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The
Neebing
News
Volume Eight, Number Thr ee
March 2015
Neebing Entrepreneurs Make Hot
Idea for a Rural Fundraiser Happen!
Photos and article by Dawne Kilgour
such a generous contribution.
Now some lucky winner will
have his heat for the winter of
2015/16 covered with no worries
about finding seasoned birch
which was difficult to locate this
year.
This year, NFRA’s Tailgate Sale
Raffle will be drawn June 20th,
for a “truly Rural” prize.
Tickets may be purchased from
any member of NFRA or at the
Municipal Office on Highway
#61 for $5 each or 3 for $10. Proceeds will support the wonderful
work of our firefighters and first
responders by purchasing equipment which will assist them to
save us!
Ray Johnson
with grandsons
Alexander and
Gage.
Our two entrepreneurs live and
work in Neebing, so if you have a
future project that calls for excavation, float, backhoe, landscaping or clearing and hauling, these
are the gentlemen to call. They
deserve our business.
Credit also must go to Edith
Tivendale, our tireless volunteer
who came up with the idea of
firewood as a prize, and then
canvassed to see who could, and
more importantly, would, make
Be sure to watch for the sign at
the woodlot on Highway# 61.
Thanks again Ray and Colin.
Colin Chaschuk
A WORD TO THE WISE:
This winter, be sure to check the
chimney for your fireplace,
heater or wood burner on a
weekly basis. If they are not
drawing properly or you’re not
getting the normal amount of
heat you usually get, perhaps the
chimney is partially blocked with
creosote or debris from past
fires. Be vigilant, the life you
save may be your own.
Mark the Date~Watch for the
Annual Easter Egg Hunt
April 3rd - Blake Hall, 1 o’clock sharp to 3:00!
Easter Bunny will be attending!
For children up to 10 years old
Refreshments will be served....hot dogs, juice and
coffee each $1
All welcome!
For more info call Dawne, 964-2750
!
Sponsored by the Neebing Hall/Recreation Board
TBay District
Crime of The
Week :
Neebing
Break &
Enter and
Firearm Theft
1. Semi automatic rifle – .22 calibre Anschultz with serial # 146096
2. Semi automatic rifle – Remmington with serial # 7178518
3. Shotgun – Bergamo with serial # 159373
4. Shotgun – 12/70 Mauser over under break action with serial # 39818
5. Shotgun – Baikal with serial # 1113310788
6. Wildcat Crossbow
7. Bear Compound Bow
NEEBING, ON – Crime Stoppers and the OPP are asking for your help in
solving two Break & Enters that occurred in the Municipality of Neebing.
Sometime between October 11th 2014 and January 27th 2015 an unknown
suspect(s) broke into a seasonal camp on Pardee Rd in the Municipality of
Neebing. The unknown suspects then gained access into a secured storage
room and stole 5 firearms, a crossbow and a compound bow along with ammunition and firearms accessories.
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Also stolen were:
• 2 orange and white Husquavarna chainsaws
• 3 Gerber hunting knives
• unknown amount of Euros
• liquor
• binoculars
• flashlight
• cordless drill
• some atv parts
• small can of gas
The suspect(s) smashed windows and pried open doors to gain access to the
camp and the outbuildings.
In a similar incident, sometime between January 17th and 24th 2015 a residence on Savoie Rd in the Municipality of Neebing was also broke into.
There was nothing taken but the residence and garage had been ransacked.
Anyone with information about who may be responsible for this terrible
crime is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or submit a web tip
at www.TipSubmit.com.
Make the call that helps us all…your identity will remain anonymous and
you could be paid a reward for information that helps solve this crime or
any other crime. You will not have to testify in court.
MORE INFO
• Learn more about the Thunder Bay District Crime Stoppers
• Residents East of Marathon/Manitouwadge can visit the Sault Ste. Marie
and Algoma Crime Stoppers.
• View other “Crime of the Week” posts
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page 2, The Neebing News, March 2015
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COUNCIL CONTACT LIST
MAYOR
Ziggy Polkowski
964-2083
Councillor at Large
Erwin Butikofer
964-1788
Councillor for Blake
Roger Shott
964-2270
Councillor for Crooks
Brian Wright
964-2365
Councillor for Pardee
Curtis Coulson
577-2475
Councillor for Pearson
Bill Lankinen
577-2429
Councillor for Scoble
Mike McCooeye
475-5665
STAFF – 474-5331
website: www.neebing.org
general email: [email protected]
Solicitor/Clerk
Rosalie Evans
[email protected]
Treasurer
Nadia LaRussa
[email protected]
Deputy-Clerk
Erika Kromm
[email protected]
Fire Chief
Dale Ashbee
[email protected]
CBO
Gordon Cuthbertson
[email protected]
TEMPELMAN WATER HAULAGE
Providing Reliable Service Since 1987
767 9173
For all your bulk water needs • Residential or Commercial
• City water delivered in stainless steel tanks •
Wells • Holding Tanks • Swimming Pools • Skating Rinks
Closed
Sundays
Firewood
The Rural Family
Resource Centre/
Best Start
Programs
MURILLO SITE PROGRAM
(4509 Oliver Road)
Morning sessions run from
Monday to Friday 9:30 - 12:00
Afternoon session is on
Wednesday from 1:30 - 4:00
VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL
SITE PROGRAM
Runs weekly on Tuesdays
from 10:00 to 12:00
No pre-registration is necessary,
however, we ask that you provide a
nut-free snack for your child
Call 935-3009 for
further information.
The Children’s Aid Society is currently seeking a family or
individual to provide support to a 10 year old boy with
Down’s Syndrome for a few hours every second weekend.
He enjoys outdoor activities, swimming, bowling, watching
hockey and being around other children of all ages.
He resides in Neebing Township.
You will be compensated for your time
and mileage.
For more detailed information please
contact Nancy Lynch @ (807)343-6165
or email [email protected]
Thank you in advance
for your consideration.
The Neebing News, March 2015, page 3
Neebing Emergency Services
by Dale Ashbee - Fire Chief, Neebing
Dashboard Safety-A Reminder
The following are excerpts from an
article originally posted on,
By Lorraine Sommerfeld
The following is a true story about a
young lady who, attempting to catch
some sleep in the passenger seat of
the car, placed her feet on the
dashboard. While the airbags are
meant to save lives in accident
situations, they can do incredible
damage to passengers who place
their feet on the dash to relax. The
following story paints a very clear
picture of what can happen.
“ For Bethany Benson, 22, it should
have been an uneventful drive back
from her aunt’s house in Michigan
to her own in Oshawa. It was August
2, 2010, around 5 p.m. With her
boyfriend at the time behind the
wheel, they crossed the border and
she decided to stretch out as best she
could in the confines of her mom’s
2002 Sunfire. She reclined the seat
a little and propped her feet up on
the dashboard, soon sleeping as the
farmlands that lined Highway 402
outside of Strathroy, Ont., slipped
past.
Bethany knows what happened next
only through the accounts of other
people. A small car and a
motorcycle were involved in a
collision that would eventually cost
the motorcyclist his life; coming
upon that crash, a transport truck
driver would hit his brakes to avoid
it; the Sunfire was travelling behind
the transport with Bethany asleep in
the passenger seat. As the brake
lights flashed, her boyfriend
desperately tried to avoid the
suddenly stopping rig. He couldn’t.
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Looking at photos of the Sunfire it’s
hard to believe Bethany and her
boyfriend survived. He would
require 100 stitches, but Bethany
would have her life altered forever
because of one chance decision she
made before nodding off.
She had put her feet on the dash.
A deployed airbag inflates at about
320 km/h. That’s a little faster than
most Formula One cars race. This is
what hit Bethany’s hamstrings,
driving her knees into her face. Her
left eye socket and cheekbone were
broken, as was her nose. Her jaw
was dislocated, a tooth cut through
her lower lip and she would lose her
spleen. Both feet were broken and
compressed, and would eventually
end up nearly 2 sizes smaller than
they were before the crash. Her left
pupil would remain permanently
dilated affecting her vision, her
hearing would remain altered and
her memory would be wiped and
rebooted like a faulty computer
program. But perhaps the most
dangerous injury would be the one
her mother was told at the time not
to worry about: a brain bleed.
Before August 2, 2010, Bethany
Benson had been on her way to
becoming a teacher. In September,
she would be heading back to Trent
University to finish her degrees in
French and History, then on to a B.
Ed in Teacher’s College. Instead,
after a day on life support following
the crash, she awoke no longer
bilingual; she would have to relearn
French, and even much of her
English.”
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page 4, The Neebing News, March 2015
Makes you wonder
why, spoil the look or
not, there aren’t some
pretty clear signs saying:
on every dash in every
car.
‘DO NOT
REST
FEET
HERE’
Stay Safe.
4H News
by Stacey Freemantle
The 4H Members have gained a strings, and pajama pants. What
new skill - sewing. During the a great life skill to have!
Sew Easy Project members have
learned to measure, cut, and sew The Thunder Bay 4H Association
different patterns. So far they will be holding its Annual Genhave made tote bags with han- eral Meeting on March 25 at the
dles, smaller bags with drawRosslyn Community
Centre, 7:00-8:00pm.
If you are interested in
4H, involved in 4H, or
are a 4H alumni, please
join us to discuss the
upcoming 4H year and
our plans to celebrate
100 Years of 4H in Ontario!
100 Years of 4H in Ontario
1915-2015
We are excited to celebrate a century of outstanding
youth
leadership, community
building, and learning
to do by doing.
If you would like to be
involved in planning
our 100 Years Celebration, please contact
[email protected] or Stacey 4743979,
Jean 935-2587.
Slate River Dairy Public Tour Day for Neebing News
by Dawne Kilgour
Monday, Feb. 16th dawned cold country, with the tour guides aland clear. Family Day was the ready involved in explaining the
perfect day to highlight the on- process from room to room.
going developments at Jim and Wilma was also present with her
Wilma Mols’ new enterprise, the family intermixing with the
Slate River Dairy where milk is crowd.
REAL.
The concept for this Dairy is very
The new, massive machinery will different from any in the sursoon be connected and the public rounding area. The raw milk will
will not be able to see what come from the Mols own herd,
makes a state of the art dairy, so it driven the short distance to the
was decided to give future cus- dairy, piped into the Raw Room
tomers, friends and neighbours to either the separator to send
one last opportunity to see the skim milk to the skim milk tank
machines and a chance to walk and cream to the cream bulk
the process from the raw room to tank. The milk will be pasteurthe store.
ized but not homogenized, so the
When this writer arrived a few cream will separate and rise to
minutes before the announced the top of the bottle. [I have fond
opening, I was surprised and memories as a child, of going out
pleased to see so many vehicles, the door in the early morning in
approximately 30 or so, packed in the dead of winter to retrieve the
the lot. The building was also full milk on the step, when it had
of a variety of ages, city and frozen. I would scoop off the top
cream before my brothers
could. It was better than
ice cream.]
Bottles are also a feature
of this unique dairy. As
the brochure says, “We
can wash and refill our
glass bottles for years to
come, and it means less
waste going into our
landfills.”
Anything that is local,
farm-fresh, environmentally friendly and delicious, must be added to
my grocery list and hopefully many others as well.
When I left the facility
Monday morning, the
cars in the parking lot
had doubled, a sure indication I won’t be alone
supporting this new venture.
Congratulations to everyone who cooperated to
put on this event especially Wilma, Jim and
family. Now we all await
the official opening
...sometime this summer,
hopefully sooner rather
than later.
Thanks for the tour!
Save the following dates
for upcoming events:
Easter Egg Hunt, [Good Friday] April 3
Canada Day Celebration July 1
Harvest Dinner Oct 10
Juliette
Collier
Sales Representative
Cell (807)
629-2788
[email protected]
1186 Russell St. Thunder Bay
Office: (807)623-4663
Slate River Dairy Tour: showing people in various rooms of the milk processing; the girls setting up the taste area for the yoghurt.
RURAL CUPBOARD FOOD BANK
NEIGHBOURS
NEIGHBOURS
FIRST DAYHELPING
OF SPRING March
20th is fast
I am
P. O.approaching.
BOX 327, KAKABEKA
FALLS, ON P0T1W0
sure everyone is looking forward
March March 18th from 11:00
to warmer weather and those
A.M. to 1:30 P.M. for distribution
signs that we associate with
to the clients. Food can be
Neebing Fire/Rescue Association is excited to announce that Donate
spring. Grass turning green, trees
dropped off at the Provincial AlA Car Canada accepts Vehicle Donations for Neebing Fire/Rescue
budding leaves and flowers comliance Credit Union in Kakabeka
Association. We provide free towing in many areas across Canada, or
ing up in our gardens.
Falls and the Oliver Paipoonge
you can drop off your vehicle to maximize your donation. When you
It was another busy month in
Library in Rosslyn Village during
Donate your RV, boat, motorcycle or other vehicle to Neebing
February for the food bank. With
business hours and also theType to
Fire/Rescue Association through Donate A Car Canada, it will either
monthly increases in clients due enter text
be recycled or sold at auction depending on its condition, age and loto the job situations and cost of
Needing Municipal Office.
cation. Donate A Car Canada will look after all the details to make it
utilities it makes harder still for Reusable shopping bags are aleasy
for your Charity to benefit. After your Vehicle Donation is comthem to buy all the groceries they ways welcome and can be
plete, Neebing Fire/Rescue Association will send you a tax receipt
require.
dropped off at the above locawithin 45 days! Visit www.donateacar.ca to register your vehicle or if
A BIG THANK YOU to Willem tions or at the food bank at times
you are without a computer call 1-877-250-4904.
van Duyn who again this year in listed below. You can bring them
honor of his 9th Birthday asked on Tuesday afternoon March 17th
Soon the direct link with be on www.neebing.org. We look forward to
for groceries or money for the from 1 P.M. to 2 P.M. or in the
hearing about our first vehicle donation. Will it be yours?
food bank instead of gifts. It was evening from 7 P.M. to 8 P.M.
greatly appreciated and fantastic when people are at the food bank
Submitted by Clara Butikofer- President
that a young lad like Willem preparing for food bank day.
would think of others who are in If you have any questions or conneed of food on his special day.
cerns the phone number is 285ATTENTION: On May 7th at the 0836 for the food bank. Calls can A N N U A L
is
Nor West Rec. Center from 1 be received between 10 a.m. and MEETING
Monday,
March
P.M. to 7 P.M. the Rural Health 9 p.m. daily. Please leave a mesFair will be held in support of the sage and someone will get back 16th at 6 P.M. in
Rural Cupboard Food Bank. Peo- to you as soon as possible. Call the church hall
Redeemer
ple attending are encouraged to above number also as to when at
bring a non perishable food item. next regular food bank meeting L u t h e r a n
Church.
Free admissions, and there will is.
be free draws and over 50 ex- Donations to the Building Fund Check us out on
Facebook.
hibitors.
are always welcome.
Please no more egg cartons
needed at this time.
Thunder Bay
SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM:
We are still looking for support
Horticultural Society
for this program for a child of
Oliver Road Community Censchool age registered with the
tre
food bank. The receiver will get
Thursday, February 19th
enough appropriate items for one
week per month of the school
General Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
year for $50.00. Any donation toThe evening's presentation will be educational
wards this program will be
and entertaining.
greatly appreciated. Please mark
Everyone welcome.
on your cheque or if cash is given
that it is for the School Lunch
Program. A tax receipt will be issued for any donation of $20.00
or more as we are a registered
non-profit charity.
NOTICE: Tax Receipts for the
year 2014 were mailed out late
February or early March of 2015.
ATTENTION; The food Bank
will be open on Wednesday,
Deadline for the
APRIL issue of
The Neebing News MAR. 20.
Submissions and photos of community events and articles of interest
are welcome, and can be sent to
Chris Vaclav at
[email protected].
Items, articles, and announcements that are of community interest and non-profit always run
FREE OF CHARGE in The Neebing News.Please indicate that
you’d like your submission to
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Neebing News is an excellent monthly rural
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way for businesses to directly reach the
rural market. For rates, please contact Chris
Vaclav at
Design House Publications, designhouse
@tbaytel.net, 628-7271.
page 6, The Neebing News, March 2015
Kakabeka Falls & Rural
District RCL#225
All events take place at the Kakabeka Legion
on Hwy 11-17 in Kakabeka Falls
Wednesdays
Call the events line for info. 473-9122 or check out our web page
at www.kakabekalegion.ca
submitted by Sandra Mazur
Fri. March 7th
Sun. March 9th
Sat. March 21st
BINGO takes place every Wednesday – Payout to a maximum of
$1,460.00 Licence # M728835
Doors open at 5p.m Early birds begin at 6:45 p.m.
For more information call Gary at 473-9631
DANCE to the music of Quest 8p.m.-11p.m. Admission $7 per person includes
Sandwiches, desserts and coffee and tea.
BUFFET BREAKFAST 8:30- 12:00 Noon All you can eat, Canadian and
Finn pancakes, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, hash browns, coffee, tea,
juice, toast and jam or try our “Made just for you” omelette.
Adults $11. Seniors $10.and children’s pricing as well. Join the breakfast club
and after 10 paid breakfasts you get a free breakfast.
ST. PATRICKS DAY DINNER AND DANCE tickets $25 each
Buffet dinner begins at 6 p.m. and the Dance to the music of Quest
from 8 p.m. to 11 Buffet dinner menu includes salads, soda bread, corned
pork, cabbage, potatoes,carrots, Lasagna, and dessert, coffee and tea
For more information and to reserve tickets call Gary at 473-9631 or Mary at
475-9260 or the branch at 473-9122 Advanced ticket sales only until Wed.
March 18th
DANCE only $7 per person Admission includes sandwiches and
desserts, coffee and tea
CRIB every Saturday from 1-4 p.m. Call Tim at 983-2998 for more information
Take Off Pounds Sensibly
We meet every Tuesday at 6:00 pm
at Blake Hall. Drop in for a meeting.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Phone: Rose Marie at 577-5924 or Rhonda
at 475-9529
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/topson4756/home
SANDHILL AND
SCOBLE
LANDFILL HOURS
The Sandhill and Scoble
Landfill sites will commence winter hours as of
October 2, 2014 to April
1, 2015. The hours will
be:
Saturday:
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday:
12 noon to 4 p.m.
Located on Mission Island
We purchase
Scrap Steel,
Copper, Aluminum, etc.
$$$ Recycle Metals
Make some money & save our environment
623-4559
www.lakeheadscrap.com
Some restrictions may apply
Neebing
Fire/Rescue
Association
Metal and
Aluminum Can
Collections at
Landfills
and Neebing
Municipal office
Thank you for
your donations!
Sold and Serviced by
Daniel Vanlenthe
Mechanical
Authorized HeatMaster Dealer • 939-1013
WETT Inspections and
woodburning appliance
installation & maintenance
The Neebing News, March 2015 page 7
AUTO REPAIR
Fast Forward Auto
Full Service Auto Repair; 4 Wheel Alignments
1024 Boundary Dr. W., Neebing Shop 628-8551
CATERING, HALL RENTALS
& MEETINGS
Blake Hall - For Rental call 474-5331
Founder's Museum
Hwy. 61 & Gillespie Road, Phone: 475-5114
Fax: 473-4663, Email: [email protected]
CHURCHES
St. Benedict’s Chapel
Sunday Mass is always the 3rd Sunday
of the Month at 1:30pm.
Priest: Fr. Thomas Mullamangalam, 473-97222
Thunder Bay Seventh-day Adventist Church
1770 Oliver Road, Phone: 807 346 4583
www.seventhdayadventistchurchthunderbay.com
Services on Sat.: Sabbath School 9:30 a.m
Worship Service-11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Bible Study & Prayer Wed. 7:00 -8:15 p.m.
page 8, The Neebing News, March 2015
RURAL BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY
CLEANING
Executive Cleaning
Commercial & Residential Cleaning
Phone Louisa - 628-2076, Murillo
CLOWN
Laugh Out Loud with BoBo The Clown
Christmas parties, birthday parties!
boboclown.com 628 7271, Chris
CONTRACTING
Precision Home Contracting
Brodie Smith, 627-9659
[email protected]
FEED & FERTILIZER
Thunder Bay Co-op Farm Supplies
Highway 61 & Boundary Drive
Phone 475-5190 Fax 475-7420 www.tbcoop.com Fertilizers, chemicals,
building supplies, hardware, feed, poultry chicks, garden products
GEOTHERMAL
Northern Geo-Thermal Systems
Ground source heat pumps, HVAC Contractor,
Sheet Metal Work
807-935-3131 [email protected]
METAL ROOFING
Thunder Bay Co-op Farm Supplies
Highway 61 & Boundary Drive, Phone 475-5190 Fax 475-7420
www.tbcoop.com Largest Stock of Ideal Metal Roofing & Siding in
N. Ont.
MUSIC
Musical Discovery with Suzanne Gilmore
Piano, Voice, Theory, Intro Guitar
Exam Prep for Royal Conservatory
Lessons held in Rural Schools
964-2223 [email protected]
REAL ESTATE SALES
Avista Realty Group Ltd.
640 Beverly St. Thunder Bay
Barb McEwen, Sales Rep.
Cell 807-626-3860 Ph. 344-3232 Fax 344-5400
Juliette Collier Sales Rep., Realty Executives International Cell: 629-2788
Email: [email protected]
1186 Russell St., Office: 623-4663
SNOW PLOWING
Executive Cleaning & Snow Plowing
Snow Plowing, Snow Blowing, Shovelling
Phone Trevor - 628-6706
WATER TREATMENT
Authorized Purifiner dealer for N.W.O.,
Water treatment specialists
Brad’s Water Treatment 577-0462
WELL SERVICES/PUMPS
Kershaw Well Services
350 Blindline Road, Rosslyn, ON P7K 0R7
Phone 939-2166 Fax 939-2167