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Wild Palm is more than ice cream and sweets to Laura Kelly. It is the place where hard work and devotion have earned her the title, “The Ice Cream Lady”. This is her fifth year as proprietor of the bright little shop on Bolton Street. She took over the business from her late mother, Brenda Kelly, who owned the shop for 14 years. Laura is proud to say she has built the relationships her mom created with customers. “People used to call my mom The Ice Cream Lady and now I am.” It is, she says, an honour to carry on the tradition. Renovations and redecorating this season were done to reflect Laura’s personality. As handy with a hammer as she is with a scoop, she did much of the work herself, including the creation of the bold chalkboard signs. “It’s fresh, new and exciting. Tropical and airy.” And spotless. Customers find Kawartha Dairy

Ice Cream in 22 flavours, frozen yogurt, candies and “the best fudge in town.” The source? Laura says, “It’s my little secret.” Wild Palm also offers fresh fruit smoothies as a healthy alternative, prepared with juice, soy or almond milk, and a multitude of choices including flax seed and protein. Four staff members share the long shifts

with Laura. “We’re like family,” she says.

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10 am to 10 pm or later. “I stay open as long as people

come in. I look forward to our regular customers and seeing our summer tourists come back.” Laura adds, “It’s great to see the kids come back every year. When a child shows good manners, they get

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It’s summer! It’s Canada Day! Roll out the… Hold on. Before we begin the festivities, there’s something in

need of our attention. Seriously. It’s a timely topic with the potential to be enormously positive. Ready? Celebration. Many of us celebrate the New Year or birthday with the launch of a resolution or a promise to make improvements in our lives. Now, here we are on the eve of Canada’s birthday… What better time than a huge family celebration to initiate change? Join me – we’ll each grab a mirror, take a good look and – trust the process. When my grandson was not quite three years old, his mum asked him if he is Canadian. He replied, “I am vegetarian.” Since then, he has doubled in age and learned plenty about heritage and unity. He’s learning what it means to be a good citizen and what this magnificent country of ours is about. He also likes to wear his red Canada ball cap. Not long ago, a seemingly harmless incident occurred at school. Another student took this hat and ran with it. Then it happened again...

The act wasn’t intentionally hurtful but it could have led to serious consequences. We all know that. In this case, adult intervention was employed; the situation was addressed with skill and good nature. The participants accepted positive direction and quickly reached a peaceful solution. This experience was embraced as an opportunity to teach a lesson in fairness, actions and consequences. Now our boy – happily vegetarian and Canadian – can hang out with his friend and wear his Canada hat without fear of harassment. The reality is, both boys are great kids and yes, these things happen all the time. Still, it doesn’t make it right. Not until the learning takes place and manifests into something better. Then there is cause for celebration. I can’t credit the source for this piece of wisdom but it invites consideration: Change is inevitable but growth is always a choice. Oh, Canada. Peace in our country, in our hearts. We live in a free society. We’re blessed. There is plenty to go around. We are inherently good. Let’s do more to perpetuate the good and align it with who we are, what we have and who we can be. Sounds like a good reason for celebration, doesn’t it? Beautiful. Happy Birthday!

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To Whom it May Concern: Recently the press reported about the City of Kawartha Lakes’ plea to the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) to keep an office open in the downtown area when it will move to new quarters at the west end of Lindsay. The CKL were unhappy with LCBO’s negative response to the City’s request. I was amused and bemused but not “cemused” to note these exchanges. Why would the City expect one business that will be moving to the west end to add great expense to its operation? After all, for several years now, the City has been encouraging business to move from the downtown to the west end. Note how the City has encouraged and supported the coming of Wal-Mart, a huge box store, whose operation equals the 27th largest nation’s budget. Wal-Mart, a company whose founder left each of his four children just ten billion dollars. Each one! Just how do you think such a huge fortune was acquired?

Why should the LCBO ignore its fiscal policies and support the downtown area when the City has not been doing its best to keep the downtown, the beating, and vibrant heart of Lindsay, in a healthy state? When the heart dies, the city begins to disintegrate. Just saying.Muriel Ellis

Original 10 My name is Eva Stevenson. I am a new cottage owner in Alpine Village, just outside of Bobcaygeon and the youngest of 10 children. We’re familiar with your paper (it’s in our cottage) and we pass by your office each time we go to the local Home Hardware store or stop for breakfast at the café next door. My family is having a reunion at Scotsman Point Resort, Buckhorn from July 6-13th, 2013. We have family attending from outside of Canada from as far away as Alaska, Washington State, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Bermuda. Within Canada,


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they are coming from P.E.I, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and B.C. As mentioned, we are 10 children, all from the same parents who have since passed away. Our father died in 1957 (43 years young) then, when our Mother died in 1978 (60 years young), we decided that we needed to do something to keep our family together. We are spread across the country, so it wasn’t going to be an easy thing to do now that our Mom wasn’t here to draw everyone home anymore. We started this reunion in 1980 shortly after our Mother died and have continued it every 3 years since. We have taken over resorts in P.E.I., Ontario, Manitoba and B.C.; some provinces, multiple times. Our ages range from 4 months to 79 years and all ages in between. We have a grand time together with several different activities planned throughout the course of the week. Golfing, wine tours and our traditional beach Olympics. This year is a milestone. All of the Original 10 (as we call ourselves) will be attending. From the onset, we have never been able to have everyone attend at the same time due to family or work commitments. So this year, we have something to celebrate!Best regards,Eva Stevenson

CorrectionUnlock The Summer Funding for UNLOCK THE SUMMER in Bobcaygeon was made available through the Government of Canada’s Eastern Ontario Development Program (EODP) and administered locally by the Kawartha Lakes Community Futures Development Corporation (KLCFDC) through the Management of FedDev Ontario. The Rubber Duck Race was sponsored by The Bobcaygeon Lions Club. We apologize for the misunderstanding.

City Hall By Gord Killen

2012 Surplus Disposition ReportSurplus, now that is a word everyone likes to hear. Especially when it comes to our tax dollars. In a report to Council, the Treasurer, Carolyn Daynes reported a surplus of General Rated Tax Surplus of $1,298,684, Area Rated Surplus, $633,368, Water and Sewage $2,000, KLHHC, $915,655 for a grand total of $2,849,907. Not great but better on the plus side. When one considers that general tax revenues collected by the City are in the neighbourhood of $83,836,176 it would appear that things are being fairly well managed.

The Mayor and the DinnerThe recent newspaper articles in both the Lindsay Post (now defunct) and Lindsay This Week prompted me to get involved. At issue is the burning question: Is it appropriate for the Mayor to charge to the City the $600.00 cost of attending a fundraising dinner in Toronto for the present MP Del Mastro, a Conservative from Peterborough. This is an issue that can at first glance cause one to either applaud the Mayor McGee’s initiative or deplore his boldness. I guess one must first of all answer the question ‘Is it appropriate to have a City representative attend a function that promotes a particular political party, any party? At first glance, I would venture ‘No, it is not appropriate, partisan politics has no business in local politics’. But wait a minute. Might it not be appropriate to get the Mayor’s rationale? I called the Mayor and left a message and within 20 minutes he called back. When he heard the reason for my call he chuckled and said ‘What would you like to know?’ I asked why he was engaging in partisan politics. “I will go anywhere at anytime to promote the City of Kawartha Lakes. That is part of my job to go to

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dinners such as this. I have gone to other dinners at other times for MPs or MPPs (Rick Johnson as an example) of any political stripe so long as it benefits this City. We have been very successful in attracting millions of dollars to the City that may have gone elsewhere if not for this kind of initiative. I know my moral compass and I make no apology for doing this.” Makes sense to me, how about you?

Quarterly ReportsNormally I would attend Council Meetings when the Department Directors duly report their progress for the preceding quarter. When I read the agenda and reviewed the reports that each department was submitting I was unable to make a determination on progress because there were no comparative figures on how each department was doing for the same period in 2012. Apparently this was done deliberately. The Director, Mary-Anne Dempster, admitted that, this being her first report since being hired, she did the report based on the information provided. CAO Mark Fisher also added that this reporting system would better clarify with the City’s new performance management strategy. That is expected to be in place by next quarter. Mr. Fisher said the new practices would “yield a greater understanding of our performance” that will incorporate “business intelligence” and “key performance initiatives.” The Mayor agreed. Most Councillors were not impressed, nor was I.

Rural Transit and Dial-a-RideNiagara Classic Transport is the new provider of the Rural Routes Dial-a-Ride service. An example of the style of bus to be used was on display at the St. David St. Transportation depot on June 17. David Mole, President, NCT, said his company has been very successful since 2000 when they started with just one bus. At the present time the company now have 85 vehicles in the Niagara Region. He and his team are very positive that their expertise will benefit our area as well. The service will encompass Lindsay, Cameron, Fenelon Falls, Bobcaygeon and Dunsford and is slated to start on June 24th and will operate from 7 am –7 pm, Monday through Saturday including holidays. One of the special features of the service is that the bus will deviate up to 150 meters in order to pick up passengers with disabilities. The key to this service is that those who wish to use this service must call and register. Each of the 3 vehicles can hold 18 plus passengers including those with disabilities. The cost per passenger is $5.00 per trip for Adults, Seniors, Students and children. Children under 5 years of age are free. I asked if the service would accommodate people in Retirement Homes. Todd Bryant, Manager, Fleet Services, replied that they are more than welcome to use the service and if they need a Care Giver to accompany them the Care Giver rides free of charge. For more information go to www.city.kawarthalakes.on.ca or visit a local service centre or call 705.424.9411. The meeting was attended by Ward Councillors Gord James, Heather Stauble and Pat Warren who are also on the Transit Advisory Committee.


Bobcaygeon and Area Chamber of Commerce

Between June 24th and August 30th, in-person visitors and tourism issues-related callers to the Bobcaygeon and Area Chamber of Commerce offices are being additionally greeted by a new face and voice in the person of 17-year-old Tyler MacKay. The I.E. Weldon Secondary School Grade 12 student is the son of Dunsford’s Jeff and Julie MacKay.

Tyler plans to return to Weldon in September for Grade 13 and is looking forward to a career in Law and Criminology. As Senior Tourism Consultant, Tyler is helping visitors by providing them with local and regional information, materials and maps and assisting the staff by taking on clerical and computer work. Just as important, he is carrying out the Chamber’s business-support mandate by acting as liaison between travellers seeking local accommodations and our motel-resort-inn sector personnel. Over the season, he will also deliver event and other information and back-up materials to the Chamber’s dozens of accommodations industry members. For the staff, this all means they will be having a little “breathing room” from the office’s increasingly-heavy summertime responsibilities, and may even get to take guilt-free vacations, says Office Manager Ruth-anne Wilson.Memorable Dates: 44th Ontario Open Fiddle and Step Dance Contest, Bobcaygeon Arena, Friday, July 26th, (Barbecue, Fairgrounds Beef Barn, 4 – 6 pm; Contest at the fairgrounds starts at 6 pm); Saturday, July 27th (Contest 10:30 am – 4 pm and 6 pm – midnight); Sunday, July 28th (Ecumenical Church Service, Bobcaygeon Arena, 8:45 am); Driftwood Theatre, “The Odyssey”, Kawartha Settlers’ Village, Friday, August 2nd, 7:30 pm (pay-what-you-can); Midnight Madness, 7 pm to midnight, Saturday, August 3rd. Annual Art Show, Kawartha Settlers’ Village, Friday, August 9th to Sunday, August 11th; Cruisefest, 9 am – 4 pm, Sunday, September 15th.

Kinette Year A SuccessWe had a great June meeting as our Kinette year ended – fellowship, fun and great food. Our 2013/14 Executive were installed. We collected a car full of food for the Food Bank and were presented with the District Service Award Plaque. Our presentation will now go on to national. All of this year’s projects were a success and on June 18th we gave the money we had made to representatives of deserving organizations in Bobcaygeon and the surrounding area. The following are the organizations: Bobcaygeon Lions Club, Cancer Society–Bobcaygeon, Ross

Memorial Hospital towards the Chemistry Analyzer, Community Care, Women’s Resources, Five Counties Children Fund, Canada Day, Kawartha Haliburton Victims Services, A Place Called Home, Sleeping Children Around the World and Pinecrest Nursing Home. Earlier in the year we made our annual donation to Cystic Fibrosis. A reminder that the Kinette Trinkets, Treasures and Trash Sale is on Saturday, July 13th on County Rd #8, and we are still accepting almost anything except clothing. Any questions? Phone 705.738.3670. Thank you, everyone, for all of the support during the year. Have a great summer.Submitted by Kinette June

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Nine gardens will be open for the Bobcaygeon Garden tour on July 13th. Four are waterfront properties in which environmental issues, erosion and invading wildlife influence lawn care and plant choice. Native grasses, low care perennials and shrubs are key. If you are new to gardening in zone 4, you will be amazed at the variety of plants which thrive on Bobcaygeon rock! Two homeowners have turned a rock berm into an asset, incorporating a splendid waterfall. In another property, 30 sculptured faces and a fountain enhance the lakeside setting. There are tips on producing organic vegetables, raising shrubs in containers, storing garden tools and even downsizing the garden. Want to lure the kids away from electronics? Introduce them to Pooh Corner tucked into a tiered garden, complete with frog pond and meandering pathways. Door prizes, shopping discount coupons and enticing desserts have been provided by local retailers. Plant and art sales, afternoon tea and local musicians add to the day. Please join us for our 17th Annual Garden Tour.Submitted by Linda Friend, Bobcaygeon Horticultural Society


SUMMER PROMOTION ANNOUNCED

The Fenelon Falls Chamber of Commerce announced the planned launch of a summer promotion for Kawartha Lakes. The Chamber assumed the lead role for this initiative on behalf of the recently formed Kawartha Lakes Board of Trade. Funding for the promotion was secured from Kawartha Lakes Community Futures Development Corporation / Industry Canada through the Eastern Ontario Development Program and Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership Corporation through the Tourism Industry Partnership Program. Promotional activities will commence mid-June and run to Labour Day weekend. A comprehensive marketing campaign was developed. Key elements of the summer promotion centre around events taking place in communities throughout Kawartha Lakes. The intent of the promotion is to attract visitors from neighbouring markets. It is anticipated that this promotion will support the local economy, bring community interests together, and attract attention for Kawartha Lakes. “We seized opportunities for funding to support our tourism sector at a critical time in their operating season,” said Frank Kinzinger, President of the Fenelon Falls chamber. The promotion would not be possible without co-operation from funders, event organizers, and business organizations. This summer promotion profiles events and motivates visitors to explore Kawartha Lakes. Further, it offers the potential for spin-off business and return visits. Grant Allman, Vice-President of the Chamber added, “We are launching a new brand to include a logo, event website (www.kawarthafun.ca) and campaign theme... More Ways to Have Fun. A broad selection of events all summer long will draw interest from day-trippers, overnight guests, visiting friends and their families.” Advertising will be extensive throughout Central

Ontario. It will include multiple billboards on major gateways into Kawartha Lakes and on high-traffic corridors in neighbouring communities to deliver a strong visual message. Radio spots on major stations will invite listeners to visit the event website and learn even more about tourism opportunities in Kawartha Lakes at www.explorekawarthalakes.com. Advertisements in community newspapers throughout the region will provide a visual reminder to travel minded consumers. A brochure will be distributed at key pick-up points where travellers frequent. These media components will be supported locally through online mechanisms such as email, social media, and other websites. More than 20 media suppliers will play a role in the campaign delivery. “This is a tremendous opportunity for our business community to work together for Kawartha Lakes’ prosperity,” said Kinzinger. He acknowledges the significant efforts of local volunteer committees, event organizers, funding partners, and media suppliers whose support was essential to bring this initiative to life.

Discover Play & StayThis Summer

Discover Play and Stay in the Trent-Severn Waterway is back this summer and it’s easy to win. “Look for the Discover Play and Stay ballot boxes in retail stores, restaurants, accommodations and attractions in every community along the Trent-Severn Waterway this summer to get your personal bar code,” said Kawartha Lakes Tourism Development Officer Laurie Bell. The ballot comes with personal tear off bar code tickets that can be placed in ballot boxes in other participating locations for more chances to win. You can also go online to www.discoverplaystay.ca to print off more bar codes, all connected to your original ballot. Every Discover Play and Stay experience you visit increases your chances of winning. Simply deposit one of your personal barcodes at any participating site displaying a Discover Play and Stay drop box – including every lock station along the Trent-Severn Waterway. Learn about experiences along the waterway and access special discount coupons at various attractions. The more places you experience, the more chances of winning. Prizes include: a one year supply of Kawartha Dairy Ice Cream, beautifully framed prints, a comfort bicycle package, a canoe package, rustic garden furniture and much more. Visit www.discoverplaystay.ca for a complete list. “The Discover Play and Stay program was initiated by Parks Canada in 2011 as a tourism marketing program to promote the many communities along the Trent-Severn Waterway,” said Bell. “The program is a partnership between local communities, businesses, organizations and government and encourages both visitors and residents to experience all we have to offer.”

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Horoscopes For June 28 to July 10, 2013 Melodie McCullough

Aries (March 21 – April 20) “A book is proof that humans are capable of working magic,” – Carl Sagan. What does this suggest, Aries? Time for some easy summer reading, that’s what! Get out in the swing or head to the beach – just make sure you take along some magic!

Taurus (April 21 – May 21) Taurus, the Bull, is known as a “fixed sign” in astrology. This means you are expected to be conventional and determined – but also very individualistic. You will be in need of this last trait at this time, Taurus. Your distinctive flare for solving problems will serve you well.

Gemini (May 22 – June 22) The constellation of Orion is thought to have a negative force on Gemini at this time. Make an effort to get out a bit more. Think about a new hobby. Be friendly and open to others.

Cancer (June 23 – July 23) July’s New Moon falls on the 8th of the month, right in the midst of your phase, Cancer. The Hay Moon, Buck Moon or Raspberry Moon connotes great changes. By displaying kindness and compassion at this time (as always!), we may pass through this stage and look to the harvest ahead. May you experience this hopefulness!

Leo (July 24 – Aug. 23) In your forecast we see lots of delicious food! Yes, it’s that time of year, isn’t it, Leo? Enjoy all the wondrous bounties of the earth and the warm summer sun that makes it all possible.

Virgo (Aug. 24 – Sept. 23) It’s time for a summer vacation, Virgo. But let’s not get carried away with the “competitive holiday” syndrome. Your vacation is yours! Don’t get drawn in to the idea of impressing someone with your

elaborate getaway. Focus on the true purpose – to relax and unwind. Visit friends and family or take in some great day trips right here in the Kawarthas!

Libra (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) It’s Canada Day in downtown Bobcaygeon! Well, it will be July 1. Time to kick up your patriotic heels, Libra, and enjoy all the fun activities – maybe even volunteer. It will lift those sagging spirits that have been bothering you lately.

Scorpio (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Slow down! There’s no need to go rushing all about, making quick decisions you may regret! Take time to think things through, Scorpio. You will not be disappointed.

Sagittarius (Nov. 23 – Dec. 21) We sense you are falling back into some old bad habits, dear Sag. Just because life isn’t perfect every minute of the day doesn’t mean it can’t be perfect most of the time. Stay optimistic and keep your eyes on the prize – your goals and dreams!

Capricorn (Dec. 22 – Jan. 20) Keep that head up, Capricorn! You can and will survive all your difficulties. A year from now? Ten years from now? Huh! Not on the radar. Not even a blip in your memory bank!

Aquarius (Jan 21 – Feb. 19) Worry, worry, worry! What a nuisance that worry bug is! It’s time to tell him to go live in his own house for awhile and leave you alone, Aquarius. He just doesn’t belong so send him flying!

Pisces (Feb. 20 to March 20) Lady Luck is staring you in the face, Pisces! Pull yourself away from the mirror and focus on someone other than yourself. You’ll be surprised how easy life becomes when we think of others instead of ourselves.

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Thank-you Coboconk Fresh Water Summit

Committee for putting on a great event in Lion’s Park. WRAIN had an incredibly successful launch. We spoke with more than 100 local residents, cottagers and first time visitors about the numerous innovations that the City of Kawartha Lakes is working on to improve water quality and enhance economic development in the water sector. Our launch at ‘OCE Discovery’ was also a huge success (www.ocediscovery.com). There were 360 exhibitors showcasing leading-edge technologies, best practices and research in Ontario with 2500 attendees. WRAIN sponsored this event and set up a booth in the CleanTech section of the tradeshow. We met with more than 50 industry and government representatives to discuss potential water innovation projects in Kawartha Lakes. On June 14th, CHEX TV featured our Showcasing Water Innovation project with the Ministry of the Environment, Fleming College, Centre For Alternative Wastewater Treatment, Queen’s University and the City of Kawartha Lakes: http://chextv.com/News/LN/13-06-14/New_Wetlants_Project_for_the_Kawarthas.aspx This project also caught the attention of CBC Ontario Morning. On June 18th Wei Chen interviewed me – live! For a brand new organization, we are really making waves… Submitted by Tonya Kraan, Manager Of Innovation

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Friday Concert at 7 pm

Saturday and SundayOutdoor Concerts

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After hour party 11 pmSaturday and Sunday atFenelon Falls Community

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Help celebrate Canada’s 146 th BirthdayDaytime Activities 10 am - 4 pm

Marketplace, Camel Rides, Water Slide, Sticky Wall, Potter’s Wheel, Petting Zoo, Craft Room, Face Painting, Beer Garden,

Art Appraisals, Entertainment and More!Cake cutting at 1pm

Be entertained by Circus JonathanFamily priced BBQ, Candy Floss, Ice Cream & Popcorn

Re-open at 6pmEvening activities include kids crafts, beer garden

& music by Terri & Rick JohnstonFireworks - 10 pm

Please note: There is no admission to the event, however some activities have a small fee.

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With the arrival of summer, the beautiful weather is upon us and Kawartha Lakes is once again in high gear for another amazing season. Highlighting this summer’s festivities will be

the 146th birthday of the greatest country on earth. Be sure to come out, bring the entire family and enjoy one of our many community celebrations as we reflect upon the advantages we are privileged to enjoy and what it means to be proud Canadians. This is definitely a day to show that we are truly strong and free. Turning to the July 7 Waterfront Association Meeting at the new Fenelon Falls Arena beginning at 9 am, we expect a strong showing from one or two representatives from each association. You may pre-register by contacting Cody Welton at 1.705.324.9411, extension 1310 or [email protected].


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Brent / Kathy Simpson The meeting agenda will include a short presentation from Tonya Kraan on the Water Research and Innovation Network (WRAIN) along with Kawartha Conservation who will provide an update on Lake Management Plans. Following these updates, there will be 5-minute presentations from a few local associations. To conclude the morning, attendees will have the opportunity to discuss the future need and opportunity to work together in the future. This will be an excellent opportunity to meet other association members and gather valuable information to protect and improve our local water quality. I hope to see you there or at one of the Canada Day celebrations. Happy Birthday, Canada. Warmest summer wishes,Ric McGee, Mayor

Celebrate Canada day in Lindsay events schedule:3 pm: Wilson Fields on Monday, July 1Pony rides for the kids, the Ken-Jen Petting Zoo, and old fashioned children’s games like the bean bag toss, shoe kick, balloon pop, Simon Says and Freeze Tag complete with ribbons for the winners, free face painting, bouncy castles and a huge inflatable slide


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The Ballooning Company will be making awesome balloon creations

Bruce Van Beek demonstrates chainsaw wood carving techniques

Ernie Jordan and friends will be doing a steam equipment demo. Vintage cars, fire trucks and farm equipment on site

The Moynes Ford Main Stage will feature performances by Spotlight Dance Productions and the bluegrass band The Barrel Boys and the Tony Silvestri Band

Westerby Entertainment will be presenting a special, not-to-be-missed fire cannon experience

Charity BBQ and proceeds will be used to fund a mission to Haiti where local volunteers will help to build schools and other badly needed infrastructure.

There will also be ice cream, cotton candy, birthday cake and watermelon

Huge fireworks display at dusk. Fireworks sponsored by the Lindsay Lions Club

Cash donations to support the festivities and fireworks will be accepted at Wilson Fields on July 1st or at Wally’s Haircutting for Men anytime.

Celebrate Canada day in Bobcaygeon events schedule:Tommy anderson Park, dunn streetopening Ceremony: 10 amFamily Activities: 10 am to 12 noon: Races for ages 2 to 14 (run in order of age), Fish Pond & Prizes, Checkers the Clown, Balloons, Face PaintingTrent severn Park (by Lock 32)Cake Cutting Ceremony 12:30 pmCheckers The Clown 12:30 to 2:30, Face Painting, Rocket Balloons, Bubble FunParade 2:30 pmBegins at Market Square and ends at the corner of King and Need Streets


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Trent severn Park, The Gazebo (by Lock 32)Live Music 3:30 to 5:30 by The Odyssey Projectroyal Canadian Legion Branch 239BBQ Steak Dinner 5 to 7 pmTrent severn Park, The Gazebo (by Lock 32) Presented by Bobcaygeon Music Council: Live Music 7 to 9 pm by The Odyssey ProjectBeach ParkFireworks over Big Bob Channel on sturgeon Lake 10 pm (Rain date July 2)Donations will be accepted throughout the day and at the Fireworks!www.canadadaybobcaygeon.com

Celebrate Canada day in kinmountkinmount Fair Grounds sunday, June 30, 2013 5:30 pm ‘til dusk B.B.Q. Hamburgers & Hot Dogs & Refreshments Available at the Concession Stand Or Bring Your Own Picnic Supper Bring Your Lawn Chairs! Festivities include: Live Music by Gord Kidd & Friends Horse Drawn Wagon Rides Checkers the Clown Children’s Games and Races Royal Canadian Legion Colour Party Parade at 7 pm FireWorks disPLaY at dusk There will be a Silver Collection.

Festivities sponsored by Kinmount Committee for Planning & Economic Development


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Bobcaygeon& District

Horticultural SocietyPresents

Annual Garden TourSaturday, July 13, 2013 10am-4pm

EIGHT UNIQUE GARDENSTour Passes $15 each

(Passes available May 18)

Tour Highlights• Master Gardeners • Musicians

Art • Refreshments

Tour Passes On Sale At:• Bobcaygeon Chamber of Commerce

• Purdy’s Jewellery

Afternoon Tea In Our Country Romantic Garden

Celebrate Canada day in Fenelon FallsGarnet Graham Park, Monday day, July 1st. opening Ceremonies: 3:30 pm, features the Royal Canadian Legion Colour Party, a Tribute to our Troops, local dignitaries and birthday cakeactivities include:Firefighters water fun for the kids, wandering clowns, face painting, and birthday cake and more; enjoy the park’s swimming area, playground and picnic facilities. Lifeguards will be on duty from 2 pm to 5 pm

Afternoon: Montana Sky Band; bring your lawn chair or a blanket

Strawberry event at the Museum; Steak dinner at the Legion on the patio starting at 5 pm. Advance sales are required call 887-3041

A spectacular finale to the celebrations will be the traditional fireworks display over beautiful Cameron Lake commencing at dark in Garnet Graham Park

(The Kawartha Spirit will be running a special cruise to see the fantastic light show over the lake. Boards at 8


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Fenelon Falls Train StationGallery & Gift Co-opA great selection of art andcrafts by local artists at the

Heritage Train StationArt demonstrations in a historic

building of Fenelon Falls

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Open from May long weekend15 ARTISTS

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Come dressed in red and white and be prepared to enjoy a great day in the Park.

This event is made possible by our enthusiastic volunteers and donations from local community groups, Chamber of Commerce, local merchants, Canadian Heritage, City of Kawartha Lakes, and the following service clubs, Royal Canadian Legion, Lions Club and the Rotary Club.


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Extraordinary Women Of Kawartha Lakes

Women’s Resources is launching a new event – Extraordinary Women of Kawartha Lakes. “We will recognize and celebrate the Extraordinary Women of Kawartha Lakes,” said Lori Watson, Executive Director of Women’s Resources. Anyone can get involved and nominate an award candidate. There are six different categories. Nominations can be picked up at community locations such as the library or downloaded from the website: www.womensresources/extraordinarywomen.ca The celebration dinner and Award presentations will take place Thursday, October 24 at pm at the Lakeview Arts Board (LAB) 2300 Pigeon Lake Road, Bobcaygeon. Sarah Quick, playwright and Globus Theatre, will present improv skits celebrating women. Extraordinary Volunteer Nominate a woman who has participated in volunteer activities that support an improved quality of life for women with a focus on older women, young mothers, teens and rural women.Extraordinary Woman in Business Nominate a woman who has demonstrated entrepreneurship, contribution to local economic development and support for community causes.Extraordinary MentorNominate a woman who has provided education,


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Professional services, rendered in Estates, Household, Farm,Commercial, Industrial and Real Estate

Keith Monk Auctioneer and Appraiserwww.keithmonkauctions.com Email: [email protected]

P.O. Box 283 Peterborough ON K9J 6Y8

(705)875-1184

Harris Cleaning ServiceEst. 1978

ExpertHOUSE, WINDOW & CARPET CLEANING

Husband & wife team, references call Skip

705-738-5723

Computer – Telecom – Network – wi-fiEntertainment - Service & Support

Plus we do much moreSee a complete description at our web site

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WoodNBiNFirewood Sales • Bin Rentals

Dwayne Barrett 705-344-0334Serving Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls, Kinmount & Surrounding Areas

15 Yard Bin Rentals for:Construction Waste, Roofing Materials, Junk, Scrap Metal, Yard Cleanup

All Hardwood - 12” 14” 16” In StockPicked up or delivered, Green or Seasoned, Buy it early & SAVE $$$

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Continouos Eavestrough Doors • Windows

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circumstances or hardships such as economic, emotional or physical challenges to achieve independence and fulfillment. Extraordinary Woman Nominate a woman who has demonstrated a commitment to addressing social issues in our community.Nomination forms and ticket information go to www.womensresources.ca/extraordinarywomen.


Vinyl Windows ~ Vinyl Siding ~ Aluminum SoffitsFascia ~ Trough ~ Sliding Patio Doors

Entrance Door Systems ~ Garden DoorsGlass Thermal Panes

BILL LAMBIEWINDOWS AND DOORS

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All-Stars Realty Inc., BrokerageIndependently owned and operated

Cathy Hopkins Sales representative

73 Bolton Street,Bobcaygeon

[email protected]

Cell. 705 738-7007Bus. 705 738-2378

Auto, Industrial • Parts & PiecesSandblasting Sand SalesCall for an Appointment

KAWARTHA FENDER159 PEACE RD., REABORO 705-328-0797

SANDBLASTING

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Contracting & Property ServicesResidential, Cottage & Commercial

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Kitchen & Bathroom Renovations Painting FlooringTiling / Stone Work Decks & Fences Lawn Cutting

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RIVERWOOD REFINISHINGEnhancing the beauty of your

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Beach Testing Starts For Another Year

Area Residents Urged to Check For Weekly Results

Summer is here! The Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit has launched its weekly beach testing program for another year. Beach results for the week of June 10, 2013 are available online at the followinglink: www.hkpr.on.ca/InfoSet/Environments/BeachWaterTesting/BeachesCityofKawarthaLakes.aspx Between now and the end of August, Health Unit staff will take water samples at 22 public beaches in the City of Kawartha Lakes each week. During the summer months, the following locations will be tested:• Bexley Township Area: Balsam Lake Road Beach

and Coboconk Lions Park Beach• Bobcaygeon Area: Beach Park and Riverview

Beach Park• Carden Township Area: Carden Township Beach

and Foxe’s Beach• Dalton Township Area: Dalton Township Beach• Eldon Township Area: Centennial Park East and

Centennial Park West• Emily/Omemee Area: Omemee Beach• Falls Area: Birch Point, Bond Street, Killarney

Bay, and Sturgeon Point Beach• Laxton Township Area: Elliott Falls Beach, Head

Lake and Norland Bathing Area• Mariposa Township Area: Sandbar Beach• Somerville Township Area: Burnt River Beach

(Somerville) and Burnt River Four Mile LakeVerulam Township Area: Centennial Beach (Verulam) and Verulam Recreational Park Water samples from these beaches will be sent to the public health lab in Peterborough each week to test for bacteria such as E.coli. Test results will be sent back to the Health Unit, and Public Health Inspectors will determine if the water quality at a beach is safe for swimming and public use. If bacterial levels in the water are higher than those considered acceptable by the Ontario government, the beach will be ‘POSTED’ as unsafe for swimming. ‘POSTED’ signs will also be put up along the beach to show it is unsafe for public use. Beach test results are also available through

the Health Unit, and are updated each week by late Thursday or early Friday. Local residents can obtain results by contacting the local Health Unit office in Lindsay (705.324.3569), calling toll-free at 1.866.888.4577 or visiting the Health Unit website (www.hkpr.on.ca). People are also encouraged to follow the Health Unit on Twitter (@HKPRDHU) and Facebook, as beach test results will also be shared through these social media sites. “We encourage people to check with the Health Unit on a regular basis to see if local beaches are safe for public use,” says Richard Ovcharovich, Manager of Environmental Health with the HKPR District Health Unit. “Under certain circumstances, if bacterial counts are high enough, beaches can pose a health risk for swimmers.” Beaches marked ‘POSTED’ are not the only sign that it may not be safe to swim. Bacterial counts in the water can increase due to heavy rain, high winds or wave activity, and a large number of birds such as geese or seagulls nesting near the beach, Ovcharovich says. Other warning signs, such as floating debris, oil, discoloured water, bad odours and excessive weed growth, can also indicate the beach is unsafe to use, he adds. Please note that sample results reflect the water quality only at the time of sampling. The water samples can take between two to three days to process and results are therefore not displayed in real time. Changes in water quality can occur very rapidly and frequently. The sampling results that are provided are for informational purposes only.

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If you are a business owner, you are not under any legal obligation to provide a reference to your departing employees, unless, of course, you have previously agreed to give them references. It is actually in your best interests, as an employer, to have a “No reference policy”. Make it clear that this policy applies across the board to all former employees. Why is it a good idea to refrain from giving employee references? If you happen to inadvertently or unfairly criticize, or recklessly misrepresent an employee’s performance, he or she may bring a legal action against you for defamation, libel, or slander. On the other hand, if you overstate the employee’s strengths and abilities, the new employer may sue you for negligent misstatement. For more employment law questions, or concerns, contact a licensed paralegal.Donna M. Wood, Licensed Paralegal, Commissioner of OathsWood Paralegal Law Office, Bobcaygeon 705.738.9841

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Settlers’ DayA Great Success

On June 9, we celebrated Settlers’ Day in grand style! The sun came out and all was well in our Village. Our bagpiper led our opening parade of dignitaries in antique cars followed by our villagers in heritage dress. Antique cars, trucks, tractors, classic cars and hotrods were parked throughout the Village for admiration. Our demonstrators showed us their heritage trades and skills with Dr. Bruce Lindsay educating us on historical embalming and Rebecca Parker shearing sheep. Visitors praised the Wedding Dress Display in the Church accompanied by our organist’s wedding music. Other entertainment included line dancers, cloggers, musicians, wagon rides, children’s storyteller, and a petting zoo. Thank you to all our attendees, vendors and demonstrators who came out to the event. Special thanks to the committee members and volunteers who made the day so successful. In other Village news, some upcoming events are the Junkin Reunion on July 20, the Driftwood Theatre on August 2 and the Art Festival & Show from August 9-11. There are still artist spots available for those interested in displaying and selling their work. We are still taking registrations for our five weeks

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ThE DEATh OF A NEWSPAPERBy Max Miller, Publisher The Promoter

Once upon a time the local newspaper was owned and run by a town resident who probably was also the editor. There was a secretary, pressman and a cub reporter or two. They had their owns presses, the type was metal and hand set. Overhead was low and subscriptions and a paid for it. Now the majority of newspapers are owned by two major international companies: Osprey (Quebecor) and Torstar/Metroland Media Group. The overheads are huge and profit is a driving force. I, personally, mourn the loss of The Lindsay Post. After more than 150 years of serving their community, another legitimate news source is gone, partially due to online news availability and partially due to the bottom line. Let’s face it, being able to see news online so easily make hard copy redundant and wasteful. 24–7 coverage is the theme of the day. Who pays for online local news? Just because it seems like magic doesn’t make it free. The loss of The Post doesn’t just affect the employees, the writers, sales, designers, clerical staff, delivery people and readers but also the advertisers. How will buyers know about their products and services without a paper? Social media only goes so far. I also like to read the news online; I’m a bit of a junkie that way. But on the weekends there’s nothing like a cup of coffee, a cigarette and the paper. Oh wait, I don’t do that either.Au revoir to The Lindsay Post.


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There is something comfortable and comforting about time worn objects. Having endured, they denote stability; having been well used, even if new to us, they seem familiar. Restored, they remind us of our past; refurbished they hint to the future. Shabby chic is coming to Bobcaygeon and chances are, if you own a home or cottage in the area, you will want to experience a visit to “Good Pickins”, home of the repurposed, restored and recycled. With a planned opening of June 28, Good Pickins is the latest venture of Bill and Sheri MacArthur, owners of MacArthur’s Resort on Front Street. With a love for treasure hunting, an eye for beauty and a heart for whimsy, Sheri and Bill have been collecting the rare, refurbishing the worn and repurposing the unique for several years. “We’ve been planning this for a long time,” said Sheri as she rolled paint onto the walls of her new store located in the old school house at 49 King Street. “We were going to wait a little while longer, but we have too much stuff to wait one more day.” Specializing in rare antiques, repurposed and collectible items, Good Pickins will truly offer something for everyone. “There’s our man cave room,” said MacArthur, “where we will have new Harley Davidson pieces, collectable scale model cars, wall art and sports themed pieces”. Anyone in the market for a tailgate from a 1954 truck will want to amble over to Good Pickins and take a look around. Antique and shabby chic pieces can be lovingly incorporated into all decors. Even the most modern home benefits from an unexpected salute to the past. Clean lines and monochromatic spaces are warmed and energized by a splash of colour and texture. An imperfect chest of drawers or a slightly frayed textile can bring life to any room. When the MacArthurs discover a piece of furniture with great bones they buy it and either restore it to its former glory or reinvent it into a pretty and practical new piece. “I love to paint furniture,” said Sheri. “We will stock repurposed items and brand new home décor pieces too”. Being experienced pickers, the MacArthur’s know the thrill of a great deal. “If we get it at a good price we pass it along at a good price,” said Sheri. “If anyone is thinking of having a yard sale or a moving sale, they should call us first.” It might just save you some time and trouble. Good Pickins is expected to open Friday, June 28. It will be open 7 days a week during the summer months. Winter hours are not yet set. Contact Sheri or Bill at 705.738.9595.-- Lisa DeverEditorwww.inbobcaygeon.com


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This Corn’s NotPeaches and CreamCorn on the cob? Delectably sweet and delicious. Here in the

Kawarthas, it’s a wonderful rite of country living and a joy of summer. Corn on the foot? Not so sweet and never a joy. Corns are one of the more common foot problems suffered by our patients and they can be extremely painful. So what is it? Like its garden-variety namesake, a corn has a “kernel” like appearance, broad at the top and pointed at the bottom. Corns most often occur on the toes but can also develop on the sole of the foot. They are always a result of pressure points but the pressure points themselves can be caused by a range of issues, from improperly fitting footwear to structural foot problems and other biomechanical concerns. Like poor tread-wear on your car’s tires, they’re a symptom of a larger underlying condition. Some corns may be hard while others are soft, and their varied structure can lead to their misdiagnosis as plantar warts by the untrained eye. If left untreated, corns can cause deep tissue damage and skin ulceration. This is of particular concern for people with diabetes where the very-real complications can be quite severe, including amputations or life-threatening infections. What’s the treatment? Your chiropodist will perform an in-office procedure called enucleation to remove the corn. This will immediately address the source of the pain. However, if the issue of the pressure point causing the corn is not dealt with it will almost always return. That’s why your chiropodist’s management plan will also treat the root causes of the problem to help prevent this from happening. It’s very important that people with diabetes, circulatory problems, and other systemic conditions do not use caustic, off-the-shelf corn removers like the kind found in drug stores. These work by burning the tissue and may result in serious problems, not to mention that they can be quite painful. It’s also important


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Community Cares It isn’t difficult to find criticism of how the public’s money gets spent. Almost every day, there are reports of government waste and mismanagement of taxpayers’ funds. Since effective and efficient use of government funding should be taken seriously, it is important to give credit where it’s due, too. The federal New Horizons for Seniors program recently invested $25,000 in a Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes project to increase volunteer capacity, and agency officials are pleased with the initiative’s results. With New Horizons support, Community Care planned and presented a promotional campaign to target potential new volunteers for the organization. The emphasis was on attracting seniors who may be looking to become more engaged in their community (New Horizons funding is primarily designed to promote the inclusion and participation of seniors). However, people of any age were welcomed with open arms when they contacted the organization. One of the Building Volunteer Capacity project goals was to attract 25 new people to the agency’s already sizable volunteer corps. By the official conclusion

at the end of April, Community Care had recruited 27 new volunteers as a result of the project’s marketing. Success was shown in many other ways, and due to the resources that were developed, the work will continue even though the official grant period has closed. A new Volunteer Advisory Council has been formed, five senior volunteer mentors have been recruited to help attract and train other volunteers, and promotional materials have been used to help Community Care continue to bang the volunteerism drum in the future. It all adds up to a solid investment by the government, and it has been much appreciated. Mike Puffer is Director of Marketing & Development for Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes Health and Support Services. E-mail: [email protected]


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Used 4 mos. Stored indoors since Oct.

Includes charger, canopy + cover. Paid $4060.00,

asking $3000.00. 705-738-3638

Wood ChipperPd $700 asking $400.

Great shape. 705-731-0757

_____________________Sofa, loveseat, large

desk, square coffee table, 2 chairs, mirrors. 705-738-3974

_____________________Electra Golf Caddy

$250Phone 705-738-6045

_____________________MARINE RAILWAY40 ft. with electric

winch. $500. 705 738-3316

_____________________FOR SALE

2012 Nissan PathfinderV6, Grey, AC, PW, CD,

Seats 732,000 km

$26,500 w e-tested cert.705-878-5395leave message

WANTEDAppliances, batteries,

electronics, steel, copper, aluminum, cars.

Anything metal.FREE pick-up.

Call Andy 705-793-2145705-793-2668

YARD SALE YARD SALE

1766 Tate’s Bay roadSaturday, June 29, 9a.m.

Queen sized dresser / mirror set, oak dining table & chairs and lots

more! Bobcaygeon.

MOVING SALEUltra Chef BBQ w/

rotisserie and side burner includes 3 propane tanks

$2008 ft Blonde oak dining table w/ 6 upholstered

chairs $300King pine bed iron

ornamental headboard with matching night

stands includes like new mattress and frame $275High cafe table with 2 white upholstered high

bar chairs $1002 oake pedistal table sets, 4 pressback oak

chairs / 5 bent back oak chairs $200 per set

Table saw Craftsman 10’, 2.5hp; includes 31” table

$2002 leather sofas $100

eachOversized BIG black

leather office / library chair $75

2 cedar his/hers dressers $60 each

Air conditioner window unit $75

2 new white iron twin beds with new

mattresses $450 eachSkutt digital kiln 30 x 36, electric mixing glazing tank, drying rack, two 5’x8’ work tables on

wheels, bisque, brushes and paint, take all for

$1200A frame sandwich

board signs great for roadside or sidewalks for businesses. Will letter to

suit. $100 each.705-887-5338

Local Events

YARD SALE The Biggest Inside

YARD SALE EVERRain or Shine at the

Cococonk ROYAL CANADIAN

LEGIONon HWY 48 at HWY 35Saturday 9a.m. to 5p.m.

Sunday 9a.m.-4p.m.June 29th & 30th

_____________________July 6 8-12

Downsizing Tool Sale inc.

Drill press, table saw, fret saw, wood lathe,

belt sander unit, biscuit joiner, and misc. small tools. 31 King St. W,

Bobcaygeon_____________________

Excellent Condition18ft canvas awning with frame. Extends out 3ft.

$300Dark mahogony glass top end tables. $45

_____________________Yard Sale Sat. July 13,

8-170 Cedartree Lane,

BobcaygeonSaturday, June 29,

8a.m.-2p.m.10 Alma Rd.,

Bobcaygeon household items, some furniture. Rain date, Sat., July 6.

MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE

Saturday, June 29, 201363 Main Street,

Bobcaygeon8:00 am

WANTEDANTIQUES

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

EVENTSHand Drum SessionsCome out and learn

about the Djembe drum. Thursday evenings at

Ella’s Kaleidoscope. July 4, 7-8:30p.m. Phone

705-738-1973

IN MEMORYMERVIN CLARE

WINDOVERJuly 5, 1993-July 5, 2013

A little tribute small and tender

Just to say I still remember.

Lily

WALKER, hELEN

Helen, beloved wife of the late Stewart John and dear friend of many, passed away peacefully

on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at Pinecrest Nursing Home, Bobcaygeon, in her 92nd year. She will be

remembered with great love by her children John and his wife Marilyn of Holland Landing and Lynne and her husband David Iley of Bobcaygeon. Cherished

grandmother of her four grandsons and their families, Shawn (Adriana) Walker, Matthew (Nadine) Iley, Stephen (Jaimie) Walker and Michael (Tara) Iley.

Great-grandmother of Caleb, Megan, Natalie, Brett, Benjamin, Chloe, Noah, Olivia, Madeleine and

Leyton. The family wishes to thank the caring staff of Pinecrest Nursing Home and Drs. Oldridge and

Snarr of the Kawartha Lakes Family Health Team for their tremendous support. The family would also like to thank the Reverend Rodney Smith-Merkley

for his prayers and support. Family and friends were received at MONK FUNERAL HOME, 6 Helen Street,

Bobcaygeon (705-738-3222 or 866-393-0063) on Thursday, June 13, 2013 from 7-9 p.m. A celebration of Helen’s Life was held at Trinity United Church, 42 William Street, Bobcaygeon on Friday, June 14, 2013 at 1 p.m. Interment Verulam Cemetery, Bobcaygeon with a reception to follow at Trinity United Church.

Please consider memorial donations to the Alzheimer Society or Kawartha Lakes Family Health Team. Messages of condolence, donations, photos and

memories may be shared at www.monkfuneralhome.

MULTI FAMILYYARD SALESat. June 29 & Sun. June 30, 9 am - 3 pm.

Excellent selection 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

JUNE 30- Canada Day Celebrations Kinmount Fair Grounds. 5:30-dusk. BBQ, games, wagon rides, clown, live music. JULY 1-Canada Day Strawberry Social. Fenelon Museum, 2-4 p.m. info: 705-887-1044JULY 3-Dunsford United Church ham and strawberry supper. Dunsford Community Centre. 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Tickets at the door: Adults $13, Children 6-12 yrs: $5, Children under 6: Free. Take-outs: $13. JULY 3-Community Care Caregiver Support Group. for people caring for someone regardless of the specific health condition or stage of illness. 1:30 - 3:30 p.m., Salvation Army Citadel, Fenelon Falls. Call 705-324-7323 ext 232 to register. JULY 4-Kinmount Music in the Park. 6:30p.m-dusk. Bring your own chair. In the event of inclement weather, performances will be moved to the community centre.JULY 6-July 6th annual Galway Hall Strawberry Dinner. Kids under 6 free, 6-12 $6 and adults $12. 4pm -7pm.JULY 7-St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid and CPR Level A or C RENEWAL; 8:30 a.m.-5:30p.m. Victoria Park Armoury, Lindsay. Level A $84; Level C. $94. For more info or to pre-register, 705-324-9894 or email [email protected] JULY 8-Healthy Beginnings - Prenatal Class, 6:30 - 8:30 pm, HKPR District Health Unit office,Lindsay. Continues on July 15, 22 and 29. Pre-register by calling (705) 324-3569 or toll-free at 1-866-888-4577.JULY 10-St. John Ambulance Emergency First Aid with CPR Level A or C course; Level A course runs 8:30a.m.-5p.m. and

costs $84. Level C 8:30a.m.-5:30p.m. and costs $94. Victoria Park Armoury Lindsay. For more info or to pre-register, call 705-324-9894 or email [email protected] 10-Community Care Caregiver Support Group. for people caring for someone with a terminal or life-threatening illness. 10 - 11:30 a.m., at Community Care’s Hospice Services, Lindsay. Call 705-324-7323 ext 503 to register. JULY 10 & 17-St. John Ambulance offers a Standard First Aid and CPR Level A or C course; Level A course runs 8:30 a.m.-4:30p.m. Level C course runs 8:30a.m.-5:30p.m Victoria Park Armoury, Lindsay. Level A, $127 and Level C, $144. Must attend both sessions. For more info or to pre-register, please call 705-324-9894 or email [email protected] JULY 11- Community Care basic foot care services for seniors and people with special needs. Kirkfield. Pre-booked appointments required. Call 705-324-7323 to book an appointment or inquire about services and fees. JULY 11-Kinmount Music in the Park. 6:30p.m-dusk. Bring your own chair. In the event of inclement weather, performances will be moved to the community centre.JULY 13-Bobcaygeon Horticultural Society Garden Tour. $15; children under 16, free. Tickets at Chamber of Commerce, merchants throughout the village and, on tour day, at each garden. 10 am – 4 pm.July 13-Kinmount Heritage in the Village-Moonlinght Mania 4-9p.m.


Kawartha CooksFeaturing Christopher Tuberdyke

So, it’s summer! I’m always mildly conflicted with this change of season, mainly because it means being hot, and I hate being hot. That being said, summer also means grilling out on the deck, blooming gardens, cold beer in sunshine. So I suppose it evens out for me...unless it’s really, really hot. The great thing about cooking in the summer is that things are best when they are fresh, fast, and easy. These little grilled potatoes are just that. If you know you will be lighting up the grill, parboil these guys the night before for a grilled side that comes together in just a few minutes.

Grilled new Potatoes in Lemon-herb Vinaigrette

Makes 4 sides

2 pounds new potatoes, scrubbed clean1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, plus a bit for drizzling1/4 assorted fresh herbs, roughly chopped (Use what’s handy! I like tarragon, dill and thyme...)1 clove garlic, mincedJuice from half a lemonSalt, fresh pepper

1 Boil potatoes in a pot of salted water until fork tender but firm about 12 minutes. Drain and rinse with cold water to stop the cooking. Let cool enough to handle, or save for later use.

2 Heat grill to medium. Cut potatoes in half and place in a bowl. Drizzle with a bit of oil and toss until just coated. Season with salt and pepper.

3 In large bowl combine fresh herbs, olive oil, garlic, lemon juice, salt and pepper, whisk until combined. Set aside.

Place potatoes onto heated grill. Grill 2 – 3 minutes per side until you have nice grill marks and the outsides have crisped up. Transfer directly to bowl with vinaigrette and toss while warm. Check seasoning and serve warm. Happy Grilling!


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WINA $30 TIM CARDEVERY FRIDAY

July 8th until August 31th, 2013

Demolition Begins Make Way For

Condominiums In Bobcaygeon

Demolition crews have begun work in Bobcaygeon taking down a derelict industrial building to make way for the new Lakewood Condominiums. The building, which sits on the shore of a small bay on Pigeon Lake, has been vacant for several years. The former toothbrush factory is being carefully taken down by All Ontario Recyclers, leaders in their industry. “Most material on the site will be diverted from landfill, either through recycling, salvage or re-use,” says company representative Steve Best. “With the building coming down, it’s great to see our vision beginning to unfold” says developer Greg Knight. “The former industrial site will soon become the idyllic waterside setting we’ve been planning for so many years.” The newest undertaking by Knight Developments, this two-storey building with just 22 suites offers residents the safety, security and efficiency of one - level living complete with elevator and covered parking. Sales and construction on Lakewood will commence this fall.

Junkin ReunionSaturday July 20Kawartha Settlers’ VillageRegistration Starts 10:00amPot Luck Supperwww.junkinfamily.caAll Descendants Welcome

NOW OPENWatch for our Open House July 13th

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705-738-229594 Front Street East, Bobcaygeon

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Professional Summer Theatre1-800-304-7897 • 705-738-2037

www.globustheatre.com 2300 Pigeon Lake Rd, Bobcaygeon

Presents

June 26th - July 6thA Wonderfully Barking Spoof!

There’s mystery on the moors in Sherlock Holmes’ most well-loved case; a masterpiece of mystery and suspense. An ancient family curse, a desolate moor,

a spectral hound and a deranged killer on the loose! Murder, intrigue and general hilarity abound in this high-energy retelling of the classic tale.

Back in 59 Created by Thom Currie July 9th – July 20th

A rollicking non-stop musical journey.This show has played to sell-out crowds across Ontario. Four friends relive the time of their lives through incredible harmonies, wonderful medleys, non-stop

choreography and the best hits from the 50’s and 60’s.

Theatre only - Adults $27.50 Students $20.00Dinner & Theatre - Adults $57.50 Students $50.00all prices are subject to HST

The hound of theBaskervilles

By Sir Arthur Conan DoyleAdapted by Steven Canny and John Nicholson

june 28 2013

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