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THE SPEAKER’S WEEKEND eekender EDITION WVol. 18 – No. 30 FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 2019 Visit us on Bunker open seven days a week Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter

COBALT - The Bunker Military Museum has a full complement of summer students thanks to federal and provincial funding. The museum is now open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. seven days a week, with three summer students who are eager to show visitors the interesting artifacts at the museum. Located at 24 Prospect Avenue in Cobalt, the Bunker provides a fascinating glimpse back into the lives, equipment, uniforms and stories related to the people who participated in past conicts. Eleven-year-old Chris Pichette cooled o as he slipped and slid at the Earlton park June 22. The Fun in the Sun Museum board president Marg Harrison says event marked the opening of the Earlton pool to the public for the season. Activities were sponsored by Armstrong the museum is about the people who took part Township and the recreation committee, and were supported by the volunteer re department, the Centre de santé in the wars, and not about the wars themselves. communautaire du Témiskaming, and the EarlyON program. (Sta photo by Diane Johnston) Continued on 3a DID YOU GET The Speaker THIS WEEK? Here are some of the stories in our June 26 edition… • The Temiskaming Shores and Area Rotary Club has made a big splash in proposing the construction of a splash pad for the New Liskeard waterfront.

• Get your red and white on, Canada Day will be celebrated in a THE TEMISKAMING Vol. 114 – No. 20 Speaker number of communities across the South Temiskaming region.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2019 THE THE TEMISKAMING SPEAKER • A re destroyed a Harley Township barn, but no livestock were SportsWEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2019 Happy A celebration of learning (H.S.T. included) Canada Day! $1.75 per single copy harmed in the blaze. SPEAKERWEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2019 www.northernontario.ca Open mind,

• The Latchford bridge will see more rehabilitation work this summer. Grade 3 student Jeery Smith watched Spray level head carefully as Danika Vessel of New Liskeard prepared a smudging • It could be a wild ride. Watch out for moose, bear and other critters Shillinglaw eager to buildmixture. Vessel, who is Métis, also works with We Matter, a mental and spritz on previous successes health initiative led Sue Nielsen by and for Indigenous youth. Speaker Reporter executive mentor. I look to on area roads as a number of collisions involving wildlife have been Park seeking donors bring positivity to all aspects of TSMHA,” said Shillinglaw Sta photos by TEMISKAMING SHORES — Diane Johnston to make a splash There’s a new minor hockey in an email interview. president and he’s eager to He’s a father of four, three of whom are involved in mi- Diane Johnston start the job on a positive Grade 2 students Bryce Pollock, left, and Georgia reported in the region. Speaker Reporter note and grow the game nor hockey. Tucker worked to craft leather medicine pouches that locally. And he’s no stranger to would hold sage, sweetgrass, cedar and tobacco. TEMISKAMING SHORES – Proponents of the proposed splash the game having grown up Derek Shillinglaw replac- Derek Shillinglaw pad park in Temiskaming Shores are hoping donors will dip into es outgoing Temiskaming in North Bay, playing hockey their pockets to turn the project into a watery reality. Shores Minor Hockey Association (TSM- at the A, AA and high school The Temiskaming Shores and Area Rotary Club and the City levels. • Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus spoke to English Catholic It wasn’t just another day at the beach for Greg Brazeau, above, and his family squad HA) president James T. Paterson for a of Temiskaming Shores have launched a corporate sponsorship two-year term beginning in 2019-20. He also knows the game of hockey as they competed in the annual tourney in New Liskeard June 22. Eight teams took from another important angle. and donation drive. part in this year’s beach volleyball tourney, which raises funds to support Timisk-Timisk “I believe I bring an open mind, a National Indigenous He was an o cial from the age of The park will be built near the Spurline and miniputt complex aming District Secondary’s volleyball program. (Sta photo by Diane Johnston) level head and some hockey experi- on the New Liskeard waterfront. ence as a player, o cial, parent and 13 to 25. Central School students about leadership and civic engagement. The nautical-themed park will range over 2,640 square feet, Captain & Temagami Dry Ginger Ale and include 25 features that spray, spritz and dump water on Peoples Day at EPS youngsters. The Rotary Club envisions it as “the fl agship park in the North- Diane Johnston east,” said club president Einas Makki. Speaker Reporter To date, almost $300,000 has been committed to the project. • Having an open mind and a level head will help Derek Shillinglaw to ENGLEHART – On a sunny June 21, Englehart Public students cooked ban-ban That leaves a little over $226,000 to be raised. Casey Mini Teacher Tara-Leigh Muraska, Grade 2’s Caleigh Holmes, centre, and Grade 4’s Ava nock over an open re, made medicine pouches, and learned about Indigen-Indigen Babcock tried their hand at cooking bannock over a camp re. Construction will depend on the success of the fundraising ous culture. drive, said Makki at the fundraising campaign’s launch June 20. The timing was just right. Mike McArthur, a city councillor and member of the project The school’s fourth annual Celebration preside over the Temiskaming Shores Minor Hockey Association as the committee, was optimistic that it’ll be up and running next sum- of Learning Day was held on the nal Fri-Fri mer. Olympics day of the school year and coincided, for “This is a project that’s been talked about and talked about,” the rst time, with the rst day of summer McArthur said. and National Indigenous Peoples Day. “It’s no longer talk.” “That’s really how it came about,” said He said the splash pad park, which will be free to all, will be one principal Sheila Siermachesky. new president. “We’re learning through the school, more attraction adding to the waterfront. turn 20 through the system, about truth and rec-rec SPONSORSHIP Diane Johnston The campaign includes various levels of sponsorship. HUMAN SUNDAE onciliation.” Speaker Reporter Twelve per cent of the school’s 200 stu-stu A donor who contributes up to $499, for example, will be a Park Chocolate sauce, whipped cream, caramel sauce and candy sprinkles are all key ingredients in any ice cream sundae. They were also the ingredients poured on the principal and vice principal at Ecole dents from junior kindergarten through Buddy. BELLE-VALLÉE – Tokyo is preparing to host the Summer Olympics Grade 6 identify as Indigenous. • It was another successful Father’s Day Get Active in Temiskaming event. catholique St-Michel on the last day of school June 20. Students were told if they met a fundraising As contributions increase, so too does the amount of name in 2020, and the next Winter Olympics are slated for Beijing in Among the day’s guests was Bertha challenge of $10,000 they could decorate the principals as sundaes. Of course the students exceeded recognition. 2022. Cormier of Matachewan First Nation. Depending on the sum, donors may be a Park Buddy, Pal, their fundraising challenge to the tune of $13,235 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation during a Jump But for two decades, Casey Township has been staging its own She instructed students in the making Friend, Anchor, Captain, Sunshine, Pirate and Schooner. Rope For Heart event. Pictured gleefully pouring whipped cream on vice principal Mélina Gravel mini Olympics every year. of medicine pouches and explained the A donor of $100,000 is recognized as a Legacy Sponsor. Walkingshaw’s head is student Ella Pedersen. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen) “It brings people back together, and they’re having fun. That’s meaning of the small bags, which con-con • Members of the Timiskaming Tumblers gymnastics club are having Continued on 3a the main thing,” said organizer Michel Lachapelle midway tained samples of the sacred medicines Or, donors may choose to purchase a specifi c element. through this year’s event. of sage, sweetgrass, cedar and tobacco. Summer She hoped students would also take The 2019 games opened in Belle-Vallée June 21 and continued through June 23. away the message that, when they have as Never Before!! bands paying tribute to Aero- This year’s event boasted nine teams, most representing questions about Aboriginal cultural trad-trad success this season. smith, the Rolling Stones and extended families and involving friends. itions, “don’t be afraid to ask.” Parades and fi reworks “I still go to the elders and ask a lot of the Doors and to Guns ‘N’ Ros- This year’s line-up included dodgeball, Texas horseshoes, slo- questions,” she said. Celebrations across the regionson Memorial July Arena and1 the es. Opening the concert are lo- pitch, volleyball, a basketball free throw and an obstacle course. At Englehart Public, a club envisioned DISTRICT (Staff) – The region Liskeard waterfront Monday, Waterfront Pool-Fitness Cen- Saturday’s events were capped by a reworks display. cal musicians The Mud Dogs. as exploring a variety of cultures focused will be cloaked in red and days will be quieter than the July 1, beginning around 10:15 Teams competed for a little prize money and bragging rights. tre. As for daytime festivities, this year exclusively on Indigenous com-com white this weekend as com- typical Canada Day long week- For the kids there were games, craft sessions and a chance to • Our C-front this week features a story and photos on National Indigenous p.m. The second annual concert Summerfest – which tradition- munities in Canada. Enjoy Responsibly munities celebrate Canada’s end, but the nights promise to The Canada D’Eh 2019 out- is a fundraiser for the Tri-Town ally took over downtown New play on new equipment installed last fall at Parc Rendez-Vous It was the students who said, “’that’s 152nd birthday. Park. be busy. door concert will be held Sat- Ski and Snowboard Village. Continued on 6a what we want,’” explained teacher and Some of the festivities are It was built with proceeds from hockey pools over the past Grade 2 student Nathaniel Jackson welcomed guests Melissa Gill,Nation, at left, toand Englehart Bertha Cormier, Public’s bothCelebration from Matachewan of Learning Day.First The traditional fi reworks urday night in the parking lot This year’s line-up features Gabrielle Girard stepped up to the plate Saturday afternoon for her team, Les Atomas. They were club leader Tammy Card. ve years as well as provincial funding under 2018’s Main Street outlined below: display is scheduled to light between the Don Shepherd- among nine teams taking part in the Casey Mini Olympics. (Sta photo by Diane Johnston) Peoples Day at Englehart Public School. TEMISKAMING SHORES up the night sky over the New Revitalization Initiative. In Temiskaming Shores, the “This is our ‘Main Street,’” said Lachapelle with a smile.

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NOTICE 2018 AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS Please be advised that the 2018 Audited Financial Statements for Please be notifi ed that the Environmental Crews of the Public REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING the City of Temiskaming Shores were received by Council at the Works Department will be carrying out maintenance programs, June 18th, 2019 Regular Council meeting. Tuesday, July 9, 2019 – 6:00 P.M. fl ushing and testing of fi re hydrants throughout the municipal water distribution systems. The work may cause some discoloration in City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury In accordance with Section 295 of the Municipal Act, copies of the the water; however the effect should be minimal. If a coloured Statements can be obtained from City Hall or can be viewed on the water problem is encountered in your water service line, fl ushing JUNE IS City’s website at www.temiskamingshores.ca. the service by letting the water run for a period of time should BIKE MONTH IN TEMISKAMING SHORES! For further information or to receive a copy of the Financial cure the problem. If the coloured water persists, please contact Statements, please contact the undersigned at 672-3363, ext. the Public Works Department for assistance at 705-647-6220. Thank You Everyone For Being A Part Of Bike Month In 4121. This program will commence the week of May 21, 2019 and Temiskaming Shores And Making Our Community Bicycle Laura-Lee MacLeod will continue throughout the City for approximately 6 weeks. Friendly! Treasurer Thank you for your co-operation as Environmental Crews of the Check out “Bike Temiskaming Shores” on Facebook for Public Works Department carry out this important maintenance TEMISKAMING SHORES PUBLIC LIBRARY community rides taking place throughout the summer! activity. THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED ON TUESDAY, JULY 2 Notice of Public Meeting Public Works Department IN LIEU OF CANADA DAY Application to Acquire Municipal Land TD Summer Reading Club Family Story & Fun Time at Both Part Time Desk Attendants Notice is hereby given in accordance with By-law No. 2015-160 in Branches Pool and Fitness Centre respect to an application to acquire municipally owned land; Wednesdays in July and August the Temiskaming Shores Public Competition No. 2019-010 This public notice is being given to advise the public that Council is Library will be having TDSRC Family Story & Fun Time from 11:00 considering the disposition of the subject land as described below a.m. until noon. Children accompanied by an adult are welcome to The City of Temiskaming Shores is currently seeking Part come and enjoy stories being read aloud followed by a play time. We and shown in the key map. Time Desk Attendants for the Pool and Fitness Centre. This look forward to seeing you at the library! position is responsible for greeting the public in a polite, tactful Any person may attend the public meeting or provided written Haileybury on July 3rd, 17th, 31st and August 14th. and courteous manner, as well as, providing them with general comments prior to the public meeting. New Liskeard on July 10th, 24th, August 7th and 21st. information and direction regarding facility activities and uses. For more information call 705-647-4215. The Public Meeting willNotice be held:of Public Meeting Further info or written

Application to Acquire Municipal Land submissions The ideal candidate will possess the following: Pen Pal Program at the New Liskeard Branch Notice is hereby given in accordance with By-law No. 2015-160 in respect to an application to acquire Date:municipally July owned 9, land; 2019 David B. Treen The Temiskaming Shores Public Library has partnered with the Kenora Public Library for a Pen Pal Program this summer. Make • Experience in customer service This public notice is being given to advise the public that Council is considering the disposition of the Time:subject land 6:00 as described p.m. below and P.O. shown Box in the 2050 key map. / Haileybury, Ont. / P0J 1K0 friends with youth from a distant community through correspondence • Effective communication and computer skills Location:Any person mayCity attend Hall the public email:meeting or [email protected] written comments prior to the public meeting. and socialize with like-minded peers here at home. Children aged • Ability to work mornings, evenings and weekends The Public Meeting will be held: Further info or written submissions 8 to 12 can register for this program which will be held in the New • Bilingualism will be considered an asset Description Date: Julyof 9,Land: 2019 Parts 1 & 3David on B.Plan Treen 54R-6002; Parts 1 & 2 Time: 6:00 p.m. P.O. Box 2050 / Haileybury, Ont. / P0J 1K0 Liskeard branch on Fridays from 3:15 to 4:15 on the following dates: on Plan Location: M-275T City Hall Raymond Street email: [email protected] July 5 and 19, August 16 and 3. Applicants are encouraged to submit their resumes by June 28, ProponentDescription of Land: / Purpose: Parts 1 & 3 on RK Plan Breau 54R-6002; Holdings Parts 1 & 2 on Inc. Plan M-275T is seeking Raymond toStreet For more information or to register call 705-647-4215. 2019 quoting Job Competition No. 2019-010 by regular mail or Proponent / Purpose: RK Breau Holdings Inc. is seeking to acquire the land for a multi-phase acquiremultiplex development. the land for a multi-phase multiplex development. email to: The Firebird--a show by the Little Red Theatre KeyKey MapMap The Temiskaming Shores Library presents a famous Russian fable Shelly Zubyck telling the story of a Tsar who promises his kingdom as a reward 335 Roland 353 349 347 343 341 Director of Corporate Services 998063 to the son who can capture the wild and precious Firebird. Prince Subject Property P.O. Box 2050 328 Ivan struggles with the weight of his quest but successfully walks a 285 285 Haileybury, Ontario POJ IKO 338 286 difﬁ cult path full of adventure and the help of a magical fox. Done 283 281

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The City of Temiskaming Shores is committed to an inclusive, storytelling, your children will be amused, engaged, entertained and 277 278 275 well educated! 804027 barrier free environment. Accommodation will be provided Highway 11 273 274 273

998042 When: July 11, 2019 at 10:30 a.m. in all steps of the hiring process. Please advise the Director 272 271

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203 197 265 Admission: FREE! For more information, call the library at 705-647- ensure that you can participate fully and equally during the 265 266

261 4215 or 705-672-3707 recruitment and selection process. Roland 259 259 173 We thank all applicants; however, only those considered for an 260 ‘Save the Bees Please’ at the New Liskeard Branch interview will be contacted. On Saturday July 13th at the New Liskeard branch of the Temiskaming Shores Public Library we will be having our ‘Save the Age Friendly Events Bees Please’ program as part of the T.D. Summer Reading Club. This program is for children aged 5 to 10 years old and will feature Pickleball – Wednesday June 26th stories, crafts and activities relating to doing our part in saving New Liskeard Tennis Courts the bees. 9:00am to 11:00am Free To register or for more information please call 705-647-4215. Connais-tu ta bibliothèque? Déﬁ , jeux et activités! Coffee Hour – Wednesday June 26th Pour les jeunes de 6 à 12 ans. Chat Noir Books, 57 Whitewood Avenue, New Liskeard Le mardi 23 juillet 2019 de 18 h 30 à 19 h 30 à la succursale de New 10:30 am Free Liskeard. Tu crois vraiment la connaitre? Viens voir et t’amuser!!

Bowling – Thursday June 27th LEGO – Du plaisir à construire pour toute la famille ! Tri-Town Bowling Lanes, 331 Main Street, Haileybury Le mardi 20 août 2019 de 18 h 30 à 19 h 30 à la succursale de New 1:30pm $3.00 Liskeard. Que devez-vous apporter? Vos propres LEGOs, votre créativité et

th votre imagination. Shufﬂ eboard – Thursday June 27 Donc, pour une heure, venez partager vos idées et venez créer!! Farr Park, 430 Morisette Drive, Haileybury 1:30pm $2.00 per game To register or for more information about any of the Library’s programs, call 705-647-4215 or 705-672-3707, see our facebook

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W 2019 Frid ay, A p ril 26 , P ag e P B a Bunker open seven days a week Continued from A Front dent staff. One of the most striking School groups from through- exhibits at the museum is a out the area, and as far as collection of dozens of man- North Bay, have visited in re- nequins wearing the uniforms cent weeks. The Algonquin of soldiers in many different Army Cadet Corps also recent- aspects of past wars. ly visited with over 60 cadets in Harrison noted that the Bun- attendance. ker is “a multinational military Tourists from other parts of museum.” the world have put the Bunker Unlike other museums, Military Museum on their list which occasionally present ar- of destinations, and recent vis- tifacts relating to other coun- itors have come from Holland tries, the Bunker Military Mu- and Switzerland. seum showcases multinational With expanded summer war artifacts every day of the hours, the Bunker welcomes year. everyone to visit to learn more The museum’s summer about those who have partici- hours started June 24 and pated in past wars, and meet Bunker Military Museum summer students (from left to right) are Caylin Purdy, Trystan Benoit and the three summer students the people who work to keep Olivier Bonin-Ducharme. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe) have been busy becoming ac- their stories alive. quainted with the many items collected over the years. Celebration “They are just soaking up the atmosphere,” said Harri- Englehart sets budget for 2019 son. “They’re getting pretty fa- Of Life Darlene Wroe terly utility bills will include a tion and water, sewer and gar- miliar with the facility already. Speaker Reporter $12.44 increase to help cover bage charges, the town’s 2019 They’re very eager.” future water and sewer projects. budget is supplemented by The late Jim Jones initiated ENGLEHART - Englehart The Town has completed sever- federal and provincial grants, Please drop in and the collection which has con- council has approved the town’s al water and sewer projects over as well as revenue from other join us to share memories of tinued to grow in recent de- 2019 budget. the past 10 years which have re- municipalities, investment in- cades. “The Mayor and Council of James (Jim) Hopkins sulted in some large defi cits. All come, and revenue from prov- (1935-2018) PARADE the Town of Englehart passed the projects were funded at 90 incial offences. Among later additions is a the 2019 budget with no in- per cent by the Ontario Govern- The 2019 budget is Bren gun carrier which will be crease to municipal tax rates,” ment but the municipal contri- $4,208,718, which is down from seen in the Canada Day parade deputy-clerk Malorie Robinson bution on the projects is still 10 the 2018 budget of $4,241,565. in Cobalt which begins at 11 outlined in an email, “however per cent, or $222,200 per pro- a.m. on Monday, July 1. residents will see increased tax ject. The summer students will levies due to the increase in “As of December 31, 2017, the also be taking part in the pa- MPAC (Municipal Property As- water defi cit was at ($354,798), rade, and will be dressed in sessment Corporation) assess- sewer defi cit is ($980,304) and at St. Paul & St. John military uniform. ment values. MPAC assessment garbage defi cit amounted to Anglican Hall, 506 Rorke The Cobalt Mining Museum values have increased over fi ve ($445,229). Overall munici- Ave, Haileybury on will also have representatives per cent from 2018 to 2019 so pal reserves are still positive Saturday, June 29, 2019, in garb from the days of the residents and businesses will at $1,434,360, however, our between 1:00 and 3:00 PM. Cobalt Silver Boom. defi nitely see an increase al- auditors have recommended in- “We will have a joint pres- though the increase is not uni- creasing the utility rates to help ence in the parade,” said Har- form across all properties so reduce or eliminate both current rison. “That ties both of us in some residents and businesses and future defi cits.” IMPORTANT NOTICE with the terriﬁ c history in our will see more of an increase The town will be raising area.” than others.” $348,435 from ratepayers to Do you require assistance with small jobs? The Bunker is hoping to raise Water, sewer and garbage pass on to the school board. Missionaries are coming to our area the week of funding to install two perma- rates will increase “by 10 per For the town’s own municipal July 14-19 2019 nent walls in the gallery to cent starting with the August 1 purposes, the town will be rais- 'A Ministry of Compassion' provide space for special exhi- billing,” Robinson explained, ing $1,732,450 from ratepayers. bitions, as well as support for “Normal residential quar- Along with municipal taxa- What the organizing committee requires from you a homeowner: heavy items which could be Small jobs ranging from: [lawn cutting to painting/ gardening to cleaning] mounted on a wall. (All materials must be provided to complete your job, labor is FREE) However, the project de- TIPS pends on funds, which are Contact the Organizing Committee to arrange for your small job difﬁ cult for small museums to today. The jobs will be completed as able in a first come first secure. served basis. 1.705.622.6060 “We’re not sure we’re going Plan your SUMMER HOLIDAYS We believe that the 'Mission Field' is not only Overseas! to get that done this summer,” with us! Harrison said. The project’s Vacation Bible School Program timeline will depend on avail- $49 July 15"-19, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. able funds. The TIPS Summer Holidays Plan per person Providing interactive, creative learning of Biblical Truths for children, as The Bunker Military Museum provides essential out-of-province well as crafts to reinforce and activate the young minds. Activities include emergency medical insurance! is managing on a $10,000 mu- $98 learning stations, group singing, and play-based learning. Join us at 453 nicipal grant, admissions, and per family Marcella Street for a week of wholesome fun. donations. Ask us for more details! Dan Larocque has served Evening Evangelism 7p.m. Distributed by as the museum’s manager for Monday-Tuesday/Thursday-Friday Box 39, 39 Whitewood Avenue several years, and works on a New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 FREE CONCERT part-time basis for the muse- Toll free 1.800.461.7811 Saturday, July 20, 3-4 p.m. at “The Pavilion” um. Location: Haileybury Beach Area Volunteers make up the Please see the policy for complete details. Sponsored by: Haileybury & Toronto Central remainder of the workforce, Underwritten by Old Republic Insurance Company of Canada. 100 King St W, Hamilton ON L8N 3K9 Seventh-Day Adventist Churches along with the summer stu-

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THE ontario community newspapers association REWARDS General Manager - Lois Perry Editor - Steven Larocque OF TEMISKAMING PRINTING COMPANY LIMITED SUMMER 18 Wellington Street, P.O. Box 580, New Liskeard, Ont. P0J 1P0 Phone: 705-647-6791 Fax: 705-647-9669 [email protected] www.northernontario.ca We acknowledge the financial support of the Government ofCanada, through the Publications Assistance Program (PAP), toward our mailing costs. Authorized as publications mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa, Number 8154 Member Ontario Community Newspapers Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Association. The publisher reserves the right to restrict all ads to their proper classifications, and to edit or reject any copy. The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be responsible for errors in advertisements submitted other than in clear writing, nor for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement. The advertiser agrees that the publisher will not be liable for damage arising out of errors in advertisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied, whether such error is due to the negligence of the publisher’s servants or otherwise, and there shall be no liability for noninsertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. All claims or errors in advertisements must be received by the publisher within 30 days after first publication. The contents of the Weekender are protected by Copyright registered with the Copyright Of- fice at Ottawa. Reproduction of any material herein may be madeonly with the written permission of the General Manager. Shoes and canoes Your mission - should you chose to accept it - is to grab the canoe, the kayak, the kids, the Editorial dog, the cat and grandma and Sue get outside. Nielsen Put that Marie Kondo book down, take off the Bit Fit, ig- nore the 10,000-step mantra, child’s shoes, or their own for Why litter? throw the dust mop in the cor- that matter. It’s summer, time to enjoy the restor- Should we not be demanding compa- ner and organize yourself right Let those feet touch the earth ative powers of nature. nies produce less packaging or more out the door. to develop important sensory But be careful, you are likely to be an- packaging that is environmentally friend- Oh, and most important of all, perception in the brain. gered at what you are seeing in terms of take your shoes and socks off. ly? litter and garbage in the region. Ah, doesn’t that feel wonder- Summer is alive and bursting Most of the things we buy today are ful? with life and lushness. I could This goes without saying, we live in geared for single use and in our throw- I love walking barefoot, espe- sit inside and worry about the beautiful scenic Northern Ontario. away society this is damaging the envi- But we are seeing more and more litter cially through the dew-soaked ticks that might bite me, or the ronment we live in. in the backcountry, on area waterways summer grass. bears, or the sunburn I may get Certainly litter is at the end of the chain I love the feel of the earth be- and on town and city streets. or any number of things. of the production, consumption and dis- neath my feet. Do people litter because they don’t feel posal of goods we all purchase. Like most women, I love I will leave the mania to other responsible for the great outdoors, or city People care about living in a clean shoes, but I love walking bare- folks. streetscapes? community, we know that. foot more. In the meantime, I am bare- Studies suggest people will litter if a re- And thanks to people like George Du- I’ve learned there are a whole foot, not pregnant, and not gion is already polluted with waste and, kovac and others who pick up other peo- host of health benefi ts from behind the plow, ha ha. I am by contrast, they won’t litter if a clean walking barefoot in safe places. ple’s trash on a regular basis, our streets walking barefoot free as a bird community discourages littering. Safe places such as natural are being cleaned. through dew-soaked grass at Littering continues to be a major prob- surfaces like sandy beaches, But Dukovac is becoming discouraged dawn busy living each moment lem in South Temiskaming. forest fl oors, meadows and on by what he is seeing with the amount of and on. of summer as it hurries past. We are seeing more and more coffee trash being disposed of on our streets. I certainly wouldn’t walk This week we celebrate Na- cups, fast food garbage and other litter destroying the look of our beautiful re- Before you drop that water bottle, that down Yonge Street barefoot. tional Canoe Day June 26. Of course there’s always the gion. coffee cup, cigarette butts, gum, fast What does the canoe mean to concern that we might contract For sure littering is action taken by a food garbage, think twice about what you me? Everything. It is my wa- germs by shedding our shoes. selﬁ sh minority. are doing. Our skin is designed to pro- ter cradle, my decompression If people aren’t getting the message The Temiskaming Speaker thanks Du- tect us and we are much more chamber, my connection to wa- about eyesore littering, what is the solu- kovac and others who take time out of inclined to catch a bug by not ter and nature and my source of tion to having clean communities? their day to clean up after litterbugs. washing our hands. inspiration and love. My mother encouraged us In the canoe I connect with to shed our shoes and she was a terrifi c role model for going what it means to be Canadian, to Value of education shoeless. Bless her heart, I can be a self-autonomous woman, to The Temiskaming Speaker and Week- levels or to Northern College students still see her walking barefoot fi nd tranquility, beauty and free- ender newspapers would like to con- completing their degrees, it all bodes along the beach at Bass Lake. I dom in Wild Temiskaming. gratulate all the area graduates who are well for your successes in life. don’t know about you readers, And yes, I canoe barefoot ev- but I can’t stand the confi ne- moving on to higher levels of learning. And a further thank you goes out to ery chance I get and occasional- ment of shoes during summer Be it children graduating from Kinder- the educators and support staff who months. ly I’ll even skinny dip. garten, to Grade 8 students moving on to have guided our youth through some I cringe when I see parents Paddles up everyone. Have a high school-level learning to high school very challenging times in the province, in at the beach not removing their great week! graduates moving on to post-secondary terms of cutbacks to education. 18 Wellington St., South, New Liskeard 705-647-6791 Toll Free: 1-800-461-8751 Fax 705-647-9669 Lois Perry Alan Laura Donald Steven Diane Sue Darlene Email: speaker@ General Manager Roy Carl Beaton Larocque Johnston Nielsen Wroe ext. 224 Sales Manager Sales Rep. Sales Rep. 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W 2019 Frid ay, A p ril 26 , P ag e P B a Cobalt’s new CAO has roots in area history Darlene Wroe within municipalities from the activities, and he sees this new Speaker Reporter CAO and clerks’ offi ces, trea- position as an opportunity for sury, public works, engineering him to do some similar things COBALT - Cobalt’s new chief and then sub-categories within. for the community, but from an administrative offi cer is settling I’ve worked with municipalities administrative role. into his new role. clear across the country.” Walker has an interesting Brian Walker took up his new Walker said he has engaged connection to the Cobalt area position May 13. with over 3,000 municipalities, history. His father is Ken Walk- He was born and raised in with more focus in Ontario and er, “a telephone engineering pi- New Liskeard, and has family even more focus in Northern oneer from Northern Telephone roots in the area’s earliest de- Ontario. with a long history there.” velopment years. While working with munici- His grandfather, J.B. Walker, In an interview, Walker out- palities across Ontario and the had many claims through Cobalt lined his past experience, and rest of Canada, he has mainly and outlying areas in Coleman his pleasure in having returned resided in London, Ontario. and Lorrain Valley, which con- to the North. In the last two years, his work tinued through the 1950s. J.B. “I have worked in the consult- has been focused in Northern Walker’s brother-in-law (and ing end of the municipal world Ontario. therefore great-uncle to Brian from a corporate standpoint. I Prior to taking up his role Walker) was Angus McKelvie. have worked directly with mu- with the Town of Cobalt, he McKelvie and Thomas Mc- nicipalities over ten years as a was with Infrastructure Solu- Camus established a sawmill consultant.” tions (Engineering) Incorporat- on the shore of the Wabi Riv- Brian Walker He explained that he has ed as a business development er in New Liskeard in its early “worked from an aspect of manager and as a marketing days. The two men then estab- the area in 2016 to help his fa- their later years. meeting management and re- director. lished the Temiskaming Tele- ther care for his mother, Wynn “One of the things that most cords management, supporting HOME AND FAMILY phone Company which went on Walker (nee Wark, of the Hil- of the kids in my era did was as municipalities in technology in He and his partner Monia to become Northern Telephone liard Township area), who died soon as we graduated we all left those areas as well as asset man- moved to Cobalt in November Ltd. McKelvie also was the in August 2018. the area, got our education and agement and capital planning 2017 to the Buffalo Mill home cofounder of the Temiskaming Walker said he always felt life experience. Not many have from an engineering perspec- previously owned by Vivian and Nipissing Mines and was that his parents had given their returned but I’ve always had a tive, and helping municipali- Hylands. one of the original members children so many opportunities heart for the North and always ties in those areas. I have a lot Walker noted that Hylands of the Millionaires’ Club in the that he wanted to be sure that he desired to come back to the of experience working directly was well known in the com- early 1900s. could return to be with them in North.” with the various departments munity for her service and her Walker said he returned to

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Drop off resume to 18 Wellington St. S., New Liskeard FULFILLING A VISION Temagami First Nation drummer Lindsay Cote led traditional drumming and singing during the ceremony for the opening of the Mino M’shki-ki Indigenous Health Team offi ces at the Temiskaming SPEAKER Printing, Publishing Hospital June 6. The clinic is the culmination of about fi ve years of planning between the hospital, and Promotions health workers and First Nation leaders. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe) Page 6a WEEKENDER Frid ay, Ju n e 28 , 2019

CLIMATE FOR CHANGE Temiskaming Shores Lioness Lions Carolyn MacArthur (left) and Beate Brookfield have been doing their part for the environment as well as fundraising for the community. They have been using donated crochet cotton to make bags to replace the produce bags used for fruits and vegetables at grocery stores. The money raised from the sale of the bags is used to assist with community needs and projects. They also make and sell hats and mittens. They are pictured here at the Riverside Farmers Market. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe) Conservation officers say life jackets save lives DISTRICT (Staff) — Ministry of Natural Re- course, avoid operating a boat while impaired sources and Forestry (MNRF) conservation offi- and inspect your vessel on a regular basis and cers are reminding the public, now that summer your safety equipment. has arrived, to wear life jackets because they save Ontario’s conservation officers regularly in- lives. spect marine equipment and patrol various loca- They say over 65 per cent of all preventable tions for your protection. fatal drownings take place in rivers and lakes and If you see a natural resources violation be sure that’s why Ontario’s conservation officers are re- to call the ministry TIPS line at 1-877-847-7667 minding the public to be safe on Ontario waters. toll free or contact your local MNRF office. They remind the public to always wear a per- You can also call Crime Stoppers at 1-800- sonal floatation or life jacket, take a boating 222—TIPS (8477).

TEMISKAMING’S SUPER STATION!

FUN AT THE CLASSIC ROCK OLDIES HAILEYBURY BEACH Gavin Borgford, 5, of Haileybury, was enjoying the Haileybury The TRAIN (103.1FM) waterfront. Now that summer is here, there are many activities also playing taking place at the waterfront which includes playground ‘Canadiana’ & Country equipment, an enclosed beach, a marina, picnic areas, and a Flavoured Rock. portion of the STATO trail. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe) Frid ay, Ju n e 28 , 2019 WEEKENDER Page 7a

ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS The First New Liskeard Girl Guides unit recently filled 17 bags of garbage from the Timiskaming Tem ag am i F am i ly H ealt h Team District Secondary School parking lot area. They did this as part of the environmental awareness Sub mitted b y Ellen Ib ey badge requirements May 7. In the back row are Melody Mackewn, Willow Buckland, Kristin New F IT ( F ec al Im m un o c h em i c al Test ) Morrow, Rebecca Morrow, McKenna Fowler, Taya Schaffer, Ariel Williams, Paisley Glassford, Co lo r ec t al S c r een i n g Test Hannah Lavallee and Maddy Ducharme. In the front row are Ava Ehman, Julianna Hartzke, Daelynn Dasti, Grace Larente, Sarah St. George and Grear Sadler. Missing from the photo are Co lo rect al ca n ce r ( CR C) is th e se co n d m o st co m m o n ca use Madison Andrews, Kessie Borgford, Erin Bosak, Leela King, Elizabeth Lajeunesse and Mia o f ca n ce r d eath s in Can ad ian m en an d w o m en . Co lo rect al Milliour. Leaders of the Unit are Melissa Osborne, Silvia Air-Verheijden, Marie Kerr, Lisa Labonte, ca n ce r in ci d en ce an d m o rtality rates in O n tario are am o n g th e Sylvie Morrow and Audrey Shelton. (Supplied photo) h ig h est in th e w o rld . T h e g o o d n ew s is th at th ere is n o w a n ew an d si m p ler co lo rec - tal scr een in g test th at w ill so o n be available! ! T h e f eca l im - m un o ch em ica l test ( FI T ) w ill be available in O n tario as p art o f Can ce r Care O n tario ’ s Co lo n Can ce rCh eck p ro g ram as o f Jun e 24 , 2019.

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Th e Tem ag am i Medi c al Cen t r e an d F am i ly H ealt h Team … c o m m i t t ed t o k eep i n g yo u as h ealt h y as p o ssi b le! ART REVIEW Englehart’s Theresa Widdifield has recently returned to painting, and one of her recent works is part of the Englehart Area Artists’ show Anything Goes. It features two dozen works by many of the club’s 30-plus members. Most artists “work in isolation,” said club president Linda Mustard. The exhibition “is an opportunity for our members to show what they have been doing for the past year.” The show runs until July 7. At this time, the gallery and Englehart and Area Historical 1 7 O’ C o n n o r Dr i v e , P . O. B o x 9 8 , Te m a g a m i , ON P 0 H 2 H0 Museum are open by appointment only. For information, contact the Englehart town office or email Te l : 7 0 5 . 5 6 9 . 3 2 4 4 Fa x : 7 0 5 . 5 6 9 . 2 6 1 0 [email protected]. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)

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The Englehart Public School Grade 3/4 and Grade 4/5 students formed an image of the earth with their bodies to illustrate the plastic crisis which the earth is facing. The school body collected plastic bags to properly recycle for a Plastic Bag Grab Challenge. Students went on to present their findings about plastic to town council and request a ban on plastic bags and single-use plastics. (Supplied photo) It’s “Win-Win” when we SHOP LOCAL!

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CUBS GOLF TOURNEY a three-minute intermission. TRI-TOWN SOCCER The New Liskeard Cubs An- Each team can have up to two The Tri-Town Soccer Club is nual Golf Tournament takes substitutes and a win counts for back with the following sched- place Saturday, June 29. The three points, a tie for one. The ule: Tuesdays will see the Under four-person scramble has a divisions are 12-14 age group, 16 group play from 6-7:30 p.m. shotgun start at noon at the 15 and over recreational and 15 and 7:15-8:45; Wednesdays is New Liskeard Golf Club. The and over competitive. for Tots from 6-6:30 p.m., U5 cost of $85 includes dinner and 6-6:30 and U7 6:35-7:20 p.m.; 18 holes of golf. Dinner is by SUMMER SKATING Thursdays is given over to U9 Rooster’s Bar and Grill. There’s The New Liskeard Skating a $10,000 hole-in-one prize Club is preparing for their 31st from 6-7 p.m. and U12 from sponsored by St. Cyr and As- annual Summer Skating School 7:05-8:20 p.m. sociates. For more information taking place from July 15 to Au- RURAL YOUTH SLO- call Alvin Willard at 705-650- gust 18. All regular programs PITCH 3310. along with a Learn to Skate The Rural Youth Mixed Slo- CANADA D’EH sessions will be held. For more Pitch League is up and running The second annual Canada information call 705-647-8005. for another season. The T-Ball D’Eh outdoor concert for the HAILEYBURY GOLF CLUB division plays Monday nights Tri-Town Ski and Snowboard The Haileybury Golf Club: at 6:30 p.m.; the 8-10 age group Village takes place Saturday, on Tuesdays at 6:30; 11-13 the Andy Major Memorial is June 29. It starts at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays at 7 p.m.; and Saturday, June 29, starting at 11 with the local band The Mud 14-17 on Thursdays, also at 7 Dogs, followed by Pop Cher- a.m.; Ladies’ Night on Tuesday, o’clock. ry (a tribute to Aerosmith, the July 2, at 5:30; Bed Pan Open GET ACTIVE Rolling Stones and the Doors) Mixed Tournament runs July OLYMPIC PITCH The next Get Active in Gilles Lachapelle took his turn on the mound for a slo-pitch game at 9 p.m. followed at 11 p.m. 5-6; Men’s Nights start at 5 p.m. by a tribute to Guns ‘N Roses. Temiskaming fun run/walk in during the 20th annual Casey Mini Olympics which ran June on Thursdays. 21-23 in Belle-Vallée. Nine teams took part in events including Tickets are $30 each. The doors the 2019 series is Saturday, Sep- NEW LISKEARD GOLF dodgeball, Texas horseshoes and volleyball. (Staff photo by Diane open at 7 p.m. Tickets are avail- tember 28, at the Temiskaming CLUB Johnston) able at www.tritownskivillage. Nordic Ski Club. It’s a Father’s Coming up at the New ca or at Howey Bros. This is an Day-themed event at Pete’s age of majority event. There’s a Liskeard Golf Club: the next Dam and incudes a barbecue Different Strokes free shuttle at 1 a.m. Mixed Social is Friday, July 12; for participants. It begins at 9 KNOCK CANCER Sunday Men’s Mornings 8:30 a.m. with the fi ve- and 10-ki- The Temiskaming Summer Midget group Monday evening. The 14th annual Team Shan a.m.; Junior Mentoring every lometre (km) walking distanc- Skating School is coming up This is a great time to better Knock Cancer Out of the Park Tuesday from July 2 to August es. The 100-metre toddler dash fast – it starts on July 15. your skills for hockey tryouts. Slo-Pitch Tournament runs July 27, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and is at 9:15 followed by the 1km This is a fi ve-week session Our school allows our skaters 5-7. To get involved contact no-fee Junior Lessons every and 2km run/walk at 9:30 and Monday to Thursday with Jun- and hockey players to be able to James T. Paterson at kcootp@ Wednesday from July 3 to Au- then the 1km and 10km distance ior and Senior Figure Skating live at home for the summer and gmail.com or text/call 705-676- sessions, a Learn to Skate ses- have summer jobs and is very gust 26, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. runs at 10 a.m. This year’s ben- 6036. sion on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. affordable for all. - non-members $5 per lesson; efi ciaries are the Temiskaming APOLLO CUP to 11 a.m. with coach Wendy The Summer School offers Ladies’ Nights on Tuesdays at The fourth annual Apollo Northern Loons Swim Club, Christo Dupuis. dance-partnering practice with Cup fundraising soccer tourna- 5:30 p.m. and Wing Nights are Horne Granite Youth Curling, Power Skating sessions for coach Tim White and guest ses- ment for the Ecole secondaire Thursdays at 5:30. Call the pro the Hilliardton Marsh Research hockey players with Seniors sions of Power Skating. catholique Ste-Marie Girls shop to book your tee time or and Education Centre as well as Monday and Thursday from 7 For information please call soccer team is July 20. Games for more information at 705- local schools and community to 8 a.m. and Juniors Tuesday 705-647-8005 or email shar- are two 10-minute halves with 647-6651. groups. and Thursday 7 to 8 a.m. and a [email protected]. 3/4” LANYARD Min of 500 Fully sublimated, two sides $ 99

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YARD SALE- Saturday, June 29th from 8 a.m. til 2 p.m. At 704061 Rock- Your impulsive nature Watch your home and Sometimes it’s best to put Whether or not you’re on ley Road- 3rd house with a carport o the right. Across from M.T.O. Snow is hard to manage at family budget for the yourself fi rst. However, vacation, when you’re at Blowers, Toys, Household items. Something for everyone ! times. You’ll climb the year. The summer you have a generous home, you can relax and holidays are coming, let your mind wander. YARD SALE - 463 Morissette Drive. On June 29th 2019 from 7:00am - corporate ladder very and you want everything nature and you ne ver fast, but when you get to be perfect so you hesitate to help a loved A good movie lets you 2:00pm its inside at the old home improvement grocery store in Haileybury. to the top, you may can relax without any one in need. Be careful escape from reality once fi nd that your new worries. You’ll take up a not to burn out. in a while. YARD SALE - Saturday June 29th + 30th 8:00am - 2:00pm @ 40 Prospect responsibilities hold new athletic activity this Ave, Cobalt. Household items, watkins, avon products. No early birds. month. you back. YARD SALE - Marlar Self storage on Mckay Clements Drive in Hailey- bury. Industrial park, behind the school bus yard. Look for signs off Main St Hill at Niven St. S. Many items, Tools, household, trailer axles, trailer jacks. Friday June 28th 2019 noon - 6:00pm & Saturday June 29th 2019 April 20 - May 21 - June 22 - July 23 - from 8:00am - 4:00pm. May 20 June 21 July 22 August 22 MULTI-FAMILY YARDSALE- Friday, June 28th from 4 p.m. til 7 p.m. and Saturday, June 29th from 8 a.m. til 12 p.m. at 199 Melville St. RAIN OR SHINE! There won’t be a lack of High quality renovation While on vacation, You’ll need more than a conversation this week. materials aren’t just a at a conference or simple “I love you” from However, you might fi nd YARD SALE- 165 Landry St. Saturday, June 29th from 8 a.m. til 1 p.m. luxury they’re also a long- at the grocery store, your partner this week. it diffi cult to control the term investment. Don’t be you’ll meet somebody captiva ting. This person Luckily, they have a INDOOR GARAGE SALE- Sat, June 29, 2019 from 8:00-3:00pm. No Ear- topics, and you may afraid to make your home fi nd yourself sharing will introduce you to romantic surprise in ly Birds Please! Highway #65 West Between Henwood Rd #2 & Henwood look just the way you want secrets you would have memorable experiences store for you. Rd #3 Stone House with Red Doors. Rain or Shine!! it. and allow you to release preferred to keep to intense emotions. yourself. YARD/MOVING SALE- Saturday, June 29 and Sunday, June 30 from 9 a.m. til 5 p.m. 329617 Hwy 560, Englehart. Various household items, gen- erators, camping equipment, and much more!!!

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W 2019 Frid ay, A p ril 26 , P ag e P B a Communit Event Cooking Products Director for Pampered Chef, Canada - Cathy Morrow www.pamperedchef.biz/cathypclady TEMISKAMING HOSPITAL’S OPEN more information. TOPS (Take Off Take notice that the ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF BOARD MEETINGS ARE THE 4TH Pounds Sensibly) meets on Thursday TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH (EXCEPT VICTIM SERVICES OF TEMISKAMING & DISTRICT (VCARS) will be held at the MONDAYS JUL/AUG/DEC) AT 1730 HOURS TEMISKAMING COMMUNITY CHOIR morning New Liskeard Legion Hall, IN THE HOSPITAL BOARDROOM. Tri-Town & District Chamber of Commerce Boardroom in New Liskeard At Community Hall 7-9pm. Call 705- INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO ATTEND New Liskeard. 9:45 am. For more 647-1703 MUST GIVE NOTICE TO THE BOARD LIAISON AT 705-647-1088 EXT. 2220 information contact Marianne on FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 AT 12:00 NOON for the purpose of electing or TEMISKAMING AREA ROLLER GIRLS, BY 1530 HOURS THE FRIDAY PRIOR. Sowinski practices 7-9pm. 705-676-6163. appointing the Officers of the Corporation for the coming year. 705-622-0781. HEART OF THE NORTH DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB downstairs at the WEDNESDAYS Thornloe Recreation Euchre Card THE ENGLEHART AREA ARTISTS will be holding their annual art show at the Community Hall New Liskeard The Englehart & District Horticultural (Entrance left door at the back). 1:00 Society holds its General Meeting Night Begins February 7th, 2019. Englehart Area Museum from June 20 to July 7. The theme of this show is pm on Mondays. No partner needed. the 3RD WEDNESDAY EACH MONTH Runs THURSDAYS every 2 weeks till Call 705-647-7981. (EXCEPT DECEMBER). Come and “Anything Goes”. The show will be open to the public during Museum enjoy our excellent speakers June. Located at the Thornloe Hall M.S. SUPPORT GROUP meeting @ on horticultural topics. All are hours. New Liskeard Arena lobby, 2nd $2 entry fee & potluck. welcome. The meetings start Monday of every month from 1-3 at 7 pm at St. Paul’s Emmanuel pm Call Dan Allaire 705-563-2796 GETBOWLING EVERY 2ND AND Welcome to KENABEEK SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOL. For ages 4 1/2 years old, Community Church at the corner of 4TH THURSDAY OF THE MONTH! THE CHARLTON AGRICULTURAL 3rd & 5th St. Englehart. up to Grade 10, June 26–July 5 7:00-9:00 PM. Each evening except Sat. & SOCIETY. Regular monthly meetings This program is $3.00 (including are the 2nd Monday of every month TEMISKAMING COMMUNITY shoes) and starts at 1:30pm at Tri- Sun. For more information or for transportation please call Paul Gerber 705- Info contact Lori 705-648-1229. CONCERT BAND has started up under Gail Menard. Interested Town Bowling Lanes, 331 Main St. THE ENGLEHART HOSPITAL people are welcome to join at 563-2860. Everyone Welcome. AUXILIARY. Regular monthly the TDSS Music Room Wednesday Haileybury.’ This will be in effect meetings are the 2nd Monday evenings from 7-9pm. Participants for 1 year, until the end of March HUDSON OUTREACH LIBRARY (located at the corner of Hwy 65 & Milberta of every month at 1:00 PM in the must have experience on a wind Englehart Medical Clinic in the instrument or percussion, and 2020. Rd - opposite the Twin Lakes Rd. Turnoff) will be providing the “Summer downstairs boardroom. Call Wendy must own their own instrument. Venne 705-544-2058 for more info. Contact Gail Menard at menard@ Crafts for Kids” program again this summer. Sessions will take place from personainternet.com or at (705) NEW LISKEARD LIONS meet at 676-5790. 6:30pm in Lions Den (below FRIDAYS 2pm to 4pm every WEDNESDAY starting July 3rd through to August 21st. Community Hall in New Liskeard). TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) REGULAR EUCHRE EVERY FRIDAY New members always welcome. meets on Wednesday evening St. Send your children aged 5 to 12 yrs, for a fun time at the library. Your help is needed and much Paul’s United Church, New Liskeard. EVENING at 7pm. Hudson Twp. appreciated. Talk to any Lions Weigh in begins at 6 PM. For more Hall, in the Seniors room. Everyone CAMP JEUNESSE EN MANCHE KIDS CAMP IS PRESENTLY LOOKING FOR A member or call Eric Campsall 705- information contact Bonnie Quehe @ 705-647-1609. Welcome! for more information 648-3481 COOK FOR THE MONTH OF JULY. FRENCH IS A MUST. For more information ENGLEHART SENIOR’S CLUB meets TEMISKAMING LIONESS LIONS CLUB. every Wednesday at 12 Noon at please call 705-647-9670 “WE SERVE” New members are the Good Shepherd Church with a please call Chris at 705-648-3615 always welcome. Come join this Pot Luck Lunch followed by various group of ladies at the Lions Den activities. For more informantion SATURDAYS CAMP IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD is a children’s day camp for ages 5-12 (below the Community Hall in NL) contact Dot @ 705-544-2784. ALL COMMUNITY LADIES welcome the 3rd Monday of every month PIPE BAND Br 54 Legion, 7pm. 705- held at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in New Liskeard July 15-19 from 9 (except July & August) at 7 pm. For 672-5669. to JOIN LADIES MINISTRY FUN more info contact any Lioness or a.m. to 4 p.m. In lieu of registration fee, please bring a canned food item 1-705-647-4921 or 1-705-676-6777. TEMISKAMING AREA ROLLER GIRLS, BREAKFAST @ 9:00am. Every Practices 7-9pm. 705-676-6163. http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/tsllc/ 2nd Saturday of the month. The each day for our local food bank. For more information or to register call Women of all ages from Kerns and NEW LISKEARD LIONS meet at Hudson Townships are invited to Salvation Army, 260 Whitewood 705- 6:30pm in Lions Den (below 705-647-8401 or e-mail Pastor George at ntl.sympatico.ca the MILBERTA COMMUNITY WOMEN 647-4115. or 705-647-5718. Community Hall in New Liskeard). meetings every 3rd Wednesday of New members always welcome. each month at 7 p.m. Programs KIRKLAND LAKE ARTS CLUB meetings Temiskaming Native Woman’s Support Group is hosting our upcoming FALL Your help is needed and much include guest speakers and fun appreciated. Talk to any Lions activities. Call Audrey for more at 1pm at the Kirkland Lake Museum TRAINING FOR INDIGENOUS WOMEN and really appreciates your support in information at 705-647-6205 member or call 705-648-1680 or 705- of Northern History, 2 Chateau Dr. 647-3696. GOLDEN AGE CLUB #566. reaching out to our women across Northeastern Ontario so that they might 22 Argentite, Cobalt, holds a 4th Saturday of the month - Each TEMISKAMING HOSPITAL AUXILIARY Luncheon every 2nd Wednesday monthly meeting we have a join this fantastic group training here in Kirkland Lake. I thank you for your time regular meeting 4th Monday at 12pm followed by a Membership of every month at 2 pm in the Meeting. different activity for members to and should there be any difficulty or issues, please feel free to contact me at boardroom at the hospital. Englehart & District agricultural enjoy. Call the museum for more info Everyone Welcome! 705-567-1133. Society meeting. Being held the at 705-568-8800. New members are 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7pm at the ONR building in always welcome! THE BUNKER MILITARY MUSEUM IS CURRENTLY SEEKING INDIVIDUALS TUESDAYS Englehart. PASSIONATE ABOUT HISTORY AND ITS PRESERVATION. The Bunker welcomes all Second Tuesday of the month GOLDEN AGE CLUB: General La Leche League breastfeeding membership meetings are held on support meetings. Held in the the 2nd Wednesday of each month GAC Members’ Bus Trip parties with interest in volunteer efforts. Curious of what opportunities we have cafeteria at 6:30pm, 20 May St. New @ the Golden Age Hall, 22 Argentite Verner International Plowing St. Cobalt. 1 – 2 pm. Annual to offer? Want to be apart of a devoted & animated group? Call today at: Liskeard. membership is available at a cost of Match 705-679-5191 or pop in at 24 Prospect Ave., Cobalt, ON. Bid euchre EVERY TUESDAY evening $15. For further information, call 705- Thursday, September 19, 2019 679-5525 & leave a message. at 7pm. Hudson Twp. Hall, in the $15 Advance Seniors room. Everyone Welcome! ENGLEHART AREA ARTISTS hold ATTENTION KNITTERS: If you would like to knit for children in the third world, we Deadline - June 22 NO for more information please call their monthly meetings on 4th Wednesday of the month, 7:pm, REFUNDS could use your help. Join us on TUESDAYS AT 1:30PM at the Community of Christ 705-647-9670 at Rebekah Hall, 48 Fourth Ave., Contact: Carol 705-676-6789 Englehart ON . Check out club ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meet at or Colleen 705-679-8368 For Church on Niven St., New Liskeard. Just bring knitting needles size 4 or 41/2mm. 8pm at the Englehart United Church site to view our active members and their accomplishments and more information Yarn and needles are available. All are welcome! (next to the post office). what we have in store for this For more information, call D. year. Here is the link.....https:// THE TEMISKAMING PALETTE & BRUSH Caldwell at 705-647-6056. CLUB Painting sessions are from 1:00 englehartareaartists.weebly.com We have many activities and events - 4:00. Club room is in the Haileybury planned for the year. Come join us, Arena at 400 Ferguson Street. take part and have fun too. Call OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP PARISH COMING EVENTS Jeannine at 705-672-1028 705-544-7722 or 705-544-2653. TIME FOR YOU AND ME: Is a group from Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish that is open to everyone wanting COFFEE HOUSE MUSICAL JAM - to make a difference helping others in our Church, our community and our world! Join us at 12:30 P.M. on 7:00PM - 10:00PM 2nd Tuesday Wednesday, June 26th for a light lunch. of every month - St Paul’s United THURSDAYS Church Auditorium - 70 Wellington HEART OF THE NORTH DUPLICATE DAY OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish will be hosting a day of Adoration of the St. New Liskeard. All musicians BRIDGE CLUB downstairs at the Blessed Sacrament on Friday, June 28th from 12:00 P.M. until 4:00 P.M. in the Church. All are welcome to come welcome, young and old of all Community Hall New Liskeard and spend some quiet time with the Lord in prayer. For further info, contact the office at 705-647-5035. abilities, all music - country, rock, (Entrance left door at the back). 7:00 gospel, jazz - Family, friends & pm on Thursdays. Call 705-647-7981. OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP’S ROSARY GROUP’S ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE TO THE VILLE MARIE GROTTO will take Newcomers welcome. anyone who appreciates the place on Thursday, June 27th. Anyone interested in joining the Rosary Group for lunch in Ville Marie should fellowship of music makers and TDAND (Temiskaming District All phone Kathie Garahan at 705-647-6390. The group will be leaving the Church parking lot for Ville Marie at 11:00 their sound! For info contact Brian Nations Discipleship) A different A.M. Matheson at 705-647-5671 or email approach to traditional Canadian [email protected] society church. The Bible is our MASS TIMES: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish in New Liskeard, on Sundays at 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. and guide on all matters. Our purpose St. Patrick’s Parish in Cobalt, Saturdays at 5:00 P.M.. FIBROMYALGIA SUPPORT GROUP is to make disciples of Jesus Christ, meet every 2nd Tuesday of each not converts because of nationality, OMPH IS NOW ON FACEBOOK: Check our new facebook page at facebook.com/OMPH.NL and stay up to month at Our Mother of Perpetual family up-bringing, works of the flesh date on the latest happenings in the http://www.facebook.com/OMPH.NLParish. Help Church from 1pm-3pm. or decision cards. If you are looking Contact Christine at 705-628-2019 WEEKLY OMPH E-BULLETIN: If you would like to receive the weekly e-bulletin from Our Mother of Perpetual Help for the reality of Jesus Christ in your for more info life, you are welcome to come Parish, please email [email protected]. Stay in touch with all the latest news and events on a weekly AUSTISM SUPPORT GROUP taking and join us. We welcome all ethnic basis. groups of people. Currently meeting place at College Boreal in New PARISH WEBSITE: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish has updated its parish website. It contains information Liskeard EVERY 4TH TUESDAY every second Thursday evening. of the month from 6-8pm. For information email: tdand.rk@ about the Parish, the weekly bulletin and a host of other useful information and links. Check out the website at Organized by Autism Ontario. gmail.com or call 705-676-6909 for www.ourmotherofperpetualhelp.ca. T:10”

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