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May 2013

Until May 1
Vote for Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary to receive a $25,000 grant from Shell

Location: on-line
Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary is in the running for a Canada-wide competition to receive a grant for $25,000 from Shell. This grant will be used to build a new orphaned and injured deer enclosure right here in Minden. Your help is needed! We need the support of our community to achieve our goal so please take the time to vote for us and spread the news. Visit our website at www.redrockcircle.com or go directly to the Shell Fuelling Change site and help in building a future for orphaned and injured wildlife.
Website: fuellingchange.com
Phone: 705-286-1133
Email: redrockcircle@gmail.com

May 1 (Wednesday)
Natural Skin Cream Workshop Series: Stretch Marks

Time: 4:30-6:00pm
Location: 168 Bobcaygeon Road, Minden, ON
We make an all natural cream to treat & prevent stretch marks. Cost: $45 includes a handout & you take home a cream for yourself! Bring a friend and you save $5 each! Maximum capacity 6 persons.
Website: Visit website
Phone: 705-286-0001
Email: yummymumyum@gmail.com

May 2 (Thursday)
Harvest Haliburton Video Premiere

Time: 5:30 - 8:00 pm
Location: Northern Lights Pavilion, Haliburton Village
Harvest Haliburton, in partnership with HCDC, Sustain Ontario, and Powerline Film Production has produced three videos about the county's emerging sustainable food movement. Premiere May 2 at Northern Lights Pavilion. 5:30 for booths and finger food; videos from 6:30 to 8:00
Phone: 705 457-4902
Email: angelamcgreevy@rocketmail.com

May 2,9,16,23,30 (Thursdays)
Friends of the Haliburton County Public Library's Minden Hills Branch Library Book Nook Sales

Time: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Location: Minden Hills Branch Library's Book Nook
Gently used books priced from 50 cents to $2.00 are now on sale every Thursday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Minden Hills Branch Library;s Book Nook from May to September.
Email: celtic.cross@sympatico.ca

May 4 (Saturday)
Michael Burgess & Rebecca Caine in The Dream Concert

Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Northern Lights Performing Arts Pavilion, Haliburton
Here comes musical theatre magic! Michael Burgess sang over 1,000 performances as Jean Valjean in Les Miserables! Rebecca Caine created the original Christine Daae role in the long-running Toronto production of Phantom of the Opera! Now they come together to create a dazzling journey through the music of both classic and contemporary Broadway. This concert is only available as part of a 3-concert series offered by the Haliburton Concert Series. Subscriptions are $50 for adults, $25 for children, and $125 for a family pass.
Website: www.haliburtoncs.blogspot.com
Phone: 705-457-3272
Email: june.smith705@gmail.com

May 8 (Wednesday)
Mother & Daughter Lip Balm Making Workshop

Time: 4:00pm-5:30pm
Location: 168 Bobcaygeon Road, Minden
A fun and educational hands on workshop making all natural lip balms right in time for Mother's Day. Only $20 per mother-daughter 2 person team ($5 extra per child/grandmother/etc). Recipe is given and each walk away with a lovely lip balm made in a scent of their choice.
Visit Website
Phone: 705-286-0001
Email: yummymumyum@gmail.com

May 11 (Saturday)
BBQ for Flood Victims

Time: 12:00
Location: 12281 Hwy 35 at Jug City Plaza in back
BBQ for the victims of the flood. Proceeds from bbq will be sent to the township, as the government will match 2 to 1 for the victims. If you can't come out then maybe you could send something to city hall.
Website: www.fastlanebowling.com
Phone: 705-286-3900
Email: fastlanebowling@gmail.com

May 2013

May 11 (Saturday)
Haliburton Forest Log & Lumber Auction

Time: 10:00 am
Location: Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve
After several years, a live log and lumber auction will be held at Haliburton Forest again, offering wood-aficionados a large variety of wood related products from run-of-the mill lumber and timbers to rarities and oddities: • A variety of hard-and softwood lumber in different dimensions and quality classes will be available for the woodworker who does not want to tie up space and financial resources in lift-sized volumes. • Birds-eye maple, tiger beech and flaming birch will be available for that special project and log sized lots from over-sized pine and hemlock to specialty cherry or oak can be purchased on site. • Conversation pieces like burls of huge dimensions and ingrown trees can be admired or acquired... • All wood products on auction will have been generated at Haliburton Forest and as such originate from sustainable forestry operations. A mobile mill will be set up on-site to assist in the efficient and customised milling of any purchased logs. The auction will commence at 10 am and viewing of the lots and registration can occur earlier in the morning as well as on the day prior. With close to 200 lots on offer, the auction is expected to take until early afternoon. The day will also feature other wood and forestry related attractions such as wood-working displays, equipment demonstrations and a horse-logging show. For more information:
Website: www.haliburtonforest.com
Phone: 705-754-2198
Email: ykerr@haliburtonforest.com

May 12 (Sunday)
COUNTRY MUSIC JAMBOREE

Time: 1pm to 5pm
Location: S.G. Nesbitt Arena, Minden
OPEN MIC.............old fashioned square dancing hosted by the Country Hot Flashes and the Cold Shoulders. Come and showcase your talent, and enjoy traditional country music. ADMISSION: $7.00 ($5) if you participate in Open Mic. At 5pm, the Minden Lioness will provide a meal of Chicken Pot Pie, Veggies, dessert, beverage for only $6.00 Proceeds will go to the Flood Victims Fund Minden
Phone: 705-286-1544
Email: lindamuggins@hotmail.com

May 15 (Wednesday)
Poetry Of The Flood

Time: 7 pm
Location: Dominion Hotel, Minden
A fundraising evening to benefit those whose homes were damaged by The Great Flood of 2013. Come to the Dominion Hotel in beautifully dry downtown Minden and listen to some of the best poets in the county reading poems of the flood, water poems, deep poems, new poems, old poems. DOOR PRIZES and RENT-A-POET ... Poets will be auctioned to the highest bidder. Winners will engage their poets to write a poem on a topic of their choice. Enjoy a fabulous, fun literary evening while offering compassionate assistance to our neighbours in Minden. Bring your chequebook. All funds generated by this event will be donated to the trust fund managed by the Township of Minden Hills. Tax receipts are available.
Email: csylvan13@gmail.com

May 18 (Saturday)
Friends of the Haliburton County Public Library's Giant Book and Book Basket Sale

Time: 9:00 am-1:00 pm
Location: Minden Hills Branch Library
Gently used books and book baskets on sale in the Book Nook located in the Minden Hills Branch Library or the front lawn of the library on Saturday, May 18th, 2013 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
Phone: 705-457-2064
Email: celtic.cross@sympatico.ca

May 18 (Saturday)
Harrison Kennedy, Chairman of the Board

Time: 8:30 p.m.
Location: Dominion Hotel, Minden
Harrison Kennedy is a million selling hit maker and is well remembered from his time with Detroit's Chairmen of the Board, and for hits like "Give Me Just A Little More Time. This wonderful performer and his top-notch band will be coming to the Dominion Hotel in Minden on May 18th for an evening of scintillating Rhythm and Blues. Tickets are $20 plus sc and hst, and are available at the Dominion Hotel (705)-286-6954, 888-877-6954. Show time is 8:30
Website: www.DominionHotelPub.com

May 2013

May 18 (Saturday)
BBQ Fundraiser

Time: 11-6pm
Location: Minden Bowling Alley
BBQ for flood victims.
Website: www.fastlanebowling.com
Phone: 705-286-3900
Email: fastlanebowling@gmail.com

May 22 (Wednesday)
Friends of the Haliburton County Public Library's AGM and Members Afternoon

Time: 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Location: Minden Hills Cultural Centre-Common Room
The Friends' AGM will be at 1:00 pm and followed with a presentation by Gerda Neubacher, author of Portraits of Canadian Women Who Inspire." Coffee/Tea and light refreshments will be provided. Event is free to Friend members or $5.00 to the public or the purchase of a Friends membership for $5.00
Email: celtic.cross@sympatico.ca

May 24 (Friday)
Catherine MacLellan in Concert

Time: 7:30 pm
Location: Minden United Church
Catherine's fine songwriting talent and accomplished performance draws her listeners in with little effort, and without need of any persuasion. Particularly fine is her rendition of her father, Gene MacLellan's Snowbird "[MacLellan] probes matters of the heart with a poetic scalpel, always avoiding self-pity. Her voice is similarly pure and honest, managing to simultaneously sound fragile yet strong." – Exclaim! Magazine. Bethany Houghton and Ernie Demuth will open for Catherine. This is the fifth concert of the Haliburton County Folk Society's 2012/2013 concert series. Tickets are available for $20 and $25. Tickets are available through www.madeinhaliburton.ca or at Photo Shop in Haliburton or Organic Times in Minden
Website: www.haliburtonfolk.com/
Phone: 705-754-3436
Email: info@yoursoutdoors.ca

May 25 (Saturday)
Where are the Whip-poor-wills? - Hosted by the Land Trust

Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Bathe Family Barn - Gelert
Whip-poor-will populations in Ontario and elsewhere have declined by more than 50% since the 1980s. This iconic species is now listed as a threatened species at risk in Ontario and Canada. In 2010, Bird Studies Canada launched the Ontario Whip-poor-will project to find out more about where Whip-poor-wills are (and aren't) still present. This informative presentation will describe the natural history of this nocturnal species and the various surveys and research projects underway to deter mine what is causing the worrisome decline. Following the presentation we hope to be able to hear the call of the lonesome Whip-poor-will. Hosts: Haliburton Highlands Land Trust & the Bathe Family Leader: Audrey Heagy, Bird Studies Canada. This event is free, but your donations are much appreciated and will be used to support the work of the Land Trust and future programs. Donations can be made by cash or a cheque payable to the Haliburton Highlands Land Trust. > Pre-registration is requested as programs will be limited to 30 participants to ensure a great hands-on learning experience for everyone. To register, please contact us at the Land Trust office, e-mail OR register online at http://www.haliburtonlandtrust.ca/events-programs/nature-in-the-hood/
Website: www.haliburtonlandtrust.ca
Phone: 705-457-3700
Email: admin@haliburtonlandtrust.ca

May 26 (Sunday)
The Haliburton & District Lions Club Purina Walk for Dog Guides

Time: 12.00 pm
Location: Head Lake Docks
Pick up your pledge card by calling Mary at 705 448-1128 and come on out for a pleasant walk (with or without your four-legged friend). Registration is at the docks at Head Lake Park in Haliburton at 12:00 pm and the walk starts at 1:00 pm. Coffee, gift bags will be given to the participants. BBQ at the Haliburton Foodland Parking lot.
Visit website
Phone: 705 457-2064
Email: celtic.cross@sympatico.ca

May 31-June 2 (Fri-Sun)
Haliburton Home and Cottage Show

Location: Haliburton Curling Club & LaRue Arena
The 35th Annual Haliburton Home and Cottage Show. Over 150 exhibitors. Help for any home or cottage project. Talk with the experts.
Friday May 31st 4pm-9pm
Saturday June 1st 10am-5pm
Sunday June 2nd 10am-4pm
Located at the Haliburton Curling Club & LaRue Arena. Show admission $3.00 adults and children free.
Website: www.haliburtoncurlingclub.com
Phone: 705-457-2892

June 2013

May 31-June 2 (Fri-Sun)
Haliburton Home and Cottage Show

June 6,13,20,27 (Thursdays)
Friends of the Haliburton County Public Library's Minden Hills Branch Library Book Nook Sales

June 15 (Saturday)
Treasures N Trash Sale

Location: Rails End Gallery and Arts Centre
Rails End Gallery and Arts Centre celebrates 50 years in 2013 and invites the whole community to join the fun at the annual Treasures N Trash event on June 15. It's Haliburton's summer starter - a place to pick up bargains, turn trash into treasure, have fun with family and friends and enjoy Haliburton Village's lakeside park! Have you seen the new playground yet? Bring the kids! Bake some butter tarts and vie for the coveted Best Butter Tart Award! Why not get together with friends, or your service group, to raise some cash for your cause? Treasures N Trash items include antiques, vintage items, plants, preserves, books, games and sporting goods, fashions, jewelry, furniture, new and used items of all kinds, handicrafts, home businesses... and this year - edibles! Pick up an application at Rails End or apply online at www.railsendgallery.com or give Laurie a call at 705-457-2330. Treasures N Trash is organized by Rails End Gallery and Arts Centre in support of community programming.
Website: www.railsendgallery.com
Phone: 705-457-2330
Email: info@railsendgallery.com

June 2013

June 15 (Saturday)
Nature Geocaching: A GPS Treasure Hunt

Time: 10:00 a.m.
Location: Kinark Outdoor Centre - Carnarvon
Participate in this outdoor treasure hunt using a GPS! Every participant will have a chance to learn the basics of the GPS (Global Positioning System) before embarking on the search to find the treasure. Combine your love of nature and technology with this modern day adventure outdoors exploring the natural world. The GPS units will be provided to all participants and no experience is necessary. This walk will involve strolling through natural terrains. Good walking shoes/boots and weather appropriate clothing are recommended. Hosts: Haliburton Highlands Land Trust & Kinark Outdoor Centre Leaders: Staff, Kinark Outdoor Centre Directions: Kinark Outdoor Centre – 1766 Queen's Line Road, Carnarvon > From Carnarvon – Take Highway 118 West | Turn Left on Queen's Line Road | Drive 1.5 kilometer to Centre Entrance Cost & Registration: > This event is free, but your donations are much appreciated and will be used to support the work of the Land Trust and future programs. Donations can be made by cash or a cheque payable to the Haliburton Highlands Land Trust. > Pre-registration is requested as programs will be limited to 30 participants to ensure a great hands-on learning experience for everyone. To register, please contact us at the Land Trust office, e-mail OR register online at http://www.haliburtonlandtrust.ca/events-programs/nature-in-the-hood/
Website: www.haliburtonlandtrust.ca
Phone: 705-457-3700
Email: admin@haliburtonlandtrust.ca

June 2013

June 27 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

Time: 8:00 pm
Location: Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd.
Thursday evenings at 8:00 pm Haliburton Forest staff offer a public Wolf Howl. Participants gather at our seminar building to hear a presentation on wolves, their ecology and relationship with humans. After this presentation, the group is taken for a short hike where the interpreter will attempt to "howl up" our resident pack. We cannot guarantee a response, however we do have a good track-record. Fee: Admission is by donation to help support the scientific research being conducted at Haliburton Forest. For more information please call: (705) 754-2198
Website: www.haliburtonforest.com
Phone: 705-754-2198
Email: reservations@haliburtonforest.com

June 28 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

Time: 9:30 pm
Location: Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd.
Friday nights you are welcome to join us for a fascinating evening under the stars! Our resident astronomer will take you out to the on-site, dark sky observatory to view and learn about the night sky. The outdoor portion of the program will only be held on clear nights. In case of cloudy nights, an exciting indoor, planetarium program awaits visitors. Fee: $20.00 per adult, $15.00 per youth under 18 (plus HST). Pre-registration is required. For more information please call: (705) 754-2198.
Website: www.haliburtonforest.com
Phone: 705-754-2198
Email: reservations@haliburtonforest.com

July 2013

July 4 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

July 4,11,18,25 (Thursdays)
Friends of the Haliburton County Public Library's Minden Hills Branch Library Book Nook Sales

July 5 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

July 8-12 (Mon-Fri)
Adventure Day Camp (Ages 7 - 10) Getting Excited about the Forest!!

Location: Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd.
The Adventure Day Camp allows campers from all backgrounds to safely become comfortable with the outdoors while having lots of fun playing and exploring the forest. This weeklong day camp will provide opportunities from growth and development skills and knowledge in a number of outdoor skills and pursuits. Guided by our trained Outdoor Education Staff, the campers will have the opportunity to select and design the schedule for the week. A ctivities to choose from include: canoeing, swimming, visiting the wolf centre, low ropes course, rock climbing, visiting our sled dogs and so much more. Fee: $185.00 per camper plus HST. All equipment necessary for programming and admission to the Wolf Centre in included in the price. For more information please call: (705) 754-2198
Website: www.haliburtonforest.com
Phone: 705-754-2198
Email: outdoored@haliburtonforest.com

July 11 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

July 12 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

July 12 (Friday)
Wonderous Wings: Sanddragons & Butterflies

Time: 10:00 a.m.
Location: Dahl Forest - Gelert
July is the perfect time of year to discover the over 80 species of butterfly in the Haliburton Highlands. And last summer a "critically imperilled" dragonfly – known previously from only four locations in Canada – was discovered in Dahl Forest. Contrary to its name, the Common Sanddragon is known to exist in only a few creeks, all of which are in Peterborough County. Join Colin Jones and Ed Poropat as they introduce you to the rich diversity of butterflies and dragonflies that make their home in Dahl Forest. You will wander through open areas covered in wildflowers and surrounded by a variety of exceptional habitats – forest, swamp, marsh and river shoreline – supporting a variety of butterflies and dragonflies. Some nets and collection containers will be provided, but if you have your own, please bring them along. Good walking shoes/boots and weather appropriate clothing are recommended. Host: Haliburton Highlands Land Trust's Dahl Forest Leaders: Ed Poropat, Teacher & Field Naturalist & Colin Jones, Natural Heritage Project Zoologist, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Directions: Dahl Forest - 1307 Geeza Road, Gelert (signage for Dahl Forest on County Road 1/Gelert Road) > From Minden – Take County Road 121 | Turn Left on County Road 1/Gelert Road | Right on Geeza Road > From Haliburton – Take County Road 1/Gelert Road | Pass the Hamlet of Gelert | Left on Geeza Road Cost & Registration: > This event is free, but your donations are much appreciated and will be used to support the work of the Land Trust and future programs. Donations can be made by cash or a cheque payable to the Haliburton Highlands Land Trust. > Pre-registration is requested as programs will be limited to 30 participants to ensure a great hands-on learning experience for everyone. To register, please contact us at the Land Trust office, e-mail OR register online at http://www.haliburtonlandtrust.ca/events-programs/nature-in-the-hood/
Website: www.haliburtonlandtrust.ca
Phone: 705-457-3700
Email: admin@haliburtonlandtrust.ca

July 2013

July 15-19 (Mon-Fri)
Discovery Camp (Ages 11-13) - New Challenges and an overnight!!

Location: Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd.
The Discovery Camp is the next step in outdoor adventure in a safe environment. New activities open that the younger campers are not able to do such as mountain biking and the high ropes course. Campers will take part in an overnight canoe trip experience on the Thursday night. Guided by our trained Outdoor Education Staff, the campers will have the opportunity to select and design the schedule for the week from a list of activities such as orienteering, tracking, archery, as well as many other exciting opportunities. Fee: $200.00 per camper plus HST. All equipment needed for programming, except personal gear for the Thursday night (i.e. sleeping bag, clothing, etc…) Thursday dinner and Friday breakfast and lunch are included in the price. For more information please call: (705) 754-2198.
Website: www.haliburtonforest.com
Phone: 705-754-2198
Email: outdoored@haliburtonforest.com

July 15-19 (Mon-Fri)
Discovery Day Camp

Time: 9am-5pm
Location: Kinark Outdoor Center, Carnarvon, ON
In 2013 three weeks of Naturally Kids Day Camp will be offered at the Kinark Outdoor Center. Fun, safe, environmental... Natural! These are the best ways to describe this amazing day camp opportunity run out of the Sustainable Learning Center at the KOC. Irene Heaven (biologist, mom, environmentalist, educator, and more!) and the team from our partner organization, Out To Learn, will deliver three, 5-day sessions in 2013. We are thrilled to see the growth of this amazing day camp! The cost is $195/week. Please register online.
Website: www.koc.on.ca/registration/day-camp-registration-form
Phone: 705-286-3555
Email: info@koc.on.ca

July 18 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

July 19 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

July 19-21 (Fri-Sun)
Minden Hills Bluegrass Festival

Location: Minden Fair Grounds, Bobcaygeon & Fleming Rds
Festival runs from Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon featuring: Shadow River as our headliner band. Also performing will be Ducharme Family Bluegrass, Barn Katz, The Tebworth Brothers, Dusty Drifters, Jan Purcell & Pine Road, Canucky Bluegrass Boys, Georgian Blue, and Unseen Strangers. The Minden Fair Grounds offers rough camping with lots of room for parking, level sites for RV parking and lawn chairs, vendors and a great food service facility. For ticket information or to reserve a ticket, contact Teresa Bourque at 705-455-9177 or tickets@mindenhillsbluegrassfestival.ca. For more information, please visit our website: www.mindenhillsbluegrassfestival.ca or contact either Dennis Casey at 705-457-9783 or call the Haliburton Highlands Tourism Centre at 1-800-461-7677.

July 2013

July 20 (Saturday)
Katie's Run for Epilepsy

Time: 9:30am 10K / 10:00am 2.5K
Location: Sir Sam's Ski & Bike, Haliburton
Katie's Run is a scenic 10 km run and 2.5 km family run/walk at the beautiful Sir Sam's Ski & Bike in Haliburton, Ontario. New this year: Chip timing, medals for top finishers, moisture-wicking technical t-shirts, Certified Athletic Therapist on site! Enjoy a unique cross country run under a canopy of trees, with beautiful views from the top of the ski hill overlooking Eagle Lake. The goal of this event is to raise funds for epilepsy research, so that some day everyone can live seizure-free. Epilepsy Canada will be the recipient of all funds raised. Register online for the 10K, 2.5K, or to volunteer. Donations can also be made online through the website.
Website: www.katiesrun.ca
Phone: 705-448-2709
Email: info@katiesrun.ca

July 20 (Saturday)
11th Annual Stanhope Heritage Day

Time: 9-3
Location: Stanhope Museum Grounds 1123 North Shore Rd just off Hwy 35
This day highlights terrific demonstrations and displays of heritage arts, crafts and trades. Come and see local folks demonstrate pottery, weaving, caning, basketry, tatting, carving, rug hooking, dye making, fur handling and much more. See antique cameras, dolls, chainsaws and more while enjoying Gord Kidd's music. Kids can play traditional games, meet farm animals, and don't miss the Speaking of Wildlife live at 11 am. Enjoy the bake sale, barbecue lunch, and the museum's famous cit ron marmalade. Wander through the past in the Stanhope Museum. Lots of stuff to touch, see, do & buy. Something for everyone! All for just $2; kids 5 and under FREE. Lots of off-road parking.
Website: www.stanhopemuseum.on.ca
Phone: 705-489-2966
Email: norma.goodger@sympatico.ca

July 22-26 (Mon-Fri)
Discovery Mountain Biking Camp (Ages 11-15) - Extra! - Ride the trails and see more of The Forest!!

Location: Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd.
Bikers will hit the trails to explore different routes through the 300km of mountain biking trails at Haliburton Forest. They will stop along the way for snacks, lunch and swimming at various scenic locations. Thursday bikers will navigate their way to our sustainable off the grid camp for a fun filled overnight experience that will include rock climbing and our high ropes course. Throughout the week biker s will assist with quick fixes along the trails and will also learn basic bike maintenance. Fee: $200.00 per camper (plus HST). All equipment needed for programming, except personal gear for Thursday night (i.e sleeping bag, clothing, etc…) Thursday dinner, Friday breakfast and lunch are included in the price. For more information please call: (705) 754-2198.
Website: www.haliburtonforest.com
Phone: 705-754-2198
Email: outdoored@haliburtonforest.com

July 22-26 (Mon-Fri)
Discovery Day Camp

Time: 9am-5pm
Location: Kinark Outdoor Center, Carnarvon, ON
In 2013 three weeks of Naturally Kids Day Camp will be offered at the Kinark Outdoor Center. Fun, safe, environmental... Natural! These are the best ways to describe this amazing day camp opportunity run out of the Sustainable Learning Center at the KOC. Irene Heaven (biologist, mom, environmentalist, educator, and more!) and the team from our partner organization, Out To Learn, will deliver three, 5-day sessions in 2013. We are thrilled to see the growth of this amazing day camp! The cost is $195/week. Please registe r online.
Website: www.koc.on.ca/registration/day-camp-registration-form
Phone: 705-286-3555
Email: info@koc.on.ca

July 25 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

July 26 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

August 2013

August 1 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

August 1,8,15,22,29 (Thursdays)
Friends of the Haliburton County Public Library's Minden Hills Branch Library Book Nook Sales

August 2 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

August 3-4 (Sat-Sun)
Tour De Forest Artisans Tour

Time: 10 am to 5 pm
Location: 7 studios throughout the Haliburton Highlands
Tour de Forest features 20 artists, displaying their work at 7 studios. There is a dazzling array of finely crafted pottery, glass, jewellery, painting, woodworking, fibre arts, photography, and more. Enjoy the benefits of a compact tour and a chance to take in Haliburton's gorgeous summer scenery. Enjoy the hospitality and services of our Haliburton Highlands Partners and receive a Tour De Forest Appreciation Card. (Visit the Tour De Forest website to see our list of sponsors). This card entitles you to a 10% discount on any purchase you make at a Studio on the Civic Long Weekend.
Website: www.haliburtontourdeforest.com
Phone: (705) 448-2966
Email: tourdeforest1@gmail.com

August 5-9 (Mon-Fri)
Adventure Day Camp (Ages 7 - 10) Getting Excited about the Forest!!

August 5-9 (Mon-Fri)
Discovery Day Camp

Time: 9am-5pm
Location: Kinark Outdoor Center - Carnarvon, ON
In 2013 three weeks of Naturally Kids Day Camp will be offered at the Kinark Outdoor Center. Fun, safe, environmental... Natural! These are the best ways to describe this amazing day camp opportunity run out of the Sustainable Learning Center at the KOC. Irene Heaven (biologist, mom, environmentalist, educator, and more!) and the team from our partner organization, Out To Learn, will deliver three, 5-day sessions in 2013. We are thrilled to see the growth of this amazing day camp! The cost is $195/week. Please registe r online.
Website: www.koc.on.ca/registration/day-camp-registration-form
Phone: 705-286-3555
Email: info@koc.on.ca

August 8 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

August 2013

August 9 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

August 9-10 (Fri-Sat)
Wilberforce Agricultural Fair

Time: 6pm Friday, 9am Saturday
Location: Loop Rd & County Rd 4, Wilberforce
Great family fun starts Friday evening featuring our spaghetti supper, children's dog show and pony pull. Saturday morning we begin with a pancake breakfast. Events at the Fair include the pedal tractor pull, horse draw, petting zoo, live band, goat show, rabbits, Kid's World activities, nail driving competition, homecraft display, rope making, sweet auction and much more Gates open at 6pm Friday & 9am Saturday. Admission Friday night is FREE as a celebration of our 30th annual Fa ir. Adult admission Saturday is $7 and children under 16 get in for FREE. For a complete schedule and more details visit WilberforceFair.com and find us on facebook.
Website: wilberforcefair.com
Phone: 705-448-3981
Email: info@wilberforcefair.com

August 10 (Saturday)
Country Music Hoe-Down

Time: 5pm
Location: Minden Community Centre
An evening of Toe Tapping Classic Country Music featuring Johnny Burke and Eastwind, Naomi Bristow and Grant Carson. Doors open at 5pm for a chance to meet, greet and browse the silent auction items. Buffet dinner served at 6pm and the music start promptly at 7pm Join us for a great evening of Classic Country Music Tickets are $45.00 and can be purchased at Canoe FM or by calling 705-457-1009.
Website: www.canoefm.com
Phone: 705-457-1009
Email: roxanne@canoefm.com

August 12-16 (Mon-Fri)
Discovery Camp (Ages 11-13) - New Challenges and an overnight!!

August 15 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

August 16 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

August 16-17 (Fri-Sat)
149th Haliburton County Fair

Location: Minden Fair Grounds, Bobcaygeon & Fleming Rds
Sponsored by the Minden Agricultural Society, the fair promotes agriculture in the Haliburton Highlands. Starting at 4pm Friday until close and Saturday from 9am until close. Join us for lots of family fun and kids activities. Some of the adventures awaiting you: Rock Climbing Wall, Rope Ladder Challenge, Mutt Show, Demolition Derby, Horse Pulls, Miniature Horse Show, Lawnmower Pull, Arts and Crafts exhibit building, Antique Car Show, Music and entertainment from the stage all day, campi ng available. Hope to see you there. Check out our website for more information.
Website: haliburtoncountyfair.ca
Phone: 705-286-1936 ex 400
Email: info@haliburtoncountyfair.ca

August 2013

August 19-23 (Mon-Fri)
Adventure Wilderness Experience (Ages 12 - 15) Step Three - The Canoe Trip!!

Location: Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve Ltd.
The Wilderness Experience Camp gives campers the opportunity to experience living with the forest, in a comfortable and safe environment. Campers will spend the week out with our professional Outdoor Education Staff on a canoe trip learning to camp lightly. All meals will be provided and the campers under supervision will help to prepare and clean up afterwards. Evening activities may include a night hike, solo sit, wolf howl, campfire, etc.. Fee: $400.00 per camper plus HST. All equipment needed for programming except personal gear (i.e. sleeping bag, clothing, etc.) an meals from lunch Monday to lunch Friday are included in the price. For more information please call: (705) 754-2198
Website: www.haliburtonforest.com
Phone: 705-754-2198
Email: outdoored@haliburtonforest.com

August 21 (Wednesday)
Festival of The August Moon

Time: 2:30 am
Location: 65 Invergordon Avenue, Minden
The Festival of the August Moon is a ceremony where local participants join in the collective spirit of creativity to experience another culture among the scenic beauty of Minden Hills. Through the design and creation of painted Japanese Lanterns and Kimonos and a Japanese dinner, participants are able to experience another culture among the scenic beauty of Minden Hills.
Phone: 705-286-0606
Email: creativevservices@gmail.com

August 22 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

August 23 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

August 24 (Saturday)
6th Annual Garlic Fest

Time: 9am to 3pm
Location: "The Country Bakery"
9192 Hwy 118, Carnarvon (opposite "That Place in Carnarvon")
Featuring: • Local Gourmet Garlic • Braiding Demo • Garlic Preserves & Spreads • Jams, Maple Syrup & Honey • Featuring Local Pottery & Jewellery, • Lavender Products • Native Plant Sale • Musical Entertainment • Refreshments by Local Service Club • Garlic Information/Education Centre
Website: haliburtongarlic.ca
Phone: 705-489-4201
Email: robbsheila@gmail.com

August 29 (Thursday)
Wolf Howl

August 30 (Friday)
Astonomy Program

September 2013

September 14 (Saturday)
Haliburton Concert Series presents Duo Diorama

Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Northern Lights Performing Arts Pavilion, Haliburton
Pianist Winston Choi dazzled us two years ago in his solo performance. This year, he's returning with his charming wife, a violinist who performs extensively in China and North America. They have a startlingly fresh and powerful approach to the music and perform a mix of styles ranging from great standard works to the avant garde. This concert is sold as part of a 3-concert series offered by the Haliburton Concert Series. Subscriptions are $50 for adults, $25 for children, and $125 for a family pass. Single tickets may be available after May 4th for $30 for adults and $10 for students.
Website: www.haliburtoncs.blogspot.com
Phone: 705-457-3272
Email: june.smith705@gmail.com

September 2013

September 21,22, 28,29 (Sat-Sun)
Bancroft & Area Autumn Studio Tour

Time: 10:00 to 17:00
Location: Bancroft and area
Visit the artists studio/home to view or purchase the original art creations, enjoying the local landscape and fall colours. Enjoy tasty treats at each stop and enter the passport draw for artist contibuted gifts. Brochures available at local businesses, chamber of commerce and on website.
Website: www.bancroftstudiotour.org
Email: kistead0@gmail.com

September 2013

September 21 (Saturday)
Women's Day Together - 11th Annual

Time: 9:00 am to 3:30 pm
Registration and coffee at 8:30 am
Location: Lakeside Baptist Church, Haliburton.
All women are welcome for a day of encouragement, inspiration, music and fellowship. Our special guest this year is Carol Weicker. Our theme is "Laying Down the Lies, Standing in the Truth" based on 2 Corinthians 10:5 in the Bible. Please visit our website for more information or to register.
Website: www.womensdaytogether.ca
Phone: 705-448-2709
Email: info@womensdaytogether.ca

October 2013

October 5 (Saturday)
Colourfest Fall Festival

Time: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Location: Haliburton Village
Haliburton Village comes alive with vibrantly coloured street displays, continuous entertainment, a vintage car show, contests, prizes, corn roast and more!
Website: www.colourfest.ca
Email: info@colourfest.ca

October 2013

October 5,6,12,13 (Sat-Sun)
Haliburton County Studio Tour

Time: 10am to 5pm
Location: Artists' studios all over Haliburton County
Come visit our studios while enjoying the autumn colours of the Highlands. It is our guarantee to you that you will find: *the work of over 28 artists and artisans featuring original and unique fine arts and crafts - new work, new colours, new items *the opportunity to meet artists in their studios *a chance to experience the creative process through discussion and demonstration of new works *the breathtaking fall beauty of the Haliburton Highlands.
Website: www.haliburtonstudiotour.on.ca
Phone: (705) 457-9110
Email: info@haliburtonstudiotour.on.ca

October 2013

October 26 (Saturday)
Haliburton Concert Series presents THREE

Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Northern Lights Performing Arts Pavilion, Haliburton
We're delighted to welcome back the impossibly talented Guy Few, who now brings with him colleagues Leslie Newman and Nadina Mackie Jackson to form THREE. With a combined mastery of flute, trumpet, corno, bassoon, piano and the human voice, THREE's programming is versatile and eclectic, ranging from the masterpieces of Western Europe to Argentinian tango to newly commissioned works by great Canadian Composers. This concert is sold as part of a 3-concert series offered by the Haliburton Concert Series. Subscriptions are $50 for adults, $25 for children, and $125 for a family pass. Single tickets may be available after May 4th for $30 for adults and $10 for students.
Website: www.haliburtoncs.blogspot.com
Phone: 705-457-3272
Email: june.smith705@gmail.com

Ongoing Events

Shepherd's Table Community Supper
First & Third Friday of each month

Time: 5:30
Location: Lakeside Church
Stretch Your Grocery Dollars! On the first and third Friday of each month, come enjoy a free and delicious supper at 5:30, Lakeside Church. Warm & friendly atmosphere, everyone welcome! 9 Park Street, Haliburton, ON. To volunteer, call 705-457-5399.
Phone: 705-457-2851
Email

Fiesta Fridays
Fridays at 7pm

Time: 7pm
Location: Highlanders Bar, Pinestone Resort
Frozen drinks, authentic Mexican food, and Latino rhythms every Friday at Highlanders Bar. Cozy couches, huge granite bar, billiards, dancing, and a fresh new Mexican menu await. Gather some girlfriends together and come out. Tastes like a vacation!
Website: www.pinestone-resort.com
Phone: 705-457-1800
Email: sales@pinestone-resort.com

Overcomers Recovery Support Group
Wednesdays at 7 pm

Location: 1 Victoria St #107, Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0
Presented by Zechariah 4:6 Ministries Inc.
(Reg. Charity # 808980213RR0001)
LOCAL: Jericho Centre, Overcomers Recovery Support Groups, Community Prayer, Prison Ministry, Christmas for Kids
PROVINCIAL: Leadership training for Overcomers Groups.
INTERNATIONAL: Jamaica, Dominican Republic.
Website: www.recoverysupport.org
Phone: 705-457-3107
Email: info@zechariah4v6.com

Short Story Evenings
2nd Thursday of the month

Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Dominion Hotel in Minden
HHWEN member Shawn Chamberlin has invited us to present regular Short Story Evenings at the Dominion Hotel in Minden. On Thursday, March 12, 2009 – and on the second Thursday of each month thereafter – local writers will take to the stage, beginning at 7:00 p.m., to read their own original short stories to an appreciative audience at the Dominion. Open to the public; no cover, no minimum. A mike will be available for those who want to use it. For more info, please contact Marjorie Ludlow Green at 286-2592 or marjorie.ludlow-green @sympatico.ca.
Website: www.haliburtonwriters.ca

Weekly Euchre Night
Tuesdays, 7-10pm

Time: 7:00 pm
Location: West Guilford Recreation Centre
Euchre players welcome every Tuesday night from 7:00 - 10:00 pm. Snacks and refreshments served after games finished. The hall is air conditioned and wheelchair accessible. For more info call Bill/Myra Marshall, 754-1457.
Email: carolstamp@sympatico.ca

Celebrate Recovery
Mondays, 7-10pm

Location: Lakeside Baptist Church, 9 Park St, Haliburton.
Looking for a safe place to discuss real life issues without fear of being judged or condemned? Do you want to be set free from addictive, compulsive & dysfunctional behaviors? Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered "large umbrella" recovery program under which a limitless number of issues can be dealt with for people who struggle with hurts, habits and hang-ups. Please join us on the Road to Recovery every Monday night, starting on November 5, 2007, from 7-10pm. A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU!
Celebrate Recovery website
Phone: 705-457-2851
Email: admin@lakesidebaptist.ca

Tea at 3
Wednesdays, 3:00pm

Starts October 25, 2006. Every Wednesday for adults who like to talk about ART and drink tea. FREE. Rails End Gallery.

Art Club for Kids
Tuesdays, 3:30-5pm

Held every Tuesday after school starting September 26, 2006, at the Agnes Jamieson Gallery, Minden. $5 per child. Recommended for children with a strong interest in art. We will be working with the fundamentals of drawing and other media. There will be occasional visits from professional artists showing their work and how it is made. All materials supplied. Register by calling 705-286-3763.

Story Circle
Wednesdays, 11:30am

Gooderham Branch of the Haliburton County Public Library.

Writing Circles
Various Times & Locations

Writers in the county get together with other writers to offer and receive advice and encouragement. There are currently six different writing circles which you can take part in. Visit the website of the Haliburton Highlands Writers' and Editors' Network for more information: www.haliburtonwriters.ca/circles.php

Legion Activities
Sundays, 12pm - 6pm

Various activities at Haliburton Legion Branch 129. Pool tables, shuffleboard, darts. Why not get a couple of friends together and come down to play some cards? Euchre and cribbage are always crowd favourites.

Legion Meat Draw
Fridays, 4:30pm

Draws every 30 min. Six great prizes per draw. Thirty prizes in total during the evening. Come on out, buy a ticket and you could be a winner!!! And HELP TO SUPPORT YOUR LEGION!!!!!

Ontario Early Years Centres
Drop-in

Crafts, circle time and fun!
Haliburton (457-2989): Tue, Wed & Thu 9:30am-2pm. and Sat 10:30am-1pm.
Minden (286-1770): Tue, Wed & Thu 9:30am-2pm. and Sat 10:30am-1pm. Monday night supper program, 3:30-6:30pm, $4 per family. Call 286-1770 to register.

Gooderham Library Story Circle
Wednesdays at 11:30am

Pine St. in downtown Gooderham. Call 457-2241 or 447-3163.

Ongoing Events

Country Music Jamboree
Second Sunday of every month

Location: S.G. Nesbitt Arena Minden
The Country Music Jamboree will take place on the second Sunday of every month except July and August, from 1pm to 5pm. This event is hosted by the Country Hot Flashes, and the Cold Shoulders. Anyone who sings and/or plays country, is invited to share your talent during the open mic section of the program. There will also be an old fashioned square dance or two. There is an open mic draw, spot dances, and a door prize. The admission is only $7.00 at the door. The Minden Lioness will serve the food and the cost is very reasonable. Proceeds will go to those in need in the community. If you have a talent to share, or if you just plain love Country Music, You will enjoy this event. Please mark the second Sunday of the month on your calendar, and plan to attend.
Phone: 705-286-1544
Email

Hatchery Tours
Monday - Friday

Time: 10:00 - 3:00
Location: 6712 Gelert Rd, Haliburton
We have tours during the day, during the week. Just come in and Marnie will take you on a tour. The only cost is a donation if you can afford it. Great for the kids.
Website: hhoa.on.ca
Phone: 705-457-9664
Email

The Art Hive Crafty Girls Club
3rd Thursday of the month

$5 for Art Hive members, $10 for non-members. Refreshments included. The Art Hive, 10239 Hwy. 118, 705-754-0021

Canadian Federation of University Women-Haliburton Highlands
3rd Thursday of the month, Sep-Jun

At monthly meetings held at Fleming College on the third Thursday of the month, Sept to June, at 7:00pm, members enjoy informative speakers on a wide range of topics. Friendships are developed and members continue to learn through interest groups, such as Book Clubs, Cuisine Groups, Bridge Groups and a Gardening Group. Two fundraising events a year enable our members to raise money to further the purpose of CFUW-HH. For more information please call 705-447-2402. See also www.cfuw.org.

Women's Golf

LADIES: Join the Haliburton Highlands Women's Golf League. 9 and 18 hole schedules are available to choose from. Join as a single (we help find you a foursome) at discounted green fees. All levels of players, both residents and cottagers are welcome. For more information, call Mary Lou at (705) 455-9266.

Open Stage
3rd Saturday of every month

The Haliburton County Folk Society presents Open Stage on the 3rd Saturday of every month at a new venue, the Haliburton County Museum, 66 Museum Road in Haliburton (turn on Bayshore Rd from Hwy 118 and follow to Museum Rd ) The music starts at 8:00pm. Be part of the audience or perform on stage. Performers can sign up upon arrival. Admission is only $2. All ages welcome. For more details see www.haliburtonfolk.com, email info@haliburtonfolk.com or call (705) 754-FOLK (3655).

Community Drumming/Rhythm Circle
Wednesdays, 7:30 - 9:00 pm

With Barry 'BAZZA' Hayward at the Rails End Gallery and Arts Centre, York Street, Haliburton. No Hand Drumming Experience Necessary! (a limited number of instruments available). Bring any hand-drums or percussion instruments you have. Experience RHYTHMANIA-Create community, shed inhibitions, release your passion, and celebrate life through rhythm. An all ages, accessible, family-friendly event. Admission by $5 donation (Pay What You Can/PWYC policy in place). For information contact Bazza at 705-457-4619 or hayward6@sympatico.ca.

Kinmount Farmers' Market
Saturdays (May to Thanksgiving)

Vendors will be selling vegetables, strawberries, baked goods, gourmet goodies, preserves, herbs, honey, organic beef and lamb, maple syrup and much more. Austin Sawmill Heritage Park, Saturdays 9:00-2:00. 488-1307

Open Mike Nite
Last Saturday of every month

8:00pm at the Dominion Hotel, Main St. Minden. No Cover. Open to all forms of entertainment: music, comedy, magic, poetry, etc. For more information, call 705-286-5035 or email shawn@light.on.ca.

Open Stage at the Hair Lounge
2nd Saturday of every month

Come and just listen or perform. All ages are welcome. The music starts at 8:00pm. 9271 Hwy.118, just east of Hwy.35 in Carnarvon. 705.457.7587 or 705.489.1963.

Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings

Is your life affected by someone else's drinking? Either your child, your parent, your spouse or your friend? To help them, you have to help yourself first. For local Al-Anon meeting information, call 705-754-3805.

Haliburton Highlands Prostate
Cancer Support Group

For meeting information, contact Rick Ratcliff at 286-6699 or leacliff@sympatico.ca.

Academic Upgrade Programme
Mon. to Thu. Mornings

Sir Sandford Fleming College is offering free classes in Haliburton & Minden. They will assist with transportation and childcare costs, if needed. Do you know someone who does not have Grade 12 or needs to upgrade their skills for work or college? Please call Katherine at 705-457-4562 or come to Victoria St. School in Haliburton Mon to Thurs mornings.

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Ongoing Events

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Parent/Tot Kindergym
Wednesdays

Time: 10:00am-10:40am
Location: Haliburton Dance Arts, Inc. Maple Ave.
Come out and join our Parent/tot Kindergym class! It's a great place for toddlers 18 months-4 years to be introduced to gymnastics and creative movement! With lots of gym equipment to create an indoor playground (great during the cold winter months!) and 1600 sq feet of space...we've got it all! Drop in every Wednesday 10am-10:40am with Baby Ballet following straight after from 10:45am-11:15am. Classes are $10.00 each.
Website: www.haliburtondancearts.com
Phone: 705-754-0007
Email: haliburtondance@sympatico.ca

Baby Ballet
Wednesdays

Time: 10:45am-11:15am
Location: Haliburton Dance Arts, Inc. Maple Ave.
Every Wednesday we have a Baby Ballet class for ages 18 months-4 years following our Parent/Tot Kindergym class. Bring your little one for a fun class of creative movement and rhythm! Classes are drop in every Wednesday morning from 10:45-11:15am $10.00/class See you at the dance studio! Don't forget your tutu!
Website: www.haliburtondancearts.com
Phone: 705-754-0007
Email: haliburtondance@sympatico.ca

Community Prayer
Tuesdays at 7 pm

Location: Jericho Centre, 50 York St. Haliburton, Room #5
Presented by Zechariah 4:6 Ministries Inc.
(Reg. Charity # 808980213RR0001)
LOCAL: Jericho Centre, Overcomers Recovery Support Groups, Community Prayer, Prison Ministry, Christmas for Kids
PROVINCIAL: Leadership training for Overcomers Groups.
INTERNATIONAL: Jamaica, Dominican Republic.
Website: www.recoverysupport.org
Phone: 705 457-2019 H.457-3107
Email

Video - Environmental Link to Breast Cancer

Location: Your Home
EXPOSURE Video. Environmental Links to Breast Cancer. Raising awareness of the connection between health and our environment, particularly between breast cancer and environmental toxins. Hosted by Olivia Newton-John. Book a casual in home video showing for your friends. This is not a sales event. As a courtesy to attendees this is a no scent event (includes perfumes, personal care and laundry scents)
Visit website
Phone: 705-455-9456
Email

Video - Toxic Trespass

Location: Your Home
Raising awareness of the connection between your children�s health and our environment. Book a casual in home video showing for your friends. This is not a sales event. As a courtesy to attendees this is a no scent event (includes perfumes, personal care and laundry scents). In Toxic Trespass, intrepid filmmaker Barri Cohen launches an investigation into the effects of the chemical soup around us. She starts with her 10-year-old daughter, whose blood carries carcinogens like benzene and the long-banned DDT. Then, Cohen heads out to Windsor and Sarnia: Canadian toxic hotspots, with startling clusters of deadly diseases. The filmmaker journeys into toxic nightmares all too common in industrialized countries. She meets passionate activists working for positive change, along with doctors and scientists who see evidence of links between environmental pollution and health problems. And she learns how quickly barriers can go up sometimes, when authorities are questioned about the connection between toxins and serious health problems. This film is essential viewing for anyone concerned about the effects of pollutants on our � and our children�s � very DNA.
Visit website
Phone: 705-455-9456
Email

Brushstrokes - Artists' Paint-Out
3rd Tuesday of the month

Highland Grove Community Centre, 10 am to 4 pm. Bring your own art supplies, easel, resource photos. Pack a bag lunch and come paint with other local artists. There is no instruction involved and no cost to participate. For more information, call Linda Middleton 705-448-9397 or email: info@crystalimagestudio.com. Have Fun Painting - Share & Learn

Pool League
Tuesday evenings

Open to all. Call 705-286-5035 for details. Dominion Hotel, Main St. Minden.

Euchre - Thursdays 7:30 pm
Cribbage - Mondays 7:30 pm

Please come and join in at the Legion Branch 636 in Minden. Everyone is welcome.

Cloggers
Mondays 7pm

An invitation is extended to energetic individuals who want to come out for some good exercise and lots of fun. Come out and join the Cloggers at the Lloyd Watson Centre in Wilberforce. Clogging is an authentic and distinctive form of folk dancing for all ages - guys and gals, young and old. The cost is only $1.00.

Legion Lunches
Mon-Sat 12:00-2:00pm

The Ladies of Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 636 Minden will be serving lunches daily. The cost is $4.25 for daily specials plus a regular menu is available. Everyone is welcome.

The Red Hats of Haliburton County
3rd Wednesday of each month

For women over 50. Luncheons at various locations. For more information, contact Barb Morrow at 457-9595 or Julia Graf at 754-4957. To find out more about the Red Hat Society, visit www.redhatsociety.com.

Quilt Guild
2nd Wednesday of each month

Sewing and quilting 9:30am-4pm at Camp Adelaide. Meeting starts at 1:00pm.
Also on the fourth Tuesday of the month, a day of needlework at Club 35 north of Minden, $2. New members and guests are always welcome. For more information, contact Yvonne Taylor at 286-4905.

Community Care
Seniors Events

For seniors 55+ or physically disabled adults 18+. Contract Bridge on Mondays at 1pm. Bid Euchre on Thursdays at 1pm. Cribbage on Fridays at 1pm. Aquasize on Mon & Wed 9:30-11:30am Sept-May. Call Ida at 457-2941. Community Care Haliburton County is the new name for Haliburton County Home Support Services.

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