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Welcome to Polarfest 2018!On behalf of the Township of Selwynand the PolarFest Committee, I welcome you to the 12th Anniversary of PolarFest. The committee, comprised largely of volunteers, has been hard at work once again to prepare a wonderful winter carnival filled with events sure to appeal to the entire family!
The Township has many local attractions and events that enhance the quality of life for residents and tourists alike. While visiting our area, I encourage you to explore our many unique shops, galleries and restaurants. The warmth and hospitality that our community has to offer will be something you’ll long remember.
Community spirit and enthusiasm is evident in the number of winter themed activities to be found throughout the Township. To discover other special events and celebrations that take place within our community throughout the year, be sure to visit the township website at: www.selwyntownship.ca
We feel confident that your PolarFest experience will be an enjoyable one, filled with many lasting memories.
With Warmest Regards,Mary Smith, Mayor
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Snowman ChallengeFill Selwyn Township with as many Snowmen Possible! See page 22 for more information
Youth Shinny • 9 am – 12 noonEnnismore Community Centre$5.00 per person, full equipment is mandatory 9 am -10 am for ages 8 & under (Novice & Tyke)10 am -11 am ages 9 to 11 (Atom & Peewee)11 am -12 noon ages 12 & over (Bantam & Midget)Please note this is a PA Day
Opening Ceremonies • 6:30 pmEnnismore Community Certre553 Ennis Road, EnnismoreHelp us kick off the 12th anniversary of Po-larFest at the Ennismore Community Cen-tre. The opening ceremonies will take place upstairs of the arena and the Ennismore Curling Club will be serving hot chocolate. A fireworks display will take place after the formali-ties conclude at approximatly 7 pm. Fireworks
brought to you by East-link and the show is
put on by Fire in the Sky.
Guns and Hoses • 7:00 pmEnnismore Community CentrePolice vs Selwyn Firefighters in a friendly charity hockey game. $2 at the gate and 50/50 draw. Funds go to Victims Services of Peterborough Northumberland.
Night Hike • 7:00 pmMarshland Centre • Hague Point LakefieldJoin the Lakefield Trail Night Hike, Friday February 2, 2018 beginning at 7:00pm at the Marshland Centre (64 Hague Blvd.) Sheila and Derek Potter will lead the Lakefield Trail hike around the marshland and explore the nocturnal adaptations of owls and other lo-cal wildlife. Sheila will be leading a childrens hike with activities, stories and games and Derek will lead a hike providing information on winter wildlife and nature. Hikers will learn about the behaviours and conversations of the creatures that prowl, trot, or fly through the darkness while we sleep. Return to the beach for a toasty campfire and hot apple cider. Dress warmly and bring a flashlight!
Snow-Pitch Tournament9:00 am - 6:00 pmEnnismore Softball Diamond, 553 Ennis Rd.
Have you ever played in a “snow” pitch tournament? If not here is your
chance! Guaranteed Fun, Guar-anteed 2 games! All you have to do is register! $150 bucks a
team. Co-ed teams;
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3
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5 guys 5 girls required, extra players always welcome! No Glove Required! Snowmobile mitts are enough! Softer ball used for tourna-ment. Proceeds go to Buckhorn U11 Softball. Contact Matt at 705-750-7867 [email protected]
Causeway Christian Assembly Free Pancake Breakfast 9:00 am1307 Yankee Line, EnnismoreCome out and enjoy a free pancake breakfast at the Causeway Christian Assembly located at the top of the hill above the Causeway. For more details call Marlene 705-292-6268 or visit www.causewayassembly.com
Ice Sculpture Competitionand People’s Choice Awards10:00 am - 4:00 pmCenotaph Park • LakefieldLakefield is celebrating its 14th Anniversary of spectacular ice sculptures sponsored by the Lakefield Village Merchants. Cenotaph Park will sparkle with exquisite ice sculptures cre-ated by talented chefs. Cast your ballot for the People’s Choice Award and hang on to your ballot stub, it’s a valuable discount coupon. Bring the children out and enjoy crafting stat-ues out of ice provided for you in the ice gar-den. This year’s theme is CIRCUS. The Peo-ple’s Choice Award presented at the Thirsty Loon on Queen Street in Lakefield at 5:00 pm.
PolarFest Family Drop-in10:30 am - 12noonLakefield Library - Centennial RoomIn partnership with the PFRC, join us for a
morning of fun activities for young children: crafts, baby play, stories, songs, snacks and a puppet play! Ages birth to 5 yrs. Register online at www.MyPublicLibrary.ca
Ice Sculptures11:00 am - 3:00 pmChainsaw ice carvings by the Ice People. Carvings will be on display throughout the township including Heritage Park and Che-mong Lodge in Bridgenorth and the Enn-ismore Community Centre
Little Chippers 11:00 am - 3:00 pmHeritage Park in Bridgenorth and the Ennismore Community Centre Bring the kids out and let them get creative with ice. Children are invited to create their own ice sculptures. Ice People will be on hand to offer instructions.
Polar Run • 11:00 amVillage Inn • LakefieldSign up for this 5 km Fun Run & Walk around the beautiful Village of Lakefield. Money raised from this event will help lo-cal non-profit organizations. Register online atwww.polar5Krun.wordpress.com or email [email protected]
RE/MAX Hot Air Balloon Rides11 am - 2:00 pmIsabel Morris Park, LakefieldWeather permitting (calm day with no wind). View the region from the sky in a hot air bal-loon. Tethered Hot Air Balloon Rides.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3
Ice Bar Party • 12:30 - 7:00pmLakefield Legion 10 Nicholls Street • LakefieldLakefield Legion Branch 77 is hosting an Ice Bar Party in the yard next to the building. Stop by for a beverage, enter the meat draw or test your luck with the 50/50 draw. Bring the whole family - Children welcome. Snacks will be available.
Nordic Day • Noon - 3:00 pm Ontario Speed Skating OvalEnjoy the great outdoors and experience a day of Nordic sports. Adventure Outfitters will be at the Ontario Speed Skating Oval with a selection of cross country skis and snow-shoes available to the public. Try your hand at speed skating or take a trip around the oval property on groomed trails!Public Skating 12:00 - 1:00pmLakefield Arena • Sponsored by Nexicom
Polar Paddle • 1:00 pmQueen Street • Lakefield Come and watch as teams of six push or pull canoes down Queen Street in Lakefield. The canoes will be on wheels and participants will be dressed in costumes. Sponsored by The Lakefield Pantry
Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides1:00 pm - 4:00 pmEnnismore Community Centre. Free Hot ChocolateSponsored by the Ennismore Optimist Club
Public SkatingOntario Speed Skating OvalLakefield Speed skates are available to try on the 400 metre outdoor oval. Visit:ontariospeedskatingoval.com for updated ice conditions.
Bridgenorth United Church Spaghetti Dinner 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm832 Charles Street, BridgenorthJoin BUC at the Polarfest Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday February 3 which will include musical entertainment with the Tarnished Angels and other guest musicians/singers. Dinner to be served from 5 pm through to 7 pm, the whole event being from 5 pm to 8 pm. Adults, $10, children 7 and under, $5.
Candle Light Skate 6:00 - 9:00 pmOntario Speed Skating Oval Nicholls St. Lakefield Come and enjoy a skate around the 400 metre speed skating oval which will be lined with hundreds of candles. Skating is free, bring your own skates or try a pair of speed skates. We recommend you bring a flash light or a head light for safety. www.ontariospeedskatingoval.com
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S T E V E ’ SS H E E T M E T A L &
C O N T R A C T I N G L T D .A G R I C U LT U R E • R E S I D E N T I A L • C O M M E R C I A L
M E TA L R O O F I N G • S I D I N G S A L E S
STEVE A. HODDYLicensed Tradesman
815 Ward Street • Bridgenorth • (705) 292-8879 Fax: (705) 292-6976
Customer Service & Competitive Pricing is our #1 Priority.
Antique Snowmobile Show10:00 pm - 3:00 pmRotary Park • Ennismore721 James A. Gifford CausewayThe Antique and Classic Snowmobile Club of Canada will be at PolarFest again in 2018 with a display of snowmobiles from days gone by at Rotary Park in Ennismore. All vin-tage snowmobile enthusiasts are welcome to come out and display their snowmobiles. All snowmobiles welcome! Display sponsored in part by R.J. Brown Insurance Brokers. Con-tact Alex Lamore at [email protected].
RE/MAX Hot Air Balloon Rides11 am - 2:00 pmRotary Park, Ennismore721 James A. Gifford Causeway Weather permitting (calm day with no wind). View the region from the sky in a hot air bal-loon. Tethered Hot air Balloon Rides.
Free Public Skating1:00 - 2:00 pmEnnismore Community Centre, 553 Ennis RdFree Public Skating at the Ennismore Com-munity Centre from 1pm-2pm Sponsored by: Brad Sinclair from Flat Rate Realty
Lake Curling at Plunge Site 12:00 - 2:00 pmRotary Park, Ennismore721 James A. Gifford CausewayWant to try curling? Here is the perfect op-portunity to try curling on Chemong lake. The Ennismore Curling Club will have curling stones ready for use, test your luck and see if you can get the closest for a chance to win a prize!
Polar Plunge2:00 pmRotary Park • Ennismore 721 James A. Gifford CausewayChemong Lake at Rotary Park, Ennismore. “Freezin for a Reason” The Polar Plunge an-nually draws over 1,500 people to hoot and holler at the crazy folks plunging into the frigid waters of Chemong Lake. Benefitting many local charities. For more details visit www.belrotary.com.
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OPEN 24 HOURS
Sunday, February 4 2:00 pm
B.E.L. Rotary
38th Annual Polar PlungeB.E.L. Rotary Park • Ennismore
When: Sunday, February 4, 2018Where: Rotary Park (west side of the Chemong Lake Causeway) Ennismore, ONWhy: To support the charity of your choice and the work of the Rotary Club of Bridgenorth-Ennismore-LakefieldTheme: Super Heros
For on-line registration and pledges go to www.belrotaryplunge.comFor more info please go to www.belrotary.com or call
Tony Davidson at 705-743-4244or Mike Richardson at 705-872-1624
Freezin’ for a Reason
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Novice ice carvers are always welcome.
Ask any member.
Ice & Snow Carving Bridgenorth • EnnismoreFebruary 3 & 4
11:00 am - 3:00 pm The Ice People are a non-profit volunteer group carving ice sculptures and hosting various winter events at PolarFest. These events include ice & snow scupltures around the Township along with the Little Chippers Ice Program - the carvers of the future.
You can watch the carvers in action at Heritage Park in Bridgenorth between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm. Displays will also be fashioned at Chemong Lodge and The Community Centre in Ennismore
The Ice People also store ice blocks to carve at many summer festivals, parades and events. A year-round process that includes Freezin for a Reason.
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Proud Sponsor of the Peterborough Musicfest
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SIGNS • DIGITAL & OFFSET PRINT • DESIGN
SKATING IS FREE • RENTAL SPEED SKATES AVAILABLE We recommend that you bring a flashlight
to guide your way from the parking lot down to the Oval site.
For more information please contact the Ontario Speed Skating Oval [email protected]
10th AnnualCandlelight Skate
Saturday, February 36:00 - 9:00 pm
Ontario Speed Skating OvalLakefield South
Next to the water tower
The annual candlelight skate will take place on Saturday, February 3rd from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
The light from hundreds of candles will guide your way around the 400 metre Oval at the Ontario Speed Skating Oval.
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ChemongLodge
764 Hunter St.Bridgenorth, ONK0L 1H0
Tel: 705-292-8435Tel: 1-800-450-7965Fax: 705-292-6208
HoursMonday - Thursday: 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
Friday - Saturday: 11:30 am - 11:00 pm
Sunday: 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
chemonglodge.com
Lunch & Dinner Specials
MondaysChicken Cordon Bleu.
$15.00Tuesdays
Pickerel with awesome sides!$15.00
WednesdaysPrime Rib.
Always a crowd favourite!All day everyday (while supplies last)
$18.00Thursdays
Pork Special.$15.00Fridays
Fish & Chips.1 piece: $12.00 2 pieces: $16.00
SaturdaysSteak Special.
$20.00Sundays
Roast Beef $13.00
Brunch: $17.00
Join Us For Polarfest Specials
Closed fo
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Renova
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till Ja
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Live Music February 3rd 7-10 with Tami J Wilde Plunge Sunday 2-6 with the Donny Woods Band
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SGS Lakefield Research Inc.Savage Arms (Canada) Inc.
Lakefield Pantry - OrganizerChef Brian Henry Private Chef Services - OrganizerLakefield VisionCare • McLean & Buckhorn Berry Farms
• Happenstance Books & Yarns • NexicomLakefield Foodland • Kawartha Home Hardware
RE/MAX Eastern Realty – LakefieldKawartha Chamber of Commerce & Tourism
Paulmac’s Pet Foods • Thirsty LoonR.J. Brown Insurance Brokers • Rolling Art Studio
Herod Financial Services • Kawartha Lakes ConstructionTrinkets & Treasures • The Village Inn
Darling Insurance • CIBC • Ellis Automotive LtdVillage Pharmacy • Gastle & AssociatesCassis Bistro • Lakefield Rental & Sales
Lakefield Chiropractic & Massage • Wine ConnectionRoyal Bank • Celtic Connection • Tribal Voices
Chocolate Rabbit • Greenhouse on the RiverLakefield Auto Parts • Lakefield Herald
We are excited to be celebrating our 14 th ANNIVERSARYof bringing professional quality ice sculpturing to Lakefield.
As you continue on your daily errands over the coming days, please take a moment to thank these many Lakefield Village Merchants
whose generous sponsorship made these events possible:
Polar BearIce Sculpture Competition
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Lakefield is pleased to celebrate its 14th Anniversary of spectacular ice sculptures sponsored by the Lakefield Village Merchants. Cenotaph Park will sparkle with exquisite ice sculptures created by talented sculptors on February 3.
Cast your ballot for the People’s Choice Award and be sure to hang on to your ballot stub; its’ a valuable discount coupon sponsored by select Lakefield merchants.
Children can enjoy creating statues out of ice blocks in the Ice Garden. Children are welcome to bring their own carving tools, but they MUST also bring an adult to supervise them. Why not enter the Junior Chipppers Competition?
The carving will take place between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm with the People’s Choice Award being presented at 5:00 pm at the Thirsty Loon.
14th Annual Polar Bear Ice Sculpture Competition Cenotaph Park
Lakefield
Saturday, February 310 am - 4 pm
This Year’s Theme is Circus
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www. gastle.com
11th Annual Antique Snowmobile Show
BEL Rotary ParkEnnismore
Sunday, February 410:00 am - 3:00 pm
The Antique and Classic Snowmobile Club
of Canada
will be at PolarFest again with a display of snowmobiles from days gone by at Rotary Park in Ennismore. All vintage
snowmobile enthusiasts are welcome to come out and display their snowmobiles.
ALL SNOWMOBILES ARE WELCOME
Display sponsored in part by R.J. Brown Insurance Brokers.
Contact Alex Lamore at 705-775-0141,
by e-mail [email protected]
or visit the ACSCC on the web at
www.acscc.com for more details.
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Maps compliments of Bob Brook
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Four Corners • Ennismore (Sullivan’s)..............3Heritage Park...............................................4Star Marina.................................................5
Ennismore Community Centre.................1Polar Plunge Site - Rotary Park...............2
Word Of NatureOnce discovered , never forgotten.
Our infared sauna will warm you to your bones.So will our alpaca socks and wool mitts & toques!
889 Ward St. Causeway Plaza (beside Home Hardware), Bridgenorth, ON
705-768-2112 Email: [email protected]
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236 King Street, Peterborough ON. K9J 7L8Phone: 742-3777 Fax: 742-1822
Jeff Leal M.P.P. Peterborough Riding
PolarFestBring the whole family out to enjoy the festivities!
Maps compliments of Bob Brook
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Marshland Centre....................................1Lakefield-Smith Community Centre.........2Queen Street (Polar Paddle).............................3
Chamber of Commerce.............................4Ontario Speed Skating Oval......................5Cenotaph Park...........................................6
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Horse Drawn Sleigh RidesEnnismore Community Centre
Saturday, February 3 1 pm - 4 pm
Sleigh Rides in Canada originated as a form of transportation in farming communi-ties throughout the country. Dog Sledding in Canada had been around for centuries before Europeans arrived and set up communities. Horse-drawn plows tilled the soil during the growing season. During the winter; however, transportation became difficult and sleighs were fabricated. Experience a little of Canada’s history and enjoy a Sleigh Ride at the Ennismore Community Centre. The rides will take place on Saturday, February 3 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Marc Campbell of Ennismore will have his team of horses on site and invites everyone to take a jaunt around the community centre property.
Enjoy a cup of complimentary hot chocolate.Sleigh Rides are sponsored by the Ennismore Optimist Club
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KEN MONK (705) 292-9889
CAUSEWAY PLAZA, BRIDGENORTH, ONTARIO
www.chemongchimney.ca
LTD.
WETT Inspections * Chimney Cleanings * Gas Fireplace Cleanings * Satisfaction Guaranteed
A place to warm up to
WETT Inspections * Chimney Cleanings * Gas Fireplace Cleanings * Satisfaction Guaranteed
Custom Fireplace Finishes * Wood / Gas Fireplaces/Stoves * Prefab and Masonry Chimneys
KEN MONK (705) 292-9889
CAUSEWAY PLAZA, BRIDGENORTH, ONTARIO
www.chemongchimney.ca
LTD.
WETT Inspections * Chimney Cleanings * Gas Fireplace Cleanings * Satisfaction Guaranteed
A place to warm up to
WETT Inspections * Chimney Cleanings * Gas Fireplace Cleanings * Satisfaction Guaranteed
Custom Fireplace Finishes * Wood / Gas Fireplaces/Stoves * Prefab and Masonry Chimneys
KEN MONK (705) 292-9889
CAUSEWAY PLAZA, BRIDGENORTH, ONTARIO
www.chemongchimney.ca
LTD.
WETT Inspections * Chimney Cleanings * Gas Fireplace Cleanings * Satisfaction Guaranteed
A place to warm up to
WETT Inspections * Chimney Cleanings * Gas Fireplace Cleanings * Satisfaction Guaranteed
Custom Fireplace Finishes * Wood / Gas Fireplaces/Stoves * Prefab and Masonry Chimneys
Lakefield144 Queen Street
705-652-8377
Bridgenorth892 Ward Street 705-292-7468
$10.00 OFF $60.00 purchase expires Feb. 28, 2018
Night Hike Marshland Centre Lakefield
Friday, February 27:00 pm
Join the Lakefield Trail Stewardship Committee for the Nature in Winter Guided Night Hike on the Lakefield Trail. Hikers will set out from the Marshland Centre
at the Lakefield Beach, located at 64 Hague Blvd.
Why do owls have feathered disks around their eyes? Who are the true winter hibernators and who is only half-asleep?
Sheila & Derek Potter will lead the Lakefield Trail hike around the marshland and explore the nocturnal adaptations of owls and other local wildlife. Sheila will be leading a children’s hike with activities, stories and games and Derek will lead a
hike providing information on winter wildlife and nature. Hikers will learn about the behaviours and conversations of the creatures that prowl, trot, or fly through the darkness while we sleep. Return to the beach for a toasty campfire and hot apple cider. Dress warmly and bring a flashlight!
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It’s time to bundle up
We have what it takes.
Combine any two or more services and Save!
705-651-NEXI (6394)
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POLARFEST NORDIC DAY
Cross Country Skiing
SnowshoeingSpeed Skating
Saturday, February 3Ontario Speed Skating Oval
Noon - 3:00 pm
This opportunity will be provided at no charge to participants by Adventure Outfitters
Adventure Outfitters of Lakefield, Ontario will be providing those interested the opportunity to experience a variety of Nordic Winter Sports.
Staff from Adventure Outfitters will be at the Ontario Speed Skating Oval in Lakefield to assist with fitting each participant with a pair of Snow Shoes or Cross Country
Skis and providing a brief ‘how to’ session.
There is a trail that has been groomed for X-Country Skiing, and Snowshoeing adjacent to the Oval site that participants will be able to follow as part of this unique experience. People are also urged to try speed skating when visiting the Ontario Speed Skating Oval.
44 Queen StreetLakefield
705-652-7535
HONKY TONKRESTAURANT
FAMILY DININGDaily Lunch & Dinner *SPECIALS*871 Ward St., Bridgenorth705-292-7872
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Polar Run5km Fun Run
$20 Registration Fee(Meet at the Village Inn
before and after)
Register online at:www.polar5Krun.wordpress.com or email [email protected]
Proceeds from the run go to two local competitive athletics clubs: Peterborough Pirates Triathlon Club and Peterborough LegionTrack Club
SaturdayFebruary 311:00 am
470 Robinson Road • Ennismore705-292-5554
www.thewoodsmiths.ca • [email protected]
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A New Perspective on Retirement Living
705-651-2400 [email protected]
What’s On AtThe Regency
ANew Perspective onRetirement LivingIf you think you know Regency of Lakefield, maybe its timeto think again! Visitors are astonished at the lively, independentlifestyle available at the Regency. Spacious suites, a choiceof meal options at each meal, a great fitness and recreationprogram - and as much independence and privacy as you want.Granny wouldn’t recognize this kind of retirement living!
Call Jennifer today to book a tour and discover arefreshing new perspective.
705-651-2400 [email protected]
What’s On AtThe Regency
ANew Perspective onRetirement LivingIf you think you know Regency of Lakefield, maybe its timeto think again! Visitors are astonished at the lively, independentlifestyle available at the Regency. Spacious suites, a choiceof meal options at each meal, a great fitness and recreationprogram - and as much independence and privacy as you want.Granny wouldn’t recognize this kind of retirement living!
Call Jennifer today to book a tour and discover arefreshing new perspective.
705-651-2400 ext. [email protected]
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Opening Ceremonies Friday, February 2 • 6:30 pmEnnismore Community Centre 553 Ennis Rd, Ennismore
Ennismore Community Centre
553 Ennis RoadEnnismore
Guns & Hoses Charity Hockey Game between Police and Fire Depatment
Fireworks!commence approximately 7:00 pm
presented by:
Friday, February 2 7:00 pm
Phone : 705-292-9175 583 Robinson Rd. Ennismore, ON
Join us for our
Great Weekend Breakfast starting at
8 a.m.
Monday - Friday:11am-11pm
Saturday: 8am-11pm
Sunday: 8am-9pm
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Saturday, February 31:00 pm
9th Annual Polar Paddle
Queen StreetLakefield
Teams of six people will manpower a canoe, on wheels of course, down Queen Street between Reid and Bridge Streets in Lakefield. Racing begins at 1:00 pm and heats
will continue until one team emerges as the fastest. Awards will be presented for best costumes and fastest canoe.
Teams are welcome to bring their own canoes prepared within the guidelines, or if they wish, they can just rent one.
Sponsored by Lakefield Pantry & The Township of Selwyn
For more information or to register call Jennie MacKenzie at:(705) 652-6062
or email: [email protected]
SIPPIN DIP RESTAURANT1500 Yankee Line, Ennismore Ont. K0L 1T0
705-292-0292Over 25 years of Home Cooking at the western end
of the James A. Gifford Causeway in Ennismore. Dinners, Lunches and Breakfast-all-day with a stunning view of Chemong Lake.
•Fully Licensed •Outdoor Patio•Boat Docking•Dine in or •Take-out
Good luck to all the participants and thank you for all your contributions
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132 Queen Street, Lakefieldwww.pizzahut.ca
Pizza Hut LakefieldTake out - Delivery - Dine In
(705) 741-4141
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Community roots.Community focus.A thriving community makes all of us stronger. And it all begins with neighbours rolling up their sleeves and doing their part - so that’s what we do every day. That’s why we’re happy to sponsor PolarFest!
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Take a Tethered Ride in the RE/MAX Hot Air BalloonWeather permitting (meaning a calm day with no wind)
Lakefield • Ennismore Saturday, February 3
Sunday, February 4
Hot Air Balloon Rides
Isabel Morris Park • LakefieldSaturday, February 3
11am - 2:00pm
Rotary Park Ennismore Sunday, February 4 11 am-2:00pm (at the Plunge!)
Visit www.PolarFest.ca for times on PolarFest Weekend
Peterborough, Lindsay, Bancroft, Lakefield and Beaverton ON
Lakefield Legion Branch 77
ICE BAR PARTY
Stop by for a beverage, enter the meat draw or test your luck with the 50-50 draw. Bring the whole family! Snacks will be available
Kawartha
We pride ourselves on our customer service
24 Queen St. Lakefield, ON705-652-3171
lakefieldhomehardwarewww.kawarthahomehardware.ca
Come out to POLARFEST and paint the town red
Lakefield Pharmacy32 Queen Street • Lakefield
705-652-8184
Laura , Chris & Ramy
Proudly Serving Lakefield & Area Since 1974
• Every Day is Seniors DaySeniors Receive
10% OFF
• Now Offering Home Healthcare Products
• Medication Management Program
• Giftware Section
• KODAKPicture Kiosk
• Full Line of Atoma Products
• Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday • 8:30am - 6pmSaturdays • 9am - 5pmSundays • 11am - 3pm
FREE DELIVERYNow delivering to Lakefield and surrounding areas.
Please contact pharmacy for details
