THE SPEAKER’S WEEKEND eekender EDITION WVol. 19 – No. 37 FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 2020 Visit us on Improving Connectivity Temagami looking at better internet service By Jamie Mountain Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
TEMAGAMI – Temagami council agreed to provide a letter in support of Xplornet’s application to Stage 1 of the Improving Connectivity for Ontario program at its regular meeting on August 6. Recently, the Province of Ontario opened the fi rst in- take of the Improving Connectivity in Ontario (ICON) A SUMMER INTERLUDE program. Stage 1 applications are due August 21. The On a sunny afternoon last week, Dan and Friends – including Dan Allaire, at left, and J.P. Gravel – performed municipality has had a call with Xplornet which in- some favourites outside New Liskeard Non-Profi t Housing on Market Street. To let fans enjoy the music while tends to apply to the program. practising physical distancing, the group did two outdoor concerts – one for residents facing the lake, and Throughout Central and Northern Ontario, Xplor- the other for residents on the building’s west side. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston) net is proposing to install 2,650 kilometres of fi bre lines. This includes installing fi bre lines to their exist- the strength of the tower, so they are looking at the experience to improve connectivity in communities ing tower situated north of Temagami. Temagami extension to be one of the fi rst stages of across Ontario. “What it would do to our tower is it would be able the overall project. Xplornet asked the municipality of Temagami to to supply, to its current coverage, a hundred (mega- The Improving Connectivity for Ontario program consider providing a letter of support they can in- bits) per second to residents,” treasurer-administrator was created to provide Ontarians with reliable high- clude in their application to the ICON fund. Craig Davidson told council at the meeting. speed internet and cellular connections at home, at Davidson provided a draft letter that council re- work and along major highways. “But also it could expand the range as well. When viewed and approved at the Aug. 6 meeting. The province is investing $150 million in the new you’re looking at the route the fi bre wants to take, or “If this (application) goes through, I guess it’s a what they want the fi bre to take, it would basically program so that, when leveraged with partner fund- feather in our cap where we will get a better infra- leave Highway 11 around Sturgeon Falls and come ing, it has the potential to result in a total investment structure to work from that we can build on in the up Highway 64. So, over time it would be a lot easier of $500 million to improve broadband and cellular to service the Marten River area, as well.” coverage in underserved and unserved communities. future,” Temagami Mayor Dan O’Mara commented. Xplornet is estimating that the cost of this project The province also is inviting telecommunication “So it is a start. It’s not everything, but at least we’re would be $200-$220 million. service providers, municipal governments, Indigen- on their agenda and they are looking to try to work Xplornet already possesses a Long-Term Evolution ous communities and non-profi ts to submit innova- with us to try to get better (internet) service in our (LTE) tower and will be installing fi bre lines to increase tive proposals to lend their investment, expertise and particular area.” DID YOU GET The Speaker THIS WEEK?
THE 1B TEMISKAMING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2020 Here are some of the stories in our August 12 edition… Locker Room Chatter SPEAKER A big thank you to all the in- dividuals and teams who came out to play a round of golf in Shanna Larson’s memory in the area, and particularly at the Tee to he cting edical ffi cer of ealth for the imiskaming ealth nit supports the pro ince’s back to school plan. Haileybury Golf Club (HGC). Your efforts will make sure Green that the good work done by the Team Shan organization Results from The Brick/Cen- tury 21/Wilson Chev Buick GMC can continue through the rest Wing Night held on Thursday, of 2020 and 2021. Southern ntario residents are looking northwards for property acquisitions. August 6, with 50 golfers in at- tendance at the New Liskeard rea hospitals ha e been affected by the pandemic in terms of occupancy rates. Golf Club (NLGC).
OUR THANKS HGC sends its appreciation he emiskaming rt allery welcomes back isitors with a new show called indings Agawa Coastal Trail. and thanks to Demora Con- Low Score Winners: Chuck struction for the loan of the Needham and Clarence tent, currently pitched at the Sparling (32) back of the practice green. Runners-Up: Sheldon West Many members and guests and Cody Blauth (34) have enjoyed a beverage un- Closest to The Pin/Hole #2: he new look emiskaming Shores ublic ibrary could reopen as early as the fi rst week of September. der the big top after a round. Clarence Sparling Thank you for the support of Closest To The Pin/Hole #5: Haileybury Golf Club. Rob Piette MEN’S ONE-DAY TWO-MAN Closest To The Pin/Second SCRAMBLE Shot/Hole #9: Al Cote emagami is bubbling o er with e citement as it secures the trademark to emagami Mark your calendar for Fri- FORE FOR SHAN GOLF DAY day, August 21, for HGC’s two- Fore for Shan Virtual Golf man scramble. COVID restric- Tournament was held on Satur- tions keep the registrations to day, August 8, at the NLGC. On 24 teams, or 48 golfers. Cost behalf of the New Liskeard Golf per player is $100, which in- PIONEER GOLFER Club, we would like to thank Vol. 115 – No. 27 ry be erages. cludes 18 holes of golf, cart for Gord Louttit lined up a shot at the fi rst tee during Sunday play at the Pioneer Diesel two-man tourney Shanna’s friends committed to the day (shared or alone), meal at the New Liskeard Golf Club. Louttit and Daryl Rowlandson took on the father-son duo of Hugo and maintaining Shan’s spirit and LISKEARD and prizes. Jacob Rivet July 26. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston) raising awareness about breast EW First prize in each fl ight is cancer in young women. The N cash. New Liskeard Golf Club donat-
There’s also a $10,000 hole- ed $500 to Team Shan.
THE THE new wellness based spa has opened in aileybury ne t to scenic ake in-one prize sponsored by Pio- MEN’S MORNING TEMISKAMING neer Diesel. Different season Results from Men’s Morning Call the Golf Shop and get which was held on Sunday, Au- your registration paid ahead of gust 9: time to ensure you are in. Cubs will return to ice after emiskaming. Closest To The Pin/Hole #2: (H.S.T. included) Shotgun start at noon. Brian Pedersen $1.75 per single copy Members and guests are Closest To The Pin/Hole #5: Training camp asked to be off the course by Sue Nielsen Labour Day weekend Speaker Reporter Clarence Sparling scheduled for September WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2020 11:30 a.m. so that carts can be 1B Closest To The Pin/Hole sanitized and assigned. TEMISKAMING SHORES — #13: Dwight Brydges SENIOR MEN’S FIELD DAY www.northernontario.ca SPEAKER imiskaming ochrane ohn anthof continues to hold the go ernment’s Their Great North Midget Closest To The Pin/Hole HGC will hold a Senior Men’s EW LISK go from there on what kind of League (GNML) season sched- N EARD #15: Alvin Willard Field day August 24, with reg- ule has not been released as camp we will have,” explained THIS WEEK AT THE NLGC istrations at 10:15 a.m., an- yet but they know one thing - Denomme. Wednesday: Junior Lessons nouncements at 10:45 and they will be back on the ice in As of yet, the Cubs have not from 10 to 11 a.m. on the driv- feet to the fi re o er two bills passed by the onser ati e party. shotgun start at 11 a.m. Open September to begin a different been given a GNML schedule ing range. Instructors Mike to golfers 50 and older. style of training camp. and there are a number of un- Bonnah and Christian Ethier Two-man scramble format, knowns due to the COVID-19 The New Liskeard Cubs will Thursday: Ladies’ Morning with fl ights determined by the return to the ice at the Don pandemic including the inclu- tee times requested lower age of the team. sion of the Thunder Bay teams, Shepherdson Memorial Arena Thursday: Al Jamieson Ju- Entry is $55 for HGC mem- after the Labour Day weekend. president Claude Denomme in rumoured to have been taking nior Tournament 10 a.m. start. esidents of nglehart are hitting the town’s gym which has reopened after it was bers, $70 for guests. part in the league this season. Includes prizes, awards and Normally the club hits the an email interview. Eighteen holes of golf, prizes ice in August to prepare for the “We have not heard anything lunch complementary of 28 on and dinner. Carts on special for He said the Cubs and the about the schedule as yet. We upcoming season holding try- New Liskeard Lions, who are the lake (Richard Boyd) the day. are still waiting on an update outs and training camps. under the new U18 division Thursday: The Brick/Centu- LADIES’ NIGHT regarding a schedule. With “Well the next season is slow- umbrella (formerly Midget ry 21/Wilson Chev Buick GMC The Ladies’ group at HGC has the pandemic we are not sure closed in early arch due to the pandemic. ly staring to shape up. However, hockey) will not be allowed to Wing Night tee times request- about the Thunder Bay team it is going to be a very different ed hold training camps until after coming into the league. Team Continued on 2b start for us. We won’t be on the Sunday: Men’s Morning tee Labour Day. travel (distances) will probably ice until September,” said Cub times requested RIDERS “Once we know how many be restricted to some degree.” players will be registering for COMING UP The Cub executive remains September Three-Man Tour- aring indi iduals are looking after a wandering dog in emagami, which will be the upcoming season we will busy preparing for the upcom- REMEMBERED nament September 11, 12 and ing season however it should 13. Fee: $375 per team/carts A memorial bike ride was held Saturday, August 8, to honour the lives of cyclists extra Continued on 2b Garnett Johnson and Jeff Splinter who tragically were killed in a collision with a city Call the pro shop for more transit bus July 29. The ride began at city hall in Haileybury, followed by a short informal gathering at Algonquin Regiment Memorial Beach Park. Family, friends and 115 cyclists placed for adoption in the coming days. 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54 Poplar Avenue – 336 Matheson Street – 347 Dales Street – Matachewan – 8 Fourth Avenue – Larder Lake Kirkland Lake – TM192701 - Matachewan -TM192698 - TM192681 - $69,900.00 – Calling all – TM192688 - $78,000.00 – $60,000.00 – Working at Alamos? outdoorsman! Perfect place for your $89,900.00 – Centrally located home base for hunting Updated 1 bedroom home in This 3 bedroom home would pay for Larder Lake! Perfect place for Storey and a half 3 bedroom home, its self, room for you and rent out the and fishing trips to the Matachewan with original hardwood and updated area! retirement. other two. bathroom.
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Lot 10 River Road, Sharpe Township – 10 Raven Park Road, Larder Lake - TM201467 - $110,000 Looking for your little TM201157 $159,900.00 Spectacular view 56 Eight Avenue, Englehart - 39 Sixth Ave, Englehart - TM200632 piece of nature! Compact cabin on just under of Larder lake from your 1.63 acre property! TM200704 $169,500.00 - Family home $169,900.00 - Large Family Home in an acre of land on the shores of Long Lake. The property has a 1800 + square foot 5 Cabin has an upper loft sleeping area with bedroom home Home has attached Carport is in a great location! This 2 + 1 bedroom Englehart - Over 2000 sq ft! 3 bed- covered balcony on lake side. The main level is and a detached three section garage with the home has had loads of renovations done rooms on the second floor a 4 on the an open living space. Upper level bedroom area main section being 20’ x 32’ with 12’ ceilings, has been spray foamed. Some electrical for a is insulated, wired and heated, back section over the past years. main floor if needed. Many upgrades generator or solar system has been installed. is 20’ x 12’ insulated and wired and the side Close to schools to this home! Yard has back deck, Property comes with older pontoon boat c/w section is 12’ x 32’ of cold storage. Did I front veranda, hedge and apple tress. motor and floating dock. mention the view! and arena! New NEW Price
303233 Lawrence way, Ingram Township -TM201461 $350,000 Looking for your 7+ acre sanctuary! As you travel up this 73 Seventh Ave, Englehart - TM200939 country lane the weight of the world will $188,000.00 Income property in a great location 10 Browns Road – Evanturel – 14 Premier Avenue West – be lifted. When you arrive at the end of or a large family home! The 2 level has a two the lane your new home awaits. 3 + 1 TM192692 - $199,000.00 – Three Kirkland Lake - TM200736 – bedroom apartment, kitchen and dining area with $205,000.00 – Family home with bedrooms, huge family room, large dining newer cupboard, 4 pcs bath and living room. The bedroom bungalow located on 2.4 room, updated kitchen, screened in hot main floor has two bedrooms, 2 pcs ensuite, 4 4 bedrooms, great back yard, tub room and a deck overlooking the yard. pcs bathroom, large eat-in kitchen with newer acres of land just outside of Englehart. garage, newer furnace and Two story play house tucked into the bush, cupboard, living area, the basement has two more New custom kitchen cabinets, and bedrooms, rec-room, laundry room, 2 pcs bath- AC unit. Many upgrades over the 28 x 32 shop/garage, flower gardens and room and outside access. Home has a 22’ x 18’ other recent upgrades. vegetable garden. Home is an unorganized garage wired and was built in 2015. years. township, lots of lakes within 15 minutes.
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Commercial 31C Third Street North Business for Sale - KL Bingo TM201522 38 Duncan Ave N, Kirkland Lake -TM201442- $210,000.00 $125,000 Great commercial space for sale! Lots of – Englehart – TM200164 - $68,000.00 – Ever wanted to own your own business and also help potential in this 50 ‘ x 98’ building! Currently rented to Commercial building in down town core with out your community! The KL Bingo Hall business is for the KL Bingo Hall, was a rental hall, could be a great sale. This business has helped community partners two units – Front unit is about 1062 sq’, rear warehouse or light manufacturing facility. Zoned M1. raise funds to support their worthy clubs and causes. This building has main floor about 4,900 square feet, unit is about 202 sq’. New furnace, upgrades to All equipment included along with a second set of partial second level has about 600 square feet, main plumbing and electrical systems. boards, equipment list available. hall area is 3,332 square feet with 12’ ceilings
VACANT LAND TM192694 - $25,000.00 66’ x 132’ residential lot 66 Seventh Ave, Englehart – Located near Schools, Arena and downtown TM192682 - $59,900.00 5.45 Acres with Double heated garage – Amabilis Avenue - Matachewan – Can be sold with TM192681 347 Dales Street NEW TM201424 - Lot 9 Con 5 Highway 11, Evanturel - $69,000- The commercial zoned lot is 28.34 acres NEW TM201485 - Lot 9 Con 5 Highway 11, Evanturel- $79,000- The commercial zoned lot is 35 acres NEW/SOLD – TM201426 - $99,900- MCL2327 & MCLS272 Lebel Township- Just under 100 acres on West end of Crystal lake TM192712 - $125,000.00 9.75 Acres on Long Lake, PCL853 Lot 5 Con 3 Sharpe Township – about 1,000’ of lake front. NEW TM201487 - $129,900 – 419-00 Gauthier Township - just over 342 acres of wilderness Friday, August 1 , 2020 WEEKENDER Page 3
WORKING FOR TEMAGAMI Live, Love, At the first Temagami Community Market, Temagami Community Foundation administrator Debbie Morrow (left) and Temagami Chamber of Commerce intern Ashley Blais were both located in the Living Arts Temagami train station building ready to welcome guests and promote the organizations they represent. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen) Camp! BUCKE-ROO CAMPING Most Canadians believe By Robert Ritchie With covid-19 still with us in Ontario, Temiskaming must keep on track with the medical experts’ advice on social distancing, face coverings and washing/ pandemic is far from over sanitizing your hands often. Camper repairs are important to RV’ers, trailer and 5thwheel owners to stay up By Len Gillis, es all over again.” The Ontario For going back to work, the on them before they make a small problem into a larger one. One of the most Local Journalism Initiative Reporter response was 76 per cent while poll also revealed the “least con- important is the roof of the unit and if it has a pull-out its roof also should be the national response was 72 per cerning” issues. This included checked at the start of the season, middle of the season and at the end of the SUDBURY - Most Canadians cent. having to wear a face mask in season. This can be done by the seasoned camper or a competent camper and indeed most residents of On- With respect to getting back to the workplace and the responses technician. The roof should be treated every two years with special roof sealant tario believe the coronavirus pan- work, the poll also revealed that were 54 per cent for Ontario and that can be bought at a camper repair shop. demic is far from over, and things Ontario residents believed more 56 per cent for all of Canada. Another thing to keep an eye on is looking for any small openings in your will get bad again come fall or than other Canadians that they Another question asked how camper’s exterior envelope especially the under carriage where small visitors may enter your trailer unexpectedly. Inspecting your trailer once a month should winter. “feel much or somewhat better many would be ok to use an be enough to spot any openings. Water lines inside and out should also be Those are just some of the re- about returning to the workplace employer’s smartphone app that inspected by camper owners along with awnings, jacks and tires. sults reflected in a poll carried safely if their employer kept them would let them know how busy Let’s remember why we camp; the great Temiskaming outdoor fresh air, out by Canadian accounting and updated in real-time about the office areas are, so they could campfi res under the stars eating smores and spider wieners, meeting new management firm KPMG. level of health risk in their office better manage their time and people and getting together with old friends, going down to the beach for a swim The poll involved 1,010 Cana- and provided resources to foster avoid such areas. Ontario resi- with the kids, and grandchildren, being together with family enjoying a picnic dians in all parts of the country. their health and well-being.” The dents responded “Yes that would outside. The results were broken down by number was 69 per cent for On- be helpful” by 39 per cent and Some people take up gardening while they camp. Some grow fl owers, others national responses, as well as re- tario and 64 per cent nationally. “Yes, but I’d be concerned about grow vegetables like tomatoes, carrots, little green onions, radishes, and sponses from British Columbia, B.C. was also 69 per cent. app geo-tracking and privacy” at leaf lettuce, makes for a good salad. Some spend their time bird watching. That being said, Ontario res- 25 per cent. Temiskaming has many indigenous species of birds and some new arrivals in the Alberta, combined Saskatchewan past ten years like cranes, turkey vultures, bald eagles and more. Others watch and Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec idents responded by 78 per cent Ontario residents also showed the playful scampering of chipmunks and squirrels or happen to come across a and the Atlantic Provinces. On- that they are most worried about the highest satisfaction for their rabbit eating mother nature’s own salad. Still others watch the butterfl ies go from tario had the largest number of colleagues coming to work sick “virtual work environment” at fl ower to fl ower and the dragonfl ies cleaning up the mosquitoes. responses with 398. or asymptomatic. The national 80 per cent with 64 per cent who Regardless of the campground, camping in Temiskaming is the best way to enjoy FAR TO GO response was 77 per cent. On- said they feel more productive in the outdoors. Ontario residents believed by tario residents were 55 per cent a virtual working environment. 94 per cent that the pandemic worried about having to share The poll also showed 53 per PURCHASE A NEW OR USED TRAILER “is far from over,” a figure that common spaces like meeting cent of Ontario respondents felt No payment up to 6 was matched by the national re- rooms or lunch rooms. That na- their company could have done a months OAC sponse. tional response was a bit higher better job communicating on how - Ontario resident only. Another statement that most at 57 per cent. to work from home. A similar Ontarians agreed with was: “I’m Some of the other work-related number, 52 per cent in Ontario, ok with going back to the work- concerns were sharing air venti- said they wished their company place now because COVID cas- lation (50 per cent), workplace was doing a better job communi- 332442 Hwy 11N, es are relatively low, but I think washrooms (38 per cent), and cating how the workers would be Earlton, ON a second wave this fall and/or sharing the office coffee - ma returning to work safely. 705-563-2633 winter will shut down workplac- chine/water cooler (24 per cent). (Source: Sudbury.com) When You Shop Local, It’s WIN-WIN!
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(Staff photo by Sue Nielsen) The other day I was driving back from the beach and I began grinning like a Cheshire cat and Editorial singing in the car. And I actually Sue howled. Nielsen Yes, you heard that correctly. I do this when I am supremely happy. son who does it. School safety? This howling sound as I might A few years back I went on a The excitement is building as edu- tory masks for children from Grade 4 clarify things began a few years fi ve-day canoe trip in Killarney cators and administrators prepare to and up. back when a friend and I used Provincial Park. welcome students back to class in the For high school students, three to swim at the lake. When we They say you haven’t experi- South Temiskaming region. quarters of their learning will be on- felt like we were on fi re as enced Killarney until you hear The coronavirus pandemic drasti- line as new online curriculum is being summer peaked and everything the wolves howl. cally affected the school year when offered. was wonderful and supreme, After establishing our base in-class learning was cancelled in Students and staff are not to con- we would lift our voices to the camp I was lying in my tent ex- March due to the pandemic. gregate in groups of 50 or more. heavens to howl and laugh like hausted from a long day of pad- Premier Ford and his minister of Are there going to be additional sup- crazy. dling and portaging. education, Stephen Lecce, have an- port staff assigned to students who We were signifying our abso- That’s when I heard the wolf nounced a plan for students return- lute delight at being alive enjoy- howls. I sat straight up mes- may need extra help with online learn- ing the velvety waters of Bass ing to school that includes social dis- ing? merized by the sound. Some tancing, wearing of masks and limited Lake. of the women in our pack were Students returning to school this fall Apparently there is a move- alarmed wondering how close movement of students and staff. will have been out of the class for six ment afoot whereby people are the timber wolves were to our The government has unveiled its months and they have been coping howling at 8 p.m. each night to campsite. cautious school reopening approach with the uncertainty of the pandemic. support our heroic health care The wolves were far enough while leaning heavily on advice from It has been noted that students are workers during the COVID-19 down the lake not to present a p l c he lth offi c l . dealing with mental health issues and Element r t dent ll ret rn fi ve pandemic. threat to us. what some describe as a “learning There is even a Facebook I viewed the howling as pri- days per week and class sizes will re- loss” due to the pandemic. group where people howl to- mal, wild and beautiful and I main at the mandated maximum lev- They should not have to worry about gether called Go Outside and never forgot it. els in place before the pandemic. Howl at 8 p.m. And yes, I howled back. This is where things get dicey. whether they will get sick when they The nightly howls are affi r- However dark the stories of Why would the government and return to class. mations that we will prevail wolves are, Indigenous people school board administrators not re- And it is not only the students who against the virus that has control view the wolf as courageous duce class sizes in relation to social are worrying about getting sick it is over much of our lives. and loyal teaching us lessons distancing thereby reducing potential educators themselves who are con- The howls are expressions of about love and family. infection rates among students? cerned about their own health and When the times we are living gratitude much the same way Are we suddenly expected to believe wellbeing. Italians sang from their balco- in seem so dark, let’s lighten up Let ee the M n tr of Ed c t on nies for essential service work- things by doing whatever makes anywhere from 250 to 700 people are able to safely be together in a school provide more monies to school boards ers during the pandemic. us happy as long as we don’t which must spend more taxpayer dol- As various parts of our ev- harm anyone else in the process. ld n for ho r d , fi ve d lars on pandemic sanitizing issues. eryday lives have disappeared People have put rainbows in per week? due to the pandemic pertaining their windows as expressions of Parents have expressed safety con- e don t nt mone e n t en to gathering, howling has be- joy in the region. cerns about sending their children away from the classrooms intended to come a universal language, so Why not be a lone wolf fi nd- back to school in September. For the support learning. to speak. ing your own joyful expression? most part it seems like it will be busi- Maybe a look around the world at Of course howling can mean Howl and then howl some ne l n Ont r o chool best practices for school re-openings something different to each per- more. It’s all good. this fall, with the exception of manda- is a good idea?
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OFFICE 937907 Marsh Bay Road, Coleman, 705-679-8833 OFFICE HOURS 8:30 am to 4:30 pm COMMUNITY NEWS Council Meeting: The next Regular Council meeting is scheduled on M onday, September 14 , 2 0 2 0 at 6 : 0 0 p.m. M eetings are now being held in person with masking, hand sanitizing and social distancing procedures in place and strictly enforced. The meetings are being held in the Community Complex H all to allow for proper social distancing to take place. P rior to attending any meetings, please screen yourself in accordance with public health guidelines and if you feel unwell, please stay home. Municipal Waste Site: H ours of Operation Tuesday and Saturday - 9: 0 0 a.m. to 4 : 0 0 p.m. Closed: Statutory H olidays All garbage deposited at the M unicipal Waste Site is subject to applicable tipping fees. Garbage: A maximum of three ( 3 ) regular sized garbage bags will be picked-up weekly. Recycling: N ext collection date is Tuesday, August 2 5, 2 0 2 0 . Reminder to residents – All recyclable material must be bagged in clear bags (30”X 32”), with the exception of cardboard. All cardboard must be MAKING WAY flattened for pick up. The old pizza place building on Third Street in Englehart was torn down recently to make way for a new offi ce building. Dr. Julie Williams, who owns the current Englehart Dental Offi ce just down the Municipal Office: The municipal office has reopened to the public for street, bought the building and plans to construct a new offi ce in its place. Traffi c along Third Street in-person transactions. P hysical distancing and mandatory face covering is in effect so upon arrival, review the signs and then ring the door bell by the dental offi ce was blocked off July 16 while the demolition work was completed. (Staff photo for service. B efore coming into the office, please screen yourself, by by Jamie Mountain, LJI reporter) asking the following questions: 1. D o you have any of the following: fever; cough; Celebration of Life difficulty breathing; sore throat, trouble swallowing; Temagami Family Health Team runny nose; loss of taste or smell; not feeling well; u tt nausea, vomiting, diarrhea? Cervical Cancer—What You Should Know 2 . H ave you been in close contact with someone who is sick or has confirmed COVID -19 in the past 14 days? E ach year in Canada, more than 1,3 0 0 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer and over 4 0 0 die from the disease. Almost all cases of cervical can- 3 . H ave you returned from travel outside Canada in the cer are caused by the human papillomavirus ( H P V) , which is preventable past 14 days? Lawrence Fleming through the H P V vaccine. The publicly funded vaccine is provided to male If you answered yes to any of these questions, delay your visit May 14, 1932 and female students in every province and territory through school-based to the office, go home and self-isolate right away. Call the – April 22, 2020 programs. Regular screening of adult women is also vital as cervical cancer Timiskaming H ealth U nit to find out if you need to be tested - caught at an earlier stage has a high survival rate. M ost cervical cancer 7 0 5-6 4 7 -4 3 0 5, E xt. 7 / 1-8 6 6 -7 4 7 -4 3 0 5, E xt. 7 , and follow the Celebration of life will be held ( 6 7 %) occurs in women aged 3 0 -59. advice of your public health authority. on the family’s farm at 175498 Fleming Rd., Temiskaming Rick Factors P lease minimize non-essential in-person visits to the office, and the Shores, on September 5, 2020 at The main risk factor for developing cervical cancer is the sexually transmit- Township continues to encourage the use of internet payments through 1:30 p.m. Come join the family ted human papilloma virus ( H P V) that infects the cervix. your financial institution, or by mailing cheques to the M unicipal office. to celebrate Lawrence’s life. Building Permits are required for all construction in the Township of Other risk factors for developing cervical cancer include: Please bring your own chair, Coleman. P lease allow sufficient processing time for your application. • B ecoming sexually active at a young age; having many sexual partners mask & stories to share. By-law Enforcement: The Township’s B y-law E nforcement Officer, P ete or having a sexual partner that has had many sexual partners. G ilboe, is out in the community helping residents understand property • Smoking. standards expectations and investigating some illegal dumping within the • The use of birth control pills for a long period of time. M unicipality. • G iving birth to many children. • H aving taken diethylstilbestrol ( D E S) , or being the daughter of a mother No fire permits for open air burning will be issued during the who took D E S. months of July and August. Coleman Fire Department: In Case of Fire Emergency - Please Call Prevention 911 etting screened regularly is important because it can find abnormal cells F or more information about the current forest fire danger, forest fire that could become cancer ( called pre-cancers) . F inding pre-cancers and activity and fire restrictions across the province, please visit https: //www. treating them can prevent you from getting cancer. Treating pre-cancers ontario.ca/page/forest-fires is much easier than treating cancer. It also has a better chance of working than treating cancer after it develops. Small confined fires for cooking and warmth, that comply with the regulations and are contained to your own property, or a property in Who Should Be Screened: which an individual has permission to use, are exempt from requiring a F ire P ermit under the Open Air B urning B y-law N o. 13 -2 3 . In Loving Memory of • Women 2 1 and older who are or ever have been sexually active, Dawson Jibb should be screened regularly for cervical cancer. Administration: Our new CAO/Clerk-Treasurer is in the office and April 7, 1986 - August 14th, 2010 • B ased on the latest clinical evidence, most women should be getting into the swing of things. P atrick Cormier was hired and started th God walked around the Heavens screened every 3 years. work J uly 2 7 . H e is excited to be here and the Township of Coleman is and decided then and there, I need a happy to have him. warm and gentle man, I have no time • Regular screening can stop at the age of 7 0 if a woman has had 3 or to spare. He must be very special, more normal tests in the previous 10 years. Animal Control: F or emergency animal control services, please contact with free smiles to give away, and the Animal Control Service P rovider at 7 0 5-6 4 8 -4 58 3 . If you are due or overdue for cervical cancer screening, call your primary a sense of humour all can share to brighten every day. care provider today to schedule an appointment. Screening is the only way to find the early changes that might lead to cer ical cancer. I need someone with a loving touch who has made his family proud, then Early detection is key. God checked the whole world over Preventative Health Care – the Easiest Way to Protect Your Future! and called your name out loud. MISSED us at the OFFICE? May the winds of love blow softly, and whisper so you hear... we will always love and miss you Dawson, and wish you were still here. Book your classifi ed ad Always on our minds, forever in our hearts, eternity in our souls. ONLINE! Love Mom, Dad, Colton, Vickey, Omélia, 17 O’Connor Drive, P.O. Box 98, Temagami, ON P0H 2H0 & your loyal companion Gus. Tel: 705.569.3244 Fax: 705.569.2610 www.northernontario.ca Page 6 WEEKENDER Friday, August 1 , 2020 ENTERTAINMENT ACROSS DOWN 1. 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Pincer a desire to elevate ti me to refl ect before doesn’t always exist, small victories to boost 45. Made holy yourself intellectually making signifi cant especially when a lot your self-esteem. These 58. Brood and spiritually. You decisions about your of people are involved. successes will earn you 46. Workbench jaws decide to follow a new personal and professional You’ll need to use your the credibility you need 59. A long time career path or adopt a future. During an imaginati on to create to kick-start a project more enriching lifestyle. important negoti ati on, 60. Sacred song 47. Repeating Don’t be afraid of you’ll need to carefully harmony and resolve that’s close to your change. weight the pros and cons confl icts. heart. 61. British drinks sound 48. Glimpsed
49. Bed, as of coal December 22 - January 20 - February 19 - March 21 - January 19 February 18 March 20 April 19 51. Actor Lugosi 52. Pesters You’ll set up a Your thoughts will be You may consider selling You’ll have the chance workspace at home. consumed by aff airs of or purchasing a property. to treat yourself, and August 20 1955 to August 20 2020 55. “To Each Once you let go of the heart this week. You’ll fi nd a way to reduce you might even consider Today with the pandemic Norma your insecuriti es, Subtle gestures and your expenses so you can buying a new car. A and Douglas Edwards have His ____” your leadership traits words of aff ecti on will improve your family’s few people will ask for decided on their si ty fifth wedding will allow you to make you realize the quality of life. your help, and you’ll do anniversary to turn the situation successfully develop extent of your feelings for so willingly, even if it around and thank all those who your own business. your partner. requires a lot of running ha e been part of our life o er the around. past si ty fi e years. e started out as young lo ers on a road, yet to be tra elled. ith the help of our parents to encourage us, April 20 - May 21 - June 22 - July 23 - some doors opened and some July 22 remained closed but with faith May 20 June 21 August 22 and determination we carried on. e ha e four wonderful children, thirteen grand children and eight A careful assessment You’ll fi nd yourself Someti mes you need to Even though your great grand children all who come of your budget will discouraged by all the take a step back in order to to our help in time of need. e are vacati on just ended, reveal that you have the tasks on your plate. gain a clearer perspecti ve you’ll start planning prepared for one more door to open means to pursue your Luckily, you’ll realize you of what lies ahead. You’ll when time comes. e wish for od goals. You’ll have the a trip with a group of have what it takes to be set your sights on a career friends. At work, you’ll to bless our family, friends, business money to accomplish goal that matches your owners. ll the blessings of a safe one of your wildest successful. Aft erwards, organize a meeti ng nothing will stand in your ambiti ons, but you’ll need life in the coming years. ay od dreams, and you’ll fi nd to climb the ladder one that’ll turn out to be bless you as we have been blessed the courage to go for it. way. rung at a ti me. very important. in the future to come. salm he ord is good. here is no end of is faithful o e. e can trust in im fore er and e er. men August 23 - September 23 - October 23 - November 22 - September 22 October 22 November 21 December 21 Friday, August 1 , 2020 WEEKENDER Page 7 ASK THE EXPERTS Learn more from those who have the answers!
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TEMAGAMI – The municipality of Temagami will be NOTICE TO PUBLIC making its draft strategic plan available for public viewing. Treasurer-administrator Craig Davidson noted at the Au- rovincial ffences ffice ill open to the pu lic effective gust 6 council meeting that council would typically have ugust th, 2020. held the meeting by this time where they could discuss pri- N ote: Courts are cancelled until Septem er . Y ou will be orities of the strategic plan, but that fell by the wayside due advised of your next court date in writing. P lease do not attend city to the COVID-19 pandemic response and council is just hall or N orthern College in K irkland Lake for your court dates. getting back to it now. P ayments will continue to be accepted by telephone at 7 0 5-6 7 2 - Council has received a few requests for copies of the 3 2 2 1, email at poa@ temiskamingshores.ca or by fax to 7 0 5- draft strategic plan, but there are many recommendations 6 7 2 -3 2 0 0 . P ayments can also be left in the drop box at the front put forth by the consultant that council has not yet had the entrance of City H all, 3 2 5 F arr D rive, H aileybury. f you currently ha e a suspended dri er’s license, your fine can opportunity to discuss. be paid at Service Ontario located at 2 8 0 Armstrong Street, N ew “In my opinion, yes it can be released provided that it Liskeard, Ontario or 10 G overnment Road E ast, K irkland Lake, goes with a huge mark that it’s draft and that until coun- Ontario or pay online at serviceontario.ca cil actually says ‘this is what our priorities are’ that that’s An Order made by the Chief J ustice pursuant to s. 8 5 extending all this is, something that’s there for council to consider,” timelines for applying for reopenings s. , when a fine is due s. Davidson said. and when a fine goes into default s. is still in effect. nless
“It shouldn’t be considered, if we put (the plan) out, that your matters went into default prior to M arch 16 , 2 0 2 0 , applications for E xtensions of Time to P ay or Reopenings are not considered this is what council is going to do because council hasn’t urgent. had the opportunity to weigh in as of what they want to Y ou may verify the status of your ticket at: https: //www. have done with the strategic plan.” justiceservices.jus.gov.on.ca/P OA/screens/poa/P OASC0 0 1.xhtml The purpose of Temagami’s strategic plan is to provide the municipality with a structured approach to achieving CITY INVOICE ALTERNATE PAYMENT OPTIONS the long-term (10-year) goals of the community, local eceive an invoice from the City stakeholders, and agencies. While now there is an online option to pay these bills. The plan is a living document that builds on the work F or your convenience, the City website, wwww.temiskamingshores. already being conducted locally and within the region, but ca has a P ayment P ortal located on the home page providing you gives clarity to the specifi c roles that council and the com- with an online payment option. munity can play. Click on the P ayment P ortal located in the bottom right corner of Council has experienced an abnormally long time be- the home page and follow the instructions. tween when the initial draft was received on January 28 to NOTE: WATERFRONT POOL AND FITNESS CENTRE now and the process of attempting to have a special meet- t o t s ot ut to ts F itness Centre at the Waterfront P ool and F itness Centre is N OW ing to discuss the recommendations made. Tax P ayments made in the P ayment P ortals will be refunded to the OP E N ! M onday to F riday - 6 am to 8 : 3 0 pm, Saturday - 8 am to 6 pm, Should council not adopt some of the recommendations taxpayer and a $ 2 5 service fee will be applied to the tax account. Sunday - 10 am to 4 : 3 0 pm made in the draft plan, premature release could lead to con- F or inquiries regarding these matters, please contact the Corporate P hysical distancing in effect and increased sanitization is in place. fusion in the community as to what the strategic plan con- Services D epartment at 6 7 2 -3 3 6 3 Closed for cleaning from 11am to 11: 3 0 am, 2 pm to 2 : 3 0 pm and 6 pm or email to finance temiskamingshores.ca tains. to 6 : 3 0 pm. On the other hand, if the draft plan was released, espe- Swimming P ool at the Waterfront P ool and F itness Centre will open cially with the [email protected] email address on M onday August 17 , 2 0 2 0 . being used to receive comments, there may be comments P lease check out www.temiskamingshores.ca co id or www. received from the public that could further direct council’s facebook.com/temiskamingshores/ for details. N ew procedures will priority decision making process. need to be followed when you return to these facilities so please “We’d put (the draft strategic plan) on our website, we come prepared! would circulate to communicate that it is available from DON SHEPHERDSON MEMORIAL ARENA our website. If somebody wanted to have a copy of it, we The D on Shepherdson M emorial Arena is N OW OP E N ! Special would produce a hard copy and fi nd a way to get it to them,” o id rules in place for all users. lease read our plan at www. Davidson said. temiskamingshores.ca co id so you’re prepared. eed ice time “That would be the normal way of doing things. Just right Contact us at 7 0 5-6 7 2 -3 3 6 3 , now booking through August. now, we haven’t been handing it out because it’s not really BUCKE PARK CAMPGROUND something that we can say ‘this is what council’s objectives B ucke P ark Campground is open for daily, weekend, weekly and are.’” monthly camping. Accommodating RV’s trailers, car camping and Council unanimously approved a resolution that would tent camping. Our park operators will be happy to assist you and can make the draft strategic plan public. be contacted by calling and selecting ption . ou can The draft plan can be viewed online at https://www. also email the park at buckecenpark@ gmail.com temagami.ca/UserFiles/Servers/Server_12703011/File/ MUNICIPAL MARINAS WHAT’S%20NEW/Temagami%20Executive%20Sum- B oth the N ew Liskeard and H aileybury M arinas have daily slip rentals mary%20-%20Strat%20Plan_December%2019%202019_ and premium gas available. D aily slip fees are only $ 2 8 .0 0 plus H ST. DRAFT.pdf. The N ew Liskeard M arina is staffed from 11am to 7 pm on M onday, In September, council expects to be receiving reports Wednesday, Thursday, F riday, Saturday. The H aileybury M arina is from the Waste Management Master Plan and the Service staffed from 11am to 7 pm on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- Delivery Review. day, F riday. MUNICIPAL BEACHES They also hope to hold meetings to discuss the recom- or information contact : mendations made in the draft plan prior to Labour Day J ocelyn P lante N ew Liskeard, H aileybury and B ucke P ark B eaches are open for UNSUPERVISED swimming. P lease respect physical distancing that would allow all three to inform the other municipal 7 0 5-6 7 2 -3 3 6 3 ext. 4 7 0 3 processes, including the budget, as the municipality moves guidelines and other public health recommendations. toward 2021. Friday, August 1 , 2020 WEEKENDER Page 11 City Bulletin
Part Time Desk Attendants CITY HALL Pool and Fitness Centre Council and Committee MEETINGS E ffective Tuesday, August 4 th, 2 0 2 0 , City H all reopened to the public for Competition No. 2020-012 access to in person transactions at the ser ice counters on the first floor. The City of Temiskaming Shores is currently seeking P art Time D esk o u o tt t gs ffice hours will be onday to riday from a.m. to p.m. Attendants for the P ool and F itness Centre. This position is responsible F or further information contact K elly Conlin F or those attending City H all, please note that the following safety for greeting the public in a polite, tactful and courteous manner, as well procedures have been implemented: as, providing them with general information and direction regarding 7 0 5-6 7 2 -3 3 6 3 E xt. 4 116 or kconlin@ temiskamingshores.ca facility activities and uses. • P lease read all signage on the entrance door prior to entering the The ideal candidate will possess the following: building. gu ou t g • P lease use provided hand sanitizer upon entering the building. • P lease wear a mask or a face covering upon entering and remaining • E xperience in customer service Tuesday, August 11, 2 0 2 0 @ 6 : 0 0 p.m. – City H all, 3 2 5 F arr • E ffective communication and computer skills within City H all, some exceptions apply. • P hysical distancing ( maintaining a distance from one another and by • Ability to work mornings, evenings and weekends D rive ( Live-Streamed) a space of at least 2 metres) must be adhered to at all times; please • B ilingualism will be considered an asset follow signage and floor markings. Applicants are encouraged to submit their resumes by August 14 th, gu ou t g • D ue to space restrictions, a maximum of eight ( 8 ) people will be per- 2 0 2 0 quoting J ob Competition N o. 2 0 2 0 -0 12 by regular mail or email to: mitted in the lobby area at any one time. Shelly Z ubyck Tuesday, September 1, 2 0 2 0 @ 6 : 0 0 p.m. – City H all, 3 2 5 F arr f more than the posted number of customers are at the office at any D irector of Corporate Services D rive ( Live-Streamed) given time, please wait in line outside. P .O. B ox 2 0 50 • P lease self-screen for COVID -19: H aileybury, Ontario P 0 J IK 0 F or further information contact Logan B elanger o o you ha e any of the following fe er cough difficulty szubyck@ temiskamingshores.ca 7 0 5-6 7 2 -3 3 6 3 E xt. 4 13 6 or lbelanger@ temiskamingshores.ca breathing; sore throat, trouble swallowing; runny nose; loss of The City of Temiskaming Shores is committed to an inclusive, barrier taste or smell; not feeling well; nausea, vomiting, diarrhea? free environment. Accommodation will be provided in all steps of the Book Pickup Service o H ave you been in close contact with someone who is sick or hiring process. Please advise the Director of Corporate Services if you has confirmed in the past days Our B ook P ickup Service will start on Tuesday, August 4 . Call the library H ave you returned from travel outside Canada in the past 14 require any accommodations to ensure that you can participate fully o at 7 0 5-6 4 7 -4 2 15, email us at newliskeard@ temisklibrary.com or use our days? and equally during the recruitment and selection process. online catalogue at www.temisklibrary.com to order your books. When • If you answered yes to any of these questions, delay your visit to City they are ready for pickup a staff member will arrange a time to pass your We thank all applicants; however, only those considered for an H all, and self-isolate right away. Call the Timiskaming H ealth U nit to books to you at the door of the library. N ot sure what you want? Call us find out if you need a test , t. , interview will be contacted. for help! All returned items will be quarantined before being put back on E xt. 7 , and follow the advice of your public health authority. the shelf. P U B LIC N OTICE B ook drop and returning library materials Residents are encouraged to schedule appointments with staff in OF F ICE RE OP E N IN G /OP E N AIR The Library B ook D rop is now open at our new location, at 2 8 5 advance, when possible. B U RN IN G P E RM ITS Whitewood Ave. West, Temiskaming Shores, next to Chartrand’s Y our Independent G rocer. Library items may now be returned in the B ook Thank you for your cooperation. D rop, which is on the parking lot side of the building. If you have items
th that do not fit in the book drop, you may contact the library at On August 4 , 2 0 2 0 many municipal buildings and facilities in the City to arrange a time to drop them off. tems will be checked in fine free Full Time Arena/Parks Attendant of emiskaming Shores, including the ire dministration ffice at the until September 1, 2 0 2 0 . Competition No. 2020-008 D ymond F ire Station, will be reopening to the public. Relax with an eB ook or Audiobook! The City of Temiskaming Shores is currently seeking a F ull Time Arena/ The F ire D epartment would like to advise all residents that no member The library has registered for the OverDrive Advantage program and P arks Attendant within the Recreation D epartment. The Arena P arks of the public will be permitted to enter the office unless they are has purchased 3 0 ebooks for Temiskaming Shores Library patrons to Attendant is part of a team responsible for the operation and maintenance wearing a mask or face covering in a manner that covers their nose, reduce wait times on our most popular titles. Log into OverD rive to see of municipal recreation facilities and parks. D uties will also include minor what is available for Temiskaming Shores Library Card holders! mouth and chin. Also, during this time, only one member of the public construction, grounds keeping and ice maintenance. at a time will be permitted to enter the ire epartment ffice until With your library card, access thousands of ebooks and audiobooks on further notice. The City and F ire D epartment will continue to follow the Overdrive. D ownload titles to borrow for 14 days. Items are automatically he successful candidate will possess the following qualifications and directions of our edical fficer of ealth in order to help reduce the returned so there are no late fees! education: spread of COVID -19, and we appreciate your everyone’s cooperation Y ou can also read ebooks online through Romance ebook Cloud or during these difficult times. listen to audiobooks online through Audiobook Cloud without a library • M inimum G rade 12 or equivalent; Residents requiring a new B urning P ermit may once again obtain a card. • E xperience in grounds keeping and minor construction; • Ability to meet the needs of customers, communicate effectively with burning permit at City H all in H aileybury or at the F ire D epartment Interactive F un for Children! dministration office at the ymond ire Station at no cost. ou may K eep your child reading over the summer with the TD Summer Reading facility users and maintain accurate records; also contact the F ire D epartment by calling ( 7 0 5) 6 7 2 -3 3 6 3 ext. 4 7 0 2 Club, which is all online this year! • P rovince of Ontario Class D Z drivers license considered an asset; • B asic Refrigeration knowledge considered an asset. or 4 7 0 3 and leave a detailed message and someone will contact you to View the selection of books online and register today! arrange an inspection. Those residents who obtained a B urning P ermit E nglish: https: //www.tdsummerreadingclub.ca/books/landing Applicants are encouraged to submit their resumes quoting in 2 0 19 may still continue to burn in accordance with the conditions as F rench: https: //www.clubdelecturetd.ca/livres/page-de-destination outlined on the open air-burning permit. Job Competition No. 2020-008 D esigned for children K -3 , PebbleGo Animals, Science and Dinosaurs no later than August 14th, 2020 by regular mail or email to: Residents are also reminded that you may only burn if conditions allow has fun information, videos, and pictures for children. The easy to navigate the fire to burn safely and all necessary steps are taken to control and site allows children to learn about a variety of topics. Login with your library Shelly Z ubyck e tinguish the fire. ll other conditions as outlined on the burning permit card. D irector of Corporate Services must be followed. P lease ensure you adhere to the following burning If your children want to read, TumbleBookLibrary Online is a great place P .O. B ox 2 0 50 safety tips so you can en oy your fire and help reduce the risks to our to go! The online collection of ebooks are suited for children in grades H aileybury, Ontario P 0 J IK 0 irefighters K -6 . E xisting children’s books are animated and have audio narration. The szubyck@ temiskamingshores.ca N o D ay B urning - Y ou may only burn from 6 pm – 8 am. collection includes favorites such as The P aper B ag P rincess by Robert M unsch, D iary of a Worm, H ow I B ecame a P irate, M iss M alarkey D oesn’t The City of Temiskaming Shores appreciates the interest of all applicants Only B urn D ry, Woody Type M aterials - H ousehold trash, plastic or tires Live in Room 10 , One D uck Stuck, as well as fairy tales such as J ack and however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted. The City of are illegal to burn. Y ou may not burn grass or leaves or anything that the B eanstalk and Old M other H ubbard. U se your library card to log in. Temiskaming Shores is an equal opportunity employer that provides equality may cause excessive smoke. Learn Something N ew! of opportunity for employment without discrimination, consistent with The Always Stay with Y our F ire - A responsible person of 18 years of age or The Hobbies and Crafts Reference Centre offers detailed “ how-to” Ontario H uman Rights Code. The City of Temiskaming Shores is committed to providing accommodations in all parts of the hiring process. If you require older must be present to super ise the fire at all times. instructions and creative ideas to meet the interests of virtually every hobby enthusiast with articles, videos, and more! Subjects Include: Arts accommodations, we will work with you to meet your needs. Respect Y our N eighbour - D on’t burn where smoke will bother your and crafts, Collecting, H ome and garden, Indoor recreation, and K ids’ neighbour or blow across roadways or hamper visibility. crafts. H ave your 14 digit library card number ready to log in and start Rec report: Control Y our F ire - Only burn what you can effectively control. D on’t crafting! Age Friendly: even consider burning when it is windy. Want to brush up on a language or learn a new one? Mango Languages For August 13-21 Online teaches actual conversation skills for over 50 languages. With Monday August 17th Swimming 12 -1: 3 0 pm $ 4 P ool & F itness Centre F or more information contact the F ire D epartment or email: helpful feedback, you can learn at your pace, wherever you are. Create an Tuesday August 18th Outdoor Walking ( weather permitting) 8 : 4 5- slangford@ temiskamingshores.ca or jplante@ temiskamingshores.ca account with your library card. 9: 4 5am F RE E . M eet at the P ool and F itness Centre back deck. F ind these resources and more at www.temisklibrary.com/en/eresources. Wednesday August 19th Pickleball 8 : 4 5am F RE E , equipment NOTICE provided, N ew Liskeard Tennis Courts across from the P ool and F itness WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Centre. Attention Transit Riders: Swimming 12 -1: 3 0 pm $ 4 , P ool & F itness Centre lease be notified that the n ironmental rews of the ublic orks epartment will be carrying out maintenance programs, flushing and The regular 2 0 2 0 fares are now in effect. Thursday August 20th Pickleball 8 : 4 5am F RE E . Come out to the testing of fire hydrants throughout the municipal water distribution N ew Liskeard tennis courts across from the Waterfront P ool and F itness systems. The work may cause some discoloration in the water; however building for a fun, age friendly sport. E quipment provided. the effect should be minimal. If a coloured water problem is encountered The Temiskaming Transit now has Tickets and M onthly passes available Friday August 21 – Outdoor Walking H aileybury F arr P ark 10 : 0 0 am in your water ser ice line, flushing the ser ice by letting the water run for purchase online. Once processed, please allow 5-7 business days for F RE E . M eet in the parking lot of the park on 4 3 0 M orisette D rive, for a period of time should cure the problem. If the coloured water delivery, as they will be mailed. These are also available in person at City H aileybury. P lease bring a water bottle. Swimming 12 -1: 3 0 pm $ 4 P ool persists, please contact the P ublic Works D epartment for assistance at H all located at 3 2 5 F arr D rive in H aileybury as of August 4 th. & F itness Centre. 7 0 5.6 4 7 .6 2 2 0 . Thank you for your co-operation as E nvironmental Crews carry out this B eginning J uly 2 4 , 2 0 2 0 , all employees and riders are required to wear a P hysical distancing will be in place. important maintenance activity. mask or face covering upon entering and remaining on the Temiskaming o o o t o o 05 5 09 t 22 o P ublic Works D epartment Transit System. P lease continue to use the transit for essential trips only. o t s gs o s For More Information Call 705 672-3363 Write to The City of Temiskaming Shores, P.O. Box 2050, Hailey ury, ON P0J 1K0 or Visit our We site www.temiskamingshores.ca Page 12 WEEKENDER Friday, August 1 , 2020
CHURCH SERVICES & more...
TDAND (TEMISKAMING DISTRICT ALL NATIONS DISCIPLESHIP) The Bible is our guide on all matters. Our purpose is to make disciples of Jesus Christ, won by one. We welcome all ethnic groups of people. Currently meeting every Wednesday evening at 6:30 PM. at 154 Market Street in the common room. For more informa- tion email: [email protected] or call 705-676-6909
BIBLE READING GROUP- Read a scripture, listen to a scripture. For time & place call Judy Tinney at 705-569-2572.
OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELPS SUNDAY MASSES will be on Sundays at 9AM and 11AM. Registration is required to attend these Masses. To register call the p r h office t 705-647-50 5 on edne d from 9AM to 1 PM nd 1PM to 4: 0PM. Sunday Mass will continue to be live on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OMPH. NL/
OMPH celebrates weekday Masses on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 10:30 A.M. on fir t come, fir t erve
St. Pats Parish celebrates a weekday Mass every Wednesday at 10:30 A.M.
St. Pats Parish celebrates weekend Masses on Saturdays at 5PM. Parishioners re elcomed on fir t come, fir t erved .
MARRIAGE COUNSELING - Love for a Lifetime a free service of the church of Christ online at www.bibletalk.tv with Mike Mazzalongo. If you do not have access to internet and want to check it out call Mike or Judy Tinney at 705-569-2572.
WEEKLY OMPH E-BULLETIN If you would like to receive the weekly e-bulletin from O r Mother of Perpet l Help P r h ple e e-m l omphoffice m l.com. Stay in touch with all the latest news and events on a weekly basis.
GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH OF ENGLEHART will be meeting every Sunday morning at 10:30am. We invite you to our worship services or our weekly bible stud- ies and prayer meetings. We offer ministries for children, Jr. and Sr. High groups and monthly fellowships. Please contact Pastor Steve Crosby at 705-544-8339 or visit goodshepherdenglehart.yolasite.com
TOMSTOWN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WILL WORSHIP AT 10:00 A.M. ON THE 3RD SUNDAY OF THE MONTH BEGINNING JULY 19th UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. UPDATES MAY BE FOUND ON FACEBOOK: TOMSTOWN PRESBY- TERIAN CHURCH.
OWE NOTHING TO ANYONE except to love one another for he who loves his ne h o r, h f lfilled the l ... Love doe no h rm to ne h o r, therefore love the f lfillment of the l . Rom n 1 10. ree le le on onl ne t . - letalk.tv or call Mike or Judy Tinney at 705-569-2572 church of Christ.
EARLTON GOSPEL HALL WELCOMES YOU TO OUR WEEKLY SERVICES Sunday at 10 a.m. Breaking of Bread Communion, 11:30 Gospel, 12:15 Sunday School. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer meeting. 3 miles west of Earlton on Church Road.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH invites all to come & worship Saturday morn n t 45 M rcell St n H le r . 705- 4 -4 4 . Offic t n P tor Iv n Uriegas. Study time is 10am and divine service at 11am. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 5:30 pm. Everyone is Welcome.
SERVICES AT ST. PAUL’S EMMANUEL COMMUNITY CHURCH (formerly Em- manuel United Church, Englehart) at 10am, every Sunday. Minister: Rev. Elaine Lush. All are welcome.
ST. JAMES, COBALT - corner of Nickel and Prospect St. Sunday 9am.
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH in Englehart invites everyone to Sunday Mass at 9am. READY FOR TEE While the pandemic has affected all summer plans, “I think it makes you appreciate the HAILEYBURY & DISTRICT BAPTIST CHURCH - 495 Rorke Ave., Haileybury. game more,” said golfer Steve Pollock, at right. The game also “creates an opportunity to Rev. K ther ne H le offic t n . Acce l t r mp for o r conven ence. ll 705-672-5855 or 705-648-3691(cell) for more information about bible study. www. have some normalization,” said Pollock as he and fellow Englehart golfer Ryan Vickery haileyburybaptist.ca.
warmed up for play at the recent Pioneer Diesel Two-Man Tourney at the New Liskeard Golf ENGLEHART BAPTIST CHURCH - Corner of Second St., and 7th Ave. Family Club. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston) worship & 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 Rudy Kaufmann please call 705-544-0065 or 705-647-7697
OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL LA PAROISSE SAINTE-CROIX no nv te prendre con c ence et r ch r r notre rel t on per onnelle vec J hr t p r le 7 crement offert p r l l e HELP PARISH c thol e : le pt me, l onfirm t on, l E ch r t e, l onfe on, l Onct on de CHURCH m l de , l Ord n t on et le M r e. P r e crement , ne ll nce e t t l e Weekly Masses are live-streamed at entre D e et no d n no c r , comme l nnon t le proph te J r m e 1, https://www.facebook.com/OMPH. CLOSURES 1- 4 : Je mettr m lo , fond de le r tre, e l cr r r le r c r. Il eront •••••• mon peuple, je serai leur Dieu ». Tél : 705-672-3296 / Adresse : 341 Sutherland NL/ Tuesday to Saturdays at 4:15PM. Way, Haileybury, ON h rch of St. P l St. John, St. Andre Sunday Mass is live-streamed at PAROISSE SAINTE-CROIX SUR FACEBOOK: Consultez notre page Facebook Presbyterian Church are closed until further sur facebook.com/Paroisse-Ste-Croix et restez au courant des derniers événe- https://www.facebook.com/OMPH. ments de notre paroisse catholique. NL/ on Sundays at 11AM. notice. •••••• PAROISSE SACRÉ-COEUR CATHOLIQUE DE NEW LISKEARD – Nous som- OMPH IS NOW ON FACEBOOK: mes heureux de vous accueillir pour les messes dominicales les samedis à Salvation Army Church is Closed until further 16 h et les dimanches à 10 h. Nous offrons aussi la messe le mardi, mercredi, Check our new facebook page at jeudi et vendredi de chaque semaine à 9 h à l’exception du 4emardi de ch- facebook.com/OMPH.NL and stay up notice aque mois. Cette messe a lieu à 19 h. L’église et notre bureau sont situés au 116 Dymond Cres. Certaines adaptations et modifications ont été mises to date on the latest happenings in •••••• en place pour la protection de toutes et tous. Pour autres informations com- posez le 705 647-5045 ou par courriel à[email protected]. the http://www.facebook.com/OMPH. First Baptist Church is Closed until further Pour le bulletin de la semaine consultez notre page Facebook (facebook.com/ NLParish. Paroisse-Sacre-Cœur). notice but will be available to call if needed WEEKLY OMPH E-BULLETIN: 705-647-5026. omm n de PRESSE 11 n 0 0 Le d oc e c thol e de T mm n e r o t If you would like to receive the r ndement de l nnonce f te p r le Prem er m n tre de l Ont r o r l o vert re •••••• de l e le 1 n proch n. Le pr tre et le per onnel de p ro e ont re weekly e-bulletin from Our Mother The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day à cet égard un Protocole diocésain qui vise à assurer un environnement sécuritaire of Perpetual Help Parish, please po r le fid le , re pecter l d n t de c l r t on l t r e . Le me e Saints is Closed until further notice. dom n c le reprendront le 0 et 1 n. Le fid le pe vent dre er le r em l omphoffice m l.com. St •••••• p ro e po r conn tre le mod l t d cc l l e. Pre Rele e J ne 11, in touch with all the latest news and 2020 The Roman Catholic Diocese of Timmins is very pleased with the announce- St. P l Un ted h rch H llv e P oneer events on a weekly basis. ment by the Premier of Ontario regarding the reopening of churches beginning on Memorial Church are closed until further June 12. Priests and parish staff have received in this regard the approved Dioce- PARISH WEBSITE: Our Mother of san Protocol which aims to ensure a safe environment for the faithful as well as the notice. Worship will be available through respectful celebration of the liturgy. Sunday masses will begin on June 20-21. The Perpetual Help Parish has updated faithful can contact their parish for the timetable of the celebrations. its parish website. It contains Live feed on their Facebook page United information about the Parish, h rche of Ne L e rd: St P l . ÉGLISE CATHOLIQUE SAINTE CROIX de Haileybury est maintenant ouverte po r le me e 0 de l c p c t de l l e. To t en re pect nt le cond t on the weekly bulletin and a host of •••••• n t re e e p r le o vernement d Ont r o n e le d rect ve d oc - other useful information and links. Cafe Convo has been Suspended until saines, nous vous invitons à nos célébrations dominicales samedi à 19h (7h) et Check out the website at www. dimanche à 10h et durant la semaine le mardi à 16h30 (4h30) et le mercredi, jeudi further notice. et vendred 9h 0. L l e S nte ro e t t e 41 S therl nd , H le - ourmotherofperpetualhelp.ca bury – 705-672-3296. Bienvenue à tous! Friday, August 1 , 2020 WEEKENDER Page 13 Weekender Classi ed 24 hours a day… 7 days a week… Place your classified ad online at [email protected] Classified Advertisement Rates
WORD ADS $12.99 plus tax 20 words. All other display ads the prices will vary according to line rate & size of the ad. * * * * * * DISPLAY ADS CLASSIFIED WORD ADS 2 inches wide x 2 inches deep – $36.96 + Tax. must be placed before 3 p.m. 2 inches wide x 3 inches deep – $52.80 + Tax. Monday to appear in the Wednesday edition. 2 inches wide x 3 1/2 inches deep – $64.68 + Tax. * * * Display (Classified) Ads must be placed Customers must pay before insertion. before Noon Monday. * * * * * * Engagement Notices / Wedding Announcements / Office Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday Birthday Announcements / Anniversary Announcements 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday In Memoriam / Cards of Thanks We accept VISA, MASTER CARD and AMERICAN EXPRESS. Graduation Special 2 inches wide x 3 1/2 inches deep – $38.00 + Tax. CALL US FOR DETAILS. 705-647-6791 Ext. 227 or Ext. 228. Cooking Products YARD SALE LIVESTOCK & FARM PRODUCTS
Director for Pampered Chef, Canada - Cathy Morrow CUSTOM HAY & STRAW - Discbining, Raking & Round Baling - Combining also avail- MOVING OUT SALE- Everything must go!! Starting able. Call Lavern 705-648-5702 or Leroy 705-648-3879. Wednesday, August 12th and continuing for 1 week or www.pamperedchef.biz/cathypclady 1971 MASSEY FERGUSON TRACTOR FOR SALE- Strong & reliable, good working more, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day! condition. $9900 Call 705-648-5130 742350 Dawson Pt. Rd. Furniture & various assorted items. PERSONAL SOCIAL DISTANCING YARD SALE - Rain or Shine. WANTED TO BUY Something for everyone! August 15th 8 a.m - 2 p.m. 571 Bolger Ave. HARD OF HEARING? DEAF? or ANY- ONE -Interested in taking a local Speech (Lip) Reading course, free of charge? 1 STORAGE SHED IN GOOD CONDITION - Call 705-648-3808. MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE- Aug 14 & 15 - Fri & Sat - evening of 2 hours per week for 10 weeks. CALL 1-800-718-0436 TO REGISTER. HEARTWAY VISTA ELECTRIC SCOOTER- 2014 model a brine box. Computerized from 8 to 5. 176160 Seeds Rd. 1 rd south of New Liskeard. drive unit. Any reasonable price considered. Call 705-647-4436. Items from tools to toys. Everything must go!
GARAGE SALE- Saturday, August 15th from 8 a.m. to 2 WANTED p.m. at 83 Katherine St., New Liskeard. From furniture to FOR RENT forks & spoons, etc... UNWANTED GUNS - Looking for guns of n nd. R e , hot n , h nd n , gun parts, used brass also. Have all li- HOUSE FOR RENT- 2 Large Bedrooms, Kitchen, & Livingroom. Call 705-647-5695. MOVING OUT SALE- from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday, censes. Call 705-647-4665. August 15th. Tools, furniture, & household items. 560 1 BDRM UPSTAIRS APT FOR RENT - 21 Wellington St, New Liskeard. $650/mth. LOOKING FOR OLD SNOWMOBILES Heat, hydro & parking incl. First & last required. One person only. Available Sept 1st. Helmer Pedersen Dr. New Liskeard. Please ensure you are RUNNING OR NOT FOR PARTS,old Call 705-647-6422 for more info. wearing a mask. camper trailers & propane tanks for recy- cling. Also, looking for used lumber (nails 1 BDRM BASEMENT APARTMENT FOR RENT, 101 NIVEN ST. - $900 per month. are okay). Please call 705-679-3395 Includes utilities and appliances. Quiet tenant only. Must be willing to do own yard work. MOVING GARAGE SALE- 204 Lang St., Cobalt. Friday, Call 705-647-7357. August 14th & Saturday, August 15th from 8 a.m. til 4:30 10 SHARPE STREET p rtment ld n - nd oor, edroom p rtment. No el- p.m. ARTICLES FOR SALE evator. Quiet tenant only. $850/mth, includes utilities, fridge, stove, & coin operated laundry in basement. Call 705-647-7357.
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT (Upstairs at Econolodge) - $1000 per month. 24 hour FOR SALE- John Deere 925 Flex Head- security. Includes utilities, fridge, stove & shared laundry. Call 705-647-7357. er. Good shape, $6500 . Call 705-563- 2881. 1 BEDROOM UPSTAIRS APT - 195 McCamus Ave. $850 per month. Quiet tenant only. Includes utilities, fridge & stove. Call 705-647-7357. WHITE BIRCH FOR SALE - cut, split & Crossword delivered. Call for quote. 705-648-0708 or 54 COBALT STREET large 2 bedroom apartment. Washer & dryer hookups, Heat, hy- 705-237-8600. dro & parking included. First, last & references required. $775/month. Serious inquiries only. Call 819-629-9650. Answers GENERATOR, GENERAC GP 6500 - Asking $500, also a kayak $200, Swim ROOM FOR RENT, everything included, near the Hospital. $450 per month. Referenc- from platform $500. Call 705-569-2553. es required. Available immediately. Call for information 705-647-5488. DRY KNOTTY WHITE PINE. 15ft awning 1 BEDROOM UPSTAIRS APARTMENT - heat & hydro included. Large balcony over- 6 for trailer. Hardware for 20ft awning (no looking Bay Lake. $650/month. Suitable for quiet, single person. Available September tarp). Call 705-647-2840 for more infor- 1st. Call 705-676-2171. mation. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT- Dawson Point Rd., New Liskeard. 2 minutes from OUTDOOR WOOD FURNACE FOR town. $1200/month, heat & hydro included. First, last & references required. No pets SALE- Call 705-679-8144. allowed. Available October 1st. Call 705-948-0340 for more information Page 14 WEEKENDER Friday, August 1 , 2020
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TAOIST TAI CHI- Classes are cancelled until further notice. For more info and up- dates contact us at www.taoisttaichi.org.
INTERIOR PAINTING and drywall re- EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES pairs, free estimates. call Jack 705-679- 5363. WB Melback is providing mechanical maintenance and ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEET- industrial construction service to Forestry and Mining INGS: To be held at various dates, times sectors across Canada. & locations. For more information, please We are recruiting for the following position: call 705-647-7611. Program Manager – Human Resources/Special Projects, You will nd safe solid career opportunities with a growing Temporary, Full‐Time, Kirkland Lake company. PRENATAL CLASSES - Offered by the • We o er competitive salaries and bene ts. Timiskaming Health Unit. Call 705-647- We are recruiting for the following position: • Own Reliable transportation and a Valid Driver’s License is 4 05 oon o confirm o r pre - Visit eProgram our website are recruitingManagerto for view the – Human positionfollowing Resources/Special details position and qualifications Projects, at nancy. For more info. visit www.timiska- an asset. www.timiskaminghu.com• Public Health Nurse, Temporary, or find us Full-Time, on Facebook. New Liskeard minghu.com. Temporary, Full‐Time, Kirkland Lake • Being able to travel is an asset. (18-Month Maternity Leave Replacement) DRYWALL, PLASTER, framing, decks, Only those candidates selected for interviews will be WB Melback Corporation is currently looking to ll Visit isit our website our website toto view position detailsdetails andand qualifications qualifications atat oor n , t l n etc. for oth re dent l nd www.timiskaminghu.comcontacted. Please apply to: or find us on Facebook. the following positions: commercial buildings. Over 16 years ex- www.timiskaminghu.com or find us on acebook. perience. Free estimates. Call 705-648- Randy Winters Millwrights Skilled Labourer 4884. Please leave a message. OnlyOnly those candidates those candidatesDirector selected of Corporate forfor interviewsinterviews Services will will be be contacted. contacted. lease applyPlease to apply Timiskamingto: Health Unit Welders Entry Level Labourer PREGNANT AND NEED HELP?Email: andy inters [email protected] Randy P.O. BoxWinters 1090 Carpenters Equipment Operators DirectorDirectorNew Liskeard, of of orporate CorporateON POJ Services Services1PO SMALL MOVING AND DELIVERY JOBS [email protected] ealth Health nit Unit All levels of Management and Supervisors. - Services include - Trips to the dump, .O.P.O. ox Box 1090 All Trade Apprentice levels accepted. picking up your unwanted items, small ew Liskeard, O errands (picking up groceries, parcels, New Liskeard, ON POJ 1PO We are an equal opportunity employer. etc...). Will pick up branches and leaves wintersr [email protected] Apply via email: [email protected] from your yard. Available anytime. Avail- able in the Temiskaming Shores & area. Call 705-648-1267.
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Job Opportunity: Administrative Assistant andemic Support Worker Scotia Wealth M anagement, a division of Scotiabank is currently seeking candidates for a full-time position for an Administrative Assistant. The successful candidate will work in a team environment to deliver a high level – TEM R R RT TIME of client service. The P andemic Support Worker will provide operational support to the H ospital during the declared COVID -19 Requirements: pandemic. The P andemic Support Workers are often the front-line of responding to inquiries as staff, visitors roficiency in icrosoft cel and icrosoft ord. rgani ational, and patients who enter the H ospital. The P andemic Support Worker must use good judgement and respond interpersonal and communication skills, and openness to learning new appropriately during pandemic and crisis situations. skills. he preferred candidate would ha e e perience in the financial services industry. The P andemic Support Worker positions involve a very high degree of interaction with patients and staff and the Send resume to: Scotia Wealth M anagement general public. This position involves considerable professionalism, judgement and sensitivity as patients, families, 3 0 Cedar St, Suite 8 0 2 staff and community professionals may be diffi cult to interact with due to the stressful times were e periencing. Sudbury, Duties Attn: A. P ollesel • Screening patients, staff & visitors at all hospital entrances r email anne.pollesel scotiawealth.com ro iding wayfi nding and other information to isitors and patients M ore information about our team is available at https: //thesimardgroup.ca/ ortering patients and directing traffi c within the hospital • Assisting patients in connecting with their family members through the virtual visit program • Infection prevention and control practices and use of P ersonal P rotective E quipment • E nsuring a high degree of professionalism at all times especially when communicating with patients, community members and staff on a daily basis • Complies with evidence-based practices and standards ( including communication and teamwork, infection prevention and safe use of equipment and facilities) • Other duties as assigned: this may involve performing any basic functions required to support the hospital during the pandemic. Is seeking a • M ust be available to work shift work Multi-Service Team Lead Qualifi cations South Timiskaming Region – 6 month contract cellent interpersonal skills and ability to interact well with all le els of staff and the community. position cellent communication and relationship building skills. • Ability to adapt to continually changing priorities. Timiskaming H ome Support is a district-wideIs seeking a agency that provides services • D emonstrated ability to work in a fast-paced environment with multiple demands at a time. to the elderly and people withMulti physical-Service disabilities, Team Lead enabling them to remain • D emonstrated ability to work independently and use good judgement, and as a team member. at home. WeSouth are currently Timiskaming looking Region for a M– ulti-Service6 month contract Team Leadposition for the • E nsure adherence to Temiskaming H ospital values South emiskaming region to fulfi ll a month contract position. P lease visit www.temiskaming-hospital.com for more information on our hospital Qualifi cationsTimiskaming and Home Working Support is a districtConditions:-wide agency that provides services to the elderly and • P ost-secondarypeople with physical education disabilities, including enabling them D to iploma remain at or home. D egree We are incurrently G erontology, looking for P lease apply to: a Multi-Service Team Lead for the South Temiskaming region to fulfill a 6 month contract uman Resources epartment Socialposition Ser ices,. S or other healthcare related fi elds • Ability to work independently and as part of a team Temiskaming H ospitala Qualifications and Working Conditions: 4 2 1 Shepherdson Rd. • Strong knowledge of Community H ealth Services and P rograms N ew Liskeard, ON P 0 J 1P 0 • Strong computer Post-secondary skills education including Diploma or Degree in Gerontology, Social Services, PSW or other healthcare related fields a • F rench and Ability E nglish to work languageindependently skills and as partare of required a team E mail: careers@ temiskaming-hospital.com • E xcellent interpersonal,Strong knowledge of communicationCommunity Health Services and and organizational Programs skills Strong computer skills s g os t t s ts o o t os s t o t o t t • Supervisory French skills and Englishwould language be considered skills are required an asset We are committed to championing accessibility, diversity and equal opportunity. equests for accommodation can be made at • Valid driver’s Excellent license interpersonal, and access communication to a andvehicle organizational skills any stage of the recruitment process provided the applicant has met bona-fi de requirements for the open position. Applicants Supervisory skills would be considered an asset • P rogram evaluationValid driver’s license and andoutcome access to ameasurement vehicle experience need to make their requirements known when contacted. • P revious communityProgram evaluation involvement and outcome measurement experience A detailed jobPrevious description community is involvement available upon request. A detailedSend job resumes description is to: available D arlene upon request. Lemay Findlay's Drugstore OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP Send resumes to: ClientDarlene Services Lemay M anager TimiskamingClient Services Manager H ome Support 247 Whitewood Ave., N.L. PARISH, 81 MAPLE STREET NORTH, . .Timiskaming o , Home Support Sutherland ay NEW LISKEARD, IS LOOKING FOR A P.O. Box 428, 367 Sutherland Way (705) 647-8186 H aileyburyHaileybury (Ontario ( Ontario)) P0J 1K 0P 0 J 1K 0 CARE-TAKER - This position involves www. ndlaysdrugstore.ca janitorial duties (cleaning the church, hall, dlemay@[email protected] homesupportservices.ca a Fax: 705-672-2635 FULL TIME Position available nd p r h office ell rd or and snow removal from entrances to D eadlineDeadline to to apply: apply: August August 21, 2020 24:00 1, pm2 0 2 0 4 : 0 0 pm FRONT SHOP Responsibilities will include: the building. This is a 10 hour, per week We thank everyone for their interest; however, only those • P rovide excellent customer service position, at $20.00 an hour. The position selected forWe an interview thank willeveryone be contacted. for their interest; however, only those selected • M aintain assigned sect ions starts September 1st, 2020. 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• SolidesSoutien à domicile compé de Timiskaming tences esten un informatiqueorganisme à l’échelle du district qui fournit des • M ust be available to work days/evenings & some weekends File # 4546 esservices comp tences aux personnes âgées etlinguistiques aux personnes ayant en une incapacitéfran ais physique, et en leur anglais permettant sont requises ainsi de demeurer dans leur maison. À l’heure actuelle, nous sommes à la recherche d’un Chef New Liskeard, ON • Ed’équipe xcellentes multiservices aptitudes pour la région interpersonnelles, de Timiskaming sud. Poste à contraten communication de 6 mois. et en Findlay’s o ers competitive wages as well as Bene ts organisation Qualifications requises et conditions de travail : Training will be provided P0J 1P0 • D es compé tences en supervision seraient considé ré es comme un atout Bilingualism is an asset • P ermis Études de postsecondaires, conduire yvalide compris un et diplôme accè ou s un à grade un e nvé gérontologie, hicule en services sociaux, en PSSP ou dans un autre domaine lié aux soins de santé If you would like to join our dynamic team, • E xpé rienceCapacité de en travailler é valuation de faҫon autonome de programme et en équipe et en mesure des ré sultats • P articipation Connaissance communautaire approfondie des services et anté des programmes rieure de santé communautaire please apply in person to Annik or Brie Ann. Solides compétences en informatique NOTICES U ne description Des compétences dé linguistiques taillé e du en franҫais poste et enest anglais disponible sont requises sur demande. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Excellentes aptitudes interpersonnelles, en communication et en organisation Envoyez Des votre compétences CV en à supervision : seraient D arlene considérées Lemay comme un atout Permis de conduire valide et accès àG un estionnaire véhicule des services à la clientè le Expérience en évaluation de programme et en mesure des résultats Participation communautaire antérieureTimiskaming H ome Support/
Une description détaillée du poste est disponibleSoutien sur demande. à domicile ATTENTION KNITTERS:If you would like . . , , Sutherland ay COMING EVENTS Envoyez votre CV à : Darlene Lemay GestionnaireH aileybury des services (à Ontario)la clientèle P 0 J 1K 0 to knit for children in the third world, we Timiskamingdlemay@ Home Support/Soutien homesupportservices.ca à domicile C.P. 428, 367, Sutherland Way could use your help. Join us on Tuesdays Haileybury l copieur(Ontario) P0J 1K0 dlemay [email protected] limite ao t, h at 1:30pm at the Community of Christ Télécopieur : 705 672-2635 BIBLE READING GROUP- Read a scripture, listen to a scripture. For time & place call Judy Tinney at 705-569-2572. Church on Niven St., New Liskeard. Just Living at home – your choice, our goal. Date limite:Viv r2e1 aoàûlt,a 202m0a 16h00ison – votre choix, notre but. Living at home – your choice, our goal. Vivre à la maNis ouson – vremercionsotre choix, n otoutestre but .les personnes ayant déNous montré remercions un toutes inté lesrê personnes t pour ayant ce démontré poste, un toutefois, nous bring knitting needles size 4 or 41/2mm. intérêt pour ce poste, toutefois, nous communiquerons communiquerons seulement avec les personnes THE LITERACY COUNCIL OF SOUTH TEMISKAMING will be holding its Annual seulement avec les personnes retenues pour une entrevue. Yarn and needles are available. All are retenues pour une entrevue. General Meeting on September 1, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. via Zoom. The meeting is open g t o ou o ou go so ot o ot ut to the public and all are welcome to attend. For more information, please call Sue at welcome! For more information, call D. 705-647-4040. Caldwell at 705-647-6056. Page 16 WEEKENDER Friday, August 1 , 2020
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