank the performers and sponsors who helped to make our SpringFling such a success this year. I have enjoyed wonderful feedback from the community and am very proud to have been a part of it again this year. I would especially like to thank The Home Building Center and Young’s General Store for helping us with beautiful raffle prizes, and Subway and Tim Hortons for always being there to support our community events. This year our volunteers put the show together in less than a month and I can’t thank them enough.

Up next, the Wawa Music Festival, June 30 to July 2. We are so excited to have an incredible and diverse lineup this year that will be blended with the Municipality’s Canada 150 cel-

ebrations. This year will see Fred Eaglesmith leading us into the fireworks on Saturday night in a live outside downtown concert! We will have Whisky Jack and Stomp’n Tom stories Friday at the community center, and of course live music at the unveiling of our new goose at the Tourist Information Center Saturday afternoon. We will have a mix of new bands and a few returning favorites at the Lakeview and the Legion Friday and Saturday night.

We will have agendas available soon, and you can follow us on Facebook to see all the band promo materials, videos, and real time updates so that you can plan which bands you want to catch. Tickets for weekend passes are already on sale for the ridiculously low price of $25,

at Young’s General Store and the Red Canoe.

Merchandise tables are filling up quickly for the Saturday “street fair” at the Tourist Information Center. The Municipality has offered the table locations for free so that vendors can actually make a few bucks, which is fantastic.

Lastly, it takes a lot of hands to put an event like this together on a shoe string budget. We really need volunteers in many different areas, including selling tickets at the event venues, moving gear and such, selling merchandise for some of the bands, running sound boards, and bartending. If you would like to help out please contact us through Facebook or Brian Lachine at the Municipality (705 856 2244).

Later Days Matt Larrett Chair WES, WMF

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With Jim White

What A Father's Day! Father's Day was the farthest thing from 22 year old Jude Whitton's mind back in June of 1970. He wasn't even married, let alone having kids to lavish him on dopey gifts. But he was going to remedy the first part. He was concentrating on his upcoming marriage to his 21 year fiancee, June Williams. Their relationship began during their university years when they ended up in the same class of Global Economics, and they sat next to each other.

He made the first move when he leaned over and whispered in her ear that this professor taught voodoo economics, and he was writing his thesis on debunking his theories. She disagreed with him, and whispered back that he was right on, and for him to shut up so she could hear what he was saying. He was amused at her seriousness, and every once in a while, he would whisper 'voodoo' in her ear. But he did it once too often, and she jumped up and moved to another row of seats on the opposite side of the room. After the class was over, he weaved through the crowd of students and caught up to her just as she was leaving the room.

He apologized and asked her if she would have a coffee with him in the cafeteria. She glared at him, and sighed. She agreed and off they went. From then on it got more serious and finally he popped the question at their graduation ceremony. She said yes, even though she was embarrassed at the public display he made, with all the other students milling around. They agreed to hold off the official wedding until the following June.

The Saturday of the weekend of Father's Day was a bustle of activity as the final arrangements were being done before the wedding ceremony at the church at 2:00 p..m. As often happens there were a few glitches, most notably the panic of the lost ring he was to put on June's finger at the end of the ceremony. He remembered commenting how this only happens in the movies.

His best man, Wayne Kidder, was a real prankster, and true to form, he pretended that he he could not find the ring. He checked his pant pockets, and vest. He was also an amateur magician. So naturally he had to produce the ring from behind his left ear. Jude frowned momentarily, but soon joined in the laughter from the guests attending the ceremony.

June was not amused, and it showed. But once the ring was on her finger, and they finally became a married couple, she relaxed a bit and smiled at the antics. She wagged her index finger at Wayne, and then flashed the ring on her finger.

She mouthed out to him that it would not be coming off this hand. Then she turned her attention back to Jude, as they began to walk down the aisle and outside for the photos and confetti. Then of course, the meal and dance took place that night over at the Legion Hall. Sunday, Father's Day, was spent traveling to their honeymoon destination of Niagara Falls.

At Christmas of 1970 they announced to the world that they were expecting a baby in June.

As it worked out, their first child, a boy, Oliver Thomas, named after their fathers, in keeping with tradition, was actually born on Father's Day of 1971. So that turned out to be his present for that year. Quite a nice one that would be hard to top in future years, Jude had to admit.

No recognition in 1972 for being a father. June was too busy keeping up with a one-year old child.

But in 1973 she began making a fuss. Of course Oliver was still too young to understand what Father's Day was all about. So she bought him a joke 'tie', and a shirt and jeans. Each year she would pick out something that she knew he needed, but signing the card from Oliver. Those gifts included the joke things such as as underwear,and socks, The serious gifts were sunglasses, and a Blue Jays baseball cap. Finally by 1979, at age eight, Oliver wanted to pick out his own gift. He finally decided on a book of muscle cars of the 1950's.

Jude was into restoration of those old classics that year. So Oliver was too. Anywhere and anything Daddy was doing, Oliver was into it too. Yes, they had such a close bond, which June was glad to see. But it was always her he came to for his bedtime story and goodnight kiss. Shortly after that Father's Day, came the birth of their daughter, Emiline Marie, in 1974. She turned out to be a Daddy's girl.

Over the years he was treated to some dumb gifts, but also some he really was thrilled about.

One year it was a DVD movie of Fast & Furious. The first year his daughter was able to give gifts on her own was the cartoon movie 'Cars'. He rolled his eyes when he opened it up.

Fortunately Emiline didn't notice it, but June did. She gave her shoulders a little shrug of understanding. But being the good Dad, he thanked her and gave her a big hug. They watched it that evening. To his relief, he didn't have to watch it again. But the Fast & Furious movie he really did appreciate. He watched it many times over the next years.

Then when the kids were in their teens, he was lucky to get a card and a terse Happy Father's Day. But once they got to college and university they came home often, and Father's Day began being special again. Although he did not mention it to June or anyone, he was glad to have them back.

As the kids graduated and got jobs, it was family barbecues that became the tradition. He always ended up being the barbecue chef, but he didn't mind that at all.

As Jude got older, for some unexplained reason, Father's Day became accident prone days.

One year in the late 90's he got a membership at the local gym.

On his second visit he dropped the weights on his chest, and had to have the instructor lift them off him. He ended up with a bruised sternum. And hurt pride. That

finished the visits there.

Another year they bought him a new computer, his first. He turned out to be technically challenged, and somehow he ended up on a porn site, and accidentally downloaded it, instead of deleting it. Well, it was just the next day that he got a visit from the OPP with a warrant to seize his computer, and he was charged with viewing and downloading pornographic material. It took quite a while to get his name cleared in court.

Then there was the year that the kids and June bought him an all expense paid trip into a fishing lodge on Oba Lake.

Three of his buddies also got the same package. That had been arranged by all the wives and kids. Unfortunately, that Father's Day weekend trip almost turned to disaster.

Jude and his best friend, Lawrence Swimmer, decided to take a canoe for a paddle up the lake. There was a secluded bay that they had gone by in their guider's boat that Saturday afternoon. But they didn't get a chance to try it out, as their guide had another area in mind. It looked like a good spot to cast for walleye. They began casting and before long Lawrence got a strike. He played with him, while Jude struggled with keeping the canoe in place so the line would not get tangled up. Finally after a while he got it close to the canoe.

He stood up so Jude could get in behind him and scoop it up into the net. Well, you can just imagine what happened next. Sure enough, they both lost their balance and tipped the canoe over, throwing them into the water. In the ensuing moments, Lawrence screamed for help as he sank under the water, with the fishing line and walleye twisted around his arms. That prevented him from using them to get himself upright. Jude was clinging to the over turned canoe. He took a moment to catch his breath and calm down before letting to of the canoe and diving for Lawrence.

During the first try, he could not find him. With his heart pounding and a feeling of panic setting in, he dove under the water again. This time he touched his ankle. He used that as a point of reference so he could reach up to his shoulders and head so that he could pull him to the surface.

Lawrence thrashed about, as he coughed and spit out the water in his lungs. Jude came back up and guided him to the overturned canoe. With them both clinging to it, they paddled their way to shore. There was not much of a shoreline, as it was all overhung by spruce branches. But they did find one rock outcrop that they were able to crawl up on, as well as pulling up the canoe.

Lawrence continued coughing while Jude watched him. Finally they were able to speak. They cursed each other for their stupidity. But then they calmed down and began thinking about what to do next. Lawrence said with a quiver of fear in his voice that he was not going to get back in that canoe. Jude pointed out that without paddles, it was not much use in even trying that anyway. He recommended that they just stay put until a rescue party came along. Their other two friends knew where they were going, so it wouldn't be too long before help came. He hoped that he reassured Lawrence, as well as

himself. Fortunately the days are long in June, as it took until nearly eleven before they were rescued.

The four friends made a pact that they would never tell their family about this mishap. Of course, they did eventually find out. This sort of thing never stays hidden forever, does it!

Another eventful Father's Day came two years later when the family chipped in and bought tickets for a Blue Jays game in Toronto on Sunday afternoon. In the third inning a fly ball came his way, and as he reached out for it, he fell over the railing and landed on the cement floor of the level below. He ended up in the hospital with a broken shoulder and two cracked ribs– but he caught the ball! Some consolation, the family declared.

The next eventful Father's Day was when the family gave him a ticket for the the drag races in Elliot Lake. One of the racers lost control and rammed into the chain link fence protecting the spectators. Lucky him – a piece of the debris careened over the fence and hit him in the chest.

He got the wind knocked out of him, and unfortunately those same two broken ribs from that earlier episode at the Blue Jays game.

The next they agreed it might be safer to going back to just having a barbecue at home, with a few friends coming over. Surely nothing could happen this time?

What about the propane tank exploding? Well, not quite, but it came close. They don't know what he did, but when he went to light the pilot light, the flames shot up several feet into the air.

He ended up with singed hair and the tip of his nose was burned.

But because he was so startled that he jumped backwards and fell over one of the deck chairs and hit his head on the deck. He also twisted his knee very badly.

So he looked like the walking dead for a few days, with a large bump on the back of his head, and a limp as he tried to walk.

Of course he refused to go to the hospital to check for a possible concussion and knee damage.

Thankfully he healed okay without any problems.

Then there was the year they decided to go out to his favourite steakhouse restaurant for supper. That should be safe, right.

But no, again, a mishap. At the buffet table he had a bowl of soup on the saucer, in his left hand, and as he turned to go back to their table, he bumped into a little old lady, and tipped the bowl onto her front. She screamed in shock, and the rattle of the broken bowl on the hard tile floor got everyone's attention. Needless to say, the family was mortified at the scene. Jude was all apologetic, and tried dabbling her dress, and to everyone's embarrassment, he touched her breasts. She pushed him away.

A waitress came over and took her to the washroom to clean up. He hustled over to their table, head hung low. His face was a blushing red. One of the bus boys came out and cleaned up the spilled soup and broken soup bowl. Nobody talked at the table for a while. June and the kids just shook their heads in disbelief. Finally June broke the silence. While they waited for their main course, she handed him an envelope and card, and wished him a Happy Father's Day, and told him not to worry about

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it. It could happen to anyone, she assured him. He shrugged his shoulders in acknowledgment as he opened the envelope. Inside the card were several lottery scratch tickets, namely Bingo, Crossword, and Keno. He thanked them, and tried to make light of the accident. They all loosened up, and began joking about it. Shortly the waitress brought dessert. Then while sipping their coffee, he scratched off the cards. Finally, a successful end to a Father's Day. He won $100 on the Bingo, $5000 on the Crossword, and $50 on Keno.

June and the kids all commented that maybe his Father's Day luck was finally changing for the better. They all hoped so.

And it did this year of 2017 when he and June had taken a vacation over to England as their wedding anniversary presents to themselves. They were on the London Bridge that fateful night of June 3rd when those terrorists drove their van into the crowd and then getting out and stabbing those innocent bystanders.

Jude ran after one of the attackers, but then stopped when he saw a bleeding woman on the ground. She was gushing blood from her neck. He took off his light jacket and made a ball of it, and pressed it into her neck, as he tried to calm the woman. Shortly the paramedics came over to him and June, who was helping this woman's friend stay calm, even though she had no physical injuries. They took over the situation. The next day they were confronted in their hotel room by a CNN reporter asking for an interview after learning that his quick action had saved her life, and he was to be proclaimed as a hero. June smiled as she let him into the room and then ran over and hugged him. Like all true heroes, Jude denied the accolades, and declared that he just did what anyone else would have done. The reporter advised him that his story would air on Sunday evening. He left his card after having his camera man take a photo as part of the story. But it never did make the air, for which Jude was thankful.

They arrived back home on Saturday, June 17th. The next day, Sunday, June 18th was Father's Day, of course. That afternoon, the kids and grandchildren came over to the house, and made a real fuss about their hero-father and grandfather. Oliver did the presentation of a homemade medal of bravery he had created to honour his father. Jude got all sentimental and had to wipe a tear from his eye, although he declared it was just his allergies acting up. Oliver wrapped it up by declaring: “Our father is no longer that accident prone man we have all come to know and love. We'll miss that, I suppose, but that can't happen any more, now that he is this international hero. Love ya, Pops!” He hugged his father, and all the others circled him, trying to get their hug in too. But just as a precaution, Oliver did the barbecue of the steaks. “Don't want to press our luck, do we,” Oliver declared.

That got a laugh from everyone.

So this helped ensure Father's Day was a memorable one for the Whitton family.

HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO ALL FATHERS ON SUNDAY, JUNE 18th. Jim.

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Appel de candidature pour le Conseil d’administration

Le Centre Victoria pour femmes (CVF) cherche des candidatures de résidentes de l’Algoma qui seraient intéressées à siéger à son conseil d’administration.

Le Centre Victoria pour femmes est un organisme sans but lucratif et charitable en soutien des femmes francophones qui luttent contre toutes les formes de violence. Les services du CVF sont offerts dans la région du Grand Sudbury et celle du district de l’Algoma, avec des points de service à Elliot Lake, Sault-Ste-Marie et Wawa.

Les femmes intéressées à s’engager sont priées de soumettre une lettre d’intérêt à l’adresse électronique - info@centrevictoria.ca.

Pour plus de renseignements au sujet du CVF, prière de visiter le site www.centrevictoria.ca ou de communiquer avec Gaëtane Pharand au 705-670-2517 ou à l’adresse électronique : gaetane.pharand@centrevictoria.ca Superior East Community Futures Development Corporation Is seeking a Full Time Financial Officer

The Superior East Community Futures Development Corporation is seeking a self motivated individual to fill the position of Financial Officer. The position offers a competitive wage, training opportunities as well as health and retirement benefits.

The successful candidate will be responsible for the following duties: • Corporate accounting • Loan accounting • Preparation of government reports and remittances Beneficial skills/qualifications include: • A post-secondary degree/diploma in Business, Accounting, Commerce, Finance or relevant work experience • 3-5 years or more of experience with an accounting software package, specifically Sage • General knowledge of business loans, best accounting practices/ principles and portfolio management • Highly skilled in the use of Microsoft Office, specifically Excel • Excellent organizational and coordination skills • Self starter and the ability to deliver with minimal direction • Excellent written and verbal communication skills • Experience using data base management software, both data input & reporting • Ability to maintain a high degree of confidentiality and discretion • Bilingualism in French/English is considered an asset The Superior East CFDC is federally funded and services the communities of White River, Wawa, Dubreuilville and Chapleau. Interested parties should send their resumes by June 23rd, 2017 to: Superior East Community Futures Development Corporation Attn: Tracy Amos, General Manager P.O. Box 709, Wawa, ON P0S 1K0 If you need more information on the activities and programs of the CFDC, you can visit our website www.superioreastcfdc.ca or contact our office at (705) 856-1105 or by e-mail amos@superioreastcfdc.ca.

The Corporation of The Municipality of Wawa

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The Municipality of Wawa is seeking interested students for a full time summer position as Recreation Programmer. The Recreation Programmer will assist the recreation coordinators in delivering municipally programmed activities; leading sports, games and creative activities.

The position is cosponsored by the Ministry and the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services. The position is part of the Government of Ontario's Summer Employment Opportunities program known as the 2017 Summer Experience Program. The successful candidate will be expected to start July 3rd and will work no later than August 25th. The candidate will be required to work a minimum of 217.5 hours during that period at a pay rate of $11.40. The work schedule will include some evening and weekend hours.

Knowledge and Skills: • High energy, self-starter • Experience and/or desire to work with children and youth • Excellent people skills and a friendly, responsible, service-oriented attitude • Strong communication and teamwork abilities • Able to problem solve effectively • Maintain discipline overseeing large groups of people • Basic artistic skills Qualifications: • Students must be currently enrolled in a secondary, or post-secondary institution or within six months of graduation and have reached the age of 15 and not yet reached the age of 25 upon commencement of employment • Proof of student enrolment must be provided to the employer • Must be currently certified in Babysitter Course and/or First Aid & CPR Certifications • Bilingual is an asset • Experience working and/or volunteering in recreational programs is an asset A detailed job description may be obtained by contacting the Human Resources Department at 705-856-2244 ext. 225 or humanresources@wawa.

Qualified applicants are invited to apply in confidence by 4:00 p.m. Monday, June 19, 2017 to: Human Resources - Competition 2017-10 Municipality of Wawa 40 Broadway Avenue, Box 500 Wawa, Ontario P0S 1K0 email: humanresources@wawa.cc We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those under consideration will be contacted.

Personal information submitted is collected under the authority of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and will be used for the purpose of the candidate's selection.

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OBITUARY

IN MEMORIAM

ALLEMANO FITZGERALD PASCUZZI & BERLINGIERI Lawyers practising in Association and not in Partnership

Real Estate and Mortgages Wills and Estate Administration Municipal Law Civil Litigation

Corporate and Commercial Law Family Law Employment and Labour Law

“Integrity with Dedication” Our offices are located at: TREMBLAY, Mona Passed away peacefully at the Sault Area Hospital on Thursday June 8, 2017 at the age of 70 years. Beloved wife of JeanClaude Tremblay. Loving mother of Brigitte Tremblay (Gérard Lévesque), Nathalie Tremblay and Ginette Tremblay-Blais (Laurent Blais).

Proud grandmother Krystel, Jason (Christina), Michaël, Casandra (Mathieu), Stacey (Brad), Joanie (Mathieu), Andy (Tabitha), Alexandre (Megan), Mathieu (Vanessa) and Noémie (André).

Adored great grandmother of Mason, Darcy, Noah, Roman, Damien, Ava, Maxim, Gabriel and Charles-Henri. Dear sister of Stanley Doucet (Manon), Réal Doucet et Francine Doucet. Mona will be lovingly remembered by her nieces, nephews, sisters and brothers-in-law and by her friends.

Friends may visit at l’Eglise SteCecile, Dubreuilville on Wednesday June 14, 2017 from 9:30 a.m. until time of the Memorial Mass at 11:00 a.m. Cremation at River’s Edge Cremation Centre, Sault Ste. Marie. Memorial donations made to the Ste-Cecile Church “Roof Fund” would be greatly appreciated by the family. (Arrangements entrusted to the P.M. Gilmartin Funeral Home, Wawa, 1-800-4394937). www.gilmartinfuneralhome. ca

SCHNEIDER, Vera Irene September 8, 1920 - June 14, 2015 In loving memory of a great woman and a wonderful mother.

Always Loved and never forgotten.

Kenny, Dyanne, Larry & Bonnie REALTY FOR SALE 14 ROSS STREET, ASKING $114,900.00. Immaculate, clean, move-in ready home. 3 + 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large lot. Joey Maki Sales Representative EXIT Realty Lake Superior. Cell: (705) 852-0536.

FOR SALE 2 CHEST FREEZERS, 25 CUBIC Feet, $400.00 each.

2 DRAWER METAL FILING cabinet, letter size, $15.00.

Please call Ben, (705) 856-2207 FOR RENT LOFT APARTMENT. FRIDGE/ stove, laundry, all inclusive. $650.00/month. Available July 1st.

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NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Lady Dunn Health Centre Foundation For the purpose of: Presentation of Financial and other Annual Reports Monday, June 26, 2017, 4:30 pm Lady Dunn Health Centre Board Room

AVIS DE CONVOCATION DE L’ASSEMBLÉE GÉNÉRALE ANNUELLE Fondation du Centre de santé Lady Dunn Dans le but de : présenter le rapport financier et les autres rapports annuels.

Le Lundi 26 juin 2017 1630 h Salle du conseil Centre de santé Lady Dunn

369 Queen Street East Suite 103 and Suite 200 Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario P6A 1Z4 Telephone # 705-942-0142 Telephone # 705-253-3800

37 Broadway Avenue P.O. Box 1700 Wawa, Ontario P0S 1K0 Telephone # 705-856-4970

*** Michael C. Allemano attends the Wawa office on a weekly basis.

The Corporation of the Township of Dubreuilville

FORM 6 SALE OF LAND BY PUBLIC TENDER Municipal Act, 2001

Take Notice that tenders are invited for the purchase of the land(s) described below and will be received until 3:00 p.m. local time on Tuesday, July 25, 2017, at the Municipal Office, 23 Pins Street, P.O. Box 367, Dubreuilville, ON P0S 1B0.

The tenders will then be opened in public on the same day as soon as possible after 3:00 p.m. at the Municipal Office, 23 Pins Street, P.O. Box 367, Dubreuilville.

Description of Lands: ROLL NO. 57 79 000 000 25900 0000, 628 DES NOISETTES, PIN 31128-0308 LT, PCL 9893 SEC AWS; LT 99 PL M400 DUNPHY S/T PT 43 1R4400 AS IN LT132582; S/T LT109802; DUBREUILVILLE, FILE AADV16-001-TT Minimum Tender Amount: $9,538.86 ROLL NO. 57 79 000 000 27700 0000, 652 DES TREFLES RUE, PIN 311280323 LT, PCL 9908 SEC AWS; LT 114 PL M400 DUNPHY S/T PT 28 1R4400 AS IN LT132245; S/T LT109802; DUBREUILVILLE, FILE AADV16-002-TT Minimum Tender Amount: $7,978.91 ROLL NO. 57 79 000 000 27800 0000, 650 DES TREFLES RUE, PIN 311280322 LT, PCL 9907 SEC AWS; LT 113 PL M400 DUNPHY S/T PT 29 1R4400 AS IN LT131919; S/T LT109802; DUBREUILVILLE, FILE AADV16-003-TT Minimum Tender Amount: $10,111.79 Tenders must be submitted in the prescribed form and must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a money order or of a bank draft or cheque certified by a bank or trust corporation payable to the municipality (or board) and representing at least 20 per cent of the tender amount.

Except as follows, the municipality makes no representation regarding the title to, existing interests in favour of the Crown, environmental concerns or any other matters relating to the land(s) to be sold. Any existing Federal or Provincial Crown liens or executions will remain on title and may become the responsibility of the potential purchaser.

Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests with the potential purchasers.

This sale is governed by the Municipal Act, 2001 and the Municipal Tax Sales Rules made under that Act. The successful purchaser will be required to pay the amount tendered plus accumulated taxes and the relevant land transfer tax.

The municipality has no obligation to provide vacant possession to the successful purchaser.

Note: H.S.T. may be payable by successful purchaser.

For further information regarding this sale and a copy of the prescribed form of tender contact:

www.Tri-Target.com | Ontario’s Tax Sale Community Info@Tri-Target.com or if no internet access available, contact: Suzanne Bouchard, Treasurer/Tax Collector The Corporation of the Township of Dubreuilville 23 Pins Street, P.O. Box 367 Dubreuilville, ON P0S 1B0 (705) 884-2340 Ext. 28 www.dubreuilville.ca

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Municipality of Wawa

Infrastructure Services Department Throughout the year it is important to maintain an environment free of garbage and assist in preventing wildlife from disrupting garbage bins and entering residential areas within the Municipality by controlling commercial and residential garbage.

How to prevent disruption of garbage bins and litter?

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE LADY DUNN HEALTH CENTRE Date: Monday, June 19, 2017 Time: 6:30 p.m.

Place: LDHC Board Room Members of the public are welcome to attend.

Your Health, Our Commitment \ Notre engagement : votre santé

NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE LADY DUNN HEALTH CENTRE Date: Wednesday June 21, 2017 Time: 7:00 pm Place: LDHC Board Room Members of the public are welcome to attend.

Your Health, Our Commitment \ Notre engagement : votre santé

Summer Part Time Employment Opportunity Summer Maintenance Student The Michipicoten First Nation Community Trust is presently seeking a Summer Maintenance Student to healp beautify our outdoor space at the Trust Office located at 16 Whitesands Drive on Michipicoten First Nation.

Responsibilities will include but not limited to: • Keeping our grounds clean, free of garbage & debris • Levelling ground at 16 Whitesands Drive • Laying down soil • Planting grass seed • Watering & mowing lawn • Trimming Trees • Other landscaping duties • Assist in the preparation for the AGM in August This is a part time summer position (21 hours/ week); open to Students of Michipicoten First Nation, preference will be given to candidates returning to school in September.

All interested individuals are encouraged to send a cover letter and resumer to:

Attn: Hiring Committee

Michipicoten First Nation Community Trust

Box 24, Site 8, RR1

Wawa, ON P0S 1K0

Or by faxing: (705) 856-7874

Or by emailing: mfnctadmin@xplornet.ca Deadline: Thursday, June 15, 2017 at 1:00 p.m.

We thank all applicants for their interest however, only those chosen for an interview will be contacted.

Businesses: Every owner of a restaurant or business where food is served is to maintain the premises free from litter and waste. Providing proper storage containers where litter & food waste can be deposited will help prevent wildlife from entering the area. Waste bins containing food waste should be kept in a secure location with sealed lids until the morning of scheduled garbage collection in the area.

Household: All garbage and waste should be located inside of garbage bags and then placed into sealed garbage bins, do not bring garbage to curb side until the morning of the scheduled day for garbage collection in your area. There is a limit of six (6) bags per household per scheduled pickup.

Garbage schedule: Garbage is removed from the area Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. unless it falls on a Legal Holiday, then garbage is collected and disposed of the following day.

Monday: Commercial, Municipal cans Tuesday: Wawa Residential and Commercial Wednesday: Michipicoten River Village, Long Beach, Commercial and Hawk Junction Thursday: Wawa Residential and Commercial Friday: Wawa Residential, Commercial and Municipal cans For more information please contact Infrastructure Services Department or refer to by-law 31-69 Garbage and Litter http://www.wawa.cc/town-hall/corporate-services/by-laws/ Cory Stainthorpe, Director of Infrastructure Services

LADY DUNN HEALTH CENTRE Seeks Applicants – Board of Directors The Nominating Committee of the Board of Directors, as the committee responsible for bringing forward suitable candidates to the Board, is seeking applications from persons who are interested in serving as Directors.

The LDHC is a multi-service hospital servicing the communities of Dubreuilville, Hawk Junction, Michipicoten First Nation, Wawa, Missanabie, and White River. Our Mission is “To provide relevant, high quality, client-focused health services, delivered in a manner that promotes the well-being of the people we serve.” The Board governs the organization, and is responsible for strategic directions, capacity, quality, collaborative ventures, risk management and financial accountability. Directors act in the best interest of the corporation to ensure that the hospital fulfills its mission.

LDHC is seeking two new Directors. We are looking for energetic and skilled individuals to become a part of the team.

Commitment: • Attend Board meetings 10 times per year • May involve committee work Diversity of skills, knowledge and viewpoints is desirable for a high-performing Board, and so the Board encourages applications from suitable individuals with an interest in serving in this capacity. Consideration will be given to applicants who demonstrate one or more of the following skills/perspectives: • Previous Board or governance experience • Community leadership/presence • Cultural diversity • Quality assurance/risk management knowledge • Financial knowledge Interested persons are asked to submit: • A completed application form available from the Board Secretary at the hospital • A resume and two (2) references BY 12:00 PM (NOON) ON JUNE 28th 2017 addressed to Chair, Nominating Committee-Board of Directors, Lady Dunn Health Centre P.O. Box 179 Wawa, ON P0S 1K0 or by fax (705) 856-7533 or by email to cparise@ldhc.com

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