recreation guide - Madawaska Valley

T OW N S H I P O F
SPRING | SU MME R 2015
COMMUNITY
RECREATION
GUIDE
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South of 60 Arts Centre
Community Events
Clubs • Farmers’ Markets
COMBERMERE • BARRY’S BAY • WILNO
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WORKSHOPS AND CLASSES
FOR ADULTS
CALLIGRAPHY WORKSHOP
WITH IWONA MOONEY
June 20 • 10 am to 3 pm
BOOK BINDING
WITH VALERIE BRIDGEMAN
July 30 • 10 am to 4 pm
Students will be able to complete
several different book forms
by the end of the day.
BLACK AND WHITE
IN COLOUR
WITH BETSY BELL MCKIMM
Saturday Aug 22 • 10 am to 4 pm
TAKE A SWEATER, IT'S COLD. Art by Bozica Radjenovic.
RAILWAY STATION
SOUTH OF 60 ARTS CENTRE | BARRY’S BAY RAILWAY STATION
19503 OPEONGO LINE • BARRY’S BAY | 613-756-5885
www.southof60.com | South of 60 Arts Centre
HOURS: May and June from Wed. to Sun. 10 am to 4 pm
July and August daily from 10 am to 6 pm and 10 am to 8 pm on Fridays
Sept to Dec from Wed. to Sat. 10 am to 4 pm and Sundays from 11 am to 3 pm
2015 SUMMER PROGRAMING
EXHIBITIONS
DINOSAURS, DRAGONS
AND DODOS
May 29–June 28
Paintings by Betsy Bell McKimm.
MAPPING THE OPEONGO
LINE IN ART
May 29–June 28
WILD WOMEN: PAINTERS
OF THE WILDERNESS
July 3–August 2
SOULPLAY—HORIZONS
August 7–September 6
TAKE A SWEATER,
IT'S COLD
September 11–October 10
Art by Bozica Radjenovic.
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GRANDFATHER'S
COLLECTION
Working with watersoluble graphite,
hard graphite, watercolour
pencils and coloured pencils,
you will explore techniques to
incorporate these mediums into
your watermedia projects.
EXTREME KNITTING
WITH DANIELLE PAUL
Saturday Sept 12 • 10 am to 12 noon
Try oversized knitting with alternative
yarns and create a mat or blanket.
Suitable for ages 14 and up.
Artist in the
Park SERIES
Join these artists as they
demonstrate their creative
process at Railway Station Park.
JULY 2 4
WILD WOMEN: PAINTERS of the
WILDERNESS Linda Sorensen, Joyce
Burkholder and Kathy Haycock
JULY 3 1
GLASS BLOWER Tanya Lyons
October 16–November 17
Retired glass artist Ed Roman
shares his private collection.
20 and UNDER—
OUR YOUNG ARTISTS
November 21–December 19
TANYA LYONS AT WORK.
PHOTO: TAO ORGAN
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CREATE AN
AUTUMN DISPLAY
WITH RITSUKO HONDA
Saturday Sept 19 • 2 pm to 4 pm
Learn to create a harvest
themed arrangement. Suitable
for ages 14 and up.
EVENTS
HERITAGE WALKING TOUR
WITH KEN RAMSDEN
Fridays • 2 pm
throughout the summer
Entertainer Ken Ramsden is your
tour guide and walks you through
the centuries as you visit significant
sites in our local history. Pre-register/
pay at the Railway Station.
DINOSAURS, DRAGONS AND
DODOS POETRY READING
WITH ANN McKAY
Saturday May 30 • 3 pm to 4 pm
Children and their guardians
are invited to join children’s
poet Ann McKay for a reading
of her poems featured in Betsy
Bell McKimm’s exhibiton.
MADAWASKA VALLEY
ARTISAN FESTIVAL
Browse among artists’ booths at the
31st annual festival in Railway Station
Park to enjoy original handmade
work. Live music by North of 60.
Enjoy a fish lunch at the Opeongo
Seniors’ Centre across the street.
TASTE of the VALLEY
Friday Aug 14 • 10 am to 5 pm
Enjoy the best of Valley produce
and crafts at this annual event.
Sample tasty treats or enjoy lunch,
but remember to bring your cooler
for shopping. Chris Hum, the Valley
Shantyman, returns to provide
live music through the day.
BUILD A PAPER MACHÉ TRAIN.
THERE’S ART IN
YOUR WOOD PILE
May 23, 30, June 6, 13
10:30 am to 12 noon
September 5–6
Creative wood-stacking competition.
Join a team or vote on the best
construction. Two artists and their
teams will compete to construct
the most creative wood pile.
THROUGH THE
LETTER BOX
October 16–November 17
Anyone can participate in the
postcard-sized exhibition. All you
have to do is mail in your submission.
July 11 • 10 am to 5 pm
DINOSAURS, DRAGONS AND DODOS. Painting by Betsy Bell McKimm.
Drop-in Art Club with Emily McPhee
WORKSHOPS AND CLASSES
FOR FAMILIES
MAKE A MOVING MURAL
Help to create the moving mural
that will be featured in the Eat.
Play. Live. Parade on June 27.
BUILD A PAPER MACHÉ TRAIN
DROP-IN ART CLUB WITH EMILY McPHEE
Saturdays July 4–August 22
10 am to 12 noon
Children of all ages and their
guardians are invited to drop in at the
Railway Station to help build a paper
maché train. This art club is free. All
children must be accompanied by an
adult. No registration is necessary.
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KEN RAMSDEN, HERITAGE WALKING TOUR
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2015 RAILWAY STATION SUMMER
PROGRAMING, continued:
GROUPS AND CLUBS
FIBRE FRENDZ
Fridays • 10 am to 12 noon
WRITERS’ GROUP
Every second Thursday
10 am to 12 noon
ART CAMPS
WITH EMILY McPHEE
I ♥ Drawing
July 6–8 • 3 pm to 5 pm
I ♥ Clay
July 13–5 • 3 pm to 5 pm
I ♥ Painting
July 20–22 • 3 pm to 5 pm
For ages 6–14, Mondays to
Wednesdays. Sign up for all three
camps and save 10 percent! To
register visit: www.blossomartstudio.
ca or call 613-559-0394.
STORY BOOK WALK
ART CAMP
WITH ELSER LEE ARCHER
August 4–6, 10 am to 3 pm
Join us in creating illustrations for
our Storybook Walk project.
CREATE A WOODLAND
WARDROBE
WITH SHANTI NORDHOLDT McPHEE
August 10–13
Enter the magical world of elves
and fairies by creating a one-ofa-kind enchanting ensemble.
PHOTO: COURTESY MKC
WORKSHOPS AND CLASSES
FOR KIDS
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Movies in the Park
DATES AND TIMES TBA
Enjoy new release movies at
Lakeshore Park, hosted by the
Township of Madawaska Valley.
Barry's Bay Tennis Tournament
JUNE 26–28
Three days of tennis at all levels at
the Lakeshore Tennis Club. Contact
Beverley Moore, President Lakeshore
Tennis Club, lakeshoretennisbb@
gmail.com, 613-756-1069
Madawaska Kanu Centre
For details on the following
events, contact MKC, 613-7563620, www.mkc.ca, 247 River
Road, south of Barry's Bay.
Summer Slalom Race
JUNE 26
On Chalet Rapids at MKC,
9 am to 4 pm. Free admission.
Parade and Noodle Slalom
JUNE 27
11 am » Slalom athletes will
walk with their racing boats in
the Eat. Play. Live. Parade
1 pm » Noodle Slalom
Be paired with a slalom athlete
and race together through pool
noodles off the beach. Anyone with
a sense of adventure is welcome
to join. Free of charge. Prizes.
WOODLAND WARDROBE.
With Shanti Nordholdt McPhee.
Open Canoe NORAMS
JULY 22–24
Top canoeists compete on Chalet Rapids at MKC. 9 am to
4 pm daily. Free admission.
Renfrew County Museums Week
JUNE 27– JULY 4
Presented by the 23 museums of the
Renfrew County Museums Network,
you can experience living history
throughout the county during this
week-long festival. Visit at least
three museums that week and be
entered in a prize draw. Details
at www.renfrewcountymuseums.
org or call 613-756-5885.
Eat. Play. Live.
JUNE 27
Celebrating culture, food and
sport in Renfrew County.
Eat. Play. Live. Parade » 11 am
International Food Festival »
12 noon to 4 pm. All afternoon,
enjoy family entertainment and
live music on two stages. Pair with
top paddlers in the noodle slalom
at Lakeshore Park. Canada Day
fireworks at dusk on the lakeshore.
Downtown Barry's Bay, Opeongo
Line (Hwy 60), Barry's Bay, 613-7565885, www.madawaskavalley.ca.
Barry's Bay Triathlon
JUNE 28
A classic test of endurance returns
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to Barry's Bay. Participate yourself
or cheer for the athletes. Mass
start at 9 am at Lakeshore Park
on beautiful Kamaniskeg Lake.
Lakeshore Drive, Barry's Bay, 613-7562747 x220, www.madawaskavalley.ca
Bass Tournament on Kamaniskeg
Lake, off the Barry's Bay boat launch.
For details, visit the Petawawa Bass
Masters Fishing Club website at
www.petawawabassmasters.com
Canada Day Celebrations
SATURDAY AUGUST 1
Sailing starts at 11 am. Regatta starts
at 12 noon. For more information
please contact: Dave Wilson President
at david.wilson.256@gmail.com
JULY 1 • 11 am to 3 pm
Join us for a bicycle decorating
workshop followed by a bike parade and potluck picnic lunch. Barbeque
will be available. Takes place at the
Combermere Community Center.
See the Combermere Recreation
Facebook page for more details.
Salute to Europe
Music Concert
JULY 12 • 2:30 pm
Great music from France, Poland,
Austria, Hungary and Ireland including selections from The Phantom
of the Opera, The Gypsy Princess,
Gigi, My Fair Lady…and more. St.
Mary’s Church Hall, Wilno. Admission: $20 Seniors | $15 Students
For tickets call 613-756-9800
Huntington’s Disease
Volleyball Tournament
JULY 18
The tournament takes place
at Lakeshore Park. $100 per
team to enter. Contact Melissa
Craftchick to register or for more
information at 613-756-3060
Bass Tournament
JULY 19
Join in the Petawawa Bass Masters
KAPOA Annual Regatta
C.O. Blitz
AUGUST 2 • 11 am
The Annual C.O. Blitz takes place
at the Combermere Community
Center. There will be the famous
Cardboard and Duct Tape Boat
Races, lots of activities, food and
live music for all ages, all day. The
evening rounds out the fun with
a great band, food and dancing!
See the Combermere Recreation
Facebook page for more details.
MADAWASKA VALLEY
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Free wifi and computer access. Access
to e-books and e-resources with a library
account. A variety of children’s programs
are offered throughout the summer as
well as one-on-one computer tutorials.
Visitors—temporary memberships can
be purchased at $10 for three months.
Madonna House Heritage Days
SEPTEMBER 5–6 • 1 pm to 4 pm
Annual celebration of heritage
including children’s games,
demonstrations, arts and crafts,
museum and much more.
Children’s Summer Programs
JULY 7–AUGUST 22
Madawaska Valley Studio Tour
Librarian for a Half-hour: Mondays.
For children seven years and up.
JULY 18–19 and OCTOBER 3–4
The summer tour brings art outside
into its natural environment. Enjoy
the opportunity to visit our studios
during our popular cottage season
as well as our annul autumn tour.
www.madawaskastudiotour.com
Special Craft Tuesdays: Tuesdays • July
14 and 28 • August 11 and 25. Suggested
for children 8 years and older.
Story and Craft Hour: Wednesdays.
For children from three- to six-years-old.
Story and Craft Hour: Thursdays.
For children from seven- to 10-years-old.
TD Summer Reading Program:
For children from three- to 12-years-old.
Children receive a passport to track their
reading through the summer and are
eligible for a chance to win fun prizes.
Adult Summer Programs
Computer Tutorials: Book a onehour session for computer help.
REGISTER ONLINE: www.barrysbaytriathlon.com
INFO: 613-756-9945 | director@barrysbaytriathlon.com
#bbtri15
JUNE 28 • 2015
9:00 am
PHOTOS: DOUG DELAMATTER
and DUATHLON
REGULAR HOURS
Monday
1 pm–5 pm
Tuesday
1 pm–7 pm
Wednesday 1 pm–5 pm
Thursday 10 am–5 pm
Friday 1 pm–5 pm
Saturday 9 am–1 pm
SUMMER HOURS
JUNE 29–AUGUST 29
Monday 11 am–5 pm
Tuesday 11 am–7 pm
Wednesday 11 am–5 pm
Thursday 10 am–5 pm
Friday 11 am–5 pm
Saturday 9 am–1 pm
613-756-2000
admin@madawaskavalleylibrary.ca
www.madawaskavalleylibrary.ca
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CLUBS
SOCIETIES
ASSOCIATIONS
Madawaska Valley
Horticultural Society
Join us this year to celebrate our
25th anniversary! We meet every
third Thursday of the month, except
December, at 7:30 pm, Opeongo
Seniors' Centre, 19 Stafford St.,
Barry's Bay. $10 annual membership
available at any event or monthly
meetings. Visit www.gardenontario.
org/site.php/madawaska for a detailed
listing of our monthly speakers.
Annual Plant Sale
Saturday May 16, 8 am sharp at the
Combermere Craft Cabin on Hwy 62 Bus Tour
June TBA. Join this bus tour to
Prince Edward County Lavender
Farm and a winery. $50 pp.
Garden Tour
July 5. Ticket and map $4,
available at: South of 60, Barry's
Bay; Valley Market, Combermere;
Grandma's Pantry, Killaloe.
Flower and Vegetable Show
August 22, 1 pm–3:30 pm, public
viewing and the Inez Boehme
Bursary Tea, The Royal Canadian
Legion, Hwy 62 and Stafford St.
Opeongo Seniors’ Centre
The Opeongo Seniors 50+ Centre
offers activities such as exercise
classes, line dancing, square
dancing and shuffleboard. Drop
in for a chat, cup of coffee or to
use our library or access our WiFi.
We also offer various educational
programs, such as computer classes,
throughout the year. New members
are accepted at the centre, $25/
year, payable every October and is
pro-rated to when you join.
Annual Fish Fry
Saturday July 11. Come out for
this summer fundraiser for the
Opeongo Seniors' Centre.
19 Stafford St • Barry’s Bay, ON
613-756-0554
info@opeongoseniors.ca
www.opeongoseniors.ca
Madawaska Friendship Club
Calling all Friends of the Madawaska
Valley! Are you looking for interesting
times, great food, and meeting new
people? We, the Madawaska Valley
Retirees Friendship Club, (formerly
the Golden Years Seniors), have just
the place for you. Activities such as
cards, quilting/crafts, and outings/
excursions are organized throughout
the year. We meet on a monthly basis
over potluck dinners or lunches on the
first Tuesday of every month at 1090
Farmer Road, Combermere. New
members are welcome at $10/year.
For information please call
Iwona Mooney, Membership
Coordinator, at 613-756-3587.
Madawaska Valley Lions Club
Join the MV Lions Club!
It's the Valley's biggest
service club. We host the
annual Madawaska Valley
Santa Claus Parade and a St. Patrick’s
Day Dance. Through fundraising
efforts, we donate thousands to
organizations like the St Francis
Memorial Hospital, the MV Food Bank,
the Valley Manor nursing home and
the MV and Area Public Library. Join
us for a rewarding and fun experience!
We meet at 7 pm on the second and
fourth Tuesday of every month, at
20 Sherwood Drive, Barry's Bay.
See more at www.e-clubhouse.
org/sites/madawaskavalley.
Kamaniskeg Lake Property
Owners’ Association
The Kamaniskeg Area Property
Owners Association (KAPOA)
serves the interests of property
owners on Kamaniskeg Lake and
the Madawaska River between
Bark Lake and Palmer Dams. We
focus on the well-being of our lake,
river and natural surroundings.
KAPOA Annual General Meeting
July 26, 2015 Combermere
Community Centre
BRIDGE AT THE OPEONGO
SENIORS’ CENTRE
KAPOA Annual Regatta
Saturday August 1, 2015 starting at
12:00 pm. Sailing starts at 11:00 am.
Contact Dave Wilson, President,
david.wilson.256@gmail.com
Kaszuby Cottage Association
Mark Wolnock, President
mwolnick84@gmail.com
Kuiack Lake Cottage Association
Sophia Sudnikowicz, President
sophmeister@bell.net,
kuiack.lake.cottage@bell.net
Paugh Lake Property
Owner’s Association
For information, contact Steve Clark,
President, sjclarke101@outlook.com.
SPORTS CLUBS
Lakeshore Tennis Club
Welcome to the 2015 tennis season!
Memberships and keys are available at
the Township of Madawaska Office at
85 Bay Street in Barry’s Bay. The fees
are unchanged from last year and can
be purchased for the season, weekly
basis or day pass. Membership fees
support the club facilities with the
goal to resurface the courts. We are
always looking for volunteers to help!
Please contact Beverley Moore if
you would be available to help or
would like more information. Looking
forward to a terrific tennis season!
Barry's Bay Tennis Tournament
June 26. Three days of tennis, all levels.
Lakeshore Tennis Club, Beverley
Moore, President, Lakeshore
Tennis Club, 62 Lakeshore Drive
Barry's Bay, 613-756-1069,
lakeshoretennisbb@gmail.com
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Minor Hockey
The Barry's Bay and Area Minor
Hockey Association is made up of
two levels of hockey (house and
competitive) that registers youth
(5–17years old) from the Madawaska
Valley Township and surrounding
communities. Registration is open
now until September 1 for the 2015–
16 season. For registration forms
and details, go to www.bbamha.
goalline.ca or like us on Facebook
to keep up to date on events!
Barry’s Bay Figure Eights Club
The Barry’s Bay Figure Eights Club
is a member in good standing with
Skate Canada, offering 40 sessions of
skating during the season, by trained,
professional coaches. Our season
begins mid-October and runs until March. Registration for the 2015–16
season will be held in September
2015. Check our Facebook page
in early September for dates.
For more information you can contact
us by email at rmyantha@gmail.com
Barry's Bay Sledge Hockey Club
Sledge hockey is an innovative team
sport that incorporates the same
rules and discipline structure as
regular ice hockey. Sledge hockey
players sit on specially designed
sleds, or ‘sledges’, with skate blades
under the seat. Two sticks are used
to not only pass, stickhandle and
shoot the puck, but also to propel
and manoeuvre their sledge. The Barry's Bay Sledge Hockey
Club is gearing up for our
second season and registration
takes place October, 2015.
Please contact Anita Jessup for further
details. 613-756-9406 or jessup2081@
hotmail.com or find us on facebook!
Combermere Martial Arts Club
The Combermere Martial Arts Club
offers Tuesday evening classes for
children and adults in karate and jiu
jitsu at the Combermere Community
Centre. For children 7 to 12 years of
age, the one hour class is from 6 to
7 pm. For teens and adults, 13 years
and up, the two hour class runs from
7 to 9 pm. Registration for the fall
semester will be Tuesday September
8 from 6 to 7 pm at the Combermere
Community Centre. All are welcome.
Contact abboles@gmail.com
Madawaska Valley Little
League Softball/Baseball
For boys and girls, ages 4 to 16 (as
of April 30). For more information
contact Mary Prince at 613-756-7927
or princefamily6@sympatico.ca
Barry's Bay Kids Soccer
Starting Thursday May 28, running for
10 weeks. $20.00 per child. Contact
Melissa Craftchick at 613-756-9060
Madawaska Valley
Swim Program
Lessons will be in Barry’s
Bay and in Combermere.
Registration starts in May.
SESSION 1: June 29–July 17
SESSION 2: July 20–August 7
Contact Paul Nopper for registration
www.madawaskavalley.ca
613-756-2747 x220
Madawaska Valley Fitness Centre
The Township of Madawaska
Valley is pleased to announce
that the Madawaska Valley Fitness
Centre will be in operation in the
fall of 2015 at the Madawaska
Valley District High School.
Contact Paul Nopper, Recreation and
Community Development Coordinator
Township of Madawaska Valley
613-756-2747 x 220, pnopper@
madawaskavalley.ca
The Community
Resource Centre,
Killaloe, Youth Program
is offering the following summer
programming. For more info/to
register, contact: 613-757-3108,
youth@crc-renfrewcounty.com
Summer Day Camps
For children 8 to 14 years old.
Activities include sports, games,
kayaking, rafting, orienteering,
farm tours, field trips, outdoor
adventure and play!
Olympic week: July 6–10
Heritage week: July 13–17
Survival week: August 3–7
Ecology week: August 10–14
Backcountry Camping
in Algonquin Park
July 20–23 and August 17–20.
For teens 15–18 years of age.
Space is limited for overnight camping trips. Early
registration recommended.
Summer Family Fun Day
and Moccasin Dance
JULY 4, 2015
Events include children’s games,
barbeque, licenced bar, country
dance and prize auction. Come
dance the night away under the stars!
Presented by the Wilno Recreation
Corporation and held at the Wilno
Rink, 5 Shalla Street, Wilno. Event
starts at 4 pm. Dance starts at 8
pm. Admission by donation.
Wilno Heritage Park
OPEN DAILY IN JULY AND AUGUST
AND WEEKENDS IN MID-JUNE AND
MID-SEPTEMBER FROM 11 am to 5 pm
The Polish Kashub Heritage
Museum/Park/Skansen. An open-air
ethnographic museum located at Wilno
Road North and Hwy 60, it was built
by the Wilno Heritage Society and
descendants and friends of the Polish
Kashub people in Canada. The Museum
is dedicated to the hardworking Polish
Kashub pioneers and tells the story of
their lives in Canada using artifacts,
furniture, machinery, tools, buildings
and homestead stones. This summer,
the main theme is the old school, the
rural one-room schoolhouses, and
early-day teachers and pupils, with
photos and memorabilia showcased in
the classroom area of the Log Shed.
Admission by donation.
613-756-6937, www.wilno.org
FB: Polish Kashub Heritage Museum.
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LOCAL BUSINESSES
RETAIL
Grumblin Granny's
19478 Hwy 60 (Opeongo Rd)
Barry's Bay, 756-3073
Grumblin Granny's Warehouse Sale
At the former site of the Lakeside
Pavillion. 42265 Combermere Road,
Barry's Bay. For details, call 756-3486.
The Old School Café, Laundry
and Greenhouses
Coffee shop, chip truck,
landromat, greenhouse, plants,
seeds, veggies. Open daily.
Combermere. 613-756-9729.
Pilgrim Reader Books and Art
www.pilgrimreaderbooks.com
613-756-BOOK (2665), 1115-B
Farmer Road, Combermere
HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
Serenity on the Bay
Combermere Craft Cabin
LOCAL ARTISANS AND ARTISTS
Housed in a century-old log cabin, the
Combermere Craft Cabin Co-operative
exclusively showcases unique handmade items created locally. Since the
organization is operated by volunteers,
profits are donated to local charities. Visual arts, fibre arts, textile arts,
pottery, wood work, sculptures, paper
creations: these are a few of the traditional arts interpreted for the modern
sensibility to be found at the cabin.
39244 Combermere Road (Hwy 62).
Open May, June, September, October
Saturdays 11 am to 4 pm. July and
August: Tuesday to Saturday 11 am to
4 pm Sunday 12 to 4 pm. Like us on
Facebook: Combermere Craft Cabin
Madonna House
2888 Dafoe Rd
Combermere ON K0J 1L0
Details: 613-756-3713
www.madonnahouse.org
Mission House Museum
and Gallery
Visitors from all over the world visit
to better understand the rich history
of the Combermere community.
There are over 45 stories in the
museum with photos, storyboards,
and artifacts. The Society has
installed over 12 steel plaques
with storyboards depicting area
heritage sites and conduct walking
tours during the summer months.
OPEN: July 2 to August 28
HOURS: Wednesday to Friday, 1 pm–4
pm or other times by appointment
for small groups, 613-756-2259
Admission by good-will offering.
1050 Mill St. • Combermere
www.missionhousemuseum.com
curator@missionhousenuseum.com
Heritage Plaque Walking Tour
July 23 –and August 20
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Weather permitting.
Professional advanced foot care services,
including pedicures and compression
garments. Margaret Haden-Pawlowski.
marghadenp@gmail.com
613-756-7873
RECREATION
Madawaska Kanu Centre
Whitewater rafting, kayak and
canoe school plus Riverside Café.
613-756-3620, www.mkc.ca
SERVICES
Access Work Service
We have reliable workers who are
ready, willing and able to help
you with your indoor or outdoor
chores. Give us a call! 613-756-0723.
info@accessworkservice.ca www.accessworkservice.ca
ACCOMMODATION
Pinewood Inn Barry’s Bay
Quiet backyard overlooking lake. 613-756-1333 • 1-855-756-1333
www.pinewoodinn.ca
pinewoodinn@gmail.com
PHOTO: SIGRD NATURALS
Barry’s Bay Farmers’ Market
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Every Friday, May 22 to Thanksgiving
from 11 am–4 pm
Barry’s Bay Railway Station Park
Hwy 60
Combermere Farmers’ Market
Every Saturday, June to Thanksgiving
from 8 am–12 noon
Hwy 62, at the corner of Mill Road