The Kawartha Promoter June 13 2014

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Contents

Village Voice

pg. 4

City Hall

pg. 7

Crossword

pg. 13

Horoscope

pg. 14

Trades & Services

pg. 27

Classified

pg. 33

Local Events

pg. 34

Health & Wellness

pg. 36

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Members of the Citizens for Responsible Aggregate Development (CFRAD) walk from Bobcaygeon to the Trent Lakes municipal council June 10 for the Ontario Municipal Board hearing over the Dewdney Mountain Farm limestone quarry.

Photo by Lisa Gervais

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OFF THE TOP

If passion alone could win an Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) hearing, then the Citizens for Responsible Aggregate Development (CFRAD) would win their case against the Municipality of Trent Lakes - over the Dewdney Mountain Farms limestone quarry hands down.

I expected a full house for the first day of the OMB hearing way back on May 20 and the crowd did not disappoint, filling the council chambers, spilling into the hallway and outside and even listening in through open windows.

What I did not expect was a fully packed hearing room each and every day of the OMB hearing. While I could not attend all day, every day, I did pop in from time to time and always found a filled room. And, they weren’t quietly slumbering in their seats. Many were on the edge of

those seats as numerous experts and non-experts spoke at the hearing.

Others took notes. And still others sent written reports, letters, even a poem to The Kawartha Promoter.

These people also walked from the Valu-mart in Bobcaygeon to the Municipality of Trent Lakes office on the first day of the hearing and may repeat that feat on the last day of the hearing, June 13.

But, alas, passion does not win an OMB appeal of an Official Plan or zoning bylaw amendment. Whether or not CFRAD lawyer Eric Gillespie did the job on behalf of the families who have backed this fight remains to be seen. But one thing is for certain.

They have fought the good fight.

And they are not the only ones.

The owner and proponent of this quarry, Paul Ritchie, has also been front and centre at this hearing and is now very well versed on the opposition that he is facing and will likely take that into consideration if he is successful in moving his project ahead. editor@thepromoter.ca

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Village Voice

The Promoter reserves the right to edit Letters to the Editor for length and clarity. Please include your email or mailing address and daytime phone number (not for publication). All opinions expressed are those of the writer.

Bobcaygeon Friends of Ferals

Feral cats are a problem created for the most part by humans. Some people fail to neuter their pets while others outright abandon them. These irresponsible actions are the prime reason unscheduled colonies of cats are cropping up. We can begin changing this and can do so in an effective yet humane way.

Bobcaygeon Friends of Ferals (B.F.F.) is just getting started.

Cats are trapped, neutered, vaccinated and returned back to their colony.

Such programs are gaining popularity worldwide.

Happily they are highly successful in controlling cat and dog populations. Diseases related to animals are generally species specific. Cats that are done are recognizable by a notch in their left ear.

B.F.F. would like to acknowledge and thank Three Islands Veterinary Services, Fenelon Animal Clinic, Action Volunteers for Ava, Operation Catnip!, Bobcaygeon Seniors Centre, the late John Poyser and everyone that has donated or is involved.

Bobcaygeon Friends of Ferals is in need of volunteers to make this successful. Please call 705731-0844 if you can help trap, transport, and foster kittens or would like to join our group and volunteer in some capacity.

Have more money than time; donations can be dropped off at Bank of Montreal in Bobcaygeon, account number 305-8991-453. Thank you.

Bobcaygeon Friends of Ferals

Big bridge turn out A gigantic thank you

to the wonderful people who came to Bridge 24 on Sat. May 24 and Sun. May 25 at 6:30 a.m. to welcome the anglers to our 34th annual Canada US Live Release Walleye Tournament. It was a great turn out. The anglers really appreciated your good wishes and cheers. As one angler yelled to us, “What are all of you people doing here at 6:30 in the morning? If I weren’t fishing I would still be in bed!” but, in the next breath, he yelled a big thank you to all of us for being there to give them support.

Thank you to Bobcaygeon Public School for the enormous banner they made saying “GO ANGLERS, GO!” which we hung over the bridge. And lastly, thank you Emily Wilson for being our mascot “Wally” in our new walleye costume. The anglers enjoyed taking pictures of Wally and the supporters on the bridge. Since these anglers generate a lot of tourist dollars to our local community, it was heartwarming to see so many of you involved.

Lynda Wheeler

Quarry poem

I know that there are many sides to this quarry story, but the only thing I can authentically write about is my perspective. I live on East St. S. in Bobcaygeon and from where I sit, the noise and air pollution have already reached a high level.

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Bobcaygeon “We’ve come home to cottage country to retire.

Our town is a gem …

Of water, fresh air, and a slow down pace, And a quieter sound at the end of the race.

Our window view is an artist’s dream Trees, and lake, and a stretch of green…

I plant my garden in a rainbow hue.

Then sit, and enjoy it, wouldn’t you?

Our visitors from near the locks Are sometimes ducks, and sometimes fox.

Cutting through the canvas of our colour mix Is East Street South, Highway 36, The future is rumbling down that road With the smell of exhaust, and a heavier load.

Motors roar, and shifting gear Are we crossing that bridge? Is it coming here?

Mary Morgan McKnight Bobcaygeon

Bobcaygeon secondary plan

For the last 2.5 years, the city’s planning and development department has been working on a secondary plan for Bobcaygeon. Every municipality must have an official plan and in larger municipalities such as ours, individual plans for towns such as Bobcaygeon, Lindsay, Fenelon Falls, Omemee and Woodville.

Your response may be ‘never heard of it.’ If not, kudos to you for following the yellow brick road of confusing announcements and 10-month time lags between meetings.

At the first meeting I attended, we were told the plan would be 100% publicly-driven. And yet in practice it has been anything but. This plan is disjointed and lopsided without clear parameters.

I wonder if any of us would load up the car, get the kids onboard and start the engine without checking if we had enough money for gas. That is what this plan is attempting to do. It really does not address the north and south integration of the village. It doesn’t even mention County Road 8, Duke Street, Highway 36 and County Road 24 as road entrances to the village or bike paths planned for Canal, King and Park streets. So I take it that nobody might want to cycle or walk over the bridges for a Kawartha Dairy ice cream or go to Kawartha Settlers Village or the Bobcaygeon Environmental Group’s newly-built Wilderness Park.

How about designating enough residential expansion to accommodate 13,000 people without talking about the cost of the upgrades to the water and sewer treatment plants and who will bear that cost – the taxpayer or developer? A real plan would address these issues. We are at the end of the process, not the beginning. This is the product of two year’ work?

I am videotaping these meetings which can be seen at www.kawarthalakessaltmedia.org . Please watch as this plan will dictate the next 30 years in Bobcaygeon. Once the parts of this plan are implemented, especially infrastructure upgrades,

we will be stuck with the consequences of a poorly thought out plan. The good news is that even at this late date, I think we are effecting change but we need the support of all the residents to ensure that this is the best plan for Bobcaygeon.

Steve Clarke Bobcaygeon (candidate for Ward 7)

The final goodbye

The celebration of life for Beecher ‘John’ Poyser was held at his home on Head Street on Sunday, June 1. Many friends attended, some who knew him well, others who knew him simply as the ‘nice guy’ who rode by daily on his bicycle. John was also remembered as a founding member of the Friends of Ferals, concerned with the number of feral cats in Bobcaygeon.

Dorothy Hannon Bobcaygeon

• Clarification: under ‘Letters to the editor’ in the May 30 Kawartha Promoter the letter writer, Elaine Bird, unintentionally missed Steve and Melissa Johnson as the fifth family backing the Ontario Municipal Board appeal over the Dewdney Mountain Farms Ltd. quarry.

• Correction: In the May 30 Promoter, we got the name of a children’s book by a local author wrong in the headline and first paragraph. The book is named “Slurp and Blurp – Finding a New Home”.

Look for it at the Apple iBookstore or at iTunes.

The author is Linda Oliver. Our apologies.

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Reader’s Corner

WATCH OUT FOR TURTLES Reader Richard Patterson, who lives in the Muncipality of Trent Lakes near Kinmount, sent us three photos: one of a sunset, one of a beaver dam and this turtle, with the reminder “it’s turtle sighting time so drivers beware.” Submitted

AH…SPRING Reader Linda Oliver sent in this picture of some newborn gosslings in the Coboconk area.

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TULIPS SURROUND THIS WINDMILL Reader Roelie Koster of Bobcaygeon sent this image of tulips around a windmill at her home on Need Street. Her husband built the windmill some time ago. Of Dutch heritage, the windmill was built for Roelie’s late father. “So, now, here she stands with tulips around her, my memorial for a very important man, my dad.” Submitted

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REFLECTIONS Keith Griffin took this photo on Front Street, just west of the dam in Bobcaygeon.

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City Hall

by Lisa Gervais

City council will spend $29,000 to train a socalled Master Black Belt under its performance management program, which is aimed at saving money and improving services out of city hall. They also authorized CAO Mark Fisher to make the Master Black Belt a permanent position.

Ward 7 Coun. Brian Junkin wanted to hold off on creating a permanent position saying he wanted more details. However, his motion was defeated. Ward 9 Coun. Andy Luff moved that the training, followed by the creation of a permanent position be endorsed, and got the support of the majority of councillors.

Fisher said the candidate would come from the existing black belts at council and although there would be some costs involved, the program had so far exceeded targets and goals so the costs would be recovered.

said the item had been discussed at a committee meeting and that had been the consensus but James pointed out that neither he or Ward 8 Coun. Donna Villemaire, who sit on the committee, were at that meeting. He asked that the CAO’s report be received but any action deferred pending a full committee meeting and recommendation. He got the support of a majority of his council colleagues.

Mitchell’s Bridge

The city awarded the contract for the new Mitchell’s Bridge at the meeting, to Premier Concrete Inc. of Londesborough for just over $3.7 million. In addition, MMM Group of Kingston will oversee the work for an additional $215,106.80. The 88-yearold bridge carries the Northline Road over the Burnt

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Our Local ROYAL CANADIAN

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

Branch 67 Lindsay (705) 324-2613 • Tuesday and Thursday - pub fare lunches noon to 2 p.m.

• Friday - full dinners ll:30 a.m. to l:30 p.m., liver/ roast beef, always a special item too.

• Saturday - live entertainment 7:30 to ll:30 p.m. free, open to the public.

Branch 238 Fenelon Falls (705) 887-3041 • Monday - shuffleboard 6:30 p.m. and ladies pool 7 p.m.

• Tuesday – mixed darts 7:30 p.m.

• Wednesday – BINGO $500 must go 6:45 p.m.

• Sunday – drop-in shuffleboard 1:30 p.m.

• Thursday and Friday – lunch 11:30 a.m. $8 • Last Thursday of the month - turkey day at 11:30 a.m. $9 • First Friday/month English pub night 5-7 p.m. featuring live entertainment • Last Saturday of the month – euchre – 12:30 p.m. - $5.

• Saturday, June 14, meat roll 2:30 p.m.

Branch 239 Bobcaygeon (705) 738-2710 • Meat roll- Saturdays at 2 p.m.

• Sundays – Open shuffleboard – 1 p.m.

• Wednesday night Legion darts – 7:30 p.m.

• Hamburger Thursday 4-7 p.m., fun euchre – 7-9:30 p.m.

• Karaoke with Merle – Friday 8 p.m to midnight, featuring wings.

Branch 441 Kinmount (705) 488-3462 • Weekly bingo Fridays at 6:45 p.m. and weekly meat draws Saturdays at 5 p.m.

• big buck bid euchre the third Wednesday of the month at 11 a.m.

• Seniors cards - Monday afternoons at 1 p.m.

• Drop-in cards -Tuesday evenings at 7p.m.

• Lunch the last Tuesday of each month from April to October. $7

Branch 497 Omemee (705) 799-5095 • Second Friday of the month until June, blind draw darts, 7:30 p.m. registration $10 per person.

• Pioneer Days’ celebration June 28. Country music Jam 1 to 5 p.m. all day.

BBQ catered by Heaven on Seven followed by evening street dance 8 p.m. to midnight featuring Stockdale Central $10 per person • Indoor outdoor yard sale Sunday June 29 $10 per table • Mixed dart tournament Sunday June 22 9 a.m. registration $40 per team • The Legion will be closed for extensive renovation July 7 to Oct. 6

Branch 519 Coboconk (705) 454-8127 • Friday June 27 – lunch 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. - Salisbury steak or liver & onions, $7 includes tea or coffee and dessert.

• Wednesday, July 2, Big Buck Bid Euchre. Play starts at 11a.m., $10 per person includes light lunch.

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River and is deteriorated due to age and damage.

Construction is scheduled to begin in September of this year and end in August 2015.

Free parking

Council is working on a downtown Lindsay parking strategy and will not charge for on-street meter parking between June 16 and July 13 as it compiles data. However, drivers will still be asked to park for a maximum of two hours only. The pilot project will cost about $8,500 in parking meter revenue but is aimed at providing valuable information to a future strategy. Ward 10 Coun. Pat Dunn said it was “ a real good news story.”

BIKEFEST BACK

BOBCAYGEON - Organizers of this year’s Bikefest say up to 15,000 people are expected for the twoday event June 21 and 22 in Bobcaygeon.

Doug Hellawell told the Kawartha Promoter that they are excited to have Harley Davidson onboard this year. The corporation will set up on Canal Street where they will offer demo rides. Some of the other big names are GP Bikes of Whitby and Classy Chassis from Lakefield.

They will be joined by more than 100 vendors at the fourth annual incarnation of the event that sees motorcycles take over the main streets.

Hellawell added that they have the full support of the Bobcaygeon Legion this year. On Saturday, a Kawartha Kids Poker Run starts at the Legion. There will also be breakfast. It ends at Embers Grillhouse.

Sunday sees the free-to-the-public event from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with live music, great food, show and shine and limited edition T-shirts this year.

Hellawell said accommodations are all booked out and restaurants are stocking up.

He added that although it is a motorcycle event, “we really keep it family-oriented.” There will be face painting for the kids and freezies and popcicles for sale.

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OMB HEARING WRAPS UP

TRENT LAKES - Members of Citizens for Responsible Aggregate Development (CFRAD) will end their Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) appeal over the Dewdney Mountain Farms limestone quarry the way it began – by walking from Bobcaygeon to the Trent Lakes municipal office June 13 for the close of the hearing.

They again will carry their CFRAD sign, wear their T-shirts and quietly walk to the hearing.

The fate of the appeal now rests with the OMB’s Colin Hefferon following closing arguments.

On June 4, City of Kawartha Lakes director of development services Ron Taylor clearly outlined that the city is worried about quarry truck traffic on Highway 36 and its impact on adjacent residential development. He said the city is worried about the structural impact on the highway and its eight bridge/culvert structures.

Taylor told Hefferon the city wants any approved haul route restricted to within the County of Peterborough. If that cannot be done, he said the city wanted a haul route agreement with conditions to protect infrastructure and establish acceptable truck traffic levels. Taylor said the city had reviewed the traffic impact study and believes 48 trucks an hour will come through Bobcaygeon.

He said the city had filed what he believed to be

a formal objection with the Ministry of Natural Resources but thought it has been treated as a comment only.

He conceded that the city did not object to the development’s zoning and official plan amendments but reiterated that truck traffic is its major concern with 80% of traffic now projected to come onto CKL roads carrying some one million tons of limestone annually.

“We don’t have any protection or tools in place.”

Settler’s Day Jean Pogue, left, and Louise Plante, right, take us back in time at Kawartha Settler’s Village June 8 during Settler’s Day. Photo by Lisa Gervais

Johnston Law Offices A New Law Office in Town Tim Johnston, a graduate of Fenelon Falls Secondary School, obtained a B.A Degree at the University of Manitoba, and his Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) at the University of Windsor. Tim has practiced law in Lindsay for over 30 years. His son, Jarret, also graduated from Fenelon Falls Secondary School and obtained his Honours B.A Degree at the University of Guelph in Criminal Justice and Public Policy. Jarret attended Law School at the University of Windsor as well and received a Juris Doctor. He and his father are now practicing law together as Johnston Law Offices. Jarret joining his father’s firm has allowed them to expand the practice including a new office here in downtown Bobcaygeon at 79 Bolton Street (Office entrance at rear of building). Tim and Jarret are providing expert legal services in the areas of Real Estate, Wills, Estates, Criminal, and Family Law. Tim or Jarret will be in the Bobcaygeon Office every Wednesday from 9:30am – 5:00pm. For an appointment, call 705-328-2393, email twj@nexicom.net, or drop into the office any Wednesday.

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LOCATION, LOCATION

COTTAGE & WATERFRONT HOW TO CHOOSE A NEIGHBORHOOD

Here are some tips for choosing the right neighbourhood for you Step one: Ask yourself: • Do you have children or are you planning to have children anytime soon? Parents know that the first thing to do when looking at a neighborhood is to research the school system. Even if you’re single, living in an area with a much sought-after school system raises your property value. If you have kids, you’ll also want to live close to parks and community centers.

• What type of home do you want? Are you interested in a single-family home or an apartment, townhouse or co-op? Read more about the different types of homes.

• How far are you willing to commute? Do you plan to drive, walk or take mass transit to work? Do you have a car or would you be willing to get one?

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• Do you want to be in a historic neighborhood or a new development? Historic neighborhoods have tons of character, but often require lots of repair work and are governed by community associations with strict standards. Newer developments have more modern features, but are typically far from the city center. Read more about the different types of architecture styles.

• What is your current community lacking? If you’re currently landlocked, but have always wanted to live on the waterfront, put that at the top of your list. If you’re a coffee junkie, having a Starbucks down the street may be a dream come true.

• Do you want to be able to go places on foot?

Would you like to be within walking distance of shops, restaurants and bars? Or would you be willing to drive to nearby businesses?

• Think about what you don’t want in a neighborhood, too. If you can’t stand late-night noise, you’ll probably want to steer clear of the college area or an area with a lively bar scene.

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Step three: get the suspects Look for: • School information: Look into the local public and private elementary, junior and high schools, as well as daycare programs.

• Crime statistics: Most real estate sites have statistics that tell you how the crime rates measure up to the national average. If you want specifics, call the local police station.

• Parks and recreation: How far is it to the closest park or recreation center?

• Neighborhood associations: Does the community you’re looking at have one, and, if so, are there lawn or construction restrictions? Is there a yearly fee?

• Tourist attractions: Get a guidebook or check out the convention and tourism bureau’s Web site to see all the city has to offer.

Source: Liz Gray, FrontDoor.com

BUYING TIPS

Below are five essential tips to remember when viewing a property for sale: 1. Take a camera with you. This way you don’t need to rely on your memory and can review the property at your leisure.

2. Visit the property at different times of the day / week to see what it is like. Is there lots of traffic during the school run? Is there enough parking at the weekend? These are important factors to consider when finding a home.

3. Ask about the heating and plumbing. Will this need replacing in the near future? If so this could be expensive.

4. H ow much is the council tax for the area?

5. I f the property is leasehold, how much is the ground rent?

Extras to consider when buying a new home • What fixtures/fittings come with the property • What extra incentives/deals does the property developer offer to buy the property • When viewing show homes ask for exact details of the property you are looking to buy. You may find that the show home does not represent what you are looking to buy.

Before you start looking for the perfect home to buy, sit down with a pen and paper and write a list of all the ‘must haves’ that the property you’re looking to buy must have.

This list should contain items like: • Minimum number of rooms • Minimum / maximum value of the house you are willing to pay • Location • Amenities that must be close by • And anything else that you consider important e.g. does it have to have a garden Once you have your list you can begin searching properties that are for sale. There are a variety of ways in which you can do this which includes; Source: homegroup • Searching property websites • Using estate agents “Just North of the Swing Bridge” 83 Main St. • Looking at the property for sale pages in local 705-738-1709 or 1-800-434-5157 Bobcaygeon Village newspapers Bryan • Contacting house building companies for details Wilkins on any new houses being built in the local area Sales What next?

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Promoter hit the streets on Thursday, June 12, our comprehensive provincial election print edition coverage will appear in the June 27 newsmagazine.

However, editor Lisa Gervais is covering the election and will post breaking results to The Kawartha Promoter’s Facebook page.

Candidates Don Abel of the NDP, Laurie Scott of the PCs, Rick Johnson of the Liberals and Arsalan Ahmad (head shot) of for the Green party will find out their political fates June 12. See The Kawartha Promoter’s Facebook page for the election results.

DECISION TIME

Voters are off to the polls today (Thursday, June 12) to elect their representative for Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock.

We can safely predict that a former Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) will represent the riding at Queen’s Park. That’s because the main contenders have all been MPPs: PC Laurie Scott is the current incumbent, Liberal Rick Johnson proceeded her and Don Abel was an NDP MPP for Wentworth North.

The other candidate is Arsalan Ahmed for the Green Party.

Because this edition of The Kawartha

WILDERNESS PARK OFFICIALLY OPENS

BOBCAYGEON – The new Wilderness Park will be officially opened at 2 p.m. June 21 with a festive ribbon cutting and tree planting ceremony.

The park has been made possible thanks to the generous funding and support of The Ontario Trillium Foundation and the City of Kawartha Lakes have helped make this part a reality, Environmental Action Bobcaygeon said.

The park offers three short hiking trails through mature forest with a tranquil backdrop of lush greenery and a chance to see many native birds and other animals. Spokesman Richard Fedy said the multi-route trail system also includes a comfortable 220-metre accessible trail that accommodates wheelchairs and walking canes.

Another feature is the Pollinator Patch, showcasing local wildflowers, trees and shrubs, which will attract pollinating insects such as bees and butterflies.

Numerous interpretive signs help identify the rich plant and animal life in the park and describe Do their Youcontribution Live In Peterborough County? to our environment.

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June 13 - June 27, 2014 Melodie McCullough

Gemini (May 22 to June 22) With more than 15 hours of sunlight, June days seem endless! The night sky is dominated by the Summer Triangle and Milky Way. The summer solstice on June 21 marks the beginning of this remarkable season. Take in the smells, the sights, the tastes (strawberries!) and everything else it has to offer you Gemini. Time outside with nature can lower blood pressure, anxiety and stress and boost immunity.

Cancer (June 23 to July 23) With Father’s Day comes many emotions, dear Cancer. Perhaps the “closeness” of the father/child relationship has somewhat eluded you. We urge you to make an effort now to reach out. Life is short!

Leo (July 24 to Aug. 23) Change is in the air, Leo. Don’t fear it! Embrace it! Move forward with the knowledge that life is welcoming you in the direction that is meant to be.

Virgo (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) Virgo, we know from your sign attributes it is hard for you to “allow your heart to rule your head.” But just this once it might be worth it to take that chance. Life is for the adventurous!

Libra (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) Beware an emotional outburst, which is predicted during this phase according to your horoscope, either from yourself or those around you. Keep calm and carry on, as the saying goes.

Putting to sea in a storm will surely cause a shipwreck.

Scorpio (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Both physical attraction and deep love are important to the Scorpion! Your partners will find you verbally and emotionally expressive but you like to be on the receiving end too. Try not to be insecure if you don’t receive as much back as you give – not everyone is as communicative as you.

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Sagittarius (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) The carefree life of summer beckons, dear Sag. We beseech you to not be carried away by the spirit of it all! Stay focused – that’s your main purpose right now.

Capricorn (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Dear Capricorn – you can be all you want to be in the healthy, peaceful space you create for yourself. Seek the path you wish to follow, take small steps and hug the energy you will receive.

(Puppets may somehow play a role in your life around about now.)

Aquarius (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) The friendly Aquarian is compatible with Gemini, Libra, Aries, Virgo, Sagittarius and other Aquarians. You all share an airy demeanor. As you can see, you are easy to get along with and place friendship at high value. Remember, though, to show compassion when friends fail your expectations, through no fault of their own.

Pisces (Feb. 20 to March 20) Power over others is not the way to happiness, Pisces! Are you are dealing with controlling, manipulative behavior from those around you? Focus on the behavior, not the person. Let them know with specific and clear suggestions what you expect of them.

But if all fails, you need to also know when it is time to move on.

Aries (March 21 to April 20) “Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we many even become friends.” - Maya Angelou. With summer travel plans ahead, Aries, why not view your vacation as a way to meet new friends, wherever you may find them?

Taurus (April 21 to May 21) Taurus is one of the most dependable, reliable and stable signs of the zodiac. You can be strong and obstinate but are able to meet difficulties head on. Share these traits with your acquaintances as they will value your judgment.

ROSS FORBERT AND HELENE FORBERT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND NOTICE Ross Forbert and Helene Forbert, by their last Will and Testament provided for the creation of a Scholarship Fund.

The primary purpose of the said Fund is to provide financial assistance to students who are resident within the geographic limits of the Village of Bobcaygeon, and will be in full-time attendance at a post-secondary educational institution for the 2014-2015 academic year.

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The Executors invite all students who reside in the geographic Village of Bobcaygeon, and who will be attending a post-secondary institution for the academic year 2014-2015 to submit in writing a request to participate in the Scholarship Fund.

A written request must be received on or before JUNE 30, 2014, and be directed to The Ross Forbert and Helene Forbert Memorial Scholarship Fund, c/o Robert J. Walker, 4 King Street West, Box 243, Bobcaygeon, Ontario K0M 1A0.

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TIME TO UNLOCK

BOBCAYGEON - A Bobcaygeon tradition continues June 14 when a giant gold key opens a giant gold lock at Lock 32 in the village, heralding the beginning of summer. The Bobcaygeon and Area Chamber of

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Commerce stages this annual event that attracts dignitaries, locals and visitors every year.

Summer officially begins June 21 but Bobcaygeon will get a jump on it this year, which seems appropriate since boats are already filling the Trent-Severn Waterway (TSW) at the locks.

The event is celebratory in nature, a throwing off winter blahs and a welcoming of summer’s sun.

The chamber has once again planned a familyoriented celebration. It kicks off at 9 a.m. with the soap box derby on Canal Street in front of the chamber office.

At 9:30 a.m., the official ceremonies will be held.

Then, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., there will be an assortment of local music talent; antique motorboats

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Schedule of events: Sat., June 14, 2014 (9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.)

9 a.m. - soap box derby on Canal Street (in front of the chamber office) 9:30 a.m. - official start to Summer 2014 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. - Assortment of local music talent 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. - Antique motorboats on display 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. - Brushstrokes (donations to Kids Unlimited). Crafts for children.

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CANOEING FROM BOB TO CURVE LAKE

BOBCAYGEON - First Nations and non-First Nations youth will undertake a canoe journey from Bobcaygeon to Curve Lake June 26-28.

Sponsored by the United Church,

Rev. Rodney Smith-Merkley of Trinity United Church in Bobcaygeon said the idea is to engage politicians and communities in thinking about the importance of our local waters and possibly picking up the challenge of becoming a “Blue Community.”

Youth entering Gr. 9 up to 19 years of age will embark on the trip. It will begin with a public event Thursday, June 26 in Bobcaygeon. The meeting place is the Riverside Park near the Forbert Pool for a pay-by-donation BBQ at noon with ceremony and education at 1p.m., then the canoeists setting off at 1:45 p.m.

Smith-Merkley said a “flotilla of friends” will be welcome to paddle, sail or motor with them for the first part of the journey to the locks. They will travel up the little Bob River, through Sturgeon Lake and Lock 32 into Pigeon Lake before camping at the Oliver Ecological Centre.

Friday, June 27 will see the party paddle through Gannon Narrows to Day Care Island, owned by Curve Lake First Nation. Smith-Merkley said Kim Sedore will bring her 13-person big canoe, along with smaller canoes and kayaks to accommodate the paddlers.

The group plans to arrive at Curve Lake behind the band office on Saturday, June 28 and finish with a community BBQ at noon. The “flotilla of friends” are welcome to join the group for the end of the trip as well.

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Fresh Water Summit Festival June 13 & 14

Friday Night Event 7pm-11pm Opening Ceremonies at the Wharf 7pm Live Music by Loose Connections Licensed Event Delicious Appetizers by Kay’s Place ***

Saturday Event 9am-3pm Pancake Breakfast 9-11 am Christ Church

Bake Sale 10 am – noon Knox United Church

Antique & Classic Boat Show 10 am – noon Northern Lyte Strongman Competition

Water Ski Show Community Displays Kids Zone! Featuring: Zoo to You Display International Model Power Boats Hawks Shadow Kids Karaoke at Souters Variety Refreshments available at Legion Park & Lions Park Yuk Yuks at The Pattie House Saturday Night And don’t miss the outdoor worship service and picnic on Sunday at 11 am in Lions Park hosted by Christ Church Presented by

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SUMMIT TO WOW CROWDS

On June 13 and 14, the community of Coboconk would like to invite you to the fifth annual Canada Fresh Water Summit festival on Balsam Lake. We will be celebrating this milestone by bringing back not just the most popular events from past years, but adding a few new events that are sure to be popular with visitors.

Our water ski exhibition is returning along with a jet ski demonstration that will wow everyone as participants fly up into the air like they are wearing jet packs. (Google Rick Mercer CBC and jet pack for a look at this spectacular new on the water sport).

Canoe and kayak costumed races allows young and old to get involved and the antique and classic boat show takes everyone back to early days on the water.

Also new this year is a city-wide youth essay writing and poster contest on the topic “What does fresh water mean to you?” The top essay writer and poster will be recognized with awards at the event on June 14.

And definitely not to be missed is PhytoLinks – an engineered floating treatment wetland system designed for large areas like storm water ponds.

On display courtesy of WRAIN (Water Research and Innovation Network), this innovative science demonstrates how we can help retain the quality of our lakes, rivers and fresh water systems.

The wharf in Coboconk was designated as a location of significance in 2009, as Balsam Lake was officially recognized as Canada’s highest body of fresh water, from which one can circumnavigate the world by seaworthy vessel. The festival celebrates this nationally significant body of water, and also highlights and recognizes the value of fresh water to our communities and lives and the importance of preserving this natural resource.

We are ready to kick off the Ontario summer season, so come join us in Coboconk on June 13 and 14. The waters of Balsam Lake await, along with a whole lot of Coboconk hospitality you don’t want to miss.

For more information about the Fresh Water Summit: www.canadasfreshwatersummit.ca

Fresh Water Summit Schedule: Friday night events 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.

• Opening ceremonies at the wharf 7 p.m.

• Live band * licensed event * Saturday events 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

• Bake sale 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Knox United Church • Pancake breakfast 9 to 11 a.m. at Christ Church • Kids Zone 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lion’s Park • WaterSki show 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

• Hawks shadow display at Lions Park • Artisans in the park • Community displays in the park • Zoo to You 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Lions Park • Strongman competition in the Legion Park; summit lob ball tournament in the Legion Park; Lions Club food at Lions Park, emergency services display at Lions Park; Legion bar and patio open at 11:30 a.m.

Outdoor Worship Service Celebrates Water

Christ Church Coboconk is excited to be participating in the Fresh Water Summit celebrations this year.

On Sat., June 14, from 9 to 11 am, Christ Church will be serving up Annie Robertson’s homemade, from-scratch, delicious pancakes with sausage and bacon for $7. Young children eat for free. Be sure to stop by the sanctuary of the church to see a wonderful display of the history of the waters of Coboconk hosted and animated by Karin Mackie, an avid local historian.

On Sun., June 15, at 11 a.m., Christ Church will be hosting an outdoor worship service at the Lion’s Park Amphitheatre. Bring your lawn chair and enjoy this family-friendly celebration of the waters that bring life and beauty to our region, and reflect with us on how we can continue to be good stewards of this priceless treasure. Sylvia Keesmaat will be our speaker and a group of musicians led by Sharon Bradimore will lift our spirits and lead us in song. All are welcome. Come as you are, and plan to stay for a picnic lunch provided by Christ Church.

Join us in Coboconk Friday, June 13th & Saturday, June 14th for

Canada’s Fresh Water Summit Congratulations to the Coboconk Lions Club for the “Concerts in the Park”!

Mayor Ric McGee & Councillor Emmett Yeo www.explorekawarthalakes.com

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Thank you!

The Coboconk Fresh Water Summit Organizing Committee would like to say a heartfelt ‘thanks!’ to our many sponsors for the 5th Annual Fresh Water Summit Festival. This event truly represents a community coming together.

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COBOCONK-NORLAND & AREA NEWS

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For more info: Ph (705) 454-1110 Email: chamber@coboconknorland.ca Office Hours: Tuesdays & Fridays 9 am – 5 pm

COBY LEGION CENTRAL TO COMMUNITY

The Coboconk Royal Canadian Legion Branch #519 has a long and celebrated history in Coboconk. Since 1955, the Legion has played a strong role in the community, and virtually became Coby’s community centre when the new building was built in 1973. We are fortunate that our Legion and its dedicated volunteers play such a large role in our lives: taking the lead for Decoration Days, making history come alive on Remembrance Day in our schools, sponsoring the Fresh Water Summit Festival, and of course, organizing the Santa Claus parade each year.

Many community events are held at the Legion; from fitness classes to community dinners.

Special event rentals are always welcome, and the Legion has everything you might need to make your event a success: it is fully licensed, has a sound system and stage, great food available through the ladies auxiliary, all this for a $50 rental fee and you don’t even have to clean up.

Incoming Legion president Jack Barkwell says, “We are in a new era and the Legion is reaching out to the community to ask for volunteers to join in and become a part of the legacy of the Legion. In particular, we need volunteers for our Ways & Means committee, which is responsible

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To get involved, contact Jack at 705-4543897 or the Legion at 705-454-8127. For event rentals, please also contact the Legion.

for community groups to use as well. For booking information, please go to the service centre in Coboconk. Bring your friends, guests and family.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EVENT

Join the Coboconk, Norland & Area Chamber of Commerce at the new Dockside Coboconk for great food & plenty of networking time with other members before summer. This will be our last event before fall. Complimentary appetizers; cash bar. June 23 at 5 p.m. $10/person. New members welcome. RSVP to Jennifer at 705-4541110 or chamber@coboconknorland.ca.

Lions Park Amphitheatre grand opening

COBOCONK - Mark your calendars for the grand opening of the amphitheatre in Lions Park on June 28.

Members of the Coboconk Lions Club are very proud of the renovations completed last year. This summer they will present three concerts in the park: June 28, 3-4:30 p.m. (Gary Peters); Aug. 3, 3-4:30 p.m. after the Duck Derby (Seabreeze); Aug. 30, 3 - 4:30 p.m. (Northline).

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COBOCONK LIONS MAKE DONATION

Coboconk Lions Club members - president Glenn Houghton, Murray Walker and Peter Visser – recently presented a cheque for $1000 to Paul McPherson, chair of the Ross Memorial Hospital Foundation’s board of directors. The donation will benefit patients in the ophthalmology department, where cataract surgery is performed. In recent years, the Eye Suite has undergone significant enhancements which have improved patient flow, reduced patient wait times and improved efficiency. RMH ophthalmology patients have some of the shortest wait times in the province.

COBOCONK LEGION DONATION

Coboconk Legion poppy chair Al Cumming and poppy committee member Lynn Drake present a cheque for $3000 to Erin Coons, executive director of the RMH Foundation. The funds will go toward the cost of purchasing a new ultrasound for the hospital.

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BOBCAYGEON - Globus Theatre at the Lakeview Arts Barn begins its 11th season this month with an extended line-up thanks to external funding that will see shows run until mid-November.

Sarah Quick said they will be able to present one of their most popular shows ever when Sunshine Express runs Oct. 30 to Nov. 15 thanks to Celebrate Ontario.

Five main productions will anchor the season, with a children’s series and ‘one night only’ plays rounding out the offerings.

Quick and co. have a way of delivering a very different combination of plays every season that appeal to a growing number of season subscribers as well as one-time visitors. There is comedy, drama and music.

It kicks off June 25 with the Canada Show followed by Separate Beds (July 9-19); Do You Take This Man (July 23-Aug. 2); Rhinestone Cowgirl ( Aug. 5 to 16); The Long Weekend in the round (Aug. 20-30) and then Sunshine Express.

The children’s series comprises Chris McKhool’s Earth, Seas and Air July 12, Bad Dog Theatre’s The Dog Pound Aug. 2 and Aesop’s Fables Aug. 23. The one night only line-up includes: Derek McGrath in How to Make Love to Andrea Martin July 14; Girls’ Night Out July 28 and Slaphappy Aug. 25.There is also a Murder Mystery night and pantomime.

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Do you remember the Sunshine Festival?

There hasn’t been anything like it since the 1980s but Bill Walker is about to change all of that.

Walker, who grew up in Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls, is putting the finishing touches on a beach festival for Fenelon Falls over the Canada Day weekend.

Dubbed Sun, Surf, Spin, it is really two festivals in one: an outdoor provincial wide DJ search and championship and a musical festival. And if that isn’t enough, there are two days packed full of events at the beach park that will appeal to all ages.

Despite being an event planner for things such as opening nights on Broadway in New York and Formula 1 racing, Walker said Sun, Surf, Spin is bigger and more important to him as he is a true believer in advancing local tourism efforts. He has been the event chairman for the tourism advisory board of the City of Kawartha Lakes and vice chair of RTO8.

Walker said the plan is to do something 10 times better than the Sunshine Festival with amazing programming thanks to a myriad of local sponsors and tourism partners. And, he hopes to make it an annual event. Walker is estimating that 9,000 people will attend all of the events, bringing an economic boom to the town.

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SUMMER LAKESHORE FESTIVAL

The Gamiing Summer Lakeshore Festival promises to be one of this summer’s family highlights in the Kawartha Lakes June 21.

“Our organizing committee has been working hard to line up a day of fun, great interactive exhibits of birds of prey, bugs and moths, bees, butterflies and frogs. Our puppet stage is set up for everyone who wants to try their hand on playing with puppets. There will be games, trail bingo, a lunch of wild edibles.”

As it is also Summer Solstice, Gamiing’s native friends are holding a sacred ceremony to open the teepee they recently built, said director Mieke Schipper.

Admission for the 2 to 5 p.m. event is by donation.

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FAMILY FUN AT MIDNIGHT MADNESS

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Bring your family and friends and join us on Saturday June 28 from 7 p.m. to midnight for a night full of shopping, food, treats, lots of activities and street entertainment.

Enjoy specials offered by the local merchants of downtown Fenelon Falls and be sure to check out the local restaurants for some tasty treats. I can guarantee you that you won’t be able to put your wallet away.

Finished shopping at The Corral? Be sure to stop by our Family Fun Zone located out front of their store. Once you have wrestled your shopping spree away, visit The Twister for a special little friend. Also don’t forget to locate our professional creative face painter FACE IT to bedazzle your face with art. Don’t wait too long as balloon twisting and face painting are only offered from 7 to 10 p.m.

Have some fuel left in your gas tank then you won’t want to miss JDS Autosports Race Car on display. JDS Autosports will have their Hyundai Tiburon GT race car on display as well as a meet and greet with JDS Autosports race car driver himself Kyle Tasker.

Now looking for that evening snack be sure to visit Grr8 Finds Market for a hot dog and a pop by donation only. All proceeds go to Fenelon Falls Special Events so we can make sure next year is just as fun if not more.

Midnight Madness headquarters will be located at Bodiworx by Stacie 48-H Colborne Street, Fenelon Falls. Headquarters wants to offer some fun as well to bring out your edgy side. Bite down on your candy floss while enduring the painful fake airbrush tattoo you’ve always wanted.

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MOSAIC ON THE MOVE

BOBCAYGEON - Brushstrokes of Bobcaygeon has gotten 100 artists to do six by six inch canvasses that members of the public can purchase in exchange for a donation in ‘the community art mosaic.’

All 100 pieces have been numbered and randomly mounted onto a backboard that will be displayed at community events this summer, starting with Unlock the Summer June 14.

For $20, people attending the events can register to win a canvas. They will select a number between one and 100 and complete the registration for that number. Once all 100 numbers have been selected, the canvases will be distributed to the registrants, according to their corresponding number.

Organizers said the purpose of the community art mosaic is two-fold. “It has not only brought people together in a creative fashion, but, in doing so, will support the young people of our community through the work of the Youth Unlimited organization.”

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TIM HORTONS CAMP DAY Crazy Monkey Tree Services donated $500 to Tim Hortons Camp Day in Bobcaygeon June 4. Owner Aaron Shaw and his wife Emma Shaw presented the cheque to Tim Hortons Bobcaygeon owners Brian and Cindy Bays and their daughter Lisa with manager Brenda Proteau also in attendance.

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The Bobcaygeon Nursery School, three to six-year-old senior room, attended Tim Hortons Camp Fun Day. Photo by Max Miller.

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Where’s a good place to eat out and how can I get a deal?

Locals and visitors can have both questions answered in a special ‘Kawartha Diner’ section planned for The Kawartha Promoter’s July 11 edition.

We will be advertising local restaurants, who will in turn be offering coupons to customers.

If you are a local eatery interested in taking part in this section, contact advertising manager Pat Thurston at pat@thepromoter.ca or 705-738-6188.

If you are a reader who likes to eat out, ensure you pick up your free copy of The Kawartha Promoter July 11 to get your restaurant guide and coupons and to dine out on all of the news our magazine has to offer.

“This is something new and exciting for advertisers and readers,” Thurston said. “It is the type of guide that you can pull out and put on the fridge, ready to be used when you just don’t feel like cooking, want to go out for a special occasion or have friends or family in town.”

“It will be a one-stop shop for all of your dining out needs.”

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CERAMIC TILE Quality installations.

Very reliable. Call Ted for an estimate.

705-454-9826 ____________________ GREGG MACNEIL LANDSCAPING 705-793-9437 Interlocking brick, armour stone, retaining walls, decks, driveways, walkways, patios, stairs & repairs to all.

60 ORIGINAL ART RELIABLE MAN WITH For sale at reduced TRUCK/TRAILER ORIGINAL MAN prices. June 28 & 29th Dump runs, WITH TRUCK 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. chain saw log splitting, 15 yrs experience 18 Cole St., Bobcaygeon brush removal, Lowest prices.

705-738-4547 small moving jobs.

Grass cutting, ____________________ Call John Painting, Corner computer desk 705-738-3214 Garbage removal, plus swivel chair $35 Leave message. property maintenance, Patio table, glass top, ____________________ long or short umbrella, four chairs $40 EXPERIENCED distance moves.

Call 705-738-3474 SEAMSTRESS No job too small! ____________________ Custom-fit clothing Bruce 705-738-6321 DOWNSIZING alterations. Call April. ____________________ www.greggmacneil landscaping.com Custom made sofa 705-738-2396 GOPHER ____________________ 78” long. Excellent CONSTRUCTION MIDTOWN ROOFING condition.

SERVICES Dont Pay Any HST 3 cushions on seat and FOR RENT For The Months Of Dump runs back.

Ivory background FENELON FALLS JULY & AUGUST Property clean ups with lillies. Deep FULLY INSURED, Short or long term 1 & Eavestrough cleaning strawberry, light pink, 22 YRS EXPERIENCE, 2 bedroom bungalowRoofing & repair periwinkle, taupe, peach LIFETIME WARRANTIES. style efficiency units, Private security CALL TODAY and many shades of completely redecorated, For a FREE QUOTE Monica Stanley green. Smoke free. This new paint, carpet, hard 705-738-7847 705-738-6364 sofa is in showroom KAWARTHA surface, drapes, tub ____________________ condition. $350 705-657-7847 surrounds, light fixtures, NOBLE’S PROPERTY Please call PETERBOROUGH includes stove & fridge, MAINTENANCE 705-454-8272 ____________________ block to downtown, Clean up of yards, grass ____________________ DOUGLAS CANOES beach & park on cutting & trimming, VIOLIN & BOW Recanvasing, repairs, 1/2 acre property. shrub & hedge trimming, “Strad” model. $500 restorations. Fibreglass *All Inclusive* dump runs and more.

705-731-0053 work available for No smoking/pets. Ref. Affordable rates. ____________________ canoes and small boats.

905-435-7303.

Tim & Ryan Noble Lawn Mower, tread Custom made canoe ____________________ (Hickory Beach) mill, golf clubs, lawn book cases. Restored ROOM FOR RENT Fenelon 705-887-9527 umbrella, 2 water canoes for sale.

Furnished or _____________________ pumps, boat ladder, tons 25 years experience. unfurnished. Share FLAGLER PAINTING of housewares, lawn 705-738-5648 country home, please Full service edger, flood lites, foolsfarrdj@nexicom.net no pets. References interior & exterior chainsaw, much more. www.douglascanoes.ca required. Call Ken 705repairs. All types to 18 Cole St. ____________________ 957-5118 home & cottages, 705-738-4547 FENELON COMPUTERS drywall to trim work. ____________________ Repairs, upgrades, FOR SALE Serving the Kawarthas FIREWOOD FOR SALE Virus removal, Partners desk (from old for 21 years.

Hardwood/unseasoned Wifi, network Murphy house) $150 Call Gord Flagler $275 per bush seasoned installations 2 leatherette slipper 705-731-0714 available October Data security chairs $100 ea. ____________________ $295. Free delivery Training available 4 smaller dining chairs EARTH KEEPER BOBCAYGEON and Flexible hours $100 set.

LANDSCAPE surrounding area.

Seniors 10% off Phone 705-738-2971 •Total property info@feneloncomputers.ca Robin 705-738-5540 maintenance 520 Patterson Rd., •Landscape design Fenelon Falls •Former OCAD 705-879-4356 Guelph grad ____________________ •24 yrs experience LAWN CARE SERVICE Septic & Holding Tank Pumping Free estimates Cut and trim.

Bobcaygeon Reliable, reasonable. #1 IN THE #2 BUSINESS Andrew Serving Bobcaygeon, 705-340-1814 Portable Toilets Available Burnt River, Fenelon & Wayne Coboconk. Please call Theo Finley • 738-3424 • Bobcaygeon 705-340-1545 Bruce: 705-454-3498

SERVICES

KAWARTHA SEPTIC SERVICE

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YARD SALE

ANNUAL BOBCAYGEON HEIGHTS multi-family yard sale Russel Hill Road & Hillview.

Antiques furnithure, jewelery, lots of ladies and kids clothes and toys, collectibles of all kinds.

Saturday, June 21 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

ANNOUNCEMENT We will be closing Kaleidoscope July 1st.

Large relocation sale on Canada day weekend.

Watch for our re-opening ad this summer for our new location.

Thank you to all my loyal customers and friends Ella

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Open house for Madeline Van de Walker (nee Whyte) at Knox Presbyterian Church. All welcome. 1-4 p.m. on June 21st.

Happy 75th Birthday.

Best wishes only.

CELEBRATION OF LIFE

The family of the late Robert “Bob” Tripp invite you to join them in a Celebration of Life Saturday, June 28, 2014 from 1-4 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 239, King St. Bobcaygeon.

Lunch will be served.

Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society.

BROWN, BEVERLY 1947 - 2014Beverly Brown of Little Britain passed away peacefully with family at her side at Ross Memorial Hospital on Thursday, May 29, 2014 at the age of 66. Daughter of Bette Oliver and the late Russell. Loving partner of Lynn Bayley for 34 years. Mother of Phil (Fran) Brown of Lindsay.

Grandmother of Bennica (Jake Parsons), Matt, Tyler Dean, Mitchell and Tyler John. Great-grandmother of Colsen and Nixon. Sister of Karen (Murray) Shewen of Sunderland, John (Lynn) Oliver of Port Hope, Barry (Lorie) Oliver of Port Hope and Randy (Mary) Oliver of Brechin. Family and friends were received at MONK FUNERAL HOME, 6 Helen Street, Bobcaygeon (705-738-3222 or 866-3930063) on Wednesday, June 4, 2014 from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service was held in the chapel on Thursday, June 5, 2014 at 1 p.m. Interment Verulam Cemetery. If desired, memorial donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or the Diabetes Association would be appreciated. Messages of condolence, donations, memories and photos may be shared at www.monkfuneralhome.com

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WANTED ANTIQUES

Furniture, glass, China, military medals etc. duck decoys, clocks, jewelry, silver dollars, gold, 50 cent pieces, pocket watches etc.

Anything old.

R. Carruth.

705-887-1672.

WANTED

Appliances, batteries, electronics, steel, copper, aluminum, cars.

Anything metal.

FREE pick-up.

Call Andy 705-793-2145

THANK YOU I would like to thank the Ladies Auxiliary of Bobcaygeon Legion Branch 239 for the beautiful hibiscus tree that they presented to me. It has over 30 coloured buds ready to bloom and several flowers already out - a lovely momento of over 20 years of organizing Community Care dinners for the Ladies Auxiliary.

Ruth Sheppard, Bobcaygeon

Local Events JUNE 13-Something Lost: WWI From A Local Perspective at the Fenelon Museum. 1-5 p.m. 705 887-1044 or www.maryboro.ca for more info.

JUNE 14- 22nd annual Bocaygeon HouseTour, 1-5 p.m.

Tickets $15 including tea & sweets and an art show; proceeds to local charities. Call “Jo” 705-738-9032. joan.wesley@sympatico.ca JUNE 14- Trent Lakes Outreach Center Gospel concert supporting needy at risk rural families. 7-9 p.m. Knox Presbyterian Church, Bobcaygoen. Contact Audrey 705-738-3869 or Yettie 705-657-8108 for info.

JUNE 15-Bobcaygeon churches invite you to a community worship service “Love...before the world began” 6 p.m. at Christ Church Anglican. Questions?

Call 705-738-2415.

JUNE 16-Foot care services for seniors and people with special needs are offered by Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes in Little Britain. Pre-booked appointments required. Call 705-879-4100 JUNE 17 - Friends of the Lindsay library book sale 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. downstairs.

JUNE 17- Kawartha Lakes Autism Support monthly meeting 7-9 p.m. Loblaws Lindsay, upstairs in the Community Room. Please confirm attendance by replying to klasinbox@gmail.com JUNE 17-Diners Club luncheon presented by Community Care at the Woodville-Eldon Community Centre, noon. Call 705-324-7323 to reserve.

JUNE 17 - Lindsay Library book sale 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

JUNE 18-Greet & Eat luncheon held by Community Care at Village Housing, Lindsay, noon. Call 705-3247323 to reserve a spot.

JUNE 18- Bobcaygeon Senior Citizens Centre annual membership meeting. Members only, 11 a.m.

JUNE 18-Diners Club luncheon presented by Community Care at Knox Presbyterian Church, Bobcaygeon, noon. Call 705-324-7323 to reserve.

JUNE 19-Diners Club luncheon presented by Community Care at Little Britain Community Baptist Church, noon. Call 705-324-7323 to reserve.

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Health & Wellness NEW FAMILY DOCTOR

OMEMEE – The Omemee Medical Centre has a new doctor with Dr. Richard Kondejewski beginning his practice June 2.

The Kawartha Lakes Health Care Initiative (KLHCI) and Omemee Medical Centre made the announcement earlier this month.

“It has been a pleasure to work with Dr. Kondejewski, the Omemee Medical Centre and Dr. Jane Clay to facilitate this recruitment. Many Omemee residents will remember Dr. Kondejewski from the time that he locumed for Dr. Ludwig. I am very pleased that he has decided to begin a practice on a permanent basis,” said Cindy Snider, the recruitment and retention coordinator for KLHCI.

She added, “It is very rewarding to have the recruitment efforts of the KLHCI meet with continued success and to know that the Omemee Medical Centre again has a full complement of family doctors.”

President of the Omemee Medical Centre, Barry Marr, said the board is pleased Dr. Kondejewski has agreed to practice there and thankful for the work of KLHCI. KLHCI president Andrew Veale welcomed

Andrew Veale (left) president of the KLHCI welcomes Dr. Richard Kondejewski to the Omemee Medical Centre. Submitted.

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Dr. Kondejewski and his wife and wished them many years of personal and professional satisfaction.

Anyone wishing to become a patient of Dr. Kondejewski’s is required to register with Health Care Connect at 1-800-445-1822 or www.ontario. ca/healthcareconnect.

DRAGONS AWAKENING

PORT PERRY - Teams are gearing up for the 10th annual Dragon Flies Dragon Boat Festival June 21 in Palmer Park, Port Perry.

Admission is free for the popular event, staged to increase breast cancer awareness, provide support for breast cancer survivors and raise funds for diagnosis and treatment at four local hospitals: Lakeridge Health in Port Perry, Ross Memorial in the City of Kawartha Lakes, Uxbridge Cottage Hospital and the R.S. McLaughlin Durham Regional Cancer Centre in Oshawa.

Forty-one teams, including four breast cancer survivor teams, will compete for gold, silver and bronze medals. Organizers said that visitors will be impressed by the sight of the dragon boats with their colourful heads and tails forging ahead to the beat of the drummer commands as teams race to the finish line.

The dragons will be officially “awakened” by special guests during the opening ceremony at 8 a.m. The highlight of the day will be to join in on the team spirit as the paddlers compete in the 200m sprint qualifying heats followed by the medal division races. At the closing ceremony the dragons will be “put to sleep” and medallions will be presented to the numerous division winners. Awards will also be presented for the best team cheer contest known as the “Tonsil Toss” and the “Best Dressed Team.”

A special feature is The Kawartha Breast Cancer Survivor Race Challenge, where the four breast cancer teams will compete for honours. Following the race, the Breast Cancer Carnation Ceremony is held to commemorate the individuals who have lost their lives to breast cancer and to celebrate the lives of the many who have survived this disease. Visitors as well as participants have the opportunity to be involved in the ceremony during the Carnation Toss.

There will be opportunities to purchase refreshments as well as to browse through Vendors Village and the breast cancer awareness display to learn more about The Dragon Flies and obtain information related to breast cancer. For more information visit the website www.thedragonflies.org

COMMUNITY CARES

When it comes to health care and other issues that affect seniors, you can never get enough information. An upcoming seminar for local seniors will be an extremely valuable opportunity to learn about services that are available for them, as well as keep up to date on important subjects that concern that large demographic of our population.

The annual Seniors Seminar presented by our federal and provincial members of parliament takes place Wednesday, June 25 at the Lindsay Exhibition building, on Angeline Street South. The half day will be chocked full of presentations by local organizations, including health care and anti-fraud measurements.

In addition, dozens of local health and community support service agencies will be on hand to provide information about their programs and to assist anyone with inquiries. It’s a great way for someone who may be unfamiliar with all of the services that are available to get informed and to find out where to go, or who to see, when help is being sought.

The event will include a lunch (with dessert compliments of Community Care’s meals program) as well as plenty of opportunities to network with the agencies and others in attendance. And best of all (besides the dessert)? The entire event is free for anyone to attend. Those planning to be there are asked to call MP Barry Devolin’s local riding office at 705324-2400 to confirm their attendance, however.

In the past few years, the Seniors Seminar has been a very valuable event that offers local residents the opportunity to be aware of organizations that are here to be of service. The event begins with registration at 8:30 a.m., presentations starting at 9 a.m. See you there!

Erin Coons, Chuck Golden, Hank Tamblyn (seated), Ken Huelin, Dan Kuijpers, and Nick Laroque at the cheque presentation. Submitted

LINDSAY LIONS CONTINUE “VISION QUEST”

Representatives of the Lindsay Lions present a cheque for $1000 to Erin Coons, executive director of the RMH Foundation. More than half of the donation is comprised of funds raised through the Lions’ pop tab program, which collects aluminum pop can tabs from 23 local schools for recycling.

“We’re proud to support the work of the surgical team at RMH,” said Ken Huelin, past president and zone chair. Ken was accompanied by Lindsay Lions Chuck Golden, Nick Larocque, Dan Kuijpers and founding member Hank Tamblyn. The Lindsay Lions Club has donated $95,629.03 to enhance patient care at the Ross Memorial Hospital since 1994.

Mike Puffer is Director of Marketing & Development for Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes Health and Support Services. E-mail: mpuffer@community-care.on.ca

INSTITUE DONATES Melanie Connell - a member of the Victoria West District Women’s Institute and a registered nurse in the Ross Memorial Hospital’s ambulatory care unit - presents a cheque for $500 on behalf of the institute to Erin Coons, executive director of the RMH Foundation and Dr. Bert Lauwers, RMH chief of staff and signatory of the spring appeal letter. “I know that this equipment is used daily for all community members, young and old,” said Connell. “By supporting the spring appeal for OR equipment, we’re helping to provide better service to the community.”

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ROOTS AND RAMBLINGS

By John Bick

Bobcaygeon & District Horticultural Society

BOBCAYGEON HAS A POLLINATOR PATCH

A few years ago, Joyce Bryon - as president of our horticultural society - suggested that we create a safe haven in Bobcaygeon for wild bees and butterflies to do our part to help stem the demise of these precious creatures.

That happened on May 29 when 17 hardy volunteers created Bobcaygeon’s first public pollinator patch at our new Wilderness Park which opens on June 21.

This was a collaborative effort of Environmental Action Bobcaygeon and the horticultural society.

Within a couple of hours, they had dug holes,

added soil, planted, watered and mulched 21 varieties of 300 plants known to be pollinator favourites

As well, 80 cedar trees were planted along the perimeter.

All this was funded by a Trillium Foundation grant used for the creation of the entire park project: trails, parking and signage.

As the patch gets established and flourishes, it will become not only a source of food and refuge for endangered pollinators, but a study site for students of all ages.

This is so important because no matter how we feel about them personally, bees and other pollinators such as moths and butterflies are in big trouble worldwide.

Reasons all have to do with habitat degradation caused largely by humans.

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