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Choral Concert
Save the Date: August 4
TCF Benefit at Camp Wabun
Music lovers in the Temagami community are
in for a treat on the late afternoon of August 4
when the Temagami Community Foundation (TCF)
will sponsor a concert of choral music at Camp Wabun.
For good measure, the programme will also include a fried fish
dinner with accompanying champagne!
Veteran choral director Marty Banghart of Island 1088, who
has sung for many summers at the
non-denominational services at St.
Ursula’s Church on Bear Island, is
bringing up to the lake the Deer
Creek Chamber Choir, a group of
13 singers from Maryland where
she has been active in musical and
community organizations for many
years. The chamber choir, whose
members range from 24-65 years
and who sing without accompanying instruments except for some vocal percussion, performs in various
community outreach venues and
private parties.
It’s also an important part of its
parent organization, the Deer Creek
Chorale, an intergenerational community choir with a dual mission of
bringing quality and eclectic choral
repertoire to the greater community
as well as giving back to local and
global communities. The Chorale
has worked with such clinicians
as Simon Carrington, founder of
the internationally-known King’s
Singers; Z. Randall Stroope, a top
composer of contemporary modern choral works; John Rutter and
Tom Hall.
Tickets for the August 4 concert
and dinner will be on sale around
the lake in the coming weeks and
through the TCF (tel: 705-5693737). Cocktails will begin at 4:30
PM followed by dinner and the
concert. The event will benefit the
TCF’s outreach activities and grants
throughout the greater Temagami
community.
Chamber choir selections will
range from folk songs, pop songs,
spirituals and novelty pieces. As
examples, Marty cites “Good Old
A Cappella,” “Shenandoah,” “Loch
Lomond,” “Ride the Chariot,” “Teddy
Bear’s Picnic,” “Can’t Buy me Love,”
“Crazy Little Thing Called Love” and
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Loon Survey Volunteers Needed!
By Justin Metz , TLA Board of Directors - Fish and Wildlife
The TLA is calling on all Loon lovers to assist us with our Loon Nesting Platform Project and our overall commitment to the preservation of the Loon population in Temgami.
In order for this project to be successful, a number of Loon Surveys must be completed on
the lake. The TLA will be working closely with Bird Studies Canada in participating in the
Canadian Lakes Loon Survey (CLLS).
Taking part in the CLLS is an excellent way to enjoy watching loons over the summer
while contributing to loon research and conservation. To track loon chick survival through
CLLS we need each volunteer:
in June to watch for pairs of loons occupying the lake;
in July to look for newly-hatched chicks;
in August to record the number of chicks that have survived the summer.
Each participant is provided with a survey kit and detailed instructions that explain the
survey protocol. You decide which part of the lake you wish to survey within the Common
Loon’s breeding range; even parts of the lake without loons provide valuable information.
All participants will receive a paper kit that can be picked up at the TLA Building
in mid-May. Surveyors have the choice of submitting their observations to Bird Studies
Canada on paper or entering them online at Bird Studies Canada’s website. All observations are to be submitted by September15th .
We understand that many of us (unfortunately) cannot visit our islands at least once
from May to August; however, if you are interested in this project nonetheless, or have any
personal historic data on loon breeding sites and success rates, we would love to hear from
you.
Please inquire about this great volunteer opportunity with the TLA by email:
[email protected] or by phone (705) 237-8927.
Visit the Temagami Lakes’ Association website: www.tla-temagami.org
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Your Septic System
Most rural homes and cottages use a septic system - a sewage system that usually consists
of a tank and a leaching bed, also sometimes called a tile bed. A septic system is privately
owned, and by law you are responsible for its safe operation, maintenance and repair.
Watch for signs of an improperly functioning septic system Warning signs of an improperly functioning septic system are many – some are obvious
and some require more effort to notice.
Around the house or cottage:
• the grass over the system may become unusually green or spongy to walk on
• toilets, showers and sinks may take longer to drain
• occasional sewage odours may become noticeable, often after a rainfall
• you may see gray or black liquids surfacing in your yard, or backing up through
plumbing fixtures into the house
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Leaks from septic systems can cause weeds and algae to grow in lakes and
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cleaning products and detergents) in a lake or pond can make a huge difference in the
amount of weeds that grow during the spring and summer.
Source:
Ontario Ministry of the Environment.
For more details visit http://www.ene.gov.on.ca/environment/en/subject/septage
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Group Box 22
TEMAGAMI, ON
P0H 2H0
Ogama Island 843
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• We pay attention to the details creating a system that is
effective and attractive
Approvals
• We complete the paperwork for municipal site plan control
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• We provide transport, where required, for inspectors and
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Refrigerators | Freezers | Heaters
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We have both the proper equipment
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Tues July 9 and 23 • Tues Aug 6 and 20
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Temagami
Artistic
Collective
Update
website www.icanoe.ca phone 705-569-2595 email [email protected]
Pendelton Blankets • Keen Sandals • Souris River
Ultralight Canoes • Artwork by Steve Snake • Historical
Maps of Temagami • Outdoor Clothing • TOC designs
Enjoy the view and the outdoors
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FREE WORKSHOPS
FOR YOUTH
LOCAL MUSICIAN
RELEASES DEBUT CD
The Temagami Artistic Collective (TAC) is hoping to encourage youth to get involved in music,
perhaps learn to play guitar or other
various instruments. So TAC is
planning to put on some workshops
for youth aged 10 and up, free of
charge, this summer. The Municipality of Temagami has agreed to
sponsor this initiative by providing the venue – the Bunny Miller
Theatre in the Temagami Welcome
Centre building.
The workshops will feature instructional videos and demonstrations. Dates have yet to be determined, but we encourage anyone
interested to check for updates on
the Temagami Artistic Collective
facebook page, or contact David or
Carolyn Laronde at 705-569-2904
or email [email protected]
Temagami resident, David Laronde is
pleased to have released his debut CD in
April 2013. David is a driving force behind
the Temagami Artistic Collective, who
present concerts at Temagami’s ‘little theatre with the big sound’ (the Bunny Miller
Theatre in the Temagami Welcome Centre), bringing in talent from across Canada.
The concert to introduce his new CD,
entitled “right city wrong town” is at the
Bunny Miller Theatre on June 1st. David
has also performed at the Capitol Centre in
North Bay and the Classic Theatre in Cobalt, as well as at the town Waterfront for
Canada Day celebrations.
He describes his music as “contemporary folk and rock blending elements of traditional sounds into one distinctive, edgy
sound”. As a songwriter, David intends to
create a mood, a scene in your mind’s eye,
and speak to you in person through his
lyric. It’s the connection with the listener
he’s after. For more information, please visit
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Temagami Public Library News
By Shelley Rowland
How wonderful it is to sit on my deck
reading a great book and enjoying the wonderful weather. The crocuses are blooming, birds are nesting and the grass is getting
greener. We’re looking forward to seeing all of our
summer residents’ return to beautiful Lake Temagami.
FISHING IN TEMAGAMI
We invite you to email ([email protected]) or bring in a picture
of fish you have caught here in Temagami. These will be displayed
on our bulletin board for all to envy!! Please be sure to let us know if
you want your picture returned.
BOOK CLUBS
The Young Adult Book Club has finished reading Infinity & Invincible (The Chronicles of Nick) by Sherrilyn Kenyon and it was
enjoyed by all. The next book chosen is City of Bones by Cassandra
Clare.
The Adult Book Club read The Blood of Flowers by Anita
Amirrezvani. We found it informative and enjoyable. Our next book
is The Sunbird by Wilbur Smith.
LIBRARY ARCHIVES
We now have 59 folders (1,714 pictures) on the library’s website for
viewing. We would appreciate any feedback.
New Books
Below you will find a list of some of our newest titles.
Non Fiction: The Blood Sugar Solution Cookbook/Hyman, Paradise Beneath Her Feet: How
Women Are Transforming the Middle East/Coleman, The Autism Revolution: Whole-Body
Strategies for Making Life All It Can Be/Herbert, Shred: The Revolutionary Diet/Smith, MD,
Darwin’s Ghosts/Stott, Zero Waste Home/Johnson, Design in Nature/Bejan & Zane, Going Solo/
Klineberg
Audio Books: Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead/Sandberg, What We Talk About
When We Talk to God/Bell (also available in print format)
Adult Graphic Novel: How to Tell If Your Cat is Plotting to Kill You/Oatmeal (Best Seller for
weeks!)
Adult Fiction: Suspect/Crais, Mudwoman/Oates, Calculated In Death/Robb, The Storyteller/
Picoult, The Chance/Kingsbury, Alex Cross, Run/Patterson, Beckon/Pawlik, The Newlyweds/
Freudenberger, Taking Eve/Johansen, The Nearest Exit/Steinhauer, Death of Yesterday/Beaton,
419/Ferguson, Wedding Night/Kinsella, Garden of Burning Sand/Addison, The Perfect Ghost/
Barnes, The Red Moth/Eastland
Large Print: Hit Men/Block, The Sound of Broken Glass/Crombie, The Guilty One/Ballantyne
Young Adult: Unremembered/Brody, Just One Day/Forman, The Mirrored Shard/Kittridge, The
Flask/Singer, Betsy Wickwire’s Dirty Secret/Grant, Things I Can’t Forget/Kenneally, Inferno/Kenyon, House of Secrets/Columbus
Juvenile Fiction: Face Off at the Almamo/McGregor, Winterling/Prineas, Nobody’s Perfect, I’m
As Close As It Gets/Benton, Ice Island/Shahan
Happy Reading this Summer!
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Toot Toot
– Whistles and
Sound Signalling
By Angus Scully
Sound behaves in an interesting way
over water. On a flat calm day, we can hear
people sneeze a kilometer away. People
trolling by our island speak loudly to be
heard by their fishing partner over the
sound of the motor – and we can hear every word, including their comments on the
condition of our dock.
According to Howard Shaw, Ph. D.
and Cheryl Jackson Hall, Ph. D., “Experience suggests that sound, like light, travels
(more or less) in straight lines. However,
to the contrary, sound actually tends to
curve downwards over a lake’s surface.”
“Sound traveling along straight lines
would disperse quickly into the space above
the lake. Instead, sound that “should” rise
up and be lost typically curves back down
to the lake/ground level. Therefore, it
sounds louder than it “should.” This is a
well-known and easily demonstrated observation, measurable out there on real
lakes.”
Yet calling out to someone can be
just a waste of time once there are
waves or a wake. Surface disturbance of the water interferes with
how sound waves travel. In addition, the pitch of a normal voice
has trouble piercing the noise of
waves and wakes. Engine noise
also interferes. Shouting to boaters
to warn of danger or to call people
for lunch can be a waste of breath.
Instead, try a whistle or air horn.
Having a pea-less whistle or other approved sound signalling device aboard every boat has been required for many years.
Most of us rely on having one in the safety
kit we carry. Have one handy where you
sit while driving the boat too. The Fox 40
whistle is extremely loud and commonly
available. An air horn operating on compressed air (use a hand pump) keeps its
charge for months and provides an even
louder signal. These are available at marine supply stores and Canadian Tire.
Sources:
Drowning in Noise: Noise Costs of Jet
Skis in America, Executive Summary. A
Report for the Noise Pollution Clearinghouse
by Charles Komanoff & Howard Shaw, Ph.
D. APRIL 2000.
Can’t Hear You - Keep Shouting. By Wayne
Spivak, National Press Corps United States
Coast Guard Auxiliary http://waterski.
about.com/od/tipstricks/a/sound_on_water.
htm
Collision Regulations, Canada Shipping Act
2001. http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/
regulations/C.R.C.,_c._1416/FullText.html
BOAT TOPS
• REPAIRS
ENCLOSURES
• CUSTOM
COVERS
• MOORING
FRAMES
•Any type of boat
• To get attention or warn of danger give 5 blasts on the whistle or horn.
When driving a car we rely on
signal indicators and backup lights to inform other drivers about our intended movements. In boats, sound signalling serves the same purpose.
• When about to operate your boat in reverse – 3 blasts.
• One short blast to mean:
I INTEND TO OVERTAKE YOU ON YOUR STAR
BOARD SIDE.
• Two short blasts to mean:
I INTEND TO OVERTAKE YOU ON YOUR PORT SIDE.
The boat being passed replies with the same signal if in agreement, or sounds 5 blasts if there is danger.
Review safe boating practices in the
Safe Boating Guide at shttp://www.tc.gc.ca/
publications/en/tp511/pdf/hr/tp511e.pdf
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KIRK
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KIRK
TLA Membership Application
Group Box 129, Temagami ON P0H 2H0 • Tel: 705 237 8927 • Fax: 877 281 4687 • [email protected].
SMITH
CONSTRUCTION
Name _________________________________ Spouse ______________________________________
Home Address ______________________________________________________________________
City _______________________________ Prov./State______________ Postal/Zip Code__________
Email ______________________________________________________________________________
KI RK SM ITH, Owner
Temagami Phone __________________ Home Phone _________________ Island Number_______
Membership Options
Class A membership (necessary for F and D memberships) _______________________$ 115.00
Class F membership (for family members of A member) ____________________________ 55.00
Class D memberships (children <18yrs of class A or F) _____________________________ 15.00
Class C membership (commercial) _____________________________________________ 115.00
Class B membership (sustaining - non property owner) ____________________________ 60.00
TOTAL $ _______
Supplementary options and services
Contribution to the “Tenets for Temagami” Defense Fund
A separate fund for legal costs protecting the tenets___________________________ $ _______
Contribution to the Water Qualilty Monitoring Fund (min. $25 per property requested) A separate fund dedicated entirely to ongoing water quality monitoring and research on Lake Temagami $ _______
Property Patrol Service (choose either A, B or C for each Island with buildings)
Service A (spring and fall) — $50 _____________________________________________ $ _______
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Service C (combination A and B) — $95 ________________________________________$ _______
VHF Marine Radio Service Contribution (minimum $45 for radio service users) _ $ _______
Navigation Maps — Maps are two sided and water resistant.
For the boat — $20 CD Rom ­— $20____________________________________________$ _______
Full Colour Wall Maps — $25__________________________________________________$ _______
Plastic Name Plate — $50_____________________________________________________$ _______
(free with first time class A property membership)
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If you would like to receive an application for membership or information related
to that contact Peter at [email protected] or call 705-237-8927
SERVICES:
• CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
CONSTRU
& PLANS
• LICENSED SEPTIC
SYSTEM
KI RK SM ITH,
OwnerINSTALLER SERVICES:
• LICENSED PROPANE• CONSTRUCTION
INSTALLER
& PLANS
• PLUMBING
• LICENSED SEPT
SYSTEM INSTALL
• ELECTRICAL
• COTTAGE OPENING • LICENSED PROP
INSTALLER
& CLOSING
• PLUMBING
• BARGING
• ELECTRICAL
• COTTAGE OPENI
RENOVATIONS
& CONSTRUCTION: & CLOSING
• BARGING
• C OTTA G E S
Service B (January and March) — $50 _________________________________________$ _______
TLA History Book: Life and Times of a Cottage Community — $30_________________________ $ _______
KIRK
SMI
CONSTRUCTION
Visit the Temagami Lakes’ Association website: www.tla-temagami.org
TELEPHONE: 705-569-4455
FACSIMILE: 705-569-3248
[email protected]
www.kirksmithconstruction.com
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We Specialize in:
• Septic system design
and installation - help with
permit application
In 2008, we celebrated 25 years
of service on Lake Temagami.
Thank you for your patronage!
• Landscaping - sand, gravel,
topsoil, crib rocks on request
• Equipment of all sizes needed
for excavation and site
development
• Rock drilling equipment
- blasting expert available
if necessary
• Freight of all kinds, delivery
• Water pumps and water
treatment systems installation
• Complete project development
or renovations of cottage
We are proud to provide experience, expertise and efficient service. We always
offer a free and honest assessment of your needs. Give us a call if you are planning
to do some improvements on your property. Our aim is always to give you the best
price while minimizing the impact on the environment and on your property.
• We are now offering to fill all
permit applications and site
plan control map for our clients
* Ask us about the available tax credit on your home or cottage improvements.
Efficiency
Expertise
Experience
Equipment
OWNED AND OPERATED BY:
Charlie Bérubé, Raymond & Suzanne Daneault
705 569-3813 or 705 569-2537
Although we have opposed the site plan control from the beginning and still do, until a decision
is made at the municipal level , we are going to provide this service hoping it will alleviate some
frustrations and give you a chance to enjoy your vacation.
P.O. Box 411
TEMAGAMI, ONTARIO
P0H 2H0
Tel: (705) 569-3813 or (705) 569-4446
Fax: (705) 569-2638
E-Mail: [email protected]
To advertise with us call: (705) 237-8927 • Fax: (877) 281-4687 • e-mail: [email protected]
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A Temagami Evening
By Frances Cameron
We set out rowing
Meringues of white thunder clouds
In the sky ahead of us
We watched carefully for lightning
There was none.
The sun went down
Gilding white puffy cloud
With brilliant gold
We looked behind
And saw a huge luminous thunder cloud
Advance like a dragon
Upon us.
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We rowed rapidly to shore
As the thunder rumbled ominously.
Contact Rod Riopel
We were impressed
With the power of nature
And with an understanding
Of how we must honour
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Why Recycle?
Here’s why: Each ton of recycled paper can save
17 trees, 1,438 litres of oil, 24.6 cubic meters of
landfill space, 4000 kilowatts of energy, and 26,498 litres of
water. This represents a 65 percent energy savings, 58 percent
water saving, and 60 pounds less of air pollution!
Attention
Future Journalists/Lake Community Archivists
Boating on the ice.
ly
Photo by Peter Hea
The Temagami Times needs reporters/columnists from all corners
of the lake to share their experiences, events and/or lake history.
We will print submissions, subject to the usual editorial review.
Students may want to contribute items as part of courses
or to obtain community volunteer credits.
Visit the Temagami Lakes’ Association website: www.tla-temagami.org
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GEORGE MATHIAS
Septic Systems & Services
Vacuum Septic Disposal Service
SEPTIC SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS
• Conventional & Commercial
Septic Systems Installed
• Authorized Ecoflo Biofilter
(peat moss) installers
The first system we had to pump out septic tanks was the
“Trash Pump’ system. We found that solids were being left in
the septic tank. George then decided to invest in a vacuum
pump, which is the most environmentally friendly, sanitary
and thorough method to dispose of septic waste!
TRASH PUMP
VACUUM PUMP
Solid Waste Remains in Tank
All Waste Removed From Tank
FREE ESTIMATES
All types of work considered
Tel: (705) 237-8973 • Fax: (705) 237-8763
Bear Island, Lake Temagami, On P0H 1C0
George Mathias Construction
Specializing in:
Cottages • Log Homes • Renovations • Boathouses • Docks • Freight Service
Plumbing & Licenced Electrician
**SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGH • BRUSH CHIPPER SERVICE**
**Care Taking • Cleaning • Laundry**
Barging Services:
• 2 - 50 ton capacity (20’ wide x 50’ length) • 1 - 4 ton capacity
*Delivery service for camps & contractors (flat or hourly rates) available*
To advertise with us call: (705) 237-8927 • Fax: (877) 281-4687 • e-mail: [email protected]
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Waterfront Upgrades
Work in Progress: the revitalization of the docks and decking at the waterfront by the town Welcome Centre will make the area more attractive, safer
and more accessible. The work was started while the lake was still frozen,
but these photos were taken soon after break-up. It is all part of a Waterfront Development Project funded by the Provincial and Federal Governments and the Municipality. Check it out on your next trip to town.
Ramsay Law Office
Peter R. Ramsay
peter r. ramsay
william r. (Bill) ramsay
18 armstrong street, p.o. Box 160
new liskeard on p0J 1p0
Story
Environmental Inc.
is based in northern Ontario and assists individuals, municipalities as well as small and
large businesses in complying with MOE regulations for:
•Design, installation, optimization, monitoring and maintenance of Small Drinking Water Systems (Summer Camps, Campground, Lodges, Resorts)
•Design and optimization of Large Drinking Water Treatment Systems
(Trailer Parks, Municipalities, Institutions)
• Certificate of Approval Applications • Regulatory Compliance Monitoring
[air, water (groundwater, wastewater, surface water), and soil]
332 Main Street, P.O. Box 716, Haileybury, Ontario, P0J 1K0
Phone: 705-672-3324 • Fax: 705-672-3325 • www.storyenvironmental.com
705 647 4010
William R. (Bill) Ramsay
fax: 647 4341
toll free: 1 800 837 6648
email: [email protected]
web site: www.ramsaylaw.ca
Celebrating 80 years in Temagami & Temiskaming
Classified ads are free
for TLA members.
Send to [email protected]
real estate wills elder care
estate planning & administration
Did you know that TLA members can
have daily papers delivered to the TLA
Headquarter’s building from the
One Stop Trading Post in Temagami?
commercial and corporate law
(705-569-3888)
Visit the Temagami Lakes’ Association website: www.tla-temagami.org
FOR sale
Boat Trailer For Sale: ‘Easy
Loader’ bunk Boat Trailer with loading guides, wheel swivel jack, bearing
buddies, 4.80 X 12 inch tires and spare.
705-237-8516.”
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• business directory •
Camp Adanac
Tackle
Burgers PLUS
Temagami
Petro-Canada
Open 6 a.m. daily
(705) 569-3310
Temagami ON P0H 2H0
Bait • Fishing tackle • Cottage rentals
R estaurant
Lance White
LLBO
Video Rentals
Lotto 649
Ice Cream
Bus/Train Agent
705-237-8950 • 705-237-8938
The Temagami Times
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On Temagami Island behind Deepwater Lodge.
Call TLA for directions.
Receive 10% OFF
when you place your ad in
3 issues per year
(discount applied at the end of the year)
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Call (705) 237-8927
6484 Highway 11 N,
Temagami, Ont P0H 2H0
[email protected]
next deadline: september 1, 2013
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Please provide high resolution (min. 200 dpi @100%) pdf, tiff
or jpeg files (Note: word documents are not acceptable) to:
[email protected] or on CD by snail mail to the below
address. If you require artwork we can provide it for you at an
additional cost (min. $20.00 charge). Please call for a quote.
705-569-2666
• expert rebuilds
• free pickup & delivery at landing
• 17’ canoes to order
Group Box 129, Temagami ON P0H 2H0
Helen Hall
3 Bedroom Cottage for Rent
Lake - (705) 237-8904
E-mail - [email protected] • Fax - (705) 237-8995
No Job too big or too small
Call us for our full line of services
Commerical
or Domestic
Original Oil and Water Colour Paintings
New In-Home Studio
268 Paddon Cres., New Liskeard
705-647-4285
I hope to greet all my summer friends.
Hailybury, Ontario
P0J 1K0
705 672-3520
Cell 705 676-6520
•cl assifieds•
FOR sale
Cottage for sale: 2 bedroom,
winterized and fully serviced. Prime
location in the hub area, Sun-Mar
composting toilet. All furniture
included, Boat house. Good dockage.
$450,000. 705-474-3056 (winter)
705-237-8726 (summer).
Boat for sale: 1979 T-Bird Deep
v hull 18ft Bowrider, 198 hp (fast) low
hours. Original upholstery carpet and
covers are very clean. Hull is perfect for
rough weather, kids & pets upfront and
visible. $7000.00 obo call Norm Flett
289-237 3984 or [email protected]
all service @ BLB Marine 705 237 8970.
Floating boathouse on Lake
Temagami. Best offer. [email protected]
FOR sale
Outboard motor for sale:
Johnson 25 HP, late 1980’s 2 stroke,
$300, [email protected]
COTTAGE FOR SALE: 2 Story Cottage, 30 x 50, LR w/woodstove, Kitchen,
Diningroom,7 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 Baths,
Screened Porch, 8x36 Dock, Insulated,
200 amp, new, Septic, $375,000.
617-694-2670 or 705 237-8908
[email protected].
12 ft. Gamefisher boat: fiberglass
from Sears, perfect first boat for children,
suitable for 5HP-9HP. $200 or b.o.
Contact TLA [email protected] for photo
Hotpoint Washer and dryer,
$150 each/$250 pair, delivery available,
[email protected]
Notices
Employment
Island 159 Celebration:
It has been 100 years since Grampa
Frank Todd came to island 159 in
1913. This summer Todd’s Island
celebrates with a drop in social on
Sunday Aug. 4, 1-4 PM. Contact the
Todd’s or McGuires on 159 for details.
The Temagami Fish Hatchery may; have
a summer job open for a “fisheries technician” depending on funding approval from
the federal government. Students may
indicate their interest in this potential position by contacting us at [email protected].
Piano tuner available this summer
on lake – see page 7
For Rent
TEMAGAMI COTTAGE:
3 bedroom cottage sleeps 8. Full season
with large docks on a private island
http://grg.www2.onlink.net/843.htm
e-mail: [email protected] 705-237-8904
To advertise with us call: (705) 237-8927 • Fax: (877) 281-4687 • e-mail: [email protected]
Wanted
Wanted to purchase old canoes - aluminum
canvas cedar strip (tripper or square stern
for restoration project ) and birch bark Call Pete Calverley (905) 895 -7265
Piano to loving home on Lake Temagami,
[email protected], 705-237-8867
Wanted to rent cabin/rustic cottage for
2-3 wk in August on Lake Temagami. Contact Joanne @ [email protected].
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