The Kawartha Promoter - July 29, 2022 - Volume 32 Issue 15 by Max Miller

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OVER THE BACK FENCE

Another long weekend is here, and I’m sufficiently recovered from my episode with COVID so I can spend time with family and friends! Maybe a little fishing is on the agenda ... On a much more serious note, on Monday of this week, Pope Francis issued a historic apology to Indigenous Peoples for the Roman Catholic Church’s role in residential schools. His remarks, which included words like “humbled” and “ashamed”, have given me some hope that this will be at least the beginning of longawaited plans for reconciliation with the Indigenous people. Not only the thousands who survived the abuse, but also the culture as a whole. It’s no longer acceptable to sweep this under the rug of Canadian history ... we must learn to listen to the truth and

make amends. It is way past time for leaders in both the church and governments to do what’s right in reconciliation for the treatment of Indigenous Peoples. While we can’t take away the pain of the past, we can ensure that the future is better. There is so much we can discover by sharing our cultures, without putting one above the other. There is a curiosity about Indigenous spirituality and culture that transcends the egregious behaviour of past generations. We need to provide opportunities for our young people to learn from other cultures, not be afraid of them. I am hopeful that the words of Pope Francis, and others, will be recognized for what they are ... a starting point. This is by no means the end of the discussion and what comes next from the Catholic Church, and our governments, will be even more important. In the meantime, my friends, stay well. Enjoy your long weekend and remember, be kind! editor@thepromoter.ca

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City Hall CKL COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS

The following are highlights of the Regular Council Meeting on July 19, 2022. The meeting can be viewed on the City’s YouTube channel. Planning Advisory Committee Meeting The Minutes of the July 6, 2022 Planning Advisory Committee Meeting were received and the recommendations were adopted. The PAC recommendations will see up to 3,139 new units of housing reaching the next stages of their respective levels of approval in the following developments: • Up to 1884 units in Tribute North (considered and referred back to staff at second Public Meeting) • Up to 1035 units in Tribute South (considered and referred back to staff at initial Public Meeting) • 98 Units in Morningside Phase 2 (Subdivision Agreement approval to permit construction activities) • 122 Units in Sugarwood Phase 2 (Subdivision Agreement approval to permit construction activities) Challenges Confronting Kawartha Lakes Housing Corporation (KLH) The KLH Board requests that Council direct Housing Services staff to, in collaboration with KLH staff, explore new approaches and recommend specific strategies to address the complex challenges confronting KLH and other community housing providers. The requested scope of the review should consider the following: • Adjusting or redefining the services and supports provided by KLH; • Revising goals, commitments, obligations, expectations, funding formulae, etc.; • Developing and implementing a plan to advocate to the upper levels of government and other sectors to collaborate and effect system-level change. A further motion that City staff be directed to collaborate with KLH staff to explore new approaches and strategies to address the challenges as requested by KLH. The motion was passed and the collaboration will move forward with City staff directed to report back to Council with recommendations as part of the 2023 budget process. Old Mill Heritage Conservation District Study Study results from a two-year review of the area known as Old Mill – Pumpkin Hollow have come

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forward to Council recommending a plan to move forward. The primary significance of the area is that it is the original settlement site of Lindsay (Purdy’s Mills) and also contains a large number of historic residential properties. Public consultation is largely in support of the designation, as heard through a series of public meetings and participation on Jump In, Kawartha Lakes. Council adopted the recommendation to develop a heritage conservation district plan to guide future development in the area. It will take approximately 12 months to complete with more public consultation to be included. 2022 Municipal Election - Compliance Audit Committee Council authorized the City Clerk to advertise to fill the positions on the Compliance Audit Committee for the 2022 Municipal Election. Under the Municipal Election Act (MEA), “an elector who is entitled to vote in an election and believes on reasonable grounds that a candidate has contravened a provision of this Act relating to election campaign finances may apply for a compliance audit of the candidate’s election campaign finances”. The City Clerk along with the Director of Corporate Services will interview candidates and report back to Council on the recommended membership for the Compliance Audit Committee. A by-law will be brought forward prior to October 1, 2022 to appoint the members of the Compliance Audit Committee and to adopt the Terms of Reference for the Compliance Audit Committee for the 2022 and 2026 calendar years. If you are interested in serving on the Compliance Audit Committee, submit an application and your resume to the Office of the City Clerk by 4pm on August 5, 2022. If you would like to receive a hardcopy of this application and the terms of references, please contact election@kawarthalakes.ca or 705-324-9411 extension 1888, or the City’s website under the Careers and Volunteering and Boards and Committees pages. For more information, please contact Cathie Ritchie, City Clerk at election@kawarthalakes.ca, 705324-9411 extension 1295. Development Concierge Program Council adopted a Development Concierge Program that will provide business owners, developers and investors with a formal service to help facilitate the development application process through a single and consistent point of contact throughout the project’s lifecycle. This program will focus on larger and complex employment and industrial and will assist businesses with navigating the development aspects of their project. It will connect them with a range of services offered by Economic Development including sector specific business programming and support, funding opportunities and connections to the wider business network and community in Kawartha Lakes. Release of the Fenelon Falls C.H.E.S.T Funds The Kawartha Works Community Co-operative (KWCC) have been approved for funding in the amount of $7,500 from the Fenelon Falls Legacy

C.H.E.S.T Funds. KWCC’s purpose is to improve the social infrastructure in Kawartha Lakes by enabling the creation, development and management of notfor-profit initiatives with artistic, cultural, recreational, health, environmental, economic and social improvement aims. The funds will be used to install three wayfinding signs for the Grove Theatre. Curbside Leaf and Yard Collection After a successful pilot program, staff recommended that curbside leaf and yard collection at high density multi-residential locations and trailer parks will take place each year along with regular leaf and yard collection events beginning in 2023. Overall there were no major operational or timing issues while collecting leaf and yard waste from the new locations during the pilot program. Adding these locations to City-wide leaf and yard collection events will help to divert waste from landfills while only adding approximately $9,000 to the annual budget. Fourth Route for Lindsay Transit Service Council adopted a staff report recommending to add a fourth route to the Lindsay Transit service to service the community in the northwest portion of Lindsay. The route will be finalized with public input to come over the summer months. Watch for opportunities on the transit buses as well as on Jump In, Kawartha Lakes. Modifications will also be made to enhance service on the other three existing routes. Fenelon Falls Cemetery Board Through Council’s direction in 2018 to consolidate terms of reference for Committees and Boards, it was recommended that the Fenelon Falls Cemetery Board (FFCB) consolidate with the Kawartha Lakes Cemetery Committee (KLCC). This Committee oversees a number of cemeteries across the municipality. The consolidation was paused until January 1, 2023. At that time, the administration, management and operations of the Fenelon Falls Cemetery were set to be consolidated into KLCC. A motion was adopted to have the Fenelon Falls Cemetery Board remain intact through the end of 2023 for an orderly transition. Juniper Street property in Fenelon Falls Two deputations were made by the public concerning the Juniper Street property that had been declared surplus by the City in 2014. The property has been in negotiations for sale to the Fenelon Community Housing Initiative for social housing but the sale did not proceed. After studies determined that servicing capacity is not sufficient to accommodate the proposed development on the property and that re-zoning for residential use would not be permitted, staff recommended that the surplus declaration be revoked. A further motion was adopted that the staff

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Branch 77 Lakefield (705) 652-7988 • Friday, August 5 & Saturday, August 6 – Homecoming Weekend – • Friday night Bob Taylor Band from 6 to 10pm –

• Saturday from 12:30 to 4:30pm Harley Payne and General Delivery. BBQ both days with burgers, fries and sausages. All are welcome

Branch 238 Fenelon Falls (705) 887-3041 • Saturday, July 30 – Dance featuring The Black Fly Band – Doors open at 7pm – Dance at 8pm. Tickets $20 available at the Branch • Every Thursday, Friday & Saturday during July & August, BBQ on the patio from 11:30am to 1:30pm

• 90th Anniversary Celebrations – Saturday, July 23 from 4pm to 8pm – Salad Supper, live music by North Country Express. Free for members and guests. Reserve at 705-887-3041 before July 15 • Hall rental available – Contact Branch for details

Branch 239 Bobcaygeon (705) 738-2710 Wednesday - Drop in darts - 6:30 pm. Cost is $5 per person 7p.m. $5 per person per week Thursday - Drop in shuffleboard Branch 441 Kinmount (705) 488-3462 • Fridays - Bingo - $500 Progressive jackpot; $300 must go each week

• Saturdays - Meat Draw Weekly at 5pm

Branch 497 Omemee (705) 799-5095 • Tuesdays - Drop in Darts – 7:30pm • Thursdays - Drop-in Shuffleboard – 6:30pm

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Branch 519 Coboconk (705) 454-8127 • Friday July 29 - Lunch 11:30am • Tuesdays – Euchre – 1pm to 1pm - Pork Loin or Liver 1st Wednesday of the month – & Onions $13 - Followed by Big Buck Bid Euchre – 11am Country Music Jam from 1pm to • Saturdays – Music & Meat 4pm - Open Mic & Local Talent - Roll – Music starts 2pm, Meat Food Bank donations would be roll at 3pm appreciated.

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report be received and the property remain designated as Open Space and owned by the City. The property is no longer available for sale. Any further change of use or surplus declaration would be the business of future Council. A staff report will come back by March 31, 2023 on the best use of the property. Fair Avenue in Lindsay Council adopted that staff take the necessary steps to make Fair Avenue from Adelaide to Albert a oneway street. The work will take place by September 30, 2022. The next Council meeting will be held August 23 at 1pm. Public attendance in Council Chambers is available by appointment through the Clerk’s Office. Meetings are livestreamed on the City’s YouTube Channel.

GET READY TO VOTE

The Kawartha Lakes City Council and School Board Trustee elections are fast approaching and staff are busy putting in place supports for residents to have a smooth voting experience. All eligible voters have a role to play in ensuring a quick and easy voting process and there are a number of resources available. The first step to a strong voter turnout is to have the most up-to-date and accurate Voters’ List. Residents can confirm whether they are on the list to vote and that their information is accurate by visiting www. VoterLookup.ca. Those on the list will receive a Voting PIN Letter in September. When verifying if you are on the Voters’ List at www. VoterLookup.ca, please select Kawartha Lakes as your municipality. The system may not recognize your mailing address community name. The municipality is also hosting three Voter Information Sessions throughout August and

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September. The first will be available in-person or virtually using Zoom and the remaining two are inperson only: In-person and virtual: August 29 from 4 to 6pm in Council Chambers, City Hall at 26 Francis Street, Lindsay In-person only: August 31 from 1 to 3pm at the Coboconk Community Centre at 9 Grandy Road, Coboconk; September 14 from 6 to 8pm at Coronation Hall at 1 King Street West, Omemee To register to attend one of these sessions, please call 705-324-9411 extension 1888 or email election@ kawarthalakes.ca. The Voter Information Sessions will cover the following topics: • Why vote in a Municipal Election? • How to vote using the internet or telephone • Voting assistance locations • How to check if you are on the Voters’ List and adding electors online or in-person • What you can do as a voter for a candidate’s campaign • Election signs rules and regulations for electors • How to figure out what ward you live in • Third party advertising For more information on the elections, please visit www.kawarthalakes.ca/election.

ELECTION COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE NEEDS YOU!

The City of Kawartha Lakes is looking for experienced professionals for appointment to the Municipal Elections Compliance Audit Committee for the 2022 Municipal Election. The City of Kawartha Lakes Compliance Audit Committee has full authority under the Municipal Elections Act, 1996, as amended, to address applications requesting an audit of election campaign finances. This Compliance Audit Committee would be responsible for the following: • Review applications and grant or reject audit requests; • Where an audit is granted, to appoint an auditor and review the audit report; and • Where indicated, decide whether legal proceedings shall be commenced. The Compliance Audit Committee will consist of three to five members selected by the City Clerk and the Director of Corporate Services, as approved by Council. Committee members must have the ability to understand and apply the election campaign finance provisions of the Municipal Elections Act, 1996 and should be considered impartial with respect to their ability to fulfill their responsibilities. Successful applicants will be paid $100 per meeting as required. Applicants for the Municipal Election Compliance Audit Committee should: • Have an understanding of municipal campaign finance provisions; • Have experience as a member of a municipal committee, board, or quasi-judicial body; • Have flexibility to attend day and evening

meetings, as required; and Have a background in accounting, auditing, law, election administration or public administration. Applicants cannot be candidates or agents in the 2022 municipal election, members of Council or local boards of the City, any persons who are registered third party advertisers in the 2022 municipal election, or employees of the City. If you are interested in serving on the Compliance Audit Committee, submit an application and your resume to the Office of the City Clerk by 4pm on August 5, 2022. If you would like to receive a hardcopy of this application and the terms of references, please contact election@kawarthalakes.ca or 705-324-9411 extension 1888, or the City’s website under the Careers and Volunteering and Boards and Committees pages. For more information, please contact Cathie Ritchie, City of Kawartha Lakes City Clerk at election@ kawarthalakes.ca, 705-324-9411 extension 1295. •

LONG WEEKEND IN CKL

For the Civic Holiday weekend, the following hours of operation will apply. Municipal Administration All municipal administrative buildings will be closed on Monday, August 1 for the statutory holiday. Waste and Recycling Waste and recycling collection will move forward one day next week: • Regular Monday collection will take place on Tuesday • Regular Tuesday collection will take place on Wednesday

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Regular Wednesday collection will take place on Thursday • Regular Thursday collection will take place on Friday Landfills The Lindsay Ops Landfill will be closed Monday August 1. All other landfill sites will be open the following hours: • Eldon: 11am – 5pm • Fenelon: 9am – 5pm • Laxton: 11am – 5pm • Somerville: 11am – 5pm Public Library All library branches will be closed on Monday, August 1, regular hours of will resume on Tuesday, August 2. Lindsay Transit No transit service on Monday, August 1. Parks and Recreation The Lindsay Recreation Complex and Forbert Memorial Pool will be closed on Monday, August 1. Therefore, no fitness or aquatics programs will be running and the Weight Room will be closed as well. The Lindsay Recreation Complex and Forbert

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Memorial Pool and Workout Centre will be open for regular hours the rest of weekend and will re-open Tuesday, August 2 for regular hours of operation. The Parks and Recreation administration office will be closed on Monday, August 1 along with Kawartha Lakes Summer Day Camps. Both 50 Wolfe Street and Summer Day Camps will re-open Tuesday, August 2 for regular hours of operation. Fenelon Falls Community Centre will be closed on Monday, August 1. Fenelon Falls Community Centre will be open for scheduled hours the rest of the weekend and will re-open Tuesday, August 2 for regular hours of operation. Fireworks Safety In order to keep everyone safe and minimize the risk of fire and burn injuries this Civic Holiday long weekend, Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue Service is urging residents to attend fireworks displays hosted by community groups. If you still choose to do family fireworks on your property or have an informal neighbourhood display, fireworks may only be used on the day before, the day of, and the day after the holiday. If you notice someone having an out of control fire or unsafely setting off fireworks and would like to report it right away, please call 911. For all other non-emergency fire related complaints, please call Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue Service at 705-324-5731 and follow the prompts.

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committed to ensuring that all residents and visitors stay safe from the effects of extreme heat. Visit www. kawarthalakes.ca/extremeheat for tips on how to stay cool and safe. Know where to go For those who may not have air conditioning and are looking for a place to cool off, the municipality offers the following to help you beat the heat: • Public Swimming at the Lindsay Recreation Complex and the Forbert Pool (Bobcaygeon) • Splash pads are located at Tommy Anderson Park (Bobcaygeon), Elgin Park (Lindsay), Logie Park (Lindsay), and Garnet Graham Park (Fenelon Falls). They are open seven days a week from 10am to 8pm. The Boys and Girls Club of Kawartha Lakes also has a splash pad on Lindsay Street South (Lindsay) which is open to the public on Saturdays, Sundays, and statutory holidays from 10am to 5pm. • Public Skating at the Lindsay Recreation Complex • All Public Library branches have air conditioning A list of all public beaches is available on the Kawartha Lakes website. Don’t forget to check the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit’s local beaches page to ensure the beach is safe for swimming prior to jumping in! Support local and beat the heat Downtowns across the municipality will be hosting events throughout the month and they’re never far from the water or a place to cool down! View the events calendar on our website to learn more.

The 40th Annual Fenelon Falls Show & Flea Market takes place on July 30 and 31 at the Fenelon Fairgrounds. A community fundraiser for The Fenelon Falls & District Lions Club, the event features street machines, antiques, replicars, heavy trucks, motorcyles and much more. Show hours are Saturday from 10am to 5pm and Sunday from 10am to 4pm. General admission is $8 for an adult weekend pass, while children under the age of 12 are admitted free. Awards will be given out on Sunday at 3:30pm, including the coveted People’s Choice Award. For more information, visit www.fenelonshow.ca.

STAY COOL

Recent extreme temperatures are expected to persist into late July and August. This kind of weather can pose severe health risks. The municipality is

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FALL FAIR DISASTER by Sarah Quick

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You can also subscribe to our events calendar to stay up-to-date on everything that’s happening throughout the municipality. Heat alerts: Stay informed During the warmer months, Environment Canada will caution certain areas about extreme heat through heat alerts. Heat warnings will always be shared 1218 hours in advance of the heat event. Visit www. kawarthalakes.ca/extremeheat or subscribe to our newsroom to stay informed. For more information about staying safe this summer, visit www.kawarthalakes.ca/extremeheat.

IT’S A DISASTER!

The talented troupe at Globus Theatre in Bobcaygeon present The Great 44th Fowler’s Falls Fall Fair Disaster from August 3 to 13 at the Lakeview Arts Barn. Written by Sarah Quick, this sounds like a funny romp. Here’s the premise: The fall fair is an annual highlight for the residents of tiny Fowler’s Falls and it is abound with traditions. But an influx of new residents in town threatens to throw things into disarray. The talent show is thrust into turmoil, the Harvest Queen pageant is a fashion disaster, the homecraft committee suspect sabotage and the rooster crowing competition crown holder looks to be the victim of fowl play. Stakes are high, the competition is fierce and it looks like someone would kill to be the winner. Will this 44th anniversary event be the town’s downfall or will fairness prevail? Enjoy dinner and the show for $85 per person (plus HST and service fee). You can find out more at ww.lakeviewartsbarn.com.

COMMUNITY GARDEN FARM STAND

Submitted by Aidan Warlow

Beginning Tuesday, July 26, United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes will be offering fresh produce from Edwin Binney’s Community Garden. Every

Tuesday between 10am and 3pm -- or as long as our stock last -- interested shoppers can visit our 50 Mary Street location in Lindsay to choose from a selection of freshly harvested veggies, fruits, and herbs. Since the garden’s inception, we have donated nearly 35,000lbs, the overwhelming majority of our harvest, to local organizations and food banks to help combat food insecurity in our region. As we continue to expand and develop this initiative, fundraising for new pilot projects and additions will be imperative. The new Farm Stand represents one such opportunity for our organization, with all proceeds earned being put back into the ongoing development and maintenance

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of our community farm. The Farm Stand will offer a variable pricing model allowing shoppers to pay below market, at market, or above market values depending on their budget. With rising rates of inflation affecting the majority of Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton residents, it is important that we offer affordable solutions that also help our projects grow to serve greater numbers of people in our community. United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes remains committed to alleviating the stress and hardship caused by food insecurity, now more than ever. For the time being, the Farm Stand will only be able to accept cash payment, and we are always excited to receive extra donations at the point of purchase. Our weekly offerings will be posted on our social media channels in advance of each week’s Tuesday market so be sure to check in regularly with our Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter pages to stay informed.

NEW GARDEN AND FOUNTAIN

Submitted by Miriam Newton

We are looking for your help to build The Land Between Garden, a stunning project featuring a fountain as well as eight gardens and pathways, in Ward Memorial Park, Norland. The Land Between was created thousands of years ago when the Granite of the Canadian Shield met the Limestone formed at the brink of the glacial retreat. As a unique geographic region, it’s well known for its rare

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flora and fauna. The Land Between Garden is 40 feet in diameter and the featured fountain in the centre is 20 feet. The two stones in the centre represent the convergence of the granite and limestone. It offers a peaceful place to meet, to rest, to enjoy a variety of plants and flowers as well as discover the ancient power of eight. Your involvement, by the purchase of a stone, breathes life into this project, supported by the City of Kawartha Lakes. When you buy a Garden Stone you are helping to build The Land Between Garden, designed to bring a sense of beauty, caring and a focal point to our community. You can purchase a large stone for $500, a medium stone for $100 or a regular stone for $25. Your name is listed and celebrated on each stone. Our committee of eight local volunteers is determined to make The Land Between Garden a place of harmony in our small but strong community. We invite you to be a part of this endeavour and share in its’ creation. You can find out more information at www. coboconknorland.ca.

MOBILE VAXX IN KIRKFIELD

The City of Kawartha Lakes will be hosting the GO-VAXX Bus Clinic at the Kirkfield Fire Hall on Saturday August 6 from 11am to 5pm. The clinic will be offering the following vaccines: The Pfizer COVID19 vaccine for first, second and booster doses for adult and youth ages 12 and up; the pediatric Pfizer COVID19 vaccine for children aged five to 11 If you would like to get vaccinated at a GOVAXX bus or mobile indoor clinic, remember to: • Bring your health card — if you do not have a health card or if it’s expired, bring another form of government-issued photo identification such as a driver’s license, passport, status card or birth certificate. • Eat and drink something before you arrive at your appointment to prevent feeling faint or dizzy while being vaccinated. • Dress for the weather in case there is a line-up. • Wear clothing that allows for easy access to your upper arm, such as a loose-fitting top or a t-shirt. • Bring a mask as you may be required to wear one. Please do not visit the GO-VAXX bus or mobile indoor vaccine clinics if you have symptoms of COVID19.

BUCKHORN FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS RETURNS

For the first time since 2019, the Buckhorn Festival of the Arts returns to the Buckhorn Community Centre on Saturday, August 13 and Sunday, August 14. The show runs August 13 from 10am to 5pm and August 14 from 10am to 4pm. Experience a weekend of art, live music, food and great company in the beautiful setting of the BCC. Festival visitors will have the chance to admire beautiful works of art and meet the more than 70 artists

specializing in many media. Bring the kids to the Art Activity Zone, developed to nurture artistic creativity by providing a variety of interactive art activities for children and adults in a place where one can freely explore, experience and use one’s imagination while drawing inspiration from nature. Self-directed activities are expressed by “studios” for painting, drawing, collage and manipulatives. Browse through the Amateur Art Competition in the main hall and vote for your favourite. There’s plenty of free parking and shuttle bus from the lot to the front door of the BCC. Admission this year is by donation. You can find out more information at www. buckhornartfestival.ca. The BCC is located at 1782 Lakehurst Road in Buckhorn.

CELEBRATE QUILTING IN THE KAWARTHAS

On August 20 and 21, Kawartha Settlers’ Village transforms to host the Inaugural Past & Present Quilt Exhibit and Makers Market. There will be beautiful quilts on display throughout the Village for your viewing pleasure. To coincide, there will also be a variety of local makers, showcasing and selling their goods. Admission is $10 for a weekend pass, which includes entry to the Village, Quilt Exhibit and the Makers Market. The show is on from 10am to 4pm daily. For more information, visit www.settlersvillage. org.

by William Shakespeare, adapted by D. Jeremy Smith

King Henry Five celebrates Driftwood Theatre’s return to live performance after a three year hiatus. An ambitious adaptation of three Shakespeare

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plays (Henry IV pts 1 & 2, Henry V), King Henry Five is a powerful story about community, the families we inherit and those we choose, and the legacies

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The Fenelon Falls Senior Citizens’ Club celebrated a significant milestone in June, commemorating 50 years of club operations and service to the community. Attending the celebration, Laurie Scott, MPP for Haliburton–Kawartha Lakes-Brock took the opportunity to present to Jean Smith, the longstanding club president with a 50th Anniversary congratulatory scroll. Laurie also stepped in to draw the winning grand raffle tickets. Congratulations were extended to all prize winners: 1st prize of $3,000 cash ~ Anne Kulmala, who was in attendance to receive her prize; 2nd prize of $1,500 Sobeys gift cards ~ Chris Handley; 3rd prize of Dinner/Theatre Combo ~ Jan Craig Worrall; 4th prize of tree/planting from Rockwood ~ Heather Hume; and the 5th prize of a Gift certificate from KATVA ~ John Ireland. The Club once again thanked all those supporting the current fundraising efforts. There is much appreciation to all who bought tickets, sold tickets and helped promote the Club. It could not have been such a success without their energy and support. Many thanks to all the generous sponsors who have made this fundraising event and celebration possible at this time of such hardship for so many. It is never more

we leave behind. Set against the backdrop of a contemporary patio bar and featuring Driftwood’s signature blend of music, puppetry and Shakespeare’s captivating poetry, King Henry Five rolls into outdoor community spaces across Ontario this summer. photos by Dahlia Katz

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evident than during difficult times the importance of supporting local businesses as they support our community. There is much appreciation and thanks to the community partners who have contributed to the corporate sponsor appeal, which has already

7007, visit www.fenelonseniors.com or check us out on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/ FenelonFallsSeniorCitizensClub/ for further information on the venue, rentals, club membership and activities.

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Laurie Scott MPP presents Jean Smith, club president with 50th Anniversary congratulatory scroll.

demonstrated amazing generosity and commitment. This summer, the Club looks forward to welcoming increased participation and engagement with community groups and individuals, interested in sharing this amazing venue and community facility. However, the sustainability challenge still exists, and efforts continue to raise much needed funds. Progress has been made but much more support is required. The Corporate and Business Partners appeal continues, as the Club endeavours to further secure a strong and viable future for this much-loved community asset at 58 Murray Street in Fenelon Falls. Watch out for renewed contact and in the meantime, be in touch to make a financial contribution or to inquire on the community partners program, call 705-879-2719 or email margaret@jacksgroup.ca. The Seniors Citizens’ Club of Fenelon and its membership have served the needs of the Fenelon Falls seniors for more than 50 years. It is a not-for profit, registered charitable organization with its entire operating budget coming from club membership fees, fees from club activities, donations, rental contracts, and fundraising activities. New members are always welcome, an application can be picked up at the club or by visiting our website. The small and dedicated group of volunteers who offer years of experience running this amazing organization and this building has grown smaller and there is an urgent need for additional volunteers to ensure that the facility remains open and available for all who use it. The club board invites existing club members and/or community members to step up and get involved. All support and assistance is welcome. Inquiries on how to assist and support both in volunteer time and financial contributions are welcomed and encouraged. Please call 705-88714

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Four young women graduating from our local secondary schools were recognized for their influence, role modeling and positive leadership with The Soroptimist Positive Influence Award at their respective commencement exercises. Soroptimist International of Kawartha Lakes joined with the local schools by presenting the award to one female graduating student from each of the four secondary schools in Kawartha Lakes. The modest cash award and certificate are presented to a young woman for being an exemplary role model to her peers, focusing on positive character traits, specifically those who model values, beliefs and attitudes that inspire others. Congratulations to the 2022 recipients: • Olivia Van Schaik, Fenelon Falls Secondary School; • Kyra Carson, I.E. Weldon Secondary School; • Mikayla Johnston, Lindsay Collegiate and Vocational Institute; • Ella McGregor, St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School. The award is in recognition of RoseMary Reid, a member of Soroptimist International of York Region, formerly from the Peterborough club for her contributions to Soroptimists. RoseMary served as 2016-2017 President of Soroptimist International of the Americas, overseeing clubs in 21 countries and territories. Soroptimist International of Kawartha Lakes is a volunteer service organization for women dedicated to improving the lives of women and girls in local communities and throughout the world. Founded in 2011, the club is part of Soroptimist International where 72.000 Soroptimists in 121 countries and territories contribute time and financial support to community-based projects that educate, empower and enable opportunities for women and girls. Information about the service club can be found at www.sikawarthalakes.org, or email: info@ sikawarthalakes.org.

MOVIES ON THE LOCKS

The Kawartha Art Gallery is hosting a series of retro movies at Lock 34 in Fenelon Falls and Lock 32 in Bobcaygeon in August. The movie begins at 9 pm; admission is FREE, but you should arrive by 8:30pm to get set up before the film begins. Ben’s Kettle Corn will be onsite to sell kettle corn, cotton candy, and sno cones, so bring some cash to enjoy to some snacks! Cans of pop and chips are also available for purchase by donation to the gallery. Make sure you dress in layers as it might get chilly

after the sun goes down, and bring bug repellant (the mosquitoes are hungry at night). Parking will be available on-site, and it’s bringyour-own seating! There’s fun, retro candy to be won at each screening! Here’s what’s coming up and instructions on how to participate for the candy: • August 2: Fenelon Falls - Grease: To win a fun retro candy, folks should dress in their best 50’s outfit/ hair/makeup, or be willing to sing part of a song from Grease! • August 16: Bobcaygeon - Dirty Dancing: To win a fun retro candy, folks should dress in their best 80s dancewear and/or be willing to show off some of their best dance moves! • August 23: Fenelon Falls - The Princess Bride: To win a fun retro candy, folks should bring their best medieval fantasy costume/props, and/or be willing to quote their favourite lines from the movie! • August 30: Bobcaygeon - Ferris Bueller’s Day Off: To win a fun retro candy, folks should wear their best back to school fashion and/or share a story of school shenanigans that did or could have gotten a trip to the principal’s office! Follow them on Facebook to get more information.

The program will run until the end of August and include areas like Bobcaygeon, Coboconk, Fenelon Falls, Lindsay, Norland, Pontypool, Omemee and surrounding areas. Businesses will be canvassed by inperson visits, phone calls or email. You can find out more at www.kawarthalakes.ca.

BUSINESS COUNT SURVEY

In collaboration with the local Chambers of Commerce and the Lindsay Downtown BIA, Kawartha Lakes is conducting a Business Count Survey for the second year in a row. The Business Count Survey provides an in-depth understanding of the local economy to support business development and inform policies and programs.

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having a Day Camp/ Bible school in the mornings of this week. We felt we should be prudent and not have our events that week to protect our seniors. Regular events will begin again the following week August 2nd. Tuesdays 1:00 p.m. Euchre Wednesday 1:00 p.m. drop in with Darts, Bid Euchre, Colouring etc. Thursday 1:00 p.m. Bridge Tea and Coffee served at half time except Wednesdays. Doors open at 12:30 p.m. Please be on time for seating arrangements. Please get in touch with a board member is you have any ideas for other fund raising activities or comments. Come and enjoy a fun afternoon with a great bunch and help keep this community centre open. Please check our web page https:// bolsoverseniors.life or on Facebook.

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