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Gull Lake Residents Mourn Drowning Victim by Lisa Gervais Bradley Was Killed Last Christmas Eve Cottage Your lot Your dream CLEARANCE Country Custom built ON SCOOTERS Building (IN STOCK ONLY) Supplies 13523 HWY #118 WEST, HALIBURTON 15492 Highway #35. | Carnarvon | Ontario 11576 Hwy 35 • www.RoyalHomesMinden.on.ca 7054579355 705-489-2212 | [email protected] 705-286-6992 1-888-717-4923 www.highlandsmedicalsupplies.com HOME OF THE HIGHLAND STORM TheHighlanderThursday September 13 2018 | Issue 356 INSIDE: MEET YOUR ALGONQUIN HIGHLANDS CANDIDATES PAGE 8 FREE Fred Fox speaks at the community centre in Minden this past Saturday prior to Sunday’s Terry Fox run. See more on page 13. Photo by Highlander Staff Gull Lake residents mourn drowning victim By Lisa Gervais Bradley was killed last Christmas eve. week. Haliburton Highlands OPP detachment This time around, he said, “I put it there “Even though Anand may have only been commander Liane Spong-Hooyenga said A big white teddy bear sits at the gate of to show the family of Anand Baiju, those here for an hour or two, for that time he officers responded to a call for help at 4:45 the University of Toronto’s Survey Camp classmates and first response workers was a part of the Minden community. He p.m. last Tuesday. on Deep Bay Road in Minden - site of that tried to save him, the camp staff, the died here and he will be remembered and “An 18-year-old male from the the drowning death of an 18-year-old University of Toronto Engineering Faculty, mourned here,” Bradley said. Mississauga area had been pulled from Mississauga teen Sept. 4. which my father graduated from, the entire Minden Hills Coun. Pam Sayne, who the water … EMS was also on scene Resident Richard Bradley said he put it U of T community, and our Minden Hills represents the area, told The Highlander, and efforts were made to resuscitate the there because he cares. It’s his thing. He community that I care about them, share the university site is a “generous neighbour victim. The male party was transported to put a large bear at the Toronto van attack their pain, grieve with them and offer up the hosting many Gull Lake resident events. the Haliburton Highlands Health Services memorial and two smaller bears at the lights bear for anyone that needs that big teddy We can only provide condolences of Hospital in Minden where he was later near the Minden ValuMart where Terrence bear hug,” Bradley told The Highlander this this very saddening occurrence.” pronounced deceased. 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THURSDAY 13 THE BAKED & U of T bought Butter Chicken BATTERED WAY! with basmati rice...........................................$13.99 FRIDAY 14 Gull Lake Platter - cheesy eggs, house potatoes, peameal bacon & Bacon Cheeseburger housemade croissant, jam/butter, with salad.or fries...........................................$13.99 coffee or tea ..$11.99 SATURDAY & SUNDAY camp in 1919 Continued from page 1 Belgian Waffl es - w/ maple syrup, Breakfast including Eggs Bennedict our own mixed berry compote & Untill noon. 3 varieties to choose from! “The male party had been with a group from whipped the University of Toronto who were staying MONDAY 17 cream........................$10.99 at the camp. He had become separated from CLOSED a group in and around the water,” she said. Breakfast Panini Wrap - w/ The U of T website issued a statement bacon, tomato, avocado w/ 4 TUESDAY 18 saying the university community is mourning cheese mix. grilled hot & delicious in Chorizo Mac & Cheese ................$12.99 the loss. 3 minutes!........$9.99 The site said the student was part of a group taking part in an engineering course. Daily Quiche - light as air, WEDNESDAY 19 fl uffy,delicious! ..............$6.99 The week’s programming at the camp was Chicken Quesadilla Panini Wrap subsequently cancelled, Cristina Amon, with fries or salasd............................................$13.99 EGGS BENNEDICT AVALIABLE dean of the Faculty of Applied Science and EVERY DAY! Engineering said in the statement. Reduced portions available THURSDAY 20 “Our attention must be with those affected Chicken Tikka by this terrible tragedy,” she said in a with basmati rice...............................................$13.99 message to engineering students, faculty and OPEN FRIDAY 21 staff. “The thoughts of our entire community are 6 DAYS Mediterranean Flatbread Pizza with salad............................................................$13.99 with the family and friends of the student A WEEK! who died.” HOURS TUESDAY - SATURDAY, 8 AM - 8PM SUNDAY 8 AM - 7PM | CLOSED ON MONDAY. Cottage Bakery 705-457-BAKE The U of T bought the 175-acre property www.bakedandbattered.com | 128 Highland Street, Haliburton. Fish Fry 705-457-2252 on Gull Lake in 1919 as a site for engineering students to learn surveying and project management. Today, it’s used to teach land surveying, 4131 Cty. Rd. 121 Kinmount 705-488-2107 integrated water system and geology. www.highlandscinemas.com Baiju’s family and friends launched a A MESSAGE TO OUR CUSTOMERS - Due To The Large Number Of GoFundMe campaign to raise money for his Releases Around Thanksgiving. We Will Be Staying Open A Couple funeral. Of Weeks Past Our Normal Closing Time Of Thanksgiving This Year! “He was a great son, brother, friend, and NOW OPEN FRIDAY SEPT. 14TH TO MONDAY SEPT. 17TH moreover, a wonderful personality. “To his parents, he was the only hope for 4 DAYS FRIDAY TO A WEEK MONDAY them and dedicated their whole life for his DAILY studies. Please help and support Mr. and The Predator 18A 8:00 Mrs. Baiju at this tough time,” the site reads. Boyd Holbrook It raised $27,423, surpassing its $20,000 Crazy Rich Asians 7:15 goal. Constance Wu PG A Simple Favor 14A Blake Lively 7:45 The Meg 14A RV Jason Statham 7:30 Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again PG 7:00 Meryl Streep ANTI-FREEZE COMING NEXT: The House With A Clock In Its Walls Jack Black Admission Children 12 Adults Seniors 65 Matinees Every Mon. Rates: Theatre & & under 13 to 64 & up Night Museum $8.00 $10.00 $8.50 $7.50 $8.00 NOW IN For breaking news, videos and community events visit STOCK! THEHIGHLANDER.CA Left: A big white teddy bear at the entrance to the U of T Survey Camp on Deep Bay Road in Minden. Photo by Lisa Gervais. Right: Anand Baiju. Photo by GoFundMe. MINDEN PELLETS WOOD NOW IN STOCK! (705)286-1351 PELLETS 16 Bobcaygeon Rd, Minden Thursday September 13 2018 | Issue 356 TheHighlander 3 Highlander news C. 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County cracks down on shoreline tree cutting • Outstanding clean acreage with mature hardwood • Here is your oppourtunity for prime riverfront By Mark Arike sake of what they want on their land,” said • Character fi lled century home with 2 modern additions - • Cozy 2 bedroom home with large decks overlooking river Moffatt. “Again, we’re limited by a process fully updated • Needs a little love and decorating People caught breaking the county’s • Large Barn suitable for horses • Large 2 car garage for all your toys in which we don’t have the ultimate control • Trails ideal for ATV, snowmobiling, hiking Shoreline Tree Preservation Bylaw may and that remains frustrating.” end up paying a larger fine. Coun. Andrea Roberts pointed out the Planning director Charlsey White recently offender would also have to spend money SIR SAM’S $795,000 CABIN - 4 ACRES $82,000 recommended increasing the current $675 to remediate their property. Deputy Warden on-the-spot fine to $925, which includes a Liz Danielsen said she has no sympathy in victim surcharge. Offenders can also face a that situation. $1,000 fine if the matter ends up in court. “I’m a little bit disappointed we’re The purpose of the bylaw is to “protect so closely controlled by the province,” trees in areas adjacent to the shorelines of she said, adding the trees and water lakes, rivers and navigable waterways.” “mean so much more” here than in an White said representatives of the Ministry urban environment. She asked for “little of the Attorney General told her that hesitancy” when providing tickets. increasing the fine “could be tricky and not Earlier this summer, council requested supported by the province.” • Prime location on County Rd 121, minutes to Minden staff review the current bylaw and find • Amazing Custom Built Log Home “I think it clearly says we’re serious about • Upgrades upon upgrades • Older cabin needing repair ways to strengthen it for the short-term • Highest quality fi xtures • Drilled well, year round County Rd this,” said Coun. Brent Devolin. “I trust while “a more comprehensive shoreline • 3 car garage, privacy plus • Picturesque Site - VALUE PRICED! your judgement … if they said this is as far • 3 minutes to Sir Sam’s Skiing and Biking protection bylaw and policy is undertaken.” as you can stretch that rubber band without Council directed staff to apply to the getting a denial, then it’s a good first step.” ministry to increase the fine amount.
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