December 2014 Publication

The
Neebing
News
Volume Se ven, Number Twelve
December 2014
What’s
the
story
behind
this
majestic
guy?
Check
out
page 4
for more
info!
Photo
credit Kyra
Harasen
Letter from Santa!
Dear Neebing,
As the Holiday season approaches, I am checking my list of
“Naughty and Nice” children. On the Nice list, I am seeing Council
names, Erwin Butikofer, the new Councillor at Large, and Brian
Price, Councillor for Crooks, and Roger Shott, the incumbent
from Blake township, all good little boys, along with Mayor Ziggy,
Councillors Coulson, Lankinen, and Mc Cooeye. They will be
working hard to make our community better this year. I will make
sure that they get lots of vitamins to keep up the hard work.
Our Road crew also are high on the list. We must make sure their
stockings are filled with goodies, and heat packs for the work they
do on our behalf.
The Municipal Office staff and Building Inspector are amongst the
hardest-working elves I have. So their presents will be good ones.
Chief Dale and the boys and girls of the Fire Department will
share my cookies and milk as we visit your tree, Christmas Eve. I
will see all the calories are removed for their continued good
health.
Our committees and volunteers are always here for us and they
should be recognized for all they do....perhaps with something
chocolate.
Now for the Naughty List........oops, my internet provider has broken my connection....... Maybe they will head up this list.
Finally, a reminder to enjoy the season, drive safely, and be sure to
attend the Christmas Cookie and Craft Sale, Dec 13 at Blake Hall,
11 am to 2 pm sponsored by NFRA. The Missus and I will attend to
meet and greet you all. Lots to see, do, eat, and visit with your
neighbours. Bring the kids, old and young, lots of prizes, refreshments and a Money tree draw worth $200. That is all for now, HOHOHO, looking for more SnOW!
!
Santa Claus
CounCil ConTACT liST
MAYOR
Ziggy Polkowski
964-2083
Councillor at Large
Erwin Butikofer
964-1788
Councillor for Blake
Roger Shott
964-2270
Councillor for Crooks
Brian Wright
964-2365
Councillor for Pardee
Curtis Coulson
577-2475
Councillor for Pearson
Bill Lankinen
577-2429
Councillor for Scoble
Mike McCooeye
475-5665
STAFF – 474-5331
website: www.neebing.org
general email: [email protected]
Solicitor/Clerk
Rosalie Evans
[email protected]
Treasurer
Nadia LaRussa
[email protected]
Deputy-Clerk
Erika Kromm
[email protected]
Fire Chief
Dale Ashbee
[email protected]
CBO
Gordon Cuthbertson
[email protected]
DATE: Saturday, December 13, 11am to 2pm
Place: Blake Comunity Hall
Cookies may be dropped off at the Municipal Office
Friday Dec. 12 during office hours until 5 pm, then on
Saturday Dec. 13 before 10 am for set up.
FRIDAY EVENING 5-7 COOKIE DROP OFF CANCELLED
We ran out of cookies last year-we need more this
year, so please get baking!
For more information or to book a 964-2088.craft table
(table $10), please call Edith Tivendale at 964-2088
SEASONS GREETINGS
The Administration Office and Public Works
Will be closed for the holiday season
As of noon December 24th, 2014
And reopen on: Monday, January 5, 2015
Road Maintenance will be done on an “as needed”
basis through
the holiday season.
Mayor, Council and staff
Wish everyone a happy, safe
Holiday season
and
A very prosperous new year.
Neebing
Fire/Rescue Association
Metal and Aluminum Can
Collections at
Landfills
and Neebing
Municipal office
Thank you for
your donations!
CALL FOR COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT BOARD MEMBERS
Written applications will be received from persons interested in serving as a
member on the Committee of Adjustment for the Municipality of Neebing for
a four year term.
Applications will be received at the Municipal Office until 4:30 p.m. on December 2nd, 2014, with a view to having the appointments made at the regular council meeting of December 3rd, 2014.
Applications can also be submitted by facsimile to 474-5332 or by electronic
mail to [email protected].
The Committee of Adjustment is established under the authority of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.13, as amended. Its meetings are technically judicial-style hearings at which various types of applications for planning
approvals are considered. The Committee’s jurisdiction includes applications
for:
a) consents to sever (divide) property;
b) ‘minor’ relief from the provisions of the Municipality’s zoning by-law;
c) interpretation of the terms of the Municipality’s zoning by-law;
d) extending or enlarging legal non-conforming uses; and
e) validation orders.
In Neebing, the most common applications are the first two – the other three
are quite rare.
Neebing’s Committee of Adjustment is composed of 7 members. Meetings
(hearings) occur as required to respond to applications received. Each committee member is asked to view the property which is the subject matter of
the meeting, if possible, prior to the hearing. An honorarium is paid to each
member per hearing attendance.
The new Committee would commence its duties on December 4th, 2014 and
serve for a term commensurate with that of the Municipal Council, expiring
November 30th, 2018 or as soon after that time as replacements are appointed.
page 2, The Neebing News, December 2014-Merry Christmas!
SLATE VALLEY
CHRISTMAS TREES
Our “CUT YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS
TREE” plantation is ready for its
first harvest this December.
We have beautiful White Spruce
trees from apartment to full
size. Bring the family and enjoy
the tree experience with hot
chocolate, cookies and Christmas music.
Located at Hanna’s Seed
Farm - 464 Candy Mountain
Drive, Slate River
For more information call John or Susan at 476-0901
The 4H members have had a
busy fall.
4H News
by Stacey Freemantle
In September they held their Achievement Night for the
“Small Pets” project and were happy to see several new
members join.
In October and November they had lots of fun completing the “Power of Produce” project, cooking and
baking lots of delicious foods that have fruits and vegetables as the main ingredients. Their Halloween celebration included produce based games, carving
pumpkins and a watermelon brain, and making
“shrunken heads” out of apples. We had a great time
at the Achievement Night. I think all of our families
and friends enjoyed the fruit and veggie fashion
show!
The members also enjoyed volunteering at the Pinegrove United Church’s Harvest Dinner. It was great
to be able to give back to the Church, as they allow us
to use their facilities.
The next 4H project will be “Sew Easy”.
Members will be learning to sew with sewing
machines and will be completing some fun
and useful items to keep.
If you are interested in 4H, please contact
Stacey Freemantle at [email protected] or 474-3979.
Take Off Pounds Sensibly
We meet every Tuesday at 6:00 pm
at Blake Hall. Drop in for a meeting.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Phone: Rose Marie at 577-5924 or Rhonda
at 475-9529
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/topson4756/home
CALL FOR BOARD MEMBER VOLUNTEERS:
Written applications will be received from persons interested in serving
as volunteer members of various boards and committees for the Municipality of Neebing for the year 2015.
640 Beverly Street
(807) 344-3232 Office
(807) 344-5400 Fax
1-888-837-6926 Toll Free
[email protected]
www.avistarealty.ca
Ray Johnson
Barb McEwen
Salesperson
(807) 626-3860 CELL
Services:
• Firewood delivery
• Tree cutting & stump removal
• Land clearing • Building site preparation
• Driveways & ditches
• Culvert replacement
• Excavator services
• Basement & pond digging, etc.
• Earth levelling & removal
5211 Hwy. 61
• Log loading & hauling
Neebing
• Scrap vehicle removal
H 964-2380
• 20 tonne float services
C 628-6841
Applications will be received at the Municipal Office until 4:30 p.m. on
December 2nd, 2014, with a view to having the appointments made at
the regular council meeting of December 3rd, 2014.
Applications can also be submitted by facsimile to 474-5332 or by electronic mail to [email protected].
Cloud Bay (Crooks) Cemetery Board
(5 positions) District Veterinary Services Committee
(2 positions) Neebing Recreation Committee
(5 positions)Livestock Evaluators
(up to 3 positions) Economic (Development) Advisory Committee (5
positions) Fence Viewers
(3 positions)
Further details regarding the duties for members of any of these Committees is available at the Municipal Office. At present, all appointments are for a one year term, for calendar 2015. The committees
have been asked to review their terms of reference to see whether alternate term lengths would be preferable, so the appointment terms
may change in future.
Please note that if you are a sitting member of any of these committees, you do need to re-apply for the upcoming calendar year term.
THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CAN NOT GUARANTEE THE PLACEMENT OF
ALL APPLICANTS ON THE VARIOUS BOARDS AND/OR COMMITTEES.
THE COUNCIL WILL DO ITS BEST TO PLACE APPLICANTS ON THE BOARD
AND/OR COMMITTEE OF THEIR CHOICE.
The Neebing News, December 2014-Merry Christmas!, page 3
NFRA
Cookie &
Craft
Sale
Dec. 131
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BEST
in
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This Great
Horned Owl
paid a visit to
the Harasen's
chicken coop
on Sunday
and was kind
enough to
pose for
pictures
before being
sent on his
way.
He stood at
approximately
18 inches tall
with about a
four foot wing
span. Check
out those
talons! It's no
wonder the
chickens
were nervous.
Photo credit Kyra Harasen
4777 Hwy 11/17
Kakabeka
Falls
628-0652
page 4, The Neebing News, December 2014-Merry Christmas!
HOURS
MON-FRI: 10-6 SAT:10-5
www.kakabekadepot.com
Neebing Emergency Services
Trick or Treat Night Prize Winner
Jori Bakker (and siblings) is presented with a talking combination Carbon Monoxide / Smoke
Alarm by Neebing Emergency Services (NES) Fire Chief Dale Ashbee on November 1, 2014 the day after Halloween, as well as the ‘first day of the first ever’ Carbon Monoxide Week in Ontario.
by Dale Ashbee, Fire Chief - Neebing
Neebing fire and rescue volunteers hold a Trick or Treat Night each October 31st at Hall 1 (corner
of Hwy. 61 & Hwy. 608). This event encourages Neebing parents to drop in with their ghosts and
goblins on Halloween to pick up treats as well as fire safety information.
With the start of the inaugural Carbon Monoxide Week scheduled to follow the next day, NES decided to hold a draw this year from the names of those ‘trick or treaters’ attending , with the
‘prize winner’ to receive a CO Alarm. Chief Ashbee states that “studies have shown that small
children will often sleep through the noise of an alarm, but respond well to a human voice telling
them about the danger. A combination talking CO/Smoke alarm seemed the most appropriate
prize for the trick or treat crowd”.
Neebing residents are reminded that new regulations require that all residences in Ontario that
have at least one fuel burning device, must have working CO alarms installed by April 15, 2015. If
you have any questions on whether or not you are required to have a CO alarm in your residence,
please contact the office at 474-5331.
Not sure if it was the extended and unbreaking winter or the truncated summer, but everyone I talk to recently
seems to be wondering where 2014
went. While I can think back on a lot of
things I did in 2014, for some reason I
tend to agree with the common lament,
and wonder where 2014 went so
quickly.
As I write this I am still in denial that
winter is coming, and that I only have …
how few days left before Christmas?
Shopping ideas anyone??
With the cold of course comes the use
of heaters and stoves, as well as all the
precautions that we must keep in mind
to remain fire-safe over the winter. If
you use electric space heaters to beat
the chill, be sure you inspect the cords,
check that the thermostats are shutting
the heaters off properly so they don’t
overheat, and make sure you are
plugged in to a circuit that can safely
service the heater. If you keep blowing
fuses or tripping breakers, it is a clear
sign that the system is having difficulty
supporting the electrical load and
should be looked at in order to identify
and correct the problem, thereby avoiding a potential fire threat.
For those with wood burning stoves, remember to inspect and clean your
chimney, both before you use it and
then periodically during the winter. As
well, make sure you maintain good
clearances from your stove and combustibles like paper, cardboard and
clothing. It is interesting how ‘things’
seem to creep on their own, until they
are inside the ‘danger zone’ and assume
the potential to create fire hazards. “I
didn’t put it there” is not the discussion
you want to be having as the fire trucks
pull up.
And for those with gas and oil heaters,
make sure they are inspected regularly
to ensure they are operating efficiently
and to minimize threats of Carbon
Monoxide entering your home.
By now everyone should have heard
about the new requirement for Carbon
Monoxide alarms in all homes in Ontario where there is at least one fuel
burning device. I know in talking with
people many already have CO alarms in
their homes, but now with the new regulations, there are specific requirements for minimum numbers and
locations of CO alarms in a residence,
and of course, fines for noncompliance.
CO is a normal emission of burning carbon fuels like gas, oil, wood, coal and is
an odourless and tasteless gas. CO detectors warn us of the presence of CO,
and are the first ‘line of defense’ in
avoiding possible CO poisoning.
There is an abundance of information
available in both paper and electronic
In Search of the Grinch Who Stole 2014
copy on the hazards of CO and how to
avoid CO poisoning. If you wish more
information you may choose to start by
looking at the special Carbon Monoxide
section recently added to the Neebing
municipal web site .
You will find additional fire safety tips
for a safe Christmas in the 12 Days of
Christmas article. I encourage you to
read them and build fire safety into
your holiday thinking.
As we head out of 2014, I would like to
send a special Best Wishes to those residents of Neebing that we had the opportunity to serve directly over the past
year. Be assured that it was our pleasure to have assisted you in your time of
need,
I would also like to recognize those who
donated goods, services, monetary contributions, time or otherwise supported
the various fund raising activities during
2014. Thank You for your generosity,
thoughtfulness and support.
And ……….
To All the Residents of Neebing:
Best Wishes to You and Your Entire
Family over the Holiday Season,
and for upcoming 2015!!!
From All the Fire and Rescue
Volunteers of Neebing
The Neebing News, December 2014-Merry Christmas! page 5
RURAL CUPBOARD FOOD BANK
REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH - NEIGHBOURS HELPING NEIGHBOURS,
P. 0. BOX 327 KAKABEKA FALLS, ON POT 1WO
By Gladys Grant
The last month of the year is upon us
along with the Christmas Season fast
approaching and the Rural Food
Cupboard bank is hoping you will
consider helping a less fortunate
child this Christmas. We are launching a “Sponsor A Child lunch Program” It is the gift that keeps on
giving to a child through the whole
school year. Your generous sponsorship of a registered school age child
of the Food Bank will give the receiver a lunch box with appropriate
items for one week per month of the
school year for $50.00. It is an ongoing gift every time a child opens
their lunch kit at school. The children
of the food bank will appreciate your
kind sponsorship. A tax receipt will
be issued for any donation of $20.00
or more as we are a non- profit registered charity. A BiG THAnK You to Mary Germain and friends for asking people to
bring a donation of food items to
their Two Bit Auction held at Rosslyn hall in November. Gifts of
money were also donated. A full load
of groceries filled our vehicle to the
brim and it was greatly appreciated. A BiG THAnK You To EVERYonE!! Our food bank would not be
able to operate if is was not for our
Volunteers who give so freely of
their time all year long. There is approximately 22 or more volunteers
helping out every month and also
clients who help out on food bank
day or whenever they are asked to
give a hand with the many tasks
needed to be done. It is greatly appreciated.
ATTEnTion: The Food Bank will
be open on December 10th, the 2nd
Wednesday of this month from 11
A.M. to 1:30 P.M. Food can be
dropped off at the Provincial Alliance Credit Union in Kakabeka
Falls and the Oliver Paipoonge Library in Rosslyn Village during business hours and also the Needing
Municipal Office. Reusable shopping bags are always needed and can
be dropped off at the above locations
or at the food bank at times listed
below. You can bring them on Tuesday afternoon December 9th from 1 P.M.
to 2 P.M. or in the evening from 7
P.M. to 8 P.M. when people are at the
food bank preparing for food bank
day. If you have any questions or
concerns the phone number is 2850836 for the food bank. Calls will be
received between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m.
daily. Please leave a message on the
answering machine and someone will
get back to you as soon as possible.
The next food bank meeting will be
Wednesday, January 14th, 2015 at 6
P.M. A BiG THAnK You To Murillo
Bakery who bakes fresh bread every
food bank day and supplies if for our
clients at no charge to the food bank.
Vanderwees Poultry Farms Limited
for doing their part by giving us a discount on the eggs we buy each month
and Breukelman’s Potato Farm for
doing their part in helping us to keeping costs down.
A BiG THAnK You to the all the
churches and organizations who support us all year long. We are asking for everyone to continue supporting The Rural Cupboard
Food Bank in 2015. Through your
continued support we are able to help
those who need assistance in our
communities. Donations to the building fund are always welcome. MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Sold and Serviced by
Daniel Vanlenthe
Mechanical
Authorized HeatMaster Dealer • 939-1013
WETT Inspections and
woodburning appliance
installation & maintenance
Cookies!
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AUTO REPAIR
Fast Forward Auto
Full Service Auto Repair; 4 Wheel Alignments
1024 Boundary Dr. W., Neebing Shop 628-8551
CATERING, HALL RENTALS
& MEETINGS
Blake Hall - For Rental call 474-5331
Founder's Museum
Hwy. 61 & Gillespie Road, Phone: 475-5114
Fax: 473-4663, Email: [email protected]
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
Crupi’s Concrete
Forming, finishing, repair, parging, all types
628-3693, 939-4164 Peter
CHURCHES
St. Benedict’s Chapel
Sunday Mass is always the 3rd Sunday
of the Month at 1:30pm.
Priest: Fr. Thomas Mullamangalam, 473-97222
Thunder Bay Seventh-day Adventist Church
1770 Oliver Road, Phone: 807 346 4583
www.seventhdayadventistchurchthunderbay.com
Services on Sat.: Sabbath School 9:30 a.m
Worship Service-11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Bible Study & Prayer Wed. 7:00 -8:15 p.m.
RURAL BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY
CLEANING
Executive Cleaning
Commercial & Residential Cleaning
Phone Louisa - 628-2076, Murillo
CLOWN
Laugh Out Loud with BoBo The Clown
Christmas parties, birthday parties!
boboclown.com 628 7271, Chris
ELECTRICAL
Lakeshore Electric Ltd. ECRA/ESA #7009955
New Construction, Upgrades, Renovations
Phone Jeff - 707-1769
FEED & FERTILIZER
Thunder Bay Co-op Farm Supplies
Highway 61 & Boundary Drive
Phone 475-5190 Fax 475-7420 www.tbcoop.com Fertilizers, chemicals, building supplies, hardware, feed, poultry chicks, garden products
GEOTHERMAL
Northern Geo-Thermal Systems
Ground source heat pumps, HVAC Contractor, Sheet
Metal Work
807-935-3131 [email protected]
page 6, The Neebing News, December 2014-Merry Christmas!
METAL ROOFING
Thunder Bay Co-op Farm Supplies
Highway 61 & Boundary Drive, Phone 475-5190 Fax 475-7420 www.tbcoop.com
MUSIC
Largest Stock of Ideal Metal Roofing & Siding in N. Ont.
Musical Discovery with Suzanne Gilmore
Piano, Voice, Theory, Intro Guitar
Exam Prep for Royal Conservatory
Lessons held in Rural Schools
964-2223 [email protected]
PAINTING
Professional Interior/ Exterior, Residential/
Commercial Painting Services
Contact Dave Ariganello at
[email protected] or 631-3579.
View our website at www.toprungservices.com
REAL ESTATE SALES
Avista Realty Group Ltd.
640 Beverly St. Thunder Bay
Barb McEwen, Sales Rep.
Cell 807-626-3860 Ph. 344-3232 Fax 344-5400
Juliette Collier Sales Rep.
Team 100 Realty Inc.
291 S. Court St. 629-2788 345-2226
SNOW PLOWING
Executive Cleaning & Snow Plowing
Snow Plowing, Snow Blowing, Shovelling
Phone Trevor - 628-6706
STORAGE
Railside Properties
202 Hwy 130 Rosslyn, On. P7K 0B8 We meet all your
storage needs:cubicle, warehouse, outdoor fenced lot.
807-939-2464.
WATER TREATMENT
Authorized Purifiner dealer for N.W.O.,
Water treatment specialists
Brad’s Water Treatment 577-0462
WELL SERVICES/PUMPS
Kershaw Well Services
350 Blindline Road, Rosslyn, ON P7K 0R7
Phone 939-2166 Fax 939-2167
Kakabeka Falls & Rural
District RCL#225
All events take place at the Kakabeka Legion on Hwy
11-17 in Kakabeka Falls
Call the events line for info. 473-9122 or check out our web page at www.kakabekalegion.ca
submitted by Sandra Mazur
Sun. Nov. 30th
Wednesdays
Sat. Dec. 6th
Sun. Dec. 14th
Sat. Dec.21st
Saturdays
CHRISTMAS CONCERT BY THE EMMANUEL GOSPEL
SINGERS IN SUPPORT OF THE RURAL FOOD CUPBOARD
2 p.m admission by donation. What a great
opportunity to make your donation work for the Rural Food Cupboard
as for every dollar donated the legion will give $2. Please come out
and enjoy the start of the holiday season while supporting this worthy
cause.
Booking Christmas Parties NOW!
Stage Shows - Balloon Sculptures
Big and Small Crowds
2014’s Christmas Show is HILARIOUS!
Skit Comedy • Music • Magic
Birthday Parties
Schools: Cross Curricular Fun!
[email protected]
boboclown.com
628-7271-Chris
BINGO takes place every Wednesday - Payout of $1,465.00
Doors open at 5p.m Early birds begin at 6:45 p.m.
For more information call Gary at 473-9631
The last bingo for the year will be held on December 17th Bingo
will resume in the New year on January 21st. See you then
DANCE to the music of Quest 8p.m- 11 p.m. Cost is $7 per
person including coffee and a light snack. This will be the only
dance in December the next dance date will be January 24th with
Quest.
For more information call Gary 473-9631
BUFFET “BREAKFAST WITH SANTA” 8:30- 12:00 Noon
Bring the children out to visit with Santa. Don’t forget to bring
your camera for picture opportunities.
‘All you can eat” Canadian and Finn pancakes, bacon, sausage,
scrambled eggs, hash browns, coffee, tea, juice, toast and jam or try
our “Made just for you” omelette. Adults $10. Seniors $9. and
children’s pricing as well. Join the breakfast club and after 10 paid
breakfasts you get a free breakfast.
NOTE: Due to the increase in food costs the price of our breakfasts
will be increasing by $1 effective January 2015 New prices will be $ \
$11 Adults $10 Seniors $6 children
ANNUAL COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS SUPPER 4:00- 6:00 p.m.
Join us for a traditional Turkey Dinner with all of the fixings.
Tickets available now at the branch Adults $12.00 Children under 8
$6.00
CRIB every Saturday from 1-4 p.m.
For more information call Tim at 983-2998
New every Saturday is the Kakabeka Indoor Farmer’s Market at the legion. Come
and visit your local farmers, bakers and crafters for fresh produce, preserves, baking
and crafts. Admission is free and the kitchen is open. A “Country Breakfast” is available
for only $5. A great place to finish up your Christmas shopping for that special someone!
The members of Kakabeka Legion wish you and your family
a Happy and Healthy Holiday Season. Merry Christmas to all!
Located on Mission Island
We purchase
Scrap Steel,
Copper, Aluminum, etc.
$$$ Recycle Metals
Crafts!
Make some money & save our environment
623-4559
NFRA
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Craft
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www.lakeheadscrap.com
Some restrictions may apply
SANDHILL
AND
SCOBLE
LANDFILL
HOURS
The Sandhill
and Scoble
Landfill sites
will commence winter hours as
of
October 2,
2014 to April
1, 2015. The
hours will
be:
Saturday:
9 a.m. to 5
p.m.
Sunday:
12 noon to 4
p.m.
The Rural Family
Resource Centre/
Best Start
Programs
MURILLO SITE PROGRAM
(4509 Oliver Road)
Morning sessions run from
Monday to Friday 9:30 - 12:00
Afternoon sessions are on
Wednesday from 1:30 - 4:00
VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL
SITE PROGRAM
Runs weekly from 10:00 to 12:00
No pre-registration is necessary,
however, we ask that you provide a
nut-free snack for your child
Call 935-3009 for
further information.
The Neebing News, December 2014-Merry Christmas! page 7
Deadline for the JANUARY issue of The
Neebing News JAN. 2.
Submissions and photos of community events and articles
of interest are welcome, and can be sent to Chris Vaclav
at [email protected].
Items, articles, and announcements that are of
community interest and non-profit always run FREE OF
CHARGE in The Neebing News.Please indicate that
you’d like your submission to appear in The Neebing
News. The Neebing News is an excellent monthly rural publication and a fantastically cost-effective way for businesses to directly
reach the rural market. For rates, please contact Chris Vaclav at
Design House Publications, designhouse @tbaytel.net, 628-7271.
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? Wireless/Network
Router Install
? Hardware/Memory Upgrades
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• Small business/home office networks
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