June 29 2012

Local Events • Health News • City Hall

Friday, June 29, 2012

Your Community News Magazine Volume 22, Issue 13

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I wonder what it feels like to wake up the morning after you’ve walked a tightrope across Niagara Falls. Was it difficult toresist the urge to run the last twenty meters or so to touch ground

on the other side? Maintaining that even, measured, insanely focused stride must have required unimaginable mental, physical and emotional endurance. And think about what a tremendous feeling it would be to be welcomed by the folks waiting to greet you. Just ask Nik Wallenda. Welcomes are a big deal. Especially warm ones. Being a customer service fanatic and relatively new to the community, I am both intrigued and acutely aware of the ways in which one is greeted, treated, served and welcomed. That’s the benefit of having “fresheyes.” Most people don’t know you and you don’t know them until that first exchangeor transaction is over. Itmakes it is easy to observe the nuances and behaviours with some degree of objectivity when one is more or less just

another face that may or may not belong to an out-of-town visitor. The people who stand out are those who offer warm welcomes—to visitors and/or life-long residents and everyone in-between-without hesitation, without conditions. They’re the ones who understand the value of a warm welcome. Moving to a new school, a new job, community, a new life, visiting a new place, is a little like walking a tightrope. You’ve done it. Right? Believe it or not, people can be intimidated to even walk intoaplaceofbusinessforthefirsttime. Customer service is about the feelingtheindividualexperiencesduringthe transaction. Around here, we’re reallygoodatmakingeveryexperiencepositive, aren’t we? In person, over the phone… Here’s where we want from you. Please send your best CUSTOMER SERVICE in THE KAWARTHAS story between now and August 15. Please keepto150wordsmaximumandemailto [email protected] with YOU’RE WELCOME in the subject line. Include your name and contact. Thank you. You’re welcome.

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The Kindness of StrangersI would like to thank the Good Samaritan Lady who immediately contacted the Fire Department when shesawmefaintwhilewalkingintheextremeheatof the day, Wednesday, June 20th in Bobcaygeon. Thanks to the members of the Fire Department for their prompt response and courteous treatment while requesting the fast appearance of an ambulance whose efficient team took me to Ross MemorialHospital.Carole Jones

Urgent Message for All Waterway Stakeholders

As you are well aware the Trent-Severn Waterway (TSW) and Rideau Canal--both operated Parks Canada--havebeenidentifiedforreductionswithinthe recent Federal budget. Last Friday afternoon at Trent University the 4 TSW Waterway MP’s (Bruce Stanton, Barry Devolin, Dean Del Mastro, Ric Norlock) presented to a group of Municipal leaders and business operators the amount of cutbacks the Waterway will have to absorbwithinitsdailyoperations.Thisfigureisnot

proportionate to the reduction shared nationally within the Parks Canada portfolio. If this cutback is not addressed, historical Canal operations will be drastically cut. The MP’s will be asking for Stakeholder input this summer to take forth to the Minister of the Environment. Canada’s Historic Canals are in danger! Your help is needed today! The Trent-Severn Waterway, Rideau Canal and Western Quebec Canals are in trouble. March 29, 2012 the Federal Budget cut funding to Parks Canada by 29.2 million dollars. The Parks Canada Agency under the Federal Department of the Environment is responsible for the ongoing day to day water control, operation, maintenance and visitor experienceswithin the various Canal corridors throughout Ontario and Quebec. On April 11 the CEO of Parks Canada (Alan Latourelle) contacted all Canal Employees about their future employment with the following news: “Parks Canada will align the length of its season, hours of operation, and personal service at locks on canals to focus investments on the periods of highest requirements.” On May 18--Opening Day for Canal operations--Minister of the Environment, Peter Kent officiallyopened the waterway with the following notice to stakeholders: “As we implement changes to next year’s navigation season, Parks Canada will work closely with local stakeholders, Members of Parliament and partners to minimize, where possible, the impacts of these changes on neighbouring communities and partners in the tourism community.” During the last 2 months speculation surrounding these two phrases has been rampant throughout the Waterway Corridors. Municipal Mayors, Community Leaders and MP’s have been gathering information to be delivered to the Minister by August 1. This

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information will include the effect of a changed season of operation within their community. In jeopardy is the recognizable huge economic spinoff from the traditional tourist season along the Corridor region which revolves around Victoria Day to Thanksgiving. Also being evaluated is the ability of a reduced Parks staff to properly control water movement throughout the Watershed. What should you do? Ask what the future landscape will look like after cutbacks have been implemented. How will the Parks organization deliver their services to both the land and water based users? What will these re-aligned services be? Ask how much of the $29.2 million cutback to Parks Canada will be directly taken from Canal operations over the next 3 years. Is the Canal reduction inproportion with other Parks across Canada? Ask how you can become involved with the stakeholder consultation process. Your voice is important for the decision makers to properly align services. Decisions have already been made by the SeniorExecutiveManagementwithinParksCanadaand continue to be implemented without proper consultation with the stakeholders at large. E-mail your local MP, Minister of Environment and the Prime Minister directly with your concerns.Contacts:Prime Minister Stephen Harper [email protected] Minister of the Environment, Peter Kent [email protected] Local MP address available at ….w w w. p a r l . g c . c a / M e m b e r s O f Pa r l i a m e n t /MainMPsCompleteList.aspx

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CITY–UNIONOn May 17th the Union left the bargaining table andtheCityhastakenthenextstepavailableunderthe Ontario Labour Relations Act and requested a “NoBoard”ReportfromtheMinistryofLabour.Thisreport, once issued, provides a 17-day countdown to the union being in a legal strike position. The City of Kawartha Lakes remains available to meet with the union and work to reach a negotiated agreement that is fair to our employees but also reflectstheeconomicrealitiesthattheCityandourtaxpayersface.Todate,noreporthasbeenreceivedfrom the Department of Labour.

TRANSIT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Transit Advisory Committee put forward a request to Council asking that their mandate be changed to that of a full Transit Management Board. Currently the Committee is responsible for three separate but overlapping components:1. Lindsay Transit Service (Lindsay only)

conventional bus service, serving a population ofapproximately19,300residents.

2. Lindsay Mobile Service for the disabled). This service provides door-to-door transportation residents with mobility challenges and users of this service are approved based on established criteria and needs.

3.A pilot rural transit program that commencedJune of 2010. The Rural Transit pilot project consists of four (4) routes.

A small staff that includes a Transit Supervisor, an Administrative Assistant and thirteen (13)part time drivers currently manages all services. Additional support is provided by various other City Departments including Human Resources,

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Fleet Services, Finance and the Director of Public Worksofficeandsupportstaff. In reviewing the proposal at Council a heated debate ensued with some Councillors, most notably Glen Campbell taking exception to thebroad level of responsibilities that the Advisory Board seeks. Campbell was adamant that Council reject the proposal as it gave the Board too much unnecessary power particularly in the area of money. However the majority of Council did not feel the same way and in a recorded vote (10 in favour and 6 against) approved the motion for Staff to look further into establishing the Board. The one issue that did not surface at the Council meeting and that gives me some concern is one item within the proposal advocating that thenewBoardberesponsibleforandIquote“Thiswould include, but not be limited to the current review and visioning exercise being undertakenwith regard to Community Care supported services.” At present Community Care operate and manage their services separately and have been ably doing so since 1989. If the proposal is accepted as it stands that may change and could mean another level of bureaucracy being imposed.

ACTING CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

Due to the imminent departure of Al Horsman effective June 15, 2012, Council considers it advisable to appoint an Acting CAO for the City ofKawartha Lakes until the position canbe filledpermanently.

SPECIAL EVENTSECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

PARTNERSHIP FUNDCouncil approved funding in the amount of $ 34,500.00ofthe$100,000.00operatingallotmentfor the Special Events Economic Development Partnership Fund for special events planned for 2012.

THE QUARRY DILEMMASharon King Reports

on the June 23 Public Meeting A second public meeting to address the concerns of a proposed quarry was held on June 23rdatCaygeonLanes,Bobcaygeon. Application has been made by Paul Ritchie of Dewdney Mountain Farms Ltd. to establish a limestone quarry and concrete plant in Peterborough County. The area in question is located on Concession 15 in Harvey Township with frontage on Ledge Road. Galway-Cavendish-Harvey Council must approve an amendment to the Official Plan thatwouldchangethezoningofthe432-acresitefromruraltoanaggregateresourceextractor. Approximately 500 individuals attended themeeting hosted by the Township Council in order to either voice their objections or support of the project. One by one, individuals made their pleas to Council. Men and women, members of our community, were tearful as they contemplated the future if the quarry is approved. Increasedtrucktrafficwasamainconcernwithan estimate of one truck every six minutes. Thisfigure is approximate as the applicant requestedunlimited tonnage. Concerns were also raised about noise levels and pollution from the operation and traffic.Thisquarrywouldcreateoneofthelongesthaul routes in the County and the trucks would use CityofKawarthaLakesCountyRd.#36. Typically, the cost to maintain roads and bridges, even with a haul route agreement, has fallen on the taxpayers. Some said that Council should consider a moratorium on Quarries. There is no shortage of quarried limestone at this time and in this case the quarry would not supply material locally or provide local jobs. There are eighteen quarries in Galway-Cavendish-Harvey and local residents say they have done their part in supplying Ontario with aggregate. Two speakers from the First Nations said the site shouldbeleftaloneand“MotherNatureprotectedand preserved.” The pure water from an artesian wellatthecornerofCountyRd.36andQuarryRd.,wildlife including species at risk, a deeryard, fishsanctuary and a protected wetland could be at risk. Concerns surfaced over the effects on


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surrounding watercourses, questioning the water source that will supply the operation. Mr. and Mrs. Klein,healthcareprofessionals,expressedconcernabout health issues from noise, dusts especially limestone dust and stress. Questions were raised about who will enforce the regulations that this quarry must operate under. Who will be responsible for any cleanup when the quarry shuts down? Tourism may be adversely affected, property values will plummet and tranquility will be a thing of the past.Howdoesthisbenefitourcommunity? Becki Jory spoke to the feeling of the group. SheexplainedhowsheandRyanhadpouredtheirsavings and their hearts into building a house, a home, and a life in the community, and how people are attracted to the area because they want to escape the concrete jungle and enjoy the quiet and natural beauty. Residents appear to expect Council to putresidentsfirstoverdistantlargeconglomeratesthatwill rape the land and leave an ugly hole in the ground as our future legacy.www.stopthisquarry.com

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWFenelon Court Long Term Care CenterCaring for—or being—an older adult means a whole new way of doing things. How do you know how to deal with practical issues concerned with ageing unless you have someone to ask? Fenelon Court Long Term Care Centre invites you to attend their Family Education Day on Tuesday, July 10. You may take a tour of the facility, attend one of the workshops on topics including Hand Hygiene for Infection Control, or visit one of many information booths. Medical Mart, Homestead, Motion Specialties and several others will represent suppliers and service providers. The day is open to residents, family and communitymembers. It runs from 10 am to 2:30pm.

THE CIRCLEBy David Sparkes

To appreciate the words that follow, I suggest that you beg, borrow or steal (online) a

recordingof“CircleofLife”fromthemovieTheLionKing. It will help set the scene for my unabashed bath in nostalgia and homespun philosophy. This is not forthecynicalorjadedamongyouandifyoufitthatcategory it is time to move on to the Horoscopes. Recently I had the honour and pleasure to attend the graduation ceremonies of the Leslie Frost Public School in Lindsay. Thirty-four young teens were to graduate and move on to the next phase of theireducation.Dressedintheirfineryandasexcitedasthey could possibly be, they assembled along with an audience of parents, grandparents, friends and the teachers who had guided them to this moment. The Procession of Graduates was followed by an awards ceremony to rival the Academy Awards, a delightful Valedictory Address by an equally delightful young recipient,theHonourRollandfinallythepresentationof the diplomas. There is nothing unique or unusual about these proceedings. The same or very similar ceremonies take place throughout the land at this time of the year, each with its own group of proud parents and nervous graduates.But,whenyoupause to reflectupon the scene before you, there is ample reason for optimism, pride and sentimental feelings. These, after all, are the doctors, carpenters and farmers of the future and, even more importantly, the moms and dads who will someday attend the graduation of their own children. Turnupthevolumeof“CircleofLife”asitbeginsto reach its crescendo passage. Miracles are all around us and you do not have tosearchtofindthem.ThewonderfulthingaboutaGrade8Graduation is theenthusiasm,excitement


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and refreshing lust for life that is exhibitedby theyoung people. This is what keeps the world turning and gives us hope for the future. We may be worn and wearied by the trials of life and constantly bombarded by the troubles of the world but here in this microcosm is proof that a new generation is getting ready to face the challenges and take our place. We tend to be critical of the young and dwell too much on the problems of our tiny lives or those of the world at large, but, here we see that the preparation for the future is well in hand and life will continue through the energy of the young. Perhaps these are just the musings of a proud granddad but I thought they were worth sharing. Nowgooutandrent“TheLionKing”andshareitwith someone young.

IN THE MMMOOOOOD! Kawartha Dairy

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2012 marks a special occasion for the family-owned Bobcaygeon based dairy, as the company is celebrating their 75th anniversary. For many residents of Ontario, a visit to their favourite Kawartha Dairy store marks the start of another season of warm weather and happy memories. Kawartha Dairy and the long lines outside the company’s ice cream windows have for decades been an essential summer ritual for both locals and tourists venturing into Ontario’s cottage country. Deeply rooted in the communities that they serve, the company’s owners, the Crowe family, along with their management and staff are in the mood to celebrate during their milestone year. This summer anyone visiting a Kawartha Dairy store is invited to enter their summer-long contests to win product and prizes, with weekly winners in every store. The big celebrations will take place in bothMinden(August3rdfrom1pmto5pm)andinBobcaygeon (August 4th from noon to 4pm). Fans of Kawartha Dairy are welcome to attend either day of festivities and help the company celebrate

this great milestone with face painting, live music, great prizes, and birthday cake. And, of course their favoriteflavoroficecream. Operating within an industry that is dominated by a small number of much larger national and multi-national competitors, Kawartha Dairy has not only survived, but their brand continues to grow and convince those that have experienced theirpremium ice cream, that there is no other ice cream that compares. Today Kawartha Dairy operates 8 retail stores throughout Central Ontario and has a full distribution system that services much of Central, Eastern&SouthernOntario.Forthefirsttimeinitslong history, Kawartha Dairy’s famous ice cream has become available outside of Ontario, as the dairy’s #1 flavourMooseTracks has become available inCostco locations throughout Quebec and Atlantic Canada. There are few locally owned companies within our province that have as rich a history--or as devoted a following--as Kawartha Dairy. Ask anyone who’s tried a scoop of that famous creamy ice cream from Bobcaygeon and they’ll proudly tell you ALL about it!

Hungry for Fresh Local Food? Save These Dates for 100 Mile Festivities With the arrival of summer, we all look forward to the farm fresh delights that come with it. While regular visits to local farmers’ markets and farm stands can satisfy, there are times when you want someone else to prepare a feast of local bounty for you. With feast in mind, mark July 21st and September 10th on your calendar. Under a new umbrella of 100 Mile Festivities, two dinner events are planned for 2012. Keep the evening of Saturday, July 21st open for the Feast in the Field and Barn Dance at South Pond Farm just southwest of Bethany. Featuring a buffet-style dinner of locally grown foods, traditional country games, country musical entertainment and dancing in the newly renovated barn, this evening is sure to be fun. Proceeds will go towards the Kawartha Choice FarmFresh Program. The Kawartha Lakes 100 Mile Dinner date is set for Monday, September 10th at the Olympia Restaurant, Lindsay. Enjoy the traditional fare produced by local farms in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Once again funds will be raised from this dinner for United Way of Kawartha Lakes and Kawartha Choice FarmFresh. More details and ticket availability will be announced soon. Please contact Kelly Maloney 705.324.9411,extension1208ifyouwouldliketovolunteer for either event.Visit: www.kawarthachoice.com,www.olympiarestaurant.ca orwww.southpondfarms.ca.


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2012 ScheduleThursday evenings 5:30 for kids & 6:30 foreveryone.(Canada Day concert with The Odyssey Project 7 – 9 p.m.)All concerts are at the Gazebo; Lock 32 inBobcaygeon.

July 12th

5:30 The DamLukeswww.poortom.ca/susan.php6:30 Trillium Brass Quintettrilliumbrass.com

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5:30 Washboard Hank6:30 Dave Gunningwww.davegunning.com

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Birthday parties don’t get much better than Canada Day. Wavingflags,paintedfaces,redhatsandclothing, andof course, fireworks.Hordesofpeople from towns and cities all across the country get together for the July 1 festivities. The celebration marks the birth of our nation, in 1867, although the day was formally referred to as Dominion Day until the passing of the Canada Act in 1982. MyownfirstmemoriesofCanadaDaygobackpretty far. I remember being in Ottawa, the nation’s capital, where the celebrations are unparalleled to this day. I recall visiting with family and friends, eating too much food, and at my young age, the excitementofstayinguplateinordertoglimpsethecolourfulexplosionsof light in thesummersky. Itwastrulyawonderfulexperience. I also remember quieter gatherings, in the country, where neighbours would host barbeques and share stories while the children played endlessly in the warm sun. Both types of celebration were nice, and my remaining memories of Canada Day oscillate between the larger venues and the smaller; the energetic celebrations and the more intimate festivities. Now, I have my own children. There are memories waiting to be created for them. This year willbetheirfirstrealtasteofCanadaDay.Forthepast several years I have worked on this holiday, but this year I will be spending it with my family. And everything will be seen as if it were new in my children’s eyes. They already have their Canada Day shirts ready to go; their faces are ready for some red and white paint. And of course, we’ll let them stay up later than normal, for the main event, the fireworksoverthelakenearwherewelive. After all, Canada is a nation made stronger by the strength of its communities and family values. And it is, truly, a birthday celebrating this ideal. Plus,Ilikefireworksasmuchasthekidsdo.


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CELEBRATE CANADA!Communities Receive Canada Day Funding

The City of Kawartha Lakes Community Services, Parks, Recreation and Culture Division will provide a total of $10,000 in Canada Day funding to six communities celebrating Canada Day in the City of Kawartha Lakes. This funding is in addition to $20,000 in support from the federal government, through the Canadian Heritage Celebrate Canada Program, which is an increase of $8300 from the $11,700.00 received in 2011. The following Canada Day committees will receive funding for their 2012 Canada Day events: Lindsay, Bobcaygeon, Kinmount, Fenelon Falls, the Omemee Lions Club and the Oakwood Firefighters Association. The funding will be used towards the costs of various aspects of these celebrations including fireworks, entertainment, promotional and logistic expenses. “We are pleased to support these local community groups in offering each unique event. The commitment and dedication of the volunteers and organizations make it possible for each community to Celebrate Canada in their own way,” stated Courtney Woolacott, Community Development Coordinator with the City of Kawartha Lakes. These community events would not be possible without the generous support of Canadian Heritage’s Celebrate Canada program, the City of Kawartha Lakes and the numerous community members and volunteers. To learn more about the Canada Day festivities planned in the City of Kawartha Lakes, please visit www.explorekawarthalakes.com.


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We’ve entertained many Grade 3 classes this spring! We prepared a challenging program to teach our young people about being a settler in the New Country of Canada. This seems appropriate as we rally together to celebrate the history of our great country on Canada Day. Sir John A. MacDonald might be surprised to see how things have changed since he first dreamed of traversing our country with a railway. His promise of a railway stretching from sea to sea came true and now we are joined by rail, plane, highway and internet from the farthest points of the north to the most remote mountains, the plains, the cities and the Maritimes. It was a great dream and a man of action made it a reality! We hope you are able to get out on Canada Day to celebrate our country. Challenge yourself to learn one new thing about our history each day during the first week of July. Consider it a celebration challenge. July will be a busy month: Bible camp, brass and woodwind music camps and our Settlers’ camps. On July 7, 2012 we will join the Bobcaygeon and District Horticultural Society as they celebrate their 90th Anniversary. We are honoured to host this tribute to local gardeners. Seeds brought from England, horticultural artefacts and more are on display in the Muir House. July 13, 14, 15th is the Bobcaygeon Art Festival. Local and featured artists will display their original works. Come and enjoy the scenery. Also on July 15th at 3 pm, we will host the official opening of the Waterwheel Project. Please come and join us in thanking those involved. Refreshments and a social time will follow. Happy Anniversary, Canada! (And happy anniversary John. July 1 is a very special day!)

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Buckeye Marine will host Ontario’s only Wake Surf competition, Mastercraft’s Big Day Out, on July 7th. And, this year it will happen at a new location--Garnet Graham Park, Fenelon Falls. “We are so happy to offer this premier event in Fenelon Falls. This great new location and

the addition of a rock climbing wall, paddle boarding, and live entertainment are sure to add to the excitement,” says Carly Poole, marketing co-ordinator for the Marine. Buckeye Marine introduced wakesurfing to our community. “Wakesurfing has really grown in popularity over the past few years. One of the biggest draws to wakesurfing versus other water sports is that it serves a much more diverse demographic. Because it can be done at a much slower pace or can be as physically demanding as you want to make it, it appeals to kids and maturing adults,” says Jay Poole, director of wakeboarding at Waterski Wakeboard Ontario. “We are hopeful that once again this year we will see competitors from our Little Kahuna’s (12 and under) to our Big Kahuna’s (over 35) and all ages and abilities in- between.” The full day event includes surf tournament, beach volleyball, professional ski show, kids games, live entertainment, demo day, surf lessons, how-to instruction and equipment demos, face painting, rock climbing wall and a concert by Motion Device. Admission is free, although donations will be collected in support of the Boys & Girls Club of Kawartha Lakes. Visit www.mcbigdayout.com for details.


Horoscopes by Melodie Mc CulloughFOR JUNE 29 - This is Your Phase, Cancer

Aries (March 21 to April 20)Boy, oh, boy! The summer is really upon us, Aries. Time to enjoy all that sunshine and heat, and the crazy moments that naturally come with them. Remember your health, however; don’t take unnecessary risks; and above all, don’t forget to chill out sometimes!

Taurus (April 21 to May 21)A face from the past is about to reappear into your life, Taurus. Just keep your cool, as only you can, and look that face right in the eye! Whatever you do, don’t back down. Everything will unfold as is meant.

Gemini (May 22 to June 22)A core principle of astrology is integration within the cosmos. We sense the need to remind you, Gemini, of the oneness and symmetry you share with the Earth, its environment and the universe. Because of this, your actions will always have consequences. It is wise to remember to look before you leap.

Cancer (June 23 to July 23)This is your phase, Cancer, and the phase of the early summer full moon July 3, known by various names: hay moon, thunder moon (for frequent thunderstorms), mead moon and buck moon. July is normally the month when the new antlers of buck deer push out of their foreheads in coatings of velvety fur. We like the raspberry moon name – denoting a cycle when great changes begin. Native American tradition tells us that by learning gentleness and kindness, we may pass through the thorns of the raspberry bush and harvest its fruit and knowledge.

Leo (July 24 to Aug. 23)Stay steady and true, dear Leo, and don’t get discouraged. Remember: darkness only exists so the stars can come out – and what a blaze of splendor and brilliance awaits the world once your stars begin to shine.

Virgo (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23)If you want a situation to improve, you must work at it with all your heart, Virgo. No one can make it happen but you. Utopia may not be obtainable, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t strive for it.

Libra (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23)Do you realize, Libra, your astrological colours are blues and pinks? They’re the colours of so many summer flowers, and just like the flowers attract the honeybee to gather their nectar, your

attractiveness will be outstanding this summer – bringing lots of attention your way. Delight in it!

Scorpio (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22)Camera-shy? You? We don’t believe it! It’s time to get out from behind the camera and show yourself off, Scorpio. You have so many attributes that you’ve been hiding. The world is waiting, and we know you won’t disappoint.

Sagittarius (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21)What has happened to you, dear Sag? Your happiness is really showing – and it’s contagious! So spread it around to all you know. Do NOT tell yourself it won’t last – it will if you make it last and, deep down, you truly know this.

Capricorn (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20)They say love makes the world go ‘round. Well, Capricorn, your world is about to start spinnin’, so get ready! This might be the ‘love of your life’ you’ve always known is waiting just for you.

Aquarius (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)The road to success is always under construction, Aquarius. That’s why it’s important to slow down, follow the speed limit, check out the directions, and most of all, don’t be afraid of the detours. Success, like most things in life, requires plain old hard work!

Pisces (Feb. 20 to March 20)Canada Day is just around the corner! Get out and celebrate all there is to be thankful for; pride in your country translates into pride in yourself, Pisces, so hold your head high and enjoy the party!


The inspection process is vital in any real estate transaction. A professional home inspector will walk you through the home where you will be provided with an unemotional, unbiased opinion of the current condition of the property. Home inspectors are not there to pass or fail the home, but to educate you on the condition of the home and its components so you can make your own decision based on price, condition and the expected lifespan of its components. Once you buy a home, you are responsible to maintain, repair and pay the bills. It is best to know as much as you can about potential problems before you buy. The home inspection industry is not regulated by Ontario government. Inspectors perform differently. It’s a discipline that requires special training, knowledge and communication skills. Reputable

home and property inspectors should belong to a Provincial or Canadian Association that set strict minimum education, qualification and performance standards for its members. Any inspector you hire should perform to a minimum set of standards and code of conduct as set out by the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors (OAHI). This ensures that all major components of the building system will be inspected and that procedures are consistent with a standard. The inspector facilitates the inspection process. Their knowledge of building systems and training in recognising defects helps to report issues about the building and safety items that can affect you and your family. The inspector can only look at visible and accessible items; they are not permitted to dismantle or disconnect any fixture, or building system, and are not allowed moving furniture, appliances or personal items. Inspectors are limited to what is visually observed at the time of inspection. That means that the inspector will be unable to see behind walls or under the flooring. Following the inspection, only you will receive a detailed report with digital pictures and diagrams. It should lay out descriptions, limitations, recommendations, and a summary of findings, on roofing, exterior, structure, electrical, heating, cooling, insulation, plumbing, interior and any safety issues. What if the report reveals problems? No house is perfect. It doesn’t mean you shouldn’t buy the home, only that you will know what to expect. Bill Handley, an associate member with the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors and the Canadian Association of Home and Property Inspectors, offers HOME INSPECTIONS and WETT INSPECTIONS in Kawartha Lakes, Peterborough County, Haliburton County and Durham Region. Contact Handley Home Inspections(705) 454-8832, or [email protected] www.handleyhomeinspections.com.

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Treating Fungal ToenailsFungal infection of the toenails (called onychomycosis) occurs when a fungus infects the tissue underneath the toenail. The result is a brown-yellow discolouration of the nail. Often the nail becomes thickened and raised and may begin to chip. It commonly involves several nails simultaneously. In some cases, pain or infection can result from very thickened nails. The fungus can also spread to surrounding skin and other parts of the body such as fingernails. Fungal infections often occur in people with persistent moisture in their feet, such as with footwear that does not allow air circulation or in those who perspire excessively in their feet. It can also result from injuries to the nails, and there is evidence that people may be genetically predisposed to these kinds of infections. Certainly, people with diabetes are more prone to developing fungal nail infections due to their weakened immunity. The diagnosis of a fungal toenail can be made in part based on the appearance of the toe. However, not every discoloured, chipped, or thick nail is fungal. Other problems such as psoriasis can cause similar disfigurations of the nails. Your chiropodist has the required foot health expertise to make the correct diagnosis and to provide the proper treatment. In some cases a toenail sample may be obtained for testing to identify the species of fungus so that it is correctly treated. The treatment for fungal nail infections usually

involves regular in-clinic reduction of the fungal nail by your chiropodist and an antifungal antibiotic medication and special antifungal foot-wash which your chiropodist will prescribe. In very severe cases, the infected nail may need to be removed surgically by your chiropodist. Some patients may elect to have a specialized prosthetic nail applied to restore a more normal appearance to the nail while treatment is ongoing. Naturally, the best way to avoid fungal infections is to avoid contact with the spores. This means wearing shoes, water-shoes, and slippers in areas where the spores are most present like public change rooms and showers, swimming pool decks, and hotel floors. It’s also important to keep footwear and socks clean, as well as moist areas of your home such as your bathroom floor and tub or shower. By Chiropodists Nadine Webster, David Murphy & Sarah RobinsonTotal Foot Care Centre

LEFT BRAIN--RIGHT BRAINBy Ian Horseman, D.C., Village ChiropracticHave you ever heard people say that they tend to be more of a right-brain or left-brain thinker? From books to television programs, you’ve probably heard


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Later research has shown that the brain is not nearly as dichotomous as once thought. For example, recent research has shown that abilities in subjects such as math are actually strongest when both halves of the brain work together.The Right Brain According to the left-brain/right-brain dominance theory, the right side of the brain is best at expressive and creative tasks. Some of the abilities that are popularly associated with the right side of the brain include: Recognizing faces, expressing emotions, music, reading emotions, colour, images, intuition, creativity.The Left Brain The left side of the brain is considered to be adept at tasks that involve logic, language and analytical thinking. The left brain is often described as being better at language, logic, critical thinking, numbers and reasoning. The new cutting edge neurological approach is to identify which hemisphere is not as active (non-dominant), which eye is dominant, and, using the five senses (vision, taste, smell, touch, and hearing) to stimulate that weak hemisphere, create better utilization of both lobes working together. We talked about eye-light therapy in the last issue of the promoter as one example of this cutting edge therapy. We can use one’s balance to determine which side of the body is being stimulated more via the brain hemisphere (opposite side) and use specific exercises to rehabilitate the patient both physically and mentally. Posture is another important aspect of rehabilitation as new research shows 90% of all


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Need YoursCommunity Care, City of Kawartha Lakes seeks volunteers to help with programs throughout the area. Please consider helping in our Adult Day programs in Bobcaygeon, Burnt River, Fenelon Falls, Little Britain, or Omemee. Volunteers are key. They assist staff with programs and activities, preparing snacks and lunches for clients, and/or transporting clients in a Community Care vehicle to and from the program. Diners’ Club volunteers are needed in Lindsay and Cambray to assist with food preparation and serving. Volunteering at the monthly Bobcaygeon Blood Pressure clinic will help to promote good health and wellness to residents in the Bobcaygeon area. Across the City we will soon hold fundraising Tag Days and would benefit from your assistance for a 1 to 3 hour shift. Community Care is a health and community support agency that provides a range of services designed to promote health for all ages and independence of seniors and special needs clients. As you can see, with a vast array of services at Community Care, there’s something for everyone! For a Volunteer Application Package, please call Eileen MacCormack, Volunteer Services Coordinator at Community Care, 705-324-7323, extension163. Email [email protected]

BLUE-GREEN ALGAE IS HERE The Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit encourages residents and visitors who use area lakes and waterways to learn about Blue-Green Algae (BGA) to reduce potential health risks. Blue-Green Algae: Get to Know Its True Colours is the name of an information campaign being launched by the HKPR District Health Unit. The goal is to help people who use area lakes for domestic and recreational use to recognize BGA so that they can adjust their use accordingly. The Ministry of the Environment has confirmed BGA in different parts of Sturgeon Lake in the City of Kawartha Lakes. “We are encouraging people to be aware of blue-green algae so they can take the precautions needed to protect their health,” says Richard Ovcharovich, Manager of Environmental Health for the HKPR District Health Unit. While many forms of blue-green algae are harmless, some forms produce toxins that can be harmful to humans and animals. “Blue-green algae may be an inconvenience but there’s no reason to let it ruin summer fun on the water,” says Ovcharovich. “People just need to be aware of blue-green algae, know what it looks like, assess the water quality before using it, and take precautions when blue-green algae is suspected.” See www.hkpr.on.ca.


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Spot the folks wearing blue tee shirts with the Greater Harvey Historical Society logo and it’s obvious you’re dealing with professionals. Proud ones. “We wear our uniforms,” says Vice-President, Jennefer Gillard. “It means we are serious.” Serious about The Greater Harvey Historical Society’s reason d’être and letting people know about all of the resources available to them. Their enthusiasm is evident. Led by President, Rhonda Smith, the small but multi-skilled team is staffed by eight volunteers. Each brings a wealth of expertise that only begins with data acquisition, archival coordination and cemetery research. Also, there’s ongoing website development that enables members and others to access an ever-increasing list of services, information and resources. And while genealogy is always a popular topic, people don’t just ask about family trees. People call

on the Centre for all types of ancestry research, support and guidance. A phone call, an email, a walk into the Centre always triggers a response. Smith says, “A fellow was researching the history of fire fighters in Ontario. He contacted us. We were able to direct him to Trent Valley Archives and Canadian Fire Fighters Museum in Port Hope.” Cottagers, for instance, often want to know the history of their land. The land registration records hold a great deal of original documentation including deeds that were handwritten by Sir Sandford Fleming. The Centre also stores records on those who served in the Boer War, the Fenian Raids, Vimy Ridge, the First and Second World Wars, says Smith. While the Greater Harvey Historical Society and Archival Centre does have its location in the Harvey Township offices a few minutes outside of Bobcaygeon, the records and research extend beyond Peterborough County, including Harvey, Galway and Cavendish and Victoria Counties. People come into the center on a weekly basis to research distant relatives, homes of past family members, old buildings, grave yard archives. Membership has benefits including newsletters, hundreds of preserved photos and information and a host of services such as, yes, how to research your family tree. The Archive Centre has many Family Tree Albums of families from the area. It’s a great place to begin your roots research. Be sure to look for the blue tee shirts with the Greater Harvey Historical Society logo at upcoming events beginning with the Canada Day Celebration at the Buckhorn Community Centre. Then keep an eye on their website for current information—the fall bus tour, for example…and all things historical. If you can’t get there in person visit their website at www.harveyhistoricalsociety.ca.

Rhonda Smith, President and Jennefer Gillard,Vice-President, Greater Harvey Historical Society


ROOTS and RAMBLINGS Bobcaygeon & DistrictHorticultural Society

By Linda Friend

Many of you will participate in events celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Imagine--when a youthful Queen Elizabeth began that first day of a remarkable 60 year reign, the Bobcaygeon Horticultural Society had already been toiling for 30 years to promote horticulture and to beautify the Village of Bobcaygeon. The Society will honour this tradition throughout the year. The first of several events is the 16th Annual Garden Tour on Saturday, July 7th. The tour features eight unique gardens and includes admission to Kawartha Settlers’ Village (KSV) where visitors will be intrigued by displays and events commemorating those 90 years of service. Take time to enjoy an anniversary tea offered to all tour participants. Of the eight gardens, two are public; they enhance our community and honour individuals who have contributed to the Village in significant ways. Located at the Service Centre are a surprising number of container, annual, perennial and shrub beds. Nearby is the Shea Memorial Garden, remarkable for its use of dry land (xeriscape) planting. The Gardens of KSV include the Frank Poole Memorial Heirloom garden, which features specimen plants collected from descendants of some of our earliest settlers, the newly-renovated Earl Murray Memorial Garden next to the replica grist mill, water wheel and pond, and the Children’s Garden where local grade 3 students grow vegetables for the Bobcaygeon Food Bank. Six private gardens are featured this year, each representing a different style of landscaping from manicured town house gardens to xeriscaped plantings to rocky challenges. At each property, members of the Bobcaygeon & District Horticulture Society will welcome you. Master Gardeners will be available at several locations to answer questions. Several of the gardens will offer crafts, artwork and plants for sale. Maps are provided with the tour passes, guiding you from garden to garden. Prizes will be drawn at the end of the tour for all who submit the tour pass at their last venue. Tour passes, on sale for $15.00, may be purchased at Anna’s Perennials (63 Shoreview Drive off Hwy 17), Bobcaygeon Chamber of Commerce (Canal St), My Favourite Things (King St, Bobcaygeon), Strang’s Valu-Mart Garden Centre (Village Gate Plaza, Hwy 36, Bobcaygeon) and Anna’s Perennials Booth at the Bobcaygeon Farmers’ Market. Passes will also be on sale at each of the gardens on the day of the tour. Tour pass includes admission to KSV as well as the anniversary tea. No charge for children under 16 when accompanied by an adult. Please join us from 10 am to 4 pm on this special

day of appreciation for the garden traditions which began 90 years ago and continue with enthusiasm to this day.

Bobcaygeon Horticultural Society: “Our Roots are Strong and Growing”Next issue: Highlights of each of the private gardens included in the tour!

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Meet the famous Allan Fotheringham at his book signing on Saturday, July 14th. Just take the beautiful

drive to Harmony Farm Restaurant, Burnt River and greet the author who has been described as “Canada’s most prolific and best read political columnist.” Allan Fotheringham has been writing a column for 34 of his 48 years in journalism, first with the Vancouver Sun and later with Southam News, The Financial Post, Sun Media and The Globe And Mail. He is a graduate of the University of British Columbia, where he was editor of The Ubyssey. Fotheringham claims to have previously worked as a steelworker and in a food-processing plant, spreading frozen peas.

Fotheringham was a columnist in Washington for five years, covering the Reagan and Bush administrations, and has travelled extensively in the United States. Fotheringham wrote for Maclean’s magazine for 27 years where he made the back page famous and put the magazine on the map. As a tribute to him, Maclean’s retired the Backpage in 2005, which was considered the finest piece of print real estate in the industry. He was a ten-year panelist on the famous Canadian television show Front Page Challenge. Fotheringham was the 1964 winner of the Southam Fellowship in Journalism, the 1980 winner of the National Magazine Award for Humour, and the first winner of the National Newspaper Award for column writing. In 1999, he was inducted into the Canadian News Hall of Fame along with Conrad Black. In 2002, he was the winner of the Bruce Hutchison Lifetime Achievement Award at the Jack Webster Awards in Vancouver. In 2003, Dr. Foth received his first Honorary Doctorate from the University Of New Brunswick, a Doctor of Letters (D. Litt.) He now really is a Dr. Foth. Time magazine described him as “Canada’s most consistently controversial newspaper columnist…a tangier critic of complacency has rarely appeared in a Canadian newspaper.” He has published six books. The latest is, “ F O T H E R I N G H A M ’ S FICTIONARY OF FACTS AND FOLLIES” published by Key Porter Books.

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If you’re lucky enough to know Todd Kralik, you already know opening Smitty’s at Whitney Town Centre, Lindsay, is a natural progression for this entrepreneur. He already owns Smitty’s in downtown Peterborough. If you know Smitty’s, you already know you can expect a certain high standard of food, value and service. After all, loyal customers willingly line up for a seat in this family-style restaurant. And if Kralik says he’ll pitch in to pour your coffee, find a booster chair, promote community initiatives, and make sure you get to enjoy bacon and eggs at dinnertime, you can be sure he’ll do it. That’s just the way it is. With a new, state-of-the-art kitchen and plans for interior and exterior transitions, Kralik’s focus is on providing positive leadership to a team of up to 40 staff. Staff, he says, who can make their living for a long, long time by providing great food—and service. Todd Kralik and the Smitty’s team. Serving you and the Lindsay community.

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ROOM FOR RENTin Bobcaygeon $450.00per month. Fridge/TV in

room. Call 738-1905_____________________Main floor of house for

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bedroom, full bathroom, closets. Kitchen with island includes use of fridge, oven, stove top, dishwasher and micro-wave. Livingroom and three season sunroom, covered front porch, hardwood floors and

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Furniture, glass, china, military medals etc, duck decoys, clocks, jewelry,

silver dollars, gold, 50 cent pieces,

pocket watches etc. Anything old.

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HELP WANTEDGeneral help,

maintenance, grass. Part-time 1-2 days/week. Pigeon Hollow Park. 497 County Rd. 36. Apply in person or 705.731.0393.

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MOVING SALEJune 30, 8 am to 12 pm.

450 Hickory Beach Road,

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MOVING SALE:Ladies Golf Clubs, 6 pc.

patio set w/umbrella, BBQ, Furniture- pine,

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EVENTSElla’s Kaleidoscope

54 Main Street, Bobcaygeon,

705.738.1973.Funky, fashionable clothing reasonably

priced. Spiritual books and crystals.

Goddess Night. June 30th Saturday, 6:30

pm. Come join us for an evening of spiritual

healing. We will have a Healing circle, smuding and meditation. Carrie

and Christine will be available for mini

Psychic readings. Plus tea leaf reading. All this

and a Goddess Feast, too. No charge. Just come

and enjoy the fun.

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CALL 705-738-6188 or [email protected]

CELEBRATION OF LIFE FOR LOYD ROBERTSON

Please join Loyd’s family and friends on Tuesday, July 10th, 2012

from 2-5 p.m.at Fenelon Falls Legion on Veteran’s Way

Legion Service at 2:30 p.m.

MULTI FAMILYYARD SALE

Sat. June 30 & Sun. July 1, 9 am - 3 pm. Excellent selec-tion of hand tools, equipment, new

Sea-Doo water slides, pools, automotive

parts, hardware, power tools, air & electric, household items and

children’s toys. PIGEON HOLLOW

PARK497 COUNTY RD. 36

BOBCAYGEON

GARAGE SALE102 Clifton St. FenelonFallsBedding • Books • China

Clothing • Computer • Garden Tools • FAX • Printer • Videos

Friday June 29 2-4 Saturday 30, 8 a.m -

20 words or less for $25.00 + H.S.T. Deadline for next issue June 22, 2012.


JUN 29 - Lunch at theCoboconk Legion 11:30 - 1:00Shepherd’s Pie or Liver & Onions $7.00 JUN 30: Oak Shores Community Center Family Car Rally, 1 p.m. $15/family, $5/member or $7.50/ non-member. All proceeds go to the O.S.E.C.A. building fund. Starting point is Bobcaygeon Public School. Following directions, completing the course within a time limit, answerin questions about Canada and identifying signs along the way. Rally will end in Oak Shores at the Oak Shores Community Centre. Trophy presentation will be made. Hamburgers, hotdogs and refreshments will be available for sale. Pre-register by signing up at the community centre or call Kari at 705-738-1327.- Knox Presbyterian Church, Bobcaygeon TRUNK & TAILGATE SALE. 8 a.m. Church located at corner of Main and Joseph. Great prices! -WASHERS TOURNAMENT in conjunction with Omemee Pioneer Day- The Salvation Army Home League will host their annual Strawberry Social at 7:00 pm in front of Bert’s Appliances.JUL 1- Canada Day Celebrations at the Buckhorn Community Centre. A fun day for the whole family: Children’s entertainment, BBQ, Marketplace, Games, Art Appraisal Clinic (Verbal only), Fireworks and much more. Free admisson, lots of free parking.wheelchair accessible. Call 705.657.8833 for info. and marketplace applications.-Old-fashioned Strawberry Social at the Fenelon Falls Museum on Canada Day, just steps away from official festivities at Garnet Graham Park, from 2-4 pm. Info: 705.887.1044 - Bobcaygeon Music Council Canada Day Concert at 7:00 p.m.; Free (donations gratefully accepted) Gazebo by Lock

32 in Bobcaygeon. www.bobcaygeonmusic.comJUL 2-6 - Village Baptist Church Vacation Bible School: FREE! With Monarch Bible Camp at Settlers’ Village daily from 1-4.JUL 3 - Fenelon Caregiver Support GroupCaregivers for Fenelon Court residents onlyCall 705-878-0126 JUL 4 - Dunsford United Church Ham & Strawberry Supper at the Dunsford Community Centre with progressive sittings from 4:30 to 6:30. Adults $13.00; 6-12 years: $5.00; under 6, free.JUL 5 - Community Care Omemee Diners Club at Christ Anglican Church, noon. $5 per person. All are welcome. For more info please call 705 324 7323.-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Lindsay Support Group B 705-878-0126 to register Milestone Group –JUL 6 - Bobcaygeon Senior Citizens Center MINI BUCK EUCHRE at 7 P.M. Everyone welcome for Information call Larry 705-738-6930-CANCELLATION: Lindsay Caregiver Support Group “B”has been changed (for the month of July only) toJuly 11, 2012 at 10:30am and the Lindsay Milestones Group has been cancelled. JUL 7-Bobcaygeon Horticultural Society 16th Annual Garden Tour. Visit eight gardens; enjoy a special Tea at Kawartha Settlers Village. Craft and plant sales, music, art in the gardens, flower arranging. Open from 10 – 4. $15 includes admission to KSV. Children under 16, free with adult. Tickets available at Anna’s Perennials, Chamber of Commerce, My Favourite Things, Strang’s Garden Center.- Galway Hall’s Annual Strawberry Supper pre-school children Free, ages 6 to 12 $6. and all others $12.Serving fresh salads, cold

cuts and fresh strawberries.JUL 7-8: An Antique Extravaganza Sat.10 am -5pm and Sun July10am -3pm. Lindsay Exhibition Building - Lindsay Fair Grounds. 55 Antique Dealers from all over Ontario. Admission $3.00Featuring Victorian Tea Room705 328-0905 ext 221Proceeds to support A Place Called Home’s Homeless Shelter.JUL 9- Fenelon Falls Caregiver Support Group “B” 10:30am-12:00pm705-878-0126 to register-Fenelon Falls Changes Group 10:30am-12:00pmCall 705-878-0126 to registerJUL 10 - ‘Meet the Nurse’, 10 am to noon, Ontario Early Years Centre in Lindsay. Parents with children up to age six years can meet with a Public Health Nurse, Call (705) 324-3569 or 1-866-888-4577 for more information.JUL 11 - Lindsay Caregiver Support Group “G” Generations 1:30pm-3:00pmCall 705-878-0126 to registerJUL 12 - Lindsay Caregiver Support Group A T 1:30pm -3:00pm 705-878-0126 to register-Minden Caregiver SG10:00-12:00 Call 705-878-0126 to registerJUL 12-14: Summer Dinner Theatre at the Buckhorn Community Centre Enjoy a buffet pasta dinner and the comedy “Kitchen Witches.” Lots of free parking, wheel-chair accessible. For tickets ($22) call 705.657.8833. JUL 13 - Royal Daughters Inter-Denominational Women’s Ministry for Dessert Night. Featuring guest speaker, Rachel Hunter, missionary to Kenya. Lakes Community Church, 7 pm. Reserve your table of 5 ladies with Shannon Stewart, 705.738.1767. JUL 17 - Janetville Caregiver Support Group10:30-12:00 pmCall 705-878-0126 to

register.JUL 19 - Healthy Beginnings - Prenatal Class 6:30 to 8:30 pm, HKPR District Health Unit office in Lindsay. Join this free class offered by the Health Unit to help expectant parents prepare for baby’s arrival. Continues on July 24, 26 and 31. Pre-register by calling 705.324.3569, ext. 308.-Lindsay Support Group-ChangesThurs 1:30pm -3:00 pm 705-878-0126 to registerJUL 21 - MINI BUCK BID EUCHRE at 7 P.M.Everyone welcome forInformation call Phil 705-738-6171-Haliburton Milestones Group 10:30am-12:00pmCall 705-878-0126 to registerJUL 22 - Village Baptist Church Potluck Picnic lunch at Riverview Park.- Barbeque 4P.M. – 7 P.M.LIVE MUSIC BY BILL DICKENSON! Tickets before July 15th $8.00.At the door, $10.00.) Bake Table and Silent Auction Bring a chair to sit on! Contact Joan 705.738.6399 Eleanor 705.738.6196JUL 23-Fenelon Falls Caregiver & Milestones “A”Jul 23 Call 705-878-0126 to registerJUL 25 - Bobcaygeon Caregiver Support Groups1:00-3:00 pm Call 705-878-0126 to register-Bobcaygeon Changes Group 1:00-3:00pmCall 705-878-0126 to registerJUL 26 - Bobcaygeon Senior Centre Fund RaisersCasino Rama Fund Raiser for our Seniors Centre.$2.00 for the bus and Buffet lunch. 8:30 from 100 Head Street Bobcaygeon and returning at 4:15.-Haliburton Caregiver Support Group Call 705-878-0126 to register-Lindsay CG SG Generations 6:00-7:30 PMCall 705-878-0126 to register

Local Events


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BETHANY - 705 277-2321Thursday, July 5 & 12Fantasy Crafts” at 1 pm.

BURNT RIVER - 705 454-9646Saturday, July 14“Once Upon a Time” at 10:30 am.

BOBCAYGEON - 705 738-2088Tuesday, July 10“Imagine Dragons” at 11 am.

CAMBRAY - 705 374-4900.Wednesday, July 11“At the Beach” at 11 am.

COBOCONK - 705 454-3322Monday, July 9 “Jack & the Beanstalk” 2 pm.

DALTON - 705 833-2858Saturday, July 7“Exploring Fantasy” from 11 am to 1:30 pm.

DUNSFORD - 705 793-3037Tuesday, July 3“Dragon Daze” at 3 pm. Tuesday, July 10“Silly Spiders” at 3 pm.

FENELON FALLS - 705 887-6300Wednesday, July 11“Welcome to Narnia” 1 pm.

KINMOUNT - 705 488-3199Thursday, July 5 “Storytime” 1 pm. Saturday, July 7“Storytime” 11 am.

KIRKFIELD - 705 438-3331Monday, July 9“Creative Crafters” 4 pm.

LITTLE BRITAIN - 705 786-2088.Saturday, July 7 at 11 am.

LINDSAY - 705 324-5632Tuesday, July 3“Imagination Station: Fairytale Fun” 10:30 am.Wednesday, July 4“Passport to Fun: Turtle Trauma” at 2 pm. Thursday, July 5“Imagine Crafts” at 2 pm.

Friday, July 6“Fantasy Tales: Imagine You’re a Giraffe” at 10:30 am. Saturday, July 7 “Storytime at the Market” from 10 am to 12 Noon. Tuesday, July 10“Imagination Station: Up, Up, &

Away” at 10:30 am. Wednesday, July 11“Passport to Fun: Imagine a Journey” at 2 pm. Thursday, July 12“Imagine Crafts” . at 2 pm. Thursday, July 12“Read to the Dogs” 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm. .Friday, July 13“Fantasy Tales: Imagine You’re an Alien” 10:30 am.

NORLAND - 705 454-8552Thursday, July 5

“Drop in Fantasy Craft” from 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Thursday, July 12“Drop in Fantasy Craft” 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm.

OAKWOOD - 705 953-9060.Tuesday, July 3“Mythical Creatures” at 3:30 pm. Tuesday, July 10“Far Far Away Land” at 3:30 pm.

WOODVILLE - 705 439-2160.Friday, July 13“Dazzling Crowns” at 11 am.

LIBRARY SPECIAL EVENTS


INSURANCEThe Foundation of Your

Family’s Financial Security

Your investments and financial security are vulnerable to many different risks. Insurance helps you prepare for the unexpected and uncontrollable events of life, which can otherwise derail your carefully thought-out plans, family dreams and long-term objectives. Could you access cash quickly? If you’re faced with a critical illness, premature death or disability, you may need cash quickly. Cashing investments in a hurry can have negative and long-term effects on you and your family. This is especially true if you have to sell when markets are low, or if there are tax implications or deferred sales charges. With permanent life insurance, you can build up cash value, or equity, in your policy, which you can access during your lifetime. What’s more, you can accumulate this cash value on a tax-advantaged basis. The growth in cash value is generally only taxable when the cash is withdrawn from the policy. You can use your policy’s cash value to provide ready cash in an emergency without interrupting the long-term growth of your investments. If you became disabled, suffered a critical illness or lost your spouse, could you continue your investment strategy? Insurance can help keep a financial security plan on track by providing you

or your family with a source of income in difficult times. Proper insurance protection can help ensure you and your family won’t have to sacrifice your financial future and your family goals if the worst happens. Can you afford the insurance you need? You can choose from many types of insurance with different levels of coverage, helping you protect your future. Your financial security advisor can help you determine how much coverage you need and what type of insurance meets your goals and current budget. Barbara E. Hnatiak is a financial security advisor with Freedom 55 Financial, a division of London Life Insurance Company. She can be contacted at 705-887-3579, toll-free 1-800-3415586, extension 383 or email to [email protected].

The information provided is based on current laws, regulations and other rules applicable to Canadian residents. It is accurate to the best of the writer’s knowledge as of the date submitted for publication. Rules and their interpretation may change, affecting the accuracy of the information. The information provided is general in nature, and should not be relied upon as a substitute for advice in any specific situation. For specific situations, advice should be obtained from the appropriate legal, accounting, tax or other professional advisors.

Witt’s Custom Framingwith tender loving care

15A Main St. 705-738-2200(Next to Steve’s Barbershop)

Between the Bridges Hours: Thurs. & Fri. 11 - 5:30 • Sat. 11 - 4

Passports in living colour - while you wait

BOYD ART GALLERYArt Show and Sale

Featuring Artist - Roz Lohneswith Guest Artists - Cheryl Ingram & Norton Garry

21 Canal Street, Bobcaygeon • Entrance through Library

Saturday June 30th until July 25th -2012

What people really read.


www.fenelonfallsrealestate.ca [email protected]

Peter Witt Wendy Witt Lori Griffin Kathy StewartBroker of Record Sales Rep Sales Rep Sales Rep

Not intended to solicit properties currently listed

Fenelon Falls Real Estate Ltd.Brokerage

Toll Free: 888-736-8509 705-887-4242

HIGH EXPOSURE LOCATIONderiving from Trent Canal boaters. In-town commercially zoned. Income from upper level tenant. Seller will consider holding mortgage to quali�ed buyer. Call Peter or Wendy Today!$275,000 MLS 1236905

AFFORDABLE WATERFRONTHere it is! Looking to retire? Vacation home? Starter? Spacious and clean 3 bdrm bungalow, all appliances included. Lounge on wrap-around deck or canoe from your backyard! Enjoy the summer now! Call Peter or Wendy!$214,900MLS 1236758

4 Acres on Cameron LakeBuild your Dream home!$395,000 MLS 1236260

Be the King of Your Castle!7.6 Acre Building lot$99,000 MLS 1236632

YOUR COUNTRY CHARMER 3+1 bdrm raised bungalow with fully developed basement & walkout o�ers lots of options. Separate garden suite potential. Great privacy on almost one acre. Minutes from Fenelon Falls, walk to rail trail, swim the Burnt River. Double garage, the list goes on! Call Peter or Wendy Now! $249,900 MLS 1236773

VILLAGE BRICK BUNGALOW3 bdrm, 1.5 bath home with full basement, attached garage, paved drive, newer steel roof, and large backyard. Needs some updating, but has good bones and great location! Call Peter or Wendy Now! MLS 1236716

COUNTRY LIVINGSpacious brick 5 bdrm home in waterfront community on Sturgeon Lake. Pride of ownership is obvious inside and out. Don’t miss this opportunity to really enjoy all the amenities of this location! Call Peter or Wendy Today!$284,900 MLS 1236689

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT?Here it is! This 7 or 9 Bdrm home has an interesting history. Current owners have upgraded with a solar pkg to reduce operating costs and heat water. Just steps to Cameron Lake access with lovely sand beach. Use your imagination. What could this property do for you?! Call Peter or Wendy Now!Asking: $309,000 MLS 1235731

ATTENTION DEVELOPERS!!! 56 Acre approved plan of subdivision for 21 homes on 1+ acre sites. Located near Emily Creek, with nearby access dock and launch to Sturgeon Lake. Easy access to Lindsay or Bobcaygeon. The hard part is done! Now get ready to develop! Call Peter or Lori Now!Asking: $499,000 MLS 1235811

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