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16R Mai 2007D1,25$ + T.P.S 1976 - 2007 d Le Nor LeLeVol. 32 No.09 NordN Hearst On ~ Leo mercredi 16r mai 2007d1,25$ + T.P.S. Sourit même si ton sourire MERCREDI Ensoleillé avec est triste car il passages nuageux Min -2; Max 14 PdP 10% n’y a rien de JEUDI Ensoleillé plus triste de Min -2; Max 20 PdP 0% ne pas te voir VENDREDI Nuageux avec sourire! éclaircies et averses dispersées Min 9; Max 24 PdP 40% À l’occasion SAMEDI de la Fête Ciel variable Min -1; Max 11 de Dollard, PdP 30% nos bureaux DIMANCHE Ensoleillé avec seront fermés passages nuageux Min -2; Max 12 le lundi, PdP 10% 21 mai 2007 LUNDI La cathédrale Notre-Dame de l’Assomption a été la cible de vandals dans la nuit de mardi à mercredi Ciel variable dernier. On estime à plusieurs milliers de dollars les dommages encourus suite au passage des malfai- Min -2; Max 15 PdP 10% teurs. (Voir texte en page HA09) Photo disponible au journal Le Nord/CP HA 11,12 et 13 Dans tout le Nord de l’Ontario Il est interdit de faire des feux en plein air HEARST (FB) – Depuis jeudi Cochrane, Timmins, Wawa, au gaz pour la cuisson ou comme extrême. Le personnel de lutte nature veilleront à ce que cette dernier, il est interdit de faire des Chapleau, Kirkland Lake, source de chaleur, mais ils doivent contre les incendies du ministère et interdiction de faire des feux à ciel feux à ciel ouvert dans le Nord de Sudbury, North Bay, Sault Ste faire preuve d’une prudence les agents de protection de la ouvert soit strictement respectée. Δ l’Ontario. Marie et l’Ile Manitoulin, à l’ex- Tout le Nord est désigné comme ception du Grand Nord et du sud Parade annuelle une zone de restriction de feu de la rivière French. imposée par le ministère des En vertu du règlement portant Richesses naturelles puisqu’il juge sur les zones de restriction des Plusieurs cadets sont honorés que les risques de feux de forêt feux, tous les permis de brûlage HEARST (FB) – Les cadets ro- été le caporal-chef Gabriel Caporal-chef Fabbie Leduc. sont extrêmes à cause de la sécher- sont suspendus et tous les feux en yaux de l’Armée ont honoré Lambert tandis que la meilleure Un cadet, Caporal-chef Gabriel esse et des vents. plein air sont interdits. Les feux de plusieurs de leurs membres lors cadette a été la Sergente Sylvie Lambert, a complété le niveau L’interdiction de faire du feu est camp peuvent être permis dans de la parade annuelle qui a eu lieu Constantineau. d’étoile rouge tandis que neuf imposée pour réduire le nombre de certains terrains de camping organ- le 6 mai. Pour sa part, le Caporal-chef cadets ont complété le niveau feux de forêt causés par la main isés ou parcs qui utilisent des foy- Comme nous l’indiquions dans Jean-François Gélinas a été d’étoile verte: Cadet Pierre- humaine qui menacent la popula- ers approuvés et respectent cer- notre édition de la semaine choisi comme le cadet ayant Alexis Anctil, Cadette Bianca- tion et les biens. tains autres critères. Il est recom- dernière, Sergente Lisa Gauvin a démontré le plus d’amélioration. Rose Bertrand, Soldat David Dans le Nord-Est, la zone de mandé aux campeurs de s’adresser été honorée comme meilleure Le cadet ayant l’uniforme le Côté, Cadette Niméha Côté, restriction touche les districts du aux propriétaires ou aux cadette du corps. Elle a aussi été mieux maintenu a été soldat Cadet Pascal Gagnon, Soldat ministère des Richesses naturelles exploitants. Les gens peuvent tou- honorée comme meilleur tireur. Catherine Lambert tandis le Catherine Lambert, Cadet Nakita de Hearst, Kapuskasing, jours utiliser des réchauds portatifs Par ailleurs, le meilleur cadet a caporal Gabriel Lambert a été Taylor, Soldat Cristal Vallée et honoré pour le meilleur record de Cadette Mélissa Vallée. présences. Finalement, Marc-André Le soldat David Côté et le sol- Longval a été promu au rang de dat Catherine Lambert ont été Sergent, Caporal Jean-François honorés comme meilleures Gélinas a été promu au grade de recrues fille et garçon. Caporal-chef. Trois cadets ont été Trois cadets ont complété le promus au grade de soldat soit: niveau étoile d’argent. Il s’agit de Cadet David Côté, Cadette Sergent Lisa Gauvin, Caporal- Catherine Lambert et Cadette chef Jean-François Gélinas et Cristal Vallée. La Caisse populaire de Hearst a remis un don de 680 $ à la Bibliothèque publique de Hearst pour l’achat d’une série de livres sur les langues. De gauche à droite : Robert Verreault, Julie Portelance et Michèle LeBlanc. Photo disponible au journal Le Nord/CP Marche du Festival du Coeur à Mattice HEARST (FB) – La Coalition Coeur en Santé tient sa marche du Festival du Coeur à Mattice, ce jeudi soir. La marche n’est pas une activité de prélèvement de fonds, mais est présentée pour de l’exer- cice et du plaisir. On demande aux participant(e)s d’apporter une denrée non périssable pour la banque alimentaire locale appelée «La Joie du Partage». La marche aura lieu de 18 h à 20 h. L’inscription et le départ se feront du Complexe sportif. Au retour, plusieurs prix de participa- tion seront offerts. À Hearst, la marche aura lieu le 7 juin. HA2 LE NORD - Le mercredi 16 mai 2007 Concours provincial de français Une élève de 11e année remporte 4 000 $ en bourses HEARST (FB) – Une élève de épreuves du concours. des anciens et anciennes Laurentienne, 50 $ du départe- L’élève doit recevoir 1 600 $ 11e année de l’École secondaire Elle a obtenu la première place d’Ottawa, 250 $ du Conseil pu- ment de psychologie de d’ici quelques semaines tandis de Hearst, Geneviève Dillon, a en province dans l’épreuve de blic du Grand Nord de l’Ontario, l’Université Laurentienne, 400 $ que la bourse de 2 500 $ sera remporté 4 100 $ en bourses lecture. Les autres épreuves 200 $ du départe- de la Première vice-présidence de remise à la suite de son inscrip- grâce à sa performance au con- étaient la rédaction, le résumé et ment de sociolo- l’Ontario Desjardins, 250 $ des tion à l’université. cours provincial de français à la dictée. gie, 100 $ du Soeurs de la Charité d’Ottawa, Une autre étudiante de l’ESH, Toronto récemment. Pour sa performance, l’étudi- département de 250 $ du Fonds jeunesse de la Roxanne Lamoureux, a participé L’étudiante a obtenu la deu- ante a remporté une multitude de langues modernes Fondation franco-ontarienne, 100 au concours. Δ xième place dans le Nord de bourses soit : 2 500 $ comme et littérature de $ de l’Office des affaires fran- l’Ontario à la suite des différentes bourse d’études de l’Association l’Université cophones. Randonnée cycliste pour la Fondation des maladies du coeur HEARST (FB) – Le premier dirigeant de la Fondation des maladies du coeur de l’Ontario, formation nécessaire dans les défibrillateurs externes pour le Rocco Rossi, doit être de passage endroits publics hautement prio- personnel d’urgence du district à Hearst dimanche dans le cadre ritaires de l’Ontario provient du de Cochrane. M. Rossi a com- plor Design d’une randonnée cycliste de 1 Fonds commémoratif Heart & mencé son périple à vélo à Rainy 9000 kilomètres, le long de la Stroke Chase McEachern. River le 8 mai et devrait arriver à Renée Gaudreault-Alary, prop. plus longue rue du pays (Route Lors de son passage à Toronto le 31 mai, à raison de 1101 rue Front • Tél.: (705)-362-2838 [email protected] 11). Timmins mercredi prochain, la 100 kilomètres par jour en M. Rossi entend sensibiliser Fondation des maladies du coeur moyenne. Δ Conception et mise à jour de sites Internet Montages photos sur DVD avec intégration de texte et musique le public au Fonds commémoratif doit annoncer l’acquisition de Transfert vidéo caméra à DVD Hearst & Stroke Chase Transfert vidéo cassette à DVD McEachern au profit des DEA Création de graphiques et logos (défibrillateurs externes automa- www.xplordesign.com tiques). Dans le Nord de l’Ontario, le COURS taux moyen de décès attribuable aux maladies cardiovasculaires OFFERT À BORÉAL est de 20% supérieur à celui du OPÉRATION SÉCURITAIRE D’UNE PLATEFORME-ÉLÉVATRICE À CISEAUX reste de la province. Les chances Date : samedi le 26 mai 2007 de survie à la suite d’un arrêt car- Heure : 8 h diaque hors du milieu hospitalier Formateur : Steve Vallière sont d’environ 5%. Chaque Pour de plus amples informations, communiquez avec André Rhéaume au : minute qui s’écoule fait baisser (705) 362-6673 poste : 5023 les probabilités de survie d’une victime de 7 à 10%, selon la Fondation. La défibrillation peut La Banque Scotia organisait une vente de pâtisseries la semaine améliorer de 50% les taux de dernière, pour amasser des fonds pour le Camp des jeunes entre- SSEERRVVIICCEE IINNTTÈÈGGRREE survie à la suite d’un arrêt car- preneurs parraîné par la Corporation de développement diaque, si elle est administrée au économique North Claybelt. Le camp accueille des participants de cours des toutes premières mi- 13-16 ans de Hearst à New Liskeard. Sur la photo : Kelly Broda, GROUPE D’ASSURANCE nutes. Shannon Griffin, Linda Gosselin, Janine Ouellette, Lynn L’argent destiné à aider l’in- Marchildon et Mélanie Marchand. Photo disponible au journal Le DAVIDSON de LAPLANTE Nord/CP 931, RUE GEORGE stallation de DEA et à assurer la Tél. : 372-6444 Johanne Fauchon ou 1-888-968-7891 courtier DES SOLUTIONS À VOTRE MESURE • Planification d’investissements • Planification de la retraite-REER • Régimes enregistrés d’épargne études • Planification fiscale • Assurance Pour en apprendre davantage, appelez..
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