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OVER THE BACK FENCE

It’s hard to believe we’re on the back end of the summer already. It seemed to take so long to get here and then, poof, it’s over.

While that means that many seasonal residents head back to their city lives and children head back to school, our communities don’t slow down. September brings Fall Fairs; local farmers’ markets focus on fall fruits and veggies; and fundraising events continue for the Legion, Lions and other community groups.

It’s my favourite time of year when I know that tickets for the Fall Dinner Theatre at the Buckhorn Community Centre go on sale (September 27).

That puts me and my theatre friends back into rehearsals, getting ready to entertain guests for six nights in November. I would have to say it’s one of my happy places.

Here at The Kawartha Promoter, we’ll be gearing up for the Federal Election on October 21. Our next three papers will offer some insights into the

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issues and, of course, the candidates.

Our team will also begin sales for the 2020 Explore Tourist Guides for Bobcaygeon, Buckhorn, Fenelon Falls and Coboconk/Norland. Your business could benefit from exposure to visitors from all over southern Ontario, so give us a call to book your ad space. We also want to include your event in the listings, so email information to us at editor@thepromoter.ca.

Our photo contest is on as well for the Explore guides. If you’ve taken some cool spring, summer, fall or winter shots, email a high-resolution jpg to art@thepromoter.ca. You could win a cool prize and have your photo included in the guide.

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That’s the theme for the 165th Lindsay Exhibition from September 18 to 22, with activities and fun for the whole family at the Lindsay Fairgrounds.

The five-day event features traditional livestock shows and demonstrations with the cattle, sheep, goats, chickens and more. The East Central 4-H is holding some Championships in the Ag Pavilion with the Sheep Show on September 18 at 8:30am, then the Dairy Show at 11am. Meanwhile, the Beef Show takes place on September 18 at 11am in the East Ring.

Entertainment for the whole family will include the Woofjocks Canine All Stars; Tim Holland, Stunt Ventriloquist, the North American 6 Horse Hitch Classic Series, Side Street Band and more. On Friday, September 20, Aaron Pritchett’s Out On the Town Tour is making a stop at this year’s LEX Party at the Grandstand. The show will also feature Kira Isabella and David James. Last year’s winner of the LEX Battle of the Bands competition, The Nathan Bottomley Band will open the show. Gates open at 6pm and the music starts at 7pm.

The LEX Parade begins at Lindsay St. on September 18 at 6pm, and travels west along Kent Street to LCVI. The Opening Ceremonies will take place at the Grandstand at 7pm.

On September 18, it’s the Demo Cross in the Grandstand from 7:30pm to 9:30pm. This is more than a traditional demolition derby – the first car to make the number of laps wins.

Admission is $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and youth 13-18, $5 for children 6-12 and children 5 and under are admitted free.

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Good Stories from Curve Lake First Nation

The Log-Roller’s Wife

As told by Doug Williams to Julie Kapyrka

I used to visit a lot of people’s houses with my grandmother when I was young. We spent a lot of time visiting with community members. This was our way. This is how news travelled, how information was shared, how relationships were nurtured.

So this person I used to visit with my grandmother was slightly older than her and always seemed to give my grandmother a lot of advice about many things including housekeeping and relationships and so on.

She had an interesting husband who prided himself as an acrobat – he would do unusual things. He would ride his horse bareback and one of his tricks was to go under the horse and come up the other side and continue to ride it bareback while the horse was trotting along.

He also was a lumberjack. He was one of the better log-rollers, by that I mean who jumped on logs in the water and rolled them and played with them.

He was very dexterous that way.

One interesting story that was told by this older woman to my grandmother was that her husband used to take a log on the north shore of Chemong Lake and take it across and leave it over there, and run to Peterborough to do shopping. He’d run back and he’d have food on his back in a pack. He’d get back on the log and come back to Curve Lake. And

the older woman would laugh and say: “And he had a canoe!”

But the old guy would do this just for practice.

She said that one time he was in Peterborough, and he’d come home and I think what happened is he must have fallen off the log quite a number of times because by the time he got in the house, he was all wet! And she said to him, “What happened?” And he said, “Oh no, it was raining on the other side of the lake!” And she said, “Hmph, you are pulling my leg!”

That’s the kind of story that I remember as a young man listening. What I also remember is the amazing garden that she had, where she grew vegetables in and around the house -- just amazing food. And I also remember the soothing personality she had. My grandmother and this lady would talk about relationships and so on. And I think that by supporting each other they were really stable.

I realize today how much of an important activity this was when I was a kid – and that is visiting, houseto-house, and sharing information, and supporting each other. We don’t do that much today and I think it’s a big loss that it has disappeared. I don’t know how to retrieve this kind of thing but it’s like other things in our community -- we are losing our language, we are losing our visiting habits we are losing traditional food, etc. There is much work to do to recover…but that is another story.

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BEAVER LAKE ROAD WORK

Recently, the Honourable Maryam Monsef, Minister of International Development and Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Member of Parliament for Peterborough–Kawartha, and Janet Clarkson, Mayor of the Municipality of Trent Lakes, announced funding for the reconstruction of 13 kilometres of Beaver Lake Road.

The project includes widening the roadway, fixing blind curves, correcting steep slopes, removing hazards like trees and rocks, and resurfacing. This roadwork will improve the safety for all users including drivers, pedestrians and cyclists.

The Government of Canada is contributing over $917,000 to this project through the Rural and Northern Communities Infrastructure Stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Plan. The Government of Ontario is contributing $611,355 and the Municipality of Trent Lakes over $305,000 to the remainder of this project.

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Deputy Mayor to host Roads 101 discussions throughout Kawartha Lakes Deputy Mayor Doug Elmslie will be visiting communities across the municipality to host Roads 101 community roundtables. These meetings offer the opportunity for community engagement, where Deputy Mayor Elmslie, residents and community representatives will discuss matters related to roads and create recommendations for Council. Everyone is invited to attend and listen to the Roads 101 roundtables on the following dates:

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ROOTS ‘N’ RAMBLINGS

Fedy and Kelly & Dan Jones. Finally, thank you to Sandy Cogar who hosted our participating artists at

By Linda Friend Remember when summers were endless and her woodland studio.

August was a long, leisurely month? Of course, Our Flower/Vegetable Show on August 7 was back then, I was a kid on a farm looking forward an outstanding success. The number and quality to reuniting with my friends at our one-room, rural of entries exceeded expectations, giving evidence school. Now, summer races by at a dizzy pace. to the enthusiasm of our many new members.

The containers enthusiastically planted in May are Congratulations to all, especially to the novice looking tired. Mildew has conquered the phlox and exhibitors. grasshoppers are chomping on my daylilies. Sales Our September 19th meeting, held at Knox of school supplies, that sure sign of fall, are in high Presbyterian Church, is a special volunteer appreciation and awards night. Regular meetings gear.

With the summer of 2019 nearing its end, the begin October 17th with speakers Karen Durin and Bobcaygeon Horticultural Society is celebrating its Gini Sage sorting out the mysteries of hydrangeas: achievements. Our major summer event, the Annual choosing the perfect variety, planting success and, Garden Tour and Tea, drew attendees from the that eternal quandary, pruning.

It is time to begin planning your entries for the Lakeshore to Minden. And it was worth the drive!

Bobcaygeon Fall Fair, September 26 to 28. All of the Experts on such topics as composting, pollinators, details are available online at www.bobcaygeonfair. and invasive plants were eager to share their knowledge. Kawartha Settlers’ Village hosted our tea com. Select your finest vegetables and flowers, of home-baked treats. The Boyd Heritage Museum prepare an arrangement, or bake a pie -- be part of a was a wonderful location for our mini market and 161 year tradition. our musicians. Seven private gardens, carefully Finally, in my own tiny vegetable garden, the tended by their owners, drew rave reviews. Many vine crops are thriving with rambunctious leaves thanks to these enthusiastic horticulturalists: Janice and cheerful flowers. But there was little production home Crocker, Julia Skinner, Christina & Victor Garbutt, with a few cucumbers, squash or pumpkins. Is this of the home Lee & John Tollett, Saskia Sevink, Mary & Richard a consequence of bee decline? Tiny drones are of already being utilized in commercial orchards for the pollination. Perhaps the bees have gone the way of OCTOBER 1,2 & 3 my old, one-room schoolhouse.

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Municipal Bulletin

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Notice of a Public Meeting

To consider Amendment No. 11 to the City of Kawartha Lakes Official Plan The Aggregate Policy Review Take Notice That the Planning Advisory Committee, on behalf of the Council of the City of Kawartha Lakes, will hold a Public Meeting on: Wednesday, October 9, 2019 at 1pm.

Council Chambers, City Hall 26 Francis Street, Lindsay, Ontario, K9V 5R8

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summarized verbally. All submissions will be considered.

If a person or public body would otherwise have an ability to appeal the decision of Council of the City of Kawartha Lakes to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (‘LPAT’) but the person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the City of Kawartha Lakes before the proposed official plan amendment is adopted, the person or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision.

If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the The Aggregate Policy Review (‘OPA 11’) proposes to amend City of Kawartha Lakes before the proposed official plan the City of Kawartha Lakes Official Plan by deleting Sections amendment is adopted, the person or public body may not 23, 24 and 25 and Schedule “H” in their entirety and be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal before the replacing them with new policy text and new schedules. LPAT unless, in the opinion of LPAT, there are reasonable The purpose of the proposed policies and schedules is to grounds to add the person or public body as a party. identify, protect and manage mineral aggregate resources, and to mitigate social, environmental and human Notification If you wish to be notified of the decision of health impacts of existing and future mineral aggregate the City of Kawartha Lakes on the proposed official plan operations and associated haul routes. This Amendment amendment, you must make a written request to the City of Kawartha Lakes by providing your name and address on affects all lands within the City of Kawartha Lakes. the appropriate form at the public meeting, or by sending The Meeting is to provide information to the public such request to the address provided below. and to gather public comment with respect to proposed OPA 11. City staff will provide an overview of the policy For More Information about this matter, including and mapping changes, and gather feedback for further information about appeal rights, contact Leah Barrie at the consideration. Following the public consultation period a contact information provided below. subsequent Council Meeting will be scheduled to present Dated At The City Of Kawartha Lakes This 5th Day of the final OPA 11.

September, 2019.

Information relating to OPA 11 is now available from the City of Kawartha Lakes Development Services Department Leah Barrie, Policy Planning Supervisor – Planning Division, Lindsay Service Centre, 180 Kent Street 180 Kent Street West, Lindsay, ON K9V 2Y6 West, Lindsay during regular office hours; AND at the City of lbarrie@kawarthalakes.ca 705-324-9411 Ext. 1240 Kawartha Lakes website: www.kawarthalakes.ca.

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COMMUNITY CHOIR WANTS YOUR VOICE

The College Community Choir begins rehearsals for the new season on Monday, September 9 at 7pm, when the choir begins work on its Christmas concert in late November. All voices and ages are welcome, especially interested students at Fleming College, Lindsay.

The Choir meets in the Glenn Crombie Theatre at the College. For more information, call 705-328-9558.

COBOCONK ROUNDTABLE RESCHEDULED

The Roads 101 Roundtable that was previously scheduled for August 24 has been rescheduled to Thursday, September 26 from 7pm to 9pm at the Coboconk Community Centre, 9 Grandy Road in Coboconk.

“I would like to extend my sincerest apologies for the cancellation of the Coboconk Roads 101 Roundtable on August 24. It was cancelled as we did not have enough community representatives to run the roundtable. I understand that residents had arrived at the Coboconk Community Centre ready to engage with myself and Councillor Yeo, and that not everyone was

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aware of the cancellation. The municipality had issued updates in the local newspaper and on the municipal website to advise residents that the roundtable had been cancelled. It is unfortunate that not everyone was aware, and I apologize for that. I hope to see everyone at the next meeting,” commented Doug Elmslie, Deputy Mayor.

The Roundtable discussions are taking place throughout the City of Kawartha Lakes.

PROMOTING KITCHEN SAFETY

The Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue Service has received a grant from the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation of Canada for $8,972.20 to go towards a Fire Hazard Kitchen Simulator. The Kitchen Simulator is a portable teaching aid that simulates a life-size stovetop and countertop with realistic effects.

Alana Erwood, Fire Prevention Inspector and Public Educator at Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue says, “Stove top fires account for 71% of all cooking related fires. The Simulator is a great way to show youth and other groups how to stay safe while cooking.”

“The Simulator will help our Fire Prevention Division teach high-risk groups such as youth and seniors how to prevent cooking fires,” adds Fire Chief Mark Pankhurst.

To learn more about the Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue, visit the www.kawarthalakes.ca.

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New Consolidated Rural Zoning By-Law Project

Notice of Public Information Sessions

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be working to consolidate all regulations into one New Rural Zoning By-law over the next two years.

This first phase of this Project is to gather ideas, concerns, and issues with the current By-laws in place. Four Public Information Sessions are being held throughout Kawartha Lakes in order for residents to come out and provide feedback. The Project Team will be available for questions and comments during the meetings. You can also visit The municipality has retained WSP, a the Zoning By-law Project webpage for planning consulting company, to assist information and to provide your input at with this Project. WSP and the Planning kawarthalakes.ca/zoningbylawproject.

Division will be taking a close look at the current 13 rural Zoning By-laws and will See below for meeting dates and details: What is the Purpose of this Meeting?

Kawartha Lakes Planning Division would like to invite residents, business owners, and associations to a Public Information Session to receive your input into the development of a New Consolidated Rural Zoning By-law.

Date Saturday, September 14, 2019 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Time 10am to 12 noon 2pm to 4pm 6:30pm to 8:30pm 6:30pm to 8:30pm

Location Coboconk Community Centre 9 Grandy Rd., Coboconk St. Luke Catholic Elementary School 335 St. Luke’s Rd., Downeyville Woodville Town Hall 100A King St., Woodville

What is a Zoning By-law? to Wendy Ellis, Executive Assistant at The Zoning By-law is the City’s primary wellis@kawarthalakes.ca or amendment is adopted, the person or public in bodythe may not be added 324-9411 as a party to theextension 1294. tool to regulate the use of land (705) hearing of an appeal before the LPAT unless, in the opinion of LPAT, there are to adddivides the person or public body in as a party.

City. The reasonable Zoninggrounds By-law all land the City into various categories (e.g.,of theKawartha Lakes is committed to Notification If you zone wish to be notified of the decision City of Kawartha Lakes on the proposed official plan amendment, you must make a written request to the City of residential, agricultural, commercial), accessibility for Kawartha Lakes by providing your name and address on the appropriate form at the persons with disabilities. public meeting, or by sending such request to the address provided below. establishes what uses are permitted and Please contact Wendy Ellis (contact For More Information about this matter, including information about appeal rights, identifiescontact standards about location, information above) four days before the Leah Barrie at the contactthe information provided below. massing Dated andAt The height of buildings and scheduled meeting date if you have an City Of Kawartha Lakes This 5 Day of September, 2019. structures. accessible accommodation request.

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THE TRADITION CONTINUES Submitted by Connie Picken

With lots of enthusiasm and excitement, Bobcaygeon’s Terry Fox Run Organizing Committee looks forward to our annual Terry Fox Run on Sunday, September 15. We continue to extend a warm welcome to our neighbouring communities and invite you to join us in this very special event!

Everyone is welcome to participate in a Terry Fox Run, regardless of age or athletic ability. While the Run does not have an entry fee or minimum donation, we do ask all participants to fundraise or make a donation.

You can raise funds online (www.terryfox.org), use a pledge sheet (available at local businesses) or make a donation at the Run site. Whatever your choice, please know that every dollar counts!

• Walk, Run, Ride, Roller Blade, use a wheelchair, walker etc., along a very scenic route.

• 2, 5 and 10 km routes are planned.

• This is a great family event – all are welcome.

• The Terry Fox Run is non-competitive, go at your own pace.

Consider creating a Team for Terry. Start a team to honour a loved one; involve your workplace, social club, athletic group; or unite your family for a good cause. Information about creating a Team for Terry is located at www.terryfox.org.

The Bobcaygeon Terry Fox Run/Walk will be held on Sunday, September 15. Registration begins at 12 noon and the event takes place from 1 to 3pm. The start and finish lines are at The Kawartha Lakes Retirement Residence, 60 West Street, Bobcaygeon. Last year, the committee was thrilled that the community Terry Fox Run raised $18,380 towards cancer research.

The Terry Fox Run/Walk will begin with an official welcome, followed by an enthusiastic send off. At the finish line, participants will receive an official Terry Fox Run certificate. The Kawartha Lakes Retirement Residence is kindly donating the venue, a light BBQ

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lunch and entertainment to celebrate the day. Other special activities, supported by local businesses, are also planned.

Our intent is to continue to make this event a fun day for everyone – participants as well as spectators. If you would like to volunteer on the day of the Terry Fox Run, we welcome your support. For more information about the event, please contact jmous2468@gmail. com. You can also check out Bobcaygeon’s Terry Fox Run Facebook page.

OTHER EVENTS IN OUR REGION LINDSAY - Sunday, September 15 Lindsay Recreation Centre – Mary Street & Adelaide Street Registration: 9am One Start: 10am Parking is available Free BBQ, free pizza, hot dogs, drinks, and water stations will be provided.

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SCHOOL PARTICIPATION

Terry Fox o­ften said that it was the youth who would carry forth his efforts and work towards a world without cancer. Millions of students across Canada take part in activities to support the Terry Fox School Run every year raising funds for cancer research, making it one of the largest fundraising events in Canadian history. Schools throughout our area will take part in one way or another to help make Terry’s dream of a cancer cure a reality in our lifetime.

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CRUISIN’ IN BOBCAYGEON

The Caygeon Cruisers are hitting the Bobcaygeon Beach Park on Saturday, September 14 for the annual Bobcaygeon Cruisefest.

From 9am to 3pm, you can stroll around the antique cars and trucks admiring the shiny chrome.

There will be dash plaques for the first 150 vehicles, vendors, food and awards. If you are interested in classic cars, or just appreciate the beauty of the past, head out to the park for this event.

In case of inclement weather, the

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event will take place on Sunday, September 15.

Admission is by donation for participants and spectators to support local food banks.

COMMUNITY GARDEN HITS HUGE MILESTONE

United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes is excited to announce that its newest endeavour in food security work is paying off in a big way – 1,046 pounds worth, to be exact.

Edwin Binney’s Community Garden is the name of the new endeavour: it is 30,000 square feet of Crayola Canada’s previously unused land that United Way and Fleming College staff have developed into a fully operational community garden. The garden is maintained by staff from both United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes and Fleming College’s Sustainable Agriculture program, as well as several volunteers from Crayola Canada, Farm Credit Canada, and the community.

In just two months since its Grand Opening, staff and volunteers at Edwin Binney’s Community Garden have: planted and maintained 30,000 square feet of land plus 24 colourful raised garden beds; set up an innovative and sustainable irrigation system; hosted educational workshops for kids ranging from 3 to 17 years old; and harvested and donated 1,046 pounds of fresh vegetables to local agencies such as food banks, shelters, the Good Food Box, and kids programming agencies.

“This is a huge milestone for us,” said Elly Millington, Projects and Communications Coordinator at United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes. “The excitement doesn’t end here for us this summer; we are only just getting started with the harvest and are putting out a call for more volunteers to help with our first annual fall harvest.”

Anyone interested in volunteering should contact the United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes office at 705-878-5081 or visit www.ckl-unitedway.ca.

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Horoscopes

September 5 to 18

Melodie McCullough

Aquarius (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Over-thinking is usually NOT a good idea, Aquarius. It does not solve the problem. It only leads to worry and stress about possible (often unlikely) scenarios. So, knock it off!

Pisces (Feb. 20 to March 20) Forgive your parents! They did not mean to harm you – they may have lacked certain skills that made things difficult, for you and for them. It’s time for compassion for all of you, Pisces.

Aries (March 21 to April 20) Embrace self-discipline, Aries. It is often overlooked when searching for ways to move forward. It does not have to be completely restraining, but a firm and purposeful tone will lead to constructive outcomes.

Taurus (April 21 to May 21) “I need to listen well so that I hear what is not said.” Thuli Madonsela. Wise words to follow, Taurus. Listen well.

Gemini (May 22 to June 22) Don’t get hooked on youth – or, we should say, don’t try to always be youthful, Gemini. Realize that maturity is a gift that offers the chance to do new things, and develop yourself in your very own special way.

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Cancer (June 23 to July 23) September is the perfect time to start afresh, Cancer.

Whether you’re in school or long out, it is always a time of new beginnings. So, what are you waiting for? Go out and rock the world!

Leo (July 24 to Aug. 23) We sense some anxiousness in your state of mind, dear Leo. We could say that all will be well – but it is YOU that must trust yourself. Go forward!

Virgo (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) Please don’t go chasing after an unattainable love at this point, Virgo. Stay loyal to the love you have, and cherish it for what it is – a bond between you and your significant other that is not easily broken.

Libra (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) Be careful! Don’t let your skepticism slip, especially where finances are concerned, Libra. During this phase, there may be people trying to scam you. Don’t fall for it.

Scorpio (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Exercise your love! What does this mean? It means don’t take your loved one for granted. Treat them like you did at the beginning of your courtship. Do something special for them, without being asked. The list is endless.

Sagittarius (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) The autumn season is looking very positive for you, Sagittarius, with new opportunities and growth. Take what you have learned this summer and use it well.

Capricorn (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Slow down! You are at risk of over-burdening yourself with too many causes and too many duties – most for other people’s benefit.

Please rest!

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Did you know that distracted driving is now the number one cause of fatal accidents on Canadian highways? This is why on August 1st 2019, Ontario increased penalties in hopes of saving Ontarian’s lives.

• First offence: 3 days suspension, a $3000 fine and 3 demerit points • Second offence: 7 days suspension, a $5000 fine and 6 demerit points • Three or more offences: 30 day suspension, a $10,000 fine and 6 demerit points what this means for your Insurance In light of these changes, many insurance companies are now following suit and have amended the severity of the conviction for a distracted driving offence from a minor to a major conviction. What this means for you and your insurance? After one major conviction you may face a substantial increase in premiums or you may only qualify for a high risk market. what constitutes distracted driving? ontario.ca states that: It is illegal to (including when you are stopped in traffic or at a red light): • use a phone or other hand-held wireless communication device to text or dial – you can only touch a device to call 911 in an emergency • use a hand-held electronic entertainment device, such as a tablet or portable gaming console • view display screens unrelated to driving, such as watching a video • program a GPS device, except by voice commands You are allowed to use hands-free wireless communications devices with an earpiece, lapel button or Bluetooth. You can view GPS display screens as long as they are built into your vehicle’s dashboard or securely mounted on the dashboard. But it is important to know that even holding a phone, is illegal.

For more information, call our professionals at Stewart Morrison Insurance 705.738.6000

MUSIC COUNCIL NOTES

By April Scott

After a very successful season of Music In The Park, the Council wound everything up with a barbecue to which volunteers were also invited. The weather was perfect and a good time was had by all.

Members of the Council were relieved to learn that the pilot (Bill Fry) of the float plane which crashed last week, was unharmed and actually walked away from the crash. The only downside was that he lost his plane.

We are taking a break and then will focus on the Music Alive programs. Ken Lavigne will be returning in November with a brand new and exciting show.

Stay tuned for a lot more information on this in a few weeks.

The Council hopes that you are following our activities on our Facebook page and enjoying them.

Short and sweet this week. We hope you enjoy the fall that is coming and that the colours live up to your expectations.

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On Sunday, August 11, 2019, Lane’s End Horse Trials and the 9th annual “Ride for the Cure” fundraiser were held at Lane’s End Farm, Cosh’s Road, Bobcaygeon, Ontario.

This horse show/fundraiser

raised just over $10,000.00 for Breast Cancer Research with the Canadian Cancer Society.

This was made possible due to the generous support of area businesses, and individuals.

We would like to thank: • Alf Curtis Building Supplies, Lindsay • Bigley Shoes and Clothing, Bobcaygeon • Bobcaygeon Home Hardware • British Empire Fuels, Bobcaygeon • Callaghan Farm Supply, Lindsay • Competitive Edge Horseshoeing, Cameron • Corky’s Small Engine, Bobcaygeon • Equestrian Management Group, Caledon • Handley Custom Creations, Burnt River • J. Austin & Sons, Kinmount • Just for the Halibut, Bobcaygeon • Kawartha Dairy, Bobcaygeon • Keralot Equestrian Supplies and Gifts, Bridgenorth • Kinmount Merchants: Slice of the North, The Grill, Highlands Cinema, Kinmount Foodtown, Kinvale Restaurant, Kinmount Pharmacy, Kinmount Fish & Chips, and Kinmount Fair • Lakeside Auto Sales, Bobcaygeon • London Trading Company, Bobcaygeon • McKee Pownall Equine Services, Newmarket • My Favourite Things, Bobcaygeon • North 65, Bobcaygeon • Patrick’s Tire, Dunsford • Roozaro Farm, Oakwood • S & P Trucking, Bobcaygeon • Shepherd Environmental Services, Coboconk • Sunnymead Farm, Omemee • Three Islands Veterinary Services, Bobcaygeon • Walker Eventing • Walsten Marine, Kinmount

The following individual sponsors: • Rebecca Gullett & Christina Handley • Karen Hall • Shannon and Mark Kent • The Leveque Family • Favelle Maschke • Sandy McFarlane • Caroline Morshead • Hugh Morshead • Lesley and Dean Rice • The Schmidt Family • Lorraine Thayer and friends • John and Gail Thomassen • Katie Wood

And last but not least, those stables that contributed to our “Barn Basket Challenge”: • Absolute Eventing, Bancroft • Lane’s End Stables, Bobcaygeon • Rise N Shine Stables • Sunnymead Farm

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE

who sponsored, volunteered, supported or competed, to make this day the success that it was.

We can’t do it without you!

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GLASS & METAL REPAIR Windows and doors You may need only the glass replaced. Call Harold 705-887-6608

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Both are heated with efficient electric furnaces.

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FOR SALE

Gold & Silver Buyers James Gold & Silver Buyers “The People You Can Trust” Professional, Respectful, Confidential Buying: Coins, Sterling silver tableware, gold jewellery, gold watches, coin collections, old Canadian Paper money, and Militaria.

Estates are welcome.

Peterborough Square Mall 360 George St N. Peterborough (705) 874 3800 We are local and support your community. ____________________ POODLE PUPPY Large mini or small standard, black.

For more info 705-887-6350, Len ____________________ 2007 BRONC POP-UP SLIDE IN CAMPER for short box truck. Three burners, stove, fridge, and washroom. Screens and upholstery in perfect condition. $8,200 Fenelon Falls 705-887-0968

WANTED

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GRANITE MONUMENT SERVICES Uprights, Markers, Inscriptions, Etching, Restoration Cliff Clark (705)768-0154 Serving Bobcaygeon area. sayitwithlovemonuments.blogspot.com Email: sayitwithlove@eastlink.ca

Contractor Wanted For repairs to boathouse Wet slip concrete foundation at Pleasant Point, Sturgeon Lake Please Call 416-315-4054

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VINTAGE COLLECTABLES We buy vinyl records and comic book collections, toys and sports items.

Also gold, silver and costume jewelry, advertising and all types of retro, pop culture and mid-century items. We make house calls.

Robert or Penny 705-324-2699

YARD SALE Fri. September 6, 3-7 Sat.September 7, 8-5 Sun September 8, 8-3 Tools, Tools, Tools Expresso machine, shoes, lawn mower, trimmers...

Pigeon Hollow Park Hwy 36, 4kms north of Bobcaygeon. ______________________ YARD SALE Sat., Sept. 7 8am-3pm Vintage/antique furniture, children’s toys, skates, skis, etc.

10 Bend St. Kinmount Rain date, Sun., Sept 8

WANTED ANTIQUES

Furniture, Glass, China, Military Medals etc. Duck Decoys, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Dollars, Gold, Coins, Pocket Watches etc. Anything old.

R. Carruth.

705-887-1672.

YARD SALE

HUGE ANNUAL GARAGE SALE Saturday, September 21 8-1pm 131 Riverside Dr., Bobcaygeon ____________________ LARGE YARD SALE Sept. 7 & 8, 8-5 Lots of XMAS goodies and other items, all in excellent condition. 70 Stinsons Bay Rd., Fenelon Falls. 705-933-6843 Cty Rd. 8 going towards Fenelon

EVENT

CHRIST ANGLICAN CHURCH PLANNING FOR END OF LIFE SEMINARS Wednesday, Sept. 18, 10am-noon Open to the Community Panel of Speakers LEGAL ISSUES - Bill Lockington - LLF GRIEF COUNSELING & CHURCH INVOLVEMENT - Archdeacon Bill Gray Christ Church FUNERAL HOMES - Scott Davidson - Hendren’s HOSPICE CARE - Ryan Alexander Community Care

Local Events

THANK YOU

To Mike at BMR and Corey at Victoria Vet for your heartfelt dedicaton, your promptness, your respect and your dignity.

Laddy our horse will be missed.

Kim & Bruce Morris

This section is only for Local Charitable Events.

We do provide Not-for-profit rates for more in-depth advertising Adult Day Programs - Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls , Little Britain, Lindsay & Omemee. Community Care SEPT 5, 9, 12, 19, 23, 26 - Sexual Health Clinic, Lindsay.

Confidential access to cervical screening, low-cost birth control, pregnancy testing and sexual health teaching.

Testing and treatment of STIs are also provided. Info, locations or appointment: Health Unit 1-866-888-4577, ext. 2205.

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WARREN, Dr. William Donald Peacefully, on Tuesday, August 20, 2019. Don Warren, age 94 years, beloved husband of the late Julia and Mildred Elizabeth. Dear father of Pat (Chris) and the late Doug and Bob. Dear uncle to Rob Warren. He is survived by his granddaughter Kristi (Stephen Davies), great grandchildren Piper, Fin and Tilly, step daughter Julia (Peter Varga), step grandson Peter (Mandy), and step great grandchildren Derek and Lucas. Predeceased by his parents Fred and Ethel Warren (nee Robson), his brother Dr. Douglas Warren (Dorothy) and sister Mary. Don was born in 1924 in Fenelon Falls and lived a full life. A Family Celebration of Don’s Life was held at the Family Cottage. Thanks to the wonderful staff at Ross Memorial Rehab Floor for their wonderful care. Donations to the rehab unit at the Ross Memorial Hospital or charity of your choice would be much appreciated. To leave an on-line condolence, make a donation or share a story please visit: www.jardinefuneralhome.com REGISTRATION: Scouts Canada

offers some or all of the following programs in Cannington, Fenelon Falls, Lindsay and Omemee: Beaver Scouts (boys/girls, ages 5-7) Cub Scouts (boys/girls, ages 8-10) Scouts (boys/girls, ages 11-15) Venturer Scouts (boys/girls, ages 14-17) Rover Scouts (men/women, ages 18-25) Registration, with full payment of $230 by credit card, is available at: www.myscouts.ca If you need financial assistance, learn about No One Left Behind at scouts. ca/programs/no-one-left-behind. html and how to make an application, or contact one of the four groups listed below to discuss what other options are available for you.

Meetings run from mid-September to late May / early June with weekend hikes and camps and special events, such as the Beaver Buggy Rally, Beaveree, Kub Kar Rally, Cuboree, Scout Trucks, Huck Finn Raft Race Camp.

We are always looking for new leaders in all sections.

We offer ten hours of computerized training as well as on-the-job training.

New leaders must be able to provide a clean Police Record Check (done at no cost to the leader) and to supply 5 references. Other than the above, the only qualification is a desire to work with and help children. We will train you. And we

will cover all costs.

More information is available at www.scouts.ca CANNINGTON Beaver Scouts meet Tuesdays 6:30 to 7:30; Cub Scouts and Scouts meet Wednesdays 6:30 to 8:00.

You can register in-person at the Family BBQ at the Scout House in Cannington on Wed., Sept. 11 from 6:00 to 8:00.

Contact Lisa at 705-878-2252 or at 4lschummer@gmail.com FENELON FALLS Beaver Scouts, Cub Scouts and Scouts and Venturer Scouts all meet at 6:30 on Tuesday night at Fenelon Falls Secondary School.

Contact Mitch at 705-928-0409 or at mitch.hawkins@scouts.ca LINDSAY Beaver Scouts meet Mondays 6:30 to 7:30; Cub Scouts meet Tuesdays 6:30 to 8:00 and Scouts, Venturer Scouts and Rover Scouts meet Wednesdays 6:30 to 8:30. All meet at Cambridge Street United Church.

You can register in-person at Cambridge Street United Church, 61 Cambridge St. S. on Wed., Sept. 11 from 6:30 to 8:00.

Contact Bruce at 705-324-1767 or at lindsayscouting@gmail.com OMEMEE Beaver Scouts (6:45), Cub Scouts (6:30) and Scouts (6:30) meet on Thursday night at Lady Eaton Elementary School. Rover Scouts meet at various times and days and places.

Contact Elizabeth at 705-799-7064 or at cowsandcranio@gmail.com

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Legion News “At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.”

For hall rentals or more information about ongoing activities, please call the individual Legion Branch. We welcome submissions to editor@thepromoter.ca.

Next deadline: Wednesday, September 11

Branch 67 Lindsay (705) 324-2613 • Pub Fare Lunch – Tuesdays, Thursdays, noon to 2 pm • Full Dinners – Fridays, 11:30am to 1:30pm • Meat Roll – Saturdays, 2 pm • Live Entertainment – Saturdays, 7:30 to 11:30 pm, free • Sir Sam Seniors progressive euchre every Tuesday - 1pm • Big Buck Bid euchre 4th Wednesday of every month -11am

Branch 184 Woodville & District (705) 439-2397 • Third Sunday of the Month – Country Music Jam Session – General admission $6pp; Musicians and singers $3pp – Food and beverages available.

• Last Saturday of the Month – Gary Peters Dance – Admission $15 – Lunch is included

SEPT 11 - Bobcaygeon Seniors’ Centre Big Bucks Euchre noon, $10 (lunch included) Non-members welcome. Info: 705-793-1096 SEPT 11 - Food Handler Course, 9am-4 pm, Health Unit, Lindsay. $40. Info: 1-866-888-4577, ext. 5006.

SEPT 12 - Habitat for Humanity ReStore evening of networking. 4-6pm. 55 Angeline St., Lindsay.

SEPT 12 - Men’s Sexual Health Clinic, 5-7pm, Health Unit, Lindsay. Clinic provides men with testing/treatment for STIs and a chance to discuss their sexual health issues with a nurse. Appointments preferred, but walk-ins welcome.

Info: 1-866-888-4577, ext. 2205, SEPT 14 - Bobcaygeon Seniors’ Centre Mini Bucks Bid Euchre 6:30p.pm. $5. Non-members welcome. Info: 705793-1096 SEPT 18 - Meet the Dietitian, 10am - noon, Lady Eaton Public School, Omemee. Join the Health Unit’s Registered Dietitian to discuss feeding your infant, toddler or preschooler. For details, call: 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1233.

SEPT 19 - HKPR Board of Health Meeting, 9:30 am, Health Unit office, Port Hope. Info: 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1466.

SEPT 20 - Bolsover Pines Seniors annual Italian Dinner, 5:30pm, $17. Tickets available until Sept 18 from executive or Monday afternoon. Donna 705-438-3886.

SEPT 20 - Meet the Dietitian, 10am - noon, Janetville United Church. Join the Health Unit’s Registered Dietitian to discuss feeding your infant, toddler or preschooler. For more details, call: 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1233.

SEPT 22 - David Harding presenting Victoria County Railway Manufacturing at the Kirkfield Museum. 2:30pm Admission by Donation. 705-438-5454 or email kdhs@ gmail.com.

SEPT 22 - Bill Perry & Friends in Concert - 7pm, Kirkfield Museum, By Donation 705-438-5454 or kdhs@gmail. com.

SEPT 25 - Bobcaygeon Seniors’ Centre Casino Rama Trip Bus leaves at 8:30 and returns 4:30 $5 Info: 705-738-6627

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Branch 441 Kinmount (705) 488-3462 • Bingo – Fridays, 6:45 pm • Meat Draw – Saturdays, 5 pm • Seniors Cards – Mondays, 1 pm • Mixed darts – Wednesday, 7:30 pm

• Big Buck Bid Euchre - Third Wednesday of month, 11 am • Third Sunday - 8am to noon - Ladies Auxiliary breakfast

Branch 497 Omemee (705) 799-5095 • T uesday - Walk-in Mixed Darts 7:30pm

• For Hall rentals, call 705-934-5095

Branch 519 Coboconk (705) 454-8127 • Sept. 8 - Country Music Jamboree with the Country Hot Flashes - 1 to 5pm - $8pp • Tuesday – Euchre - 1pm • Wednesday – Darts - 7:30pm • Saturday – Meat Roll - 3pm

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In the fall and again this summer, customers at Valu-mart were given the opportunity to support cardiac services at Ross Memorial Hospital while they checked out their groceries.

Recently, Valu-mart owner Mark Reid presented Erin Coons, Foundation CEO, with a cheque for $801—the proceeds from the contributions that were collected between June 30 and July 13. With this gift, the contributions from Lindsay’s Valu-mart staff and customers for cardiac services since 2016 totals $4,385.40.

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HOPING TO MAKE CANCER AN ELECTION ISSUE

By Kirk Winter

Nuala McKee, Manager of Public Engagement and Advocacy Communications for the Canadian Cancer Society, wants to make cancer and cancer care a key issue in the upcoming fall federal election.

The Society wants politicians to realize that 1 in 2 Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer sometime in their life. By 2030, the number of cancer patients in Canada will be 40 percent higher than it is today because of our aging population, and that the rising number of cancer cases, “could overwhelm the health care system.”

In 2018, 200,000 Canadians were diagnosed with cancer. Cancer of all kinds kills more Canadians than any other cause, and last year 45,000 Canadians lost their courageous battles with cancer.

McKee said there are three key commitments that the Society is looking for from all the federal leaders and these include: 1. Extended Employment Insurance Sickness Benefits: The Society is looking for benefits to be increased from 15 weeks to 26 weeks to allow people going through treatment to have the same amount of time off as those who are caring for them.

2. Hold Big Tobacco Accountable: The Society wants an additional $66 million in taxes collected from the cigarette manufacturers to cover the cost of programs to reduce tobacco use.

3. Close Gaps in Coverage: The Society wants all Canadians to be completely covered for take-home cancer drugs so that everyone has equal access to these medications, enabling them to undergo treatment in the comfort of their homes.

The ultimate goal of the CCS is, “to stop cancer before it starts, provide support for patients and their families and better manage the long term effects of cancer.”

The Society hopes that Canadians ask canvassing politicians where they stand on the extension of cancer treatments and benefits in Canada. If they don’t have an answer, demand they come up with one, or you may be looking for someone else tin whom to place your trust.

The CCS hopes you will help them make cancer a priority for all the federal parties this election cycle, and believes that this is the beginning of a new way of looking at cancer and politics in the Canadian context.

The real winners will be the patients and their extended families.

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Earwax, far from having no purpose, prevents dust and dirt from damaging the eardrum and keeps bacteria and fungi from forming in the ear canal. However, too much earwax can cause problems such as hearing loss, dizziness, tinnitus (ringing in the ear), and ear pain. The most common cause of earwax build-up and blockages is, ironically, the misuse of cotton swabs. When used to “clean” the ear canal, cotton swabs do not remove earwax. Rather, they push it deeper.

A normal, healthy ear is self-cleaning, though people using hearing aids or ear plugs on a regular basis may want to keep an eye on build up and speak with their doctor if any ill effects occur.

Use cotton swabs only on the outside of the ear. If you have a severe enough problem with ear wax that you need to have it removed by a health professional more than once a year, discuss with them which method of prevention may work best for you. Your health care provider can look into your ears with a special instrument, called an otoscope, to see if ear wax buildup is present. LINDSAY EAR CLINIC offers a full range of services including earwax removal, complete hearing assessments, hearing aid sales and service, batteries, and dizziness and balance treatments.

Please call us today for a comprehensive hearing evaluation by a Doctor of Audiology.

PP.S. Earwax is self-cleaning and usually falls or flakes out of the ear on its own.

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ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS IN WOOD

By Doug Hodgins

Wood sculpturing is a sophisticated art form.

Basswood, butternut, cedar, pine, maple and cherry are just some of the preferred woods found locally. To shape the wood, artists use specialized knives, chisels and power tools. Some creations are painted while others maintain a natural finish. Regardless, each piece is unique.

Members of carving clubs from all across Ontario will gather on Saturday, September 14 for the annual Kawartha Carving Competition at the Bobcaygeon Curling Club. The event is truly community-based, made possible by the support from more than 60 individuals and businesses, many of whom are local. Everyone is welcome to attend the event, get up close to the creations, watch carving demonstrations or purchase a wood sculpture to take home.

The carvers will compete in judged events for cash awards, prize ribbons or just satisfaction and bragging rights. It is amazing to watch diverse artists, from rookies to world champions, participate and exchange ideas.

For many carvers, this is a very satisfying hobby that they can do year-round. Some carve or teach professionally and compete at very high levels throughout North America for prize money as high as five-figures. Mostly, though, it is the joy of spending time each week with like-minded folks in one of the many carving clubs either here in the Kawarthas or elsewhere.

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Sept. 26th, 27th & 28th, 2019 Thurs. 26th Midway “Toonie Night” Opens @ 4:00pm Demo Derby @ 7:30pm

Clubs are always looking for new members and are great sources of ideas and instruction. A visit to the event will give you a chance to talk to carvers about joining in. Very often, we hear, “Oh, I could never do that.” We say give it a try; you will surprise yourself.

Join us on September 14 from 8:30am to 4:30pm in the Bobcaygeon Curling Club. Admission is $3 per person (no charge for children under the age of 12 when accompanied by an adult). Included in the admission price is a ticket for one of the door prizes donated by our members and sponsors.

More details can be found at www. kawarthacarvingcompetition.org.

EARLYON ACTIVITIES FOR THE KIDDOS

By Deb Crossen

I stopped by the Bobcaygeon Legion Branch 239 a few weeks ago to drop off some stuff for their yard sale and was surprised to find a friend of mine surrounded by a group of small children.

Marda Drew works with the EarlyON Child and Family Centre, an organization that offers a range of services and resources to parents, caregivers and their children aged 0 to 6 years of age. This particular program is a drop-in that takes place throughout the area all year.

There are quite a few programs that take place in the City of Kawartha Lakes including the Drop-in at Legion branches and libraries. Parents and caregivers can also take advantage of advice from professionals trained in early childhood development and other family services in the community. These drop-ins are also a great place to connect with other families with young children.

Many centres are open weekdays, evenings and weekends to fit the needs of families in their communities.

Check out the website, www.ontario.ca/EarlyON for more information about programming near you.

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SENIORS PLAY PARK OPENS

Seniors in Fenelon Falls can now come out to play in the new Seniors Play Park at the Lloyd Kelly Parkette. The City of Kawartha Lakes Family Health Team was able to obtain a $121,600 Capital grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation along with other local donations, to create one of the first Seniors Play Parks in Canada. The free park is an accessible recreation space that promotes exercise and an active lifestyle for older residents.

The municipality acknowledges the vital involvement of all partners and organizations who came together to make this project possible: the Ontario Trillium Foundation, Ormell Sand and Gravel Ltd, Young’s Construction, Kevin Stybosch of Hoek Van Holland Landscaping, the Fenelon Falls Home Hardware and Chris Handley of Handley Lumber and Building Supplies. There were also a number of individuals involved with this project and officials thanked each person for their help in making this a true community activity.

Deputy Mayor Doug Elmslie said, “The Seniors

Play Park is the first of its kind, and we are proud that Kawartha Lakes is supporting our older residents in staying active and engaged in their community.”

With action stations that foster mobility and agility, the Seniors Play Park is an opportunity for residents to come together and stay active while being social in their community. The Park has a rubber ground surface, made of 2,000 recycled car tires, which is a non-slip and eco-friendly surface that the groups involved thought would be a welcome feature.

The Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) is an agency of the Government of Ontario, and one of Canada’s leading granting foundations. OTF awarded $108 million to 629 projects last year to build healthy and vibrant communities.

FOOD BANKS A NECESSITY

On July 24, Feed Ontario released a new study revealing hunger and food bank use rates across every electoral riding in Ontario. In partnership with Fleming College’s Geographic Information Systems program, they have created an interactive map that allows users to compare provincial electoral ridings, including information on Food Bank use, mean and median income, and housing.

The first of its kind in Ontario, the map is intended to inform policy makers and elected officials that hunger exists in every electoral riding, and to encourage the development of long-term, evidencebased solutions that address hunger and poverty in the communities they serve.

In 2018, the study found that our riding, Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock, had 3,978 people visit a food bank out of a population of 113,960. Of those, 34 percent are children, which is 1 percent above the provincial average.

The Kawartha Lakes Food Source stands with the following recommendations made by Feed Ontario. First, preserve and improve social assistance programming by retaining the current definition of ‘disability’, reduce the claw backs on earned income under OW and ODSP to 50 percent, and pass Bill 60 to set social assistance rates and policies based on evidence. Secondly, invest in affordable housing by repairing current units and building new ones.

Lastly, create secure employment, improve economic opportunities, and implement policies to ensure that Ontarians have access to safe, secure, and well-paying jobs.

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VOLUNTEERS TO BE RECOGNIZED

The Kawartha Lakes Sport and Recreation Council (KLSRC) knows how much volunteers contribute to the sport and recreation community in Kawartha Lakes. Think of that favourite coach who helped build your confidence, the always-reliable volunteer willing to take on any task or the behind-the-scenes board members who keep organizations viable and progressive. Tell us about those individuals by nominating them for a Volunteer of the Year Award so they can be recognized on November 6 at KLSRC’s 5th Annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner at the Lindsay Golf and Country Club.

Nomination categories include coach/trainer, board/organizational volunteer, and active recreation/ community volunteer. There will also be a Volunteer Organization of the Year category. The 2018 award winners were: Volunteer - Ivan Goodhand, Allyssa Adams, and Stephen Hayma; Organization – Optimist Club of Lindsay.

While the event serves to bring awareness to and provide recognition of the hard work, time, and energy that volunteers contribute, it also provides an

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opportunity to focus on a particular benefit of sport and recreation within the community. This year, the theme of the evening is Sport and Recreation Across the Lifespan – to reflect the importance of staying active at all ages, and to highlight the KLSRC partners who support CKL residents to do so. KLSRC members will provide updates of key projects from this past year, communicate their direction for the next 12 months, and highlight the KLSRC Supporter and Membership programs that offer options to join in with KLSRC to help create a community that is active for life.

To nominate an individual for Volunteer of the Year or a sport and recreation provider for Volunteer Organization of the Year, or to learn more about the KLSRC, please contact Coordinator Dennis Geelen at dgeelen@klsrc.ca. Deadline for nominations is September 30, 2019.

LEADING THE WAY FOR BUS SAFETY

By Deb Crossen

Recently in P.E.I., the legislature passed a law that would see drivers who illegally pass a school bus lose their licence for a time. Previously, the punishment was typically a fine of $1,000 and eight demerit points, with a maximum fine of $5,000.

Those fines were already the highest in the country, according to a document tabled in P.E.I. last November.

The next highest, of up to $2,400 were in Nova Scotia.

In Ontario, second offences would lead to a $4,000 fine and possible jail time.

Every school day in Ontario, according to the Ministry of Transportation, 824,000 students travel in almost 16,000 school vehicles. There are no statistics available for the number of drivers who have been charged with failing to stop for a school bus, but every year it seems we’re hearing about more of them.

To get their license back in P.E.I., drivers will need to meet with highway safety officials, pay a $100 reinstatement fee and take a defensive driving course within six months of getting their licence back.

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During their 2020 season, Celebrity will have seven awardwinning ships sailing to more than 90 ports of call in 27 different countries. They have arranged for more time in ports and overnight stays in more than 12 breathtaking cities. We’ll be featuring a ten-night Ireland & Iceland cruise sailing June 2020.

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