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THE SPEAKER’S WEEKEND eekender EDITION W FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 2019 Vol. 18 – No. 35 Visit us on Rolling along New bus to join transit fleet in 2020 Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter
TEMISKAMING SHORES – A new bus will replace an aging model in the Temiskaming Transit eet. The transit committee recommended the purchase of a new 30-foot ac- cessible diesel transit bus, at a purchase price of $423,430. It has applied for funding from the Investing in Canada Infrastructure
Program (ICIP) which would cover about three-quarters of the cost. Speaker Reporter Darlene Wroe That would leave the transit service, which is funded by user fees and subsidized by the municipalities of Temiskaming Shores and Cobalt, re- sponsible for almost $112,300 of the purchase price. The application for ICIP funding has been processed, but noti cation of The 26th annual Stan Martin Memorial Mud Bog was a pretty exciting event, its approval has not yet been received, said Mitch Lafreniere, Temiskaming but Kaleb Allin, 2, of Englehart, was staying cool, beating the heat and any other Shores’ manager of physical assets, at a city council meeting last week. concerns with his bubble gun. The event was held July 27-28 at the Charlton Fair Continued on 3a Grounds. (Sta photo by Darlene Wroe) DID YOU GET The Speaker THIS WEEK? HERE ARE SOME OF THE STORIES IN OUR JULY 31 EDITION…
• While the glasses clinked, the laughter rose and the WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 2019 Speaker THE TEMISKAMINGTEMISKAMING Building Communities food was enjoyed, $67,000 dollars was raised for not- with Doug Adams
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(H.S.T. included) $1.75 per single copy Beer Festival. SPEAKERVol. 114 – No. 25 BUILDING COMMUNITIES www.northernontario.ca • It’s the August long weekend, and that’s synonymous Fermenting “A big with the annual Civic Holiday festivities in Elk Lake. success North On Tap deal” • A portion of Mowat Landing Road will undergo repairs donating STAFF PHOTOS BY $67,000 DARLENE WROE Doug Adams The Alcoholic (above), at just over a quarter-of-a-million dollars. Sue Nielsen a truck driven by Speaker Reporter reflects on life Vic Charbonneau of TEMISKAMING SHORES — The third annu- Timmins, was among al North On Tap Craft Beef Festival glass the many vehicles that in Temagami Doug Adams made • The Temiskaming Hospital Auxiliary logged volunteer has over owed with goodness as the made a huge splash popular event raised $67,000 for not-for- with the crowd at the Temagami his home in 1986. Darlene Wroe pro t groups in South Temiskaming. Charlton Mud Bog. (Sta photo by Darlene Wroe) The one-day sold out craft beer festival, It’s a rite of passage Speaker Reporter held July 13 at the Haileybury Harbour for people attending Place Pavilion, attracted 1,800 beer lovers a mud bog to get at TEMAGAMI - Born in 1948, Doug Adams grew up hours and purchased new equipment as a result of their south of Windsor. These ghts result in scars and bumps in the muskrat’s fur, making it less valuable. who had a chance to taste samples from least a little splatter on 12 breweries and two distilleries. them. By the time he was 13, he was trapping and skinning muskrats all over that In the early 1960s, good pelts sold for 25 cents and the damaged ones with scars The proceeds are being divided be- MAD FOR MUD area, which, at the time, was all farmland. and bumps sold for ve cents. tween three organizations, with $30,000 Now, nearly six decades later, he is still trapping. “Herman let me skin the nickels while he was skinning the quarters.” The 26th annual Stan Martin Memorial Mud Bog took place in Charlton July 20-21 with participants from across the region. to both the Haileybury Golf Club and the Butch Mayhew of the But that’s not all that he is involved in, and most people who know of Adams had his hunting license at the age of 15, and at 16 he had a driver’s license hard work. Tri-Town Ski and Snowboard Village and This year’s event was held in memory of Curtis Loach. His brother, Colin Loach, co-organized the event, and is pictured here Temagami, which became his hometown, will also know the name of Doug which allowed him to travel further around the county where he could hunt game Swamp Rats 4x4 Club $7,000 to Camp Jeunesse en Marche, driving Radical, as he waves before racing across the pit to cheers and mud-splattering e ect. See Speaker Sports for more Adams. like ducks, geese, pheasants, rabbits and squirrels. coverage. (Sta photo by Darlene Wroe) has been running a a summer camp for children located in truck in the Charlton “I have been involved in trapping most of my life,” said Adams, sitting in DISCOVERING TEMAGAMI Coleman Township. Mud Bog since it rst the dining area of the Northland Paradise Lodge in Temagami which he pur-pur “I lived outdoors all my life, with a short stint at schooling before driving truck, but “The North On Tap committee is very started 26 years ago. chased in 1986. I was still an outdoors guy.” proud of what it has managed to accom- • The trades are often undervalued when it comes to ca- He is pictured here with “I wish I could have done that 20 years sooner,” he said of the decision he His trucking career took him to Manitoulin Island in the mid 1970s and for three plish in partnership with our wonderful Golf Course Civic duties his truck The Predator. and his wife Marg made when they pulled up roots and moved to Temagami years he was working from that base in the summer for road construction. community,” said festival organizing com- to operate the tourism business. “I drove truck for years and years. It brought me all across Northern Ontario and mittee member, Hugo Rivet in a press re- Elk Lake preparing Adams is an outdoorsman, but he also has taken a rm stand as a Temagami Temagami was one of the prettier and friendlier places. I really liked the town fore- lease. Road bridge businessman, tourist operator and community supporter over the years. man, Verdun Pacey, who rode with me, putting down dust control on all the gravel “Since its inception, we have managed Unlimited adventures and observations, both in the bush and at the negoti-negoti reer choices. Not so when a group of Grade 7 and 8 stu- roads in town and on the Temagami Access Road. Each year, he asked for me to to give back $145,000 to worthwhile for long-weekend fun ating table, are the basis of his many stories about life in Temagami. deliver the loads to the town.” causes in our area, all while putting on a work beginning When he was 13 a local trapper - “a really old guy that must have been close unique and sought-after festival that peo- Diane Johnston The skill, the will, and the thrill As time went on, Adams began to feel he wanted to do something other than to 50,” - taught Adams how to trap and skin muskrats. The teen then moved ple seem to truly enjoy year after year. Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter Darlene Wroe drive truck. Speaker Reporter on to raccoons, and also the odd fox. Mink were rare, but also among the Although it takes lots of hard work and ELK LAKE – For more than 70 years, Elk Lake has beenSpeaker Reporter The Charlton Mud Bog is a time for friends and family possible catches. Ten years after he rst came to know Temagami, an advertisement for a lodge for dents from Timiskaming District Secondary School ele- planning to put on such an event, it is not to get together for fun and relaxation. Tess sale on Lake Temagami caught his eye in the Ontario Out Of Doors magazine. He TEMISKAMING SHORES – A stretch of Golf Course demonstrating Civic pride. At the time, there were no coyotes or possums, Adams said. something we do alone. Our immense The tradition continues, as the stage is set for theCHARLTON 73rd - The mud was ying and the crowds were cheering Reck (back right) and her children Carson immediately recalled his old friend Verdun. Road in Dymond will be closed next week to permit “Soon, I knew where every (muskrat) trap was in that marsh land. I have a success is due to the generous support of annual Civic Holiday weekend festivities. during the 26th annual Stan Martin Memorial Charlton Mud and Marissa were cottaging in Field, photographic mind and I could remember all that at 13, and boy, Herman (the He quickly drove up to Temagami to have a look at the lodge. Deciding it was our sponsors, volunteers and our commu- the refurbishment of a bridge. Golf Course Road will be closed at River Road and “The recreation committee took it over this year,Bog. since we and made the trip north to visit Brandon trapper) was glad to have me helping him, and he let me start skinning a lot of not quite what he was looking for, he continued to look around and found another nity as a whole.” have more members around our table,” said committeeThe event, chair hosted by the Swamp Rats 4x4 Club, saw a range Belanger (left) and take in the fun at rats, and they ght with each other, basically over women and over territory. lodge that hadn’t been listed for sale, but “I made the guy an o er he couldn’t re- According to Haileybury Golf Club pres- just east of the Chester Creek bridge, beginning mentary division participated in a Mind over Metal Camp Josée Leveille. of weather, including rain, wind, sun and heat. When they ght they get into a real dust-up.” fuse. The rest is history, and here we are.” August 6. the mud bog too. ident, Rose West, the funds will be used to The celebrations are an opportunity for entire familiesBut rain to was nothing for the crowds who were hoping to get That was the spring of 1986, and he took over the business on June 16 of that year. “purchase a rough mower and equipment The rehabilitation of the bridge, the most westerly return to their hometown, Leveille said. a little muddy anyway - it’s a rite of passage. The heat just saw Marg arrived on June 30. needed to maintain the golf course.” on the road, is to be completed by November 15. “We’re trying to nd more activities for the kids so the Speaking on behalf of the ski village, in It’s an extensive job, involving resurfacing, them lining up at the vendors for cool drinks. “We pulled up roots. I quit driving truck and she quit teaching school.” Adams says families can come to the park and spend it all together.”The event draws competitors and spectators from across an online message, Lorna Desmarais said, upgrades to the approaches at both ends of the The events kick o with a bingo at the Legion hall tonight they never looked back. stressing welding. bridge and new railings, said Temiskaming Shores Northeastern Ontario and campers and mobile homes were There was a lot of work to do at the site: roofs, siding, grass, the boat ramp, new “We are excited for sure. We are planning (Wednesday). set up all over the site of the Charlton Fairgrounds on Highway to use the funds to build a deck around Mayor Carman after city council met July 16. But the fun really takes o Saturday, Sunday and Monday, docks. City council awarded the contract for the project to 560 south of Charlton. The site lends itself well to the activity as our new chalet, construct a new outdoor with the ball parks as the focal point. “I changed everything. re pit area and some general landscap- Miller Paving in May, at a cost of $845,150 plus taxes. Once again, she said two ball tournaments –part slo-pitch of the and Little Claybelt. “Twenty years later I did it all again,” he said with a laugh. ing around the new building.” That was almost $200,000 over the budgeted sum. fastball – are full. The Mud Bog commemorated the life of long-time member The Northland Paradise Lodge operation kept them busy, and positioned on Cas- The city will use $318,735 in regular support from • There’s a new space in Haileybury where creativity and She thanked the North On Tap organiz- For the kids, there will be a Climb ‘N’ Fun ropesCurtis course, Loach. a sels and Rabbit Lakes, just at the edge of the town, it saw customers coming in for the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund to o set ers for their generosity. chance to make and decorate wax replicas of theirFamily hands, members and Nicole Loach and Colin Loach headed up boating, ice shing, hunting moose or bear, and in more recent years, customers its costs. the team of volunteers for the weekend activity. Along with the awesome ales, spirits ceramics painting. were seeking a guided tour for photography opportunities along pine forest trails, That money had originally been slated for the Colin Loach, who was among the participants, raced and entertainment, the festival featured In atable play structures, face painting by Sudbury’s Chantal or to learn more about wild orchids and edible (and poisonous) mushrooms, as well reconstruction of Albert Street in Haileybury. repeatedly, as he has for almost three decades. a successful Hop To It Beer/Root Beer run for a Gladu, and sawdust scrambles for cash will also be back. as other ora and fauna. collaboration go hand in hand at Co-Worx. and walk with over 270 participants mov- But council opted to defer the Albert Street project, “It’s a family sport - a family get-together,” Loach said of the ing along the STATO trail. estimated at $3 million, when its application reason he loves mud bogging. Next year’s North On Tap Craft Beer Fes- grant was unsuccessful. Northland Paradise Lodge • It was a down and dirty good time at the 26th annual Stan tival takes place on Saturday, July 11, 2020. Martin Memorial Charlton Mud Bog. Assante Capital Management Ltd. • Find out who was honoured as a longtime organiz- MINI MONSTER er at last weekend’s Stan Martin Memorial Charlton MARK THE DATE! Mud Bog. BINGO
• The 69th annual Twin Lakes Regatta takes place this Saturday, August 10 Robert A. Nicholls, CPA, CA, CFP Ivan Dewar Erik Nicholls, CFP, B.Sc. (Fin) coming August long weekend. - 6:30pm Financial Peace of Mind Starts at Assante • Our C-front features a story and photos on Temaga- www.lucky7bingo.ca mi’s Doug Adams. New Liskeard 11 Armstrong St., New Liskeard 705-647-6838 • 1-877-850-6838 Page 2 WEEKENDER Frid ay, A ug ust 2, 2019
NEW LISKEARD LIBRARY RELOCATION PROJECT
ocuments for this pro ect are available on iddingo id - City Bulletin 07902 -0024 uestions are to be directed to the following consultant AGE FRIENDLY EVENTS ean Audette st Aquafi t – Wednesday July 31 ool Fitness entre hone 705-474-3250 9 00am to 9 45am for 6.50 SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS Fa 705-474-0737 st T Coffee Hour – Wednesday July 31 hat oir ooks, L ean mitchell ensen.ca 0 30am Free T e ay g t City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury Pickleball Clinics – Wednesday July 31st L ennis ourts NOTICE ontact Lynn arcella for information - - T Shuffl eboard – Thursday August 1st T e ay e tem e WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Farr ark, orisette rive, aileybury City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury 30pm to 3 00pm 2.00 per game NOTICE OF TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE lease be notifi ed that the nvironmental rews of the ublic nd Adult Swim – Friday August 2 ool Fitness entre he ity of emiskaming Shores wishes to advise residents and users of olf orks epartment will be carrying out maintenance programs, 2 00pm to 00pm for 4.00 ourse Road that in order to facilitate the rehabilitation of the hester’s reek fl ushing and testing of fi re hydrants throughout the municipal water th ridge located near iver oad and ighway ast a portion of olf ourse Shuffl eboard – Tuesday August 6 Road will be closed to all traffi c commencing on or about August 6th 2019 until distribution systems. The work may cause some discoloration in Farr ark, orisette rive, aileybury approximately November 15th, 2019. here will be no through traffi c permitted the water however the effect should be minimal. f a coloured within the work area and detour routes will be established and signed accordingly. 30pm to 3 00pm 2.00 per game water problem is encountered in your water service line, fl ushing e apologi e for any inconvenience that this road closure may cause, however, the TEMISKAMING SHORES PUBLIC LIBRARY work to be completed is required to ensure the safety of the road users. the service by letting the water run for a period of time should cure the problem. f the coloured water persists, please contact For further information please contact the ublic orks epartment at - - The Library will be CLOSED on 6220. the ublic orks epartment for assistance at . . . Tuesday, August 6 in lieu of the Civic Holiday RECREATION DEPARTMENT This program will commence the week of May 21, 2019 and Namaste Nature at the New Liskeard Branch SHELLEY HERBERT-SHEA MEMORIAL ARENA will continue throughout the City for approximately 6 weeks. his program will feature a oga lass with a ualifi ed instructor, on CONCESSION OPERATION aturday August 0 from 0 30 a.m. to noon. There will be yoga and Thank you for your co-operation as Environmental rews of the peaceful, environmentally safe craft activities for children aged 5 to 0 The ity of Temiskaming hores is in search of an Operator for the oncession at ublic orks epartment carry out this important maintenance years. To register for this program or for more information call us at the helley Herbert- hea Memorial Arena for the 20 9/2020 season eptember to April. The concession operates at minimum Friday evening, all day aturday activity. 705 647-42 5. and unday. This is an e cellent opportunity to make e tra money over the winter months in a busy, social atmosphere and is well suited for a small business or as a All Creatures Great and Small at the New Liskeard Branch fundraiser by a non-profi t organi ation. ublic orks epartment n Saturday ugust , from : noon the ew Liskeard branch The ity supports healthy eating in recreation settings where everyone can easily Notice of Public Meeting of the emiskaming Shores ublic Library is having an LL S make healthy choices and require that the Operator offer healthy food options. Potential Sale Noticeof Municipal of Public Meeting Land – Bucke Park S LL program. his program will feature animal stories, nowledge and understanding of the Food remises Act. afe Food Handling Notice is hereby given Potentialin accordance Sale of Municipal with y-lawLand – No. Bucke 20 Park 5- 60 in respect to the ertifi cation and eneral Liability nsurance is re uired. ity considering the sale of ucke ark ampground crafts and activities for the 5 to 0 year old crowd. e plan on having a Notice is hereby given in accordance with By-law No. 2015-160 in respect to the City considering the Thissale public of Bucke notice Park Campground; is being given to advise the public that ouncil is considering The concession area is leased to the Operator and includes the following roaring great time and if you would like more information or to register theThis sale public of thenotice sub is being ect landgiven toas advise described the public below that Council and isshown considering in the the keysale ofmap. the subject e uipment: in a lender, Sandwich rill, opcorn achine, ot og Anyland person as described may belowattend and the shown public in the meeting key map. or provided written comments prior to call us at 705-647-4215. Machine, Microwave, Hot hocolate Machine ( unn), offee Machine ( unn), theAny public person meeting. may attend the public meeting or provided written comments prior to the public meeting. acho achine, Soft rink Fridge, fridge with free er, Slushy achine. The Public Meeting will be held: Further info or written submissions o register or for more information about any of the Library s programs, TheDate: Public ugust Meeting will , be held: avidFurther . reen info or written submissions ndividuals interested in operating the rena oncession may obtain an Time: Date: 6 00 p.m.August 13, 2019 .O. David o 2050 B. Treen / Haileybury, Ont. 0 0 call 705-647-42 5 or 705-672-3707, see our facebook page, email Time: 6:00 p.m. P.O. Box 2050 / Haileybury, Ont. / P0J 1K0 Application form from Location: Location: ity City Hall Hall email email: dtreen [email protected] temiskamingshores.ca ewLiskeard temisklibrary.com or Haileybury temisklibrary.com , visit our website at www.temisklibrary.com , or visit your Library ranch Temiskaming hores ity Hall DescriptionDescription ofof Land: Land: Bucke ucke Park Campground ark ampground Farr rive aileybury, ntario KeyKey Map our plus de renseignements contacte nous au - - ou Roland - - , visiter notre page facebook, envoye -nous un courriel Or ontact uperintendent of arks and Facilities aul Allair pallair temiskamingshores.ca Bucke Park (30 Ac.) ewLiskeard temisklibrary.com ou Haileybury temisklibrary.com , 705-647-572 visiter notre site web au www.temisklibrary.com , ou vene visiter nos succursales Application Deadline: 2:00 pm August 13th, 2019 Application for Zoning By-law Amendment Silver Centre Rd. For more Notice of Complete Application
And Notice of Statutory Public Hearing Bucke Pk Rd. nder ection 34 of the lanning Act, R. .O. 990 c. . 3 information The ity of Temiskaming hores has received the following application to amend the ity of Temiskaming hores oning y-law Roland contact: File #: A-20 9-02 Agent: Roger reau Owner: The orporation of the ity of Temiskaming hores Property: orthwest orner of oland oad and aymond Street Notice of Intention to Remove a Holding (H) Symbol Application for Zoning By-law Amendment nder ection 36 of the lanning Act, R. .O. 990 c. . 3 Temiskaming lan - Lot and part of LotNotice of Complete - Application arts and And Notice of Statutory Public Hearing The ity of Temiskaming hores has received the following application to remove Under Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990 c.P.13 A public hearing will be held to consider the oning y-law Amendment a Holding (H) ymbol application File #: A-H-20 9-03 Shores Fire The City of Temiskaming Shores has received the following application to amend the City of Temiskaming Owner: arry and atricia Morrow Date:Shores Zoning By-lawTuesday,: August 3, 20 9 Property: Sharpe Lake oad ucke oncession , art of roken Lot Time:File #: ZBA-6 201 009-02 p.m. Agent: Roger Breau R 54R-5 37 art Place:Owner: The Corporation ouncil hambers of the City of Temiskaming at ity all, Shores Farr rive, aileybury A public hearing will be held to consider the oning y-law Amendment applica- Property: Northwest Corner of Roland Road and Raymond Street; Plan M-275T Lot 1 and part of Lot 2; tion Department The applicationRP 54R -6002proposes Parts 1 and to 3 rezone the subject land from Low Density Date: Tuesday, August 3, 20 9 Residential (R2) to High Density Residential Exception (R4-#) to permit A public hearing will be held to consider the Zoning By-law Amendment application: Time: 6 00 p.m. theDate: construction Tuesday of, August three 13 ,residential 2019 buildings on the property each containing Place: ouncil hambers at ity all, Farr rive, aileybury sixTime: dwelling 6:00units, p.m. as well as a rental amenities building. dditional site-specifi c 705-672-3363 Place: Council Chambers at City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury e ceptions may be required. Mr. reau has submitted an offer to purchase the The application proposes to remove the Holding (H) Symbol from the sub ect The application proposes to rezone the subject land from Low Density Residential (R2) to High Density City of Temiskaming Shores sub Residential ect land Exception from the (R4 -#) ity. to permit the construction of three residential buildings on the property each property to permit future residential use. The property is currently sub ect to the containing six dwelling units, as well as a rental/amenities building. Additional site-specific exceptions may be Hold 2 (H2) provision, which is applicable to all properties within the Aggregate Re- PRESENTS FREE OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT required. Mr. Breau has submitted an offer to purchase the subject land from the City. source nfl uence rea to ensure development of sensitive uses within the infl uence The property is designated Mi ed se Areas in the ity of Temiskaming hores The property is designated Mixed Use Areas in the City of Temiskaming Shores Official Plan. area is supported by a land use compatibility study.
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ity of Temiskaming hores Jennifer Pye, MCIP, RPP enniferPlanner ye, , Farr rive ox aileybury, City of Temiskaming Shores lanner325 Farr Drive Tel 705-672-3363 e t. 4 05 Fa 705-672-29 pye temiskamingshores.ca ity ofPO Temiskaming Box 2050 hores For more information call 705-647-5709 Haileybury, ON P0J 1K0 FarrTel: 705-672-3363 rive ext. 4105 Fax: 705-672-2911 O [email protected] o 2050 For More Information Call (705) 672-3363 Haileybury, ON 0 0 Write to The City of Temiskaming Shores, P.O. Box 2050, Haileybury, ON P0J 1K0 or Tel 705-672-3363 e t. 4 05 Fa 705-672-29 Visit our Website: www.temiskamingshores.ca pye temiskamingshores.ca Frid ay, A ug ust 2, 2019 WEEKENDER Page 3 Heritage Fund supporting Temiskaming ag industry TEMISKAMING SHORES advantage and sending a signal The list includes: and purchasing equipment. expand its organic beef farm (Staff/Special) – The Northern to the world that Northern On- • $607,462 for Golden Acres • $400,000 for Ferme Alfa- by purchasing equipment and Ontario Heritage Fund is in- tario is open for business and in Thornloe to expand its dairy dair Ltee. in Earlton to expand building a hay storage shed, vesting more than $3 million in open for jobs,” said Greg Rick- farm by building a new barn, its dairy farm by building a new utility shed, cattle handling fa- 13 agricultural operations in the ford, minister of Energy, North- renovating the existing barn barn and purchasing equipment cility and cement barnyard. Temiskaming area. ern Development and Mines, in and purchasing equipment. • $400,000 for Flex Dairy • $26,722 for Bear Path “By investing in agricultural a news release announcing the • $546,843 for Loranlee Inc. in Armstrong to expand its Farms in Matheson to establish projects that stimulate growth support. Farms Ltd. in Earlton to ex- dairy farm by upgrading a barn a cattle farm. and innovation, we are rein- The projects are expected to pand its dairy farm by building and purchasing equipment. • $23,352 for Walker’s Honey forcing the north’s competitive create or retain 39 jobs. a milking barn and heifer barn • $345,216 for Jackson Valley in New Liskeard to establish a Farms in Harley to expand its beekeeping operation. dairy farm by building a new • $21,772 for Brad Noyes barn and purchasing equipment. in Brethour to expand his for- • $341,581 for Carnor Farms age-based beef farm by build- in Earlton to expand its dairy ing an insulated farm equip- farm by building a new barn ment shop. and purchasing equipment. Asked whether the support • $199,808 for McLean’s in was in the form of grants, loans Temiskaming Shores to estab- or a combination of both, the lish a cash crop farm and ani- ministry responded by email mal feed operation by building that the Heritage Fund provides an equipment storage shed and both grants and loans through mechanical repair shop and its funding programs. purchasing grain storage bins. “Each applicant’s request • $148,806 for TECC Agri- is unique, and as a result, the culture in New Liskeard to de- funding provided may be a velop a mobile application to loan, grant or a combination of help farmers with their fertilizer both.” and crop needs. Funding options will be de- • $61,226 for Lilley Bee Api- termined by each program’s aries Ltd. in Earlton to expand specifics. its beekeeping operation by The ministry said it does not building a climate-controlled generally release funding de- facility where bees can be tails because it may uninten- placed for the winter months. tionally compromise an organi- • $59,494 for Charlton An- zation’s competitiveness in the gus Cattle Co. in Charlton to marketplace.
Temagami Family Health Team CELEBRATING WITH A SPLASH Submitted by Ellen Ibey To celebrate Images Salon’s 10th anniversary, owner Penny Demarell staged a party, including a BBQ and silent auction, with proceeds earmarked for the new splash pad in Temiskaming Staying Safe as an Older Driver Shores. Demarell, at left, turned over $3,759.95 in proceeds to Rotary Club president Einas How does age affect your driving? Makki, centre, and project committee chair Bruce McMullan. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston) Everyone ages differently so there is no hard and fast cut off as to when someone should stop driving. As we age, things like decreased vision, impaired hearing, slowed motor reflexes, and worsening health conditions can become a problem. Aging also tends to result in a reduction of New bus to join transit fleet in 2020 strength, coordination and flexibility which can impact your ability to safely Continued from Front Page Councillor Danny Whalen $25,000 in add-ons. control a motor vehicle. For example: However, he said specific was also in favour, but ex- Council is predetermining Neck pain or stiffness can make it harder to look over your shoulder sums have been allocated to pressed concern over commit- its 2020 budget when it hasn’t • Leg pain can make it difficult to move your foot from the gas to the brake municipalities operating tran- ting money from next year’s even started reviewing all the pedal Reduced arm strength can make it hard to turn the steering wheel sit systems over a 10-year pe- budget. numbers yet, he said. quickly riod. He noted that the purchase Cobalt council has approved Reaction times can slow down with age “So we’re more than like- price does not include some the long-term fleet replace- Safety tips for older drivers: ly getting the funding. It just $55,000 in taxes and another ment plan. Getting older doesn’t automatically mean you’re going to lose your ability hasn’t been officially an- to drive. There are many things you can do to continue driving safely, nounced yet.” including staying on top of your health. The new vehicle is part of the Regular check-ups are critical to keeping you in the best possible driving transit service’s 10-year fleet shape. replacement plan, explained Get your eyes checked every year city manager Chris Oslund. Have your hearing checked every year But the order is being placed Talk with your primary care provider about how certain conditions and/ now, in part because of the or medications may affect your driving ability. For example, if you have glaucoma, tinted eyeglasses can help to reduce glare. timelines required for vehicle Get plenty of sleep. construction. It also had to be placed by Know your limitations: If a driving situation makes you uncomfortable, don’t do it. Many of us the end of July in order to take voluntarily begin to make changes in our driving practices as we get older advantage of a bulk tender ar- by: ranged through Metrolinx, a Only driving during daylight hours if seeing well at night is a problem provincial agency, in 2017. Staying off busy highways to avoid fast-moving traffic The bus is being supplied Not driving in bad weather by Alexander Dennis (Canada) Inc. of Vaughn. If you are a patient of the Temagami Family Health Team and would like to speak to your primary care provider about driving concerns, please call It’ll replace a 35-foot bus (705) 569-3244 to schedule an appointment. that has a lot of mileage and “a lot of wear and tear,” Lafreniere Committed to keeping you as healthy as possible! said. It’s due to arrive by the end of January. That’ll leave the transit ser- vice with three 30-foot buses and one 35-foot vehicle. 17 O’Connor Drive, P.O. Box 98, Temagami, ON P0H 2H0 Temiskaming Shores council Tel: 705.569.3244 Fax: 705.569.2610 approved the purchase July 23.
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the bones CONQUERING THE DIVIDE It’s the fi rst week of August A new bridge is in the works for Elk Lake residents as Looby Construction based out Stratford does and summer is in full blossom. work throughout the summer months at Bear Creek. A temporary bridge has been installed and there are no traffi c delays. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen) Here’s what I’ve been doing Sue lately - driving my car with the Nielsen windows rolled down and the radio turned way up and sing- ing, “And she’s buying a stair- way to heaven,” and other tunes. or are amazed by a beautiful Editorial There’s so much that invokes sunset. a sense of awe and wonder in I won’t be starved of any of me these days. I feel like I am the awe and wonder of life. Joyeux anniversaire on fi re at times and I can’t get There’s a whole natural world enough of the sensory pleasures of treasures not found at the of a northern summer. mall or big box stores. Nourishing our passions serve ESCSM/ESSM! I’m trying to keep up with This long weekend hundreds of former cluding the Apollo musical band over summer as she sprints by. to help us when the days are students, staff, support staff and current the decades, The Temiskaming Speaker The lake is clear and feels like long and cold and inspiration students and staff of Ecole secondaire velvet on my skin as I enjoy my has fl own out the window. and Weekender newspapers have been daily swims. I spoke with Nicole Guertin catholique Sainte-Marie (ESCSM) will there right alongside the school record- the other day. She’s “fi re in the celebrate half a century of French-lan- The forests are green and full ing those important milestones. of life. bones” energetic and passionate guage education during the schools’ 50th about life. Congratulations to principal Annik I watched a pair of loons the anniversary celebration. She vibrates with ideas and other morning. All of a sudden, Many former students and staff will be Boucher and the anniversary organizing creativity because she sees pos- to my delight, a fuzzy baby loon returning home to the Temiskaming re- committee of Jacinthe Bélanger, Anne sibilities where others may not. popped out from under the pro- Gadoury-Patenaude, Simon Rivard and I think of her as a lit sparkler gion anxious to see old friends and make tection of its mother’s wing to that shoots out sparks of light in new ones. Alex Bain, who worked over the last few have a look around. all directions. ESCSM is not just a school, but a fam- months to make sure this experience is A short while ago I was en- I love that kind of fi re in the ily of people joined together by hopes joying an evening swim when a the best it can be. belly energy. and dreams with a fi rm grounding in loon surfaced nearby. They were fully supported by their Nicole and Jocelyn have sold French-language education. Then its mate appeared and board of education, the Grandes Riviéres the Café Meteor Bistro and have The aim of any school is to provide stu- we swam along together in the new projects incubating in their Catholic District School Board. same direction for a few mo- dents a strong foundation of skills, which creative hopper. As the festivities take place, we look ments. are primary tools for success in life. There’s no moss growing on forward to many more years of ESCSM’s I fl oated in my canoe on a them. The motor that runs the engine of any glass like lake with the pearl But there’s danger in creativ- school’s success is faculty. Certainly, achievements over the next half-century. moon shining big and bold ity. The danger is if you don’t the teachers who graced the halls of the Great things require the hard work of overhead and thought heaven give time to your creative urges school over the years were some of the great people and looking back over 50 might be overrated. you may someday regret it. fi nest found anywhere. years and forwards to the future, we of- At various points in our lives, The millenials know this as And quite a few of those dedicated we may fi nd ourselves a lit- fer a sincere thank you to all who have they are foregoing careers to teachers have stayed in our community tle starved for inspiration and shaped the students into the leaders of discover the big-wide world. and given their time, talents and passions beauty. So give in, turn that radio up today and tomorrow. to various not-for-profi t organizations in The effects of this are often and sing as loud as you want. Congratulations on your 50th anniver- subtle and don’t appear to both- Live large because we only have the region. sary ESCSM. This is a time for happi- er us until we hear a baby laugh, one beautiful life. Thank you! or listen to Antonio Vivaldi’s Have a wonderful, safe long Whether it be in the sporting arena, ness and much “joie de vivre,” so have Four Seasons violin concertos weekend everyone. academics or the extra curriculars in- the best of times. 18 Wellington St., South, New Liskeard 705-647-6791 Toll Free: 1-800-461-8751 Fax 705-647-9669 Lois Perry Alan Laura Steven Diane Sue Darlene Email: speaker@ General Manager Roy Carl Larocque Johnston Nielsen Wroe ext. 224 Sales Manager Sales Rep. Editor Reporter Reporter Reporter northernontario.ca Cell 705-648-5337 ext. 225 ext. 226 ext. 239 ext. 241 ext. 246 ext. 240 www.northernontario.ca [email protected] [email protected]
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Cobalt Mining Museum summer students Alyssa Purdy (left) and Kianna Moore are part of a team of four leading people on tours of the Colonial Mine adit, as well as sharing their knowledge of the history of the Cobalt Mining Camp, the area geology and the Town of Cobalt. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe) Many visitors come to Cobalt Mining Museum Darlene Wroe ably is connected to the Colo- balt, which has been put to- Speaker Reporter nial Mine, that has been opened gether by Charlie Angus, is up. Miners burned their names now on display at the museum COBALT - People who enjoy on a rock wall there using their and depicts the history of union history and understanding key carbide lamps and also includ- organization in the North, and parts of the development of On- ed the dates, said Greyson. He particularly in Cobalt, about a tario and Canada are making was also told that there is a very century ago, said Greyson. sure they visit the Cobalt Min- large portrait of a princess on Angus will be at the museum ing Museum. the wall. on the afternoon of Saturday, Museum curator Peter The site is no longer accessi- August 17, at which time he Greyson says people are visit- ble however. will be giving a talk about the ing from Southern Ontario, Eu- “It would take a lot for people topic in conjunction with the OFFICE rope and the States. to be able to go back into some museum’s annual fundraiser, 937907 Marsh Bay Road, Coleman, 705-679-8833 They are also taking the tour of those areas because they ha- the Silver Nugget Race. Nugget OFFICE HOURS into the Colonial Mine Adit, ven’t been maintained for over tickets are now on sale at the Monday-Friday – 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. COUNCIL MEETING led by trained summer students a century, and they’re very un- museum. Monday, August 12, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. to show visitors the conditions safe,” said Greyson. For more details, contact the which miners worked in 100 THREE COMPONENTS Cobalt Mining Museum. COMMUNITY years ago. The horizontal adit The Mining Museum itself Greyson expressed gratitude provides a relatively easy but offers visitors insights into for the support of the Town of NEWS revealing experience for visi- three aspects of the history of Cobalt’s mayor, council and y-law No. 6-35 outlines that during the summer months of une, uly tors. the Cobalt Mining Camp, said staff who, he said, have made and August, there will be one ( ) regular monthly meeting only. The ne t “It was very challenging, and Greyson. a strong effort to support the regular council meeting is scheduled on Monday, August 2, 20 9. it’s very interesting to go down Visitors will learn more about museum and the Cobalt Bun- Municipal Waste Site Hours of Operation there,” said Greyson. the silver mining, the history ker Military Museum. So many Tuesday and aturday - 9 00 a.m. to 4 00 p.m. The adit tours take place daily of the Town of Cobalt, and the people who come to Cobalt losed tatutory Holidays at 10 and 11 a.m., 1 and 2 p.m., unique geology of the area. come to the museums, he com- All garbage deposited at the Municipal aste ite is sub ect to applicable and will continue through the A new show, titled Red Co- mented. tipping fees. month of August. Recycling Depot There is a recycling depot available for residents at the During the summer, the Co- oleman Landfill site for your convenience, during normal operating hours. balt Mining Museum is open • lace all recyclables in a clear plastic bag no loose material seven days a week, from 10 • Flatten all bo es, and bundle a.m. to 4 p.m. August Recycling Dates Tuesday, August 3, 20 9 and Tuesday, August The museum has four sum- 27, 20 9 mer students this year, and all Building Permits are required for all construction in the Township of are trained to conduct the tours, oleman. lease allow sufficient processing time for your application. and have also been building Forest Fire Updates their knowledge about the Co- balt silver boom by visiting oth- For nformation about the current forest fire activity and fire restrictions er sites. across the province, including an interactive map, please visit www. “They’re very good and very ontario.ca forestfire knowledgeable about the min- o report a forest fire call 310-FIRE (3473) ing of the area,” said Greyson. Coleman Fire Department: In Case of Fire Emergency - Please Call Visitors coming to the mu- 911 seum also bring insights with EMERGEN RE ARE NE them, Greyson noted. e ask that all residents take time to prepare themselves and their “What I fi nd is I’m always families in the event of an emergency. ou should be prepared to take learning as well,” he comment- care of yourself and your family for a minimum of 72 hours. ed, “because very frequently earn how quick and easy it is to become better prepared to face a people come in here and they WHEN THE PIGGIES range of emergencies anytime, anywhere. se the Your Emergency had a grandparent or somebody Preparedness Guide located at www.getprepared.gc.ca to create your own who worked in the mines, and emergency plan. they have individual stories. I WENT TO MARKET Freya Hutchinson-Sears, 18 months, of Haileybury (front), and These basic steps will help you take care of yourself and your loved ones talked with somebody just last during an emergency. week who had been in sections new friend Nova Jodouin, 2, of Tomstown, enjoyed the display For more information, please visit the following of the mine that are now closed of farm animals at the Riverside Farmers Market recently. off.” They particularly spent time trying to pet the pigs brought www.emergencymanagementontario.ca Greyson said he was told in for a one-day event from Shalom Farms. (Staff photo by www.getprepared.gc.ca that there is an area inside the Darlene Wroe) www.colemantownship.ca (Emergency reparedness Tab) Silver Cliff mine, which prob- Page 6 WEEKENDER Frid ay, A ug ust 2, 2019 Civic Holiday fun in Elk Lake ELK LAKE (Staff) – Do you The ball fields will be the fo- Inflatable play structures, face on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 sic before and after the show by want to see some fastball and cus of activities. painting and sawdust scrambles p.m. Forever Young. slo-pitch? Do your kids want In addition to the ball tour- for cash are also on tap for the The Saturday night dance is On Monday, crowds will to try a ropes course or root for neys, there will be kids’ activ- younger set. slated for a big tent on the ball gather to watch the rubber duck cash in a pile of sawdust? ities, including the Climb ‘N’ New this year is the Road fields, with music by North race at the Bear Creek bridge. Then Elk Lake is the place to Fun ropes course, a chance Legends Cruisers classic car Bay’s Those Lights. The festivities are organized be this weekend for the 73rd an- to make wax replicas of their show and shine, which will be Sunday’s highlights include by the township’s recreation nual Civic Holiday festivities. hands, and ceramics painting. held at Lakeside Leisure Farm fireworks at dusk, with live mu- committee.
THIS WAY TO HILLIARD Four new signs at main roads into Hilliard Township now welcome visitors and identify the township. Pictured here with the sign on Dairy Lane Road near Highway 11 are (from left) Reeve FIERCE FIREFIGHTERS Laurie Bolesworth, Councillors Karen Peckover and Bruce Murphy and clerk-treasurer Vaughn Nine-year-old Sophie Paquin, left, and her six-year-old sister Finch. Missing from the photo are councillors Doug Goddard, Carolyn Gilbert. The funding for Felicity got into the spirit of the Haileybury Summer Sizzler as the signs was made available through the Main Street Revitalization Initiative from the Ontario they checked out part of the Temiskaming Shores firefighting Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. Money from the one-time funding, made available fleet. The first annual event, sponsored by Haileybury Dental, to municipalities across Ontario, with the exception of Toronto, was also used in Hilliard Township featured three hours of family-oriented fun and games, food, andIt’s for a new “Win-Win” pavilion and picnic tables in the township’s municipal when park. The objective ofwe the one-time live music July 20. “We’re having a great time,” said their dad, funding is to assist municipalities in implementing local community improvement plans. (Staff photo Mitchell Paquin of Haileybury. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston) by Darlene Wroe) It’s “Win-Win” when we SHOP LOCAL! Goat Swiss THE ONE AND ONLY You might DippedSHOP in Wine LOCAL! win a g
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DISTRICT (Staff/Special) - The Timiskaming Health Unit has issued a public statement that it has recently received re- ports from the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks about blue-green algae blooms on the Montreal River near Matachewan. The Health Unit is advising people using lakes and rivers to be on the lookout for algal blooms. Sponsors: It is advising people that We are over if you see a bloom near your - Temiskaming Shores and property or water intake line Area Rotary Club half way $100,000 avoid using the water for drink- ing, bathing, or showering, and to our - City of do not allow people, pets, or Temiskaming Shores livestock to drink or swim in target for $522,000 In Kind the bloom. $100,000 the Do not boil the water or - Gord and Greyson Zubyck treat it with a disinfectant, like splash park!! Memorial Fund bleach, because it breaks open $50,000 the algae cells, which releases more toxins into the water, the - Frog's Breath Foundation Health Unit states. $25,000 It will be People should not rely on wa- - Smart and Caring Fund ter jug fi ltration systems as they located at the $4,082 may not protect against the tox- ins, and avoid cooking with the New Liskeard - George Taylor Fund water because food may absorb $718 WaterFront and toxins from the water during Have 24 different - Les Chevalier de Columbs cooking. $296,000 #8619 Regarding fi sh consumption, water features!! $700 the Health Unit advises that people should follow the Min- - Club Lions D'Earlton istry of the Environment, Con- $500 servation and Parks Guide to - Temiskaming Shores Eating Ontario Fish. The guide Lionness Club advises people to exercise cau- Thanks to $500 tion with respect to eating fi sh caught in water where blue- - Earlton TimberMart BBQ green algal blooms occur, and $10,000 our sponsors do not eat the liver, kidneys, - Images Salon BBQ and and other organs of fi sh. we couldn't Silent Auction The Health Unit suggests that $3,760 where blue-green algal blooms do it are confi rmed, people who use - Willow Beach, Alivia Try the surface water for their pri- without you and Lincoln Try vate drinking water supply may $1,000 wish to consider an alternate, protected source of water. - Municipality of Elk Lake People are being advised that $500 blue-green algae can cause ill- - Fountain Tire ness such as diarrhea, stomach $339 cramps, and eye and skin irrita- tion. They are also being advised that if green water or scum is visible, do not swim or wade in the affected areas. Frid ay, A ug ust 2, 2019 WEEKENDER Page 9 Worth the Drive !
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2 BDRM HOUSE FOR RENT- 60 King Classified Advertisement Rates St. North Cobalt. Renovated Kitchen, two bathrooms, small garage. $1000/month plus heat and hydro. First and Last plus WORD ADS $12.99 Tax included 20 words All other display ads the prices will vary according Damage deposit. Call 705-622-1336 to line rate & size of the ad. * * * ROOMS FOR RENT FOR WORKERS Haileybury, $495 all inclusive. Cleaning DISPLAY ADS * * * service included. Call 705-672-2118. CLASSIFIED WORD ADS 2 inches wide x 2 inches deep – $34.72 Taxes included. HOUSE FOR RENT- 2 Bedroom, 1 Large must be placed before 3 p.m. Bathroom. Open Kitchen & Livingroom. 2 inches wide x 3 inches deep – $49.60 Taxes included. Monday to appear in the Wednesday edition. For more information Call 705-647-5695 2 inches wide x 3 1/2 inches deep – $59.52 Taxes included. * * * MCKELVIE VILLA APARTMENTS - One 3 bedroom town house, 2 baths, pet free Customers must pay before insertion. Display (Classified) Ads must be placed building. First and last required. Call 705- before Noon Monday. 563-2812. * * * Engagement Notices / Wedding Announcements / * * * 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APART- Office Hours MENT located in Cobalt. $950 including Birthday Announcements / Anniversary Announcements utilities. For more information please text 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday, Twesday, Thursday & Friday or call (705) 676-5495. In Memoriam / Cards of Thanks 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday LOW INCOME RENTAL AVAILABLE - 1 bdrm, 2nd fl oor apt for $625/mth. Unit is * * * We accept VISA, MASTER CARD and AMERICAN EXPRESS. inclusive, fridge & stove available. Avail- GRADUATION SPECIAL able immediately. First, last and referenc- es required. Call (705) 647-5117 or email 2 inches wide x 4 inches deep – $38.00 Taxes included. [email protected].
2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APART- MENT located in Cobalt. $950 including CALL US FOR DETAILS. 705-647-6791 Ext. 227 or Ext. 228. utilities. Please call (705) 676-5495 for more information.
Crossword Answers 1 BEDROOM (SMALL) APARTMENT STORAGE TRAINING UPSTAIRS 107 Whitewood (Coldwell Banker Building) $775 per month includes from 7 utilities/fridge/stove. Call 705-647-7357.
NORHURST STORAGE - New units now available to rent monthly. 8ftX10ft, 8ftX20ft, 54 COBALT STREET large 2 bedroom 10ftX20ft and 20ftX22ft. Call John at 705-648-5826 or Jeff at 705-647-0665. apartment. Washer & dryer hookups, Heat, hydro & parking included. First, last & references required. $775/month. Seri- ous inquiries only. Call 819-629-9650. LIVESTOCK & FARM PRODUCTS HELP WANTED
2013 MORITZ 16FT. BUMPER PULL LIVESTOCK TRAILER FOR SALE OR RENT. 2005 cargo sport 28ft. Enclosed cargo trailer. 2018 load rider 6 x 10 utility trailer. For prices on these or NEW TRAILERS call Gerber trailer sales (705) 563-2860. ST. PAULS UNITED CHURCH IN NEW LISKEARD IS SEEKING AN ORGAN- IST AND/OR PIANIST for their Sunday ATTENTION ALL FARMERS!!!! - Temiskaming Livestock Exchange will be having a Services. For more information, please machinery sale on August 24, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. For more info or to consign call 705- call or text: 705-648-4966 or email bam- 647-5415 or 705-544-3508 [email protected]. Frid ay, A ug ust 2, 2019 WEEKENDER Page 13
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OPEN HOUSE - House for sale 10 main Street, Elk Lake. Open House on Saturday COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE ground August 3rd and Sunday August 4th. For More Information Call 705-678-2216 level 1900 sq ft. Reception area, 8 offices. Accessible building. Forced air heating, COTTAGE FOR SALE- Located on Anima-Nippissing. For more information call A/C. Security system. Close to hospital Shawn at 705-498-9268 in New Liskeard. Lots of parking. Utilities extra, Inquire. 705-648-3710.
ATTENTION OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS AND LAKE LOVERS Boating, swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, PERSONAL MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE- First house past 9 mile corner on Hwy and miles of trails and acres of bush to explore 11 North. Fill a bag of Clothes for $7.00 . Too much to mention! Saturday, will ALL be at your ngertips with this August 3rd and Sunday August 4th from 8 a.m. til ??? meticulously maintained Twin Lakes year-round 2 HARD OF HEARING? DEAF? or ANY- Weather Permitting ! ONE - Interested in taking a local Speech Bedroom, 2 Bath home. ( Lip ) Reading course, free of charge? 1 At the water's edge you evening of 2 hours per week for 10 weeks. 125140 GRAVEL RD.- Saturday starting at 8 a.m. Household, baby will nd a kid-friendly CALL 1-800-718-0436 TO REGISTER. sand beach with shallow items, etc... entry and deep water at the 40 foot dock's end. SERVICES 175 MCCAMUS (BESIDE THE FRENCH CHURCH) Want to know more? - Saturday, August 3rd from 8 a.m. til ???
VISIT US AT THE OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY! INTERIOR PAINTING and drywall re- Saturday, August 3, 2019 11am - 1pm pairs, free estimates. call Jack 705-679- YARD SALE- 5 miles north of the Husky turn right at North Quarry 5363. Rd. from 7:30 a.m. til 12 p.m. crafts, books, DVDs, aquariums, toys,
4017 Twin Lakes Road A-4 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEET- household items and more! INGS: To be held at various dates, times Find us at WWW.MRGI.CA & locations. For more information, please call 705-647-7611. 425 BLACKWALL ST. HAILEYBURY-Saturday, August 3rd.
Fo llo w us o n PREGNANT AND NEED HELP? Email: Everything from household items, books, and kid toys. Great Items! [email protected] Miller Realty Group Inc. Brokerage PRENATAL CLASSES - Offered by the HUGE YARD SALE- 90 Hillview St. Latchford. Timiskaming Health Unit. Call 705-647- 4305 as soon as you confirm your preg- Saturday, July 3rd and Sunday, July 4th from 8 a.m. til 2 p.m. nancy. For more info. visit www.timiska- ARTICLES FOR SALE WANTED minghu.com. Furniture, toys, Antiques, houseware, ect... (Drive to back yard)
TAOIST TAI CHI Join us at 33 Niven St. New Liskard to explore how this exercise HWY 65 WEST BETWEEN HENWWOD RD. 3 AND 4- EIGHTIES LARGE BOOMBOX GHET- can benefit all ages and fitness levels. PALLETS FOR SALE, $3.00 each, stop TO BLASTERS & RECORD PLAYERS Beginners are always welcome! For more Saturday, August 3. From 9 a.m. til 3 p.m. Stone house with Red roof by the Temiskaming Printing office at 18 - no CD players. Call or text, 705-648- information contact us at: Web: www.tao- 5392. and garage doors just before Kenabeek store. Wellington St. S., or call 705-647-6791. ist.org/newliskeard Email: newliskeard@
taoist.org Phone: 705-647-3119. UNWANTED GUNS - Looking for guns ANDYS FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Birch & of any kind. Rifles, shotguns, handguns, DRYWALL, PLASTER, framing, decks, MOVING OUT SALE 163 LANG STREET COBALT- Saturday, August gun parts, used brass also. Have all li- Jackpine - cut & split, 16 inch. Call after flooring, tiling etc. for both residential and censes. Call 705-647-4665. commercial buildings. Over 16 years ex- 3rd from 8 a.m. til 4:30 p.m. 5pm for more info at 705-647-8839. perience. Free estimates. Call 705-648- LOOKING FOR OLD SNOWMOBILES 4884. Please leave a message. RUNNING OR NOT FOR PARTS, old WHITE BIRCH FOR SALE - cut, split & camper trailers & propane tanks for recy- TEMISKAMING LODGE IN HAILEY- delivered. Call for quote. 705-648-0708 or cling. Subaru Forester (runnning or not) LOST AUTOMOTIVE 2009-2014 Please call 705-679-3395. BURY IS LOOKING FOR VOLUN- 705-237-8600. TEERS TO PROVIDE THE RESIDENTS LOOKING FOR duck and canadian WITH A NEW FOCUS. Could you give
goose decoys. Call 705-676-6909 some of your free time to help a senior SALES & SERVICE DRY KNOTTY WHITE PINE. 15ft awning citizen? We are looking for entertainers, FOR SALE - Truck Cap 8ft. Box. - 4 LOST-CAMO BACKPACK lost at Wal- P245/70R17 Summer tires - 4 Winter for trailer. Hardware for 20ft awning (no LOOKING FOR A VENUE at a minimal someone to do nail care, reading groups, tires on Rims (7 Studs) LT265/70R17. fee, to hold Irish Dancing Classes. Mon- or one on one visits. Please contact Lind- Mart parking lot full of dog supplies. tarp). Call 705-647-2840 for more infor- Call after 5 p.m. for more information day evenings. Starting ASAP. Please call say Bourassa at 705-672-2123. If you are Please return to Wal-Mart lost and found. mation. 705-647-4431 Rae at 647-994-1243. interested in volunteering at the Lodge. DIRECTORY
Miller Paving Plexiglass NORTHERN Densilite Northern FOUNDATIONS Lexan Te on Solid Concrete Basements, SALES & SERVICES Puckboard PLASTIC Truck Liners A Division of Miller Cut to Size Plastic Welding Paving Limited We also jack up houses. SOLUTIONS Serving the FREE ESTIMATES DIRECTORY North with: Mailing Address: crushed gravel, Hwy 11B North, Box 248 ToSALES be a part of our directory & SERVICER11 Polyurethane Foam Panels ready mix concrete, GERMAIN CONCRETE New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 Paul & Delores Gerber and Family sand, stone, c tact e ea er fi ce at asphalt, excavating, Tel: (705) 647-4331 FOUNDATIONS 985046 Country Bridge Road ornloe, ON P0J 1S0 ditching Fax: (705) 647-3611 (705) 672-3656 705-647-6791DIRECTORY ext. 227 or ext. 228 Phone/Fax 705-563-2860 Cell 705-622-3751 Miller Paving Electrician Northern FOUNDATIONS A Division of Miller Solid Concrete Basements, Licensed Electrical Contractor Paving Limited We also jack up houses. NORTHERN NOOK ENTERPRISES Serving the FREE ESTIMATES North with: Mailing Address: Serving all your electrical needs. crushed gravel, Hwy 11B North, Box 248 GERMAIN CONCRETE Open Monday thru Saturday ready mix concrete, New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 sand, stone, C 7011512 asphalt, excavating, Tel: (705) 647-4331 FOUNDATIONS ditching Fax: (705) 647-3611 (705) 672-3656 a l t ha
Loach’s Radiator Service Plumbing - Heating Plumbing - Heating RR#2, New Liskeard - Electrical Wholesale - Retail - Electrical Wholesale - Retail Here for all your snow plowing, 74 Scott Street, New Liskeard, ON sanding and removal needs. 74 Scott Street, New Liskeard, ON Tel: 705-647-4412 - Mechanical Services also available - Tel: 705-647-4412 Fax: 705-647-4485 J F Fax: 705-647-4485 [email protected] [email protected] Call 705-647-7191 [email protected] Page 14 WEEKENDER Frid ay, A ug ust 2, 2019
NOW EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES CHURCH SERVICES & more...
HIRING!!!! T T T T T H A d if f eren t ap p ro ac h NAPA AUTOPRO PERMANENT FULL TIME LICENSE MECHANIC- Please email to traditional Canadian society church. The Bible is our guide on all matters. Our purpose is to your resume to [email protected] or fax it to 705-647-8242 m ak e d is c ip les o f J es us Ch ris t, n o t c o n verts bec aus e o f n atio n ality, f am ily up - brin g in g , w o rk s Harvey’s of the flesh or decision cards. If you are looking for the reality of Jesus Christ in your life, you TEACHING OPPORTUNITIES THE WESTERN QUEBEC SCHOOL BOARD- Adult are w elc o m e to c o m e an d j o in us . W e w elc o m e all eth n ic g ro up s o f p eo p le. Curren tly m eetin g Restaurant Education Services is seeking teachers for the following subjects- French, Math/Sci- every second and fourth Thursday evening at 6:30 PM. For more information email: tdand. ence. The positions are hourly (approximately $52 per hour) and are to teach an adult [email protected] or call 705-676-6909 is clientele 16 years of age and older in the Timiskaming First Nations Adult Education Centre, located in Notre Dame du Nord. Applications can be submitted to rahern@ currently looking wqsb.qc.ca TRINITY INDEPENDENT ANGLICAN CHURCH QUARRY RD. HANBURY, HARLEY TOWNSHIP- Invites you to join them for Worship, Saturdays at 6 p.m. Starting July for players to 20th. We are a Prayer Book Parish. Rev. Steven Leduc - Pastor. Rt. Rev. Michael Fe- dechko - Bishop. A Friendly Welcome awaits You! join their team! HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH in Englehart invites everyone to Sunday Mass at 9am.
Drop resume o in HAILEYBURY & DISTRICT BAPTIST CHURCH extends a warm welcome to all. Wor- O/A Rapid City Transportation ship Sunday at 11am. Accessibility ramp. Call the church (705) 672-5855 or Pastor person to apply! Katherine Hawley (705) 648-3691. www.haileyburybaptist.ca Hwy 11 North, TOMSTOWN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Worship Service begins at 10am New Liskeard and Sunday School at 10:15am. Everyone welcome to attend. Call 705-544-7795 or 705-544-1991. Drive to Medical Appointments ENGLEHART BAPTIST CHURCH - Corner of Second St., and 7th Ave. Family wor- $14/hour and car provided ship & bible based teachings every Sunday beginning at 10:30am. Stay for lunch! Bible study & prayer every Wednesday at 7:30pm. Everyone welcome. To reach the Pastor Full time and up to 60 hrs/week Rudy Kaufmann please call 705-544-0065 or 705-647-7697.
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TEMISKAMING PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday morning service at 10:30am. Wednesday night community family night. Supper is served at 6pm followed by Nurs- ery program, Children”s program, Youth program & Adult program. Everyone”s wel- come. Bus service available. For more information call 705-672-2020. Seeking FUEL TRUCK DRIVERS to join our Growing Team JoinStock our New Transportation Liskeard team of Compensation: GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH OF ENGLEHART will be meeting every Sunday morn- • Competitive salary ing at 10:30am. We invite you to our worship services or our weekly bible studies and is looking for a Part Time prayer meetings. We offer ministries for children, Jr. and Sr. High groups and monthly SCHOOL BUS • Bene ts (Health, Dental, Life Insurance) fellowships. Please contact Pastor Steve Crosby at 705-544-8339 or visit goodshep- SchoolDRIVERS! Bus Driver • Pension Plan herdenglehart.yolasite.com • Excellent working environment Routes in Haileybury ”Let all that you do be done in love”. “But the goal of our instruction is love from a pure NO UPFRONT COSTS • Best in class equipment heart and a good conscience and a sincere faith.” Ref: 1Corinthians 16:14:1Timo- We coverand the Kirkland pre-employment Lake medical fee • Paid Training thy1:5 NASB, the Church of Christ. For a free Bible class, please call Judy or Mike We provide free Training • Safe working practice bonus Tinney at 705-672-9241. To apply, please call Requirements: ST. PAULS UNITED CHURCH Last Tuesday of every month. Cafe Convo 7pm. COMP705-672-3341ETITIVE WAGE • 3 years B-Train experience Come for coffee, open conversation, make a little music. Centre your spirit.
WITH 3 HOURS A DAY GUARANTEED • Clean driver’s abstract OWE NOTHING TO ANYONE except to love one another for he who loves his neigh- Please forward your resume to [email protected] bour, has fulfilled the law... Love does no harm to a neighbour, therefore love is the APPLY TODAY! fulfillment of the law. Romans 13;8;10. Free bible lessons online at www.bibletalk.tv or call Mike or Judy Tinney at 705-672-9241 church of Christ. HELP1-877 WANTED-233-4045 e ti n t e n t d www.stocktransportation.com JOB OPPORTUNITY SUNDAY SERVICE- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, New Liskeard welcomes all to Sun- [email protected] day morning worship at 11am. Sunday school and nursery provided. Pastor Stephen R0014644451 Contract Position - Hours as Required Speer Officiating. For more information please call 705-647-5026. The Town of Latchford is seeking a BY-LAW OFFICER I KNOW NOW THAT I’M GOING TO BE IN HEAVEN WHEN I DIE 1st John 5:13 The duties include These things I write onto you that you may know that you have eternal life. We’re in- viting you to gospel tent meetings. Put on by the preachers of he Earlton Gospel Hall. Enforcing Town y-laws as required and directed and At the 9 mile Hwy 11 north 999562. Starting June 16th nightly Sun. To Fri. Starting Other duties as directed with respect to the position. 7:00pm to 8:05pm. Framing Carpenter On all asis. The successful candidate shall possess the following SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH invites all to come & worship Saturday morn- min. 2 years experience. Ability to communicate well with the ublic ing at 453 Marcella St in Haileybury. Officiating Pastor Ivan Uriegas. Study time is 10am and divine service at 11am. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7pm. Everyone is Wel- Ability to understand the wording of municipal by-laws and come. REQUIRED A valid drivers licence and own vehicle. IMMEDIATELY The successful candidate shall provide a criminal record check. ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH wishes to extend an invitation to join age weekly services held every Sunday. 51 Wellington St. North New Liskeard, 10:30am, In accordance with the Municipal Employment olicy Pastor George Paraskevopoulos officiating. Now fully accessible with an outside ramp & inside hydraulic lift elevator. For more information, call 705-647-8401 or visit our Send resume by fax to: • e will receiving resumes at the own ffice until position filled website www.presbyteriannewliskeard.ca 705-647-8199 pply by sending resume clearly marked y-law fficer by aime Allen, lerk SERVICES AT ST. PAUL’S EMMANUEL COMMUNITY CHURCH (formerly Emman- or email to: orporation of the Town of atchford uel United Church, Englehart) at 10am, every Sunday. Minister: Rev. Elaine Lush. All .O. o 0, 0 Main treet are welcome. [email protected] atchford, ON 0 N0 THE SALVATION ARMY INVITES YOU TO JOIN EVERY SUNDAY MORNING at FA 705-676-2 2 11am to gather and encourage one another to worship the Lord. All are welcome. 260 Only those selected will be called. allen latchford.ca Whitewood Av. Call 705-647-4115. Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. JOINT SERVICE - Church will be held at Hillview Pioneer Memorial United Church For the month of July and will be held at St. Paul’s United Church for the month of August starting at 10 a.m. Everyone is welcome to join with Rev. Dr. Judith Visser for Sunday Worship
MASS TIMES for Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish in New Liskeard are on Sun- days at 9am - 11am & St. Patrick’s Parish in Cobalt, Saturdays at 5pm. is looking for a: Seeking a TRUCK AND COACH TECHNICIAN SHOP CLEAN-UP PERSON to join our Growing Team ALL ITEMS FREE SALE 495 RORKE STREET HIALEYBURY- Saturday, August 3rd Compensation: from 8 a.m. til 12 p.m. The Haileybury & District Baptist Church will be having a yard Duties include and not just sale where every item is free. • Competitive salary limited to driving shuttle • Bene ts (Health, Dental, Life Insurance) THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS services begin at 10am when needed, cleaning focusing on the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ. The Chapel is located on Beautiful • Pension Plan shop area floors, shop walls, Lake Temiskaming at the junction of Hwy 11-B, Lakeshore and Edward Street, North of • Excellent working environment Haileybury. 705-672-3895. All are welcome. washrooms. Must have a valid • Yearly tool allowance driver’s license. This is a full ST. JAMES, COBALT - corner of Nickel and Prospect St. Sunday 9am. Duties: time position. • Complete repair/service orders CHURCH OF ST. PAUL & ST. JOHN, HAILEYBURY - corner of Rorke and Browning Please send resume to: • Diagnose identify and perform repairs St. Sunday 11am. • Maintain shop cleanliness as a team Wilson Chevrolet Buick GMC • Perform preventative maintenance of heavy duty truck and NOTICES Attention: Sylvie Bélanger trailers Box 100 - 100 Wilson Avenue Requirements: New Liskeard ON P0J 1P0 • Sound knowledge truck and coach equipment and components TRINITY INDEPENDENT ANGLICAN CHURCH QUARRY RD. HANBURY, HARLEY [email protected] TOWNSHIP- Invites you to join them for Worship, Saturdays at 6 p.m. Starting July • 2 years experience required 20th. We are a Prayer Book Parish. Rev. Steven Leduc - Pastor. Rt. Rev. Michael Fe- or by fax: 705-647-3062 • Diagnostic and troubleshooting experience dechko - Bishop. A Friendly Welcome awaits You!
We thank you for your interest • Must have tools and valid driver’s license ATTENTION KNITTERS: If you would like to knit for children in the third world, we in Wilson Chevrolet Buick GMC; Please note that the salary o ered will be based on experience could use your help. Join us on Tuesdays at 1:30pm at the Community of Christ Church however, only applicants under Job type: Full-time, Day shi /No weekends on Niven St., New Liskeard. Just bring knitting needles size 4 or 41/2mm. Yarn and consideration will be contacted. needles are available. All are welcome! For more information, call D. Caldwell at 705- Please forward your resume to [email protected] 647-6056.
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TEMISKAMING HOSPITAL’S OPEN TDAND (Temiskaming District All BOARD MEETINGS ARE THE 4TH Nations Discipleship) A different MONDAYS TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH (EXCEPT LOCAL HONEY TEMISKAMING COMMUNITY CHOIR JUL/AUG/DEC) AT 1730 HOURS approach to traditional Canadian At Community Hall 7-9pm. Call 705- IN THE HOSPITAL BOARDROOM. 647-1703 society church. The Bible is our INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO ATTEND TEMISKAMING AREA ROLLER GIRLS, MUST GIVE NOTICE TO THE BOARD guide on all matters. Our purpose practices 7-9pm. 705-676-6163. LIAISON AT 705-647-1088 EXT. 2220 is to make disciples of Jesus Christ, HEART OF THE NORTH DUPLICATE BY 1530 HOURS THE FRIDAY PRIOR. BRIDGE CLUB downstairs at the not converts because of nationality, Community Hall New Liskeard family up-bringing, works of the flesh (Entrance left door at the back). 1:00 Things are buzzing at Lilley Bee Apiaries WEDNESDAYS or decision cards. If you are looking pm on Mondays. No partner needed. The Englehart & District Horticultural Call 705-647-7981. NEW CROP HONEY Society holds its General Meeting for the reality of Jesus Christ in your NOW AVAILABLE M.S. SUPPORT GROUP meeting @ the 3RD WEDNESDAY EACH MONTH life, you are welcome to come $3.50 per lb in customer’s New Liskeard Arena lobby, 2nd (EXCEPT DECEMBER). Come and container Monday of every month from 1-3 and join us. We welcome all ethnic enjoy our excellent speakers pm Call Dan Allaire 705-563-2796 271472 Poupore Rd, Earlton on horticultural topics. All are groups of people. Currently meeting Monday to Friday: 8am - 6pm THE CHARLTON AGRICULTURAL welcome. The meetings start Saturday: 8am - noon SOCIETY. Regular monthly meetings every second Thursday evening. at 7 pm at St. Paul’s Emmanuel are the 2nd Monday of every month For information email: tdand.rk@ Info contact Lori 705-648-1229. Community Church at the corner of Open August 1st to 3rd & 5th St. Englehart. gmail.com or call 705-676-6909 for THE ENGLEHART HOSPITAL September 14th, 2019 AUXILIARY. Regular monthly TEMISKAMING COMMUNITY more information. TOPS (Take Off meetings are the 2nd Monday CONCERT BAND has started up Pounds Sensibly) meets on Thursday of every month at 1:00 PM in the under Gail Menard. Interested Englehart Medical Clinic in the morning New Liskeard Legion Hall, AUGUST 1ST is the last day to register for this year’s people are welcome to join at downstairs boardroom. Call Wendy New Liskeard. 9:45 am. For more Venne 705-544-2058 for more info. the TDSS Music Room Wednesday Youth Garden Competition sponsored by the En- evenings from 7-9pm. Participants information contact Marianne NEW LISKEARD LIONS meet at glehart and District Horticultural Society. Please must have experience on a wind Sowinski 6:30pm in Lions Den (below call Mrs. Warner at 705-544-8916 or Mrs. Fisher at Community Hall in New Liskeard). instrument or percussion, and 705-622-0781. New members always welcome. must own their own instrument. 705-544-8074 to register. If leaving a message, Your help is needed and much Contact Gail Menard at menard@ Thornloe Recreation Euchre Card appreciated. Talk to any Lions please leave your phone number. Judges will be personainternet.com or at (705) Night Begins February 7th, 2019. member or call Eric Campsall 705- 676-5790. in contact in early August to set up a day to visit 648-3481 Runs THURSDAYS every 2 weeks till TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) the gardens. TEMISKAMING LIONESS LIONS CLUB. June. Located at the Thornloe Hall meets on Wednesday evening St. “WE SERVE” New members are $2 entry fee & potluck. THE LITERACY COUNCIL OF SOUTH TEMISKAMING always welcome. Come join this Paul’s United Church, New Liskeard. Weigh in begins at 6 PM. For more will be holding its annual General Meeting on group of ladies at the Lions Den GETBOWLING EVERY 2ND AND (below the Community Hall in NL) information contact Bonnie Quehe August 26, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. at its office located the 3rd Monday of every month @ 705-647-1609. 4TH THURSDAY OF THE MONTH! at 19 Whitewood Avenue, East in New Liskeard. (except July & August) at 7 pm. For ENGLEHART SENIOR’S CLUB meets This program is $3.00 (including more info contact any Lioness or every Wednesday at 12 Noon at 1-705-647-4921 or 1-705-676-6777. shoes) and starts at 1:30pm at Tri- The meeting is open to the public and all are the Good Shepherd Church with a http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/tsllc/ Pot Luck Lunch followed by various Town Bowling Lanes, 331 Main St. welcome to attend. For more information please NEW LISKEARD LIONS meet at activities. For more informantion Haileybury.’ This will be in effect call Sue at 705-647-4040 6:30pm in Lions Den (below contact Dot @ 705-544-2784. for 1 year, until the end of March Community Hall in New Liskeard). Temiskaming Native Woman’s Support Group New members always welcome. PIPE BAND Br 54 Legion, 7pm. 705- 2020. Your help is needed and much 672-5669. is hosting our upcoming FALL TRAINING FOR appreciated. Talk to any Lions TEMISKAMING AREA ROLLER GIRLS, member or call 705-648-1680 or 705- INDIGENOUS WOMEN and really appreciates your Practices 7-9pm. 705-676-6163. 647-3696. FRIDAYS support in reaching out to our women across Women of all ages from Kerns and TEMISKAMING HOSPITAL AUXILIARY REGULAR EUCHRE EVERY FRIDAY Northeastern Ontario so that they might join this regular meeting 4th Monday Hudson Townships are invited to of every month at 2 pm in the the MILBERTA COMMUNITY WOMEN EVENING at 7pm. Hudson Twp. fantastic group training here in Kirkland Lake. I thank boardroom at the hospital. meetings every 3rd Wednesday of Everyone Welcome! each month at 7 p.m. Programs Hall, in the Seniors room. Everyone you for your time and should there be any difficulty include guest speakers and fun Welcome! for more information or issues, please feel free to contact me at 705-567- activities. Call Audrey for more TUESDAYS information at 705-647-6205 please call 705-647-9670 1133. Second Tuesday of the month GOLDEN AGE CLUB #566. THE BUNKER MILITARY MUSEUM IS CURRENTLY La Leche League breastfeeding 22 Argentite, Cobalt, holds a SATURDAYS support meetings. Held in the Luncheon every 2nd Wednesday SEEKING INDIVIDUALS PASSIONATE ABOUT HISTORY ALL COMMUNITY LADIES welcome cafeteria at 6:30pm, 20 May St. New at 12pm followed by a Membership AND ITS PRESERVATION. The Bunker welcomes all Liskeard. Meeting. to JOIN LADIES MINISTRY FUN parties with interest in volunteer efforts. Curious of Bid euchre EVERY TUESDAY evening Englehart & District agricultural BREAKFAST @ 9:00am. Every at 7pm. Hudson Twp. Hall, in the Society meeting. Being held the 2nd Saturday of the month. The what opportunities we have to offer? Want to be 2nd Wednesday of the month Seniors room. Everyone Welcome! Salvation Army, 260 Whitewood 705- apart of a devoted & animated group? Call today for more information please call at 7pm at the ONR building in 705-647-9670 Englehart. 647-4115. or 705-647-5718. at: 705-679-5191 or pop in at 24 Prospect Ave., ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meet at GOLDEN AGE CLUB: General KIRKLAND LAKE ARTS CLUB meetings Cobalt, ON. 8pm at the Englehart United Church membership meetings are held on at 1pm at the Kirkland Lake Museum (next to the post office). the 2nd Wednesday of each month ATTENTION KNITTERS: If you would like to knit for THE TEMISKAMING PALETTE & BRUSH @ the Golden Age Hall, 22 Argentite of Northern History, 2 Chateau Dr. children in the third world, we could use your help. CLUB Painting sessions are from 1:00 St. Cobalt. 1 – 2 pm. Annual 4th Saturday of the month - Each - 4:00. Club room is in the Haileybury membership is available at a cost of Join us on TUESDAYS AT 1:30PM at the Community of monthly meeting we have a Arena at 400 Ferguson Street. $15. For further information, call 705- Christ Church on Niven St., New Liskeard. Just bring Jeannine at 705-672-1028 679-5525 & leave a message. different activity for members to knitting needles size 4 or 41/2mm. Yarn and needles COFFEE HOUSE MUSICAL JAM - ENGLEHART AREA ARTISTS hold enjoy. Call the museum for more info 7:00PM - 10:00PM 2nd Tuesday their monthly meetings on 4th at 705-568-8800. New members are are available. All are welcome! For more information, of every month - St Paul’s United Wednesday of the month, 7:pm, always welcome! Church Auditorium - 70 Wellington at Rebekah Hall, 48 Fourth Ave., call D. Caldwell at 705-647-6056. St. New Liskeard. All musicians Englehart ON . Check out club welcome, young and old of all site to view our active members abilities, all music - country, rock, and their accomplishments and gospel, jazz - Family, friends & OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP PARISH COMING EVENTS what we have in store for this anyone who appreciates the fellowship of music makers and year. Here is the link.....https:// MASS TIMES: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish in New Liskeard, on Sundays at 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. and englehartareaartists.weebly.com their sound! For info contact Brian St. Patrick’s Parish in Cobalt, Saturdays at 5:00 P.M.. Matheson at 705-647-5671 or email We have many activities and events [email protected] planned for the year. Come join us, take part and have fun too. Call OMPH IS NOW ON FACEBOOK: Check our new facebook page at facebook.com/OMPH.NL and stay up to FIBROMYALGIA SUPPORT GROUP 705-544-7722 or 705-544-2653. date on the latest happenings in the http://www.facebook.com/OMPH.NLParish. meet every 2nd Tuesday of each month at Our Mother of Perpetual WEEKLY OMPH E-BULLETIN: If you would like to receive the weekly e-bulletin from Our Mother of Perpetual Help Help Church from 1pm-3pm. Contact Christine at 705-628-2019 THURSDAYS Parish, please email [email protected]. Stay in touch with all the latest news and events on a weekly for more info HEART OF THE NORTH DUPLICATE basis. AUSTISM SUPPORT GROUP taking BRIDGE CLUB downstairs at the place at College Boreal in New Community Hall New Liskeard PARISH WEBSITE: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish has updated its parish website. It contains information Liskeard EVERY 4TH TUESDAY of the (Entrance left door at the back). 7:00 about the Parish, the weekly bulletin and a host of other useful information and links. Check out the website at month from 6-8pm. Organized by pm on Thursdays. Call 705-647-7981. Autism Ontario. Newcomers welcome. www.ourmotherofperpetualhelp.ca. Page 16 WEEKENDER Frid ay, A ug ust 2, 2019 s RD A UA
The Township of James invites everyone to Elk Lake this weekend o and enjoy all the festivities!! Silent Auction Civic Weekend Clothing (T-Shirts – Sweat Shirts – Ball Caps) 4-Wheeler Bike Draw - 50/50 Tickets - Duck Races Good luck to all the Tickets available on-site during weekend – Find a Rec Committee Volunteer participating ball teams! WEDNESDAY, July 31st, 2019 SUNDAY, August 4th continued 7:30 pm Civic BINGO – Legion Hall Doors open at 6:00 pm 11:00 am Children’s Sawdust Scramble Recreation Committee FRIDAY, August 2nd, 2019 11:00 am Family Bible Hour & Sunday School – Elk Lake Bible Chapel 4:00 pm Steak BBQ – Legion Hall 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Ceramic Painting – 7 yrs old and up - $2 fee ROYAL 6:00 pm Slo-Pitch Tournament Rec Committee Fundraiser SATURDAY, August 3rd , 2019 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm Little Blind Pig (Special Occasions Permit) 8:00 am Slo-Pitch Tournament Elk Lake Shooting Club 9:00 am - 11:00 am Climb N Fun (Rope Challenge) Recreation Committee 2:00 pm 4-Wheeler Bike Draw Rec Committee Fundraiser CANADIAN 11:00 am Fastball Tournament 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm Live Music by Forever Young – Little Blind Pig 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Road Legends Cruisers Show & Shine Elk Lake Shooting Club Hosted by Lakeside Leisure Farm 9:30 pm (Dusk) Fireworks – Downtown at Cenotaph LEGION 11:00 am Children’s Sawdust Scramble Recreation Committee 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Wax Hands Recreation Committee 10:00 pm – 11:00 pm Live Music by Forever Young – Little Blind Pig Montreal River 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm Little Blind Pig (Special Occasions Permit) Elk Lake Shooting Club BR. 310 Elk Lake Shooting Club MONDAY, August 5th, 2019 ELK LAKE 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Climb N Fun (Rope Challenge) 8:00 am Slo-Pitch Tournament Recreation Committee 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Wax Hands Recreation Committee 9:30 am Fastball Tournament 7:00 pm Mass – Nativity Roman Catholic Church 11:00 am Children’s Sawdust Scramble Recreation Committee 9:00 pm – 12:00 am Live Music by Those Lights – Little Blind Pig 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Penny Sale – Community Centre Recreation Committee Royal Canadian Legion Branch 310 SUNDAY, August 4th, 2019 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm Little Blind Pig (Special Occasions Permit)
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