Manitoulin Happenings February 27 - March 2

There is a winter rummage sale at the Knox Church hall in Manitowaning February 28th 10:00 to 6:00, 29th from 10:00 to 6:00 and March 1st 10:00 to 1:00 with all the proceeds going to the Knox United Church.


The Manitowaning Skating Club is hosting a fun skate skills exhibition on Thursday February 28th starting at 4:30. Admission is free. Donations of a non-perishable food items will be accepted in its place.


Mindemoya United Church is hosting a leap year luncheon, Friday, February 29th from 11:30 until 1:30. Soup, sandwiches and dessert all for $7.00 at the door.


Join in on a potluck supper and games evening at the Burpee Mills Complex on Friday, February 29th. Supper is 6 ‘til 8 with games to follow. Admission is $5 per person with your favourite dish, $8 without. This is a fundraiser for the Elizabeth Bay United Church roof repair project.


Looking for some good family fun? Join in on the Winter Fun Days in Tehkummah Friday, February 29th to Sunday, March 2nd. Activities include hockey nite, cribbage tournament, 50/60’s dance and too many outdoor activities to mention. For more information call Lorie at 859-1551 or Brenda at 859-2379.


Plan to attend another great fundraiser for the Manitoulin Islanders with the Ticklebone dinner theatre on March 1st at the NEMI Rec Centre. Sit back, relax and enjoy their presentation of the Amorous Ambassador including your meal of chicken and all the fixings. For tickets call Rick at 368-2589, Wendell at 377-4402 or Janice at 368-3766.


Join in on the fun at the 1st annual Kagawong Winter Carnival and Fishing Derby on Saturday, March 1st. The fun starts at 10:00 in the morning at Park Centre in Kagawong. Some of the fun includes a ball hockey tournament, a euchre tournament and indoor yard sale. Fishing derby starts at dawn on Lake Kagawong and runs until 4:30. Join in for the roast beef dinner on Saturday night from 5 until 7. Call 282-2593 for more details.


Make it a family day this Sunday, March 2nd (March 9th, March 16th, March 23rd). There is free public skating at the NEMI Rec Centre from 2:00 until 3:30 sponsored by the MCH Diabetes Education Clinic and the Northern Diabetes Health Network.


Little Current United Church is having their annual ham supper on Sunday March 2nd from 5 until 6:30. Adults are $12, kids 5 – 12 are $6 and kids under 5 are free. Takeouts available – call 368-2941.

Manitoulin Happenings February 25 - March 1st

Grade 8 students and their parents or guardians are invited to an open house and information session for Rainbow Secondary Schools. Join students of Manitoulin, at Manitoulin Secondary School on Wednesday, February 27th between 6:30pm and 8:00pm.

How does your backyard garden grow? Join Paul Salanki and Heather Thoma – co-creators of LoonSong Garden at Aundeck Omni Kaning Community Centre for the day on Wednesday, February 27th 9 until 3:00. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. Please call 368-2182 ext 211 to confirm your attendance.

There is a winter rummage sale at the Knox Church hall in Manitowaning February 28th 10:00 to 6:00, 29th from 10:00 to 6:00 and March 1st 10:00 to 1:00 with all the proceeds going to the Knox United Church.

Join in on a potluck supper and games evening at the Burpee Mills Complex on Friday, February 29th. Supper is 6 ‘til 8 with games to follow. Admission is $5 per person with your favourite dish, $8 without. This is a fundraiser for the Elizabeth Bay United Church roof repair project.

Looking for some good family fun? Join in on the Winter Fun Days in Tehkummah Friday, February 29th to Sunday, March 2nd. Activities include hockey nite, cribbage tournament, 50/60’s dance and too many outdoor activities to mention. For more information call Lorie at 859-1551 or Brenda at 859-2379.

Plan to attend another great fundraiser for the Manitoulin Islanders with the Ticklebone dinner theatre on March 1st at the NEMI Rec Centre. Sit back, relax and enjoy their presentation of the Amorous Ambassador including your meal of chicken, rice pilaf, garlic butter green beans and mushrooms. For tickets call Rick at 368-2589, Wendell at 377-4402 or Janice at 368-3766.

Join in on the fun at the 1st annual Kagawong Winter Carnival and Fishing Derby on Saturday, March 1st. The fun starts at 10:00 in the morning at Park Centre in Kagawong. Some of the fun includes a ball hockey tournament, a euchre tournament, indoor yard sale and ice sculpture contest. Fishing derby begins at dawn on Lake Kagawong and runs until 4:30. Call 282-2593 for more details.

Whats doin Manitoulin/ North Shore Happenings

Coming soon, dinner theatre March 1st at the NEMI Rec center, sponsored by the Tickle bone theater and the Manitoulin Islanders, mark this date on your calendar
Plan to attend a performance by champion fiddling sensation Scott Woods. Friday July 4th at the Providence Bay arena, ticket price and time will be announced a later date. To reserve your ticket early call Wes at 368-2603

The Little Current Curling Club will be hosting a spaghetti supper on Friday, February 1st, 2008 at 5:30 P.M. in the Curling Club Lounge. Tickets are $10.00 per adult, $5.00 per child and may be purchased through curling club members.
The Country 540 band will be playing at the Seniors hall in Sheguiandah Saturday February 2nd, at 7pm, admission is $7.00
There is a pancake supper with bacon and sausage Tuesday February 5th starting at 5pm at the Sheguiandah Seniors hall in Sheguiandah. Admission is $8.00 adults, $5.00 for youth 12 and under, for more information call dale at 368-2855
There is a Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at the Mindemoya Community Centre, February 5th. Supper will be served from 5-7pm. Sponsored by the 4 churches men’s club of Mindemoya
The 4-churches Men's Club of Mindemoya is hosting its annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake supper on February 5. Supper will be served from 4:30pm to 7pm tickets $7.00 for adults, children 5 to 10 years $3.00
There is a Mardi Gras Lunch at the Holy Trinity Anglican church Tuesday February 5th. Beginning at 1pm, adults $5.00, tickets available at the door
There is a Shrove pancake supper Tuesday February 5th at the All Saints Anglican Church Gore Bay from 5-7pm. Admission is $8.00 for adults, Children under 6 years $4.00 this fundraiser is sponsored by the ACW
Its time for the 1st Coed sportsmen Hockey tournament February 8th, 9th and 10th at the Mindemoya Complex. Girls and Guys come on out and play on the same team, entry fee is $350.00 per team, based on 12 teams. All proceeds go to the Mindemoya Thunder Hockey Association, for more info call Denise at 377-6104
Plan to attend the concert of classical chamber music at the Mindemoya Missionary Church on Sat. Feb.9/08. The proceeds of this concert will go to the MSS Light Up Costa Rica project.
Journey to the Greek islaes. Community Living Manitoulin is hosting a Greek Valentine Dinner Saturday February 9th at 6:30pm at the Tehkummah hall. The dinner will include a full 10 course meal, tickets are $30.00 per person, call 377-6699 to purchase advance tickets. This meal is licensed under the LLBO, all proceeds to the replacement home presently under construction
There is a Valentines bake sale at the Knox United Church hall in Manitowaning Saturday February 9th, starting at 10am. Proceeds to the mission and service fund
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There is a Valentine buffet dinner Thursday February 14th at the Little Current Legion Hall with two sittings, 5:00pm, and 6:30pm. Advance tickets only $14.00 per person. For tickets call 368-2465, or purchased at the Legion. Deadline for tickets is February 12th. All proceeds to assist the RCL Branch 177
The Manitoulin Health Centre Diabetes Education Clinic is having a group class on February 14/2008. It will be held in the boardroom of the Manitoulin Health Center in Little Current. Time is 1:00 pm. The topic will be on Blood Pressure. For more information or to pre register please call Christy at 338 2322 x2415. Can we please stress that every one is welcome.
There is a Valentines tea and bake sale at the Tehkummah hall Saturday February 16th from 2 to 4pm. Admission is $5.00 adults, $2.00 for children. Sponsored by the UCW
The annual poker run in Meldrum bay is set for February 17th, watch for further details
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February luncheon with delicious soup, sandwiches and dessert at St Francis Anglican Church in Mindemoya, Wednesday February 20th. Start time is 11am to 1:30pm. Lunch is $7.00 at the door, take out or eat in.

Grade 8 students and their parents or guardians are invited to an Open house and Information Session in Rainbow Secondary Schools, join students of Manitoulin, at Manitoulin Secondary School on Wednesday February 27th between 6:30pm, and 8pm
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And that’s what’s doin Manitoulin brought to you by your community radio station CFRM 101.1
In Little Current
To have your community events listed please email your events to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at our station at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.
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Now for North Shore Happenings

Our Children, our future playgroups is welcoming all parents and their children 0-6 years of age out to the playgroups in Massey on Tuesdays 1-3pm and Espanola on Thursdays 9:30am to 11:30am, for more info call Sonja at 869-5545
The 2nd annual Massey Community Egg hunt is looking for volunteers to help with the organizing, and help the day of the event. Also accepting donations of candy etc, please contact Bonnie at 865-3297
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The CNIB is looking for volunteers, be part of the CNIB annual Crocus sale by selling plants at your workplace or volunteering at the community sale. For more information visit www.cnib.ca/crocus

Have you ever wanted to learn how to ski – properly? Children from grades 4 to 8 in Blind River have a chance to learn how to ski. Parents can call Sally Hagman at 356-7861 to learn more – skis, boots and poles are available.
Queensway Pentecostal Church in Espanola has a playgroup every Wednesday from 10-12-noon call 869-1700 for more info
There is a Teen night each Saturday evening in Blind River and the Royal Canadian Legion. There are games, music and much more – call Sally Hagman at 356-7861 for more info.
Junior Curlers in Elliot Lake are invited to join the program at the Deer Trail Curling Club. Open to young curler wannabes from Grade 5 up – the only equipment needed is a clean-soled pair of running shoes. Call 848 7301 for more information.

There’s Blind River TV Bingo on Channel 10 each week at 7pm – Support Minor Hockey – Bingo Cards are $5.25 each and the Jackpot prize is $1,000.
Volunteers from the public in Blind River are invited to join a playground design committee as plans develop for 3 playgrounds in the town. Call Sally Hagman at 356-7861 to participate.
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The Historical Society photos displayed at the Mill House B & B in Espanola will be on display in celebration of the 50th Anniversary. The collection will be available for viewing until November 08 by appointment only. Fore more information call Jewel at 869-4515
The ELLIOT lake Bluegrass jammers club meets every Wednesday at 7pm in room 207 at the Gentle Shepherd church on Ottawa Avenue. Acoustic instruments only, coffee available, all levels of jammers Welcome, and listeners too, for more information call 461-8077

The Espanola Eagles are having a Spaghetti supper February 2nd at 5pm everyone is welcome.


Free indoor walking Now underway; Mondays to Thursdays, Espanola High School, 6:00 until 8:00 pm; S.Geiger School, Massey, 6:00 pm until 7:00 pm; Webbwood Public School 3:30 pm until 4:30 pm; and Tuesdays to Fridays, Nairn Community Centre, 2:30 pm until 4:00 pm.
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Pancake Breakfast Sponsored by the Walford Catholic Women’s League will be held this Sunday, February 3 from 9:00 am until 12 noon at the Walford Community Centre. Adults are $6 each, children 4 to 10, $3, preschoolers are free. Come out and enjoy!
Northern Lights
Is inviting anyone 50 years or over to join them for weekly card games (500 and cribbage) on Wednesdays at 1.00 pm at the Massey Royal Canadian Legion Hall. Admission is $2.50. Prizes for top two players.
There is a Pancake Supper @ the United Church of Espanola Tuesday, Feb. 5th, 2008 @ 5:00 p.m.Cost is for Adults - $6.00; Children 6 - 12 - $3.005 & under - Free Menu: Pancakes, Ham, Dessert & Beverage Tickets - Call 869-1215 & leave message.
Snowflake Luncheon
Will be held on Friday, February 8 at the Espanola Regional Recreational Complex from 11:30 am until 1:30 pm. Includes soup, sandwiches and squares. Admission is $5 per person. Organized by the Espanola General Hospital Auxiliary.
It time for the 24th annual spaghetti supper and elimination draw Friday February 8th from 5pm to 2am at the K of C hall. Supper is 5 to 8pm. Dance from 8pm to 2am, music by DJ with Karaoke downstairs. Supper and elimination draw $15.00, supper only $5.00, tickets will be sold at the door
Come on down to a Blue grass, fiddle and Country music jam on Saturday February 9th at 2pm at the Elks Hall in Espanola. Admission is free, for info call Guay at 869-4631
The Massey area museums 3rd annual Valentines night to remember fundraiser. Saturday February 9th at the Royal Canadian Legion in Massey. Door open at 6pm, dinner at 7pm, for more info call Jeanie at 865-1069
The Espanola Historical Society meeting
Is set for Wednesday, February 12 at 7:00 pm at the Espanola Public Library. Espanola. The society is also looking for photographs or videos of Espanola in a nostalgic, historical context. Anyone who can help out, is asked to email Dan Leger at danleger@personainternet.com
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The Webbwood eagles offer free pool every Saturday and Monday. They are also having a Valentines dance Saturday February 16th music by DJ with light lunch.
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Grade 8 students and their parents or guardians are invited to an Open house and information session at Espanola High School on Wednesday February 27th at 7pm
There is a winner take all Hockey tournament 8 sportsmen, 6 ladies and 4 35ers with Entry fee of $375.00 at the Massey Arena on February 29th, for registration or info call Jerry at 865-1615
The Webbwood eagles offer free pool every Saturday and Monday. They are also having a spring conference February 29th
The Espanola 50th Anniversary Committee
Is hosting an Anniversary Incorporation Tea and Fashion Show. Anyone who is interested in being a model, all ages are welcome and we need your help, or has an outfit from the last 50 to 100 years to loan for the event, including wedding apparel, is asked to call Pauline McColeman at 869-3148. The event will be held on Saturday. March 1, the anniversary of the incorporation of the Town of Espanola, at the Royal Canadian Legion in partnership with the Ladies Auxiliary. Doors open at 12:30 pm. Help celebrate the 50th!
There is a Blue grass concert featuring Alecia Nugent Band, HardRyde and EdNson’s Bluegrass on Saturday March 15th at 7pm at the Elks Hall in Espanola. For tickets and information call Eddy at 869-4631, tickets $20.00 advance or $25.00 at the door
Golf Scholarship Seminar to inform junior golfers and their parents about possibilities and pitfalls will be held at Idylwylde Goff Club on March 22. This is the first ever such seminar by the Golf Association of Ontario held right in the Northern District. Check gao.ca.for more details.
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The Elliot Lake Jewels of Harmony and Men Of Song are combining for a Concert on April 13th. More singers are needed – rehearsals start on February 3rd. Join in and add your voice. Call Jean at 848-5565 of Ruth at 848-2684 for more information.
Big plans are underway in Blind River for the 50th Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets. Celebrations are planned from May 16th to 18th. All former cadets from near and far are invited to join in on the celebrations. Call Darla Hennesy for more information at 848-2084.
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That's the North Shore and area happenings brought to you by CFRM community corner. To have your community events listed please email to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.

Whats doin Manitoulin and North North Shore Happenings

Keep March 1st in mind, there is a great dinner theater Manitoulin Islander fundraiser, stay tuned for details
Plan to attend a performance by champion fiddling sensation Scott Woods. Friday July 4th at the Providence Bay arena, ticket price and time will be announced a later date. To reserve your ticket early call Wes at 368-2603

There is a Manitoulin Islander Luncheon Wed Jan 23rd at the Little Current United Church, from 1:30 am--1pm
Price $6.00 Soup, sandwich, dessert, tea & coffee
Tickets Rick Gjos 368 2589 or pay at the door
Take out 368 2465
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Gateway to Life Church is having a community coffee house on Friday January 25th from 7-9pm, everyone is welcome, bring the whole family. This is a come and go event to give you a break from the busyness of the week and the winter blues, there will be good music, refreshments and a cozy atmosphere. That’s Gateway to Life church 22 Vankoughnet St East Little Current.
Current quilts and stitchery guild is having a winter warm up tea and silent auction at the Anglican church hall in Little Current Saturday January 26th from 11:30 to 1pm. Admission is $5.00 per person.
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There is an eight ball pool tournament Saturday January 26th at the Royal Canadian Legion Little Current. Start time is 12pm, with a $15.00 entry fee to be paid at the bar. Prizes to first and second place winners, age of majority only
There is a Euchre tournament on January 26th at the Seniors Hall in Sheguiandah, admission is $10.00 per person, which includes a meal, and there will be prizes for high scores. You may register at the regular euchre on Mondays or contact Freda Myers at 368-2654 start time is 1:30pm
The Little Current Curling Club will be hosting a spaghetti supper on Friday, February 1st, 2008 at 5:30 P.M. in the Curling Club Lounge. Tickets are $10.00 per adult, $5.00 per child and may be purchased through curling club members.
There is a pancake supper with bacon and sausage Tuesday February 5th starting at 5pm at the Sheguiandah Seniors hall in Sheguiandah. Admission is $8.00 adults, $5.00 for youth 12 and under, for more information call dale at 368-2855
The 4-churches Men's Club of Mindemoya is hosting its annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake supper on February 5. Supper will be served from 4:30pm to 7pm tickets $7.00 for adults, children 5 to 10 years $3.00
There is a Mardi Gras Lunch at the Holy Trinity Anglican church Tuesday February 5th. Beginning at 1pm, adults $5.00, tickets available at the door
Its time for the 1st Coed sportsmen Hockey tournament February 8th, 9th and 10th at the Mindemoya Complex. Girls and Guys come on out and play on the same team, entry fee is $350.00 per team, based on 12 teams. All proceeds go to the Mindemoya Thunder Hockey Association, for more info call Denise at 377-6104
Plan to attend the concert of classical chamber music at the Mindemoya Missionary Church on Sat. Feb.9/08. The proceeds of this concert will go to the MSS Light Up Costa Rica project.
Journey to the Greek islaes. Community Living Manitoulin is hosting a Greek Valentine Dinner Saturday February 9th at 6:30pm at the Tehkummah hall. The dinner will include a full 10 course meal, tickets are $30.00 per person, call 377-6699 to purchase advance tickets. This meal is licensed under the LLBO, all proceeds to the replacement home presently under construction
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There is a Valentine buffet dinner Thursday February 14th at the Little Current Legion Hall with two sittings, 5:00pm, and 6:30pm. Advance tickets only $14.00 per person. For tickets call 368-2465, or purchased at the Legion. Deadline for tickets is February 12th. All proceeds to assist the RCL Branch 177
The Manitoulin Health Centre Diabetes Education Clinic is having a group class on February 14/2008. It will be held in the boardroom of the Manitoulin Health Center in Little Current. Time is 1:00 pm. The topic will be on Blood Pressure. For more information or to pre register please call Christy at 338 2322 x2415. Can we please stress that every one is welcome.

Grade 8 students and their parents or guardians are invited to an Open house and Information Session in Rainbow Secondary Schools, join students of Manitoulin, at Manitoulin Secondary School on Wednesday February 27th between 6:30pm, and 8pm
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And that’s what’s doin Manitoulin brought to you by your community radio station CFRM 101.1
In Little Current
To have your community events listed please email your events to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at our station at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.
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Now for North Shore Happenings

Our Children, our future playgroups is welcoming all parents and their children 0-6 years of age out to the playgroups in Massey on Tuesdays 1-3pm and Espanola on Thursdays 9:30am to 11:30am, for more info call Sonja at 869-5545
The 2nd annual Massey Community Egg hunt is looking for volunteers to help with the organizing, and help the day of the event. Also accepting donations of candy etc, please contact Bonnie at 865-3297
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The CNIB is looking for volunteers, be part of the CNIB annual Crocus sale by selling plants at your workplace or volunteering at the community sale. For more information visit www.cnib.ca/crocus

Have you ever wanted to learn how to ski – properly? Children from grades 4 to 8 in Blind River have a chance to learn how to ski. Parents can call Sally Hagman at 356-7861 to learn more – skis, boots and poles are available.
Queensway Pentecostal Church in Espanola has a playgroup every Wednesday from 10-12-noon call 869-1700 for more info
There is a Teen night each Saturday evening in Blind River and the Royal Canadian Legion. There are games, music and much more – call Sally Hagman at 356-7861 for more info.
Junior Curlers in Elliot Lake are invited to join the program at the Deer Trail Curling Club. Open to young curler wannabes from Grade 5 up – the only equipment needed is a clean-soled pair of running shoes. Call 848 7301 for more information.

There’s Blind River TV Bingo on Channel 10 each week at 7pm – Support Minor Hockey – Bingo Cards are $5.25 each and the Jackpot prize is $1,000.
Volunteers from the public in Blind River are invited to join a playground design committee as plans develop for 3 playgrounds in the town. Call Sally Hagman at 356-7861 to participate.
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The Historical Society photos displayed at the Mill House B & B in Espanola will be on display in celebration of the 50th Anniversary. The collection will be available for viewing until November 08 by appointment only. Fore more information call Jewel at 869-4515
The ELLIOT lake Bluegrass jammers club meets every Wednesday at 7pm in room 207 at the Gentle Shepherd church on Ottawa Avenue. Acoustic instruments only, coffee available, all levels of jammers Welcome, and listeners too, for more information call 461-8077

The Espanola Eagles are having a Spaghetti supper February 2nd at 5pm everyone is welcome.


There is a Pancake Supper @ the United Church of Espanola Tuesday, Feb. 5th, 2008 @ 5:00 p.m.Cost is for Adults - $6.00; Children 6 - 12 - $3.005 & under - Free Menu: Pancakes, Ham, Dessert & Beverage Tickets - Call 869-1215 & leave message.
Come on down to a Blue grass, fiddle and Country music jam on Saturday February 9th at 2pm at the Elks Hall in Espanola. Admission is free, for info call Guay at 869-4631
The Massey area museums 3rd annual Valentines night to remember fundraiser. Saturday February 9th at the Royal Canadian Legion in Massey. Door open at 6pm, dinner at 7pm, for more info call Jeanie at 865-1069
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The Webbwood eagles offer free pool every Saturday and Monday. They are also having a Valentines dance Saturday February 16th music by DJ with light lunch.
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Grade 8 students and their parents or guardians are invited to an Open house and information session at Espanola High School on Wednesday February 27th at 7pm
There is a winner take all Hockey tournament 8 sportsmen, 6 ladies and 4 35ers with Entry fee of $375.00 at the Massey Arena on February 29th, for registration or info call Jerry at 865-1615
The Webbwood eagles offer free pool every Saturday and Monday. They are also having a spring conference February 29th
There is a Blue grass concert featuring Alecia Nugent Band, HardRyde and EdNson’s Bluegrass on Saturday March 15th at 7pm at the Elks Hall in Espanola. For tickets and information call Eddy at 869-4631, tickets $20.00 advance or $25.00 at the door
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The Elliot Lake Jewels of Harmony and Men Of Song are combining for a Concert on April 13th. More singers are needed – rehearsals start on February 3rd. Join in and add your voice. Call Jean at 848-5565 of Ruth at 848-2684 for more information.
Big plans are underway in Blind River for the 50th Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets. Celebrations are planned from May 16th to 18th. All former cadets from near and far are invited to join in on the celebrations. Call Darla Hennesy for more information at 848-2084.
That's the North Shore and area happenings brought to you by CFRM community corner. To have your community events listed please email to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.

Whats doin Manitoulin and North North Shore Happenings

Please join The Alzheimer Society Sudbury-Manitoulin on January 18 at Central Manitoulin Public School for Manulife’s Walk for Memories. This event helps to raise funds to support critical programs and services offered through the Alzheimer Society. Walk with us January 18th at 1:00pm at Central Manitoulin Public School and help us ensure that no one faces Alzheimer Disease alone. For more information call 377-4505.
There is a slide show at the Gore Bay Community hall on Friday January 18th at 7:30pm, about “The pulp and paper fleet” Look at the vessels owned and operated by Quebec and Ontario Transportation company by Buck Longhurst, admission by donation to the Gore Bay Museum
Come on out for an evening of fun and entertainment with Eugene Manitowbi and the Chiefs Saturday January 19th at the Sheguiandah Seniors hall from 7 to 10pm with a $7.00 admission, see y’all there
Heres another great fundraiser for the Manitoulin Islanders, there is a silent auction, Country Music show by down yonder and a roast beef dinner Saturday January 19th. Cocktails are from 5-6, dinner and show to follow. All is happening at the NEMI recreation center, tickets are $235.00, call Wendle 377-4402, Rick 368-2589 to get your tickets now
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The BJ Corbiere Memorial Hockey tournament is on for another year, beginning Thursday January 17th through to Sunday January 20th at the M’Chigeeng Arena. There are a few team opening still available in the Ladies division. Also there is entertainment at the M’Chigeeng Complex Saturday January 19th with a Beer Garden, Poker tournament, Euchre Tournament and Music all day, As well as a licensed dance with DJ. For more information please contact Debbie at 377-4159
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Café in the Woods is pleased to present Ian Tamblyn on Saturday January 19th at 8pm, with a $15.00 admission, reserve your tickets early, limited seating available. For info and or tickets call Kerrene at 368-2193, in the evenings, the Cafe is located at the Manitoulin Nordic Ski Club, 14 km west of Little Current at 2619, Hwy 540
Ladies you are invited to an evening out with special speaker “Even turtles can win the race Gert Aelick of Little Current, and special music by Jennifer Gillespie on Monday January 21st at 6:45pm at Abbys hall cross hill road M’Chigeeng, $12.00 inclusive, for reservations call Theresa at 377-5138 by January 18th. This ladies night out is presented by the Manitoulin Prime time Connection Affiliate with Christian Women’s club of Canada
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Gateway to Life Church is having a community coffee house on Friday January 25th from 7-9pm, everyone is welcome, bring the whole family. This is a come and go event to give you a break from the busyness of the week and the winter blues, there will be good music, refreshments and a cozy atmosphere. That’s Gateway to Life church 22 Vankoughnet St East Little Current.
Current quilts and stitchery guild is having a winter warm up tea and silent auction at the Anglican church hall in Little Current Saturday January 26th from 11:30 to 1pm. Admission is $5.00 per person.
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There is an eight ball pool tournament Saturday January 26th at the Royal Canadian Legion Little Current. Start time is 12pm, with a $15.00 entry fee to be paid at the bar. Prizes to first and second place winners, age of majority only
There is a Euchre tournament on January 26th at the Seniors Hall in Sheguiandah , admission is $10.00 per person, which includes a meal, there will be prizes for high scores. You may register at the regular euchre on Mondays or contact Freda Myers at 368-2654
Its time for the 1st Coed sportsmen Hockey tournament February 8th,9th and 10th at the Mindemoya Complex. Girls and Guys come on out and play on the same team, entry fee is $350.00 per team, based on 12 teams. All proceeds go to the Mindemoya Thunder Hockey Association, for more info call Denise at 377-6104
Plan to attend the concert of classical chamber music at the Mindemoya Missionary Church on Sat. Feb.9/08. The proceeds of this concert will go to the MSS Light Up Costa Rica project.
There is a Valentine buffet dinner Thursday February 14th at the Little Current Legion Hall with two sittings, 5:00pm, and 6:30pm. Advance tickets only $14.00 per person. For tickets call 368-2465, or purchased at the Legion. Deadline for tickets is February 12th. All proceeds to assist the RCL Branch 177
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Grade 8 students and their parents or guardians are invited to an Open house and Information Session in Rainbow Secondary Schools, join students of Manitoulin, at Manitoulin Secondary School on Wednesday February 27th between 6:30pm, and 8pm
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And that’s what’s doin Manitoulin brought to you by your community radio station CFRM 101.1
In Little Current
To have your community events listed please email your events to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at our station at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.
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Now for North Shore Happenings

The Women in Song, Lois O’Hanley, Debbie Rivard and Patty Dunlop, are performing at the Alan Bray Auditorium in Blind River on January 18th at 7 pm – Tickets are $10 each and available from any Rotarian.
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Everyone is Welcome at the St. Andrew’s United Church in Blind River for a Luncheon on January 24th. There will be Soups, Sandwiches, desserts and Beverages – Admission is $6.
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ELATE in Elliot Lake are holding an Acting Workshop with Ralph Small on January 26 and 27th in the Pearson centre – the Workshop costs are 25$ for ELATE members and $50 for non-members.
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The Elliot Lake Rec Centre is holding their Winter Dance on Saturday January 26th. Dancing starts at 8pm $7 for members and $9 for non-members – there will be a late lunch and DJ music.
ELATE in Elliot Lake are holding an Actin Workshop with Ralph Small on January 26 and 27th in the Pearson centre – the Workshop costs are 25$ for ELATE members and $50 for non-members.


The Friends of Algoma East are holding their first meeting of 2008 on Monday January 28th at 7pm in the Grace Christian Centre in Elliot Lake. This is a chance to renew memberships and learn about the exciting projects lined up for 2008.
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Family Literacy Day is January 29th in Blind River. All seniors, parents and Children are invited to the celebration for stories and fun from 1 to 3pm and Blind River Best Start. Call 356-4677 for more info and to join in on the fun.

The Alzheimer Society in East Algoma are looking for volunteers for a door to door canvass in January. The Society reminds everyone that funds raised in the canvass remain within the District of Algoma. For more information and to volunteer call 848-8145.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to ski – properly? Children from grades 4 to 8 in Blind River have a chance to learn how to ski. Parents can call Sally Hagman at 356-7861 to learn more – skis, boots and poles are available.
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Blind River’s Active Living coordinator Sally Hagman is looking for 20 volunteers to supervise Teen Night. If the necessary volunteers come forward then a Teen night will be held every Tuesday night from 8pm to midnight. Contact Sally at 356-7861 to volunteer or for more information.
The ELLIOT lake Bluegrass jammers club meets every Wednesday at 7pm in room 207 at the Gentle Shepherd church on Ottawa Avenue. Acoustic instruments only, coffee available, all levels of jammers welcome, and listeners too, for more information call 461-8077
Grade 8 students and their parents or guardians are invited to an Open house and information session at Espanola High School on Wednesday February 27th at 7pm
There is a winner take all Hockey tournament 8 sportsmen, 6 ladies and 4 35ers with Entry fee of $375.00 at the Massey Arena on February 29th, for registration or info call Jerry at 865-1615
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The Elliot Lake Jewels of Harmony and Men Of Song are combining for a Concert on April 13th. More singers are needed – rehearsals start on February 3rd. Join in and add your voice. Call Jean at 848-5565 of Ruth at 848-2684 for more information.
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That's the North Shore and area happenings brought to you by CFRM community corner. To have your community events listed please email to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.

Whats doin Manitoulin and North North Shore Happenings

Please join The Alzheimer Society Sudbury-Manitoulin on January 18 at Central Manitoulin Public School for Manulife’s Walk for Memories. This event helps to raise funds to support critical programs and services offered through the Alzheimer Society. Walk with us January 18th at 1:00pm at Central Manitoulin Public School and help us ensure that no one faces Alzheimer Disease alone. For more information call 377-4505.
There is a slide show at the Gore Bay Community hall on Friday January 18th at 7:30pm, about “The pulp and paper fleet” Look at the vessels owned and operated by Quebec and Ontario Transportation company by Buck Longhurst, admission by donation to the Gore Bay Museum
Come on out for an evening of fun and entertainment with Eugene Manitowbi and the Chiefs Saturday January 19th at the Sheguiandah Seniors hall from 7 to 10pm with a $7.00 admission, see y’all there
Heres another great fundraiser for the Manitoulin Islanders, there is a silent auction, Country Music show by down yonder and a roast beef dinner Saturday January 19th. Cocktails are from 5-6, dinner and show to follow. All is happening at the NEMI recreation center, tickets are $235.00, call Wendle 377-4402, Rick 368-2589 to get your tickets now
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The BJ Corbiere Memorial Hockey tournament is on for another year, beginning Thursday January 17th through to Sunday January 20th at the M’Chigeeng Arena. There are a few team opening still available in the Ladies division. Also there is entertainment at the M’Chigeeng Complex Saturday January 19th with a Beer Garden, Poker tournament, Euchre Tournament and Music all day, As well as a licensed dance with DJ. For more information please contact Debbie at 377-4159
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Café in the Woods is pleased to present Ian Tamblyn on Saturday January 19th at 8pm, with a $15.00 admission, reserve your tickets early, limited seating available. For info and or tickets call Kerrene at 368-2193, in the evenings, the Cafe is located at the Manitoulin Nordic Ski Club, 14 km west of Little Current at 2619, Hwy 540
Ladies you are invited to an evening out with special speaker “Even turtles can win the race Gert Aelick of Little Current, and special music by Jennifer Gillespie on Monday January 21st at 6:45pm at Abbys hall cross hill road M’Chigeeng, $12.00 inclusive, for reservations call Theresa at 377-5138 by January 18th. This ladies night out is presented by the Manitoulin Prime time Connection Affiliate with Christian Women’s club of Canada
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Gateway to Life Church is having a community coffee house on Friday January 25th from 7-9pm, everyone is welcome, bring the whole family. This is a come and go event to give you a break from the busyness of the week and the winter blues, there will be good music, refreshments and a cozy atmosphere. That’s Gateway to Life church 22 Vankoughnet St East Little Current.
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There is an eight ball pool tournament Saturday January 26th at the Royal Canadian Legion Little Current. Start time is 12pm, with a $15.00 entry fee to be paid at the bar. Prizes to first and second place winners, age of majority only
There is a Euchre tournament on January 26th at the Seniors Hall in Sheguiandah , admission is $10.00 per person, which includes a meal, there will be prizes for high scores. You may register at the regular euchre on Mondays or contact Freda Myers at 368-2654
Plan to attend the concert of classical chamber music at the Mindemoya Missionary Church on Sat. Feb.9/08. The proceeds of this concert will go to the MSS Light Up Costa Rica project.
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Its time for the 1st Coed sportsmen Hockey tournament February 15th, 16th and 17th at the Mindemoya Complex. Girls and Guys come on out and play on the same team, entry fee is $350.00 per team, based on 12 teams. All proceeds go to the Mindemoya Thunder Hockey Association, for more info call Denise at 377-6104
Grade 8 students and their parents or guardians are invited to an Open house and Information Session in Rainbow Secondary Schools, join students of Manitoulin, at Manitoulin Secondary School on Wednesday February 27th between 6:30pm, and 8pm
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And that’s what’s doin Manitoulin brought to you by your community radio station CFRM 101.1
In Little Current
To have your community events listed please email your events to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at our station at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.
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Now for North Shore Happenings

The Women in Song, Lois O’Hanley, Debbie Rivard and Patty Dunlop, are performing at the Alan Bray Auditorium in Blind River on January 18th at 7 pm – Tickets are $10 each and available from any Rotarian.
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Everyone is Welcome at the St. Andrew’s United Church in Blind River for a Luncheon on January 24th. There will be Soups, Sandwiches, desserts and Beverages – Admission is $6.
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The Elliot Lake Rec Centre is holding their Winter Dance on Saturday January 26th. Dancing starts at 8pm $7 for members and $9 for non-members – there will be a late lunch and DJ music.
ELATE in Elliot Lake are holding an Actin Workshop with Ralph Small on January 26 and 27th in the Pearson centre – the Workshop costs are 25$ for ELATE members and $50 for non-members.

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Junior Curlers in Elliot Lake are invited to join the program at the Deer Trail Curling Club. Open to young curler wannabes from Grade 5 up – the only equipment needed is a clean soled pair of running shoes. Call 848 7301 for more information.
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The Alzheimer Society in East Algoma are looking for volunteers for a door to door canvass in January. The Society reminds everyone that funds raised in the canvass remain within the District of Algoma. For more information and to volunteer call 848-8145.
There’s Blind River TV Bingo on Channel 10 each week at 7pm – Support Minor Hockey – Bingo Cards are $5.25 each and the Jackpot prize is $1,000.
Volunteers from the public in Blind River are invited to join a playground design committee as plans develop for 3 playgrounds in the town. Call Sally Hagman at 356-7861 to participate.

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Blind River’s Active Living coordinator Sally Hagman is looking for 20 volunteers to supervise Teen Night. If the necessary volunteers come forward then a Teen night will be held every Tuesday night from 8pm to midnight. Contact Sally at 356-7861 to volunteer or for more information.
The ELLIOT lake Bluegrass jammers club meets every Wednesday at 7pm in room 207 at the Gentle Shepherd church on Ottawa Avenue. Acoustic instruments only, coffee available, all levels of jammers welcome, and listeners too, for more information call 461-8077
Grade 8 students and their parents or guardians are invited to an Open house and information session at Espanola High School on Wednesday February 27th at 7pm
There is a winner take all Hockey tournament 8 sportsmen, 6 ladies and 4 35ers with Entry fee of $375.00 at the Massey Arena on February 29th, for registration or info call Jerry at 865-1615
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The Elliot Lake Jewels of Harmony and Men Of Song are combining for a Concert on April 13th. More singers are needed – rehearsals start on February 3rd. Join in and add your voice. Call Jean at 848-5565 of Ruth at 848-2684 for more information.
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That's the North Shore and area happenings brought to you by CFRM community corner. To have your community events listed please email to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.

Join Murray and Grace at the Gospel hall in Gore Bay on Agnes Street on Sunday January 6th from 4pm to 6pm about his Ministry in Africa. There will be a slide show with refreshments to follow.
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The Manitoulin Health Center Diabetes Clinic is having a Group Class on January 10th in the Manitoulin Health Centre Boardroom at 1 pm? The topic is Label Reading. To pre-register for this class please call Christy at extension 2415.

Pearson Brothers memorial hockey tournament January 11th to 13th, Entry fee is $300.00 per team; licensed under LLBO, no minors please, register early to book your team. Proceeds from hockey tournament to support community programs
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Café in the Woods is pleased to present Ian Tamblyn on Saturday January 19th at 8pm, with a $15.00 admission, reserve your tickets early, limited seating available. For info and or tickets call Kerrene at 368-2193, in the evenings, the Cafe is located at the Manitoulin Nordic Ski Club, 14 km west of Little Current at 2619, Hwy 540

And that’s what’s doin Manitoulin brought to you by your community radio station CFRM 101.1
In Little Current
To have your community events listed please email your events to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at our station at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.
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Now for North Shore Happenings

The Alzheimer Society in East Algoma are looking for volunteers for a door to door canvass in January. The Society reminds everyone that funds raised in the canvass remain within the District of Algoma. For more information and to volunteer call 848-8145.
There’s Blind River TV Bingo on Channel 10 each week at 7pm – Support Minor Hockey – Bingo Cards are $5.25 each and the Jackpot prize is $1,000.
Volunteers from the public in Blind River are invited to join a playground design committee as plans develop for 3 playgrounds in the town. Call Sally Hagman at 356-7861 to participate.

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Blind River’s Active Living coordinator Sally Hagman is looking for 20 volunteers to supervise Teen Night. If the necessary volunteers come forward then a Teen night will be held every Tuesday night from 8pm to midnight. Contact Sally at 356-7861 to volunteer or for more information.
The ELLIOT lake Bluegrass jammers club meets every Wednesday at 7pm in room 207 at the Gentle Shepherd church on Ottawa Avenue. Acoustic instruments only, coffee available, all levels of jammers welcome, and listeners too, for more information call 461-8077
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That's the North Shore and area happenings brought to you by CFRM community corner. To have your community events listed please email to radio@manitoulin.net or stop in at 10 Campbell St East in Little Current.