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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Zip! Omemee Residents “Left Holding The Bag”
Speedy Sanitation Workers Clean Up in No Time Flat - Leave Unwary Residents Sitting With Bags of Garbage
On Tuesday, residents who had not set their garbage out early were literally left holding their bags. Although the Residential Waste Calendar warns: ”Curbside set out time is 7:00 a.m. (6:00 a.m. in some downtown cores)." and " The truck may not always come at the same time every week."Many Omemee residents, have become used to the recycling truck arriving as late as 4 p.m. in the afternoon. Therefore, rather than put their trash and recycling out early in the morning, or the prior evening, they choose to set it out closer to the expected arrival of the truck that lumbers along the streets.
Increased Efficiency Increases City Coffers
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Omemee Obituary Notices
Avoid Embarrassment Check Obituaries Daily!
About these Obituary Listings
Too often we find out too late that a relative or friend has passed away. Other than checking the funeral Homes on a daily basis how can we know, so we can pay our condolences in a timely manner? At one time the local radio station carried the obituary notices at a certain time each day, but people do not always have the luxury of listening to the radio. Newspapers carry the listings, but often it is too late by the time we’ve received the paper.
It is five years since my mother passed away, yet each week someone asks how she is doing. What do you say? It’s embarrassing for the person who asked, and awkward, to say the least, for the person answering the question. These listings are courtesy of Canadian Obituaries.com
Online Obituary Notices through Canadian Obituaries .com is very helpful, you can access obituary notices 24-7 from your computer.Canadian Obituaries .com has a searchable data base for Obituaries listed across Canada.The obituary listings below contain a variety of references to Omemee, so you will find listings of former residents, relatives of residents, and interments at Emily-Omemee cemetery. It is my hope these listings will be of use to you, in expressing condolences, and perhaps help you avoid some embarrassing questions Individual Memorials and obituary pages may be posted free of charge.for free subscribers in the Omemee Pigeon eFlyer To submit your Memorial or Obituary Notice, please email http://scr.im/omemee
Suzanne Sholer
editor Omemee Pigeon eFlyer
Omemee and Area Obituary Listings:
City of Kawartha Lakes Obituaries
Friday, March 11, 2011
Lady Eaton Elementary School Principal Retiring
Principal Announces Retirement
Lady Eaton Elementary School principal, B.J. Mailloux-Brown, announced her coming retirement in the March issue of the Lady Eaton Elementary School Newsletter. In a letter addressed to parents, Ms. Mailloux-Brown reported it is “with mixed emotions” that she will be taking retirement as of April 30th, 2011.
In the March newsletter, the LEES principal reflects on her teaching career of thirty–one years, and her enjoyment in working with the families and staff of schools in the Victoria County ( now Trillium-Lakelands) school board.
Principal Mailloux-Brown points out that by taking retirement at the end of April, it will allow for a smooth transition for the new incoming principal. Ms. Mailloux-Brown and her husband are looking forward to their daughter’s wedding in June, and are planning to move closer to her daughter and new husband when she retires, so they will be very busy in the coming months.
You will want to be sure to read her heart warming letter in the eCopy of the newsletter found here.
Letters of Congratulations can be addressed to:
B.J. Mailloux-Brown, Principal
LADY EATON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Box 190.
Omemee, Ontario, K0L 2W0
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Longtime Village Resident Celebrates Century of Life
Longtime Omemee Resident Marion Taylor Marks Major Milestone
Omemee Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday.
Sunday, February 27th Omemee resident,Marion Taylor marks a milestone with the celebration of her 100th birthday. Kicking off the celebration, Taylor's great-granddaughter and namesake, Adelaide Burns, will be baptized at the 11:15 a.m. service at Trinity United Church. |
| Trinity United Church, Omemee, Ontario |
Trinity United is located at 1 King Street W. Omemee by the village clock.Following the service, everyone is welcome to attend the party at Trinity United church as well which will begin at 12:30 p.m.. A very generous woman, Taylor has asked donations be made to Amnesty International, Breast Cancer Research, Five Counties Children's Centre or Trinity United Church in lieu of gifts. Mrs. Taylor will be pleased to see you at one or both parts of her party.
Imagine all the changes that have taken place in Mrs. Taylor’s lifetime!
Breaking News from Len @ Roadside
Roadside Diner is a favourite spot for locals to gather each morning,and find out the local news. Dad is one of the regulars. I was glad to see he was feeling up to going out this morning.
Here’s the news according to Dad.
Ob Robertson, Gordie “DooDad”, Len Sholer (Dad), and “a bunch of people (Len) didn’t know” had Sunday morning breakfast at Roadside Diner. According to Dad, the top topics of conversation were:
- Orillia woman killed in Costa Rica
- More Cold weather Ahead
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