WW II VETS
Seeking public’s assistanceSince the millennium, The Temiskaming Speaker has conducted interviews with World War II veterans. Most of these interviews were published in The Speaker’s annual Remembrance Day tabloids. These previously published articles will be put together for a book the paper plans to publish in late summer
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Barely spring
Where there’s bare pavement there’s possibility, and these area youths were trying out their bike skills in New Liskeard recently. From left, they are: Joel Poirier, 15, of North Cobalt; Hunter Porter, 13, of New Liskeard; James Sherrer, 14, of North Cobalt; and Alex Dekker, 13, of North Cobalt.
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New roofs for city buildings
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – New roofs, at a cost of some $385,000, will be installed on some city buildings this year.Temiskaming Shores council has awarded a $345,030 contract to a North Bay company to replace roofing at three Haileybury buildings with flat or low-pitched roofs.J. G. Fitzgerald
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GOOD SPORTS
Regan Lamb, at left, and Deven Hepworth race for the ball in a fundraiser for the Heart and Stroke Foundation at English Catholic Central School recently. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
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Celebrating differences
World Autism Day 2015 in TemiskamingSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_7502" align="alignleft" width="500"] The Town of Cobalt and St. Patrick School raised the Autism Awareness Flag on April 2. From the left
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CATSCAN DONATIONS
The Temiskaming Hospital CAT Scan Foundation was the beneficiary of a recent donation of $500 from the New Liskeard Lions Club and another $500 from an anonymous donor. From the left accepting the money at the law office of Kemp Pirie in New Liskeard is CAT Scan Foundation President
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Thank You
On behalf of the five area food banks, The Temiskaming Speaker wishes to thank each and every individual and organization that donated non-perishable food items, cash or volunteer time, to last weekend’s Community Food Bank Drive.This is indisputable…our food banks are successfully run by volunteer power.
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