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«Visons La Propreté» Page HA25 L’optimiste rit pour oublier; le pessimiste oublie de rire. 1976 - 2007 d Le Nor LeLeVol. 32 No.13 NNordHearst On ~ Leo mercredi 13r juin 2007d1,25$ + T.P.S. «Visons la propreté» Page HA25 L’été a mis du temps à se pointer le bout du nez, mais finalement, le mercure a dépassé les normales Hearst à l’honneur saisonnières lundi, permettant aux jeunes et moins jeunes d’aller se rafraîchir dans les eaux du Lac Johnson. C’est le cas pour la petite Cloé Gosselin, qui comme plusieurs autres, n’a pas manqué de sou- ligner l’arrivée de l’été à sa façon. Photo de courtoisie Page HA03 Mercredi Jeudi Vendredi Samedi Dimanche Lundi Ensoleillé Ensoleillé Ensoleillé Ensoleillé Nuageux avec éclaircies Ensoleillé avec passages Max 30 Max 31 Min 18 Max 32 Min 18 Max 30 Min 20 et quelques averses nuageux PdP 0% PdP 0% PdP 0% PdP 0% Max 18 Min 12 Max 20 Min 10 PdP 80% PdP 10% Vol de médicaments Un suspect rapidement épinglé par les policiers de la PPO HEARST(AB) – Un homme de ître en cour provinciale au cours répondre à une accusation de vol L’incident serait survenu le 9 C’est en révisant le système de 24 ans de Hearst devra compara- des prochaines semaines pour de moins de 5 000 $. juin dernier vers 7 h 30 alors que sécurité du commerce que les l’alarme de la Pharmacie Brunet- policiers de la Police provinciale Cantin, située sur la 9e rue, a été de l’Ontario à Hearst ont été en déclenchée. mesure d’épingler le suspect Selon l’enquête policière, Abel quelques minutes plus tard. Moore aurait fracassé une fenêtre M. Moore devait comparaître pour pouvoir pénétrer à l’in- en cour à Cochrane lundi pour térieur de l’établissement. Ce tenter d’obtenir sa libération con- dernier en aurait alors profité ditionnelle en attente de son pour mettre la main sur plusieurs procès. Δ médicaments d’ordonnance. Attention aux agents de commercialisation HEARST(AB) - Plusieurs plaintes ont été enregistrées au bureau du député néo-démocrate pour la circonscription Timmins-Baie James au cours des derniers jours suite au passage d’agents de commercialisa- tion pour services d’électricité ou de gaz naturel dans la région pour une période variant entre deux et cinq ans. Près d’une quarantaine de finissants et de finissantes ont obtenu leur grade lors de la Collation des «Mon conseil est le suivant : si un vendeur est à votre porte et qu’il grades qui avait lieu dimanche dernier à l’Université de Hearst. Surveillez notre prochaine édition veut vous faire signer un contrat, demandez-lui une copie du contrat pour obtenir plus de détails au sujet de cette cérémonie. Photo disponible au journal Le Nord/CP et dites-lui de revenir dans une vingatine de minutes, le temps de vous laisser la chance d’examiner attentivement le contrat», conseille le député Gilles Bisson. «Si le vendeur refuse, les gens devraient y penser à deux fois avant de signer un contrat avec cette personne.» Le député recommande également aux gens de ne jamais montrer leur facture d’électricité à un vendeur. Δ Mort de Michel Pronovost Rien de suspect HEARST(AB) - Une autopsie pratiquée sur le corps de Michel Pronovost de Jogues a révélé que ce dernier était décédé des suites de complications cardiaques ce qui écarte donc tout élément suspect entourant le décès de l’homme de 56 ans. On se rappelle que le 2 juin dernier, les responsables de l’Hôpital Notre-Dame ont contacté les policiers de la Police provinciale de l’Ontario suite au décès de M. Pronovost. Une vaste enquête menée par la brigade criminelle d’Orillia a été entreprise au cours des jours suivants avant que l’autopsie pratiquée à Sudbury ne vienne faire la lumière dans ce dossier. Les funérailles de M. Pornovost ont eu lieu vendredi dernier en la cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption de Hearst. Δ Luc 18 : 26 Ceux qui l’écoutaient dirent : Dessinez votre «Et qui peut être sauvé?». papa ! Jésus répondit : «Ce qui est impossible aux hommes est possible à Dieu». Apportez votre Rivière Agapê (Ministère Chrétien) chef -d’oeuvre au 817, rue George 197 d LeLe NNordord 6 - 2007 Le Nor 813, rue George avant le 16 juin à 12 h 00 et papa pourrait gagner un certificat- cadeau de 25 $ gracieuseté de Typer’s Nom de l’enfant :_______________________________ Live Bait Nom de maman : _______________________________ 820, rue Front # de téléphone : ________________________________ Arrière grand-mère Gisèle Chartrand, 362-4828 grand-mère Francine Chartrand, maman Anik Grenon et fille Kathrynn Grenon HA2 LE NORD - Le mercredi 13 juin 2007 Reportage sur le virage vert de la municipalité La CDE enchantée de la visibilité dans le Toronto Star HEARST (FB) – Les représen- de l’article). Cela crée des naliste Tyler Hamilton était à l’élément déclencheur de la On souligne que le projet est tants de la Corporation de remous», ajoute-t-il. Hearst lors de la conférence BES réflexion de la communauté a été maintenant en suspens puisque développement économique de Même sentiment du côté du qui a eu lieu les 13 et 14 avril l’intérêt de la compagnie Convergence Ethanol a connu Hearst se sont dits très heureux coordonnateur du projet Bio- dernier et qui avait pour but de Convergence Ethanol d’établir des difficultés financières et d’un reportage à propos du virage Com, Jocelyn Blais qui est cité créer une vision de développe- une usine de production légales depuis puisqu’il y a une économique «vert» de la ville de dans le texte. «C’est très positif. ment durable. d’éthanol à partir de résidus de poursuite judiciaire des action- Hearst présenté dans la section La première page de la section Le journaliste rappelle que bois. naires. Affaires du Toronto Star du 5 juin Affaires, cela n’arrive pas tous «Le projet n’est pas mort. Il dernier. les jours», dit-il. avance toujours, mais plus lente- «C’est extrêmement positif. Rappelant les fermetures ment en raison de ces complica- Cela nous donne une bonne visi- d’usines et les nombreuses mises tions. Mais Convergence Ethanol bilité», nous a déclaré le directeur à pied dans l’industrie forestière travaille toujours pour obtenir général de la Corporation de ici et dans le Nord de l’Ontario au du financement pour le projet», développement économique de cours des dernières années, le précise Daniel Sigouin. Hearst, Daniel Sigouin, au sujet reportage fait état des efforts de Le texte du Toronto Star men- du reportage qui s’étale sur deux la communauté pour revitaliser tionne que des contacts ont été pages du journal. son économie à travers de nou- effectués avec la grande compa- «Nous avons eu des appels de veaux «bioproduits». gnie Dupont et d’autres, plus compagnies (depuis la parution Pour réaliser l’article, le jour- petites, comme Dynamotive, Nexterra, Lignol et Greenfield Ethanol. À ce sujet, M. Sigouin dit que c’est pratique courante de communiquer avec des compa- gnies qui cherchent à établir des projets. «Mais, il n’y a rien de concret à l’heure actuelle», dit M. Sigouin. Mais avec l’engouement présent pour des projets à partir de la biomasse, il croit qu’au moins un projet sera annoncé Le tirage de l’Oiseau matinal de la Loto-Université a eu lieu vendredi er pour la région d’ici deux ans. dernier le 1 juin à 15 h 30. Marie-Claude (à droite) a vendu le billet Le texte du Toronto Star men- gagnant à ses parents, Pierrette et Claude Dallaire. Michelle Grandmont, coordonnatrice de projets spéciaux à l’Université de Hearst (à gauche), tionne aussi le projet de centre est heureuse de remettre le chèque de 2 000 $ à Pierrette (au centre). Le touristique sur les technologies billet retourne dans le baril pour le tirage du gros lot de 30 000 $ qui aura vertes comme une initiative lieu le 21 juin prochain. voulant démontrer l’avant- gardisme de la communauté dans le domaine. On rappelle l’appui donné à la Fabricant du meilleur communauté par l’environ- matelas au monde nementaliste David Suzuki lors de sa conférence. Le coordonnateur du projet Bio-Com, Jocelyn Blais, montre fière- Le texte se termine en posant 10 ans de garantie (non-prorata) ment la première page de la section «Business» du Toronto Star la question à savoir si des entre- sur matelas à partir de 299 $ qui comprend un reportage sur le «virage vert» entrepris au preneurs locaux ont la capacité de niveau économique dans la communauté. La page comprend profiter du potentiel présenté lors notamment une grande photo de la directrice de La Maison Verte, HEURES de la conférence. Michèle Lamy. Photo Le Nord/CP D’OUVERTURE Soulignons qu’en plus de commentaires de M. Blais, le vendredi : COURS de 13 h à 21 h texte comprend également des samedi : OFFERT À BORÉAL entrevues avec le gérant du dis- trict du ministère des Richesses de 10 h à 16 h CHARIOT-ÉLÉVATEUR À FOURCHE (FORKLIFT) ET 3, 15e rue CHARGEUSE À DIRECTION À GLISSEMENT (BOBCAT) naturelles, Dave Scott, et un Tél.: 372-0054 ou Date : 22 juin au CEFNO entrepreneur local, Ghislain 362-8763 Heure : 8 h Jacques, propriétaire du Villa Coût : 195,00 $ Motel. Pour de plus amples informations, communiquez avec André Rhéaume au : Le texte au complet peut-être www.serta.com lu sur la version électronique du (705) 362-6673 poste : 5023 journal (www.theStar.com). Aide à un jeune SSEERRVVIICCEE HHOONNNNÊÊTTEE entrepreneur Northern Monuments Du Nord GROUPE D’ASSURANCE HEARST (FB) – Un jeune entre- DAVIDSON de LAPLANTE preneur de Hearst a reçu l’aide du Immortalisez vos êtres aimés ! gouvernement ontarien dans la mise sur pied d’une entreprise de Pour une vaste gamme de 931, RUE GEORGE Tél.
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