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A TALEOF TWO

By Max Miller

Sunday January 27, I attended a Celebration of

Life for Lauren Kelly, a beautiful young woman who tragically left us far too soon. Hundreds of people were there at the Community Centre in Fenelon Falls; friends and family flew in from thousands of miles away. There were tears and laughter, pictures and music. Such an outpouring of love for one known for her talents, beauty, intelligence and warmth. As I was leaving, lost in my own thoughts, thinking of Lauren and her family, I overheard two boys on top of a pile of snow saying, “Let’s get Grandma!” It didn’t occur to me that they meant me. I also thought they were just throwing snowballs. Several flew past. Then one whizzed by my head. That’s when I told them they should be careful or they could hurt someone. The larger boy approached me, picked up a chunk of ice and hurled it at me, calling me an old, ugly, gray haired Grandma, as if to justify his actions. The ice struck my leg. I froze. I didn’t know what to do.

I couldn’t go back and interrupt the proceedings. There was no one else around. I couldn’t help but think of the contrast between the bright young girl we mourned surrounded by love, and these nasty, mean little boys. Do these boys also pick on others that they view as weak and unworthy like smaller children and animals? Is this what they learn at home? Is this how their parents treat them? Do they know they crossed the line from bullying to assault? How I wanted to say the perfect thing to make them understand. I thought of telling them of Lauren and all the people there for her just steps away. Nothing came to mind. I even considered standing there so that they could throw more ice until I bled…perhaps that would convince them. But I left, thinking of Charles Dickens A Tale of Two Cities: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” Over the years that I have lived in this area, we have lost too many of our young people. Some I knew, more I heard about, and a few very close to my heart. The way this community steps up with love and support is truly wonderful. Perhaps out there someone can find these two boys and show them how to share that community spirit.

Classified pg. 28

Health & Wellness pg. 19

Horoscope pg. 26

Local Events pg. 29

Trades & Services pg. 12

Village Voice pg. 4

City Hall pg. 6

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Awesome ServiceEarly in the morning of Jan 20 during the high winds, lightning and thunder, we were awakened by a rattling sound on the roof of our home. The rattling lasted for a few moments and then subsided. At daybreak I went outside to discover that the noise on the roof was our whirly gig roof vent had self destructed in the wind leaving an 8-inch hole open to the elements. What to do on a Sunday with a snow covered roof and an open hole? I went to The Promoter for a contracting representative. First call was to Gopher Construction services; she quickly called back but was unable to do the job due to a prior job. She referenced Midtown Roofing services. A call to Daryll at Midtown Roofing services 10 am and he said he would be over at noon to seal the hole. He arrived at 11:30, commenced the repair without hesitation. We cannot express our appreciation enough to Daryll of Midtown Roofing services who came out in adverse conditions to keep us dry. Kudos to excellent service Midtown Roofing.Gerry and Dianne Goreski,Bobcaygeon

A Big Thank YouThe Fenelon Falls and District Lions Club would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their support throughout the past year. Your generosity has allowed us to help children’s summer schools, the Santa Claus parade, fire victims, Boy Scouts, the Salvation Army and continued support for Ross Memorial Hospital. The Club would also take this opportunity to thank the Bargain shop, Home Hardware, the Dollar store and Video Image for their participation in our toy drive. Along with your generosity we were able to turn the toy donations over to the Salvation Army for distribution along with cheques totaling a $1000.00 to assist in the toy and food drive. Your help has once again allowed many children and families to have a far happier Christmas. Again thank you for your continued support.Lion Tom MawPresident, Fenelon Falls & District Lions Club

Thank You To Local MerchantsBethel Christian Fellowship would like to acknowledge and thank the following merchants who generously made donations and contributed to helping our church once again provide a meal on Christmas Day, 2012:Bobcaygeon Foodland, Brian and Mary PeopleValu Mart, Fred and Heather StrangKawartha Dairy, Steve ClattenburgTim Hortons, Chris BaysSincerely,Rev. James Tripp, Lead Pastor

Bonspiel SuccessThe 56th annual Anne McIntosh Bonspiel, sponsored by My Favourite Things,10 King Street East, was held at the Bobcaygeon Curling Club on Saturday, January 19th, 2013. It is the longest continuously run bonspiel at the club. Teams from Collingwood, East York, Port Perry, Annandale, Ennismore, Bancroft, Oshawa, Welland, Peterborough, and Lindsay joined four of our Bobcaygeon teams to compete for the memorial trophy. The trophy was won by Gayle White’s team from Ennismore, with Laura Toms, Kathy Reid and Myrle Jopling completing the rink. In second place, was Jane Reid’s team from Peterborough. Her team mates were Pearl Dixon, Sue O’Mara and Deb Pollock.

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After a day of curling, a delicious dinner was served by Riverside Restaurant in Norland. The bonspiel committee thanks our sponsors: Joy and Jerry Mous, local merchants and club members who donated time, energy and/or prizes for our raffle table. Our day was a success because of their contributions. Our thanks to one and all.Beth Halliday, ChairAnne McIntosh Bonspiel Committee

Help Save the CaveWE MUST find a way to STOP the quarry work granted by Harvey-Cavendish Township in the County of Peterborough before it is too late! Warsaw Caves are a good tourist attraction in the Peterborough area – Dewdney Caves are bigger and better, but kept secret for too long. Peterborough County, Ontario Government, Trent University, Fleming College – any one person or group that can help. PLEASE ¬– this is truly a gift to this area, let’s use it not abuse it. Help Save the Cave!Sincerely,D.J. Watson

ThanksIf you’ve ever experienced even a minor vehicular mishap, you’ll know how frustrating the process of insurance, estimates, repairs…can be. Here’s a shout out to thank Fred at Extremeline Collision & Custom. He did what he said he would do, when he said he would do it. He did it all with a smile and professionalism. His work was excellent and the customer service he extended helped to take the sting out of an otherwise difficult event. S. Simmons,Bobcaygeon

Dear EditorI would just like to take this opportunity to thank the Business Community and the members of the Bobcaygeon Curling Club. The 13th Annual Curl for Cancer Bonspiel hosted by the Bobcaygeon Curling Club went off without a hitch.

The 3 day event which ended Saturday January 26 raised $9,000.00 which was donated to the Peterborough Regional Health Centre for a specialized piece of diagnostic equipment for the detection of breast cancer. The winning team which was skipped by Garry Taylor included Bill Lee as Vice, Doreen Zimmerman as second and Ross Forrest as lead. This event was made possible thanks to the many generous donations from local businesses, members of the club

and the principal sponsors which included Gus Brown Edgetown Ford, Robert Walker Law Firm, Live-Well and Cable Cable. This fundraiser demonstrates what a wonderful caring and generous community we live in. Please go to the Bobcaygeon Curling Club website at www.bobcaygeoncurlingclub.com for more details. Sincerely,Susan Torrance (on behalf of)The 13th Annual Curl for Cancer Committee


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Little Bob Power “Recent successes using newer technology, low head turbines to produce hydro electric power make it feasible to re-introduce hydroelectricity back into the Little Bob Dam” says Mark Powell, of the Water Power Group, who made a presentation to Council on January 15. Apparently this technology is fish friendly, has a positive carbon impact and can more effectively manage water levels on the Sturgeon River. Cost of the project is $2.9 million, however, at the moment there is no direct cost to the city. The city can come on board via a joint venture or memorandum of understanding and provide a long-term, sustainable income for the City. Powell also said that waterpower has a higher average of return than solar or wind power. He was also very flexible on the level of involvement of the City from 10% to an additional 40%. Council needs to approve a resolution of support enabling the Water Power Group to proceed with an application to the Provincial FIT program. The draft Memorandum of Understanding supplied by the proponent for the Little Bob Community Waterpower project was referred to staff for review and a report back to Council. Support was given to pursue a Priority Permit from Parks Canada for this project.

Hospital/Infrastructure LevyThe original Hospital Levy was put into force in 2002 by the Council of the day. At that time they provided $7 million to the Ross Memorial Hospital and the levy ensured that taxpayers would reduce the indebtedness plus interest by $900,000 per year. A worthy cause indeed. In a vote of 11-5 Council approved re-naming the Hospital Levy to the Infrastructure Levy. In discussions, members of Council said that since the Hospital Levy has been completed they should change the name of the levy and apply it to getting our roads and sewers in shape as they have been woefully neglected. At the same time as Ward 10 Councillor Pat Dunn put it, “For the last ten years we have been digging ourselves into a deep, dark hole.

Council’s priority should be addressing its debt.” In response Doug Elmslie (Ward 6) said, “the levy had been $900,000 per year and they were reducing it to $600,000 per year, so the taxpayer is getting a break.” I have a few questions for the Mayor and Council. 1. Is what they are doing legal? In order for them

to do this, should they not have at least looked at the wording used by the 2002 Council to ensure that what they have decided to do is above board? Maybe in 2002 that Council put limits once the loan had been eliminated. Just a thought.

2. Why do they have to do it through a levy? Just be upfront and say that the City needs to renew and upgrade the city’s infrastructure.

3. If the taxpayers were used to paying $900,000 per year wouldn’t it be better to keep it that way and combine the levy with Infrastructure and Debt Reduction.

It seems to me that this is all ‘smoke and mirrors’. What in the world is Council doing? They are spending money as if they have it. They don’t! I understand that the City is reaching its debt ceiling. In the two years I have been covering City Hall I have seen no evidence of any debt retirement initiative. One further example of a ‘let’s spend some money’; in December, in a close vote, Council approved adding $125,000 to improve the airport. Why in the world did this go through when it will only benefit a very few people who happen to fly for recreation? Put that money into the infrastructure of the City proper, not the airport. Their rationale, is that Buttonville airport is closing and that it will also assist in Tourism, just doesn’t add up. Not one of the reasons for doing this is based on a defendable market analysis. It is based on assumptions and you know what assume does.

Burnt River BridgeMitchell’s bridge was constructed in 1926 but the single-lane span is badly deteriorated and staff have recommended a two-lane replacement at a cost of $5.5 million. They also said that there should be a way of commemorating the original bridge in the form of a plaque. The City plans to seek a $2 million dollar grant from the Province under the Municipal Infrastructure Investment Initiative.


Water and Wastewater ProjectsThe Public Works Department asked for Council’s approval of eight projects totalling $290,000 to be spent on improving various water and wastewater systems including Bobcaygeon, Victoria Place and the Verulam Water Tower. Efforts by Ward 8 Councillor Donna Villemaire to have each project voted on separately were unsuccessful. Concern was raised concerning the number of consultants needed for these projects. Project Manager Brian Robertson said that it would not be feasible for staff to be conversant in all disciplines required for Public Works. Council gave it approval for all projects to be allocated in the 2013 budget.

Governance ReviewAt the January 15, 2013 Council meeting, “Governance Review” was presented to Council and a committee headed by the CAO, Mark Fisher, was established to look at the possibility of doing something prior to the next election in 2014. The committee’s report recommends that the full Governance Review be deferred to the 2014 budget process for consideration. The schedule submitted simply does not offer enough time for a meaningful review and the relevant public consultation with a guaranteed result in time to take effect for the 2014 election. Ward 8 Councillor Villemaire put forward a motion that, in the interim, another task force be established to further study the issue. Council voted 9 to 7 to proceed. To my mind, an issue of this importance should be decided by the electorate not by Council.

Community Care andNon-emergency Transfers

Most municipalities in Ontario limit the amount of non-emergency transfers by designing a deployment plan that ensures adequate paramedic resources for emergency (911) calls. Kawartha Lakes EMS has a similar deployment plan that only allows a non-emergency transfer to occur when there are 6 available ambulances (i.e., no calls occurring). This rarely occurs since EMS only staffs 6 ambulances. Community Care fees for Non-Emergency Transfers are paid through the Ambulance Division (Emergency Medical Services) of the city of Kawartha Lakes. This service has been in place since 2002 and has received 50% funding from the Province of Ontario that compensates a third party for service to provide non-emergency transfers. A neighbouring municipality wanted to put in place a similar service. The municipality sent a letter asking for approval for a service very similar to what Community Care provides for Kawartha Lakes. The letter from the Ministry of Health indicated that while they approved the service, it would not be covered under the Ambulance Act and would therefore not be

eligible for 50/50 funding. The Ministry of Health began in 2010 questioning all significant increases between budget and actual cost. This will undoubtedly continue. The funding to Community Care has increased from approximately $14,000 in 2002 to $160,000 in 2012. The increase from 2011 to 2012 alone is approximately $80,000. The crux of the matter is that currently the information provided to the City from Community Care is lacking in detail. Was the non-emergency transfer really necessary or was it just a trip to the dentist or doctor. Staff are insisting on more detail and would like direction from council as to whether or not they wish staff to proceed with the agreement between Community Care and the City for non-emergency transportation given that the funding might not be there in the future for this service. Councillors agreed that while there was some concern regarding the seemingly ever-increasing cost of this service, there are at present no viable alternatives. To take the service ‘in-house’ would require the acquisition of more ambulances and Para-medic personnel (at union rates). That would require an unacceptable cost. Council approved a continuance of this service by Community Care while at the same time instructing Staff to arrange with Community Care a better tracking system to ensure that all non-emergency transfers are justifiable. Considering the amount of money involved, I believe the City and its Staff have every reason to expect full transparency and disclosure regarding this much-needed service.

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What does the Chamber of Commerce do for me? It’s a question that’s been long asked in Bobcaygeon. Like all Chambers, it provides the leadership, support and communications that are so important to keeping our business community strong and healthy through services ranging from providing helpful information and relevant resources to advocacy to government on important issues, including working jointly with area chambers of commerce and other groups, and recognizing business and community leaders through our annual Awards of Excellence evening. Carrying out this mandate involves a lot of effort – it’s estimated that our staff last year referred more than 4,000 availability requests to our tourist accommodations sector and handled hundreds of enquiries from business entrepreneurs looking to establish here and people wanting to live amongst us. The category’s “face,” produced jointly with The Promoter, is Explore Bobcaygeon and Area, whose 25,000 copies are widely circulated. It’s augmented by the information-loaded www.bobcaygeon.org website that features a searchable membership database and on which other local organization can piggyback and thus reach a much wider audience. Just as important is the small business group insurance policy that, administered by The Benefits Coach, comprises medical, prescription drug and dental coverage at the same low rates enjoyed by the largest companies. Discounts are available to members through the Toronto-Dominion Bank VISA and National Bank Mastercard packages while, through Office Manager Ruth-anne Wilson, the office provides Commissioner of Oath information and signature services related to vehicles as family gifts. Our general community benefits greatly from our seven events that entertain locally and encourage visits from people beyond our borders – it’s estimated that the Canada-U.S. Walleye Tournament brings in some $140,000 to our local economy. Finally, thanks to Wendy Chaput and Sheri Bates, there are the front desk “with a smile” services, with Ministry of Transportation Ontario driver’s licenses renewed, temporary driver’s licenses and metal license plates issued and old, unused metal plates accepted for recycling. Ministry of Health permanent health cards are also issued.Submitted by Bob Hughes

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POACHED PEARSWITH MULLED WINE SYRUPBeing naturally sweet, velvety, and juicy, pears could be one of the most romantic fruits out there. Pair (no pun intended) that with a spiced wine syrup and you have the perfect dessert for your Valentine. This dish might look involved, but is very simple. It will also fill your home with the most incredible aroma as the syrup reduces. Save the extra sauce, it’s great on French toast!

Ingredients Serves 2 • 2 ripe, but still firm Bosc pears, peeled• 1 bottle white wine such as Riesling or

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lengthwise.• 1-1/2 cup sugar• 1-1/2 cup water• Vanilla Ice Cream to serve

1. Make a simple syrup. Bring water and sugar to a boil, reduce heat to low and simmer a few minutes until sugar has completely dissolved. Set aside.

2. In a large saucepan or stockpot, combine wine, simple syrup, cinnamon, ginger, cloves and honey. Using a small knife split the vanilla bean and scrape the seeds into the pot, add the bean.

3. Over med-low heat, bring poaching liquid to a soft simmer and add the peeled pears. Gently poach the pears, turning often until they are tender enough to be easily pierced by a knife – about 20 minutes.

4. Using a slotted spoon remove pears from liquid and set aside allowing them to cool while you make the syrup.

5. Increase the heat to medium; simmer the poaching liquid until reduced by 3/4 (about 30-40 minutes.) Remove cinnamon and vanilla bean.

Serve pear alongside a scoop of your favorite vanilla ice cream. Drizzle with the spiced syrup and serve immediately.Happy Valentine’s Day!


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If you know what LYS means, you’ll be delighted to know about the opening of Nancy Knits at 1 Main Street, Bobcaygeon. If you are a needlecraft enthusiast, you’ll know the LYS – or Local Yarn Shop – is more than a place to buy yarn. It’s a blend: a store, a hub of inspiration, a social setting and a familiar spot where you drop in to ask questions, answer questions, share ideas. And it’s where you go to buy your yarn. It all began with Nancy Tennier’s love of knitting and progressed to friends ordering her hand-made scarves. When people wanted to know where to purchase quality yarns, she decided it was time to set up shop. On January 8, 2013, she did that. Now you can knit your own scarves, Thrum mittens, bathing suit cover-ups, blankets, hats, sweaters and anything else your heart desires. The shop has a full range of supplies – from bamboo needles to patterns, slipper soles to liquid embroidery and crochet hooks – plus a rainbow of sought-after, quality yarns including Alpaca, Patons, Bernat, Red Heart. She even has an original copy of Knitting Instructions for War Work, published in 1940. “People are coming back to knitting,” Nancy explains. “It’s so good for concentration. It’s therapeutic to follow instructions and focus. Knitting increases your self-esteem through the accomplishment of something you made with your own hands.”

If you don’t know how to knit, Nancy will teach you in private or group classes. The LYS is the place to come to answer knitting problems. While she says she doesn’t have all of the answers, she certainly has plenty of resources. “Because,” she emphasizes, “There are never any stupid questions.” Nancy Knits hours: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 9:30 to 4:30. Wednesday and Friday, 1:30 to 8 pm. Wednesdays and Fridays are when instructions will be held. Contact Nancy for details at 705.341.8369 or better still, drop in and introduce yourself. Nancy Knits. Oh yes, she does. And so will you!“Like” Nancy Tennier on Facebook. Visitwww.bobcaygeoncraftsandwoolshoppe.com.Nancy Knits. 1 Main Street, Bobcaygeon, Ontario.

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Valentine’s Day is a wonderful opportunity to show appreciation for people we love. As parents, we can do a lot to help our children put Valentine’s Day in perspective. You can also use Valentine’s Day to examine your own attitudes towards the holiday – the way you celebrate it in your family and the effect it has on your children. • First, be clear about your own feelings about

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• If your child wants to do something special for a best friend that extends beyond a Valentine in class, make a special time for them to get together outside of school.

• Children and parents often exchange cards to emphasize their strong bonds of love. You may want to initiate this to help your child understand family love as part of the holiday.

• Remember, as parents, we transmit values to our children through our behaviour. If we celebrate Valentine’s Day by exchanging expensive gifts, it is likely that our children will want to do the same.

Finally, it’s never too early to help children express love and friendship in ways that transcend materialism. Because young children are concrete thinkers, it’s hard for them to understand a concept that can’t be represented by objects. But by watching you give gifts of kindness, time, compassion, respect, and thoughtfulness to the people you love – not just on holidays but throughout the year – they will learn “I love you” means so much more than three words inscribed on a candy heart.Source: From Affairs of the Heart by Alvin Poussaint, M.D. and Susan Linn, Ed.D.fun.familyeducation.com

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Sandy (Robert) Wansbrough was honoured with the Individual Conservationist Award at Kawartha Conservation’s 34th Annual General Meeting. Born in Lindsay, Ontario, Sandy was a professional ski instructor, teacher and farmer. He volunteered with Kawartha Water Watch for 10 years, taking water samples in Sturgeon Lake. He’s a former member of the Lindsay/Ops Public Review Committee, involved with Friends of Kawartha Conservation, and previous member of the Environmental Advisory Committee for the City of Kawartha Lakes. Other credits of service include St. John’s Ambulance, and his involvement with Therapy Dogs. Sandy had his dogs trained as Therapy Dogs and visited seniors’ facilities. He’s actively involved with Turtle Trauma, Friends of the Osprey and the University of Guelph’s Elm Tree Survey. Also, he is involved in on-going research and advocacy on environmental issues

including PCB’s in the Scugog River and Sturgeon Lake. Sandy is always willing to share information especially on water-related issues concerning the Kawartha Lakes. The Individual Conservationist Award recognizes, “Outstanding people who have undertaken projects, demonstrated leadership, and inspired others.” Congratulations, Sandy. And thank you.Pictured: (L) Heather Stauble, Councillor Ward 16, with Sandy Wansbrough.

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COMMUNITY CARES by Mike Puffer For local health and community support service agencies such as Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes and Ross Memorial Hospital, there are some new phrases and acronyms to become accustomed to in the next few weeks and months. As the result of recently-announced integration plans of the Central East LHIN (the Ministry of Health’s Local Health Integration Network), the

city’s hospital and Community Care will be entering into discussions with similar service providers in Haliburton County. The direction from the LHIN is for Ross Memorial, Haliburton Highlands Health Services, the Community Care agencies in Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton, and SIRCH community services of Haliburton to form an Integration Planning Team (IPT). Meetings of the IPT have begun and the intent is for the group to develop a strategy that will result in the agencies working more closely together to deliver their services. At this early stage of the IPT’s work, there are more unknown elements to the process than there are definite directions. However, one mitigating factor overriding the work to be done is that all organizations involved acknowledge that changes to how health care organizations deliver services have to be made. Simply pouring more money into agency budgets will not do - because there is no more money available in provincial coffers! Thus, everyone involved must explore new, innovative ways of meeting service demands. If integration with community partners is a possible way of achieving the goal, each of the above organizations will be willing to explore such a path. Stay tuned for more IPT news in the months to come! 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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I have had the honour of witnessing many love stories over the years, especially as a daughter and daughter-in-law of two couples whose marriages, combined, total more 90 years. I am reminded of the challenge, the friendship, the respect and compromise that created a marriage that works for them. While photographing countless weddings, I revel in the hope people have that this is it, this is the one. In the work I do, I see what those vows truly entail. They take on a new meaning when you walk into a room and see two people who are well into their 80’s and have been together since they were on the cusp of adulthood, still holding hands quietly, not needing words to communicate what their hearts already know. Or I hear someone speaking to their spouse’s photograph, telling them about their day, as if they never left and I know in my heart they never will. I have also seen love shatter, and sadly, couples somehow never find their way back to each other. What is the secret? No one really knows. I think sometimes we search too much or look too far when

it can be found if we look back and reflect on how we got here from there. It lies in the changes we made and the ones we didn’t, the chances we took and the ones we let pass by. What we made a priority, or not. What we put up with and what we didn’t. More importantly, it rests in telling those important to us that we love and appreciate what they bring to our lives – now, before it is too late to tell them. By Caroline Fenelius-Carpenter Caroline is the mom of young kids, has aging parents, and works in long-term care. As a volunteer, she believes if we work together, we can still create great things.

CELEBRATE YOURSELFHow To Navigate Valentine’s Day Solo

Valentine’s Day – a day of exchanging flowers, cards, and loving sentiments punctuated with warm feelings of admiration, affection, and infatuation. Being dateless on Valentine’s Day can evoke feelings of loneliness and self-doubt, especially for those who are believers in the mythology of true love. Embedded midway through the frosty season of winter, it is portrayed in the media, particularly in relentless flower, fragrance, and jewelry advertising, as the singular day of year set aside for love, romance, and passion. But what is a person to do when he or she is feeling the chilling blues of being single instead of embracing the fiery desire of love? Dr. Laura S. Brown, professor of psychology at Argosy University/Seattle, offers tips on how singles can celebrate Cupid’s Day, instead of being defeated by it. “Love is not about a particular day, or about cards, flowers, or even being in a relationship. The illusion that coupled people are happy and well-loved can feed feelings of loneliness or isolation for people who aren’t with someone, and wish they were,” says Brown. According to Brown, the most important message that singles should remember on Valentine’s Day is that love is not just for couples; it is for all of us. The following are more ways that single men


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• Realize that Valentine’s Day is a commercial holiday. It is not about love and relationships; it is about selling flowers, candy, and diamond jewelry. Think of all the money you are saving.

• Plan well in advance to do something that will not place you in the path of billing and cooing couples.

• Get together with people who do love you – friends, family members – the people who already have relationships with you.

• If you are single and you don’t want to be, start now to think about what is in the way of you creating the relationship you want. Find ways to work on becoming the person your dream partner would fall in love with. Start therapy. Take up yoga. Begin to volunteer. Create art. Make meaning. Act to change the world. It is into the fullest lives that love is most likely to fall.

• If you are single and you like it, now is the time to affirm your choice. People who never marry or partner have close, loving, emotionally intimate relationships and lives worth living. Do not let a couple-driven culture define your choice as something wrong.

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NEW FAMILY DOCTORFor The City of Kawartha Lakes

The Kawartha Lakes Health Care Initiative (KLHCI) and Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes Community Health Centre (CHC) are pleased to announce the recruitment of Dr. Othman Elfahad. Dr. Elfahad begins his practice with the Community Health Centre on Monday, February 4, 2013. “By recruiting family doctors to the City of Kawartha Lakes, the number of unattached patients, and those travelling long distances to see a family doctor, continues to be reduced and a significant number of citizens can now receive much needed primary health care services in their own community,” states Cindy Snider, the recruitment and retention coordinator for KLHCI. “It is very rewarding to have the recruitment efforts of KLHCI meet with continued success.” Dr. Elfahad received his Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine and General Surgery from Garyounis University, Benghazi, Libya in 2004. Since 2008 he has practiced family medicine in Newfoundland. The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario

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Health Centre I would like to extend our appreciation to KLHCI for their assistance with the recruitment of Dr. Elfahad,” states Margot Fitzpatrick, Clinical Program Director. “Having a full-time physician at the Community Health Centre has been greatly needed for a long time. We are very pleased he has agreed to join us.” Following the initial intake of patients from the Community Health Centre’s waiting list, an announcement will be made as to how people may register to

become a patient of Dr. Elfahad. The Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes Community Health Centre provides comprehensive primary care services for residents of the City of Kawartha Lakes. Care is delivered by an interdisciplinary team of professionals that includes physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, a social worker, a dietitian, a health promoter, rehabilitation therapists and medical administration staff. The CHC combines primary health care services with other health promotion and wellness programs. The CHC works collaboratively with other social service, mental health and addiction agencies, other community-based organizations, the hospital and long term care facilities. The Community Health Centre is located at 108 Angeline Street South, Unit B in Lindsay. KLHCI is a non-profit, charitable organization whose mandate is to recruit and retain family doctors for the City of Kawartha Lakes. Anyone wishing to be part of this community effort by either volunteering or donating financially to support the ongoing recruitment and retention programs should contact Cindy Snider, Recruitment & Retention Coordinator at 705.328.6098 or [email protected], or visit the KLHCI website at kawarthalakesdoctors.org.

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Exciting things are happening in Bobcaygeon. Environmental Action Bobcaygeon or EAB has been very busy bringing great projects to life in our fair Village. The Bobcaygeon Farmers’ Market and the Community Gardens are two projects that have been very successful. The group was initially formed to get the old hydro dam powered-up and it seems that this project may happen in the next year or two. This will help us lower our environmental footprint! Their latest project, Wilderness Park, will be a great place to walk or cycle so we can keep healthy while enjoying nature in our own back yard. On February 11 at 7pm, EAB will host their AGM at the Bobcaygeon Municipal Service Centre. Come out and hear Dr. Eric Sager talk about environmental issues in our community. Plus, Mark

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Village Baptist Church hosts the 2nd Annual FREE Pancake Breakfast on Tuesday, February 12th, 2013. Come to the Bobcaygeon Legion (corner of King Street & Hwy #36) anytime between 7 am and noon. Enjoy pancakes, sausages, fruit cup along with coffee or tea, and milk and chocolate milk for children.


Aries (March 21 – April 20)We all know there’s no better way to beat the February blues than to get out and celebrate a Kawartha winter. Are you up for it, Aries? There’s a Snow Day Feb. 9 in the Bethany Hills, with snowshoeing and skiing, in support of the Kawartha Heritage Conservancy. Or, if you prefer your exercise to be indoors, there is free public skating at the Bobcaygeon Arena Sunday afternoons. Make it a family affair and create some memories!

Taurus (April 21 – May 21)“Where there is love there is life.” Mahatma Gandhi. This Valentine’s day, Taurus, remember that love is everywhere – not just between you and your mate, but also within everyone, waiting to be discovered. Reach out, toss a smile to a stranger and make someone’s day special!

Gemini (May 22 – June 22)Prioritize, prioritize, and prioritize. That’s your word for the next two weeks, Gemini. You need to decide what is important and do it. Stop lamenting the lack of time. Everyone has the same 24 hours in his or her day. Stop running in circles and focus on what you can accomplish efficiently and immediately.

Cancer (June 23 – July 23)A long-distance love affair can be trying at the best of times, Cancer. But with the romance of Valentine’s Day hovering in the air, your separation can be painful. Focus on the good times ahead. If it is meant to be, it will be.

Leo (July 24 to Aug. 23)Ah, the sweetness of young love! Or old love, too! Make this Valentine’s Day one your loved one will never forget, Leo. As the old song tells us, romance - “moonlight and love songs” – is never out of date!

Virgo (Aug. 24 – Sept. 23)With the winter winds and snow keeping us somewhat housebound, now is the time, Virgo, to exercise a little creativity. Hone some old skills you’ve been ignoring, or try something daring and new. It will keep you buzzing as you dream of spring.

Libra (Sept. 24 –Oct. 23)Dear Libra – you are known for your changeable personality and can seem somewhat frivolous and indecisive. But we know, underneath all that, you are anything but “dizzy”. When you see injustice, you fight against it. When you see hurtfulness, you strive to heal, and where there is conflict, you pursue reconciliation. You are truly good to have around!

Scorpio (Oct. 24 – Nov. 22)Can a crocus bloom in February? Yes, of course! If it’s in your home, cozy and warm, showered with sunlight beaming through the window, and watered with care, it will flower. And just like the tiny crocus bulb, you, too, Scorpio, can bloom on these cold wintry days. Don’t wait for spring. Take good care of yourself and watch what happens!

Sagittarius (Nov. 23 – Dec. 21)Keep your nose to the grindstone for just a little longer, and then – it may seem almost miraculously – your hard work will pay off and you’ll be rewarded with a “dreams-come-true” moment, dear Sag! Then be sure to thank those around you who have helped along the way.

Capricorn (Dec. 22 –Jan.20)Everything is going your way, Capricorn! Just keep a steady pace. Don’t get over-excited and rush headlong into the unknown, but don’t let yourself lag behind, either. It’s a balancing act, but you’re up to it.

Aquarius (Jan. 21 – Feb. 19)This is your phase, Aquarius, so use it as a time for some introspection and dedication to you, yourself, and thou! Re-examine your goals and don’t forget your dreams. Why not make them one and the same? Everything is possible.

Pisces (Feb. 20 – March 20)There’s a new moon on the 10th of the month, Pisces, and it’s known as the Bear or Wolf Moon, and also the Full Snow Moon, since the heaviest snow usually falls during this month. Some First Nations’ teachings say it is a time to see beyond reality and communicate through energy rather than sound. An intriguing proposition, isn’t it?

Horoscope February. 8-20, 2013Melodie McCullough

First concession West of BobcaygeonGo North on Cosh’s Rd. to 247 only 2 km on left

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RetiRementAnnouncement

will be closed spring 2013Bill & Lynn Scott, owners & operators of

Meadowbrook Greenhouses Limited would like to extend our sincere thanks to all of our faithful customers who through your continued support

allowed us to indulge our passion for growing quality plants. We would also like to thank our

dedicated staff who through their tireless efforts contributed to the success of our business and

made each day a pleasure to come to work.After 33 years of growing it’s time to hang up the

hoses and smell the roses.

Ron the PlastererSpecializing in Drywall Taping & Boarding,Stucco Ceilings, & General Plaster RepairsOver 30 Years of Experience

in Canada & England

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THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONBranch 239

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

Established in 1926, the Legion is the largest Veterans’ service organization in Canada, with more than 330,000 members. Its mission is to serve all Veterans including Canadian Forces personal and RCMP members and their families, to promote remembrance and to serve our communities and our country. Our Service Bureau can provide many services for our Veterans when dealing with Veterans Affairs Canada. We also provide professional counselling and representation at all stages of the disability claim process. Any Veteran, CF personnel or RCMP member, regardless of whether they are a Legion member or not, can access the services the Legion provides. The local Branch Service Officer can facilitate the acquisition and completion of disability and other type forms related to VA Canada. He is also well versed about most other social programs and can be a valuable liaison with the Provincial Service Officer’s Office, VA Canada and the VRAP. If you require assistance contact the branch and ask for the Service Officer. The “Robbie Burns” celebration on the 26th was a great night with lots of good food, awesome entertainment and great friends to share it with. Many thanks to our tireless volunteers and a special thank you to Archie and Jo-Ann. We are hosting a Valentine lunch for our Veterans’ Widows on February 14 at 1 pm. Ladies, please call the branch and let us know if you are attending.Submitted by R.Dave Boak,Chaplain - BSO. - PRO.Branch 239 Bobcaygeon, R.C.L

LOONIE AUCTIONCoboconk

Fresh Water Summit

In the serene waters of Balsam Lake is Canada’s highest body of fresh water – 256.5 meters above sea level – from which one can circumnavigate the world. Balsam Lake is the only spot that gives the skipper the choice to go east to the Atlantic Ocean, west to the Pacific Ocean, south to the Caribbean Sea or north to the Arctic Ocean. Come visit Coboconk anytime and have your picture taken at the Summit! Coboconk Fresh Water Summit Committee is keeping the home fires burning. Want a fun night out? Join us for our Annual Loonie Auction. It’s loads of fun, lots of laughs, and great prizes. Saturday, February 9, 6:30 pm at the Coboconk Legion. Admission is only $5. All Proceeds support the Coboconk Fresh Water Summit Committee Summer Festival in on June 14 –15, 2013.

KINETTE NEWS For the last two weeks the Kinettes have been busy making and decorating Easter Eggs.Yes, it is only the first of February but Easter is early this year and we will be ready. There are many businesses in and outside of town that have supported us over the years by letting us put our Eggs in their stores, the LCBO, Village Gate Pharmacy, Kawartha Dairy, Mum’s MiniMart in Dunsford to name a few, and we certainly appreciate it. The eggs will be $3.00 each. The Kinette Motto is “Serving the Community’s Greatest Need” and that is where the proceeds from this project will go – to the Community! We will host the Kinette Yard Sale again this year on July 13th. Donations will be accepted beginning at the end of April. Everyone will have plenty of time to do their spring-cleaning while knowing that there is a place that will gladly take all those things (except clothing) you don’t need anymore. Any questions please phone Betty Anne at 738.3670 or June at 738.2210.Keep warm,June Jokinen

Brian Wunderlich, winning photographer of The Promoter’s Explore Bobcaygeon and Explore Fenelon Falls Photo Contest, accepts his image on canvas at Spitting Images.


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

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packed approx. 35lbs. $10 box.

Free local delivery.Call John 705 738 3214

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Cedar DeckingPine & Cedar v-joint,

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Wood shavingsHodgson Bros Lumber

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WANTEDAppliances, batteries,

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Anything metal.FREE pick-up.

Call Andy 705-793-2145 705-793-2668.

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Local Events

THANK YOU The family of the late Betty Shea would like to express our heartfelt

THANKS to all relatives, friends, and the community of Bobcaygeon for their support in our time of

sorrow. Sincere thanks for the condolences,

cards, food, sharing of memories, charitable

donations and flowers.Special thanks to Dr.

Steve Oldridge and the Staff at Specialty Care Case Manor for their kind compassionate

care. You all went above and beyond to make her feel comfortable in her last few weeks. Thank

you!To Glenn and Staff of

Monk’s Funeral Home, thank you for making us feel so comfortable at such a difficult time.

A personal thank you to The Royal Canadian

Legion Branch 239 Ladies Auxiliary of

Bobcaygeon and The Bobcaygeon Curling

Club for their more then generous donations.

Also a special thanks to family friend Dave Jones and Branch 239 Ladies

Auxiliary for a wonderful service.

Betty’s smiling face and laugh will be sadly

missed by the many lives she touched - but the memories we have

will remain in our hearts forever.

Thank You All Wayne, Lorraine, Trish, Kyle, Tiffany and Nicole

KENNY’S 75 YEARS YOUNG!!

Help us celebrate Ken Cowell’s Birthday Open House – Bobcaygeon Curling ClubSunday, February 24th, 2013 (1-4 p.m.)

Best wishes only

Our apologies for omitting Nancy

Coumbs from the Memorial of Kenneth

Coumbs

SHEA: Betty (nee Lee) Of Bobcaygeon passed away peacefully at Specialty Care Case Manor on Wednesday,

January 16th, 2013 at the age of 86. Beloved wife of the late Ted Shea. Daughter of George and Suzie Lee. Loving mother

of Wayne (Lorraine) Shea of Bobcaygeon. Cherished

grandmother of Trish (Kyle) Bryans, Tiffany Shea, and Nicole Stocks. Dear sister of Jessie (Joan) Lee, predeceased by Kay Martin and Cleo Hill. Life Member of Bobcaygeon Curling Club and

Royal Canadian Legion Br. 239 Ladies Auxiliary, Bobcaygeon. Family and friends were received

at MONK FUNERAL HOME, 6 Helen Street, Bobcaygeon (705-738-3222 or 866-393-0063) on Monday, January 21st, 2013 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service was held at the

Monk Chapel on Tuesday, January 22nd, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. Interment at Verulam Cemetery. If

desired, memorial donations to Canadian Cancer Society or Bobcaygeon Community Care would be appreciated. Messages of condolence, donations,

memories and photos may be placed at www.monkfuneralhome.com

MISSINGMissing Blue. White, and gray husky. No collar. Husband has

had a stroke and needs Blue.

284 Crosby Drive. Lakeview Estate.705-738-3092

-The Fenelon Falls and District Lions Club is sponsoring free community skates. in the Fenelon Falls Community Centre in Memory of Roger Bellwood. Free skating Sundays 12:30 to 1:30 pm, through March 24, 2013.FEB 8-TRINITY UNITED CHURCH - OMEMEE annual Chili Dinner 5:15 p.m. - 7 p.m. Adults $12 , Children 7-12 $6, Children 6 & Under FREE. Tickets available at the door or reserve by calling Forbes McEwen at 705 799 5401FEB 8-10-Dunsford Winter Carnival Skating & activities at Dunsford Rink all weekend. Sat.- Pancake breakfast @ Fire Hall, Roast Beef Dinner @ Community Centre, Sunday- Brunch @ Community Centre. Call (705) 793-2235 for further details.FEB 9-Annual Family Fun Run. All proceeds from your registration goes to the Women’s Resources, Amy House and to Salvation Army Food Bank. Registration 8:30-10:30. Fenelon Falls Chamber of Commerce. $15 each klsc.ca-Fenelon Falls Legion VALENTINE’S DINNER & SHOW Cocktails 6 p.m., Dinner 7 p.m., music by Al Matthews. Advanced tickets $15.00 per person and $20.00 at the door (subject to availability).-Coboconk Legion Loonie auction 6:30 pm followed by karaoke, in support of Canada’s Freshwater Summit Event. Tickets $5 at the door. Free food, lots of great items up for auction, door prizes. FEB 10-Annual sleigh ride sponsored by Coboconk and District Lions Club. Free hot dogs and hot chocolate for

everyone. 1 - 3 pm. Balsam Lake Provincial Park. FEB 12-Village Baptist Church FREE Pancake Breakfast. 7-noon Bobcaygeon Legion.FEB 14-MAR 21-A Life-Giving Story: How to Read the Bible Led by Dr. Sylvia Keesmaat, an introduction to reading the Bible. 7–9 p.m. $20 St. James Anglican, Fenelon Falls. Call 705-887-2537 for more information.FEB 16-Heritage Day at the Buckhorn Community Centre 8:30 am to 4 pm. Pancake breakfast, exhibits, entertainment, demos, BBQ. Free Admission. Free parking.FEB 19-Osteoporosis Support Group. 1:30pm at the Lindsay Loblaws Community Room.-LINDSAY ASPERGER AUTISM SUPPORT GROUP - Monthly meeting. Please join us 7 - 9 PM Community Room upstairs at Loblaws For further information, see our website www.LindsayAspergerAutismSupportGroup.ca There are no membership fees - only a nominal donation of $1.00 per meeting if possible to offset expenses.-Book Sales for the Friends of the Lindsay Library 10 am - 6pm. Downstairs at the Lindsay Library. Payment by donation.-Soroptimist International of Kawartha Lakes meeting. 6 pm at the Kawartha Lakes Police Services community room. For Contact Dorothy Huhtalo at 705-454-9826 or [email protected]• The Burnt River bingo is starting. Early bird games start at 6:45 pm. March 5.


KAWARTHASETTLERS’ VILLAGE Letter from the Manager

We are bustling about trying to keep warm and getting right into all the planning that prepares the Village to open in May. Event chair-people are busy calling meetings, gathering volunteers, entertainers, vendors; now is when it all happens. You can be part of it, too. Marion would love to hear from you and get you signed up on our Volunteer list. I also know that she will have a bucket list of jobs to do when the weather warms up. We have several large painting projects this spring – the gazebo, trim, doors, fire hall – please help make her list smaller. Another aspect of great importance is our Summer Student positions. This year we plan for seven positions and, dependent upon Grant approval, we’re seeking qualified students returning to school full time in the fall, to be part of our Summer Staff Team. Education Leader and assistant, social media/ website person, camp councillors, tour guides, restoration and artifact repair person,

artifact coordinator. The job description for the positions will be posted on our website or through Service Canada and VCCS in Lindsay. Most of the Grants have an age requirement of 15-30. February is the month our office takes a rest. The office will re-open March 4, 2013. If you want to leave a message or email, we will return inquiries as we can. As Dr. Seuss wrote, “The time has come, the time is now…” It is time for me to say farewell. It has been great and I wish Kawartha Settlers’ Village, Marion, all the Volunteers, Members, Summer staff and the Board a very busy, prosperous season ahead. Thanks for the memories…Gail Thomassen

NEW NAME FOR TOWNSHIPThe Council of the Township of Galway-Cavendish and Harvey selected a new name for the Township. “Municipality of Trent Lakes” was chosen to reflect the feeder lakes to the north and the Trent Severn Waterway to the South.

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