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The Promoter reserves the right to edit Letters to the Editor for length and clarity. Please include your email or mailing address and daytime phone number (not for publication). All opinions expressed are those of the writer.

BOBCAYGEON DOG PARK

Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have an off-leash dog park in Bobcaygeon with one side for smaller dogs and the other for the larger dogs? I go to such a place in Florida and take my two dogs almost every day while I’m there. It’s quite large ... probably an acre or more, the ground is covered with a deep layer of wood chips, and the entire area is fenced in. One of my dogs is blind and it’s a safe and fun environment for him to get exercise and be with other little dogs. The social life there for the dog owners is good too. I’ve made lots of new friends there. With Bobcaygeon being a retirement community, it would be an excellent way to exercise both your dogs and yourself, especially if your mobility is compromised at all. I also believe that the summer residents would enjoy it as well. The park I go to in Naples has dozens and dozens of old tennis balls donated by one of the local tennis clubs -- ideal for throwing for the dogs. There are faucets for fresh water for the dogs and benches around the perimeter for people to use. Dog owners are fastidious about picking up after their dogs, and they provide the waste bags and bins there as well to make it easy to clean up. Comments anyone? I know lots of residents here will say, “use the money to fix the potholes” and it’s true ... they do need a LOT of fixing. But wouldn’t a dog park be a lovely addition to our beautiful town? We would need to figure out the where and the how and the money to make it happen. M. Haughton Bobcaygeon

THANKS FOR CARING

A big thank you to all who came to my aid in front of The Promoter building on Friday, March 31. I am happy to report that there were no broken bones, etc. However, I did have a good few days in bed with plenty of painkillers. The incident started by my not having a good grip on the railing as it was wet from the earlier rain. That landed me on my rear end; then when I tried to stand up, my vertigo kicked in and down I went for good. A very special thanks to the person who called 911, to the three individuals who kindly placed their blankets over me and, of course, the wonderful care I

received from the ambulance staff. I hope I never need that kind of help again; however, it sure is reassuring to know that there are still so many wonderful people out there. Thanks again.

Warren Johns Bobcaygeon

TRAFFIC CONTROL

In the April 7 edition of The Kawartha Promoter, Linda Evans suggested that a four-way stop is needed at the intersection of King and William Streets due to the “huge volume of traffic”. While one might wait a minute or so to cross King at times, I think a huge volume of traffic is quite rare. Please, we don’t need more stop signs in this village. They can result in time wasted, more fuel consumption and more air pollution when cars are forced to stop unnecessarily. If there is a safety concern, a crosswalk such as the one on Bolton would be more appropriate. Dave Kent Bobcaygeon

UPROAR OVER TREE REMOVAL

There are numerous residents, individuals & businesses in the town of Bobcaygeon who are very concerned about the number of trees that have been recently cut down/removed from the streets in Bobcaygeon. We have also noted that several others are marked for cutting! We feel that this is a very serious undertaking that Hydro has commenced in our town and are urgently requesting that this stop until all the information is available to us for open discussion. • Regulations: per cutting/removal • Decision: who approved removals was there even a discussion? • Criteria: per tree removal • Environmental: impact/study performed? • Number of trees: total number to be removed • Property owners: actual liability if they refuse cutting in writing prior to Hydro knocking on their door. The City’s website states: “the protection, conservation, and enhancement of natural systems.” Our trees need more respect before it is too late & so do the tourists, residents and businesses of Bobcaygeon!

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Please advise if you [Mayor Andy Letham] are willing to meet the concerned residents/business owners/ constituents in your City as soon as possible. Donna Wood Bobcaygeon

Editor’s Note: We spoke with Nancy Clark at Hydro One about the tree cutting throughout Bobcaygeon. Over the next two months, Hydro One’s trained arborists will be undertaking “vegetation maintenance.” This is undertaken to ensure the safety of the hydro crews and the public, and to ensure that lines and equipment remain viable for distribution of power. Clark says they work with the property owners to discuss what needs to be done. She stressed that they make every attempt to only have to trim the trees but in some cases, it is safer to remove them. Falling trees and limbs account for more than 30 percent of power outages in the province. Hydro One’s ongoing commitment is to improve service to customers while meeting their environmental goals and reducing risk to their employees who repair the equipment

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Update on Tommy Anderson Community Ice Rink Another amazing outdoor skating season was enjoyed by so many people of our community!! A special thank you goes out to Steve Blodgett who has taken the lead on overseeing and doing all the elements involved with taking care of the outdoor ice rink. The ice was up and running by Christmas this year, only to be lost in the freezing rain, rebuilt again until the last warm spell. Mother Nature sure plays havoc, but Steve endures. Like most community endeavors, it takes many hands to make things work. Additional thanks go out to Murray Junkin, Home Hardware, Jermyn Lumber, Parker McDonald, Fritz Mattern, Jeff Patterson, Dave (Iceman), Crazy Monkey, Wayne Shea, Steve Pillsworth, Blodgett Electric, Corey Marina, Samuel Blodgett and all others who pitched in. Most, thanks to all who used it. You make it all worthwhile. Ruth Pillsworth (Previous Rink Co-ordinator)

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Community Foundation of Kawartha Lakes By Pat Warren

Emerald Ash Borer Plan By Pat Warren

With an estimated 24,000 ash trees in the City of Kawartha Lakes, the threat of the Emerald Ash Borer is a reality. Students and faculty from the Urban Forestry Course at Fleming College teamed up with city staff to develop a high-level plan to manage the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). The students presented information to Council about this pest. It was first seen in the Detroit area in 2002 and has gradually moved north. The EAB is very prolific and each female can produce up to 200 eggs with a 90% survival rate. This pest eats the nutrient rich area of the tree, causing the tree to die and dry out. That makes it more of a threat during windstorms and other weather-related events. During the presentation to Council, a 5-step plan was discussed by the students. The first phase would be public education not only in the identification of trees infected with the pest, but also to reduce the risk of spreading the disease to other areas. For instance, infected trees can be burned as firewood, chipped or re-purposed but wood should never be transported out of a local area. The price tag for removing all the ash trees in the City would be more than $3.1 million. A preventative proactive approach, however, would be less expensive. This could be done by removing any large, high-risk trees and by trimming others. The plan also showed it was better and less expensive to do the work by staff rather than contracting out. Councillor Elmslie said that he recently read that due to climate change, trees from other parts of the world might be appropriate for growing here. Fleming students and staff agreed and said it was important to test other species for resilience.

At the City of Kawartha Lakes Council meeting on Tuesday, April 11, the Community Foundation of Kawartha Lakes steering committee pitched Council on the idea of partnering on a Community Foundation. Committee representatives Mike Perry and Marlene Morrison-Nichols presented the benefits to the municipality of how the initiative would fill gaps, funding projects that otherwise may not happen. They also assured Council that the Community Foundation would not replace or compete with other foundations. The plan would leverage funds from the community to help complete projects in many areas such as the environment, arts, health, youth entrepreneurship, agriculture and even infrastructure. Helping the municipality complete projects by securing funding would improve the bottom line, thus lowering taxes. “It’s a paradigm shift and a game changer for municipal funding,” said Perry. There are 200 communities across the country, including Peterborough, that have started a Community Foundation with seed funding from their municipalities. Perry and Nichols asked COKL for $70,000 over three years, the same amount that Peterborough and others have started with. This has allowed these foundations to raise and leverage funding from major philanthropists, legacy giving and other donations. In just a few years, millions of dollars have been raised allowing completion of many community projects. Council made a motion to send the request to staff for a report back to Council.

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occurred throughout many parts of the City. These new changes will enhance the Call Centre that is accessed by dialing 705-324-9411. Along with this upgrade, a self-service directory of commonly accessed City departments will be available. Another improvement is the creation of Corporate customer service standards that will be presented to Council in June. To allow for more convenient online service, later this summer will see the launch of new City, Library and Tourism websites. The websites will allow for enhanced online services such as e-commerce, subscriptions to news and updates and a robust community calendar. Members of the public are welcome to share comments or suggestions about the City’s customer service through the website at www.city. kawarthalakes.on.ca (click on “Contact Us” in the top right hand menu), in person with Customer Service Representatives at any Municipal Service Centre, or contact Lee Anna Thornbury, Manager of Customer Services at 705-324-9411 extension 1201.

BIG ISLAND HARVEST By Glenna Burns

Curve Lake First Nation requested that Trent Lakes and Selwyn Township councils pass resolutions supporting their historical right to harvest on Big (Chiminis) Island in Pigeon Lake. Mayor Bev Matthews of Trent Lakes suggested a meeting with the Big Island Management Advisory team on April 20 at 2:00 pm would be a good time to further pursue this request. Curve Lake First Nation council is seeking resolutions from area municipalities in support of their long awaited application for a community water system. Both Trent Lakes and Selwyn councils later passed resolutions to support the Curve Lake First Nation need for clean water. Peterborough Public Health and the Children’s Aid Society have also endorsed the application. It was suggested that the next Tri-Council meeting be held on Big Island. A traditional First Nations AGENT drumming ceremony and debris clean up were proposed.

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prevention through developing social connections with community members and agencies. The Peterborough Risk Driven Situation Table was launched in 2016 and meets to address acute risk situations and their root causes. Each week, the OPP meet with a wide range of community agencies including mental health workers, school administrators, First Nation support groups, and hospital reps. Their success rate has been impressive. As crime rates continue to decline, police are seeking new roles for their services in our communities. There was a 13.94 percent decline in call volume to Trent Lakes alone when compared to the previous four years. Inspector Tatchell said that policing requires increased collaboration with community partners. He sees the central role of police as “helping people get into contact with the right social agency.” He was “quite proud” of the week-long Canadian Mental Health training OPP members undergo yearly to give them more skills. The OPP have also received funding for a full-time mental health worker to accompany them on calls. Co-ordinating with the Four Counties Crisis agency reduces repeat calls for service, which is a positive outcome. Tatchell talked about working with municipal works departments to improve road surfaces in areas that saw frequent collisions often due to slippery conditions when wet. Flashing warning lights have been installed in areas where there have been frequent vehicle collisions with deer. Peterborough County OPP have ‘one of the more active marine patrols in the Central region’. Marine patrols for Big Island in Pigeon Lake will be increased this summer with many more night patrols of the area. ‘Borderless policing’ is also an initiative that is working. OPP dispatchers now look to see which officers are closer to answer calls more promptly, whether they are from the City of Kawartha Lakes or Peterborough County OPP.

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BAD NEWS/GOOD NEWS We are pleased to welcome a new regular contributor to The Kawartha Promoter! Pamela VanMeer, a respected journalist and president of Kawartha411 will provide her take on international and national news. She’ll offer up two sides to an issue -- it’s called Bad News/Good News for a reason. Are we losing our empathy? Imagine this. You are sitting on your couch reading a story to your 2-year old child. You’ve spent a perfect day outside playing and now, with their little rosy, chubby cheeks and wide eyes, it’s time for bed. Your heart is brimming with love for them. Then, this idyllic scene comes to an abrupt and violent end as a bomb hits part of your house. The sound was so loud your eardrums are ringing, you can barely see for the dust and debris. You hear a lot of screaming. You can’t find your kids and start to panic. Running through what remains of your house, you are stepping on nails and bricks, searching every corner looking for them. Then you spot ten, tiny toes sticking out from under the rubble. Frantically you dig at the debris and free your child, but it’s too late, they are gone. This is the scene that plays out every day in Syria; it’s their reality. Since the civil war began in 2011, an estimated 400,000 Syrians have been killed, according to figures issued by the United Nations last year. Yet the rest of the world has stood by and let this happen for years. The leaders of powerful countries have been wringing their hands. On April 4th, 2017 the Syrian government allegedly used Sarin gas on its own people. Thirty innocent children were among those who died a horrific death, hundreds more were wounded. A few days after this, US President Donald Trump bombed Syria. He sent 59 cruise missiles in retaliation for the regime’s use of chemical weapons against its own people. Some politicians and the general public at large have questioned this move and Trump’s motives. Some say we shouldn’t interfere. That it isn’t our problem. Why should we risk our own lives? I have a good reason … we are all human beings. There but for the grace of God go I. That’s why! I’m not saying I agree with war or violence. But sometimes the world needs to act for the greater good, to keep other people’s children safe. Without empathy, our humanity is dead. While other world leaders were busy doing nothing, Canadians from coast to coast have been busy trying to help Syrian Refugees. More than 35,000 Syrian refugees have arrived in Canada since November 2015. The New Canadians Centre in Peterborough welcomed more than 30 Syrian refugee families by March 31, 2017. They match every new family with a volunteer support group to provide a welcome reception, social connections and activities, orientation to the community, assistance with childcare, transportation to appointments and assistance with finding permanent housing. Most of the people working with these families are volunteers. They are giving their time and showing empathy. A second Syrian family is expected to arrive in Bobcaygeon later this month. Maybe empathy is alive and well after all.

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Our Syrian family, the Al Awads, have now survived their second winter in Canada and, like most of us, they are very much looking forward to spring and warmer weather. The entire Al Awad family continues to benefit from regular ESL sessions in their apartment delivered by a dedicated team of teachers. Yamama, the oldest of the Al Awad children, continues to thrive in her Junior Kindergarten class in Bobcaygeon and has become quite fluent in English. Her siblings Hadeel, Yaman and baby Mohammad are getting more accustomed to life in Bobcaygeon and have made every effort to enjoy the snow and outdoor activities during the past winter months with parents Mariam and Yousef. The exciting news is that the arrival of our second family is imminent. The Bobcaygeon Area Refugee Committee (BARC) has been working behind the scenes under the Family Link Program to bring Yousef’s sister, her husband and two young children here to Bobcaygeon. We are hoping that the Al Bashirs will be joining us in the next few weeks and we are anxiously awaiting news of their flight to Canada. The arrival of a second family means that BARC is looking for several additional volunteers to help in a number of areas. One pressing need will be for drivers to help with the many transportation needs that arise with our new families. Anyone interested in helping with transportation as a volunteer driver is asked to contact Peter Howard at 705-738-4432 or at sharon_e_ howard@hotmail.com for more information. BARC is accepting donations for those who would like to support our second Syrian family. Cheques can be made out to Trinity United Church with BARC clearly written in the memo line. They can be mailed or dropped off at Trinity United Church, 44 William Street, P.O. Box 426, Bobcaygeon, Ontario, K0M 1A0. Income Tax receipts will be issued for amounts over $25.

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BOOGIE FOR A CAUSE

“The best rockin’ rhythm ‘n blues boogie band around” is coming to Lindsay for a great cause. The Enforcers will be performing at a Spring Dance to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kawartha LakesHaliburton at the Victoria Park Armoury on Saturday, April 22 from 8pm until 1am. Tickets are $15 each and available at BBBS or Pita Pantry/Common Grounds in Lindsay. You can get more information at 705-324-6800.

cancer and raising funds for pediatric cancer research. A presentation in each school takes on a serious side about how important it is to support pediatric cancer research. There’s a team video, a few heads are shaved and ponytails cut, then the fun is turned on. Students are involved in ice cream eating contests against their favorite police officer, showing the lighter side of police officers in their community. To date, Pedal for Hope has raised over $4 million dollars for pediatric cancer research. The 2017 Goal is $375,000. You can donate online, or pledge a participant or team. Find out more at www.cancer.ca/pedalforhope.

PEDAL FOR HOPE HITS THE ROAD

Pedal For Hope is a 3-week, 1,000 kilometre cycling tour delivering a message about kids living with cancer and supporting Pediatric Cancer Research. Local police personnel, a retired N.H.L. hockey player and a great crew of support personnel have been dedicating time to this worthy cause. Starting April 24, the Pedal for Hope team cycles 1,000 kilometres, visiting approximately 46 local schools delivering a message about kids living with

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A few hours a month can make a difference in the life of an isolated senior or adult with special needs. We’re recruiting volunteers to offer confidential, one-to-one companionship and support to individuals who are ill, lonely or isolated. Volunteers keep in touch through regular home visits or telephone calls. If interested in becoming a Friendly Visiting volunteer with Community Support Services call us to find out more. 705-324-7323 or 1-800-461-0327 x 231 info@ccckl.ca www.ccckl.ca Caring for the Communities of Kawartha Lakes TM

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FILMS BY THE FALLS

Film and art meet at the next presentation of the Kawartha Lakes Film Circuit -- Films by the Falls. The feature film “Maudie “ will run on April 25 at Fenelon Falls Secondary School. It is rated 14A. The film is a biography of one of Canada’s most well-known folk artists set in the Canadian Maritimes in the 1930s. This 13-year project has evolved into a raw, genuine and artistic masterpiece. The maritime scenery and replication of Maudie’s home come to life as do the simple images from the brush in the arthritic hands of Maud Lewis. The pre-show event is a pop-up art gallery featuring local artists Naomi Taylor, Gail McFadden, Ian Ball and Hanneke Koonstra. Doors open at 6:30pm with the feature presentation at 7:30pm. Tickets are on sale for $10 at the Box Office on the evening of the screening, or in advance at Sweet Bottoms Coffee House in Fenelon Falls.

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TSW BRIDGES UNDER REPAIR

In the coming weeks, Parks Canada will be conducting spring maintenance at some of our swing bridges and sites along the Trent-Severn Waterway, in preparation for the 2017 navigation season. This includes preventative maintenance tasks like washing and greasing swing bridges and conducting visual inspections to ensure their safe operability. Drivers can expect some traffic delays of about 10 minutes between April 10 and mid-May to swing bridges including the Bobcaygeon Swing Bridge and the Bolsover Swing Bridge. Motorists are invited to plan their routes accordingly in order to avoid delays. To accommodate school bus traffic, efforts will be made to keep bridge delays between 9:00 am and 2:30 pm. Parks Canada wishes to thank bridge users for their patience during the maintenance period.

A GARDEN OF WILDFLOWERS

The Coboconk and Norland Horticultural Societies are pleased to host Miriam Goldberger to talk about Wildflowers on Wednesday, April 26 at Pioneer Baptist Church in Norland. Long before “Green” or “Sustainable” became the powerful buzzwords they are today, Miriam Goldberger began growing wildflowers and fell madly in love with the beauty and practicality that native plants bring to our lives. She is the founder and co-owner of Wildflower Farm, a wildflower seed production company in Ontario. It’s a magical 100 acres where the wildflower gardens and meadows thrive without irrigation or pesticides and are a pollinators’ paradise. A $10.00 cover charge, payable at the door, will include light refreshments. The event begins at 1pm. Seating is limited to 100 participants. For reservations, please email louiseloree@gmail.com or call Lou at 705-454-3636.

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GREAT DEALS, GREAT CAUSE

Have you ever wondered what happens to some of that furniture you ordered that arrives with small imperfections? Southern Comfort has worked with their manufacturers to redirect those potential returns to local charitable organizations. A Place Called Home is one of those organizations. And now, with their limited storage space bursting at the seams, they’re hosting a Silent Auction of some of that furniture. “Anyone who wants to get some high-end, highquality items at silent auction prices, is going to want to get in on this opportunity,” says Zita Devan, the volunteer event convenor for the Auction. The silent auction of 17 items, including Uttermost table lamps and larger furniture pieces by Hooker, takes place at the Lindsay Square Mall on April 27, 28 and 29. The auction is open during mall hours, but bids close at 4pm on the 29th. “We thank Southern Comfort for helping us turn this worthwhile donation into an event,” says Devan. “Since we have to raise more than $100,000 over and above our funding, this will go directly to the costs of running the hostel. It’s a win-win situation.” A Place Called Home is a charitable, non-profit organization that has been providing shelter and 24/7 support services to the homeless -- and those at risk of becoming homeless -- since 1995. They operate a 19bed shelter for youth, adults, couples and families who have found themselves with no safe place to go at the end of their day. You can find out more at www.apch.ca.

AUTHOR SERIES WELCOMES WILLS

As part of the Canada 150th Author Series, Kawartha Lakes Public Library is pleased to welcome author Gabriele Wills back to her ‘hometown’ where she will talk about her trilogy set in the nearby Muskokas on April 26. Research, particularly into social history, inspires her novels. Ms. Wills’ presentation, “The Muskoka Novels: Fact in Fiction”, includes 118 vintage and other photos to illustrate her process of turning history into story, particularly from the perspective of women. The Muskoka Trilogy covers 20 years of unprecedented changes, from the Edwardian Age of

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Elegance through the cataclysmic Great War and the social upheaval of the glittering Jazz Age. They are stories about a generation tested by extraordinary times. Ms. Wills has had a varied career as an educator, literacy coordinator and website designer. She has been an active community volunteer, particularly in heritage preservation and the arts but writing fiction has always been her passion. The event starts at 2pm in the Meeting Room of Lindsay Library with her informative presentation followed by a social time to meet the author and enjoy light refreshments. Support for this special event has been provided by the Friends of the Lindsay Library.

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CELEBRATE SUNDAY.. June 11th at Kawartha Settlers’ Village when the past comes alive with Settlers’Day: featuring historical demonstrations and Displays, antique car and truck show, entertainment, wagon rides, children’s activities and so much more.

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The Promoter Crossword # 198– By CharonYo Ho Ho and A Bottle of Rum

Across 1 Stevenson's pirate with a 19 parrot (4,4,6) 10 Glowing coal (5) 20 11 Pirate ship's accountant? (9) 12 Fire truck team (7) 22 13 Country where today's pirates often originate (7) 25 14 Natural fertilizer source (5) 27 16 Church of England followers (9) 28

29 Punishment for pirates' prisoner (2,4,3,5) Down 2 Indispensable in music (9) 3 Italian lake or Irish police (5) 4 ___ ___ Waterfront (Brando movie) (2,3) 5 Can't do without (5) 6 Sheep counter perhaps (9) 7 What some online videos go (5) 8 Enjoys a book again (7) 9 One for the pot? (3,3) 15 Surplus population leaving a city (9) 16 Feel unwell (3) 17 Band's booking (3) 18 Be a part of or relate to (9) 19 Firmly established (4-3) 21 Not wide (6) 23 Cat call? (5) 24 Sacred choral work (5) 25 Ride a bike (5) 26 Ribbed fabric (5)

Pirate's prosthesis perhaps (6,3) Castrated cockerel, fattened for food (5) All at once, as a payment (4,3) Party food provider (7) Census item (9) Insect's final stage (5)

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PRIMARY LAKERS TAKE FIRST

Submitted by Bonnie Tokar

The Bobcaygeon Public School Primary Lakers participated in the Trillium Lakelands County Basketball Tournament on Monday, April 10 and won first place. The students played five games against surrounding school areas, showing perseverance, great sportsmanship, and great skills during their games. Congratulations to: Ady Ingram, Heidi Anderson, Avah Sedore, Beverley Harrison, Mikayla Grills, Kayla Thorton, Emily Shaw, Alyssa Pinnoy, David McNelly, Carson Cameron, Dawson Anderson, Brady Scarlett, Andrew Stephan, Lucas Atwell, Ben Atwell, and Colton Kulz. Way to go, Lakers!

Children’s Poster and Letter Writing Contest

Kawartha Lakes Health Care Initiative (KLHCI) is holding a children’s poster and letter writing contest to promote Family Doctor Appreciation Week. Students in Grades K-6 are encouraged to draw a picture or write a letter to their family doctor. Who is he or she? What makes them special to you? What would you like to thank your family doctor for? There are many ways to show your appreciation! The 8th annual Family Doctor Appreciation Week is being held June 5 to 9, 2017. The week will honour the many wonderful family doctors practicing in the City of Kawartha Lakes. Family doctors are essential to the health and vitality of our community and we hope that all citizens will take the time to extend their gratitude for the day-to-day and lifelong commitments that these doctors make. All entries will be judged in two categories: Grades K-2 and Grades 3-6. First place winners in the poster contest from each category will have their artwork published in local newspapers and receive a prize courtesy of Tradewind Imports – Toys & Gifts in Lindsay. First place winners in the letter writing contest from each category will have their letters pre-recorded and aired on 91.9 BOB FM throughout the week of June 5 to 9 and receive a prize courtesy of Tradewind Imports – Toys & Gifts in Lindsay. The rules are available by contacting the KLHCI office at 705-328-6098, on the KLHCI website at www.KawarthaLakesDoctors.org, or can be picked up at any City of Kawartha Lakes Library Branch. All entries must be received by Friday, May 12, 2017.

Annual General Meeting Sunday May 7 - 2pm

Highlights: 2016 activity review, financials statements, and 2017 plan. Everyone welcome, light refreshments available. Kawartha Settlers’ Village 85 Dunn St. Bobcaygeon 705-738-6163

Presented by The Bobcaygeon & Area Chamber of Commerce

Awards of Excellence N O M IN E E S BUSINESS ACHIEVEMENT CREATIVE ARTS Embers Grill House Kelly Burrows Federico House Bed James Barrett and Breakfast Sarah Quick Bobcaygeon Day Care Robert Shedlowich Kawartha Dairy HOSPITALITY Crazy Monkey Tree Removal Avian Woods Bed R.J.Brown Insurance and Breakfast Buckeye Surf and Snow Federico House Bed Just for the Halibut and Breakfast Stewart Morrison Insurance Eganridge Inn and Country Club CITIZEN OF THE YEAR Southwinds Resort Aaron Shaw Princess Motel Ruth McIsaac Birch Point Marina Larry Jones NOT FOR PROFIT Josh Wilson Impact 32 Kent Leckie Mieke Schipper Joyce Jackson Bobcaygeon Horticulture Victor Festing Truth and Reconciliation EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR Bobcaygeon Lions Club Jody Taylor Bobcaygeon Kinettes Jessica Jackson NEW BUSINESS Patrick Telford ACHIEVEMENT Ann Craig Caygeon Dental Clinic Wayne Shea 76 North Street TOURISM AWARD My Favourite Things Aaron Shaw Egg Smart Federico House Bed Viva Valeur and Breakfast Gwendolyn Hoare Impact 32 Kawartha Mediums, Joe Pollard Zen Den Farmers Market Gina Conti Dave Poole Kawartha Settlers' Village

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CAA WORST ROADS NOMS OPEN By Deb Crossen

ART CONTEST WINNER: Emma Graham, a Grade 12 student at Haliburton Highlands Secondary School, was the 2017 winner of the Library Award as part of the Kawartha Art Gallery Secondary School Juried Show. Her piece “Down the Rabbit Hole” was inspired by her love of the story “Alice in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll and was part of an art project on altered books introduced by Emma’s art teacher. Kawartha Lakes Public Library is pleased to display “Down the Rabbit Hole” in the Children’s Services area of Lindsay Library.

My husband is a funny guy. He makes up words and names for different things. He calls Bobcaygeon “Bumpcaygeon” because of the potholes around the town. Many of us don’t do anything about it, like calling the City to have the holes fixed. Maybe this will ring a few bells at City Hall. Voting is now open for the annual CAA Worst Roads campaign. It’s not only about the potholes, though, roadways can be nominated for poor or non-existent cycling or walking areas or even poor road signs. CAA South Central Ontario recently conducted a member survey on the perception of local road conditions. Sixty-nine percent of respondents indicated that there is a road in their local community or on their commute that requires repair and 71 percent of these members indicated that they have never taken action to get the road repaired. The top voted CAA Worst Roads from 2016 were found in Prince Edward County, Timmins, Thunder Bay, St. Catharines, Hamilton, Sudbury and Toronto. Votes for CAA’s Worst Roads can be cast at www.caaworstroads. com until May 1st. Once voting is closed, CAA will compile a list of the Top 10 Worst Roads in Ontario and the worst roads in regions across the province. The regional top five lists will help shine a light on the state of local roads in municipalities across Ontario. CAA will present the list of 2017 Worst Roads to local and provincial officials to help inform future funding and planning decisions. Participants will be entered weekly into prize draws, concluding with a grand prize draw to win free gas for a year.

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WHERE DID I PUT THAT?

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Enjoy your lifestyle worry free. We are specialist in Cottage, RV, Watercraft and ATV Insurance. While you are out enjoying your home away from home, let us protect what matters most. Join us at the Kawartha Lakes Country Living Show, April 28, 29 and 30th and let’s talk about your insurance.

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How many times have you cleaned out your kitchen cabinets and found multiple containers of the same spice? Or reached waaaaaay back to get something out of your bathroom vanity cabinet? These are common problems in most homes, but there is something you can do about it! I’m talking about making the most of your storage space, getting more organized and best of all, making access easier. Gliding Shelf Solutions owner, Tyler Rushlow, uses his 10 years of experience to help people get the most of the space they have. “Gliding shelves are most often used for kitchens,” he says, “especially to get easier access to pots and pans. But pantry cabinets are also a good place to use them. It can help you get organized and know what you have on the shelves.” But it’s also about making things easier to reach and use. As we all get older, various physical limitations can affect our ability to bend, reach and lift. Anyone who has struggled to get that cast iron skillet out from the bottom of the cabinet will know what I mean. A gliding shelf can bring that cast iron skillet right to you. (Now, if it could only cook the steak, too!) And under the bathroom sink? That’s another place that Tyler sees applications for his products. They’ll work around the pipes and p-traps under the sink to give you storage solutions that suit your needs.

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It’s Easy Being Green

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One day, there were a few crows eying my garbage at the end of my driveway. As they started getting closer and were about to start making a big mess I remembered that crows are clever, social beings. So I opened my front door and heckled them, and then gave them the “stink eye” for a few minutes. It worked. Somehow. Until the next week, and many weeks to follow when I wasn’t there to shoo them away. Getting annoyed with the mess I started asking around to see how everyone else kept them away. I heard things like building a box for the end of the driveway, using

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a garbage can, and even spraying bags with a pepper or bleach solution (not safe for the truck drivers or any wildlife guys). I didn’t want to do any of that. Then it dawned on me that they wanted my food scraps. If I could eliminate food scraps out of our garbage, they wouldn’t want our garbage at all, but how does one do that? Composting - that’s how! Well, I had heard composting is one of the greenest things you can do, so this was the nudge to get me started. With the help of my husband I put together a box out of old 2x4’s, started putting all of our fruit and veggie scraps into a pail on our counter, and then taking them out to the compost box. Twice a year when I rake the lawn, I add some leaves into the box and, like magic, the scraps just melt away into dirt. I didn’t get rid of the crows though. Turns out they prefer things that can’t be composted, like meat. But, with less “wet” garbage, the mess was much easier to clean up. It also reduced our garbage by about 50 percent, making it easier to carry to the curb. And, I was reducing my carbon footprint and putting valuable materials back into the soil! Crows-0 Me-1 Planet-1

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KAWARTHA CREDIT UNION CARES

The Kawartha Credit Union’s Community Involvement Program is taking a role in patients’ safe surgery and strong recovery. Michelle Finley, Kawartha Credit Union’s Lindsay Branch Manager and Rose Joudrie, Member Service Representative from the Little Britain Branch visited RMH earlier this month to present a cheque for $5,000 to the RMH Foundation. The Kawartha Credit Union’s gift will contribute

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toward the cost of new orthopedic surgical tools and new cardiac monitors. Thanks to the generosity of donors such as Kawartha Credit Union, the Foundation has reached 96.7% of its total fundraising goal of $185,500. “The Hospital doesn’t receive provincial funding to cover the cost of this equipment. That’s why it’s so important to have the support of donors and organizations such as the Kawartha Credit Union,” said Erin Coons, Executive Director of the RMH Foundation. “The circle of care involves all of us.”

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Nature Explorer Summer Camp

Parents are encouraged to register early for the Nature Explorer Summer Camps, with the first of four one-week summer camps offered at Fleming College and Ken Reid Conservation Area already more than half-full. The four, one-week camps offered in partnership between Fleming College and Kawartha Conservation will be held in July and August. The week-long summer camps focus on fun, hands-on activities around environmental education

and outdoor skills. Campers are going to explore wildlife, get their hands dirty, participate in activities that teach outdoor skills, conduct water measurements and explore aquatic life, undertake experiments and much more. Week A camps will be held from July 17 to July 21 and August 21 to 25, while Week B camps will be held from July 24 to 28 and August 14 to August 18. For more information on the Nature Explorer Summer Camp, visit www.frostcampus.wixsite.com/ naturecamp or contact Nancy Aspden at 705-328-2271 Ext. 218 or email Naspden@KawarthaConservation. com.

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April 21 to May 4 Melodie McCullough

Aquarius (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19): Success is sweet, Aquarius. Always remember success does not often come without struggle -- and knowing you have overcome those trials, makes success all the more sweeter. Pisces (Feb. 20 to March 20): “Without new experiences, something inside of us sleeps. The sleeper must awaken.”: Frank Herbert. Pisces, are you ready to be awakened? It’s Spring, the best time of year for searching and enjoying all the wondrous new experiences waiting for you. Aries (March 21 to April 20): Your inner strength may be tried during this phase, Aries. Gather fortitude from friends and family on whom you can depend. Do not let fear weaken you. You WILL triumph in the end. Taurus (April 21 to May 21): The pain of loss can be unbearable, Taurus, and we sense you are struggling with a deep pain at this time. Comfort sometimes comes from unlikely places and people. Keep an open heart for all opportunities that will help you heal. Gemini (May 22 to June 22): Love comes. Love comes in many different and, sometimes unusual, ways and places, Gemini. Romantic, or otherwise, let it lift you up! Cancer (June 23 to July 23): Perfection is most often unattainable, Cancer. Utopia is a dream world. BUT that does not mean we must give up the fight for perfection

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and Utopia! Strive always for excellence and change WILL come. Leo (July 24 to Aug. 22): Your good deeds and the values you exude do not go unnoticed, dear Leo. They may seem to be “under the radar”, but they matter most to the people who matter! Virgo (Aug. 23 to Sept. 23): Expect some unexpected financial compensation in the near future, Virgo. Perhaps you should put it away for a rainy day. But, then again, what’s the fun in that? Libra (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23): Your travel plans may have to take a back seat to more pressing issues, Libra. Don’t worry. There is still plenty of time to make those adventures happen. Just pace yourself. Scorpio (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22): Pride can be a funny thing, Scorpio. Of course it is good to have pride in oneself and one’s accomplishments. But a person can also get carried away, thinking their accomplishments are more important than anyone else’s. Don’t let YOU be that person! Sagittarius (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21): The storm is almost over, dear Sag. Keep looking forward with your eyes fixed on your goals, and you will not go wrong. Capricorn (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20): Never doubt your importance in the scheme of things. It may seem like you are not getting a lot of attention for your efforts, but underneath it all, hidden from view, you have many admirers, Capricorn.

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Community Care invites you to get involved in Trail Weekend and support many of the services and programs offered through Community Support Services, the Community Health Centre, and Hospice Services. Walk for Wellness on May 6: Proceeds will help to subsidize Community Care services such as Adult Day, Respite, Meals on Wheels, Foot Care, Community Dental Clinic and Transportation: part of caring for the communities of Kawartha Lakes Hike for Hospice on May 7: Proceeds will support Community Care’s Palliative and Bereavement programs offered through Hospice Services, which aims to ease the journey through critical illness and grief. Find out more at www.ccckl.ca.

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Health & Wellness Tips to Improve Your Mental Wellness

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We make a conscious effort to improve our physical health by incorporating good nutrition and daily exercise in our routines. When it comes to mental health, do you pay as close attention? Most individuals attend to their physical needs

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HIP RECOGNIZED FOR CANCER SUPPORT

The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) has recognized Kingston hometown heroes the Tragically Hip for their support of brain cancer research. A commemorative plaque was presented to the band in honour of their support for cancer clinical trials at the Canadian Cancer Trials Group (CCTG). CCTG, housed at Queen’s University in Kingston, is supported by a core grant from the Canadian Cancer Society. Since the announcement last year that the Hip’s frontman, Gord Downie, has glioblastoma (an aggressive form of brain cancer), many Canadians have shown their support through donations to CCS. “The Canadian Cancer Society is very grateful to the Tragically Hip and their generous fans for this donation of $400,000 for brain cancer research,” says Lynne Hudson, CCS president and CEO. “Clinical trials offer hope for people with cancer and provide an opportunity for researchers to find better treatments for others in the future. CCS is proud to be able to support clinical trials at CCTG across the country through donations from the public.” Clinical trials can help patients directly. For example, in collaboration with colleagues in Europe, CCTG conducted a trial to see if a chemotherapy drug called temozolomide along with radiation following surgery for glioblastoma could improve survival. The trial showed positive results, and this combination therapy is what Downie received at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto. Every day about 25 Canadians are diagnosed with some form of brain tumour. Glioblastoma is an aggressive disease and is the most common primary brain cancer in adults. Unfortunately, most adults with a diagnosis of glioblastoma survive only 1–2 years after diagnosis.

EPIPEN RECALL

Pfizer Canada Inc., the Canadian distributor of EpiPen® (epinephrine) Auto-Injector has announced a voluntary recall in consultation with Health Canada of one lot of EpiPen 0.3 mg (epinephrine) and one lot of EpiPen Jr 0.15 mg (epinephrine) Auto-Injectors distributed in Canada. In Canada, the recall impacts one lot (5GU763) of the 0.3 mg strength of EpiPen Auto-Injector expiring in May 2017 and one lot (5GR765) of the 0.15 mg strength of EpiPen Jr Auto-Injector expiring in March 2017. This voluntary recall is being conducted as a result of the receipt of two previously disclosed reports outside of Canada of failure to activate the device due to a potential defect in a supplier component. The potential defect could make the device difficult to activate in an emergency (failure to activate or increased force needed to activate) and have significant health consequences for a patient experiencing a lifethreatening allergic reaction (anaphylaxis). The incidence of the defect is extremely rare and testing and analysis across the potentially impacted lots has not identified any units with a defect. Patients should keep their existing product until their replacement product can be secured. Consumers with questions regarding this recall can contact Pfizer Medical Information at 1-800-4636001 between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. EST.

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PALLIATIVE CARE IN THE BUDGET

The Canadian Cancer Society is pleased to see the recent federal budget followed through on the government’s commitment to improving home and palliative care. Access to better palliative care is becoming increasingly urgent as Canada’s aging population faces an almost 40 percent increase in the number of new cancer cases by 2030. “About 8 out of 10 people who receive palliative care are cancer patients,” says Kelly Masotti, director, public issues, Canadian Cancer Society. This federal budget fulfills the government’s commitment to invest $11 billion over the next 10 years in home care, palliative care and mental health. However, money alone won’t alleviate the burden on the healthcare system or improve the lives of those affected by cancer unless it is accompanied by concrete plans for this investment. CCS has been advocating for better palliative care options with all levels of government in order to ensure that all Canadians can access affordable, highquality palliative care in the setting of their choice. “We are pleased to see the introduction of a new

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and more flexible caregiver benefit. This will allow for more Canadians living with cancer and their families to receive financial support when they need it most,” says Masotti. Caregivers support and provide key services to thousands of cancer patients every year in Canada while bearing significant personal and financial burdens. CCS is ready to work with the government to continue to eliminate barriers for Canadians who need caregiver support.

POWERFUL TOOLS

Caregivers, those who provide ongoing assistance to special physical and mental conditions, are getting more support from the Central East Local health Integration Network (Central East LHIN). There’s a new, free six-week workshop called Powerful Tools for Caregivers. Part of the SelfManagement Program, caregivers can learn the skills and tools needed to reduce personal stress, change negative self-talk, and communicate their needs to family members and health care providers. The LHIN will offer nine free workshop sessions between April and September 2017. By providing these Powerful Tools for Caregivers workshops, the Central East LHIN is supporting the Patients First: Action Plan for Health Care objectives of engaging and empowering patients and caregivers to improve their own health outcomes and experiences, and by creating a culture of health and wellness. Find out more at www.centraleastlhin.on.ca.

GENTLE CARE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Times are changing at Bobcaygeon Family Dentistry - Come check us out! “Our Dental Office Provides”

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Come meet our Exceptional Dental Team • Wisdom Teeth .... we offer laughing gas (nitrous Oxide) for your comfort • Professional Tooth Whitening ... to help get your whitest and brightest smile • Dentures and Denture repairs; non- surgical treatment of gum disease • Endodontics ... root canal treatment • Emergency Care ..... we provide treatment when you need it most

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GOPHER CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Dump runs Eavestrough cleaning Moving assistance Private security Monica Stanley 705-738-6364

HUGE GARAGE SALE Sat April 29 8:00AM – 12:00PM 174 Sturgeon Glen Rd, Fenelon Falls Cottage toys, Tools, Toys, Housewares, car and boat stuff. Just about everything and all priced to sell. Rain or shine.

Dow, Floyd Harvey Passed peacefully at Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay, Ontario on April 3, 2017 at the age of 74. Floyd is survived by his loving wife of 50 years, Willow Dorothy Elizabeth Dow (née Milne); children, Jennifer May Dow-Little (Michael Little) of London, ON, Heather Dorothy Dow (Robert Switzer) of Kingston, ON and his grandchildren, Mekenzie (12), Makayla (6), Liam (20), Andrew (18), Will (20), Hannah (14); siblings, Jean (Gord) of Seaforth, ON, Brenda (Barry) of Stratford, ON, Bruce (Joan) of Stratford, ON, Marlene (Ray) of Mitchell, ON and Joyce (Ralph) of Clinton, ON. He is survived by his many nieces and nephews, known by some as “Uncle Pink”. He is predeceased by his parents Dorothy Irene Dow and Harvey Kitchener Dow of Cromarty, ON. Floyd was born on December 21, 1942 in Stratford, ON to Dorothy and Harvey. He married Willow Dorothy Elizabeth Milne on April 1, 1967, the year of Canada’s Centennial, having met at the branch where they were employed (as assistant manager and Willow, a teller). After moving to Kemptville, Ontario, Floyd and Willow started their family, welcoming first daughter Jennifer and then Heather. Floyd’s career brought the family to Manotick, Ontario and then to Kingston but no matter where Floyd lived, he always encouraged his daughters to pursue their goals. Upon completing business management courses, he had a successful 25-year banking career followed by a 15year career as a dealership Financial Services Manager in Kingston.

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GREGG MACNEIL LANDSCAPING 705-793-9437 Interlocking brick, armour stone, retaining walls, decks, driveways, walkways, patios, stairs & repairs to all. www.greggmacneil landscaping.com

ORIGINAL MAN WITH TRUCK 15 yrs experience Lowest prices. Grass cutting, Painting, Garbage removal, property maintenance, long or short distance moves. No job too small! Bruce 705-738-6321 ____________________ LAWN CARE AVAILABLE Cut and trim, yard clean-ups. Reasonable. Reliable. Call Bruce 705-454-3498

They retired to their home in Nogies Creek, ON where they lived the cottage-life dream; enjoying years of boating on the Trent-Severn Waterway with family and friends. He was a consummate tinkerer and had amassed an incredible collection of tools, with a memory of each item’s location that could be recalled at any time. Like his father, Floyd had the farmer’s way of fixing anything, with varying degrees of success. When not outside, Floyd was passionate about history. He was an avid reader of WWI and WWII anthologies and historical books. Floyd would often sit in his chair, by the river, and read. Other interests included computers and technology which he combined with his love of ancestry; using the internet and available resources to locate past relatives. Pets were an important part of his life and he enjoyed his daily walks with Sparky. Floyd loved camping and frequented most Ontario parks to pitch a tent, play his banjo and sing old standards; often drawing a crowd of like-minded musicians. Cremation has taken place in Bobcaygeon, Ontario. A Celebration of Life will take place at Nogies Creek, Ontario in the spring. Floyd will be interred alongside his mother and father at Roy’s Cemetery in Fullerton, Ontario at a date to be determined. In lieu of flowers the family has asked donations be made to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada or The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation. The family is especially grateful to the doctors and nurses at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Peterborough Regional Health Center, and Ross Memorial Hospital’s Palliative Care Unit, who provided excellent care and support, during his short but valiant battle with a very rare form of Leukemia (Blastic Plasmacytoid Dendritic Cell Neoplasm). Friends may send condolences, make donations, or receive arrangement details by contacting THE HENDREN FUNERAL HOMES, MONK CHAPEL, 6 HELEN STREET, BOBCAYGEON at (705) 738-3222 or www.hendrenfuneralhome.com.

CERAMIC TILE Quality installations. Very reliable. Call Ted for an estimate 705-454-9826 ____________________ DOUGLAS CANOES Recanvassing, fibreglassing, Restored canoes for sale. Original canoe bookcases 25 yrs experience PH 705-738-5648 Em: farrdj@nexicom.net www.douglascanoes.ca ____________________ Wiggle Waggle and Walkies Dog Walking Service Call Lisa 705-731-1119 Bobcaygeon Local area.

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4 PIECE RATTAN SUNROOM SET From ‘Palma Bravo’ store. Table; chair and stool; love seat - light green. 2 sets of slip covers good quality. $450 Call 705-324-6378

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LAKEWOOD CONDOMINIUMS 1152 sqft 1 Bedrm / 2 Bath + Den in Secure Building Covered parking Laundry/Appliances Incl. $1750+Hydro. Call 705-731-6117 for details ____________________ COMMERCIAL SPACE available approx. 400 sq ft plus storage Bolton St. location, on-site parking Ideal for hair salon Avail June Call 416-906-7058/ 647-519-4658

WANTED ANTIQUES

Furniture,Glass, China, Military Medals etc. Duck Decoys, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Dollars, Gold, Coins, Pocket Watches etc. Anything old. R. Carruth. 705-887-1672.

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WANTED Batteries, electronics, steel,copper, aluminum, cars. Anything metal. FREE pick-up. Call Andy 705-793-2145 ____________________ WANTED: POP CULTURE ITEMS Vinyl records (rock, jazz, blues), rock memorabilia, pre-1990 comic books, toys, vintage costume jewelry, sterling & gold jewelry. All types of retro / mid-century items. House calls made at your convenience. Robert or Penny www.howlingdog.rocks 705-324-2699 ____________________ WANTED Canada & USA coins Silver dollar coins 1967 and earlier Silver & gold jewellery broken or not Sterling items eg. Birks Sterling flatware Jurgen 705-340-1504

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Local Events This section is only for Local Charitable Events. We do provide Not-for-profit rates for more in-depth advertising Adult Day Programs - Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls , Little Britain, Lindsay & Omemee. Call 705-324-7323 APR 22 & MAY 13 - Friends of the Library book sale downstairs in the Lindsay Library 10:30 am – 4pm APR 24 & 27 - Sexual Health Clinic: cervical screening, lowcost birth control, pregnancy testing, sexual health teaching; testing and treatment of sexually transmitted infections are also provided. For info or appointment, call the Health Unit1-866-888-4577, ext. 1205. APR 25 - Weekly Diners Club seniors luncheon, 70 Murray St., Fenelon Falls, noon. 705-324-7323 to reserve. APR 25 - SAGES exercises for seniors, Dunsford Community Centre, 9:30 a.m. 705-324-7323 for info. APR 26 - SAGES exercises for seniors, Fenelon Falls Seniors Citizens Club, 10 a.m. 705-324-7323 for info. APR 26 - monthly Diners Club seniors luncheon, Burnt River Community Centre, noon. Reserve: 705-324-7323. APR 26 - free blood pressure monitoring service, Burnt River Community Centre, 10:30 am. - noon. APR 26 & 28 - ‘Tobacco Talks’ Quit-Smoking Support Program/Drop-In, April 26, 4:30-5:30 pm, April 28, 9:30 am 4:30pm Health Unit, Lindsay. Drop-in or book appointment. For more info, call 705- 324-3569 APR 27 - Stroke Survivor Support Group meeting for stroke survivors, family and caregivers. Case Manor, 28 Bobcaygeon, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. 705-324-7323 ext 111 APR 27 - Basic foot care services for seniors and people with special needs,1027 Portage Rd., Kirkfield. Pre-booked appointments required. Call 705-879-4100 to inquire about foot care services and fees. APR 28 - SAGES exercises for seniors, Burnt River Community Centre, 9:30a.m. 705-324-7323 for info. APR 28 - Basic foot care services for seniors and people with special needs, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Bobcaygeon Senior Citizens Centre. Pre-booked appointments required, call 705-8794100. APR 28 - Basic foot care services for seniors and people with special needs. Pre-booked appointments. 705-8794100. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., 70 Murray St., Fenelon Falls. MAY 5 - Mini Bucks Euchre 7pm $5 For info call Roger 705738-6627 All welcome. MON - Bobcaygeon Senior Centre Mahjong 1 p.m. $3 MON & WED - Pickleball 7 - 9 p.m. Bobcaygeon Public School. $3/person. 1st TUES - Dunsford Seniors Club Pot Luck, noon; 1:30 pm for Euchre. 2nd MON - Lindsay Creative Quilters’ Guild Meetings Cambridge Street United Church, Lindsay 1–3:30pm TUES - “Expanding the World of Literacy After School Program” Kinmount library 4:30 pm. Call 705 488-3199 TUES - amateur photography club that meets alternate Tuesdays, 10 am, Bobcaygeon Library. $2. TUES - Omemee Legion Doubles darts @ 8pm. TUES - COFFEE TALK… “Creating a welcoming space for people to form friendships and supportive community.” Fellowship Room, Trinity United 10:30 -11:30 a.m. and join the conversation. 2nd TUES - The Kawartha Settlers Village Quilters meet at Wray House, Bobcaygeon. New members & guests welcomed. Contact: info@settlersvillagequilters.ca. 1st WED - Crime Fiction Book Club in the Carnegie Room, Lindsay Library to discuss works by certain authors. 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm. Call the Library for more info.

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LETS TALK ABOUT YOUR INSURANCE

Water Damage

Tips On Staying Dry This Season

sponsored by Stewart Morrison Insurance Water damage is now one of the leading causes of property damage in Ontario and across Canada resulting in an estimated $1.7 billion in damages. This is the result of many factors such as more severe and unpredictable weather patterns, aging infrastructure and our growing population. Common types of water damage include roof leaks from heavy rains or ice damning, basement flooding from sump pump failure or sewer backup, burst pipes due to freezing or aging systems and water leaks from appliances. These instances will generally be covered under a typical homeowners policy. Unfortunately, Canada now has 20 times the storms and floods than we did just two decades ago. Major floods represent almost 40% of all natural disasters ever recorded in this country and costs to repair property from water damage are also on the rise. Previously Canada was the only G8 country where flood insurance was not available to homeowners. Protection is now available to provide coverage for loss or damage resulting from overland water. This means coverage for losses to the exterior or interior of your dwelling from sudden accumulation or runoff of surface waters including torrential rainfall or spring thaw and from overflows from any body of fresh water. Water damage is serious business. It can be a big drain - financially, emotionally, even physically. Just one inch is all it takes to destroy sentimental or irreplaceable items, or to cause expensive structural damage. With a little know-how and some routine maintenance, you can stay ahead of the wave and keep unwanted water out. For some easy things you can do inside and outside your home to help keep you comfortable, safe and dry check out our blog at www.stewartmorrison.ca 34

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National Day of Mourning

On April 28, workplaces across Canada will take time to reflect on the lives lost in workplace accidents or those who have suffered occupational illnesses and injuries. It’s also a time to honour the many families and friends who have been deeply affected by these tragedies. And, most important, it is a day to focus on preventing future tragedies. According to the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, the most recent statistics from the Association of Workers’ Compensation Boards of Canada (AWCBC) indicate that in 2015, 852 workplace deaths were recorded in Canada. Among those dead were four young workers aged 15 to 19 years; and another 11 workers aged 20 to 24 years. Add to these fatalities the 232,629 claims accepted for lost time due to a work-related injury or disease and the fact that these statistics only include what is reported and accepted by the compensation boards, it is safe to say that the total number of workers impacted is even higher. By working together – with employers, workers and our health and safety partners – we can prevent worker injuries and deaths before they occur. Every worker has the right to return home safe and sound at the end of each workday.

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SPRING & SUMMER EVENTS

SILENT AUCTION Lindsay Square Mall April 27th to 29th Bidding closes on Saturday April 29th at 4pm FEATURING FURNITURE FROM

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