June 28, 2018 Vol. 18, No. 25
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Ten years and $3.7 million later, K&P Trail is dead in the water north of Tichborne, for now by Jeff Green
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he old K&P Railroad never made it to all the way from Kingston to Pembroke, it's internded final stop. Costs were high and the money ran out, leaving a K&P that ran only from K to C, Kingston to Calabogie.
Now, long after the K&P shut down, a trail being constructed on its track bed, which is bringing the Cataraqui trail and Frontenac County into the Trans Canada Trail network, finds itself stalled at kilometre 64.5 of its intended 77 kilometre run through Frontenac County, north of the Bradshaw Road Central Frontenac. There are two related problems. The trail is under water for at least a 500 metre stretch in that swampy location, water that is 60 cm deep in places, and there is no money left in the construction budget to deal with the problem. And there is another flooded spot further to the north as well. “To put it bluntly, work is grinding to a halt” Richard Allen told a meeting of
The beginning of a stretch of water that extends for at least 500 metres on a section of the K&P trail between Bradshaw Road (South Frontenac) and Vinkle Road (Central Frontenac)
Frontenac County Council last week (June 20). The estimated cost to complete the two flooded sections is $310,000 and the rest of the work remain-
ing for the K&P trail to join up with the east-west trans Canada trail just south of Sharbot Lake is another $340,000, a total shortfall of $650,000. The money
will need to be raised locally as there are no granting programs available currently to help cover the costs. And the $310,000 is by
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in Sharbot Lake. The next day John brought her home again after a day of her walking and him cycling to Kaladar, and she stayed over another day waiting out the Thunderstorm. John and Marion invited me to come and interview Melanie on her last day in Sharbot Lake and we talked about her voyage and what she has learned since she started walking on June 2nd, 2017. On most days she walks between 25 and 30 kilometres, and after a year of doing that, right through a Canadian winter one thing she has learned about is how important it is to take care of her needs. Starting her journey with a 60-pound pack it now has been lightened up to 48 pounds, and she has let go of her idea to complete her journey within a fixed timeframe of two years. “It really has become about the journey not the destination,” she said. “I have learned a lot about this country, it's people and myself over the past months. As I am walking long distances each day I am listening to my body more carefully now. I am trying to keep my energy up by snacking quite a lot while walking and stop with the
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that lined it, and the school has changed its name, but the Point remains. In what has become an annual event, the South Frontenac Firefighters and the Public Works Department set up their Canada Day waterslide a few days early. A temporary water culvert is built across the roadway, a pumper truck and four firefighters arrive and lay out hoses and a huge plastic sheet on the steep grassy hill down from the tennis court. (Beside the ball diamond…) For one glorious afternoon, guided by teachers and firefighters, the younger grades of LPS go whooping down the waterslide. Sometimes the teachers take a turn as well.
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In a telephone interview after last week’s county meeting, Richard Allen said that a year ago he was just becoming aware of the extent of the flooding. “I had only been with the county for six months or so at the time and while I had heard in the spring of last year that there were flooding issues north of Bradshaw road, it was a little later on that I saw for myself how serious it was,” he said. “When it is done, that will be the jewel of the trail since it is a beautiful stretch of land, but getting there will not be easy.” Loans or the re-allocation of some federal infrastructure grant money are two options that were mentioned at the June 20 meeting as ways of finding the new money without going directly to county ratepayers to fund it. “It’s not the kind of loan where you can go to bank and talk about a return on investment,” said South Frontenac Mayor Ron
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Step by step, Great Trail walker is learning and sharing ometimes random meetings turn into something special. That’s what happened to John Neven of Sharbot Lake. John is participating in the Great Cycle Challenge, an event that is sponsored by Sick Kids hospital to raise money to fight cancer in children. He has far exceeded his goal of 500km as he has done a lot of trail riding this month as part of the challenge. Back on June 11 he rode the K&P trail down to Verona. At the new trailhead being built there he watched a large group of motorcycle riders pass by on Road 38. They were a part of a charity group called Guardians of the Children and made quite a spectacle so he stopped to watch them pass by, and while he was there he noticed a younger woman watching as well. She was a hiker carrying a large backpack. They struck up a conversation and she turned out to be Melanie Vogel, who is walking the Great Trail from Cape Spear, Newfoundland to Victoria in BC. That day she followed the trail to Sharbot Lake. After a few minutes John invited Melanie to stay for the night with him and his wife Marion. She ended up spending a couple of nights
no means a firm number. Pointing out that the flooded sections are complex and may also present “environmental challenges” Allen recommends that an engineering firm be hired, at a cost of $25,000, to do an assessment and present detailed designs before the work is undertaken. Only when that work is done will it be possible to determine the actual cost for the two flooded sections. Construction will not proceed in any meaningful way in 2018, with a best case scenario that the work will be done in 2019 or 2020. This might come as a surprise to residents because a ceremonial trail opening event took place last June in Sharbot Lake as part of the year long Canada 150 celebrations in Central Frontenac. Even though the trail was not complete at that point, it was expected to be done by the end of 2017 or by Canada Day 2018 at the very latest.
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Step by step, continued from page 1 first signs of a growing blister to take care of it. I learned these lessons painfully. Once in a while I treat myself, be that with a day off the trail or by indulging in a good, healthy meal. I have also learned to say ‘yes' when a great opportunity opens like when people offer me a place for the night, or to an experience off the trail I would otherwise not have like seeing the icebergs in Twillingate, Newfoundland. This way I not only meet interesting people but also see greater parts of the country I otherwise wouldn't see, so really it is not about how many kilometres I make in a day but the many experiences and stories I come across.” Melanie is originally from Germany and is a permanent resident of Canada. She lived in Toronto before starting this journey, but she got the travel bug when travelling through Asia and Australia between 2011 and 2013. Melanie often gets asked if she isn't lonely spending so much time by herself. “To be quite honest, Toronto with it's three million people has been a lonelier place to live than my current life on the trail. Here on the trail where most of the time I am actually alone I don’t feel lonely. People say Hello and stop for a chat or invite me home for lunch or for a night stay. The moment of being a stranger passes real fast and then people really open up. We share stories and you leave feeling like you’ve made good friends.” That was certainly the case with John and
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Marion. “I love people and I love socialising,” said John, “and after two days I feel so connected to Mel and to her journey, it’s like I have another daughter just from sharing time with her introducing her to people around here.” “The only problem,” added Marion, “is that now we are going to be worried about her as we follow her journey on Facebook.” While in her trip along the worlds longest recreational trail and meeting Canadians all along her way Melanie found what Canadians praise to be all about. “The hospitality and kindness of the Canadian people as I experience it has been exceptional in all six provinces I have walked trough so far. No matter where, hiking in Newfoundland, the Maritimes, Quebec or now in Ontario, people have been welcoming and helpful all along. I can't say there is any difference of support in my journey in any of these provinces.” What she has also seen, because she has now been walking for a year, is the way the seasons change and the impact on the landscape. “It is absolutely beautiful to witness the slow but then also sudden changes in nature as I am walking the trail trough all four seasons. I remember impatiently watching the arrival of Spring and then found myself mesmerized when I hiked trough the lush, vividly green forest in Gatineau park in Quebec.” And as far as the dangers on the trail are concerned, she had learned something that rural people all learn, it is not the bears and coyotes that you really need to worry about, it is the insects.
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John Neven, Melanie Vogel, Fran Smith and Marilyn Neven in Sharbot Lake “The mosquitoes, black flies, and deer flies, they are way more of an annoyance than anything else." As she heads towards Toronto, which will put her about 1/3 of the way on her 15,000 kilometre journey, Melanie is happy about what she has seen and experience in year one of what she now hopes will be a journey that ends before the winter of 2019/2020, but she feels some trepidation over the prospect of crossing the Prairies next winter. “As I planned for this journey I was optimistic to cross the Prairies late summer and fall. Now that I am one year into my journey I realized I will be reaching them when win-
ter begins. With the prairies known as being terribly cold and windy I do have serious concerns. I will do my best and accordingly prepare for it and try to walk trough it as I walked through the previous winter. However if the cold gets too dangerous I may have to stop for a while.” But that is a long way off. As Melanie left Sharbot Lake two weeks ago, she had another set of stories and some new friends to remember, as well as a copy of Back of Sunset and a Central Frontenac pin in her pack, courtesy of Mayor Fran Smith. As of Tuesday of this week, Melanie has hit the Big Smoke. Next stop, Wawa.
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entral Frontenac Township honoured its Seniors of the Year Tuesday afternoon before Council with a ceremony, entertainment by the Arden Glee Club and refreshments.
District 1’s honoree, Dave Swann, was acSINCE 1970 tually born and raised and worked in Toronto much of his life. But he retired as superintendent of maintenance at Toronto’s City Hall after 30 years and moved to Arden in
Central Frontenac’s Seniors of the Year, from left: Archie and Marilyn Meeks, Mayor Frances Smith, Dave Swann, Joan Wyatt and Jim MacPherson.
Trail woes - Continued from page 1 Vandewal, “it’s not like you can project a return of three dollars for every dollar invested.” “More like a one dollar return for every three dollars invested,” said Deputy Warden Dennis Doyle, the Mayor of Frontenac Islands Township. County staff are proposing to fund the completion of the trail, an allocation from Federal Gas Tax funds, funds that are currently controlled by local townships. A proposal will be brought forward at the next County meeting in July to establish a county roads system, on paper only, in order access provincial infrastructure money under the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF). The county would then allocate those monies to township public works projects, freeing up the townships to upload some of their gas tax money to be used on the trail. “It would be a trade off, but the townships would see a net increase funding for their own infrastructure needs, said County Chief
Administrative Officer Kelly Pender. “OCIF money cannot be spent on trail construction but gas tax money can.” Central Frontenac Mayor Frances Smith said “it might be time to look at private sector money for the trail.” Last week’s presentation from Richard Allen included, for the first time, an account of how much money has been spent developing the trail since 2008, when the project first appeared on the county books. The total spent so far is $3.7 million. Of that about $1.1 million came from successful grant applications for trail construction. A further $2.2 million came from more generic grants that the county received and then allocated to the trail, including $1.7 million in federal gas tax monies, and $383,000 came from reserve funds. There has been no direct financial levy to Frontenac County ratepayers for K&P trail construction costs thus far. None of the politicians who decided to commit Frontenac County to building the K&P trail back in 2006 and 2007, nor any of the senior staff members at Frontenac County, are still there today, to confront what just might be the curse of the old K&P.
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District 3’s honoree, Jim MacPherson is a retired high school teacher who was born and raised in Sharbot Lake. Over the years he has been active in the Lions Club, the Central Frontenac Railway Historical Society, the community policing committee, committee member for the SLHS reunion, Referee-in-chief for the North Frontenac Arena and member of the Summerfest committee. In recent years, however, he has probably been best known for his musical endeavors including organizing summer jams at the beach, Lion’s Club seniors nights, Oso Rec Open Mikes, 150th Music Cafe, Heritage Festival Variety Shows and music at the beach for Canada Day. “I’d like to share this award with family, friends and a loving, caring community,” he said. District 4’s honoree, Joan Wyatt, shouldn’t need much introduction to those in the Parham area. For close to 30 years, she has been active in Villages Beautiful, Frontenac Community Services Day Away Program, Parham Happy Travelers, and most recently with the OPP helping educate seniors against fraud.
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• Well, students, you did it! You survived another school year. Hope you all enjoy your summer! Congratulations to the Grade 8 graduates who will be embarking on their high school journey in the fall, as well as the Grade 12 graduates with their future endeavours, be it college, university or starting early in the working world. Way to go, graduates!! • A huge thank you goes out to all those who make a difference in a student’s life, be it a teacher, bus driver, crossing guard, custodian, fellow classmate, volunteers, etc. Your efforts definitely don’t go unnoticed. • Wishing Canada Happy 151st Birthday! Get your decorations out. Let’s show some Canadian pride! Hope you are all able to get out to the festivities. It sure sounds like the Point will be a happening place to be. Don’t forget: The day before on the 30th at 6:45am. is registration to get the kids entered into the 2nd annual Kids’ Fishing Derby. Hope there is a good turnout. Enjoy yourselves, and good luck to everyone! • Don’t forget that the dates have changed for the bingo at Railton Church for the Knights of Columbus. It’s the SECOND Monday of the month now. So, have your dabbers ready for July 9. • Way to go, Sydenham Bantam Bulldogs! Champions! Great season of football, guys! • The new South Frontenac Fire and Rescue Station #6 on Perth Road held their official opening last Saturday. All the members of the town council were present for the ribboncutting and dedication. There were a lot of activities for the children as well as a free BBQ. Congratulations on the new station. What a wonderful new addition to our community. • I stopped at this little roadside stand at Sloat’s Lake Farm. I will vouch for the sugar snap peas. Delicious! It is located at 2728 Alton Road East. Just go up Bedford Road, just past the construction, and it’s on the left. There is an “Honour Stand” there, which is so nice to see. Snap peas, a variety lettuce and garlic scapes are currently being harvested. The
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• Best Wishes are extended to Jennifer Matson and Don Scott on their marriage Saturday, June 24. • What an array of events to choose from on this wellcelebrated Canada Day long weekend. • On Fri. June 29 and Sat, June 30 the Henderson United Church will host their annual yard sale, 8am to noon on both days. There will be lots of bargains to be had. The other local yard sale will be hosted by St. George’s Anglican Church in Sharbot Lake, also with a starting at 8am. This sale usually has great bargains, too, but in addition, they have a bake table if you do not want to bake on the long weekend. Lots of great places to shop in our area. • The Kennebec and District Historical Society are hosting their annual Strawberry Social, Sat, June 30, 1-3pm. Each serving of those glorious strawberries and shortcake desserts are $7. Come to the Kennebec Community Centre in Arden to treat yourself. • There will also be many events such as a pancake breakfast, live music, vendors, plus fireworks at the Sharbot Lake beach, Caboosefest at the Heritage Railway Society and flotillas on many of the lakes in Central Frontenac, Kennebec and Horseshoe to name just a few. • On Sun, July 1, the Arden Pastoral charge will meet their new student minister, Cheryl McMurray. • The Henderson United Church is changing their annual community dinner fundraising event, usually scheduled in August, to Thurs, July 5, from 4-6:30pm at the Henderson Hall. The menu will include ham, scalloped potatoes, corn and other veggies, Prices for the dinner are as follows: Adults $12, 6–12 yrs. $5, and under 5 yrs. free. Come out, support the church, and have a great dinner without the dishes afterward. • On Fri, July 6 (rain date Mon. July 9), 9-11:30am., Arden’s annual village cleanup will have volunteers meet at the Community Centre for assigned routes. Please wear appropriate clothing and bring gloves, a hat and sunscreen. If you have a rake, loppers or a chain saw, bring
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• The Lions Club Annual Toll Road begins today, Thurs, June 28 through to Sun, July 1. This is their major fundraiser with all donations going right back to the community. • On July 1, the new store “Smarts Mercantile” is having its Grand Opening celebration from 11am to 4pm. There will be a BBQ with ribs and sausages and Canada-Day-themed soft serve sundaes (free, one per guest). • Mazinaw Lakeside Resort is having a movie night on July 1! Bring along your friends to watch Dirty Dancing. • Early ON Child and Family Centre is hosting “Playground in the Park” for parents, grandparents, caregivers, and their children. Come join in the fun at Barrie Township Hall in Cloyne (the green space & park behind the hall) on July 5, 12, 19, and 26 from 10am to 12pm, weather permitting. Children and adults may explore, hunt for bugs, walk in the forest, play in the mud kitchen and water table, and more! For more information, call 613-336-8934 ext. 257. • Free Friday Flix is coming on July 6 at 7pm to the Land O' Lakes Emmanuel United Church, with the movie “Paddington 2”, a live-action animated comedy with Hugh Bonneville and Julie Walters, based on the character Paddington Bear (movie is rated PG). • Pine Meadow is having a yard sale on Sat, July 7 with all proceeds going to Resident Programs. They are looking for items for the sale. Please contact Sarah at snthompson910@gmail.com or 613-336-9120 ex. 7. prior to dropping off the items. • On July 7, get ready to be graced with a truly magnificent sight on the Mazinaw with the many sails of boats and boards coming together for the 4th annual Sail Mazinaw. The flotilla is to “show off” Mazinaw Lake as a sailing venue. All cottagers and campers are invited to rig their boats and boards and join this flotilla. More details to follow! • The Garden Club is inviting you to their next meeting on Thurs, July 12 for a tantalising presentation by Ken Brown, renowned garden speaker & author, who will talk about "Garden Seduction with some of the Three Tenors thrown in." You'll have to come to the meeting to find out who or what they are!
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• Come and celebrate Canada's 151st birthday! Denbigh Recreation will have a Canada Day firework display at Heritage Park at dusk. Two great vantage points for watching the show are the lots of the Addington Highlands Community Centre and the Denbigh Hall. Invite your family & friends! Donations gratefully accepted. • The children's Summer Reading Club will begin next week on Tues, July 3 at the Denbigh library from 6–7pm. This year’s theme is “Feed your Passion.” A free healthy snack will be served at the end of each night. The program runs through to August 21st. Contact 613-333-1426. Visit addingtonhighlandspubliclibrary.ca for library news, updates and more. • The Wellness Group meets every Tuesday in the Denbigh Hall basement; weigh in at 8:30am. and the meeting starts at 9am. Please join us as we try to help each other lose weight. For information, call Betty at 613-333-2366. Following the Wellness Group is Land O’ Lakes Community Services sponsored exercise at 9:30am. Join in the fun every Tuesday! Everyone is welcome! Offered by Land O’ Lakes Community Services; contact Lori at 613-336-8934 ext. 221, l.cuddy@lolcs.com. • Denbigh Recreation hosts Coffee Time every Friday morning from 8am until 10am at the rink building. Coffee or tea is $1.50 unlimited. There is something different for breakfast each week. Breakfast costs $3 to $4, cinnamon raisin toast & jam $1. There is also a treat of the day – muffin, home-
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• All roads lead to Henderson; the Henderson United Church mammoth yard sale happens tomorrow, June 29–30 from 8am until noon at our hall on Henderson Road, north of Arden. Then, on Thurs, July 5, the church is hosting a ham and scalloped potato supper from 4-6:30pm • Our own Doreen Black will soon be inducted into The Land O’ Lakes Traditional Music Hall of Fame along with many others on Sat, Aug. 4 at 1pm as part of the Flinton Jamboree. We are so excited as Doreen and Ken live right in our area and are always so helpful on the musical and community fronts. Our area is blessed with many musicians who grew up on family entertainment over the years prior to television and social media. Doreen, who played in the band “Country Four” in the late 1960s, and who also sang on the radio in Oshawa at one time, is always asked to help out our local groups and bands. We are so proud of her. Watch for more details of other candidates in this paper and set the date of Aug. 4 aside. • Henderson United, along with sister United Churches in Arden and Mountain Grove, welcome student minister Cheryl McMurray to the ministry of word, sacrament and pastoral care. Welcome, Cheryl. • Mitchell Gurnsey celebrated his 84th birthday in Henderson with Jessie Detlor-Sajevec and Nadine Robertson. Congratulations Mitchell and all who are celebrating.
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• Congratulations to all the graduates at Perth Road Public School and Storrington Public School. To all the students in both schools: Have a safe and happy summer! I understand that Blake Aylesworth, Valedictorian at Perth Road School, will be arriving to his graduation in style in a 1925 Model T Ford, thanks to his grandpa. • There will be an Open House in Battersea on June 30 sponsored by the Frontenac Society of Model Engineers. Volunteers will run the trains from 10am to 2pm between Doris Smith Lane and the baseball field. Visitors can enjoy a train ride and get a firsthand look at live steam locomotives. Activities are free, but certainly the club appreciates donations. For more information, contact Club President Doug Angle at angle@personainternet.com • Fireworks – July 1 at 9:45pm in Gerald Ball Memorial Park, 3364 Moreland Dixon Road, Sunbury. • Outdoor Yard Sale on July 7 from 8am to 1pm in Battersea. Something for everyone! If you’d like to help organize or learn more, please contact Jenn Furtado at jenn.furtado@ gmail.com • Storrington Pastoral Charge will have one combined service on Sun, July 1 at 1pm in Gerald Ball Memorial Park, Sunbury. • Fruition Berry Farm on Highway 15 is now open. Pickyour-own strawberries. Arrive early to avoid the crowds.
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• Volunteers are needed for the Maberly Fair on August 25. Some help is required in advance of the Fair Day, and during
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• All are welcome to celebrate "Canada Day in the Park" on July 1 at Centennial Park. The parade begins at 10am from Harrowsmith Public School and ends at the park. Opening ceremonies at 11am followed by a full day of free family fun. Northern Giants Strong Man Competition, games, inflatables, water fun with the Portland Fire Dept. (bring your swimsuits!), nail driving, log sawing, children's scavenger hunt, live music, canteen, horseshoe tournament and so much more. The day ends with a spectacular firework display at dusk. • The Annual Wilmer Cemetery Memorial Service will be held in the old Wilmer Church on July 8, beginning at 2pm. Rev. Dawn Clarke officiating. For information, call Vera Shepherd: 613-353-2470. • Words to live by: We say “Please”, “Thank You” and “Excuse me.” We apologise if we are wrong, and likely even if we aren’t wrong. We are proud, strong and kind. We are Canadian.
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• A great double birthday at the Maples on June 21. Olive Allan turned 89 and Donna Virgin turned 67. A wonderful turnout of family and friends. Thank you all for coming out to help Olive and Donna celebrate their birthdays. A special thank you to Elaine Delisle, who makes the best carrot cake in the world, for making the birthday cake, and to Phil Gray, who made us the most wonderful salad plates. Wishing Olive and Donna many, many happy years on this side of the ground. • Sue & Jeff were host and hostess of Coffee Break. Lots of goodies. Fruit, cheese and strong coffee. Nice to see Darla & Rick Cuomo, Sigrid, Gordon and Erin McCarthy out for a coffee. • Don’t forget the social supper on July 11, 6pm. All welcome. • Fred Fowler is running for counselor in Ward 3. • Don’t forget Music Night Thurs, June 28 at Snow Road Community Centre. Shawn McCullough and Wade Foster. 7–9pm. All welcome. Light lunch. • Don’t forget about the breakfast, yard sale and bake sale at the Snow Road Snowmobile Club, starting at 8am for breakfast on June 30. • Also Saturday evening from 6- 8pm at Snow Road Community Centre, is the strawberry social. Cake, ice cream, strawberries and a drink. All welcome. • Back Forty Artisan Cheese will be opening up for the season on Sat, June 30 from 10am until 4pm every Saturday until the end of September. Opening celebrations: They will have local beer and wine, and Mike McKenzie from Seed to Sausage will be cooking sausages on the grill. They will also have deep fried curd.
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2pm at the intersection of Hwy 38 and #7 in Sharbot Lake. • The United Church in Parham was packed on Sunday for the anniversary service with guest speaker retired minister Wib Dawson. Rev. Dawson. Other visitors included Ruth (Brown) Pettis, who played the piano; Olivia Hudel, who sang "Teach me God to Wonder"; and Evelyn Hudel, who spoke about the Christ Candle. We wish to thank all who helped in any way. A very enjoyable lunch was served after the service. • Next Sun, July 1, a large ecumenical church service will be held in Sharbot Lake at the beach at 10am (rain location at OSO Hall). All faiths welcome. In Parham at 11:30am, Bill & Jeannette Avery will bring their El Salvador trip insights, and Sharon MacDonald (licensed lay worship leader) will lead the service. • On Friday night I had the pleasure of walking in the Kingston Relay for Life. Over $108,000 was raised and they are still collecting. What a great evening it was to help fight against such a horrible disease that has affected so many of us. Hats off to the organizers, participants, survivors, and volunteers who made this event happen. Thank you to everyone that was able to sponsor me. • This week at the Parham Ball Field: Thursday night is the only game with the Peewees at 6:30pm and the Junior Men at 8:30pm. Come on out and cheer them on! • The school year is winding down and students are finishing their finals. Commencement ceremonies are held tonight at Granite Ridge Education Centre. Enjoy the summer, students and teachers. • Grass is being cut along the highways, sprucing up our roads (except for all the litter...again!) • Thinking of you to Elizabeth Steele-Drew, Vi Hole and Candy Thompson. Deepest sympathies extended to the family of Garnet England. • Congratulations to Pat Quinn on finishing up the last of her treatment last Friday! You got this, girl! • Happy Birthday to Darryl Barker, Christie Jones, Gary Thompson, Kim Teal, Brent Kehoe, Vicky Pollok, Gil Putnam, Susan Peters, Zac Robinson, and Joe Rothwell.
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• Some July birthdays are Lacey Latimer, Terry Fox, Sarah Generoux-Hawley, George White, Norman MacIntosh, Christine Teal, Kevin Teat, Tucker Teat, Jean Smith. • Anniversaries are Allan & Louise Taylor, Fred & Dianna Kirkpatrick, Jim & Sheila Duthie. • On June 20, Parham Seniors invited Mountain Grove’s 50+ club to their June meeting. There were many seniors invited. Vernon Scott provided the entertainment. The vice president of the USCO, Muriel Milne, welcomed everyone. Thank you to everyone for helping and being in the kitchen. • Get well to those who are not well. Get well to Garnet Brown, Nancy Fobert, Mary Howes. Visitors to Garnet are his daughter from Newfoundland, and my daughter from Georgia. • Thanks to Sharbot Lake Retirement Home for the lovely flowers for our 58th anniversary, and thanks to our family.
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• Doreen England proudly attended the graduation of her grandson, Ian Fanning, from Queen’s University, where he received his PHD in Cultural Studies. Ian is the son of John and Christine (England) Fanning, and he is a professor at Queen’s University. Doreen and family attended and are so pleased and proud of Ian’s achievements. Grandpa Bob is proudly watching from heaven. • Canada Day weekend will be a community wingding with Caboose Fest on the Saturday, the market, a yard sale hosted by the Anglican Church onsite, and many opportunities to visit while walking about the town. Sunday at the OSO Beach will feature a mammoth ecumenical worship service hosted by the area churches: United, Anglican, Roman Catholic, Pentecostal, Free Methodist and Independent, at 10am. • Sharon MacDonald recently led a worship service at the Sharbot Lake Retirement Residence on behalf of the area ministerial.
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oga teaches you how to listen to your body. That was the message at a yoga retreat in Sydenham last weekend hosted by Liz Huntly and her husband Roland Jensch, owners of yoga studio 330 in Kingston. Speaking from her family’s historic 13-acre farmhouse on Stage Coach Road as dozens of guests enjoyed yoga in the barn and yard, Liz says, “It’s a good way to stay fit.” Named the Groove Yoga Gathering, the retreat has attracted 100-200 people annually since its inception in 2015. It is described as a small, intimate festival with a range of classes from beginner to advanced. Visitors travel from as far as Toronto and Ottawa for the classes, many of which offer live music and locally & internationally recognized teachers. “It’s a great way to get people from outside this region here,” says Liz who believes yoga is growing in popularity. “Because it is our home, it has a friends and family feel,” she says kindly. “We feel this is a special property. It’s a beautiful place to be for the weekend.” Located a few minutes from downtown, the farm has a tranquility about it, even with guests camping in the apple orchard. Goats can be heard in the background and vendors sit patiently outside the barn, offering fresh food and handmade products. “While the Groove Yoga Gathering has its roots in this Ontario festival, it has since created gatherings worldwide with events in Germany, Croatia, India and Nepal,” explains the 33-year-old who travels the world to host similar retreats.
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“What sets Groove events apart is their smallness. Participation is generally capped at 100-200 participants. This means the Groove experience is intimate, authentic and personal. Each location is carefully selected and programming is designed to reflect local culture and traditions. Our original version flavour is good clean fun, country-style.” Liz started practising yoga 15 years ago for improved physical health, but was soon appreciating the mental health benefits. “There isn’t a part of my life that it doesn’t effect,” she says with a smile. Gently rocking Liz and Roland’s three-month-old son while standing in the farmhouse kitchen, Tess Huntly talks about the festival with enthusiasm. “The gentle and inclusive style embraces people wherever they’re at,” she says,. “You feel you can do it at your own pace.” Sitting in a tent attached to their 1974 Volkswagen Bus with two Dalmatians at their feet, festival participants Marta Lambert and Alex Mitchell have been attending the retreat for years. “It’s great,” says Alex who was raised in Battersea, “I love it,” adds Marta. “It’s such a neat space.” To learn more about this festival or yoga, please contact Liz Huntly at info@thegroovefestival.com or call 343-
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Free milk, courtesy of FC Dairy Farmers Association. Canteen operated by Battersea United Church – hot dogs, hamburgers, coffee and cold drinks. Birthday cake – courtesy of Monday Night Euchre club. The Turkey Friar – Deep fried turkey sandwich ($7) fries ($5) combo plate ($10) presented by Storrington Pastoral Charge 5) Which monarch proclaimed the National flag in 1965? a. b. c. d.
King George IV King Edward VII Queen Elizabeth II Queen Elizabeth I
6) What leaf is on the Canadian flag? a. b. c. d.
mint leaf maple leaf bay leaf grape leaf
7) The Liberation of Western Europe from Nazi rule began in 1944 on: a. b c. d.
D-Day VE-Day VJ-Day May Day
8) When was the most recent territory in Canada formed? a. April 1, 1999 b. April 1, 2000 July 1, 1999 July 1, 2000
10)What is the only officially bilingual province in Canada? a. Alberta b. Ontario c. Quebec d. New Brunswick
9) Paul Henderson scored the winning goal for Canada in the CanadaSoviet Summit Series in hockey. In what year was this goal, often referred to as “the goal heard around the world,” scored? a. 1972 b. 1967 c. 1983 d. 1980
11) When did most women in Canada over 21 years old receive the right to vote? a. 1969 b. 1982 c. 1902 d. 1918 12)Famous Canadian Roberta Bondar is known for achieving which of the following goals in 1992? a. She was the first female prime minister b. She was the first Canadian woman to play
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14) What three oceans border Canada? a. Atlantic, Arctic and Bering b. Atlantic, Arctic and Pacific c. Pacific, Indian and Atlantic d. Hudson, Pacific and Atlantic
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15)Which region covers more than one-third of Canada? a. Central Canada b. Prairies c. Atlantic Canada d. Northern Territories 16)Which province in Canada is the smallest in land size? a. Nova Scotia b. Prince Edward Island
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Smart’s Mercantile grand opening set for Canada Day L
ocated on highway 41 near the southern end of Mazinaw Lake, not far from Bon Echo Park, Smart’s Marina has been serving the boating needs of Mazinaw Lake residents and Bon Echo Park visitors for many years. Now, thanks to the ambitions of Ange Defosse, office manager at the marina, a new business is taking hold in the marina store, Smart’s Mercantile. The idea for the store came from a visit Ange took to some other cottage areas, including Prince Edward County. “When I saw that they were offering to visitors, I thought we could start to bring in local food and arts to make our region a better tourist destination,” Ange said. “Ange had the idea for this. She came to me with it and I said she could go for it. She made it happen. She got in touch with local producers to see if they wanted to sell their products here, and she approached
Frontenac County for some leads and followed them up. It’s amazing what she has found and how many people are excited about it,” said Pauline Smart, who owns the marina with her husband Steve. “Over the winter, we began working, we worked on redoing our convenience store and are very excited about the outcome. We have changed the interior and brought in some new products to focus on local products and small businesses in our area, while still keeping our ice cream bar, convenience grocery items, and camping goods,” Ange added. Smart’s Mercantile is featuring a wide range of local and regional products including: Arden Pottery, Blue Tick Blacksmithing, Backwoods Honey, T&D Sauces, DFC BBQ Sauce, J.R. Watkins products, County Coffee, Abby’s Gardens Preserves, Hart ‘N Hart Mazinaw themed apparel, Farmacy Bath and Beauty, Ree’s Family maple products, Backwood Country Creations, and the list
Ange Defosse with Pauline and Roland Smart. at 'the Mercantile'
goes on. The store started with a soft opening in early June and has already created a buzz in the local community in advance of Sunday’s grand opening/summer kickoff event. The celebration runs from 11am-4pm on Sunday. The meat for the rib and sausage BBQ is being provided by another new local business, Milligans Meats, which is located in the former Cloyne Home Hardware Store. DFC BBQ sauces will be on hand for taste
testing their sauces with the BBQ. Other vendors, including J.R. Watkins, Backwoods Country Creations and T&D Sauces, and others, will also be there. To celebrate Canada Day, free Sundaes (one per person) will be served, and there is a 10% discount on all local items in the store. Smart’s Mercantile will be open 8am-7pm Monday to Saturday all summer, 9am-7pm on Sundays.
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oin in celebration at the picturesque Back Forty Artisan Cheese dairy and tasting room as they open their shop doors to the public for the 2018 season. Relax along the Mississippi River while enjoying great music, food, drinks and artisan cheese. New for 2018 – Frontenac Outfitters will be offering kayak and paddleboard demos on the river. Local chocolatier, Ludwig Ratzinger, will be sampling and selling his delicious chocolate. Carleton Place’s Stalwart Brewing Co. will be returning to serve up some of their delicious craft brews. Discover local wines and cider from Eastern Ontario, featuring Westportbased Scheuermann Vineyard and Winery. Tour the artisan cheese factory and sample a variety of Back Forty’s award-winning and unique raw sheep-milk cheeses. Be among the first to sample and purchase their new raw waterbuffalo milk varieties. Enjoy your curd fresh out of the vat or deep-fried in Stalwart’s Beer batter. Seed to Sausage owner and chef, Mike McKenzie, will be on the giant grill cooking up some of his delicious pork products and Back Forty grilled cheeses.
Free admission to all. Parking onsite and on the road. “The event has really started to grow. I was surprised last year how many people were making a destination out of it. We had many folks arriving from larger city centers such as Ottawa, Toronto, and even some from as far as Montreal,” said Jeff Fenwick, owner/cheese-maker. About Back Forty Artisan Cheese Founded in 2000, Back Forty Artisan Cheese is now the only cheese factory located in Frontenac County. They specialize in traditional and unique high-quality raw sheep and water buffalo milk cheeses. To learn more about our cheese factory and shop, visit www.artisancheese.
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Celebration of Life
Anniversary
Barr, Joseph Russell at Kingston, June 6, 2018. Son of the late Janet and Carl. Brother of Pat (Lee). Celebration of life, June 29, 2018 at branch 560 Legion, Montreal street, Kingston from 2 to 4p.m.
OBITUARY BAIN, Keneth Charles
Happy 32nd Anniversary June 28, 2018 Glenn. Love Carol
Happy 50th Anniversary Paul & Janna Young
Suddenly at the Kingston Health Services, on Sunday June 24, 2018 in his 79th year. Beloved husband of Leta Bain. Dear father of Juanita Crate, Jeffrey Bain, Kathy Hill (Rick), Jason Bain. Sadly missed by 8 grandchildren and 8 Great grandchildren. Resting at Goodfellow’s Funeral Home, Parham. Friends will be received on Thursday June 28, from 12 noon until 2 pm. Funeral Service will be held in the Funeral Home at 2 pm. Cremation to follow. Online condolences at goodfellowsfuneralhome.com.
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Turtles - continued from page 3 utterly defenseless against motor vehicles, safe habitat. While in surgery, her eggs were harvested and are being incubated at the OTTC. Lessons learned: Please slow down and, if safe to do so, swerve to avoid hitting these amazing creatures as they respond to their powerful compulsion to reproduce. If you can do so safely, please help a turtle cross the road, always in the same direction to which they were headed. Snapping turtles cannot reproduce until they are about 20 years old; the odds of a hatchling’s survival to age 20 are 1 in 100 or less. Carry clean, old work gloves and have a clean plastic bin available to safely transport a turtle (a shovel or board held very low to the ground may provide confidence in handling). All turtles are
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OBITUARY ENGLAND, William Garnet Peacefully at home with his family by his side on Tuesday June 26, 2018 in his 76th year. Loving partner of Connie Coyle. Predeceased by wife Claire. Loving father of Glenn (Kathy) Tracy Granlund (Randy). Poppy to Kandice Potts (Adam), Jessica Granlund, Jake England and Dusty Granlund. Brother of Merv (late Jose), late Robert (Doreen), Victor (late Shirley, Late Gwen and Harry Sinclair, Dorothy Burke (Gerald), Janice Peters (Don), Jim (Barb). Fondly missed by many nieces and nephews. As a knowledgeable asset he will be missed by his many friends and neighbors for his help and his superb maple syrup. Following cremation Friends will be received at Goodfellow’s Funeral Home on Friday June 29 from 2-4 and 6-8. Funeral service will be held in the Funeral Home on Saturday June 30, 2018 at 11 am. Interment of ashes in St James Major Catholic Cemetery. Donations to University Hospital Kingston Foundation. Online condolences at goodfellowsfuneralhome.com
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HALL RENTAL
SOCIAL & ATHLETIC CLUB HALL, Harrowsmith, A/C, kitchen, capacity 90, Reasonable rates. Info.: 613-372-0917. VERONA LIONS BANQUET HALL AND BOARD MEETING ROOM (Lions’ Den). Reasonable rates in a convenient location. Air conditioned. Full kitchen and bar facility. Weddings, anniversaries, parties, conferences. 613-374-2821
HELP WANTED
AN ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT for 8 hours a week, needed immediately for Trinity United Church, Verona, to prepare weekly bulletins, check voice mail and manage the rental calendar. Please respond with your resume by June 29 to john.mcdougall@xplornet.ca 613.374.2517 FULL TIME SATELLITE TV INSTALLERS required for fast growing company. Installer must supply own vehicle, valid driver's license, tools, ladders, consumables, vehicle insurance, etc. Potential for income between $50,000 to $80,000 yearly + Bonuses. Evening and weekend shifts required. For more information please send a resume to: Admin@scheelcommunications. com or fax to 613-623-9992. No experience necessary; all training will be supplied.
HUNTING
FIREARMS COURSE – July 13-14, and Hunter Education Course, July 20-21, Harrowsmith. Call Bill, 613-335-2786
MUSIC LESSONS
GARAGE SALE
BIG INDOOR/OUTDOOR SALE Jun 30-Jul 2, 10699 Hwy 41, Kaladar. Antiques, hand & garden tools, wicker, loaded fishing tackle boxes, old children’s rocking chairs, etc; 07’ Honda VTX 1300 cc; 13’ Honda ATV 420cc w/ trailer & plow. Everything must go. BIG YARD SALE, June 30, 3849 Buckshot Lake Rd., Plevna: Furniture, Antiques, Kayak, Jotul wood stove, Large appliances, Life jackets, Honda push mower and more! MULTI-FAMILY SALE, Fri-Sat Jun 29-30 & Sun Jul 1, 8am-8pm. Antiques; Collectibles; 14” alum boat w/8HP Merc & Trailer. Something for everyone. RD 38 to Crow Lake Rd to Badour RD, Follow signs. SPYGLASS COVE, 1016 Schoolhouse Road, Clarendon, Hwy. 509. Open Canada Day. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 8am - 7pm, open Sunday 2pm - 6pm. Swan and Bell collection $1 to $2 each, gift items $1 to $10 each, end tables $2 to $15 each, folding picnic table $15, wooden toys $10 to $20 each, etc. THE TWO LINDAS are back with another INDOOR yard sale at 1060 Village Woods Drive, Sharbot Lake, on Saturday, June 30th and Sunday July 1st, both days from 9am until 3pm, featuring furniture, tools, sporting goods, lots of furniture, clothing, and mucho more.
ANYTHING METAL FREE PICKUP: fridges, stoves, washers, dryers, ‘anything metal’ & electronics. Call 613-375-6377, leave message. CLEANING SERVICE Affordable and reliable with 15 years experience. Available for residential and cottage cleaning, Full or half days. Call Barb, 613-893-1317
Drywall Service Boarding, Taping, Painting & Texture Spray (Free Estimates)
Ardoch Ontario 613-479-8005
Renovations, Carpentry, Repairs, Painting & Roofing Paul Gosse 613-335-4822 frontenachomeservices@gmail.com HANDYMAN, WILL REPLACE SINKS, taps, toilets, drywalling, any other jobs, cottage closures and carpentry. Please call Albert 613374-2079 PET SITTING SERVICES AVAILABLE. All you need to know at www.petsittinginmountaingrove. com Phone Laura Mills at 613-335-3658 or Text 613-583-3658
MUSIC LESSONS Piano, Flute, Theory. Seniors, adults, teens and children. Many social and/or performance opportunities. Inverary. 613-6533815 facebook.com/crystalizemusicstudio
RAFFLE WINNERS
THE WINNER of the 50/50 draw at the Lions’ Community Breakfast on June 23, 2018 was Shelly Purdy.
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL, healthy, American Paint gelding is looking for a good home, preferably with a woman or girl. Please call 613-353-2470 CENTRAL BOILER Classic OUTDOOR FURNACES can eliminate your high heating bill. Buy NOW and save up to $550! Call today 613-539-9073. www.thefurnacebroker.com CENTRAL BOILER OUTDOOR FURNACES offer the Classic, the Maxim and the New Edge. Your local Dealer, Wood Heat Solutions, Frankford, ON, 613-398-1611; Bancroft, ON 613-332-1613. www.chesher.ca GUINEA HENS, solve your deer tick problems 613-353-2460 SHIPPING CONTAINERS: Seacans Storage Containers, 7ft 10ft 20ft 40ft 45ft Steel garden sheds call 613-354-8744 or online http:// IngeniousStorage.com SUGAR SNAP PEAS (edible pod), garlic scapes, lettuce. Honour stand at Sloat’s Lake Farm, 2728 Alton RD E., Sydenham 613-3766441
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We are seeking EarlyON Registered Early Childhood Educators (RECE) Position: Two full time permanent Hours of work: 35 hours a week, with weekends and evenings Location: Central, South and North Frontenac Townships
PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of North Frontenac proposes to enact a By-law to stop up, close and sell parts of the 66’ shore road allowances as set out and described as follows:ALL THAT PART of the Shoreline Road Allowance abutting Mississagagon Lake Adjacent to Part of Lot 17, Concession 7, geographic Township of Barrie, Township of North Frontenac, County of Frontenac being Part 5 on Registered Plan 13R-8951; ALL THAT PART of the Shoreline Road Allowance around Kashwakamak Lake, lying in front of Lots 17 and 18, Concession 6, geographic Township of Barrie, Township of North Frontenac, County of Frontenac being Part 2 on Registered Plan 13R-13521; ALL THAT PART of the Shoreline Road Allowance around Marble Lake lying adjacent to Part of Lot 27, Concession 8, geographic Township of Barrie, Township of North Frontenac, County of Frontenac being Part 5 on Registered Plan 13R-16083. The proposed By-law will come before the said Council for consideration at its regular meeting on July 13, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. at the Municipal Council Chambers located at 6648 Road 506, Plevna. At that time, the Council will hear in person, any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected and who applies to be heard. Dated this 26th day of June, 2018 Tara Mieske Clerk/Planning Manager Township of North Frontenac 6648 Road 506 Plevna, ON K0H 2M0 Tel: (613) 479-2231 or 1-800-234-3953 Fax: (613) 479-2352 Email: clerkplanning@northfrontenac.ca
Wage: $20.00 The EarlyOn RECE is responsible for the delivery of high quality EarlyON programming. Job Responsibilities 1. Support early learning and development by building strong and responsive relationships • Engage parents and caregivers through discussions and information sharing • Link parents to community resources and regulated health professionals 2. Create a welcoming, inclusive and integrated environment in accordance with How Does Learning Happen • Maintain high quality learning environment in accordance with the pedagogy for the Early Years • Maintain safe, clean and well organized learning environments 3. Implement emergent programming • Encourage exploration, play and inquiry through both planned and spontaneous emergent curriculum experiences Qualifications and Experience • Registered Early Childhood Educator, First Aid and CPR, CPIC Knowledge and Skills • Understanding of play and inquiry based learning and child development • Competency in forming strong, positive, responsive and professional relationships • Competency in pedagogical documentation • Knowledge of community resources and working with families in rural communities • Excellent communication skills
SERVICES Call 613-264-8865
Reasonable Rates
Jim’s Painting Interior Exterior Free Estimates WEDDINGS, etc. Ceremonies by Judie Diamond, licenced officiant. judiediamond@ gmail.com, www.judiediamond.ca, 613-3756772.
TOWING
B’S RADICAL RIDES Towing & Recovery. James Mills owner/operator. 613-335-5050; website: bsradicalrides.ca
WANTED TO BUY LOOKING FOR affordable, twin bed in good shape. Laura 613-335-3658 STANDING TIMBER, firewood, pine, cedar, bush lots. Free quotes, cash paid. Call 613279-2154. WANTED COMIC BOOKS: Comic books in the house? Turn them into cash today. My hobby, your gain. 613-539-9617 kentscomics@yahoo.ca
WANTED TO RENT
RETIRED, Responsible, woman seeks longterm, affordable smallish home/winterized cottage to rent in Central Frontenac. Waterfront and woodstove/fireplace preferred, but not necessary. 613-876-8340, chookburke@ hotmail.com
We are seeking Registered Early Childhood Educators for our licensed childcare in Sharbot Lake Positions • RECE Full Time permanent position • RECE contract for remainder of a maternity leave • Supply staff Hours: 40 hours with an unpaid ½ hour lunch Wage: $17.00 with WEG
Job Responsibilities 1. To plan and implement programs in the daycare • Create a quality day care program, implementing How Does Learning Happen. • To operate according to the CCYEA legislative requirements. 2. To establish and create a stimulating environment for the children • To develop and evaluate programs that are consistent with the needs of the individual child. • To maintain a clean, safe and age appropriate environment. • To ensure the environment responds to the children’s interest & reflects their learning. 3. To establish positive and cooperative working relationships with parents and their children • To communicate with the parents /guardians at the beginning and end of day regarding their child. • To share children’s portfolio and learning stories with the parents so they are aware of their child’s development and milestones. Qualifications and Experience • Diploma in Early Childhood Education • Registered and in good standing with the College of ECE • 2 years’ experience Knowledge and Skills / Core Competencies • Sensitivity and responsiveness to the needs of children, parents and their families • Enthusiasm and interest in working with young children
* A full job description with further details is available upon request, please call 613-2793151, ext. 103.
Requirements • Current CPR & Basic First Aid qualifications • Criminal Reference Check
Please submit a cover letter, expressing interest in the position and referencing your experience / education related to the responsibilities and requirements in the posting to louisem@ rfcs.ca or drop off to 1020 Elizabeth St. Sharbot Lake.
* A full job description is available upon request, please call 613-279-3151 ext. 308
By: July 9, 2018 by noon
Deadline: July 9, 2018 by noon
Please submit a cover letter and resume to: susanw@rfcs.ca or drop off at 1004 Art Duffy Road, Sharbot Lake.
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Thursday June 28
HARROWSMITH - DINERS CLUB 12pm-2pm. Harrowsmith Golden Links Hall. Grace Hall. Wonderful meal followed by entertainment. A chance to meet new friends $11. Contact, Joanne - 613-3766647 - Transportation may be arranged for those who need it. PLEVNA - BREAKFAST BUFFET 7am-10am. ClarMill Hall. This event is sponsored by the Clar-Mill Volunteers. SNOW ROAD STATION - MUSIC NIGHT 7pm-2pm. Snow Road Community Centre. Shawn McCullough and Wade Foster. Light lunch. All welcome. $12 at the door, $10 in advance, children aged 6-12 are free.
Friday June 29
SHARBOT LAKE - CRIBBAGE, POOL, AND EUCHRE 3pm. Sharbot Lake Legion. Come out for an afternoon of fun. YARD SALE 8am-12pm. Henderson United Church. June 29-30. All in aid of our little white church on the corner. Big sale, many bargains.
Saturday June 30
ARDEN - STRAWBERRY SOCIAL 1pm-3pm. Kennebec Hall. The shortcake & berry combo will cost $7 per serving. BATTERSEA - OPEN HOUSE 10am-2pm. Between Doris Smith Lane and the ball diamond. Visitors can enjoy a train ride and a firsthand look at live steam locomotives. Activities free, donations appreciated.
Info: Doug Angle at angle@personainternet.com MABERLY - PIE IN THE SKY 8am-1pm. Maberly Fairgrounds. Sale of fresh, homemade pies. Solar telescope. rummage and plant sale. Snack Bar. Fundraising event of the Maberly Agricultural Society. Proceeds to the Maberly Fair. MISSISSIPPI STATION - BACK 40 ARTISAN CHEESE OPENING CELEBRATION 10am-4pm. Featuring Local beer and wine. Sausages. Deep fried curd, etc. Live music. Free admission and parking onsite. Look for the signs in Mississippi Station. SHARBOT LAKE - CABOOSE FEST 11pm-2pm. Sharbot Lake - Railway Heritage Park. SHARBOT LAKE - RFCS YOUTH PROGRAM 9am1pm. Sharbot Lake Beach. Coming to the Sharbot Lake Farmers Market. Let’s get active; we will have soccer and lacrosse shoot outs, and more. SHARBOT LAKE - YARD SALE 8am. St. Andrew’s Anglican Church. SNOW ROAD STATION - BREAKFAST, BAKE SALE, YARD SALE 8am. Snow Road Snowmobile Clubhouse. Sat., June 30. Enjoy breakfast and go home with some wonderful baking and treasures. STRAWBERRY SOCIAL 6pm-8pm. Snow Road Community Centre. Come & enjoy fresh strawberries, cake, ice cream & beverage for $5. Everyone is welcome. SYDENHAM - KIDS FISHING TOURNAMENT 6:45am-10am. Sydenham Point. 2nd aNNUAL Ages 3-16 (parent must be present). All participants receive a prize. Please bring a fishing pole. Worms and bobbers provided. Contact m.blair@live.ca or 613-376-9848 to donate prizes.
Sunday July 1
(Canada Day weekend guide on pages 7-10) CLOYNE - MOVIE NIGHT Mazinaw Lakeside Resort.
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Join the parade with a decorated float, antique car or your bicycle (kids too!) Parade starts at the firehall in Sydenham at 1:00 pm
Bring along your friends to watch Dirty Dancing. SHARBOT LAKE - ECUMENICAL CHURCH SERVIC 10am. Sharbot Lake Beach. Rain date at OSO Hall. All faiths welcome. SHARBOT LAKE, ON - OPEN HOUSE 2pm-4pm. Sharbot Lake Retirement Residence. See the residences and take a tour
Monday July 2
PLEVNA - EUCHRE 7:30pm. Clar-Mill Hall. $4.00 admission. (Runs weekly until September)
Tuesday July 3
DENBIGH - CHILDREN’S READING CLUB 6pm7pm. Denbigh Library. 1st night of summer reading club, Call for info 613 333 1426
Thursday July 5
CLOYNE - PLAYGROUND IN THE PARK 10am12pm. Barrie Hall. July 5, 12, 19, and 26. Children and adults may explore, hunt for bugs, walk in the forest, play in the mud kitchen and water table, and more! Info: 613-336-8934 ext. 257. HARLOWE DINNER 4PM-6:30PM, Henderson Hall July 5 for the United Church. Scalloped potatoes & ham, turnips, carrots, corn, pie & various desserts, tea & coffee. $12 for adults.
Friday July 6
NORTHBROOK - FREE FRIDAY FLIX 7pm. Land O’ Lakes Emmanuel United Church. Come watch Paddington 2, a live-action animated comedy based on the character Paddington Bear. SYDENHAM - TEA DANCE 1pm-3pm. Grace Hall. Enjoy coffee/tea and a baked good alongside 1 hour of basic ballroom dancing instruction and 1 hour of dancing. Singles welcome - $5. Limited space due to popular demand. Call 613.376.6477 to book your spot. VILLAGE CLEANUP 9am-11:30am. Volunteers will meet at the Community Centre for assigned routes. Bring gloves, a hat and sunscreen.
Saturday July 7
CLOYNE - SAIL MAZINAW July 7. Mazinaw Lake.
Sail boats and boards coming together to “show off” Mazinaw Lake. All cottagers and campers are invited to join this flotilla. NORTHBROOK - YARD SALE Pine Meadow Nursing Home. July 7. All proceeds going to Resident Programs. Contact Sarah at snthompson910@ gmail.com or 613-336-9120 ex. 7. prior to dropping off items. VERONA - VERONA LIONS ATV POKER RUN 10:30am. Verona Lions Hall. $30 on the day, preregister for $25. Rie starts between 10:30am and 12:30pm. Canteen from 10:30am. Trail and back road ride, approx. 80km. Info: visit veronalions.ca or email veronalionsatv@gmail.com YARD SALE 8am-1pm. Something for everyone! If you’d like to help organize or learn more, please contact Jenn Furtado at jenn.furtado@gmail.com
Sunday July 8
GODFREY - BEDFORD JAM 1pm-5pm. Bedford Hall. Open mic, $2 admission, entertainers free. Info - Joanne 374-2242, Joan 374-5477 PERTH ROAD - FAMILY FISHING DAY 8am. Elbow Lake Environmental and Educational Centre. FREE, prizes, presentations from fish biologists, rods available to use, Info- elbowlakecentre.ca PERTH ROAD - WILMER CEMETARY MEMORIAL SERVICE 2pm. Wilmer Cemetery. Rev. Dawn Clarke officiating. Info: Vera Shepherd @ 613-353-2470. SHARBOT LAKE, ON - OPEN HOUSE 2pm-4pm. Sharbot Lake Retirement Residence. See the residences and take a tour SYDENHAM - SYDENHAM TRIATHLON/ DUATHLON AND RUNS 8am. Sydenham Point. 9th annual,in support of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 496. : 2K kids run, 5K & 10K, Try-a-Tri, Super Sprint, Sprint, Olympic Distances and Relays. Half Iron Swim/Run and a half marathon distance are new events. Information - somersault.ca or info@ somersault.ca
K & P Trail expansion in North Frontenac unlikely in near future E by Craig Bakay
xpansion of the K & P Trail into North Frontenac and beyond was on the minds of North Frontenac Council at its regular meeting last week in Plevna but there was little optimism that it would happen any time soon. “This will be something for the next Council,” said Mayor Ron Higgins. “The next five Councils,” corrected Dep. Mayor Fred Perry. CAO Cheryl Robson said the CAOs have been discussing it and should have a report coming to all the township councils in the near future. “Richard (Allen, Frontenac County’s manager of economic development) should be
meeting with interested groups and exploring partnerships like with Lanark and Renfrew Counties,” said Coun. Denis Bedard. “Richard’s in a difficult position,” said Coun. John Inglis, North Frontenac’s representative on County Council along the Mayor. “There remains a section between Parham and Sharbot Lake that may never be finished because it goes through swamp where there is no track bed. “It seems to me Richard inherited a big white elephant and he has no money to work with. “And it’s a political issue right now because it doesn’t help the townships on the two ends (North Frontenac and Frontenac Islands).”
Township flag idea flagging? Nobody was really saluting the issue of creating a Township flag but the idea is still up for debate. “It will be time consuming and cost us some money because it has to go through the Official Herald of Canada,” said CAO Cheryl Robson. “It will take a long time to get an agreement on a design,” said Coun. Denis Bedard. “You’ll get a thousand opinions.”
Main Street grant of $41,000 to go towards Oso Hall stairs by Craig Bakay s luck would have it, it looks like Central Frontenac will be able to fix up the stairs at Oso Hall and put insulation in the roof, Council learned at its regular meeting Tuesday in Sharbot Lake. Clerk-Administrator Cathy MacMunn told Council that the Township has been allocated $41,514.11 under the Main Street Revitalization Initiative. While it’s unlikely the stairs will require all of the funds, Council directed staff to examine additional lighting and accessibility at the facility. No Trillium application for Hinch School Co-chairs Sue Leslie and Bob Teal presented Council with the Community Hub business plan for the former Hinchinbrooke School in Parham. The 50-page plan is a necessity in this day and age to secure funding. Leslie had hoped the Township could
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North Frontenac’s Senior of the Year, Terry Good (third from left) was honoured at Council Friday morning. Good was cited for his work with Harlowe Hall since he was 10 years old. “It was a two-room schoolhouse when I started,” he said. (L to R) Dep. Mayor Fred Perry, Mayor Ron Higgins m Terry Good and Coun. Wayne Good.
“It seems to me we haven’t had discussion as to why we should do this,” said Coun. John Inglis. “It’s not an economic development thing,” said Mayor Ron Higgins. “Maybe it’s not as important as it is symbolic,” said Coun. Gerry Martin. “Why couldn’t we use the Township logo on it?” said Coun. Vernon Hermer. “Please don’t,” said Martin.
begin a Trillium Grant application but was told there wasn’t sufficient time nor staff resources for this year. “We haven’t had that much success with Trillium grants lately,” said Mayor Frances Smith. “So better to put in a better application next year than to rush through it this year and be rejected.” The Committee will continue to explore other sources of funding as well as search for a retail component to the proposal. $500 for trail day Council approved $500 for a new committee to look into holding an annual trail day in Central Frontenac following the success of last year’s first one. The day will probably be held in September. CBO Merriman moving on Council accepted the resignation of Chief Building Official Shawn Merriman, who has accepted the position of manager/building and bylaw with the Town of Prescott effective July 9.
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Shabot Obaadjiwan Aboriginal Day Celebration by Craig Bakay
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he Shabot Obaadjiwan Frist Nation welcomed the community to Oso Beach last week for Aboriginal Day Celebrations. The theme was The Eighth Fire, Truth and Reconciliation. “It’s a totally interactive afternoon,” said organizer Marcie Asselstine, who read interactive children’s stories where the kids acted out the parts with puppets and stuffed animals. The day also included interactive bucket drummers, interactive women’s drumming, crafting and beading and an Algonquin Strawberry Teaching Ceremony shared by Kokum Makwa (Danka Brewer). Shabot Obaadjiwan Chief Doreen Davis said Asselstine was instrumental in pulling the event together after “an original plan was somehow dropped. “Building bridges towards reconciliation is what we’re doing here.” “I’d like people to know about our culture and if there’s something they’d like to know, don’t be afraid
to ask,” said Asselstine. “This is for everyone and I’d like them to feel comfortable enough to ask. “If I don’t know the answer, I’ll find out.” The most important teaching of the day was the Strawberry Teaching Ceremony, where participants were arranged in circles (children in the inner circle, women next and men, the protectors, in the outer circle). Brewer told the story of how the strawberry is the the first berry of the summer and represents women. The berry carries her children (seeds) on the outside. “Each stage of the strawberry plant tells the story of womanhood,” she said. The teaching concludes with a huge bowl of strawberries being passed around, which must be emptied. The berries are eaten with the green leaves included. Marcie Asselstine read stories to an enthusiastic audience who participated in the story with puppets and stuffed animals
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CANADA DAY 2018 GARBAGE & RECYCLING Garbage - As the country celebrates Canada Day, July 2nd will be a statutory holiday for most of us. Only those residents with a regular Monday garbage collection will have their garbage picked up on Tuesday, July 3rd. Collection for the rest of the week remains normal. Recycling – There will be NO changes to the Recycle schedule. With the festivities, comes extra recycling, so please remember to crush your cans and bottles and don’t bag or overflow your recycle bins. Remember that South Frontenac residents can take excess recycling to the city of Kingston Recycling Centre for no charge. Loughborough Waste Disposal Sites will be CLOSED on Monday, July 1, 2018. Have a Wonderful Canada Day, Have Fun, Keep Safe and Remember to Recycle!
ATTENTION VENDORS – SIGN UP FOR NOTIFICATION OF TENDERS AND RFP’S Check out the new feature on our website – Town Hall/Tenders, sign up for email notifications when tenders and request for proposals are issued or amended.
VACATIONING IN SOUTH FRONTENAC? Nothing can compare to a week at the lake and in South Frontenac where we have an abundance of clear lakes, beautiful trails and great cycling. The one thing that can dampen your vacation is the unsightly mess of a can or a plastic bag floating by or the sounds of wildlife munching happily on garbage that was not properly disposed of. We hope you enjoy your stay but ask that you please have regard for our Garbage and Recycling policies. Dumping garbage at the side of the road or at the gates of a landfill on a Sunday night is not only unacceptable, it creates a huge problem for township staff when their time could be better spent elsewhere. Find out the proper collection day for your location and please do not put it out prior to that, the animals may thank you but what they don’t eat will be strewn around and someone must clean it up! Whether you are a cottage owner, a renter or day tripper, please become familiar with collection dates and locations, as well as our recycle streams. By all means, take your memories with you but please don’t leave your garbage behind! Any questions, contact Solid Waste Management at 613-376-3027 Ext 4330. YES, YOU CAN RECYCLE PLANT POTS! It’s a wonderful time of the year, with everyone playing in the dirt. A gentle reminder for this gardening season is that most of your plant cells and plastic pots up to 12“ in diameter or 1 gallon in size are recyclable in your plastics week. They must be clean though! Take a hose to them then place them to ensure they don’t fall out of your recycle box. Check with the retailer when you are purchasing your bedding plants as many of them will take back the plant cells, trays and pots. Please remember NOT to bag your recycling! Happy Gardening! 2018 FINAL TAX NOTICES Final Tax Notice for Residential, Managed Forest and Farmland tax bills were issued the week of June 4, 2018. If you have not received your Final Tax Notice you need to contact the tax department. It is important that you retain your tax bill until September in order to make the second instalment payment. No further bills/reminders will be issued. For those properties that have a Commercial, Industrial, Multi-Residential or a combination of Commercial/Industrial/Multi-Residential and Residential and/or Farmland, these will be billed in August 2018. For further information please email taxes@southfrontenac.net or contact us at 613-376-3027 Ext 2200 HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DEPOT – SUMMER HOURS The depot will be open EVERY Thursday from 3:00 pm – 8:00 pm until Thanksgiving. Please remember that accepted items are hazardous materials, small electronics and bale wrap only. A full listing of accepted materials may be found on our website under Living Here/Solid Waste/Recycling/Household Hazardous Waste.
TOwn HAll UPCOMING MEETINGS • Council – July 3, 2018 at 7:00 pm.
Septic System do’s & don’ts Do:
• Know where your septic tank and leaching bed are located on your property • Keep accurate records of septic system maintenance, pump outs & service calls • Test your well water at least three times per year for indicator bacteria (spring, summer and fall) • Have your system inspected/pumped out by a licensed installer or sewage hauler - every three years for a house & every five years for a cottage or 1/3 full whichever comes first - best time of year for pump out is summer or fall before the cold weather • Clean the effluent filter (located in the tank where it flows to the bed) at least once a year • Direct surface water/drainage away from leaching bed • Conserve water use to reduce amount of wastewater needed to be treated
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Septic Tank
Don’t: • Put fats, oils, paints, food waste, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, sanitary
products, condoms or anything plastic down the drain • Use special additives that are claimed to enhance your septic system • Use cleaning detergents that are high in phosphorus • Enter your septic tank • Dig on your property without knowing where your septic system is located • Drive or park over your septic system • Pave over your leaching bed • Build a deck or accessory structure over your septic system • Put an above ground pool, outdoor skating rink or garden over your leaching bed • Plant tree over your leaching bed • Allow livestock over your leaching bed • Connect rain gutters, sump pumps or storm drains into your septic system • Drain hot tubs or pools into your septic system
Septic systems recharge to groundwater and can impact the quality of your drinking water. A properly functioning septic system is part of a healthy water cycle.
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Groundwater Table
Percolation
Saturated Soil Bedrock - Deep Aquifer
Treatment Zone
THinGs TO DO SOUTH FRONTENAC MUSEUM – OPEN FOR THE SUMMER! The museum will be open on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday weekly from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm and by appointment. Call 613-376-3027 Ext 2600 or by email SouthFrontenacMuseum@gmail.com. SWIM & DAY CAMP REGISTRATION On-line registration now available. In person registration can also be done at that time at the NEW location for Recreation – 2490 Keeley Road. Keep an eye on our website for further information
news & puBlic nOTices CANADA DAY 2018 EVENTS Check out the celebrations organized throughout the Township on the website under Events Calendar. There’s something going on in every district. Events are partially funding by the Canadian Heritage Celebrate Funds. Happy Canada Day! OUR RECREATION DEPARTMENT HAS MOVED! The South Frontenac Recreation Department is now located at our 2490 Keeley Road site. Contact information and phone numbers remain the same. See “Things To Do” for more information about registration. 2018 MUNICIPAL ELECTION NEWS Nominations for the positions of Mayor, Councillor and School Board Trustee must be made on the prescribed form available at the Township Office or the Township website. Nomination forms must be filed, with the prescribed declaration by at least 25 persons either in person or by your agent with the Returning Officer between May 1, 2018 and July 26, 2018 during that office’s normal office hours; and on Friday, July 27, 2018 (Nomination Day) between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The required filing fee for the Head of Council is $200.00 and all other offices are $100.00 must accompany the signed form. Full details on the procedures to be followed may be obtained from the appropriate Township Clerk or website – Town Hall/2018 Municipal Election for more details.
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Check out the celebrations organized throughout the Township on the website under Events Calendar.
Events are partially funding by the Canadian Heritage Celebrate Funds.
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Clar-Mil Archives Wins Award O n Sat., June 23, CMCA Co-ordinator Brenda Martin, member Sheryl Weber and Mayor Ron Higgins travelled to the Japanese International Centre in Toronto to accept the Dorothy Duncan Ontario Historical Society award. This award recognizes a notfor-profit organization that has demonstrated an outstanding level of service to its region. The year 2017 was a very productive year for conserving local history for future generations, as the Clarendon & Miller Community Archives motto declares. The committee worked diligently to produce three books – Lodges: Past and Present in North Frontenac, Memories of General Stores in North Frontenac, and Historic Tours of North Frontenac. A Virtual Tour component was
later launched to complement the tour book. The CMCA also designed ten historic signs that were installed throughout the Township to mark historic sites. Visual exhibits were expanded with the Remembrance Day one being highly praised by the community. The Township of North Frontenac has provided ongoing support to CMCA; in 2017, they provided space to store CMCA display materials, and granted some funding toward both historic signs and a community event to celebrate Lodges and Housekeeping Cottages. The nomination by the Township was a great honour; to be recognized by the Ontario Historical Society with the Dorothy Duncan Award was far beyond CMCA expectations.
(L to R) Fire Chief Darcy Knott, Counicllors Revill, Scherning, McDougall, Barr, Mayor Vandewal, Councillors Barbeau, Sutherland, Sleeth and Roberts, former Fire Chief Rick Cheseborough
Perth Road Firehall celebration T
he rain held off long enough for Mayor Vandewal, Council members, staff, volunteer firefighters and the community to mark the grand opening of the Station 6 Perth Road Fire Hall with a ribbon cutting ceremony last Saturday morning (June 23) Fire Chief Darcy Knott, who has only been on the job since May 1st, said he was happy to be on hand to mark the opening of the new Station 6 building which he said will serve as a training centre for crews from Sydenham and Storrington as well, long into the future, but that "he had nothing to do with the building", which he credited to the efforts of former Fire Chief Cheseborough, Council, and the Public Works department, with a special mention for the efforts of Ja-
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DAY 2018
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mie Brash in Public Works. Mayor Vandewal said that this, the first new Fire hall built since South Frontenac was established in 1998, "will serve the community long into the future", and thanked the contractor, Anglin Consruction of Kingston, saying they were great to work with and we doing other work for the township at the Storrington Centre. The celebration was organized by volunteer firefighters from all four districts and included a showcase of firefighting equipment, vehicles and fire prevention education. A free barbecue was provided as part of the celebration and those in attendance were able to view the facility.
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Saturday July 14, 2018 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. INTERSECTION OF ROAD 38 AND HWY #7 SHARBOT LAKE RESIDENT DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED • Driver’s License • Central Frontenac • Tax Bill