Wilberforce is Kraft Hockeyville! Vote now!
You can help make Wilberforce Hockeyville 2012 by going to krafthockeyville.ca and;
- Signing up with Facebook or Email
- Find and join our arena's community page.
- Upload a story and an image to Mission 1 to help Wilberforce qualify.
- Keep taking part in missions as they come up!
Support the drive to make Wilberforce, Hockeyville 2012!
Family Day Movies in the Highlands
Movies in the Highlands presents two Family Day movie screenings with refreshments, a raffle and made available to everyone free, with an optional donation.
Date: Monday, February 20, 2012
Showtimes: Afternoon film program starts at 2:00pm and evening film program starts at 6:00pm
Place: Lloyd Watson Community Center. (future screenings planned for different community centers, monthly)
Afternoon Film Program consists of six short films and lasts for a total of 81 minutes, ending at roughly 3:30pm with a raffle:
- What on Earth – This Oscar nominated animated short proposes what many earthlings have long feared; that the automobile has inherited the planet. (10 minutes)
- My Grandmother Ironed the King's Shirts – Another Oscar nominated gem with a bit of history told humorously. (10 minutes)
- Louise – A charming tale of a 96 year old that still lives on her own as you follow her for a day. (10 minutes)
- The Dingles – A delightful tale about Doris and her three cats that survive an adventure. (8 minutes)
- The Sweater – Roch Carrier's classic tale about a mix up of hockey sweaters. (11 minutes)
- Paddle to the Sea – Bill Mason’s classic, Oscar nominated, nature masterpiece. (30 minutes)
Evening Film Program features the movie Waterwalker and lasts for a total of 88 minutes, ending at roughly 7:30pm
- Waterwalker – "When Bill Mason went on canoe trips to make documentaries, he produced poetry and magic. Even if you're landlocked, see [his films] for their beauty and enriching experience." – Toronto Star. (88 minutes)
All films are family friendly. Bring a friend. Bring the family.
Wilberforce Pharmacy Now Open
The Wilberforce Pharmacy is now open!
Located at 2165 Loop Road at the former medical centre and open Monday to Friday 10:00AM to 4:00PM
Phone: 705-448-1222
Fax: 705-448-1225
Haliburton Highlands Land Trust: Protecting our lands for generations to come.
Haliburton Highlands Land Trust is a non-profit, non-governmental, registered environmental charity. Its mission is to protect the natural heritage of Haliburton County for future generations.
To get involved, and for more information visit www.haliburtonlandtrust.ca
2010 Financial Statements and Municipal Performance Measurements Program Results
The audited Financial Statements for the year 2010 for the Municipality of Highlands East and the 2010 Municipal Performance Measurements Program results are now available.
Any tax payer or resident of the Municipality of Highlands East may receive a copy, at no cost, by contacting the Municipal Office.
Download files: 2010_consolidated_financial_statement.pdf, 2010_mpmp.pdf
Figure Skating Lessons
The Highlands East Recreational Figure Skating Club is now offerring lessons on Tuesday nights at 6:30PM. Cost is $120 for the first child and $100 per each additional child.
For more information call Nancy at 705-448-9699 or Kathy at 705-448-1285 or stop in at the Keith Tallman Memorial Arena in Wilberforce on a Tuesday night.
2011 Keith Tallman Memorial Arena Ice Rentals
The Keith Tallman Memorial Arena is now open for ice rentals and public skating. For more information download the notice below, or view Municipal Facility Rental & Booking Information.
Download file: 2011_arena_ice_rental_notice.pdf
