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Cobalt may add a doctor next summer Darlene Wroe

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NEW PALS

The Englehart Fall Fair was the place to meet old friends and new – even some four-legged ones. Brentley Dickinson, Jonah Schenk, Adrian Denomme and Julian Denomme (from the left), got up close and personal with one of the cows in the barn next to the arena. The Holy Family School students were part of a big crowd of kids on Friday afternoon at the Fair. For more on the September 5-7 event, see page 9a. (Staff photo by Steven Larocque)

117th The race is on

Fall Fair New Liskeard event fun for the family

TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) - The days are shorter, the nights cooler and the 117th edition of the New Liskeard Fall Fair, hosted by the New Liskeard Agricultural Society, is upon us.

It’s been a year in the making and over a century of celebrating everything rural in South Temiskaming.

The fair kicks off Thursday, September 12, and wraps up Saturday, September 14.

Fair attendees, young and old, will no doubt enjoy food, live entertainment, barns filled with exhibits and farm animals, see the new Harvest Queen crowned, take part in the Kids’ Day parade, have a chance to win a car, Science North agricultural activities, view horse pulls, crafts, enjoy midway rides and so much more.

The annual Fall Fair celebrates the local agricultural community and the contributions agriculture makes to the South Temiskaming region.

No doubt Sammy the Scarecrow, the Fair mascot, will be flying around meeting and greeting fair goers.

The ongoing theme of learn, laugh, share and grow will be reflected in every aspect of the Fair.

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October 21 officially called as Election Day

DISTRICT (Staff ) – It’s confirmed: the 2019 federal election will be taking place Monday, October 21.

Federal leaders are rallying for the campaign kick-off, which, as of the time this issue of The Speaker went to press, is expected to begin today, Wednesday, September 11.

Incumbent Prime Minister and Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer, New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh, People’s Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier, Green Party leader Elizabeth May, and Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-Francois Blanchet are all preparing to officially begin their campaigns.

The Speaker’s coverage area is split between two ridings.

As of now, in the Nipissing-Timiskaming riding, incumbent Liberal MP Anthony Rota is being challenged by NDP candidate Rob Boulet of North Bay, Conservative candidate Jordy Carr of Callander, and People’s Party candidate Mark King of North Bay. In the north end, incumbent NDP MP Charlie Angus is being challenged in the Timmins-James Bay riding by Liberal candidate Michelle Boileau of Timmins, Conservative candidate Kraymr Grenke of Timmins, and People’s Party candidate Renaud Roy of Iroquois Falls.

The filing deadline for prospective candidates is 21 days before election day.

COBALT - Plans are in place for an additional doctor to set up shop in Cobalt effective July 2020.

Dr. Eric Besner has expressed interest in joining Dr. Steven Sears in Cobalt as a family physician for both the townspeople and area residents.

Temiskaming Shores and Area Physician Recruitment and Retention Committee representatives Mike Baker and Bonny Koistinen approached Cobalt council at its committee-of-the-whole meeting Tuesday, September 3.

They were there to request an annual contribution of $3,384 a year for five years to assist with the recruitment and retention program.

Coleman Township is also being asked for an annual contribution of $1,785. The amounts represent a $3 per capita contribution.

Baker, who is the Temiskaming Hospital chief executive officer and president, told the council that he respects that budgets are tight, but the funds raised by the committee are used to assist in bringing physicians to the area.

He noted the importance of building the fund for the future. “We will be hit with an inevitable retirement bubble,” he commented.

The fund is also used to attract other healthcare professionals such as anaesthesiologists.

Cobalt Councillor Angela Adshead raised the fact that Health Care Connect seems to not allow new patients to access doctors outside the community in which the patient lives. She said she was without a doctor for over two years.

Koistinen, the physician recruitment and retention coordinator, later explained that patients also have the option of searching for an Continued on 7a

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117th Fall Fair

New Liskeard event fun for the family

Continued from A Front Most of the fall fair events will be held at the fair grounds, the Horne Granite Club and Riverside Place in New Liskeard.

The fair opens to the public Thursday when concessions will open, a Seniors Day dance, light and heavy horse shows and the Harvest Tea Room all welcome visitors.

The popular Harvest Queen Pageant takes place on Friday at the Horne Granite Centre when a new Harvest Queen and her two princesses will be chosen.

Upon admission to the Fair by way of payment at the gate, a redeemable coupon can be exchanged for an attendance draw ticket to be placed in the drum at the rear of the Horne Granite.

Ten names are drawn each night and 30 lucky qualifying ticket holders will be eligible for the car draw.

To qualify, attendees must be present when their ticket is drawn.

KIDS’ DAY Perhaps the biggest and loudest day at the Fair is Kids’ Day held on Friday beginning with a parade whereby over a thousand elementary and secondary school students walk from New Liskeard Public School through the streets of downtown New Liskeard to the Fair grounds.

Children are admitted free of charge to the Fair during Kids’ Day. Saturday is family day with vendors on the grounds, a midway will provide thrilling rides and the popular Baby Contest takes place on Saturday morning.

The final event at the Fair is the car attendance elimination draw featuring a 2019 Dodge Journey SE on Saturday night.

The City of Temiskaming Shores has announced road closures during the Fair and drivers are reminded to watch for pedestrians on the streets.

For a full list of Fair events visit the New Liskeard Fall Fair website at www.newliskeardfallfair.ca or read the special insert in this week’s Temiskaming Speaker.

A PASTURE WALK

Paul DeJong, at left, of the Charlton Angus Cattle Company listened as Peter Kotzeff outlined his approach to beef production and pasture management. Kotzeff, a Bruce County beef producer and retired veterinarian, uses intensive rotational grazing to maintain soil health and as an integral part of his beef operation. His practices earned the Beef Farmers of Ontario’s Environmental Stewardship Award in 2014 and the Mapleseed Pasture Innovation Award in 2015. Kotzeff was the guest speaker at a recent Beef Farmers of Temiskaming information night and pasture walk hosted by the Charlton Angus Cattle Company northwest of Englehart. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)

Charges laid for stolen property/drug possession

TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) - Four adults and one youth have been arrested in relation to a break, enter and theft of residence in Temiskaming Shores that occurred on August 17, 2019.

Temiskaming Ontario Provincial Police and Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU) arrested four adults and one youth with a substantial amount of cash, a number of collectable coins, jewelry, an electric guitar, two airsoft handguns and a quantity of suspected crystal methamphetamine with a street value of $1,600.

A 23-year-old Temiskaming Shores resident has been arrested and charged with: • Break, enter a place-Commit Indictable Offence, contrary to section 348 (1) (b) of the Criminal Code (CC).

• Possession Property Obtained by Crime over $5,000,

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contrary to section 354 (1) (a) (CC).

An 18-year-old Cobalt resident has been arrested and charged with • Break, enter a place-Commit Indictable Offence contrary to section 348 (1) of the Criminal Code.

• Possession Property Obtained by Crime over $5,000, contrary to section 354 (1) (CC).

• Adult Fail to Comply with Sentence, contrary to section 137 of the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA).

A 21-year-old Temiskaming Shores resident has been arrested and charged with: • Break, Enter a Place-Commit Indictable Offence contrary to section 348 (1) (b) of the Criminal Code (CC).

• Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Over $5,000, contrary to section 354 (1) (CC).

• Adult Trafficking in property obtained by crime, contrary to section 355.2 (CC).

• Adult Uttering Threats Cause Death or Bodily Harm, contrary to section 264.1 (1) (a) (CC).

A 44-year-old Cobalt resident has been arrested and charged with the following: • Possession Property Obtained by Crime over $5,000 contrary to section 354 (1) (a) (CC).

All accused have been released on a Promise to Appear and are scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice on October 1, 2019, in the City of Temiskaming Shores.

The Temiskaming OPP are asking the public to come forward if they have information of other missing property related to this break, enter and theft by calling 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-2228477.

Cobalt seeking applicants to join council

Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter

COBALT - Cobalt council is inviting applications to fill its vacant councillor’s seat.

At council’s committee-ofthe-whole meeting Tuesday, September 3, chief administrative officer Brian Walker stated that the town had two options for filling the seat.

It could run a by-election, that “would run anywhere between $10,000 and $12,000,” he said.

The other option would be for the town to “open an opportunity for people to put an application in. There really is no additional cost to the municipality to do that,” Walker continued.

The town has a maximum of 60 days to fill the seat, which Mike Harrison vacated in mid August.

Councillor Doug Wilcox noted that the last time the town

had to fill a vacant councillor’s seat, it did so by inviting applications. “I think we should support that,” he said.

However, Councillor Angela Adshead said that she was aware that “there was a lot of unhappy people” as a result of using that process.

But Councillor Bill Gabbani also reflected on the fact that “$10,000 is a lot of money,” and he expressed agreement with the proposal to invite applications.

Councillor Matthew Johnson also agreed that the cost of a by-election would be too much for the municipality.

Council agreed unanimously to accept applications from people interested in filling the vacant chair at council.

A date of October 4 has been set by which the application process will be closed.

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Speaker Reporter

TEMISKAMING SHORES – A New Brunswick firm has been hired to develop a longterm recreation master plan for Temiskaming Shores.

The plan will assess the city’s current recreational facilities, trails, streets and parks, planned additions and future needs, taking into account public consultation, demographics and costs.

It’ll then come up with a model to deliver recreation services.

A study has been discussed for five or six years, but cost was an issue, said Mayor Carman Kidd after council approved the project September 3.

But the time is now right, he said.

He said the city has been approached in recent years with proposals, for example, for substantial renovations to ball fields and an Olympic-sized pool.

“We’ve got a lot of people in different interest groups promoting different ideas, so now we’ve got to do the plan, decide what the people really want, decide whether it’s affordable, decide whether there’s any grants available.”

A plan, he said, “will give us a timeframe and allow us to budget for things.”

DBA Trace Planning and Design, headquartered in Moncton, was the lone company to

respond to the city’s request for proposals to complete a plan.

The recreation master plan will cost $89,720, or $91,300 with taxes.

That’s over the $80,000 council approved for the project in its budget discussions.

The cost will be split between this year and next.

The over-budget sum can be covered by other capital projects that have come in under-budget, said Tammie Caldwell, the city’s director of recreation services.

The draft plan is to be in council’s hands by March 2020.

Public consultation will be key, said Kidd, with interviews and meetings involving municipal staff and council, interest groups and the general public.

But council was not unanimous in its support.

“I’m just not sure that the timing is right,” said Councillor Doug Jelly.

He said the city has staff dealing with buildings, land and recreation. The proposed splash pad park will be a major recreational project “which is going to cost us a tremendous amount of money,” he said.

“I think we all know, sitting around this table, that money’s going to be very scarce in the future. We have a problem now maintaining the buildings that we do have,” he said.

He was concerned that the plan could become another

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THE SIGHTS, THE SMELLS Englehart Public students Elida Hartwick, Lizzy Palmateer, Sophia Mayhew and Sierra Denomme, from the left, used their afternoon break from school to take in the exhibits at the Englehart Fall Fair September 6. (Staff photo by Steven Larocque)

City undertaking recreation master plan

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study sitting on a shelf.

“I’m just thinking this might be better spent somewhere else,” said Jelly.

City staff do “an excellent job dealing with infrastructure,” Caldwell said.

“What we don’t have is a real thumb on the pulse of the community to say ‘this is the area that we want to move forward in, this is the area we think is important,’ and hearing from the people that live here, so that we can plan for the future.”

The master plan would “take a look through the lens to see where we’re moving and what we have. So it is a different perspective than just looking at a building here or there.”

Councillor Jeff Laferriere agreed that the city must reduce expenditures.

But when it’s looking at productivity opportunities, he said it needs to focus on its vision in the short, medium and long terms.

Planning is critical to success, he said.

“The reality is we amalgamated our municipality a few years ago and we’re still operating as three separate municipalities.

I think this really gives us an opportunity to look at a model going forward.”

A strategic plan is necessary, said Councillor Patricia Hewitt.

But she too expressed concern that it not then just sit unused.

Centre De Ressources

Cochrane Temiskaming Resource Centre

Dear Community Members, The Cochrane Temiskaming Resource Centre is excited to announce the move and opening of our NEW satellite office location in Temiskaming Shores to 60 Scott Street, New Liskeard (formerly located at 34 Whitewood Avenue).

This office will allow CTRC Professional Resource Team (PRT) services to host larger meetings with our community partners and consumers including a testing room for developmental assessments. A more spacious and inviting environment will provide greater comfort and support to the individuals we serve.

Our PRT, made up of community support and Adult Protective Services, psychological and speech and language services and the Infant and Child Development Program, continues to advance its connection to the Temiskaming Shores and surrounding community to meet the needs of individuals with developmental disability and related concerns.

In line with this ever present goal, we invite our stakeholders and community partners to join us in celebrating the opening of our new location on September 18th 2019 from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm at 60 Scott Street. Please come and enjoy some light refreshments, meet our team and learn more about infant and child development and developmental disability services in your community.

Centre De Ressources We look forward to seeing you.

Cochrane Temiskaming

Chers membres de la communauté,

Resource Centre

Le Centre de Ressources Cochrane Temiskaming est fier d’annoncer l’aménagement et l’ouverture officielle de notre NOUVELLE location du bureau satellite dans la région de Temiskaming Shores au 60, rue Scott, à New Liskeard (anciennement situé au 34, avenue Whitewood).

Ce bureau permettra à l’équipe professionnelle du CRCT de mieux desservir la communauté. La nouvelle location permettra d’organiser des réunions plus importantes avec nos partenaires communautaires ainsi qu’accéder à une salle unique pour les évaluations cliniques. Cet environnement plus spacieux et accueillant offrira un plus grand confort et un plus grand soutien aux individus que nous servons. Notre équipe professionnelle, composée de soutien communautaire et Service de protection des adultes, services de psychologie et d’orthophonie ainsi que le Programme de la petite enfance continue à faire progresser sa connexion à la communauté de Temiskaming Shores afin de rencontrer les besoins des individus ayant une déficience intellectuelle et/ou préoccupations connexes.

Afin de marquer cet événement qui nous tient à coeur, nous aimerions inviter nos intervenant(e)s ainsi que nos partenaires communautaires de se joindre à nous pour célébrer l’ouverture officielle de notre nouvelle location le 18 septembre, 2019 de 11h à 14h au 60, rue Scott. Veuillez vous joindre à nous afin de profiter d’un rafraîchissement léger, rencontrer notre équipe et en connaître davantage sur nos programmes.

Au plaisir de vous voir.

Sincerely, Joel McCartney, M.A., C.Psych.Assoc.

Director PRT

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Remembering our IPM

EDITORIAL

About our future

The federal election is fast approaching.

Over the past years, the question has been growing whether democracy is working as it should.

With the prevalence of social media, too much of what we’re told is founded on misinformation or outright manipulation. That is one of the greatest dangers that democracy faces.

A federal election is an opportunity to steer our country in the direction which meets the needs of the majority of the residents of Canada.

Here in Nipissing-Timiskaming and Timmins-James Bay, we have an opportunity to elect members of parliament who represent the needs of our region.

The other growing trend is that elections seem to be becoming a personality contest revolving around one single person and whether they are likable or meet other random check marks, such as gender, religion, affluence, language fluency, or family status.

None of these are factors by which we can steer our country.

The other danger is that too many simply don’t care.

No one can afford to think like that.

We need to take the time to listen to the debates in the weeks ahead to see how the parties could impact our region if elected.

We know that Temiskaming has an aging population, although there are also many younger adults and teenagers seeking employment, or who are underemployed.

We have a multi-cultural population, and many of us are struggling with poverty.

Our region’s wealth is dependent in large part on resource extraction and agriculture. International trade is a major part of the success of these and other important endeavours that impact Temiskaming.

The world is also currently in unstable times politically and environmentally.

We need strong and careful leadership on these important points.

These are only some of the issues which are relevant to our region and which will be impacted by the future direction of our federal government.

At least one national newspaper columnist at the time compared this Temiskaming event to the iconic 1969 Woodstock Music Festival.

We’ll get to that later.

As the 2019 International Plowing Match and Rural Expo gets set to open from Tuesday, September 17, to Saturday, September 21, in Verner, it brings back memories about the first time this event was held in Northern Ontario and its Temiskaming legacy.

The year 2009 will be remembered as the year of the biggest recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s. For those of us in Temiskaming it will also be remembered as the year this area hosted the biggest event ever staged in Northeastern Ontario – the IPM and Rural Expo.

An estimated 80,000 people attended the five-day event.

The IPM, for those that need reminding, is considered the largest annual outdoor agricultural event of its kind. The first one was held in 1913 on Eglinton Avenue in Toronto.

Timiskaming-Cochrane MPP John Vanthof said of the IPM, “For people in rural Ontario, this is the greatest show on Earth.”

To some, the mention of “plowing match” may conjure up images of farmers on tractors

Gordon Brock digging up the soil but this IPM was more, much, much more than that. It was a Rural Expo, a Temiskaming Expo with more than the agricultural industry highlighted. The forestry and mining industry were showcased as well. In fact many, if not most, of our local businesses had booths and exhibits at the Armstrong Township sites.

Also, it was the first officially bilingual IPM. It was truly an amazing community event that saw approximately 1,200 people in our community volunteer.

It was held just outside of Earlton at the Frank and Yolande Rivard family farm.

Total land requirements for the IPM were 1,000 acres. Up to 200 acres of farmland were transformed into a tented city, complete with power and telephone lines. More than 800 acres were needed for parking, the RV park and the plowing competitions.

Accompanying the tented city was the aforementioned RV trailer park with more than 1,600 service sites (water and hydro). It was later said over 2,000 RVs were at the park.

Visitor parking accommodated approximately 5,000 vehicles.

Approximately 600 exhibitors from all over the continent were estimated to have been there.

LEGACY It was said more than once that one of the goals in staging the IPM was to entice visitors to the event to come to our area and relocate.

Looking back through yours truly’s notes (I still hold on to them) the event opened on Tuesday, September 22, and it was written about that day, “It’s hard to gauge how many local people went to the site. However it can be said roughly at noon hour yours truly found at least one downtown New Liskeard restaurant virtually, and uncharacteristically, empty and it seemed the downtown streets were so quiet it was almost, almost, reminiscent of a holiday Monday.”

Now let’s get to that Woodstock comparison.

Roughly a dozen or so different media outlets covered all or a portion of the Temiskaming IPM. Toronto Star Queen’s Park reporter Jim Coyle came up for the opening day and wrote the Temiskaming IPM was “a sort of Woodstock for farmers….

The plowing match is being held on the Rivard family farm, Continued on 5a

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Next week’s

QUESTION

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Labour Day weekend is in the books. What’s the state of working people in Canada these days?

1. Too much work, not enough pay.

60%

2. Happy to even have a job.

20%

3. There’s plenty of opportunity to get ahead.

20%

The results of this poll are in no way considered to be valid or infallible.

Remembering our IPM

Continued from 4a a place that just might become Northern Ontario’s version of Max Yasgur’s spread in upstate New York.”

The Globe and Mail had to run a clarification for having earlier reported the IPM was being held in “Temiskaming, Ontario.” They subsequently noted the event was “held in Earlton, Ontario, which is in the District of Temiskaming.”

During the closing ceremonies on Saturday, September 26, then Temiskaming Shores Mayor Judy Pace told an interesting story about talking to some visitors from Southwestern Ontario. She related how those people told her the feelings of frustration they had with American contemporaries who had little knowledge of Canada. She said those Southern Ontario people said they were completely surprised about all aspects of Northern Ontario on their visit here and felt like those Americans who are surprised and ignorant about Canada.

A recent newsletter from MPP Vanthof focused on the upcoming Verner IPM. In that newsletter Temiskaming Shores Mayor Carman Kidd remarked on the legacy of the Temiskaming IPM. In 2009 Kidd was the chair of the Temiskaming IPM and, in looking at its legacy, he said it not only had an economic impact of about $21 million on our area but also a Temiskaming population boom of about 1,000 new residents can be attributed to the success of the 2009 IPM. This area, in its history, has never been showcased the way it was with the 2009 IPM. The odds are that by the end of the 21st century, when local historians review the major events of this area, they will go back all the way to September of 2009 and select that Temiskaming IPM near the top of their list.

It doesn’t happen very often in the news cycle that a non-sports “feel-good” story has a legacy. But the story and legacy of the 2009 Temiskaming IPM is one of those times.

Gordon Brock served as Temiskaming Speaker editor from 1985-2017.

The election has been called and voting will indeed take place on Monday, October 21.

At this time, which party do you plan on voting for?

1. The Conservatives.

2. The Liberals.

3. The New Democrats.

4. Other.

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Great job done at WATCH FOR THESE the Englehart Fair GREAT FLYERS...

Dear editor, As an elderly director who stepped in to help the Englehart Fall Fair board I wish to congratulate the board on the 110th fair.

There was flack previously that newer, younger members were not capable to run the fair. I had faith in their ability and I became a director to help with input into decisions.

I personally pledged $25 for an essay on why we needed a fair in Englehart, however our children did not take on the challenge.

However, when I saw children playing in the grain boxes with toys while their mothers were free to roam, the children champing at the bit for the log sawing and even outside, though it was spitting rain, enjoying the horse rides. Elderly ladies showing off their summer’s work with pride. The children’s exhibit of vegetables and flowers was great. They learn by doing. To me it was an honour to work with them in my limited capacity as nearing 85 I found it hard to help more.

The music was great and the programs that were presented kept the people interested till time to go home and many came back the second and third day.

The animal barn was full of children and parents looking at animals close-up that they might never have had the chance to do.

Make it fun for the kids and the parents will come. Step out of your comfort zone and try new things.

Again I wish to say it was a pleasure to work with such hard working members and teens. I would also like to thank those exhibitors, some with medical problems, who have supported our fair for years and also new exhibitors. We hope they will continue for many years.

Douglas Edwards Englehart

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Dear editor, Here I am again asking to have this letter printed in the wonderful paper-The Speaker.

First of all my respect for all doctors I had during my sixweek stay in hospital, also nurses, ambulance crews, P.S.W.s and all departments that made my stay so much more endurable.

I would be very, very remiss

if I didn’t say thank you to all my roommates, especially at one time when I had two other ladies from Latchford. It was like old-home week.

Hope all you ladies have the best of health, you are always in my thoughts of course.

We in New Liskeard are very lucky to have such a great hospital. It is more than a building of cement and mortar. It is a

home to so many. The volunteers in the activity room deserve a special mention. They give it their all. Busy Bee, Movie Man, Bingo Lady, and all the patients made my stay a learning experience in compassion.

Thank you to everyone, and love to all.

DeLima Dubie New Liskeard

To Mayor, council and media To sell or close Bucke Centennial Park would be one of the largest mistakes in the history of municipal politics. Each year the park brings approximately $360,000 plus tourist dollars to the city of Temiskaming Shores.

Why would the mayor and council want to close or sell the park?

Between 4,500 and 7,500 people visit the park each year.

We praise the efforts, the vision and the municipal responsibility of the fire fighters (Charles Bud Shaver, William Lathem, Norris Brown, Gordon Coe, Joseph Ward, Paul Desrosiers, Norman Fox, Aurele Belanger) of Bucke Township in 1967 to form a legacy to keep Bucke Centennial Park as a public campground, park, fishing area, hiking area, and boat launch, for lower and middle income families to enjoy nature in all its aspects.

In our taxes we all pay $252 towards recreation for the arenas, ball fields, pool fitness centre, the boat marinas, STATO Trail maintenance, city beaches, etc., that we don’t use. Two out of the $252 goes to Bucke Park. But we do camp at one of the recreational facilities which pays back more than most of the recreational facilities in the city.

In 2010 the city did a strength, weakness, opportunities, threat analysis for Bucke Park. Little was done to promote/advertise it. Since 2012 we invited city council and city employees

to walk with us to explore the park’s potential and to discuss responsible physical and site management. None could make the time commitment.

If the mayor and council close the park even for a year, they are telling tourists to go somewhere else. There will be a loss in the local economy to gas stations, restaurants, retail outlets, museums, and galleries, not to mention the impact to related jobs. To close the park would be irresponsible when it attracts visitors from throughout Canada, and countries such as Australia, Germany, Denmark, USA, Brazil, Sweden, Taiwan, just to name a few.

In 2018 the mayor and council said the park had a shortfall of $8,008. Users paid $5,200 in taxes therefore short about $2,208, probably the lowest for recreational facilities. The said deficit of $8,008 is .00237 per cent of the city’s budget for recreation and culture. That’s $2 per household. The park users pay 79 per cent of the costs for this recreational facility. Bucke Park is second of all the recreational facilities in costing the least. The park has been paying taxes to the city as part of their budget since 2004, to a total of $50,000.

In 2004 user fees were $650.

In 2019 they are $1950. Campers have invested and paid for, by way of their user fees, electrical upgrades and the water upgrade totalling tens of thou-

sands of dollars and the city mayor and council want to do away with all that the campers have invested.

Management blunders started well back in 2004 when the operator reported at that time that the chalet’s floor needed attention. Nothing was done.

Now an engineer says the floor needs to be fixed before occupancy. Maximum cost $10,000.

A city employee misinterprets the engineer’s report and says the chalet is condemned and it will take $100,000 to repair it.

The Bucke Centennial Park Recreation Committee is working towards promoting the park to attract new seasonal and transient campers while keeping the ones we have for the 2020 season and will continue to work on promoting and attracting campers to the park.

The committee, and all people currently using the park and future users, would like mayor and council to make a resolution that declares to keep Bucke Park as a city recreational facility that is a public campground and park to be enjoyed by future generations. At the present time we have a petition with well over 1,500 signatures and still climbing of voters agreeing that this part of our heritage, Bucke Centennial Park, should be kept open.

Robert Ritchie, on behalf of Bucke Centennial Park Recreation Committee and all those who use the park.

Making the case not to pass on Bucke

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Cobalt may add a doctor next summer Continued from A Front area doctor independently, in addition to the search that would be conducted for them

by Health Care Connect. She urged people without doctors to register with Health Care Connect to show the area’s need for more doctors.

She noted that patients can do so by calling 1-800-4612919 for the North East, or by going online to www.ontario.ca/page/find-family-doctor-or-nurse-practitioner to register.

In response to Adshead’s concern, Koistinen advised that other area doctors do sometimes open up their practices to patients outside their immediate community.

ALWAYS NEED MORE Baker commented to council that the area is “very fortunate in having the numbers we have.” But he added that it is his belief that even if the area had all the doctors it would be allowed, it still wouldn’t be enough.

Baker said doctors’ lists of patients do fill up quickly.

Baker’s presentation to council outlined that over the past 12 years the committee has raised almost $630,000 from various partners to enable the committee to successfully recruit 14 family physicians.

Currently ten area municipalities contribute to the fund. They include the City of Temiskaming Shores-$29,760; the Municipality of Temagami -$2,406; Harley Township - $1,653; Hudson Township - $1,509; James Township/ Elk Lake - $1,260; Casey Township - $1,104; Kerns Township - $1,074; Village of Thornloe $336; and Brethour Township - $291.

We are over half way to our target for the splash park!!

Sponsors:

- Temiskaming Shores and Area Rotary Club $100,000

$522,000

It will be located at the New Liskeard WaterFront and Have 24 different $297,000 water features!!

Thanks to our sponsors we couldn't do it without you

- City of Temiskaming Shores In Kind $100,000 - Gord and Greyson Zubyck Memorial Fund $50,000 - Frog's Breath Foundation $25,000 - Smart and Caring Fund $4,082 - George Taylor Fund $718 - Les Chevalier de Columbs #8619 $700 - Club Lions D'Earlton $500 - Temiskaming Shores Lionness Club $500 - Earlton TimberMart BBQ $10,000 - Images Salon BBQ and Silent Auction $3,760 - Willow Beach, Alivia Try and Lincoln Try $1,000 - Municipality of Elk Lake $500 - Fountain Tire $339 - Claude Thorniley $500 - EACOM Timber Corporation $500

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Nipissing-Timiskaming fielding PPC candidate

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter

TEMISKAMING SHORES – Nipissing-Timiskaming’s candidate for the new People’s Party of Canada believes his chances in the riding are “excellent.”

Local results in the upcoming federal election will hinge on whether the public is content to let things continue as they are or whether it wants change, said candidate Mark King in a recent phone interview.

When there have been significant political shifts across Canada in the past, he said Nipissing-Timiskaming has been a bell-weather riding that reflects

“what the public sentiment is.”

King has been a municipal councillor in the City of North Bay since 2013 and currently chairs the District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board.

He has been the owner and president of H. Freeman and Co., an industrial equipment provider based in North Bay, since 1998.

He was recently singled out by party leader Maxime Bernier as one of five People’s Party of Canada (PPC) candidates who are starting the campaign with an advantage, given their public profiles in their respective ridings.

But King began the election

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campaign under another party banner.

He said he’d been considering a federal run for some time.

He said he’d been contacted by the local PPC organization and they’d met twice.

But after some consideration and encouragement by Conservative Party members, he said he chose to run for the Conservative nomination and informed the PPC group.

He said he underwent “extensive vetting” by the Conservative organization, and went on to win the nomination at a meeting in North Bay in June.

As he cast his own vote that night, he said it was indicated to him that he’d purchased his party membership with a corporate credit card.

It’s an allegation he disputes.

He said he used a business credit card, which is in his own name and business name. He said it’s a sole proprietorship card, meaning he is personally responsible for any charges on it.

Late in June, he was informed that his nomination was under review, and subsequently learned it had been disallowed.

He said he learned via the Conservative Party website that the candidate he’d defeated, Callander councillor and business owner Jordy Carr, was the Conservative nominee.

Almost immediately, he said he was contacted by the PPC executive and then received a call from PPC leader Bernier.

“I told him that the crux of my whole process, really, was to be

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able to speak to the party about issues that are directly affecting Northeastern Ontario, and in particular the riding of Nipissing-Timiskaming, because we’ve been treated so badly at the federal level,” King said.

“He gave me every assurance at that point that I would have a voice at the table, be able to speak about these problems that we are facing,” he said.

“After that discussion, I knew right then and there that this is really what it is all about for me.”

His own experience with the nomination process made him realize “just how screwed up” the system is.

He said it became clear to him that people inside the Conservative Party must follow the party line “and that’s what’s wrong with the system.”

“I thought to myself, something has to change. These two mainline parties are a disaster, and they’re not speaking for the general public or the average Canadian.”

King said he stands behind policies of the PPC that have recently been in the spotlight.

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Mark King “We can’t seem to recognize that we have to look after our people,” he said, before bringing in others “from around the world.”

The party has pledged to abolish the federal carbon tax, a measure that King describes as “a killer in Northeastern Ontario, because it increases the cost of operation.”

The PPC maintains there’s no scientific consensus on what it describes as the theory that human activity is causing global warming now.

It would also leave any emission reduction programs up to the provinces.

King agrees, and said any action taken by Canada won’t matter “because we just do not impact the C02 loading in the world.”

Until better batteries are developed to store electricity, “unfortunately fossil fuels are going to continue to be burned,” he said.

The PPC would also phase out supply management in the dairy, poultry and egg sectors.

King said the system functions as a cartel “that’s basically controlling the market price in Canada.”

He predicted that supply management will come to an end as a consequence of free trade talks with the U.S., with the result being lower food prices for Canadian consumers.

Looking at the region, he said federal money has been pledged for the four-laning of Highway 69.

But the main shipping route is Highway 11 North, he said, and characterized it as “a disaster.”

He said he supports a look at the 2 plus 1 road design model, which is being promoted by a Temiskaming advocacy group to improve safety on Highway 11 north of North Bay. He said the federal role in water control operations was highlighted by this year’s flooding in the North Bay, Mattawa and French River areas.

The city of North Bay faced increased costs to protect its water supply, with “no support whatsoever” from the federal government, he said.

Most municipalities are facing an infrastructure crunch, he said, and yet the current federal and provincial governments are “knocking heads.”

Rejuvenated Englehart Fair played to all ages

Steven Larocque Speaker Editor

ENGLEHART – A little rain didn’t have a big impact on the 110th annual Englehart Fall Fair.

The event saw good crowds and strong community support over its September 5-7 duration.

“It went really well, I was really impressed with it,” said Brian Smith, president of the Englehart and District Agricultural Society.

Hundreds of school children filled the grounds Friday afternoon to take in the exhibits at the Englehart and Area Community Arena Complex, the petting zoo in the barn next door and to bounce on the inflatables on the Englehart High School field.

“The kids had a good time,” said Smith, who noted the importance of getting youngsters interested in the fair because it helps to get the parents interested and hopefully involved in the event.

“You can’t please everybody,” said Smith, but comments were generally positive.

“We definitely need more volunteers” in the future, he said.

“We ran ourselves ragged,” said Smith. “I had a great bunch of people working with me, great volunteers.”

A good sign, he said, was a number of people said “we’ll help next year” and some showed interest in volunteering for the board.

He also mentioned the town of Englehart “was a big, big supporter, they bent over backwards to accommodate us.”

FULL SLATE Visitors had a lot to do and see over the three days – from the opening ceremonies Thursday night to the displays and exhibits, musical entertainment to Friday night’s Harvest Supper and Saturday morning’s breakfast.

“Supper was a little under attended,” said the president, but the breakfast was a big hit with 30-pounds of bacon, 27 dozen eggs and “almost all the sausages gone” by the end.

The vendors and exhibitors had plenty of displays and the “silent auction went well,” said Smith, and included a myriad of items – from a thousand dollar lawn mower to toques and bottles.

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year and the number of birds on display went up from about 15 last year to almost 100 this weekend.

Kyle Farr of Tomstown won a first and two third place ribbons for showing sheep Saturday afternoon.

The youngster got involved for his first time “because my friend, she didn’t want to do it and then I showed up,” he said.

The sheep were put on leashes and he had to “go in the ring and do circles” to “let the judges see the sheep.”

The 50/50 raffle of just over $800 was won by Shelley Yearly of Utterson, Ontario, and the $500 Ultramar gas card was won by Marc Smith (no relation) of New Liskeard.

There were too many people and businesses to thank without forgetting someone, said the president, but he wanted them all to know how much their support was appreciated.

“Thank you from the Englehart and District Agricultural Society, see you next year,” said Smith.

Planning is already underway and a board meeting is schedule for October 9 at 7 p.m. at the ONR station.

Jack Pollock, a Grade 8 student at EHS-elementary, tried his hand at the log sawing competition Saturday at the arena. It proved a popular addition to the Englehart Fall Fair this year.

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obituaries Jim Goddard

Wilfred Darl Pitt

W. Darl Pitt was born on January 13, 1955, and passed on September 6, 2019.

Darl was born in Nipissing Junction, Ontario. He fondly remembered trapping and snaring with his brother and the warmth of the wood stove at home on Birches Road.

Darl took on various vocations from a potato farm to a steel mill and logging before settling into a lengthy career with ALCAN Aluminum in Kitimat, B.C. Darl moved his young family from Hamilton, Ontario, to B.C. in the fall of 1980 and he along with his wife raised their children in the picturesque Kitimat Valley.

Darl loved spending time on his boat on the ocean and many lakes with his family and best friend Ken Stirling.

After retiring from Alcan, Darl moved to Haileybury, Ontario, to be closer to his sister Wendy and family in North Bay and his mother-in-law in Cobalt. He spent six years cultivating his garden, fishing in many lakes and discovering many walking trails with his dogs Bruce and Molly.

Darl will be remembered for his laughter, straight-forward sense of right and wrong as well as for the love of his country, his beloved Saskatchewan Rough Riders, his family (including the furry ones) music and everything outdoors. Darl was an excellent musician who wrote dozens of songs and loved to play his guitar (Harry) along with the ukulele, and recently learned mandolin. He had recorded much of his music alongside his wife and children.

On Friday, September 6, Darl passed onto the next life surrounded by his loving wife, daughter and sister. Darl is survived by his wife Kathryn Lynn, his daughter Kellyann (Adam) Martin, his sister Wendy (Brian) Pinkerton, sister Val (Alan) Garrett, his brother Lyle (Yvonne .d.).

Darl was predeceased by his son Chet Dale Pitt, his mother Mary, father W. Toner Pitt, his sisters Joyce (Bob) Denault, Merle (Elmer) Foster, Sheila (Jerry) LaCarte and brother Larry Pitt.

Darl will be fondly remembered by numerous and much loved nieces, nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews.

When asked by his daughter about when he got to heaven and God asked him what his favourite thing was he said, “Thanks for all the fish!”

In keeping with Darl’s wishes there will be no visitation or funeral service.

Memorial contributions can be made to a charity of your choice.

Condolences and contributions may be left at www.buffamleveille. com.

Carman Perry Iles Oct. 15, 1937 – Aug. 31, 2019

On August 31, 2019, Carman Iles passed away suddenly at the age of 81.

Carman was born Oct. 15, 1937, in New Liskeard, the youngest child of four, to Jean and Neil Iles. He was raised in Hilliardton where his family owned the Iles General Store and the Hilliardton Post Office.

As a young man, Carman served in the Royal Canadian Navy, on both the HMCS Magnificent and the HMCS Bonaventure (Canada’s last aircraft carrier).

He later returned to Hilliardton where he eventually married Betty Carleton, took over running the store and post office, and raised two children.

During these years Carman enjoyed playing sports with friends, riding his motorcycle, watching his son’s hockey games and his daughter figure skate. In addition to the store and post office, Carman also worked as a miner in the Yukon, the Hiho Silver Mine in Cobalt, and even part time at the Tri Town Drive-In. Carman had some struggles later in life and spent several years alone travelling across Canada. He eventually made it back to family, where he discovered he had three wonderful grandchildren – Blake and Zach (Brush) and Alexis Iles. His final years were spent attending grandsons’ hockey games, seeing pictures and hearing about his granddaughter’s highland dance and fiddle competitions, and enjoying a hotdog and beer on the deck.

Carman was predeceased by his parents Neil and Jean and brothers Jack and Neil.

He is survived by his son Geoff (Maxine) and granddaughter Alexis, and his daughter Kelly Brush (Bill) and grandsons Blake and Zach, and his sister Margaret Mitchell.

Cremation has taken place and a private family gathering will occur at a later date.

Dorothy Pacey It is with sadness but a sense of peace that we announce the passing of our mother Dorothy Pacey on July 25, 2019, in her 92nd year at the Temiskaming Hospital.

Predeceased by her loving husband of 66 years, Verdun.

Dearly loved mother of Dianne (Phred Roseboom) and Debby (Frank Broughton).

Proud grandma to Jeff Broughton (Amanda) and Amy (Tom Watts); dear Gam-Gam to Rae, Xavier, Mya and Addy Watts.

She will be missed by her sister Donna and husband Gordon Spencer and her many nieces and nephews.

She was a very gracious hostess who welcomed everyone to their home. Dorothy was a vivacious, caring, talented lady who lived life to the fullest. She loved gardening, sewing, dancing and singing.

Dorothy had a beautiful voice and came second in a singing competition in Toronto for all of Ontario when she was in her 20s.

Dorothy worked at Hill Clark Francis in the accounting department. She left school in Grade 10 due to the Depression and worked to help support her family by buying coal and food.

Dorothy was a beautiful seamstress and made all her own clothes and her daughter’s and for her sister Donna. Dorothy made her own wedding dress and Donna’s graduation dress.

She also worked for five years in the dining room on Lake Temagami by the boat docks.

Upon her request there will only be a private family service.

In loving memory of Jim Goddard, who passed away unexpectedly at the Englehart Hospital on September 6, 2019, at the age of 72.

Jim will always be remembered by his beloved wife, Maureen, and his four children Sean (Lisa), Brent (Diane), Shannon (Chin) and Kathryn (Nick) as well as his grandchildren Brandon, Evan, Adrian, Nolan and Isabel.

He was predeceased by his father Howard and his brother Dick.

He is survived by his mother Doris, sisters Sandy (Rick) and Joan and brothers Doug (Brenda) and Tom (Lise). He is also remembered by Maureen’s family – Chauncey and Ingrid Corley, Lynn and Cecil Coutts, Erica Corley, Tim and Debbie Corley and Tammy Neimi.

Jim was raised on the family farm in Harley Township, which was homesteaded by his grandfather and passed to his father and then to him. He took over in 1975 and continued to farm until 2004. It started out as a dairy farm, but at various times, you could also find chickens, pigs, a goat, horses and finally beef cattle (as well as many family pets). Dad was proud to have raised his family there, but often had to drag his children out to help with chores, saying “it won’t take long and you won’t get dirty.” Despite their reluctance, he was proud to have used the farm to teach his kids everything they would need to get by in life, something they eventually learned to appreciate.

He also worked as a clerk for the Township of Harley and for many years at Northern Telephone. He was also a founding member of the Harley Volunteer Fire Department, of which his father was the founding Chief. When the International Plowing Match came to Tem-

iskaming, he spent every day volunteering to make sure the event was a success.

When Jim and Maureen retired, they moved to town, where Jim promptly made it his mission to have the finest manicured lawn on the block.

Although he had retired from farming himself, he kept his schedule open to consult on the Corley Family Farm in Englehart (or for anybody else that would listen).

Jim and Maureen also enjoyed many years of travel to Florida, Texas, Arizona and Alaska, as well as summers in New Liskeard, where Jim golfed with his buddies almost every day.

He adored his grandchildren. In the summers, he and Maureen would take circle tours of Southern Ontario to see their children (but mostly their grandchildren). If he was in town, he never missed one of Nolan’s hockey, soccer or baseball games and always took Nolan to the golf course.

He always met Nolan in the lobby of the arena to debrief after his hockey games. He often bragged about Isabel’s accomplishments, telling people she could read at six months!

Jim’s family will receive friends and family at the Perrin Funeral Chapel on Tuesday, September 10, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. followed by a service at 11 a.m.

If desired, donations to the Temiskaming Hospital CAT scan fund will be gratefully acknowledged.

Condolences and donations may be left at www.perrinfuneralchapel.com.

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obituaries Tax Program for many years. She was an avid coin collector and enjoyed a diversity of spectator sports as well.

Ena enjoyed spending time at the cottage on Twin Lakes and at many family gatherings.

Ena is survived by her daughter, Patty, and son, Brian; her siblings Eleanor McKelvie, Jim (Linda), Janet Gore (Lorne), and Susan Scott (Bernie Cull); her grandsons Jake and Ryan Grisé; her sister-in-law, Lynn Carleton, and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews and great-great-nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by her husband, Alan, her parents, her sisters Lois Pedersen (Aksel) and Nancy Peddie (Howard), her brother Bill, her nephews Orin and Lorin Gore, her brother-in-law Jim McKelvie and numerous Carleton in-laws.

If desired, memorial donations to Ronald McDonald House (rmhccanada.ca), Samaritan’s Purse Canada (samaritanspurse.ca), or any other children’s charity of your choice will be gratefully acknowledged.

The family wishes to extend their extreme gratitude to Dr. Ryan Sayer and the team of healthcare professionals and support staff who attended to her needs at the Temiskaming Hospital and especially to all her caregivers who spent so much time with her over the past three years.

Condolences and donations may be left at www.perrinfuneralchapel.com.

In Memoriam In Loving Memory of Naomi Huff (1978 – 1999) Sunshine passes, Shadows fall remembrance ve’s Lo outlasts all And though the years may be many of few They are filled with remembrance of You. Lovingly remembered by Gramma Ames and family

Delma Loach

November 22, 1942 - September 13, 2018

Each time we look at your picture You seem to smile and say Don’t be sad but courage take And love each other for my sake.

Fondly remembered by Glenn & Family

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Ena Carleton (nee Scott) Ena Carleton (nee Scott) of New Liskeard, Ontario, passed away on Saturday, September 7, 2019, at the age of 81, at the Temiskaming Hospital, after suffering from Parkinson’s disease for many years.

Perrin Funeral Chapel will be handling the funeral arrangements. Visitation will be held at Perrin Funeral Chapel on Friday, September 13, from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. A funeral service will be held at Bethel Gospel Chapel on Saturday, September 14, at 11 a.m. followed by a lunch in the basement of the Chapel.

Burial will take place at Harley Township Cemetery immediately after the service.

Ena was born in Dymond Township to Thomas and Violet Scott (nee Moore) on August 2, 1938. She went to school in New Liskeard and Hudson Township and graduated from Ottawa Teachers’ College in 1957. She went on to earn a degree in Psychology and Sociology from Laurentian University while teaching full time.

A long-time resident of Hilliard Township, Ena taught in Dymond, Harris, Hilliard, and Hudson townships before spending the last 25 years of her career at Kerns Public School, teaching Kindergarten for most of that time. She continued her work with students through volunteering at the Bethel Gospel Chapel and at Kerns for several years after her retirement in 1992.

Ena also participated in the Community Volunteer Income

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Hector Vincent Duguay Regretfully, after a long illness, Hector passed away peacefully at the Temiskaming Hospital on Wednesday, September 4, 2019, with his daughter Adele and his brother Ron by his side.

Hector will be fondly remembered for being the village carpenter who took pride in his work.

Family and friends were invited to Hector’s home on Saturday, September 7, 2019, for a time of remembrance.

As an expression of sympathy, donations in Hector’s memory may be made to a charity of your choice.

Condolences and contributions may be left at www.buffamleveille.com.

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The children of Hugh & Mary Grant invite family and friends to a celebration of their mother’s life at the Perrin Funeral Chapel on Saturday, September 14, 2019 with visitation at 2 p.m. and memorial service at 3 p.m.

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obituaries Joyce Buckham It is with deep sadness, but with gratitude for a well-lived life filled with love, that the family of Joyce Buckham announce her death on Tuesday, September 3, 2019.

Lovingly welcomed into the world in 1928 in Toronto, Ontario, she was named Joyce to mark the joy her parents felt after their eight year wait for this beautiful little girl. And to her parents, Eva and Henry Banks and later to her husband John Buckham and children, she continued to bring much love and joy.

Joyce was foremost a loving wife, mother, daughter, sister, grandmother, friend and neighbour. Joyce’s energy, determination, faith and positive outlook were her defining qualities.

After marrying John in Toronto in 1950, she moved to Timmins, Sudbury, and then to New Liskeard in 1952. There she happily dedicated herself to supporting her husband, raising their three children and beginning her career of volunteerism in the community.

St. Paul’s United Church became a second home where she cheerfully and tirelessly contributed to its many activities. Over the years she was a volunteer with the Girl Guides, the hospital, the schools and the Kiwanis Music Festival.

She enjoyed gardening, music, good books, dancing, golfing, curling and more than 60 years of bridge with her club ladies.

Each summer since 1954 was spent at the treasured Twin Lakes cottage surrounded by friends and family.

Above all she was focused on her family and spoilt them with a lifetime of wonderful home cooking, baking, birthday parties, favourite treats, making every occasion special. She laughed at learning she had been considered a second Mom by many of her children’s friends. Time was also always taken to thoughtfully remember relatives and friends over the decades in good times and bad.

By how she lived, she demonstrated the enduring value of a strong moral compass, loyalty, hard work, good manners, common sense, being thrifty, service, resiliency and a sense of humour.

She was the anchor of the family and will be deeply missed by her husband of 69 years, John; her children Paul (Joanne), Ian (Elspeth), Lynn (Andy Stevens), and her grandchildren Michelle, Lena, Adam, Graeme and Findley.

While predeceased by her sister Doreen Palk, she leaves behind her dear sister-in-law Beverley Buckham and nieces and nephews.

Visitation will be held at St. Paul’s United Church in New Liskeard on Saturday, October 5, 2019, from 10 to 11 a.m. A celebration of Joyce’s life will follow at 11:30 a.m. with a reception afterwards.

In lieu of flowers, if desired, donations may be made to St. Paul’s United Church in New Liskeard, or to Plan International Canada through Perrin’s website at www.perrinfuneralchapel.com.

Ronald Floyd Heikkila

Peacefully at the Temiskaming Hospital in New Liskeard with family by his side on Saturday, August 24, 2019, Ronald Floyd Heikkila of Haileybury passed away at the age of 83.

Loving husband of the late Marion Elsie Heikkila (nee Pascoe). Beloved father of Gail (Bruce) Heikkila, Len (Sue) Heikkila, Randy (Donna) Heikkila, Greg (Lynn) Heikkila, Peggy Lavel, the late Arthur James Heikkila (Sonya) and Tracy (the late Yrma) Ratis.

Survived by many grandchildren, great-grandchildren and

extended family members.

Cremation has taken place at Lakeview Crematorium, Haileybury.

A celebration of Ronald’s life will be held at a later date.

Arrangements entrusted to Buffam Leveille Funeral Home, Haileybury.

As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations may be made to a charity of your choice.

Online condolences accepted at www.buffamleveille.com.

Michael Fedechko

James “Jim” Cecil Dickinson James (Jim) Cecil Dickinson, age 76, passed away peacefully with his wife by his side on September 8, 2019, at the Temiskaming Hospital after a courageous battle with cancer.

Jim was born on November 3, 1942, in New Liskeard, Ontario, to Cecil and Muriel Dickinson.

He followed his father’s footsteps and began his lifelong career at Wabi Iron and Steel retiring after a continuous 45 years of employment.

Retirement only lasted a few short months when he was asked to help out for an afternoon at Mid North Recycling.

Jim found a new pastime and an afternoon turned into ten years of dedicated employment ending only two short weeks ago.

Jim is survived by his wife of 58 years Donna; his four children Muriel, Jimmy (Brenda), Billy (Cathy) and Angie (Steve); 10 grandchildren Kristy (Andrew), Amanda (Pete), Joshua (Tiffany), Josee (Trevor), Jaycee, Blake (Logan), Brooke (Jake), Brady, Bryce and Hunter; and 11 great-grandchildren Dakota, Sabrina, Brantley, Travis, Jacob, Kaysen, Levi, Georgia, Aiden, Deacon and Violet.

Besides spending time with his family and friends, Jim had passion for farming, the Toronto Maple Leafs, game shows and in the last 15 years found a love for travelling, going on many different trips with his family.

Jim had a bright and energetic personality and was known for his ability to sense when people needed his help. He touched many lives with his generosity and passion for life.

Family and friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Life gathering on Sunday, September 15, anytime between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. at the Dymond Community Hall with a special toast to Jim at 2:30.

In Lieu of flowers, the family request that donations be made to the Palliative Care Unit at the Temiskaming Hospital.

Online condolences accepted at www.buffamleveille.com.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of the Rt. Reverend Michael Fedechko of Haileybury on September 6, 2019. Mike passed away peacefully at the Temiskaming Hospital with his loving family by his side.

Michael was born in Myrnam, Alberta, to Ukrainian immigrants and spent his childhood years on the family farm.

He enlisted with the Canadian Armed Forces in 1955 and was honourably discharged in 1957.

Mike then spent a number of his early working years in a variety of professions including residence counsellor, newspaper publisher/editor, radio host/announcer and hotel/motel manager.

In the late 1970s Michael felt the call to the Ministry which led to his settling with his family in the Temiskaming Shores area in 1980. Mike was a residence/guidance counsellor for many years with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food – New Liskeard College of Agricultural Technology, and at the same time worked tirelessly as the Rector of Trinity Reformed Episcopal Church.

One of Michael’s greatest achievements was becoming consecrated as a Bishop with the Reformed Episcopal Church of Canada in 1993, a position he held until 2011.

In 2012 he joined the Independent Anglican Church where he served as a Bishop and Minister for the remainder of his life. He was very active in many ministry and multi-faith committees over the years, and was also active with the Haileybury Legion Branch #54 as the Branch Chaplain.

Mike lived a life filled with purpose, dedication, lifelong learning and a drive to accomplish whatever he set his mind too – attributes he regularly encouraged in others. He was

a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend – his presence will be sorely missed by many.

Michael was predeceased by his parents Luc Fedechko and Maria Tchir; his wife Christine Fedechko (nee Robinson); his daughter Cathy Fedechko; and by his siblings Tillie Serediak, Helen Matheson, Sylvia Latchuk and Fred Fedechko.

Left to mourn his passing are his loving daughters Wendy Fedechko-Conroy (Sean) and Tracy Fedechko-Boulanger (Aaron); grandchildren Hannah (fiancé Nicholas), Mackenzie, Kyle and Blake; his sisters Jean Romaniuk, Catherine Schendel and Stella Hawrelak; and many other nieces, nephews and relatives.

The family of the late Rt. Reverend Michael Fedechko will receive family and friends on Saturday, September 14, 2019, at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in New Liskeard, Ontario beginning at 10 a.m.

The funeral service will follow in the Church at 11 a.m. with Pastor George Paraskevopoulos officiating.

Interment will follow the funeral service at the Harley Township cemetery.

As an expression of sympathy, donations in memory of Rt. Reverend Michael Fedechko can be made to the Temiskaming Hospital (either the Dialysis Unit or the Palliative Care Suite).

Condolences and contributions may be left at www.buffamleveille.com.

The Fedechko family wishes to extend our sincere appreciation and gratitude to Dr. Steven Sears, Tony Conti and the Dialysis team, as well as the nursing staff at the Temiskaming Hospital for their utmost professionalism, dedication and care.

Speaker

Sports WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2019

Finetuning Cubs gearing up for 2019-20 campaign

Steven Larocque Speaker Editor

The New Liskeard Lions Midget hockey team held their first tryout session on September 3 at the Don Shepherdson Memorial Arena.

Coach Dom Fleury said they had 25 skaters and five goalies in attendance and he was pleased with the turnout. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)

Tryout time

Lions speeding into new season Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — They are young and fast and ready to begin their new season in the Abitibi-Témiscaminque Hyundai Midget BB League.

The New Liskeard Lions Midget hockey team held three tryout sessions the first week of September at the Don Shepherdson Memorial Arena.

According to head coach Dominic (Dom) Fleury, “25 skaters and five goalies were at tryouts” on September 3.

“We are very pleased with the turnout.”

Fleury has nine returning players from last season so the coaching staff won’t be entirely starting from scratch.

“I have signed four players so far, two defencemen and two forwards. I will make my final cuts this Saturday,” said the coach in an email interview.

Fleury noted, “I have been impressed with the tryouts so far.”

Back for another season with the team is goalie coach Marco Lalonde, defensive coach Joel Plante and Fleury along with newly added staffer Jeff St. Cyr.

When speaking about St. Cyr and what he can bring to the club, Fleury noted, “He has a wealth of knowledge, he will make our defencemen a lot better this coming season. We couldn’t have asked for a nicer guy to join our staff and we have known each other for a long time.” The coach is looking forward to seeing what his new team looks like in game mode and is busy trying to book exhibition games with the Hearst Midget hockey team in the coming weeks.

The league schedule is still in the works.

TEMISKAMING SHORES – Depth may be the extra player on the ice for the New Liskeard Cubs this season.

The Great North Midget League (GNML) team is fine-tuning for the 2019-20 season with two exhibition games on tap this weekend and a tournament in Toronto the next.

The Cubs have signed 10 forwards, five defencemen and two goalies, but importantly for the team they’ve lost just four overage players while a fifth seems to be sticking with the Junior team in Hearst.

“I think we’re better than we were last year,” said head coach Steve Polyblank.

“We have lots of veterans … we’ve got a few first year players,” he said in a telephone interview Monday.

“I think we’re deeper, I think we have a chance that more than one line will score and I think they’re a good group, they get along and everything.”

New Liskeard had their first exhibition game on September 8 in Rouyn-Noranda where the home team doubled-up on the visitors 4-2.

“We were in the penalty box a lot, we’ve got to be a little more disciplined,” said Polyblank.

“We’ve got things to work on obviously, we can be better in our own end but I think we’re going to be alright.”

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39th annual Fox Run hits the road Sunday Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter

DISTRICT — Terry Fox was a person who dedicated himself to raising awareness about cancer and the need to fund research to find a cure for the disease.

Because cancer affects so many peo-

ple’s lives, he struck a nerve with Canadians and every September the Terry Fox Run takes place in communities across Canada whereby monies are raised to fund the work of the Terry Fox Foundation.

What he did wasn’t exactly easy, running a marathon a day.

Neither is organizing a local run, but the rewards outweigh the challenges.

First time New Liskeard run organizer Jessica Paterson has a personal interest in stepping forward to fill the organizing shoes left behind by Kelly Howard who did it for a decade.

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TEMISKAMING SPEAKER

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

$2,000 REWARD! Crime Stoppers, Tri-Town Region Inc. are seeking the public’s assistance regarding any information on the following:

Theft at cottage in Temagami On A pril 5, 2019 , members of the Temiskaming Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a call of a theft on Moore I sland, on Lake Temagami. The incident w ould have occurred sometime betw een A pril 3 at 12:30 p.m. and A pril 4, 2019 at 4:30 p.m.

The investigation revealed, that an open shed that w as on the property, w as entered by the suspect(s) and items w ere stolen. A separate shed that w as on the property w as also damaged. The suspect(s) is unknow n at this time and the investigation is continuing. Police are seeking public’ s assistance to help locate and identify the suspect(s) and locate the follow ing items: 1. Four – 20 Litres (L) gas cans, 2. Four – 10 L gas cans The value of this theft and mischief is valued at $ 4130.

Police are req uesting assistance from the public to recover the outstanding property and locating the suspect(s) involved in this crime.

I f you have any information involving this break enter and theft or any other crime, please call Crime Stoppers at this toll free number, 1-8 00-222-TI PS (8 477). The Crime Stoppers Civilian Board of Directors w ill pay up to $ 2000 for any information leading to an arrest in this case or any other serious case.

There are tw o w ays to submit tips to Crime Stoppers, by telephone or w ebtip. V isit Crime Stoppers online at w w w . canadiancrimestoppers.org/ tips to find an option suitable for you.

A nonymity is assured and you do not have to give your name.

Y our information is sent to an investigative unit, w ho report back to Crime Stoppers if your tip w as helpful to them in preventing or solving a crime.

Crime Stoppers is w orking together to prevent crime.

1-800-222-TIPS

Anyone with any information about this case or any other,

CALL 1-800-222-TIPS

FAST PITCH

Temgami Bear Island pitcher Peter McKenzie delivers a pitch during the Temiskaming Shores Fastball League’s recent quarter-final playoffs at Rotary Farr Park in Haileybury. Bear Island was defeated by the Timiskaming First Nation North Stars 6-3. The playoffs resume Thursday, September 12, in Haileybury with a game at 7 p.m. which may be a final or semifinal match depending on turnout. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)

It’s personal

Area Fox Runs on Sunday, September 15 Continued from B Front Paterson lost her father, Mike Jibb, to cancer a half-dozen years ago.

“The hardest and most impactful hit was losing my dad six years ago after a short battle with this horrible disease.

It honestly rocked our world,” she said.

“We miss him every second of every day. It is because of him, his love for helping others and giving back to his community that I ultimately decided to pursue this role,” she told The Speaker in an email interview.

“Terry Fox refused to be defined by his circumstances. His strength, courage and determination and perseverance is something that has inspired not just me, but an entire country. Over 9,000 Terry Fox Runs happen each year all 100 per cent volunteer driven.”

Her goal for the first Terry Fox Run as organizer: “to get everyone involved in some way, shape or form. I encour-

age everyone to get involved with the Terry Fox Run - run, walk, bike, promote, volunteer, donate. Know that you will be making an important contribution to a charitable organization that still embodies the values of its founder and that your funds are going towards cancer research projects - getting closer to a world without cancer.”

The New Liskeard Terry Fox Run registration takes place on Sunday, September 15, beginning at 8 a.m. with a start time at 10 a.m.

There will be two-, five- and 10-kilometre distances and a barbecue afterwards with Jeff Manners supplying live music.

For more information email Jessica.paterson@gmail.com or visit the Terry Fox Foundation Temiskaming Shores and area Facebook page.

ENGLEHART RUN In Englehart, Randy Ford has taken over the Englehart Terry Fox Run organizing duties from Dorothy Robertson, who

had been at the helm for 34 years.

He’s been the lead coordinator for the last five years.

And yes, he has a personal connection to the event because, “unfortunately, I do have family members and friends who have cancer and who have passed away from cancer.

It seems cancer can affect every part of the body and people of all ages,” he noted in an email interview.

He has a core group of dedicated volunteers who keep coming back year after year.

“I still have memories of watching Terry Fox during his run on TV,” said Ford.

The Englehart Terry Fox Run is set for 12:30 registration with the event beginning at 1 p.m. from the Englehart High School Sixth Avenue entrance.

There is no set route for walkers, runners and cyclists to follow.

For more information contact Ford at 705-647-8067.

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS GOODS The following items have been declared surplus and are available for sale NOTE: ALL ITEMS ARE CONSIDERED NON CERTIFIED AND/ OR NON OPERABLE, AS IS, WHERE IS, NO WARRANTIES IMPLIED NOR GIVEN DESCRIPTION 1 2009 Kenworth T800SH Plow Truck with wing and plow The City of Temiskaming Shores will be utilizing GovDeals to dispose of its surplus assets. If you are interested in acquiring any of the above noted assets please follow the link below to access the GovDeals.ca website. http://www.govdeals.ca/temiskamingshoreson The link to the bid page on GovDeals.ca can also be found on the City’s website: www.temiskamingshores.ca.

Bidding will be open until Thursday, September 19, 2019 at 1:00p.m.

If you have any questions about the bidding process, please contact Laura-Lee MacLeod, Treasurer at (705) 672-3363 ext.

4121.

Tender Highway Farms Municipal Drain Repair CS-Tender-001-2019 Sealed Tenders, addressed as follows: City of Temiskaming Shores P.O. Box 2050 / 325 Farr Drive Haileybury, Ontario P0J 1K0 Attn.: David B. Treen, Clerk “CS-Tender-001-2019 Repairs to Highway Farms Municipal Drain” The closing date for the submission of Tenders is: 2:00 pm local time on Thursday, September 26, 2019 The work general includes:  Replacement of approximately 65 m of outlet piping with 32” CSP pipe;  Reconnection to upstream piping and downstream outlet including repair to grating and riprap outlet; and  Approximately 8 hours of reshaping of work area.

Tender documents may be obtained at City Hall (325 Farr Drive) during normal business hours Monday to Friday or electronically by contacting the Municipal Clerk at 705-672-3363 or by email at dtreen@temiskamingshores.ca Sale of land for Tax Arrears

By Public Tender MUNICIPAL ACT, 2001 SALE OF LAND BY PUBLIC TENDER THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF TEMISKAMING SHORES Take Notice that tenders are invited for the purchase of the land(s) described below and will be received until 3:00p.m. local time on Wednesday, October 2, 2019 at the City of Temiskaming Shores Municipal Office, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury, Ontario P0J 1K0.

The tenders will then be opened in public on the same day at the Municipal Office Conference Room at 3:05p.m.

Description of Lands: TAC 2018-01: Roll No. 5418-030-007-15300 673 Browning Street Bucke Con 4 Part Lot 11, Parcel 23001SST, 50.0’ Frontage, 209.22’ Depth, Municipality of Temiskaming Shores Residential Neighbourhood, Low Density Residential (R2), Single Family Detached, Water and Sanitary Sewer services are available, year round access from Browning Street Assessment (2019): RTEP – 89,500 Minimum Tender Amount: $20,337.51 Tenders must be submitted in the prescribed form and must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a money order or of a bank draft or cheque certified by a bank or trust corporation payable to the municipality and representing at least 20 per cent of the tender amount.

Except as follows, the municipality makes no representation regarding the title to or any other matters relating to the land to be sold. Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests with the potential purchasers.

This sale is governed by the Municipal Act, 2001 and the Municipal Tax Sales Rules made under Act. The successful purchaser will be required to pay the amount tendered plus accumulated taxes and the relevant land transfer tax.

The municipality has no obligation to provide vacant possession to the successful purchaser.

Please refer to the applicable TAC # on the tender submission and ensure only one tender per envelope.

For further information regarding this sale and a copy of the prescribed form of tender contact: Laura-Lee MacLeod Treasurer Corporation of the City of Temiskaming Shores 325 Farr Drive, P.O. Box 2050 Haileybury ON P0J 1K0 (705) 672-3363 ext: 4121 lmacleod@temiskamingshores.ca

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City Bulletin SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS CORPORATE SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING Friday, September 13, 2019 – 3:00 P.M. City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Tuesday, September 17, 2019 – 6:00 P.M. City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING Thursday, September 19, 2019 – 8:30 A.M. City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury BUILDING MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE MEETING Thursday, September 19, 2019 – 10:30 A.M. City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury

TEMISKAMING SHORES PUBLIC LIBRARY Fall Session Preschool Storytime at Both Branches of the Library Preschool aged children accompanied by an adult are invited to join us for stories, rhymes, songs and a gentle introduction to early literacy and the library.

Every Wednesday, starting September 18 from 11:00 a.m.—11:30 a.m.

Haileybury Branch Sessions: September 18 and October 2 and 16 New Liskeard Branch Sessions: September 25 and October 9 and 23 For more information call 705-647-4215!

Digital Creator Workshops at the New Liskeard Branch Sticker and Button Making for Teens September 10 to 13 from 6:30-8 p.m.

Open Music Creation Workshops for Teens September 17 to 20 from 6:30-8 p.m.

Side Hustle: Making Money Using Digital Tools for Teens September 24 to 27 from 6:30-8 p.m.

Adult Friendly Days at Digital Creator are Wednesdays from 1-4!

REMINDER TO TAXPAYERS

AGE FRIENDLY EVENTS Aquafit – Wednesday Sept. 11th Pool & Fitness Centre 9:00am to 9:45am for $6.50 Adult Swim – Wednesday September 11th Pool Fitness Centre 12:00pm to 1:00pm for $4.00 Pickleball – Wednesday September 11th New Liskeard Community Hall 12:30pm to 2:30pm – Free Shuffleboard – Thursday September 12th Farr Park, 430 Morisette Drive, Haileybury 1:30pm to 3:00pm $1.00/game Bowling – Thursday Sept. 12th Tri-Town Bowling Lanes, 331 Main St., Haileybury 1:30pm to 3:00pm $3.00/game Aquafit –Friday Sept. 13th Pool & Fitness Centre 9:00am to 9:45am for $6.50 Ladies Pickleball – Friday September 13th New Liskeard Community Hall 9:00am to 11:00am – Free Adult Swim – Friday Sept. 13th Pool Fitness Centre 12:00pm to 1:00pm for $4.00 AGE FRIENDLY COORDINATOR 1 Year Contract Competition No. 2019-012 The City of Temiskaming Shores is currently seeking an Age Friendly Coordinator for a period of one year within the Recreation Department. The Age Friendly Coordinator will assist in the development and implementation of activities and initiatives that support the Age Friendly Community Plan for all ages as well as existing recreation programs.

The successful candidate will possess the following qualifications and education: Successful completion of a post-secondary program (College or University) in recreation/leisure services or related discipline, or equivalent; Minimum of one (1) year of recreation programming experience; Knowledge of population-based health promotion, strategies, and community development; Established skills in program delivery, policy planning, implementation, social marketing, evaluation and reporting; Demonstrated partnership, collaboration, and socio-cultural competencies; Excellent interpersonal, communication and facilitation skills; and Willingness to work flexible hours to meet program requirements.

Applicants are encouraged to submit their resumes quoting Job Competition No. 2019-012 no later than September 13th, 2019 by regular mail or email to: Shelly Zubyck Director of Corporate Services P.O. Box 2050 Haileybury, Ontario POJ IKO szubyck@temiskamingshores.ca The City of Temiskaming Shores appreciates the interest of all applicants however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted. The City of Temiskaming Shores is an equal opportunity employer that provides equality of opportunity for employment without discrimination, consistent with The Ontario Human Rights Code. The City of Temiskaming Shores is committed to providing accommodations in all parts of the hiring process. If you require accommodations, we will work with you to meet your needs.

2019 Final Interim Tax Bills The second installment for the 2019 final tax bill is due: Monday, September 16, 2019 For inquiries regarding your tax bill, please contact the Corporate Services Department at 672-3363 or email to finance@temiskamingshores.ca POOL FITNESS CENTRE Waterfront Pool – Swim Lessons Fall Session – October to December 2019 Registration begins on Tuesday September 17th at 8:00 am on the City’s website www.temiskamingshores.ca **New Program! Adult Lessons – Scared Skinny!

This program is for the adult or senior with no swimming experience at all. We will be closely teaching you, floats, glides, flutter kick, underwater skills, being comfortable in the water and survival swimming. Tuesdays from 4:00-4:45 pm October 8th – December 3rd 2019 Registration begins on Tuesday September 17th at 8:00 am LIFESAVING INSTRUCTOR COURSE Dates: Friday October 4th 2019 – 4:00-9:00 pm Saturday October 5th 2019 - 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Sunday October 6th 2019 – 9:00 – 6:00 pm Registration begins on Tuesday September 17th at 8:00 am on the City’s website www.temiskamingshores.ca BRONZE MEDALLION WITH EMERGENCY FIRST AID AND CPR-B COURSE Dates: Friday November 22nd 2019- 4:00-9:00, Saturday November 23rd 2019 - 10:00-7:00, Sunday November 24th 2019 from 8:00 – 3:00 pm Exam – Sunday November 24th 2019 - 3:00 – 7:00 pm Registration begins on Tuesday September 17th at 8:00 am on the City’s website www.temiskamingshores.ca Application for Zoning By-law Amendment Notice of Complete Application And Notice of Statutory Public Hearing Under Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990 c.P.13 The City of Temiskaming Shores has received the following application to amend the City of Temiskaming Shores Zoning By-law: File #: Applicant:

ZBA-2019-05 The Corporation of the City of Temiskaming Shores

A public hearing will be held to consider the Zoning By-law Amendment application: Date: Tuesday, September 17, 2019 Time: 6:00 p.m.

Place: Council Chambers at City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury The purpose of the application is to amend the list of permitted uses in the Downtown Commercial New Liskeard (C1), Downtown Commercial Haileybury (C1A) and Highway Commercial (C2) Zones to add Micro Brewery/Winery/Distillery as a permitted use accessory to a restaurant on properties in these zones. The definition of mirco brewery/winery/distillery would also be amended in order to align with the proposed amendment. The amendment would include ratio and maximum size requirements for these uses in the stipulated zones. The amendment would affect all properties zoned C1, C1A, and C2 including all special exception zones under these categories, within the City of Temiskaming Shores. The amendment would not change the existing micro brewery/winery/distillery permissions in the M1 zone.

A key map has not been provided as the application applies to all land within the City of Temiskaming Shores in the above-noted zones.

For more information about this matter, including information about preserving your appeal rights, contact the undersigned.

Dated this 28th day of August, 2019.

Jennifer Pye, MCIP, RPP Planner City of Temiskaming Shores 325 Farr Drive PO Box 2050 Haileybury, ON P0J 1K0 Tel: 705-672-3363 ext. 4105 jpye@temiskamingshores.ca

For More Information Call (705) 672-3363

Write to The City of Temiskaming Shores, P.O. Box 2050, Haileybury, ON P0J 1K0 or Visit our Website: www.temiskamingshores.ca

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Wednesday, September 11, 2019

SPORT SHORTS

When it comes to Canadian superstar tennis player Bianca Andreescu, 19, she won the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament with a steely-eyed look and determination.

She was amazing.

She began 2019 ranked 152nd in the world and is now ranked in the top five of the best tennis players.

And she is now a Canadian teenaged grand slam champion.

Wow! She wasn t even tested in the championship match by Serena Williams, because admittedly, illiams had an off day on the Arthur Ashe courts.

I thought Andreescu played her best tennis in the semifinals against Belinda Bencic.

This young woman credits her mom and dad for being the foundation from which her success has been built.

Bianca Andreescu Sue Nielsen What impresses me the most about Andreescu is her mental toughness.

She told reporters after the match with Williams that most of the women players are on even keel as far as fitness goes and being able to play the game at a high level.

She says what sets her apart from other competitors and even -time grand slam champion Williams is her mental toughness.

Time and time again when Bianca was pressured she came up with winning shots.

I guess the Billy Jean King uote on the walls of the women’s locker room said it all,

Pressure is a privilege. he big guns of women s tennis, hris Everett and Pam Schriver, described ndreescu as big and bold who had Williams in survival mode for most of the match. hey were very complimentary with their words concerning our tennis phenom.

Andreescu has raised Canadian tennis to a whole new level and made us all proud.

Thank you.

TERRY FOX RUN The curly haired young man ran a marathon-a-day on one leg to bring attention to the need for cancer research and to find a cure for the deadly disease.

Terry Fox was a true Canadian hero.

He passed away on June 28, , at the tender age of .

You would be hard pressed to find a family that hasn t been af-

fected by a cancer diagnosis. he Marathon of ope takes place across the country and in this region on Sunday, September 15. ccording to information from the erry Fox.org website, the Marathon of ope has raised, to date, over million worldwide for cancer research.

The Temiskaming Shores run is being organized by Jessica Paterson while Randy Ford is the Englehart run organizer.

For years volunteer extraordinaire Dorothy Robertson organized the Englehart run. e salute all the volunteers who organize the annual Terry Fox Runs, because they likely have had family members or friends diagnosed with the disease or had loved ones die from cancer.

OUT OF SHAPE Many people who paid money to join a local gym in New Liskeard might be wondering why they were locked out last week.

It seems the doors were closed and some members weren t even told the business had closed.

They worked out one day and then the next day the place was closed.

That is no way to do business and hopefully those gym memberships will be fully refunded.

I sent them a Facebook message asking about the gym closing and here is their reply: “We are in the process of relocating will keep everyone updated soon.

Sorry, but that’s just not good enough when you have people who paid memberships to your gym with nary an explanation as to why the facility is closed.

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B ATING Bill Mrs. Boating and I had 2 fun boat rides on the weekend. Friday afternoon we trucked out to Elk Lake and borrowed a boat from Elk Lake Wilderness Resort to check out the Montreal River train bridge for the snowmobile club. It has been a while since I’ve done any river boating – it’s so much fun to weave down a river scaring up ducks and seeing all the scenery up close. The bridge pilings are going to need some work in the next few years – it is almost as interesting from the bottom as it is going over the top. If you’re out that way and feeling a little peckish you should try out their excellent pizza. Our 2nd boat ride was Sunday evening after spending the day building a new canoe rack at the cottage. We had the whole lake to ourselves when we went out for our romantic evening ride. It was a little chilly but it the water was glassy calm.

Hopefully the weather forecast is correct and we get some warmer weather next week and our evening rides will be a little warmer and I won’t need my gloves on.

END OF SUMMER SALE ON ALL ALUMACRAFT BOATS.

My brother sent me some pictures and a video of his boat blowing in Hurricane Dorian. This was his first full on hurricane since moving to New Brunswick. The video was pretty scary with some really nasty waves crashing into his boat and docks. He figures next time he’ll take the boat out of the water so he doesn’t have to keep going down to the dock to check it out. In the end all he had was some damage to the surface of the composite docks and frayed nerves.

It’s New Liskeard Fall Fair this weekend.

Remember that the main New Liskeard boat launch ramp will not have a lot of parking because of the midway and the equestrian events. Make sure you drop by to see me at the Sno-Travellers / Club Echo booth. I don’t mind talking boating and I need to know if anyone is interested in taking the Power Squadron’s Boating course this winter.

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The 2019 Junior Program at the ew iskeard olf lub was a huge success with a total of 285 junior participants ranging in the age from five to .

Each Tuesday there was an army of unior golfers marching down the first fairway and on ednesdays the driving range was filled to overflowing. he unior Program consists of the following four pillars clinics, mentoring, lessons, and The Al Jamieson Junior Tournament.

The clinics were held on three Saturdays in une and were free to members and non-members. hese clinics gave the unior golfers a head start on the golf season after a long winter and was attended by 26 juniors.

The mentoring program ran every uesday in uly and ugust and was free for members and for non-members. In this program the uniors played nine holes of golf with members and learned the rules of golf and golf eti uette.

The 2019 mentoring program had 108 junior participants. he lesson program ran every Wednesday in July and August on the driving range. he cost for non-members was per lesson. he lessons focused on the golf swing under the expert direction of hristian Ethier with unior

participants.

The Al Jamieson Junior Tournament gave uniors of all levels the chance to play and test themselves in a tournament setting. he attendance of this tournament was up this year with golfers.

At this time I would like to acknowledge the following who helped make the 2019 Junior Program such a success. Christian Ethier for conducting the lessons, rudy ivard and the pro shop staff for promoting, logging all the events, taking pictures and posting them to the NLGC Facebook Page. von ivard and the greens staff for the excellent golf course, Richard Boyd and Rooster’s Bar and rill for donating an excellent lunch and hosting the tournament results. he board for supporting all my crazy ideas and purchasing unior golf club sets, also to the members for sharing the course with the juniors and donating clubs for the uniors to use.

Finally I would like to thank all the unior golfers who participated in the program this summer.

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TEMAGAMI – Next week’s assels ake fishing tourney is the last kick at the cat for SB anglers this season.

Temiskaming Smallmouth Bass SB Series tournament director Jim Krech says there’s a final event for anglers to conclude the fishing season on Saturday, September 21.

There won’t be any plaques handed out at the Fall Bash, “just a per cent payback in cash to the successful teams, said Krech.

It’s an open catch-and-release tournament with all the usual procedures but a few additions. ll rules apply except for the number of participants allowed in the boat, he said in an email interview.

“This tournament will allow you to have one angler under the age of as well as the two adult anglers. There is still a limit of five fish per boat and going on the honour system we will be weighing Big Fish for our under entrants, he said. e had some advice to participants since the hot summer temperatures no longer apply.

“Dress warm and keep a jug of warm fluids for the young anglers to help them battle the cold.

It is that time of the year when morning temps are cold at best, he said. here s a entry fee, of which will go for Big Fish and will go for under Big Fish.

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he summer fishing series had its final lassic tournament ugust and September on ake Temagami. ay one was a battle for most of the anglers, said rech.

“The bass which we all thought would be on their fall patterns let us down, the deep water bite was non-existent at best.

Others who found bass feeding shallow were knocked to their knees when the fish left the shoals and were missing in action on day one. Weights were low and those who had their five fish limit worked hard all day.

He said anglers continued to struggle Sunday “to try to pattern fish once again.

Most of the weights for Sunday were matches from Saturday.

But the top team for the lassic came in with a large bag of bass placing them well in first place.

Jean Guy and Paul St. Cyr came to shore with . pounds lbs. of smallmouth il and Jamie Maille were second with . lbs. and in third place were ave aFontaine and Steve McLean at 24.29 lbs.

THE SEASON his summer was one of the best years this series has had as far as the weather, with very little rain and warm temps the fishing was very en oyable, said rech, who took over from aFontaine as tournament director in 2019.

I have fished bass tournaments many years leading back to Minnesota where I was born and raised, and never seen the weather so favourable for all anglers, he said. eather for the lassic didn t

It was a cool start for anglers on the first day of the two-day Classic tourney on Lake Temagami. But conditions had warmed up by 3 p.m., when Paul Molson began weighing anglers’ catches of smallmouth bass. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)

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Anglers pulled into the Temagami waterfront docks as day one of the Classic tourney in the Temiskaming Smallmouth Bass series wrapped up. Eight two-angler teams registered for the twoday Labour Day weekend event. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston) disappoint again with very chilly mornings. It was a cold ride down the lake at miles per hour.

He said it was “a learning experience for sure in this first year helming the TSB. “While assisting with circuits back in Minnesota I learned very much about handling fish and proper release. Also knowing a

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he needs to keep things operating. I am already looking forward to next spring and have already posted the 2020 season Tour on our website www.temiskamingsmallmouthbass.com .

“I encourage all anglers young and old to join us next year and give tournament fishing a try. e welcome you all, said rech.

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Following are the results of the HGC Men’s Night FourMan Scramble for September Low Gross (58): McKnight’s Men’s Wear, Phippen Waste Management, James Lathem Excavating, ead o oe - ohn owk, Steve oddard, revor McDonald, Mark Churman.

Low Net (64): Cambrian Despres Insurance, RBC Royal Bank, Three H Furniture

Systems, Temiskaming Speaker - Chuck Simmons, Robert Falardeau, Richard Caron, Tony Juurlink.

Low Net (70): ity of Temiskaming Shores, St. Cyr & Associates, Number One Auto, North Cobalt Flea Market - ick alsh, .P. ivet, Bruce McMullan.

Low Net (63): Kal Tire, Chico’s Fix It All, WhisekyJack Brewing, Ali’s Grill & Bar Rick Willett, Tom Green, Tom Morissette, Chris Oslund.

Closest To The Pin #1: (Jack Birtch): Joel Breault.

Closest To The Pin #7: (Marty’s Auto Tech): Robert Falardeau.

Closest To The Pin #9: (SMC Canada): Rick Walsh.

Long Drive Junior: (Head To Toe): Joel Breault.

Long Drive Senior: (Head To Toe): Al Jenkins.

Long Drive Super Senior: (Head To Toe): Jim Goodyear.

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Straight From the Hip If you re an all-round fan of professional sports and love picking teams and certain players as part of the millions of fantasy pools out there, this really is the time of year to take part.

First off we have the ational Football eague followed by the National Hockey League then close behind is the National Basketball Association and currently the PGA Tour which starts its golf season on September 12 with the Greenbrier Classic.

Now picking team and player rosters is one thing, but selecting, say, seven players with a bankroll of , , based on the previous season s official money earnings of each player is sure more of a difficult task considering the ma ority of the top players are untouchable due to their latest winnings and picking one makes it a crap shoot selecting your remaining six players. ow some fantasy pools allow trades and whatever other rules are permitted, but not so in most golf pools as the number of golfers you pick from the start of the season are yours to keep even if a player decides not to play as many tournaments, runs into an injury, a family crisis or whatever the case may be. ge always is a factor, but in golf the veterans from say can and will win a tournament and in some cases even a maor event so again you must roll the dice from last year s performance to this year based on who

Mike McArthur will surprise, make a comeback or you re afraid to pick based on his last year standings with wins and losses. Plus you can t forget the new young guns that have the talent to win on a weekly basis as well. he big difference if, say, four players decide not to play that week and your other three don t make the cut after holes, you don t win a dime, whereas if a guy like rosby or Brady goes down but the team wins you win. ow if you selected either of them to throw a number of touchdowns or score goals yes that week you lose. ll in all it s fun, but can be a nerve racking time. owever, in the end it s supposed to be for enjoyment and no way should it be like taking thousands of dollars to a bookie in Vegas and betting, for example, your monthly mortgage payment on the outcome of one game etc.

So en oy folks OVERTIME • acism in the is alive and well, according to San Jose s Evander ane, something he had to put up with most of his life. Playing several tournaments in minor hockey in Toronto, smaller towns and cities was a fact. he does not tolerate racism of any kind and players that think they can carry out any kind of negative re-

marks will be suspended and fined for their actions so ane is right with his comments, but at least the league is in his corner. nd that goes for any other kind of slanderous acts against any other race, colour or sexual gender. As a white person living in oronto and at times other areas, I remember bullying was the order of the day by other white kids which could be just as bad getting thumped out after school or even at recess etc. I remember the father of the house telling their sons, and in some cases even their daughters, stand up for yourself and if need be I ll see the principal and get whoever straightened out. Back then the strap worked as well as did long detentions after school plus being expelled worked too, but of course today that’s not politically correct so it is what it is - right?

• speaking of the , it looks like they don’t want to re-open the collective bargaining agreement with the P . owever, now the players have until September 15 to decide to agree or want to open up the deal.

One thing is for sure the item concerning long-term injured reserve is a ma or concern, plus a few other points of interest including signing bonuses, etc.

What neither side wants is another lockout which isn’t a win for either. So it s now up to the players and their agents to decide which avenue they want to take because if they do go ahead and say yes it also opens the

league’s changes to the current deal which then could be longterm negotiations which hopefully ends up for the good.

• John Shannon has now joined some of his other broadcasting friends and fellow workers landing on the outside of the Sportsnet property. I figure the dust hasn’t settled yet with a few more notable names and faces will oin in the fire sale.

• on the sub ect of ending a media career it s all over for on Cherry and Brian Williams on radio with rapeline for, count them, years. herry has already packed in his Rock ‘em Sock em videos, but will continue with Coach’s Corner on I at the ripe old age of .

It seems Williams and producer Prior Smith wanted out and all agreed it was a great run with 4,200 shows and at its peak 100 stations from coast to coast.

• the Bruins have yet to sign either defenceman harlie Mc voy or Brandon arlo who are looking for - million between them and the Bruins only have million if they want to leave themselves any cap room for the season, and you thought the eafs have the only problem with Marner? My sources tell me to look out for one or two ma or trades in the before the training camps even open so stay turned!

• and finally, ustin illiams has decided to take a break from the to access his future. ell when you re a restricted free agent and you don t

have an offer from not only arolina where you were the captain and played for the last two years making million, you would think the message is loud and clear that retirement might be your next option. Especially when the GM prepared this season’s roster that you might step away anyway and you have two Stanley Cup rings and likely could be considered for the all of Fame, so really sir what more can one say?

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It’s been a while since we’ve had one of Gwen’s garden columns, so how about one now? These are from her book Growing Things - Indoors and Out, published by the Highway Book Shop.

First, let’s talk about coleus.

“Do you enjoy the colours in a rainbow? If so, you will be interested in the gorgeously coloured foliage plant called coleus. It is most popular for pot plants, window boxes or semi-shaded areas in your flower borders.

Grown from seed, one seldom obtains two plants exactly the same, as colours and markings will vary. Reds, pinks, coral, green and yellow intermingle in various patterns, often with ruffled leaves.

Sow your seed in February or March in pots or flats, using a mixture of sphagnum moss or a good soil mixture.

Germinate at a temperature of 70 or 80 degrees for two or two-and-a-half weeks. When they become crowded give each plant a three-inch pot with sufficient sun and after it is two inches tall, nip out the growing tip to help the plant branch. To obtain bushy plants, pinch back regularly.

They will retain their spectacular colours all summer long. In the fall before frost, dig up a few plants to keep you company for the winter months.

Several lovely ones to choose from are: velvet rainbow - brilliant red leaves with dark carmine markings; autumn splendour - a coppery red with gold edgings; pink rainbow - a rich pink blended with salmon and green borders; golden rainbow - light green chartreuse leaves flecked with golden border; and jade parade - salmon coloured leaves edged in mottled green and yellow.

HOUSE PLANT HINTS: How often should I water my house plants? At one time or another almost everyone who grows plants indoors asks this question.

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One fairly good rule to follow is this - allow the soil of the plants to become slightly dry.

Then water thoroughly, soaking the soil until water begins to come through the hole in the bottom of the pot. When this happens you can be sure the entire soil is moistened.

Much discussion has taken place over the idea of whether plants should be watered from above or below. It really doesn’t make a great deal of difference. In fact, it’s a good idea to alternate.

Both overwatering and under-watering can produce similar symptoms, yellowing leaves and wilting appearance. Some plants survive dryness remarkably well, such as succulents, cacti, and some tropical plants. More houseplants are killed by kindness in overwatering than by dryness. Warm water shocks plants less than cold water. Another helpful hint is spraying the foliage at least once a month. Some plants such as African violets and gloxinias should be kept out of the sun until the leaves are completely dry or they will spot.

Plants in hot, dry rooms use more water than those in a cool humid atmosphere. Watch the location and if near a radiator, move to a more advantageous area in your home and I’m sure an improvement will be noticed.

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Cubs gearing up for new campaign Continued from B Front The team hopes to find a sixth defenceman or perhaps Adam Rajsigl will return to the team if things don’t work out in Hearst, but “I doubt it,” said Polyblank.

Rajsigl, originally from Windsor, played for New Liskeard last season and was named top defenceman by the team.

Also gone are Clifford Edwards, Brady Lacharity, Max Breault and goalie Jake McGuire.

But with the returning players and a few new faces, “we have the earmarks of being a better team,” said the coach.

GNML CHANGES New to the league this year is a later starting date to the regular season, a

longer season with 38 games and a yearend tournament to decide the league champion.

“I think it’s fine, gets us to play more games and the playoffs are all at one time, I think that’s fine.”

He said playing past early February is “a good thing for sure.”

New Liskeard opens the regular season on September 27 against the Timmins Majors at the Don Shepherdson Memorial Arena and until then they have practices, two exhibition games against the Majors and then participate in the Toronto Titans Tournament September 1921 with all the other Great North teams.

“We’ll be playing hockey right to where

the league starts and that’s a good thing because we can work on some things,” said the coach.

As for those other GNML squads, Polyblank says he hasn’t heard too much about who might be the presumptive favourite for ’19-20.

The Sudbury Minor Midget Wolves lost a lot of players which would indicate the Major Wolves would be bolstered, but “a lot of the good players went down south or some of them got drafted. I think they’ll be ok but they won’t be a powerhouse.”

Last year’s undefeated North Bay Major Midget Trappers also lost a lot of players, “but they’ve still got six guys back and

they’ll be ok. I don’t think there’s going to be a team that dominates like North Bay did last year, that’s my view.”

The Kapuskasing Flyers “will be ok,” he noted,“they’re always good, they seem to find hockey players somehow.”

Having a measure of parity “is good for the league,” he said.

COMING UP The Cubs are at The Shep Friday, September 13, to host Timmins at 8 p.m. and then go back north to the McIntyre Arena to play the Majors Saturday at 3 p.m.

Next week it’s the Titans tourney in Toronto and then the regular season begins September 27 on home ice against Timmins.

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Search and Rescue volunteers from throughout the region were in the air and on the ground in late August. Pictured here at the Earlton-Timiskaming Regional Airport are (from left) Paul Pressaco, Wayne Gatien and Rob Zettler, all of Sudbury Search and Rescue, with Lesley Tomblin of the Temiskaming Search and Rescue, which was hosting a search and rescue exercise. They are pictured here with a Cessna 185 used in the exercise. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe)

Working together for search and rescue

Darlene Wroe

Speaker Reporter

ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP - A large five-part search and rescue training exercise recently took place over Ontario and local search and rescuers were fully involved in the exercise.

CASARA (Civil Air Search and Rescue Association) Ontario had zone units from across the province working on five different training exercises August 23 to 25, and drew the units together to allow volunteers from different units to work together.

The local Temiskaming Search and Rescue (TEMSAR) unit hosted this region’s arm of the exercises, and three different sites in the area were set up to challenge the volunteers, both in the air and on the ground, to find them.

Lesley Tomblin is the director of TEMSAR. She noted that CASARA Ontario has as its objective the aid and assistance of the Department of National Defence in the conduct of search and rescue exercises.

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A mock plane crash was staged in the area and TEMSAR and other search and rescue volunteers attempted to find it over the August 24 weekend.

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Continued from C Front Their aim is also to promote awareness to Ontario residents that there is an active search and rescue system in Ontario.

The local TEMSAR unit consists of 16 volunteers including Tomblin as the zone director, an assistant director, a training officer, a safety officer, and 12 other volunteers. The group also has a Cessna 182 airplane which they use for search and rescue and training purposes.

In the past year, TEMSAR has also been enjoying the use of its own headquarters at the Earlton Airport, made possible by a Frog’s Breath Foundation grant.

The unit volunteers train together regularly, filling positions of aircrew, ground crew and radio operator.

Those who participate as aircrew include a pilot, navigator and two spotters.

Ground crew members work together in the positions of driver, navigator, radio operator and first aid person.

HOSTED BY TEMSAR The August 23 to 25 event, known as TEMSAREX, was hosted by TEMSAR and included both air and ground search and rescue exercises, along with academic training.

There were 25 volunteers participating from units including SUDSAR (Sudbury Search and Rescue), North Bay, Sault Ste. Marie and Edendale’s units.

Tomblin commented after the event that the TEMSAREX “was a major training exercise for CASARA.” Usually the annual training exercise is held in one location in Ontario, but this year five exercises were held across the province.

TEMSAR had the opportunity to stage mock accident scenes in KapKig-Iwan Provincial Park, one near Twin Lakes, and one in St-Bruno-deGuigues, Quebec.

At one site, a mock plane was set up in the woods, and a locating device was set off to allow participants an opportunity to track the signal to the site of the mock accident.

In all, three signals were set off so that the participants could attempt to locate the site from the air or from the ground.

“Everybody found what they were supposed to,” Tomblin said of the exercise.

Once the aircrews identified the sites, they were able to direct ground crews to get closer to the location.

While there were no “victims” on the ground for this exercise, at times there are, Tomblin said.

Those mock scenes are set up when the military Hercules airplane is brought in for a search and rescue exercise with the local unit, and SARTechs (Search and Rescue technicians, trained as parachutists and in providing first aid) jump from the Hercules to the site below where victims have been located.

The main purpose of the ground crew is to secure the site when they reach it. There could be gasoline or other unsafe hazards at the site, she noted.

LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TEMSAR is always looking for volunteers, says Tomblin.

Pilots and other people with a flight background or flying background are especially invited to consider volunteering their skills and time to the search and rescue unit.

Others are also welcome if they know they have the ability to be comfortable in an airplane from which they can scan the ground below in search of missing aircraft or people.

Those interested can go to the CASARA Ontario website where they will find an application form.

“We’ve had eight major search and rescues in Ontario and Quebec this year. I’ve personally been involved in three searches,” said Tomblin.

“As soon as you go out on a search, you say ‘wow, this is what I’ve been training for.’”

CASARA Ontario formed in 1982 and is a not-for-profit corporation.

TEMSAR holds monthly meetings, flight training, ground training and classroom training throughout the year, and participates in integration weekends where CASARA members are sent to Trenton to work during long weekends from May until August as spotters on the Hercules, or to participate in callouts for missing aircraft or people.

CASARA members have participated in military training missions across Canada to all coasts, and are available to be called out at all times to participate in search and rescue exercises, or to provide air crew, ground crew, spotters, administration assistance, or their headquarters as a search base for actual search and rescue situations.

During 2019 TEMSAR members have participated in three actual search and rescue events.

Across The Years 100 years ago Taken from the New Liskeard Speaker and Temiskaming News-Letter dated September 11, 1919.

COBALT STRIKES SETTLED It will be good news to every one to learn that on Monday morning last many of the Cobalt strikers went back to work, while all will go back just as soon as the employers are ready for them. Some of the shafts have been flooded and must be pumped out. A small gang can do work of this kind, but it will not be long before every mine will be in operation.

While we do not wish to espouse the cause of either the employer or the employee, we are quite sure all parties lost a great deal of money through the strike, and it does appear to be quite certain no one made any money out of it. We noticed a statement to the effect that the working men would lose an average of $250 each because of not being at work, but the mine operators would lose more than this although they could better afford to lose than could the working man. Taking everything into consideration the strike did no good, so far as we can see.

Some of the Cobalt people are inclined to the belief that capitalists will now be more likely to invest in mining stock. They say that this strike had long been talked of, and that capitalists were afraid to invest, but that now they will be assured that there will be no more strikes for a long time.

We hope that common sense will guide both employer and employee in the future, and that should disputes arise, that all parties will submit to the ruling of the Minister of labor. Indeed, we would like to have all parties in Canada agree that the Minister’s ruling should be the law of the land.

PTE. DONALD D. FEE Pte. Fee, son of the Rev. William Fee, New Liskeard, returned home on Friday, last, from overseas, having served three years and about eight months with the C.A.P.C. Pte. Fee enlisted in Winnipeg on the 23rd of January, 1916. He is the picture of good health, and none the worse for his long service.

THE REFERENDUM VOTE Monday, October 20, is the date on which the Ontario electors will vote on prohibition referendum, an official announcement was made by Sir William Hearst’s office yesterday. There was no mention of the date of the provincial election in the statement and it was stated by the Prime Minister’s office that the government had not considered when it would go to the people.

THE TRAMP AGAIN WITH US With the gradual restoration of peace conditions, tramps are reported to be reappearing on many roads in England. The period of demobilization has mobilized them; after having been mysteriously stabilized during the war, they are once more drifting along their accustomed channels, to the renewed annoyance of the settled population. Their disappearance during the past four or five years has been one of the most curious of the minor social phenomena of the time.

YES OR NO A prominent lady of one of the cities, who is working hard for temperance, was emphatic in her statement that she would write ‘No” on the face of her ballot, and this is another illustration of the fact that the best educated are sometimes in the greatest need of being taught how to mark the ballot. Those who do not understand it are likely to vote contrary to what they intended.

75 years ago Taken from the September 14, 1944, Temiskaming Speaker.

SIX KILLED, THREE WOUNDED IN LISTS The deaths on active service of six district men are reported this week, with three others wounded, according to information reaching The Speaker for this issue. The list is: Killed In Action PRIVATE D. A. McINTOSH of New Liskeard.

PRIVATE S. A. BURNETT, Dymond Township native.

TROOPER P. S. WAUGH of Harris Township.

TROOPER E. DESORMEAUX of Elk Lake.

PILOT OFFICER A. J. GILLIS of Cobalt.

HARRY LEE, formerly of Charlton.

Wounded TROOPER B. R. JEMMETT of New Liskeard.

PRIVATE DAVID HAY of Hill’s Lake.

LIEUTENANT E. C. LISCUMB of Haileybury.

In addition to the nine men mentioned above, Flight Sergeant Norman James, son of George James, orderly at the Lady Minto hospital here, has been reported as missing after air operations on August 31. His father first was notified the 25 year old airman had been killed in action, but an official message received by him yesterday from Ottawa corrected this and stated the entire crew of this bomber on which Flight Sergeant James is air gunner was listed as missing. Flight Sergeant James joined the R.C.A.F. a short time after his marriage two years ago to the former Joyce Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jackson or Noranda. Before enlisting, he was employed at the Noranda mine for some years.

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PERSONAL

YARD SALES

PETS

HARD OF HEARING? DEAF? or ANYONE - Interested in taking a local Speech ( Lip ) Reading course, free of charge? 1 evening of 2 hours per week for 10 weeks.

CALL 1-800-718-0436 TO REGISTER.

SEPTEMBER 14TH, 2019 WILL BE OUR LAST GARAGE SALEStarting at 7 a.m. at 148 Rorke Avenue, Haileybury. There will be tools for sale.

FREE FEMALE KITTEN- 7 weeks old. Must go due to allergies. Comes with Litter Box & Food. Call 705-948-0421

Commercial Space For Rent

AUTOMOTIVE

YARD SALE - 586085 Mowatts Landing Rd. Friday, September 13th from 8 a.m. til 12 p.m. & Saturday, September 14th from 8 a.m. til 12 p.m.

Last one of the season. Lots of new items!

Services

PREGNANT AND NEED HELP? Email: pregnancycarehelp@outlook.com

INTERIOR PAINTING and drywall repairs, free estimates. call Jack 705-6795363.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

MEET-

INGS: To be held at various dates, times

& locations. For more information, please call 705-647-7611.

4 SNOW TIRES ON FORD ESCAPE RIMS- 225/65R16 low milage. Phone 705-647-4869

PRENATAL CLASSES - Offered by the

Timiskaming Health Unit. Call 705-647-

STORAGE

4305 as soon as you confirm your preg-

nancy. For more info. visit www.timiskaminghu.com.

DRYWALL, PLASTER, framing, decks,

flooring, tiling etc. for both residential and

91 ONTARIO STREET, ELK LAKEFriday & Saturday, September 13th & 14th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 55 watt generic generator, RCBS reloading equipment, Complete set carbon express crossbow, fabric, Yarn ($3.00 a bag), Bell mount trolling motor, Memorabilia from Japan and South Africa, Household items. No reasonable offer rejected.

SAT. SEPT 14/19 - 8 A.M. TO 2 P.M. - MULTIFAMILY COTTAGE, YARD SALE - 918156 PORTAGE BAY RD. LOON LAKE, COLEMAN TWP. - Antiques, Vintage items, Quilting, Material, Wine making equipment, Albums from the 50s and up (33s & 45s), Music books, Instruments, Kitchen ware, Decorative items, Stainless steel (through the roof) new chimney, Games, Jewelry, & much much more. Many, Many Treasures!

NORHURST STORAGE - New units now available to rent monthly. 8ftX10ft, 8ftX20ft, 10ftX20ft and 20ftX22ft. Call John at 705-648-5826 or Jeff at 705-647-0665.

commercial buildings. Over 16 years experience. Free estimates. Call 705-6484884. Please leave a message.

Notices

METICULOUS CARPENTRY - interior

& exterior finish, drywalling, plastering,

painting, etc. Honest, clean & efficient.

Call Rick 705-676-6909.

TEMISKAMING LODGE IN HAILEYBURY IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TO PROVIDE THE RESIDENTS WITH A NEW FOCUS. Could you give some of your free time to help a senior citizen?

MUSICAL JAM EVERY WEDNESDAY STARTING ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2019AT LE GRAND BOULEVARD RESTAURANT IN EARLTON FROM 7 P.M. TIL 10 P.M. ALWAYS SOME 15 PLAYERS TO ENTERTAIN YOU. COME PLAY, PLUGED-IN OUR SYSTEM, LISTEN OR DANCE THE WHOLE EVENING FOR ONLY $3.00 EACH ATTENTION KNITTERS: If you would like to knit for children in the third world, we could use your help. Join us on Tuesdays at 1:30pm at the Community of Christ Church on Niven St., New Liskeard. Just bring knitting needles size 4 or 41/2mm. Yarn and needles are available.

All are welcome! For more information, call D. Caldwell at 705-647-6056.

DOWNTOWN NEW LISKEARD- 6 Offices, 1 Lunchroom, Washroom. $2000. - Heat & Hydro included. Call 705-647-1690 COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE ground level 1900 sqft. Reception area, 8 offices.

Accessible building. Forced air heating, A/C. Security system. Close to hospital in New Liskeard. Lots of parking. Utilities extra, Inquire. 705-648-3710.

For Rent TWO - 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS IN HAILEYBURY ON THE MAIN FLOOR- 1 with a huge balcony. All appliances included, 1st & Last required. Available November 1st.

Call 705-676-7606 1 BDRM UPSTAIRS APT FOR RENT - 21 Wellington St, New Liskeard. $650/mth.

Heat, hydro & parking incl. First & last required. One person only. Available Oct 1st.

Call 705-647-6422 for more info.

MCKELVIE VILLA APARTMENTS - One 3 bedroom town house, 2 baths, pet free building. First and last required. Call 705-563-2812.

LARGE 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN HAILEYBURY- Includes heat & hydro, fridge & stove. For more information please call (705) 628-2184.

RED SCHOOL APARTMENT ENGLEHART- Large, Spacious 1 bedroom apartment, gorgeous kitchen, Appliances & Utilities included. 1st and Last, Credit and Criminal check required. Call 705-676-7606

LOST

1 BDRM APARTMENT- 78 10th Street East, Earlton. $750/month plus hydro & gas.

Available Now. Call 705-676-6610

2 PIECE PELLICAN KAYAK PADDLELost at the New Liskeard Boat Launch at the mouth of the Wabi River on the afternoon of Saturday, August 31st. If found please call 705-647-6730

CHARLTON AREA COUNTRY COTTAGE FOR RENT- Fully furnished, Long term rentals prefered. All inclusive, Available immediately. Suitable for Adults, 1st & Last required. Call 705-544-2961 for more information.

LOST-CAMO BACKPACK lost at WalMart parking lot full of dog supplies.

Please return to Wal-Mart lost and found.

54 COBALT STREET large 2 bedroom apartment. Washer & dryer hookups, Heat, hydro & parking included. First, last & references required. $775/month. Serious inquiries only. Call 819-629-9650.

SALES & S SALES & SERVICES DIRECTORY

We are looking for entertainers, someone

to do nail care, reading groups, or one on one visits. Please contact Lindsay

Bourassa at 705-672-2123. If you are interested in volunteering at the Lodge.

DIRECT

To be a part of our directory contact The Speaker office at 705-647-6791 ext. 227 or ext. 228

SALES & SERVICE I’M BACK!!!!

Bill the Butcher

Proudly butchering for over 50 years!

Bill McMillan 378 Agnes, New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0

705-647-7456 705-622-4874

Plexiglass Lexan Puckboard Cut to Size

NORTHERN

PLASTIC SOLUTIONS

DIRECTORY Miller Paving Northern

A Division of Miller Paving Limited Serving the North with: crushed gravel, ready mix concrete, sand, stone, asphalt, excavating, ditching

Mailing Address:

Hwy 11B North, Box 248 New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 Tel: (705) 647-4331 Fax: (705) 647-3611

Paul & Delores Gerber and Family Thornloe, ON P0J 1S0 985046 Country Bridge Road Cell 705-622-3751 Phone/Fax 705-563-2860

FOUNDATIONS

Solid Concrete Basements,

We also jack up houses.

FREE ESTIMATES

GERMAIN CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS

(705) 672-3656

Serving the North with: crushed gravel, ready mix concrete, sand, stone, asphalt, excavating, ditching

Mailing Address:

Hwy 11B North, Box 248 New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 Tel: (705) 647-4331 Fax: (705) 647-3611

Electrician Licensed Electrical Contractor NORTHERN NOOK ENTERPRISES Serving all your electrical needs.

Open Monday thru Saturday ECRA/ESA 7011512

P au l S tru b h ar 7 0 5 - 6 4 8 - 1 4 8 1

Loach’s Radiator Service

Plumbing - Heating Plumbing - Heating - Electrical Wholesale - Retail - Electrical Wholesale - Retail 74 Scott Street, New Liskeard, ON 74 Scott Street, New Liskeard, ON Tel: 705-647-4412 Tel: 705-647-4412 Fax: 705-647-4485 Fax: 705-647-4485 discount@breaultsdiscountwarehouse.com discount@breaultsdiscountwarehouse.com

A Division of Miller Paving Limited

Plastic Welding

R11 Polyurethane Foam Panels

Large walk-in cooler & freezer • Sausage maker “OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL”

Miller Paving Northern

Densilite Teflon Truck Liners

RR#2, New Liskeard Here for all your snow plowing, sanding and removal needs.

Ja red Fle min g

NORTHWOODHNR@GMAIL.COM

- Mechanical Services also available -

Call 705-647-7191

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church services and more....

HAILEYBURY & DISTRICT BAPTIST CHURCH - 495 Rorke Ave., Haileybury.

Rev. Katherine Hawley officiating. Accessibility ramp for your convenience. Call 705-672-5855 or 705-455-2097 (cell) for more information about bible study. www. haileyburybaptist.ca.

CHARTERED PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS

ST. PAULS UNITED CHURCH 70 Wellington Street, New LiskeardSunday morning worship at 9:30am in New Liskerard with Rev. Dr. Judith Visser. Visit our facebook page at St. Pauls United Church New Liskeard.

Terry L. Elliott, CPA, CA Steven M. Acland, CPA, CA Danielle Girard, CPA, CA Louise Labonté, MBA, CPA, CA

Assante Capital Management Ltd.

Ivan Dewar RobertAssante A. Nicholls, CPA, CA, CFP Capital Management Ltd.

Erik Nicholls, CFP, B.Sc. (Fin)

Eric Nicholls CFP, B.Sc. (Fin) MemberFinancial CIPF Peace of Mind Starts at Assante Financial Planner

11 Armstrong St., New Liskeard

705-647-6838 • 1-877-850-6838

ENGLEHART BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Second St., and 7th Ave. Family 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.

WEEKLY OMPH E-BULLETIN If you would like to receive the weekly e-bulletin from Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish please e-mail omphoffice@gmail. com. Stay in touch with all the latest news and events on a weekly basis.

TOMSTOWN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Worship Service begins at 10am and Sunday School at 10:15am. Everyone welcome to attend.

Call 705-544-7795 or 705-544-1991.

Wise Advice

Come see us in our new offices at 51 Armstrong Street in the historic Wilson building in downtown New Liskeard P.O . Box 3077 New Liskeard, O N P0J 1P0

Ph. 705-680-0022

PARISH WEBSITE: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish has updated its parish website. It contains information about the Parish, the weekly bulletin and a host of other useful information and links. Check out the website at www.ourmotherofperpetualhelp.ca TEMISKAMING PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday morning service at 10:30am. Wednesday night community family night. Supper is served at 6pm followed by Nursery program, Children”s program, Youth program & Adult program. Everyone”s welcome. Bus service available. For more information call 705672-2020.

AUCTION SERVICE

Tom Shoebottom, Auctioneer Experienced

Farm Sales • Household Sales • Property Serving the Englehart, ON area Phone (cell): 519-318-7082

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 studies and prayer meetings. We offer ministries for children, Jr. and Sr. High groups and monthly fellowships. Please contact Pastor Steve Crosby at 705-5448339 or visit goodshepherdenglehart. yolasite.com HAILEYBURY & DISTRICT BAPTIST CHURCH extends a warm welcome to all. Worship Sunday at 11am. Accessibility ramp. Call the church (705) 672-5855 or Pastor Katherine Hawley (705) 6483691. www.haileyburybaptist.ca

”Let all that you do be done in love”. “But the goal of our instruction is love from a pure heart and a good conscience and a sincere faith.” Ref: 1Corinthians 16:14:1Timothy1:5 NASB, the Church of Christ. For a free Bible class, please call Judy or Mike Tinney at 705-6729241.

ST. PAULS UNITED CHURCH Last Tuesday of every month. Cafe Convo 7pm. Come for coffee, open conversation, make a little music. Centre your spirit.

OWE NOTHING TO ANYONE except to love one another for he who loves his neighbour, has fulfilled the law... Love does no harm to a neighbour, therefore love is the fulfillment of the law. Romans 13;8;10. Free bible lessons online at www.bibletalk.tv or call Mike or Judy Tinney at 705-672-9241 church of Christ.

I KNOW NOW THAT I’M GOING TO BE IN HEAVEN WHEN I DIE 1st John 5:13 These things I write onto you that you may know that you have eternal life. We’re inviting you to gospel tent meetings. Put on by the preachers of he Earlton Gospel Hall. At the 9 mile Hwy 11 north 999562. Starting June 16th nightly Sun. To Fri. Starting 7:00pm to 8:05pm.

SUNDAY SERVICE- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, New Liskeard welcomes all to Sunday morning worship at 11am. Sunday school and nursery provided. Pastor Stephen Speer Officiating. For more information please call 705-647-5026.

TEMISKAMING STRING ENSEMBLE (A COMMUNITY GROUP) - Will be starting up again on Thursday, Sept 19th. at Community of Christ Church 33 Niven St. New Liskeard. Practice every week from 10 a.m. until Noon. All string players are welcome. We especially need cello and viola players. For more information call Ruth Kaufman 705-647-7697 or Clair Shepherdson at 705-647-7200 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH invites all to come & worship Saturday morning at 453 Marcella St in Haileybury.

Officiating Pastor Ivan Uriegas. Study time is 10am and divine service at 11am.

Prayer meeting Thursday at 7pm. Everyone is Welcome.

PRO-VIE TRI-TOWN RIGHT TO LIFE ANNUAL FALL GATHERING- will be held on Monday, September 23rd at 7 pm at Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish Hall, 81 Maple St., New Liskeard. The recently released movie- Unplanned -will be shown. For further information, call 647-6390.

ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH wishes to extend an invitation to join weekly services held every Sunday. 51 Wellington St. North New Liskeard, 10:30am, Pastor George Paraskev-

opoulos officiating. Now fully accessible with an outside ramp & inside hydraulic lift elevator. For more information, call 705-647-8401 or visit our website www. presbyteriannewliskeard.ca LIFE CHAIN- A yearly event sponsored by Pro-Vie Tri-Town Right to Life since 1991 of one hour of silent, peaceful, prayer, will take place Sunday, October 6, 2019 along Whitewood Ave. and Armstrong St. Please gather at 1:45 pm at the Riverside Parking Lot in New Liskeard for instructions.

SERVICES AT ST. PAUL’S EMMANUEL COMMUNITY CHURCH (formerly Emmanuel United Church, Englehart) at 10am, every Sunday. Minister: Rev. Elaine Lush. All are welcome.

OMPH IS NOW ON FACEBOOK: Check our new facebook page at facebook.com/ OMPH.NL and stay up to date on the latest happenings in the http://www.facebook.com/OMPH.NLParish THE SALVATION ARMY INVITES YOU TO JOIN EVERY SUNDAY MORNING at 11am to gather and encourage one another to worship the Lord. All are welcome. 260 Whitewood Av. Call 705-6474115.

HILLVIEW PIONEER MEMORIAL UNITED CHURCH invites everyone to join with Rev. Dr. Judith Visser for Sunday Worship at 11am.

MASS TIMES for Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish in New Liskeard are on Sundays at 9am - 11am & St. Patrick’s Parish in Cobalt, Saturdays at 5pm.

OLD FASHIONED HYMN SING & JAM SESSION - Saturday November 16th at 7 p.m. at the Englehart Baptist Church.

Also come for the BBQ @ 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome!

THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS services begin at 10am focusing on the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ. The Chapel is located on Beautiful Lake Temiskaming at the junction of Hwy 11-B, Lakeshore and Edward Street, North of Haileybury. 705-6723895. All are welcome.

ST. JAMES, COBALT - corner of Nickel and Prospect St. Sunday 9am.

CHURCH OF ST. PAUL & ST. JOHN, HAILEYBURY - corner of Rorke and Browning St. Sunday 11am.

HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH in Englehart invites everyone to Sunday Mass at 9am.

Compliments of New Construction - Renovations Concrete - Interlocking Stone Residential - Commercial Darcy or Tony Hearn 705-647-8191

A Canadian Home Building Tradition To order a copy of the Beaver Homes & Cottages catalogue contact your local Home Hardware store.

HOME OF THE WEEK

Sandpiper Lodge

R AMSAY LAW OFFICE

Peter R. Ramsay William R. Ramsay

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Buying or selling your home get your closing costs today

www.ramsaylaw. ca

New Liskeard

18 Armstrong St. Tel (705) 647-4010 Fax (705) 647-4341

Englehart

67 Fourth Avenue Tel (705) 544-2223

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Wednesday, September 11, 2019

OK Tire & Auto Service is looking for a Part-Time/Seasonal Automotive Tire Changer • Repair and balance tires using Balancer and Tire machine • Assist mechanics and perform other duties as directed • Weight Handling Up to 100lbs • Experience an asset.

Please send resume by email to: ericoktire@eastlink.ca by fax to 705-647-4684 or in person at 64 Armstrong St. S. New Liskeard.

Em p l oy m ent Op p ortu nity – S tu d ent S u p p ort Tech nician While we appreciate all applicant submissions, only those considered to be most Employment Opportunity – Student Support Technician qualified will be contacted for an interview.

The Western Quebec School Board, Adult Education and Vocational OK Tire & Auto Service Tri-Town Car Wash The Western Quebec School Board, Adult Education and Vocational Training Services is seeking a Training Services is seeking a Student Support Technician for 17 64 Armstrong St. S, New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 705-647-6471 Student Support Technician for 17 hours a week to support learners in the Adult Education Centre located in Timiskaming FirstAdult Nations, Notre Dame du Nord. Centre hours a week to support learners in the Education located in Timiskaming First Nations, Notre Dame du Nord.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

The Student Support Technician:

• Acts as an advocate for students The Student Support Technician: • Supports students on a day to day basis • Tracks and monitors student progress • Acts as an advocate for students • Participates in team meetings with centre staff re student challenges and needs • Supports students on a day• toActsday basis as a liaison to help develop partnerships and community outreach • Organizes and delivers activities to enrich student life • Tracks and monitors student progress • Participates in carrying out the centre educational project • Carries out any other related duties in functioning of the centre • Participates in team meetings with centre staff rethestudent Please send application letter and Resume to: challenges and needs rahern@wqsb.qc.ca Ruth Ahern • Acts as a liaison to help develop partnerships and community Assistant Director General/Director of Adult Education and Vocational Training outreach Western Quebec School Board • Organizes and delivers activities to enrich student life • Participates in carrying out the centre educational project • Carries out any other related duties in the functioning of the centre

JoinStock our New Liskeard team of Transportation

SCHOOL BUS

is looking for a Part Time

School Bus Driver DRIVERS! Routes in Haileybury NO UPFRONT COSTS and Kirkland Lake

We cover the pre-employment medical fee We provide free Training

$1000 Bonus for New and Exisitng B Licenced Drivers!

To apply, please call 705-672-3341WAGE COMPETITIVE

APPLY TODAY! 1-877-233-4045 Help Wanted

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WITH 3 HOURS A DAY GUARANTEED

ST. PAULS UNITED CHURCH IN NEW LISKEARD IS SEEKING AN ORGANIST AND/OR PIANIST for their Sunday Services. For more information, please call or text: 705-648-4966 or email bamfam1335@gmail.com.

WE’RE LOOKING FOR A LICENCED TECHNICIAN

• Permanent full-time position

Rene’s Garage

56 Armstrong St., New Liskeard

Phone: 705-647-8242 Fax 705-647-8204 Email: renesgarage@hotmail.com

Please send application letter and Resume to: rahern@wqsb.qc.ca Ruth Ahern Assistant Director General/Director of Adult Education and Vocational Training Western Quebec School Board

Embroidery Technician 25 to 35 hours/week

Promotional Marketing Company seeking technician with basic computer skills and textile experience to perform garment decoration tasks such as embroidery, heat transfer and vinyl cutting.

speaker.northernontario.ca

Should be able to work in a dynamic and energetic environment, willing to learn and take on different activities during the day.

We are currently accepting applications for the following position:

1.0 SCHOOL SECRETARY, Englehart For further details and re uired uali cations please visit the Board website at www.ncdsb.on.ca.

• Candidate should have great attitude, commitment to customer service, excellent communication and organization skills, punctual and dependable.

We are an eq ual opportunity em ployer.

C andidates req uiring accom m odation in accordance with the O ntario H um an Rights C ode are asked to contact hr@ncdsb.on.ca

• Should be comfortable using a computer and learning new programs • Detail oriented

Rick Brassard C hair of the Board

• Graphic Design experience is a strong plus Please email or fax resume to Amy Perry promo@northernontario.ca F: 705-647-9669

www.ncdsb.on.ca

Tricia Stefanic Weltz Director of Education

Septem ber 4, 2019

Human Resources

JOB POSTING

Situated in the picturesq ue, vibrant lakeside com m unity of The C ity of Tem iskam ing Shores, Northern O ntario’ s prem ier printing com pany is looking for a uniq ue, m otivated individual to becom e our next

BINDERY/ SHIPPING/ DISTRIBUTION CO-ORDINATOR C om pletely bindery work in preparation for shipping to clients. Bindery work includes ( but not lim ited to) cutting, folding drilling, glueing, organiz ing routes, etc.

This is an excellent opportunity for the person who wants a full tim e career with new challenges.

The successful candidate m ust be a tea layer fle ible & willing to adj ust to unforeseen circum stances.

We’ d love to m eet you to discuss this full tim e position which offers salary and access to a grou bene t package.

SPEAKER Printing, Publishing and Promotions

Please forward your resume to: Lois Perry Temiskaming Printing 18 Wellington St. New Liskeard, Ontario P0J 1P0 or email loisperry@northernontario.ca

Se arching f or some t hing? Find i t to day in t he Clas sif ie ds

Position: Snow Plow Operator Division /Department: Miller Maintenance Lim ited Location: H aileybury, Tem agam i, Englehart, Elk Lake Reporting to: Patrol Supervisor Start Date: ASAP

The Snow Plow Operator will work together with the Patrollers to maintain the areas within their jurisdiction. This includes sanding, salting, DLA treatment, plowing and general labor duties. They are responsible for maintaining accurate documentation including fuel reports and safety reports.

Key responsibilities • O peration of spreader, plow wing, com bo unit or tow plow in a safe and ef cient anner to carry out the clearing of local roads as er the contract req uirem ents • Maintaining accurate docum entation including but not lim ited to fuel reports, safety reports and H ours of Service.

• To m aintain/ clean eq uipm ent as req uired and conduct routine m aintenance and m inor repairs as req uired.

• H ousekeeping duties within the shop, lunchroom , washroom , com m on areas and exterior of yard.

• O perate specializ ed eq uipm ent, including winter eq uipm ent, as trained and able, and as req uired • F am iliar with perform ance req uirem ents; understand route m ap and sand/ salt application rate Qualification • Mechanically inclined • AZ or DZ license with a clean drivers abstract and ability to drive m anual transm ission • Previous experience in winter works operations an asset • F lexible with work hours and long shifts • Good understanding of MTO standards and AMC C ontract Perform ance Req uirem ents reciation for a high level of ef cient and uality work • Ability to com m unicate effectively with solid writing skills • Ability to work shift work and be on call on a regular basis • Able to work in all types of weather and tem peratures • Ability to operate winter com bination units Interested applicants are requested to forward a resume to Leslie Gervais at leslie.gervais@millergroup.ca

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

GRANT

HIRING GRANT’S TRANSPORT LIMITED

AZ DRIVERS

705.647.8171 Transport et Intégrité granttr@grantstransport.com

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

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Auction

TRANSPORT Transportation with Integrity

ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, SEPT. 14th at 11:00 AM In Earlton, Haileybury & New Liskeard for Be Home Every Day After Shift! *Pension*Vacation Pay*Various Safety Bonuses *Load & Unload Rate **NEW RATES**

$3000 Signing Bonus NEW Competitive Wages

For more information call Arianna Halpin, Circulation Coordinator

Benefits Paid Entirely by Employer (Waiting Period Waived)

The Corporation of the Town of Englehart will be accepting applications for a 6-m onth unioniz ed contract position of

Public Works Equipment Operator Potential candidates req uire a m inim um Grade 12 education or eq uivalent and m ust possess a valid C lass DZ Driver’ s License. C andidates should be in good hysical condition and ust be able to work fle ible hours often with m inim al supervision. The intent of the 6-m onth contract will be to cover evening shifts during our Arena O perations but if req uired the successful candidate is e ected to erfor all duties included in the Public Works Eq uipm ent O perator j ob description.

The position is a union position and will follow the collective agreem ent currently in place for local 5014-1. The Town of Englehart reserves the right to end the contract at any tim e up to 6 m onths if the position is no longer needed.

I nterested candidates are asked to subm it a resum e on or before 4:00 pm on Septem ber 18, 2019 to the attention of Mr. Ryan V ickery, Public Works Superintendent: Town of Englehart P Bo Englehart, O N P0J 1H 0 Fa 705 5 7 7 Em ail: slacarte@englehart.ca The Town of Englehart is an eq ual opportunity em ployer com m itted to diversity within the workplace. We thank all applicants; however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

WE ARE NOW HIRING Contract Carrier JOIN OUR TEAM FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL ARIANNA AT 705-647-6791 EXT: 227 or STOP BY THE SPEAKER OFFICE ON WELLINGTON STREET IN NEEW LISKEAD

MACHINERY FOR SALE GRAVITY WAGON FOR SALE- Around 6 ton capacity. Call Amos Martin 705-5632439

Livestock & Farm Products ATTENTION FARMERS!! SPECIAL FALL SALES AT TEMISKAMING LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE- Stocker sale Friday, October 11, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. noon. Bred cow sale Friday, November 1, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. noon. For more information or to consign call 705-647-5415 or 705-544-3508.

5 HOLSTIEN SECOND CALVE COWS- AI Bred to East Gen Holstien Fires. Due to calve October 4th through to the 17th. Looking to sell. Call 705-563-8208.

BRUSSELS LIVESTOCK Fed Cattle Cows Bulls Veal Stockers 100 175 13 190 942 FED CATTLE & COWS - Tues, 10 A.M. L & A Black, Proton Station – 12 strs avg wt 1590 lbs @ 143.02; 1 blk str wt 1665 @ 145.50 Wayne Mewhinney, Paisley – 7 strs avg wt 1384 lbs @ 141.71; 3 red strs avg wt 1420 lbs @ 144.50 George Roney, Staffa – 10 hfrs avg wt 1403 lbs @ 138.10; 2 char hfr avg wt 1405 lbs @ 142.00 Greg McPherson, Teeswater – 3 hd avg wt 1473 lbs @ 142.34; 1 char hfr wt 1460 lbs @ 141.00 Cows Eugene & Paul Lafleur of Haileybury consigned one char cow that weighed 1715 lbs and sold for 102.50 Bulls Harvey Forbes Livestock of South Bruce Peninsula consigned one black bull that weighed 1060 lbs and sold for 103.00 VEAL, LAMBS SHEEP & GOATS Thurs: 10:00 A.M. STOCKERS - Fri: 10:00 A.M. Top Quality Steers: Top Quality Heifers: 400 - 500 lbs: 233.00 – 243.00 400 - 500 lbs: 180.00 – 240.00 600 - 700 lbs: 206.00 – 240.00 600 - 700 lbs: 171.00 – 182.00 900 - 1000 lbs: 178.00 – 192.75 800 – 900 lbs: 175.00 – 186.50 Enoch S Weber, Wroxeter; 32 hfrs, 14 hfr avg wt 840 lbs @ 186.50 David Allison, Riverbank NB: 50 strs; 14 char strs avg wt 1028 lbs @ 178.50 BRUSSELS LIVESTOCK New Liskeard Contact Owner/Manager – Mark Ferraro Box 59, Brussels, ON N0G 1H0 Miguel Tobler – 705-648-5877 Ph: 519-887-6461- Fax: 519-887-9449 leave message/ for local pick-up http://www.brusselslivestock.ca

ROBERTSON SALES AUCTION CENTRE 414269 BRYAN’S RD – EVANTUREL TWP (Just S. of the bridge at Englehart)

Featuring 3 estate homes plus some added consignments. COLLECTOR’S CORNER: 4 shelf barrister’s bookcase; dry sink; Larry Hillman signed M.L. jersey; dining suite – table & chairs (4), sideboard, china cabinet; oak chest of drawers with oval mirror; sideboard & china cabinet; china/display cabinet; desk; marble & brass coffee & end tables; pressback rocker; bedroom set; chairs; comics (‘90s); stamps; Coca Cola cooler; Royal Doulton figurines; plus more furniture & some collectibles; MODERN: baker’s table; 6 – pressback chairs; 2 – dining table & chairs (6) sets; 2 – 7’ book/display cabinets; sofa, loveseat, chair set (solid wood); sofa & armchair set; pine corner cabinet; 2 – sofa tables; 5 – swivel bar stools; 2 – bunk beds; qty dressers; tonneau cover for Chevy short box; folding multi ladder; bear paw showshoes; pedestal sink (new); 540 ft2 resilient plank flooring (new); giftware – Christmas items, figurines, candles, frames; some housewares; PLUS much more furniture; This is the last household auction of the season, with a large qty of good, quality furniture – don’t miss it!

Viewing: 10:00 am Food Available TERMS OF SALE: Cash, Approved Cheque with I.D., Debit, VISA or Mastercard. 10% Buyer’s Premium is applied to all items in our sales plus applicable taxes. The maximum premium is $500.00 per item. An additional 3% premium is applied to any credit card purchases over $5000.00 per item.

Driver’s license required for registration.

Fall Monthly Equipment Auction – Sat. Sept. 28th at 10:00 am For further information on our sales call (705) 544-8000 www.robertsonsales.ca R ob ertson S ales – Y ou r A u ction & S torage S p ecialists Sale Managed & Sold by:

John A. Robertson, CPPA, Auctioneer

(Member Canadian Personal Property Appraisers’ Group) MV Dealer No. 4681904

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noon on another leg of a hitch-hiking trip in the course of which he has travelled, he said, six thousand miles in six weeks, and with his immediate destination Fort William and his ultimate goal Vancouver, where the ship in which he is to sail again is undergoing repairs.

The youthful seaman was travelling in the automobile of Z.H. Hendershot, Toronto commercial traveller who had picked him up in Sudbury, and who was taking him farther north, after which the sailor confidently expected to get rides along the Trans-Canada Highway to the Head of the Lakes and so on to British Columbia. It was an almost incredible story he told the reporter during a brief chat in The Speaker office, and in the course of which he disclosed that having ships sink under him is no new experience, for five times he has been torpedoed and once dive-bombed.

continued from 2c PROBLEM FOR LATCHFORD The Latchford public school with a total enrolment at the opening of the fall term on September 5 of 95 pupils, and only two teachers, presents the only serious problem in this section of Temiskaming district, according to Inspector J. L. Runnalls, who has come to the district from North Bay to succeed Inspector R. H. Macklem, and who is gradually becoming familiar with the inspectorate. Mr. Runnalls told The Speaker that in all of the public schools, with that one exception, there are sufficient teachers and that, while in one or two cases the opening was delayed a day or two, all are now running smoothly. He has already visited several of the outlying institutions and has met a good many of the school board officials.

20 years ago Taken from The Temiskaming Speaker dated September 8, 1999 MOOSE BLAMED IN OIL SPILL INCIDENT No charges are being laid against a driver of a truck which spilled approximately 8,000 litres of oil product just south of Temagami Monday, August 30.

Police say the driver stated he had swerved to avoid a moose.

Imperial Oil says crews worked throughout the Labor Day weekend to clean up oil in a creek. Ontario Ministry of Environment senior environmental officer Frank Driscoll says a portion of the material got into a nearby creek, but the majority of the material was tied up in the soil in the area.

MELANIE ETHIER REMEMBERED BY GRADUATED CLASSMATES Melanie Ethier would have graduated from high school in June, 1999.

Instead her family and friends have only memories and questions about what happened to Melanie. She disappeared without a trace almost three years ago at the age of 15.

Melanie had been visiting friends in New Liskeard a few blocks from her house and had set out for home about 1:30 a.m. on September 29, 1996. She did not arrive home and there has been no indication of what happened to her.

The disappearance left a mark at Ecole Secondaire Sainte-Marie in New Liskeard where she had attended school.

Trees outside the school are covered in green ribbons – the colour for Child Find and missing children.

Throughout the community signs of the vigil can still be seen in trees, on windows, doors and walls where her picture hangs, on car antennas where gold ribbons

(the color chosen by Melanie) are still seen.

Her mother Celine has worked hard to keep the memory of Melanie alive. She knows that someone has the information needed to reveal what happened to Melanie, and hopes that one day they will finally speak out.

In June she attended the graduation ceremony of Melanie’s classmates. “It was hard, but I went,” she said.

All the students wore gold ribbons on their gowns. That demonstration of remembering Melanie touched her mother.

NORTHERN COLLEGE BOARD OF GOVERNORS SET TO ADDRESS DEFICIT THIS YEAR Northern College’s deficit position will continue to be addressed by the board of governors this month at its regular September 14 meeting in South Porcupine.

New board chair Kate Scott of Haileybury says Northern College is dependent on the number of students who enroll at the college campuses for this academic year.

The problem has led the board of governors to work on developing a plan to overcome the deficit. “We’re working on a recovery plan with the ministry,” commented Ms. Scott Friday, September 3.

An accounting firm is assisting with the plan and “will be giving us some recovery plan proposals.” The firm also has a consulting arm which may be used if required, outlined Ms. Scott.

The real work of beginning to develop the plan has been left until September because many people involved with the process were on holidays over the summer, she explained.

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Movie / (8:30) Airport Paid Program Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations # (8:20)  Henchmen ('18) (:55)  Truth or Dare ('18) Lucy Hale. (:40)  First Man (2018,Biography) Claire Foy, Ryan Gosling. (:05)  Happy Death Day ('17) Jessica Rothe. (:45)  Widows (2018,Crime Story) ( LEGOJurassic Miraculous CatNoir/ Magic Mighty/ Mighty Holly Hobbie Bajillionaires Wipeout  Epic (2013,Action) Voices of Josh Hutcherson, Colin Farrell. LEGOJurassic Rainbow Miraculous Add Magic Supergirl ) KTLA News (N) KTLA 5 Morning News at 7:00 a.m. (N) KTLA 5 Morning News (N) KTLA Monring News 10 (N) In Touch Ministries Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program House Smarts L.M. Traveler Q King-Queens King-Queens Friends Friends Friends  The Change-Up ('11,Comedy) Ryan Reynolds, Jason Bateman. MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals Site: Nationals Park -- Washington, D.C. Seinfeld Seinfeld Movie W Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops E Patriots All Access Phantom Gourmet Phantom Gourmet Paid Program Paid Program  The Messenger ('09,Dra) Steve Buscemi, Woody Harrelson. Met Mother Met Mother The Listener Rizzoli & Isles Y Mémoire sous enquête RPM RPM + Infopublicité Infopublicité Rire et délire  Footloose (v.f.) (1984,Musicale) Lori Singer, Kevin Bacon. (:15)  Nos étoiles contraires ('14) Shailene Woodley.

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To Tell the Truth (N) Evening News (N) Game Time Popoff Ministry Dr. Ho f Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory BattleBots Undercover Billionaire (N) Naked and Afraid XL (N) Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory h  The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014,Action) Emma Stone, Andrew Garfield.  Spider-Man (2002,Action) Willem Dafoe, Tobey Maguire.  Spider-Man 2 (2004,Action) Kirsten Dunst, Tobey Maguire. j (5:00)  Alex Cross ('12) Tyler Perry.  Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: A Game of Cat and Mouse ('') Harry Quebert Affair (N) Harry Quebert Affair (N)  Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: A Game of Cat and Mouse ('') Harry Quebert k Titans!/:15 Titans! Ninjago/:45 Ninjago Unikit/(:15) Unikit MaoMao/ MaoMao HeroGirl/:15 HeroGirl Young Justice  Shrek 2 (2004,Animated) Voices of Eddie Murphy, Mike Myers.  LEGO DC Comics Superheroes: Justice League - ... (:45) J.LeagueAct. Titans!/:15 Titans! l CityNews (N) CityNews (N) Modern Family Modern Family Celebrity Family Feud (N) Mom Mom Mom Mom CityNews (N) CityNews (N) CityLine Fail Army ; (4:00) MLB Baseball T.B./L.A. A. Jays30 N.Y. Y./ Tor. MLB's Best Plays of Month Gotta See It Jays30 N.Y. Y./ Tor. Plays of Month Sportsnet Central (N) Jays30 N.Y. Y./ Tor. MLB's Best Plays of Month Gotta See It SN Central (N) z 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days (N) 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days (N) Unexpected (N) 90 Day Fiancé (N) 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days x CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Special The Nineties The Movies c (5:00) MLS Soccer Colorado vs Toronto NASCAR Auto Racing South Point 400 Site: Las Vegas Motor Speedway -- Las Vegas, Nev. SportsCentre (N) SC With Jay and Dan (N) SportsCentre (N) v (5:30)  The Bourne Ultimatum (2007,Action) Matt Damon.  Godzilla (2014,Action) Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Elizabeth Olsen.  National Treasure (2004,Adventure) Diane Kruger, Nicolas Cage. b (:05) Bar Rescue (:05) Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue (N) The Comedy Central Roast (N) Bar Rescue Bar Rescue m Good Bones Good Bones House Huntrs (N) House Hunter (N) Good Bones (N) Hidden Poten (N) Hidden Potential Fixer Upper Good Bones Hidden Potential , (4:00) LNF Football N.O./L.A. Sports 30 (N) Sports 30 Blitz /(:15) LNF Football Eagles de Philadelphie c. Falcons d'Atlanta Site: Mercedes-Benz Stadium -- Atlanta, Georgie Sports 30 (N) Hockey Match préparatoire -- Montréal, Québec . (5:30)  He's Just Not That Into You ('09) Ginnifer Goodwin.

The Real Housewives of Potomac  Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011,Comedy/Drama) Ryan Gosling, Steve Carell.  He's Just Not That Into You ('09) Jennifer Connelly, Ginnifer Goodwin. / Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legendary Locations Legend Location # Sharkwater Extinction Anthropocene: The Human Epoch The Affair (N) Becoming God Florida (N) Coup.Therapy (N)  Ava (2017,Drama) Parnian Akhtari, Vahid Aghapoor. (:15)  Lemonade ( Top Chef Junior  Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011,Animated) Angelina Jolie, Jack Black.

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The Next Step The Next Step Degrassi: Next ) The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Two and a Half Two and a Half KTLA 5 News at 5:00 p.m. (N) News (N) KTLA 5 News (N) KTLA 5 News at 7:00 p.m. (N) Warigami (P) (N) KTLA 5 News (N) Q (5:30)  Man of Steel (2013,Action) Amy Adams, Henry Cavill.

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Wednesday, September 11, 2019

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TEMISKAMING AREA ROLLER GIRLS, practices 7-9pm. 705-676-6163.

TEMISKAMING COMMUNITY CONCERT BAND has started up under Gail Menard. Interested people are welcome to join at the TDSS Music Room Wednesday evenings from 7-9pm.

Participants must have experience on a wind instrument or percussion, and must own their own instrument. Contact Gail Menard at menard@personainternet.com or at (705) 676-5790.

HEART OF THE NORTH DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB downstairs at the Community Hall New Liskeard (Entrance left door at the back). 1:00 pm on Mondays. No partner needed. Call 705-647-7981.

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets on Wednesday evening St. Paul’s United Church, New Liskeard. Weigh in begins at 6 PM. For more information contact Bonnie Quehe @ 705-6471609.

M.S. SUPPORT GROUP meeting @ New Liskeard Arena lobby, 2nd Monday of every month from 1-3 pm Call Dan Allaire 705-563-2796

ENGLEHART SENIOR’S CLUB meets every Wednesday at 12 Noon at the Good Shepherd Church with a Pot Luck Lunch followed by various activities. For more informantion contact Dot @ 705-544-2784.

TEMISKAMING COMMUNITY CHOIR At Community Hall 7-9pm. Call 705-647-1703

THE CHARLTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Regular monthly meetings are the 2nd Monday of every month Info contact Lori 705-648-1229.

THE ENGLEHART HOSPITAL AUXILIARY. Regular monthly meetings are the 2nd Monday of every month at 1:00 PM in the Englehart Medical Clinic in the downstairs boardroom. Call Wendy Venne 705-544-2058 for more info.

NEW LISKEARD LIONS meet at 6:30pm in Lions Den (below Community Hall in New Liskeard).

New members always welcome. Your help is needed and much appreciated. Talk to any Lions member or call Eric Campsall 705-648-3481 TEMISKAMING LIONESS LIONS CLUB. “WE SERVE” New members are always welcome. Come join this group of ladies at the Lions Den (below the Community Hall in NL) the 3rd Monday of every month (except July & August) at 7 pm. For more info contact any Lioness or 1-705-6474921 or 1-705-676-6777. http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/tsllc/ NEW LISKEARD LIONS meet at 6:30pm in Lions Den (below Community Hall in New Liskeard).

New members always welcome. Your help is needed and much appreciated. Talk to any Lions member or call 705-648-1680 or 705-647-3696.

TEMISKAMING HOSPITAL AUXILIARY regular meeting 4th Monday of every month at 2 pm in the boardroom at the hospital. Everyone Welcome!

TUESDAYS Second Tuesday of the month La Leche League breastfeeding support meetings. Held in the cafeteria at 6:30pm, 20 May St. New Liskeard.

Bid euchre EVERY TUESDAY evening at 7pm. Hudson Twp. Hall, in the Seniors room. Everyone Welcome! for more information please call 705-647-9670 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meet at 8pm at the Englehart United Church (next to the post office).

THE TEMISKAMING PALETTE & BRUSH CLUB Painting sessions are from 1:00 - 4:00. Club room is in the Haileybury Arena at 400 Ferguson Street. Jeannine at 705-672-1028 COFFEE HOUSE MUSICAL JAM - 7:00PM - 10:00PM 2nd Tuesday of every month - St Paul’s United Church Auditorium - 70 Wellington St. New Liskeard. All musicians welcome, young and old of all abilities, all music - country, rock, gospel, jazz - Family, friends & anyone who appreciates the fellowship of music makers and their sound! For info contact Brian Matheson at 705-647-5671 or email coffeehouse2tues@outlook.com FIBROMYALGIA SUPPORT GROUP meet every 2nd Tuesday of each month at Our Mother of Perpetual Help Church from 1pm-3pm. Contact Christine at 705-628-2019 for more info AUSTISM SUPPORT GROUP taking place at College Boreal in New Liskeard EVERY 4TH TUESDAY of the month from 6-8pm. Organized by Autism Ontario.

TEMISKAMING HOSPITAL’S OPEN BOARD MEETINGS ARE THE 4TH TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH (EXCEPT JUL/AUG/DEC) AT 1730 HOURS IN THE HOSPITAL BOARDROOM. INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO ATTEND MUST GIVE NOTICE TO THE BOARD LIAISON AT 705-647-1088 EXT. 2220 BY 1530 HOURS THE FRIDAY PRIOR.

WEDNESDAYS

TEMISKAMING AREA ROLLER GIRLS, Practices 7-9pm. 705-676-6163.

Women of all ages from Kerns and Hudson Townships are invited to the MILBERTA COMMUNITY WOMEN meetings every 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. Programs include guest speakers and fun activities. Call Audrey for more information at 705-647-6205 GOLDEN AGE CLUB #566.

22 Argentite, Cobalt, holds a Luncheon every 2nd Wednesday at 12pm followed by a Membership Meeting.

Englehart & District agricultural Society meeting. Being held the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7pm at the ONR building in Englehart.

GOLDEN AGE CLUB: General membership meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month @ the Golden Age Hall, 22 Argentite St. Cobalt. 1 – 2 pm. Annual membership is available at a cost of $15. For further information, call 705-679-5525 & leave a message.

ENGLEHART AREA ARTISTS hold their monthly meetings on 4th Wednesday of the month, 7:pm, at Rebekah Hall, 48 Fourth Ave., Englehart ON . Check out club site to view our active members and their accomplishments and what we have in store for this year. Here is the link.....https://englehartareaartists.weebly.com We have many activities and events planned for the year. Come join us, take part and have fun too. Call 705-544-7722 or 705-544-2653.

THURSDAYS

HEART OF THE NORTH DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB downstairs at the Community Hall New Liskeard (Entrance left door at the back). 7:00 pm on Thursdays. Call 705-647-7981. Newcomers welcome.

TDAND (Temiskaming District All Nations Discipleship) A different approach to traditional Canadian society church. The Bible is our guide on all matters. Our purpose is to make disciples of Jesus Christ, not converts because of nationality, family up-bringing, works of the flesh or decision cards. If you are looking for the reality of Jesus Christ in your life, you are welcome to come and join us. We welcome all ethnic groups of people. Currently meeting every second Thursday evening. For information email: tdand.rk@gmail.com or call 705-6766909 for more information. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets on Thursday morning New Liskeard Legion Hall, New Liskeard. 9:45 am. For more information contact Marianne Sowinski 705-622-0781.

Thornloe Recreation Euchre Card Night Begins February 7th, 2019. Runs THURSDAYS every 2 weeks till June. Located at the Thornloe Hall $2 entry fee & potluck.

GETBOWLING EVERY 2ND AND 4TH THURSDAY OF THE MONTH! This program is $3.00 (including shoes) and starts at 1:30pm at Tri-Town Bowling Lanes, 331 Main St. Haileybury.’

This will be in effect for 1 year, until the end of March 2020.

FRIDAYS

EVERY 2ND & 4TH FRIDAY OF THE MONTH AT THE NEW LISKEARD LEGION HALL, MUSICAL JAM STARTS SEPT. 27TH from 7pm – 9:30pm always some 15 players to entertain you come Sing and Play, Plug into our system come to listen or dance to country music. The whole evening for only $3.00 each.

REGULAR EUCHRE EVERY FRIDAY EVENING at 7pm. Hudson Twp. Hall, in the Seniors room.

Everyone Welcome! for more information please call 705-647-9670

EVERY WEDNESDAY MUSICAL JAM AT GRAND BOULEVARD RESTAURANT IN EARLTON from 7pm – 10pm always some 15 players to entertain you come Play, Plugged - in our system - listen or dance. The whole evening for only $3.00 each.

The Englehart & District Horticultural Society holds its General Meeting the 3RD WEDNESDAY EACH MONTH (EXCEPT DECEMBER). Come and enjoy our excellent speakers on horticultural topics. All are welcome. The meetings start at 7 pm at St. Paul’s Emmanuel Community Church at the corner of 3rd & 5th St. Englehart.

ENGLEHART COMMUNITY CHOIR REHEARSALS will begin SEPTEMBER 19TH AT 7:30 PM at the St. Paul’s Emmanuel Community Church. Registration will begin at 7:00 pm.

PIPE BAND Br 54 Legion, 7pm. 705-672-5669.

SATURDAYS

ALL COMMUNITY LADIES welcome to JOIN LADIES MINISTRY FUN BREAKFAST @ 9:00am. Every 2nd Saturday of the month. The Salvation Army, 260 Whitewood 705-647-4115. or 705-647-5718.

KIRKLAND LAKE ARTS CLUB meetings at 1pm at the Kirkland Lake Museum of Northern History, 2 Chateau Dr. 4th Saturday of the month - Each monthly meeting we have a different activity for members to enjoy. Call the museum for more info at 705-568-8800. New members are always welcome!

OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP PARISH COMING EVENTS September 2019

AS PART OF 2019 CULTURE DAYS, THE LITTLE CLAYBELT HOMESTEADERS MUSEUM, beside the “Cow” in New Liskeard, will be holding an indoor yard sale at the museum on Saturday, September 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please drop by and support your local museum.

UPCOMING OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE MEETING: The opening meeting for the OMPH Catholic Women’s League will take place Wednesday, September 11th at 7:30 P.M. in the Parish hall. All members are invited to start the year off by participating in this meeting. New members are always welcome to attend.

TEMISKAMING ANGLER & HUNTER ASSOCIATION (TAHA) Meetings held in Room 105 - TOSS at 7 p.m. on MONDAY October 7, 2019, November 4, 2019, December 2, 2019, January 6, 2020. February 3, 2020, March 2, 2020, April 6, 2020, May 4, 2020, & June 1, 2020.

TIME FOR YOU AND ME: Is a group open to everyone wanting to make a difference helping others in our Church, our community and our world! Join us for tea, coffee and dessert from 1:30 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. on Wednesday, September 18th. Be sure to bring a friend and your ideas!

Temiskaming Native Woman’s Support Group is hosting our upcoming FALL TRAINING FOR INDIGENOUS WOMEN and really appreciates your support in reaching out to our women across Northeastern Ontario so that they might join this fantastic group training here in Kirkland Lake. I thank you for your time and should there be any difficulty or issues, please feel free to contact me at 705-567-1133.

THE BUNKER MILITARY MUSEUM IS CURRENTLY SEEKING INDIVIDUALS PASSIONATE ABOUT HISTORY AND ITS PRESERVATION. The Bunker welcomes all parties with interest in volunteer efforts. Curious of what opportunities we have to offer? Want to be apart of a devoted & animated group? Call today at: 705-679-5191 or pop in at 24 Prospect Ave., Cobalt, ON. ATTENTION KNITTERS: If you would like to knit for children in the third world, we could use your help. Join us on TUESDAYS AT 1:30PM at the Community of Christ Church on Niven St., New Liskeard. Just bring knitting needles size 4 or 41/2mm. Yarn and needles are available. All are welcome! For more information, call D. Caldwell at 705-647-6056.

HOLY HOUR FOR VOCATIONS: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish will be hosting its monthly Holy Hour for vocations to the priesthood and religious life on Wednesday, September 18th at 7:00 P.M. in the Church.

This is one small way that we can help encourage and foster vocations within the Church. All are welcome! For further information call the office at 705-647-5035.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC. . . KNOW OF SOMEONE WHO IS? Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish will be hosting an information evening on Thursday, September 19th at 7:00 P.M. in our Parish for anyone who is interested in joining the Catholic Faith. R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is a process for those who have never been baptized or who have been baptized in another Church and wish to become Catholic and for those Catholics who wish to deepen their faith. There is no obligation or strings attached with attending this info meeting. For further information or to register, please call Paulette at 705-647-5116.

FIRST RECONCILIATION & FIRST COMMUNION PARENT MEETING: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish & St. Patrick’s Parish will be hosting, on Thursday, September 26th at 7:00 P.M., a meeting for all parents who wish their child to receive the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Communion this coming year. Students in grade

three and up are invited to receive First Reconciliation & First Communion this year. The meeting will take place in the Parish Hall. This will be the only parent meeting. Books will be given out at the meeting and cost $15.00. For further information, please contact Paulette at 705-6475116.

DAY OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish will be hosting a day of Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on Friday, September 27th from 12:00 P.M. until 4:00 P.M. in the Church. All are welcome to come and spend some quiet time with the Lord in prayer. For further info, contact the office at 705647-5035.

EUCHRE & DESSERT PARTY: Our Mother of Perpetual Help will be hosting a euchre and dessert party on Saturday, September 28th at 7:30 P.M. There is no admission charge but participants are asked to bring a plate of your favourite dessert to share. Everyone is invited to join us for an evening of cards and fun!

MASS TIMES: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish in New Liskeard, on Sundays at 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. and St. Patrick’s Parish in Cobalt, Saturdays at 5:00 P.M..

OMPH IS NOW ON FACEBOOK: Check our new facebook page at facebook.com/OMPH.NL and stay up to date on the latest happenings in the http://www.facebook. com/OMPH.NLParish.

WEEKLY OMPH E-BULLETIN: If you would like to receive the weekly e-bulletin from Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish, please email omphoffice@gmail.com. Stay in touch with all the latest news and events on a weekly basis.

PARISH WEBSITE: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish has updated its parish website. It contains information about the Parish, the weekly bulletin and a host of other useful information and links. Check out the website at www. ourmotherofperpetualhelp.ca.