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MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE
KENHTÈ:KE KANYEN’KEHÁ:KA
ORÍ:WASE (news)
ISSUE 11/20
Kenten’kó:wa
(November)
Web: www.mbq-tmt.org / Facebook: MBQ.TMT / Twitter: @MBQTMT / Instagram: @mbq.tmt
Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte
Kenhteke nene kanyen’kehá:ka kanakerahserà:kon, nène rontathà:wi ne
kanekarahsera. Tsi niyonkwarihò:tens tahnon niyakwawennò:ten nahò:ten
yonkwateryèn:tare ne tsi nitsyonkwè:non. Yakwatstha nahò:ten ne
yonkwateryèn:tare tahnon nahò:ten yonkwaterihwayèn:ni ne ayakwaten’nikòn:raren
tahnon ayakhikwennyenste ne onkyonkwè:ta, onkyonhwentsya nahoténhshon
yonkwà:yen tahnon ne sa’oyè:ra.
Tyendinaga, as part of the Mohawk Nation, is a healthy, sustainable Kanyen’kehá:ka
community, built on and united by our language, culture, traditions, knowledge, and
history. We exercise our rights and responsibilities for the protection of and respect
for our people, our land, our resources, and the environment.
NOTICES:
ATTENTION MORTGAGE HOLDERS: It has come to our attention that many insurance
companies will ONLY notify the MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE if your existing
house insurance policy has been cancelled however will NOT when the policy has been
renewed. This creates a problem when incentives, rewrites and renovations are
requested. You will not qualify if your house insurance policy on file is not up to date.
In order to ensure your policy is current, we ask that you mail, fax or deliver renewal
form when received.
COVID-19 TESTING: If you would like to be tested for COVID-19 please call the CWC
at 613-967-3603 to schedule an appointment.
For most up to date information, please visit our Facebook page or website at
mbq-tmt.org/health/covid-19-updates
The Mohawk Firefighters responded to 12 calls from September
26th to October 23rd:
1 Leak/Spill: Gas/Propane 2 Alarm: Commercial
2 Medical: Assistance 2 Medical: Emergency
1 Fire: Residential 1 Alarm: Residential
1 Public Service 1 Electrical: Wiring
1 Fire: Other
This brings the total calls to 94 for 2020.
COMMUNITY MESSAGES
and ANNOUNCEMENTS
Happy Birthday!
A Very Happy Birthday Scott - November 15 Happy Birthday Adam –
Love Wendy & Glenn November 13th
Love Marilyn & Rick
Happy Birthday Mika, love Mom and Dad
Happy 9th Birthday Declan – November 19th
Happy Birthday Treads (Guy) Maracle, our Lots of Love Aunt Marilyn & Uncle Rick
favourite brother in law
Happy Birthday Sandy –
Happy 40th Birthday Nicole – November 7th November 25th
Lordy Lordy look who’s 40!! Love Marilyn & Rick
Love Aunt Marilyn & Uncle Rick
Happy 14th Birthday Jeremy – November 27th
Happy Birthday George – Lots of Love Aunt Marilyn & Uncle Rick
November 12th
Love Aunt Marilyn & Uncle Rick
Happy Anniversary!
Happy Anniversary Mom & Dad (Mary & Bruce) – November 20th
Love Rick & Marilyn
Happy Anniversary Grandma & Grandpa – November 20th
Love Sam, Phill, Emmett & Hayden
Advertise With Us!
Have an upcoming event or a business that you would like advertised in our monthly newsletter?
Want to wish someone a Happy Birthday or extend a Thank You to someone in our community?
Email communications@mbq-tmt.org for details!
Submission Deadline for December: November 19th, 12 PM
Deadline for January: December 16th, 12 PM
Kanhiote Library
CURRENT hours
Tuesday 10-1:30
Wednesday 12-6:30
Thursday 12-6:30
Saturday by appointment only
Computer use only at this time, in the library. Porch Pick-Up available; call 613-967-6264 or email
kanhiotelibrary@gmail.com to book. Library books can be returned any time by using our metal Book
Return box, then they will go into quarantine for 7 days before they will be put back on the shelves.
Meet the New Librarian
My name is Brandy Brant and I have lived on the Territory for most of my life. I've always loved
Kanhiote and I look forward to being your new librarian. Please feel free to contact me at the library if
you have any questions, concerns or ideas related to the library.
Farewell and Best Wishes
I have been proud and blessed to have served as your librarian for the past few years! They have been
years full of joy and growth. The library truly feels like home to me and the patrons I have been blessed
to get to know will always have a place in my heart! While I have made the difficult decision to step
away from this position in order to focus on my family in these strange times, I will remain a constant
supporter and lover of the library!
I have a feeling Brandy is going to do just fine!!
Kelly-Anne Whalen
1658 york rd / 613-967-6264 / www.kanhiote.ca
Loyalist College Board of Governors Recruitment 2020
Loyalist College’s Board of Governors is recruiting new members to fill three upcoming
vacancies.
Members of the Community are invited to indicate their interest in serving as a member
of the Board of Governors of Loyalist College. Governors are appointed for a three-year
term, with eligibility for an additional three-year term. Governors serve in a volunteer
capacity.
Loyalist has a campus in Belleville and in Bancroft, and provides continuing education
programs in a number of communities in our region.
The 17-person Board of Governors includes eight external representatives, four elected
members who represent the students, faculty, support staff and administrative staff of the
College, four Lieutenant Governor in Council appointments, and the College President.
Board members bring unique and diverse perspectives and leadership experiences given
the various backgrounds and positions they hold in the community. Loyalist wants to
ensure that its Board of Governors has the necessary skills and experience to govern
Loyalist College, and that the Board reflects the breadth, depth and diversity of the
communities served by Loyalist College including the demographic, cultural, linguistic,
economic, geographic, gender, ethnic and social characteristics of these communities.
The Board of Governors is also interest in ensuring that Indigenous representation on the
Board continues.
Leaders from all sectors are encouraged and invited to apply for the Governor positions
on the Board. If you feel that your skills and experience qualify you to be an effective
Board member, and you are familiar with the role of post-secondary education in Ontario,
we are interested in hearing from you. Past experience serving on relevant community
and/or private sector boards would be an asset.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please submit your application to Andrea
Paradise at aparadise@loyalistcollege.com by Friday, November 20, 2020. For more
information regarding the application procedure, please contact the President’s Office at
613-969-1913, ext. 2201
For questions, locally within Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, please contact the Director
of Education, Tracey Gazley at 613-396-3424, Ext. 156 or e-mail:
educationdirector@gmail.com
https://www.loyalistcollege.com/about-loyalist/board-of-governors/
TYENDINAGA MOHAWK COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 22, 2020
A meeting of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council was held on Tuesday, September 22, 2020 at 9:30 a.m. in the Council
Chambers.
Present: Chief R. Donald Maracle
Councillors: Josh Hill, Lynda Leween, Carl E. (Ted) Maracle and Kelly Maracle, joined by Microsoft Teams conference.
Staff: Angela Maracle, A/ Chief Administrative Officer; Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant;
Absent: David Souliere, CAO due to illness;
MOTION #1: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Josh Hill that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Special Minutes
of September 8, 2020 be approved.
Carried.
MOTION #2: Moved by Kelly Maracle, seconded by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council
Special Minutes of September 9, 2020 be approved.
Carried.
MOTION #3: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Lynda Leween to approve Councillor Kelly Maracle and Shelley
Bowden, create a TMC Action Item template.
Carried.
Council confirmed the following scheduled meetings:
• September 30, 2020 – 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business
• October 7, 2020 – 9:30a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular
• October 21, 2020 – 9:30a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular
• October 14, 2020 – 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business
• October 28, 2020 – 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business
MOTION #4: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded Lynda Leween to schedule a meeting to discuss TMC priorities on
October 2, 2020 at 1:00 p.m.
Carried.
MOTION #5: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Josh Hill to approve staff reach out the Youth Council to provide
2 names to attend the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians (AIAI) Annually General Assembly.
Carried.
MOTION #6: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Lynda Leween to defer the request to lease the warehouse building on
Hwy 49 for more information.
Carried.
MOTION #7: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Lynda Leween to defer the Post Secondary Education Policy
amendments for more information.
Carried.
MOTION #8: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Lynda Leween to approve signing the Quinte Mohawk School Teacher
and EA Contracts for 2020/2021.
Carried.
MOTION #9: Moved by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, seconded by Kelly Maracle to pay the Olthuis Kleer Townshend LLP
invoices #29639 in the amount of $2,200.00 regarding Hunting Rights and #29613 in the amount of $582.00 regarding
Non-Disclosure Agreement.
Carried.
MOTION #10: Moved by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, seconded by Josh Hill to request Todd Kring, Director of Infrastructure
to complete a comprehensive budget for the new fire hall.
Carried.
MOTION #11: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle to approve sending a letter to Peacemaker
Tobacco informing them they can apply for a business registration.
Carried.
MOTION #12: Moved by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, seconded by Kelly Maracle to approve the Tobacco Allocation for
October 2020 as follows:
Gas N Go John Brant
L & M Enterprises Sharon Maracle
McMurter Home Centre Jim McMurter
Mohawk Duty Free Terry Maracle
Mohawk One John Baptiste
Mohawk Tobacco Outlet Matthew Brant
Mohawk Trading Robert Greenwood
Nation 2 Nation Kevin Brant
Nations Best Conveniece Tara Green & Jason Maracle
Native Renaissance II Thomas B. Maracle
Oasis Tobacco & Conveniece Mathew Weldon
Onkwehonwe Neha Enterprises John Baptiste
Oyen'kwa Convenience & Wholesale Matt Weldon
Rez Boyz James Bowden
Rez Cresting Kirk Brant
Riverside Variety Peter Cook
Roxanne's Place Roxanne Lewis
Sago Full Service Gas & Variety Sharon Maracle
Sam's Lil Variety Sam Martin
Skyway Variety Phil Kring
Smokey's Shop Kevin Maracle
Smokin' Coffee Xpress Brian Brant
Smokin Speedway Virginia Maracle
Soaring Eagle Variety Tonya Maracle
Speedway Gas Virginia/Andy/Lisa
The Gas Depot John Akey
The Sacred Circle Charlene Maracle & Kevin Fox
The Smoke Depot John Akey
The Variety Store Russell Loft
Two Toes Variety Howard Brant
TYENDINAGA MOHAWK COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 22, 2020
Two Toes Variety Howard Brant
Village Variety Trevor Lewis
Winner's Circle Brian Brant
Work Gear Trevor Lewis
Martin's Beads & Craft Supplies Lisa Martin
Central Trading Post Greg Reilly
Smokin Pit Stop Lisa Maracle-Sexsmith
Coffee Shop Lorne Loft
Ruby's Fish & Chips Lorne & Ruby Loft
Exotic Cigars Ogwari Brant
Millside Ceramics Marleen Murphy
B's Country Boutique Brenda Brant
MOTION #13: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle to approve the three month temporary
Business Registration for H&F Extreme Outdoor, owner Austin Maracle.
Carried.
MOTION #14: Moved by Kelly Maracle, seconded by Lynda Leween to approve the Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)
funding agreement #1819-ON-000008,
amendment #A0010 Communications - $10,000,
Human Resources Surge Capacity (RN) - $13,910
Storage Container (daycare) - $1,424, Signage & Equipment - $9,000,
Supplies & Health Sites - $5,300, Training (Health & Safety) - $5,000
for a total amount of $44,634.
Carried.
MOTION #15: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Lynda Leween that this meeting go into private. (2:05 p.m.)
Carried.
Recorded by:
Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant
Original Signed by:
Chief R. Donald Maracle
TYENDINAGA MOHAWK COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 25, 2020
A meeting of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council was held on Friday, September 25, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. in the Council
Chambers.
Present: Chief R. Donald Maracle
Councillors: Lynda Leween, Josh Hill, and Kelly Maracle, joined by Microsoft Teams conference.
Staff: Angela Maracle, A/Chief Administrative Officer; Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant; Seizal
Kapadia, Director of Finance;
Absent: Carl E. (Ted) Maracle attending a funeral; David Souliere, CAO due to illness;
Jon Tuer, Wilkinson & Company and Derek Wong, ABN joined by Microsoft Teams conference.
MOTION #1: Moved by Kelly Maracle, seconded by Lynda Leween to accept the draft audit of consolidated financial
statements and the Management Report as of March 31, 2020 as presented by Wilkinson & Company Chartered
Accountants.
Carried.
MOTION #2: Moved by Kelly Maracle, seconded by Lynda Leween to accept the draft audit findings as of March 31,
2020 as presented by Wilkinson & Company Chartered Accountants.
Carried.
MOTION #3: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Kelly Maracle to accept the audit report as March 31, 2020 as
prepared by Wilkinson & Company Chartered Accountants for the following:
1. Transfer Payment Action Report
2. APR Home Support
3. APR Ontario Diabetes Strategy 2017/2018
4. CMHC Housing Statements
5. Ministry of Education – Daycare
6. Casino Rama – 9.1 Schedule
7. OFNLP2008 – 9.1 Schedule
Carried.
Chief R. Donald Maracle, Councillor Josh Hill, Councillor Lynda Leween and Angela Maracle, A/CAO continue to
address administrative issues.
Councillor Kelly Maracle left for an appointment.
MOTION #4: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Josh Hill that WHEREAS, the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte
First Nation has completed an application to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC’s) Section 95
On-Reserve Non-Profit Housing Program, and
WHEREAS, MBQ was has been conditionally approved for a $526,029 for lifetime subsidy for (4) four units, and
Therefore, be it Resolved, The Tyendinaga Mohawk Council confirms that it has chosen Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation (CMHC) Direct Lending Program to act as Lender to finance the construction of 4 units under the Section
95 On-Reserve Non-Profit housing program for the fiscal year 2020-21;
The Tyendinaga Mohawk Council confirm there is an established Tenant Selection Criteria and that it has been made
known and is available to all members of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte community;
The Tyendinaga Mohawk Council will cover all cost overruns relating to this project, over and above the amount
approved in the CMHC On-Reserve Non-Profit Program Application.
The Tyendinaga Mohawk Council confirm that Chief R. Donald Maracle and Angela Maracle, A/CAO are the persons
authorized to sign the commitment documents for this project.
The Tyendinaga Mohawk Council confirms that they will require an accountable advance for this project of 25% of the
total loan amount.
M.C.R. #2020/21-013.
Carried.
MOTION #5: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Josh Hill to approve awarding the contract for the Elder’s Lodge
parking lot replacement to Fitzgibbon Construction Ltd in the amount of $59,665.07.
Carried.
MOTION #6: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Josh Hill to approve awarding the contract for the Elder’s Lodge
roof replacement to Kevin White in the amount of $109,200.00.
Carried.
MOTION #7: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Josh Hill to approve awarding the contract for the sidewalk
replacements for 62, 66, 72, 74, and 80 Huron Brant Drive North to 809592 Ontario Inc. o/a Parkside Landscaping in
the amount of $37,530.00.
Carried.
MOTION #8: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Josh Hill to approve to approve to sign the Canada Mortgage and
Housing Corporation (CMHC) Section 95, Phase 6 Loan Renewal.
Carried.
MOTION #9: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Lynda Leween to defer the Indigenous Community Business Fund Plan
for further review and discussion with full Council.
Carried.
MOTION #10: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Lynda Leween that this meeting go into private. (12:15 p.m.)
Carried.
Recorded by:
Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant
Original Signed by:
Chief R. Donald MaracleTYENDINAGA MOHAWK COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 29, 2020
A special meeting of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council was held on Tuesday, September 29, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. via
Microsoft Teams video conferencing with the Tyendinaga COVID Response Team (TCRT) for an update on
COVID-19.
Present: Chief R. Donald Maracle
Councillors: Kelly Maracle, Josh Hill, Lynda Leween; Carl E. (Ted) Maracle;
Staff: Angela Maracle, A/Chief Administrative Officer; Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant;
Susan Barberstock, Director of Community Wellbeing; Seizal Kapadia, Director of Finance; Jason Brant, Chief,
Tyendinaga Police Services; Tracey Gazley, Director of Education; Todd Kring, Director of community Infrastructure;
Mika Henry, Communications Officer; Brittany Brant, Community Health Nurse in Charge; Lisa Maracle, Director of
Community Services; Bryce McMurter, IT/Fibre; Carmen El Mur, Employee Relations Manager; Tom Kring, Senior
Housing Manager;
Absent: David Souliere, CAO, due to illness;
Brittany Brant provided an update on the COVID-19 stats.
Everyone left the meeting but Chief and Council, Angela Maracle, A/Chief Administrative Officer; Shelley Bowden,
Executive Administrative Assistant; Seizal Kapadia, Director of Finance; Todd Kring, Director of Community
Infrastructure to discuss new Fire Hall.
MOTION #1: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle to approve awarding the contract to Build All
Contractors for the construction of the new fire hall in the amount of $3,538,070.36.
Carried.
MOTION #2: Moved by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, seconded by Lynda Leween to approve to Todd Kring, contact CKA -
Colbourne & Kembel, Architects Inc. to proceed to the next step in the construction of the new fire hall.
Carried.
MOTION #3: Moved by Lynda Leween, seconded by Kelly Maracle that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council hereby
approve to nominate Stacia L. Loft for the AIAI Deputy Grand Chief position at the Association of Iroquois and Allied
Indians Annual General Assembly being held on November 3 - 5, 2020 hosted by the Eelunaapeewi Lahkeewiit,
Delaware Nation. M.C.R. #2020/21-014.
Carried.
MOTION #4: Moved by Kelly Maracle, seconded Lynda Leween that this meeting be adjourned. (2:00 p.m.)
Carried.
Recorded by:
Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant
Original Signed by:
Chief R. Donald MaracleTYENDINAGA LOCK BOX CAMPAIGN
! KEEP IT ON LOCK!
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GET YOUR FREE LOCK BOX
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27TH 2020
MOHAWK COMMUNITY CENTRE
10AM-2PM
LOCK BOXES ARE FOR EVERYBODY!
THEY ARE A INTEGRAL PART OF ANY HOME SAFETY
ROUTINE, JUST LIKE A FIRST AID KIT
WHAT GOES IN A LOCK BOX?
PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION
MEDICAL CANNABIS
RECREATIONAL CANNABIS
OTHER RECREATIONAL SUBSTANCES
TYLENOL/ADVIL
HOUSEHOLD MEDICATIONTis the Season
Christmas Food Hampers
INCOME LEVELS
Income Verification for Sole/Single
-$29,120.00 or less for 2020
Income Verification for Couple/Family $43,680.00 or less for 2020
**Income Verification Needed At Time Of Application**
Christmas Food Hamper Applications
Will be taken over the phone, during
the following dates:
November 2nd, 2020 –November 27th, 2020
To Register for this Program:
Contact Christina Cyr
@ 613-967-0122
Ext. 140
or
Ontario Works Text Line
@ 613-885-4268
The Christmas Food Hamper program ensures that low-income families have
a nutritious and festive Christmas dinner.
This program operates on donations alone. Many thanks to our community,
surrounding businesses and individuals who continue to donate to this special
program.“The dates have increased to a week, only because this creates more
opportunity days. We are trying to accommodate schools, people who work
Monday – Friday, and for people organizing events. (November 15th will
always be the original date) Do we "have" to wear our Mocs the whole week?
Nope, choose a day or days or the whole week if you like. Is there a main day?
The original day will always be November 15th Where is RYM? Where ever you
may be! Wherever your day takes you! Why? We, as Indigenous people, wear
our moccasins, standing together worldwide, while recognizing our Tribal indi-
viduality. Honoring our Ancestors & Indigenous peoples worldwide and cele-
brate National Native American Heritage Month. How to join in? Wear your
moccasins!” - Rock Your Mocs Facebook Page
Let’s bring Rock your Mocs to Tyendinaga with the hashtag:
#ROCKYOURMOCSTYENDINAGA
Rock Your Mocs sometime this week post a picture to Facebook and
use the hashtag #ROCKYOURMOCSTYENDINAGA
Make sure your privacy setting is set on PUBLIC so we can see it
Or
Send the pic to ICMHWW@mbq-tmt.org
And you will be entered into a draw to WIN some SWEET Prizes!!!!GOOD FOOD BOX
2020
‘Keeping our Community Healthy’
ORDER BY: PICK UP:
$10 Veggie Bag
Wed. Nov 18 Tues Nov 24
$5 Fruit Bag
Wed Dec 16 Tues Dec 22
* Pay when you pick up,
cash only.
To order
or for more information,
Order by: 4:30 pm
call Vanessa, at CWC Pick up: 1 pm-3 pm
613-967-3603 ext. 137 at
50 Meadow Drive
Community Wellbeing
You will receive all the ingredients to prepare a meal that will ser ve 4-5 people
We will be prepping this meal for the crock-pot via Zoom
Slow Cooker Lasagna
When: Friday November 20th 2020
Where: via Zoom cooking with Allison Brant
Time: 9am to 11am
Limit:20 people
Food will be delivered on Thursday, November 19th between 11am and 1pm
If you would like to sign up for this workshop, please contact the
Community Health Program Hannah Hill chrcwb@mbq-tmt.org or Crystal Maracle crys-
talm@mbq-tmt.org or call 613-967-3603DUTY TO REPORT The saying “it takes a village to raise a child” is never more true than when we talk about protecting children. Keeping the most vulnerable members of the community safe is the responsibility of everyone. If you have a reason to believe that a child is in need of protection or is at risk of harm, make the call to the Mohawk Family Services (613-976-0122). If you have reasonable grounds to suspect a child is in need of help, you need to make the call. It isn’t up to you to prove or investigate the abuse but it is up to you to reach out and help protect the child. The role of the Mohawk Family Services and CAS is to investigate calls made by the public using a professional and standardized process. The person making the report should bring forward their concerns and the agencies will determine if there is a sufficient basis to warrant further assessment of the concerns about the child.
2020
CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALE
WHEN: November 16th to November 30th
WHERE: DUE TO COVID-19, THE EVENT HAS BEEN MOVED
ONLINE! CHECK OUR FACEBOOK PAGE (MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF
QUINTE) FOR FULL DETAILS.
ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT RENEEB@MBQ-TMT.ORGM o h aw k
Pentecostal
Church
when we meet
Sunday 10:30 am Worship Service
6:30 pm Worship Service
Wednesday 7:00 pm Bible Study
Saturday 7:00 pm Prayer
1984 York Road
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory
Ontario Canada
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Church - 613.396.5329
Parsonage 613.396.5325
Joy Brant 613-885-0506 or www.tmpc.ca
Birdie Doreen 613 921 3909
Coming events
Nov 1, 2020 Church Service will resume at 10:30
am service and evening video series
The Harbinger 2 by Jonathan Cahn
Nov 8, 2020 Church Service will resume at 10:30
am service and evening video series
The Harbinger 2 by Jonathan Cahn
Nov 15, 2020 Church Service will resume at 10:30
am service and evening video series
The Harbinger 2 by Jonathan Cahn
Nov 22, 2020 Church Service will resume at 10:30
am service and evening video series
The Harbinger 2 by Jonathan Cahn
Nov 29, 2020 Church Service will resume at 10:30
am service and evening video series
The Harbinger 2 by Jonathan Cahn
Wednesday night Bible study has resumed
Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or
terriÞed because of them, for the LORD your God
goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake
you.”
Deuteronomy 31:6In Search of
Artists and Artifacts!
We are looking for local
artifacts/heirlooms and art pieces
to be displayed over a six-week
period at the Lennox and Addington
County Museum and Archives.
We're working with the museum, the
Kanhiote Public Library, and The
Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte to
create an exhibit all about
Kenhtè:ke!
Deadline to send heirlooms or art pieces is Nov 6.
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November 14th is World Diabetes
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with Sucker Creek on Gordon’s
613-969-0239, Basil & Pat Miller 3163A Bayshore
bedroom on a 1Road, small
acre lot. 10
Point with garage
years old. and shed. Needs a
Contact: 613-969-0239, Basil & WANTED lot of work.
IfCarol
interested,
Anne atplease call:
613-920-9450
Pat Miller Looking for 2-3 bdrm house 613-243-8044
Family
Hwy #49looking forof.
or east land to build
on close to highway 49 and the
HOUSE FOR SALE CallWill
401. Melinda, 613-813-1748
consider other areas too.
Please call or text Elliot at HOUSE FOR SALE
21200
bdrm.
sqft1400
homesqwith
ft., well (never
finished
runs out), many new upgrades, 647-291-2032, thanks.
Basement 2400 sqft in total, bdrm. 1400
2 brdm, 1400sq.
sq ft,
ft.,well
well(never
(never
internet ready, living room, runs out), many new upgrades,
runs out), many new upgrades.
30x30 and
dining finished 2 car
1 bath andgarage.
2 car internet ready,
Internet living room,
ready. Living room,
5 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths
garage on 3/4 acre lot. Asking dining and 1 bath and 2 car
PROPERTY FOR SALE dining and 1 bath. 2 car garage
$200,000.00
Large pool, hot tub and double garage on 3/4 acre lot. Asking
deckmore
withinformation
bar and finished Waterfront acres connects Bay with on 3/4 acre lot.
$200,000.00
For contact 2 LOTS
Sucker FORonSALE
Creek Gordon’s Point
gazebo
Balin at 343-889-1219 For more information contact
Many upgrades have been 613-969-0239, Basil & Pat Miller Asking
Balin at$250,000 - for more
343-889-1219
done, All Appliances included, 9.84 acres of vacant land and information call 343-889-1219
connected to water. 7.22 acres of vacant land
WANTED located between Wymans and
Asking $425,000, serious
2+ acre building
inquires only. lot, preferably Homeland Drive. Accessible by
waterfront. an unopened road allowance. HOUSE FOR SALE
Located on York Road,
Please call 832-741-8530
Cell: 343-263-3049 2 bdrm. 1400 sq ft., well (never
Contact: Michele Heaney at 3runs
Bedroom, 1 Bathroom
out), many new upgrades,
613-583-7253 or email internet ready,
Modular living
Bungalow room,along
located
WANTED michele.heaney@gmail.com dining and 1 bath
the Salmon River. and 2 car
garage on 3/4 acre lot. Asking
Looking for 2-3 bdrm house $200,000.00
Hwy #49 or east of. Contact: Michele Heaney at 613-
For moreor
583-7253 information
email contact
Call Melinda, 613-813-1748 Balin at 343-889-1219
michele.heaney@gmail.com
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