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12 • The Lakefield Herald • Friday, February 14, 2014 •
Classified Ads
2. Houses for Rent
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3. Apts. for Rent
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ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT
The Lakefield Herald is seeking a sales consultant.
The ideal candidate will be highly motivated,
enthusiastic and have a positive attitude, coupled
with strong interpersonal and time management
skills. Applicants must have the ability to work
independently and enjoy a fast paced professional
work environment.
A valid drivers license and vehicle are required.
Previous sales experience an asset.
Please send your resume to the
74 Bridge Street
P.O. Box 1000
Lakefield, Ontario, K0L 2H0
or email: tmcquitty@lakefieldherald.com
Our office will be closed on
Monday, February 17, 2014
for the Family Day Holiday
Regular Office hours on
Tuesday, February 18
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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• The Lakefield Herald • Friday, February 14, 2014 •
For Ian Armstrong, beating cancer has been a team effort
Ian Armstrong is sitting
on a bench, writing in
his note book. It’s one of
those rare Autumn days
when the sun is hot and
the air humid.
The massive pines that
shroud the entrance to
Lakefield College School
where Ian is the Athletic
Director, are completely
still.
“I’ve always been detailoriented,”
the 48-year-old
father, teacher and former
Peterborough Pete, explains.
“Now more than
ever, putting everything
on paper helps me stay
focused.”
The ‘now’ Ian is referring
to is his recovery
period. More than nine
months ago, Ian was diagnosed
with squamish
cell carcinoma.
“I had a cold and my
lymph nodes were swollen,”
Ian explains sipping
a glass of water. His
mouth is dry, a result of
the radiation he received
at Princess Margaret Hospital.
“The cold went away,
but the hard lump I felt on
the left side of my neck
didn’t.”
A visit with Ian’s family
doctor Brendan Hughes
resulted in a series of
events that ultimately, determined
Ian’s chances of
survival.
“Dr. Hughes told me he
was concerned and immediately
ordered a biopsy.
The next thing I knew I
was in the office of ENT
specialist Dr. Gabriel
Fuoco who confirmed
that I in fact had squamous
cell carcinoma.”
From that day and every
day since, it’s been a
journey for Ian, one that’s
left him feeling immense
gratitude for the care and
support he received from
a number of people, including
his family doctor
Brendan Hughes and specialist
Gabriel Fuoco.
“I’ll never forget Brendan
telling me they were
going to attack the cancer
aggressively. ‘You’re
young and healthy and
you have so much to live
for,’ he told me. ‘You’re
important to this community
and we’re going to
do everything we can to
help you.’
Ian explains how both
of his doctors saw him
before office hours, and
during their lunch breaks.
“They gave up their personal
time and energy
to make sure I was being
taken care of. I am
so grateful for their rapid
response to the problem
and diligence in ensuring
I got the treatment and
care I needed to beat the
cancer.”
While Ian describes
himself as a cancer survivor,
he says there is nothing
heroic about the battle
itself. “It’s horrible. I felt
sick, tired, frightened –
an array of emotions all
at one time that without
the love and support of
my family and friends,
may have been too much
to bear. When things
started looking brighter,
my mother told me how
proud she was of me and
for the courage I displayed
during this entire
journey. But I didn’t feel
courageous at all. I just
felt like I was doing what
I had to do to get through
every day.”
With his new normal,
Ian says there are thresholds
he crosses every
day. “I’ve learned a lot,”
he says smiling. “I know
that if something doesn’t
get done today, it will
get done tomorrow. And
yeah I do believe cancer
can be beaten, but not
alone. It takes a team. I
13
had one, and for that I am
truly blessed.”
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Carol Baird is showing a plaque honouring people for
whom donations have been made to the Literary Angels
Program at the Douro-Dummer Public Library.
The Literary Angels Program provides an opportunity
for people to celebrate someone’s birthday, anniversary
or as a memorial. Donations $25 or more will have
the name of the person being honoured added to the
plaque. All donations support library services.
Thank you all for supporting the “Lakefield Lightning Walkers: for their Walk for Memories for Alzheimers on Saturday,
February 1 at Peterborough Square. The group from Lakefield raised $7,050 by way of pledges from local
residents. The overall total for the Peterborough area was $14,575. Susan Shepherd from the Lakefield Lightning
Walkers received the award for being the individual who collected the most money in pledges (over $1,300).
Shown in picture – Back row: MaryLou and John Boyd, Pat Miles, Marilyn Reil, Sharon Watson, Nora Boon, Allen
Boyd. Middle row: Susan Shepherd, Donnie Stedman, Roy Garrett with granddaughter Kennedy, Shirley Alexander,
Margaret Harding, Carol McDonald, Christie Lee, Barbara Craig, Glennis Bannan, Derry Wilford. Front row: Beverley
Kuyle, Christie Shepherd, Marg Wilford, Cheri Holman, Sheila Garrett with grandson Caden O’Brien, Esther
Dore, Ruth Salter. Absent from picture are Neil and Bruce Parkinson, and Ann Calberry.
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from readers about the conduct
of the press in gathering and
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54. Happy Ads
54. Happy Ads
A Celebration
Ken Wingett’s 80th Birthday
54. Happy Ads
Saturday February 22, 2014
1:00 - 4:00 PM
Lakefield Baptist Church • Regent & Reid Street
Best Wishes Only
The Lakefield and District Lions Club welcomed two new members to the club last
Wednesday evening. Lion George Payton sponsored new member Dale Smith and
Lion Bob Elliot sponsored new member Randy Jessub. Pictured above from left to
right are George Payton, Dale Smith, Randy Jessub and Bob Elliot.