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How is it going?

We’re almost half way through 2013. What’s the best part so far?

Still cheering each other on? Still doing what you can to brighten up others’ days?

Last Sunday, we were on one of our walks around the village when we met Harold Way and his sidekick, Chance.

Moments earlier, we had heard the rumble of what turned out to be an antique tractor. The sound was overpowered by the unmistakable howl of a beagle as the tractor, driver and “navigator dog” chugged over the Main Street bridge.

There we saw Chance securely perched on the tractor, as he alerted all of their approach. Brilliant. He greeted everyone who was within earshot. Visitors or local residents, it didn’t matter to Chance. He was just out there doing what he loves to do.

I don’t know what makes some people go out of their way to make others feel happy. I just know they do.

We’ve talked about who inspires you, and more importantly, whom it is you inspire with your words, demeanor, your presence. If you have kids, you

Cover Photo: Max Miller

know they’re influenced by your attitudes and actions. Note: kids don’t fall for the double-standard routine — not in the long haul, they don’t. Eventually, they do grow up and hopefully think for themselves — that is when they think either, “Ah!” or “Yikes!”

This is the anniversary of my first Paper Cuts for The Promoter. I’ve enjoyed feedback from our readers since the beginning and you should know how meaningful it is that you connect in the many ways you do.

During the course of my first year in Bobcaygeon, I’ve seen the efforts and results of countless individuals and groups who work tirelessly to strengthen our communities and improve the quality of life for everyone. One thing I never tire of hearing about is the ways local business people support and promote each other. And why wouldn’t we? We are all in this together.

Go ahead — boast about your neighbour. Support all of the local businesses and services we can. Reach out. Speak up. Howl if you must.

Navigate your way to the positive side and watch who follows. Just don’t let up — we can never have enough Chances.

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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 Please include your email or mailing address and daytime phone number (not for publication).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 Farmers’ Market

The Bobcaygeon Farmers’ Market celebrated its Grand Opening for the 2013 season and featured free pancakes with local maple syrup. The event was very well attended. More than 500 regular and gluten free pancakes were served.

Many thanks to Uncle Ivan Lytle, Laura Fisher, Ruth McIsaac, Pascale Garrett and Renee from The Full Cup Café for their great efforts. And to Cable

Kawartha North Family Health Team (KNFHT) is seeking committed individuals to volunteer on its Board of Directors.

The KNFHT, a community-based Family Health Team with locations in Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls is seeking Directors starting June 2013. Medical, Legal, Financial or Marketing experience would be an asset. If you are an area resident with an interest in health care, fundraising and a commitment to improving service delivery in our communities, we would love to hear from you.

Please forward your resume or expression of interest by June 14th to Gary Horner, board chair at: gary.horner@hotmail.com or call 705 887-4992 for more information.

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Property Resale Values Important to Trent Lakes Council

I have just read the newspaper article in the Herald this week that reports a local citizen who approached Bev Mathews of Trent Lakes Council with a concern that their property would not sell because the house next door is a “dump.”

Our council is supportive and will now enforce property standards. Can we all be encouraged?

When many of us try to sell our homes because of the many quarries that will surround us, we also will come to council for help.

When our local water is polluted from industry run off, when local roads are overrun with trucks hauling stone, when the air is thick with dust, when the traffic on highway 36 is horrendous, when the noise from blasting is bothersome for miles and our taxes have been raised from the need to repair roads and all of these factors are effecting our ability to resell our homes, we are comforted knowing that Trent Lakes Council will stand behind us and help

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us to resolve these obstacles to resell. I hesitate to name any specific quarry because as the years go on and this council continues to “rubber stamp” any quarry application that passes their desk, a neighbour with a “messy yard” will be the least of our worries.

There is a municipal Election Oct. 2014. Let’s be sure our newly elected officials truly represent our interests as far as quarry development in Trent Lakes.

Janet Klein Nogies Creek

St; close calls experienced by a visually impaired resident. It was disconcerting that the planning department seemed unaware of this paper trail. Fortunately we had kept copies.

These facts still need to be addressed. Allowing this exemption will have a significant negative impact. A petition with 82 signatures from Front and West Street citizens accompanied the written presentation that was left with the committee.

Ray Kerr, Peter Grace, Kent Leckie, Ellen & David Roberts

City Hall

By Gord Killen

Solar Project in Dunsford Area

There are in fact two possible solar projects in the Dunsford area that are under consideration

by Council. One is to be at 1988 Heights Rd. and another one at 1730 Kawartha Lakes Rd. 36 in the former Verulam Township. Gary Pundsack and Francois Morin of lnnergex Solar Energy, lnc. made a presentation to Council projects.

They did concede projects.

Appreciation

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I want to extend my Area Commissioner Vacancy – Trillium Highlands Area appreciation to British Propane Fuels for the professionalism and customer service they extended Scouts Canada is looking for an energetic, motivated, committed Area Commissioner for the Trillium Highlands Area Council.

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Scouts Canada Area Commissioner Vacancy – Trillium Highlands Virginia Barry, This volunteer position will require approximately 15 hours Area per week and will require evening and weekend meetings throughout the year.

Hamilton Area Commissioner Vacancy – Trillium Highlands Area

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They did concede however that due to capacity issues probably only one would likely go forward.

They conceded that an independent soil scientist rated the soil of these lands as class 4, 5, and 6.

During a feisty question period many of the Councillors were vocally skeptical about how much prime agricultural land would be subjected to the project. There were also concerns raised about who would be responsible for returning the areas to their original state at the completion of the 20 year life span of the project. Morin assured Council that they would be responsible to either repower the project or, failing that, to return the land to its previous state.

Ward 8 Councillor Donna Villemaire moved for the deferral to the May 28 council meeting with a report from the agricultural development advisory board.The issue was deferred to the May 28 session of Council.

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Sumac Ridge Wind Farm Project

The Hound of the Baskervilles

This project is under appeal. Correspondence on this matter was received and a report on the City of the Kawartha Lakes position is to be forwarded to The Minister of the Environment, the Director of Environmental Assessments and Approvals Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MPP’s Office, the Association of Municipalities of Ontario, and the proponent for information.

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During discussion Councillor Heather Stauble reported that she has had over 2,700 emails and letters in opposition to this wind project stating concerns over issues of health, safety, set backs and the close proximity to residences and schools. The motion was easily carried.

Bobcaygeon C.H.E.S.T. Fund

rebuild essential municipal infrastructure like bridges and roads.

The amount of the assistance from the Provincial Government has yet to be determined until all the estimated costs are in. The city of Kawartha Lakes was under a state of emergency for 24 days due to flooding within the Burnt River, Black River and Gull River watersheds.

At a closed session Council named two new committee members to the CHEST Committee namely Ingrid Whitney, a returning member (2 year term) and Dan Jackson (3 year term).

Clarification from the May 17th Column

This reporter of the City Hall column received a call from Ms. Ellen Roberts who took me to task over two issues in the article I wrote: • Got her name wrong for which I regret the error • The delegation is not against the proposal per se; they only want the current bylaw enforced.

This reporter thanks Ms. Roberts for her feedback.

Kawartha Lakes Haliburton Housing Corporation Presentations by Hope Lee, CEO, KLHHC and Sarah Tate, ED, Habitat for Humanity updated Council on the plans to reinvigorate and upgrade homes under their responsibility. The need is quite urgent as they still have over 500 families and couples on the waiting list. Their plans appear positive and ambitious and we wish them well.

Fresh Water Summit Festival June 14 & 15

Rural Transit and Dial-a-ride

Staff recommended that Niagara Classic Transport of Virgil be selected for the award process and to be the service provider for Rural Transit and Dial-a-Ride Service. The total tender cost of $374,400.00, excluding tax, would to be funded from the Provincial Dedicated Gas Tax Reserve.

Start-up dates and scheduling details will be forthcoming.

Kawartha Lakes Receives ODRAP Funding

In a press release dated May 16th the City issued a press release that the Ontario Disaster Relief Assistance Program has approved funding to aid in recovering from the recent floods. The funding will help people in declared disaster areas clean up and repair their homes and small businesses.

Funding will also be used to

Friday Night Event 7pm-11pm Opening Ceremonies at the Wharf 7pm Live Music by Loose Connections Licensed Event Appetizers by Kay’s Place $5 Boat Parade 8:00pm (Contact Saucy Willow to enter boat parade 705-454-1218 - all welcome)

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Saturday Event 9am-3pm Bale Sale 10am-12noon Knox United Church in the Park Antique and Classic Boat Show Pancake Breakfast 9-11am Christ Church Refreshments available from the Lions Club and the Legion

KIDS ZONE 10am-3pm International Model Power Boats in the Lions Park Zoo to You-Interactive Display Northern Lyte Strongman Competition in Legion Park Hawks Shadow & Mrs. Twist Uncle Waldo’s Wacky Tacky Variety Show Community Displays Wrain Launch The Food Bank will be accepting non-perishables Fill out a survey to win prizes

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Settlers’ Day Returns

Kawartha Settlers’ Village is looking forward to our second major event of the year: Settlers’ Day, June 9, 10 am to 5 pm.

Join us and experience our 22 homes and buildings. Besides our antiques and artifacts, each building will feature a display or demonstration.

The Demonstrators will show you what they did as Settlers from blacksmithing to spring pole wood turning. All will welcome you: the rope maker, the canoe maker, the chair caner, the trappers, the leather worker, the carvers, the potter and the open oven baker.

This year, we are proud to have an awardwinning speaker who will give a presentation on 1850 embalming. This will happen at 11 am and 1:30 pm in the Murphy Barn.

Children activities include: animal petting, settler-type lessons, carriage rides, storytelling and model boats and trains.

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k “The moment you step into our retail location, you will know there is an artistic visionary adventure about to happen.” – Kate Westcott, Certified Interior Decorator Kate Westcott’s retail experience is 37 years and counting. Her career, she says, was always related to decorating. It was last August when she decided it was time to work for herself.

So it was. Kate & Co. celebrated its Grand Opening on May 2, 2013.

The store has an elegant, inviting atmosphere. With artistically displayed merchandise, Kate says she offers items ranging in price from $5 to $1000.

In her words: “We feature comfortable contemporary furniture and accessories from

Canadian designers and television personalities Steven Sabados and Chris Hyndman. Also, colourful accents from designer, Cobi Ladner, one of Canada’s top design authorities and former editor of Canadian House and Home magazine.

Kate utilizes her extensive product knowledge and blends it with the fine art of customer service. “I have always believed, one hundred percent, what you put out you get back.

I treat people the way I want to be treated.”

What’s on the Kate & Co. horizon? “In the fall,” she says, “I will host seminars and workshops on alternate months.” They won’t focus exclusively on decorating, but all topics will pertain to the home. That includes food since the store also features delicious products from Warkworth’s Sprucewood Handmade Cookie Co. “We believe our customers want more than a retail store. We are a unique blend of decorating accessory items, workshops and seminars and in-home consulting. To complete it all, some of our best products will be available for purchase from our web site in the near future.”

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WATEROPOLIS Tried & Tested In Kawartha Lakes

In the last issue, Mayor McGee introduced me and my role in the development of the Water Research & Innovation Network (WRAIN). Here’s a little more about me and how WRAIN is supporting economic growth in the water industry (a $424 billion global market).

I grew up just outside of Bobcaygeon; my dad built our home overlooking Pigeon Lake. I now live in Lindsay with my husband, Joe, and our son, Colby. After graduating from Trent University, I held

marketing positions at a seed distributor (Rothwell Seeds, Lindsay), a marketing agency (PDG, Toronto) and an international manufacturer (EHC Global, Oshawa). After 14+ years of commuting, I was thrilled to accept the Manager of Innovation position at the City of Kawartha Lakes to be able to spend more time with my family as well as having the opportunity to share my experience with local companies looking to expand their businesses.

On May 27th, we are officially launching WRAIN at ‘Discovery’ – Canada’s leading innovation-to-commercialization conference, showcasing leading-edge technologies, best practices and cutting edge research. Our attendance at ‘Discovery’ is supported by the Government of Canada through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario and KLCFDC.

For more information about WRAIN, visit www.wrain.ca.

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With the support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the Ontario Open Fiddle and Step Dance Contest are presenting a concert with Karen Reed and Crossbow at the Knox Presbyterian Church Hall on Saturday, June 8 at 7 pm.

Karen Reed was born and raised in Sudbury, Ontario. A member of the renowned musical Reed family, she began her career at the age of four. Karen studied classical accordion under the tutelage of her aunt, World Accordion Champion, Iona Reed and learned to play the fiddle from her father, Ron Reed.

Karen went on to earn numerous titles as Fiddle Champion.

The band has Karen Reed on the fiddle, Trina Nadeau on the cello, Jake Butineau on keys and features champion step dancer Devan Ballagh also on fiddle, bodhran and mandolin. Musical arrangements by this multi-talented band are an awe-inspiring, refreshing approach to the traditional fiddling genre.

Tickets at $10 are available at 10 King, My Favourite Things in Bobcaygeon. For further information call Joyce at 705.738.9171.

Horoscopes

For May 31 to June 12, 2013 Melodie McCullough

Aries (March 21 to April 20) Aries in love? Quite possibly! Remember where there is smoke there is fire, so if you sense a smoldering in the air we say search it out and fan the flames!

Leo (July 24 to Aug. 23) Leo, dear, Leo! We applaud your strategy to “take a breather”. It never hurts to slow down and reassess a situation.

So climb up that tree, look as far as the eye can see, and you will gain a great perspective!

to support and comfort you. And, of course, there will come a day when you willingly return the favour.

Sagittarius (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) Your employers value your commitment and hard work, even though they may not always show it, Sag. Don’t let them down. Keep up the great effort.

Taurus (April 21 to May 21) A musical composition has many parts to it – crescendos, decrescendos, fortissimos, pianissimos, prestos and tranquillo – much like life itself! There are the ups and downs, the fast happy times and the slow tranquilities. Yet with a fine-tuned orchestra at play, the piece comes together in a magnificent climax. Never fear, Taurus – just enjoy the tune.

Virgo (Aug. 24 to Sep. 23) Money may play an important role in your life in the near future, Virgo. If someone asks to borrow some, perhaps you should just give them some wise advice instead. Investments can be costly, so choose your ventures with care.

Capricorn (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) “Family is not an important thing. It’s everything.” – Michael J. Fox. Connect with your family, Capricorn. Love them, for who they are, not who you wish them to be. While others come and go, we will always be irrevocably bound to our family.

Gemini (May 22 to June 22) We saw a car bumper sticker the other day which read “I’d rather be … here right now.” We couldn’t agree more! Gemini, do you find yourself always wishing you were somewhere else? Where life is somehow always sweeter? We urge you to experience and feel each and every moment in which you find yourself. Life is what you make it.

Libra (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) Physical exertion is one of the best (and least expensive) ways to ward off panic or stress. With the release of endorphins into your bloodstream from exercising, your body naturally fights depression, experiences creativity and elevates your mood. Libra – get going now!

Walk, run, swim, canoe, kayak, bike, whatever you like – it will be worth it. (You could start with Bigley’s 3rd annual 5K Walk for the Cause June 1 at 10:30 a.m.)

Aquarius (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) If you look to the sky, Aquarius, you will see Arcturus, the star that heralded the arrival of spring. It is now the brightest star in the sky. Could be you as well, Aquarius? Shine your light strong and clear for all to witness!

Cancer (June 23 to July 23) Time for a break, dear Cancer? Yes, indeed! Take some time off from work or whatever is burdening you. Travel. It doesn’t have to be far – just make it count.

Scorpio (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Don’t be afraid to call on friends when you need help, Scorpio. True friends will always be there for you and they want

Pisces (Feb. 20 to March 20) Things may seem a little stagnant right about now, Pisces, especially career-wise. Don’t forget your long-term goals!

Focus on them and don’t let frustration over short-term drawbacks interfere.

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Unlock The Summer Unlock the Summer, Bobcaygeon’s biggest and bestest family-oriented community get-together is all set for its annual celebration of the upcoming warm weather. (See the full details in this issue’s Promoter-sponsored programme.)

Originated a number of years ago by the Bobcaygeon and Area Chamber of Commerce to mark the re-opening of the newly-repaired swing bridge, the event will more than ever combine the efforts of a Chamber committee, chaired by Dave Poole, with those of local businesses and organizations. In fact, the Bobcaygeon Curling Club’s Biggest Summer Yard Sale on Friday, May 31st, will lead off the festivities.

For the adults, that sale will be joined on

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Saturday by the Farmer’s Market, retail sales and promotions around town, a Vendors Village and an Artisan Alley, both on Bolton Street, and live music

by The Anchors on the main stage at the swing bridge.

Everyone will enjoy the Pigeon Lake Yacht Club’s Pancake Breakfast, participate in the Bigley’s Shoes and Clothing-sponsored Walk for the Cause, learn something new at Buckeye Surf and Snow’s Discover Kayaking and applaud the official opening which, this year, includes the dedication of Phase One of the extended Little Bob Channel docks.

Unlock the Summer has always celebrated our children. This year, that means another father-son or daughter Soap Box Derby, the Marine Modellers model-boat demonstrations, the “Kids’ Zone at the Locks” and its Zoo to You Exotic Animals.

Topping off the happy time will be two MV Kawartha Spirit cruises on Pigeon Lake, both departing from the new docks. The new Caribbeanfood-and-music Jolly Roger Cruise will board at 1:30 p.m., with the ever-popular Dinner Cruise, also with live music, setting sail at 6:30 p.m.

There will be fun aplenty at Unlock the Summer.

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7 am – 4 pm: Biggest Summer Yard Sale (Bobcaygeon Curling Club) 8 am – 1 pm: Farmers Market (Fairgrounds) 8 am: Pigeon Lake Yacht Club Pancake Breakfast (Boyd Street) 8:30 am: Soap Box Derby (Bolton Street) 10 am: Unlock the Prizes (Participating Merchants) Retail sales/promotions around town (Main, King and Bolton Streets)

Vendor Village opens (58 Bolton Street)

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Marine Modellers and Antique Motor Display (at Lock 32) 10 am – 5 pm: My Favourite Things Decorate Your Own Sun Visor

(10 King Street East) 10:30 am: Bigley’s Shoes and Clothing 3rd Annual Walk for the Cause

(Registration/Start at 35 Bolton Street) 11:45 am: Soap Box Derby Awards Presentation

(Main Stage at the Swing Bridge) Noon Official Opening/Ribbon-cutting/New Docks Dedication (Main Stage) 12:30 pm: Zoo to You Exotic Animals (Kids’ Zone at Lock 32) 1 pm – 3:30 pm: The Anchors live music (Main Stage) 1 pm – 4 pm: Kids’ Zone opens (at Lock 32) 1 pm– 4 pm: Buckeye Surf and Snow Discover Kayaking (12 Bolton Street) 1:45 pm: Zoo to You Exotic Animals (Kids’ Zone at Lock 32) 3 pm: Zoo to You Exotic Animals (Kids’ Zone at Lock 32) 3:30 pm: Lions Club Rubber Duck Race (Little Bob Channel) 6:30 pm: Beau Dixon Band Greatest Hits Dinner Cruise (MV Kawartha Spirit boards at new docks, departs 7:00 p.m.)

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Message From Our Mayor

Following on the heels of a fantastic May 24 long weekend, come out and enjoy “Unlock the Summer” in Bobcaygeon on June 1st.

The organizers, business people and residents of Bobcaygeon welcome everyone to celebrate the official “Unlock the Summer” celebration. These festivities have something to offer everyone, whether it’s stopping

by the Biggest Summer Yard Sale starting at 2 PM on May 31 at the Curling Club or enjoying the Kids’ Zone on June 1 at the oldest Locks along the Trent Severn Waterway, no one will be disappointed.

Don’t miss the official festivities and new dock ribbon cutting at 12 Noon on the Main Stage. For an exciting time on the Kawartha Lakes, please plan to attend one of the boat cruises aboard the “Kawartha Spirit”.

Don’t forget to support our local business people as they host many activities and exclusive

retail opportunities. Shopping abounds in Bobcaygeon and for those with discriminating taste buds, remember to eat at one of the fine restaurant establishments and visit Kawartha Dairy to enjoy the “World’s Finest ice cream”.

Mark your calendar for “Unlock the Summer” and I’ll see you there. For detailed event information, please go to www. unlockthesummer.ca.

Ric McGee

DELIVERY NOTE

If you are in the Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls or Dunsford areas and are not receiving regular issues of The Promoter, please contact our office. 705.738.6188.

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Councilor Pat Warren says, “We need to raise more bloomin’ money for our downtown hanging baskets!

Please sponsor a basket or donate to the Bobcaygeon Chamber of Commerce so we can all enjoy our downtown area.

We need to raise another two thousand dollars.”

Ideas? Contributions? This is a tremendous opportunity for individuals and businesses to help make Bobcaygeon more beautiful.

Bobcaygeon Greetings

Harold Way and Chance out on one of their regular cruises to greet residents and visitors. Harold says Chance, “loves his buggy rides” on the antique tractor.

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Health & Wellness PREVENT DISCOMFORT This Gardening Season

To prevent discomfort and pain in the gardening season look after your back and joints before during and after gardening.

Make certain you have the right tool for the job. Ensure you drink plenty of fluids and alternate between heavy and light jobs. Heavy loads should be shared.

Your feet will carry you through everything so protect and support them with proper footwear and supportive insoles. Custom orthotics are best. Never go barefoot unless on soft grass or sand.

Before you begin, warm up your muscles with some light stretching. Avoid muscle strain by learning the right techniques and change position often. Lift correctly. Kneel to plant and weed instead of bending.

Taking high quality supplements such as calcium, magnesium and omega 3 – flax or fish oils will keep muscles, joints and bones strong.

Take frequent breaks. Sit on firm chairs and avoid soft sofas.

If discomfort or pain occurs, lie down and apply a cold compress, never heat. An Epsom salts bath can work wonders for sore aching muscles and joints. The magnesium in the salts helps

with inflammation and pain. Glucosamine and chondriotin supplements can also be helpful.

Consult your chiropractor whenever possible to maintain a healthy structural balance. Chiropractic care can be helpful with: •Muscular aches and pains – acute or chronic •Headaches, light-headedness or lack of focus •Inability to concentrate •Mood or nerve disorders •Sleep disturbance – waking fatigued •Lack of energy and motivation •Sluggish circulation – cold extremities •Digestive or bowel dysfunction •Neck, shoulder, hip, knee and back pain

By Muriel M. Grant D.C., N.D. Total Life Care

INSIGHTS

Life Within Our Community The news has been filled with horrible, heartwrenching stories. We have witnessed nature’s cruelty in the backyards, rivers and lakes we use as our playground in the summer. We have begun to question our own safety in something as simple as selling a vehicle on Kijiji or as difficult as running in a marathon. How people treat each other doesn’t make sense, what people think they can get away with doesn’t make sense, life simply doesn’t make sense. It seems the world has gone crazy.

Amidst the chaos, the destruction, the challenges that are faced there will always be something that happens. Sometimes it is a lesson, or a small miracle lying in rubble after 17 days, or it is simply words from people you never knew that at that moment bring so much comfort in a time and a place that felt so dark you never thought possible that you would see light and beauty again.

No matter the weather, no matter the circumstances, no matter the endless twists and turns that seem to face you, this is what we need to know and trust: There is always something there – we just have to be open enough to find it; when things don’t make sense, sometimes all we can do is to hug our kids a little tighter, turn the music up a little louder, lose ourselves in the dance and believe that in this cruel, unfair, sad world there is always a spark of

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innocence unscathed, blessings too numerous to count. Finally, there is beauty in the rubble and it is a shame not to seek it out and appreciate it.

By Caroline Fenelius-Carpenter Caroline is the mom of young kids, has aging parents and works in long-term care. As a volunteer, she believes that if we work together, we can still create great things.

COMMUNITY CARES

By Mike Puffer

There is a great deal of emphasis these days on making smart choices in terms of life planning. At first glance, it may seem that such a topic involves only financial matters. However, putting all of the pieces of a “planning puzzle” together means much more than just looking after your money.

Regardless of what stage a person is at in life, it’s wise to be aware of the services that are available in order to make living full of quality, health and enjoyment. Just as it is smart to have your financial house in order, it also makes good sense to be aware of the programs and organizations that are available to assist in other ways. This includes health agencies and social service organizations that collectively can assist when they are needed. One of the biggest challenges for many people is convincing a family member, friend or loved one that it’s alright to look into getting help.

This is often due to a person’s pride or inability to admit that she is getting older and may be at a stage where a little assistance is needed. It also can be overwhelming to start navigating the health care “system”. However, the messages from local agencies do not always reach everyone who could use some assistance. If people who are looking for help would take the initiative to contact a local service provider, they would be amazed at how quickly assistance – or at least referrals to other agencies – can be made.

Don’t be afraid to ask for help when it is needed!

You will be surprised by what is available to you.

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

PLANTAR FASCIITIS A.K.A Heel Pain

The plantar fascia is a band of thick tissue that runs across the bottom of the foot and attaches at the heel. Plantar fasciitis (fa-she-eye-tis) occurs when the plantar fascia becomes inflamed, and it can be excruciating. The pain associated with plantar fasciitis may be located in the heel area of the foot, in the arch, or both. It is often worse in the morning and after long periods of walking or activity.

Diagnosis As we mentioned in our last article, your chiropodist will pay particular attention to the “S.O.F.T.” factors in diagnosing plantar fasciitis, including Structural problems of your feet and lower limbs, Over-use injuries, Footwear, and Trauma. He or she will also perform a full biomechanical exam and gait analysis (looking at the mechanics of how you move for signs of problems).

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Treatment varies with each person’s severity, lifestyle, overall health, and other individual factors. As the only regulated health practitioners in Ontario trained as foot specialists, your chiropodist/podiatrist is versed in an extensive range of treatments. He or she will tailor the most effective strategy for you, such as: • Custom orthotics • Taping and strapping • Footwear advice and/or custom footwear • Steroid injections and/or anti-

“SHOCKWAVE THERAPY!” DO YOU SUFFER FROM? • Shoulder Impingement • Tennis or Golfers Elbow • Tendonitis of the Knee or Foot • Heel Spur • Carpal Tunnel • Frozen Shoulder

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A non-invasive alternative to surgery, Shockwave Therapy promotes accelerated recovery of injured soft tissue, bone, heel and joint pain. Therapy sessions are approximately 20-30 minutes in length, alleviating pain and restoring mobility.

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inflammatory medications • Foot mobilization therapy • Modalities such as ultrasound, laser, or thermal therapy • Home stretching programs • Night splints • In certain severe, chronic situations, your chiropodist may perform a surgical procedure under local anaesthetic to release the tension from the plantar fascia Treatment can span a matter of weeks to several months.

Sufferers should be wary of remedies promising “fast fixes” by unregulated entrepreneurs or non-foot specialists. Increasingly, private insurance companies are insisting on treatment by a chiropodist/podiatrist.

Without Treatment Foot pain can continue, and progress into a severe condition that affects one’s ability to walk and perform usual activities.

Eventually, permanent damage to the plantar fascia or surrounding nerves may occur. Painful heel spurs can also develop, where bony calcification of the injured area happens over time as the body attempts to repair itself.

Submitted by Kawartha Total Foot Care Centre

SAFE SUN

No one is completely safe from the sun. In Canada, sunlight is strong enough to cause skin cancer and premature aging of the skin. The risk of skin cancer today is greater than it was 20 years ago and continues to increase.

UV rays can get through clouds, fog and haze. Water, sand, concrete and especially snow can reflect, and even increase, the sun’s rays. Your risk is higher if you: • Have light-coloured skin, eyes and hair • Work, play or exercise in the sun for long periods of time • Had several blistering sunburns as a child • Take drugs that make you more sensitive to UV light Use SunSense and talk to your doctor about any changes to your skin.

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Elegant and classy meets fun and funky! Fenelon welcomes a new salon located directly across from the high school.

Owner Natalie Ralph couldn’t resist the opportunity to open her own business. Natalie received her honours diploma in Hair Styling as well an Esthetics certificate from Marvel School of Beauty in Orillia. This fun and spunky gal offers a warm and inviting environment to meet your beauty needs.

Hey Good Lookin’ Salon and Treasures offers unisex cuts, colour, highlights, perms, ear piercing, facial waxing, brow tints, scalp massage and formal up-dos. Natalie also carries treasures such as trendy purses, fun jewellery and beauty products.

Hey Good Lookin’ Salon and Treasures is proud to state that they are a Paul Mitchell salon offering low ammonia, beeswax based hair colour. To date, more than 200,000

trees have been funded and planted by Paul Mitchell’s team to offset carbon emissions.

In 1980, they were the first professional beauty company to announce that they do not endorse animal testing.

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Kawartha Cooks

Featuring Christopher Tuberdyke

Easy Blender Hollandaise

How can Hollandaise, nothing more than a simple emulsion of butter, egg yolk and lemon, strike fear into the hearts of even the most seasoned cook? Perhaps it’s the vision of standing over a double boiler, furiously whisking away with beads of sweat on your brow, praying that it comes together and doesn’t curdle. Well, stress be gone! Ditch the double boiler, leave the whisk in the drawer, and forget the worry. All you need is your blender to easily create a beautiful, glossy French sauce in minutes. Poached eggs and asparagus, rejoice!

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4 egg yolks 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 sticks unsalted butter 1/2 tsp. salt Pinch of white pepper Pinch of cayenne or a few dashes hot sauce

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microwave. Skim off the white foamy milk solids from the top and keep warm.

2. Separate eggs. Place yolks in the blender and save the whites for a later use. (You can freeze them for up to 12 months!)

3. Add lemon juice, salt, pepper and cayenne. Blend on medium for about 30 seconds until light in color and fluffy.

4. Turn your blender to the lowest setting. Slowly stream in the melted butter while the blender is running. Once all of the butter is incorporated, blend a few seconds more. Taste it. It should be smooth, buttery and have a hint of lemon. If its too thick, pulse in a teaspoon or two of warm water. Adjust seasoning. That’s it! You’ve just made Hollandaise! You should use this immediately, but if you need to keep it warm, place in a bowl over hot water until you need it.

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Come out and talk with our Blue Canoe technicians.

Get personalized recommendations and information on: • Protecting water quality • Deterring Canada geese • Preventing shoreline erosion • Limiting aquatic plant growth and blue green-algae • Lake management planning In the event of inclement weather, the Dock Talk will be cancelled.

The Blue Canoe program is supported by the City of Kawartha Lakes and the RBC Blue Water Project.

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Family Doctor Appreciation Week The Kawartha Lakes Health Care Initiative (KLHCI) is asking the community to help celebrate the fourth annual Family Doctor Appreciation Week, running June 3 to 7, 2013. This week will honour the many wonderful family doctors practicing in the City of Kawartha Lakes. Family doctors are essential to the health and vitality of our community and we

hope that all citizens will take the time to extend their gratitude for the day-to-day and lifelong commitments that these doctors have made.

Local businesses are encouraged to show their support throughout the week by displaying words of thanks and encouragement to family doctors on their organization’s signage. Simple acknowledgement

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of the week, such as “Family Doctor Appreciation Week, June 3 to 7” or other special words of thanks such as “Thank You to our Family Doctors” are some suggestions being offered by KLHCI.

KLHCI will be sending letters of appreciation to all family doctors during this week. Hand- made cards and posters of thanks from local school-aged children will accompany the letters. KLHCI will also recognize two family doctors with gift certificates

for a weekend get-away for two to any Ontario Inns and Spas.

KLHCI is a non-profit, charitable organization whose mandate is to recruit and retain family doctors for the City of Kawartha Lakes. Anyone wishing to be part of this community effort is invited to contact Cindy Snider, Recruitment and Retention Coordinator at 705.328.6098 or csnider@rmh.org or visit the KLHCI website at www.kawarthalakesdoctors.org.

HEARING CLINIC 2011 Doran Hayes

Artwork from left to right: Claire - LIndsay Montessori Audrey - LIndsay Montessori Hunter - Alexandra Public School Emily - Alexandra Public School Jaylen - Bobcaygeon Public School Steven - Bobcaygeon Public School Emma - Bobcaygeon Public School Charles - Bobcaygeon Public School

M.Sc., Audiologist (C) Musician and Sound Engineer

Specializ ed hear ing care for all ages .

• Co mplimentary hear ing tests • Hear ing aids • Hear ing aid batteries & accessor ies • Hear ing instrument repair • Cust om noise & swim protection • Ear wax removal • Professional consultation • Prescr iptions & fittings • Musicians plugs & in ear monitors • Pa yment plans available • Ministry of health ADP, W. C. B. , DVA, Sunlif e (GM) & other Insur ances Accepted

Bet ter All Wr itten Quot es *Fair pricing with compassionat e ca re*

* In House Demonstrations “Come Hear The Difference”

Demonstr ations “Come Hear The Difference ”

PLENTY

www.ka wa rthahear ingcar e. com OF FREE Audiological servicesPA RKING including: • Complimentary Hearing Tests • House Calls • Hearing Aids (all brands) • Large Comfortable Sound Booth • Sound & Hearing Seminars • Musician’s Plugs & In Ear Monitors • Children’s Testing, 6 months & older

Visit our new websit e

• Kent Mall, Main , y Accessible) • Port 32 Reynolds Professional Building, Bobcaygeon

Ministry of Health ADP, W.C.B., DVA, Sunlife (GM) & Other Insurances Accepted

The Kawartha North Family Health Team thanks its Doctors and Medical Staff for all of their support

We will better or match all written quotes.

Dedicated to providing great service!

Serving the Kawartha Lakes, Lindsay, Bobcaygeon, Minden, Peterborough and surrounding areas.

www.kawarthahearingcare.com 705-320-9244 LOCATIONS: Kent Place Mall, Unit 107 Main Floor, Lindsay Port 32 Reynolds Prof Building (Lower Level) Bobcaygeon

PLENTY OF FREE PARKING

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Classifieds SERVICES ORIGINAL MAN WITH TRUCK 15yrs experience Lowest prices.

Grass cutting, Painting Garbage removal, Property maintenance Long or short distance moves.

No job too small!

Bruce 705-738-6321 ____________________ GOPHER CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Spring Property clean up.

Yard Maintence Roof Repairs/ Maintenance Eavestrough Cleaning Dump Runs Private Security Monica Stanley 705-738-6364 ____________________ NOBLE’S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Clean up of yards, grass cutting & trimming, shrub & hedge trimming, dump runs and more.

Affordable Rates Tim & Ryan Noble (Hickory Beach) Fenelon 705-887-9527 _____________________ FLAGLER PAINTING Full Service Interior & Exterior Repairs.

All types to Home & Cottages.

Drywall to trim work.

Serving the Kawarthas for 21 years.

Call Gord Flagler 705-731-0714 ____________________ IT’S WINDOW CLEANING TIME. Jeff’s been making them shine since ‘79, Servicing Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls.

Commerical, residential and cottages.

647-883-7033.

Classifieds@thepromoter.ca

20 words or less for $25.00 + H.S.T. Deadline for next issue June 5, 2013.

The Dutch Tea Room DOUGLAS CANOES starts: Every Saturday from GREGG MACNEIL Re-canvasing, repairs, June 8th.

LANDSCAPING restorations and fibreglass LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 705-793-9437 work available for canoes from 1 p.m.

Interlocking brick, and small boats. Custom Coffee/Tea armour stone, retaining made canoe book cases.

Dutch Applepie walls, decks, driveways, Restored canoes for sale.

Oliebollen walkways, patios, stairs & 705-738-5648 26 Odessa Rd., repairs to all. farrdj@nexicom.net www.greggmacneillandscaping.com Bobcaygoen www.douglascanoes.ca 705-344-1608 ____________________ _____________________ ABSOLUTE HOUSE AVM Lawn Care & CLEANING Landscapers FOR RENT Busy People!

Specializes in sodding, FENELON FALLS No spare time! over-seeding and Short or Long term 1 Want a clean house? landscaping. A thick & 2 bedrm bungalow Absolute can help you! healthy green lawn and style efficiency units, Free estimates. good landscaping adds completely redecorated, Fully insured-bondable.

VALUE to your property. new paint, carpet, hard Karen 705-887-7683 FREE consultation. surface, drapes, tub ____________________ Experienced and surrounds, light fixtures, SENIOR CAREGIVING professional. includes stove & fridge, Need help with the References provided. block to downtown, beach challenges of daily 705 341-9323 & park on living? I can help with ____________________ 1/2 acre property. housekeeping, cooking DON’T LET YOUR *All Inclusive* and local errands.

MONEY GO OUT THE No smoking/pets. Ref. Bobcaygeon area.

WINDOW 905-435-7303.

Call Cathy at Call _____________________ 705-341-1262.

HH GLASS & METAL ____________________ Window and door FOR RENT CERAMIC TILE installation and repair.

Professional office/ Quality installations.

Metal work and store space 79 Bolton Very reliable. Call Ted for weather caulking, Street approx 400 sq ft an estimate. journeyman glazier. of storage with parking.

705-454-9826 Call Harold at Available immediately. ____________________ 705.887.1770 Call 416-920-3382.

MIDTOWN ROOFING or cell _____________________ AND EXTERIORS 705.341.1617 COMMERCIAL SPACE 20% off labour for the ____________________ BOBCAYGEON RELIABLE MAN WITH month of June. 10 spots Excellent, high TRUCK & TRAILER available. visibility location.

Dump runs, chainsaw and Kawartha Lakes: Available May 1. log splitting.

705-738-7847 $950 monthly + utilities.

Brush removal, Peterborough: 950 sq. ft. small moving jobs.

705-657-7847 Lots of parking.

Call John 705-738-3214 ____________________ 705-738-2178 Leave message.

NEW! _____________________ _____________________ Pretty Different Commercial Space Lawn cutting, trimming, Fashion Shop Bobcygeon garage clean-up, Silk boho, 58 Bolton Street dump runs, small Upcyled o.o.a.k Available immediately hedges trimmed, chain DiDi, Desigual & Organic/ $1500 + utilities sawing, gutters cleaned bamboo 1300 sq. ft. + (bungalows only), minor The Dutch Experience 4000 sq. ft. patio lawn mower repairs.

26 Odessa Rd., 705-879-2575 Grant Noble Bobcaygoen 705-887-3391 705-344-1666 Cell: 705-879-0481

4 Paws DIY

DOG WASH

705-738-2739 79 William St. Bobcaygeon

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KAWARTHA SEPTIC SERVICE

Septic & Holding Tank Pumping

#1 IN THE #2 BUSINESS Portable Toilets Available Theo Finley • 738-3424 • Bobcaygeon

Bobcaygeon Long-Term Rental on Water.

Deck and Dock.

Open concept living.

1 bedroom. Fireplace, stove and fridge.

Suitable for bachelor 50+. $850 monthly.

No smoking, no pets.

Available May 1.

References.

Phone J Sporer 705-738-3251 or leave message. Thank you. _____________________ Long term rental Bobcaygeon waterfront property. Deck and dock.

Open concept with fireplace. One bedroom, suitable for one person 50+. No smoking, no pets. $850+ utilities. References required. Leave message.

705-738-3251 _____________________ House for Rent 3 bedroom, waterfront. $1400 per week.

Bobcaygeon. vandent@hotmail.com _____________________ BOBCAYGEON UPPER DUPLEX Central Location.

2 bedrooms, 4 appliances.

All new interior. $800 monthly + utilities.

No pets, no smoking.

References required.

705-738-9018

FOR SALE FIREWOOD Hardwood firewood for sale. Cut, split and delivered. $250/cord.

You won’t be disappointed.

Call 705-931-4464 _____________________ Lazyboy Havana Atlas rocker recliner. Brown.

3yrs old, never used.

Paid $1100, asking $400. Firm.

Phone 705-738-5252

HELP WANTED Summer Student required at The Boyd Heritage Museum for a Museum Assistant. 30 hours per week for 11 weeks. Must work weekends. Please forward resume to info@ theboydmuseum.com.

POSITION AVAILABLE A 13-1/2 hour weekly position is available to perform the custodial duties of Fenelon Falls United Church.

This position involves the normal day-to-day janitorial duties of a busy congregation.

A complete job description will be provided during interviews.

Please respond in writing, with a resume, by June 15th, 2013.

Mail it to: The M&P Team, Fenelon Falls United Church, P.O. Box 14, 123 Colborne St., Fenelon Falls, ON, K0M 1N0 or drop off at the Church office during office hours – Tuesday to Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The resume may also be by e-mail to nueberer@xplornet.com. _____________________ ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR BUCKHORN FINE ART FESTIVAL Required by the Buckhorn Community Centre The Assistant Director works to support and assist the Director of the Fine Art Festival. The successful candidate will possess effective written and verbal communication skills, be computer savvy, and be confident in dealing with committee members, volunteers, and the general public.

Training or experience in fundraising, event planning and/ or project management would be beneficial. Must be willing and able to work daytime, evenings and occasional weekends, as required. This is a parttime, year-round position.

Remuneration is a small honorarium, paid monthly.

For more information please call Sally Yardley, Director, Buckhorn Fine Art Festival 705-657-1918.

Submit your resume with cover letter by 5 pm on Friday June 14, 2013 either by fax 705-6572117, via email to art@ buckhornfineart.com or by mail to the attention of Sally Yardley, Buckhorn Community Centre, PO Box 280, Buckhorn Ontario K0L 1J0.

PROGRAM (SENIORS) COORDINATOR Required by the Buckhorn Community Centre (BCC) The Program Coordinator’s goal is to implement new programs and events at the BCC, designed to enhance senior living in the community. The successful candidate will possess excellent customer service skills and effective written and verbal communication skills. S/he will be computer literate, and have the ability to work simultaneously on a number of projects within tight deadlines. Training and experience in project management and seniors’ program development are important qualifications.

Experience in fundraising for a not-for-profit, and/ or event planning would be beneficial, but is not mandatory. Must be flexible to work days, some evenings and weekends, as required.

This is a temporary, contract position. For more information please call Judy McWhirter 705657-8833.

Submit your resume with cover letter by 5 pm on Friday June 14, 2013 either by fax 705-6572117, via email to judy@ communitycentre.com or by mail to the attention of Judy McWhirter, Buckhorn Community Centre, P.O. Box 280, Buckhorn Ontario K0L 1J0.

YARD SALE 138 Stinsons Bay Road.

Saturday, June 8th. 8:30-1.

All proceeds go to local charity.

DOWNSIZING Furniture items and much more.

4 Ellard CT off 24.

June 1, 2013. 8 a.m.

Rain date June 2, 2013. _____________________ RUMMAGE SALE Fenelon Falls United Church.

Saturday, June 1, 2013 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Something for everyone. _____________________ BOBCAYGEON’S BIGGEST SUMMER YARD SALE Bobcaygeon Curing Club May 31 2-7p.m.

June 1 7a.m.-4p.m. _____________________ Barn Sale Saturday, June 1st. 8 a.m.

- 4p.m. Pine furniture, corner tub, bathroom vanity, household contents, Yamaha snowmobile.

236 St. Alban’s Rd. (off CTY RD 8) buckhorn

EVENTS Because You Deserve it!

Holistic SPA Day June 2nd 10-12:30pm Includes fresh juice, smoothie And Yoga led by Registered Yoga Teacher Call 705-340-8991

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.

HIGGINS, Terrance James:

Please join us for a celebration of Terry’s life which will take place on Saturday June 15, 2013 at the Old School House, 210 Cosh Road, Bobcaygeon at 1 p.m. Reception to follow.

Memorial donations to World Vision would be appreciated and can be made at www.jardinefuneralhome.com

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21st ANNUAL

BOBCAYGEON HOUSE TOUR This year’s Tour, June 8, features 5 beautiful homes in and around Bobcaygeon: Stonehaven, The D’Alquen Home, the Sweeney Home, the Hardiman Home, the Rolfe Home and of course the beautiful Christ Church Anglican where Tea & Sweets and an Art Show will be offered (included in your ticket price).

Tickets for $15.00 per person are available at the Chamber of Commerce, My Favourite Things, Purdy’s Jewellery & Gems, Town & Country Decorating Centre and Stokes-on-Trent in Fenelon Falls.

Submitted by Joan Wesley Bobcaygeon House Tour Committee

KRAFT AND TRADES SHOW Fundraiser

Gwen Hoare of Kawartha Buy and Sell and Free Stuff on Facebook and the Bobcaygeon Lions have teamed up to host a fundraiser.

Gwen says, “It’s called the Kraft and Trades show and it’s on June 8th from 10 am to 3 pm.”

They’ll feature a little café plus more than 20 vendors – including face painting, Regal, and so many more – who are all donating items for draw prizes.

Proceeds from vendor tables and the café will go to the Lions Club.

Beat the bugs this summer with a

SkeeterVac The Mosquito Exterminator

Ask us for details (705) 887-1670

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