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Monday, March 7, 2016
March Emily Omemee Soccer Sign Up! Coaches Needed!
Omemee Soccer Coaches Needed - No Experience Necessary!
The Emily - Omemee Soccer signup dates are coming.Are you motivated to help children? Your application as a coach for Emily- Omemee soccer is more than welcome!
Imagine coaching the next world soccer star!
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| Emily- Omemee Soccer Players Need Coaches! |
When is the minor soccer registration?
Sunday, March 1, 2015
Maple Leaf - Cavan FC Announces Higher Level Kids Soccer Teams!
Maple Leaf Cavan FC Shares Higher Level Kids Soccer Teams!
Does your child enjoy playing soccer? Are they looking for a bit more of a challenge? Maple Leaf FC recently shared a number of teams that are still seeking players.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
May 18 Toughest 1/3 Mile Oval Brings Crowds!
Mount Pleasant Road Raceway Top Paved Oval!
Saturday, May 18th Canada’s Toughest 1/3rd Mile Paved Oval roared to life when Peterborough Speedway dropped the green flag on a new campaign of short track racing excitement. Country 105 presented the 2013 season opener with free spectator grandstand admission.Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Omemee Curling Club '50's Style Bonspeil Fun!
Omemee Curling Club Last Chance Bonspiel Fun!
Adapted from Omemee Curling Club Facebook Wall
The spirit of the 1950s was alive at the Omemee Curling Club, as they saw curlers dressed in poodle skirts, rolled up jeans, leather jackets, and even some formalwear. Team Casselman and Team Harrison - pictured below, won the Best Costume prizes, receiving the most votes from their fellow curlers.Friday, February 24, 2012
Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Change!
IMPORTANT CANADIAN ICE FISHING CHAMPIONSHIP NOTICE!
National, International, and area anglers will be pleased to hear if the New lake access location announced by the Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Co-ordinators, Lures and Tours. Peninsula Resort offers many advantages for event participants.
Peninsula Resort will have its parking areas cleared for the expected number of vehicles. This area has ice thicknesses averaging 15 inches. Previously, the starting point was to be Sibbald Point Provincial Park, but it was relocated to ensure the safety of all participants.
'This announcement is not to define the CIFC fishing zones,' shared the organizers, adding 'we are confirming we have found a suitable location from which to operate the competition'.
Peninsula Resort restaurant will be open, and they also operate ice huts- great news for participants. Lures and Tours, and. Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Participants are very thankful for Jerry Kucharchuk making their place available at such short notice.
Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Schedule and Map
The first destination for competitors to arrive at is the Pefferlaw Lions Hall on Friday.
38 Petes Lane, Pefferlaw, Ontario L0E 1N0
GPS N 44 18.636, W 79 11.602 or 44.310600, -79.193367
See interactive GOOGLE MAP OF LOCATIONS
SCHEDULE - Feb. 24, 25, 26
Registration opens 4 p.m. at the Lions Hall
38 Petes Lane, Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0
Orientation Meeting, Cash Bar and Ice Fishing Presentation by Wil Wegman - 7 p.m.
(Registration services will continue through the meeting time)
Saturday 7 a.m. assemble at Peninsula Resort for inspection and check out to fishing zone
8 am competition starts - 2 pm competition ends and weigh-in starts
Administration services and Cash Bar open at the Lions Hall until 9 pm
Sunday 7 a.m. assemble at Peninsula Resort for inspection and check out to fishing zone
8 am competition starts - 2 pm competition ends and weigh-in starts
3 p.m. Lions Hall open for cash bar
4 p.m. Buffet Dinner and Awards commence
For More Information See the Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Website
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Free Workshop May Increase Your Sports Team or Facility Membership!
Reserve Your Free Seat for this Health Unit Workshop!
News Release Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit.
Cost can be a four-letter word for some local families trying to pay for sports and recreation programs for themselves and their children. Breaking down financial barriers so more people can take part in local sports and recreation programs is the purpose of a free workshop being organized in Lindsay. Aimed at sports teams, leagues and recreation providers in the City of Kawartha Lakes, the ‘How to Become An Access-Friendly Organization’ workshop takes place on Tuesday, November 15, from 7 to 9 pm at the Boys and Girls Club of Kawartha Lakes (107 Lindsay Street South). People who want to register or find out more can call the Health Unit at (705) 324-3569, ext. 207.
“We want to encourage teams and leagues to look at creative ways of making their organized sports and recreation programs more accessible for everyone,” says Lisa Kaldeway, one of the workshop organizers and a Health Promoter with the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit. “User fees, equipment costs and transportation can be barriers that prevent people of all ages from participating in quality recreation programs.”
Almost 40 per cent of Canadian parents agree that the dollar costs of participating in physical activity and sport pose a barrier to their child’s participation, according to a recent Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation report. At the same time, Kaldeway notes, research shows that quality recreation and physical activity are vital to the health and personal development of children and youth.
The access-friendly workshop will provide information on how local sports and recreation providers can make themselves more “access-friendly”. Kaldeway suggests this can be done in a number of ways, such as giving the option of flexible payment schedules for registration, offering multiple child discounts, crediting the time that people spend volunteering, organizing carpools, and fundraising /seeking corporate sponsorship to reduce user fees.
'Providing opportunities for persons with disabilities to take part in programs, is alsoan important consideration,' Kaldeway
adds. “We realize that not every group can afford to offer subsidies or grants to families without jeopardizing their own operations,” Kaldeway adds. “The important thing is for groups to acknowledge there is an access problem and identify ways to reduce barriers to the best of their abilities.”
The access-friendly workshop is being organized by the Health For Life partnership that is working to increase access to recreational opportunities in the City of Kawartha Lakes. Together with the Health Unit, the partnership includes Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kawartha Lakes-Haliburton, Boys and Girls Club of Kawartha Lakes, Community Living Kawartha Lakes, GAMIING Nature Centre, Lindsay Wildcats Basketball Association, City of Kawartha Lakes, and Safe Communities Kawartha Lakes.
Earlier this year, the group launched the ‘Join in CKL’ website www.joininckl.ca. The site allows users to find listings for free and low-cost physical activity opportunities, subsidies and an online equipment swap
Friday, August 5, 2011
Fishing Ontario Lakes? Ontario Angler Awards!
Ontario Angler Awards Enter Today!
Anglers participating in Omemee's First Annual Bass Fishing Festival next Saturday, will want to bring along their cameras to qualify for the Ontario Angler Awards. Ontario Angler Awards offer awards through Ontario Tourism to visitors, and residents submitting pictures of their catch. Read on to find out about how you can qualify for the Ontario Angler Awards. Ontario Angler Awards-You Can Win!
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Free Downeyville Washers Tourney!
More Great Downeyville Country Jamboree Fun!
Washers! Saturday, July 30 Downeyville Country Jamboree will be a great chance to try out this popular local pastime at the free washers tournament.
- Registration starting at noon
- Partners to be selected at random
- No Prizes, just Bragging rights for the winners!
- Having random partners, gives everyone a chance to meet new friends and old.
Come out and have a great time! All ages welcome! Washers is a game suited to all abilities
Want to know how to play?
Check some of these previous Washers Tournament articles
Late-Comer Mish-Mash Division Announced for Omemee World Washers Tournament
Omemee Washers Tournament! Omemee Beach Park!
See all the fun activities on at Downeyville Country Jamboree!
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Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Local Children’s Centres Host Annual Softball Tournament Sign Up Now!
Batter Up! Great Cash Prizes!
Softball-great summer pastime made even more exciting with the opportunity to win fantastic prizes! Omemee and Downeyville Children's Centres are holding the 1st annual mixed softball tournament, July 9 at the Emily-Omemee Arena, Sturgeon Rd. There will be a barbeque, raffles and 50/50 draw. Team registration is $200 and each team must include a minimum of four females.
First prize is $200, second and third prizes, $100. To register contact Ryan at 705-928-9090.
If you are interested in donating an item for a draw or food items contact Gwen at 705-799- 7924 or Stephanie 705-799-1117.
Donating an item to this event? Have a challenge for other teams? Omemee Pigeon eFlyer wants to know! Email us at http://scr.im/omemee
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Emily Omemee 2011 Minor Soccer Club Registration April
Recreational Soccer Registration
Only one week till kids Soccer Registration starts at Lady Eaton Elementary School and the Omemee Curling ClubGot some spare time? They're looking for coaches too!
Here are the Registration Details:
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Win $10K for Local Hockey and a Dodge Caravan (Exp.May 30, CA,QC)
This is the first contest I’ve seen that actually mentions Omemee!
When you choose a team to support, it comes up under Ontario Minor Hockey (I think) Having a senior moment sorry about that! When you enter, can you please leave a comment to let me know if I’m right? I know it’s in there somewhere!
Open to adult residents of Canada.
Lots of different ways to get extra ballots including taking a test drive, and referring 3 friends.
Click here to go to the contest.
Read all the rules :http://www.dodgecaravankids.ca/contest/en/rules.php
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Omemee Athlete Honoured
Tuesday evening, Gary Pearson, from Omemee, received his third AAC Award for academic excellence, while representing Trent University in Rugby. Although 62 Trent Students were honoured for balancing the sport they love with their studies at Trent; only a handful have maintained this balance of studies, and sports participation for more than two years.
Tuesday evening, 60 people attended Trent's Academic All-Canadian Awards ceremony at the university's new athletics complex. The Academic All-Canadian Awards are handed out annually to honour students who earn 80-plus average marks while representing the school in varsity-level competition.
Pearson, working on his masters degree in Psychology, has been able to maintain a high level of academic achievement while representing Trent University on the Rugby team, and juggling family life as well. (One of his greatest challenges is trying to get overenthusiastic fans to stop buzzing his front lawn on their ATV’s while his kids are trying to take afternoon naps.)
"We're proud of them," Bill Byrick, the school's athletics director, told The Examiner before the ceremony, "because it's bloody hard what they do. They're training or working out three, four hours a day, and balancing that with a full academic workload. Many of them have jobs on the side. It's hard work."
Byrick said the number students receiving the Academic All-Canadian Award at Trent is higher than the average for other schools in Canada.
"About 20% of our student athletes are A students," Byrick said.
This says a lot for Trent, he added.
"We have some students who have won this award two, three years in a row," he added.
"That's indicative of the kind of students we have here."
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