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REMINDER: THE SUPER HERO
IN YOU
SUDBURY WINTERFEST INC.
40 Elm Street, Sudbury Ontario
fax 705-
675-2640
sudburywinterfest@hotmai l .com
January 4, 2012
ARE YOU SUDBURY’S TOP DOG
Sudbury, ON- Register your team today for the
Winterfest Human Dog Sled Race in support of your favorite charity.
Prove you are the top dog and compete for bragging rights on Saturday,
February 18, 2012 in this exciting event which will take place at
Moonlight Beach.
Over one day at the Winterfest grounds,
corporate and private teams of ten participants will compete in a double
elimination 100 metre human dog sled race, raising money for their
charity of choice. When the snow settles all the charities win and one
team will bring home the TOP DOG trophy for the year.
Registration is only $10 per person (includes
festival button). "This will be the dragon boat race of the winter" said
Rod Bazinet, Race Day Coordinator. "Don’t be the team that sits indoors
this winter, come out, set up your team strategy tent and show them
who’s boss." Bazinet added. Prizes will also be awarded for best
corporate theme area, best costumes, and most team spirit. To register
your team please call Rod at 705-521-1672 or email rbazinet@persona.ca.
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Media Contact:
Derek Young, Media Cooridinator
Sudbury Winterfest Inc.
705-918-2601
marketingmachinesudbury@gmail.com
For Immediate Release
January 4, 2012
SUDBURY WINTERFEST INC.
40 Elm Street, Sudbury Ontario
fax 705-
675-2640
sudburywinterfest@hotmai l .com
WINTERFEST BUTTONS ON SALE NOW!
Sudbury, ON- Winterfest buttons are on sale for
the first winter carnival to blow into Sudbury in nine years. Organizers
are promising a fun filled family event on Friday, February 17 and
Saturday, February 18, 2012 at Moonlight Beach.
Admission to the festival is only $5 with a
purchase of a festival button. Buttons will grant admission to the
festival as well as other events around Greater Sudbury. Look for the ON
SALE HERE poster at various businesses in Greater Sudbury.
Buttons can be purchased at:
Mimi`s Jewelers in the Rainbow Centre
Tiamo Café on Cedar St.
Elmercado on Durham St.
Canada Post on Elm St.
Records on Wheels
KC Treats on Elm St.
Bertolo`s Home Made Foods on Durham St.
Cranky Joe`s Roadhouse
A&J Home Hardware
Second Ave. Home Hardware
Rock Topic on Lasalle
Also look for buttons on sale in the customer
service kiosk in the Rainbow Centre. For more information on Winterfest,
please call 705-521-1672.
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Media Contact:
Derek Young, Media Cooridinator
Sudbury Winterfest Inc.
705-918-2601
marketingmachinesudbury@gmail.com


"LONGEST
NIGHT SERVICE"
WED. DEC. 21,
2011, 7 PM
TRINITY UNITED
CHURCH
6TH AVE.,
LIVELY
The Season of
Advent is filled with hope that leads into Christmas joy. But as the
laments in scripture remind us, hope is not always present in a way we
can feel.
Please join
members of the Walden Ministerial who will lead a quiet service of
reflection, candle lighting and prayer, acknowledging the darkness we
experience and proclaiming the Light of God that will not be overcome.
Everyone is invited.
CHRISTMAS EVE
SERVICES AT TRINITY UNITED CHURCH, LIVELY
Come for a good
seat at our family service, 7 pm on Dec. 24th, which will include
Christmas drama and lively singing of your Christmas favourites.
The 9 pm
service is a quieter candle-lit service that welcomes the Christmas
mystery with contemplative hymns and the sacrament of communion. You
and your family and friends are welcome at either of both services!
There will be
no service on Christmas Day.
Blessings &
Merry Christmas
Trinity United
Church Congregation

Walden
Seniors and Pensioners
DECEMBER HOLIDAY DINNER
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2011
ROAST BEEF WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS
SOCIAL HOUR 4:30 TO 6:00 PM
DINNER 6:00 PM
MEMBERS: $12.00 AND GUESTS $14.00
Get your Tickets early as they sell out fast.
You can get your Tickets in the mornings at the Walden Seniors Centre
At the desk or phone to make arrangements at 692-5591
Ladies Social at Walden Seniors’ Centre!
The Walden
Seniors and Pensioners Ladies Auxiliary is having a Social at the
Seniors Centre on Monday November 21, 2011 at 1:00 pm. Everyone is
welcome to come out and discover what this group of ladies is all
about. To join the Ladies Auxiliary the cost is only one dollar for
members of the Walden Seniors and Pensioners. Food, fun and
socialization are all planned as part of the afternoon.
For details
call the Seniors’ Centre, 692-5591
If you’ve ever felt down, stuck, lonely, tired, depressed, unhealthy,
uninspired, stressed out, persistent pain, unstable, desperate,
unfocused or just plain blahhh… This Conference is for
YOU!
Life isn’t always calm so it’s nice to take a little break to feed our
desire to FEEL GOOD!Register early to avoid disappointments.
In addition to the 25 presenters, you are invited to come on in and
visit our FREE happenings!
FREE PASSES
We have partnered with Hot 93.5 to spread the good news about our
conference.Listen to the drive home to win passes to attend free
workshops at the Event.
FREE MEDITATION
Global meditations are taking place at 11:11 on 2011/11/11 all over the
world in Honour of Peace and Healing for our planet and its inhabitants.
The “I Wanna Feel Good” Conference is hosting the free meditation for
the Sudbury area.The gathering of 111 people will include some guided
meditation, quiet time as well as singing bowls and chanting. The
Sudbury Food Bank will be onsite accepting non perishable food
donations. This will kick off a week-end food drive.
FREE YOGA CLASS
Newbies and practising yogis & yoginis are invited to join us for a free
yoga class on Sunday November 13th, 2011 at 7:30 a.m. to experience the
benefits of the discipline.Bring your yoga mat, your smile and an opened
mind to explore the “you” who is relaxed, rejuvenated and willing to
become in-tune with your inner self. Please sign up below to register
for this class as space is limited. Non perishable food donations are
accepted for our local Food Bank.
FREE EXHIBITION ROOM VISIT
The general public and all participants are invited to visit our
Exhibition Room sponsored by Respect Is Burning Supper Club.Bring your
food donations and received a ballot to win a “Pasta Passport” that
includes one pasta dinner per week for a year.Come and explore products
and services from our vendors.
Spaces for the free classes are limited; please register early to avoid
disappointment.Visit
www.iwannafeelgood.ca
for more information.
REGISTRATION
Registrations are accepted on-line at
www.iwannafeelgood.ca,
by e-mail at
info@iwannafeelgood.ca or by telephone 705.822.1946.Find below the
registration options:
Weekend Package:
Select any nine (9) workshops / keynotes for one price $295+hst
A la Carte:
Pay only for the workshops / keynotes you select:
1.5 hr Keynote $45.00 ea +hst
1.5 hr Workshop $40.00 ea +hst
1.0 hr Workshop $30.00 ea +hst
PRESENTERS AND WORKSHOPS
Full biographies and briefs are available on the website. Visit our
Pre-Program for a full overview !
Aaron Walsh I wanna adapt to change
Angela Evans I wanna feel inspired
Anne Cooper I wannabe (and stay!) in love
Betty Ann McPherson I wannatranscend through loss
Carine Lafrance I wanna bust my stress naturally
Caroline McIntosh I wannafeel good, what’s stopping me ?
Colleen Kleven I wanna feel joy
Dan Brooks I wanna give up pain – KEYNOTE
Darren R. Kleven I wannadiscover my direction on the
medicine wheel
Don Laframboise I wanna meditate
Gisele Guenard I wanna great life
Janna-Marie Doni I wanna be well
Jennifer Ricker I wanna feel safe
Julie Denomme I wanna rock my world – KEYNOTE
Julie Richer I wanna wrap it up – moving your life forward
Karyn Geeza I wanna be me
Louise Bergeron I wannashift my perspective
Lynne Labelle-Hickey Iwanna get to know my metabolism
Nadia Morin I wanna experience yoga
Penny Tremblay I wanna be the greatest me – KEYNOTE
Penny Tremblay I wanna have awesome workplace relations
Ron Menard I wanna detox my body
Roxanne Oake I wanna live my passions
Sandy Emdim I wanna believe I can
Sari Huhtala I wanna eat clean
Thecla Rose I wanna feel energy
I would love to hear from you !
Namaste,Nadia Morin
Director, I Wanna Feel Good Conference -
www.iwannafeelgood.ca
Sole-Proprietor, For a Better Tomorrow -
www.forabettertomorrow.ca
705.507.9292
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The Greater Sudbury Firefighters Choir
Christmas
Season Itinerary
November
6th Decorate the float @ Chelmsford Fire Hall
November 10th Carolling in Copper
Cliff, start at CC Fire Hall
November 12th Sudbury Warm
Hearts @ Howard Johnson Brady
St
at 7pm, sound check 6-6:30
November 13th Carolling in Lively,
start at Lively Fire Hall
November 17th Carolling in Garson,
start at Garson Arena
November 19th Santa Claus Parade
December 3rd CTV- Lions Children’s
Christmas Telethon
December 10th Float & School Choirs at
Anderson Farm Museum
5th Annual
Christmas Tree-Lighting Celebration
Looking forward to see everyone
there.
Pat O’Link, GSFF Choir Executive |
. Greater
Sudbury Sport Council 200 Larch Street ▪ Sudbury, ON ▪ P3E 1C5 Phone:
705-674-4455 ext. 4434 ▪ Fax: 705-670-9250
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Rob Faulds to headline 6th Annual Guts & Glory Luncheon
SUDBURY, ON – SportLink is excited to announce the return of their
6th Annual Guts & Glory Luncheon. This year’s luncheon will take place
on November 2 nd
2011 at the Radisson Hotel’s Grand Paris
Ballroom from 11:30am-1:30pm. Rob Faulds (Roger’s Sportsnet) will
headline the event as keynote speaker.
Guts & Glory, one of SportLink’s signature events, recounts
inspirational stories from athletes and sport minded individuals who
have dedicated themselves to sport both locally and nationally. All
proceeds from Guts & Glory are used to help SportLink carry out their
mandate of assisting and promoting the various local sport organizations
around the City of Greater Sudbury.
"SportLink is pleased to continue the tradition of the Guts & Glory
luncheons, building on the success of those in the past," said
SportLink’s President Randy Pascal. "We're thrilled to welcome Rob
Faulds back to Sudbury and look forward to Rob being able to share from
some of his most memorable experiences over the years."
Guts & Glory ticket sales will be open to public beginning October 3 rd
2011. Tickets are $60 for single
admission or $480 for a table of eight. Sponsorship packages are
available that offer a variety of levels and integration into this
year’s event.
For more information about SportLink and the Guts & Glory luncheon,
visit their website at
www.sportlink.ca,
become a "fan" on facebook at www.facebook.com/sportlinksudbury or
follow them on Twitter @SportLink_GSSC.
About Rob Faulds
Rob Faulds is currently employed by Rogers Sportsnet. He has
performed several duties such as program anchor, play-by-play and sports
reporter. Born in Hamilton, Ontario, Rob studied at the University of
Western Ontario and got his first job at CFPL radio in London, followed
by stops in Sudbury, where he became the voice of the Sudbury Wolves for
4 years, Winnipeg, and Montreal, before joining CTV Sports in 1995.
He has broadcast NHL hockey, junior hockey, major-league baseball,
the NBA, the CFL and figure skating, among other sports. He covered the
Olympic Games in 1992 and 1994. His Greater
Sudbury Sport Council 200 Larch Street ▪ Sudbury, ON ▪ P3E 1C5 Phone:
705-674-4455 ext. 4434 ▪ Fax: 705-670-9250
career highlights include his first NHL play-by-play broadcast in
1985 and calling Mark Tewkesbury's gold-medal race in the 100-metre
backstroke at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona.
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For Media Inquiries Contact: Michael Ladouceur
SportLink Greater Sudbury Sport Council
Executive Director (705)674-4455 ext.4434
michael.ladouceur@sudbury.ca
‘I
Wanna Feel Good’ Conference, Nov. 11th – 13th!
We are
pleased to announce that AEG Designs, For a Better Tomorrow and
Naturally Healed have come together to deliver a 2011 Fall Conference
called: ‘I WANNA FEEL GOOD’,
www.iwannafeelgood.ca . The Conference will be held in Sudbury from
Friday November 11th to Sunday November 13th at the Days Inn and will
bringing together a total of 26 keynote/workshops presenters addressing
personal, professional & spiritual growth and expansion.
The
Conference’s vision is to gather like-minded people from different walks
of life to come together and explore that “feel good feeling” and to
share a genuine interest in personal, professional and spiritual growth
and expansion. The three-day event will offer a perfect blend of
education, entertainment and group activities.
Many
people are looking to get well and explore what makes them feel good.
There are so many alternative treatments available that sometimes it is
challenging to find what is right for you.
Every
person is on their own path of self discovery and our “I Wanna Feel
Good” Conference offers people of all walks of life the opportunity to
explore who they have been, who they are and who they aspire to be.
There are four ways to get involved in the ‘I
Wanna Feel Good’ Conference:
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Register early to attend keynotes and workshops:
Get a chance to win a free week-end pass worth over $300.00.
Registration on-line
www.iwannafeelgood.ca or at The Spa at 61 Elm.
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Join our Facebook Page (I Wanna Feel Good 2001) and enter our Photo
Contest:
You
could win a 10hr Spa Package worth over $600.00.
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Become a Sponsor for the event to get the right exposure to your
target market:
500-1,500 women looking for growth & expansion. (Sponsorship Package
available on website)
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Contribute a non-perishable item for our Food Bank Drive and
participate in our Free World-Wide Meditation session:
Don Laframboise, Nadia Morin and Thecla Rose will facilitate a one
hour meditation session to celebrate world and individual peace.
The gathering of 111 people will include some guided quiet time,
singing bowls and chanting.
For
questions or comments, please contact: Nadia Morin, Conference Director
at 705-507-9292 or Thecla Rose, Conference Manager at 705-822-1946
Nadia Morin
www.forabettertomorrow.ca
I Wanna Feel
Good Official Registration and Presenter Line-Up Launch
Dear Friends and
Colleagues,
Please accept this
correspondence as a personal invitation to visit our I Wanna Feel Good
Conference website:
www.iwannafeelgood.ca.
A total of 3
keynote addresses and 23 workshops over a 3 day week-end from November
11th to November 13th at the Days Inn in Sudbury. A full week-end of
personal, professional and spiritual growth & expansion. Join us on
Facebook: "I Wanna Feel Good 2011" Page. Enter our photo contest to
win a free week-end pass worth over $300.
We are officially launching REGISTRATION with the keynote and workshop
PRESENTERS' line-up.
There are two ways
to get involved:
1) As a Sponsor:
You can be part of the Conference by becoming a sponsor for the event:
http://www.iwannafeelgood.ca/#!sponsors
2)
As a
Participant:
You can register for a week-end package or select workshops a la carte:
http://www.iwannafeelgood.ca/#!participate
You can access
pictures, biographies, description of sessions and the week-end schedule
on the website. We are still waiting for four additional workshops to be
confirmed.
As a sneak peak,
find below most of our line-up of presenters and the title of their
workshop.
KEYNOTE 1.5 (3)
Dan
Brooks I Wanna Give Up Pain
Julie Denomme
I Wanna Rock My World
Penny
Tremblay I Wanna Be the Greatest Me
WORKSHOPS 1.5 (7)
Caroline
McIntosh I Wanna Feel Good -- What’s Stopping Me
Don
Laframboise I Wanna Meditate
Janna-Marie
Doni I Wanna Be Well
Julie
Richer I Wanna Wrap It Up
Michael
Persinger Title to come
Penny
Tremblay I Wanna Have Awesome Workplace Relations
To Be
Confirmed To be Announced
WORKSHOPS 1.0 (16)
Aaron
Walsh I Wanna Adapt to Change
Angela
Evans I Wanna Feel Inspired
Colleen Klevin I
Wanna Feel Joy
Darren R.
Klevin I
Wanna Know my Direction on the Medicine Wheel (To be confirmed)
Jennifer
Ricker I Wanna Feel Safe
Karyn Geeza
I Wanna Be Me
Louise Bergeron
I Wanna Shift My Perspective
Michael
Lapointe To be confirmed
Nadia
Morin I Wanna Experience Yoga (Free Class)
Ron
Menard I Wanna Detox My Body
Roxanne Oake
I Wanna Live My Passions
Sandy Emdin
I Wanna Believe I Can
Thecla
Rose I Wanna Feel Energy
Four (4) more
workshops and presenters are to be confirmed and announced asap.
Please do not
hesitate to contact me directly at 705-507-9292 or the Conference
Manager, Thecla Rose at 705-822-1946.
We hope to see you
there !
Namaste,
Nadia Morin
Conference
Director, I Wanna Feel Good
Sole-proprietor, For a Better Tomorrow
Apple-Tasting
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Yes, the long awaited third annual apple tasting event is on!
It’s a very informal affair, so come one, come all, bring the whole
family and some friends to
Lewis’s Hardy Fruit Trees & Giant Pumpkins, in Naughton,
Wednesday September 21st (alternate day, in case of
rain on Wednesday, is Friday September 23rd), 4 pm, until 8 pm or
dark..
[See directions & maps at the bottom of this page.]
There should be three varieties of apples to sample this year: Carlos
Queen, Goodland, & Red Sparkle.
Free sample wedges of the different apple varieties will be given, as
supplies last.
Here’s what my Red Sparkle apple tree looks like. Irresistible, eh?....

Sorry, I don’t have enough fruit for sales.
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Pumpkin
Viewing
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The biggest pumpkin on my one and only plant is maybe a tad more than
350 pounds right now. It is not yet excitingly big, unless you have
never seen a giant pumpkin before, in which case, it is! The plant is
very healthy, growing 4 to 6 inches a day at its vine tips; This will
continue as long as the weather cooperates but will end abruptly with
first frost, expected anytime now.
The biggest pumpkin fruit is putting on about 20 lb per day.
Pictures don’t really capture it. Children (of all ages) will love it.!
This year’s one plant (!), grown from one seed (!), sown on May
1st, transplanted into the garden on May 18th, now covers an area about
70 feet long by 50 feet wide, and still expanding! There are presently
only two pumpkins on the vines, both of which are actively growing. If
you’ve never seen giant pumpkins before you won’t want to miss these
beauties, and even if you have!...
And bring your camera, as there will be lots of photo-ops.
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Pumpkin
Sales
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FYI, Giant pumpkins will be on sale around Thanksgiving at 50¢ per
pound.
Everything in my garden is grown organically, that is, without chemical
fertilizers or pesticides.
Pumpkin Drive-by
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For a few days before Thanksgiving, and between Thanksgiving and
Halloween, I will bring a pumpkin or pumpkins to your home or to your
school, or to your business, for $25.00, and stay 15 minutes while you
get pictures of children, grandchildren, neighbours, staff etc., with
the pumpkin(s).

Please let me know by email if you intend to come to next week’s third
annual
Apple Tasting
&
Pumpkin Viewing
Event;
once you’ve figured that out.
Hope to see you!
Ron
Lewis’s Hardy Fruit Trees & Giant Pumpkins
Global Greening, Plant by Plant
http://users.unitz.ca/ronlewis/Site/Ron%27s%20trees%21%20-%20for%20every%20reason%20and%20season.html
Directions to
Lewis’s Hardy Fruit Trees & Giant Pumpkins:
- I am at 204 Simon Lake Drive in Naughton.
- From downtown Sudbury take Lorne Street west past Copper Cliff and
through Lively.
- A few minutes past Lively you will see a Naughton sign and then
- there are seven left hand turns you can make off the highway that
would all connect with Simon Lake Drive. Take the sixth one, Kathleen
Street.
- Kathleen Street is two blocks long, ending at Simon Lake Drive.
- Turn right onto Simon Lake Drive.
- Mine is the second house on the right, number 204 (with two
driveways).

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Invitation to the
2011 Charities Information
Sessions
The Charities Directorate at the Canada Revenue Agency will be
conducting
free Charities Information Sessions in your
region and would like to invite your charity to participate.
These sessions are an excellent opportunity for your treasurer,
new board members, or volunteers to learn about your
charity's legal obligations.
During the sessions, we will cover the following topics:
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Fundraising;
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Receipting;
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Books and Records;
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Financial Statements;
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Form T3010-1, Registered Charity Information Return; and
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Provincial presentations (in some cities)
You must register on-line as seating is limited. To find out
which cities we will visit and how to register, see
2011 Charities Information Sessions.
(http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/chrts-gvng/chrts/cmmnctn/sssns/nvttn-eng.html)
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Charities Directorate
For telephone and fax numbers, go to
Contact us.
Canada Revenue Agency
Government of Canada
Ottawa ON K1A 0L5
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2011 Whinnying In Life - FREE Cart Rides + Painted Ponies at Fall
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Greater Sudbury Blueberry Festival
2011 - 25th Anniversary -
July 17th - 24th
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Meet Sud-Berry Bear on July 20th at the 3rd
‘Rock The Farm’ FREE Concert + Farmers’ Market
from 4-8pm in the Centre Court of Anderson Farm Museum, in
Lively.
Enjoy chocolate-covered Blueberries
made by Jim Fortin, Curator AFM.
Buy produce/products at our new ‘Rock The Farm’ Farmers;
Market 4-8pm
from Farms located in: Sudbury, Nipissing, Manitoulin and
Algoma Districts.
Enjoy our ‘Rock The Farm’ FREE Concert- featuring Koralyssa
Nisbet from 6-8pm.
The concerts are low key & relaxed. Be sure to bring your
own chairs or blankets.
Call AFM at 692-4448
Andrea Martin 692-1493
Michelle Fex 311
www.sudburymuseums.ca
www.sudburytourism.ca
www.blueberryfestival.ca
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May News from Waters Women’s Institute
Waters
WI
Monthly Meeting
May 9,
2011 1pm
Naughton Community Centre
Waters
WI
Annual Spring Luncheon
Wednesday, May 27,2011
Trinity
United Church, Lively
12 PM
$15 per
person
Guest Speaker: Dr.
Monica Susil
For
tickets Contact Elsie Jacobson
705-6925357
Waters
WI
Annual Quilt Draw
Draw
to take place
May 27,2011
Annual Spring Luncheon
Tickets
$1.00 each
For
tickets contact any member
or Liz Chorkawy
705-692-5584
You are invited to
A Culture Days Information Session
Tuesday, May 10 th,
at Tom Davies Square (Foyer)
200 Brady Street Sudbury
5 p.m. (English)
6 p.m. (French)
7 p.m. (English)
What is Culture Days?
Culture Days is a collaborative movement to encourage
awareness, participation and
engagement of all Canadians in the arts and cultural
life of their communities. This Canadawide
celebration represents the largest-ever public
participation campaign undertaken by the
arts and cultural community in this country.
Culture Days will feature free hands-on activities that
invite the public to participate in the
"behind-the-scenes" world of artists, creators,
historians, architects, curators, designers ... in
their community. Through this exchange, artists and
creators have a unique opportunity to
engage people of all ages in their creative practice.
Culture Days will take place on September 30 to October
2, 2011, in all provinces across the
country.
To learn more about Culture Days, visit
www.culturedays.ca
If you have any questions about participating in Culture
Days, please contact:
Nazanin Shoja, OAC's Culture Days Animator/Coordinator
Tel: 416-961-1660 ext. 5113 Toll-Free: 1-800-387-0058
ext. 5113
on@culturedays.ca
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www.culturedays.ca
Greater
Sudbury Firefighters Choir
…Will be performing at:
March 31st:
North Eastern Fire Education Conference
North Bay at 8pm
April 28th: Opening for
the ‘Nylons’ Concert
Sudbury Secondary School Auditorium
Details
Contact District Chief, Pat O’Link
40th
Anniversary... Sudbury Finnish Language School!
Come
help us celebrate the 40th Anniversary
...of
the Sudbury Finnish Language School.
April 10th , 2pm at
Finlandia Village
Pavelukiti Hall (Downstairs)
There
will be a Program, followed by Refreshments.
Admission is FREE. Eaveryone is welcome!
For more information call Norma, 705-523-4429

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Phone: 1(800)350-5987 ex 26
Fax: (905)521-2905 |
180 James St. S,Suite 402,
Hamilton, ON., L8P 4V1
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Art,
Music and Photos...Meet our 3 New Board Members and See Them in Action!
Meet
our 3 new Board members and see them in action at the AFM Heritage
Society
'Annual
General Meeting', Wednesday, February 23rd, at 7pm in the Stable,
at the Anderson Farm Museum, in Lively.
Part One:
focuses on
‘A Celebration of 2010…AFMHS
Activities/Events at the AFM’ – with brief
Reports from our Board.
Part Two: features
'Meet
our 3 new Board Members' and
'AFMHS Plans for 2011'.
Andrea Martin,
our new Secretary, will give a Slide Presentation of her Photos taken at
our 2010 Fall Fair and Christmas Tree-Lighting Clebration.
Kerry Mitchell,
President of Walden Art Club will describe their plans -as our Community
PARTNERS- to expand and enhance their ‘hands-on’ art/craft activities in
the Log Cabin, for our 2011 Fall Fair.
Darryl Orser,
Singer/songwriter/musician and Chair of our 2011
‘Rock The Farm’
Summer Series of 5 FREE Concerts at the AFM, will give
us an update about the concert series and perform live.
Our new 2011,2012 AFM
Heritage Society Board includes: Brian King-
President, Elsie Stephenson- Vice-President, Les Burford-Treasurer,
Andrea Martin-Secretary, Gwen Doyle- Chief Information Officer and
Members: Kerry Mitchell, Darryl Orser, Sheila Prusila and Reggie White
“…I
am excited to be involved with a group that combines youth and
experience…with new people and new ideas ensuring that our popular
events such as the Summer Concert Series, Fall Fair and Christmas
Tree-Lighting spectacle continue to grow and evolve…Partnering with
Councilor Barbeau, the CGS and community groups in Walden gives us a
unique opportunity to bring a sense of family to our communities of
Walden”
Brian King, President, AFMHS
We hope that you will join us, in the Stable, on Feb.23rd. Refreshments
will be served. Everyone is welcome!
Please park in the Parking
Lot and not in front of the Stable.
For details, call Gwen Doyle, Chief Information Officer, AFMHS at
692-3021
Walden
Winter Carnival is once again here!
Feb. 10
–13th
There will
be many new events to enjoy this year at the Walden Winter Carnival.
Some of these include ‘A Sliding Party’ on Friday night, from 6-8pm and
the ‘Extreme’ Cardboard Box Derby on Saturday at 2pm, at the Anderson
Farm Museum.
Some of
the activities at the T.M. Davies Arena include: Opening Ceremonies on
Thursday evening- with a Family Skate 5-8pm and giant Bonfire at 7:30pm;
Ice Sculpting Demonstrations and new for the kids will be Hamster Balls.
Also upstairs at the Arena, there will be entertainment for the kids in
the morning by ‘Jam Sandwich’, and in the afternoons there will be a
Variety Show which will feature: Hoola Hoop & Belly Dance
Presentations, the LDSS Bands and many other musicians and dancers.
At St.
James School, there will be: the Inflatables, face-painting, balloon
animals for the kids and the Haunted Hallway.
For the
schedule, details and Sponsors see
www.waldenwintercarnival.com
Once
again, we are looking forward to seeing everyone. Come out and have fun
at the Walden Winter Carnival!



.
ANNUAL WINTER SOLSTICE CELEBRATION
WHERE: O'Connor
Park Community Center
WHEN: December
19th, 2010
TIME: Doors open
at 3:00 PM
Booths open at
3:00 PM and they include the following:
Village
International
Prince Woodcraft
Drum Stands/Drum
Necklaces by Pierre
AGENDA OF EVENTS
Welcoming at 3:30
PM
Food Blessing at
3:45 PM
Potluck Meal at
4:00 PM *
Activities for
Kids at 4:30 PM
Ritual at 6:00 PM
**
Drumming and
(Pagan) Caroling at 7:00 PM
Gift Exchange at
8:00 PM ***
Piñata for the
kids at 8:30 PM
Doors close at
9:00 PM
* Please Bring
your own utensils, dishes, cups/glasses, serving utensils. PLEASE NOTE
that it is your responsibility to claim your dishes at end of potluck.
ALSO NOTE that there will be no dishes nor cups at location.
** Ritual
Robes/Garb strongly recommended
*** If you wish to
take part in the Gift Exchange please bring a gift either from nature or
nature based
(There will be a
information booth on some of the historical and modern aspects of
Paganism)
PLEASE SHOW
RESPECT DURING RITUAL AND OTHER EVENTS AT SOLSTICE TREAT OTHERS AS YOU
WOULD WISH TO BE TREATED. PARENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR CHILDREN IT
ISN'T THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE HOSTS TO TAKE CARE OF OTHER PEOPLES
CHILDREN. FINALLY IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS SEND A CLEARLY
MARKED EMAIL TO NICK AT THE FOLLOWING EMAIL ADDRESS:
anubis391970@hotmail.com
.
LARGE INDOOR YARD
SALE AND AUCTION
DECEMBER 11, 2010
TIME: 11:00am
UNTIL 1:00pm
PLACE: COMMUNITY
CENTRE – 37 Reserve Rd.
Atikameksheng Anishnawbek (Whitefish Lake First Nation)
Viewing Time:
10:30am
ITEMS AS FOLLOWS:
Ø
Books, cups, saucers, records and tapes
etc….
Ø
Load of fishing tackle from store closure
including ice auger “8”
Ø
Gun books, manuals
Ø
Quad Accessories
Ø
Clothing
Ø
Television, computers, commercial photo
copier
Ø
Commercial Floor polisher
Ø
Commercial size Fridge
Ø
Commercial dishwasher
Ø
Suspended ceiling tiles
Ø
Tables and Stacking Chairs
Loads of
Miscellaneous items
News Release
Join us at the Anderson Farm Museum Dec.11th
…For Our 4th
Annual Christmas Tree-Lighting Celebration!
The Anderson Farm Museum
Heritage Society (AFMHS), The City of Greater Sudbury and Ward 2
Councilor- Jacques Barbeau invite everyone to join us at the Anderson
Farm Museum, on Saturday, December 11th - for our 4th
Annual Christmas Tree-Lighting from 6–8pm
It's a real old-fashioned community event- with outdoor and indoor
activities for people of all ages! Last year the site was packed with
1,000 people!
“…I would like to invite
all residents of CGS to share with us the spirit of Christmas at the
AFMHS Tree-Lighting Celebration. A night of celebrating and welcoming
the magical season with our friends and families in true community
spirit.” Jacques Barbeau
There will be FREE Family Fun from 6-8pm.
At
6:15pm we’ll all gather– in front of the Greater Sudbury Firefighters’
decorated Christmas Float- and listen to Christmas Carols & Songs
performed by Choirs from Ecole St. Paul, St. James School & R.H. Murray
PS. Then we’ll have our Official Tree-Lighting Ceremony- followed by
performances by Walden PS Choir & Lively District Secondary School
Choral Group and members of the Greater Sudbury Firefighters Choir.
In
our newly renovated Stable: Warm up, have a FREE Hot Chocolate and
cookies and visit Santa Claus by the fireplace. Visit Santa’s helpers in
the Granary and see our Display of Vintage Toys.
And outside: sliding & winter fun
for kids, a Fire Truck & Volunteer Firefighters Crew, FREE rides on a
Horse-Drawn Wagon , or walking through the snow with Santa!
“ …Thanks to the CGS, all our
Business Sponsors & Community PARTNERS the 4th Annual
Christmas Tree-Lighting is sure to be another magical, Christmas
celebration! Admission is FREE…Donations of non-perishable food will be
collected for the Walden Food Bank. …Although there is NO Parking on
Site you can park along Main St or 1st & 2nd Ave.
or in the Walden Arena Parking Lot…Watch out for the horse-drawn wagon.
We hope you’ll join us at the Anderson Farm Museum, in Lively.”
Mary Barr, Chair-AFMHS

Christmas
at the Market
Christmas at the Market
[Square] beginning this weekend and operating every weekend until
November 28.
New hours of operation are
Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m to 3 p.m.
UPCOMING EVENTS
November 6 - Harpist,
Emily Weber from Willowdance Wellness Centre, at 12 p.m.
November 13 - Market
Square will extend its hours on this day for the Santa Watch Party.
The Market will open at 10 a.m. and
the watch party will start at 2 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.
November 14 - Hear
and Now - Sudbury Symphony Orchestra Outreach at 12 p.m.
November 20 - The
Northern Allstar Steel Pan Band at 12 p.m.
November 21 - Billy
John at 12 p.m.
November 28 - Last
day of Christmas at the Market
Christmas at the Market
...showcases local vendor food, gifts and Christmas crafts.
Visit Market Square to enjoy some
tasty treats, surf the Internet, and listen to live entertainment .
Spend some time with old friends and
meet some new friends.
Come to Market Square and Live Local!
For more information visit our
website at
www.mysudbury.ca/marketsquare.
Social Media Outlets
Watch us on YouTube;
www.YouTube.com/marketsquare
Join us on FaceBook;
www.facebook.com/GreaterSudbury'sMarketSquare
Add us as a friend on
www.Facebook.com/SudburyMarketSquare
Follow us on Twitter;
www.twitter.com/SudburyMarketSq
-30-
Media contact:
Michelle Fex, Market Square Officer
City of Greater Sudbury, 674-4455 ext.4622
marketsquare@sudbury.ca
Subject:
Good Green Town Hall
for Mayoral Candidates
The
citizens of Greater Sudbury will choose a new Council, October 25.
Are you interested in candidates’ ideas and priorities on environmental
questions such as supporting walking, biking and transit, enabling green
jobs, and protecting our natural environment, including lake health?
Would you like the opportunity to ask your own ‘green’ questions?
Come out to the Good Green Town Hall for mayoral candidates, Wednesday,
October 6, 7 – 9 p.m. (doors open at 6), in Council Chambers.
Bring your friends, family, and colleagues. Print out the attached
poster to circulate. We all have a voice in voting, and in letting
candidates know what is important to us and to our community.
The Good Green Town Hall is part of a grassroots effort assisted by
Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury, The Climate Project Canada, reThink
Green, Green Sudbury, Blue Green Canada, S.G.A., and Laurentian
University’s Sustainable Earth Club. Questions were submitted and
prioritized by citizens on-line. Nearly 100 citizens participated. http://www.lu-ltspp.ca/townhall/ggqg_home.html
<http://www.lu-ltspp.ca/townhall/ggqg_home.html>

News
Release
Jamie Byron, The Tremonics, Set Sail
Atlantis and Finnot
… Will ‘Rock The Farm’ This Summer, in
Lively!
Jamie Byron, The Tremonics, Set Sail
Atlantis and Finnot will ‘Rock The Farm’ during our Summer Series of 4
FREE Concerts at the Anderson Farm Museum, in Lively. Hosted by the
Anderson Farm Museum Heritage Society (AFMHS) and sponsored in part by
the City of Greater Sudbury our Summer Series was coordinated by Gladys
McElrea, AFMHS volunteer- Singer/Songwriter - Northern Gypsie. We are
thrilled to be able to offer this FREE musical experience once again at
the Anderson Farm Museum.
Our FREE summer concerts
take place outside the Stable, on 4 Wednesday evenings, from 7-8pm.
It’s very low key & relaxed. Everyone brings chairs or blankets.
There’s lots of parking on-site.
The
2010 ‘Rock The Farm’ line-up includes: Jamie Byron-Country Singer and
Songwriter on July 7th, The Tremonics on July 21st,
Set Sail Atlantis on August 4th and Finnot on August 18th.
For more details & bios check
http://www.walden-can.com/calendar/month.php
or call Gladys at 561-2638.
And
watch for our ‘Rock The Farm’ Poster, designed by Sophie Hardcastle and
Emma Petahtagoose, Grade 7 & 8 French Immersion students at Lively
District Secondary School.
We hope
you’ll join us at the Anderson Farm Museum for our 4 FREE ‘Rock The
Farm’ Summer Concerts. Be sure to bring your own chairs or blankets!
Media
Contact:
Gladys McElrea, Coordinator, ‘Rock The Farm’ Summer Series
561-2628
gladys.mcelrea@rogers.com
http://www.walden-can.com/anderson_farm_museum.htm
What: Dinner/Cooking class
When: June 29th, Dinner and demo 6:00pm sharp
Cost: $35.00 per person plus GST
$40.00 for non members
SPACE is Limited!
We will explore a few summer classics with a twist!
Zesty herb/citrus marinades - 2 items
Sparkling summer desserts with fresh fruit - 2 items
The ultimate grilled pizza - 1 surprise item
Refreshing summer salad to
compliment any meal - 1 item
Location: Kitchen Bits on the Kingsway
Your Culinary Instructor will be:
Michael Cullen | Executive Chef
Y.U.M. Culinary Academy
yumitup.com
savoursudbury.ca
RSVP to Theresa tnyabeze@hotmail.com

TRINITY'S ANNUAL FISH N' CHIP TAKE-OUT
SATURDAY, MAY 29TH
NOON - 6 PM
$10.00
PRE-ORDER TO
ENSURE YOUR ORDER!
CALL DOUG/PATTI AT
692-0608 BY MAY 28TH.
EVERY YEAR WE SELL
OUT EARLY AND EVERY YEAR
WE BRING IN MORE
FISH!! AND STILL WELL OUT EARLY.
GET YOUR ORDER IN
NOW!!
Pass this
information on to all your friends.
Thank you very
much
Wendy Syvanen
Trinity United Secretary



Enjoy Cycling in Sudbury(pdf)

Habitat For Humanity
Fundraiser!
Habitat for Humanity is holding a fundraiser on Saturday, May 8th from 7
to 10 pm
in the Moose Hall - 212 Frood Road in Sudbury.
The Tremonics will be opening the evening with some old rock and roll,
followed by 2 short plays by Renaissance Productions
Tickets are $20.00 per person and can be purchased at the door
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May 15th Flea
market and Family Celebration at WLFN doc

MAXIMUM PRO WRESTLING RETURNS TO LIVELY ONTARIO!
Sunday, MAY 16, 2010 3:00 PM Bell Time DOORS OPEN AT 2:00pm Tom Davies
Arena, 325 Anderson Drive, Lively, Ontario
Walden Public School & Lively Hawks Sports present Pro Wrestling live
The May 16th event features seven contests with the Main Event being
Sudbury’s own Mark “ The Tornado” Bartolucci, taking on his former tag
team partner, “Textbook “ Tyson Dux, in a best of three falls match.
After being a Championship Tag Team for more than ten years, Tornado
will try to settle the score with his former partner in this grueling,
one-hour time limit contest. Best of three falls means that the winner
must pin his opponent twice.
Anthony Fiasco takes on “ Fighting Irish” Jake O’Reilly.
P.J. Tyler returns to Lively to take on Nikita.
Sudbury’s James Champagne, and partner Extremo will tag up to meet
Japanese super star Moma Soya and Pierre Shadows.
Also scheduled for May 16th, 2010:
Ontario fan favorite Crazy Steve, “The Hit” Ashley Sixx, Sebastian
Suave, “Canadian Crazy Horse” Michel Elgin, 16 man over the top rope
BATTLE ROYAL and much more.
AFTER LAST YEAR’S SUCCESSFUL DEBUT,
…PRO WRESTLING RETURNS TO LIVELY!
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS:
Walden Public School
Lively District Secondary School
Lively IDA
Walden Home Hardware
Rock Topic, 1210 LaSalle Blvd (next to Mr. Sub)
CD Plus (in the South Ridge Mall)
ALL PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT THE LIVELY HAWKS ATHLETIC AND WALDEN PUBLIC
SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Laugh out Loud
Sudbury Festival Schedule pdf
Note: Debra Lynn Ireland will be teaching a "Wolf
in Watercolour Workshop' in July.
Greeting from the French River International School of Culture and Fine
Arts. Our outline for the courses being offered here in the French River
for the summer of 2010 is attached.
Please have a look, if you want to sign up for any of the courses, you
will find our Partner College Boreal's phone numbers below.
Pass this course outline on to anyone you think might be interested in
studying the Culture and Art of this great Country, here in the
beautiful French River
Dianne Kuzniar
president
French River Cultural Industries Council
Collège Boréal at 705-753-5420 or 1-800-361-6673 ext. 5313.
Outline
for courses Summer 2010
Rainbow Routes Hike Club – Saturday,
May 1, 2010
9:30am-12:00pm
As part of the “Jane’s Walk” events being held in the City, the Rainbow
ROUTES Hike Club will explore the Junction Creek Waterway Park from
Adanac Ski Hill to Martindale Road. This fantastic urban route follows
Junction Creek as it runs through and under our city. Participants are
asked to meet at Adanac at 9:30am for a brief presentation by a
representative from the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee before the
walk begins at 10:00am. Transportation has been arranged to shuttle
participants back to Adanac at 12:00.
Please come prepared with proper footwear and water. The event is open
to all ages.
Please pre-register to ensure your seat on the return bus. Contact
Melissa at 674-4455 ext. 4535 or
melissa.mcculloch@sudbury.ca.
Go to www.rainbowroutes.com
for more information about trails in Greater Sudbury and
www.janeswalk.net to read more about Jane’s Walks.


Rainbow Routes
Association...Upcoming Active Living Events!
Jane's Walk: Saturday, May 1st
As part of Rainbow Routes' monthly hiking club we will be walking the
Junction Creek Waterway park an urban trail that runs from New Sudbury
to the West End. Hike starts at 10am. Details to follow:
www.rainbowroutes.com
RBC Hike for Hospice: Sunday, May 2
Maison VALE INCO Hospice is holding its Annual RBC Hike for Hospice
beginning at 1 pm at the William Bell Gazebo on the Jim Gordon
Boardwalk. Registration starts at 12:00 noon. Pledge forms are available
at all RBC branches, by calling 674-9252 or @
www.maisonsudburyhospice.org.
Sustainability Joy Rides 2010
Celebrate cycling in Sudbury by joining the Bicycle Advisory Panel as
they tour Sudbury on two wheels. Rides roll on the third Saturday of
each month from May to October. For more details, please see the
attached poster.
Earth Day Festival: April 17
Northern Ontario's biggest Earth Day celebration is back! Come to the
Market Square in downtown Sudbury on Saturday, April 17th. Event runs
from 10am-5pm. Admission: $5/person, $10/family. FREE PUBLIC TRANSIT!
www.earthdaysudbury.ca
Hope to see you 'out there'!
Deb McIntosh
Executive Director
Rainbow ROUTES Assoc.
200 Brady St.
PO Box 5000, Stn A
Sudbury, ON P3A 5P3
Tel: 705-674-4455 x 4603
Fax: 705-671-6767
deb.mcintosh@sudbury.ca
www.rainbowroutes.com
R.H. Murray Public School
Grade 7 & 8 Spaghetti Dinner
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
The Grade 7 & 8 class will be hosting a Spaghetti Dinner to raise money
for the year end trip to Toronto. Friends and family are invited to
enjoy a spaghetti dinner. Each meal will include a plateful of
spaghetti, a beverage, and dessert. Yummy!
$5.00 / adult
$3.00 / child
Thank you on behalf of the Intermediate students!!
Kratt Brothers to deliver FREE
Presentations at Biodiversity Forum
Chris and Martin Kratt, known to children everywhere as the Kratt
Brothers, will be in Greater Sudbury to share stories of their animal
adventures in two free presentations as part of the City of Greater
Sudbury’s Biodiversity Forum 2010. The event will be held at Glad
Tidings Tabernacle on Saturday, April 10, 2010.
Combining curiosity, humour, and scientific knowledge, the Kratt’s have
been helping children learn in an entertaining way since their
television show Kratt’s Creatures first aired in 1996.
“The presentation is a natural tie-in to the City’s Biodiversity Action
Plan, which encourages youth of all ages to become environmental
stewards,” said Stephen Monet, Manager of Environmental Planning
Initiatives for the City of Greater Sudbury. “The Kratt Brothers have a
winning formula for getting kids excited about preserving the
environment and inciting their curiosity in the wildlife that surrounds
them – which is what the City wants to do through its environmental
initiatives as well.”
The brothers produce, write, film, and co-star in three acclaimed
series: the Parents Gold Choice Award winning Kratts Creatures, the Emmy
Award winning Zoboomafoo and the new series Be the Creature, which airs
on PBS, the National Geographic Channel, and CBC. All of The Kratt
Brothers’ television shows appear daily on stations nationwide.
Residents are invited to attend one of two presentations on April 10:
the first at 11:00 a.m. and the second at 1:00 p.m. Fans will have the
opportunity to meet the Kratt Brothers and get autographs at 2:00 p.m.
Both presentations are free but tickets are required as seating is
limited. Citizens can pick up their tickets at any of the 13 branches of
the Greater Sudbury Public Library.
For more information visit the Environmental Initiatives section at
www.greatersudbury.ca
or call 3-1-1.
MEDIA CONTACT
Kate Furlotte, Corporate Communications
City of Greater Sudbury, 674-4455 ext. 2513
The Walden Figure
Skating Club is excited to present "So You Think You Can
Skate Walden!' which will be held on Sunday, April 11, 2010 from
1:30-4p.m at the T.M. Davies Arena. Admission is $5.00 for adults, $2.00
for 12 years and under, and children 5 and under are free.
Liisa Makinen
Ice Show Co-Ordinator
Walden Figure Skating Club

This year’s YWCA Sudbury’s
Women of Distinction are…
Maureen Lacroix
Gladys Beange
Harriet Conroy
Elizabeth (Betty) Freelandt
France Belanger-Houle
Dr. Janna-Marie Doni (Young Woman of Distinction)
WAABISHIKI MKWAA Singers (Group of Women of Distinction)
Buy your TICKETS!
For
The 4th Annual YWCA Sudbury
Women of Distinction Awards Gala 2010
Purchase them
ONLINE
www.mysudbury.ca/wod
or
Chapters
YWCA Sudbury Office
Angele Dufresne
Special Events Coordinator
YWCA Sudbury
P.705.673.4754 ext.231
a.dufresne@ywca.sudbury.com
Media_kit_Press_Release.pdf
 Caption for
Photo:
Lockerby Legion Secretary Les Shrigley (left) presents $1,000.00 to the
2964 Walden Irish Army Cadet Corps.
Accepting the cheque (front left) Sgt. Wiles, L Cpl Bouchard, Captain
Jim Lochschmidt.
(back row) 2Lt Risk, RSM Michael Lochschmidt, Sgt Fiorino.
The money will be use to purchase Corps and Biathlon equipment

Rainbow ROUTES Hike Club
Weather forecast for Saturday is SUNNY
with a high of 5.
On March 6, hikers will be walking from Lake Laurentian Conservation
Area to Moonlight Beach (and back). This 8 km hike is rated a 5 out of
10 in difficulty.
Meet at the Ski Cottage at the end of South Bay Road at 9:45 a.m.
To pre-register, call 674-4455 ext. 4535 or email
melissa.mcculloch@sudbury.ca
Waivers must be signed prior to hike.
Hikes run in all but the worst of weather so please come prepared.
If you're unsure if we'll be walking, please call the Hike Club Hotline
at 674-4455 ext 2474 for a pre-recorded message after 9:00 a.m. on the
day of the hike.
Visit www.rainbowroutes.com
for more details.


Jug Curling For Haiti(pdf)
> Hello everyone,
>
> Just a quick reminder that you can send us information on any events,
> activities, programs, shows, exhibitions, performances, get-togethers,
and
> so on, taking place in March that you would like to include on the
> upcoming Sudbury Discoveries menu (found online at
> www.sudburydiscoveries.ca).
>
> Please send details along by this Friday, February 19, 2010.
>
> Also - don't forget that you can post event information ANYTIME to the
> Sudbury Tourism online Event Calendar. Just click on "Submit An
Event"
> under our
> Event Calendar, found on the right side of the screen at
> www.mysudbury.ca/tourism.
>
> Any questions, don't hesitate to call or email!
>
> Thanks everyone!
> Meredith
>
>
> Meredith Armstrong
> Coordinator, Tourism & Marketing
> SudburyTourism.ca
> 674-4455 ext. 4430
> meredith.armstrong@sudbury.ca
>
Good morning everyone,
Please note the change of venue for
the Feb. 24th Wednesday ' Gangs and
Youth' evening session to the Sheridan Auditorium. The Thursday
session will remain at the Caruso Club downstairs hall.
Thank you,
Tanya McCaffrey
Secretary
Lively District Secondary School
705-692-3671 ext. 6410
Due to the high interest for the
'Gangs and Youth' Community Presentation scheduled at the
Parkside Older Adult Centre located in the YMCA with a capacity of 150
...the venue for the Wednesday night
presentation has changed to
the Sheridan Auditorium at Sudbury
Secondary School.
The times remain the same. 6 - 8:30pm
We realize the flyers have gone out and we will also utilize local
media to inform the general public of the change.
The service to provide child care will be very limited, if possible
can you utilize your phone call messages to homes to inform parents of
the change of venue as well as limited child care.
Ada Della Penta
705.674.3171 ext 7298
Whitefish District
Lions Club…Members in Action Feb.–June, 2010!
On Feb.14th, when
sweethearts are supposed to be together we had die hard curlers at the
Whitefish District Annual Curling Fun spiel at the Copper Cliff Curling
Rink. The Rink of Skip – Reino Maki, Vice- Bob 2nd –Jack
Oatway and Lead Rose Maki came out on top and won the trophy for 1st
prize. I know personally that this rink has been competing in this fun
spiel for many years and to finally win is certainly a Gold Metal for
them. To make sure it wasn’t a dream they’re all looking forward to
their names appearing on the curling trophy. Congratulations to the team
from Whitefish District Lions Club, great job, well done.
This year’s Fun spiel had 14 teams
compete and although the group was smaller than usual we all had a great
time! Coordinator, Lion Eric Hansen did a fantastic job organizing
prizes & coordinating the event. Eric and his family have a passion for
curling and we can always count on their support. Thank you Lion Eric
for all of your hard work, we look forward to next year.
During the months of April, May and
June the Whitefish Lions members will be volunteering at Boardwalk on
Fridays from 12:30–2:30pm. This fundraising event is also a great
opportunity to meet friends and socialize with all the participants.
Sudbury Rocks are looking forward to our membership hosting a Water
Station at their Annual Rock, Race or Run for Diabetes on May 2nd,
2010. Look for us, we’ll be there, we Rock!
Then that moves us right into
graduation time, scholarship applications and presentation of individual
scholarships at our local schools. Presentations begin with Grade 1
students and follow up to Grade 12 graduation level. Our membership
look forward to supporting young growing minds and encouraging continued
education. Look for the applications in your high schools.
And watch for the Information Flyers
we’ll be mailing in March & April to get feedback to help us determine
what the community wants us to get involved in. “Do we meet your needs?”
We look forward to your ideas and input so we can establish our mandate
for 2010- 2011.
Our membership meets on the 2nd
and 4th Tuesday evening of each month at 6:30 at 4895
Municipal Road, Whitefish, the same building as the fire hall. Call the
President Lion Marilyn Shamess at 866-0381 for more details.
Lion
Marilyn Shamess.
Making Waves in Sudbury for over 10 Years”
2010 Kick-Off Party
In just a few months Bell Park will
experience the thunder of the
2010 Sudbury Dragon Boat Festival
The organizing committee invites you to attend
The Official Kick Off of the
11th Annual Sudbury Dragon Boat Festival
Saturday, March 6th, 2010 at the Caruso Club
Lower Hall
385 Haig Street, Sudbury, ON
Cocktails at 6:00 pm
Dinner at 7:00 pm
Followed by an evening of entertainment
Music and entertainment by Andre Lachance
Silent auction
Individual Tickets: $25
Special Guest 2010 Charity Designate
Banque d’ailments Sudbury Food Bank
Tickets available until February 26th, 2010
Sudbury Dragon Boat Festival Office – 506 Elizabeth Street, Sudbury
Cash or cheque only
Rainbow
Routes Paper Trail(pdf)
> Pink in the Rink
Night - Sudbury Wolves February 6th
>
> On Feb. 6th at the Sudbury Wolves game, the first ever "Pink in the
Rink
> Night", there will be a special tribute to Janis Foligno who lost her
> battle with Cancer this season.
>
> The players will be wearing special jerseys that fans will be able to
bid
> on during the game and proceeds from the game will be going to the
Janis
> Foligno Trust Fund.
>
> Please try to come out to the game and MAKE SURE TO WEAR PINK to show
your
> support for Cancer, the Janis Foligno Trust Fund and the Sudbury
Wolves!
>
>
> Mary-Ellen Pascal
> League Registrar
> Sudbury Girls Hockey League
Good afternoon,
The Annual City Clean-up Blitz is scheduled for Saturday, May 8th. I've
attached the holiday schedule for garbage and recycling. You will also
find information on Resident Tipping Free Holiday Week and dates when
the
household hazardous waste depot is open.
http://www.greatersudbury.ca/content/div_wastemanagement/documents/2010_Holiday_Schedule_Chart.pdf
Sherri Moroso, Community Development Coordinator
City of Greater Sudbury
200 Brady Street
Sudbury, ON
P3A 5P3
Phone: (705) 674-4455, x 2449
Fax: (705) 671-8145
Sherri.Moroso@greatersudbury.ca
Information session on gangs and
youth(PDF)
poster(pdf)
Our Friendship Centre
Annual Chili Lunch Friday March 5th
9am – 1:30pm
Kinsmen Hall, Lively
Mild or Hot Chili! Eat-in or Take-out!
Bake and Penny Table!
Proceeds to: Developmentally Disabled Adults
For more info: Call Cathy 692-3072

January 20, 2010
Dear friend:
Better Beginnings Better Futures is hosting
their, 8th Annual Dinner & Silent
Auction, on March 27th, 2010, starting at 6:00
p.m., at the Radisson Hotel, 85 Ste Anne Road.
This event held in partnership with Investors Group Sudbury is to
support the
“Pre-Teen Programs” at BBBF.
The programs are offered to children between the ages of 9 and 13 in
both official languages. The main objectives of the programs are to help
reduce the incidence of serious long term emotional and behavioural
problems in children. The children acquire new knowledge, develop new
abilities, increase their self esteem, gain respect for themselves and
others. The programs promote cultural awareness, offers a nutritious
snack, homework assistance, organized games, sports, arts and crafts,
educational workshops and field trips.
The long- term objectives are to lessen violence, vandalism, gang
behaviour, and drug use among children in that age group, help improve
school results and develop future leaders in the community. It also
provides all children with the opportunity of realizing their full
potential.
At this time we are inviting you to attend our 8th Annual Dinner &
Silent Auction. Tickets are $75 per person and a $40 charitable taxation
receipt will be provided. To reserve your tickets, please call
705-671-1941 ext 221.
The dress code is ‘fun’…..
glitter, feathers, and velvet will all be in style at this not-to-be
missed
semi-formal event.
At this time, the two programs which are offered to the youth in the
neighbourhood between the ages of 9 and 13 are not in receipt of
annualized funds and totally depend on donations and fundraised dollars
to operate. Thank you in advance for your support.
“It takes an entire community to raise a child”
In friendship,
Carole Dodge,
Director
YWCA Women
of Distinction 2010 Nomination
Winter Activity Day Killarney Park(pdf)
The Whitefish District Lions Club…Making a Difference!
We realize volunteering sometimes is not in our schedule but our
membership truly came through in December 2009! We once again partnered
with the Beaver Lake Sports and Cultural Club to host the annual
Senior’s Christmas Dinner on December 16. Salvation Army representatives
were present and received financial gifts, which will be used to assist
the people of Sudbury and area. It was a great success- a fun time was
had by all!
Our Members also: worked over 190 hours selling tickets on the Dream
Home for Canadian Hard of Hearing Association; rang bells for the
Salvation Army; delivered food baskets to needy seniors and picked up
and delivered toys from the Lions CTV Telethon to children in our
community.
We believe it is essential to assist where we can. Fundraising
activities ensure that our membership can respond to the needs of the
community. One way we can help in 2010 is by providing Medical
assistance devices such as walkers, crutches, wheel chairs etc. Please
call Lion Ken at 866-0381 if you have a need.
Next on our agenda is the Annual Whitefish District Lions Club Mixed
Curling Bonspiel February 14th at the Copper Cliff Curling Club. The
cost is $80.00 per team – with Prizes for all curlers. We have room for
28 teams. If you would like to enter a team call Lion Eric Hansen at
677-5213 at work or 866-9140 in the evening as well as any Whitefish
Lion member.
The Whitefish District Lions Club meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of
each month at 6:30pm at 4895 Regional Road, Whitefish, in the same
building as the Fire Hall.
OUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU so if you wish to meet the challenge please join
us. New hands and new ideas make for a strong community. See you there.
Lion, Marilyn Shamess
Walden-CAN…A Note from the Chair!
Since becoming Chair of Walden-CAN 2 years ago, I’ve been very fortunate
to have met and volunteered with an incredible woman- Jennifer Carlisle.
Her intelligence, wit, kindness and dedication on the Executive have
been incredible. Jennifer makes up half of the talented and creative
publishing team of Walden-CAN’s Newsletter Committee and was an integral
part of the Community Conference team last spring. She has become a true
friend, and I will miss her warm smile, generous heart and hugs, as she
and her husband Scott embark on a new path in Vancouver. On behalf of
Walden-CAN Executive, we wish Jennifer and Scott all the best in their
move. You will be truly missed!
In 2010, Walden will see the Sudbury District Nurse Practitioner Clinic
open in Lively, as well as the City of Lakes Family Health Team Site, in
the former Town of Walden Municipal Building. As Councilor Barbeau
stated in our Winter Newsletter “…giving much relief to the
approximately 4,000 orphaned patients we currently have in Walden”.
Great reasons to celebrate!
We hope you will join us for our Annual General Meeting and Election of
new Executive on Thursday, January 14th at 7pm, in the former Walden
Town Council Chambers. Everyone is welcome! To learn more about
Walden-CAN visit www.Walden-CAN.com
Karen Tait-Peacock, Chair, Walden-CAN
What’s Happening!
Public Skating at Penage Rd. Community Centre: The outdoor rink is up
and running-with floodlights for night skating and an attendant present
from 4-9 pm to make the building available for skate change. If you have
any questions please call Russ at 866 5656.
Lively Ski Hill Open: New snow-making equipment ensures regular skiing;
hours to be confirmed. Last year the hill was open Wed. & Fri. evenings
and Sat. & Sun during the day. Details call Kelly Demers at 556-0198 or
waldenskiclub@hotmail.com
or
www.Walden-CAN.com/walden_ski_club.htm
New Chalet at Walden Cross-Country Ski Club: Operational by Jan. 15,
2010. Programs include: Jack Rabbit and Junior Development Programs,
School Programs, and completely wheelchair accessible Para-Nordic
Program. Call Walden Cross-Country Ski Club at 692-2321, or visit
www.waldenxc.com
Walden Youth For Youth Centre: Students are offering Snow Removal for
Seniors . Coupons can be picked up at Lively Citizen Centre. Details,
call June Epple at 692-1777 or
www.walden-can.com/walden_youth_for_youth.htm Waters Women’s
Institute Education Scholarship: Residents of Walden graduating from
secondary school this year should apply for the WWI $500.00 Education
Scholarship. Students can pick-up an Application Form in the Guidance
Department of their secondary schools or by calling Susan Leishman at
692-1476. Deadline for Applications is April 13, 2010
The Sudbury & District Kennel Club is very active in Walden. Training
classes for puppies and adult dogs in obedience and agility are offered
on a regular basis in Lively. For information about these classes,
please call Lynne at 866-2322.
Jan.2010 Walden-CAN Column for Sudbury Star

The Sudbury & District Kennel
Club is very active in Walden. Training classes for puppies and adult
dogs in obedience and agility are offered on a regular basis in Lively.
For information about these classes, please
call Lynne at 866-2322.
Training Tip: Learn to ignore bad behaviour and reward the good.
For example, if your dog is barking at the window, try not to yell at
him. To your dog, your raised voice is just your way of barking and he
interprets this as you joining him in raising the alarm. Instead,
quietly distract him from the window and reward him with a tasty treat
or a favourite toy when he is quiet. If you are consistent, in a short
time you will see him bark once at a passerby and then turn to see what
you have to offer.
Rainbow Routes Hike Club
Walk off that turkey and celebrate the New Year by exploring two of
Sudbury’s hidden gems! You’re invited to join us as we explore the
Laurentian Trails and the Bethel Lake Trail on Saturday, January 2nd
from 10:00am -12:00. Hikers will meet at 9:45am in the Ben Avery
Building parking lot at Laurentian University for a briefing before
heading out.
This 8 km route is rated a "6 out of 10" in difficulty. Please wear
sturdy, comfortable footwear and weather-appropriate clothing. Snowshoes
may be useful, depending on the depth of snow. Hikes run in all but the
worst of weather. For confirmation, call the Hike Club Hotline at
674-4455 x 2474 after 9:00am on the day of the hike for a pre-recorded
message.
Participants must sign and submit a Waiver Form before each hike. Waiver
Forms, along with a hike schedule and Club guidelines can be found at
www.rainbowroutes.com.
Extra waiver forms will also be available on site.
Dogs are welcome but should remain on leash.
For more information visit
www.rainbowroutes.com or call Melissa at 674-4455 x 4535 only
until Wednesday, Dec 23rd.
Business and
professional women's celebration
The new layer of
snow has made everything look so fresh - perfect for a hike!
This is a reminder that the Rainbow Routes Hike Club will be walking the
Kelly Lake Trail this Saturday, December 5th from 10am to noon. Stan
Koren, a certified Hike Leader, will meet everyone at 9:45 am in the
parking lot of Fielding Memorial Park off Fielding Road.
Please be advised that each participant must register before
participating. For more information visit
www.rainbowroutes.com
or call Melissa at 674-4455 x 4535 or by email at
melissa.mcculloch@sudbury.ca
.
"Mike Staffen"
<drmikestaffen@sympatico.ca
Huddle up… ok I don’t need to tell anybody that this is do or die, you
can all see the score board and we all know that time is running out and
we are down by a touchdown( 3 days left, in 23rd spot need to be in top
20)… now, it is not out of reach but it will take a Hail Mary to get
there,…… but guys that will only get us to the “show" finals) which will
mean another week of hard practices continued voting) and with no
promise that we will win, but we will be in the show and that is all
anyone can ever ask for … hope…. It means making every block voting
everyday) and breaking tackles and never letting the first man take you
down (email others)… it isn’t going to be easy and you may not want to
even do it,….. stopping now and figure it was good to even be involved
…..but I can tell you one thing, you are the one that has to look at
that guy in the mirror every morning when you brush your teeth and I can
tell you from experience that the guy in the mirror never forgets, he
knows when you jogged instead of sprinted or when you missed that block
or fumbled the ball… he knows and he is relentless… but he also knows
when you dug in deep and sacrificed your body for a moment for the
chance to be in history, I don’t know about you, but I know that the guy
in my mirror is not going to have a chance to say anything but you did
your best on every play, every second of the game and when it is all
said in done and I am exhausted and sore in the shower I will not dread
the man in the mirror as he will know that I didn’t “try” but I DID my
best…. Dig in deep, this is what we have been training for all year, all
the wind sprints (made video), all those weights (media releases, face
book) all the pain (my constant emails )… lets go do it … READY
BREAK……….DOWN …. SET…. HUT HUT HUT
http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf1360
The Eat
Local Sudbury Cooperative Is Celebrating its One-Year Anniversary!!
Please join us to help celebrate our one year anniversary this coming
Saturday December 5th. We will be serving hot beverages and offering
samples of our products during regular Saturday store hours of 9am to
4pm.
Our locally sourced Christmas Gift Baskets will also be on sale.
We are located at 28 Durham St just down from Records on Wheels. Parking
is available at Christ the King Church. Come on down learn about how
eating locally can support our local economy, help the environment, and
protect your family’s health
Subject: last chance
to make it to finals
I have received some emails today saying that our project voting is back
to zero… that is correct, we didn’t make the top 20 in the second round
and this is our last chance to be in the top 20 and go onto the finals.(
top 20 from 3 rounds=60) I must say I am not feeling as optimistic as I
once was, it has been in the media and on the internet and I have
contacted the high schools, city officials, all recreational sports
groups etc. but we simply don’t have enough people voting daily from all
of their email addresses…. It is not the size of our community as
smaller ones have made it to the top 20 and we haven’t. There is only so
much I can do… it is in your hands and the hands of the community… if
you want this project you will vote daily and encourage others to do so
too, if you don’t- you won’t…. thanks for helping out if you have been
voting in the past and I encourage you to continue to vote… we really
need about 5000 over the 2 week period to be in the top 20,( we had
1700) which to me doesn’t seem that hard(400 people vote each day for 14
days =5600)( probably even less than that as some of you have multiple
emails….it is up to you)
http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf1360
Thanks Mike
Joe MacDonald Youth Football League
Aviva Community Fund
And
Sudbury
Help us win $250,000!
VOTE FOR JAMES JEROME CLUBHOUSE ONLINE AT:
WWW.AVIVACOMMUNITYFUND.ORG
JMYFL and your community need your help. Aviva Insurance Company is
holding a Canada wide competition. You vote on line for the community
project that you want to win. Together with Nexus Canada Inc. we are
promoting a clubhouse addition to the James Jerome Park. The project,
(we hope it is ours) with the most votes goes on to the semi- finals.
Final decisions will be chosen by the Aviva judges.
About the Project:
The JMYFL has submitted a proposal for a much needed addition on to the
field house at James Jerome Sports Complex as well as renovating the
existing facility. This will allow equipment to be stored on site, team
dressing rooms and shower facilities for our league, soccer and other
athletes who may use the complex. Please vote DAILY so that we have a
great chance to make it to the finals and have this project become a
reality for our community. Tell all your friends to vote. You can check
on line to see how many votes our project has accumulated.
Please vote daily.
Here is what we need you to do!
Get all your friends, relatives and school buddies to:
1:Logon to:
www.avivacommunityfund.org
2: Register as a voter.
3: Now that you are registered go to our project directly by clicking on
this link… http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf1360
4: Put a reminder to vote everyday and tell your friends, together we
can make this a reality
The Italian Club of Copper Cliff will be holding the
annual Italian Market
on Sunday, November 15, 2009. Doors open at noon
and a variety of Italian
homemade food items will be sold. In addition, a great buffet lunch will
be
available to purchase along with the best Porketta in the City. The
Italian
Market will take place at 7 Craig Street in Copper Cliff in the upper
hall.
For further information, please call 682-4513 or
www.italianclub.ca (
http://www.italianclub.ca/ )
. People are encouraged to attend early as the
delicious products sell out quickly!
Meadowbrook Christmas
Bazaar
Saturday, November 21
10:00 to 4PM
Entry Fee: Canned goods for Walden Food Bank

Community
Connection
Free Family Fun!
Oct 31st 5-7 pm
6th Ave & Main ST, Lively …where the outdoor rink is
While out Trick or Treating, make sure you stop by for some pizza &
candy, while your kids enjoy some, inflatable, games & fun &
Prizes...all for FREE!!
for more information, please call 692-1658 or visit
www.cornerstonelively.com
Sarabeth
Cornerstone Community Church
Lively, Ontario
705-692-1658
www.cornerstonelively.com
Walden Lions clubs Donate to food bank (PDF)
Doors Open greater Sudbury Oct 3rd 2009
Pledge Form for Hike(PDF)
The Hike for a Hero event will be
held on Sunday, October 4th at 9:00 a.m.
at the new highway 69 four-lane extension (near the Pine Grove Golf
Course).
Copper Cliff Trail:
Bridge Installation
The Bridge is finally installed and the Northern Life has a photo
gallery
(to music) of the installation.
Doesn't take long to view and you'll feel like you were there.
http://www.northernlife.ca/PhotoGallery/08-28-09-3/index.html

 Date: Aug.
27th, 2009
Subject: Sept. 12th Fall Fair at Anderson Farm Museum
Contact: Gwen Doyle, Publicity-Fall Fair 692-3021
gwen-paul.doyle@sympatico.ca
www.Walden-can.com
Anderson Farm Museum Page
Media Release
Fall Fair – Sept.12th at Anderson Farm Museum!
Plan to bring the whole family to the Annual Fall Fair at the Anderson
Farm Museum, in Lively, on Sept. 12 from 10am – 4pm. There’s something
for everyone!
Outdoor Activities on Site include: Museum Tours, Antique Vehicle
Displays, John Deere Display, Wagon Rides by Wagon Wheel Ranch, Snowy
Acre Miniature Horses, Farm Animals, Giant Pumpkin Contest, Farrier
Demonstration (shoeing horses) and Horse Demonstrations in the paddock
area, the Walden Lions Fish Pond for kids and more.
Live Entertainment for all Ages: Dale Pepin & Story Socks, the Tremonics,
Northern Gypsie, Finnot and a demonstration by the Taoist Tai Chi
Society.
25 Arts/Crafts Vendors and Displays/Demonstrations in the Stable, Farm
House and under Tents include: Potter-Kathy Mariotti, Betty’s Pallette,
Bracelets & Things, Cathy’s Jewels, Croc Charms, Photography- Bob Blaney,
Terra Cotta Textiles, Grandma’s Lemonade, Walden Youth For Youth Centre,
Ecole St. Paul, Blue Saints Drum & Bugle Corps, Walden Day Care Centre,
Weaving- Airlie Suutari, Waters Women’s Institute, Lively Heritage
Guild, Wild At Heart Wildlife Refuge Centre, Walden-CAN, Greater Sudbury
Archives Interest Group, Walden Lions Club, Eat Local Sudbury, Link By
Link-Jewelry, Pampered Chef, Knitted Creations, Nature as Art
Photography-John Kurczak and the Anderson Farm Museum Heritage Society.
Official Opening of the Walden TIME CAPSULE: Curator, Jim Fortin will
supervise the Official Opening of the Walden TIME CAPSULE, assisted by
Mayor John Rodriguez and special guests from Walden- who had contributed
items for the TIME CAPSULE. All the items will be on display in the Loft
of the Barn.
BBQ from 11am…until sold out: Hamburgers, Sausages, Hot Dogs, Beverages
prepared and served by the Walden Seniors and Pensioners.
FREE Milk compliments of Copper Cliff Dairy and Popcorn and Cotton Candy
for the Kids!
“ … We’re having a bigger and better Fall Fair this year, with more
displays, vendors and activities on Site. So bring your family and
friends and enjoy the day!”
Mary Barr, Chair- Fall Fair Committee, 586-2611
OLG Slots Sudbury in
partnership with Sudbury Downs is very excited to be presenting
"Rockstock" 2009 at our facility. This will
be 2 day complimentary event for all those 19 years of age or older
taking place on September 3rd and 4th 2009. All the details are in the
attachment
Rockstock 2009(PDF)
shoreline home visits(pdf)
HELP WANTED WITH THE CAR AND BIKE SHOW!
In 2008, Rib Fest attracted approximately 30,000 visitors. Last year,
one of the key components to this new event was the huge car and
motorcycle show on the Saturday and Sunday that drew some 300
motorcycles and cars. Ribfest also includes over 25 local acts,
refreshment tents, professional rib teams, sidewalk vendors and more.
Ribfest is in need of an individual or organization to help them with
the co-ordination of this year car show.
If there is anyone that is interested, or would like more information,
please contact either Maureen Luoma at 705-674-5115 or Brian Kuczma
(brian@downtownsudbury.com)
Thank you,
Jason Marier
Junior Business Officer
Greater Sudbury Development Corporation
PO Box 5000, Station A
200 Brady Street
Sudbury, Ontario P3A 5P3
Tel: (705) 674.4455 Ext. 4431
Fax :(705).674.6767
The Main
Public Library is hosting an Overnight Twilight event on
Friday, August 21 at 7:30 pm until Saturday, August 22 at 10:00 am.
This Twilight themed “library lock-in” is for teens girls aged 11 to
14 years old who want to have a dazzling fun time!
Nadia Vellucci
Child and teen programmer/
Responsable des programmes
pour enfants et adolescents
Greater Sudbury Public Library
74 MacKenzie Street
Sudbury, ON. P3C 4X8
705-673-1155 ext.205
705-673-6145 fax
nadia.vellucci@city.greatersudbury.on.ca
sudbury
discoveries(PDF)
Northern Gypsy making music(pdf)
Free Concert
The Anderson Farm Museum & Heritage
Society
And the City of Greater Sudbury
…Proudly Hosts
2009 Annual Fall Fair Sept. 12th 10am – 4pm
The Anderson Farm Museum
FREE Admission to this Community Event!
Owners of Antique and/or Historic Vehicles,
You are cordially invited to bring your antique and/or historic vehicle
to the 2009 Anderson Farm Museum Fall Fair on Saturday, September 12th.
The Anderson Farm Museum is situated on 14 acres of land located off of
Municipal Road 24 in the old town of Lively. The day will be filled with
events for all ages including tours of the site, horse and tractor drawn
wagon rides, dog agility demonstrations, musicians and of course a BBQ.
Admission to the site is free with only a nominal fee being charged at
the BBQ.
Parking for the antique and/or historic vehicles that will be displayed
will be on the manicured lawns located east of the Farm House
overlooking Municipal Road 24. Please bring this invitation in order to
gain access to the site.
Please feel free to join us on Saturday, September 12th for this family
& community event. We look forward to seeing you there.
Anderson Farm Museum & Heritage Society
2009 Fall Fair Organizing Committee
For further information please contact: Les Burford 692-5530 or Mary
Barr 586-2611
Rainbow routes nature
club (PDF)
Rainbow ROUTES Family
Nature Club
Looking to spend some quality time outdoors with your kids or
grandchildren
this summer? Consider the Rainbow ROUTES Family Nature Club that
encourages
families to bond in and with the outdoors. Meetings are on Sunday
afternoons, from 2 - 4 PM, every other week, and include games, free
play/exploration time, science activities, and guest speakers from the
community. Membership is FREE OF CHARGE, but there is limited space.
To register, or for more information visit
www.rainbowroutes.com
or contact
Geoff at
geoff.hughes@sudbury.ca or 674-4455
x 2474.
5th Annual Ramsey Lake Cycle Tour(PDF)
Community Learning Invitation FINAL small.pdf
Blues for
Food(PDF)
 Greater
Sudbury Volunteer Celebration
All volunteers in Greater Sudbury are invited to the Greater Sudbury
Volunteer Celebration, to be held in Bell Park on Sunday, June 7 from
Noon to 3:00 p.m. This celebration is our community’s way of saying
“thank you” to the many individuals and groups who generously
donate their time and talent to make the City of Greater Sudbury a
better place to live. In the event of rain, the celebration will take
place at the Carmichael Arena. The Volunteer Celebration is hosted by
Volunteer Sudbury, RBC and the City of Greater Sudbury.
Northern Ontario Career
exhibition2009(PDF)
Subject: 2009 Northern
Ontario Career Exhibition
On June 2, 3 & 4, 2009 the 2009 Northern Ontario Career Exhibition
will take place from 10 am to 7 pm at the Sudbury Arena (admission is
free).
This three day career exploration event is a partnership between the
City of Greater Sudbury Community Development Social Services Division
Employment Support Section, the Sudbury & Manitoulin Workforce
Partnerships Board, Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities and
employment service providers.
There are 72 exhibitors, workshops and seminars each day as well as
guest speakers.
Attached is the program for the event which details the exhibitors, the
floor plan, as well as the itinerary for the three days for your
reference.
I welcome you to join us at this exhibition over the next few days.
Regards,
Luisa
Luisa Valle, CA
Director of Social Services
Community Development
City of Greater Sudbury
P.O. Box 5000, Station A
Sudbury, ON P3A 5P3
Phone: (705) 674-4455 ext 3559
Email: luisa.valle@greatersudbury.ca

2009 volunteer celebration invitation(PDF) ..Hello
Everyone,
We hope you are having a wonderful Spring.
Tuesday May 26 at 6:00pm is our Monthly Meeting and we
will be having a special presentation on;
“Branding Your Business” presented by Peter Paradis of “Idea North” who
successfully Branded Green Sudbury .
Bring your business cards.
Please register in advance.
670-8920 or info@geode.ca
Space is limited.
The Valley Community
Theatre presents its first production of:
CRAZY 8 THEATRE
You'll see 2 different shows
8 plays per night
$10 per person / $5 for Seniors/Children
at Confederation Secondary School (Back Door)
Thank you,
Carole Hawes
President
Walden Lions Club Toll-Gate
May 30,2009 Watch for Us
Walden Lions will be collecting loose change for our local charities at
a variety of business locations:
Battistelli’s YIG, Walden Home Hardware Parking Lot and The Royal
Bank/Strip Mall
è Walden Food Bank
è 1st Waters Boy Scout Troop
è Walden Irish Cadets
è Walden Winter Carnival
è MCTV Telethon
è Lions’ Guide Dog
è Easter Seals- Timmy Snowarama
è Student Effective Speaking
è Salvation Army Christmas Kettle
è Lively District Secondary School Bursary
è Big Brothers Bowling
è Canadian Diabetes Association
è Cancer Ride for Dads
Please Give
Thank you for your support.Walden Lions club

Sudbury Home show (PDF)


livelyhighschoolreunion.com
Subject: Upcoming
concert events at Sudbury Arena
Below is information regarding two events coming to the Sudbury Arena.
Comedian Russell Peters at the Sudbury Arena
Canada's best-selling funny man Russell Peters will be appearing live at
the
Sudbury Arena on Wednesday September 30, 2009. Show Time is 8:00 pm the
Doors will open at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $69.00, reserved seating.
Tickets
may be purchased online at
www.greatersudbury.ca, by phone at 671-3000 or in
person at the arena box office.
Blue Man Group at Sudbury Arena
Blue Man Group will be performing live at the Sudbury Arena on Tuesday
October 20, 2009. Show starts at 7:30 pm, doors will open at 6:30 pm.
Tickets are $86.50, reserved seating. Tickets go on sale at 10:00 am.
Tickets may be purchased online at
www.greatersudbury.ca,
by phone at
671-3000 or in person at the arena box office.

WHO: Seniors and
Family Members in Walden and Area Communities
WHAT: Community Forum – Support Services for Seniors
WHERE: Tom Davies Community Arena (Walden)
WHEN: Thursday April 2nd 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
As you may be aware, the Walden Home Support Program was recently
disbanded and is no longer in operation. The North East Local Health
Integration Network (NELHIN) would like to reinstate the program in the
near future and continue the provision of valuable support services
which enable seniors to live in their home settings.
Before this program can be relaunched – the NELHIN needs to know the
specific needs and priorities of seniors so that it can allocate funding
and resources accordingly. In this regard, a community forum has been
scheduled for Thursday, April 2nd, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. at the Walden Arena
to hear directly from seniors about the types of community support
services which would best meet their current needs.
This is your opportunity to have input in the design of the new
community support services program for seniors in Walden & Area and it
is hoped that all interested seniors, family members and community
representatives will attend. Dave Paquette of Summit Consulting has been
hired to facilitate the forum and prepare a summary of the feedback
collected.
Please share this information with other interested individuals and we
look forward to seeing you on April 2nd.
Dear
Community Members:
Please join us for an evening with Dr. Marla Shapiro.
The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM), in partnership with the
Canadian Diabetes Association in Thunder Bay and Sudbury, the Thunder
Bay District Health Unit, Sudbury & District Health Unit, and the
Sudbury Regional Hospital, is hosting "An Evening with Dr. Marla
Shapiro" that will focus on the consequences and challenges of battling
the childhood obesity epidemic and the risks associated with Type II
diabetes.
This event is specifically targeted to parents with children ages of
eight and nine, however all community members are most welcome to
attend!
NOTE: This program meets the accreditation criteria of the College of
Family Physicians of Canada and has been accredited for 1 MAINPRO-M1
credits. This event is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1)
as defined by the Maintenance of Certification program of the Royal
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, approved by University of
Toronto for 1 hour.
SUDBURY:
When: Wednesday, April 1, 2009 - 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Where: Lockerby Composite School, 1391 Ramsey View Court, Sudbury,
Ontario
Registration deadline is Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Space is limited.
Please visit this link for more details and to register online:
http://www.nosm.ca/education/general.aspx?id=7418&ekmensel=c580fa7b_36_386_7418_1
Warmest Regards,
Denise Adams.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Denise Adams
Continuing Education and Professional Development Coordinator
Northern Ontario School of Medicine
935 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury, ON P3E 2C6
Tel: 705-662-7256 - Fax: 705-662-7262
Cell: 705-665-3100
denise.adams@normed.ca
www.nosm.ca

Walden ‘Christmas Hamper Program’
2008
…Great success thanks to Volunteers & Community Support!
43 Christmas Hampers were delivered in Walden, on December 15th, 2008,by
Walden Fire Fighters- Station #6 Waters, Station # 7, Lively and Station
#8 Whitefish.
This was made possible because of $2,325.00 raised and donated to the
Christmas Hamper Program - $ 1,825.00 by Kinsmen Club of Walden and
Volunteer Firefighters Boot Drive and $500.00 by Knights of Columbus
3909.
All the food collected at the Food Drive at Battistelli’s Y.I.G. was
divided among 42 Christmas Hampers.
Agropur (Copper Cliff Dairy) donated 46- 3 litre bags of milk.
To each Hamper was added: 1 turkey, 1lb coffee, 1 bag of carrots, 2 bags
of cookies, 1 can cranberry sauce, 1 lb margarine, 1 bag sugar, 1 jar
pickles, 1 bag apples, 1 box stuffing, 1 bag onions, 1 bag oranges, 1
loaf bread, 10lbs potatoes, 1 bunch celery and 1 bag of milk.
This was made possible by the generosity of the people of Walden and the
dedication of the Kinsmen Club of Walden, Walden Volunteer Firefighters
and the Knights of Columbus 3909.
Lynn Demers, President, Walden Food Bank
The Kampana Handbell
Choir and Quartet
...will be performing
Christmas
Music
at Meadowbook
December 15th at 7pm.
Everyone is welcome!
Admission is an item for the Walden Food Bank.

The Walden Figure Skating Club has the pleasure to be hosting Rainbow
Skate, January 16th, 17th and 18th at the TM Davies Arena here in
Walden. This is the annual Rainbow Region Inter Club Competition and
includes all of the skating clubs within the Sudbury Region, including
the clubs from Verner, Massey, Manitoulin Island and Espanola. This
competition comes to Walden only once every six years and the WFSC plans
on making this event a truely memorable experience for both competitors
and spectators alike. The theme for this years competition is "Shoot for
the Stars" and is meant to inspire our young skaters to follow their
dreams much like our own Meagan Duhamel and her recent success, with her
pairs partner Craig Buntin, on the international skating stage.
The Friday night of competition offers a great night of entertainment
for spectators as this is when the Carnival lines compete. A carnival
line is a type of synchronized skating and can have upwards of 25
skaters on the ice at once. Walden will have a number of teams competing
in the carnival line as we showcase some of the numbers from our
upcoming ice show Walden Goes to Camp Rock on April 5th.
As with any large competition we will be looking for volunteers to help
make this a success. For more information about Rainbow Skate or about
how you can help please contact us at
interclub@waldenfigureskatingclub.ca or check out our website
www.waldenfigureskatingclub.ca.
Come out and support your local skaters!
Geoff Gingras
Publicity Chair
Walden Figure Skating Club
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SUDBURY DISTRICT ARCHIVES INTEREST GROUP
REMINDS YOU THAT
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
will be held on
Thursday, November 20, 2008 @ 7:00 p.m.
in the MARGUERITE LOUGHEED CENTRE
corner of Eyre and Albert Streets
There will be a short business meeting and then you will be introduced
to Guest Speaker
SHANNA FRASER
Community Archivist
The proposed Interior Layout of the Xstrata Community Archives will also
be presented.
Lastly there will be the annual election of board members.
If you are interested in assisting on committees such as IT
(technology), displays, communications/publicity and oral histories,
give your name at the door before or after the meeting.


Sudbury Food Connections would like
to invite YOU to our 2nd Annual
Food, Film & Forum Night
This Thursday October 9th from 6:30pm-8:30pm at Rainbow Cinemas (40 Elm
St in the Rainbow City Centre)
Admission is FREE!
· Enjoy tasty appetizers prepared with locally-grown foods by Ristorante
Verdicchio!
· Watch award-winning short films all about food!
· Participate in a post-film discussion about our food system in
Sudbury!
See attached poster for details.
The Films:
Fridays at the Farm
Feeling disconnected from their food, a filmmaker and his family decide
to join a community supported organic farm. As he photographs the
growing process, the filmmaker moves from passive observer to active
participant in the planting and harvesting of vegetables. Featuring lush
time-lapse and macro photography sequences compiled from nearly 20,000
still images, this personal essay is a father’s meditation on his
blossoming family and community. (19 min)
Recreating Eden: A Growing Community
"I want community gardens to be as common in big cities as libraries,"
says Laura Berman, coordinator of the Food Share Community Garden
program in Toronto. Laura used to be a landscape architect, but grew
tired of creating elaborate and expensive back yards for people who
simply wanted a garden because they had money. She now designs and
implements community gardens that provide food for people in need, which
satisfies her more than any expensive garden ever would. (22 min)
Chickens in the City
Chickens in the City is a chicken-level view of two backyard coops in
San Francisco. The film playfully explores the ways in which keeping
chickens has helped shape the philosophies behind what and how urban
chicken-owners eat. (7 min 20 s)
Allison Muckle
Project Coordinator
Eat Local Sudbury Co-operative Inc
30 Ste Anne Rd, Unit 217
Sudbury, ON P3C 5E1
705-521-6717
info@eatlocalsudbury.com
www.eatlocalsudbury.com

Walden- Community Action Network
& Walden Youth Centre
…Invite you to attend
Public Meeting
October 9
6:30pm
T.M. Davies Community
Centre
‘Cyberproofing’
…For Teenagers 12 & over, Parents,
Grandparents and the Public
Denise Fraser,
Crime Prevention Unit
Greater Sudbury Police Services
Topics include:
Types of predators found in
Internet
How they gather information
to find their victims
Problems of cyberbullying
Steps to take in order to prevent victimization
…Time for Questions & Answers
www.police.sudbury.on.ca
www.Walden-CAN.com
675-9171 ext. 2103
692-3021
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LDSS 50+
Reunion - May 15,16,17, 2009. ...in the Planning Stage !
You don't have to be over 50 ...to attend the LDSS 50+ Reunion
...or to help plan the activities.
Everyone is invited to attend Tuesday,Oct. 7th , LDSS 50+ Reunion
Public Meeting, at 7pm in LDSS.
For details call Jim Savarie 692-5921 or Mary Purvis
at 692-3747.


Chelmsford Western Days
The Chelmsford Western Days is one of the largest annual events in the
region and this will be our second year hosting this particular event.
Annual Western Days
Moonlight Bowl June 20
8:00 PM to 12:00 midnight
Tickets only $10:00/person
Valley Bowl, Errington Street, Chelmsford
Cash Bar Sponsored by
Chartrand's Your Independent Grocer &
R B Community Action Network
for tickets/info call 855-0539"
Thanks
Warren Maskell
Chair - Rayside Balfour CAN
Walden-CAN News for May, 2008
Special Events:
1. May 14
Human health Risk Assessment Results –Community Information Session: 3
–8pm at the Italian Club in Copper Cliff. Open house format Briefings
schedules for 3:30pm & 7pm
2. May 22
Open House at Tom Davies Square:
• Multi-use Recreation Complex Presentation at 6pm Call 674-4455 ext
2425
• Performing Arts Centre Presentation at 7pm Call 674-4455 ext 4606
3. May 23
Waters WI Annual Luncheon: Noon at Trinity United Church Speaker:
Marilyn Butcher-Nurse Practitioner Tickets: $10 each Call Sally 692-4481
4. May 23
The Iona Reed Trio: 7-10pm at Meadowbrook Anderson Farm Museum Heritage
Society is raising funds for its Memory Garden Project Tickets: $5 at
Meadowbrook, R.E.A.L Wine in Time, Walden Seniors or Committee Members
5. May 29
Meet the Artist Reception - Glenna Treasure- Textile Artist: 7-9pm at
Stopciati Gallery Exhibit runs from May 24 – June 21 153 Applegrove Call
Glenna at 692-4534
6. May 30th Deadline for Submissions re: United Way Community Grant
Funding 2008-2009:
• 13 page Application Form re: Community Grant Funding Grant
• “…designed as project funding for unique ideas/initiatives that build
community and improve quality of life for residents of CGS”
• Grants range from $2,000 -$6,000
• Contact Louise Desjardins at United Way Office 560-3330 ext. 200 or
email
office@unitedwaysudbury.com
7. June 4
CARP Luncheon: Noon at Howard Johnson Hotel, 50 Brady St. Tickets:
$13.00
Guest Speaker: Mayor John Rodriguez Entertainment: Sudbury Rising Stars
Everyone is welcome! Seating is limited Call Irene White 566-5686
8. June 7
CGS 125th Anniversary Party: Noon – 8pm at a variety of locations
Downtown (CPR Railway Station, TM Davies Square, Memorial Park, Market
Square)
• Walden Art Club’s Mosaic Mural will be on display at TM Davies Square
• Artists, musicians, cultural groups, vendors, Birthday Cake etc
• Contact Cindi Briscoe 674-4455 ext. 4400
News from the Rainbow District School Board :
1. See ARC Sudbury West Page of
www.walden-can.com :
• ‘Smooth Move’- Newsletter re: move of Grade 7,8 students to LDSS
• May Issue to be complete in next 2 weeks
• Each Issue to be posted on Rainbow Board website
www.rainbowschools.ca/boardroom/accommodation/sudburyWest.php

Mysteries of the Great Lakes On
Saturday, May 3, Science North is holding the World Premiere launch of
their newest IMAX® film - Mysteries of the Great Lakes. The $6 million
film has been about five years in the making, and as of May 5th will be
playing in theatres around the globe. Be one of the first to see this
spectacular film featuring the music of Gordon Lightfoot, and enjoy an
evening themed around the flavour and spirit of the Great Lakes -
specialty cocktails, a medley of food experiences, wine tasting, special
activities, a silent auction and live entertainment. Not to mention the
inaugural screening of the film and great company. Take a minute and
check out the film's trailer -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJeKsYGu640
On behalf of Science North, I'd like to ask you to join us at this
fundraising gala, and be part of the celebration. This is a huge
accomplishment for Science North, and certainly one that all of Sudbury
can be proud of. Let's celebrate as a community and maintain the high
level of enthusiasm and passion we have as a thriving city, and one not
slowing down any time soon.
We're hoping for a crowd of 400 at the gala. Why not invite your
colleagues, family and friends to join us? Be a part of the fun, and a
part of this special evening. It's a great way to celebrate a new
season.
Order tickets online at http://sciencenorth.ca/gala. Don't miss the
boat!
World Premiere Gala presented by Sudbury Hyundai.
Kind thanks,
Audrey Dugas
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About the Film:
Mysteries of the Great Lakes is a timely film. All across the Great
Lakes basin, there is a renewed interest in the health of the Lakes, and
an increased awareness of the importance of this fresh water resource to
the social and economic vitality of North America. Dubbed ‘inland seas’
by early European explorers, the Great Lakes have some of the most
spectacular wilderness scenery on earth, and a fifth of all the planet’s
fresh water. Today, 25% of all Canadians, and 10% of Americans live on
the Great Lakes. In addition, one in every three Canadians and one in
every seven Americans rely on the Great Lakes for their fresh water.
Through several interlocking stories, including the story of maritime
commerce and the ships that move cargo through the inland waterway,
Mysteries of the Great Lakes will take you on a journey through the
greatest lake system in the world, and showcase the amazing geography,
ecology, science, and history of the region through the most powerful
film medium in the world - IMAX
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