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Saturday, April 27, 2013
May 25 - Millbrook LIONS Sponsor 4th Purina Walk for Dog Guides!
Join Millbrook LIONS 4th Purina Walk for Dog Guides
By LION Susan TaylorSaturday, May 25, 2013 Millbrook will be the place to be, with both a Soapbox Derby, and The Millbrook and District LIONS sponsoring their 4th annual walkathon supporting LIONS Foundation of Canada Dog Guides.
Friday, April 26, 2013
Walk for Dog Guides Donation Advisory!
Ensure Your Donation Reaches Your Charity!
Police are warning people to be careful when opening their doors to strangers.Wednesday, April 24, 2013
May 26 Omemee Walk for Dog-Guides Challenge
Omemee Pigeon Challenges Businesses - Support Omemee Walk for Dog Guides!
Don Mitchell, Omemee donning his Purina Walk for Dog Guides hat, welcomes walkers to join him Sunday May 26, 2013 raising funds with LIONs for Dog Guides.Thursday, November 8, 2012
LIONS Christmas Craft Show Features Juried Artisan Works!
Inspired Creations Craft Sale!
November 10, 2012! Thirty superb 'juried' artisans who create pottery, wooden bowls, painted wooden toys, stained glass, knitting, sewing, jewellery, painted silk scarves, fabric art, soaps, weaving, home-baking, local specialty foods, and more will have their work on sale in time for Christmas! Fowlers Corners and District LIONS Club Inspired Creations Christmas Craft Sale will also feature a silent auction and barbeque. Admission is free!
Date: Saturday, November 10, 2012
Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Place: Lions Community Hall, 959 Meadowview Rd., just 10 minutes west of Peterborough at Orange Corners Rd. Note: Meadowview Rd. is the westerly extension of Lily Lake Rd.
This will be a great craft sale!
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Millbrook LIONS host Classic Car Show!
Millbrook Classic Car Show - Brings Yesteryear to Life!
Free fun event on today in Millbrook! Spectators can enjoy a free trip back in time,checking out classic cars 25 years and better,and take advantage of great Classic deals at Millbrooks Unique shops too!Today, Saturday July 7th,2012 7th Annual Millbrook Classic Car Show, sponsored by the Millbrook and District Lions Club welcomes you. This show just keeps getting bigger every year. King Street will be closed from Tupper to Union to make room for some of the finest Classic Cars in the Region.
Enter your Classic Car
Have a vehicle 25y ears or better? Enter it today before 11am, and you could walk away a winner! Registration is only $5! With 10 Awards offered 40+door prizes and Dash plaques for the first 150 vehicles, you want to get to thus event now!Millbrook Offers 'Classic Deals'
Visit the unique shops in Millbrook and check out their "Classic" Specials If you've been before, you know what a great Event it is. If you haven't been before, make this year your first! Historic Millbrook is located 10 minutes southwest of Peterborough at the intersection of County Roads #10 and #21 and is easily accessible from Highways #7, #7A, #28, #115 and #401. The Village, located in the valley of Baxter Creek, has “turn-of-the-century” charm combined with all of the modern amenities expected today. The architectural heritage features a variety of building styles typical of 19th century Ontario. Visitors will find a treasure trove of experiences in the unique shops of Millbrook and will see what friendly hometown service is all about.Monday, July 2, 2012
Four-Year Old Wins LIONS Fishing Contest!
LIONS Fishing Contest by Foodland had surprising results! The largest fish was caught by one of the youngest contestants!
Winners of the Fishing contest are:
- 1st Prize - $25.00 - Aiden Reynolds (Age 4)., Alma St., Omemee
1 lb. 3 oz. Bass
- 2nd Prize- $15.00 - Ben Vandenberg (Age 12), Crosswind Rd., Omemee
1/2 lb. Bass
- 3rd Prize - $10.00 - Mathew Fitch (Age 11), 293 William St., Lindsay
5 oz. Bass
Congratultions to all anglers who participants!
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Winners of the Fishing contest are:
- 1st Prize - $25.00 - Aiden Reynolds (Age 4)., Alma St., Omemee
1 lb. 3 oz. Bass
- 2nd Prize- $15.00 - Ben Vandenberg (Age 12), Crosswind Rd., Omemee
1/2 lb. Bass
- 3rd Prize - $10.00 - Mathew Fitch (Age 11), 293 William St., Lindsay
5 oz. Bass
Congratultions to all anglers who participants!
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Friday, June 29, 2012
Barry Catches Pike Practicing for Saturday Lions Fishing Contest!
Omemee Pioneer Days features many fun popular events.For Barry Ernst,Omemee,the Lions Kids Fishing contest is one of his favourite. Tuesday, Barry caught a pike at Logan's Landing, and shares a couple of fishing tips in this video.Barry has won the LIONS Fishing Contest for the last 3 years.
Check out the teeth on this pike in the video clip!
LIONS Fishing Contest New Weigh-In Location
This year LIONS welcome children to register,weigh-in and enjoy prize awards presentation outside Sobey's Saturday June 30. 2012 from 10 am to noon.LIONS will also be dishing up their delicious BBQ by Sobey's from 11:00 to 2:00.
Check out the teeth on this pike in the video clip!
LIONS Fishing Contest New Weigh-In Location
This year LIONS welcome children to register,weigh-in and enjoy prize awards presentation outside Sobey's Saturday June 30. 2012 from 10 am to noon.LIONS will also be dishing up their delicious BBQ by Sobey's from 11:00 to 2:00.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Omemee Committee Council Minutes Issued!
Omemee Committee of Council Meeting for June meeting has been rescheduled to June 26,2012, 7pm at Coronation Hall 1 King Street West, Omemee.Omemee Committee of Council meetings are open to the public. Here are the Minutes from the last meeting as supplied by secretary, John Jones.
Minutes Omemee Committee of Council Meeting
May 15, 2012 7:00 PM Coronation Hall, Omemee
1.Attendance: Denise Williams, Suzanne Sholer, Forbes McEwan, Barry Marr, Peggy Armstrong, Joan Rehill, John Trennum, Barb Johnston, Ed Johnston, Sam Pittman, Stu Salsbury, John Jones, Randy Smith, Janice Salsbury, Ron Armstrong, Brenda LaTulippe, Cathy Fitzharris and Diane Chen, Property Manager of Cham Shan Temple with her team of five including Corena Zeng, Tom Cheung, Kam Cheung.
2.a. Moved by Janice Salsbury, seconded by Randy Smith that to save time, [answer complaints of overzealousness on behalf of the secretary, and the absence of a member due to a conflict of meetings] that items 10, 12, and 13 of the Agenda be deferred to next meeting. Carried.
b. Moved by Forbes McEwan that April 17, 2012 meeting minutes be adopted. Carried.
c. Moved by Janice to add extending City guidance for one more year Forbes seconded motion to amend. Carried
3.Randy Smith introduced the guest speakers. In turn Diane introduced her team. Each spoke on their field of expertise in a forthright, professional, informative and inspiring way, all the while within the time constraints. There is no doubt that this project will change the dynamics of the area forever. The construction alone is expected to take more that four decades and produce much skilled local labour.
Some pertinent facts: The temple and its surroundings will occupy 516 acres. Solar power will be extensively utilized. It is part of at least six other set aside satellite peaceful spots in The City of Kawartha Lakes and Peterborough County.
First Temples were converted buildings in the Toronto area.
The first major Temple was opened near Niagara Falls in 1993.
Next was another in North York in 1996.
But ours will be the largest outside of China. It will be based on the pattern of four mountain top Temples in China. It will be the “Mecca” of North America and attract world visitors. Eventually there will be: Buddhist Garden, the main tourist attraction, Vegetarian Restaurant, Meditation classes, Thai Chi teaching, Peaceful Retreats, Hotel. One room will occupy 25,000 square feet and another, later 85,000 square feet. Main Hall will open in 2015. Some of the massive building blocks will be shipped from China as they are not made here. Fitting together without nails or other fastening devices they will last for centuries. The Cham Shan Temple motto: “This is where the East will meet the West!”
Some of these facts came from Question Period.
Open house is 10 June 2012. Doors open at 8 A.M. Best times: 10 A.M.-2 P.M.Any donations will go to a local animal shelter.
Janice thanked the folks and there was much interaction during snack-time.
Meeting resumed.
6. Barb Johnston spoke on cooperation regarding replacing the nine summer flags that are on posts around town. Flags will be replaced next year. Janice asked if they are picked from a predesigned template or if we could make our own design and wondered if we could have a community contest to design the flags. Barb said that is a possibility. There needs to be a committee struck between the Lioness and C of C to deal with this.
7. Janice gave a verbal update on pioneer day. More funding needed.
8. John submitted a written report on Cultural Days, Canada Day, and a train story possibly with a lesson or two, contact outreach and the advantages of written reports
9. Substituting for Sam, Barry spoke to Lions Spaghetti Dinner, Dog walk.
10. D. Staines, absent due to a conflict with the community policing meeting.
11. Peggy reviewed Plaques; she will soon have a sample available for our review.
Derelict buildings are waiting for information from City Hall.
12. Deferred
13. Deferred
For Information about Omemee Committee of Council Meetings, please contact John Jones by email jonestv1 AT gmail DOTcom
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Minutes Omemee Committee of Council Meeting
May 15, 2012 7:00 PM Coronation Hall, Omemee
1.Attendance: Denise Williams, Suzanne Sholer, Forbes McEwan, Barry Marr, Peggy Armstrong, Joan Rehill, John Trennum, Barb Johnston, Ed Johnston, Sam Pittman, Stu Salsbury, John Jones, Randy Smith, Janice Salsbury, Ron Armstrong, Brenda LaTulippe, Cathy Fitzharris and Diane Chen, Property Manager of Cham Shan Temple with her team of five including Corena Zeng, Tom Cheung, Kam Cheung.
2.a. Moved by Janice Salsbury, seconded by Randy Smith that to save time, [answer complaints of overzealousness on behalf of the secretary, and the absence of a member due to a conflict of meetings] that items 10, 12, and 13 of the Agenda be deferred to next meeting. Carried.
b. Moved by Forbes McEwan that April 17, 2012 meeting minutes be adopted. Carried.
c. Moved by Janice to add extending City guidance for one more year Forbes seconded motion to amend. Carried
3.Randy Smith introduced the guest speakers. In turn Diane introduced her team. Each spoke on their field of expertise in a forthright, professional, informative and inspiring way, all the while within the time constraints. There is no doubt that this project will change the dynamics of the area forever. The construction alone is expected to take more that four decades and produce much skilled local labour.
Some pertinent facts: The temple and its surroundings will occupy 516 acres. Solar power will be extensively utilized. It is part of at least six other set aside satellite peaceful spots in The City of Kawartha Lakes and Peterborough County.
First Temples were converted buildings in the Toronto area.
The first major Temple was opened near Niagara Falls in 1993.
Next was another in North York in 1996.
But ours will be the largest outside of China. It will be based on the pattern of four mountain top Temples in China. It will be the “Mecca” of North America and attract world visitors. Eventually there will be: Buddhist Garden, the main tourist attraction, Vegetarian Restaurant, Meditation classes, Thai Chi teaching, Peaceful Retreats, Hotel. One room will occupy 25,000 square feet and another, later 85,000 square feet. Main Hall will open in 2015. Some of the massive building blocks will be shipped from China as they are not made here. Fitting together without nails or other fastening devices they will last for centuries. The Cham Shan Temple motto: “This is where the East will meet the West!”
Some of these facts came from Question Period.
Open house is 10 June 2012. Doors open at 8 A.M. Best times: 10 A.M.-2 P.M.Any donations will go to a local animal shelter.
Janice thanked the folks and there was much interaction during snack-time.
Meeting resumed.
6. Barb Johnston spoke on cooperation regarding replacing the nine summer flags that are on posts around town. Flags will be replaced next year. Janice asked if they are picked from a predesigned template or if we could make our own design and wondered if we could have a community contest to design the flags. Barb said that is a possibility. There needs to be a committee struck between the Lioness and C of C to deal with this.
7. Janice gave a verbal update on pioneer day. More funding needed.
8. John submitted a written report on Cultural Days, Canada Day, and a train story possibly with a lesson or two, contact outreach and the advantages of written reports
9. Substituting for Sam, Barry spoke to Lions Spaghetti Dinner, Dog walk.
10. D. Staines, absent due to a conflict with the community policing meeting.
11. Peggy reviewed Plaques; she will soon have a sample available for our review.
Derelict buildings are waiting for information from City Hall.
12. Deferred
13. Deferred
For Information about Omemee Committee of Council Meetings, please contact John Jones by email jonestv1 AT gmail DOTcom
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Sunday, May 27, 2012
Mayor Ric McGee Attending Omemee Trail Dog Guide Walk Today!
Wheelchair Accessible Purina® Walk for Dog Guides May 27th Join the Fun!!
Mayor Ric McGee will be on hand today at the Omemee Walk for Dog Guides to express his thanks,and encourage walkers and their dogs as they walk to raise funds to help give Dog Guides to people facing daily challenges. You will want to join in the fun too! |
| Photo Courtesy Robert Warren, Omemee |
Four local clubs join forces Sunday, May 27 with over 200 LIONS clubs across Canada to raise funds that will help Canadians with disabilities live more independent lives. Our three area Lions clubs: Omemee and District, Fowler's Corners and District, and Dunsford and District, as well as Omemee Lioness; are working together to host a Purina® Walk for Dog Guides along the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail. Since 1983, LIONS Foundation of Canada has provided Dog Guides to more than 1600 people of all ages with disabilities.
Funds Provide Dog Guides to Canadians with Disabilities
Friday, May 18, 2012
Fowlers Corners Fireworks!
Let Your Fun Help Others!
Fowler’s Corners and District Lions Club annual fireworks fundraiser sale started May 17 and runs to May 21st. Lions are at Pinto’s Corners - the corner of Lansdowne and Hwy 7, and Fowler"s Corners.
Fowler’s Corners Lions will be on hand to help you light up your life, each day during the sale from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., except Monday, when they will be there from 11 am till 4pm.
Be sure to watch for their Canada Day Fireworks Sale at the end of June, a Civic Holiday Sale and Labour Day September Fireworks Sales later this year. Money raised from the Fowler’s Corners Fireworks sales goes to service works projects.
Some of the projects Fowler’s Corners and District Lions are involved in include: Kawartha Trans Canada Rail Trail, Five Counties Children, Omemee Medical Centre, Peterborough Regional Health Centre, and Lions Canada Foundation Walk for Dog Guides.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Omemee Lions Foodland BBQ Supports Canadian Cancer Society!
First Annual Omemee Foodland BBQ 
Supports Canadian Cancer Society!
Omemee Foodland Takes a Bite Out of Cancer! Omemee Lions will be raising funds on behalf of Omemee Foodland for the Canadian Cancer Society.by barbecuing up a storm from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday July 15th, and 11:00 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, the16th. at Omemee Foodland, 31
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Omemee Ontario Family Fishing Week Contest - No Fishing Licence Needed!
Kids Win Cash! Omemee Lions Family Fishing Event!
Omemee Lions kicking off Ontario Family Fishing Week with a Kids’ Bass Fishing contest on Saturday July 2nd, during Omemee Pioneer Days, will find kids lining up to weigh in their catch at Omemee Ace Hardware in hopes of winning cash and prizes. Don’t Fish? Even You Could Win!
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Fireworks Fun! Help Others While Celebrating Canada Day!
Let Your Fun Help Others!
Fowler’s Corners and District Lions Club annual Canada Day fireworks fundraiser sale runs till July 3rd Fowler’s Corners Lions will be on hand to help you light up your life, each day during the sale from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., except Monday, July 3rd, when they will close at 3 p.mFowler's Corner Lions Fireworks are a local family tradition. Money raised from the Fowler’s Corners Fireworks sales goes to service works projects. Over the course of the years,
Friday, June 10, 2011
Local Politician Goes to the Dogs!
Mayor Ric McGee Sets Tails Wagging Across City of Kawartha Lakes!
Sunday May 29th, Mayor Ric McGee really went to the dogs. Mayor McGee showed his support for the Lions Purina Walk for Dog Guides at not one, not two, but three venues in a jam-packed schedule. |
| Photo Courtesy Robert Warren, Omemee |
Friday, May 20, 2011
Barbeque! Baking! Plants! Yard Sale! Oh My!
May 21st Great Fun! Rain or Shine!
Omemee and District Lioness will once again hold their annual Yard Sale on Saturday May 21st - 8:00 am – 2:30 pm. at Omemee Enterprises (former Regal Stationery) at the far east end of the village.
Omemee Lions will be showing their motto as they cook up and serve tasty BBQ for a great deal.
Looking for baking? Delicious home made goodies will be available for purchase,but you'd better come early before it's all gone. Note: The Omemee Lioness are particularly well known for their pies.
Gardening this weekend? Make sure to stop by and pick up your plants!
Then of course, there are the treasures!
Omemee Lioness have been on location ,Tuesday and Friday mornings receiving donations for this great fundraiser, while Lioness Pauline, has been arranging pick up of larger items. This is a Don't miss event!
All profits are donated back into the community!
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Fireworks! Fowler’s Corner’s Lions Annual Fireworks Sale Starts May 19
Let Your Fun Help Others!
Fowler’s Corners and District Lions Club annual fireworks fundraiser sale starts May 19 and runs to May 23rd. Although you might think the sale would be at Fowler’s Corners, it is at Pinto’s Corners (the corner of Lansdowne and Hwy 7.Fowler’s Corners Lions will be on hand to help you light up your life, each day during the sale from10 a.m. to 8 p.m., except Monday, when they will close at 3 p.m.
Be sure to watch for their Canada Day Fireworks Sale at the end of June , and Labour Day September Fireworks Sales later this year. Money raised from the Fowler’s Corners Fireworks sales goes to service works projects.
Some of the projects Fowler’s Corners and District Lion’s are involved in include: Kawartha Trans Canada Rail Trail, and Lions Canada Foundation Walk for Dog Guides.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Omemee Pigeon eFlyer Purina® Dog Guides Walk Challenge Are You up to it?
Take part in supporting our local Purina® Walk for Dog Guides and you could win!
Omemee Pigeon eFlyer will give each group or business supporting our local Purina® Walk for Dog Guides, a free dedicated post of up to 300 words, and a link to their Google Places page. Contact Omemee Pigeon eFlyer by emailing http://scr.im/omemee or call the walk organizer-Don Ditchburn at 705-799-5117 to let everyone know how you would like to help this worthy cause. Some ways in which your group or business might participate include: donations of prize and grab bag items, food and beverages, signage or pre-event promotions and fund raisers.You can find more information about the Purina® Walk for Dog Guides program by clicking here and visiting their site.
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Help Raise Dog Guide Funds! Join LIONS Walking Kawartha Trans Canada Trail
Wheelchair Accessible Purina® Walk for Dog Guides May 29th Start Collecting Pledges Now!
Four local clubs will join forces Sunday, May 29 with over 200 Lions clubs across Canada to raise funds that will help Canadians with disabilities live more independent lives. Our three area Lions clubs: Omemee and District, Fowler's Corners and District, and Dunsford and District, as well as Omemee Lioness; are working together to host a Purina® Walk for Dog Guides along part of the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail. Since 1983, Lions Foundation of Canada has provided Dog Guides to more than 1600 people of all ages with disabilities.
Funds Provide Dog Guides to Canadians with Disabilities
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Monday, May 9, 2011
Got Junk? Drop off Treasures Tuesday and Fridays- Omemee Lioness Need Pick Up? Call Pauline!
Spring Cleaning? Re-Gift those Tasteful Treasures!
Omemee and District Lioness are gearing up for their Annual Yard Sale, and you’re invited to participate! Time to make room for new treasures by clearing out those items that just aren’t quite your style anymore! Tuesday and Friday mornings, leading up to the Saturday May 21st, yard sale, Lioness will be on hand to accept your ‘treasures" at Omemee Enterprises (former Regal Stationery). Drop off treasures from 10:00 to 11:30 am, or for pick up call Pauline at 799-6901.Be sure to mark the date in your calendar for this great fun event!
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