May 2016 - Municipality of Oliver Paipoonge

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OLIVER PAIPOONGE
Crestview’s Earth Day
Brings the Bikes!
see story on page 9
Volume 19, Number 5
May 2016
YARD
SALE
Oliver Paipoonge
Fire/Rescue Association
Where: Rosslyn
Community Center
(3405 Rosslyn Rd)
When: June 18/2016
(rain or shine)
Time: 9 am to 3 pm
Set Up Time 8 am
Indoor Table $15
Outdoor tailgate
(no table) $10
Call 626-3195 to reserve
your spot!
THE STANLEY HILL
CEMETERY
COMMITTEE
INVITES YOU TO
ATTEND
CEMETERY
SUNDAY
JUNE 5th, 2016
STANLEY HILL
CEMETERY
Please plan to take some
time to tend to the
gravesites of your family
and friends.
Founders’ Museum
Gone but not forgotten.
Interested in an Oliver Paipoonge Business Association?
The Municipality has received requests for an Oliver Paipoonge business association to be formed. Any businessperson who has interest in
being a part of such an association in Oliver Paipoonge please telephone Melissa Kusznier at 935-2613, extension 225.
is open for the season on Friday, April 29 to Sunday,
May 1 from noon to 4:30 each week. Watch for special
event ads. Admission is by donation. For more info
please phone 475 7424 or email [email protected].
CANADA POST AGREEMENT #40037986
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
BUILDING PERMIT FEES
SET FINES AND REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS ON
BUILDING PERMITS
Pursuant to the Building Code Act Sections 6, 7, 8, Notice is hereby provided for a Public Meeting to be held on:
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016, at 6:00 p.m. to 8:00
in the Council Chambers of the Oliver Paipoonge Municipal Complex, 4569 Oliver Road
for a proposed change to the building permit fee schedule as listed below:
BY-LAW NO. 618-2016 amending By-law No. 673-2012 by
adding “Schedule C”
SET FINES
BY-LAW NO. 619-2016 amending By-law No. 673-2012 by
adding “Schedule D”
REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS ON
BUILDING PERMITS
The following is a list of refundable deposits on
Building Permits:
YOUR HEAT NEEDS - MET HERE
www.hhimporters.ca
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Outdoor Wood Furnace Products
“Classic” outdoor wood & dual fuel furnaces
“eClassic” & “Edge” high efficiency down draft models
“Maxim” user-friendly and highest efficiency wood pellet furnace
Thermopex & Rehau pre-insulated barrier pex pipe
Installation & replacement parts for outdoor wood furnaces
Lac Wood Premium softwood pellets (bagged or bulk)
Outdoor Wood Furnace Services
• Repair • Maintenance • Inspection
Note: The general penalty provision for the offences listed above is
Section 36, of the Building Code Act, 1992, S.O. 1992, c.23
page 2,
The Oliver Paipoonge News, May 2016
Your Authorized
Central Boiler Dealer
939-1152
3879 Hwy 11/17
May 1 to 7 is
EMERGENCY
PREPAREDNESS WEEK.
I am absolutely convinced everyone
has a 72 hour emergency kit ready at
all times, but if you have lost yours
now is a good time to build your kit.
Emergency kits do not have to cost
a lot of money or be the Cadillac
version you probable have most
items already. Just not in one place
or in a kit. Check out the website
WWW.ONTARIO.CA/BEPREPARED for good information on
what should go into your preparedness kit.
Having the basics immediately
available may never be needed, but
in the event there is an emergency
and you must immediately evacuate,
having your emergency kit will be a
life saver. There are many variables
and differences for each family that
I am not able to set out a generic kit.
Going to the Ontario web site is
your best and safest bet. There are
many emergency sites out there,
most trying to sell you a kit. The
Ontario site is an approved and safe
site with good information.
If you have any questions you can
call the fire station at 935 2622.
If you have an emergency, be it illness, injury or fire, DIAL 911
immediately. Provide the operator
with the information needed for the
fire and emergency services to
respond with the proper resources. It
is hard to answer questions when
you are in a hurry or upset, but the
information is vital to those
responding to your call. Remember,
we would rather respond to a call
and not be required, than not be
called to respond and should have
responded.
Your fire and emergency services
volunteers will be continuing to
train and improve our skills all summer with training courses and exercises. This takes a lot of time away
from our families and other hobbies.
Our Municipality is very fortunate
and can be proud of all our volunteers for their dedication and professionalism in providing both fire and
emergency services whenever needed. So when you see them out training, or taking a few moments to
enjoy the summer, take a second to
let them know their efforts are
appreciated.
As Always,
Have a safe month
4572 Oliver Rd.
Here is a link with some more info about her
story:
https://www.youcaring.com/jennifer-miller-of-thunder-bay-ontario545084#.VvW6AOh8B1t.facebook
939-6054
Open May 18th
for Season!
Regular Hours for Season:
Mon.-Fri.: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
(MAY 23RD~VICTORIA DAY 10-4 ONLY)
Sat.: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Gift Certificates are
available!
AVAILABLE
DAILY:
•Smokies
•Subs
•Wraps
•Pizza
Murillo
• Coney Dogs
Variety •Coney Burgers
•Butter Tarts
•Pastries
Light meals
•Pies
baked
made fresh
Fresh
on
for you!
Thursdays
935-2443
•Coffee/Hot Chocolate/
Cappucino available for takout
AVAILABLE BY REQUEST:
• Meat & Cheese Trays
• Sandwich Trays
• Sub Platters
• Dessert Trays
• Beef on Bun • Salads
Diane Polowski, Owner
TBay Stucco
• Oil-Fired Appliance
Service
Commercial / Residential
P.807.983.3259
C.807.632.7321
[email protected]
Serving you for
OUR 30TH SEASON
with beautiful hanging
baskets and planters;
quality bedding out plants
and planters; potted plants;
tomato plants; and a
selection of vegetable, herb
and perennial plants.
Frans & Linda Heerema
123 Hwy 130, Rosslyn
ROSSLYN ROAD
p
Former
Municipal Golf
Course
•Santorelli’s
Truck Stop
ARTHUR ST.
§ LULU Variety Store
HWY. 130
by Mike Horan, Fire Chief
...will be holding their
Annual Meeting on
Thursday, May 19th
2016 at the Rosslyn
Community
Centre.
Registration at 3:30 with
the meeting starting at
4pm. Supper served at
6pm. To register call
Sandy at 939-1327.
This year something new
is being added to our program. Instead of our
competitions we are having a TIME, TALENT
OR TREASURE event.
Members can offer any
of the three. Each item is
raffled off at the meeting.
TIME items could offer a
ride to an appointment or
offer to pick up a prescription or groceries.
TALENT items could
include offering to bake
for a special occasion
such as a birthday or
open house. You could
also offer to teach someone to knit or crochet.
TREASURE items could
be a book or movie you
have finished reading or
viewing or even purchase
a new one. You could
also offer gift cards for
coffee or lunch.
Bring your time, talent or
treasure to the meeting
with printed information
as to time and date available to complete your
item offer.
Each year the District
Women’s Institute offer
two scholarships to local
high school students persuing advanced education. Two young girls
will receive their scholarships at this meeting.
Hwy. 130 North
TWIN CITY
CROSSROADS
CHIEF’S
CORNER
The Thunder Bay
District Women’s
Institute
The Oliver Paipoonge News, March 2016 page 3
page 4, The Oliver Paipoonge News, May 2016
Did You Know? by Mary Germain
So pleased that some of you are reading my Did You Know feature. I received a call that
I have to send congratulations to Penny and Ron Smith as they will be celebrating their
50th anniversary in June. 1966 sure was a busy year!
One week in April was set aside to recognize volunteers. In Oliver Paipoonge we sure
have no shortage of them. I just convened the Soup and Sandwich, in support of the
Duke Hunt Historical Museum. I made 30 phone calls for food, etc. and was never
refused. Special mention must go out to Sheila, Linda, Marie and Anita for running the
kitchen so efficiently. We made a total of $750.00 for the Museum. Thanks to everyone!
SPEAKING OF VOLUNTEERS.....Slate River is in dire need of help to organize kids
baseball. This is a great way to get out one night a week for fun and exercise and learn
the basics of baseball and sportsmanship. Should start about mid May and run for 6
weeks, weather permitting. So come on all you Moms, Dads, Aunts, Uncles,
Grandparents and neighbours....we are waiting for your call. Mary at 475-9520 and
Charlene at 475-9689.
Come to our fantastic
Mother's Day
Dinner Buffet
May 8, Sunday: 4:30 - 7:30 p.m
Reservations accepted now!
• Dine-In
• Banquet Hosting
We will open at 11:00 a.m
on Mother's Day.
Take-out orders also available.
• Take-Out
• Catering
• Gift Certificates • Gluten-Free Dishes Available
SUMMER HOURS: April - Thanksgiving
WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY : 4 - 8 P.M
We offer flexible schedule for catering and parties or
gatherings. Please call to make reservations.
939-1450
VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE: kakabekafallscurlingclub.com
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC YEAR ‘ROUND!
Wegner Enterprises
FIREWOOD CUTTING AND SPLITTING
is now accepting spring bookings for:
• Our PORTABLE PROCESSOR will custom cut and split
your firewood on site
• Sizes from 12’’ – 22’’ and split in either half or quarters
➣ VERY COMPETITIVE RATES ➣ FAST SERVICE
NEW FOR 2016!
WE CAN PROCESS DIRECTLY INTO YOUR WOOD SHED!!
Book your spot soon as space is limited
FLAT RATE / BUSH CORD
CALL US TODAY FOR PRICING
345-3966
Leave the heavy lifting to us!
FULLY INSURED
The Oliver Paipoonge News, May 2016 page 5
Do I Look Fat in This?
Chix
in the Stix
Now there’s a loaded question for
you right? I don’t really want to
know the answer. Here’s the thing.
Remember a couple of months ago
when I was talking about skating
and the ordeal of bending over to tie
up your skates while wearing multiple layers of clothes and not being
able to breathe? Well with the
recent spring-like weather I started
discarding some items from my
daily dress code. First went the
socks. I much prefer to be barefoot,
even in my boots. Then went my
old faithful ‘holy’ button-up sweater.
Then the tights and the pair of leggings I like to wear under my pants
to stay warm. Which is when I discovered the truth. You know those
layers I was having trouble with?
They weren’t clothes at all. They’re
attached. To me. Seems I’ve added
a few layers over the winter months.
I had a hunch. The seat belt was getting a bit snugger. I kept blaming it
on my bulky winter coat. And now
that summer is on the horizon it’s
time to face fats. I mean facts. I
need to shed some real layers.
Warm weather helps. I’m not a big
fan of the cold so outdoor activities
in the winter simply aren’t my cup
of tea. But spring and summer are
different. And it isn’t unusual for
me to drop a few sizes doing my
everyday warm weather chores.
Which got me thinking about all the
money people spend on gym memberships to stay fit and trim. We
could really just start up a ‘country
club’ and have
city folks come
out here and
work on our
farms, big and small, or in our country yards, and charge them for it.
We’d have to package it up for them,
use some creative marketing, give it
some fancy name, maybe start a
farm just for this project alone. We
could hold classes on how to split
and pile firewood, how to bend and
pick rows of berries, peas and beans.
Potato digging. Corn shucking.
Clearing brush. Digging trenches.
Tossing bales of hay. Mending
fences. Hanging laundry. Heck, driving tractors even. Think of all the
muscle groups you use each day in
the course of your country life doing
chores that are just part of your normal routine. The carefully planned
moves required for shovelling the
winter layers from the chicken coup
by Cindy Harasen
alone would be hard to match in
your standard Zumba or weight lifting class. I don’t think there’s a
Bowflex or Nordic Track or exercise
bike around that could give you the
full body work out you can get from
working on a farm. Especially not
with the bonus of the fresh air on top
of it all. There might really be a
business idea in here somewhere!
At the very least we hard working
country folk don’t ever have to
worry about joining a gym to keep in
shape. Our prized rural lifestyle
guarantees regular opportunities to
exercise and maintain our robust
chiselled physiques. Give me a
month or two of that country yoga
and I’ll hopefully peel off another
layer and be able to find mine again!
NOTICE OF LOAD
RESTRICTION
Take notice that load restrictions will apply
on all municipal roads within the
Municipality of Oliver Paipoonge and will
continue until further notice.
Chris Bowles
Public Works Superintendent
TEMPELMAN WATER HAULAGE
Providing Reliable Service Since 1987
767 9173
For all your bulk water needs • Residential or Commercial
• City water delivered in stainless steel tanks •
Wells • Holding Tanks • Swimming Pools • Skating Rinks
Closed
Sundays
Kakabeka Falls & Rural District RCL#225
All events take place at the Kakabeka Legion on Hwy 11-17
in Kakabeka Falls
Submitted by Sandra Mazur
Call the events line for info. 473-9122 or check out our web page
at www.kakabekalegion.ca
For bookings at the Kakabeka Legion leave a message on the Legion line at
473-9122 or call Gary MacDonald at 473-9631
Wednesdays
May 4,11,18,25
Sun. May 8TH
Sat. May 14th
Sat. May 28th
Saturdays
bingo
LiCEnCE M728855
bingo takes place every Wednesday – Maximum Payout of $1,360.
Doors open at 5p.m Early birds begin at 6:45 p.m.
For more information call Gary at 473-9631
bUFFET bREAKFAST 8:30- 12:00 noon
‘All you can eat’ Canadian and Finn pancakes, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs,
hash browns, coffee, tea, juice, toast and jam or try our “Made just for you” omelette.
Adults $12, Seniors $11 and children’s pricing as well.
Join the breakfast club and after 10 paid breakfasts you get a free breakfast.
DAnCE to the music of Quest 8p.m- 11 p.m. Cost is $7 per person
including coffee and a light snack.
DAnCE to the music of Quest 8p.m- 11 p.m. Cost is $7 per person
including coffee and a light snack.
CRib every Saturday from 1-4 p.m.
For more information call Tim at 983-299
On Sunday, April 17th the Kakabeka Legion hosted a 90th Birthday Party for Comrade Bill Majbroda. B ill and
Mary have been regulars at the legion for many years now as Mary had been the President up to the end of
last year. Bill and Mary have volunteered many, many hours to ensure the well -being of this branch of the Royal
Canadian Legion. Not only do they put many days and hours into the legion but they volunteer for other organizations as well. Some of those being the Diabetic Association as well as the Hymers Fall Fair. The Kakabeka
Legion and the comrades and friends in the community want to extend Best Wishes to Bill on his 90th Birthday
and Best Wishes to both Bill and Mary as they retire their formal positions at the branch and take some time this
summer to enjoy camping and life in general. You both deserve it so HAVE AN ENJOYABLE SUMMER!
SPRing iS on iTS WAY AnD THE FARMERS MARKET WiLL bE RETURning on SATURDAYS in jUnETHE ACTUAL START UP DATE WiLL bE in nExT MonTHS EvEnTS CALEnDAR.
~C OMMUNITY E VENTS ~
The Oliver Paipoonge News is pleased to donate space for non-profit organizations that hold wonderful events that happen in Oliver
Paipoonge! Email to: [email protected], or bring your information to the Municipal Office in Murillo, with contributor’s name and
phone #. Please designate that you want your submission to run in The Oliver Paipoonge News.
FREE
Victoria Day Pancake Breakfast!
Where? – First Christian Reformed Church,
Cooper Rd off Hwy 130
When? – May 23, 2016, from 8:00 – 10:30 AM
Who? – You, your family and friends!
Why? – To celebrate May long weekend together
Sponsored by the Men’s Breakfast Group, First CRC'92s
Breakfast Group, First CRC
Help Keep Our History Alive
I am looking for persons to submit information
for printing in the Oliver Paipoonge newsletter
about early residents or businesses in our
municipality. If you have family or commercial
history in any area of Oliver Paipoonge, or if
you know interesting information about historic
events, I would appreciate hearing from you.
Please email me at [email protected] or
phone Jean at 474 3292.
TOPS Club
(Take Off Pounds sensibly)
ON 5196
Murillo Meeting:
Tuesday morning at 9:30 a.m. in the Community Baptist Church basement.
Location: corner of Mud Lake Road and Oliver Road, in Murillo. Visitors are always
welcome, (preteens, teens, and adults – male and female). First meeting is free.
TOPS Club, Inc. (Take Off Pounds sensibly) is an affordable, nonprofit, weight-loss
support and wellness education organization with thousands of associate chapters
in the United States and Canada. Members learn about nutrition, portion control,
food planning, exercise, motivation, and more at weekly meetings. For details, call
Rose Marie Shandruk at 807-577-5924, visit www.tops.org.
CONTACT: ROSE MARIE SHANDRUK,
TOPS CLUB, INC
Telephone:
577-5924 Fax: 577-5924
Email: [email protected]
Indoor
Yard
Sale!
The Slate River
Hall
Founders’ Museum
& Pioneer Village
Saturday May 14,
2016
10 am – 3 pm
Tables: $10.00
Book your table
early, Call:
Lil Stieh: 473-4865
Word Ads $10
For Sale: 14 foot boat, motor and
trailer, 15 horsepower 4 Stroke
electric starter, Honda. with many
extras. Asking $5,500 Call 6203082 for more information.
.........................................................
FOR SALE: Patio set, like new, six
sided glass table with six chairs
and umbrella $200. Bissell Power
lifter Carpet Cleaner $40. Kitchen
table - woodgrain look and 6
padded chairs - $50. New Sunbeam
Breadmaker - never used $40.
Tempo treadmill, model 611T
$200. Bedroom suite - double
dresser, bureau, queen size Beauty
Rest mattress $200. Heavy duy
woodsplitter, 3 point hitch $400.
Electric chicken debeaker $200. 10
gal. carboys with fermentation
locks $10. Cabbage shredder $40.
32 oz. preserving jars. $2.50 doz.
Phone 475-4347
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Bluegrass
Festival Jammers
- YEE-HAW!
...present a great night of foot
stompin', hand clappin' music
every Tuesday Night from 7:00 10:00 at the Vickers Heights
Community Centre on Broadway
Avenue. Pick up your instruments
and come on out for a fun night of
jammin' or just listenin' ..but
remember.. BLUEGRASS AND OLD
TYME MUSIC only! $3.00 at the door
includes refreshments as well,
Looking for
Wooden Disks:
The disking group for Rural 60+ are in
need of wooden discs. If you have
belonged to a disking group in the past
or know of anyone who has disks in any
condition and wish to get rid of them
please contact Shirley at 475-6968.
NOTICE
LANDFILL SITE
SUMMER HOURS
Effective From April 1 – September 30
Landfill sites are CLOSED on all Statutory Holidays
North Landfill Site
(1 Spence Road)
Tuesday 12:00 Noon – 8:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
South Landfill Site
(154 Barrie Drive)
Wednesday 12:00 Noon – 8:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Congratulations to our Crestview Yellow
Jackets Polar Plunge Team composed of 21
grade 7/8 students and 4 staff members who
raised a grand total of 6800 for Special
Olympics! We could not have done this without
the support of parents, students and staff! The
funds raised supports local athletes in local and
provincial games and provides funding for
sports equipment, travel and uniforms. The 7th
annual event was held on April 2nd at Prince
Arthur's Landing! by Mrs. Giertuga
My Blooming Business
Greenhouse
474-3235
Karen and Gerald Breukelman
Opening May 6!
Quality Annuals, Perennials,
Vegetables, Herbs,
Hanging Baskets
and Ornamental Grasses!
Many Unique and
Hard-to-Find Varieties!
NEW LOCATION!
Located at
341 Hanna Rd.
Only 1.5 km south
of old location,
between
Candy Mountain Dr.
& Hwy 61!
Hours: Monday-Friday 10-6pm, Saturday 9-5pm
Crestview
Raise the
Flag
(above)
by Mrs.
Giertuga
Students, staff
and the school
community
were invited to
their first annual Raise the
Flag event in
support of
Autism
Awareness.
The ceremony
was held on
April 1 where
staff and students were
encouraged to
wear red or
blue in support
of the day.
Special thanks
to School
Council Cochair Debby
Dick for bringing this wonderful event to
our school!
CRESTVIEW SCHOOL
CELEBRATES EARTH DAY!
On Thursday, April 21st, Crestview
School celebrated Earth Day in a big
way! 75 students (and many parents,
grandparents & siblings!) walked or
biked to school! They were escorted
by 3 community police cruisers! The
weather was perfect and everyone
arrived to school safely! Many students biked or walked from home.
Many students met at the Rural
Family Resource Centre to walk.
Other students met at the Murillo
Library and took the bike trail that
links the 2 ends of Rubin Drive. Our
students know that using active transportation to
school, to the library, to a friend’s house or to the
baseball fields is a healthy, earth-friendly way of
getting around! Keep your eyes open as lots of bikers and walkers are out in the neighbourhood!
by Alison Hart
640 Beverly Street
(807) 344-3232 Office
(807) 344-5400 Fax
1-888-837-6926 Toll Free
[email protected]
www.avistarealty.ca
Barb McEwen
Salesperson
(807) 626-3860
CELL
It’s FENCING Season!
Be kind
to the
environment
and don’t
litter!
Deer eating your garden?
Dogs leaving your yard?
Unwanted traffic coming down
your driveway?
Complete
10'x10'x6'
galvanized
chain link kennel.
Portable, easy 15
minute assembly.
In stock only
Only $398!
Sale Price!
935-2921
5167 TOWNLINE RD.
Thunder Bay Feeds has a complete selection of
wire fencing
products to meet
your
specific needs.
Treated wood posts,
steel t-posts, wire
mesh fencing, poly
deer fencing, electric
fencing, driveway
gates, walkthru gates,
dog kennels
www.thunderbayfeeds.com
Time on My Hands
May 1966 (apparently Part 2)
by Karen Craib
It's official - I'm old! You probably knew
that. After researching May 1966 I added
it to list of dates I've written about, and
surprise - I already did it. One of the newspaper articles did feel familiar, upon
checking there were 3 things I'd already
written about.
And then....I realized I'd already written
about S.S. No. 5 too.Oh well....Here's
what else happened that May.
Mrs. Joan Smout as re-elected president of
the Rosslyn Women's Institute. Other officers were Mrs. M. Sideen, Mrs. M. Naida,
Mrs. D. Yurick and Mrs. E. Wakewich.
In other Rosslyn news Mrs. Virgil Roman
had her mother visiting from Germany.
Source: Times Journal May 5, 1966
In Paipoonge the average tax rate was
down slightly.
Representing the Recreation Committee,
Mrs. Addie Wing told council that about
120 children take part in the swimming
and water safety lessons each year.
Council was asked to assist with paving
the walk to the pool, so dirt wouldn't be
tracked in.
A new antibiotic, Myxin was developed.
Dr. D.C. Gillespie was one of the
researchers. His late grandfather Angus
Gillespie farmed in Slate River.
In Oliver the tax levy remained "pretty
much the same". Garbage dumps were
cleaned up for the Spring. They were open
on Wednesday evenings and Saturday
mornings.
For 1 week only Cherie A Go Go was
doing her Go Go dance at the Blue Swan
Inn. She was accompanied by Bits 'N
Pieces.
The "World's fastest honky-tonk piano
player" Gloves McGinty was playing in
the Dominion Lounge.
Eatons was selling powder room sets for
$43.25. It included a toilet, seat, wall
basin and faucet. A friend of mine just
paid $90 for a new toilet seat.
At A & W you could buy a chicken burger
for 60 cents or a barrel of chicken for
$5.25.
Mrs. J. Garland acted as hostess for the
Women's Auxiliary of the Church of the
Messiah's monthly meeting. President
Mrs. J.H. Beaney was in charge. Miss
Irene Pool would be the June hostess.
The Fort William Municipal Golf Course
was the first to open regular greens. It is
the driest of the local golf courses.
Source:Times Journal May 10, 1966
Mrs. Rae Schan presided at the Slate River
Women's Institute meeting. Four voting
delegates were elected to attend the district annual of South Thunder Bay W.I.
Elected were Mrs. Berjet Carlson, Mrs.
Harry Mintenko, Mrs. Rae Schan and Mrs.
Steve Germain.
Rosslyn resident Miss Shirley Walz wed
Stanley T. Cooke. Her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Walz owned Walz store in
Rosslyn (I have many happy memories of
that store, especially the candy counter. I
still dream about it). her empire-line gown
was make of
silk ligoda. Her honeymoon outfit was a
petal-pink crochet knit dressmaker suit.
4H News
by Jean Wilson,Volunteer Leader, 4-H
Thunder Bay
The Thunder Bay 4-H Club is starting their newest adventure the “4-H
Veterinary Project”. The first meeting was held on April 20th with old and
new members attending.
This project will teach members about animal anatomy and physiology and
how to recognize and treat some common illnesses. As always this will be
a fun and interactive project where we “learn to do by doing”. One of the
many outings will be to visit a veterinary clinic as well as visiting a farm
to have hands on experience with animals. The third regular meeting will
be held on May 11th. For more information call Stacey 474-3979.
The Kakabeka Falls Women's Institute met
at the home of Mrs. R. Mogg. As president
she presided over the meeting. Secretary
Mrs. J. Larabee was instructed to write
Oliver council about the number of dogs
running at large and ruining village garOn May 4th the Ontario 4-H representation from Southern Ontario
dens.
will
do
a leader and volunteer training and to discuss 4-H in the Thunder
Bay area. It will be held at Pinegrove United Church, Hwy 130 at 7pm.
Slate River School pupils presented a This is an annual event and is always a fun evening. Everyone is welcome
musical program in the community hall. to come and learn more about the 4-H program.
Miss Margaret Looney was the music
supervisor. Judy Gratz and Cheryle
L'Esperance sang "La Cucaracha". Hugh
Wilson played 2 accordion numbers. The
intermediate choir sang their winning
number from the recent music festival.
WE NEED YOU TO
Among movies playing at the Capitol were
Ann-Margret in "Made In Paris" and
Richard Burton in "The Spy Who Came In
From The Cold".
Included in the Videon t.v. lineup was
"Let's Play Post Office", "Danny Kaye"
and "Green Acres". I still sing the theme
song from "Green Acres: and I think
Arnold inspired my love of pigs. He was
one smart pig.
David McCallum was shooting "Three
Bites Of The Apple" in Italy. He played
Illya Kuryakin in "The Man From
U.N.C.L.E." I thought he was pretty cute.
50 years later and he's playing Dr.Donald
Mallard on "NCIS".
Chapples was selling Mock Oranges for
$1.73, Flowering Almonds for $1.39 and
Silver Maples for $4.99. My inlaws had a
beautiful Mock Orange until it was pruned
last year. I could have cried. It smelled so
wonderful when it was in bloom.
If you needed a new rake ($2.50) or a
wheel barrow ($16.95) you could pick one
up at Piper's Hardware.
VOLUNTEER!!
Thunder Bay Therapeutic Riding Association
Volunteer Orientation May 12 at 6:30
Location: 327 Calvert Road, Murillo
Must be 14+ years of age to volunteer!
472-5650
EMAIL [email protected] for info
Please call 472-5650 after 4 on orientation night
to make sure we do not have to cancel.
? Computer Repairs
? Computer/Laptop Sales
? Software/Hardware
Installations
? Wireless/Network
Router Install
? Hardware/Memory Upgrades
? Virus/Windows Reload
? Data Transfer
The Department of Agriculture at Guelph
was offering a beekeeping short course
from July 4 to 8. The cost of $10 per day
included room and board. Due to cool
weather beekeeping in our area was not
too successful that year.
995 Golf Links Rd.? Thunder Bay ? Ph. 344-0200
www.dunrite.com
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Kakabeka
Falls Legion held their May meeting at the
Kakabeka Falls Hotel. Mrs. E. Laughton
and Mrs. M. McCauley were welcomed as
new members. The auxiliary was scheduled to cater the Senior Citizens Sunshine
Club picnic in Murillo. Members decided
to buy a new coffee urn that was needed
for the Nolalu Fish Derby.
After perusing the newspapers I treated
myself to a delicious lunch at Cronos. I
enjoyed a Mocha while looking over my
photocopies and deciding what news to
write about. When I worked at the library
we went there for lunch *every*
Wednesday. I still try to get there every
few weeks. If you go in the winter months,
Tom makes amazing soups.
Well I hope you have a pleasant May and
wish all the mothers out there a Happy
Mother's Day.
COUNCIL
Mayor Kloosterhuis
[email protected]
Numbers & Email Addresses
473-5658
Councillor Byers
[email protected]
935-2840
Councillor Kamphof
[email protected]
935-3344
Councillor Bishop
[email protected]
Councillor Vis
[email protected]
HALL RENTALS
Call the Municipal Office
COUNCIL
286-5657
935-2200
935-2613
ADMINISTRATION
Margaret (Peggy) Dupuis, CAO/Clerk
935-2613 Ext 223
[email protected]
Karen Caren, Treasurer/Deputy CAO
935-2613 Ext 229
[email protected]
Kyle Bushby, Community Services Supervisor
935-2613 Ext 230
[email protected]
Sharron Martyn, Municipal Planner
935-2613 Ext 224
[email protected]
Chris Bowles, Public Works Superintendent
935-2613 Ext 222
[email protected]
Mike Horan, Fire Chief
[email protected]
935-2622
News from Oliver
Agricultural Society
Respectfully submitted by Sylvia Goodheart
Well, its official, spring is here, snow is melting and
sun is shining. Time to get to work on the fair
grounds. We have a big year ahead of us and are
looking for help. If you have time to run a lawnmower or swing a hammer, we need you. Anyone
willing to lend a hand can contact Chris or Sylvia to
see what is going on each week , call 767-2365 or
620-9158.
Big announcement time. We have secured Country
Fest for our Friday night of the fair. Dates of the fair
are August 19, 20 and 21. Big Country bands will
be featured. Tickets will be going on sale soon so
keep in touch via our facebook or web page or listen to Country 105.3. Our Saturday and Sunday will
be our regular fair schedule which will include
gymkhanas, Rodeo, Horse Racing, Amusement
Rides and competitions for poultry and rabbits as
well as the competitions in the blue bldg.
Come on out and be involved as road building work
will commence as soon as the grounds are workable.
REMINDERS
Burning permits are required all year. Charges will be laid if you burn without a permit. Daytime
burning is allowed from Nov 1 to March 31You are not allowed to dispose of used oil, paint at our
landfill site. The Municipality is no longer accepting appliances that contain Freon. In order for these
appliances to be accepted at the Landfill Sites, they must have the Freon removed by a Certified
Refrigeration Specialist and tagged to indicate that they are Freon-free. Once the Freon is removed and
the appliance is tagged, it can then be disposed of in the designated area at either Landfill Site without
charge.
You must present both your Landfill Access Card and Photo ID (driver’s license) to the Landfill Site
Attendant upon arrival effective July 11, 2015….landfill sites are for residents only.
Non profit event planners can submit an online request to have their event placed on our municipal calendar located on the website. Go to our website www.oliverpaipoonge.ca and click on the events calendar icon on the home page and from there click on the link “submit an event” for free advertising.
Remember to RECYCLE – our sites are filling up with recyclable items. The Municipality is legislated
to recycle, so please do your part!!
We remind residents that charges can be laid in regards to insecure loads and garbage flying onto the
roads. Please ensure your garbage is secured in your vehicle or trailer!
Remember: You must have your pet under your control at all times. DOG TAGS are av ailable at Municipal Office, Wildwoode Variety on Hwy 102
and AJ’s Trading Post on Hwy. 61
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Lakehead Region Conservation Authority Submitted by LRCA Staff
If you haven’t already, be sure to
visit
the
Lakehead
Region
Conservation Authority’s (LRCA)
brand new website at www.lakeheadca.com! While you are there,
sign up for our newsletter so you can
stay up-to-date on upcoming events,
Watershed news and more!
The Tree Seedling Assistance
Program will be taking orders until
May 11th, 2016, so be sure to get
your seedling order in soon! The
order form can be downloaded from
our website.
Tickets are now available for the
2016 Wine Tasting & Dinner at
Whitewater! Join the LRCA and
LCF on Thursday, May 12th, 2016
at Whitewater Golf Club for a sampling of several different wine varieties and a five-course meal.
Tickets are $100.00 and include a
$50.00 charitable tax receipt. There
will be one attendance prize drawn
per full table, and one door prize.
Tickets are available now; call
(807) 344-5857.
Be sure to mark Saturday, June 4th
on your calendar, as the LRCA and
LCF will be hosting a Garden Party
Plant & Yard Sale as well as an
LRCA Open House at 130
Conservation Road from 9:00 a.m.
– 3:00 p.m. If you would like to
take part in the Yard Sale, you can
purchase an outdoor spot for $20.00
to sell your wares. We are also looking for donations for the Plant Sale.
Visit our website for more detailed
event information.
Thanks to the TD Friends of the
Environment Fund, the LRCA will
once again be offering an Engaging
Seniors in the Outdoors Program.
This year, there will be events held
on May 26th, June 30th, July 28th,
August 25th, September 29th and
October 6th. Topics and guest
speakers are still being finalized,
but be sure to let us know if you are
interested and we will add you to
the contact list. These events
require pre-registration and they fill
up fast!
The Lakehead Region Conservation
Authority (LRCA) administers
Ontario
Regulation
180/06:
Development, Interference with
Wetlands and Alterations to
Shorelines and Watercourses under
the Conservation Authorities Act
within its Area of Jurisdiction.
Development
within
the
Approximated Regulated Area may
require a Permit from the LRCA.
Development that commences prior
to receiving a Permit is subject to
double the fee. Permit applications
are available at the LRCA
Administrative Office at 130
Conservation Road or can be downloaded from the LRCA website
(www.lakeheadca.com).
A number of publications and fact
sheets related to this topic are available at the LRCA Administrative
Office and on our website.
Get out and Explore!
Thunder Bay
Horticultural Society
General Meeting
Oliver Road Community Centre,
563 Oliver Road
Thursday, May 19th, 2016
This meeting runs from 7:30 to
9:30 pm. The presentation for
tonight's meeting is "Straw Bale
Gardening" by Holly Rupert,
Master Gardener. How to have a
garden in a small area with little to
no weeding.
Light refreshments (coin donation)
will be served during the break.
Everyone welcome.
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• Beautiful flags!
• New Weather Vanes & Windsocks
• Outback Hats & Apparel
• Large Section of Wind Chimes
• Thunder Bay, Canadian,
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T-shirts and Sweatshirts
• Local Agate
• Works of Local Artisans
• Souvenirs • Amethyst
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Holy Humour
Hubert Den Draak, Pastor Pinegrove United Church,
Hwy 130, Rosslyn (next to the Tbaytel tower)
www.PinegroveUC.org
A pastor and a taxi driver both died hand in hand.
Ever since then, many churches
and went to heaven. St. Peter was at
the Pearly gates waiting for them. around the world celebrate Holy
"Come with me", said St. Peter to Humor Sunday with stacks of sillithe taxi driver. The taxi driver did as ness, plenty of pranks (think: waterhe was told and followed St. Peter to bomb the pastor) and loads of laugha mansion. It had anything you could ter. Here in North America, too,
imagine from a bowling alley to an more and more churches are redisOlympic size pool. Next, St. Peter covering this wonderful tradition,
led the pastor to a rugged old shack and in the process also rediscover
with a bunk bed and a little old the joy of our faith.
What I like about holy Humor
black-and-white TV. "Wait, I think
you are a little mixed up', said the Sunday is its subversiveness. As far
pastor. 'Shouldn't I be the one who as I know, it has the wonderful disgets the mansion? After all I dedicat- tinction of not being authorized by
ed my whole life to do God's work any church structure anywhere. I
and preached God's word every think that makes perfect sense. After
Sunday!" Peter nodded and said, all, when was the last time anyone in
"Yes, that's true. But during your ser- authority showed a great sense of
mons, people slept. When the taxi humor? That makes Holy Humor
Sunday a tiny little bit of a rebel
driver drove, everyone prayed!"
This joke (and many more) was among all the other officially vetted
part of our service on Holy Humor special Church days. Humor is irrevSunday. What is Holy Humor erent, humor laughs at stuffy seriSunday, you ask? In the early church ousness and self-importance. Humor
the Sunday after Easter was is liberating—just like Christ's mesobserved by the faithful as a day of sage. That's why I think it deserves a
joy and laughter with parties and special place in church and in our
picnics to celebrate Jesus' resurrec- faith.
A minister was teaching a Sunday
tion.
The customs of Bright Sunday, as School class about the resurrection
it was also called, came up during wh en a boy wanted to know, "What
the Middle Ages. Some early church did Jesus say right after he came out
leaders had the bright idea that God of the grave?" The minister said it
played a practical joke on the devil was a good question, but that the
by raising Jesus from the dead. Bible was not clear about what Jesus
Easter was God's supreme joke said exactly. Then the hand of one
played on death; God had the last little girl shot up. "I know what Jesus
laugh over death—the Easter laugh! said," she insisted. "And what was
Or, as theologian Conrad Hyers once that?" the minister asked. The girl
said, "Humor is not the opposite of jumped up, threw wide her arms and
seriousness. Humor is the opposite exclaimed, "Ta-dah...!"
of despair." Humor and hope go
Maggie Strutt’s Surprise Birthday
Party meant lots of baby gifts for the
Rural Cupboard Food Bank!
MURILLO SITE PROGRAM
The Rural
Family Centre/
Best Start
(4509 Oliver Ro ad)
Mo rning sessio ns run fro m
Mo nday to Friday 9:30 - 12:00
Afternoon session is o n
W ednesday fro m 1:30 - 4:00
VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL
SITE PROGRAM
Runs w eekly o n Tuesdays
fro m 10:00 to 12:00
No pre-registratio n is necessary,
ho w ever, w e ask that yo u pro vide a
nut-free snack fo r yo ur child
page 14, The Oliver Paiponge News, March 2016
Call 935-3009 for
further information.
Rural Cupboard Food Bank
NEIGHBOURS HELPING NEIGHBOURS
P. O. Box 327 KAKABEKA FALLS, by Gladys Grant
It seems like we are a month behind
in our growing season, but I guess
we will be having our April showers
in May. My crocuses are blooming,what a lovely colour purple my
granddaughter Alixs’ favorite color.
So pretty!
A BIG THANK YOU to Ron
Kanutski who raised $400.00 for the
food bank by special cash donations
at Comedian night in Conmee.
Greatly appreciated!
SPECIAL THANKS to Union Gas
for their cash donation to our food
bank and their employees and families who donated their time to put up
shelving and re-arranging stock at
the food bank. Great job, well done!
A BIG THANK YOU to Klara
vanDuyn who in honor of her 7th
Birthday decided to have friends
donate groceries to the food bank to
help others instead of receiving gifts
for her self. A donation was also
received in the amount of $50.00 to
the Children’s Lunch Program. Way
to go Klara!
A BIG THANK YOU to Lachlan and
Brayden Morrill, who in honor of
their 10th Birthday requested their
friends to donated groceries to the
food bank, instead of receiving gifts
for themselves. So great to see all
these young people thinking of others in need of help as well as adults.
Good on you Lachlan and Brayden!
A BIG THANK YOU to Maggie
Strutt who in honor of her 70th
Birthday was so pleased to see gifts
brought for the babies at the food
bank. New clothing, diapers and
food etc. It was so de’ja’vu as being
a surprise party Maggie didn’t know
this was happening. Just before that
she spoke to me about seeing what
she could do to help at the food
bank. She was so pleased with the
gifts for the babies, as this was in her
own mind to do something to help.
A BIG THANK YOU to everyone
who bought groceries for the food
bank in honour of Jaxon Vaillant’s
1st. birthday. Happy Birthday Jaxon!
ATTENTION: On Saturday, May
14th from 12 P.M. to 3 P.M. the 5th
Annual Rural Health Fair is being
held at Kakabeka Falls Public
School, 1 Porter Street, Kakabeka
Falls, ON POT1WO. The Rural
Cupboard Food Bank will have a
booth set up there for donations.
Please bring a grocery item to help
those in need in our communities.
Do not hesitate to ask questions
about the food bank. This year’s
theme
is
“Cultivating
Our
Community Roots” Watch for more
advertisements elsewhere.
SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM:
Support is always needed for this
peanut free program for school age
child registered with the food bank.
This child will receive enough lunch
supplies for one week per month of
the school year for $50.00. Any
donation towards this program is
gratefully appreciated. Please mark
your cheque or if cash is given that it
is marked for this program. A tax
receipt will be issued for $10.00 or
more for any donations to the food
bank as we are a Registered NonProfit Charity.
The Food Bank will be open
Wednesday, May 18th from 11 A.M.
to 1:30 P.M. for distribution of hampers to the clients. Food can be
dropped off at the Rapport Credit
Union in Kakabeka Falls, The
Oliver Paipoonge Library in
Rosslyn Village and the Needing
Municipal Office during business
hours. Reusable shopping bags are
always welcome and can be dropped
off at any of the above locations or
at the food bank at times listed
below. You can bring them on
Tuesday afternoon April 19th from 1
P.M. to 2 P.M. or in the evening from
6:15 P.M. to 7:45 P.M. when people
are there preparing for food bank
day.
The food Bank phone number is
285-0836 if you have any questions
or concerns. Callsl are received
from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Please
leave a message and someone will
get back you as soon as possible.
ATTENTION: Building plans are
definitely moving forward, so watch
for more exciting news to come
shortly. Check us out on Facebook.
Next meeting is Wednesday, May
4th, at 6:30 P.M. at Redeemer
Lutheran church in their hall. Come
on out to our meetings to get
informed and updated on our new
building project.
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BAGDONAS CONSULTING SERVICE
[email protected] 935-3021
RURAL BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY
ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES
Rosslyn Service Home Hardware
Repairs to all makes: ATV, Snowmobiles, Tractors
& equipment
3404 W. Rosslyn Rd., Rosslyn Village 939-2521
APARTMENTS - SENIORS
Kay bee Seniors non Profit Housing
108 Hill St., Kakabeka Falls
Contact: Mary Sabo-Bandiera, 475-0313
A subsidy may be available to assist with
your rent.
APPLIANCE REPAIR
A-Tech Appliance Service
Frans Heerema 123 Hwy 130 939-2700
In-your-home service of most makes of fridges,
stoves, washers and dryers & dishwashers
AUTO REPAIR
Art's Auto
Automotive repair and diagnostics
All makes and models; Art Blekkenhorst
935-2835; 4582 Oliver Road, Murillo
Charlie’s Auto
Automotive Service Technician, Charles Clair
953 Candy Mountain Dr., 473-5456 708-5536
Dykstra’s Starters & Alternators
Rebuilding of all starters and alternators….
from Atvs to Cars, Trucks & Boats, large
and small. Gerald Dykstra 807.252.6605
Fast Forward Auto
Full Service Domestic & Import Repairs:
Brakes, Driveline, Drivability
[email protected]
1024 Boundary Dr. W. Neebing 807-628-8551
Rick’s Auto Repair
Up-to-date fuel injection diagnostic & repairs
& repairs to all makes & models
20 Berini Drive, 473-4501
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Laugh out Loud with bobo
BoBo the Clown! Fabulous entertainment for
birthday parties!
628 7271
BOARDING KENNELS
Dacksville boarding Kennels
Brenda Flett, R.R.#5, Twin City Crossroads
Thunder Bay P7C 5M9
Ph. 935-2288 Fax 935-2535
[email protected] http://www.dacksville.com/
BOOKKEEPING / TAXES
LAK business Services
Lucy Kloosterhuis-Bookkeeping, Payroll,
Income Taxes, Gov’t Returns & Secretarial
Services
Ph. 473-5658 Fax 577-7829 [email protected]
CATERING, HALL RENTALS &
MEETINGS
Founder's Museum & Pioneer village
3190 HWY 61, Thunder Bay ON P7C 4V2
Royal Canadian Legion Hall
Kakabeka, 473-9122
[email protected]
CHEESE FARM
Thunder oak Cheese Farm
755 Boundary Dr. R.R. #3, 628-0175
CHOCOLATE
Chocolate Cow
Nut-free chocolates. Home shop open 10 –
4:30 Mon. – Thurs. 261 McCluskey Dr. Slate
River. Also at Cheese Farm, Kakabeka
Depot and other area stores. 623-2628.
CHRISTMAS TREES
Sandpiperfarms
#801-Hwy. 130, Slate River
facebook.com/sandpiperfarms
You-Cut White Spruce & Balsam
Open Fri., Sat., & Sun. in Dec., 476-0470
CHURCHES/
RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
Anglican Parish of West Thunder bay
Country Warmth in Christ!
Incumbent: The Rev. Charlene Scriver
939-1103
St. james' Anglican Church
(corner of John St. Rd. at Calvert Rd. in Murillo)
Sunday Service at 11:00 am
St. Mark's Anglican Church
(5 St. Mark's Street, Rosslyn Village)
Sunday Service & Sunday School at 9:30 amvice &
Sunday School at 9:30 am
Community baptist Church
Cnr. of Oliver & Mud Lake Rds., Murillo
Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Worship Service 11 a.m.
Pastor Anthony Fiorito
935-2514 (office) or 935-2563 (church ph. & fax)
www.murillobaptist.blogspot.com
First Christian Reformed Church
Hwy 130 North at Cooper Rd.
Church 939-1207 Pastor: Joe Hamilton 355-3183
Chairman: Jeff Schelhaas 475-0107
Clerk: John Perrier: 935-2354
Sunday Service 10 a.m. & 2:30 p.m.
Pinegrove United Church
Hwy. 130 (between Arthur St. & Rosslyn Rd.)
Sunday Service - 10:30 a.m.
Pastor Hubert Den Draak
Phone/Fax - 939-1364
[email protected]
Find us on Facebook!
Redeemer Lutheran Church
P.O.Box 179 Kakabeka Falls, on. P0T 1W0
SUNDAY WORSHIP 11:00am
Pastor Garry Heintz Ph. 473-9164
email: [email protected]
Roman Catholic Churches
St. Augustine* & St. Theresa+
c/o 5045 Townline Rd. Murillo Tel. 935-2898
Mass Schedule: *Tues-Fri. 6.00pm, *Sat.
5.00pm (winter), *Sun. 9.00am, +Sun. 11.00am
St. benedict’s Chapel
Sunday Mass is always the 3rd Sunday
of the Month at 1:30pm.
Priest: Fr. Norberto Eyule, 473-9722
Slate River baptist Church
Hwy. 130, 80 McCluskey Drive
10:00am Adult Bible Study
11:00am Morning Family Worship
11:30am Jr. & Sr. Children’s Church
Pastor Rob Cain, 475-5140
The Spiritual Assembly of the bahai’s of
oliver Paipoonge
27 Intola Road, Murillo, ON P7G 0T4
935-2893 1-800-433-3284
website: www.bahaiop.org
Thunder bay Seventh-day Adventist Church
1770 Oliver Road, Phone: 807 346 4583
www.sdachurchthunderbay.com
www.seventhdayadventistchurchthunderbay.com
Services on Sat.: Sabbath School 9:30 a.m
Worship Service-11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Bible Study & Prayer Wed. 7:00 -8:15 p.m.
United Reformed Church of Thunder bay
#23 Hwy 130, Thunder Bay 939-1916
Pastor: Rev. Ancel Merwin 623-4241
Clerk: Ralph Bakker, 475-9586
Sun. Worship Times: 10:00 a.m. & 2:30 p.m.
www.thunderbayurc.com
CLEANING
breath of Fresh Air
Residential and Office Cleaning
Melinda - Home 935-3151, Cell 621-9649
Executive Cleaning
Commercial & Residential Cleaning
Phone Louisa - 628-2076, Murillo
Maid 2 Clean
Residential Cleaning & Spring Cleaning
“All green clean” “No job too small”
577-1592 Tricia
COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING & TRAINING
Dawes Computer Services
Database Development & Programming
Murillo, ON
807-935-2751 [email protected]
COMPUTER REPAIRS
SALES & SERVICE
bagdonas Consulting Service
Computer service, setup, backup, restore
[email protected] 935-3021
Dunrite! Services
Leo Blekkenhorst 995 Golf Links Rd., Thunder Bay
P7B 7A1 Ph. 344-0200 Fax 344-1156 www.dunrite.com [email protected]
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Miller Precast Limited
58 Cooper Rd., Rosslyn
Ph. 939-2655 Fax 939-1788
CONTRACTING
Precision Home Contracting
Brodie Smith, 627-9659
[email protected]
CREDIT UNION
Provincial Alliance Credit Union
Full Financial Services – 3 local branches
Kakabeka Falls, 43 Clergue St Ph 475 4276
Campus Hill , 1072 Oliver Rd Ph. 346 2810
James St, 405 James St S. Ph, 626 5666
www.provincialalliance.com toll free: 1 877 523 7228
CULVERTS
Armtec Limited
24 Cooper Road, P7K 0E3
Rosslyn Ph. 630-3953. Fax 939-1282
Steel & plastic culverts, highway
construction products www.armtec.com
Plastic culverts
ELECTRONIC SERVICES
Lakehead Communications
420 Balmoral Street Thunder Bay P7B 6G3
Fred Erickson, Ph. 628-0198,Fax 626-8248
EXCAVATIONS &
EQUIPMENT RENTALS
Amethyst Well Drilling Ltd.
Mini-excavator, Rosslyn
Phone 935-2500 Fax 935-2061
Makkinga Contracting & Equipment Rentals
570 Squier Place, Thunder Bay P7B 6M2
Ph. 935-2792 Fax 935-2731
FAMILY
Rural Family Centre/best Start
4509 Oliver Road, Murillo
Phone 935-3009 Fax 935-2242
[email protected]
A variety of services for families
FARMS
belluz Farms
R.R.#6, Thunder Bay P7C 5N5
475-5181 Farm fresh fruits & vegetables
website: www.belluzfarms.on.ca
Hanna’s Seed Farm
John Hanna (807)476-0901
Quality seeds and feeds, hay and straw
FARMS & HAY/SLEIGH RIDES
& PARTIES
gammondale Farm
Gerry and Sue Gammond
R.R.#3, McCluskey Dr., Thunder Bay
475-5615 Farm 475-9609 Home
[email protected] www.gammondalefarm.com
FEED & FERTILIZER
Thunder bay Co-op Farm Supplies
Highway 61 & Boundary Dr. Phone 475-5190
Fax 475-7420 ww.tbcoop.com
Fertilizers, chemicals, building supplies, hardware, feed,
poultry chicks, garden products
Thunder bay Feeds
R.R.#11, Townline Road
Phone 935-2921, Fax 935-2337
Monday-Friday 9-6, Saturday 9-3
FINANCIAL PLANNER
george Comminos CFP CIM Certified Financial Planner
Desjardins Financial Security Investments Inc.
1204C Roland St., Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5M4
623-6400 & 625-8446 (office) 628-7758 (cell)
[email protected]
FIREWOOD
Murillo Millworks
2 Rubin Drive, Murillo, P0T 2G0 935-3307
Cut & split dry birch & poplar, Asst. species
slabs
FIREWOOD PROCESSING
Wegner Enterprises
Portable processor, custom cut and split,
processed directly into your wood shed!
345-3966
FLAGS & BANNERS
global Flags & banners in Kakabeka
Country & novelty flags; garden & seasonal banners, windsox, poles & brackets, friendship pins.
577-2435 [email protected]
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
bj Halow & Sons Contractors
22 Wing Road, Rosslyn
939-2533/473-9021/
Bruce D. Halow 935-2730
GEOTHERMAL
northern geo-Thermal Systems
Ground source heat pumps, HVAC
Contractor, Sheet Metal Work
807-935-3131 [email protected]
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Design House Publications
Producing Quality Publications since 1988
Chris Vaclav 628-7271
[email protected]
GREENHOUSES/NURSERIES
Linwood nursery c/o Frans & Linda Heerema
Call for opening day in May, 939-6054
Great selection of hanging baskets, planters, annuals, &
vegetable plants
Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
123 Hwy 130 Rosslyn (across from Municipal Golf Course)
My blooming business greenhouse
341 Hanna Road Call 474-3235
Quality Annual, Perennial, Hanging Baskets, Herb &
Vegetable Plants Open May long weekend to July 1,
Open Mon. to Fri. 10 - 6 p.m., Sat. 9 - 5
HAIR SALONS
j.P.’s Hairstyling
#10 Cascade Motel, Kakabeka Falls
Tues-Fri 9:30-5:30, Sat 9:30-4 473-9422
HARDWARE
LAWN & GARDEN EQUIP.
SALES & SERVICE
Cub Cadet, TroyBilt, Mantis tillers, Echo
MASSAGE THERAPY
Karen Marsh Registered Massage Therapist
Located in Eclips Hair Design on Tues.&Thurs.
4778 Hwy. 11/17 Kakabeka Falls ON
Tel. (807)627-4147
METAL ROOFING
Howies Saw
Metal roofing and siding, custom trims available.
Howie’s Saw, 2340 Dawson Road
Ph. 344-7154, Fax 767-1123
Thunder bay Co-op Farm Supplies
Highway 61 & Boundary Dr. Phone 475-5190 Fax
475-7420 www.tbcoop.com
Largest stock of Ideal metal roofing &
siding in Northern Ontario
MOCCASINS
global Flags & banners in Kakabeka
Moccasins: Mens, Womens, Infants; Deer, Moose, Lined &
Unlined; Smooth & Suede; Col. or Natural; over 20 styles to
choose from; winter muckluks.
MUSIC
Musical Discovery with Suzanne gilmore
Piano, Voice, Theory, Intro Guitar
Exam Prep for Royal Conservatory
Lessons held in Rural Schools and by Skype
OUTBACK WESTERN
APPAREL
global Flags and banners
Kakabeka Falls
Oilskin jackets and long coats. Felt,
leather and oilskin hats,Riding caps.
Fleece jackets. T's. Vests
577-2435 [email protected] www.globalflagsandbanners.com
PORTABLE TOILET RENTALS
A-1 Sewage Services (1989) Ltd.
519 Pole Line Rd. Rosslyn P7K 0S6
Ph. 473-9480 Fax 473-9099
ALS Sewage Services
R.R.#2, Thunder Bay P7C 4V1
Bus.: 939-1692 Fax: 939-1692
Home: 939-1908 Jerry Breukelman(owner)
Septic/holding tank cleaning
Potter Pumping Services
26 Haniak Rd., Rosslyn
Ph. 939-2994 Fax 939-2558
REAL ESTATE SALES
Avista Realty group Ltd.
640 Beverly St. Thunder Bay
Barb McEwen, Sales Rep.
Cell 807-626-3860 Ph. 344-3232
Fax 344-5400
Re/Max First Choice Realty
George Hanna, Broker
846 McDonnell St., 344-5700
Cell 473-7350, Home 475-5122
Realty Executives international
Juliette Collier Broker, Cell: 629-2788
Email: [email protected]
1186 Russell St., Office: 623-4663
Royal LePage Lannon Realty
1141 Barton St., Thunder Bay
Jim Boeckner,
Ph. 623-5011 Cell 628-7577
ROOFING & RENOVATIONS
Dykstra Knight Roofing & Renovations
Box 86, Kakabeka Falls Ph. 577-3597
Asphalt & wood shingles, cedar shakes, metal roofs,
flat roofs, siding, soffit, facia & eavestrough
SALES/DIRECT
Mom’s Pantry Products
To reorder any product from our fine line of products or to organize a fundraiser for your group or
school-for additional information call Sylvia
Kloosterhuis at 475-6913.
SAWMILLS
Murillo Millworks
2 Rubin Drive, Murillo, P0T 2G0 935-3307
Quality producer of retail & wholesale lumber products, pallets, shipping crates.
Wood-Mizer
Selling Wood-Mizer & band sawmills
Ph. 344-7154, Fax 767-1123
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
A-1 Sewage Services (1989) Ltd.
519 Pole Line Rd. Rosslyn P7K 0S6
Ph. 473-9480 Fax 473-9099
ALS Sewage Services
R.R.#2, Thunder Bay P7C 4V1
Bus.: 939-1692 Fax: 939-1692
Home: 939-1908 Jerry Breukelman(owner)
Septic/holding tank cleaning
Potter Pumping Services Ltd.
26 Haniak Rd., Rosslyn
Ph. 939-2994 Fax 939-2558
TEA
Your Tea needs
Loose leaf tea, tea products, spices, gift certificates
plus more. Product not listed, please ask. Visit
www.yourteaneeds.com
Contact: Eugema Ings 768-0999
TIRE SHOP
Pro-Tec Tire Centre
Husky Truck Stop Tire Shop: 939-2581
Office: 939-2572 Fax 939-1171
TRACTORS
Afortek inc.
Tractors and Renewable Energy
100 McCluskey Drive
Tel: 807-475-5171 Fax: 807-475-5608
www.afortek.com www.afortektractors.com
TRAVEL
Sears Travel - Every Trip Has its Rewards
Amanda Gordon - Travel Consultant
880 Fort William Road, [email protected]
623-2059, ext. 78864
TRUCK.CAR STOP & RESTAURANT
Santorelli’s 24 Hr. Husky Truck Stop
(near Twin City Crossroads)
Gas Bar:939-2619/Fax:939-2060/Office:939-2572
TRUSSES
Kam Ridge Manufacturing
Commercial & Residential trusses, floor
joists & LVL beams, prefab walls
3933 Hwy. 11/17 W 939-2524 fax 939-2546
WATER HAULING
Tempelman Water Haulage
Bulk water in stainless steel tanks for wells,
holding tanks, swimming pools, skating rinks,
residential & commercial.
767-9173, Mon.-Sat.
WATER TREATMENT
Axel’s Water & Plumbing
R.R.#1 Murillo 935-3350
24 Hour Emergency Service. Available for all your
water and plumbing needs.
Boles Feeds Culligan Water
Culligan Water Treatment
623-7311 235 Hardisty Street
Brad’s Water Treatment
Authorized Purifiner dealer for N.W.O.,
Water treatment specialists 577-0462
WEATHER VANES
global Flags & banners
at Kakabeka Depot. Weather vanes: 4 different
sizes, over 20 different shapes & figures in stock.
Coloured, black, rust, verdigris
WELL SERVICES/PUMPS
Amethyst Well Drilling Ltd.
Total well services; mini-excavator, augering
Rosslyn, Phone 935-2500 Fax 935-2061
john Derkacz Water Wells
Well hydrofracturing for low-producing wells
SMALL ENGINE REPAIR
R.R.#1, Murillo Ph. 935-3314 or 767-4444
Ryans’ Small Engine Service
Kershaw Well Services
The One Stop Repair Shop; all makes &
www.kershawwellservices.ca
models; better prices, better service; pick-up Phone 939-2166 Fax 939-2167
& delivery. Phone 472-4201
WINDOW CLEANING/
SNOW PLOWING
Executive Cleaning & Snow Plowing
Snow Plowing, Snow Blowing, Shovelling
Phone Trevor - 628-6706
STAINED GLASS
Kim Cunningham Custom Stained glass
Classes & Repairs 935-2995
TACK SHOP
Thunder bay Feeds
R.R.#11, Townline Road
Phone 935-2921, Fax 935-2337
Monday-Friday 9-6, Saturday 9-3
TANKS
HANDYMAN
RJC Window Cleaning & Handyman Service
632-2161
WINDOWS/DOORS
Dan-Ex Construction inc.
143 Hwy. 130, Rosslyn Ont. P7K 0B4
Siding, Soffit, Fascia, Trough. Replacement
Windows & Doors, Renovations & Construction
476-5324 577-8868 fax
Equinox Polyethelene Septic Tanks & Water
Tanks
The deadline for the jUnE issue of The oliver Paipoonge news
is MAY 20!!!!!
Submissions & photos are welcome and can be: Emailed to: [email protected]
or dropped off at the Municipal Office. Please make note that you wish your submission
to be published in The Oliver Paipoonge News. Items, articles, and announcements
that are of community interest and non-profit always run FREE OF CHARGE in
The Oliver Paipoonge News.
Questions about submissions or advertising rates? Call Chris Vaclav 628 7271 ;
[email protected]
The Oliver Paipoonge is printed by Web Press and produced by Design House
Publications.
Design House - producer of many fine publications, including The Oliver Paipoonge
News, The Neebing News, & The Shuniah News
PHOTO GALLERIES
Window Light Photo gallery
Photography of the NORTH by SUSAN DYKSTRA, 581 Boundary Drive.
GALLERY OPEN: Sat. and Mon. only…..
or by appointment – 807.628.2772
website — www.susandykstra.com
PLUMBING, SALES & SERVICE
AxEL’S Water & Plumbing
R.R.#1 Murillo 935-3350
24 Hour Emergency Service. Available for all your
water and plumbing needs.
PORTABLE FABRIC BUILDINGS
Howie’s Saw
HiQual Products.
Ph. 344-7154, Fax 767-1123
The Oliver Paiponge News, February 2016 page 15
Treat Our Environment Kindly
For those of you who dare to throw your garbage overboard, consider how long it takes this garbage to disintegrate:
• Paper towels: one to four weeks
• Newspaper: six weeks
• Apple cores: two months
• Cardboard cereal or similiar boxes: two months
• Waxed milk cartons: three months
• Tin cans: fifty years
• Styrofoam cups: fifty years
• Aluminum cans: two hundred years
• Regular plastic 6-ring beverage holders: four hundred years
• Disposable diapers: four hundred and fifty years
• Plastic bottles: four hundred and fifty years
• Monofilament fishing line: six hundred and fifty years
• Nylon line: six hundred and fifty years
You can see that just by doing your small part, you play a big part
in keeping our environment healthy!
-Courtesy Prince George Squadron newsletter, Icebreaker, editor
Judy Smith
PRO-TECH
WATER PUMPS
WATER TREATMENT
AND FILTERS
45 YRS EXPERIENCE
The Pumrp
and Filte
Experts
541 10th Avenue
Juliette Collier
Broker
1186 Russell St. Thunder Bay
Office: (807)623-4663
[email protected]
Contact Juliette for your 2016 real estate needs!
SALES AND
SERVICE
HOLDING TANKS
WELL SUPPLIES
ELECTRIC MOTORS
M.O.E. Licensed Technician
807-346-8324
Cell (807)
629-2788
Are you
looking
for.....
...a place to hold a meeting, bridal or baby shower, family reunion or
birthday party?
The Murillo and Rosslyn
halls are available for rent at
reasonable rates.
Both halls have
fully equipped kitchens.
For further
information,
please call 935-2613
ext 228

May 2016 - Municipality of Oliver Paipoonge

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