Oct 5 2012

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Paper CutsThanks“What most people need to learn in life is how to love people and use things–instead of using people and loving things.” – Anonymous

You’ve got to hand it to Anonymous. Great thinker. Very articulate. Ever wonder who it is? Who they are? Several–hmm, many–years ago, one of my published pieces took off on a circuitous journey. The piece was called, The Friendship Wish. At one point it landed in print on a paper placemat on a restaurant table somewhere in Northern Alberta. Instead of my name, the piece was credited with–(now you’re ahead of me)–Anonymous. Funny. If my friend hadn’t stopped at that particular spot for breakfast during his travels, I would never have known my work had reached such lofty status. While I am not among the world’s greatest thinkers, I am reasonably articulate. And it’s gratifying to know one’s message continues to move throughout the world where people can capture it. Now you know the identity of at least one Anonymous. It was worth a check, then, to learn who originally

expressed the quote at the beginning of this column. A quick search on the Internet revealed: Anonymous, Author Unknown, Zelda Fitzgerald or Mother Teresa, depending on which website you select. Whoever did say it was right, though; I suspect we’d be hard pressed to find anyone who disagrees with the message. It’s living it that may be more difficult than agreeing with it. Love people and use things. Don’t use people. Don’t love things. Don’t gather things when you can gather with people. Let the people you love know you love them. Tell the people you like that you like them. People aren’t things. Find ways to appreciate them. If you like something they did, or said, say so. And say thanks. Bob Hope always thanked us for the memories. He didn’t just tell us, he sang it to us. As a comedian, his giving was through humour. Shared laughter is one of the best ways to get to know–and appreciate–people. Happy Thanksgiving.

Village Voice pg. 4

Harvest Happenings pg. 13

Classified/Local Events pg. 17

Thanksgiving pg. 22

Health & Wellness pg. 31

Fire Prevention pg. 34

Horoscope pg. 41

Trades & Services pg. 42

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I am having a problem understanding why your paper hasn’t taken a position on the issue of the potential environmental risk of drilling under the Scugog River for the North West Sewer Trunk in Lindsay. It is a given that there are PCB’s in the silt at the bottom of the river but has anyone even thought of the possibility of there being heavy metals as well? For years Sinster Creek drained the Lindsay Industrial Park off Colborne Street and flowed directly into the Scugog River. Lindsay residents will tell you that every day it had a different colour, not to mention the disgusting odour. This, along with leachate from the old Lindsay Dump makes up the silt on the bottom of the river. Bobcaygeon is on Sturgeon Lake and the Scugog River flows into Sturgeon Lake. Any disruption of the silt in the Scugog will release these toxins into the waters of Sturgeon Lake and no amount of containment or mitigation will stop it. Is it not worth taking a position for your neighbours?David HodgsonBurnt River, ON

Solar Panel InitiativesOnce again, both roof top and ground solar panel requests have found their way to Council for support. Seems to be the thing to do these days. While it is in vogue to be green, and the majority of Council almost automatically approve and support these requests, Ward 16 Councillor Heather Stauble consistently cautions that more time should be spent in reviewing and analysing these projects prior to voting. Sadly, no one seems to be listening. Too bad because Heather has considerable experience regarding solar development and advocating for roof top and ground solar panels while at the same time is vehemently against wind-farm initiatives.

Municipally Owned Land Over the past number of years, some municipally owned property used for agricultural purposes has been leased to members of the agricultural community on a request-by-request basis. Apparently there are other municipally owned properties that would be suitable for agriculturaluses and would generate additional revenues for the City. The Mayor put forward a motion/recommendation that Staff prepare a list for Council and the Public on other land owned by the City and suitable for agriculture that could be leased to the highest bidder for 2013. The motion passed unanimously.

Workplace TrainingWorkplace Violence and Harassment in the Workplace are two courses that are planned to be implemented for supervisors and employees for the City of Kawartha Lakes. This is a re-submission to Council looking for approval to start the training within 60 days. Ward 3 Councillor David Hodgson was concerned that there was still no indication of any attempt to identify a process for the naming of a third party or independent adjudicator as requested

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Change in Federal/Provincial Election Boundary

The federal government is currently reviewing the riding boundaries for election purposes. Currently the entire City of Kawartha Lakes is included in the riding of Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock. The recent proposal would see the municipality of the City of Kawartha Lakes divided and apportioned to two different ridings, one being Kawartha Lakes-Port Hope-Cobourg and the second being Haliburton-Uxbridge. As stated previously, the City of Kawartha Lakes would be divided with Lindsay being represented by Kawartha Lakes-Port Hope-Cobourg but Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls with Haliburton-Uxbridge. Public input is being sought either via written submissions by October 1st. or at a public meeting to be held at the Best Western Hotel in Cobourg on Nov. 12th at 1:00. Doug Elmslie, Ward 6, presented a motion that a delegation be sent representing the views of the City of Kawartha Lakes. In his submission he was concerned that issues common to the City of Kawartha Lakes will differ greatly to that of larger centres such as Cobourg and Port Hope and similarly the differences between northern CKL and larger centres such as Haliburton-Uxbridge. There was little support from many of the Councillors and in a recorded vote it passed by the barest of margins 9 in favour with 8 opposed to the delegation. As Mayor Ric McGee said, “With this slim a margin a delegation may not have the required impact”. In my opinion, I am somewhat perplexed that the Electoral Commission while on the one hand they name the one riding Kawartha Lakes- Port Hope-Cobourg and put Lindsay there and then they put Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls with the other riding Haliburton-Uxbridge. At the time of the amalgamation into the City of the Kawartha Lakes there was considerable opposition to this initiative. Now, the Electoral Commission wants to separate Lindsay, Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls. With a little background study they may have considered another alternative. Don’t know about you but I am writing. If you care

to write the Commission, you can use this address: Ms. Beverly Hayter, Commission Secretary Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Ontario, 130 King Street West, Suite 3670, P.O. Box 368, Toronto, ON. M5X 2A2 If however you would like to attend a meeting and make a presentation, you can advise Ms. Hayter at the above address.

Engineering Department As part of the corporate organizational re-structure in May 2011, the Engineering Division was moved from the Department of Public Works to the Department of Development Services. In a memorandum to Council, Councillor Hodgson requested that CAO Mark Fisher re-evaluate the Engineering Department under its present structure to determine if it is sufficiently addressing the needs of the of the Community and the Corporation. Wonder what this will bring.

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Most of us, at one time or another, has travelled Road 24. We use it as a short-cut going or coming to and from Lindsay. For the residents the speed motorists use is a cause for concern. Although the speed limit is 60kph most vehicles regularly exceed this limit, some far above it. Some of the residents have docks on the other side of the road and crossing the road can be a dangerous venture. On September 27th a delegation of nine people met with Mayor McGee assisted By Ron Taylor, Director, Development Services and OPP Inspector Rob Shaw. The main objective of the Committee (Ted Connor, Ron Roberge, and George Oberlander) is to request that the City put in a four-way stop at CKL24 and Kenstone Beach Road. This is not the first time that they have made this request. The City has responded previously by assessing the volume of traffic on CKL24 and found that there was not sufficient numbers of vehicles to support the installation of four-way stop signs. The study was done in October 2011 and the committee felt that the assessment should have been done during the tourist season. The meeting began with Committee spokesperson Ted Connor re-capping resident concerns: Speeding vehicles; passing allowed in inappropriate sections; no weight/local restriction signs for trucks; many mail boxes are on the opposite side of the road and necessitates homeowners having to cross over to get mail; CKL 24 is 5 feet narrower than Hwy 36 and as a result heavy trucks using CKL24 wander onto the shoulder putting those people out for a walk in danger. In response the Mayor stated that CKL24 is a County Highway and as such the City cannot implement a Four-way Stop. Inspector Shaw stated that putting in a four-way stop would cause more problems not less. There have been no serious

accidents on CKL24 while on another similar highway there have been 29. The 60kph in the built-up area is lower than other similar highways. After further discussion the City has agreed to:• Increase patrols particularly radar on CKL24

(Shaw)• Review the location of Truck and Load Restriction

signs (Taylor)• Review the road markings and adjust as necessary.

(Taylor)• When these initiatives are taking place, agreed to

allow a member of the committee to accompany the City Employee to point out areas of concern. (Taylor)

The Mayor thanked the Committee for bringing their issues to the City.

POINTS OF INTEREST

Bobcaygeon & AreaChamber of Commerce

The 17th edition of Cruisefest, one of Bobcaygeon’s most exciting annual events and a premier attraction put on by the Chamber of Commerce, went off with nary a hitch on Sunday, September 16th’. The near-perfect weather, attracting 210 vehicles from the 1930s on, were driven or occupied by over 500 owners and their families. Like all the other events that make life here interesting and bring dollars to our stores, eateries and other businesses, Cruisefest didn’t simply happen, any more than those events put on by other local organizations. It took planning, communication and, most important, physical effort by dedicated volunteers. That’s why Chamber director-committee-chair-retired person Joe Pollard always gives full credit to those “who make it all happen”. The list includes sponsors led this year by Gus Brown, the new owner of Gus Brown’s Edgetown Ford Lincoln, who arrived with samples of his 2012 and 2013 models, the vendors, the “Joe Public” volunteers and the vehicle owners, whose passion and expertise brought elderly vehicles back to life.Together, Joe says, they brought back memories for the adults and provided a history lesson for the young people about an era when we could actually tell cars apart. That was particularly true of this year’s “star” vehicle, a right-hand-drive 1934 Rolls-Royce in its original livery. Joe also credits his committee for the event’s success – Norm Matthews, Trail’s End Lodge, who annually shows his still-workaday pick-up, and fellow retirees Gord Zimmerman and Richard Coulter. Thanks to the booklet design-and-print efforts of Graphics Plus Design’s & Printing, Lori Anne Moffatt and Chamber office manager Ruthann Wilson, whose behind-the-scenes efforts go a very long way to ensuring that things go right.


The Chamber’s Annual General Meeting is at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 30. Saturday, December 8 is the Christmas House Tour. Volunteers to serve on its board of directors for the first and additional decorated homes and businesses are asked to voluntarily come forward.Submitted by Bob HughesBobcaygeon & Area Chamber of Commerce

THERE’S NO TIMEBy David Sparkes

I have something in common with Einstein, Newton and even Stephen Hawking. We have all spent a good deal of time thinking about – time! That’s

about as far as our similarity goes I fear but I can tell you that, like about ten million others, I once had the idea of reading Hawkins’s bestselling book “A Brief History of Time”. I think I got into about three chapters before abandoning it and I wonder how many of those ten million others did the same thing. When it comes to advanced mathematics, theories and quantum physics, my span of attention wanders faster than I can make it to the fridge! I can also say I have something in common with the great writers Goethe, H.G. Wells, Mark Twain and Charles Dickens (to name but a few). We have all spent a good deal of time thinking about – time travel! And that’s about the extent of our similarity. Stephen Hawking also has quite a bit to say about time travel: He said that the laws of physics prevent travel back or forth in time but he nevertheless does not discount the possibility of time travel. Actually he said a lot more but I have condensed it for you. The subject is enthralling to me and I love thinking about it, reading about it and watching movies. Recently I read a Stephen King novel entitled “11/22/63” which explores the concept of travel back in time and how far-reaching consequences are involved with every decision we make. I highly recommend this book if you are a time travel junkie like me. When scientists say that time is relative, they are referring to things like the speed of light, complex equations and theories by people like Newton and Einstein. On the other hand, when a simple man like me uses the term, I refer to the fact that 30 minutes goes by awfully quickly when you are running late and hurrying to make an appointment, but it seems like an eternity when you are in the dentist’s chair! Time also seems to go faster as you get older and I have no idea how the scientists explain that phenomenon but can personally attest to it. “There’s no time like the present”. That’s an expression my mother used all the time and for her it simply meant that if you have something to do it’s better to do it sooner rather than later. But those

words carry a deeper meaning because in reality there is only the present moment. Whatever you may think about time travel or how time seems to be going faster, you can only live in the present. The future is entirely in your imagination and the past is a distorted memory from one person’s perspective. So the best thing we can do is live each moment to the full and stop living in anticipation of better times. As they always say when I buy my double-double, “Have a good day” (or variations on that theme).

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The A. Sheila Boyd Foundation/Boyd Heritage Museumis holding their Annual Meeting Monday October 29, 2012

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KAWARTHA SETTLERS’ VILLAGENotes from the Manager

Volunteers do make the difference! Here is a big thank you to all our fabulous volunteers. We have had a busy season, several events. Your hours of work on every task done is appreciated and valued. We had a team of grass cutters, grounds people, office helpers, event volunteers, camp program volunteers, painters, carpenters, demonstrators, decorators and telephone callers. Thank you, everyone. Your time and efforts keep Settlers’ Village running smoothly and make it the wonderful attraction it is for all of our guests. I want to honour a volunteer in every issue. This first is dedicated to Noah McNeil. Noah came to us in June and volunteered three days a week for the entire summer. He cut grass, built pens, fed and cleaned animals, painted, cleaned and moved things, anything that was asked of him and more. Hats off to Noah; you are an amazing example of our great young people. Thank you. In September we hosted our first wedding in the Murphy Barn. It was a beautiful wedding and the bride and groom were excited to have such a unique venue for their special day. The weather and winds were challenging, but the bride assured me as they said their vows the sun broke through and

all was good. The very next day we were able to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Byron & Marie Edney, in the barn. It is fun to see the decorations and transformation of the barn to the reception hall! The pictures are proof of just how practical the barn is for large crowds. Congratulations to our first bride and groom and to our not so newly- weds who were both celebrating in the Murphy Barn! Several of the Anniversary guests gave donations to Settlers’ on behave of Marie and Byron and we thank you for these thoughtful gifts. We are getting ready for the Haunted Village, October 20. Grab your costume and come on up. The Haunted Hospital will surely scare you to Creepsville! We will host a photography class on Mondays, 7 to 9 pm. Keith Griffin will instruct on the functions and usage of digital cameras, from beginner to beyond. Call to register 705.738.6163. Lucy Gray had a full house during the Harvest Festival for her pie-making demonstration. She has agreed to instruct cooking classes this fall. Preparing meals from scratch that are nutritious and economical are of interest to all of us. Call us for details on dates and times. If you have visited the Village during the last month or so, you have probably seen the decorating team flying around in high gear. Christmas and Festival of Trees are just around the corner and the evidence is starting to show up all around the Village. Looking very good, ladies! The Sponsorship donations and requests are pouring in; call if you need any information about this. Your support is very much appreciated.Gail Thomassen, Manager

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Small Business Week 2012 is October 15 to 19 here in the City of Kawartha Lakes. Many activities are already set.

This year there are four signature events. The week will include the Lindsay and District Chamber of Commerce Small Business Breakfast, the Employment Law seminar and the 14th Annual Innovation Awards. Also being planned for Thursday October 18 is a

new, daylong event, Bridges to Better Business, presented by the Kawartha Lakes Small Business Enterprise Centre (KLSBEC) with support from both the City of Kawartha Lakes and the Kawartha Lakes CFDC (KLCFDC). Also new this year is Small Business Community Day on the Wednesday, October 17, which features local activities in the middle of the weeklong schedule. “It’s a new element for us and we are very pleased to have 3 events already confirmed. It’s important that everyone realizes the significant contribution small businesses make to the entire City of Kawartha Lakes,” says organizer Andrew Wallen, General Manager, KLCFDC. The Week will begin with the Employment Law seminar on Monday evening, followed the next morning by the Small Business Week breakfast. After the new events on Wednesday and Thursday, things will wrap up at noon on Friday, October 19 with the annual Kawartha Lakes Innovation Awards at City Hall. Potential Innovation Award winners need to be thinking about taking action now, as the deadline for nominations is October 11. You can also download the Innovation Awards application, and learn more about all the Small Business Week 2012 activities by going to www.smallbizweek.net or the Community Futures web site, www.KLCFDC.com.

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shoppers looking for extraordinary bargains from Crayola Canada’s largest sale. Crayola Canada is one year away from its 25th annual Crayola sale for United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes. With this celebration in mind, Crayola will be providing the first 25 people at the Saturday sale with special passes for their silver anniversary of giving. Crayola and United Way are already beginning to plan this special sale to celebrate its partnership with United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes. This is the largest Crayola charity sale in North America. Crayola Canada in Lindsay has a long, proud and generous history of giving to United Way to support more than 40 vital programs in the community. Through the sale and active workplace campaigns, Crayola Canada has donated nearly $750,000, bringing hope and help to people through the United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes. Paul Zadorsky, General Manager describes

the commitment of the company. “At Crayola we believe every person in our community deserves an opportunity for a good life. We are very fortunate that this event can help children, youth and adults in providing support to meet their daily needs. We have tremendous volunteers - including Crayola employees, their families and those from outside the company - to help make this event a success every year. We look forward to seeing everyone from the community during the United Way sale.” First-time shoppers are reminded this is a cash only sale. Historically, the sale has drawn people from across Ontario. For some, this has become a tradition over the last two decades with some shoppers camping out the night before to be first in line. People are reminded to bring their wagons and bags for packing up their purchases. Tim and Randy Burke of Evergreen Power Ltd. and Evergreen Home and Cottage, co-chairs for the United Way’s 2012 campaign, recognize that long-established businesses play a role in supporting philanthropic practices. “There are win-win opportunities when business leaders step forward to support a recognized branded charity, which benefits both parties with dual branding opportunities while helping people in their community. The entire sale is powered by volunteers and the LEX graciously provides the venue, large enough to accommodate Crayola’s product and over 2,500 excited shoppers.”For further information please call the United Way for the City of Kawartha Lakes 705.878.5081 or go to our website www.ckl-unitedway.ca.

Bobcaygeon Florist Shop wins the Fall Fair Window Decorating contest.

Bobcaygeon Florist Shop thanks the judges of the contest. We are very pleased, and will proudly display the trophy in our store for the next year. A very special thankyou to Carol Groves and Joy McLaren who help out with our window displays.


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Visits with Santa start at 10:am. Parade starts sharp at 5:00 followed by amazing Fireworks.

See the website for all details and pick up a map in Fenelon Falls’ stores.

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Fabulous Women’s Fashions, Gifts and Gourmet Foods from Kawartha Country Wines and Wine by Order.

All Canadian Designers and Made in Canada!

Fall lines from Robert Kitchen, Luc Fontaine, Miik, Modrobes, Michael Tyler,

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Come check out the hottest new store in the Kawarthas. Stand on our glass floor and see the river running below it!

The Kawartha Store, 30 Colborne Street, Fenelon Falls.

Open daily 9:30 to 6pm. You are always welcome!


Join us in Fenelon Sat. Oct. 6th

(Headquarters at Slices n’ Scoops)

9 - 12 noon • Pumpkin Painting

• BalloonTwists• Free Harvest Photo

10 - 1pmFamily Wagon Rides

9 - 4 pmDeals & Draws At Participating StoresChili & A Bun @ Dockside Bar & Grill

HarvestHappenings

• Apples of Gold • The Bargain Shop • Bert’s Appliances • The Big Event Floral • The Boathouse Restaurant • Bob Burns Books • Bodiworx by Stacie • The Butterfly Boutique• Gord Demars Century 21 • Cornerstone Home

Furnishings

• The Corral • The Cow & Sow • Daisy Mart • DC Design Gallery • Dockside Restaurant• Dollars Worth• Edgetown Ford • Fenelon Falls Curling Club • Fenelon Falls Pharmasave • Fenelon Falls RCL Br.#238• Fenelon Falls Real Estate

• G.Hart & Sons • George Wilson Motors • Handley Lumber Ltd. • Highlands Propane • Investors Group • Janet’s home accents • Jardine Funeral Home• Kawartha Blinds • The Kawartha Store • Lindsay Buick GMC/Lindsay

KIA

• MR Flooring • North Country Auto Sales • Oak St. Pilates Rehabilitation • Palmer Insurance • Pedestal Insurance • The little Pie Shack • Mike & Jocelyn Barkwell Re/Max • Salon 31 • Saucy Mama’s • Screen Door Prints

• Sharney’s Diner • Shopper’s Emporium • Shutterbug• Slices N’ Scoops• Sobey’s• Stokes on Trent• Trish’s Hair Design • Val’s Country Cupboard• The Video Image• Watson’s Village Shop • The Way We Were

SPONSORS PARTICIPATING STORES

Buy a “Sunflower” & all proceeds go towards SPCA Kawartha Lakesin memory of Andrew Bremner

Store Grand Draws held @ 4pm!

3290 Cty. Rd. 121 705-488-3300

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more than just foodexplore your senses

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Bistro Night Oct 27th - Reservations RequiredGreat Selection of books arriving Friday afternoon

Saturday, October 6 in Fenelon Falls—Harvest is Happening!

From 9 to 12 noon, events include pumpkin painting for the kids, Mrs. Twist the Balloonist or stroll down the street, in front of Shutterbug Photofinishing and have your family photo captured with a festive harvest theme. From 10 to 1 pm, there are Wagon Rides for the whole family. Hot chili and a bun will be

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Oct. 12 (10-6), 13, 14 (10-4)

Hours: Monday & Tuesday9am - 5:30pm

Thursday & Friday9am - 7pm

Saturday8am - 3pm

Enter our Harvest Draw for Free Gift Certificate

available at Dockside Grill. Harvest Happenings Headquarters is located at Slices N’ Scoops on Water St. Participating stores will have deals and draws to enter with all draws to take place at 4 pm. Here is a sneak peek at some of the feature prizes: Big Event Floral, a harvest centerpiece; Bodiworx by Stacie, a Wellness Facial certificate; Trish’s Hair Design, a beauty certificate and Butterfly Boutique, a fall handbag! (Also, plan to attend Natasha’s Fall Fashion Open House, at Butterfly Boutique, October 12 through 14.) Plus, you can buy a Sunflower at the Headquarters with all proceeds for SPCA Kawartha Lakes, in memory of Andrew Bremner, former Treasurer of the Special Events Committee. The full list of participating merchants is available on the posters throughout Fenelon.

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Painting Garbage removal,

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Yard MaintenanceDump Runs

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_____________________FLAGLER PAINTING

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705-731-0714_____________________

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705.738.2396

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Clean up of yards, snow and clearing of

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warranty. Lifetime factory warranty.

Also, BP organic shingles are being recalled

www.BPcan.com or call us for information Kawartha Lakes705-738-7847Peterborough705-657-7847

Durham Region905-576-1778

_____________________GREGG MACNEILLANDSCAPING705-793-9437

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repairs to all.

HH GLASS & METALWindow and door

installation and repair.Metal work and

weather caulking,journeyman glazier.

Call Harold at705.887.1770 or cell

705.341.1617____________________

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eavestrough cleaning (bungalows only),

trimming and small shrubs trimming. Dump

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cell: 705-879-0481____________________

Reliable ManDump runs, chain saw.

log splitter, property maintenance.

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_____________________CHIMNEY SWEEP10yrs experience.

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_____________________CERAMIC TILE

Quality installations. Call Ted for an estimate.

705 454 9826.

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Dry clean Kindling, hand packed approx. 35lbs.

$10 box.Free local delivery.

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____________________OUTDOOR STORAGE

AVAILABLEShrink wrap and most

services.705-799-2401FIREWOOD

Seasoned hardwood. $295 bush cord.

Delivered Bobcaygeon area. Call Robin705 738 5540

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Short or Long term 1 & 2 bedrm bungalow style efficiency units,

completely redecorated, new paint, carpet, hard

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1/2 acre property. *All Inclusive*

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THANK YOUI would like to thank my good friends RUTHANN and

BRIAN WILSON for giving me such a delightful80th Birthday Party Celebration on Sept. 16th.

They served a delicious Roast Chicken meal on colourfully decorated tables on the deck

and on the lawn.I gave a short talk . . . the weather was perfect . . .

and my friend DAVE DEVALL gets all the credit for the latter!

My Grandson, TRENTON BALDWIN, escorted the guests from their cars to the house, on his Unicycle.

And my Granddaughter, CHESNEY BALDWIN, arranged all the gifts the guests brought for the Lakefield Animal Welfare Society. The “pocket

change” collection from the guests exceeded the $100. 00 goal …$212.60

. . . and reaching 80 years was my goal! Success all around!

The Family ofGarry & Glenna Taylor

invite you to a celebration of theirparents 50th Wedding Anniversary

~ Open House ~Saturday October 20, 2012,

2:00 - 4:00pmBobcaygeon Curling Club

~ Best Wishes Only ~


House For RentBobcaygeon Waterfront. 3 bedroom, long-term preferred, starting July. No smoking, no pets,

$1500 per week. Contact [email protected]

_____________________Bobcaygeon upper level

2 bedroom. Washer/dryer hook up. $675+ utilities. First and last.

References.705-738-2129.

_____________________3 bedroom brick

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evenings

FOR SALECedar Decking,

Pine & Cedar v-joint bundled softwood slabs

$20. Trim board & batten Wood shavings

Hodgson Bros Lumber705-454-2219

09/21 PD____________________

FIREWOODAll hardwood cut, split

and delivered.in Bobcageon area. Pick up available. Call Phil

Day 705 340 3433Eve 705 738 6227

18” DOLL CLOTHESFits the

AMERICAN GIRL & MAPLEA DOLLS

can be purchased locally705-657-9315

www.LorraineLeonardLines.ca_____________________

TRUCK FOR SALE2005 GMC Z7 4X4

Ext cab, Loaded 287,000 KMS

Well maintainedmatching tonneau cover

705 879 5395____________________

Fashionable Funky Clothing for Women who want a different look for the fall and

winter. Sizes small to plus. Animal Hats and gloves from Ark just for

the children., Tarot cards, oils, books and silver

jewelry all displayed in Kaleidoscope’s eclectic

style.Winter hours begin after

Thanksgiving.Closed Monday and

Tuesday. Open 10a.m. to

5p.m.every other day.Shop at Ella’s

Kaleidoscope for that unique experience.

Kaleidscope54 Main StreetBobcaygeon.

After Renovations SaleCustom pine table with eight chairs, dishwasher, 2 fridges, double kitchen sink, lights etc. Sat., Oct. 13, 8a.m. 266 CKL Rd. 24 (Victoria Rd 24) at Kenstone Beach Road.

Stonehaven. 416 520 1125.

_____________________Christmas decorations crafts. Come visit us on Saturday, October 13th

9-2. 453 Old Surrey Lane, Victoria Place.

FIREWOODSeasoned hardwood

$275 per cord. Delivered 705-887-6453

IN MEMORYJACKIE

In love and everlasting memory of a wonderful daughter and mother. The world is not the same without you.Yvonne, Kathryn,

David and Michael

WATSON: Carol Ann

Member of Christ Church Anglican Bobcaygeon, Royal Canadian Legion

Branch 238 Fenelon Falls and St. John’s Ambulance

Brigade Fenelon Falls

On Monday, September 24, 2012 at Ross

Memorial Hospital in Lindsay. Carol Watson, born and raised on the

farm near Baddow, was in her 57th year. Beloved and cherished daughter of the late Cecil and

Edith Watson. Carol is survived by her brother Ralph Watson and his wife Irene of Baddow and sadly is pre-deceased by her twin sister Catherine

Watson. She will be forever remembered by her nephews; Kyle Watson and his wife Kim of Orillia, and Nathan Watson of Baddow. Loving niece of Thomas Mossey and his wife Dianne of

Sudbury, Ferne Alexander, Josephine Northey and Norval Watson all of Fenelon Falls. Carol will never be forgotten by her dear friend Jeannette Grant-Whatley of Bobcaygeon. The family of Carol Watson received friends at the JARDINE FUNERAL HOME, CREMATION & TRIBUTE CENTRE, 8 Princes’ St. W., Fenelon Falls on

Friday, September 28th from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. A memorial ceremony to celebrate her life was held on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. in the chapel of the funeral home. Interment at Fenelon Falls Cemetery. Members of Royal Canadian Legion

assembled at the funeral home for a ‘Maple Leaf’ service. If desired memorial contributions to Christ Church Anglican Bobcaygeon, Royal

Canadian Legion Branch 238 or St. John’s Ambulance Kawartha Branch would be greatly appreciated. On-Line Condolences, memorial donations or to light a memorial candle please

visit: www.jardinefuneralhome.com

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WANTEDANTIQUES

Furniture, glass, china, military medals etc. duck decoys, clocks, jewelry, silver dollars, gold, 50

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Anything old.705-887-1672.

COMING EVENTS

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OCT 5-The Salvation Army, Fenelon Falls will hold Pretty Awesome Days - a full day PA Day program 8:30 am - 4pm. The day will include life lessons, field trip, music, games, crafts & snacks. Bring a bagged lunch. Ages 5 - 12. Pre-registration is required. Cost $5/child. To register or for more information please call 705-887-3031-Mini-Buck Euchre Bobcaygeon Senior Citizens Center 7 P.M. Everyone welcome for Information call Larry 705-738-6930-New Beginnings meeting at Knox Presbyterian Church. 1:30. Speaker: Chris Walker-Remember When? OCT 6-Musical evening,“Memories of Broadway”, at Fenelon Falls United Church 7:30 p.m. Tickets (Adults $15, Children under 12 $7.50) can be purchased in advance at Fenelon Falls United Church, phone 705.887.3040, or from any member of the choir. If you are lucky, there will be tickets available at the door as well! OCT 6-8-Harvest Craft Show at the Buckhorn Community Centre. Sat. & Sun. 10-5, Mon. 10-4. Admission $5. Free parking. Wheelchair accessibleOCT 7-Dunsford United Church invites you to our Thanksgiving, Anniversary and Worldwide Communion Service.10 AMOCT 9-April-The Bobcaygeon Badminton Club is pleased to announce that adult Badminton begins every Tuesday at 1a.m. in the B.P.S. Please contact Jim at 705-738-3305 for inquiries if necessary.OCT 10-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Lindsay Caregiver Support Group “G” Generations 1:30pm-3:00pm Call 705-878-0126 to register. OCT 11-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Lindsay Caregiver Support Group A 1:30pm -3:00pm Call 705-878-0126 to register-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Minden Caregiver SG 10-12 Call 705-878-0126 to registerOCT 14-Dunsford United Church invites you to our

Pet Blessing Service. 10a.m. Join us as we celebrate the importance of pets and farm animals in our lives! (Animals must be leashed, caged or tethered.) For more info: 705-793-2511 or [email protected] 15-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Fenelon Falls Caregiver Support Group-“B” 10:30a.m.-12p.m. Call 705-878-0126 to register-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Fenelon Falls Changes Group 10:30am-12:00pm. Call 705-878-0126 to registerOCT 16-Book Sale. 10a.m-6p.m Downstairs at the Lindsay Library.-Osteoporosis Suport Group at the Lindsay Loblaws Community room 1:30. Topic: Cooking with calcium. Everyone welcome.OCT 18-Bobcaygeon & District Horticultural Meeting Knox Presbyterian Church Hall, 6:45 p.m. - Photography Competition Viewing 7:30 p.m. - Speaker -Walter Crackell “ Putting the Wow in Your Garden Pictures” Everyone welcome.-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Lindsay Support Group-Changes 1:30pm -3:00 pm. Call 705-878-0126 to register-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton. Haliburton Milestones Group 10:30am-12pm Call 705-878-0126 to registerOCT 20-Bobcaygeon Senior Citizens Center Will host a MINI BUCK BID EUCHRE 7 P.M. Everyone welcome for Information call Phil 705-738-6271-Royal Canadian Legion, Br. 239, Bobcaygeon annual Poppy Spaghetti Supper and dance. 5:30p.m. Tickets $15 at the Legion or call 705-738-2710. Vetrans free. Music by famous Legionairs.OCT 22-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Fenelon Falls Caregiver “A” & Milestones 10:30am-12:30 pm. Call 705-878-0126 to registerOCT 24-Alzheimer Society Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Bobcaygeon Caregiver Support Groups 1:00-3:00 pm Call 705-878-0126 to register.


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New Members are always made to feel welcome and it’s a great way to make new friends. Nov-ice curlers are introduced to the game of curling in a safe and positive environment and receive free lessons at the beginning of the season as a part of their membership.

Plan to come to our Open House October 14th and check out our facilities. Novice curlers can try the sport for the first time using our equipment. All you need is comfortable clothing, gloves and clean running shoes.

Our fees are very competitive and the curling season runs from mid-October to the end of March. We hold several bonspiels during that time, two of which are to raise money for local charities. We also have a casual licensed lounge for a relaxing get together after curling, and the many social events we hold throughout the year.

So if you want to be COOL check out our website at www.bobcaygeoncurlingclub.com or contact Geoff Cross @ 705-738-6548

It’s COOL To CURLIf you’re looking for a fun activity to help you keep active this winter,

come join us at the

Bobcaygeon Curling ClubBobcaygeon Curling Club

Tree PlantingThe Bobcaygeon Horticultural Society plants a Bur Oak tree in commemoration of Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee. Present: Rose Odell, John Sellers (President Ontario Horticultural Society), Joyce Byron and Brian Junkin.

NEW HOME Permanent Spot For

The Kawartha Potters Guild

The Kawartha Potters Guild, based in Peterborough, has members from Haliburton, Bobcaygeon, and Lindsay, all the way down to Port Hope. We draw members and customers from a wide area. The Guild recently established a permanent home in central Peterborough, which will allow them to offer a variety of classes, as well as feature a full retail gallery. Rental space is also available for those potters who do not have their own studios. The Guild will be kick-starting their new home by offering a “Family Clay Day” on October 20th. Participants will be making a pottery pumpkin tea light, just in time for Halloween. Check out their newly-designed website atwww.kawarthapottersguild.comor email [email protected] for more information.Submitted by Lillian Forester,Program Chair

Capture your images of Life in the Kawarthas…The culture, environment, scenery, people…This is our first Juried Photo Contest with winning images to be published with permission in the Explore Bobcaygeon and Explore Fenelon Falls 2013! Watch the October 17 issue of The Promoter for full details.

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THANKSGIVING MESSAGEFrom Our Mayor

As we watch the days grow shorter and the leaves turn to fall colours, we reflect upon the many things we have to be thankful for individually and collectively in Kawartha Lakes. Personally, I am thankful for the quality of life that my family and I enjoy, the friends that we socialize with and the opportunities that are available to us in this country. In Kawartha Lakes, we enjoy a standard of living and a quality of life that is the envy of almost every nation. As your Mayor, I am thankful for the veterans and the servicemen and women who sacrificed, and continue to sacrifice so that we may enjoy the liberties we do. In addition, I am thankful for our first responders that keep our communities safe and are there for us in our moment of need. I am thankful for the great weather this summer to support our tourism industry and our agricultural industry and while we could have used a little more rain in a more timely fashion, there are many

HAPPY THANKSGIVING


areas throughout Ontario that will not see crop yields even close to what our producers have in Kawartha Lakes. Finally, I am most thankful for all of the people (especially the volunteers) that put their nose to the grindstone to make this community the best it can be. While we don’t win every race, the fact that we are in the race is an accomplishment. Sometimes we forget how fortunate we are and let our sense of entitlement get the better of us. Be thankful this Thanksgiving as we celebrate the harvest and be kind to each other. Happy Thanksgiving!Ric McGee,Mayor

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Kawartha Haunted VillageAdmission by donationOct 20, 2012 6:30-9 pm

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younger goblins will love the Pirates Cove

Bob for apples, do crafts,buy goodies in the store,

Settle in for a Ghost story, by the fireThen the Grand finale, the wickerman parade!

Wear your Halloween Costume

EXCELLENT TIPSYou Should Know

Planning on celebrating Thanksgiving at the cottage this year before closing it up for the season? Don’t let holiday preparation turn your next bill into a turkey. Here are some helpful tips on how your audience can save energy while whipping up a memorable meal.Thanksgiving energy savings tips:• Pass on preheating this year! While preheating the

oven is required for baking, it’s not necessary for other uses like roasts or casseroles.

• For cooking small quantities or side dishes, consider using the microwave, toaster oven or slow cooker.

Misto Invites You to a Special Three-Course or Single Pre-Thanksgiving DinnerOctober 1st to 6th 1pm to 7pm

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• Sad to put the BBQ away? Give it one more go this season and try BBQing your turkey.

• Cleaning up after the fun may be the least fun part of the day, but make it part of how you save energy by only running the dishwasher when it’s full. You can save even more energy by using the no-heat drying option.

Hydro One also reminds everyone that weekends and statutory holidays are off-peak which means electricity is at its lowest price this Saturday, Sunday and Monday.Cottage closing checklist:There are a number of things to remember when it comes time to close up your cottage for the winter.Some people choose to shut off their electricity


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We’re really pumped this year – we’ve been planning new and exciting things to make this year even better than the past three. For example, we’re rolling out a brand new web- sitehauntyourhome.ca to make it even easier and more fun for you to enter and showcase your imagination and talent to the entire world. Did you know we’ve had approximately 1 MILLION hits to the website in the past three years from people in 100 difference countries? That’s your audience – impress them even more this year. It’s easier to sign up and the new site offers more ways to display and promote your entry. If you are not entering, you can pick your favourites and leave comments, too. We’re also introducing new things this year for the contest itself, including more mini-contests, prizes and more opportunity for the community to enjoy all of your creativity. Haunt Your Home has made Hallowe’en into its own season, not only one night of trick-or-treating. You’ve made that happen – thanks! Like always, Haunt Your Home will donate money to the community, too. Last year, we raised $20,000 for the Boys and Girls Club and the RMR I Imagine campaign. Help us do even better this year by entering. There are great sponsors this year, too, all of which have generously donated their money and time to help us make Haunt Your Home an amazing event in our city. We’re city wide again this year, so you’ll have more friendly competition – it’s time for you to take it up a notch, don’t you think? You can find more information about Haunt Your Home 2012 on Facebook, through Twitter and, of course, at our big, new website. “Like” us on Facebook to get updates and information about all of the exciting things we’re doing. Submitted byMelissa Morrison,Haunt Your Home

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This year we celebrate the 34th Annual Buckhorn Harvest Craft Show at the Buckhorn Community Centre on Thanksgiving weekend. What began as a small show with 22 vendors has grown into two large rooms and 11 buildings with more than 110 vendors. The outstanding quality and variety of the items on display make a visit to it a must. The Craft Show welcomes approximately 110 artisans from all areas of Ontario and Quebec, featuring the very best selection of Canadian handcrafted Seasonal, Country, Traditional and Contemporary Crafts. Among the many items that will be on display are candles, pottery, leather goods, gourmet foods, furniture, florals, wooden toys, stuffed bears and dolls, children’s clothing, jewellery, designer clothing for the entire family, handmade soaps, hand painted glass and a wide variety of home décor items. Also featured will be items for seasonal decorating at Hallowe’en or Christmas. The Craft Show is an annual fund raising event for the non-profit, non-funded Buckhorn Community Centre and is run by many volunteers who build the exhibitor booths, man admission booths, park cars, direct traffic and serve in the Snack Bar. Show hours are Saturday, October 6, 10 am – 5 pm; Sunday, October 7, 10 am – 5 pm; and Monday, October 18, 10 am – 4 pm. General Admission is $5.00. Children 12 and under are admitted free. Your admission ticket gives you the opportunity to win a $100.00 Shopping Spree at the Buckhorn 2013 Spring Craft Show. The entire show is wheelchair accessible and there is ample free parking available. A shuttle bus runs continuously from the upper parking lot to the show. The entire show is under cover, so regardless of the weather, you can browse in comfort. Refreshments are available.


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The Falls Prevention exercise classes offered by Community Care (Sage Advice and Gentle Exercises for Seniors) are now available in many different locations throughout the City of Kawartha Lakes. Weekly sessions are now underway, or will be shortly, in the following locations:

Bethany – United Church (Tuesdays, 10 am.)Bobcaygeon – Christ Anglican Church (Mondays, 10 am.)Coboconk – Royal Canadian Legion (Tuesdays, 9:30 am.)Kirkfield – Seniors Club (Thursdays, 9:30 am.)Lindsay – Victoria Park Armoury (Wednesdays, 10 am.)Lindsay – Village Housing (Mondays, 10 am.)Lindsay – 111 William St. N. (Tuesdays, 1 pm.)Lindsay – 20 Sussex St. S. (Fridays, 10 am.)Little Britain – Community Baptist Church (Tuesdays, 10 am.)Manilla – Community Centre (Tuesdays, 10 am.)Woodville – Community Centre (Wednesdays, 10 am.)Anyone interested in attending any of the above SAGES sessions or in finding out more about the program can contact Health Promotion Coordinator, Ryan Alexander, 705.324.7323, ext. 166.

COMMUNITY CARESby Mike Puffer Each autumn, agencies providing services to help people live independently and with dignity in their homes declare October to be “Community Support Month.” This lets local agencies toot their horns to draw attention to services they provide. However, such services aren’t meant to be used just one month of the year. Throughout the year, personal support workers, nurses and community support agency staff and volunteers provide help to seniors and people with special needs so that they can stay where they want to be – at home. Whether it is helping with a bath, changing a bed, delivering meals, offering a social break from solitude, or transportation to an appointment, community support services play an integral role in the overall health care equation. Yet, only a tiny percentage of the provincial health care budget currently supports such programs. In Ontario, though, there have been indications that more attention will be paid in the future to the important role of community support services. Regardless of the organization or program, a central theme that people will hear from any community support service agency is Teamwork. Locally, very few, if any organizations work on their


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A SPECIAL MESSAGEAutism Awareness Month

October is Autism Awareness Month in Canada One of our goals is to raise awareness and recognition in Lindsay and our surrounding areas. We are families in this community who have awesome children who happen to look the same as most other children, but, they have the special challenges of Asperger’s and Autism. We love them and want their lives to be the best we can make for them. We are hoping to enhance local resources to allow for recreation and safe supervised social opportunities that are currently unavailable. Help us Help our Community become More Aware - More Tolerant. Understanding is the secret behind patience... Our parent/caregiver support group meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month in Lindsay at Loblaws

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WORDFROM OUR FIRE CHIEF

Fire Prevention Week was established to commemorate the Great Chicago Fire, the tragic 1871 conflagration that killed more than 250 people, left 100,000 homeless, destroyed

more than 17,400 structures and burned more than 2,000 acres. The fire began on October 8, but continued into and did most of its damage on October 9, 1871. Each year North American Fire Departments promote a specific fire safety message to remember the Great Chicago Fire. Fire Prevention Week runs October 7 – 13, 2012. This year’s theme is “Have 2 Ways Out!” “Be Rabbit Ready”. When the smoke alarms sound, everyone must know where to go – that’s why it is so important for everyone to have working smoke alarms and to develop and practise a home fire escape plan. The City of Kawartha Lakes Fire Department would like families to focus on protecting your family from fire by planning ahead and integrating a few simple fire safety behaviours into your everyday lives. By paying attention and eliminating potential fire hazards in your home you can make a difference that will prevent or reduce fire related injuries, deaths, and property damage. As well as being prepared to escape a fire, it is equally important to be vigilant about preventing one from happening in the first place. Many times there is something that you can do so that a fire doesn’t start fire, like paying attention to what you are cooking, for example. Cooking is the number

one cause of home fires and unattended cooking is the leading cause. The next time you have dinner on the stove and think about leaving the room, think again. It’s time for the residents of Kawartha Lakes to get ready for the very real possibility that a fire can occur in their home and being prepared to escape from one is extremely important. Here’s what you need to do right now:• Install a smoke alarm on every level of your home

and have one inside each sleep room and outside of each sleeping area.

• Test smoke alarms at least once a month.• Develop a fire escape plan that identifies two

ways out of each room and a family meeting place outside.

• Make sure your plan allows for any specific needs in your household. If everyone knows what to do, everyone can get out quickly.

• Practice using the plan, at least twice a year. If everyone knows that everyone else is ready to exit quickly, no one will lose precious time trying to help someone who doesn’t need help.

• Some children and adults may not awaken to the sound of the smoke alarm. They may need help to wake up• It is also the time of year when heating systems are activated, before woodstoves, and furnaces are used they should be cleaned and serviced by reputable agencies to ensure proper operation.This year we would like to keep all fires friendly and all residents of Kawartha Lakes free of pain, injury or death from fire through Fire Safety and Prevention. Yours in Fire Safety,Mark Pankhurst

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Roasted Beetand Kale Salad

So, I really love to cook a turkey, creating some show-stopping item to sit in the middle of the Thanksgiving table. However, I don’t actually really like turkey. I’m way more interested in the side dishes. This is by far one of my favourite sides to make. It’s gorgeous, delicious, and easy enough for even a quick weeknight dinner.

While peeling and dicing the raw beets before roasting takes a bit more prep time, the result is a much faster-cooking beet—and one that caramelizes all over from being exposed to the high temperature. Just be careful not to cut them too small or they will shrink to nothing. Happy Thanksgiving!

Ingredients(4-6 sides or 2 mains)1 head of kale, ribs removed*, leaves torn into pieces3 beets, peeled and ½ inch dice 1 clove garlic, minced1 teaspoon lemon zest4 tablespoons olive oil, divided1/4 cup water 2 oz soft goat’s cheese, crumbledPinch nutmegSalt/freshly ground pepper

1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees.2. In a bowl combine diced beets

with 2 tablespoons olive oil, lemon zest, salt, and pepper. Place on a baking sheet (lined with parchment for easier cleanup) and roast for 35-40 minutes till caramelized and tender.

3. In a large sauté pan heat remaining olive oil over medium heat. Add garlic, cook 1-2 minutes. Add kale, water, nutmeg, salt, and pepper. Sauté until kale is wilted and tender (but not slimy) about 8-10 minutes. Transfer to serving bowl.

4. Toss warm kale with roasted beets and the crumbled goat’s cheese. Serve warm.

*To easily remove the kale ribs, hold the leaves and pull the center rib backwards away from the leaves.

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Buckhorn Observatory has installed a whopping big new 16-inch telescope along with a video camera, which just arrived from Ottawa today. The images will feed to a digital projector and are shown on a 45 x 65-inch screen. This makes astronomy accessible to wheelchair and low-vision guests. BHO has had a few low-vision guests as well as a group of autistic children and I occasionally make presentations to challenged adults and students. With time and patience I have been able to open up the world of astronomy to them. Their enthusiastic response was extremely rewarding. That’s the big news. You’ll also get an update on the spring constellations, a new theory on Saturn’s rings and a story featuring some outstanding Ontario astro images. To access it all visitwww.buckhornobservatory.com, enter and click on “Newsletter”. Enjoy the read.John R. Crossen,Resident AstronomerBuckhorn Observatory

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Hungry? So is 13 percent of Bobcaygeon’s population. Friday, October 5 is the Thanksgiving Food Drive to assist the clients of Bobcaygeon Helps Food Bank. Please, contribute

between 10 am and 4 pm at Foodland or Valu-Mart. Plus, for the entire month of October, Bobcaygeon’s Pet Valu presents the Thanks For Giving Event. According to Pet Valu owner, Marlene Jackson, your donations of pet food, pet supplies or money will all be donated to Bobcaygeon Helps Food Bank. She explains, “It is time,” she adds. “The food drives are so necessary. And for some of the people, all they have in their lives are their companion animals

and they sometimes worry more about how to provide for their pet than they do themselves.” Every customer who purchases pet food or supplies, or donates money to the official container in the store, will receive a $5 gift coupon towards their next purchase. Marlene says her team—Jane, Taylor and Erica—will treat you to their great customer service. All money will be donated to Bobcaygeon Helps to purchase pet food and supplies. Happy Thanks For Giving.


Lorraine Thayer is one joyful artist who brings fun and spirit to the creative process in a way unlike any other. First, there are the art lessons—private, semi-private or group—for students 5 to 18 years of age. An instructor for more than 15 years, Lorraine teaches adults, too, and does so in whatever location best suits the student. “My lessons are not about just doing pictures,” she says. “They are investigating the medium, playing with colour and material. Students learn the principles and elements of design, along with the building blocks they need. We focus on the student’s personal expression.” And no, the student needn’t be artistic, he or she simply needs the drive to learn…and explore. Then there are the incredible Cupcake Parties. Wow. Here’s where Lorraine’s joy soars. Designed for students from 5 to 100 years old, the artist explains, “If you have all of the ingredients, you will create a cupcake.” The cupcake is, in fact, a treasure box made of white plaster. Hand made molds, each is hand poured and prepared by Lorraine. The party guests paint and decorate their whimsical creations with acrylic paint, flowers, gems, and feathers—all special ingredients required to make their unique cupcakes as “Princess Lorraine, The Cupcake Princess of the Royal Cupcake Company” leads them through the creative process. These fanciful parties are wonderful for fundraising events, wedding and baby showers, birthday

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Aries (March 21 to April 20)Some days, Aries, you are wise beyond your years. You know this – you feel it in your bones. Don’t be afraid to share your wisdom with those who may need some sage advice.

Taurus (April 21 to May 21)We are well aware of your great intellect and thirst for knowledge, Taurus. Beware the need to see things in black and white, though. Accept different opinions and open your mind to many possibilities.

Gemini (May 22 to June 22)“Everybody gets so much information every day that they lose their common sense,” (Gertrude Stein.) We sense the need to remind you, Gemini, to not take all the world’s technology so seriously. Humanity will always come first!

Cancer (June 23 to Jul 23)The fall bulbs we plant in the coolness of autumn turn into gorgeous blooms with the warmth of spring. Plant your own dreams now, Cancer, and keep them safe and sound until they, too, are ready to flower. While you may have to wait awhile, all will be worth it.

Leo (June 24 to Aug. 23)Gold – representing the golden rays of the sun – is your zodiac colour, Leo. Symbolizing wealth used wisely and good health, it is also said that people who favour gold are optimistic. Wear it proudly in your every day life to increase your personal power, give you courage, confidence and willpower! Virgo (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23)Your tendency to look at the bright side of things is commendable, dear Virgo, but we offer this caution: don’t be taken in by lies and false promises. Keep your eyes open and ears to the ground.

Libra (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23)During your birth phase, Libra, enjoy your lighter side! Like other Air signs such as Aquarius and Gemini, you exude an “airy” demeanor. Bask and delight it. It never hurts to brighten someone’s day!

Scorpio (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22)Be proud of your accomplishments, Scorpio, even though it may seem, at times, that no one else is noticing them. They show the world who you are, and that’s something awesome!

Sagittarius (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21)Keep an open mind with whom you choose to associate during this phase, Sag. What we’re saying is – don’t judge a book by its cover. There are many wonderful people out there with whom you could develop a lovely friendship if you look past the title page.

Capricorn (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20)Stand your ground and don’t be afraid to voice your opinions, Capricorn, in the days ahead. Set boundaries on what you will accept, and DO NOT be pushed around!

Aquarius (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)Music is often wonderful therapy. Music will play a role in your life soon, Aquarius. Perhaps you will decide to study an instrument? Perhaps you will just sit back and soak in some wonderful melodies!

Pisces (Feb. 20 to March 20)You’ve got a lot on your mind these days, Pisces. Focus on what’s really important, and let the rest of your worries take a back seat, while you, and your positive thoughts, stay at the controls.

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(705) 657-8199

THE PUMP GUYSpecializing in Waterwell Pumping Systems

Allan Richard*Lic. by M.O.E.

*25 Yrs. Exp.WoodNBiN

Firewood 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 $$$

DID YOU KNOW...A Promissory Note is Well Worth the

Paper It’s Written On?

It is! If you have found yourself in a situation where you are lending money, or selling an item to someone, make sure that they sign a Promissory Note. This note should be hand written, and signed by the borrower, stating the amount borrowed, the date that it was borrowed, and the date that the loan shall be re-paid. In an ideal situation, a contract, or agreement should be in place but this does not always happen

when you are dealing with friends and family, or acquaintances. If and when the borrower does not follow through on his promise to pay you back, you will be thrilled that you took this precaution. This Promissory Note will be your sufficient legal evidence in a court of law proving that the borrower did promise ‘unconditionally’ to pay you back. The judge will most likely execute a judgment against the borrower. The next step will be collecting your money!By Donna M. Wood, Licensed ParalegalWood Paralegal Law Office



Heritage RoofingWe keep you covered!Over 20 Years

ExperienceRoof Repairs

Specializing in Re-Roofing & Fully InsuredFree Estimates

738-7127Call Toll Free 1-877-761-7767www.bobcaygeonroofing.ca

Custom Homes& Cottages

Additions &Renovations

taylorshomeprojects.com • [email protected]: 705-738-1416 • C: 705-878-7701 • F: 705-738-4137

Steve TaylorPresident

For all your electrical needs

Since 1974ECRAVESA Lic. 7005826

OFFICE: 705.887.2443FAX: 705.887.4343


Drapes - Design Ideas

Colour Consultations - Levolor Blinds

lairds interiors

We will come to you. Measure and give you a free quote.

No obligation. Call us now on 705 341 0453 or 705 879 9119

For all your window

dressing needs

Remote Collar Training • Results Guaranteed

Cats &^

NEW NEWLiz Macpherson - 20+ years experience

232 Main St. Bobcaygeon(across from the bowling alley)

& TRAINING


PETER WAITE PAINTING30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

SENIOR DISCOUNT

SPECIALIZING IN RESIDENTIAL [email protected] www.peterwaite.ca

Cell Phone: 705-344-1738

Servicing Bobcaygeon Area for 21 Years

RE/MAX COUNTY TOWN REALTY INC.Brokerage, independently owned and operated

Cathy Hopkins Sales representative

73 Bolton Street,Bobcaygeon

[email protected]

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

YOUR AD HERECALL PAT

705-738-4187


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

www.bobcaygeonfarmersmarket.com

Thanksgiving

Farmers’

Market

Saturday Oct 6Bobcaygeon Fairgrounds

8am - 1pm

County Town Realty Inc. BrokerageIndependently Owned and Operated

(705) 738-2378MLS

Let us help you Hunt 4 Dreams in the KawarthasTom Hunt

Broker

Wendy HuntSales

Representative

705-731-77161-800-461-0353

73 Bolton St. Bobcaygeon

12 Lindsay St. S. 705-324-5200 www.kawarthahydroponics.ca

Complete Indoor& outdoor growing supplies

Grow your own tomatoes, peppers,

lettuce & much more.

BMC PRESENTING CONCERTS All Year Long

If you enjoyed BMC’s Thursday night Concerts in the Park Series this summer, imagine hearing world class musicians right here in Bobcaygeon all winter long! Join us this fall and winter for our five concert Music Alive Series. Subscribe for the entire series of five concerts for $100 (a $35 savings!). Singles: $25/adult and $5 child/student per concert. Book your tickets today by email [email protected] or by calling 705.731.9661. Friday, October 19th, 2012 Gabi Epstein, a fabulously exciting and high-energy musical theatre performer, she will sing her way into your heart with her vibrant voice and hilarious stories. Friday, January 11th, 2013 ChromaDuo, Tracy Ann Smith and Rob MacDonald, inspires with their fresh and eclectic mix of music. Saturday, March 9th, 2013 Alexander Dobson has a glorious baritone voice, intense and rich like dark chocolate. You will be thrilled by this exceptional musician presenting a mix of light, well-known repertoire. Saturday, April 20th, 2013 Infinitus, Alex Cheung, cello, Anthony Cheung, viola, and John “Adidam” Littlejohn, violin, are a high energy interactive ensemble, featuring the classics plus something a little different. Sunday, June 2nd, 2013 The Elmer Iseler Singers is a 20-voice professional chamber choir from Toronto, founded in 1979 and conducted by Lydia Adams. Presented in collaboration with Kawartha Concerts. Choral workshop at 3:30 (Bobcaygeon) and in concert at 7:30 (Lindsay). The BMC thanks all of those businesses and individual community members who helped make Concerts in the Park possible. The BMC would also like to gratefully acknowledge the huge support received from the Bobcaygeon Legacy C.H.E.S.T. Fund, Ontario Arts Council, Ontario Trillium Foundation and City of Kawartha Lakes. For more information on concerts, choral workshops, donating to the BMC, music camps and bursaries please see our website atwww.bobcaygeonmusic.com.Submitted by Cicela Mansson


FASHION FOR THE CUREA Personal Message…and Invitation

Last year, I got the idea of hosting a Fashion Show for Breast Cancer awareness, an idea that came to me after one of my sisters was diagnosed with Breast Cancer for the second time. I also have a long time friend who is celebrating 29+ years as a Breast Cancer Survivor. I have done other things for Breast Cancer Awareness in the past, but when it hit so close to home I wanted to do more. Thus, the idea of the fashion show. Both my sister and friend couldn’t say enough about the Breast Cancer Association. This past year my sister went through some major breast reconstruction surgery and people from the Breast Cancer Association were there for her every step of the way. My friend many times has told how vital fund-raisers are to help find the cure for this horrid disease. They’ve given her the opportunity to see her son and daughter grow up and also to enjoy her grandsons. Every time that someone or some organization raises money for this awareness we are closer to finding a cure. I was thrilled with the support from business and private sources that I received; it was certainly overwhelming. I must say it is the same thing this year. It just seems I mention what I am doing, and the next thing I know someone is donating their time, items for door prizes and wonderful items for our raffle table. We raised $1,400.00 last year and were a sell out. We have added a few new things this year and once again more wonderful prizes. Tickets cost $15.00 and get you into the Show, your lunch, coffee and tea and a wonderful array of desserts. Every lady also goes home with a nifty loot bag. Fashion for the Cure takes place October 28th, 2012. Doors open at 11:30 am at the Seniors Hall, Murray Street, Fenelon Falls. Tickets are available from The Kawartha Store, Butterfly Boutique and The Village Shop in Fenelon Falls, or by calling me at 705.738.4464. I would love to see the next generation free and clear of this illness that strikes so many people. Cancer knows no boundaries; it affects us all in one way or another.Submitted by Elizabeth Sawyer

How To Turn Customers Into ClientsCall Pat Thurston,

Advertising Sales Manager 705.738.6188

[email protected]


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

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

MOVE RIGHT INto this 3 bdrm home in the village of Fenelon Falls. Main �oor laundry room, master bdrm has 2 pc ensuite. Single attached garage. Call Lori Gri�n Today!$172,900MLS 1236137

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

WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY!! This 3+1 bdrm, 2 bathroom home in a revitalizing community needs work, but what an opportunity! A little work will yield great results - the bones are there. Go For It! Call Today! $159,000MLS 1237392

OPEN CONCEPT ELEGANCEIn preferred neighbourhood. Perfect for entertaining – From the spacious kitchen and dining area to the comfy rec room with bar and propane stove. 4 bdrms and 3 baths for your family and a private hot tub adds to your comfort and shows pride of ownership throughout. Call Kathy! All for $329,000 MLS 1237338

Fenelon Falls Real Estate Ltd.Brokerage

NEWPRICE

IN TOWN, PRIME LOCATION, BRICK BUNGALOW Move in and Enjoy! This home o�ers large living rm, cathedral ceiling, propane �replace, newer kitchen, 4 season sunrm w/ skylights, 3 bdrms + large loft, downstairs workshop, private yard w/ gazebo! Recent upgrades: Roof, facia, so�ts, some carpets & windows. Walk to all amenities! Call Kathy today! $294,900 MLS 1237914

NEWLISTING

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

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

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


Open 7 Days a Week 35-45 Bolton St. Bobcaygeon 705.738.2522 www.BIGLEYSHOES.comThanksgiving Weekend Hours: Fri 9am-6pm Sat 9am-7pm Sun & Mon 9am-6pm

35-45 Bolton St. Bobcaygeon 705.738.2522 www.BIGLEYSHOES.comThanksgiving Weekend Hours: Fri 9am-6pm Sat 9am-7pm

35-45 Bolton St. Bobcaygeon Sat 9am-7pm

35-45 Bolton St. Bobcaygeon Sun & Mon 9am-6pm

Bootin’ it to Bigley’s never looked so good.Bootin’ it to Bigley’s never looked so good.

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