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Walk of Hope
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Downtown Garden Party
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Striking at cancer
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FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016
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Vol. 15 – No. 33
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Moving
forward
Construction
of TFN multiuse complex
underway
Architect Bret Cardinal, at back, and project manager Tom Laronde study the drawings for the new complex on
Bear Island. It’ll be built on the site of the former band office and recreation centre. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
Diane Johnston
Speaker Reporter
BEAR ISLAND – Construction is now beginning on a
new $5.7-million complex that will serve Bear Island
residents and visitors alike.
Ground was officially broken on the weekend for
the Temagami First Nation (TFN) multi-use facility
and business centre.
The project will have immediate and long-term
economic impacts, TFN Chief Arnold Paul told an
audience of about 30 July 9.
It will “really promote the best interests of the
Temagami First Nation,” said David Zimmer, who
heads the recently renamed Ontario Ministry of
Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation.
The T-shaped, 29,000-square-foot complex brings
under one roof the TFN’s council chambers and
administration as well as office space for business
use and economic development.
It will offer an interpretive centre, arts centre, library
and resource centre.
It extends to a gym, including an indoor running
track, that will double as a conference centre and banquet room for up to 200 people.
A kitchen, change rooms, stage and laundromat are
incorporated.
HISTORY
The project has been in the works about three and
a half years, said project manager Tom Laronde, a TFN
member who now heads the Four Winds Group of
Companies.
“It took a little while to get the money in place. It’s
not a hold-up, it’s a process,” he told the audience that
gathered under a tent behind the Laura McKenzie
Learning Centre.
FedNor and the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund
each provided $1 million.
Minister Zimmer announced that Ontario would
contribute an additional $750,000 from the Aboriginal
Community Capital Grants Program.
The balance will come from TFN.
Mr. Laronde said construction of the building itself is
expected to take up to 14 months, and he was hopeful
it would come in under budget.
The complex’s architect is Bret Cardinal of Ottawa.
In describing the project, he noted that the TFN council chambers would be at the centre of the complex
and surrounded by a circular route of artefact displays.
“It really sets the tone for the whole building,” he said.
Materials from the band office, which was demolished to make way for the new complex, will be incorporated into the interpretive centre.
See “Construction” on 9a
Steam show recreates pioneer past
EARLTON (Staff ) – The past comes to chugging, sputtering, steaming life this weekend outside Earlton.
The forty-second annual edition of the Rod Inglis Memorial Earlton Steam and Antique Show
runs July 16 and 17.
It fields acres of antique machinery, powered
by steam or gas, that were used on the farms and
fields of the Little Claybelt.
Some equipment is more than a century old.
But some of the vehicles that will be on display
are a little newer – owners of classic cars are also
invited to drop in.
The show was launched to preserve the area’s
pioneer heritage from antique hunters searching
for artefacts to take south.
There will also be food, music, and household
antiques and crafts to peruse on the site, which
is located on Andre Boileau’s property south of
Brownlee Equipment.
Gates open at 9 a.m. each day, and close at 4
p.m. Camping is available at the site.
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WEEKENDER
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Friday, July 15, 2016
City Bulletin
DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS GOODS
The following items have been declared surplus and are available for sale
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS
NOTE: ALL ITEMS ARE CONSIDERED NON CERTIFIED AND/OR NON
OPERABLE, AS IS, WHERE IS, NO WARRANTIES IMPLIED NOR GIVEN
POLICE SERVICES BOARD
LOT #
1
Monday, July 18, 2016 – 1:00 P.M.
DESCRIPTION
1989 John Deere 310C Backhoe
City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury
REGULAR COUNCIL
The City makes no guarantee of description or any information provided, the onus is on
the Bidder to verify descriptions and ensure accuracy.
The item may be viewed between 8:30 am – 4:30 pm, by calling Mitch Lafreniere
at 705-672-3363 ext. 4113.
Bid quotation forms are available at City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury between
the hours of 8:30a.m. and 4:30p.m. or from the Public Works Department, 200
Lakeshore Road, New Liskeard between the hours of 7:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. Bid
quotation forms may also be obtained on the City of Temiskaming Shores website
www.temiskamingshores.ca or by contacting City Hall at 705-672-3363.
The bids will close on Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at 2:00p.m.
REMINDER TO TAXPAYERS
For inquiries regarding your tax bill, please contact Laura-Lee MacLeod or
Julie Gregoire at the Finance Department at 672-3363 or email to lmacleod@
temiskamingshores.ca or jgregoire@temiskamingshores.ca
Official Plan Amendment File #:
OPA-2016-01
Zoning By-law Amendment File #: ZBA-2016-01(NL)
Owner: Manuel DaSilva
Agent: Tunnock Consulting Ltd
Property: 100 Lakeshore Road North (former École Sacré Coeur)
Take notice that, on July 5, 2016, the Council of the Corporation of the City of
Temiskaming Shores, passed By-law 2016-116 adopting Amendment No. 1 to the
City of Temiskaming Shores Official Plan, and By-law No. 2016-117 approving a
Zoning By-law Amendment as outlined below.
Official of
Planthe
Amendment
File #: By-law
OPA-2016-01
The purpose
Zoning
Amendment is to rezone the property from
Zoning By-law Amendment File #: ZBA-2016-01(NL)
Institutional
(S1) Manuel
to Apartment
Residential Exception 6 (R4-E6) to allow the
Owner:
DaSilva
Agent:
Tunnock Consulting Ltd
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By-law 2016-116 adopting Amendment No. 1 to the City of Temiskaming Shores Official Plan, and By-law No.
front building
setback of 4.5m for an accessory gazebo; a minimum building
2016-117 approving a Zoning By-law Amendment as outlined below.
setback on
the south side of 2.9m (existing); a minimum apartment dwelling unit
The purpose of the Official Plan Amendment is to add a site-specific policy to the Official Plan to permit the
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The subject property is designated Residential Neighbourhood in the City of
Temiskaming
Shores Official Plan and is zoned Medium Density Residential
The subject property is designated Residential Neighbourhood in the City of Temiskaming Shores Official Plan
is zoned
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Notice of Decision – Requests for copies of the decision of the Committee of
Adjustment or notice of adjournment of hearings, if any, must be in writing and
addressed to the Secretary-Treasurer at the address below.
Additional Information – For more information about this matter, contact the
undersigned. Additional information about the proposed minor variance is also
available for inspection between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at City Hall or by
contacting the undersigned.
Dated this 13th day of July, 2016.
Jennifer Pye
Secretary-Treasurer, Committee of Adjustment
City of Temiskaming Shores
325 Farr Drive, PO Box 2050, Haileybury, ON P0J 1K0
Tel: 705-672-3363 ext. 4105 | Fax: 705-672-2911
jpye@temiskamingshores.ca
GET OUTSIDE DAY!
Friday, July 15th
THE CITY OF TEMISKAMING SHORES WANTS YOU TO FIND THE TIME ON NATIONAL GET
OUTSIDE DAY – FRIDAY, JULY 15TH TO GO DOWN TO THE WATERFRONT AND ENJOY YOUR
SURROUNDINGS!
63% OF CANADIANS SPEND TWO HOURS OR LESS PER WEEK DOING RECREATIONAL
ACTIVITIES OUTDOORS – LEAVE YOUR DISTRACTIONS BEHIND AND APPRECIATE THE
BEAUTY OF OUR WATERFRONTS!
ENJOY THE HAILEYBURY BEACH AND CAMSELL PLAYGROUND, THE NEW LISKEARD
WATERFRONT – ALGONQUIN BEACH PARK, BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURTS, BALL DIAMONDS,
HORSESHOE PITS, PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT, THE MINI-PUTT PARK, TENNIS COURTS AND
THE BEAUTIFUL BOARDWALK, STATO TRAIL AND THE MILE LONG SANDY BEACH!
PACK A LUNCH OR ENJOY ONE OF THE WATERFRONT CONCESSIONS!
PUBLIC PROCLAMATION
Resolution No. 2016-376
That Council hereby proclaims the weekend of July 15-17 as the Shanna
Larsen Memorial “Team Shan” Weekend in the City of Temiskaming Shores.
Provision
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zoned Residential (R) in the Town of Haileybury Zoning By-law 85-27.
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Public Hearing – You are entitled to attend this public hearing in person to express
your views about this application. If you are aware of any person who may be
affected by this application, who has not received a copy of this notice, it would
be appreciated if you would inform them of the application. Written comments on
this application may be forwarded to the Secretary-Treasurer prior to the hearing.
Failure to Attend Hearing – If you do not attend the hearing it may proceed in your
absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice in the proceedings unless
you provide written comments regarding the application.
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The last date for filing a notice of appeal is August 2, 2016. A notice of appeal must be filed
with the Clerk of the City of Temiskaming Shores, must set out the reasons for the appeal,
must note the specific part of the proposed Official Plan Amendment to which the appeal
applies, and must be accompanied by the fee required by the Ontario Municipal Board.
The proposed Official Plan Amendment is exempt from approval by the Ministry
of Municipal Affairs and Housing. The decision of the Council is final if a notice of
appeal is not received on or before the last day for filing a notice of appeal.
No person or public body shall be added as a party to the hearing of the appeal
unless, before the plan was adopted or the by-law was passed, the person or
public body made oral submissions at a public meeting or written submissions to
the council or, in the opinion of the Ontario Municipal Board, there are reasonable
grounds to add the person or public body as a party.
Failure to Attend Hearing – If you do not attend the hearing it may proceed in
your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice in the proceedings
unless you provide written comments regarding the application.
Place:
Haileybury Boardroom at City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, HaileyburyZoning By-law
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Zoning By-law 85-27 to Property
Schedule “D,”
Row
8, Column
– Minimum
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the construction
of a 2
6.1m
x 7.3m (20’ x Exterior
24’) detached garage that will be closer to the exterior side lot
5m (16’)
3m (10’)
line than is permitted. The following relief is requested:
Side Yard
Notice of Decision – Requests for copies of the decision of the Committee of
Adjustment or notice of adjournment of hearings, if any, must be in writing and
addressed to the Secretary-Treasurer at the address below.
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Only individuals, corporations and/or public bodies may appeal a decision or bylaw of the municipality or planning board to the Ontario Municipal Board. A notice
of appeal may not be filed by an unincorporated association or group. However, a
notice of appeal may be filed in the name of an individual who is a member of the
association or group on its behalf.
Public Hearing – You are entitled to attend this public hearing in person to
express your views about this application. If you are aware of any person who
may be affected by this application, who has not received a copy of this notice,
it would be appreciated if you would inform them of the application. Written
comments on this application may be forwarded to the Secretary-Treasurer prior
to the hearing.
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West to be added to the adjacent property at 135 Pine Street West. No construction is proposed as a result of
this application.
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A public meeting will be held to consider the Consent application:
Date: is proposing
Wednesday, Julyto
27, 2016
The agent
sever a 3.6m x 42.6m (12’ x 139.92’) strip from the
Time:
p.m.
propertyPlace:
at 143 1:30
Pine
Street West to be added to the adjacent property at 135 Pine
Haileybury Boardroom at City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury
Street West. No construction is proposed as a result of this application.
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A public
meeting
willShores
be held
to consider
the Consent
The City
of Temiskaming
has received
the following Consent
application: application:
B-2016-03(NL) July 27, 2016
Date: File #: Wednesday,
Owner:
Mary Desjardins
Time: Agent: 1:30
p.m.
Robert
Gavin
143 Pine Street
West
Place: Property:Haileybury
Boardroom
at City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury
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The City of Temiskaming Shores has received the following Consent application:
six of the required parking spaces shall be dedicated as accessible spaces as defined in the City’s Traffic and
Parkingreceived
By-law, and to remove
the requirements
to the notification
provision of play facilities.
Public input
through
the related
public
process was taken into
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the that
public notification
was taken intocan
consideration
and it is noted that
consideration
andreceived
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noted
certainprocess
comments
be addressed
through the
certain comments can be addressed through the site plan control process. Other comments were
acknowledged.
site plan control
process. Other comments were acknowledged.
North
St. North
Maple St.
Maple
File #:
Owner:
Albert and Kathleen Blanchard
The owners
are requesting
relief from the provisions of the Town of Haileybury
Agent:
Abby Smythe
Zoning By-law
85-27333to
permit
the
of a 6.1m x 7.3m (20’ x 24’) detached
Property:
Lakeview
Avenue,
Northconstruction
Cobalt
garage that Awill
be
closer
to
the
exterior
sideapplication:
lot line than is permitted. The following
public meeting will be held to consider
the Minor Variance
Date:
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
relief is requested:
Time:
1:30 p.m.
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The purpose of the Official Plan AmendmentNotice
is toofadd
a site-specific
policy to the
the Passing
of an
Official
Plan Amendment
Official Plan to permit the conversion of the former
institutional
building on the property
and a Zoning By-law Amendment
to a standalone residential use.
Under Sections 17 and 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990 c.P.13
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Application for Consent
Date: Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Time: 1:30 p.m.
Place: Haileybury
Boardroom
at
City
Hall,
325
Farr
Drive, Haileybury
The City of Temiskaming Shores has received the following Minor Variance application:
South
St. South
Maple St.
Maple
In the event of a possible postal strike, please contact the Taxation Department
for alternative payment options
Under Sections 17 and 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990 c.P.13
Application for a Minor Variance
A public meeting will be held to consider the Minor
Variance application:
South
St. South
Birch
Birch St.
Taxes can be paid in person at:
325 Farr Drive in Haileybury
Notice of the Passing of an Official Plan Amendment
and a Zoning By-law Amendment
The City of Temiskaming Shores has received the following Minor Variance application:
File #:
A-2016-06(H)
Owner:
Albert and Kathleen Blanchard
Agent:
Abby Smythe
Property: 333 Lakeview Avenue, North Cobalt
St
Poplar
Poplar St
The first installment for the 2016 final tax bill is due:
Friday, July 15th
City Hall, 325 Farr Drive, Haileybury
South
St. South
Maple St.
Maple
2016 Final Tax Bills
have been mailed out.
Tuesday, August 2, 2016 – 6:00 P.M.
Application for a Minor Variance
A copy of Amendment No. 1 to the City of Temiskaming Shores Official Plan and
By-law No. 2016-117 are available for inspection between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
at City Hall. For further information contact the undersigned.
Jennifer Pye, Planner
PO Box 2050, Haileybury, ON P0J 1K0
Tel: 705-672-3363 ext. 4105 | Fax: 705-672-2911
Email: jpye@temiskamingshores.ca
Temiskaming Shores Public Library
TD Summer Reading Club Storytime at Both Branches of the Library
The Temiskaming Shores Public Library is pleased to offer a T.D. Summer Reading
Club STORY TIME for the first time. This STORY TIME is for children of preschool
age right through to 7 year olds accompanied by an adult. Older siblings may want
to read on their own or use a public access computer while their younger siblings
enjoy STORY TIME.
This program will run on Wednesdays from 11:15 a.m. until noon
Haileybury Branch: July 6th, 20th, August 3rd, 17th
New Liskeard Branch: July 13th, 27th, August 10th, 24th
Drop in to join in the fun or contact us for more information.
Call 705-647-4215 or email us at
newliskeard@temisklibrary.com
Additional Information – For more information about this matter, contact the
undersigned. Additional information about the proposed minor variance is available
for inspection between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at City Hall or by contacting the
undersigned.
Jennifer Pye
Secretary-Treasurer, Committee of Adjustment
325 Farr Drive
PO Box 2050
Haileybury, ON P0J 1K0
Tel: 705-672-3363 ext. 4105
Fax: 705-672-2911
Application for Zoning By-law Amendment
The City of Temiskaming Shores has received the following application to
amend the Zoning By-law:
File #:
Owner:
Agent:
Property:
ZBA-2016-02(D)
Ken Brownlee and Sons Equipment Corp.
Jeff Celentano MCIP, RPP
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Concours de lecture estivale
Concours de lecture à la bibliothèque publique de Temiskaming Shores pour les
jeunes de 5 à 18 ans! Pour chaque 10 livres français lus de la bibliothèque vous
recevrez un prix!
À partir du 1er juillet au 31 août 2016.
Veuillez prendre votre feuillet pour y inscrire les titres et les auteurs des livres lus.
Donc, lisez et gagnez!
705-647-4215 ou cpeddie@temisklibrary.com
Livres SURPRISE durant l’été pour les adultes
Livres SURPRISE durant l’été à la succursale de New Liskeard.
Juillet et août 2016
Choisissez votre livre SURPRISE des paniers de la section française au premier étage et lisez!
Écrivez vos commentaires si vous désirez! (Ils se trouvent dans le livre).
Rapportez vos livres SURPRISE et nous partagerons vos opinions sans hésiter!
Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo—Go Wild with the Library at Riverside Place!
Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo will be visiting as part of the Library’s TD Summer Reading
Program theme of Wild!
Date: Thursday, July 14
Time: From 9:30-11:30
Where: Riverside Place in New Liskeard
Come out to see some wild critters with the library staff!
For more information, call 705-647-4215.
TD Summer Reading Program Craft Sessions at Both Branches of the Library
Join us for the Wild About Reading craft sessions for the TD Summer Reading
Program. Children aged 5-10 years old are invited to come to the story and craft
sessions in July and August in both branches.
Sessions run from 1:00-2:30 on the following dates:
Haileybury Branch: Saturday, July 16 and Saturday, August 13
New Liskeard Branch: Saturday, July 30 and Saturday, August 27
Get Wild about Reading! For more information, contact us at the library: Haileybury
Branch 705-672-3707, New Liskeard Branch 705-647-4215
To register or for more information about any of the Library’s programs, call
705-647-4215 or 705-672-3707, see our facebook page, email NewLiskeard@
temisklibrary.com or Haileybury@temisklibrary.com , visit our website at www.
temisklibrary.com , or visit your Library Branch!
Any person may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal
presentation to express support of, or opposition to, this application. If you are
aware of any person who may be affected by this application, who has not
received a copy of this notice, it would be appreciated if you would inform them
of the application. Written comments on this application may be forwarded to the
City prior to the hearing.
For more information about this matter, including information about preserving
your appeal rights, contact the undersigned.
Jennifer Pye
Planner
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PO Box 2050
Haileybury, ON P0J 1K0
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Fines,
bans
follow
hunting
offences
TEMISKAMING
SHORES
(Staff/Special) – Three London
area men have been fined and
banned from hunting for a year
after pleading guilty to offences related to illegal black bear
hunting.
The incident occurred north of
Temagami in September 2014,
and was heard June 23 by Justice of the Peace Eileen Walker
in Haileybury.
The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry reports that an investigation began
after staff located bear baits and
off-road vehicle tracks behind a
locked gate on the Red Squirrel
access road.
The ministry said they found
that two men from Dutton and
Wallacetown had used ramps to
get their off-road vehicle over
the gate and into an area where
motorized access is prohibited.
They accessed the former’s
remote hunt camp and placed
bear baits in the area.
The Wallacetown man subsequently harvested a bear.
He was fined $1,000 for
trespassing for the purpose of
hunting and $200 for failing to
submit a mandatory 2014 black
bear hunt questionnaire.
The Dutton man was fined
$1,000 for trespassing for the
purpose of hunting and $200 for
possession two slot-sized walleye discovered at one of the bait
sites.
A third man, from Rodney,
was fined $1,000 for possessing an illegally killed black bear
and $200 for making a false
statement in his mandatory hunt
questionnaire.
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BEARING WITNESS
As if on cue, a bear was recently spotted as it slowly made its way across the entrance to the landfill on the Lake Temagami
Access Road. Bears are frequently seen in the area – as evidenced by the sign. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
All three were also banned
from hunting for one year in
Wildlife Management Unit 40,
where the offences occurred.
INCIDENT
In an unrelated incident, three
men from the New Liskeard
area and a fourth from Ottawa
were fined a total of $3,000
in connection with an illegal
moose hunt.
The offence dates back to
October 2012, when the ministry says conservation officers
checked the hunting party at
their hunt camp in the Kenabeek
area.
The ministry said the group
had three cow moose validation
tags but no licence for a bull
moose.
When a bull moose was
found, the ministry said the
men reported it had been shot
by a member of their party who
was exercising his aboriginal
right to hunt.
The ministry said its investigation found that the moose
had been shot by one of the four
men.
UPCOMING
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DATE: Tuesday, July 19, 2016
TIME: 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM
LOCATION: Temiskaming Shores City Hall
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ota DATE: Le mardi 19 juillet 2016
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Member Member of Parliament / Député Nipissing-‐Timiskaming Timiskaming . Each of the four men was
fined $750 for possessing an illegally killed bull moose.
The case was heard June 23
in Haileybury by Justice of the
Peace Walker.
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Hold the love
”
I didn’t
fall down in love,
I rose in it.
”
At the family cottage
Sue
Nielsen
Toni Morrison
They say a child’s coffin is the
heaviest.
I can well imagine the meaning behind that statement.
My mother lost six children after I was born.
She lost two daughters that
each lived for a week or two before passing away.
I recall her speaking about this
to us as children and I know it
weighed heavy on her, the loss
of her children.
She would tell us that our sisters were buried in the Silverland
Cemetery while tears formed in
her eyes.
The loss of a child is a wound
that never fully heals and the cliché ‘time heals’ is far from the
truth.
I like the quote, ”Death leaves
a heartache no one can heal, love
leaves a memory no one can
steal.”
I was on reporting duty last
week and it was my job to cover
the One Foot Forward series of
events held to honour the memory of toddler Greyson Zubyck.
But on another level, I was on
duty as a mother, as a community member and someone who
values life, love and compassion.
I can only imagine the range
of emotions that John and Shelly
Zubyck must have been feeling
in their hearts as the day played
out.
I don’t recall ever hearing such
a raw, heart-rending message
like the one Shelly delivered during the dinner/silent auction.
The Zubycks are moving one
foot forward at a time as Shelly
said but they will proudly carry
their son with them every step of
the way.
I don’t believe everything hap-
pens for a reason either.
Sometimes the most horrible
things happen to the most amazing, incredible people.
There are no guarantees in this
life, things happen out of the
blue.
Your loved one can be with
you one minute and gone the
next.
That is the reality of life on
this earth.
When my mother died I felt
something had been taken away
from me and I recall driving past
the cemetery on my way to work
thinking she doesn’t belong in
that place, she belongs at home
with her children, her friends and
family.
I wanted to run to that place
and bring her home.
The mind wants to believe
what it will.
When someone loses a loved
one it is a chance to open your
heart as wide as possible and
walk beside that person until
they are able to breathe, think
and function again.
Maybe a young couple sees
their child in every good deed
and compassionate action shown
to them?
I spoke with my friend Charlie
Fortin during the dinner and he
said he had lost his 16-year-old
daughter Lise in a car accident.
He understood what the
Zubycks were going through.
Thank you Charlie for that special moment.
As we float along this river of
life each loss is different, a sibling, a spouse, a child, a pet or
friend, there’s one constant—
you hold the love close, oh so
close.
Editorial
Daily need
Summer’s here and the living is easy.
Except for a growing number of people who access food banks in our
region and beyond.
While most of us enjoy a shopping trip to the grocery store to purchase a
juicy steak, salads, drinks and the like, there are those among us who can
only dream of that luxury.
The need for food never stops, hunger is a daily issue faced by people in
this region (children, adults and seniors) and the food banks that serve them.
While the cost of living rises, the poor among us are left to manage at the
doors of a food bank.
The government of Ontario has said it has created a poverty reduction
strategy but we can only wonder what areas it seems to address.
The poverty reduction strategy aims to increase the minimum wage, create
jobs and employment, provide school nutrition programs and add extra programs for families along with more affordable housing options.
While the heads of large government corporations make millions in salaries
and bonuses, the poor of this province and, in particular, Northern Ontario
wait for the rubber to meet the road in terms of poverty reduction.
Anyone who pays a hydro bill, puts gas in their car or pays rent will know
how much disposable income they have left over at the end of the month for
food.
Food bank volunteers see up close and personal the devastation poverty
can have on people and they are the kind-hearted souls who step forward to
manage the need for food in South Temiskaming.
Generally speaking, we talk about food banks and the issue of hunger
around the time our two community food bank drives take place - just prior to
Easter weekend and then in the fall.
But people go hungry every day in this region and food banks are not fair
weather operations that shut their doors just because summer comes along.
Please be generous and donate to your local food bank and thank you!
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Marsh flying high with programming help
Diane Johnston
Speaker Reporter
HILLIARDTON – New technology and new help on the
ground will improve educational programs and bird data collection at the Hilliardton marsh.
Thanks to donors, the Hilliardton Marsh Research and Education Centre has the assistance of
an intern for six months.
Intern Sidney Coll, who
took in the spring programs
at the marsh, will review programming over the summer,
explained Dalas Forget, the
marsh’s executive director.
She’ll work on expanding and
improving the marsh’s educational programs, for both school
groups and the public, related to
wetlands and the birds that depend on them.
A $12,000 grant from Colleges and Institutes Canada (CIC)
is helping to fund her position.
CIC is a national organization
representing publicly funded
colleges, institutes, college-type
schools in Quebec, and polytechnical schools.
The marsh was also awarded
a $2,500 community action
grant from the RBC Blue Water
Project to help fund the intern’s
position.
The corporate program supports water protection programs
in Canada as well as the U.S.,
Australia, United Kingdom,
Luxembourg and Malaysia.
The money for the Hilliardton
marsh was raised in part at an
annual barbecue sponsored by
the New Liskeard RBC branch,
said branch manager Jeff Laferriere.
Part of Ms. Coll’s work on the
marsh’s educational programming, meanwhile, will incorporate the latest addition to the
site.
The marsh has installed a
68-foot Motus telemetry tower
at a temporary location a short
walk from its education and bird
banding centre.
TOWER
The tower, which resembles
an old-style television antenna,
is actually part of a hemispheric
tracking system for migratory
birds.
High-flying birds can now
be identified even if they don’t
drop by the marsh.
The tower is equipped with
receivers that can detect tracking devices on even the tiniest
of birds, at a distance of some
20 kilometres.
The tower at the Hilliardton
marsh is the only one located
between James Bay and Georgian Bay.
While birds migrate from the
Hudson Bay region to southern
Ontario, Mr. Forget said their
specific routes haven’t been
mapped.
When the tower goes live
in time for the fall migration,
he said the marsh will collect
“some new information that’s
never been known.”
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In
Memoriam
July 13th 2010
In loving memory of
Rhodes Grenville Boothby
He is gone but not
forgotten and as
dawns another day.
In our lonely hours of
thinking. Thoughts of
him are always near.
Days of sadness still
come over us. But as
dawns another year.
In our lonely hours of
thinking. Thoughts of
him are always near.
Lovingly remembered by his wife
Isabelle & Family
Four years have passed
since your journey
They say it’s a beautiful
journey from the old world
to the new, some day I’ll
Dalas Forget, executive director of the Hilliardton Marsh Research and Education Centre,
left, receives a $2,500 cheque awarded to the Centre from RBC branch manager Jeff Laferriere, right. This funding helps the Centre hire an intern, Sidney Coll, middle, and to improve
education programming. Visible in the background is the new MOTUS tower used to track
local bird migration. (Photo by Darien Sauve)
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make that journey which will
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when I reach that garden in
which there is no pain I’ll
put my arms around you and
never part again.
With Love, Michael
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CELEBRATING SENIORS
Temiskaming Lodge celebrated Seniors Month recently
with an open house and special activities. Pictured
here enjoying the outdoor setting behind the longterm care home in Haileybury are (standing from
left): James “Kye” Palmer, co-director of care Marilea
Ross, resident and family services coordinator Angela
Douglass, Lely Dell, Violet “Ann” Carter, administrator
Francine Gosselin, activity co-ordinator Lindsay
Bourassa, and George Dodds. Seated in front are
Florence Johnston and William “Rodney” Peters. (Staff
photo by Darlene Wroe)
Tour plotting crops info
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – A caravan of agricultural expertise is pulling
into Temiskaming later this month.
Five provincial crops specialists will take part in the annual summer crop tour
July 21.
Temiskaming is the fourth stop on a tour that sees the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs group also visit Manitoulin, Algoma, Sudbury and
Verner.
On board will be Joanna Follings, cereals specialist; Jake Munroe, soil fertility
specialist; Ben Rosser, corn industry program lead; Meghan Moran, canola and ed-
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The annual district tour is organized by the Temiskaming Crops Coalition.
The day begins at Koch Farms in Earlton, where visitors will board buses at 10:30
a.m.
First stop is Grant Farms in Harley for lunch and a tour of the farm plots. (An open
house continues at Grant’s until 3p.m.)
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The sad
tale of Mrs.
Lucky and
the slipand-trip
hazards
in the
bathroom
was told by
Marcella
Rivard,
left, and
Eleanor
Katona, at
the Spring
Fling.
(Staff photo
by Diane
Johnston)
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – A full house turned out for
seniors’ information at Spring Fling number six.
The annual event at Riverside Place in New Liskeard drew 200
seniors and presenters June 15.
They heard from experts on power of attorney and occupational
therapy, took in exercise classes, and learned about Temiskaming
Shores’ age friendly planning exercise.
The mood was lightened by skits on seniors’ issues, staged by
the Temiskaming Rising Stars and its francophone counterpart,
L’étoile de la sagesse Témiskaming.
Almost a dozen information booths, inside and outside, profiled
programs, services and businesses geared to seniors’ needs.
It was sponsored by the Timiskaming Elder Abuse Task Force,
the Timiskaming Injury Prevention Older Adult Committee and
the Stay on Your Feet initiative.
It was the final of three sessions held in the district, following
events in Englehart and Kirkland Lake.
ONTARIO ENERGY BOARD NOTICE
ONTARIO POWER GENERATION INC.
BOWMAN’S BERRY PATCH
STRAWBERRIES
WEEKENDER
Ontario Power Generation Inc. has applied to raise its payment amounts.
Learn more. Have your say.
PICK YOUR OWN OR HAVE THEM FRESH PICKED FOR YOU
Located at 211259 Garden Road in Hilliard Twp.
Turn right off Highway 11 at the Thornloe Crossroads
corner then follow signs
For information about picking times or to place a fresh
picked order call
Ontario Power Generation Inc. has applied to the Ontario Energy Board with a plan to
increase the amount it charges for the output of its nuclear generating facilities and
most of its hydroelectric generating facilities in each of the five years beginning on
January 1, 2017 and ending on December 31, 2021. If the Ontario Energy Board approved
the application as filed, Ontario Power Generation has calculated that the monthly bill for
the typical residential customer using 750 kWh of electricity per month would change by
the following amounts:
2017
-$1.29
Matt & Elaine Bowman
705-563-8444
Temagami Family Health Team
Submitted by Ellen Ibey
Be Safe in the Sun
One of the main causes of skin cancer is exposure to ultraviolet radiation,
or UV rays. Did you know that ultraviolet rays can damage your skin in as
little as 15 minutes?
Most cases of skin cancer are preventable. You can reduce your risk of
getting skin cancer by taking some simple but important steps. To avoid
the harmful effects of UV rays, everyone should:
• Select shaded areas for outdoor activities.
• Wear a broad-brimmed hat and clothing with a tight weave, including a long-sleeved shirt and long pants, if you have to be in the
sun for long periods of time.
• Use a sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of at least 15.
Make sure it has both UVAand UVB protection.Apply to exposed
skin 15 to 30 minutes before going out in the sun, and re-apply 15
to 30 minutes after sun exposure begins. You should also re-apply
sunscreen after vigorous activity that could remove the product,
such as swimming, toweling or excessive sweating and rubbing.
• Avoid overexposing yourself to the sun without protection, especially between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
• Certain medications can make your skin more sensitive to UV rays.
Consult your health care provider if you have questions about
your medication.
Remember that babies and children are at greater risk than adults because of their more sensitive skin.
Talk to your health care provider about any changes to your skin like:
• a birthmark or a mole that changes shape, colour, size or surface
• any new growth on your skin – pale, pearly nodules that may grow
larger and crust, or red, scaly, sharply defined patches
• any sore that doesn’t heal
• any patch of skin that bleeds, oozes, swells, itches or becomes red
and bumpy
Preventative Health Care – the Easiest Way
to Protect Your Future!
17 O’Connor Drive, P.O. Box 98, Temagami, ON P0H 2H0
Tel: 705.569.3244 Fax: 705.569.2610
2018
$1.73
2019
$1.07
2020
$1.86
2021
$1.89
Other customers, including businesses, will be affected as well.
THE ONTARIO ENERGY BOARD IS HOLDING A PUBLIC HEARING
The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) will hold a public hearing to consider Ontario Power Generation’s
request. We will question the company on its case for a payment amount increase. We will also hear
questions and arguments from individuals and from groups that represent consumers of electricity. At the
end of this hearing, the OEB will decide what, if any, increase will be allowed.
If Ontario Power Generation’s application is approved, the OEB’s subsequent review in the years 2018
through 2021 may be limited to applying a formula that is tied to inflation and to ensuring certain annual
adjustments are made in accordance with the approved payment amount plan. You may not receive
further notice of those adjustments.
The OEB is an independent and impartial public agency. We make decisions that serve the public
interest. Our goal is to promote a financially viable and efficient energy sector that provides you with
reliable energy services at a reasonable cost.
BE INFORMED AND HAVE YOUR SAY
You have the right to information regarding this application and to be involved in the process:
• You can review Ontario Power Generation’s application on the OEB’s website now.
• You can file a letter with your comments, which will be considered during the hearing.
• You can become an active participant (called an intervenor). Apply by July 26, 2016 or the hearing
will go ahead without you and you will not receive any further notice of the proceeding.
• At the end of the process, you can review the OEB’s decision and its reasons on our website.
LEARN MORE
The payment amounts relate to generation from Ontario Power Generation’s nuclear facilities and most
of its hydroelectric facilities. They make up part of the Electricity line - one of the five line items on your
bill. Our file number for this case is EB-2016-0152. To learn more about this hearing, find instructions on
how to file letters or become an intervenor, or to access any document related to this case please select
the file number EB-2016-0152 from the list on the OEB website: www.ontarioenergyboard.ca/notice.
You can also phone our Consumer Relations Centre at 1-877-632-2727 with any questions.
ORAL VS. WRITTEN HEARINGS
There are two types of OEB hearings – oral and written. The OEB will determine later in the process
whether to hold an oral or a written hearing in this case. If you think an oral hearing is needed, you can
write to the OEB to explain why by July 26, 2016.
PRIVACY
If you write a letter of comment, your name and the content of your letter or the documents you file
with the OEB will be put on the public record and the OEB website. However, your personal telephone
number, home address and email address will be removed. If you are a business, all your information will
remain public. If you apply to become an intervenor, all information will be public.
This payment amount hearing will be held under section 78.1 of the Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998, S.O.
1998 c.15 (Schedule B).
Ontario Energy Commission de l’énergie
Board
de l’Ontario
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Officials from four governments were on hand for the official construction start of Temagami
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Bowen, constituency assistant for MPP John Vanthof; Denise Deschamps, initiatives officer
with FedNor; Temagami Mayor Lorie Hunter; Nipissing-Timiskaming MP Anthony Rota;
TFN Chief Arnold Paul; David Zimmer, Ontario’s minister of indigenous relations and
reconciliation, and TFN Second Chief Joe Katt. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
Construction of TFN
multi-use complex underway
Continued from A Front
Solar panels will be located
on the building’s roof and
geothermal heating will be
installed.
Local materials will be used
in the construction, to both
support the local economy
and ease future maintenance,
he said.
When the project was first
proposed, TFN Second Chief
Joe Katt said some people
had suggested waiting until
the community had secured a
larger land base.
But those efforts have been
ongoing for decades, he said.
Instead, he said the TFN
opted for “little steps” as it
continues to work towards a
larger base.
The community’s youth
need to know, he said, “that
people in government have
their interests at heart.”
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The new complex is “an
exciting step, not only for the
people of Bear Island but also
for the Lake Temagami community and the entire municipality,” said Temagami Mayor
Lorie Hunter.
Like the improvements at
the Temagami waterfront and
landings, she said the new
centre “is another great example of our communities moving forward.”
She said the municipality and Temagami aboriginal
communities enjoy a “special
relationship.”
“We have a number of issues
in common – caring for our
seniors and elders as they age
and having the resources to
be able to keep them in our
communities.
“We share infrastructure –
roads, dumps and landings
– and I also think we share a
number of the same goals, like
seeing our communities thrive
and prosper, our young people educated and able to find
employment.”
She said they’re stronger
when they work together, and
pointed to the development
of a partnership in a sustainable forestry licence and the
potential for seniors’ housing.
In a statement read at the
sod-turning,
TimiskamingCochrane MPP John Vanthof
described Temagami as “one
of the most recognizable
names in this province.”
“It has a mystical aura that
people equate with ancient
pines, clean water and the
stroke of a canoe paddle.
“Temagami is that and so
much more.
“We owe a great debt to
the Temagami First Nation for
their ongoing commitment to
the preservation of this region,
a task that hasn’t always been
easy.”
The state-of-the-art complex
“marks a new chapter in the
prosperous future” of the TFN,
he said.
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A second development,
meanwhile, will also begin
construction this summer.
Land has been cleared for
an elders’ complex offering 10
two-bedroom units.
The housing component of
the $1.3 million project will be
funded by Canada Mortgage
and Housing Corporation,
Chief Paul said.
He said the TFN is contributing about 40 per cent of the
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In the future, he said the
development may offer assisted living services.
He said the TFN’s population
is growing, but it too has an
increasing number of seniors.
“We’re addressing it now,” he
said.
It’s also working with the
municipality of Temagami
on efforts to increase seniors’
housing on the mainland.
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part of a Walk of Hope campaign to raise awareness of youth
suicide in Indigenous communities. From the left are Sarah
Ann Hookimaw, Remi Nakogee and Clayten Koostachin.
(Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)
Walk of hope
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raising awareness
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Fourteen youth walkers from
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and other James Bay coastal
communities set out from Cochrane, Ontario June 7 on a
month-long walking journey
hoping to raise awareness of
youth suicide in Indigenous
communities.
The journey, dubbed the
“Walk of Hope”, was created in
the wake of the recent suicide
crisis where several Attawapiskat youth had taken their own
lives or attempted suicide.
The walk is 560 kilometres in
length and each day the youth
walk for about five hours or
cover a distance of 30 kilometres per day with one day of rest
per week.
They passed through Temiskaming Shores Sunday, June 19
on their way to their final destination, Niagara Falls.
While in Temiskaming Shores
the youth walkers visited the
Shannen Koostachin memorial
statue along the shores of Lake
Temiskaming and participated
in a welcoming drumming ceremony at the New Liskeard
Keeper’s of the Circle centre.
Timmins-James Bay MP
Charlie Angus met with the
walkers while they visited the
region.
“I was so inspired by these
youth to take on such a monu-
mental walk. We are seeing
Indigenous youth from across
northern Canada take a stand
and in dark times they are making a positive difference,” he
said in a telephone interview
from his home near Cobalt.
Once they arrive in Niagara
Falls on July 9 they will be attending a youth summit followed by an Assembly of First
Nation Chiefs meeting.
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The youth plan to present
their concerns to the chiefs
when they arrive.
“The goal of our walk is to
raise awareness of the conditions that First Nations children
live in and to hopefully see action to help youth,” said walker
Remi Nakogee just south of
New Liskeard on Highway 11
Sunday, June 19.
Youth walker Sarah Ann
Hookimaw said, “My brother
and niece committed suicide
and we need to raise awareness
and so we walk for them.”
The youth walkers say young
people in their communities are
facing insurmountable challenges and they need hope.
Along the journey the youth
are receiving sponsorship from
various First Nation groups for
accommodations and meals and
De Beers Canada, which operates a diamond mine near Attawapiskat, has agreed to sponsor the youth.
“We find the walking good, it
is a bit hot,” said walker Clayten Koostachin. “Thanks to
Timiskaming First Nation for
sponsoring our stay last night.”
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WEEKENDER
A garden party among
flowers and friends
Darlene Wroe
Speaker Reporter
Elizabeth Bishop and Cal Knight are pictured here with some
of the garden posts, decorated by area artists, which will be
auctioned off at the Temiskaming Art Gallery garden party
Saturday, July 16. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe)
HUDSON TOWNSHIP -- The
sweeping gardens of Joanne
Smith of Hudson Township will
be the scene of a garden party in
the style of the popular television series Downton Abbey this
Saturday, July 16.
The Temiskaming Art Gallery
(TAG) fundraiser event will
offer area residents and visitors an opportunity to immerse
themselves in the ambience of
an early twentieth century garden party where they can enjoy
a summer afternoon among the
flowers and friends.
As part of the garden party,
there will also be an auction
of a selection of garden posts
created by several area artists
including Maureen Steward,
Lionel Venne, Cal Knight, Joe
Ann Cleroux, Sue Cavanagh,
Réjeanne Massie, and Amber
Elliott.
Over 20 four-by-four decorative posts of varying sizes will
be auctioned off, with funds
raised going toward the financial support of art exhibitions at
the gallery, as well as support of
tours of the gallery exhibits by
students of area schools. Garden posts are often seen in Florida, says organizing committee
member Elizabeth Bishop.
Along with door prizes at the
garden party, there will also be
a photo booth so that guests can
pose for a picture by which to
remember the event.
Guests will also be served
champagne and strawberries,
ice tea, lemonade, and gourmet
dainties.
People are encouraged to
dress up in the style of Downton Abbey which represents the
era of 1912 to 1939 in England,
said Ms. Bishop. Even a fancy
hat and a favourite summer outfit will help guests get into the
mood of a garden party.
People are encouraged to fill
a car with friends and come for
an enjoyable afternoon from 2
to 4:30 p.m, she said.
Maps to Mrs. Smith’s home
are printed on each ticket.
Tickets can be purchased
from TAG board members and
various local stores in Cobalt,
Haileybury and New Liskeard.
There will be no garden tour
this year, and the organizing
party has been preparing this
garden party in its stead.
ATTENTION
AFFORDABLE FRUITS
CUSTOMERS
(formerly “Fruit Days”)
We plan to have fresh Aarron Diamond
Peaches and Early Golden Plums at the
RIVERSIDE FARMERS’ MARKET
on July 23, 2016
TO ORDER # 2s F OR CANNING
CALL:
705-676-69 26 or 705-563-239 7
BEF ORE 6 PM J ULY 18, 2016
#1s will be available. No Sunday calls.
3 months $27.25
6 months $44.00
1 year $67.00
Savard & Area Fire Dept.
705-544-8797
Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
ACROSS
1. Decades
5. Chime
9. Luxury hotel
12. Skip
13. Car part
14. Corn piece
15. Shortest skirt type
16. Tiniest
18. Look steadily
20. Average: hyph.
21. False front
23. Singe
27. Stylish
30. Workbench clamp
32. Limo, e.g.
33. Brunch dish
35. Small amount
37. Business note
38. Type of exercise
40. Gibbon or gorilla, e.g.
41. Winter school closer
42. Although
43. Subsides
46. African mammal, for short
51. Pleads
55. Person, place, or thing
56. “____ Are There”
57. On the water
58. Ripped
59. Breakfast item
60. Eccentric person
61. Mineral-bearing rocks
DOWN
1. Male turkeys
2. Radiate
3. 1492 vessel
4. Move slightly
5. Sidekick
6. Has being
7. Choir voice
8. Leases
9. Examine
10. Dads
11. Paintings, e.g.
17. Certain train
19. Roof projection
22. Salt Lake ____
24. Grass-skirt dance
25. At the summit of
26. Heavy twine
27. Some parents
28. Indication of future events
29. Audition tape
31. Border
34. Bring down
36. Declaration
39. Pearl source
44. Legume
45. Foundation
47. Dividing preposition
48. Meager
49. Absolute
50. Wallet stuffers
51. Spud bud
52. Yuletide drink
53. Pull
54. Glum
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b u t “ w hy . ” W hy
s hou l d y ou hel p t hem
i f t hey aren’ t w i l l i ng
t o hel p t hem s el v es ?
W hy i nd eed !
Dream on, A q u ari u s .
T hi s i s not t he f i rs t
t i m e y ou hav e as ked ,
and i t w i l l not b e
t he l as t . K eep at i t ,
and ev ent u al l y , y ou
w i l l g et w hat y ou are
af t er.
F reaky occu rrences
t ake p l ace al l w eek
l ong . E as y , P i s ces .
T hey are m ere
coi nci d ences . A f u rry
f ri end rem i nd s y ou
t here i s m ore t o l i f e
t han w ork.
December 22 -
January 20 February 18
February 19 March 20
Y i kes , A ri es . Y ou
g o ov erb oard at
w ork, and t al k
b eg i ns . R i s e ab ov e
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O op s , T au ru s .
G l i t ches p op u p al l
arou nd , and i t ’ s u p
t o y ou t o g et t o t he
b ot t om of t hi ng s . Be
caref u l . T here cou l d
b e m ore t han one
s ou rce at f au l t .
A g g rav at i on hi t s
an al l - t i m e hi g h at
hom e, and y ou m u s t
p l an s om et hi ng f u n
t o d o t o b reak t he
t ens i on. L ook t o a
y ou ng s t er f or i d eas ,
G em i ni .
P rai s e com es f or a
p roj ect w el l d one.
Cel eb rat e w i t h y ou r
cl os es t f ri end s ,
L eo. A b u s i nes s
card p oi nt s y ou i n
a new d i rect i on.
A n ap p oi nt m ent i s
cancel l ed .
F ranknes s i s not y ou r
s t y l e, b u t f or a l ov ed
one, i t i s t he onl y
w ay t o g o. G i v e i t t o
t hem s t rai g ht , V i rg o,
el s e t hey w i l l not
hear one t hi ng y ou
s ay .
March 21 April 19
Craz i er not i ons had
b een had , Cancer. G o
w i t h i t . I t w i l l t u rn
ou t g reat . A hob b y
b eg i ns t o g et cos t l y .
L ook f or w ay s t o
cu t b ack, ev en i f i t
m eans s econd hand .
June 22 July 22
September 22
L i s t en cl os el y , L i b ra.
S om eone i s t ry i ng t o
g et y ou r at t ent i on. A
s eni or cou l d u s e a b i g
b oos t . Do w hat y ou
can. A d ead l i ne i s
ex t end ed .
T hi nk b ef ore y ou
act , S corp i o. T hi ng s
are d ef i ni t el y not as
t hey ap p ear. Du t i es
are reas s i g ned at
w ork, and y ou end
u p w i t h a f ew new
t as ks .
September 23 -
October 23 November 21
Chang e i s i n t he ai r.
A d ap t , S ag i t t ari u s .
R es i s t i ng w i l l onl y
m ake l i f e hard er.
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s p i ri t s at hom e and
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