The story of a journey of independence

HAILEYBURY (Staff) -- The next presentation in the Presidents’ Suites Guest Speaker Series at the Temiskaming Shores council chambers is Wednesday evening, July 30.Author Lucinda Hage of Peterborough will be sharing her son’s journey of independence. Her intention by sharing this story is to provide families and caregivers

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HIGH MAINTENANCE

Aging humans, just like sewing machines and cars, need regular maintenance to keep running smoothly. So advised the Good Health Fairy – played by Verda Peckover of the Temiskaming Rising Stars – to Linda Carter as she pondered a long list of medical appointments and tests. Skits and presentations

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Travelling through time

Something for everyone at 40th Steam/Antique Show this weekendSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — If it’s the third weekend in July, then you know for sure The Rod Inglis Memorial Steam & Antique Show is about to take place.The show celebrates its 40th anniversary beginning July 19-20

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Flowers between the raindrops

Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_3655" align="alignleft" width="500"] Roseann Winters (left), owner of Rosie’s Gardens, provides gardening care for about 80 clients throughout the area. She is pictured here at the garden of Joanne and Owen Smith

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A PLACE REMEMBERED

Eileen Fisher, president of the Englehart Area Artists, is one of 20 painters represented at the latest show at the Englehart and Area Historical Museum. Her acrylic, entitled Stonehenge – A Place of Power, is in keeping with the show’s theme of A Place Remembered. The display will continue

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A stitch in time

Students of Ecole publique des Navigateurs were very interested in the demonstration of an old-fashioned sewing machine by Claudette Brazeau of Dymond Townhsip. From left: Éric Lalande-Belanger, Kara Doupe, Loïc Thornton, and William Peters all enjoyed the demonstration. This event was held at the New Liskeard arena. (Staff photo

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