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OPTA, Nordic Nomads dreaming of a white, cold Christmas

Tim BrodyAssociAte editor

MEMBERS of the Ojibway Power Toboggan Association

(OPTA) and the Nordic Nomads Cross-Country Ski Club are hoping for cold weather and lots of snow in the forecast.

The OPTA held an open house November 28 attended by approximately 40 people.

Club president Gail Sayers said it’s a great way to tell people about OPTA activities for the season and encourage people to get out on their sleds this winter.

The club maintains 150km of the TransOntario Provincial (TOP) trail network and approximately 150km of local trails.

Sayers said, “We’re just

getting geared up for the season. We need some snow and some ice. We might have problems with ice this year because things aren’t freezing up quickly. I would say play it safe and don’t go out until you know what’s up with the ice. Safety first, for sure.”

She added, “If we can get that 20 to 30 below for a good three or four days to start making ice that would be perfect.”

On December 12 at their clubhouse on Abram Lake Road, the club will offer a snowmobile driver training course for young people 12 and over.

People can register for that at the Sioux Lookout Recreation Centre.

Regional distribution centre project moving forward


A regional distribution and northern logistics centre is to be

built at the Sioux Lookout Regional Airport.

That announcement was made last Friday in Thunder Bay, where a memorandum of understanding was signed by Lac Seul First Nation, K i t c h e n u h m a y k o o s i b Inninuwug (KI) and Creewest GP Inc.

The partnership comes after more than two years of collaboration in the First Nations – Municipal Community Economic Development Initiative (CEDI) pilot program.

KI, Lac Seul, and the

Municipality of Sioux Lookout were chosen by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and CANDO funded by Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) to participate.

The goal of the distribution and logistics centre is to supply northern First Nation communities with fresh food products and consumer goods at lower costs and to avoid food expiring or spoiling before it can reach northern communities.

KI Chief James Cutfeet said food has always been expensive in the north.

He added shipping costs are exorbitant, especially where there aren’t any roads to connect communities to major hubs.

Lac Seul First Nation Chief Clifford Bull said there needs to be a shift in how goods are shipped to the Far North.

Bull explained, “The biggest hurdle was feasibility versus viability so the partners engaged other northern communities and focused on cultural feasibility which studies the project’s impact on the local culture.”

Creewest GP Inc. reached out to provide their support for the distribution and logistics centre that will provide warehousing for Aboriginal communities in northern Ontario and provide affordable logistics and shipping of healthy food and essential goods.

Lighting up the downtownThe Sioux Lookout Chamber of Commerce invited community members to join them at Centennial Park last Saturday for their second annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony.

Hot dogs, hamburgers, and hot chocolate were served and a roaring bonfire completed the scene.See WE GO on page 3

See WORK on page 6

Inside The BulletinNEWS:Christmas cheer for Bearskin LakeSee GIFTS on page 2

NEWS:Scuba club making progressSee DIVE on page 3

NEWS:Community Choir presents Festival of CarolsSee SONGS on page 15

NEWS:Culinary students’ creations prove popularSee ASPIRING on page 16

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N E W S - Wednesday, December 9, 2015 Volume 25, No. 6 - The Sioux Lookout Bulletin

Gifts pour in for Bearskin Lake donation driveShayla Bradley

stAff Writer

SANTA Claus is getting a hand from Beamish

and Associates this Christmas.

Cathy Beamish works frequently with First Nation communities, explained receptionist Tiffany Thompson, setting the stage for a donation drive that will make a big impact on children in Bearskin Lake.

“We were contacted by George Chapman, a NNADP (National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program) worker in Bearskin Lake, and he asked us if we could come up

with some donations for the children of Bearskin Lake,” explained Thompson. “Due to some unfortunate circumstances in Bearskin, around Christmas the money was tight for all the families, and he was wondering if we could get together some toys, hats, mittens, scarves and coats so that the children would have something to open at Christmastime.

“I was put in charge of this mission and got right to work using the power of social media to get the message out there to all my family and friends that this was a great cause and the response was mind-

blowing,” Thompson shared. “We got so many donations of clothes, toys and money from all over southern Ontario.”

The donation drive was very successful.

“Between those generous donations and all the staff at Beamish and Associates, we are able to send just over $1000 worth of donations, which is around five to six boxes full of Christmas cheer to some deserving kids,” Thompson said.

Beamish and Associates staff who helped out and donated include Catherine Beamish, Robert Labossiere, Mike McCarl, Matthew Angeconeb, Julie Ransom, Diane MacKinnon, Erin Boone, Keltie Coupar, Josette St. Pierre, Colleen Haskins, and Thompson. From southern Ontario, Jackie and Bill Thompson, Sandra Thompson, and Amber Stewart sent in donations.

The boxes of gifts were sent to Bearskin Lake on December 7.

“My only regret is that I won’t get to see the smiles on their faces Christmas morning,” Thompson said.

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The club will be hosting Snowarama again this year in January and will be holding their annual poker derby on February 6. They will draw the winner of their annual snowmobile raffle at the poker derby.

Snowmobile permits are available this year at Mascotto’s Marine and Sioux-per Auto Parts.

Sayers reminds that anyone who buys a permit is automatically a member of the club.

Ron Laverty, president of the Nordic Nomads Cross-Country Ski Club, said, “We go to bed every night praying for the snow and cold.”

The club operates 32 kilometres of trail each winter.

Laverty said the golf course trail is open, but cautioned there are bare patches and recommended people only use skis there they don’t mind getting damaged.

Last Saturday at the Recreation Centre, the club held registration for children’s learn to ski programs and sold club memberships.

Club members also held an annual fundraiser there at which people could take their skis to be waxed for a fee.

Laverty said something the club would like to highlight this season is their dog trail.

“For people that ski with their dogs, we don’t want them skiing on the regular cross country ski

trails. If you start at the Cedar Bay trail head, and ski down the main road to the cabins, you’ll

see that there are trail markers with the dog trail marked on it… it’s about four kilometres

out and four kilometres back. It’s groomed for skating and for classic. We highly encourage

people with dogs to use that trail.”

Club memberships are available at Al’s

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Dive club raising funds, making spring plansShayla Bradley

stAff Writer

THE recently revitalized Patricia Pelican SCUBA

club is hard at work, fundraising and planning for the dive season ahead.

“We’re currently doing a seafood sale fundraiser,” shared Erin Ewaniuk.

King crab legs, live lobster, bacon wrapped scallops, plain scallops, jumbo fancy shrimp, tiger prawns, and salmon filets are available, and any member of the club has order forms, said Ewaniuk. The order will be placed on December 14 with home delivery December 21.

On New Year’s Day the club will hold a polar dip challenge. They are looking for participants and pledges. Money raised will be used to buy a new compressor.

The club is working toward becoming affiliated with Save Ontario Shipwrecks (SOS),

a group focused on the study, preservation, and promotion of appreciation of Ontario’s marine heritage. The local group is planning to become certified for archaeological dives, explained Ewaniuk, noting there are interesting items in Sioux Lookout’s waters, including old

bottles, arrowheads, and gun stocks.

“With that, we plan to partner up with SOS, hopefully, and get some of their members here to collaborate and figure out where would be a significant place to dive,” she shared.

“This spring we have a lot of activities planned,”

Ewaniuk added. The club plans to

provide a recertification course for those who want to get back into diving, and a try-a-dive for newcomers.

There are approximately 20 members in the Patricia Pelican club.

“We are looking to the future,” Ewaniuk shared.

We go to bed every night praying for the snow and cold

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- Wednesday, December 9, 2015 Volume 25, No. 6 - The Sioux Lookout Bulletin

A toastMy brother Chris and I

drank a special toast to Ma.We were interrupted

Thursday night as we relaxed at the patio table in Chris’ backyard, enjoying some brotherly reminiscences and good-natured kibitzing after my arrival at his home in Ohio.

“Your mother just jumped off the shelf and shattered her frame,” sister-in-law Marge announced from the doorway.

Our mother’s picture had lived on that dining room shelf “forever,”

Marge answered to my question. She swore that it hadn’t been touched or moved for months, and when it crashed to the floor no one was anywhere near it.

Didn’t impress Chris and me much at the moment - stuff falls off counters and shelves all the time.

But after a few beers and bumps, and a generosity of wine in the twilight, we convinced ourselves that Ma was trying to join us, so we humored her and invited her to sit with us for a while, and we shared

wonderful memories and laughs.

The next day Chris and I drove an hour to visit the grave of Ma and Dad in an

amazingly pleasant country cemetery. It was only my second visit - I was there about 35 years ago shortly after Dad was buried.

We didn’t stay very long. Didn’t have to. It was a powerfully beautiful experience and a peaceful moment for the heart.

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MUNICIPALITY OF SIOUX LOOKOUT HUDSON SANITARY SEWER STUDY

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Treatment System for the Community of Hudson

Council for the Municipality of Sioux Lookout invites you to a Public Open House to provide input on a study being conducted by True Grit Consulting to determine viable methods and costs to implement a community wide sewage collection and treatment system in the Hudson Ward of Sioux Lookout.

The purpose of the Public Open House is for the public to review and provide input and feedback on a Draft Interim Report and a Conceptual System for a Proposed Sewage Collection and Treatment System in Hudson. For more information on the Open House, please contact:

Sally Rose, Executive Assistant Municipality of Sioux Lookout PO Box 158, 25 Fifth Avenue Sioux Lookout ON P8T 1A4 Phone: 737-2700 ext. 2230 Email: [email protected]

Date: Tuesday, December 15th, 2015

Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Location: Hudson Community Hall

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MUNICIPALITY OF SIOUX LOOKOUT HUDSON SANITARY SEWER STUDY

PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE

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On a Draft Interim Report and Conceptual Sewage Collection and

Treatment System for the Community of Hudson

Council for the Municipality of Sioux Lookout invites you to a Public Open House to provide input on a study being conducted by True Grit Consulting to determine viable methods and costs to implement a community wide sewage collection and treatment system in the Hudson Ward of Sioux Lookout.

The purpose of the Public Open House is for the public to review and provide input and feedback on a Draft Interim Report and a Conceptual System for a Proposed Sewage Collection and Treatment System in Hudson. For more information on the Open House, please contact:

Sally Rose, Executive Assistant Municipality of Sioux Lookout PO Box 158, 25 Fifth Avenue Sioux Lookout ON P8T 1A4 Phone: 737-2700 ext. 2230 Email: [email protected]

Date: Tuesday, December 15th, 2015

Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Location: Hudson Community Hall

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EDITORIAL

Dick MacKenzie

Kenora MP Bob Nault will be holding

constituency clinic December 16

Kenora MP Bob Nault is looking to hear from you. Nault will be holding a constituency clinic in Sioux Lookout December 16.

“As people might recall, I made a

commitment during the campaign that we would start having constituency clinics around the riding. They give people the opportunity to sit down face-to-face with their member to talk about issues that are a concern to them, and that confront us as Canadians,” he said.

“These constituency clinics give us an opportunity to hear from our community about issues that are important to them, like employment insurance, Revenue Canada issues, immigration issues, and passport issues. These are all the things that reflect the relationship between people and their Canadian government,” said Nault.

The clinic is open to anyone who wishes to participate; however, an appointment is required.

While offices are still being set up in Northwestern Ontario, Nault has moved into his office in Ottawa. The office is located at 230 Confederation Building.

He will spend the next two weeks in Ottawa while the house is sitting. He’ll then return in time for the constituency clinics as well as hosting Christmas parties. There will be a free Christmas party Sioux Lookout open to all community members.

The party in Sioux Lookout will begin at 7 o’clock on Wednesday in the basement of the Sioux Lookout Legion.

If you wish to set up a meeting for the constituency clinics please call Joel Tallerico at (613)-996-1161.

Nault is also reminding residents that sending a letter to him is completely free. All you need to do is address it to Bob Nault, Member of Parliament, Kenora Riding and no postage is required.

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What is your Christmas wish?

Pic of the Past

Phil Smith

PastorThat we would all slow down from the hustle and bustle of life to realize that Christmas was never meant to be about the lights, trees, and gifts, but the ultimate gift of giving yourself to those around you.

Nikki Harper

Visiting from WinnipegFor the homeless to have homes.

Greg Link and son Ishan

QEDHS teacher and age 1For it to snow on Christmas.

Michael Davis

QEDHS studentSnow. It doesn’t feel like Christmas yet.

Question of the week:

Starratt Airways Beech 18, CF-BGY sits behind a stack of wooden boxes on the dock at Hudson in the late 1930’s. This isn’t just another load of freight though, the boxes contain gold bars from the Red Lake goldfields. It was a different time obviously, no security in sight, just a stack of gold sitting on a dock. At today’s gold price, the total value of those seven gold bars is an astounding 11 million dollars Canadian.

Submitted by Bob Starratt


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NNEC is a not for profit educational organization. Under the direction of the Sioux Lookout Area Chiefs, NNEC delivers secondary and post secondary education programs and services for First Nations people. NNEC operates Pelican Falls First Nations High School and Centre, Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School, Wahsa Distance Education Centre and has offices in Lac Seul (head office), Sioux Lookout and Thunder Bay, NNEC welcomes applications for the following position;

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Under supervision of the Human Resources Supervisor, the Human Resources Generalist performs a variety of duties to assist in the day to day operations of the unit. This includes all recruitment and retention responsibilities and initiatives. The HR Generalist is comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, able to maintain strict confidentiality within the unit, conscientious, willing to learn, positive, professional, and a team player. Exceptional organization and communication skills are a must.

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Ron Basaraba, Chief Executive Officer for Creewest, said the focus can now be shifted to strategies on how to make the business grow to be sustainable with all partners at the table.

Sioux Lookout Mayor Doug Lawrance said positive and strong relationships were

forged during the feasibility process for the project.

He added the partners in the project will work together to address the challenge of Aboriginal

peoples, living both on and off-reserve, facing high rates of food insecurity, and improve access to healthy food.

Cutfeet concluded, “As indicated in the

mandate letter to the Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs, food security in the north is one of this government’s top priorities.”

CorrectionIn the November 25 Peg and the Yeti photo, actors in the play should have been identified as Jennifer Balen, Mark Crawford, and Ntara Curry.

Work together to address the challengeContinued from front


Sharing Christmas spiritMembers of the Sioux Lookout OPP and First Step Women’s Shelter (FSWS) were at Red Apple and Fresh Market Foods Saturday collecting donations of toys, non-perishable food items, and money to assist local families this Christmas.

Jean Duguay of the OPP and his wife Laura of FSWS said the community was extremely generous in their support of the annual Stuff a Cruiser initiative.


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Students in Kristi Pianka’s grade 11 Understanding Fashion class put on the show, which had students and a former fashion student model clothing on the catwalk from local retailers.

Clothing for the show was provided by McTaggarts, Red Apple, and Five Mile Corner.

The school’s own line of clothing was also featured.

“It went very well,” Pianka said.

“The community is always really good at supporting the students at events like this and we always appreciate that,”

Michelle Theriault’s grade 10-12 hair and aesthetics class did make-up and hair for the fashion show models.

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Christmas craft fairHundreds of people visited the Sioux Lookout Recreation Centre last Saturday to attend the annual Christmas craft fair. Coordinated by the Friends of Cedar Bay, this year’s craft fair featured more than 30 vendors selling a variety of items such as baked goods, photography prints, wood working, clothing, jewelry and paintings.

Proceeds from the door will support Cedar Bay.Tim Brody / Bulletin Photos

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Gift certificates in hand, she is looking forward to making a few more purchases.

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customer service training coordinator. “It was a great opportunity to have the old Northern furniture store as our moonlight madness mall.

I definitely thought that was a success.”

Korobanik said she dropped by the mall during moonlight madness and vendors

told her it was a great evening that helped out businesses.

“Really, that’s our goal, to focus on business and promote

local shopping, and support one another,” she said.

The annual draw attracted a lot of participation, showing that shoppers were busy that evening.

“There were definitely over 1000 ballots, averaging about 70 to 75 per store,” Korobanik shared, adding that

there were more retail participants this year as well.

“We definitely want to strive to make it bigger and better every year,” she said.

The chamber is continuing with holiday events throughout December, including the Santa Claus parade starting at 5 p.m.

December 13, a last minute market December 19 at the chamber market location, and Christmas light judging over December 12 and 13.

“We’ll be taking pictures to feature in the Bulletin, so we really hope to see everyone’s creativity and of course, the more the merrier,” said Korobanik.

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INSPECTIONLac Seul 2011-2021 Forest Management PlanInspection of Approved Planned Operations for Phase II 2016-2011

The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF), Obishikokaang Resources Corporation and the Local Citizen Committees (LCC) are advising you that the Planned Operations for the second five-year term (2016-2021) of the 2011-2021 Forest Management Plan (FMP) for the Lac Seul Forest have been approved by the MNRF Regional Director and are available for inspection.

The MNRF-approved Planned Operations for the second five-year term will be available for inspection for 30 days. During the 30-day inspection period, there is an opportunity to make a written request to the Director, Environmental Assessment Approvals Branch, Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change for an individual environmental assessment of specific forest management activities in the Planned Operations for the second five-year term.

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The Warriors rush up ice for a shot on net. Tim Brody / Bulletin Photo

Warriors lose home opener in a shoot-outTim Brody

AssociAte editor

THE Queen Elizabeth District High School

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more,” he said, adding he was proud of the way his team fought their way back into the game.

“There’s no quit on this team,” he added. “They’re Warriors from start to finish.”

Schulz said he gives credit where credit is due.

“You have to take your hat off to Dryden. They played a good game.”

Schulz said the community can expect big things from the team this season. The Warriors battle it out in the eagles zone.

Tim Brody / Bulletin Photos

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QEDHS girls curling team competing in provincial championshipTim Brody

AssociAte editor

THE Queen Elizabeth District High School

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OBITUARIES/MEMORIES/CELEBRATIONSThe Sioux Lookout Bulletin - Volume 25, No. 6 Wednesday, December 9, 2015 -

Songs of the seasonThe Sioux Lookout Community Choir performed for two packed houses last Sunday at Sacred Heart Church during the annual Festival of Carols.

The choir received a standing ovation after treating their audience to a mix of traditional Christmas favourites along with some songs that may have been new to listeners.

Proceeds from this year’s performance will be used to help sponsor the refugee family Sioux Lookout is taking in.

Memories & Celebrations of Life

Obituaries

Birthday


It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing

away of our dear father Abel Johnup on November 17, 2015 at Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

He leaves behind his fi ve sons and two daughters; Edith Baas (Dan), Roderic Johnup (Judy), Paul Johnup (Evelyn), Rhoda Miller, Frank Johnup, Lawrence Johnup, Nathan Lucas Johnup. Grandchildren; Greg, Rebecca Baas, Michael, Anthony, Colleen, Rayton, Evangeline, Jacqueline, Corrine, Clarene, Franklin, and Starlene Johnup. Out of Abel’s biological children came 15 grandchildren and

from these came 30 great grandchildren plus from the blended families of Roderic, Paul and Anthony came 13 adopted grandchildren from which came numerous great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren. Abel leaves his half brother and sister, Isaiah Kanate and Isabel Kakekayash (nee Kanate), adopted sister Lorraine Redsky (nee Kanate), two brothers in laws, Simeon and Lazaraus Kakekayash.

Abel Johnup is predeceased by wife Martha Johnup, November 23, 2005, 10 years ago. Sons; Samuel and Jerry. Parents; Alexander

Thunder (biological father), Isaac Kanate (stepfather), Maizie Margaret Kanate (mother), sister; Mary Jane Kakekayash (Kanate), and great grandchild; Rain Baas-Monias.

His work involved as a miner of what was then called Pickle Crowe Mine in the early nineties, Recreation coordinator for Weagamow Band, Elder at Tikinagan Child and Family Services for 8 years, construction as a painter, and he loved wildlife as a trapper and fi sherman.

Abel Johnup was a speaker, articulating well in his

native language. He recalled memories and told stories. His story telling was lively, informal and interesting. He spoke in Community Radio, Wawatay, and at special functions.

Abel Johnup will be missed. He loved his family and friends. He was friendly, kind and compassionate and often bestowed his concerns, suggestions, encouragements, and comfort to everyone. Abel Johnup left this world peacefully.

Service of the late Abel Johnup was held at Native Evangelical Church in

Weagamow on Saturday November 21, 2015 at 12:00pm with Pastor Colin Kanate offi ciating and interment at the Weagamow Cemetery with Jake and Harriet Sawanis.

To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven… A time to be born and a time to die

- Ecclesiastes 3: 1-2

We say farewell to our Dad, Ni papa, and Shoomis

Your Legacy will be with us forever.

Abel JohnupMarch 18, 1929

November 17, 2015

Thank You

We wish to thank everyone who sent their condolences and those who provided comfort and support during the recent passing away of our dear father Abel Johnup. We wish to make special mention to thank the nurses and doctors at Meno Ya Win Health Centre, and Ruth, Margaret, Judy, Steven, Caroline, Martin, and Evangeline who helped sit with Dad through the night during his brief illness, Reverend Bob Bryce who gave communion conducting the Readings and Prayers in Oji-Cree language, the North Caribou Band for all the arrangements, and the funeral home for their preparation.

- Johnup, Baas, and Miller Families

This little guy turned out to be an amazing husband and became the best Dad ever!

Happy Belated 35th Birthday!

We love you!

Love Crys, Jer, Lilli, Niki, Kobe, Kaius,

Leila & Shadow.

Martha Trimble (nee Gray), age 84, passed away

on November 20, 2015 at the William George Extended Care Facility.

Martha Trimble (nee Gray) is survived her children Marie Hudson (Leroy), Sarah Johnson (Ralph), Harold Trimble, Audrey Trimble (Albert), Marlene Boos (Michael) and Geraldine Trimble. She is also survived by numerous grandchildren, great grand-children; nieces and nephews, and 1 sister Emily Norland and 1 brother

Edward Gray.

Visitation was held at the Sioux Lookout Funeral Home Chapel on Wednesday November 25, 2015 at 11:00 a.m. until the time of service. Funeral Services for Martha Trimble (nee Gray) was held at the Sioux Lookout Funeral Home Chapel on Wednesday November 25, 2015 at 12:30 p.m. with Mr. Mike Loesser offi ciating. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery. If friends so desire, donations may be made to the William George Extended Care Facility

through the Sioux Lookout Funeral Home, Box 1449, Sioux Lookout Ontario, P8T 1B9.

We would like to thank all those who helped and supported our family during our loss of our Mother Martha Trimble: All those who came by and off ered prayers, condolences, fl owers and meals, Wahsa Distance Education Staff , Mike and Else Loesser, brothers and sisters from Dryden Congregation, William George Extended Care Staff and all our relatives. Thank you.

Martha Trimble (nee Gray)May 16, 1931

November 20, 2015

Thank You


Aspiring chefs bistro dishes prove popular Tim Brody

AssociAte editor

A new pilot program is giving learners with culinary flair a

chance to learn new skills and take their cooking to the next level.

Kanina Terry teaches the class of 15 learners and shared, “It’s a

program that’s running through SLAAMB (Sioux Lookout Area Aboriginal Management Board) and Patal Vocational School out of Winnipeg.”

She explained, “Students have a classroom at SLAAMB and they use the Legion kitchen for assignments and catering.”

The program started in August and runs through to March.

Last Saturday, upstairs at the Sioux Lookout Recreation Centre, students ran a pop-up bistro which sold out.

Dishes included chili and bannock, pumpkin-curry soup with bannock,

wild rice salad with bannock, pulled pork with coleslaw, and baked goods.

Students made everything from scratch.

“I just told them I want everyone to make something for this event and I had them give me their recipes and if I saw something like a can of icing I said no, we’ve got to make that from scratch,” Terry said.

Students are cooking up lunch this Friday at the SLAAMB office on Front

Street at 11a.m. They invite the community to attend.

The SLAAMB/Patal Vocational School class with their teacher Kanina Terry (far right).


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