Friday, May 4, 2012
Your Community News Magazine
Volume 22, Issue 9
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY
FENELON FALLS HOME SHOW
Local Events • Health News • City Hall Distributed throughout the Kawartha Lakes Area
May 9 - 19, 2012
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Contents City Hall pg. 6
Fenelon Falls Home Show pg. 23
Mother’s Day pg. 10
Horoscopes pg. 31
Trades & Services pg. 17
Crossword pg. 32
Legion News pg. 34 Classifieds pg. 41 Local Events pg. 42 Health Section pg. 43 Cover Photo: STOCK
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The great thing about living with two curious little people is the fact they constantly report on anything and everything they read – from cereal boxes to current events in the newspaper. They have also taken to reading every issue of The Promoter. Recently they discovered the Fenelon Falls Home
& Cottage Show takes place this weekend and suddenly we need to have a multitude of home improvements done – from a new “bay window for our front room” to an addition built off Joan’s bedroom that would “walk out” to the backyard. “What about the dog, Mom? She could use a house too.” It is fun to dream what the house would look like if we renovated, excavated or even just updated the look of it. To be honest I’d settle for a clean home – one where things are tucked neatly into shelving instead of shoved into drawers, or simply ‘dropped’
at the front door when they walk through it. “We could all use more closet space, Mom.” Featuring more than 75 exhibitors, the Fenelon Falls Home & Cottage Show has something for everyone – whether you’re looking for a great contractor or a new backsplash for the kitchen in your waterfront home. “They even have entertainment for kids, Mom.” The Home & Cottage Show kicks off on Friday and runs through until Sunday. For more details see our Show Guide on pages 23-26 in this issue. See you there!
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BOBCAYGEON & AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE Held at the Lakeview Arts Barn, this was a great evening honoring the many dedicated people who live, work and volunteer to make this a great community. Congratulations to Citizen of the Year, Lori Ann Moffatt (top left, counter clock wise) and Maicey Benjamin for his hard work in promoting the Bobcaygeon Farmers’ Market.
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Village Voice SOLUTION TO BUDGET CUTS AT TSW SIMPLE
The solution to the proposed cuts to the Trent Severn’s operating budget is so simple, I can’t believe the politicians and bureaucrats haven’t figured it out yet. If they bought one less F35 we would have more than enough money to keep the Trent Severn running for another 189 consecutive years.
Sincerely, Maicey, Bobcaygeon
ps I would like to thank everyone who voted for me in the category of Outstanding Service/Volunteer Organization during the recent Bobcaygeon & Area Chamber of Commerce’s Awards of Excellence. I really appreciate it.
WETLAND PROJECT DEDICATED TO PRESERVING NATURAL TREASURE
The Provincially Significant Wetland project was started to address two main issues. First, some wetlands are being used as dumping grounds for all sorts of garbage. Because education is part of our mandate, we wanted to make the public aware of the great treasure we have in this community. Provincially significant wetlands are deemed so by the Ministry of Natural Resources because of unique plants and/or animals that are found in them or because of their importance to a waterway. By its nature a wetland has water moving through it slowly and therefore, acts as a great filter for nutrients in the water thus preventing an overload of things like nitrogen and phosphorus entering the lakes. Our municipality has over 50 wetlands designated as provincially significant, more than any other municipality in Ontario. We feel this is another reason we live in such a special area. It is important that they be respected. So the sign project endeavours to help prevent the dumping of garbage and to educate the public. On the sign is our website address which will provide information about these precious ecosystems.
The project to date has consisted of signing 9 wetlands using 20 signs. The project was a partnership between the Kawartha Field Naturalists, the Victoria Stewardship Council and the City of Kawartha Lakes. We would like to sign more of these wetlands but need to come up with the funding to do so. For more information go to www. kawarthafieldnaturalists.org and on the home page is a link to the Provincially Significant Wetlands page found on our website. The Kawartha Field Naturalists is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of our heritage. Meetings, guest speakers and field trips are the means of providing our members with the opportunity to broaden their knowledge and understanding of the natural environment. We are also involved in educating the general public, with an emphasis towards youth, so that they can become aware of the incredible natural beauty in our area.
Eric Davis, Kawartha Field Naturalists
CORRECTION
In the April 20 issue of The Promoter, we incorrectly stated on page 12 that fertilizer contains vast amounts of petroleum (GREEN IS IN: BUT IT’S HOW WE GET THERE THAT COUNTS). It should have stated that vast amounts of petroleum are used to manufacture fertilizer. We apologize for the error.
CORRECTION
In the April 20 issue of The Promoter, we incorrectly stated on page 31 the following: Becki Jory lives on Ledge not Quarry Road and she built her dream home three years ago and the deer yard is the largest in the county, not in Ontario. We apologize for the error.
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City Hall
By Gord Killen
COMMUNITY CARE GETS A BOOST
A presentation was made to Council by Catherine Danbrook, CEO, Community Care. Since 1989, under an agreement with the City, Community Care operates a public transportation system for disabled persons. The agreement has never been updated or amended since it was originally signed. It remains in effect, and makes the service a part of the City’s public transit system. The original intent of the agreement was to provide service to disabled persons living outside the Town of Lindsay. Originally the service had one (1) wheelchair accessible van. In the intervening 23 years, with changing community demographics and the changes in people’s needs for accessible transportation, as well as a stronger societal commitment to transportation for disabled persons, the CCCKL services have grown and diversified to meet riders’ needs. Their vehicle fleet is now 11 vehicles including specialized vans for wheelchairs and stretchers. I believe one of the major contributing factors to their success is that the drivers are primarily volunteers who are selected and trained by Community Care. Unfortunately, they have been running a deficit for 2011 and 2012 and are in need of Interim Financial Assistance from the City. Council approved a grant of $200,000 to be made to CCCKL to assist in offsetting that portion of the operating costs of their Volunteer Driver services not covered by Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Program payments. It was prorated to $150,000 for the period from April 1 to December 31, 2012. As well, Council approved
flat rates (per one-way trip) for trips with both origin and destination within Lindsay ($7.00), Bobcaygeon ($5.00), and Fenelon Falls ($6.50). All other trips are $0.42 per kilometer as well as a coordination fee of $8.00 per one-way. It was also decided in a separate motion that the Transportation Committee look into a longer-term solution regarding a public transportation system for seniors and disabled persons. I agree that a more equitable solution is needed so that Community Care does not have to return, cap in hand, to the City for funds. Community Care has been there for us since 1989 and is an important and vital resource for our seniors and disabled people. They need effective support from the City.
PILOT PROJECT APPROVED
Council approved a pilot project for the recovery of outstanding Provincial fines from other municipalities by attaching the charges to the relevant property tax account. The pilot project will involve the cities of Ottawa, Toronto, Mississauga, Belleville, the City of Kawartha Lakes and the County of Hastings. Should the project continue beyond the pilot stage, the City of Kawartha Lakes should enter into agreements with other municipalities interested in recovering outstanding fines. Locally, Staff has already been adding outstanding fines to property tax accounts where all of the owners are responsible for the fine. A number of cases have been successful.
COUNCIL APPROVES ZONING CHANGE
An application by Joan Young of Fenelon Falls, was tabled which proposes to change the zone category from the Agricultural (A1) Zone to the Agricultural Exception Fifteen (A1-15(H)) Holding Zone.The change would permit the operation of a Soil Processing and Screening Facility. Before taking a vote on this issue, Dr. Kerstin Kelly of Fenelon Animal Clinic addressed Council asking that the application be denied citing environmental issues related to the planned operation of the facility. After a period of discussion and noting that only 10% of the land would be used in the screening process, Council approved the change.
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BOBCAYGEON SPLASH PAD TO BE COMPLETED
Now that all capital funding requirements have been achieved, Council approved a motion to ask Staff to assist the Volunteer committee with co-ordination and completion of the splash pad project. You may recall that the Splash Pad will be located at Tommy Anderson Park in Bobcaygeon. Council also directed Staff to include a provision in future City operating budgets, estimated at $25,000, to cover the ongoing annual operating costs associated with the splash pad facility.
METERS ALLOCATED FOR CHARITY PARKING PROJECT
Councilor Gord James put forward a pilot project from the Lindsay Business Improvement Area suggesting that a one year trial for ‘Charity Parking Meters’ has been implemented in several municipalities. The concept is to designate and mark certain meters for specified charities and all parking collections from that designated meter are retained for that charity. The BIA would set up an application process and qualifications to determine what charities receive the funding, and consult with City staff prior to launching this project. It is recommended that a maximum of six meters be designated for this project. Councilor James also suggested that each of the designated nonprofit charities would have the option of decorating their parking meter(s) in the charity’s logo/colours. Apparently each meter within downtown Lindsay averages approximately $540 in parking revenue on an annual basis. Limiting the project to six meters maximum suggests a total reduction in annual parking revenue of $3,240.
COURTESY CARD IDEA WELCOMED
The City of Peterborough and the City of Orillia have implemented “courtesy cards” in order to better educate visitors to downtown areas of parking requirements and fees in a more “business-friendly” manner. The concept is to provide courtesy cards to vehicles where a meter has expired and provide a
grace period prior to issuing a parking ticket. The courtesy cards would state that additional time has been provided to the vehicle owner and that their visit and downtown shopping is appreciated. Again, Councilor James suggested that the City opt in as well.
WATER RATES INCREASED
For those of us whose water consumption is metered, we may be faced with an approximate water and wastewater rate increase of 7.3% for the year 2012, effective as soon as June 1. For those under the flat rate system it would mean $16.57/month (2012) versus $15.93 (2011). In order to insure safe and potable water for the consumer and to ensure that waste water is processed responsibly ensure the rate increase is necessary, says the City. A comprehensive preventive maintenance program is being established by the Water and Wastewater Division to replace or rehabilitate infrastructure that has reached the end of its life cycle. Now here is the rub! They tell us that there is also a need to conserve water and rightly so. Now, if all the taxpayers do the responsible thing and make every effort to conserve our usage it follows that the expected revenue to the City would decrease. If this were to happen, then the City will have no alternative other than to increase the rates again and again. Talk about being caught between a rock and a hard place.
CUTS AT TRENT-SEVERN TO HAVE DEVESTATING IMPACT ON TOURISM
by Melodie MCCullough
Cuts to the operations and services of the TrentSevern Waterway will mean only one thing for local tourism operators – a huge and devastating impact, with reduced employment and loss of livelihoods. That was the consensus at a recent meeting in Peterborough organized by the union which represents canal workers to let the voices of waterway stakeholders be heard.“Cutting back is not the solution,” said Randy Hinton, owner of the
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Kawartha Spirit cruise boat in Fenelon Falls. “It’s going to devastate the tourism industry. We’ll lose our school tours in the spring, and in the fall our fall colour tours.” As part of the recent federal budget, it was announced Parks Canada would be reducing the length of its boating season and hours of operation to “periods of highest requirements” for the entire length of the Trent-Severn and other canals systems to save money. The federal government has directed Parks Canada to cut $29 million from its budget. This will mean changes to the operating season for not only employees but boaters, marinas, boat operators and any business and community dependent upon tourism along the canals and waterways. Any operation cutbacks by Parks Canada will affect four canal systems: Trent-Severn Waterway, Rideau Canal system, and Sault Ste. Marie Canal system, all in Ontario; and the Chambley Canal system in Quebec. Details of the amounts of cuts to waterway and canal operations have not yet been announced by Parks Canada, but all lock operators and masters have received notice this week their jobs are in jeopardy, according to a Public Service Alliance press release. Mark Lowell, owner of Log Chateau Park campground north of Fenelon Falls, said tourism operators in the area have been trying to build the shoulder seasons and let people know “we are open for business”. But with the proposed cutbacks, the government is saying “we’re closed for business”, he said. “We
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should be lowering fees, expanding the hours, and allowing more use. All the communities north of Peterborough are tourism-driven. The economic impact of all these communities is attached to the waterway.” While the government has used cost-saving measurements to make its decisions, it has not considered the “social” measurements of what the waterway brings to the Kawarthas, said Jill Quast, owner, with her husband Frank, of Happy Days Houseboat Rentals in Bobcaygeon. She said that with a decrease in operations, people will lose their jobs. This could lead to employees leaving that job sector and cause a shortage of skilled marine workers down the road. Four years ago Parks Canada announced a $63 million re-investment over five years in the waterway, said Quast. “It’s not acceptable to reinvest that money and four years later take it back. We have something that is a national treasure that is very saleable. But you can’t offer half an invitation (for the season).” Christine Collins, national president of the Union of Canadian Transit Employees, travelled from Ottawa to address the meeting. She said, while no definite details regarding hours and season-length have been announced, Rideau Canal lock workers have received notice that their season will end Sept. 16 this year, compared to just after Thanksgiving in the past. She is concerned about the lack of consultation between stakeholders and the government. Parks Canada, “which is supposed to protect Canada’s heritage” has dictated, not consulted, and the impact will be felt by the thousands of families who depend on tourism and the economic spin-offs of the Trent-Severn Waterway, she said. “Think of bed and breakfasts, restaurants, tourism shops and community festivals established to serve the people who use the canals,” added Collins. “This government’s decisions are going to hit them hard. Our history, our heritage, our Canada should not be put in jeopardy by Parks Canada because of its shortcomings.” Organisers urged business owners to set up meetings, get their customers, friends and neighbours involved – everyone who will be affected – and contact their local Members of Parliament to voice concerns.
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The Trent-Severn Waterway travels 386 kilometres from Trenton to Port Severn on Georgian Bay. Last year it operated 11 hours a day, opened May 24 and closed after the Thanksgiving weekend.
TIME TO BUCKLE UP FIDO!
When you get in the car, do you fasten your seatbelt? Do you make the kids buckle up? What about your dog? Is their life not as important? Every year countless animals are badly injured or lose their lives because they were not properly restrained in a vehicle. Dogs riding in the back of pick-up trucks are particularly at risk. It isn’t law here in Ontario yet, but in BC the SPCA, the RCMP and ICBC RoadSense have teamed up for an awareness campaign on the safe way to transport your pet. The campaign urges pet guardians to take proper steps when transporting their animals. “A dog seatbelt is a simple and easy way to prevent your dog from becoming a projectile in the instance of an accident, causing both injury to you and themselves,” according to Danie Farrell of pawz N’ clawz in Bobcaygeon. “It’s simple to buckle them in if you have a seatbelt harness. Strap it on and click the buckle in. Come in and see us and we can help you find a harness to fit your special companion, and keep your pets safe.”
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Happy Mothers Day CREATE A UNIQUE GIFT FOR MOM SHE’LL TREASURE FOREVER
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coffee or tea to Mom this Mother’s Day in a mug you designed and painted yourself? Or how about giving her flowers in a vase you’ve painted with a message she’ll have and can use over and over again? At Pigment Ceramic Paint Bar, you can choose from a wide assortment of pieces you’d like to paint such as dishes, mugs, teapots, picture frames, spoon rests and coasters, for example. You paint it, we glaze and fire it, and your gift is ready in a day or two for pick up. Gifts don’t just have to be for Mom. Grandmothers will treasure a keepsake plate that has their grandchild’s hand or footprint on it or a serving bowl signed by all the kids. Every finished piece from Pigment is food, dishwasher and microwave safe. Pigment is located at 59 King Street East and is open 12-5 Wednesday -Sunday. 705-887-2291
The Best Mother In The World
We asked children aged from 7 to 10 to write and tell us why they have the best mother in the world. Here are the top two letters and winners of our Best Mom in the World Contest.
YOU ARE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOM IN THE WORLD
The best thing about you is you have made us a happy, happy and beautiful life. The best life anyone could ever have. That is why you are the most beautiful, awesome and terrific Mom in the world. I love you Mom.
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WHEN I GROW UP I WANT TO WORK WITH MY MOMMY
I like to call my mother, ‘mommy’. She has had four kids and she still is beautiful, wonderful, kind, smart, loving, caring and so much more. When I get hurt, my mom is always there to comfort me and to be there for me. She works two jobs and works her butt off every week. When she gets a day off, she never
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gets to rest because she is taking us to skating competitions, hockey and the dentist. Even if I don’t win at skating she tells me that I still did a good job and I tried my best. When I did my ‘Shoot the Duck’ trick in skating, she told me that she was so proud of me and that I’m the best skater in my group. My mommy buys me things that I don’t need, like my ipod, even when she doesn’t have the money to buy them. She’s so great that she will work around the problems to get it for me. At night mommy tucks me in and says; I love you from the moon and back a million times. At school, mommy pays for all of my school trips and when I get my report card back she hugs me and says that I did a really great job. When I grow up, I want to work with her because I know that she won’t be around forever. I want to spend all of the time I can with her because she is that special and important to me. My mom is always making sure that I am happy and have everything I need for home, school and skating. My mom is so awesome that it would be hard for anyone not to see that she is the greatest mom in the whole world. I love you mommy.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNERS, MADISYN BOTTAN AND REESE AND REEGAN ANDERSON Madisyn’s mother will receive a a relaxing and rejuvenating treatment at Southwinds Resort with Spa Retreat in beautiful Bobcaygeon. We hope you enjoy the beautiful and luxurious pedicure Southwinds has generously donated. Reese and Reegan’s mother will receive the decorating help she needs with a one hour colour consultation with Cindy Marks of Town & Country Decorating Centre in Bobcaygeon. Reese and Reegan’s mom is invited to pick up the rest of her prize – a colour tester, gallon of Benjamin Moore Natura paint and a brush and roller kit.
furniture with a fresh coat of paint. Painted furniture can freshen up the look of any space—and you can easily change the color to coordinate with a room’s color scheme. Good candidates for painting are dressers, tables, bookcases, mirror frames, and non-upholstered chairs.
Choosing the Paint Colors for Your Furniture
Perhaps the most fun, creative part of painting your own furniture is choosing just the right hue to harmonize with the color scheme of the room the piece will live in. Keep in mind that darker colors will appear larger and might overwhelm a small room. Brighter colors and colors that contrast
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sharply with the walls and other furnishings will draw attention to a piece and make it the focus of the room, while lighter colors will help a piece blend in.
Preparing Surfaces for Painting
Preparing your furniture for painting is simple. Just follow these steps: •
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ough Sanding: Start with a R medium-grit sandpaper to remove traces of dirt and residues from polishing or waxing compounds, which may cause adhesion problems for the primer or paint. Repairing: Next, repair cracks, joints that have expanded, and nail holes with a good woodpatching compound. After the compound has thoroughly dried, sand it down to make it even with the surrounding wood. Fine Sanding: Using fine-grit sandpaper, emery cloth, or sanding block, lightly smooth the surface so that there are no drop-offs, or ledges, between sections of remaining finish and bare wood. Then wipe the entire surface with a damp, clean cloth to remove any remaining traces of dust and particles. Priming: Unless you are repainting a previously painted piece, you should prime the surface, particularly when bare wood has been exposed. In some cases, spot priming will do. Benjamin Moore’s Fresh Start Primers are an excellent choice.
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gloss finish that can be easily wiped clean. Benjamin Moore’s Aura paint is ideal for these projects.
How to Paint Your Furniture
The actual painting is the simplest and easiest step in the process. First, paint the larger, flat surfaces. Start near a corner, but not on the very edge, and work outward, brushing with the grain. Be sure to not overload your brush with paint. If you want a thicker coat, let the first coat dry before repainting rather than using too much paint the first time. Continue by painting the edges and trim. If there is too much paint on the brush when you brush up to or over an edge, some of the paint might run over, so be especially careful and wipe any drips or overflow immediately with a clean, damp cloth. Finally, all that’s left to do is let it dry and enjoy the beautiful results!
You are invited to a special
Mothers’ Day Service on May 13, 2012 at 10:30 am at Village Baptist Church, 25 King St. W., Bobcaygeon
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Before they head to the dock, cottagers will be hitting the town! Make sure your business gets noticed in the May 18 issue of The Promoter. We’re gearing up for a great issue featuring howtos for grilling and saucing, what to do and what to wear. PLUS IT’S DIVA NIGHT IN FENELON FALLS! Don’t miss out on this annual extravaganza for ladies. For more details contact Pat @thepromoter.ca, 705-7386188 and BOOK YOUR SPACE TODAY! ADVERTISING MATERIAL DEADLINE MAY 9
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MP BARRY DEVOLIN WORKING TO LESSEN IMPACT OF BUDGET CUTS ON TRENT SEVERN WATERWAY Local MP Barry Devolin says reducing the budget at Parks Canada by $29 million is imminent, however, how that is going to happen has not yet been determined. Mr. Devolin and his colleagues have asked Federal Minister Peter Kent if they can “slow down the process” in an effort to lessen the impact that cuts have on operations at theTrent Severn Waterway. “We told the Minister
we need more time to examine and discuss various options with our constituents and stakeholders to find solutions as to how we can best cut costs while minimizing impact,” Mr. Devolin said. He and Peterborough MP Dean Del Mastro as well as MPs from Simcoe North and Northumberland, met with Minister Kent earlier last week. “The Minister heard us and we’re currently working on solutions as to how we can best implement change. Unfortunately, nothing has been determined which
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leaves everyone feeling uncertain and this causes a great deal of anxiety. We are working to develop solutions that will help us move through this period quickly.” Approximately two weeks ago Parks Canada announced it was facing $29 million in budget cuts. Details have not been revealed as to how and where the reductions will be implemented. “When you have to cut costs, you have to consider several factors. This could mean a reduction in operations in the shoulder seasons when fewer boats are going through the Trent system,” Mr. Devolin said. “We are also trying to identify other streams of revenue that will help to pay for services.There are ways to find solutions, and we’re certainly working on them.” Business owners in Bobcayeon and Fenelon
Falls among other areas, have expressed concerns about the possible reduction in operating hours at the Trent Waterway. However, Mr. Devolin has said for this year there will be no changes in May, June, July or August. Changes could come in September and October. “We are looking at the shoulder seasons - May/June and September/October, not the peak times which are in July and August – when there isn’t as much traffic and it would make sense to reduce operating costs.” Mr. Devolin said he’s well aware the City of Kawartha Lakes, with its five locks, has some of the busiest traffic in the entire Trent Severn system. But, he also pointed out that taxpayers fund 86 per cent of the locks’ operating costs, with boaters paying 14 per cent. “One possible solution would be to increase user fees,” said Mr. Devolin.
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SACRED GATHERING CELEBRATES WATER
The Sacred Water Circle is committed to inspiring gatherings around the world to celebrate water. The first Gchi Nbi ~ Sacred Water Gathering will be held on Wednesday, May 9, Thursday, May 10, Friday, May 11 at Peterborough locations and surrounding sacred sites and
sacred lakes. There will also be a Sacred Water Walk on Saturday, May 12 and Sunday, May 13, at Curve Lake First Nation Anishinaabe Kwe Dorothy Taylor was compelled to begin working on the conference after interacting with other traditional peoples from around the world. Her experiences of more than twenty years revealed that women are “the keepers of the water.” This was primarily evident with the Kogi people of South America, who are
TOWNSHIP OF GALWAY-CAVENDISH & HARVEY
NOTICE OF COMPLETE APPLICATIONS CONCERNING AN APPLICATION FOR AN OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND AN APPLICATION FOR A ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey has received a complete application for an amendment to the Official Plan of the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey, and a complete application for an amendment to Zoning By-law No. 85-94, as amended, and is notifying the public in accordance with Sections 22 and 34 of the Planning Act. Location of the Subject Lands The proposed Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment apply to lands located in part of Lot 1, Concession 3, in the Geographic Township of Galway, in the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey. The total area of the subject property is approximately 21.1 hectares (52.14 acres). The site fronts on the north side of Bass Lane. A Key Map is attached showing the location of the subject lands. Purpose and Effect of the Official Plan Amendment and the Zoning By-Law Amendment The subject lands are currently designated as “Rural” and “Aggregate Resource Extraction” in the Official Plan of the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey. The purpose of the Official Plan Amendment is to change the land use designation on the south half of the subject lands from “Rural” to “Aggregate Resource Extraction,” so that the entire site will be designated as Aggregate Resource Extraction. The subject lands are currently zoned as “Rural (RU)” in By-law No. 85-94 of the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey, as amended. The purpose of the Zoning By-law Amendment is to change the zoning on the subject lands to “Extractive Industrial (EI) Zone.” The proposed Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment are intended to permit the subject lands to be used for a licensed quarry operation under the provisions of the Aggregate Resources Act. The proposed quarry expansion is for a dimension stone quarry, class B (20,000 tonnes maximum production per annum), category 8, above the water table. This will be an expansion of an existing quarry operation that is located immediately to the east of the subject lands. Additional Applications Information available to the Township indicates that this property is not currently the subject of an application for a minor variance or consent, an amendment to a Minister’s zoning order, or for approval of a plan of subdivision. Representation A public meeting will be held to consider the proposed Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment. Notice of the public meeting, indicating the date, time and location of the meeting, will be given at a later date in accordance with the provisions of the Planning Act. Any person may attend the public meeting and make written and/or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed Amendments. If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey before the proposed Official Plan Amendment is adopted or before the Zoning By-law is passed, the person or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the County of Peterborough (for the Official Plan Amendment) or the Council of the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey (for the Zoning By-law Amendment) to the Ontario Municipal Board. If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting, or make written submissions to the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey before the proposed Official Plan Amendment is adopted or before the Zoning By-law is passed, the person or public body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal before the Ontario Municipal Board unless, in the opinion of the Board, there are reasonable grounds to add the person or public body as a party. If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the proposed Official Plan Amendment, or of the refusal of a request to amend the Official Plan, or of the passing of the proposed Zoning By-law, you must make a written request to the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey at the address given below. Information Additional information relating to the proposed Official Plan Amendment (OPA No. 42) and the Zoning By-law Amendment is available for inspection at the Township office during regular office hours. The notice of the public meeting for the proposed Amendments (to be given at a later date) will provide information on where and when copies of the proposed Amendments will be available to the public for inspection. Dated at the Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey this 27th day of April, 2012. Lois O’Neill, M.P.A., Clerk Township of Galway-Cavendish & Harvey 701 County Road No. 36 P.O. Box 820, R.R. 3 Bobcaygeon, Ontario K0M 1A0 Telephone: 705-738-3800 Fax: 705-738-3801
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concerned about the health of our water and want to protect it. Over the last two decades, the Hopi, the Tibetans and the Kogi are the three Indigenous nations that have come together to begin the process of achieving balance. They carry with them the message “by living in accordance with natural law, we restore the natural balance of the Earth”. The purpose of the gathering is to motivate and influence all levels of government everywhere and all peoples individually to act and set policy that will protect our water, by leading with prayer and walking together.
MINE WILL TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY
Described as a ‘must-see that will literally take your breath way,’ MINE opens on May 9 and runs until May 19 at the Lakeview Arts Barn. Presented by Globus Theatre, this fast-paced performance created by James Barrett, Paul Herwig, Martin Moreau and Kevin Sepaul, explores the reasons for people’s actions and the responsibility those actions carry with them,
delving deep into human emotions revealing guilt, anger, self-interest, and hopelessness. Showtimes for MINE are Wednesday – Saturday @ 8pm and Saturday, May 19 @ 2pm. Tickets for MINE can be purchased by calling the box office at 705-738-2037, 1-800-304-7897 or in person @ 2300 Pigeon Lake Road, Bobcaygeon. Theatre-only tickets cost $16 for adults and $5 for youth 20 and under. Dinner and theatre tickets cost is $46 for adults and $35 20 and under. Summer Theatre Subscribers receive a 25% discount on theatre tickets to MINE for just $12. Youth ticket price of $5 is made possible through the generosity of the LAB, Charles Pitcher, The Mining House, Gordon Yacht Harbour and Season Sponsor DeNure Tours.
HOUSE TOUR CELEBRATES 20th ANNIVERSARY
Highly anticipated by locals and visitors to the village, the Bobcaygeon Annual House Tour is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Last year, more than 300 visitors attended the event and organizers are hoping this number will increase in conjunction with monies raised for various charities. The Bobcaygeon Annual House Tour was founded 20 years ago by the women of Trinity United Church and Christ Church Anglican. This is a charitable event with proceeds going to such worthy organizations as Women’s Shelter (A Place Called Home) and the Local Food Bank. This year the House Tour takes place Saturday, June 16 from 1-5 p.m. The cost is $15 per person and includes tea and aweets. Entertainment and an Art Show, featuring talented local artists, will be held in the Trinity United Church Sanctuary, adding to the enjoyment of this special celebration year.
Five homes will be featured on the tour, including a home built in the 1850’s by a sea captain from Port Perry. There is a wonderful mix of traditional and contemporary, offering attendees a day filled with amazing architecture and inspiring decorating. A traditional bungalow that is anything but traditional, the home of designer Kerry Cook will be showcased on the tour. Kerry has gutted the main floor to accommodate her love of entertaining and according to tour organizers, the transformation is striking. The spacious country home of Jan and Lloyd McInroy, set on the shores of Pigeon Lake is also highlighted. The home features a spectacular view with Big Island being a focal point. The three main living areas are anchored by a double-sided, central fireplace, banked by large windows and doors. Tickets for the Bobcaygeon Annual House Tour are available at: My Favourite Things, Bobcaygeon Chamber of Commerce, Town & Country Decorating, Purdy’s Jewellery & Gems and Stokes-On-Trent in Fenelon Falls. Courtney Jade Clayson Granddaughter of Jean and Ted Pollock of Bobcaygeon, Graduated Bachelor of Science, with a double major, English & Biology and was recently accepted to the Masters of Science program, Biology, at Wilfrid Laurier University, Kitchener, Ontario Congratulations Courtney! Love from proud Grandparents.
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GET YOUR GLAMOUR ON AT DIVA NIGHT IN FENELON FALLS
Get set for a night of fun, shopping and most of all getting your glamour on! Diva Night takes place in Fenelon Falls on Saturday, May 19 from 6 p.m
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to 10 p.m. Just for the occasion, participating stores will be open until 10 pm to serve all Divas, young and old. Our Splash into Summer Fashion show takes place at the Chamber of Commerce building, corner of Oak and May Street at 7 p.m. Divas are invited to come downtown to the headquarters at the Dollars Worth Store to fill out ballots for draws taking place at 8 p.m., 9 p.m. and 9:45 p.m. The first 200 ladies will receive free flowers. We will also be selling Diva Pens for $2 each. The Overtime Band will entertain by the CIBC corner from 6 to 10 p.m. and will announce all the draws. Ladies have to be present for all 30 draws with a special gift for the last 9:45 pm Diva. Restaurants will be serving fabulous food and exotic drinks to make the evening one to remember! Strap on your comfortable shoes, grab the girls and come to Fenelon Falls. For more information, contact Donna Hawe at (705) 454-0019
Our Restaurants Will Be Pleased To Serve You Fabulous Food & Exotic Drinks “Splash Into Summer” Fashion Show 7:00 pm at the Chamber of Commerce Building (Corner of Oak + May Streets)
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2012 EXHIBITORS
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She was born and raised, and now owns her family home in Burnt River. She belongs to the local church, and her family was active in the planning, running and building of the Burnt River Community Centre. She has worked as a Customer Service Representative at the Bobcaygeon Municipal Office for the past 11 years. In doing so, she has become an active part of the community. Diane sits on the Bobcaygeon Canada Day Committee and The Bobcaygeon & District Horticulture Society. Diane and her staff help the public and many volunteer groups throughout the community. Being a single mother with a disabled adult child, Diane fears for their future. Retirement seems like a faraway dream to her right now. Diane is a proud employee of The City of Kawartha Lakes, and a member of CUPE 855.
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HOW MUCH IS IT? by David Sparkes
Shopping has never been my favourite pastime but nowadays it seems to me it’s become an increasingly complex task. Gather round my friends, and we will explore this together. In the “good old days” you asked the price of something and received a straightforward answer. At least that’s how I remember it. These days however, a simple answer isn’t something you can count on. Now when you ask how much an item costs you are likely to get a far more confusing response. The price may depend on whether you have a coupon or some sort of membership which qualifies for a discount. You will probably be asked if you are collecting points or if you would like to take out a new credit card. Sometimes you may get a better price if you are a ‘senior’ but it only happens if it’s the second Tuesday in the month or Jupiter is aligned with Mars. Then they need to know if you want a bag for your purchase (even if it happens to be fresh fish). Are you starting to get my point? It isn’t easy being a shopper. Some of you may have travelled to parts of
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the world where negotiating a price is standard procedure and the ritual is often accompanied by mint tea or something similar. It is one of the many lessons we can learn from foreign travel along with the conclusion the vendor usually comes out ahead. By the same token, buying a new or used car is an experience approached with caution by even the most self-confident shopper. In Canada the airlines, which are controlled federally, have been told they must now advertise the complete cost of the flights and discontinue advertising a fare which does not include taxes and extra charges which often amount to more than the fare itself. They will still try to add on extras for taking a second bag, reserving a seat, providing some food in flight or visiting their lounge. But at least there has
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been some progress. I’m telling you, it’s a jungle out there! Recently I received an e-mail from a wellknown company offering a television set for sale at an astounding price. So shocking it seems they could not show the price until you completed the process of ordering the merchandise! Only then, when you were a finger stroke away from increasing your credit card debt, would they reveal just how astounding the bargain truly was. Editorial comment seems superfluous. Which leads us to the whole world of shopping on the internet and all the many added complications. Daily offers for “group buys”, which depend on a certain number of participants, invade my inbox and try to convince me to buy something I had previously never even contemplated. Then there are the auction sites, some of which are simply scams it seems, plus the free advertisement sites for people who want to try their hand at selling direct. It’s a whole new world friends, and it changes daily, if not hourly. I look forward to the day when I can beat the system. Imagine standing at the cash desk while the salesperson totals up the sale price, extra discount for the day, senior discount, redemption of loyalty points and new credit card enrollment, eventually arriving at the net cost for the item you have purchased. With a smile, he or she tells you that they owe you $10 and takes a crisp ten dollar bill from the till. You ask if they will kindly add the HST to that. Dream on!
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Ensuring safe, responsible wood heating Responsible wood heating starts with a safe, codecompliant installation of an advanced combustion wood stove, fireplace, furnace or boiler. Responsible user’s burn only seasoned firewood and use burn practices that result in little or no visible smoke. Most often homeowners ask about WETT because their insurance company has asked that they have their appliance WETT inspected. WETT stands for Wood Energy Technology Transfer and promotes the safe and effective use of wood burning systems in Canada Not sure what you’re looking for? A basic visual inspection is a general overview of the readily accessible parts to determine if the system meets current regulations. If this description fits your needs, any WETT certified member is trained to perform a basic visual inspection. If you need a more intensive inspection or an evaluation to determine system integrity, contact a WETT certified technician or chimney sweep. If your wood burning system is not functioning properly, is damaged or is causing problems such as smoke spillage or rapid creosote accumulation, you should contact a WETT certified technician or sweep.
Wood Safety Appliance, chimney and flue pipes need to be cleaned at least once a year or as required. More if you burn a lot of wood or if the appliance is not burning clean. Chimney fires usually occur because users don’t know how quickly the deposits develop and neglect to clean them. As required, keep combustibles at least 48 inches away from the front and 15 inches from the sides of the wood-burning appliance. Ashes should be stored in covered metal containers on non-combustible floors away from combustible material. A working carbon monoxide detector must be installed for your safety in the same room as the wood-burning appliance. A suitable fire extinguisher should be provided and be readily accessible. A working smoke alarm is required on every floor. To learn more about WETT and good information on burning safety visit their website www.wettinc. ca Bill Handley is an associate member with the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors and the Canadian Association of Home and Property Inspectors, offers Home Inspections and Wett Inspections in Kawartha Lakes, Peterbough County, Haliburton County and Durham Region. You can contact him at Handley Home Inspections(705) 454-8832
KAWARTHA SETTLERS’ VILLAGE Life is Blossoming at Kawartha Settlers’by Gail Thomassen This really is the best time of the year. Settlers’ Village is blossoming and ready for another busy season. Our Membership drive is in full force and we hope you have received your information. If you have not, please call us and we will gladly send you out a package. Volunteers are always welcome. Our event list has already started, and we have many event days planned including Settlers’ Day taking place on June 10, from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. We have hired three summer students to run our school day classes and five weeks of summer
day camp. Drop in and meet our new staff,. They are eager to have a busy summer. The Kimble House is nearly finished, ready to be painted and then our school programs will have a new home. Thank you to Doug Anderson, Al Ingram, Russ Lee, Will Mays, Pollard the Mover, Brian Kerr and George Coene for getting us this far. We are also very appreciative of the Legacy Chest Fund Grant for the interior furnishings of the Kimble House. It should be ready in time for our May programs. Enjoy all of the signs of spring, and then come and see us!
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Market Watch KNOWN AS THE PIE FAIRY, PAM DRINKWALTER IS BUSY BAKING SUMPTUOUS GOODS FOR THE BOBCAYGEON FARMERS’ MARKET by Barb Khagram “Strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries thrive here. From these they make a wonderful dish combined with syrup and sugar, which is called ‘pai’. I can tell you that is something that glides easily down your throat; they also make the same sort of ‘pai’ out of apples or finely ground meat, with syrup added, and that is really the most superb.” - An immigrant living in Beloit, Wisconsin, wrote to friends back in Norway (November 29, 1851) Pam Drinkwalter, aka the Bobcaygeon Pie Fairy’, is looking forward to the up-coming season at the Bobcaygeon Farmers’ Market. Dubbed the Bobcaygeon Pie Fairy by one of her clients, Pam has been baking pies most of her life. Starting at the age of nine in her birthplace of Mission, BC, Pam helped her Mom with the baking on the family farm. Not only a great skill to learn, it helped to keep the six children in the family fed. Today, Pam bakes fruit pies at home while keeping a watchful eye on her grandson. Pam came to Bobcaygeon, via Alberta 30 years ago, where she met her husband Rick. Rick and his brother share farming chores on the family’s beef farm. Like many farmers, Rick needs to maintain a job off the farm to survive. In addition to his work on the farm, he’s a truck driver. Pam starts her baking on Fridays, the day before the market gets underway. She gets up at 4 am and bakes over 30 pies before her grandson wakes up. By 2 pm the pies are complete and
HELP FEED OUR COMMUNITY If you have an interest in helping feed the hungry in our community, why not join the Board of Directors with Kawartha Lakes Food Source. KLFS is a not-forprofit organization that collects and distributes food to foodbanks and food cupboards throughout the City of Kawartha Lakes. We are currently looking for community members to serve on our Board of Directors. Previous Board experience is an asset, but not required. We are seeking individuals with skills and experience in the areas of governance, human resources, financial management and fund development to join our team. If you are interested in becoming a Board member, please send a letter of interest to Roberta Somerville at klfoodsource@bellnet.ca or fax 705-324-5947 by May 18th, 2012.
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ready to be transported by van to the Bobcaygeon FarmersMarket. A variety of pies are made including black cherry, sour cherry, raspberry, blueberry, rhubarb, peach and apple. After she was written about in The Promoter, Pam’s black cherry filling pie rose steeply in popularity. In addition, Pam produces cream pies and lemon meringue to order. Chelsea bun rings, date squares and brownies are also favourites with customers. Pam enjoys the give and take at the Bobcaygeon FarmersMarket. Trading goods with other vendors is something she takes pleasure in as well as engaging and interacting with customers. Pam serves many local people, especially seniors, and she has a good number of tourists who stop by to purchase her delicious baked items. One couple even drives from Peterborough just to buy her wares. The Pie Fairy also has unbaked frozen pies on hand for people who prefer to bake their own. Pam Drinkwalter can be found at the Bobcaygeon FarmersMarket every week during the season from the May long weekend to Thanksgiving.
Horoscopes Aries (March 21 to April 20) We sense a business venture awaits you, Aries. This may just be the moment to seize the opportunity and don’t look back. Make sure your ducks are all lined up (financially, etc.) and you will do just fine! Taurus (April 20 to May 21) This is your horoscope phase, Taurus. There’s also a full moon May 5. It’s called the “Milk Moon” – and you know what they say: milk it for all it’s worth. That’s right – step up, step out, and savour every minute of the day (and night!). Gemini (May 22 to June 22) You feel there is a gap developing between you and a loved one, Gemini. You must both openly communicate with each other more often. Make sure your feelings are voiced, loud and clear, and improvements will happen.
by Melodie Mc Cullough it takes, go, go, go! And there’s an added bonus waiting for you – a distant family relative is eager to meet you, too! Virgo (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) We know! We know! The snow is gone, and you’ve got that Spring itch to do something around the house! Why not head to the 28th annual Spring Home and Cottage Show at the Fenelon Falls arena May 4 to 6 for some splendid reno ideas, and get busy! Libra (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) This is a good time for new and exciting career opportunities, Libra. Try to enjoy the benefits that you deserve from your hard work, but do not let your career objectives overtake everything else in life – such as family and friends. Make time for them, too!
Cancer (June 23 to July 23) Don’t put all your eggs in one basket, Cancer. Keep all options open, in love and in your career. Now is not the time to make a hasty decision. Take time to think everything through. Be patient, and it will all come together.
Scorpio (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Oh, Scorpio! You’re restless and some days you feel the weight of the world on your shoulders. Want to make a difference? Participate in the Wild About Water Walk at the Gamiing Nature Centre May 13. You’ll be raising money for a good environmental cause, and the walk in the fresh air will do you a world of good!
Leo (July 24 to Aug. 23) It’s all about travel, isn’t it Leo? It could be new adventures and new places to experience or it could be old friends you can’t wait to see. Plane, train, bus – whatever
Sagittarius (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) R-E-L-I-E-F! That great burden you’ve been shouldering, Sag, has finally been lifted. Take time to relax and enjoy life, but please don’t slack off altogether.Your
road will be easier the next little while, but make sure you stay on the road. Do not wander off! Capricorn (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Life has suddenly tumbled backwards for you, dear Capricorn. There’s a sadness to your step these days. You must keep going! Love is all around and “you’re gonna make it after all!” Aquarius (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Relationships are all about give and take. Be generous and kind to your partner, and love will be bestowed back upon you. Equality and respect are very important to you at this time. Take the high road, and stick to your values, Aquarius. Pisces (Feb. 20 to March 20) A great decision is coming your way. You may feel overwhelmed. Yes, it is important. But remember that when you come to the fork in the road, take the time to climb up a tree and look over the whole forest. And if Plan A fails there are 25 more letters in the alphabet!
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COBOCONK NEWS SPRING IS HERE THERE’S PLENTY TO DO IN BEAUTIFUL COBY
Saturday, May 26 don’t miss the Plant Sale, starting at 9 a.m until noon at Ward Park, 7675 Hwy 35, Norland
Saturday, May 5 marks the 41st Annual Joblin Walkathon, 9 a.m., hosted by Norland United Church, at the Bartley Sugar Bush. For more information, contact 705-454-8381 or 705-454-8432
Wednesday, May 30 – Norland Horticultural Society Meeting takes place at noon, WI Hall, 3460 Monck Road, Norland
Saturday, May 5, get set for Jane’s Walk, from 11 a.m.. until 12.30 p.m. We’ll meet in front of the Library/ Municipal Office and go from there! For information, contact cobywalk@gmail.com Monday, May 7 is the Women’s Institute Plant Sale, 7 p.m.., WI Hall, 3460 Monck Road, Norland Saturday, May 19 is the Opening of Ye Olde Jail Boutique and Bake Sale, Water Street North, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 19 is the Shedden Area Historical Society Flea Market, Coby Train Station, 6699 Hwy. 35, Coboconk from 8 a.m to 2 p.m.
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Evening of Local History • Sat. Aug. 25 Coboconk Legion - 5 pm – Tickets $25 For more information, contact Barb at 705-454-1878 or e-mail barbc44@sympatico.ca Visit us at www.cobytrainstation.ca
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Legion News “At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.”
LEGION GEARING UP FOR BUSY SEASON
On May 19 the Coboconk Legion will host the annual Bossy Bingo from 4 p.m to 8 p.m. There will also be karaoke right after our meat roll. Get your green on for the June 9 for our Sham Rocker from 4 p.m to 7 p.m right after our meat roll. Come and sing along. On June 23 we are going to have the Newfie Chicks for dinner and show. The dinner will be at 6:00 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. It’s just $20 for the night and the show will run until 12:00 a.m. We ask that you don’t drink and drive. If you don’t live too far, give me a call and I will try to arrange a ride for you. For more details on any of these events, contact Bev Sharpe at 705-454-0751 or the Legion at 705-454-8127
Branch 239, BOBCAYGEON
Our Loonie Auction takes place on May 12 at 5 p.m. with a Chili Dinner. Lots of great items will be auctioned off. Tickets are available at the Legion for just $6 each. BRANCH 239 is celebrating its 80th Anniversary (1932-2012) Saturday, June 2 with an Open House at 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. A ceremony will take place at 2 p.m. with refreshments to follow. Everyone is welcome. The legion continues to have pride in our past and faith in our future. Please join us to share some memories and appreciate our good fortune. For more Information call 705-738-2710. Upcoming events include Scott Handel in the Clubroom Saturday, May 19 at 5 p.m. Thursday May 24 at 2 p.m. for anyone wishing to sell their gold. The Legion will be having an outdoor Yard Sale May 26 at 9 a.m. Tables are $20. For more information, 705-738-2710.
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Roots & Ramblings CELEBRATING NATURAL BEAUTY by John Bick, Bobcaygeon & District Horticultural Society Now that the month of May has arrived, we can declare the Canadian spring has sprung and the time to get busy in the garden is now. Local garden centres, nurseries and farmers’ markets will soon be bursting with good product. Mother’s Day is an ideal time to patronize reputable, local florist shops. Caution: Do not buy flowering plants in full bloom. They may look picture-perfect now but they have been force-fed. In a few weeks they may disappoint you and you may find yourself replacing them. Planting perennials makes environmental sense. If planted in the appropriate spot (sun, shade or both), they will flourish year after year with no replacement. When planting, always read the instructions.The general rule of thumb is to dig a hole the same depth as the plant container. When transplanting seedlings such as tomatoes or peppers, the planting hole can be deeper and then back filled with lots of soil to provide support. The exceptions are peony and iris which prefer a shallow placement. They will not bloom as well if covered with too much soil. The Bobcaygeon and District Horticultural Society is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. A special exhibit on “90 Years of Bobcaygeon Horticulture” has been installed by our members in the Muir House at Kawartha Settlers’ Village. It
features gardening artifacts from the past, items with a floral theme and photographic displays of our public gardens. The exhibit will be there all year. The exhibit will also showcase some of our Notable Gardeners, past and present. While preparing the profiles of these gardeners, our research discovered that many, if not all of them, caught the “gardening bug” at an early age. Almost all of the people were raised in a gardening family where as youngsters they were inspired by an older brother, a grandmother or an adult neighbour. Many mentioned that it was their mother that transferred a love of gardening to them. Some were raised on farms where mothers traditionally tended the “kitchen garden” which often included a flower patch. Some were allowed to have their own kindergarden where they quickly learned by trial and error. One mother even taught her child the Latin names for the different plants. Some were fortunate to inherit heirloom plants from their family collections. As we salute mothers this month, let us also remember Mother Earth. We may plant the seeds and feed the soil but it is Nature that takes the stage after that. Take time from your labouring and listen to the Advice from a Wildflower which I have borrowed from Beryl Harris: “Show your true colours, Delight in simple pleasures, Celebrate your natural beauty, Open Up! Spread seeds of joy, Blossom in your own season, Be wild and wonderful.”
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ALL ABOUT HORSES, RAWHIDE RODEO COMING TO LINDSAY
For two jam-packed days – Saturday, May 26 at 6 p.m. and Sunday, May 27 at 3 p.m. the International Professional Rodeo Association (IPRA), presented by the Rawhide Rodeo Company, will make the Lindsay Exhibition Fairgrounds a stop on the 2012 Professional Rodeo Season Series. Four countries will be represented at this professional rodeo including top hands from Brazil, the United States, Mexico and Canada, competing in the most dangerous sport, Bull Riding! All of the professional Cowboys and Cowgirls competing will be vying for coveted world championship points and tens of
thousands in prize monies. The top 15 Cowboys and Cowgirls of the IPRA rodeo series will qualify for the International Professional Rodeo Finals held in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, next January. This event features Professional Rodeo Events, including Bareback Bronc Riding, Saddle Bronc Riding, Bull Riding, Team Roping, Calf Roping, the Canadian Cow Girls and much more! Portions of the proceeds from this event will support Camp Maple Leaf. After great success last year, Rawhide Rodeo Company is partnering up with the Lindsay Agricultural Society’s 4th Annual All About Horses Show (www.lindsayex.com). This equine event is entertaining as well as educational and provides attendees with lots of opportunity to “get up close and personal” with horses and their owners. A wide variety of riding and driving demonstrations, and heavy and light breed displays will take place both days. Some of the more unusual breeds to be presented include the very beautiful Gypsy Vanner, Peruvian Paso, and Andalusian horses, to name just a few. Heavy horse hitches, including the Belgian, Clydesdale, Percheron, and Commercial horse breeds, will also be featured daily. Free horse-drawn wagon rides will provide transportation throughout the grounds, allowing attendees to experience the way we travelled years ago and save their feet at the same time. Again this year, the event will include an extensive trade show, showcasing the latest equine products and services such as tack, clothing for horse and rider, fencing, feed, trailers, jewellery, artwork and much more. With more than 40,000 square feet dedicated to equine related products, there is sure to be something for every shopper, horse-loving or otherwise. Rawhide Rodeo Company (www.rawhiderodeo. com) has been producing rodeos and rodeo related events for over twenty years. It has grown from a small professional rodeo company to one of the largest and most accredited in North America, now producing over 120 rodeo performances a year in over 15 states and provinces.
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PROGRAM TO ENHANCE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, ECONOMIC STABILITY OF LAKES IN CKL Pigeon Lake has officially joined Balsam, Cameron, and Sturgeon lakes in a program to enhance the environmental health and economic sustainability of lakes across the City of Kawartha Lakes. An official
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COOKING PROGRAM A HIT WITH STUDENTS IN FENELON For some students, it’s the fun of spinning lettuce, turning the crank of an old-fashioned apple peeler, or pressing cooked potato through a potato ricer. Others find joy in beautifully arranging a tray of raw vegetables. But no doubt about it, slicing and dicing with sharp knives keeps these budding chefs coming back each Monday.
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“What’s For Dinner?”—a cooking class for students in grades 6, 7 and 8—returned to St. James’ Anglican Church, Fenelon Falls, this spring, after a successful first run in 2011. So far, participants have made gnocchi, tomato sauce, “Stone Chile” (after the telling of the traditional folk tale), and apple pie, all from scratch. The program is entirely volunteer-run to keep costs low. Prominent chefs from the community also volunteer their time. Gloria Frewin, of Gloria Jean’s Fine Foods, shared her pie baking expertise on April 23. The Boathouse Restaurant’s Everol Powell will teach the students about “Flavour and Spice” in a few weeks. And local Fenelon Secondary School grad Codi Plummer, who spent the past year at the Canadian Food and Wine Institute of Niagara College, will demonstrate his knife skills next Monday as he shows the students how to make ratatouille. (...And éclairs.) “I think the kids love the sheer variety they encounter in cooking,” says program coordinator Diane Engelstad. “Everyone can find ways to develop their own skills and interests in the kitchen and then share their talents with others.” “What’s For Dinner?” runs till May 18, when the students serve a homemade meal to their families. This year’s program is full, but St. James’ hopes to run the program annually.
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Commercial space for rent. Retail commercial or professional office. Prime Bobcaygeon location. 500sq ft. $895 per month + hydro 705-738-2178 _____________________ SKEETER ALLEY FLEA MARKET 722 County Road 36 North at Ken’s Road. Now looking for weekend vendors starting at $20 for 10X10 booth. Call now and get the best space. Call Darlene 705 738 6619 705 344 1880 _____________________ 2 bedroom apartment in Bobcaygeon. $700 per month. Fridge and stove included. 705 738 1849 _____________________ ROOM FOR RENT in Bobcaygeon $450.00 per month. Fridge/TV in room. Call 738-1905 _____________________ APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 bedroom Central Bobcaygeon 2nd floor Hardwood floors, laundry room
Walk to shops $800 per month plus Hydro 1st & last no smoking no pets references 2 bedroom Central Bobcaygeon 2nd floor. Open concept Water view Laundry room $850 per month plus Hydro 1st & last no smoking no pets references 705-738-6188 _____________________ Open Concept upper 2 bedroom apartment. Heat & hydro included. Deck & backyard. NO PETS. WORKING ADULTS $1000 per month. No laundry hookup. Darlene 705-738-6619 or 705 344-1880.
HELP WANTED Part-time help wanted male or female for cleaning, gardening and maintenance work in a park. 705-738-6162 905-505-5353
GARAGE SALE
HUGE MOVING SALE House sold. Open house of furniture, rugs, dishes, pictures etc. GARAGE SALE May 12th,13th & 19th,20th. 2 Patricia Place, Bobcaygeon. 9-1. _____________________ NEIGHBOURHOOD GARAGE SALE Lakeview Estates, Pigeon Lake Rd. Saturday, May 19th 8 a.m. Rain or shine.
WANTED ANTIQUES
Furniture, glass, china, military medals etc, duck decoys, clocks, jewelry, silver dollars, gold, 50 cent pieces, pocket watches etc. Anything old. R. Carruth 705-887-1672
CELEBRATION OF LIFE FOR BILL WORRALL Please join us Sunday, May 20th at the Oak Shores Community Association from 1-4 to celebrate the life of BILL WORRALL. 1305 Northern Avenue, Bobcaygeon. LYNDE, DORETTA ANN passed away peacefully at the Athabasca Health Centre on April 23, 2012 in her 73rd year. Loving wife of Kenneth Philip Lynde. Loving mother of Ken (Shiela) Lynde of Bobcaygeon, Jackie (Steve) Grant of Mississauga, Larry (Darlene) Lynde of Athabasca, and Judy (Wayne Currins) Johnson of Bobcaygeon. Sadly missed by Grandchildren and Great-grandchildren. At Doretta’s request there will be a private family celebration of Doretta’s life. Donations can be made at your local Heart and Stroke Foundation.
Local Events May 5-Dunsford United Church is holding a Yard and Bake Sale. 8:30 a.m. - 12p.m. Rain or Shine! Vendor tables are $10, 705 793-2156 for info. May 7, 14 & 28Community Care Mariposa’s foot care program will run at the Little Britain Community Baptist Church. Call 705-324-7323. May 8-Caregiver Support Meeting will be held at 1:15 p.m. at Community Care Village Housing Community Room 65, Lindsay. All caregivers welcome. NOTELocation Change.
May 10-New Beginning Group. Meet at Knox Prebysterian Church to car pool to Settlers’ Village for a guided tour of village and refreshments in Henderson House. 1p.m. $3. 705 738 3541 or 705 738 5041 to confirm. May 10, 17, 24 & 31- Community Care Kirkfield’s foot program runs at the office. Call 705-438-3900 for an appointment. May 12-Book sale being held at The Boyd Gallery. 9a.m.-12p.m. All welcome. May 14-Community Care
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Kirkfield Diners Club will take place at noon at the Seniors Hall. Please join us and bring a friend. $6 per meal. Call for more info 705-234-7323. Note-Date Change. May 15-Community Care Woodville Diners Club will take place at noon at the Woodville community Centre. Please join us and bring a friend. $6 per meal. Call for more info 705234-7323 May 17-Community Care Mariposa Diner’s Luncheon at noon at Little Britain Community Bapist Church. Please
join us and bring a friend. $6 per meal. Call for more info 705-2347323. May 19 & 20-Spring Craft Show at the Buckhorn Community Centre, Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission $5. Lots of free parking, wheelchair accessible. Featuring the very best in handcrafted items - Ceramics, Jewellery, Clothing, etc. May 24-Community Care Cambray’s Diners Club at 12:30 p.m. at the Joy Vista Clubhouse. Please join us and bring a friend. $6 per meal.
All About Your Health LIVE A LONGER, HEALTHIER LIFE WITH YOGA
by Heather Gowans
We have all felt the effect stress can have on our lives. It can be attributed to many of the health problems people suffer from. If you learn to quiet your mind with yoga, you are likely to live a longer and healthier life. Yoga is suitable for every level of ability, age, and physical condition. In my experience, I have found that children enjoy yoga because it’s fun to learn. It is particularly beneficial to people who are middle age and older. Yoga can be a gift to seniors, especially when their restorative power is declining and resistance to illness is weakened. Many people feel they can’t do yoga because they can’t get down on a mat on the floor. Chair Yoga is designed specifically for such people and allows them to experience the health benefits associated with the practise. To achieve good health, the joints, tissues, muscles, cells, nerves, glands and each system of the body must be in a state of perfect balance and harmony. Each of these areas of our bodies benefit from the practise of yoga. Yoga is a way of integrating movement and breath to strengthen, align and balance the body, focus the mind and recharge the nervous system. Asanas, or yoga postures, involve mindful, steady stretches, twists, bends and inversions that strengthen, align
and balance the body. Yoga asanas, while appearing to deal with the physical body alone, actually influence the chemical balance of the brain, which in turn improves one’s state of well- being. Pranayama, or control of the breath, encourages focusing on the present, relaxing, and slowing down the breath which shifts the nervous system to a restorative and calm state. A yoga practise typically ends with a restorative pose and various techniques to stimulate a deep whole body relaxation response. The mind is quiet,
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the intellect is at peace, and the individual is serene and balanced. Practising yoga on a regular basis greatly improves strength, flexibility and balance without the threat of strain or injury. Some of the many benefits include regulated heart rate, reduced risk of heart attack and stroke, as well as preventing degenerative diseases. Yoga can also reduce weight, relieve depression, improve sleep, ease pain, and improve immune function. There’s no better time than now to get started and enjoy the benefits associated with yoga. See you on the mat! Heather Gowans is a Certified Yoga Teacher in YogaEd, Hatha Yoga and Yoga for Seniors at Shiamba Yoga Studio 705-738-4255
FEATURING A SLEEKER DESIGN AND BETTER SOUND QUALITY - THIS IS NOT YOUR FATHER’S HEARING AID
I have memories of my Dad wincing as his hearing aid made a high pitched squeal. I remember the look of frustration on his face when he had to interrupt a conversation to take his hearing aid out and adjust it. Today’s hearing aids are not those of previous generations. Thanks to digital technology and powerful computer chips, modern hearing aids are smaller, have better sound quality and are more effective than ever before. Hearing aids usually fit in or behind the ear and amplify sound to make it easier for those with hearing loss to stay engaged with the world. They help people hear in both noisy and quiet environments. Today, most hearing aids are actually digital micro computers that adjust automatically, As a result, sounds remain audible and comfortable. Digital technology allows an audiologist to adapt a hearing aid to the specific needs of its wearer. With so many hearing clinics and hearing aid options available, the key to choosing the perfect aid for you coincides with working with an experienced audiologist who is willing to spend time with you to determine your preferences, expectations, hearing needs and budget. Audiologist Doran Hayes of Kawartha Hearing Care Inc. has over 25 years experience as a musician, digital audio specialist and sound engineer. Her comprehensive understanding of sound and sound shaping makes her an expert at programming more natural sounding hearing aids. In addition, she is dedicated to treating every client with respect, honesty, fair pricing and care. Come hear what all your friends have been talking about and join Kawartha Hearing Care for its annual Hearing Care Event, May 7-11, 2012. Space is limited. To benefit from their knowledge and expertise, call (705) 320-9244
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CHRONIC HEEL PAIN? CHIROPRACTIC CAN HELP
by Ian Horseman, DC, Village Chiropractic State-of-the-art Chiropractic technology can help in the treatment of Plantar Fasciitis a painful, chronic condition affecting the sole or arch of the foot Plantar fasciitis is an inflammation of the plantar fascia (also called “fasciitis”). The plantar tissue is the “bowstring-like” ligamentous tissue in the sole or arch of the foot stretching from the heel to the front of the foot. This condition is typically characterized by a painful, inflammatory process of the foot area. Because of the pain and inflammation, most people find it difficult to walk, especially in the morning upon arising from bed. Longstanding cases of plantar fasciitis can demonstrate more degenerative changes than inflammatory changes, which would be termed plantar fasciosis. How can Chiropractic Help with Plantar Fasciitis? Chiropractic physicians are trained to evaluate foot alignment and to adjust the bones of your ankle, foot and toes. Ask your chiropractor to look at your feet, your shoes, and how you stand, walk, and run. Even misalignment of the hips and knees can trigger or complicate the symptoms of plantar fasciitis. Your chiropractor can evaluate these areas of the bony structures as well. Stretching your plantar fasciitis is something you can do at home to relieve pain and speed healing. Ice massage performed three to four times per day in 15 to 20 minute intervals is also something you can do to reduce inflammation and pain. Placing arch supports in your shoes absorbs shock and takes pressure off the plantar fascia. Chiropractors are trained to help you with proper foot supports, made exclusively for your feet. In addition to adding these home therapies to help resolve your condition and maximize your results from the chiropractic care, there are even natural supplements that can help reduce pain and
inflammation while the body is healing. Your chiropractor can advise you in all these adjunctive relieving approaches. Shockwave Therapy is an effective modality that helps treat pathologies which cause pain and dysfunction, including plantar faciitis. This revolutionary new method provides nonsurgical treatments of conditions that historically could only be
resolved via surgical intervention. State-of-the-art, this therapy can be used to treat a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions, in particular, those involving areas where major connective tissue attaches to bone. Common sites that can been successfully treated are: • Foot - plantar fasciitis & Achilles tendonitis • Knee - patellar tendinitis
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• Elbow - tennis or golfer’s elbow • Shoulder - rotator cuff tendinitis & calcific • Hip - trochanteric bursitis • Muscles - various trigger points throughout body What are the advantages? Shockwave therapy is a recent development that is used successfully by healthcare providers that specialize in musculoskeletal disorders. As compared to other treatment methods, the advantages are: • Quickly reduces pain • No medication needed • Avoid surgery • No side effects • No risk of allergy
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• Accelerates healing • Very effective for chronic conditions How does Shockwave work? Shockwaves accelerate the healing process by activating the body’s self-healing powers, particularly in cases where the body has been unable to do it on its’ own. In essence it acts as a ‘kickstart’ to stimulate the metabolism and enhance blood circulation. This enables the damaged tissue to regenerate and eventully heal. Shockwaves are applied via a light handpiece that is easy to use, which produces a very strong pulses break the sound barrier and creates shockwaves. The shockwaves are directed at the site of the lesions in a controlled and focused manner. Shockwaves have a mechanical effect on the tissue. As the pressure front of the wave is transmitted to the tissue, it creates cavitation bubbles that expand and burst, creating a resultant force.The force penetrates through the skin to stimulate cells in the body which are responsible for bone (osteoblast) and connective tissue (fibroblast) healing. Research has also shown that Shockwave can also breaks down calcium deposits. What is the success rate? After only 3 sessions, over 80% of patients report painlessness or significant pain reduction. This pain reduction/elimination leads to restoration of full mobility and thus improving quality of life. • 90% improvement for plantar fasciitis Journal of Orthopaedics Research 2005 • 91% improvement for calcific tendonitis Journal of American Medical Association 2003 • 77% improvement for tennis elbow Journal of Orthopaedics 2005 How long does treatment last? The therapy session takes about 15 minutes depending on the disorder that is treated. In general, 3-5 sessions are necessary at weekly intervals. For more information on chronic conditions that can be treated with Shockwave, contact www. postureclinic.net or Village Chiropractic at 705738-5600
Fenelon Falls Real Estate Ltd. Brokerage
Toll Free: 888-736-8509 705-887-4242 PICTURE PERFECT BUNGALOW Adorable bungalow that has been redone from top to bottom. New roof, new fascia, soffit, doors, windows, flooring, kitchen cupboards, and the list goes on. All of this on large in-town lot, close to schools and shopping. Don’t miss this one! Asking $179,900
OPEN HOUSE: SAT MAY 5, 10am-12pm – 133 Ellice St MOVE RIGHT IN to this 3 bdrm home in the village of Fenelon Falls. Main floor laundry room, master bdrm has 2 pc ensuite. Single attached garage. Call Lori Griffin Today! $193,000
MLS 1236371
MLS 1236137
GORGEOUS SUNSETS!!! Cozy 3 bdrm cottage on the best boating lake in the area. Living room leads to deck overlooking lake, as well as a full unfinished basement with lakeside walkout. Large dry boathouse for your toys. 10 minutes to Lindsay. Call Lori Griffin for showings! Asking: $314,900 MLS 1235609
WATERFRONT LIVING – UPSCALE LOCATION This 4 bdrm, 3 bath home has been professionally staged, decorated and renovated. Just move in and enjoy all year round. Swimming and boating in the summer, and skating and sledding in the winter. Kick back and relax on the private back deck, or movein to the beautiful sun room. Work from home in the office and entertain guests with the extra bdrms and baths. Cozy up by the woodstove in the spacious rec room. Call Kathy Today! Asking: $325,000 MLS: 1235549
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT? Here it is! This 7 or 9 Bdrm home has an interesting history. Current owners have upgraded with a solar pkg to reduce operating costs and heat water. Just steps to Cameron Lake access with lovely sand beach. Use your imagination. What could this property do for you?! Call Peter or Wendy Now! Asking: $309,000 MLS 1235731
ACTIVE ADULT LIFESTYLE COMMUNITY Just move in to this updated, immaculate and tastefully decorated home and enjoy! 3 bdrms, 5 pc bath with separate shower, 12x8 shed with hydro and workbench. Check out this one today, call Peter and Wendy! Asking $134,900
STURGEON BEAUTY When you own this maintenance free waterfront home. Just enjoy! Swim, water ski, soak up the view! 3 bdrms, 3 full baths, spacious rooms throughout! Double attached garage, boat lift, etc… Take a look. Call Peter or Wendy to book a showing Today! Asking: $449,000
CHARMING VILLAGE HOME Looking for the charm of days-gone-by in a country village? Then don’t miss this 3 or 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with wrap-around verandah. It has a newer oil-fired hotwater heating system and has been re-wired. One bath is brand new, the other has the original claw-foot tub. Walk to the beach park and downtown shops. Call today to arrange a viewing. Listed at $174,900 MLS 1235623
MLS 1235587
MLS: 1235911
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