May 21, 2014 - The Westend Weekly

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The Westend Weekly
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ZBox 66, 303 Fifth St., Rainy River, ON P0W 1L0 Ph. 807-852-3815, Fax. 807-852-1863, Email. [email protected] Vol. 22, No. 8 Wednesday, May 21, 2014
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Are there enough trees?
Ed McLeod checked out the display. He worked in the
Woodlands Division for 37 years from 1959 to 1996.
Bill Morrison Sr. and Ed Haglund shared a few laughs about
their time at the mill, carrying the trademark lunch kits.
John Rafferty, MP, stands by the wall of photos showing retirees from the Mill
Doug MacDonald (standing) chatted with Al Smith who
worked in the environmental department for 37 years. Doug
worked with Sherry George to put together the history of
the Mill as part of his work towards his Honours Thesis in
the Bachelor of Arts Program at Lakehead University. His
thesis is about the History of the Pulp and Paper Industry in
Fort Frances.
By: Teresa Hazel
It was during the opening of
the Fort Frances Museum’s
summer exhibit, 100 Years of
Logging, that the question,
“Are there enough trees”, was
asked and answered by 35year woodlands employee, Jim
Krag.
“People often questioned me,
‘will there be enough trees to
get my mortgage paid off’,
‘will there be enough trees for
me to get to retirement’”, recollected Krag during the opening remarks portion of the
welcoming reception.
“I have pride and confidence
in the state of our forests”, reported Krag although admitted
that it was the shift in markets
due to the information age that
decreased the need for the
products that were being produced from the trees and ultimately led to the closure of the
pulp and paper mill in Fort
Frances.
He thanked the museum for
recognizing the importance of
the forest industry to the area.
Member of Parliament, John
Rafferty spoke and also delivered a message from MP,
Sarah Campbell.
“It is important for me to be
here in light of the events in
the last couple of weeks”, said
Rafferty who went on to say
that it was a, “bittersweet
event”.
It is sad for workers and families and communities. Thirty
eight thousand jobs have disappeared in the forest industry
in Northern Ontario.
We have called for a National
Strategy on Forestry. We are
battling for severances and
pensions and we continue to
fight on behalf of families”,
noted Rafferty who also serves
as the NDP Forestry critic.
Rafferty also reflected on the
commitment of workers to the
local mill over the years.
“A lot of blood, sweat and
tears have gone into the indus-
Neil Whitefield is one of the few employees still working at
Resolute who will be done in a “week or so”. He is the Pulp
Superintendent and has worked at the mill since June 1977.
“The exhibit is excellent. Well done. It’s very informative
and brings back a lot of memories”, he said.
From l. Jim Krag, Woodlands Manager (Resolute Forest
Products), Sherry George, Curator (Fort Frances Museum),
John Rafferty, MP, and Roy Avis, Mayor of Fort Frances.
try over the past 100 years”, he
said adding that it is reflected
on the photos being displayed.
“There are many faces on the
walls”.
Mayor Roy Avis also wel-
Photographers’ showcase
What a face.
Carla Kibiuk retired in 2009 from the Fort Frances Mill
after working there for almost 39 years as the Purchasing
Manager. She reminisced with Don Dickson who worked in
Woodlands for 24 years before retiring in 1998.
Photo by Emily Fraser, Pinewood
comed the guests and visitors
to the celebration. He extended
sincere appreciation to the
100th Anniversary Committee,
to the Friends of the Museum
and to the Curator of the Museum, Sherry George.
He spoke about the generations of families that have
earned a living from the logging industry.
He spoke about the sale of the
Fort Frances Mill throughout
the years and the period marking the end of the “glory days”
when Boise Cascade Canada
sold it.
Mayor Avis also extended appreciation to the employees of
the mill and logging industry.
“We will bring Fort Frances
back to the prosperity that we
once enjoyed”, pledged Avis.
“This is a celebration of the
past, but we also have to look
at the future”.
Curator, Sherry George then
wrapped up the remarks.
“It’s hard to ignore the big
elephant in the room”, noted
George as to the announcement
one week prior to the 100th anniversary of the mill opening,
that it would be permanently
closed.
“I lost my own job with the
mill in 2009”, said George
From l. Margaret Rousseau (her dad, Ted Orton, worked at
the Mill); Maxine Hayes (great grandfather , C.W. Hughes
was at the opening of the mill); Fay Davis (her father-in-law,
Mac Davis, was a Machinist at the Mill and her husband,
Ted, towed logs on the Hallett).
adding that she went through a areas, and retired employees
period of grief and felt sad.
were there to remember.
“We have a community of
There was also an email meshard working people. We are sage posted from former Genresilient and we are resource- eral Manager, Marty O’Brien.
ful”, she said.
Although he couldn’t be in at“Rather than grieving over tendance, his words brought
what could’ve been done, many fond memories of his
we’re ready to meet the future time here.
head on”, she said with confi“I am very proud to have been
dence and added that of the ten associated with the mill and its
people let go in 2009, they have employees. My tenure with the
all moved on to better things.
mill was the highlight and the
She spoke about the need for most rewarding of my career”,
a small pause for reflection on he said. “I have very fond
where we have come from.
memories of the mill, its per“The community’s future is sonnel and the Town itself”, he
out there. The best is yet to added, congratulating the Mucome”.
seum on its exhibit.
The guests were then invited
The Exhibit will run throughto explore the many photos and out the summer months at the
memorabilia
on
display Fort Frances Museum and Culthroughout the Museum (up- tural Centre with a speaker sestairs and downstairs), and help ries lined up as well. Contact
themselves to complimentary Sherry George at the Museum
refreshments.
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Many people could be seen details at 807.274.7891.
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Page 2, The Westend Weekly, May 21, 2014
Moos by Kim Jo Bliss
Wow, we have passed the
middle of the month and I still
haven’t made a pass on the
land. And yes; it is driving me
crazy! I stopped in to EARS
over the weekend and we were
getting close – only to have
rain again which will keep us
off the land again for a couple
of days. I am so disappointed
with our late spring – it usually
means we end up rushing
around and that is when mistakes happen. As long as I
have worked here (since 1988)
– I have never been this late! I
haven’t had everything planted
by this date but at least I have
been started.
Even with the wet conditions
we were still able to fence over
the long weekend. It was actually pretty easy to put electric
fence stakes in to our very saturated ground. The sheep
were anxious to get out pasturing when they see me fencing
near them but there isn’t
enough growth to let them out
yet. I am hoping things will
grow this week and we can get
them out of their yard. Normally the sheep yard doesn’t
get that muddy but there is
mud this year! Maddie and
Marlee were out helping check
fence and they did their share
of work as well. They both
now can put staples into the
fence and picked brush off the
edges of hay fields. All this is
a huge treat since they get to 4Wheeler around the fence and
fields. Since they worked so
hard we did take the time to
have some fun-time and we
got the horse out, cleaned him
up, trimmed his feet and took
him for a ride. I am hoping the
girls will take over caring for
Office Closures
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May 27th - May 29th and will
re-open Friday, May 30th.
All Northwestern Health Unit staff
will be attending
the Do One Thing Conference.
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In case of a Public Health Emergency
please call 1-866-475-6505.
Letter to the editor
the horse soon since it seems
there just isn’t enough time to
spend much time with him and
he would enjoy more attention
– especially the attention of 2
little girls that seem to love
horses.
I hope everyone took the time
to watch our local boys / girls
star in Fool’s Gold. I am not a
big TV fan but I truly enjoyed
the episodes. I would far
sooner watch that than most
programs. Since I didn’t have
the discovery channel I went
and visited Tedder and Debber
and we laughed out loud like
we hadn’t in a long time! It
was great entertainment and
good job to the cast for getting
us on the map! Looking forward to future episodes!
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The Red Pine and White
Spruce seedlings have arrived
at EARS. We still have plenty
left to sell – at .25cents per
tree. They are in bundles of 25
and we would prefer to get
them bundled. Our hours are 8
a.m. till 4:45 p.m. Please keep
in mind that if the weather is
decent we will be on the land
so coming at the beginning /
end of the day or over lunch is
greatly appreciated. EARS
phone # is 807-482-2354 or
email me [email protected].
Dear Editor:
We are writing to extend a
special invitation to all cancer
survivors to attend the Canadian Cancer Society’s Relay
for Life. In honour of each
person’s battle against cancer,
we invite you to attend the Survivors’ Reception and Dinner,
and then take that celebratory
lap around the track with others who have also been diagnosed with cancer at some time
in their lives.
Everyone who has ever been
diagnosed
with
cancer,
whether years ago or very recently, is invited to be our
guest at the dinner on Friday,
June 6 at 5:00 p.m. We want
to honour you at the Opening
Ceremonies at 7:00 p.m. at the
Riverview School track, which
will be followed by the Survivors’ Victory Lap. We also
invite you to stay for the beautiful and moving luminary cer-
Please be informed that the Annual General Meeting of the
Rainy River District Social Services Administration Board
will be held on Thursday, May 22, 2013.
6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Copper River Inn
Meeting Room
700 Stewart Rd.
Fort Frances, Ontario
nosed have others to look up to
and the drive and spirit to realize if others can survive, they
can survive as well. It definitely softens the blow a cancer diagnosis brings.
We want as many survivors
to attend as possible, and because we want to properly honour survivors and their
caregivers, we need to register
everyone prior to the event.
Any cancer survivor who is
reading this – please give us a
call and let us know you are
planning to attend the Relay
for Life. We really feel passionately that the lives of other
survivors make a difference to
those who may be diagnosed at
some point in the future.
Please call Tiffany Matthew at
852-4546 or any other Relay
Committee member.
See you at the Relay!
Survivor Committee Chair,
Rainy River Relay for Life
La Verendrye Auxiliary hard at work
From left, Helen Pattison, Lori Maki - Executive Vice-President, Davetta Sheppard, Allan
Katz - President and CEO, Susan Robertson, Dixie Badiuk, Shirley Scofield, Julie Loveday Manager of Inpatient and Emergency Services
The members of La
Verendrye General Hospital
Notice of Meeting:
emony. Candles placed in luminary bags are purchased
prior to and at the event and lit
in honour of friends and loved
ones who have conquered or
are battling cancer, and in
memory of those who have
lost their battle. The candles
burn all night as team participants walk the course throughout the night.
We know that more people
are surviving cancer and the
chance for them to come together and be recognized at
events such as these sends an
important message to our community.
Cancer survivors
show through their strength
and courage that we are making great progress against this
disease. Those who have survived for many years are a testimony to the fact that the
battle can be and is being won
over and over again. Those
that are more recently diag-
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which they pledged and raised
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The beds are only the beginning for the members; the
LVGH Auxiliary continuously
works hard on different projects supporting health care.
“We do make a difference,”
stated auxiliary member Helen
Pattison, “All funds earned by
our auxiliary are used at LaVerendrye Hospital.” The members were also able to raise the
funds for a Primacare chair for
the birthing room, and have recently made the final payment
of $10,000 on their $60,000
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The Auxiliary is very thankful for all the support. “We
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and volunteers who work so
diligently at fundraising
events, and the entire community for supporting us in our
endeavors,” enthused Helen.
“Riverside is blessed with
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executive officer. “Each auxiliary member at each site is an
integral part of health care in
our community and their important work does not go unnoticed. Through their selfless
actions, our auxiliary members
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every day,” he added.
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Rainy River District. RHC operates hospitals in Fort
Frances, Emo and Rainy River,
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chronic disease management
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Elsa Longpre and Jessica Horn sign up for a summer membership at Snap Fitness.
Ashley Benoit checks out the countertop samples on display
at Northlands Kitchen and Design Consulting.
Susan Carmody tried on a pair of the ‘Total Support Sandals’ with the help of Ramiro Matias at the Pharmasave display.
Rick Strickland tried out a CF Moto Terralander with his
daughter Keira at the Just 4 Fun Power Sports display. “I’m
trying to talk my wife into letting me get one”, said Strickland.
Paul Pirie, Club Member, promotes the 3rd Annual Boundary Waters Dragon Boat Festival set for July 1st at the Sorting Gap Marina.
Rockin’ for a Reason. Seated from l. Ruth Caldwell and
Shirley Scofield. Auxiliary members standing from l. Fran
Hahkala and Dixie Badiuk.
By: Teresa Hazel
fundraising events for Chem
The Fort Frances Memorial Free Grad, the Lakers, the La
Sports Centre was filled to ca- Verendrye Hospital Auxiliary
pacity with over fifty five ex- and Riverside Foundation for
hibitors displaying their goods Health Care were available for
and services to the community. those that attended.
Everything ranging from fiThe exhibitors came from
nancial
information
to Northern Ontario, Minnesota
and Manitoba to share information about real estate, politics, business consulting,
website development, financial
planning, flowers, and fitness.
There were cars and trucks on
display thanks to Sunset Country Ford as well as big boats
and watercraft thanks to Nestor
Falls Marine. Many little kids
and big kids were hopping on
the ATV’s that were being displayed by Just 4 Fun Power
Sports out of Stratton.
An interesting new prototype
of a mobile boat was being displayed by distributors. It is
called a “Tetrapod” and is
billed as the only ATV tub
trailer in North America that
transforms into a boat. Nestor
Falls Marine will be selling
this new product that is really
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Organizers of the Boundary
Water Dragon Boat Festival
were taking sign-ups for paddlers and volunteers for the
event that will take place on
July 1st after the parade. “We
have a second boat now”, reported Paul Pirie who is a club
director. “We are hoping for 18
teams this year. It’s growing
more and more every year. It’s
getting more popular”, he reported, adding that they have
confirmed two teams from International Falls City Council
who have issued a challenge
against Fort Frances. “The
challenges are on so that will be
great”.
Rockers Ruth Caldwell and
Shirley Scofield were busy
Rockin’ for a Reason to help
with the La Verendrye Hospital
Auxiliary’s annual fundraiser at
the Expo. Those that rock in the
Tizita’s Catering served fresh-brewed Ethiopian coffee at
her food booth.
rocking chairs are asked to colTizita’s Catering was promotlect pledges and people walking her upcoming Ethiopian
ing by can also make donations Traditional Foods Dinner Party
while there. Dixie Badiuk, who set for June 7 and 8 at Zion
organizes the fundraiser was Lutheran Church. She was
pleased with the support. “We serving her fresh-brewed coffee
filled all the rocking spots. Peo- as well as samples of the popuple are generous with their time lar fare. Tizita always sends a
and money”, she said and noted portion of her proceeds to the
that the funds raised are used to “Saving Hope” Orphanage in
support the purchase of med- Ethiopia.
ical equipment for La
Riverside Foundation for
Verendyre Hospital.
Health Care was also there sellThe Heart of the Continent ing their Canada Day Cash Lothad a display to inform people tery Tickets featuring a grand
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for one low price. This is
a rare breed in Canada.
Please call 807-483-1442
for more info.
9
Starter sheep herd. 1 quiet
ram, 3 ewes, 3 lambs.
$1000 firm. ph 275-5474.
9
11 year old bay sabino
pinto, gaited (Walking
Horse) mare.
See
"Dream" at www.themoneypitranch.com
.
$2500/reasonable offers.
807-488-5705.
9
TO GIVE AWAY
FREE cast iron bath tub holds water well Mary
274-2779.
10
MOVING/YARD SALES
Huge Garage Sale, Saturday, May 24th 8am-4pm.
Robert Ewald residence,
806 River Ave. E., Rainy
River, watch for signs. 3
households, large gun
cabinet, fishing rods,
dressers, lamps, large
chair, flat screen tv, 4
storage chest with drawers like new, new mens
shirts 34-36, many more
treasurers.
9
Yard/Downsizing Sale,
rain or shine, at 245
Sundwall Rd., 5 km west
of Stratton on Friday,
May 23rd 10am-7pm and
Sat., May 24th 8am to
4pm. Household items,
power tools, collectibles,
garden/yard items, bike
carrier for car, etc. Watch
for balloons & signage.
9
GARAGE Sale, Ranger 8
Welder/Generator, Century-Lincoln Wire Feed
Welder, Troy-Bilt Chipper/Shredder,
tools,
household items, boat
motor and more. 9 miles
north of Devlin on Hwy
613 N. on May 24th and
25th. From 10am - 4pm.
9
Garage Sale & Bake Sale,
Saturday, May 24, 2014,
8:00 am to 2:00 pm at the
home of Greg and Terri
Anne Lundgren, turn
south on Atwood Road
#2, to 344 Riverbend
Drive, just east of Rainy
River. This is a fundraiser
for the Rainy River District 4-H Team in the
Relay For Life, all proceeds go to the Canadian
Cancer Society. Luminaries and Relay Bracelets
will also be for sale! 9
pump for sale. 3 Ton with
Flow Centre and elec.
backup. Used only 6 mo.
$6750.00 Call 487-1489.
9
screened in pull behind
bicycle carrier, battery
lawn mower,
double
wooden blue head board,
new, black beautiful
screen for fire place,
round picnic table with
four chairs with flowered
cushions and stripes on
opposite side with umbrella, clothes in excellent
condition sizes 8 to 12
call 807-274-5496 or
home 807-276-3261. 9
New Schwinn Meridian 3
wheel adult trike, basket
on back, reduced to $275,
ph. 599-2835.
10
Amish Buggy for Sale,
Very good, refurbished
condition. New paint,
new tires. Will seat up to
LOOKING FOR
six people. Lights, mirrors
and battery included.
COMPANIONSHIP
$2250. Call 807-4831442 for more informaWoman in 50s, indepen- tion.
9
dant, seeks male of similar age for companionship Apartment size Wurlitzer
to spend time together, piano in good condition.
movies, dinner, walks, $250.00 Phone 807-274etc. and friendship. Please 7138.
9
call 274-2225 if you are a
serious, nice person who 8hp tecumseh snow
is a bit lonely too.
9 blower motor runs $50.00
vintage hand saw's for
SERVICES WANTED OR cutting fire wood .vintage
pop coolers. Parts for
SERVICES AVAILABLE
1984 honda 200 big red
3wheeler. Vintage baby
Child Care spaces now buggy $30.00 1916 Engopen for infants to school lish horse saddle $160.00
10
age chikldren. Competi- call 274-7499.
tive rates, experienced
provider, references avail- parts 1981 Yamaha 175
3wheeler
able, for info call Debbie tri-moto
at 274-4615.
10 $175.00. Kawasaki 110cc
motor runs came off a
Special Services Worker / 4wheeler $90.00. Snow
Respite Care Provider blower for a gilson &
Available I will provide brothers riding lawn
respite care either in my mower $50.00 call 27410
home or yours. I have 7499.
more than 20 years experience caring for individuals with special needs.
Available immediately on
weekends and after
school. Available every
day during the summer
months. Please contact
Sheila at 807 852 3833 or
email
me
at
[email protected]
.
10
MISC. FOR SALE
Central Boiler E-Classic
OUTDOOR
WOOD
FURNACE. Eliminates
high heating bills. Helps
reduce your carbon footprint. EPA Qualified.
Over 85% Efficient. Call
today. Emo Feed Service
Ltd., Canning Lane, Emo,
ON 482-2017.
9
Jigs! Glow jigs & spinners, Disco jigs, other
coloured jigs, red/green
spinners, custom orders,
ph. 852-3669.
s
3.5hp lawn mower $55.00
gas powered weed eater
$35.00. Vintage radios
.front and back racks for a
1983
yamaha
200
3wheeler $80.00 call 2747499.
10
Topload
KENMORE
(Whirlpool Built) newer
electronic vertical modular washer, white, large
capacity tub, super clean
condition, quality unit
$300, call 8523655.
9
2012 GIO 500 Electric
bike scooter, pink &
black, used only 2 hrs.
$900.00 Call (807) 5973962.
9
[email protected].
Serious buyers only
please.
9
Yamaha vmax 500 snowmobile runs great. $500
firm. ph 275-5474.
9
Pasture for rent, ph. 4822676.
9
Used 16’, high transom,
big fisherman Lund boat
for sale. 25 HP electric
start, long shaft Honda,
battery, $3500.00 Call
274-2121. 8 G i o v a n n i
125cc dirt bike for sale
Rough shape, needs work
50$ obo NEEDS TO GO
if interested call 4871425.
9
Land for Sale, 5 acres on
Bone Rd., large cleared
field, 8x10 shed with 200
amp panel & phone line,
U shape double driveway,
natural gas line at road,
call 274-6676.
10
looking to buy a country
home between emo and
fort frances, ph 276-3555.
9
2007 Suzuki 15 hp 4
stroke short shaft with
electric start as well as
pull start and has under 10
hrs on it, includes suzuki
gas can and hose for
$2000.00. May consider
part trades. Ph 274-9732.
9
2 bedroom cabin for rent
on Off Lake, Emo, ON,
just minutes away from
Clearwater-Pipestone
chain of lakes. Sleeps 24 fully furnished, small
beach/dock, hiking trails,
use of lake front cabin for
gatherings. Great for
summer vacation or
home.
Rent
by
week/month or season,
reasonable rates, family
affordable. Call 807-2755768.
9
1996 Sugar Sand Heat
XRT jetboat with a 120
mercury motor, includes
stereo and trailer for
$5000.00. May consider
part trades. Ph 274-9732.
9
1965 18ft Starcraft boat.
110 Mercruiser. Needs
prop seal and tilt hose.
New tops,side curtains,
and back cover. On trailer.
Phone 274-7066.
9
Beautiful River Ave. lot
for sale in Rainy River,
serviced, double lot
120’x120’ 509 River Ave.
E. ph. 852-3218.
s
VEHICLES
LOST
2002
dodge
truck.
Rougher shape but engine, tranny, and 4x4 all in
great working condition
$1000 obo ph 275-5474.
9
NOTICES
retired nurses dinner,
wed., may 28, cocktails
5:30, dinner 6:30, FF Legion, tickets $20 ea., at
LaVerendrye Hospital
and Emo Drugs.
9
2001 Silver PT Cruiser
asking $3500 as is or
make me an offer....also
1985 Black Trans-am for
parts has very nice racing
rims on it and engine still
very good make me an
offer...call
(807)-2767392 or text.
9
Watch New World Coming Sun. WGN 7:30am,
Vision 4:30pm, free
booklets, 888-318-8080
www.tomorrowsworld.or
g
9
2003 Chev Suburban LT
4x4, 7 passenger, leather
interior, excellent condition, remote start, tow
package, trailer brake system, fresh paint $6000 w/
safety
ph 486-3669
evenings.
9
RECREATIONAL
ITEMS
Pontoon boat trailer;
1985 Honda 750 Street
bike; 16’ boat Ph 4822676.
9
1994 Acura Integra for
sale. $750 OBO as is.
Call/text #807-621-5207.
9
1991 440 Arctic Cat
Prowler snowmobile for
parts
and
a1986
Kawasaki Bayou 300
four wheeler for parts
neither machine runs.
$50.00 each or both for
$85.00 Phone 486-3335
or 271-0190.
9
Home Healthcare
Products
Monday, May 26th
6:30-8:30pm at her home
on hwy 621 four miles
N of Gameland
watch for Gameland
White Tail sign on left
Wanted, someone to do
the lawn. i have everyBlue couch in excellent thing needed. Mike Meu9
condition, $100.00 Ph. nier, 852-3201.
852-3669.
10
wanted, anything i can reTroy Bilt roto tiller, 8 hp, cycle like old vacuums,
new cond, best offer, ph. aluminum cans, alu482-3467.
10 minum and stainless pots
and pans, old wires, anybird cage with stand; thing electrical. I can pick
curved shower rods; os- up in Fort Frances or you
cillating tool with at- can drop off at 810 Sectached parts used once, ond St. E., Fort Frances
half price; 274-7402. 9 on Saturdays from 1 to 5
pm. Call 274-0620 for
info.
11
Wanted to sell natural gas
oven. White, non-convection and easily converted
REAL ESTATE
to propane. Perfect for
FOR SALE OR RENT
home or cottage. $200.00
phone 274-9447 leave & MOBILE HOMES
message.
9
Fort Frances house for
sale on 1 1/2 lots
(82.5’x139’). 1118 sq. ft.
living space, cement
foundation, 4’ crawl
space. 3 bedrooms, 1
bath, laundry room, gas
heat, large kitchen, open
living room & dining
room area.
One car
garage & workshop
OBO. phone 807-274- 45’x24’. Comes with
7066.
9 washer/dryer,
fridge,
stove, microwave. For
Like new Bosch Heat more
information:
four P195/65R15 Motomaster all season radials
new condition. Mounted
on Toyota corolla Rims,
rim size is 5x15. Also 1
full size spare on a new
rim. New price on 4 tires
and rims is $760.00 selling all 5 for $500.00
Toll free: 310-8888 | GTDebtHelp.com | [email protected]
Thunder Bay (Resident office) · Dryden · Fort Frances
Proposal Administrators · Trustee in Bankruptcy
For info call Carole
1-807-271-0799 or
Jan 1-218-434-0560
www.htecanada.ca
Tired of that
Leaky Roof?
TNT CONTRACTING
482-2676
Roofing, Siding, Decks,
Dock Repair,
Tree Removal,
Raising Cabins,
Scrapsteel/Derelict
Vehicle Removal,
Landscaping & Excavating,
Bobcat Rental Available.
Free removal of
derelict vehicles
and scrap steel.
Also free drop off
for metal products
available.
For info call
482-2676
If your water doesn’t drain...
Ease the strain! Call
or visit our website at: www.carrsrepairvintageparts.com
The UPS Store®
Wide Format Printing
• Banners & Posters
• Blue Prints & Maps
• Photographs
theupsstore.ca/369
274-5444
Bauman’s
Construction
All types of cement
work: floors, walls,
driveways, sidewalks,
basement repairs.
Call Bruce
807-483-1423
Romyn
Pumping
Waste Water Service
483-5339
Alcoholics Anonymous
Please call for meeting time and location
Ph. 852-1560, 852-1986,
852-3788
24 hour access number 274-1944
Last Tuesday of month open to public
Morson AA Group - meets every Monday
at 8:00 at the Morson Bible Fellowship,
last meeting of the month is open to the
public
Free consultations, hassle free insurance paperwork,
handicap accessible. Call Today!
Shannon Curtis, DD
Your only local Denture Specialist
241A Second Street East, Fort Frances 807-274-6519
DR. THOMAS COUSINEAU
- OPTOMETRIST 808 Scott St., Fort Frances
Your outdoor
furnace dealer!
274-8551
Your local H&L Motors rep
See us for your farm
equipment needs!
2009 Poniac Montana, 7
passenger Mini Van. In
good condition with
safety. $5500.00 Ph. 807487-1684.
10
•Stoves
•Parts
•Accessories
•Installation
McCormick, Landini,
Hesston, Valtra, Kuhn,
MacDon and Farm
King
Check out the website:
www.hlmotors.ca
Mallard Creek Mechanical
[email protected] - Daryl Meck
691 Barwick Road, Phone 487-1395 or 1-807-271-2201
Window washer. Someone with their own supplies, to wash outside 3rd
floor windows in Fort
Frances. 807 274 8780.
9
Used 4-wheelers, not running or need repair ph.
483-5803 after 4pm/ 10
Free, no obligation, in-person or phone consultations:
from 1-3pm
at the old railway station,
140 Fourth St W, Fort Frances
Curtis Denture Clinic
Newer Kenmore electric
dryer, large tub capacity,
excellent shape, totally
serviced & ready for use,
$150. Call 8523655. 9
Yamaha clavinova electric piano organ CLP-250
advanced wave memory.
$125.00. or o.b.o. phone
274-5841 or 274-4125.
10
Find out how with a consumer proposal.
Tuesday May 27
WANTED
Firearms in any condition.
Need not be complete or
working. Also interested
in parts, scopes, ammunition and related items.
Fair prices paid. 2749
Painted cast iron radiator 0472.
8in.x 28in.x 38in. high
$350. 271-2201.
10 Wanted unwanted lawn
mowers .weed eaters
Set of Wilson’s right hand .tillers. power saw's.
golf
clubs
brand Trailers . 3Wheelers.
new,never been used price Cars. Riding lawn mownegotiable. phone: 807- ers. Dirt bikes call 274484-2215.
10 7499 for pick up or drop
off.
10
Reduce your debt
by up to 75%
Denture Specialist Shannon Curtis DD
Lorelei Locker
Computer, iPad,
iPhone REPAIR
Reliable, trustworthy
Ken Hawrylak
274-1628 - 275-6252
www.digitaldr.ca
LIDKEA
Optometry Services
Dr. Robert E. Lidkea
Dr. Bruce A. Lidkea
221 Scott Street
Fort Frances, Ontario
(807)
274-6655
Rainy River District
Women’s Shelter of Hope
If you are a woman who has
experienced violence or abuse,
staff at the Atikokan Crisis Centre
are available 24 hours a day to
listen and provide support to you.
Call
1-800-465-3348
OPTOMETRIST
482-3788
• Loose?
• Cracked or worn?
• Over 5 years old?
• In your pocket?
• Missing teeth?
• Sore gums?
274-0510
NORTHERN SPORTS
& MACHINE
Randy Orton • 651 Cty Rd 1
SW, Baudette
3/4 mile S. of Baudette Motel
ATVs & Snowmobiles
• We service & repair all
makes & models
• Complete Automotive &
Diesel Machine Shop
• Complete line of Sled
Bed Trailers
(218)
634-1089
Polaris ATVs may not be ridden by anyone under 16
and all riders should take a safety course. For safety
and training information see your dealer or call Polaris
at 1-800-342-2764. ATVs can be hazardous to operate.
For your safety always wear a helmet, eye protection,
protective clothing and never carry passengers. ©1998
Polaris Industries Inc.
Quality & Service
Printout supplied for approval
Cleaning & Restoration of
older monuments
On Site Inscriptions
Serving the District
for over 30 years
www.noblemonuments.ca
In home consultation - Call for a no obligation quote.
Mavis (Brown)
St. Hilaire
482-1195
276-3648
TAKE THIS TEST:
your grip? Are your dentures...
314 Scott Street, Fort Frances
Noble Monument Sales
Jason
Lilley
Losing
Call today for an appointment 807-274-6519
241A Second Street, East
Fort Frances, ON P9A 1M7
NORTH AUTO for used parts!
North Auto is your local recycler for used parts.
We can also find new after market parts at reasonable prices.
We are now scrapping for parts the following vehicles:
2000 Ford 250 SD
2005 Amanti
2007 Ford F150
2009 Impala
2005 Grand Cherokee
2006 Ford Fusion
2007 Compass
2011 Chevy Silverado
2005 Optra
2006 Allure
2008 Caravan
2013 Caravan
Need used parts? Call or stop at
NORTH
AUTO
on the highway, west of Fort Frances
274-7243
Just a few questions: Why do people order double cheeseburgers, large
fries, and a diet coke? Why do banks leave vault doors open and then
chain the pens to the counters? Why do people leave cars worth thousands of dollars in the driveway and put their useless junk in the
garage? Why don’t we ever see the headline “Psychic Wins Lottery”?
Why do doctors and attorneys call what they do ‘practice’? Why is the
man who invests all your money called a broker? Why isn’t there
mouse flavored cat food?
Harmony of Nations Festival
set for July 18 and 19
Shannon Darby, Festival Coordinator
By: Teresa Hazel
Tickets will be going on sale
soon for the first-ever Harmony of Nations Music Festival set for July 18 and 19 at the
riverfront in Fort Frances.
The Big Tent will be set up at
the Sorting Gap Marina to accommodate the music and activities, which will feature
headliners, musicians and
artists from the United States,
Canada, Metis and First Nations.
The all-ages event will also
include workshops with the
artists from song writing to
electronic looping and an opportunity to talk with the
artists.
The workshops will be included in the ticket price,
which are set to go on sale at
the end of May. There will be
weekend or daily passes available reported Shannon Darby,
who is organizing the event on
behalf of the Rainy River Future Development Corporation
and the Economic Develop Advisory
Committee
(Fort
Frances).
A group of about a dozen
people from across the District
are helping coordinate the twoday musical event that will also
feature a beer gardens, food
vendors and artisans.
Canadian icon, Buffy SainteMarie has already been confirmed as the headliner for
Saturday night with Friday
night’s headliner promised
soon.
“It’s in the works”, smiled
Darby as to who that will be.
Sainte-Marie has created a
successful, life-long career as a
world-renown folk artist. Her
songs have been recorded by
Elvis, Barbara Streisand and
Cher. She won an Oscar at the
Academy Awards and a Golden
Globe Award for the song, Up
Where We Belong. In Canada,
she has been inducted into the
Juno Hall of Fame, Canadian
Country Music Hall of Fame,
Canada Walk of Fame and has
also become an Officer of the
Order of Canada.
Her most famous work, Universal Soldier, became the anthem of the peace movement
and she is an advocate for Native American rights. She was
a regular cast member of
Sesame Street, has made 18 albums, appeared in three of her
own television specials, and
has earned twelve honorary
doctorates.
Joining Sainte-Marie in the
lineup of artists so far includes
folk-rock band, Cornshed who
will be travelling from Vancouver with home-grown musicians, Andrew Mueller, Marc
Lovisa and Andrew Marusyk.
They are self-described as
“high-energy, foot-stomping
folk with the driving force of a
punk band”.
Thunder Bay award-winning
artist, Shy-Anne Hovorka is
also set to take the stage. ShyAnne is the recipient of multiple Aboriginal Peoples’ Choice
Music Awards and this April
released her new groundbreaking album, “Bones”.
Local singer and songwriter,
Larissa Desrosiers who has
joined Hovorka on the stage
will open for her at the festival.
Young country music star and
Metis fiddler, Sierra Noble is
also scheduled to appear.
Sierra’s wide breadth of experience has had her opening for
Paul McCartney and Bon Jovi.
She also performed at the 2010
Winter Olympic Opening Ceremonies in Vancouver and has
performed for the Queen of
England.
Bands from around the region
are also filling the roster, including singer and songwriter,
Nick Sherman from Sioux
Lookout who will be coming
with his band, The Winterdark.
Town of
Rainy River
Nick has been nominated for
Best Folk/Acoustic CD and
Best New Artist at the 2014
Aboriginal Peoples Choice
Awards. Nick’s bandmate,
Thunder Bay-based Jean-Paul
De Roover will also take to the
stage with his innovative solo
approach to music using live
looping of guitars and voice.
Cross-border musicians will
also be joining in the fun including the boot stompin’, toe
tappin’ band, The Woodpicks,
from Thief River Falls, Minnesota. Playing a mix of
gospel, bluegrass, country and
Americana music, this multitalented group features strong
harmonies and musical style in
originals and old favourites.
There is also a Go Local twist
with a call out for local musicians to perform. The cut-off
for audition material was May
20th.
Darby is getting excited about
the festival.
“I’m looking forward to it”,
she enthused. “People really
love the idea. The performers
are keen to come to the event”,
she added.
Along with support from the
Town of Fort Frances, Ontario
Arts Council and private sponsors, the Harmony of Nations
Festival was able to secure a
matching grant from Celebrate
Ontario in the amount of almost $74,000.00.
The committee has also been
working closely with the Fort
Frances Canadian Bass Championship.
“They have provided helpful
guidance about site set-up”,
said Darby adding that they
will be sharing workloads to
help with the success of both
events during the last two
weeks of July.
To keep up-to-date on the
lineup of activities and workshops, you can visit www.harmonyofnations.ca, Like them
on Facebook or follow them on
Twitter.
You can also contact Darby
by phone at 807.274.9621 or
email
[email protected] .
Mark your calendar for July
18 and 19th, call your friends,
and bring the family to this festival of music that aims to unite
artists and audiences from First
Nations, Metis, Canadian and
American communities. See
you at the riverfront!!!
Paint & Stain Sale
Student Summer
Employment Opportunity
15% Off
The Corporation of the Town of Rainy River is seeking
applications for the following summer positions:
2 positions - Tourist Information/Heritage Square
2 positions - Public Works (grass cutting)
2 positions - Rainy River Recreation
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oup
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oble
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Kids Eat FREE
Drinks - Bloody
Marys $3.00
Chimichanga Dinner - $8.99
Jumbo Mixed Drinks $5.00
Domestic Bottle Beer $2.00
T-Bone-Margaritas $14.99
2 for 1 All Small Margaritas
Fajitas 2 for $20.00
(Chicken, Steak, Mix)
Jumbo Mixed Drinks $5.00
Wine Wednesday glass of wine $2.99
All You Can Eat Tacos $7.99
(Ground Beef, Hard Tacos Only)
Large Cheese Dip &
Large Guacamole $1 OFF
All Desserts $1 OFF
gallons of
The above positions will have a varying number of hours
and weeks of work, dependent on budget allocations.
Individuals must have been enrolled in school in the spring
of 2014 and intend to return to school in the fall of 2014.
Eligible applicants will be a minimum of 15 years of age.
Interior Paint and
Exterior Paint & Stain
Stan’s
Applications may be submitted on or before 4:00 p.m. on
Thursday May 29, 2014. Application forms may be obtained
by contacting the municipal office. Returned applications
shall be in a sealed enveloped marked with the position
which you are applying and forwarded in person or mailed
to:
Town of Rainy River
201 Atwood Avenue
Box 488
Rainy River, ON
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Fresh Ingredients
Unbelievable Flavor
Large Cheese Dip &
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All Desserts $1 OFF
Bloody Marys $1.00 OFF
500 Scott St., Fort Frances
Phone 274-9249
60% Off
all Custom Blinds
except Price 1 Roller
Blinds, Wood &
Roman Shades
Questions can be directed to the Municipal Office at 807852-3978.
Please note, we thank all those who apply, but only those
selected for an interview will be contacted. Personal
information submitted will be used for the purposes of this
competition only, in accordance with the Freedom of
Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
50% Off
Stan’s
500 Scott St., Fort Frances
Phone 274-9249
Star Car
of the
week
at Waschke Family GM Center
2013 Chrysler 200 4DR LX
Celebrate your birthday at Margaritas
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Rainy River First Nations Going to the barn dance tonight!
announces 25 megawatt
solar project
Rainy River First Nations and
its financial and operating partners, Connor Clark & Lunn Infrastructure and Terrma Capital
Corp., today announced both
the formation of a partnership
to provide equity funding for
the 25 megawatt (MW) Rainy
River Solar Project (the Project) and the closing of a longterm debt financing for the
Project. The Project encompasses two 10 MW facilities
and a 5 MW facility, all located
in close proximity to the town
of Pinewood, Ontario. Project
construction is expected to
commence almost immediately
and full commercial operation
of the facilities is anticipated in
the first half of 2015.
"As the majority owner of the
Project, the Rainy River First
Nations is pleased to welcome
its partners in Connor Clark &
Lunn and Terrma and appreciate their hard work and participation in implementing our
First Nations business vision,"
commented Chief Leonard. "I
Baudette Dental
David C. Wohlrabe, DDS
406 Main Street N.W.
(Hwy. 11) Baudette, MN
General Dentistry
and Orthodontics
Monday to Thursday 8 to 5
(218) 634-2389
New Patients Welcome!
We accept Cdn. Dental Plans
would also like to thank our
community and the entire district for their support," concluded Chief Leonard.
“Connor Clark & Lunn Infrastructure is very pleased to be
making an investment in this
very significant project, one of
several renewable energy projects in which we have invested
through our growing infrastructure business” said Matt
O’Brien, president of Connor
Clark & Lunn Infrastructure.
Mr. O’Brien added: “It is an
honor to have Rainy River as a
partner and we would like to
thank the Rainy River community for their strong support.
We would also like to express
our gratitude to our development partner, Cedarvale Energy, for their significant
contributions to the project.”
“Terrma is excited to partner
with Rainy River First Nations,
Connor Clark & Lunn and
Cedarvale Energy in the Rainy
River Project, a significant renewable energy project made
possible by the vision and hard
work of the Rainy River Community” said Pat Madigan,
president of Terrma Capital
Corp.
The Rainy River Solar Project will produce enough clean
energy to meet the needs of
over 3,900 households. The
solar power generated at Rainy
River will be sold to the Ontario Power Authority under
three power purchase agreements.
Dispersal Sale
Taddeo Construction
Thursday, May 29th
10:00 a.m. Sharp
Ignace, Ontario
TransCanada Hwy., Ignace, Ontario
Watch for “Auction Signs”
Riverbend Auction Services
Equipment including gravel truck, tire
changing machine, Antiques & Collectibles,
and Misc. items including construction
equipment, motors & generators, work
benches, electrical supplies, etc.
Lunch
Available
Auctioneer: Telford Advent, member of the
Auctioneering Assoc. of Ontario
Cash or good cheques accepted, All Sales Final,
Not Responsible for Accidents
Scott Woods and Band present Old Time Jubilee
The crowd, laughed, clapped and tapped during the 2-hour
show.
Ann Flute and Mary Ducharme pick up a couple of CD’s
during intermission. Interestingly, Ann nursed one of Don
Messer’s Islanders’, Charlie Chamberlain, when she was a
nurse in Toronto.
By: Teresa Hazel
dle and Step Dance).
Scott Woods and his band
They
honoured
Don
brought back the sounds of the Messer’s Jubilee, which was a
Old Time Jubilee during his television musical variety
concert at the Knox United show broadcast by CBC TeleChurch last Thursday. The near vision nationwide from 1957
capacity crowd enjoyed a vari- to 1969. The half-hour weekly
ety of tunes and funny stories program featured Messer and
and even dancing during the his band, Don Messer and His
show.
Islanders, as well as guest per“We’re going to bring you formers.
back in time to a simpler life”,
Outside of “Hockey Night in
said Scott Woods, who is an Canada”, in the mid-1960’s
award-winning Canadian fid- Don Messer’s Jubilee was the
dling artist.
#1 show in the country, earnHis five piece band is made ing higher ratings than even
up of Tommy Leadbeater (Gui- the imported CBS variety
tar and Vocals); Lynda Lewis show, The Ed Sullivan Show.
(Piano and Vocals); Bruce At one point in 1964 the ratTimmins (Bass & Guitar); and ings were even higher than
Kyle Waymouth (Drums, Fid- “Hockey Night in Canada”.
The amazing talent of fiddler, Scott Woods.
The guest performance slot
gave national exposure to numerous Canadian folk musicians, including Stompin’ Tom
Connors, the Family Brown
and Catherine McKinnon.
The host for the show was
CBC
personality,
Don
Tremaine, who opened the
show for Scott Woods in a
recorded introductory message.
Bill Gushulak who organized
the concert to help with
fundraising for the Renewal
Campaign currently underway
at the Knox United Church in
Fort Frances was pleased with
the performance.
“Toes were tapping and
hands were clapping throughout the two hour performance”, reported Gushulak on
behalf of the Renewal
Fundraising Committee.
“We are very happy with the
end result and will now continue to focus on future
fundraisers in an effort to pay
Fancy footwork displayed
by Kyle Waymouth who is
the 2013 Canadian Open
Clogging Champion. His
step dance group, Powerhouse, are also four-time
Canadian Open Group Step
Dancing Champions.
for the much-needed renovations that will make our Church
Community building safe and
accessible to all”.
Although Don Messer was
before my time, I thoroughly
enjoyed the show and found
myself smiling and tapping my
toes to the music. Highlights
for me included the impressive
fiddling of Scott Woods during
“Squaw Rapid Reel” and the
singing of Loch Lomond by
Tommy Leadbeater.
Thanks for the great show
Knox United Church and good
luck with your fundraising efforts!
AUCTION
SALE
Saturday, May 24th
Henry Petkau residence 10:00 am sharp
299 Marr Rd., Stratton, approx 1 km W. of Stratton to Marr
Rd., 1 km N. “Watch for Auction Signs”
Riverbend Auction Services
Machinery, Collectibles, Tools, Household
Items include: beautiful wood cook stove, 2003
Kubota, like new, lawn tractors, tillers, assortment of
new utility trailers in various sizes, assortment of new
deer guards for trucks, kitchen and laundry appliances, liquid embroidery supplies, much more.
Lunch
Available
Auctioneer: Telford Advent, member of the
Auctioneering Assoc. of Ontario
Cash or good cheques accepted, All Sales Final,
Not Responsible for Accidents
Professional Service with a Country Touch
For further information contact Henry Petkau 807-483-5446
Professional Service with a Country Touch
For further information contact Telford Advent 483-5403
Couchiching First Nation
announces a Career Opportunity as the
COUCHICHING CHILD AND FAMILY CARE
PROGRAM SUPERVISOR
The Couchiching First Nation is seeking a highly professional,
knowledgeable individual who has the vision and dedication to
employ as the Child and Family Care Program Supervisor.
As the Program Supervisor, you will have an unwavering
commitment and focus on successful implementation of the
operations of the program, and achieving long term
sustainability. Reporting to the Director of Community
Operations, the Supervisor will also be responsible for acting
as a primary liaison between Weechi-it-te-win Family Services
and the First Nation. The Child Care Supervisor ensures that
child welfare services provided by the Child and Family Care
Program Team are managed and delivered in accordance with
the mandated agency, Provincial guidelines and
customs/practices of Couchiching First Nation.
announces a Career Opportunity for a
COUCHICHING ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
DIRECTOR OF
COMMUNITY OPERATIONS
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY ENTERPRISES
Couchiching First Nation is seeking a highly professional,
knowledgeable individual who has the vision, courage, and
dedications to employ as the Director of Community
Enterprises. As the director, you will have an unwavering
commitment and focus on successful implementation of the
annual operating plan and achieving long-term fi nancial
stability.
QUALIFICATIONS
Education Requirements and Experience:
· A bachelor degree in Public Administration, Commerce,
Business Administration, Financial Management or
equivalent post secondary education;
· Minimum of five (5) years experience in Aboriginal economic
and business development;
· OR a combination of relevant education and experience
may be considered Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
(Internal/External posting)
Couchiching First Nation is seeking a highly professional,
knowledgeable individual who has the vision, courage and
dedication to employ as the Director of Community Operations.
As the Director, you will have an unwavering commitment and
focus on successful implementation of the annual operating
plan, and achieving long-term fi nancial sustainability.
Reporting to the Chief and Council the Director will also be
responsible to provide strategic leadership to the financial and
administrative functions of the organization ensuring
exceptional service and overall accountability to community
members. The Director will be responsible for the supervision
of the Program Managers, Finance Department as well as the
Secretary/Receptionist.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
· Extensive knowledge and understanding of developing
financial statements, marketing methods, management
accounting principles and practices and government
regulations;
· Knowledge of Human Resources policies and procedures;
· Strong accounting background with require skills to evaluate
business plans;
· Knowledge of First Nation government, culture and
lifestyles;
· Knowledge of local First Nations and the economic
conditions of the communities;
· Excellent written and verbal communication skills;
· Proficient with computers and software, including word
processing, spreadsheets, presentations, internet and
email.
QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS:
• Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration, Commerce,
Business Administration, Financial Management or
equivalent post secondary education;
• Must have at least five (5) years experience as a senior
manager of a medium organization, not-for-profit
organization or First Nation/Tribal organization;
• Knowledge of Aboriginal Funding Agencies such as
AANDC;
• Knowledge of managing all financial aspects including
budgeting, monthly reporting and annual audits;
• Knowledge of Human Resources policies and procedures,
compensation and benefi ts program administration;
• Ability to work with various soft ware packages (Microsoft
Office, Internet, ACCPac is an asset)
• Excellent Organizational Skills, administrative and
leadership skills;
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills; and
• A valid Driver License.
Will be commensurate based on qualifications
SALARY:
and experience.
Starting salary at $61,500 with a range
SALARY:
commensurate based on qualifications and experience
TO APPLY: Applications can be submitted in person, by
postal mail, or by fax addressed to:
ATTENTION: Chief and Council
RMB 2027 R.R. #2
Fax: (807) 274-6458
ATTENTION: Chief and Council
RMB 2027 R.R. #2
Fax: (807) 274-6458
DEADLINE: Applications must be recieved no later than
June 4th, 2014 @ 12 p.m.
Applications must be received no later than
DEADLINE:
JUNE 4, 2014 @ 12:00 p.m. (noon) CST
APPLICATIONS must include:
• A cover letter with resume that includes three (3)
professional references, one must be a current employer;
• Written authorization to contact references;
• A Vulnerable Sector Screening
• A criminal reference check may be required of the
successful applicant.
• A Criminal reference check may be required of the
successful applicant.
NOTE: Job description available upon request by calling our
office at (807)274-3228.
While all applications are appreciated, only those applicants
selected for an interview will be contacted.
Job description available upon request by calling
our office (807) 274-3228
NOTE: Job description available upon request by calling our
office at (807)274-3228.
QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS:
• A degree in Social Work or other relevant field from an
accredited university is preferred;
• Must have at least three (3) years experience in the
management of service for children and their families or a
comparable human service program;
• Knowledge of the Weechi-it-te-win Services delivery model,
policy and guidelines;
• Working knowledge of the First Nation, Tribal and external
services and service agencies in the Fort Frances Tribal
Area;
• Working knowledge of the structure and operations of
Grand Council Treaty #3, the First Nations of Fort Frances
Tribal Area, and one or more of the ten area First Nations;
• Excellent organizational skills, administration and
leadership skills;
• Excelllent written and verbal communication skills, and;
• A valid Class “G” Driver’s License.
Starting salary to commensurate based on
SALARY:
qualifications and experience.
Couchiching Chief and Council
RMB 2027 RR #2
Fax: (807)274-6458
Applications must be received no later than
DEADLINE:
JUNE 4, 2014 @ 12:00 p.m. (noon) CST
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Coke & Coke Products
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Dasani
Water 24 pack .....................................
Super Chill
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Frito Lay
Rold Gold Pretzels 10-16 oz. ............
Munchies 8 oz. ......................................
Matador Beef Jerky 3 oz. ................
Old Dutch
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Tortilla Chips 10-13 oz. .......................
395
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Gedney
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Pace
Dips 15 oz. jar..........................................
Salsa 24 oz. jar........................................
Picante 24 oz. jar ...................................
New York
Texas Toast Croutons 5 oz. pouch....
Ro-Tel
Tomatoes 10 oz. can .............................
French’s
Yellow Mustard 20 oz. bottle...............
Green Mountain
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Newman’s
Tully’s
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Newman’s
Own Coffee 10 oz. pkg. .......................
Lipton
Tea and Honey Iced
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Lipton
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Canoe
White‘n Wild Rice 12 oz. bag.............
Canoe
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Pam
Cooking Spray 5-6 oz. aerosol can .....
Betty Crocker
Brownie Mix Fudge 18.3 oz. box......
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Milk Chocolate 18.4 oz. box...............
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2/$ 44
Ripples Potato Chips 8-8.5 oz. ........
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Essential Everyday
$ 28
Tartar Sauce 12 oz. bottle....................
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McIlhenny
$ 28
Tabasco Sauce 2 oz. bottle..................
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GoGo Squeez
2/$
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Applesauce 12.7-12.8 oz. pkg.................
Gedney
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State Fair Pickles 24 oz. jar.....................
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4
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Hamburger Sliced Dill
Pickles 32 oz. jar ........................................
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Meat Department
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Tony’s
Pizza.....................................13.5-17 oz.
Red Baron
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Edward’s
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Lawry’s
Seasoned Salt 16 oz. bottle ................
McCormick
Grill Mates Spices 2.5-3.5 oz. bottle ....
Crystal
Sugar 4 lb. bag .........................................
Wesson
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Canola Oil 48 oz. bottle ........................
Corn Oil 48 oz. bottle.............................
Best Blend Oil 48 oz. bottle.................
Lipton
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Chicken of the Sea
Albacore Tuna 5 oz. can......................
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Geisha
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Crab Meat 6 oz. can..............................
Geisha
Smoked Oysters 3.75 oz. can.............
Creamette
Spaghetti 7 oz. box...............................
Elbow Macaroni 7 oz. box..................
Rings 7 oz. box........................................
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Orville Redenbacher
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Storage Containers 2-8 ct. ..............
Soft Scrub
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The Works
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Hefty
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Frito Lay
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Tostitos ................................. 9-13 oz.
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Tostitos Dips ..... 15-15.75 oz. jar
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Box Chips ................................ 10 oz.
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Pringles............... 5.33-6.42 oz. can
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Gardetto’s
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Bugles ....................... 14.5 oz. pouch
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Skippy
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Nabisco
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$
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Steak Sauce ............. 10 oz. bottle
Gulden’s
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Lawry’s
Marinades ................. 12 oz. bottle
Famous Dave’s
BBQ Sauce .............................. 20 oz.
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Gedney
Baby Dill Pickles .......... 32 oz. jar
Mini Munchers
Pickles .................................. 32 oz. jar
Bush’s
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$
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Green Beans, Peas, Mixed
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Hunt’s
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Tomatoes ..................... 14.5 oz. can
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Honey Nut
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Golden Grahams ...16oz.
Cinnamon Toast
Crunch ................. 16.2 oz.
Reese’s Peanut
Butter Puffs ........... 18 oz.
Lucky Charms........ 16 oz.
Cocoa Puffs ........ 16.5 oz.
Trix ....................... 14.8 oz.
Quaker
Cap’n Crunch ......... 14 oz.
Peanut Butter
Crunch ................. 12.5 oz.
Crunch Berries ...... 13 oz.
Life .......................... 13 oz.
Life Cinnamon ...... 13 oz.
Oatmeal Squares
Golden Maple .... 14.5 oz.
Oatmeal Squares
Cinnamon............ 14.5 oz.
Oatmeal Squares
Brown Sugar ...... 14.5 oz.
Nature Valley or Fiber One
Protein
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Treats .............. 8 count box
Kellogg’s
Fruit Snacks .......8 oz. box
Gatorade ............... 32 oz. bottle
Old Orchard
Healthy Balance
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Old Orchard
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Old Orchard
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Old Orchard
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Essential Everyday
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Angel Soft
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Sparkle
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Georgia Sweet
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Corn Dogs ............................ 10.56-16 oz.
Oscar Mayer
Classic Peeled Baby Snowhite Sliced or California Grown Vidalia
Coleslaw Blend Carrots Whole Mushrooms Celery
Onions
16 oz. bag
14 oz. bag
8 oz.
¢
Italian Pizza, Turkey or
Ham Rev Wraps ........................3 oz.
State Fair
Smoke House
German Bologna or
Cotto Salami.........................................
lb.
Hormel
Polish, Bratwurst,
Cheddar Sausage
or Natural Casing Wieners
88
California
59
58
5
3/$5
2/$6
2/$
Uploaded
Lunchables ........................14.1-15.5 oz.
Old Wisconsin
Red Ripe
Ripe
Strawberries
Cantaloupe
16 oz.
Sweet Seedless
lb.
Steakhouse Seasoned,
Cheddar Bacon or
Mushroom Swiss
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lb.
Boneless Pork
Country Style
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Lean Pork
Shoulder Steak
3.25 lb.
No Name
Fresh Cut
Fresh Cut
588
$888
$
Fresh Frozen
Ribeye Steak
or Roast
7
Oscar Mayer
Lemon Pepper, Pesto,
BBQ or Mesquite
Whole Chicken ...................................
ea.
ea.
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De Fresh Potato Salad &
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$ 95
2 ea. 3 lb. Tubs
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7am-7pm All Week
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All Made From FRENCH BREAD .......................................... 1lb. loaf $139
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$ 79
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Half & Half
...........................................pint
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Yoplait Yogurt
Light................................................... 6 oz. cup
Yoplait Yogurt
Custard Style .............................. 6 oz. cup
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Original ........................................... 6 oz. cup
88¢
$ 88
1
$ 48
1
$ 66
1
$ 88
1
$ 88
1
$ 18
1
44¢
44¢
44¢
Yoplait Yogurt
Whips................................................ 4 oz. cup
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.................... 8 oz. spray or 15 oz. tub
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Swiss
Tea or Lemonade ......................... gallon
44¢
$ 48
2
$ 48
2
$ 48
1
$ 48
1
2/$
4
Florida’s
Natural
Orange Juice .......................
59 oz. carton
Minute Maid
Lemonades ...........................
59 oz. carton
Minute Maid
Punches ...................................
1
$ 39
3
$ 99
1
59 oz. carton
$
98
2
$ 18
1
$ 18
1
Pagoda
Egg Rolls ......................................... 12.27 oz.
Kemp’s
Ice Cream ...............................48 oz. scround
Kemp’s
Frozen Yogurt ....................48 oz. scround
Fat Boy
Ice Cream Sandwich......... 6 count box
Klondike
Ice Cream Bars .....................6 count pkg.
Popsicles ............................. 18-24 count box
Stone Ridge
Polar Bars .................................6 count pkg.
Van De Kamp
Beer Batter Fillets..............19.1 oz. box
Van De Kamp
Large Breaded Fillets......19.1 oz. box
5
Van De Kamp
299
$ 99
2
$ 99
2
$ 49
3
$ 99
2
$ 99
2
$ 99
3
$ 99
3
Van De Kamp
2/$
$
Large
Battered Fillets ..................19.45 oz. box
Extra Large
Fish Sticks...............................22.98 oz. box
$
399
$
399
Van De Kamp
Value Pack
Fish Sticks................. 24.6 oz. 44 count box
Essential Everyday
Sliced Strawberries .............16 oz. pkg.
Old Orchard
Lemonade .................................... 12 oz. can
Old Orchard
Pink Lemonade ........................ 12 oz. can
Healthy Choice
Entree’s...................................8.5-9.7 oz. pkg.
Captain Ken’s
Baked Beans .............................14 oz. pkg.
Essential Everyday
French Toast Sticks ..............12 oz. pkg.
$
399
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1
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5/$
10
2/$
4
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4

May 21, 2014 - The Westend Weekly

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