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Volume 23, Issue 16
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City Hall
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Horoscope
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Trades & Services
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Health & Wellness
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Bobcaygeon Map
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Paper Cuts On Purpose
In 2006, the television program W5 featured a segment called, “The Pursuit of Happiness.” It was based on a North American study of self-described happy people. The goal was to discover what, if any, specific characteristics were common among these folks. The results were then added to those gathered by the U.S. based psychologist in her 10-year research project. The subjects were neither privileged nor problem-free; their net worth didn’t factor in at any point. They willingly shared their philosophies on life, living, personal challenges, losses, accomplishments, perspective, and attitude. Findings revealed that genuinely happy people shared numerous characteristics and values. Among them were optimism, spirituality, love of friends and family, goals, standards, helpfulness, generosity, gratitude, and forgiveness. It’s probably safe to say the conclusion remains much the same seven years after the study. The one ingredient I would add is purpose. Purpose is a big deal. Students of life, students of lifelong
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education, students about to begin or resume formal education, eventually – hopefully – learn it’s important to attach a purpose to every day we’re given. If that purpose involves helping someone else to learn how to be better at something, to overcome an obstacle, to go forward… move right to the head of the class. If you are in a leadership role – especially as a parent or mentor – it’s your opportunity and responsibility to help. One way is to help them learn how to think. (How – not what – to think.) Once a person learns how to think, it becomes possible to open the mind to all kinds of possibilities and purposes. One way or another, we are all teachers. We’re all students. I like Sydney J. Harris’ view: “The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows.” You can’t make somebody else happy but you can teach the lessons, instill the values, and support the endeavors. You can be the reflection of open-mindedness and wonder, be the example of one who lives a purposeful life. You can forgive yourself if you don’t always get it right. The wise person is the one who turns a mirror into a window. Never cease to seek wisdom. That, in itself, is purpose.
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City Hall
By Gord Killen
Dunsford Tower Site
At the August 13 Council meeting there were two deputations presented to Council regarding an application for approval of a 45-meter selfsupported internet telecommunications tower on property located at 2189 Thurstonia Road. As you can imagine there was one presentation for approval by Xplornet Communications, Inc. (Les Narday and Jim Pine) and one against the application (Ken Ryall and Byron Luther). The essence of both presentations was the disparity related to the level of radiation that would emanate from the tower. Xplornet believes that the
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TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Trent Lakes will hold a further Public Open House to present the draft updated Comprehensive Zoning By-law for the Municipality of Trent Lakes, under the provisions of Section 34(12) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990. The Public Open House will be held on Saturday, September 14th, 2013, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at the Cavendish Community Centre, 18 Community Complex Drive, Trent Lakes. The draft updated Comprehensive Zoning By-law will be available for review and members of the public will have an opportunity to ask questions and provide comments on the document. Attendees are also encouraged to review the mapping to ensure that their properties are correctly zoned. Any person may attend the Public Open House to review and ask questions about the proposed draft Comprehensive Zoning By-law for the Municipality of Trent Lakes. A statutory Public Meeting under Section 34(12) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, was held on August 13, 2013. Notice was given in accordance with Section 34(13) and (14) of the Planning Act. If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Municipality of Trent Lakes before the by-law is passed, the person or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Council of the Municipality of Trent Lakes to the Ontario Municipal Board. Additional information and a copy of the draft updated Comprehensive Zoning By-law are available for review at the Municipal Office at 701 County Road 36, Monday to Friday, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or at the Municipality of Trent Lakes website.
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level of radiation is no more than what would come from a personal cell phone. As well, they meet all Power Protocol requirements and those of Health Canada. The tower would be in a wooded area on the property and 110 meters from Thurstonia Road and 35/40 meters from the nearest residence. On the other side of the coin, Ryall suggested that Health Canada’s information related to radiation is out of date, the placement of the tower in a wooded area is irrelevant when the tower is 45 meters high as he has never seen a 150 foot tree and the owner of the property is rarely there while they are full time residents and the radiation exposure would be constant. According to the group opposed to the tower their numbers are increasing upwards of 300 to date. Councillor Pat Warren, Ward 13, asked Xplornet if they had considered upgrading the tower currently atop the Bobcaygeon water tower. Narday responded that even if there was the possibility of an upgrade it would still be insufficient to provide the coverage necessary. At the moment there are 1322 residences that have inadequate internet coverage and this tower would alleviate the problem. One disturbing element is that Ryall and Luther allege that Xplornet have already begun the initial work on the property and yet the project has not been approved. If true, this could be an issue. In the end, Council approved a motion to receive the application but decided to defer any decision until September 24th.
Snow Clearing on Arterial Roads
Since 2010, attempts to hire qualified, seasonal, equipment operators for winter control activities has had limited success and has resulted in the hiring of contractors in an emergency capacity (typically in late November after several recruiting attempts). In an effort to achieve the best possible value for the citizens of the City of Kawartha Lakes and to achieve and maintain the required winter maintenance levels of service, the Public Works department has opted to contract six (6) arterial plow routes over a five-year term. The arterial routes selected are long rural high traffic routes best suited to contracted services. One item in the Request for Tender was that trucks used to perform winter road maintenance operations were to be eight years old or newer, starting with the 2013 winter season. As an example, three of the six trucks supplied by Fairview Trucking,
met this criteria. While a couple of Councillors wondered why this clause was necessary, Director of Public Works, Michelle Hendry replied that the age of the vehicle was one way to ensure that work is not interrupted due to a vehicle breaking down. The goal of the exercise is to clear arterial roads as quickly as possible in a cost effective manner. Urban, rural residential, rural lower volume roads and the balance of the arterial routes will remain “in-house” serviced by the City’s trained and experienced equipment operators.
A Different Kind of Show
Submitted by Shana Kelly, PGA of Canada
If you’re looking for something interesting and unusual for a Saturday in September, plan to visit the 36th annual Kawartha Carving Competition on September 14. Located in the Bobcaygeon Curling Club on Mansfield Street, the Show is a joint effort between the carving clubs from Buckhorn, Bobcaygeon and Lindsay. This year, organizers are anticipating some 75 to 100 carvers from across Ontario with up to 200 carvings of all kinds expected. Classes range from beginner to expert and categories cover all sorts of entries from waterfowl, fish, relief carvings and caricatures to wood burning, chip carving and animals of all kinds. Entry fee is only $3 per person and children under 12 accompanied by an adult get in free. The doors open at 8 am and close at 4:30 pm. A great way to spend a day – something very different, interesting and educational. Check out the Competition’s web site at kawarthacarvingcompetition.org for more details or call Doug Hodgins, Chair at 705.738.4600. Submitted by Ross Fitchett
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participants in the girls’ 7 to 9 year old category of this inaugural event. The event is sponsored by The Masters Foundation, The PGA of America, and the USGA. Eighty-eight youth, ranging in age from 7 to 15, will compete in eight categories. Nyah won the local qualifying event at Bethpage State Park, Farmingdale, NY on July 11, 2013 which advanced her to the regional event. The regional event was held on August 12, 2013 at Eisenhower Park, East Meadow NY. Nyah finished ahead of 19 other competitors to capture the regional title and the invite to the Final at Augusta National. An amazing accomplishment!
Nine year old Nyah Kelly of Bobcaygeon has qualified for the National Drive, Chip & Putt Championship Final to be held the Sunday before the Masters Golf Tournament, April 6, 2014 at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. She will be one of 11
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Kawartha Settlers’ Village Art Festival & Show Thank you to those who attended our Art Festival & Show on August 9, 10, 11th. With more than 35 artists, great musical entertainment, lunch by Kawartha Coffee Company, free children art demonstrations and afternoon tea by Savoury’s Restaurant, the event was a great success. Congratulations to our Juried Show artists winners (to view those please visit the website). Also, we extend a special thank you to the volunteers who helped out over the weekend. Our next event is our Harvest Festival. Please join us on Saturday, September 14 from 1 to 6 pm as we celebrate all the harvest has to offer. Highlights of the event include: arts and crafts vendors, pickling demonstrations, live musical entertainment, Zoo to You presentation, wine and beer garden, face painting and period fashion show. Returning to the event is our pie contest. Rules
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are simple: entrants must make a 9 or 10 inch apple pie, with the crust and filling made from scratch. New this year is a washer tournament (Newfie horseshoes). Teams of two take turns throwing washers into boxes against an opposing team with the team reaching 21 points deemed the winners. Cost to enter is $20 per team with winners winning half of the tournament fees. Interested participants can get their registration forms online. The event will end with our delicious Pork Roast BBQ by Heritage Creations. Tickets are $15 with two sittings at 4 pm and 6 pm. Tickets can be purchased at our office or at My Favourite Things. For more information about KSV, visit www.settlersvillage.org.
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Free Flight Day September 21
COPA For Kids Aviation Program puts young people between the ages of 8 and 17 and COPA pilots together to show what aviation is all about. The Kawartha Lakes flight Club is also “COPA Flight 101” Lindsay. COPA means “Canadian Owners and Pilot Association”, an organization that has branches (Flights) all across Canada to promote general aviation. Pilots give their time and free use of their aircraft just to see the look of amazement on the kids’ faces during and after the flight. Many kids say, “I want to be a pilot” as soon as they get out of the plane. In addition to the experience and the thrill of flight, kids receive a basic knowledge of how an aircraft operates during a ground school conducted by experienced pilots before the flight. It takes many dedicated volunteers to put on an event of this size with about 150 kids and 14 aircraft. Kawartha Lakes Flying Club sponsors this event, in co-operation with the Kawartha Lakes Municipal Airport. After the twenty-minute flight around the beautiful Kawartha Lakes area, kids receive a certificate that shows the name of the person who has had the true adventure of flight by participating in the “COPA
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For Kids Aviation Program” as a “Junior Aviator” and entered into the COPA For Kids Logbook. After the flight and certificate presentation (with pictures taken by professional photographers) kids are given free pop and hot-dogs sponsored by the Airport View Restaurant. To register for this event (to be done online) or have interest in joining a flying club, go to www. klfc.ca. Note: Rain date September 22. Compiled by Bob Burns, KLFC, Executive member Submitted by Jim Baldwin, Sec., Kawartha Lakes Flying Club (Lindsay) COPA Flight 101
Bobcaygeon and Area Chamber of Commerce
Cruisefest. For 15 years, this Bobcaygeon and Area Chamber of Commerce signature event has reminded the “older” generations of their rich heritage of internal combustion engine-powered vehicles and educated the “younger” generations about a time when, had they lived then, they could have identified any car’s make, model and year as it turned the street corner a block away. They would have practised the art of “speed shifting” the gears to “peel” away and screech down the road, all the while looking in their rear-view mirrors to spot the “fuzz.” Exciting, fun times at 30 miles per hour and 35-cent-a-gallon “regular-test” gasoline. To be held this year at the Fairgrounds on Sunday, September 15th, the 15th Annual Bobcaygeon Cruisefest will, weather permitting, attract up to the
usual more than 250 antique and classic vehicles from near and far. Their drivers are presented with local-flavour “goody bags” and awarded 21 trophies for being the best or topmost in a number of classes. Aside from wandering the fairgrounds, hot dogs and colas in hand, enjoying recorded yesterday “pops” and admiring the owners’ restoration and maintenance handiwork, the public can buy draw tickets for a variety of interesting prizes. While it isn’t possible to name all the day’s helping hands, here’s a big thank you to the committee: Norm Matthews (Trail’s End Lodge) as chairperson, Joe Pollard, Cheryl Thurston (BMO), both Chamber directors, Rich Colter, Larry Phillips (Phillips Motorsport) and son Greg Phillips, Gord Zimmerman, and Chamber office manager Ruthanne Wilson. Memorable Dates: Concerts in the Park, Lock 32 Parkette, Thursday, August 29th; 15th Annual Bobcaygeon Cruisefest, Bobcaygeon Fairgrounds, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sunday, September 15th; 155th Annual Bobcaygeon Fall Fair, “The Daddy of ‘em All”, Bobcaygeon Fairgrounds, Thursday, September 26th to Saturday, September 28th; Farmers’ Market, Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. to Thanksgiving Weekend, Saturday, October 10th, Bobcaygeon Fairgrounds; Christmas House Tour, 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., Saturday, December 7th. Submitted by Bob Hughes, Secretary
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The Committee makes recommendations concerning financial assistance through the Bobcaygeon Legacy C.H.E.S.T. Fund to non-profit, community based organizations and individuals that provide programs, projects, services, or activities that enhance the quality of life for Bobcaygeon residents in the areas of health, arts, culture, heritage, education and the environment. Applicant Eligibility: • an elector in the City of Kawartha Lakes residing the Bobcaygeon Community • a Canadian citizen • 18 Years of Age or Older There are three positions available: • 1 position for a three year term ending 2016 • 1 position for a two year term ending 2015 • 1 position for a one year term ending 2014 Applications may be obtained from any Service Centre, City of Kawartha Lakes City Hall, 26 Francis Street, Lindsay or on the website at www.city.kawarthalakes.on.ca under “City Hall”, “Forms”, “Citizen Appointment Application Form”. Members of the public interested in serving on this Committee are asked to submit an application on the prescribed form, along with supporting material to the Clerk’s Department c/o Reception Desk, City Hall, 26 Francis Street, Lindsay, Ontario no later than 4:30 p. m. on Friday, September 6, 2013.
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Roots & Ramblings Bobcaygeon’s Gardens Beautiful 2013 When the Bobcaygeon Horticultural Gardens Beautiful team goes out searching and judging, we do have five guidelines that we follow: 1. Design – planting arrangements/creative use of space 2. Variety– use of variety of plant species
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Branch 497 Omemee (705) 799-5095 • Tuesdays: Open mixed darts, (blind draw) starting at 7:30 pm. • Thursdays: Open horse shoes (blind draw) starting at 7 pm.
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3. C ondition – well-maintained, healthy plants, tidiness 4. E nvironmental practices – water barrels, compost, mulching 5. O verall impressions – general eye appeal / wow appeal “Creating a garden is like writing a good story. Don’t give away the ending in the first chapter.” The gardens that are the winners this year had our attention from the first sentence. They then created a story that you wish would never end. 2013 Winners: • Commercial Property The Old Schoolhouse, 49 King St. E. • Residential Gardens Eirnie Popiel, 3 Old Forest Lane • Container Gardens El March, 9 Park St. • Vegetable Gardens Ken & Nadine Jones, 294 Fairburn Rd • Water Gardens Sharon and David Cation, 96 Navigator’s Trail • Community Organization Victoria Place Clubhouse, Victoria Place • Container Gardens (Honourable Mention, Judges’ Choice) Bruce Ferguson, 52 Cedar Tree Lane • Special 2013 Award – Community Scape – Port 32 Clubhouse, Port 32 Thanks to all the owners of the nominated gardens for being a part of this year’s Bobcaygeon Gardens Beautiful. All the gardens had lots of “WOW” factor. Thanks Marilyn Carnie and Carolyn Styles for taking the time to search for all the beautiful gardens, which were judged this year. You make it harder each year to judge. Also thanks to my fellow judges Diane Tilley and Linda Friend for helping judge the gardens, which was not an easy task but lots of enjoyment and fun. So take a walk or drive around Bobcaygeon to enjoy a little piece of garden storytelling. Remember, “It takes only one seed of love to create a garden story of beautiful passion.” Submitted by Ruth McIsaac
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Wrap up the summer with a day at the 24th Annual Kawartha Arts Festival, August 31 and September 1. Held every Labour Day Weekend at the Fenelon Falls Fairgrounds, it is one of the creative highlights of the season. The Festival is a celebration of artists and their work, demonstrations, refreshments and always a little bit more. It’s a fine art sale featuring more than 100 artists with their paintings, sculptures, tin ware,
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glass, pottery, jewelry, stone and woodcarvings. This year, new artists add their creations to the ceramic, painting and jewelry categories. The variety of superb work blended with the camaraderie among exhibitors and guests generates an exciting atmosphere. Organizer, Maude Skoog said, “It’s like a family affair. We know each other.” She said the “Young At Art” display will return this year. It’s a feature many people look forward to each year. This special area features artists under 20 years of age who are invited to show and sell the jewelry, drawings and paintings. There’s no charge for admission. Donations at the door do entitle visitors to a chance to win great door prizes. Festival hours are Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm. Meet all of the artists and discover the joys of original artwork. The Kawartha Arts Festival is unlike any other. See www.kawarthaartsfestival.com for more information.
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Horoscopes
August 23 to September 4, 2013
Aries (March 21 to April 20) Aries can be headstrong and self-reliant – and you can also be seen as self-centred at times. However, with your quick wit and confidence, you win many people over. Just don’t be too pushy! Taurus (April 21 to May 21) Taurus, you are a partner for life! Dependable, reliable, solid, loyal and faithful, showering your loved one with gifts and luxuries. Wow! Who’s the lucky person who latches onto you? Gemini (May 22 – June 22) Geminis are ruled by the planet Mercury, the winged messenger, who imparts rationality and reasoning on all Geminis. Perhaps you could be the emissary of levelheadedness and wisdom among your friends and family. It may be well needed at this time. Cancer (June 23 – July 23) “The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention,” Oscar Wilde. Please remember this. You may know people with great ideas who brag about them constantly, but you, dear Cancer, are making huge differences by your everyday simple doings. Leo (July 24 – Aug. 23) Llamas, lollipops, and lollapaloozas! Oh, my! All those wonderful things that start with the letter ‘l’, just like Leo! Enjoy the rest of the summer because lots of good things are coming your way. Oh, and the name ‘Leith’ will have special meaning for you, too. Virgo (Aug. 24 – Sept. 23) Time. Ah, the everelusive object of our desires! We suggest, Virgo, that you budget your time. What things do you need to do at certain times each day? Create a space for those times. Next, what are your priorities? Block these out. Finally, in the remaining hours, make time for the things you want to do. Libra (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) Your views are important, Libra. Remember to state them calmly, keeping emotions out of the equation, and they will be better-received, to the advantage of everyone.
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Globus Theatre Announces
New Playwright in Residence Bobcaygeon resident Robert Tsonos has been named the first ever Playwright in Residence at Globus Theatre.
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Funded by the Ontario Arts Council, a playwriting residency affiliates a playwright with a theatre company for a set amount of time while developing new work. The playwright is given a temporary “home” to develop their work and the organization has increased access to the playwright and the work he/she develops during the residency. Robert’s residency will run from September 2013 to January 2014. Globus is thrilled to have such a talented and experienced theatre professional working with us and look forward to allowing the community to participate in this great opportunity (more information to follow in September). Robert has worked in theatre as a playwright, actor, and director for more than 22 years. His work has been seen across Canada, the US, Japan, Hong Kong, Venezuela, Australia, and England. For more information on Robert Tsonos’s residency please contact 705.738.2037 or globusplaywright@hotmail.com. Meanwhile, Globus Theatre’s Summer Season continues with the presentation of Sexy Laundry, by Michele Riml from August 21st to 31st. Tickets are available at the box office at 705.738.2037 or 1.800.304.7897 www.globustheatre.com.
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Coboconk News Diamond Jubilee Award in Coboconk
Morgan Dollack was honoured for her hard work and dedication to the Sea Cadet program and the Kawartha Lakes Navy League Branch. She says, “It had been a rocky couple of years with declining enrollment for cadets and officers and the threat of taking the program out of Coboconk. It was not an option to remove the program. I was a former cadet and the program helped shape me into the successful person I am today.” Morgan was nominated by Tyson Ross (officer with RCSCC 314 Hood). Left to right: Mayor Ric McGee, Emmett Yeo (Ward 2 Counsellor), Terry Seal (Morgan’s Husband), Morgan Dollack (Recipient), Barry Devolin (MP), Laurie Scott (MPP), and Jewel Cunningham of the Trent Severn Waterway.
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Coboconk & District Lions Club announced the 2013 Citizen of the Year recipients at their recent Spaghetti Dinner/Silent Auction. LLoyd Faulkner and Max Greer were named as joint recipients this year. These men are truly “unsung heroes” who take great pride in their community. They are involved with the Coboconk Horticultural Society, the Historical Society, the Train Station Restoration Committee, and are always there to lend a helping hand at Lions events and other local activities. On their own accord, they regularly trim the brush and grass throughout the village in areas overlooked by the City.
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Sea Cadets
Carry on the Tradition After a couple of years of decline, the northern Kawartha Lakes community has been working to reestablish their Sea Cadet Corps in Coboconk, 314 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Hood. The corps currently has a small number of cadets, and an eager staff who are excited to see the corps grow and thrive as it once did in this community. The sea cadet program started in Coboconk in 1991 and has positively influenced the lives of hundreds of Kawartha Lakes youth since its inception. It’s a free program for youth ages 12 to 18. Activities such as marksmanship, sailing, seamanship and leadership are only a fraction of the exciting training offered by this program. The cadet program encourages youth to become active and contributing members of their community, and develops valuable life- and work-related skills such as self-confidence, teamwork, leadership and respect for others. During the summer months, cadets may have the opportunity to participate in summer training courses at Cadet Summer Training Centres across the country. Summer training provides instruction in specialties such as music, small boat operation, sailing and drill. Youth aged 12-18 who are interested in checking out what the Sea Cadet Program has to offer, may visit the corps on their training night, which is Tuesday evenings, from Labour Day to the end of June between 6:30 and 9 pm at the Coboconk Legion, on the corner of Hwy 35 and Hwy 48. The corps may be contacted at 705.344.0041. Austin McGregor, Garnett Mountain, Jack DeVos and Daniel Rouxel
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Coby Duck Derby Winners 1st place, ticket #201, $700: Arlene Ray 2nd place, ticket #773, $400: Carly Wiseman 3rd place, ticket #707, $300: Jason Vaughan 4th place, ticket #319, $200: Rick More 5th place, ticket #150, $100: Ashlyn Macey
The Shedden Area Historical Society 11th Annual “Evening of Local History” Sat. Aug. 24, 2013 5:00 p.m. Social Hour, Displays 6:00 p.m. Roast Beef Dinner & Presentations Place: Coboconk Legion Cost: $25 per person Tickets available at Shields Home Hardware or Souter’s Variety in Coby or call Barb Curry at 705-454-8596.
Registration Night • Navy League Cadets ages 9-12- Monday September 9 at the Fenelon Falls Legion at 6:30. Contact Glenn for information at 705-340-3135 • Sea Cadet ages 12-18- Tuesday September 10 at the Coboconk Legion at 6:30. Contact Dave for more information at 705-344-0041 • Can’t make it on those nights ... come out any other MON or TUES night. We meet on the same nights at the same time throughout the year. • Remember both programs are free of charge!!!!
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Are we there yet? Whenever our family gets together, the topic of conversation inevitably becomes things our children remember from their childhood and especially summers spent in Nova Scotia. Just as soon as school finished we packed our little “KCar” to the roof and set out for Nova Scotia, 1000 miles away, with minimal stops for gas, food and washroom breaks. To them Nova Scotia was 7th Heaven, Cloud 9, Nirvana, Utopia and Over the Moon. It meant playing baseball with cousins, riding Grampy's ATV, going to the beach, staying up as late as you wanted, playing Nanny's well-worn board games, collecting and sometimes smashing the eggs, picking blueberries and living on peanut butter and jam and grilled cheese sandwiches. Each summer our journey would begin when we left Peterborough very early in the morning to follow Highway 7 to Marmora and then turn south towards Belleville and the 401. At one point between Marmora and Stirling, one of them would announce, “I see Nanny's house.” That was fight number one. I had to tell them that we couldn't possibly see Nanny's house. Next came the complaint, “She's on my half of the seat.” We placed a Coleman Cooler between them to remedy that. It wasn't long before another problem cropped up. “She's looking out my window.” That problem had no solution. Then someone said, “He's smiling at me.” “What's wrong with that?” I asked. “He doesn't mean it.” I couldn't fix that either. While by nature I am a very patient person, I was coming unglued to the point I opened my mouth and my mother's words and the words of every mother since time began came out, “Just wait 'til you have children of your own. Eventually, we arrived and another summer vacation began. That began in 1982 and the tradition continued until about 2000. Now in 2013, we have come full circle. Our daughter and her husband have made the trip twice with their first child. He has nobody to fight with - yet. Still, I have to be honest about something. A teensy weensy part of me can’t wait for my words to come out of my daughter’s mouth. We want to continue to make memories with our family. Oscar Wilde wrote, “Memory ... is the diary that we all carry about with us.” Let’s fill its pages from cover to cover.
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Kawartha Cooks
Featuring Christopher Tuberdyke So, here’s the thing about potato salad recipes: out of the hundreds of variations out there, everyone seems to have at least one (or know someone who has one) in their arsenal. This is mine. Adding the avocado sounds odd, but it adds a really great creamy depth without piling on more dressing. Want to make it lighter? Swap out some of the mayo or sour cream with Greek yogurt.
Potato Salad with Arugula and Avocados Serves 6 or more
3 pounds white or red skinned potatoes 1/2 pint cherry tomatoes, quartered 4 radishes, diced 2 1/2 cups baby arugula 2 avocados, diced 1 cup mayonnaise 1/2 cup sour cream 1 tsp Dijon 2 tablespoons fresh chives, plus more for garnish Salt/fresh pepper 1. P lace potatoes in a pan just covered with salted water. Boil until fork tender-about 15 minutes or so. Drain and rinse with cold water to stop the cooking process. 2. M eanwhile, whisk together mayo, sour cream, Dijon, salt, pepper, and chives in a large bowl then set aside. 3. When potatoes are cool enough to handle, give them about a 1” dice. Toss diced potatoes in the dressing. Gently fold in arugula, radishes, and cherry tomatoes. Cover and refrigerate until chilled. Before serving, check for seasoning and fold in the diced avocado. Snip on some fresh chives and enjoy!
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The Ontario Water Sector Strategy proposes to make Ontario a “a leading North American site for new water and wastewater technology innovation, demonstration and commercialization” The City of Kawartha Lakes is proud to play a role in this strategy. With the formation of WRAIN, we are working collaboratively with organizations throughout Kawartha Lakes to meet the demands of the water sector in order to support economic growth.
Natural Shoreline Protection Nobody wants to come up to the lake for some well-earned relaxation and have to deal with shoreline issues such as erosion, Canada geese, aquatic plants, or blue-green algae in the water. But these are common issues, often made worse by traditional landscaping practices, such as manicured lawns right to the water and break walls. That’s why more and more people in the Kawarthas are simply letting their shorelines grow. As root systems expand, they take hold of the soil and help stabilize the bank. Above ground, the plants deter Canada geese by removing wide open, cut grass. The thick vegetation also filters nutrient rich sediments in surface water runoff that would otherwise end up in the lake. Getting started on natural shoreline protection is easy, and will give you more time to relax by the water. Just stop cutting your lawn to the water’s edge, even if you have a break wall. Leave at least 3 to 6 feet from the shoreline uncut. As it grows, pull out any weeds and invasive species. To enhance your “no-mow zone,” plant native shrubs, grasses, and wildflowers that will grow deep roots. By allowing plants to grow on your shoreline, the benefits they provide will grow, too. Submitted by Brent Kulba
Water sector jobs are well paying and can’t be outsourced overseas. For every demonstration project we support in Kawartha Lakes, there are economic spin-offs as these companies bring customers and staff to our area for training and marketing purposes. Please join me in congratulating the team at Water & Wastewater for taking the lead on installing floating wetlands – Kawartha Lakes is being recognized for this outstanding innovation and as a result, we now have another 60+ companies looking to work with us.
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Showcasing Water Innovation Project Background The goal of the project is to use floating wetlands to improve the water quality and natural habitat in our lakes and rivers. In addition to swimming and boating, many of our water courses are used as a drinking water supply for many residents in Kawartha Lakes. The floating wetlands will enhance this natural resource. Visit www.wrain.ca or www.city.kawarthalakes.on.ca for more information
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34th Annual Canada/US Walleye Tournament Here we Grow Again!
In preparation for next year’s Tournament May 23, 24 and 25th, 2014, we are pleased to announce the addition of 10 New Team Positions. This addition will consist of two 5 Team segments. The first 5 Team openings will be available to teams which both members have not fished in this Tournament before in the last 2 years! (We hope to encourage new anglers to participate and support our fishing/ tourism industry). The second 5 Team openings will be dedicated to Anglers specifically travelling from the United States to attend this event! We have a strong mandate to attract our American friends back to this long time fun – fishing rivalry! These 2 New Groups will have and extended registration date of Apr. 30, 2014. If these new groups are not filled by that date, we will utilize the waiting list created at registration time. This year we will accept registrations online only. Starting on October 15, 2013 at 9:00 am local time ONLINE Registrations will be open! There will be no registrations accepted in person at the Chamber Office in Bobcaygeon.
Because of the high interest in our event and factoring in that 50 Teams chose to Pre-Register at last May’s Event, we have only 75 Team Spots (+5 New + 5 US ) available. This format will allow the most fair and equitable solution for those interested in participating from near and far alike. The online process will only allow your payment to go through if all fields are filled in! This will eliminate the slow registrations at next year’s event as well. There will be a minor charge to cover the Paypal fees. We will endeavour to get the Online Counter shut down as soon as we hit the 75 Teams, but in the event additional teams get falsely “registered” they will be contacted and given the choice to have their money returned immediately, or become the first few in the standby list of anglers! All positions will be assigned by the date/time/minutes/seconds printout from the e-mail system thereby insuring it was on a first in basis. Register at www.bobcaygeon.org/ CanUSWalleyeTournament.html. This website address will also be used to retrieve the Rules and Regulations for 2014 and provide the ”All Fields” information requirements to ensure you don’t miss out when the system won’t let you register!
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Health & Wellness Community Cares
Stroke Survivor Support Group Comes to Bobcaygeon For people dealing with the challenges of having suffered a stroke, or for those caring for someone who has had a stroke, a monthly support group offers them the chance them to know that they are not alone. Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes recently began offering its Stroke Survivor Support Group in Bobcaygeon. The program has been running in Lindsay for several years. The Stroke Survivor Support Group is a positive experience for participants, says Margot Fitzpatrick, Clinical Program Manager with Community Care’s
Community Health Centre. The program offers support and encouragement for stroke survivors, their families and caregivers, and gives people the chance to meet other stroke survivors and share stories with others who understand what challenges they experience. The support group takes place on the last Thursday of each month at Specialty Care Case Manor in Bobcaygeon (28 Boyd St.) from 1:30 to 3 p.m. It is open to any residents who have experienced stroke or who are caring for someone who is recovering from a stroke. The sessions are
Do you have a Disc problem? If you experience the following in your back or your neck, chances are your pain is due to a disc bulge, herniation or degeneration:
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testimonials fromBobcaygeon my patients: Dr. Ian Horseman, 3FewKing Street, “I went from one physiotherapist, chiropractor and massage therapist to another (spending a 705-738-5600 • www.postureclinic.net lot of money in the process), not one of these
It is a non-surgical approach to treating back pain that gently stretches apart the vertebral segments of the spine, to relieve pressure on pinched nerves and discs. Many back and neck problems develop because the force of gravity compresses the spine. Day to day activities such as standing, sitting or walking cause wear and tear on the discs resulting in pressure - on the nerves. Decompression-treatment relieves the buildup of pressure by stretching the spine, reversing the effects of gravity. The decompression equipment is designed to gently introduce
ever diagnosed me for what the cause of my problem was. Until one day suddenly I had terrible pain in my leg, which got so bad that walking and sleeping became almost entirely impossible without painkillers. Dr. Horseman diagnosed me with scoliosis and told me that the thought he would be able to correct this
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free to all participants. Stroke is an encompassing term for a sudden loss of function due to a disturbance in the vessels supplying blood to the brain. This can be due to lack of blood supply caused by embolism, or because of a hemorrhage. Strokes can cause permanent neurological damage, paralysis, complications and even death if not promptly diagnosed and treated. Stroke is the thirdleading cause of death for North Americans and it is estimated
that 55,000 Canadians suffer such an incident each year. The monthly support group provides information about local resources, as well as guest speakers, in addition to a social opportunity. Ms Fitzpatrick adds that the support group promotes wellness by helping participants make decisions and problem solving with the help of others. Participants are welcome to drop in at their leisure. Light snacks and refreshments are served. For further information
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about the Stroke Survivor Support Group or any other programs and services offered by Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes, contact the agency at 705.324.7323. Community Care programs and services help seniors live independently at home, and assist people of all ages to enjoy quality of life and independence. The agency has offices in Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls, Kirkfield and Lindsay, and serves residents from anywhere in the City of Kawartha Lakes.
Mike Puffer is Director of Marketing & Development for Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes Health and Support Services. E-mail: mpuffer@community-care.on.ca
Hints for Shin Splints
Hints for shin splints – try saying that three times fast. It’s not easy! Like any tongue twister, one needs to practice it slowly at first and build up to speed gradually. Well, it’s much the same way with actual shin splints – that is if one wishes to avoid them. This is because shin splints are especially common in people who decide suddenly to become active without conditioning gradually or putting enough forethought into things like proper footwear and their body’s biomechanics. Before long, they experience that telltale dull ache in the front part of the lower leg, sometimes during exercise, sometimes afterwards, or both. For those who make the mistake of trying to “run or play through it,” the pain can become far more severe and can even result in bone injury. So, just what is a shin splint and are my feet to blame? Shin splints are an inflammation of the tissues that run across the front of the lower leg and sometimes involve the tibia bone itself. They can be grouped into two causes. The first is high-impact activities such as running excessively on hard surfaces. People with rigid, high-arched
feet are particularly susceptible to shin splints from these kinds of activities because this foot type provides very little shock absorption. A highquality, shock-absorbing shoe is an absolute must. Properly prescribed custom orthotics will also address the biomechanical issues. The second cause of shin splints results from too much stress on the muscles of the lower limbs. This can happen from stop-and-start sports like tennis or soccer, or running downhill, on slanted surfaces, or on very soft surfaces such as beach sand. People with flat feet are very prone to shin splints from these kinds of activities due excessive pronation (your muscles “over-fire” to keep the feet from flattening too much). Here, a good anti-pronation shoe is critical and custom orthotics prescribed by a chiropodist can resolve or significantly correct the over-pronation. Remember, these are just a few “hints.” The foot conditions that involve shin splints also cause plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis, and knee, hip and back pain. Your chiropodist is the foot expert who can provide the advice and care needed to prevent and treat shin splints and all of these foot-related conditions effectively.
Spend a few extra minutes when preparing dinner to cut up extra veggies and fruit for tomorrow’s lunch. 5. Get the kids involved. Let them plan the menu, write the grocery list, shop for food, and make the lunches… with your help of course! Kids who help make and pack their lunch are more likely to eat it too. Healthy grab-and-go lunch ideas Stock up on easy-to-grab snacks that can be put together in a pinch
for a picnic-style lunch. •R eady-to-eat veggies like carrots and cucumbers • F ruit like apples, bananas, or oranges • F ruit cups (fruit salad packed in juice, applesauce, mandarin oranges, pears, peaches) • S ingle servings of lower-fat milk or 100% fruit juice • L ower-fat yogurt • S mall packets of dried fruit like raisins or cranberries • Whole grain crackers or minipitas
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MAKE IT HEALTHY Back To School
Five tips for packing healthy lunches 1. On the weekend, plan school lunches with your kids for the week ahead. Try to include three of the four food groups in every lunch. 2. Stock up on healthy grab-andgo foods like fruit, vegetables, whole grain pita pockets, yogurt, and hard-boiled eggs. 3. Use dinner leftovers to make quick and easy lunches the following day. 4. Prep as much of the lunch as you can the night before. August 23, 2013 - The Promoter 31
•H ard-boiled eggs (they keep for one week in the fridge with their shells on) Healthy cafeteria options Making lunches for your kids helps fuel their bodies and minds at school. But if you know they plan on eating in the cafeteria or getting take-out, it’s a good idea to share these tips to help them choose a
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healthier lunch. • Make your order healthier by asking for extra veggies (raw or steamed). • Order a smaller portion or share your meal with friends. • Order foods that are lower in calories, fat, sugar, and sodium. For example, choose salad instead of fries, or grilled meat and fish over fried chicken fingers and fish sticks. • Ask for gravy, sauces, and salad dressing “on the side,” and use only a small amount. Keep foods safe to eat Young children (ages five and under) are at an increased risk of food poisoning. Older kids can get sick because of harmful food borne bacteria too. Here are a few tips on packing safe school lunches to help keep all your children happy and healthy. • Use insulated food containers to keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold. • For hot foods, fill your insulated container with boiling water and let it sit for a few minutes. Heat hot foods until piping hot. Empty the water in the container and fill with the heated food.
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• For cold foods, use mini ice packs or pack a juice box that has been frozen overnight. The juice should defrost by lunch, just in time to drink. • Wash fruit and vegetables before packing. • Keep lunches in the fridge until you’re ready to leave for school. • Throw out any perishable foods that come home. They are not safe to eat. • Wipe lunch bags daily with hot, soapy water. For more online information: • Canada’s Food Guide • Healthy lunch ideas for the new school year – EatRight Ontario • Eat Well Play Well At School – Dietitians of Canada • Freshen up school lunches – Heart & Stroke Foundation Source: www.healthycanadians.gc.ca/eating-nutrition
BRUSH UP on BASICS Dentists say that the most important part of tooth care happens at home. Brushing and flossing properly, along with regular dental checkups, can help prevent tooth decay and gum disease. Give Plaque the Brush-Off To prevent cavities, you need to remove plaque, the transparent layer of bacteria that coats the teeth. The best way to do this is by brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing at least once a day. Brushing also stimulates the gums, which helps to keep them healthy and prevent gum disease. Brushing and flossing are the most important things that you can do to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Toothpastes contain abrasives, detergents, and foaming agents. Fluoride, the most common active ingredient in toothpaste, is what prevents cavities. So you should always be sure your toothpaste contains fluoride. About 1 person in 10 has a tendency to accumulate tartar quickly. Tartar is plaque in a hardened form that is more damaging and difficult to remove. Using anti-tartar toothpastes and mouthwashes, as well as spending extra time brushing the teeth near the salivary glands (the inside of the lower front teeth and the outside of the upper back teeth) may slow the development of new tartar. Facts on Flossing Brushing is important but it won’t remove the plaque and particles of food between your teeth, under the gumline, or under braces. You’ll need to floss these spaces at least once a day. The type of floss you choose depends on how much space you have between your teeth. Dentists usually recommend unwaxed floss because it’s thinner and easier to slide through small spaces. However, studies have shown that there is no major difference in the effectiveness based on the type of floss used. Questions? Talk to your dental professionals. They’re eager to help you!
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Energy Efficiency Tips For Students With another school year quickly approaching, it’s a great opportunity for students living away from home for the first time to develop good energy saving habits to reduce electricity bills and save money. To help students become more energy efficient throughout the school year, Hydro One has a handy list of tips: • Find out whether your electricity usage will be included in your rent or whether you will be billed separately. • If you will be billed separately, check whether Time-of-Use pricing applies to you. This pricing plan will help you determine when the cost of electricity is lower throughout the day to better manage your electricity use habits. If you prefer studying late at night, you’re in luck as the lowest charging rate of electricity is at this time. To track your TOU electricity use, sign up for My Account today. • Turn off lights when they are not needed, especially if you know you are going to be out for the day. • Turn off your computer at night and use built in energy savings standby and hibernate functions when you are not using it throughout the day. • Be sure to turn off your television when not in use. LCD and LED models are the most energy efficient so be aware of older, hand-me-down television sets that could be draining your energy usage.
Fenelon Falls United Church
Home and Cottage Yard Sale Saturday August 24th from 8:30 am - 1:00pm These are fund-raising activities for the Fenelon Falls United church. Tables available for $10.00 for non-church members. Donations will be greatly appreciated. Circle these dates on your calendar and join in our fun-filled activity!!! Bring your loonies, toonies, and small bills and your bags to take home your new found treasures. Contact Donna Hawe at 705-454-0019
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• Air conditioning can use up a lot of electricity. In order to save money open windows and consider using a fan, especially during peak hours. • Unplug your electronic devices when they are not in use to avoid what is known as Phantom Power. Phantom power is described as energy consumption that is still being drawn from household gadgets, electronic devices and appliances while they are switched off but plugged in. Plugging your appliances into a power bar can reduce unnecessary power use. • During the winter months, keep doors and windows closed, dress warmly, hang thick-lined curtains to keep the heat in and install weather stripping around the doors. This will allow you to minimize the use of electric heaters which use up a lot of energy. • Find out how your hot water is heated. If your unit uses a hot water heater, the amount of hot water you use will impact your electricity bill. Although you may enjoy taking long hot showers at home, you will find these showers quickly add up when paying your bill. Also ensure that you have your landlord fix any leaking taps to avoid sending extra money down the drain. • If you have a washing machine in your unit, try washing your clothing in cold water and during off-peak hours. Clothes dryers also consume a lot of energy so try and air-dry your clothing over a balcony or in the washroom if possible. Drying clothing during off-peak hours can also help you save money. • If possible, install compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) or LED lights which use significantly less energy than incandescent bulbs. Also consider using lamps to light your work area instead of lighting the whole room. • If you’re heading home for the holidays be sure to turn off your lights and unplug electronics before you leave.
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Kinmount Fair August 30th - September 1st Mayor’s Message It is that time of year again when we celebrate the Kinmount Fair and the unofficial end to summer in Kawartha Lakes. Within days, we will be sending the kids back to school and settling back into normal routines. Following a very busy and eventful summer, we encourage residents from across Kawartha Lakes to spend a day or the entire weekend to come out and support local agriculture at the 2013 Kinmount Fair. Horse shows, livestock shows, poultry shows and so much more! The best of agriculture in the area will be on full display. Bring the kids and spend the day taking a stroll through the midway and listening to the live entertainment. The excitement of the day leads to even more excitement as the sun goes down and the horse pulls and demolition derby begins. Each day brings something new to offer everyone of all ages. As always, get there early because the grandstands will be packed for the truck and tractor pulls, and the demolition derby. To top it all off, Canadian country music star, Chad Brownlee will grace the stage on Saturday. Plan to make the Kinmount Fair your end of summer your family tradition and I look forward to seeing you there.
people that live in the town stay in a trailer on the fairgrounds, so they don’t miss anything. As a native of Kinmount, I am proud to say that my family, along with many other families from the area, have been actively involved in the Kinmount Fair for generations. Residents of Kinmount measure the late summer in BF and AF, Before the Fair and After the Fair. My father Bill Scott, Member of Parliament for many years, was famous for talking about and promoting the Kinmount Fair, often being called “Mr. Kinmount Fair.” I have performed a number of volunteer functions over the years, including the shovelling of horse manure, a skill which has served me well. It is a special spirit found in Kinmount when the fair happens. We put our best foot forward and want everyone to come, have fun and be entertained. Thank you to all the volunteers, neighbouring fair boards and organizations that make it a reality.
Laurie Scott
MPP
Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock
BE SURE TO COME TO THE FAIR I HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE Constituency Office
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Warmest Kinmount Fair wishes, Ric McGee, Mayor
THE KINMOUNT FAIR By Laurie Scott
The fall fair season is upon us and every Labour Day weekend we look forward to the annual Kinmount Fair. One of the best things about living in rural Ontario is the pride we take in our communities. The Kinmount Fair brings everyone together, whether as visitors, participants, or volunteers. At fair time, it’s “all hands on deck” in order to continue making this fair the huge success that it has always been, drawing tens of thousands of people from around the province. Even some
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Open Mic/Jam Session & BBQ featuring Dan Nickel Trio August 31st from 1pm – 4pm
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DOUGLAS CANOES Re-canvasing, repairs, restorations and fibreglass work available for canoes and small boats. Custom made canoe book cases. Restored canoes for sale. 705-738-5648 farrdj@nexicom.net www.douglascanoes.ca _____________________ AVM Lawn Care & Landscapers Specializes in sodding, over-seeding and landscaping. A thick healthy green lawn and good landscaping adds VALUE to your property. FREE consultation. Experienced and professional. References provided. 705-341-9323 ____________________ DON’T LET YOUR MONEY GO OUT THE WINDOW Call HH GLASS & METAL Window and door installation and repair. Metal work and weather caulking, journeyman glazier. Call Harold at 705.887.1770 or cell 705.341.1617 ____________________ RELIABLE MAN WITH TRUCK & TRAILER Dump runs, chainsaw and log splitting. Brush removal, small moving jobs. Call John 705-738-3214 Leave message.
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FOR RENT Professional office/ store space 79 Bolton Street. Approx 400 sq ft of storage with parking. Available immediately. Call 416-920-3382. ____________________ FENELON FALLS Short or Long term 1 & 2 bedrm bungalowstyle efficiency units, completely redecorated, new paint, carpet, hard surface, drapes, tub surrounds, light fixtures, includes stove & fridge, block to downtown, beach & park on 1/2 acre property. *All Inclusive* No smoking/pets. Ref. 905-435-7303. _____________________ House for Rent 3 bedroom, waterfront. $1400 per week. Bobcaygeon. vandent@hotmail.com _____________________ BOBCAYGEON Bobcaygeon, 1100 sq.ft. 2 bedroom upper duplex, 4 appliances, available Sept. 1, $800 monthly plus utilities. References required, no smoking, no pets, 705- 738-9018 _____________________ FOR RENT Office space, 2 rooms, private entrance and washroom. Central Bobcaygeon. No smoking, references. $500 per month. 705-738-6188
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Miles And Jayne Martin August 25, 2013 Love From Crystal & Tim, Brent & Leanne.
Bobcaygeon Large two bedroom condominium in town convient to all amenities, two bath ( 1 ensuite), walk in closet, den lg living/dining, eat in kitchen, pantry, new appliances, laundry room, A/C, balcony, garage. References required. $1100 per month + utilities 705-731-0039 _____________________ HOUSE FOR RENT Waterfront property. $1200 + hydro. Responsible adults only. No pets. No smoking. Available Sept 1st. 705-887-6453
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YARD SALE Fenelon Falls United Church Home and Cottage yard sale. Sat. Aug. 24th. 8:30 a.m.-1p.m. _____________________ MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE Bobcaygeon Fairgrounds in the cattle barn. August 24, 8a.m.-1p.m. Rain or shine.
GARAGE SALE Many unused items. Sat. 31 August 9:00 a.m. Port 32 -24 Huntingwood Cres. Rain Day Sunday 01 September _____________________ Indoor Garage Sale Saturday, August 31st 20 Russell Hill Road, Bobcaygeon 8:00am - 2:00pm Many treasures, glassware and more. _____________________ YARD SALE My First Ever. 4 Mill St, Bobcaygeon. 8-2 Saturday, August 31
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LEAL, KENNETH Kenneth Leal passed from this life, after a lengthy battle with illness on August 16th, 2013 at the age of 61. Ken had a lifelong passion for the water, fast boats, cars and the music of the Beatles. He excelled in the art of negotiating a good bargain and believed everyone needed to recycle more. Ken loved life, but above all loved spending time with his family, friends and his dogs Kosha and Shelby. Ken was born on July 14th, 1952 in Peterborough Ontario, son of the late Melvin and Mildred Leal. He would often reminisce of a wonderful childhood and memories of summers spent at the family cottage on Koshabog Lake. Ken will be most deeply missed by his devoted wife, Catherine Leal. His memory will be cherished by his precious daughter, Becky Stevens of Peterborough and his grandsons, Luke and Cole; brother Gary Leal of Newmarket; sister Ruth Downer of Peterborough and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. At his request, there will be no funeral. A celebration of his life will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers the family ask that you make a donation to the Canadian Diabetes Association or the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada. Arrangements provided by Monk Funeral Home, 6 Helen Street, Bobcaygeon, (705-738-3222 or 866-393-0063). Messages of condolence, donations and photos may be shared at www.monkfuneralhome.com
Local Events AUG 24-Book Sale for the Friends Library 10:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Downstairs in the Lindsay Library. AUG-24- St. James Anglican church “Peach of a Deal” Pie sale. Peach pies, jam, peach cheese cake, on the main street in Bert’s Appliances’ parking lot. 4” 6” 8” 10” sizes. 9am - noon. Come early for best selection.
AUG 24-Coboconk Legion “Evening of Local History”. Social hour and displays at 5 & dinner at 6 p.m.$25 per person. Tickets at Shields Home Hardware or Souter’s Variety in Coboconk. For more info or to reserve tickets, call Barb at 705-454-596. All proceeds go to support the Sheden Araer Historical Society. August 23, 2013 - The Promoter 37
AUG 28- Bobcaygeon Seniors Citizens Centre BigBucks Euchre,11 a.m. Tickets $10, includes Lunch. For tickets, Contact, Roger 705-738-6627 AUG 29- Pioneer Summer School, Fenelon Falls Museum, 11am-1pm, and alternating Thursdays & Saturdays in August. Ages 8-14. Please register ahead of time. Contact 705-887-1044 for details. AUG 30- Dunsford District Lions Club Lobster Fest, 4:30-8 p.m., Dunsford Community Centre. For tickets contact Walter 705-328-3800, Andy 705-878-9117, Mum’s Mini Mart or any Dunsford Lion Member. SEPT 3- St. John Ambulance Emergency First Aid with CPR Level A or C course; Level A course 8:30a.m.5p.m. $84. Level C course 8:30a.m.-5:30p.m. All courses are at Victoria Park Armoury, Lindsay. For more information or to pre-register, please call 705-3249894 or email sjalindsay@bellnet.ca
SEPT 3&4- St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid and CPR Level A or C c; Level A course 8:30 a.m.-4:30p.m. Level C course 8:30a.m.-5:30p.m Courses take place at Victoria Park Armoury, Lindsay. $127.00 for Level A & $144.00 for Level C. Must attend both sessions. For more information or to pre-register, please call 705324-9894 or email sjalindsay@bellnet.ca MON- Kids at Bethel Christian Fellowship for children grades 1 - 5. Making the Bible practical. Games, snacks & activities. 4 - 5:30. Free! www.bcfonline.ca TUES- Monarch Bible Camp. Girls on the Rock – Free program for girls grades 6 - 8. Henderson House Kawartha Settlers’ Village. Contact Village Baptist Church 705-738-3995 TUES & WED- Chess players of all ages are welcome at the Buckhorn Community Centre. Call 705-6578833 for more info. TUES, WED & THURS- Community Cafe at the Buckhorn Community Centre 8:30 - 11a.m. Drop in for bottomless coffee and a treat for a small cost. Bring your computer and use the WiFi . WED- The Fenelon Falls Museum Afternoon Tea, 2-4 pm. in July and August. Serving Scones & Tea or Fresh Lemonade. Contact 705-887-1044. THURS- Walk & Talk program, 10 am, Fenelon Falls United Church. Bring a bagged lunch to enjoy together after. Beverages will be provided. For more information, call the Church office at 705-887-3040
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Presents
Sexy Laundry by Michele Riml
Aug 21st – Aug 31st
A romantic comedy of relighting that spark!
A couple realize that love handles and receding hairlines mean they have hit a physical plateau. Armed with a copy of Sex for Dummies they check themselves into a sexy spa hotel with a mission ... to jump start their marriage! Bad Dog Theatre presents
The DogPound
Saturday August 24th @ 11am Some of the best improvisers in the country present a fast paced, interactive improv show for kids. An unforgettable comedy experience for ages 6 - 12
Lorne Elliott's The Upside of the Downturn
Monday August 26th @ 8pm Humour, storytelling and music from the comic who brought us CBC's 'Madly off in All Directions'
Professional Summer Theatre
1-800-304-7897 • 705-738-2037 www.globustheatre.com
2300 Pigeon Lake Rd, Bobcaygeon August 23, 2013 - The Promoter 39
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