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Seaway NewsThursday, November 26, 2015 | Volume 30, Issue 12 | 38,985 Copies
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Some kidding aroundThe Boys and Girls of Club of Cornwall/SDG celebrated National Child Day with MPP Jim McDonell (left) and Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy on Friday, Nov. 20, 2015. Lost in the sea of waving arms is Coun. Carilyne Hebert. For more see Page 22.
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Cornwall a leader on accessibility frontTodd [email protected]
CORNWALL, Ontario - From the hallways of the flagship Benson Centre to new play struc-tures in community parks, the City of Cornwall is showing a commitment to making things access-ible to all residents.
It’s been 10 years since the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) came into effect, and in that time, the city has made tre-mendous gains on accessibility.
“We have become known as one of the lead-ers in the province on accessibility issues,” said Manon Levesque, deputy city clerk and
accessibility advisor. “We took a pro-active approach many years ago and it is starting to pay dividends. The results are becoming more appar-ent and we continue to make strides every year.”
The city has an accessibility plan which sets out a goal of achieving an accessible and barrier-free community by 2025. To help achieve that goal, the city relies in part on the Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee (MAAC). This volunteer group of residents advises council on accessibility matters and provides annual updates on Cornwall’s progress in becoming barrier-free.
On Thursday MAAC took things a step further by organizing a tour to showcase the accessibility features in place at a number of public facilities and parks in Cornwall. City officials, MAAC mem-bers and other community leaders got to see and hear about the accessibility features in place at the Aquatic Centre, Benson Centre, Cornwall Public Library, Cornwall Transit and numerous parks.
Tour participants got to see a whole slate of features that add to Cornwall’s reputation as an accessible community. This includes ramped
pool entrances and swimming aids at the Aquatic Centre, designated seating areas for persons in wheelchairs and their families at the Benson Centre and elevator access and large-print
offerings at the Library, to name just a few. Tour participants were transported by Cornwall Transit, which proudly offers a Handi-Transit service.
Some other highlights of the city’s accessibil-ity efforts include:
- 13 city parks now have splashpads and/or accessible playground equipment, with plans to add more in future years.
- Eight city intersections are now equipped with audible pedestrian signals
- Accessible signage has been installed in municipal buildings
- Free parking is provided to motorists dis-playing an accessible parking pass (this includes on-street parking and in city-owned parking lots)
- Making information more accessible through improvements to the city website, including the development of a mobile version for mobile devices such as phones and tablets
“Thanks to work of MAAC and the support of city council, we really have come a long way in removing barriers in our community,” said Levesque.
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newsCity hall considers creating task force to help with potential refugee influxTodd [email protected]
CORNWALL, Ontario – City hall is looking at putting together a task force to help with the resettlement of Syrian refugees.
Councillors issued orders to administration Monday night to look at the specifics of how the city can help when it comes to an influx of what could be hundreds of refugees who will presum-ably stay at the Nav Centre in Cornwall.
While nothing has been announced by the federal government concerning a plan to resettle refugees in Cornwall, council voted to get ready anyway.
“I know the question of Syrian refugees has been on our minds a lot. Although we have not been officially notified of what exactly the gov-ernment’s intention will be, it is clear our com-munity will be called upon,” said Coun. Bernadette Clement. “I believe that it’s time for the city to set up a committee. I know our managers have been listening to issues. We have to show we have a group together…to assist in any way.”
But there were some questions about why this move would be done now, before the fed-eral government makes its Tuesday announce-ment on its plan to relocate 25,000 refugees to Canada.
“I’m just worried about putting the cart before the horse. We’re getting ready to do what?” said Coun. David Murphy. “We don’t
know what needs will have to be filled.”Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy weighed in
further.“The City of Cornwall has been asked to do
nothing,” he said. “The logistics are going to be nightmare…but I wish them the best of luck in doing this flawlessly.”
EMS chief Myles Cassidy said any refugees relocated to Cornwall would likely be on an interim basis.
“There are a number of phases to this oper-ation,” he said. “And, a place like the Nav Centre could be termed an interim lodging centre. The key there is interim. While those people are in the community, there may be an impact on health and regular health services as any other bump in population might provide.”
Coun. Andre Rivette suggested the former general hospital should be used to help with any health care issues the refugees might present.
“If we start backlogging our hospitals, we have a problem,” he said, suggesting the emer-gency room in Cornwall is busy enough as it is. “Whoever they give it to, they should be getting an area of the general hospital.
“It’s not saying we don’t want to treat them…let’s just make sure the community doesn’t suffer.”
Council will learn what kind of shape the task force will take at its Dec. 14 meeting.
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CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH STORMONT
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGTECHNICAL AMENDMENT
FOR BY LAW 2011-100TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of South Stormont will hold a public meeting on the 16th day of December, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. at the Town Hall, to consider a proposed zoning by-law amendment under Sec-tion 34 of the Planning Act.
This amendment is intended to correct the Schedules to By law No. 2011-100 to reflect six (6) zoning amendments that were granted earlier in 2015. In addition, the amendment will also reconfigure the developable area of Lot 13, Registered Plan 52M-36, being an irregularly shaped lot in a new subdivi-sion. The new setbacks will reflect where the principal access to the property would be located.
This by law applies to lands throughout the Township of South Stormont and therefore no Key Map is included in this Notice; however, a map of each property is available upon request. These lands include:
Part of Lot 10, Concession 8, geographic Township of Osna-bruck, Township of South Stormont being the retained por-tion as shown on Consent Application No. B-194/2013;
Part of Lot 28, Concession 6, geographic Township of Osna-bruck, Township of South Stormont;
Part of Lot 13, Concession 6, being part of Part 2 on Reference Plan 52R-7120, geographic Township of Osnabruck, Township of South Stormont;
Part of Lot 17, Concession 8, geographic Township of Cornwall, Township of South Stormont being the retained portion as shown on Consent Application No. B-119/2014;
Part of Lot 34, Concession 1, being Part 1 on Reference Plan 52R-3540, geographic Township of Cornwall, Township of South Stormont;
Part of Lot 18, Concession 2, being Part 1 on Reference Plan 52R-3749, save and except Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 on Reference Plan
52R-5509 and Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 on Reference Plan 52R-7346 in the geographic Township of Osnabruck, Township of South Stormont; and,
Lot 13 on Registered Plan 52M-36 in the geographic Township of Cornwall, Township of South Stormont.
ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of, or in opposition to, the proposed amendment.
If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Town-ship of South Stormont before the by-law is passed, the per-son or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Township of South Stormont to the Ontario Municipal Board.
If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting, or make written submissions to the Township of South Stormont before the by-law is passed, the person or public body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal before the Ontario Municipal Board un-less, in the opinion of the Board, there are reasonable grounds to do so.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed amendment is available at the Township office during regular office hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.).
DATED at the Township of South Stormont, this 26th day of November, 2015.
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Council approves move to study new development chargesTODD [email protected]
CORNWALL, Ontario – City taxpayers will be on the hook for more than $50,000 to pay for a consultant to study whether Cornwall starts to include development charges for future building within city limits.
Council voted Monday night to green-light a $60,000 study from Watson and Associates to determine whether city hall
should begin to issue development charges for contractors who build large-scale pro-jects in Cornwall.
“This is long overdue,” said Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy. “This is in no way saying we are going to have development charges. But we’re going to understand the development process.”
The subject is touchy, to be sure.Developers are often opposed to the
charges, which can cover the cost of paying
pipe for water and sewer systems, emer-gency services and other infrastructure which are now borne by the taxpayer.
“For the longest time I was against development charges, but I realize things change.said Coun. Denis Carr, who sug-gested city administrators should create the report – and save about $54,000 in consult-ant fees.
“On four occasions we have discussed this…and had reports from administration,”
said Carr. “Surely by now administration knows more ab out development charges than Watson and associates.
“I have great confidence they will come up with a great report.”
But council agreed with Coun. Elaine MacDonald’s suggestion that over time the face of administration has changed via retirements and the like.
The report is expected to be completed in the weeks and months ahead.
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MICHAeL HeenAn: Popular backbone of navy vets association passes awayTodd [email protected]
CORNWALL, Ontario - Not unlike the keel of a ship, Michael Heenan was the backbone of the Cornwall and District Navy Veterans Association, helping to rescue that agency from financial ruin decades ago.
The former football lineman that played for the Cornwall Charges/Mustangs junior team in the 1960s, was also a force on the local music scene as a drummer for rock bands of many stripes. He passed away Thursday following a short battle with cancer at the age of 69.
Heenan worked for years at Domtar in Cornwall, but music, football and his beloved navy club were areas where he will be remembered.
“The navy club wouldn’t exist today if it wasn’t for Mike and all his hard work,” said a grief-stricken Diane Riley, president of the club,
who tearfully recounted her time with Heenan. “I’m kind of emotional. He’s been the driving force behind the navy club.”
Heenan’s leadership as a longtime president of the club and manager of its Sixth Street build-ing helped to bring it back from the edge of financial peril decades ago.
He stayed on as president of the club until 2014, and only retired this spring from his duties as manager.
“He was still very active with the club,” said Riley. “He still did our newsletter. And he was a shoulder for me to lean on.”
Heenan also dabbled in social media, regu-larly updating a popular Facebook page with snippets of Cornwall history, including photographs.
Just this year Heenan was a big part of a Cornwall Chargers/Mustangs football reunion held, of course, at the navy club.
The Cornwall Chargers/Mustangs were a
junior farm team of the Ottawa Rough Riders, that existed for three seasons leading up to 1968, playing in the Canadian Inter-Provincial Junior Football League. Former Cornwall mayor Ed Lumley was coach of the club (known as the Chargers in 1966, and the Mustangs in subse-quent seasons).
“Mike was the salt of the earth,” recalled Lumley. “Mike was always very appreciative of that footbal team.”
His musical exploits included decades as a drummer and singer. Heenan’s son Kelly recalls a Christmas when he was struggling to find a gift for his father.
“There was a 45 that one of my dad’s bands had released,” recalled Kelly. The song was ‘Slipper Lily.’
“How many kids can say their dad released a record?” said Kelly, who hit upon re-recording the song and presenting it to Michael as a gift. “I was in a band, and we decided to record the
song. We kind of modernized it.”Heenan is also survived by his wife Linda,
and children Robin Heenan-Mikkelsen, Casey and Lindsay.
Plans were being completed to hold a navy club event to celebrate Heenan’s life.
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In front, from left, are Kylie, Harleigh, MacKenzie and Emilie Keeler, while in back are paramedics Sophie Tasse, Barb Leggett and Tim Hartle.
Paramedics selling Christmas trees to benefit local youth
CORNWALL, Ontario - Cornwall and area paramedics are banding together to help raise money for local children.
The paramedics have created the ‘Wish Upon a Medic’ foundation to raise money for local sick and injured children. The foundation’s first pro-ject is to sell Christmas trees in advance of the holidays.
The sale of the trees - white spruces - will be done Dec. 5 and with only a limited number in supply, orders are being taken right now.
Last year paramedics raised funds for some
young cancer patients and decided to take it up a notch this year.
“We decided to expand it and created an incorporated foundation for charity,” said para-medic Tim Hartle.
All the proceeds from the sale of the $40 trees will go towards helping area youth. The locally-grown trees will be between five and eight feet tall. Paramedic Sophie Tasse said the foundation plans to do fundraising events throughout the year. To order a tree send an email to [email protected].
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CORNWALL, Ontario - Santa Claus posed for festive pictures with his four-legged friends (no, not the reindeer) to help raise $1,350 for the SD&G SPCA.
Dozens of Cornwall area residents and their fur babies went down to the SD&G SPCA (located at 550 Boundary Road in Cornwall) on November 14-15, for the Pet Pictures With Santa event in sup-port of the animal shelter.
For the third year, photographer and SD&G
SPCA animal care attendant Sophie Lemay volun-teered her time both days, between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., to help capture the ‘purr-fect’ moment.
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Mylo (left) and Lexi, a Jack Russell terrier and a miniature schnauzer owned by Stephanie Carpente of Cornwall, hops onto Santa’s lap during the annual Pet Pictures With Santa event at the SD&G SPCA. All proceeds go to support the Cornwall-based animal shelter. Sophie Lemay - Sophytography
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“There’s so many reasons I enjoy ‘Pet Pictures With Santa,’ other than raising money for a great cause,” said Lemay, owner-operator of Sophytography. “Just seeing how much people love their animals and have them as a part of their family. More and more we are seeing family pictures done. And as a shelter worker, I often see animals arrive in poor conditions and from terrible places. It’s refreshing to see a more posi-tive side of my job, alongside adoptions of
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Frustrated tenants forced to deal with Alice Street fireTodd [email protected]
CORNWALL, Ontario – Smoke billowed from an apartment complex fire Monday afternoon on Alice Street in Cornwall.
Witnesses said it did not appear as though anyone was injured in the fire, though tenants in the apartment were clearly frustrated with what they felt was a lack of information flowing from firefighters and police at the scene.
One man, who did not provide his name but said he lived in one of the apartments, said fire and police “were very rude” with him when he was seeking answers from them.
It should be noted that firefighters were still
working at the time to clear the building of thick, acrid smoke – the smell of which perme-ated the neighbourhood.
“I build roofs and I was working on one at the corner of Louisa and First and someone yelled to me that my place was on fire,” continued the man. “I have three cats and some fish. I don’t know what is going on with them.
“A lot of us in this building have animals.”The man was cut short by firefighters who
advised him and another man to move away from the building. The men were standing at the front door to one of the apartments.
“If you guys would move across the street it would make our jobs a lot easier,” one of the fire-
fighters told the men.Many neighbours could be found on the
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“At first we heard the fire trucks, and when we came out there was smoke coming from the eavestrough on the top,” said neighbour Justin
Rainey, who added it appeared as though the fire actually started on a lower level.
It’s unclear what caused the fire, or how many people lived in the apartment building.
While the flames were extinguished, fire-fighters were still working at sundown to clear the building of smoke, with large fans set up at the front doorway.
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CORNWALL, Ontario - As cold weather draws closer and temperatures start to drop, the third annual ‘One Warm Coat’ drive is ready to heat things up.
Doctors Joel Leger and Kylie Draper of Cornwall Spine Care Plus+ are continuing a heart-warming initiative to help the city’s underprivil-eged stay protected from the wintery weather.
Residents are being asked to donate new or gently used winter coats and accessories. Aside from winter gear, monetary donations are also accepted. All funds and jackets raised during the campaign will go directly to the Salvation Army in Cornwall.
“Pastor Oren Cole is already in touch with area families in need, so they have places to go before
we even get them,” said Leger.The local business was able to collect over 60
in 2013, and 110 in 2014, not including mittens and toques.
Draper’s hoping this year’s haul will be their biggest yet.
It all started to help local families who are forced to make financial decisions between pur-chasing clothing for the upcoming months and food for the holiday season.
“At Spine Care+, our primary goal is to guide and educate this community on all facets related to health and optimal physical function,” said Leger.
If you’re interested in donating, visit Cornwall Spine Care+ at 117 Eleventh Street West, between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 613-938-1000 or visit online at w w w . s p i n e c a r e p l u s . c a o r www.facebook.com/CornwallSpineCarePlus.
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South Glengarry launches ‘age-friendly’ plan CORNWALL, Ontario - Are you 55 or older
and a resident of South Glengarry? If so, the Township is looking for your input.
In June 2015, South Glengarry received a grant through Ontario’s Age-Friendly
Community Planning Grant Program to develop an Age-Friendly Master Plan.
As a part of this plan, the Township is survey-ing older adults in the community about their
use of, and interest in, local recreation services. Recreation includes sport, fitness, art, culture, and social programs/activities.“Almost 40% of South Glengarry’s population is over the age of 55 and that number is growing,” said Joanne Haley, General Manager of Community Services, “We are reaching out to this age-group in our community in order to improve recreation opportunities for older adults and to enhance the ways we communicate with residents about these services.”There are a number of ways for residents to provide input and comments towards the development of the Age-Friendly Master Plan, including:• Completing a survey, either on our website at www.southglengarry.com or in-person with an interviewer from November 26th to December 11th.
• Sending comments by mail to 6 Oak Street, Lancaster, Ontario, K0C 1N0 or by e-mail to [email protected] or [email protected]
attending one of four community meetings:
Wednesday, December 9th 10:00 am – 12:00 pmMartintown Community Centre 4850 County Rd. 20, Martintown Wednesday, December 9th1:00 pm – 3:00 pmLancaster Legion119 Military Road, Lancaster Thursday, December 10th 10:00 am – 12:00 pmNorth Lancaster Optimist Hall 4837 2nd Line Rd., North Lancaster
Thursday, December 10th 1:00 pm – 3:00 pmChar-Lan Recreation Centre19740 John Street, WilliamstownTo set up an appointment for an in-person
survey or for more information, contact Joanne Haley, General Manager of Community Services at (613) 347-1166 ext. 231 or [email protected] or Anne Ward, Recreation Facilitator at 613-347-2411 ext. 22 or [email protected].
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South Glengarry gets into the spirit for Jersey DayADAm [email protected]
CORNWALL, Ontario - Lookin’ sporty, South Glengarry.
The township once again participated in RBC Sports Day in Canada, with a community-wide, week-long celebration of sport, through-out Nov. 14-21.
“Physical activity is a key element to the overall health and well-being of the entire com-munity - the Township of South Glengarry is proud to support this initiative, which aligns with our Active Living Charter,” said Mayor Ian McLeod.
S.G. Recreation partnered with the com-munity to offer recreation events by hosting a variety of ‘Try-It Days’ at the Char-Lan Recreation Centre in Williamstown and the Martintown Community Centre. The township also partici-pated in National Jersey Day on Friday (Nov. 20).
RBC Sports Day in Canada, presented by ParticipACTION, CBC, and True Sport, is an annual week-long series of event celebrating the power of sport, build community, national spirit, and facilitate healthy, active living.
The Township of South Glengarry participated in National Jersey Day on Friday, November 20, 2015. Adam Brazeau
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DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN POST YOUR COMMUNITY EVENT ONLINE?
Go to the Community Calendar page at
www.southglengarry.com,use the link “Click here to submit an event to
the South Glengarry Calendar” that is at the top of the Community Calendar page, fill out the fields and click submit. Once your event is approved, it will automatically appear in the Township of South Glengarry’s Community Calendar as well as on the “Discover Glengarry” Community Calendar.
The Glengarry Encore Education Centre offers programs with registration up to 5 days before a course begins. Details about courses offered can be found at www.glengarryencore.com and on their Facebook page. Contact Glengarry Encore at 613-525-1008 or email [email protected].
December Calendar of Events for Branch 544, Royal Canadian Legion, Lancaster – call 613-347-3286 or visit www.lancasterlegion.com for event details.
UPCOMING EVENTSThe Air Cadets have an ongoing recruitment
drive for youth ages 12 to 18. Meetings are held at the Township of South Glengarry’s Lancaster office (enter building through the basement back door) from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm on Wednesday. Contact Jack Christie at 613-930-2406 for more information.
Every Wednesday the LanChar Seniors’ Center hosts a Seniors’ Luncheon for $6. Menu varies each week. All lunches are held at the LanChar building at 12:00pm, except the 3rd Wednesday of the month the luncheon is held at the Martintown Community Centre.
Dec 4 – Community Teen Dance, from 7:00 pm to 9:30pm at Char-Lan District High School in the gym. Cost is $2, canteen on site. Parents must sign student in and out.
Dec 5 – Lancaster Santa Claus Parade beginning at 2:00 pm from the Legion in Lancaster. This year’s theme is “Elf on the Shelf”. Anyone wanting to register a float has to do so the day of the parade between 12 noon and 1:00 pm at the Legion.
Dec 5 – Martintown Annual Santa Parade beginning at 6:30 pm. Parade will run along County Road 18 – join Santa at the Mill following the parade.
Dec 7 – Martintown & District Horticultural Society Christmas Decorating Contest, open to all residents of Martintown and District. Categories
include: Best Decorated Door/Entrance and Best Overall View. Contact Carolyn Hickman at 613-936-0344.
Dec 9 – TOT-time at the Williamstown Library, 10:30 am to 11:15 am. Pre-schoolers and their adults are invited for stories, songs, rhymes, activities and social time.
Dec 11 – Free Women’s Drum Circle, at 7:00 pm. Bring your drums and percussion instruments to share. To reserve your spot, call Monica at 613-330-7863.
Dec 12 – Salem United Church Christmas Tea and Bake Sale, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Sandwiches, scones, desserts, beverages and special musical entertainment by the Cabaret Ensemble singing Songs of the Season. For information call 613-931-1468.
Dec 16 – Raisin River Reads at the Williamstown Library from 10:30 am to 11:30 am. This book club promises to be lively, entertaining, informative and to provide many laughs!
Dec 17 – KnitChats at the Williamstown Library from 3:30 pm to 4:45 pm. Meet other knitters to exchange patterns, ideas and to chat. All ages welcome.
Dec 24 – St. Lawrence Pastoral Charge, United Church of Canada is holding a Christmas Eve Service at Knox Chapel located at the rear of Opportunity Knox Bargain Store, beginning at 7:30 pm.
Dec 25 – Community Christmas Dinner at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, South Lancaster at 12:00 noon. The dinner is provided at no charge by the Churches. Offers for help gratefully accepted. Call Gary at 613-935-8179 or Anne Marie at 613-347-2518 for more information.
Dec 31 – Glengarry, Nor’Westers and Loyalist Museum Traditional Hogmanay Party beginning at 6:00 pm. Come to the museum in Williamstown and join your neighbors in bidding farewell to 2015 with food, music, a bonfire and fireworks. All are welcome, cash bar. No admission but donations will be gratefully received.
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COUNCIL NOTICEThe December Council meetings will be held on
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HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURSTHE TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH GLENGARRY OFFICE WILL CLOSE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24TH, 2015 AT 12:00 NOON AND WILL REOPEN AT ON MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2016 AT 8:30 AM.
HOLIDAY FIRE SAFETYDid you know? Fire deaths traditionally rise over
the holiday season. Stay safe throughout the holidays with these tips:• Whenbuyingafreshtree,keepthebaseofthe
trunk in water at all times. • Checklightsbeforeputtingthemonthetree–
discardanyoldordamagedsets• Stayinthekitchenwhencooking–unattended
cookingistheleadingcauseofkitchenfires• Keep candles in a sturdy holder away from
children,pets,combustiblematerialsandyourtree• Alcoholandfireareadangerousmix–keepa
closeeyeonanyoneattempting tocookor smokewhileundertheinfluenceofalcohol• Encouragesmokerstosmokeoutside.Checkfor
cigarettebuttsbetweensofaandchaircushionsbeforebed• Installsmokealarmsoneverystoreyandoutside
sleepingareas.Testthemmonthlyandchangethebatteriesatleastonceperyear.
3RD ANNUAL VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION EVENTTheTownshipofSouthGlengarry’s3rdAnnual
VolunteerAppreciationWine&CheeseeventwillbeheldonTuesday,December1stfrom6:00pmto8:00pmattheChar-LanRecreationCentre,upstairshall.Thiseventisheldannually to thank our local volunteersfortheirtime,supportandcommitmentto our community and organizations.AnyonewhovolunteersintheTownshipiswelcometoattend;formoreinformationcontactKelliShaver-Campeauat613-347-1166ext.264orecdev@southglengarry.com.
NOTICE REGARDING WINTER MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIESPleasebeadvisedthattheparkingofavehicleon
the roadway interferingwithwintermaintenanceactivitiesisaninfractionofSection170.(1)oftheHighwayTrafficAct,“nopersonshallpark,stand,orstopavehicleonaroadway”,and(12)“despitetheotherprovisionsofthissection,nopersonshallparkorstandavehicleonahighwayinsuchamannerastointerferewiththemovementoftrafficortheclearingofsnowfromthehighway”,R.S.O.1990,c.H.8.,s.170(12)andpreventstheTownshipRoadDepartmentfromperformingtheplowingandde-icingoperationsinanefficientandsafemanner.Pleasebeadvisedthatthepracticeofdepositingsnow
oriceonaroadwayishazardousandisaninfractionnotedinSection181,“nopersonshalldepositsnoworiceonaroadwaywithoutpermissioninwritingsotodofromtheMinistryortheroadauthorityresponsibleforthemaintenanceoftheroad”,R.S.O.1990,c.H.8,s.181oftheHighwayTrafficAct.Thankyouforyourcooperationinthesematters.
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SD and G Highlanders deserve better of usToDD [email protected]
This weekend there will be a celebration in Cornwall, but there’s a good chance it’s flying under the radar in many circles, as everyone gears up for Christmas.
The SD and G Highlanders will hold their annu-al celebration at the Cornwall Armoury – the regi-mental dinner - complete with kilts, tradition and more than a few nods to the past.
The Highlanders, or Glengarrians as they are more colloquially known (Glens, in some circles), have been an institution in Cornwall for genera-tions. The famed unit can trace its origins all the way back to the militias of the War of 1812.
Today the regiment belongs to 33 Canadian Brigade Group, part of the Canadian Forces Primary Reserve. Its job is a simple one: to close with and destroy the enemy. In other words, when heavy lifting is involved it is units like the Glens that get the call.
We’re lucky to have them. Not because Canada (or SD and G for that matter) is in danger of inva-sion, but because the traditions and leadership the unit has instilled within itself have been poured into the young men and women who wear Canadian Forces uniforms with pride.
Those same individuals have “real” jobs during the week, and despite the fact that they trade in
camouflaged army fatigues for suits, ties or cover-alls they still carry with them the discipline of the military…even when they’re not at the armoury.
I have met, on and off, with several of the com-manding officers of the regiment. My boot camp began during Ice Storm ‘98 when Sandy Robertson was the boss – a no-nonsense man who enjoyed the respect of troopers who were tasked with cleaning up the community as trees and branches were falling.
Later I met regularly with Rob Duda, a lanky individual whose ability to shout orders (while maintaining an air of respect) beguiled his soft-spoken nature.
For now it is Steve Young, who I last heard was deployed to Haiti to help maintain the security of that country whilst it completes democratic elec-tions. He is due to retire soon, which means another soldier will one day soon command the local unit.
There are also hundreds of other nameless, faceless rank-and-file soldiers who make up the Glens that are quick to offer a smile, and a “sir”, when I visit the armoury for one story or another.
In spite of its monolithic appearance, the armoury is actually a pretty fun place, often filled with people who are more “family” than “military.”
Maybe that’s part of why the Highlanders are making a concerted effort to rebrand themselves. “Citizen soldiers” is a term you should expect to
hear more of, as the unit approaches its 150th anniversary in 2018. While just below the surface the Glens have always been a pillar of the com-munity, publicly the regiment has suffered through a bit of an identity crisis.
Gone are the days when teenaged boys (and later girls) joined cadets corps in droves. Consequently the number of young people enlist-ing in the army has also dropped. This, coupled with the bureaucracy that permeates the Canadian Forces nationally has translated into some would-be recruits waiting months (some-times more than a year) to learn if they have been
accepted into the army, which hasn’t helped either.
As a consequence, the Highlanders have slipped – just a bit – below the radar.
This shouldn’t be. Too many young men from wars decades ago, and others from battles fought most recently, have given too much for the Glens to be an afterthought in this community.
We should all welcome the SD and G Highlanders back to the forefront in this region. There has always been a place at the table for men and women of honour…even if the chair has got-ten just a bit cold.
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LETTERSLast week’s editorial was a complete miss: reader
Editor:“We have the room......We have the jobs....
We have the heart....”Please notice the situation in Europe before
pontificating about “fear mongering”. The Paris massacre was masterminded by a Jihadi pass-ing as a ‘refugee.’ There are experts who claim
that up to 20% of ‘refugees’ in Europe are linked to ISIS. There are states in the US, many states, that are NOT taking in any of these invaders. Surely we can learn a lesson from these quar-ters so as not to repeat their mistakes.
Your suggestion of accepting thousands of unscreened people into Canada is nothing
short of lunacy! Even if we do screen them what do we need polygamy and 5.6 children per child bearing female for? Our welfare sys-tem will suffer damage or breakdown break down under this system just as it has in Denmark, UK, Germany, Greece etc. etc. Your short article in OPINION (Seaway News Nov 19
2015) is irresponsible and naive. Yes, “We have the room......We have the jobs....We have the heart....” But you at least don’t have the brains to look at the refugee problem dispassionately and logically with Canada’s better interests at heart.
A.S. Fox , Glen Roy
Seaway News welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should be no longer than 300 words and may be edited for clarity or length. Please send your letters by email to [email protected] or by mail to 501 Campbell Street, Unit 6, Cornwall, Ontario K6H 6X5. Please include your name, address and phone number.
But on second thought, maybe he was rightEditor:I almost wept when I read last week’s
editorial. I am somewhat new to the area, and I find
many folks here have had little contact with those from more foreign lands. I have travelled
a lot over the years: mostly Europe, the Caribbean and Mexico, and to North Africa. I have been welcomed everywhere. But the most heart-warming welcomes I ever had were in the homes of families during my travels in North Africa. I was treated like gold, and given
whatever the household could afford to give. Our religions were different, our back-
grounds and language were different, and our caring hearts were the same. I so welcome the influx of new people into the Cornwall and the SD&G area. We will all be the better for it.
I am now a retired senior on a pension, so I cannot help financially to settle a Syrian family, but can I help in other ways? I, too, know what it is like to be a stranger in a strange land.
Lorna KlassenMartintown, Ontario
OPINION
‘Old sweats’ remember Big Mike HeenanCLAUDE MCINTOSH
The annual gathering of old sweats (aka Jockfest) at the Navy Club on Sixth Street won’t be the same without Big Mike Heenan, who along with Andy Petepiece founded the event that at one point swelled to a couple of hun-dred “oldtimers”.
A lot of the old sweats were back at the Navy Club Wednesday night. However, it had a more solemn tone. They were remembering Big Mike who died last week at age 69 after a brief illness.
Heenan, a bear of a man, was a football line-man at Cornwall Collegiate and later with Ed Lumley’s Cornwall junior football squad. He also had a stint with the Hawkesbury senior club.
Big Mike grew up on Whitehead Avenue where most of his neighbourhood chums were into music. At one time, there were 13 young musicians living in the neighbourhood. Big Mike was a drummer, and a pretty good one.
Among the groups he played with during the Sixties and Seventies - when local bands flourished - were The Shermans, The Galaxies and The Lancers. He was a driving force in the local musicians guild and served a couple of terms as president.
Back in the Sixties a lot of big names played gigs at Massena’s Willow Grove nightclub, a popular weekend hangout for the young, and at times rambunctious, Cornwall crowd, which was the Willow’s bread and butter.
One of the bands booked for a gig at the Willow was Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels.
Just before opening night the band’s drummer took ill. The call for a replacement was put through to the guild in Cornwall. Big Mike answered the call and played a two-weekend stint with one of the hottest rock bands in the U.S.
*****Anybody who has gone to the crowded
Cornwall Community Hospital emergency room with a non-life threatening ailment knows that the wait time can be anywhere from three to seven hours.
But there is a city hospital, actually two, where the wait time to see a doctor is measured in minutes.
And elective surgery can be carried out in a day or two.
Problem for humans is that you have to be a cat or a dog.
******Ryan Gosling, the 35-year-old Hollywood
superstar who lists Cornwall as his hometown, plays alongside veteran Harrison Ford in “Blade Runner 2” which will flash across the big screens on Dec. 23. Oscar watchers think there might be an nomination in it for Gosling. He has two other movies in the Hollywood hopper: “The Big Short” in which he plays a sleazy investor looking to cash in on the housing bubble downturn. And, he will play alongside Russell Crowe, Matt Bower and Kim Basinger in “The Nice Guys”. ... An Australian journalist was in Cornwall last week researching a piece on Gosling.
*****Financially challenged municipalities are
looking for new revenue sources and Brockville found one (actually an old source). In July 2014 the city brought back development fees that had been mothballed in 2009. In the final five months of 2014, the fees brought in $30,000. Developers are charged $3,450 for a new single or semi-detached home. Multiple dwellings are charged up to $2,600 per unit. Of course, in most cases the extra cost is passed on to the buyer, just as the HST. Cornwall doesn’t have development fees, yet.
******Freshly minted Massena councillor Steve
O’Shaughnessy (no relation to our mayor) had to chew on a plate of crow soon after being elected. He launched a one-man campaign to have Alcoa Field renamed because the com-pany had cut 500 jobs at its Massena works. Mayor Timmy Currier thought it was a dumb idea and so did other members of council who pointed that the company was still the village’s major employer and a big player in charitable causes. Admitting that “90% of the people he talked to” after his news release was issued were against the idea, the councillor scrapped the idea.
TRIVIA ANSWER On Feb. 1, 1975 a sod-turning ceremony launched construction of Cornwall Civic Complex. The complex was offi-cially opened on Oct. 31, 1976. A few weeks later the Harlem Globetrotters played in front of the city’s largest indoor sports crowd. Paid attendance was 5,500.
TRIVIA On April 9, 1956 city council gave first reading to a bylaw for the borrowing of $1.730 million for construction of this project
which up to that time was the most expensive taxpayer-funded project in the city’s history. The facility is still operating.
SPORTS STUFF Bob “Argo” McNally, retired federal government employee now liv-ing in Las Vegas (aka Lost Wages), is visiting his hometown. McNally played football for Cornwall Collegiate in the Sixties and ranks as one of the best running backs to come out of a local high school. A 100-metre sprinter, he tied the oldest Eastern Ontario Secondary School Association (EOSSA) track record when he clocked 10.2 in 1965 during an EOSSA meet in Kingston. The record had been unmatched for 32 years. He went on to star with the University of Windsor Lancers.
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After many years of competing in major tal-ent competitions over the past four years, Cornwall’s Kevin Rivette will hit the stage as a Franco-Ontarian artist yet again.
Rivette will compete in the Canadian-wide talent search “Fais Moi Ta Toune” staged as prov-incial finalist in the 7-77 vocal interpretation age category.
He’s no stranger to that classification. Rivette has been named the male vocalist champion in other major talent competitions in the past few years including the “Trois Pistoles en Chanson” in Trois Pistoles Québec and a semi-final spot at “Propulse Ta Voix” in St-Alexandre de Kamouraska, Que.
“I love performing,” said Rivette. “Over the past few years, in fact most of my life, I have been searching within myself for happiness in my soul. I’m blessed with a great wife, friends and family, however performing has allowed me a channel where I find energy and profound rewards by the people who allow me to entertain them.”
Rivette’s “Fais Moi Ta Toune” performance will take place on Dec. 5 in Asbestos, Qué. Rivette says that the producers of “Fais Moi Ta Toune” invite all candidates to extend a personal invita-tion to others to join their page and tune into their updated links via Facebook Page at face-book.com/concoursfaismoitatoune.
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Parking lot rage leads to arrest
CORNWALL, Ontario - A Cornwall woman was unexpectedly confronted by her ex common-law husband in a parking lot, where he threatened to burn down her house.
Cornwall Community Police Service said the incident happened on Tuesday (Nov. 10).
Police say the man also prevented the 43-year-old woman’s vehicle from exiting the parking lot.
The 38-year-old suspect was located at his residence and held for a bail hearing.
He was charged with threats, criminal harass-ment, and forcible confinement.
No names were released to protect the vic-tim’s identity.
Clear-cut theft?Cornwall police caught up with a 28-year-old
city man accused of shoplifting razors from a Ninth Street store on Oct. 18, nearly a month later, on Tuesday (Nov. 10), walking around Eleventh and Sydney streets.
James Labelle was charged with theft under $5,000 and breach of probation for failing to keep the peace.
He was released to appear in court on December 17.
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CORNWALL, Ontario - The annual Holiday Wine & Gourmet Tastings event continues to grow in its appeal to oenophiles, foodies, and anyone interested in supporting charity.
Close to 500 guests attended the swanky affair at the Nav Centre in Cornwall on Saturday, Nov. 21.
“We’re inches away from $50,000,” said Angie Baker, chair of the Holiday Wine & Gourmet Tastings volunteer event committee.
It was later announced that some $48,296 had been raised, with a little bit more money expected to trickle in.
Organizers pledged at least $20,000 to the local charitable organization, with an additional $5,000 being matched by Scotiabank Cornwall.
In 2014, the event raised $39,000.It looks like Santa heard Pat Clarke, honour-
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Nav Centre’s Luc McCabe (a main judge at Upper Canada Village’s annual Food Lovers’
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The classy affair also sported a new look compared to its two previous editions, and fea-tured live jazz music, fine cuisine, gourmet des-sert stations, martini bar, live and silent auction.
“The real key to the success of the evening is we had over 100 sponsors,” said Baker. “Seaway News was our primary media partner. Without TC Media - Cornwall we would not have gotten
the word out the way we did.”Lori Greer, executive director of the United
Way of SDG, said the 2015 campaign, which aims to raise $710,000 by Dec. 19 to support the 17 non-profit agencies (offering 18 programs) under its umbrella, is past the 25 per cent mark.
For more information on how to support the charitable organization, call 613-932-2051 or visit unitedwaysdg.com and www.facebook.com/United-WayCentraide-of-Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry.
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CORNWALL, Ontario - The Cornwall edition of the Run to end MS will have a new component next year - a qualifier for the Boston Marathon.
Well, that’s the plan.Karen Torrie-Racine, volunteer office manager
for the Cornwall chapter of the MS Society, said officials from Ottawa will be in the area in the next week or so to map out the route planned for the new marathon edition to the run.
A marathon must be 42.195 km, and Torrie-Racine said the plan is to have racers run from Crysler Park Marina west of the city into Cornwall.
She said local race officials will submit the plan to Boston Marathon officials for approval.
“It will be a really big draw for this area,” said Torrie-Racine. “We’re one of the first races of the year, so people in eastern Ontario will be really interested.”
The 2016 edition of the Run to End MS will be the first one to ever incorporate a marathon com-ponent. Previous iterations have included a five- and 10-km race, as well as a half marathon.
The race is scheduled for April 30. Racers who will be competing in the components aside from the full marathon will still leave from St. Lawrence College and run west of the city.
Marathon racers, who will be preregistered, will be bused to Crysler Park Marina to begin their run. Last year the event raised $26,000 for the MS Society of Canada.
Run to End MS plans to include Boston Marathon qualifier
Strong start
The Peewee “A” Typhoons stormed through Waterloo in early November, going 5-0 to take home the gold. The Typhoons are 14-1 in tournament play thus far this season with their only loss coming in the finals of their home tournament 1-0. In front from left are Avery Brown, Isabelle Longchamps. In the middle from left are Mikaela Coleman, Julia Allan, Mackenzie LeClair, Leah Whelan, Hannah Johnson, Emily Norman, Sarah O’Brien. In back, from left are Kim Norman, Jason Norman, Millie King, Dave Thompson, Maevin Wylie-Arbic, Lauryn Craig, Emma Thompson, Tia Lascelle, Hughie Coleman, Sherry Wylie-Arbic.
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CORNWALL, Ontario - Alexandria gets lit up in all its Christmas splendour this weekend.
The 10th annual Festival of Lights kicks off Saturday in Island Park.
The event, sponsored by the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce, includes more than 200,000 lights as well as displays created by local schools, agencies and service clubs, said volunteer Bonnie McDonald.
Several thousand people are expected to take in the event that runs for the entire month of December in the evening from 5 to 10 p.m.
“On opening night we usually get about 1,000 people,” said McDonald.
The free event will include a performance from Glengarry County’s own Kathleen Sauve at Alexandria Island Park. Sauve’s show will be pre-ceded by a fireworks show at about 6:15 p.m.
Dec. 5 from 9 a.m. to noon there will be a Christmas cookie decorating event, while Dec. 8 a Christmas memorial celebration takes place at 6:30 p.m. The closing ceremonies, which includes more fireworks, goes Dec. 31 at 6 p.m.
The cookie event is limited seating. Contact Anik Samson at 613-525-1533 ext 222 to reserve your spot.
B&B Foods is the sponsor for the opening night and New Year’s Eve fireworks.
National Child Day: Kidding around with elected officialsADAM [email protected]
CORNWALL, Ontario - The Boys and Girls Club of Cornwall/SDG celebrated National Child Day with an after (school) party of epic proportions.
This year’s guest list included: MPP Jim McDonell, Cornwall Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy, and Councillors Justin Towndale and Carilyne Hebert, in addition to 40 students from two local French school boards, and youth enrolled in the club’s after-school programs.
“National Child Day celebrates children’s rights,” said Jacquie Richards, executive director of BGC Cornwall/SDG.
The elected officials visited with their young-est constituents and toured the facilities on Friday (Nov. 20), as the youngsters enjoyed plenty of fun activities.
“There are 44 clubs celebrating today, and we’re saying, come join our party,” said Richards.
National Child Day was established in 1993 to commemorate the United Nations’ adoption of two documents centered on children’s rights.
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Health Link celebrates launch in Cornwall
CORNWALL, Ontario - The Cornwall Community Hospital and fellow Health Link partners celebrated the beginning of a new health care model for the area’s high-needs patients.
“In our first two weeks, we have started to help seven patients receive coordinated care,” said Christine Penney, vice president of Community Programs at CCH. “These are patients who were at risk of falling through the cracks and not receiving the care they need.”
The small celebration, complete with cake and a visit from Cornwall Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy, took place during a Stormont, Glengarry, Cornwall,
& Akwesasne Health Links Steering Committee meeting at the Centre de sante communautaire de l’Estrie on Friday (November 20).
The local Health Links program is comprised of doctors, nurses, specialists, hospitals, primary and home care, long-term care, and community agen-cies, aiming to provide coordinated access to servi-ces, for those with a number of complex medical conditions, who use the health care system frequently.
Penney said that statistics show complex patients make up only five per cent of Ontario’s population, but use two-thirds of the health care
budget.CCH says the role of the Health Links care
coordinator is to meet with patients to learn about their health care goals; bring patients, their families,
and care providers together for meetings; monitor the patient’s progress; adjust care plans, as required; and facilitate collaboration with health and social service workers involved with the patient.
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TEA & BAKE SALE ~ Please join us on Saturday, Nov. 28, 1:30-3pm at St. Columban’s Parish Activity Room 201, upstairs at the Agapè Centre. $6. Delicious sandwiches and desserts. Draw for Christmas Gift Basket. Everyone Welcome.
SNOWFLAKE BAZAAR & LUNCHEON ~ Thursday, Dec. 3 at 14 York St. Free Parking. Bazaar Tables: 10am to 1:30pm. Luncheon: $8. 11am to
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TIPS TO ADVOCATE FOR YOUR FAMILY MEMBER. Improve the quality of life, for your child/adult with a disability or a senior residing in a care facility. Fee applies. Call 613-935-6857.
FOCUS ART CHRISTMAS PARTY ~ December 2 at 7pm at The Social, 130 Sydney St. Tickets: $15 : http://focusartonline.org/wp/ticket-purchase or at The Grind. Deadline: November 27.
9th ANNUAL INGLESIDE CRAFT & TRADE SHOW ~ Over 80 vendors, Silent Auction, Canteen open for lunch/snacks. Rothwell Osnabruck School, 1 College St., Ingleside, Friday, Nov. 27, 4-8pm and Saturday, Nov. 28, 10-4pm. Door Prizes. FREE ADMISSION.
MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Gilles & Mike Boudrias, Saturday, Nov. 28, 8pm-12am. We have Hall Rentals for all occasions. Moose Lodge, 443 – 11th St. West. 613-938-0666.
CASINO TRIP to Rideau Carleton on Friday, Nov. 27, bus departs at 4:30pm. For more info, call 613-932-6534. “Bring a friend or two”. Proceeds toward St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre.
DREAM MAKER PRODUCTIONS “THE PRINCESS BRIDE” ~ Dec. 5 & 6 from 11am to 1pm at St. Lawrence Secondary School. $5. Affordable for the whole family. Tickets available at Melody Music. To reserve, call 613-932-3510.
THE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY is recruiting organizing volunteers for our three 2016 Relay for Life events. If you can help us plan for Morrisburg, Maxville or Plantagenet, please give Lois a call at 613-932-1283 ext 3673. Don’t be shy. Many hands make light work.
DO YOU LIKE VISITING YOUR NEIGHBOURS? Why not become a residential canvasser in April to help us raise money for cancer research. We also need team captains to help us distribute the kits. Call Lois 613-932-1283 ext 3673.
ARE YOU COMFORTABLE SPEAKING IN FRONT OF A SMALL GROUP? The Canadian Cancer Society is recruiting a few new presentation volunteers and Public Issues volunteers to help us
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THE HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION is looking for volunteers to canvass this February, if interested please contact Ashley at 613-938-8933.
MEALS ON WHEELS/GLEN STOR DUN LODGE Volunteers are desperately needed to deliver meals to homebound seniors during the winter months. If you are able to spare 2 hours once or twice per month, please call 613-933-3384 ext 4263. Meals are delivered between 11am and 1pm Monday to Friday. Mileage is reimbursed.
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GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS MEETINGS every Tuesday at 7:30pm. 343 Pitt St. Cornwall, (Starbright Centre). Call 613-362-7634.
BINGO ~ Ste. Thérèse-de-Lisieux Fall 2015 schedule: Thursday, Nov. 26 & Dec. 10.
CONCERT DE NOËL ~ Dan et Lou, le 29 novem-bre à 14h, l’église Ste-Thérèse-de-Lisieux, 1304 rue Lisieux, Cornwall. Pour billets: 613-933-0664.
SVTC PRESENTS: NO TELL MOTEL ~ A sexy comedy about infidelity, motels, a travelling bible salesman, and against all odds...a happy ending. Evenings: Nov. 27, 28 at 7:30pm. Location: Dream Builder Studios, 2107 2nd St. West, Cornwall. Admission: $20.
SVTC PRESENTS: DISNEY’S ALICE IN WONDERLAND JR ~ Join Alice’s madcap adven-tures in Wonderland as she chases the White Rabbit, races the Dodo Bird, gets tied up with the Tweedles, raps with a bubble-blowing Caterpillar, and beats
the Queen of Hearts at her own game! Enjoy toe-tapping Disney songs such as “I’m Late,” “The Un-birthday Song,” and “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah.” General public: Dec. 5t at 11am and 2pm. Dec. 6 at 2pm. Location: Aultsville Theatre, 2 St. Lawrence Drive. Tickets: $10.
STROKE SURVIVOR SUPPORT GROUP: An opportunity for all stroke survivors and their care-givers to share and learn together. Meeting will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 2 at Riverdale Terrace Retirement Residence, 1200 Second St. West from 6:30pm - 8pm. Info: John Milnes 613-933-1151 or Deena Dufresne 613-936-8784. Visit our website: www.stroke-easternontario.org
CORNWALL NEWCOMERS CLUB welcomes women who have moved to Cornwall and area in the last 4 years. Call Patricia at 613-935-3109 for more information about the club and its activities. Please confirm by Dec. 4, if you would like to attend our Christmas dinner meeting on Dec. 8.
MOCCASIN MODEL RR CLUB meets at St. Mathews Lutheran Church, 1509 - 2nd St. W, Cornwall on Wednesday, Dec. 2 at 7:30pm. All model railroad enthusiasts are welcome attend. 613-936-1660 http://www.facebook.com/groups/moccasinRRclub/
NEW YEAR’S EVE BALL ~ at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 205 Amelia Street (upstairs hall), on Thursday, Dec. 31, 2015 from 8pm to 1am. Buffet (hot & cold) served at midnight. Music by: Crazy
Dave. Door prizes & spot dances. Call for tickets 613-932-7600. Sponsored by Wilson Funeral Home.
ADVENT EVENTIDE ~ An evening of Celtic music in preparation for Christmas at St. Andrew’s United Church, Martintown on Sunday, Nov. 29 at 7pm. Featuring Ian Hepburn, Harpist; William Laurin, Drummer; Lisa Zeran & Paddy Kelly, Soloists; Kimberley Little & The Glengarry Girls Choir; Bill Ellam & Patsy Timmers, Organists; Brenna & Catherine Thomson; St. Andrew’s, St. James & Chalmers United Church Choirs. All welcome. Refreshments.
KNOX-ST. PAUL’S UNITED CHURCH ~ 800 12TH St. East Off McConnell Ave. North, CHURCH EVENTS: Sundays Nov. 29, 10am First Sunday of Advent. Theme: The End is Always Here and Jesus is Always Returning. Dec. 6, Holy Communion. Dec. 20, Christmas Pot Luck Dinner 5:30pm and Carol Sing 7pm. Dec. 24 Thursday, 7pm Christmas Eve - Candles, Carols and Communion. Vision Related: Dec. 10, Thursday, 7pm Human Rights Day. Dec. 21, Monday, 7pm, Longest Night for all who find the holiday season difficult and all who want to be sup-portive and understanding.
CHRISTMAS COMES ~ Christmas comes with its promises of peace, joy, hope, love and remem-brances amidst busy holiday preparations. To remind us of the reason for the season, the Centennial Choir of Cornwall hopes to bring these thoughts to mind with our popular annual
Christmas concert. Two performances will take place at St. John’s Presbyterian Church, 28 Second St. E. Friday, Dec. 11 at 8pm and Sunday, Dec. 13 at 2pm. Tickets may be purchased at St. John’s Church office, Home Hardware, 13th and Pitt, The Lottery Kiosk at Cornwall Square , The Crossroads Convenience Store, St. Andrews W. and from choir members. Come and celebrate the magic and won-der of this special time.
CHRISTMAS TEA & BAZAAR ~ Sunday, Dec. 6 for St. Anthony’s - St. Michael’s Parish from 1:30pm to 3:30pm at St. Anthony’s Parish Hall, Apple Hill. Bake sale, crafts, new & nearly new table, children’s fishpond, draws, door prize & more. Bring the family.
BEREAVED FAMILIES OF ONTARIO CANDLELIGHT REMEMBRANCE SERVICE ~ Wednesday, Dec. 9 at 7pm at Knox St. Paul’s United Church, 800 - 12th St. East. For many, the approach-ing Christmas Season is anything but Merry, espe-cially if you’ve experienced the death of a loved one. Everyone Welcome. Info: 613-936-1455.
CHRISTMAS LOTTO DRAW & DANCE ~ Royal Canadian Legion, Saturday, Dec. 5 from 8pm to 12am. Draw at 10pm. Light Lunch at 11pm. Entertainment by “Revival”. Everyone Welcome.
CENTRE CHARLES-EMILE CLAUDE ~ 146-B avenue Chevrier, 613-932-1035. Bingo tous les lun-dis dès 18h00. Atelier sur la prévention des abus chez les aînés inc. vendredi 27 novembre dès 10h.
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Mille feux, ce n’est pas peu dire puisque ce sont quelque 400 000 bulbes qui illumineront Ottawa pour la période des Fêtes.
C’est 100 000 de plus que l’an dernier, mais en cette 31e illumination de la ville, on a cherché à se «renouveler» et à «bonifier» le tout explique Katherine Cyr, conseillère en communication au ministère du Patrimoine canadien.
L’avenue MacKenzie est en fait l’une des rues qui sera nouvellement éclairées cette année.
Ces centaines de milliers d’ampoules s’illumineront de 16h30 à 2h00, tous les jours à compter du 2 décembre. Et puisque cela fait beaucoup d’ampoules, Patrimoine canadien n’installe que des diodes électroluminescentes (DEL). «Elles consomment moins d’énergie et ont une durée de vie plus longue», spécifie la con-seillère en communication.
L’événement en soi, qui s’intitule «Lumières de Noël au Canada», ne sera officiellement lancé que le 2 décembre prochain, sur la colline du Parlement.
Lors de cette soirée, il sera possible d’assister à la toute nouvelle projection multimédia qui
sera présentée tous les soirs, jusqu’au 7 janvier. Il y a aura également un spectacle pyrotechnique et une performance de la chanteuse canadienne Measha Brueggergosman. Des Queues de Castor et du chocolat chaud seront aussi offerts gratuitement aux participants, afin de se réchauffer le cœur.
La projection en question est fait une anima-tion, mettant en vedette trois personnages (un renard, un grizzly et un bonhomme de neige), qu’on estime qu’elle plaira à plusieurs.
«Du plaisir pour toute la famille», assure Mme Cyr, en esquissant un large sourire.
Sensiblement les mêmes coûts que l’an dernier
Au total, sans compter la cérémonie d’illumination, on estime que les lumières auront coûté quelque 250 000$.
CORNWALL, 20 novembre 2015 – 110 per-sonnes se sont réunies, mardi soir, à la salle J.R. Brisson de Casselman pour le souper-conférence «Persévérance… La clé du succès». Cet événe-ment, organisé par l’équipe du Programme d’éducation sur le diabète du Centre de santé communautaire de l’Estrie (CSCE), s’est déroulé dans le cadre du mois du diabète. La soirée avait pour but de sensibiliser la population sur les avan-tages d’adopter une attitude positive à l’égard d’une épreuve de la vie, telle la gestion d’une mal-adie comme le diabète.
À cet effet, le CSCE était fier de recevoir madame Roxanne Lauzon, une athlète de Glengarry, propriétaire d’une entreprise de condi-tionnement physique, qui a récemment fait l’ascension du mont Kilimanjaro, en Afrique, un des plus hauts sommets du monde. L’important pour y arriver, selon elle, c’est de croire en soi et en ses capacités. Sa devise : «Dans la vie, peu importe si c’est sur le plan personnel, professionnel ou physique, on va frapper un mur. Il faut donc con-tinuer de se rappeler que la réussite est à nos portes et qu’il faut donner tout ce qu’on a pour l’atteindre!». Et ce sont ces paroles qu’elle a dû se répéter à quatre heures de l’arrivée au sommet. Épuisée et affaiblie par les impacts de l’altitude, Madame Lauzon est passée près d’abandonner. Mais comme elle s’apitoie peu sur son sort (elle ne s’alloue que 10 secondes de pitié avant de se relever et foncer), elle s’est rappelé tous les gens de sa communauté, tous ceux qui croyaient en elle, et elle ne voulait surtout pas les décevoir. «J’aimais mieux me tuer à essayer que de revenir en ayant échoué!». Et elle a réussi!
Madame Lauzon a été une athlète toute sa vie;
elle a, entre autres, joué au volleyball et fait partie de l’équipe nationale mixte de baseball. En 2009, elle a été nommée Athlète féminine de l’année au Gala de la Femme d’Alexandria. En 2010, elle a été reconnue pour sa contribution à la promotion du bien-être dans sa communauté par le regroupe-ment des professionnels de l’exercice et du condi-tionnement physique au Canada. Plus récem-ment, elle a été intronisée au Temple de la renommée des sports de Glengarry. Elle offre plusieurs classes de conditionnement physique, des entraînements privés et a aussi démarré un club de marche, en association avec le restaurant Quirky Carrot à Alexandria.
Le mode de vie sain de madame Lauzon a été inspiré par sa mère qui l’a toujours motivée à être forte et à prendre soin de sa santé. À 14 ans, elle a perdu sa mère, qui est partie trop tôt des suites d’un cancer. Cet exemple illustrait bien la tech-nique qu’elle enseigne pour faire face aux épreuves. Nommée «SARA», cette technique est composée de quatre étapes : Shock/choc, Afraid/peur, Resistance/résistance, Acceptance/accepta-tion. Cela décrit bien les différents états d’âme par lesquels chaque individu passe lorsqu’une diffi-culté se dresse sur son chemin. De plus, elle ajoute que nous devons nous sentir choyés chaque jour de se lever et de pouvoir goûter à la vie. Qu’il faut être positif et aborder chaque pépin comme un défi et non un stress.
Le témoignage de madame Lauzon a été une réelle source d’inspiration pour la centaine de per-sonnes présentes et son récit sur son voyage en Afrique une véritable motivation pour les défis auxquels nous aurons inévitablement à faire face à l’avenir.
World Racing Group et DIRTcar Northeast célébrait ses champions de la saison 2015 dans la région de Syracuse, NY et le Cornwall Motor Speedway a été le récipiendaire du trophée con-voité du promoteur de l’année. Après 2 ans en tant que promoteur, la famille Lavergne a investi temps et argent afin d’améliorer les lieux ainsi que les infrastructures en plus d’y ajouter de nouvelles séries en 2015 ainsi que des évènements jamais présentés à la piste. Ces actions ont étés recon-nues par World Racing Group ainsi que par les pairs sous la bannière DIRTcar Northeast alors que le titre du promoteur de l’année a été présenté à la directrice générale de la piste lors du banquet.
Le plus gros investissement et changement est en cours à la piste alors que la construction des
nouvelles estrades va bon train, la surface pour accueillir celle-ci a été niveler et les bases de ciment sont en préparation. La température clé-mente permet d’avancer le projet un peu plus rapidement que prévue. La construction finale sera complétée au cours de l’hiver et printemps 2016. Le calendrier de la saison 2016 est présente-ment en construction avec la soirée d’ouverture est prévue pour le dimanche 22 mai 2016 avec la présence de la série Gros-Blocs Super DIRTcar. Parmi les autres dates confirmées, notons le retour d’un doublé DIRTcar avec la série 358 et Sportsman lors du 4 septembre, la série DIRTcar Pro-Stock aura lieu le 31 juillet. La plupart des sér-ies locales seront de retour avec certains change-ments qui seront apportés.
Le Cornwall Motor Speedway reçoit le titre de promoteur DIRTcar de l’année 2015
Lumières de Noël
La capitale nationale brillera de mille feux
Une deuxième édition réussite pour le souper-conférence du CSCE dans le cadre du mois du diabète
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Une cérémonie solennelle et inspirante à l’image de l’enseignante qui l’organise!
Le 11 novembre 2015, à l’école Rose des Vents, nous avons souligné le jour du souvenir. Voici comment l’école entière a préparé cette cérémonie. Les classes de la 4e à la 6e année ont colorié des coquelicots en papier. Les médiums artistiques étaient variés: crayon de couleurs, papier mâché, peinture etc. Les classes de la maternelle à la 2e année ont fabriqué une couronne de coquelicots. En classe nous avons écouté une vidéo intitulée “C’est si peu de temps” interprétée par Terry Kelly. Cette vidéo nous prépare à bien faire la minute de silence, mais nous fait réfléchir. Aussi, nous avons reçu un journal appelé: Les animaux de guerre. En lisant ce journal, on apprend les utilités des animaux pendant la guerre sous forme de lecture et de jeux.
Le mercredi 11 novembre, suite à la récréation, toutes les classes se sont rendues au gymnase pour vivre la cérémonie. En se rentrant au gymnase, les élèves de Mme Gagnon tenaient des coquelicots et une petite chandelle artificielle dans leurs mains. Ils étaient bien placés en rang d’un bout à l’autre de notre gymnase, jusqu’à notre représentation de la tombe du soldat perdu. Tous les élèves ont eu la chance de pouvoir regarder un montage fait par Mme Joanne Gagnon et son mari Marc Gagnon. Saviez-vous que Mme Gagnon organise cette cérémonie depuis 15 ans! Cette représentation de la tombe est faite en styromousse. Après, nous avons chanté le O’CANADA. M. Beaulieu, un enseignant de la cinquième année, nous a lu un poème intitulé: Au champ d’honneur. Ce poème a été écrit par John McCrae et fêtait son 100e anniversaire de création. Ce poème est triste!
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Samara Elizabeth Boulianne, 5e année et Chloe Bazinet, 5e année
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C’est fait! Grâce à une victoire de 3 à 1 sur l’Armada de Jacksonville, le Fury d’Ottawa est devenu l’équipe championne de la saison autom-nale dans la Ligue nord-américaine de soccer.
En moins de deux ans, la formation dirigée par Marc Dos Santos a réalisé une mission qui relevait de l’imaginaire avant le début de la saison, elle qui a du même coup enregistré une 11e victoire de suite sur la route, soit un sommet dans le circuit Peterson.
Remporter un titre collectif en si peu de temps est chose rare dans la NASL. Mais le Fury, qui n’avait besoin que d’un seul point pour s’assurer du sacre de champion, semble déjà avoir atteint la maturité et l’a prouvé une nouvelle fois au parc Community First, dans l’état de la Floride.
Tirant de l’arrière 1 à 0 à la suite d’une puis-sante frappe de Mechack Jérôme du 35m, l’écurie aux couleurs rouge et blanche a fait preuve de caractère, refusant de céder.
En moins de trois minutes, elle est passée d’un retard à une avance d’un but. Le défenseur Rafael Alves a fait dévier un coup franc botté au ras du sol (59e) pour niveler la marque. Puis, le milieu Sinisa Ubiparipovic a surpris le gardien Miguel Gallardo d’un tir croisé en lob bien placé dans le coin du filet adverse.
L’attaquant Andrew Wiedeman a assuré la vic-toire à son équipe dans les arrêts de jeu lorsqu’il a accepté une superbe passe au centre de Carl Haworth avant de battre le cerbère de l’Armada.
Ces trois points s’ajoutent à la banque de la troupe de la capitale qui disputera la demi-finale du Soccer Bowl à la Place TD le dimanche 8 nov-embre. Et qui sait? Peut-être même la finale si elle
arrive à gagner la dernière partie au calendrier.Depuis l’été 2013Construisant le club à partir de rien à son
arrivée en poste en juillet 2013, le pilote aux ori-gines portugaises a guidé le Fury d’une main de chef en refusant de dévier de l’identité de l’équipe.
Après une première année qui s’est soldée par un résultat dans le bas du classement, le onze ottavien n’a pas connu un début de saison 2015 du tonnerre, lui qui pointait au 9e rang sur 11 équipes après la campagne printanière.
Dos Santos n’a pas effectué de grands change-ments. Il a renforcé le centre du terrain avec l’acquisition de Julian de Guzman alors que cer-tains milieux tels que Patryk Misik et Philippe Davies (retraite) ont préféré quitter l’organisation.
Il a ajouté les attaquants Aly Hassan et Ugur Albayrak, seulement pour la profondeur. Il a fait de même en ayant en prêt le milieu de l’Impact de Montréal Jérémy Gagnon-Laparé.
L’entraîneur ottavien a désormais assez de munitions pour entamer les séries éliminatoires du bon pied. Avec encore une partie à jouer, il pourra continuer à reposer son capitaine Richie Ryan, de même que certains éléments face aux Silverbacks d’Atlanta dans une dizaine de jours.
On pourrait voir en action Marcel DeBellis défendre la cage du Fury. Gagnon-Laparé, qui a obtenu ses premières minutes hier contre l’Armada, pourrait être de la formation partante.
Qui sait? Albayrak et Hassan pour commen-cer la partie? Ou encore un jeune de l’Académie qui a été gradué comme le produit local Jonathan Vallée ou Emad Houache.
Le Fury champion de la saison automnale
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16499 CTY RD 18 - $429,000(M2648) 45 Acre Hobby Farm Century Home with good outbuildings,
workable land, bush & pasture.
JaCk RoY* 613-577-1486
hobby farm
118 FoURTH STREET EaST, UNIT 206 - $119,900(M2761) Immediate possession. Great location. Laminate flooring in 2013.
MoE LEMIEUx* 613-930-1136
3272 MaIN ST., aVoNMoRE
(M3199) Exquisite Older, 1800 sq.ft. 2-storey home. Numerous updates. Good size kit with moveable island & oak cabinets, 3 bdrms, 3-season
sunrm with hot tub, Easy commute to Ottawa. MOVE-IN-CONDITION.
MoE LEMIEUx* 613-930-1136$179,900
327 CLaRkE aVEMAKE THIS ONE YOUR FIRST STOP!
(M2372) Open concept 3 bdrm, new gas furnace, new roof, new hwt. Only a short
walk downtown.HEINE BRUINING* 613-330-1651
12361 WINCHESTER SPRINGS RD - $119,900
(M2430) A renov 2 bdrm on a dbl lot. A great price for this move-in-ready home.
kaREN CHaMBERS* 613-407-7596
328 MaRLBoRoUGH ST N - $110,000
(M3674) Cozy 2 bdrm starter home or has great rental potential.
Many new updates.
BILL MaCDoNaLD* 613-362-3312
NoRTH END - $169,900(M3547) You could move in for Christmas. Comfortable 3 bdrm bung with many
upgrades in recent yrs. large 20x30 insul & heated garage for the toys. Have to see. MICHaEL DEBoER† 613-936-3124oR DoRIS DEBoER* 613-363-4113
HoBBY FaRM$379,999
SERENITY!(M1958) Looking for a Hobby Farm?
This is for you! 2 barns, workable
acres & bush. Mostly fenced.
3+1 Bdrm bungalow. MICHaEL DEBoER†
613-936-3124
JACK ROYSales Rep. 613-577-1486
WAYNE THOMPSONSales Rep. 613-362-3820
MICHAEL VANDER MEERBroker 613-938-2121
RON WOODSales Rep. 613-363-3001
SUSAN MCDONALDSales Rep. 613-861-0964
ERIC PEDERSENBroker 613-936-3734
LUC POIRIERBroker/Courtier 613-936-3778
JULIE QUESNELBroker 613-662-7653
SHERRY McCULLOUgHSales Rep. 613-551-2141
SOPHIE gOUDREAUSales Rep. 613-363-4233
ROBERT JUHASzSales Rep. 613-360-0087
MAURICE (MOE) LEMIEUXSales Rep. 613-930-1136
HEINE BRUININgSales Rep. 613-330-1651
KAREN CHAMBERSSales Rep. 613-407-7596
DORIS DeBOERSales Rep. 613-363-4113
BILL MacDONALDSales Rep. 613-362-3212
MICHAEL DEBOERBroker of Record 613-936-3124
45 MaIN ST., MaxVILLE -
$120,000
(M3798) Great Starter Home in quaint Village of Maxville. 3 Bdrms, large backyard.
RoBERT JUHaSz*
613-360-0087
34 MECHaNIC ST. W., MaxVILLE - $40,000(M3677) Corner lot in quiet Village. Well & electricity already in place.
RoBERT JUHaSz*613-360-0087
620 CoNCESSIoN 5 RD., VaNkLEEk HILL
(M2135) Close to 417, easy commute to Montreal or Ottawa. Nicely secluded on 4.83 ac with horse barn. Newer 5 bdrm home, possible in-law suite.
RoBERT JUHaSz* 613-360-0087
$268,500
3897 CHRISTINE ST., aLExaNDRIa $129,900(M3176) ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOBILES I’VE EVER SEEN! All appliances included & furniture could be negotiable. Huge lot for gardening or family BBQS.
RoBERT JUHaSz* 613-360-0087
17850 HEaDLINE RD EM3260) Beautiful Custom-Blt Bung; many upgrds; $$$$, like a Builder’s house.
SPOTLESS! Lot 158x299. Private yard in nature.YoUR HoST: JoE aDaMS, SaLES REP., CELL: 613-662-9654
$317,307
HIGH TRaFFIC CoMMERCIaL (M1781) 3450 sq.ft. one level building on a 100x150 lot located in one of the
highest traffic counts in Cornwalll.
MICHaEL VaNDER MEER**613-938-2121
NEW PrICE$399,900
41 DUNBaR aVE-$191,900 (M3249) Ideal for the growing family! Tastefully decorated 3+1 bdrm with
many upgrades, oak hdwd in dining rm,kit & hallway, awesome backyard,
spacious deck.
WaYNE THoMPSoN* 613-362-3820
21 PRIMRoSE LaNE RD, LoNG SaULT - $545,000
(M2668) A private, picturesque lifestyle! Everything you would expect & more on 1 acre lot. Call Wayne for all the details.
WaYNE THoMPSoN* 613-362-3820
2210 ToLLGaTE RD W - $135,500
(M3580) STARTING OUT OR DOWNSIZING? Look no further!
Ready to move in 2 bdrm end unit.
WaYNE THoMPSoN* 613-362-3820
308 MCCoNNELL aVE(M2067) OWNER SAYS SELL! Great for
a first time buyer or an investment.
WaYNE THoMPSoN* 613-362-3820
$83,000
542-544MaRLBoRoUGH -
$139,900(M3657) Features a 3 bdrm @ $600+utl & a 2 bdrm @ $595+utl. Good lot 41x103, dbl garage.MICHaEL DEBoER†
613-936-3124oR DoRIS DEBoER*
613-363-4113
open HoUse sUndaY • 1-2:30 pm
2194 ToLLGaTE RD W(M2247) Start packing! Price friendly
and Immediate Possession.
WaYNE THoMPSoN* 613-362-3820
NEW PrICE $129,900
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3 NELSoN ST., FINCH $117,900 (M3903) A UNIQUE 3 bdrm home on a fully serviced lot in Village of Finch with
most upgrades completed.
MICHaEL VaNDER MEER**613-938-2121
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18478 GLEN FaLLoCH RD., MaRTINToWNNEW PRICE $384,900
(M2833) UNIQUE! This home has it all. A fantastic GREAT RM for entertaining, large country kit with plenty of cpbds & moveable island, 2-tier deck, large rec rm, 3
baths, 2+2 bdrms plus a 1 bdrm In-Law Suite. Too much more to list.
RoBERT JUHaSz*613-360-0087
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1401 EaSToN $177,900(M3416) Solid 3+1 bdrm brick bung with det garage, gas frpl in living rm,
gas frpl in rec rm, workshop.
MICHaEL VaNDER MEER**613-938-2121
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Open HOuse sun. 1-3 pm302 nintH st.Why rent when its cheaper to own? This cute 1.5 storey home has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, ceramic and laminate floating floors, natural gas forced air and many updates. Utility shed with electricity and white pvc fencing surrounding the property. Home is move in ready and affordable.
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231 GARDNER AVENUE, CORNWALL Beautiful interlocking brick driveway leading to an extra large garage. This 2 bdrm home is very spacious. $176,000 M3650.
ALL BRICK BUNGALOW ON QUIET RESIDENTIAL STREET
VALERIE mALLORy 613-571-9245
ChRIS hARROP 613-662-3587
OPEN hOUSE SUNDAy 1-3Pm
$178,000. #51 GAIL ELIzABETh, FIRST TIME BUYERS, Single home owner? Downsizing or Upsizing? THIS IS FOR YOU! Mint, fully developed raised bungalow, 2 full baths, hardwood, deck, patio, A/C & gas, quiet location. Have one to SELL? For a private viewing , call ‘BIG’ DAVE SNETSINGER @ 613-938-3860
OPEN HOUSE SAT., NOV. 28TH • 2:30-4PM
451 NINTh ST. EAST Centrally located home with a large side and back yard. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, open concept living room and a rec-reation room in the basement. Also includes: 3 season porch and double wide fenced in yard. $124,900 TED LANGSTAFF 613-861-1870
mOTIVATED SELLER
231 SyDNEy ST. This beautiful century home has much to offer its new owners. Five bedrooms for a growing fam-ily, plus spacious living area with french doors. Beautiful hardwood floors and freshly painted throughout. Call today for your private showing. $209,900 M1695
CLAIRE hALLIDAy ARmSTRONG613-551-2812
LOCATED IN ThE hEART OF ThE CITy
404 - 321 Water St W, Cornwall Water views from this spacious 2 bed, 2 full bath centre town condo. With 10 ft ceilings, walk in closet and underground parking. Call today for full details. $289,900 MLS#M2976 CLAIRE hALLIDAy ARmSTRONG 613-551-2812
CENTRETOWN CONDO
15637 DIxON RD NORTh LUNENBURG K0C 1R0 With breathtaking sur-roundings located on a quiet road in North Lunenburg, this beautiful char-acter home awaits the next family to make it their own. From every window in the house all you see is countryside, but still only 15 min to Cornwall, 45 min to Ottawa. Home features gleaming hardwood flooring, wood beam cathedral ceiling, pine cupboards. Barn and other outbuildings on almost 4 acres, possible use for horses, kennel, etc. Roof 2007, HWT and propane furnace 2013. Owners have relocated to larger farm. Come see for yourself! $198,000 M3298
JEN BLAIR mANLEy613-551-4133
mAKE AN OFFER; ROOm FOR hORSES
17237 CR 18 ST. ANDREWS 3+1, well maintained bunga-low village of St. Andrews. 1.5 baths, large heated attached garage. Main floor laundry, finished rec room with gas fireplace. Large lot with fenced backyard, ATV and storage sheds, long paved drive-way, walking distance to school, church, bike path and other amenities. 10 min to Cornwall. $225,000 M2791
JEN BLAIR mANLEy613-551-4133
ATTENTION GROWING FAmILIES!
3441 BRUCE STREET Nice 2+2 bedroom brick bunga-low on the corner of Bruce and Marilyn. Great location for first time homebuyers or those wanting to down size. Large side yard and many upgrades. Call for a private viewing. $174,900.
JO ANN LANGSTAFF613-577-1873
ALL BRICK BUNGALOW
OPEN hOUSE SUNDAy 1-3Pm
15912 mANNING RD, LONG SAULT This cozy affordable bungalow has 2+1 bedrooms, a cheerful upgraded kitchen which is open to the dining area. The living room has a wood burning built-in woodstove with beauti-ful mantel and leads to private screened in porch overlooking fish pond in yard. Laundry facility, rec room and extra bedroom are in the basement. Single attached garage with extra carport, 2 sheds and parking for 6 cars. Call Linda for showings. MLS M3846 $172,000
LINDA GIROUx-DAIGLE613-551-5839
mOVE-IN READy BUNGALOW IN ThE hEART OF LONG SAULT
OPEN HOUSE SUNdAy 1-2:30PM
6717 GILmORE hILL ROAD 3+1 bedroom and 2.5 bathrooms, raised brick bungalow is move in ready! Lots of natural sunlight and beautiful views of the Golf Course. Make this worry free home yours today. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. $319,900 M3285 JO ANN LANGSTAFF 613-577-1873
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422 mARLBOROUGh ST N, CORNWALL 3 bedroom home featuring a large eat-in kitchen and living room on the main floor. Upstairs you`ll find 3 bed and 1 bath. Many updates, a large detached garage and is only a 2 minute walk to the Bob Turner. Call for a private viewing.. $120,000. JO ANN LANGSTAFF 613-938-3860
FIRST TImE hOmE BUyERS!
16 LOyALIST Spacious family rm with a wall of windows overlooking outdoor patio. A mod-ern kitchen design with center island and marble tile counter tops. Master suite offers a 6pc ensuite and private terrace. 3 additional bdrms. Heated 3 car garage and complete separate workshop. $449,900 M2204 CLAIRE hALLIDAy ARmSTRONG 613-551-2812
15909 COUNTy RD 2 LONG SAULT1.12 acres, high exposure in desirable location. Excellent opportunity for investors/developers as population has grown demand for more services and amenities has increased many possibilities for uses. Direct entrance from County Rd 2, overlooking Long Sault Parkway, Tim Hortons/MacEwen gas is the next entrance east. Location! Location! $275,000 M3839
JEN BLAIR mANLEy613-551-4133
COmmERCIAL LOT -PRImE ExPOSURE!
18279 KENyON CONC 1 RD, APPLE hILL, ON The simple floor plan, excellent use of space and obvious pride of ownership make this home a must-see! Set on 2.62 acres, this partly wooded property boasts a carport, shed and is full of flower beds. The many improvements include a new HWT, water treat-ment system, propane furnace and A/C, new water pump and pressure tank, fully reinsulated basement and new floors. COST EFFECTIVE AND HOMEY!! $164,500 M3349
ThOmAS DUNNE613-662-3948
OPEN hOUSE SUNDAy 1-3Pm
CLEAN AS A WhISTLE AND NEAT AS A PIN
85 COLUmBIA AVE., LONG SAULT Wonderful fam-ily home located in beautiful neighbourhood between Cornwall and Long Sault. 4 bedrooms, finished Rec room, side and rear yards, heated pool and more. Priced to sell!! Lots to see so contact me for more information. $239,900 M3777LAURIN (mOE) mAURAIS*
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LARGE FAmILy hOmE!
133 NORThWOODS, CORNWALL Well maintained Semi ready for a new family. Fresh paint throughout, offers 2+2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, gas heat, central air and finished rec room area. New shed, paved drive and large back yard. Come check it out! $169,900 M3790 LAURIN (mOE) mAURAIS* 613-363-3052
GREAT SEmI IN NICE LOCATION
852 LAFLIN STREET, CORNWALL Great location, perfect for large or growing family. Large home offers 4 bdrms, 3 baths, custom kitchen, home theatre, main floor laundry, garage, sunroom, hot-tub, large backyard and more. Updates include shingles, furnace, and central air and more. $269,900 M3072 LAURIN (mOE) mAURAIS* 613-363-3052
GREAT FAmILy hOmE!
1404 LEONARD AVE., CORNWALL Wonderful bungalow located in beautiful, established neighbourhood. Offers 3+1 bedrooms and separate living room and family room. Large private backyard, ground level patio, lots of gardens. Come see for yourself!! $168,000 M2281 LAURIN (mOE) mAURAIS* 613-363-3052
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26 PINE STREET INGLESIDE Charming Bungalow Located in the village of Ingleside. This 2 Bedroom home has beautiful hardwood flooring throughout with ceramic in kitchen and recently renovated bathroom. Large living/dining room with a natural gas stove for those cold winter nights. $139,900 M3710 ChRIS hARROP 613-662-3587
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26 Hoople St., IngleSIde Spacious 3+1 bedroom side split. Freshly painted throughout, with 3 updated bathrooms, eat in kitchen with an abundance of working space, fully finished bsmt, and att garage. Perfect family home! $229,900
Tanya Flaro*613-330-3580
New PRICe
6544 treeHaven rd wATeRFRONT Beautifully finished from top to bottom, with loads of upgrades over the last few years. Exceptional landscaping, gazebo, pergola, and dock. $524,900
Tanya Flaro*613-330-3580
19237 rIcHmond court, SummerStown 3+1 bdrm home, eat-in kitchen, hdwd flooring in LR/hallway, fin bsmt, lg rec room w/natural gas stove, lg storage/utility rm, 3 pce bath, sgl car garage, spacious yard. Serviced by Cornwall Electric. AskINg $244,900
Tanya Flaro*613-330-3580
New LIsTINg
Affordable 3 bdrm home, great layout, bright newly renovat-ed kitchen, solid pine cupboard doors, wood stve, lg dining/living room area that is insulated w/vapor barrier, 2 out-buildings on a 1 acre lot. MLS L3738 ReDUCeD TO $92,900!
Sue Stewart*613-361-7026
ReDUCeD!
1002 mcconnell Close to the hospital and amenities, 2 bdrm bung, lg. eat in kitchen. Upgrades include a natural gas furnace, central air, bathroom, aluminum roof, new hot water tank & more MLS M3856 $134,900
Sue Stewart*613-361-7026
New LIsTINg
a countrY SIde retreat wItH an In law SuIte! 4 bdrm well kept home on a quiet cul de sac in Lancaster Heights. Open concept LR, DR & kitchen att. to formal dining room w/big bay windows. Large cozy in-law suite w/its own private entrance. MLS M2329
Sue Stewart*613-361-7026
Beautiful 3+1 Bedroom, 2 full bathroom semi in a great family neighbourhood close to schools, parks, shopping etc. Features gas stove (installed by Walker in 2014) in basement which is a
very efficient and charming heat source. Basement is also nicely finished with large 21 X 17 ft rec room, updated full bathroom, gym space, and lots of stor-age. Large fenced in yard. Call today to book a viewing! M3729 $164,900
1735 BrancH dr.
Alex Pilon*613-362-6424
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1:00-2:30 Pm
MOTIvATeD seLLeR Beautiful 4 bedroom family home in move in ready condition. Features many updates such as windows, roof shingles, exte-rior and interior doors, kitchen, bathrooms, sid-
ing, flooring, 200 amp breaker panel... and the list goes on! Finished basement with family room, rec room and office. Large backyard and double paved driveway. Call today to book a viewing! M3682 $199,900
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Alex Pilon*613-362-6424
2 Bedroom Mobile Home located in quiet park like setting. Nice bright open lay-
out, updated windows, and fresh paint throughout. Double driveway, and loads of storage. Newer propane forced air furnace, all appli-ances included. Land is leased. M3159 $45,000
2155 tollgate rd. w, unIt 8
Alex Pilon*613-362-6424
* Sales Representative **Broker
RE/MAX Cornwall Realty Inc., Brokerage
649 Second Street East 613-938-8100
Independently Owned & Operatedwww.remax-cornwall.ca
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New PRICe
2340 SoutH BrancH rd Over 8 acres on the edge of city, 2 entrances, large space for someone with heavy equipment or other hobbies that need the use of land. Spacious 4 bdrm. house w/many updates, large det. building. $374,900
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12 conner This custom built one year old, 1958 sq. ft. Mojave model Falcon Home, is top in its class. The Sellers spared no expense with upgrades and details ranging from floor to ceiling and landscap-ing. Prepare to be wowed as you enter into the main floor foyer, living room and custom additional bonus room. 3+2 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms inc. ensuite, gas fireplace, finished rec-room are just some of the many features of this beautiful property. You`ll love coming home to this hidden gem in Arrowhead Estates. $549,900 More info visit: www.12conner.info
PennY rUDDerHAM 613-930-3377
A MUst see!
11 Provost: crYsler Celebrate the holidays in your quality built, 2 year old home, in the Village of Crysler. Complete with Central Air, Central Vacuum, Paved Driveway. Rear Patio and Fenced in yard. Why wait to have your home built when this one is just like new and ready for new owners. Quick occupancy available. www.11Provost.info $289,900
PennY rUDDerHAM 613-930-3377
15622 Dixon rD, lUnenbUrg Vintage Farmhouse with modern flare. Peaceful setting that will give you serenity and comfort for years. Check out the virtual tour and see what this home has to offer. MLS M2378 $268,500 PennY rUDDerHAM 613-930-3377 www.15622Dixon.info
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28 first st w. Central Business District downtown Cornwall this property is a sure thing for any business looking for visibility. Features include parking, brick exterior, three levels, some updates. $199,900 M3654 PennY rUDDerHAM 613-930-3377
be tHe centre of it All!
420 AberDeen Ave, cornwAll This 3 bedroom, 1.5 Bath home is cen-trally located. The main level features the dine in kitchen, large living room with gleaming hardwood floors. Many updates in last few years: gas furnace, flooring, deck, etc. $129,900 M3454 MArYse gAgnon-rUest* 613-363-6279
18240 HickorY st, williAMstown Spacious 4+1 bdrm, 2.5 bath, wonderful layout and shows extremely well. Updated features include: kitchen with granite countertops, ceramic flooring, formal dining room and a lovely living room with fireplace. In-ground pool, hot tub and much more. $299,999 M3395 MArYse gAgnon-rUest* 613-363-6279
535-535A beDforD st Clean duplex in a great central location. Both units feature 2 bedrooms and floating floors. Updates include roof, siding and both balconies. If you are looking for a great investment call me today for a viewing. $129,000 fAYe Allott 613-571-9605
centrAl DUPlex
537 gloUcester st. n, 2 Storey, 2 bdrm, perfect starter home. Updated kitchen, open concept living/dining rm w/hardwood flrs. Front porch & mudroom, deck to backyard. Rec room downstairs with a 2 piece bath, det. garage, large workshop. Many updates in the last 4 year-gas furnace, insulation & windows. $149,000 fAYe Allott 613-571-9605
33 cUMberlAnD Unit 105 Beautiful main level condo, one of the larger condo`s in this building with 2 large bedrooms. Master bedroom has a walk in closet & ensuite with walk in shower. Open concept living/dining room & kitchen. Parking space and storage included. MLS M1658 $224,900 fAYe Allott 613-571-9605
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16710 DUff’s corners rD, MonklAnD Great country bungalow sitting on a double lot. Open concept kitchen, dining room and living room. 3 bedrooms and full bath all on the main floor. Open basement to design to suit your needs! Enjoy sitting outside and watching the deer pass by! HilDA bUiting 613-913-0891
3327 MAin st, AvonMore Fantastic 3 bedroom home is awaiting some finishing touches. Downstairs features a kitchen, living room, mud room, a master bdrm, as well as powder room. Upstairs you will find 2 bdrms, full bath and laundry room. Enjoy the warmth of the wood stove and head outside to a spacious yard. HilDA bUiting 613-913-0891
38 MAin st, newington Great village home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathroom. Main floor has kitchen, dining room, living room and full bathroom. Upstairs, you will find 3 bedrooms and second full bathroom. Head outside to the peaceful large yard. Call today for your private viewing. $127,000 M2129 HilDA bUiting 613-913-0891
37 HUMMel street, cHesterville spectacular 3 bedroom home with everything redone! This home features an open concept main floor along with 3 good sized bed-rooms upstairs. Outside you will find a 2 tier deck to enjoy the quiet evenings and also an additional shed for storage and much more! M3492 HilDA bUiting 613-913-0891
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76 sAUnDers Ave long sAUlt Solid brick 3 plus 1 bedroom 1,400 sq. ft. bungalow on a fabulous private lot. Single detached garage and paved drive. Choose between eat-in kitchen or more formal dining area. Kick back in the spacious living room warmed by gas fireplace. Full base-ment is about 75% complete. Put your own polish on this opportunity! $189,900 M3635
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20933 Derrig roAD, lAncAster This comfortable home has two bdrms & a large lot. The upgraded, open concept kitchen & living rm is bright & cozy, w/a wall of windows on south side, leading to a big veranda. This home has been winterised & thoroughly upgraded & has 1/16 share in deeded waterfront park area. $115,200 MLS M3771 linDA giroUx-DAigle 613-551-5839
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18047 North BraNch road Cozy 3+1 bedroom raised bungalow on a quiet road. Over 2 acres with
2 sheds and beautiful perennials. Open Kitchen/dining/living room. Spacious rec room and lots of natural light. $199,900.
16989 headliNe roadExcellent family home on 1+acre lot. 3 large bedrooms, 2 full baths.
Main floor laundry. Double car garage - affordable home in sought-after location! Don’t miss out! $285,000
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17213 Myers rd Large family home on a great country lot. 4.5 beds, 1.5 baths. Large oak kitchen with island, formal dining room, cozy living room with fireplace, sunroom and finished basement. Make this your home today! $309,900
21 ViN Vista driVeBeautiful waterfront 3 bedroom bungalow with oversized garage with beautiful
view of the bay. Large windows, multi-level decks, open concept, finished basement, landscaped yard, docking and so much more. New Price $424,900.
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Built in 2006. Spotless, open concept 1280 sq ft, 3+1 bdrm, 2 bath bungalow. MLS# M3702.
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Spacious 2140 sq ft, 4 bedroom, 3 bath home on 24 acres and 40’x30’ workshop. MLS# M1634
5709 richmoNd dr - loNg Sault
$299,900
Spacious 1350 sq ft, 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in great center town location. MLS# M3350
420 eleveNth St e. - corNwall
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Very nice 1300 sq ft, 3 bed, 2 bath back split home. New Septic system. MLS #M1826
16312 JeNkiNS rd - loNg Sault
$245,000
Custom built in 2010. 1666 sq ft, 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick/stone bungalow. MLS# M2839
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Immaculate 1435 sq ft, 3+2 bedroom, 2 bath all brick bungalow on 10 acre lot. MLS# M3004
15452 cty rd 18 - luNeNburg
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1606 Charles St.-Riverdale $239,000Don’t miss out on this new Riverdale listing! 3 bedroom, 1.5 storey home featuring modern kitchen, open concept living/dining and kitchen with hardwood flooring and fireplace in the living room as a focal point. Living area at the rear of the home has lots of windows overlooking the treed 65’x150’ lot. Finished rec room, gas heating, 1.5 baths and an attached garage top off the list. A must to see on Sunday. ASK FOR TODD!
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CORNWALL, Ontario - Mix blank canvases, splashes of paint, colourful palettes, and a 20-minute time limit - you’ve got the second annual Art Battle in Cornwall.
Jason Sauve made it to the final round of the head-to-head painting challenge and live art auc-tion at the Social, Conference & Event Centre, on Friday (Nov. 20).
“You’re just going off instinct,” said Sauve, one of a dozen Art Battle Canada participants. “At first the crowd was messing me up. Then, I shut it all down, until it was just me and the painting. I had a rough idea of what I was doing since it’s fall. The challenge was not fussing on the smaller aspects. I had to learn not to obsess as much over the details, and let the work dictate the direction.”
Cornwall’s second Art Battle Canada event participants included: Sylvie Labrecque, Jennifer Shearer, Jade Thompson, Morgan Tremblay, Emma Cardona, Laura Leah Traverse, Kimberly Cameron, Jacqueline Milner, and Lorna Foreman.
The winner of this year’s competition is Kristine Picken. She will be painting again in the regional finals in June 2016.
Sauve’s painting received the highest bid after the battle during the live auction. Each artist received 50 per cent of the sale.
Sauve has already made his mark on the local music scene, as the songwriter-guitarist of local country rock outfit, SwitchGear. But over the last year, he’s added burgeoning painter to his repertoire.
“I made the website, then it was on the back burner with the band and everything. I picked up the brush this spring for therapeutic reasons and put some online for fun - it got so many likes and comments. It felt fulfilling...then I did a few more and people wanted to buy them. It’s a blessing.”
Jesse McMahon, Art Battle Canada event organizer and artist, described the Seaway City as a hidden gem for artistic talent and community support.
“Cornwall is fantastic,” said McMahon. “I wasn’t sure what to expect when we came last year, but there’s talent and energy...everyone is so helpful.”
She added: “This event helps to build aware-ness about local art - and for artists to realize that the people are interested in what they’re doing - don’t be afraid to put yourself out there.”
For more information, visit www.facebook.com/artbattlecanada.
Jason Sauve (left) and Sylvie Labrecque compete at the second annual Art Battle Canada event at the Social in Cornwall, Ont., on Friday, Nov. 20, 2015. Adam Brazeau
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CORNWALL, Ontario - A ride on the informa-tion super highway for a couple of local motor-cycle enthusiasts was a lot shorter than they thought.
Randy Lalonde and Trevor Jeaurond were sharing stories about their respective love for Kawasaki motorcycles in an online forum where like-minded riders swap information about their bikes.
While people from all over Canada, and indeed the world, are members of Kawasaki Triples Canada the Cornwall pair had no idea - until a little sleuthing was completed - that they lived in the same community.
Jeaurond is in the homestretch of a project to rebuild a 1978 Kawasaki KH400 that was relegat-ed to the basement for 27 years. He recently met up with Lalonde, who has pretty much complet-ed work on his 1975 Kawasakie 500 - and she’s a beauty.
The bike was purchased five years ago for just $400, but is now priceless in the mind of Lalonde, who confesses he loves the idea of being on the open road atop two wheels.
“It’s the power, and the feeling of acceleration,”
he said. “And the smell. Nothing smells the same as a two-stroke motor.”
The motor was blown when Lalonde picked up the bike, but since then has been rebuilt with new racing pistons, a rebuilt crank and new car-buretors...among other pieces.
Lalonde holds a special place in his heart for Long Sault’s Jim Reid who welded and fitted some exhaust pipes for the bike.
“It runs ok,” confessed Lalonde, who sug-gested some tuning work will have to be com-pleted before the bike is in top shape. “Next spring I will be fully insured and on the road.
“Good to go, for sure.”
Randy Lalonde shows off his fully-restored 1975 Kawasaki 500 triple at his Cornwall home.
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“Together, we are possibility” This event would not have been possible without the sponsors, auction donors and GUESTS!
THANK YOU for believing in YOUR COMMUNITY!
Thank you for supporting the United Way Centraide Stormont Dundas & Glengarry and for attendingthe Holiday Wine & Gourmet Tastings Event
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Echo Trends Elizabeth Cameron (Libby)Emard Bros. Lumber Epicerie Henderson’s GroceryFantasy Realm Glengarry Tea Company Graham Greer Ground Soap Hoople Creek Farm Huff Estates Hunt Commercial Insurnace Jack HawleyJans Signs Jas-Mar Paint & Décor Joe’s Place Johnny B Good DJ Service Johnson’s Antiques Kids Korner
Kingston Frontenacs- Goug Gilmour Knot by DesignLangview Farms Laura Stevens Life’s Little PleasureLove Love FoodMacDonells Garden Centre Landscape Marc PaulinMarleau HVACMarlin Orchards & Garden Centre Meals on the Run-Kevin Simpson Medical Arts Pharmacy Ming & Associates - Tim Ming Moore Wrinn Financial Group - Kirk Wrinn MP Guy Lauzon Mrs B’s Gifts and Home Décor National Arts Center Nav Center
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Notice of Study completioNcounty Road 2, long Sault improvements municipal class Schedule ‘c’ environmental Assessment
The United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry has completed a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) to examine County Road 2 roadway improvements from 400 m east of Robin Road to 250 m west of the intersection of County Road 35 (Moulinette Road). An Environmental Study Report has been prepared documenting the study process and preferred solution for the roadway and intersection improvements. The report is available for public review from November 30, 2015 to January 10, 2016 during normal business hours at two locations:
Benjamin de Haan, P. Eng.County EngineerUnited Counties Stormont Dundas and Glengarry26 Pitt Street, Cornwall, ON K6J 3P2Tel: (613) 932-1515 x3Fax: (613) [email protected]
Steve Taylor, P. Eng.Project ManagerBT Engineering 100 Craig Henry Drive, Suite 201, Ottawa, ON K2G 5W3Tel: (613) 228-4813Toll Free: 1-855-228-4813Fax: 1 (613) [email protected]
Minister of the Environment,135 St. Clair Avenue West, 10th Floor, Toronto, ON M4V 1P5This Notice issued November 27, 2015
If concerns regarding the project cannot be resolved in discussion with the County, a person or party may request that the Minister of the Environment make an order for the project to comply with Part II of the Environmental Assessment Act (referred to as a Part II Order), which addresses Individual Environmental Assessments. Requests must be received by the Minister by January 10, 2016, with a copy sent to the County Clerk or the County Engineer (contact information below). If there are no requests by this date, the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry may proceed with detailed design of the project.For further information about the study or the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process, please contact:
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Notice To CreditorsPersons having claims against the Estate of Christina Jean Lawton of 21 Napier Street, Ingleside, Ontario, who died on or about October 19, 2015, are required to file proof of claim with the undersigned solicitors by December 7, 2015, after which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the Estate Trustee shall then have notice.
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Car Detailers WanteDCornwall Honda is looking for energetic individuals to join our company in a full time position as Automotive Car Detailers.
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Partial Listing: War world II memorabilia, telephones, rolling pin, cheese box, apple basket, boxing gloves, scuba gear, projector, stools, Hari Kari set, lawn bowling set, mannequin, toys, Coke cooler, signs, license plates, banners, tools, newspapers, Life magazines, frames, doctors bag, washboard, sad irons, fire ex-tinguisher, frames, 3 guitars with cases, furniture, bottles, multi drawer tool chest, power tools, extension ladders, bikes, toys, exercise equipment, keyboard, plus much more.Vehicles: 1971 Volkswagen Beetle, 2003 Land Rover Discovery, 2009 Nissan Cube. terms of Sale: Payment- Cash or Cheque. Items sold “as is, where is”. All items must be paid for and removed from premises day of auction. Auctioneer or staff not responsible for lost or stolen items. Not responsible for injury on site.
Peter Ross Auction Services Ltd.Ingleside, On. Tel: 613-537-8862See www.theauctionfever.com
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Most of you have taken the drive to Lake Placid, the tourist mecca of ‘The North Country’ of New York State. Its hinterland is the Adirondacks, an extension of the Canadian Shield.
The Adirondacks are dotted with the ruins of abandoned mining sites (such as Tahawus); a spider web of disused railway beds (including New York Central’s) and mysterious ghost villages (Adirondac, whose houses were trailered down the road to Newcomb, much like the relocation of the Lost Villages).
When the US or Canada customs grill us about our intended destination or most recent Adirondack travels, obscure places such as Porcavi l le , White Fathers, Thatcherville, Whippleville and Onchiota make the list. Just imagine the look on your dog’s face if you were to explain the Pythagorean Theorem to it. Any agent who has actually listened to our response to his query gets that look on his face. Most ignore what we’ve said and just mumble, “Have a nice day.” With the few who are locals, well-travelled and knowledgeable, we have friendly exchanges of experiences. They start with something like, “Yeah, interesting place. If you go to the far end, near the cliff, you’ll find an old school bus. Behind it is a spring with good drinking water. By the way, how’s the canoeing there?”
More puzzling place naming: try naming the bodies of water that Lake Placid and Saranac Lake are on. Asking locally will prob-ably give you incorrect answers. Only after some perusing of detailed maps and Google searching will you get the correct answers: Mirror (not Placid) and Flower (not Saranac).
Mirror Lake is barely more than a pond, but it has been bestowed with the name ‘lake’. This autumn we paddled Osgood Pond for the first time. It’s almost six kilometers from end to end, many times larger than Mirror ‘Lake’, but it ’s saddled with the demeaning suffix ‘Pond’.
there’s more to the adirondacks than lake placidEn route to Lake Placid, you may have
noticed signage for Deer River Flow, Santa Clara Flow or Higley Flow. No dictionary has provided me with that usage of the term ‘flow’. However, our paddling experience has taught us that a ‘flow’ originated as a
river, but became more like a lake by having its outlet dammed, sometimes just for rec-reational purposes, or harnessing the backed-up reservoir for milling or generat-ing hydro power.
My favour ite playground is the
Adirondacks. I know a lot about it, thanks to scrutinizing detailed maps, venturing beyond signs that warn “DEAD END - UNIMPROVED ROAD –USE AT YOUR RISK” and querying locals. However, what I know is overshadowed by what I’ve yet to learn.
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Seaway News wants your opinion! Every week dedicated readers flock to the back pages of our print edition for Scuttlebutt. There’s always plenty of community gossip (on the positive side) and shout outs to local people, businesses, and charities. Submit your ‘scuttle-butt’ for consideration to [email protected] today! With a circulation of over 37,000 in Cornwall and SDG, plenty of people will be reading.
Congratulations goes out to Gisele Quenneville on getting nominated for “Outstanding Career Award” … Well deserved little sister!
The Township of South Glengarry is hosting its 3rd annual Volunteer Appreciation Event on Tuesday, December 1, from 6-8:00 p.m., at the Char-Lan Recreation Centre in conjunction with ‘Giving Tuesday.’ For more information or to RSVP, contact Kelli at [email protected] or 613-347-1166 ext. 264.
With our weak Canadian dollar, is it still worth it to cross the border for Black Friday shopping?
The Bishop Ravens would like to send a huge thank you to all the volunteers, coaches, par-ents, guardians, and community supporters, especially Rob McIntosh and Jeff McCullough, who helped make the third annual “Santa Street Hockey Challenge” a Raven success!! Thank you for the generous donation to our school, and we are looking forward to next year and the con-tinued enjoyment of Canada’s greatest and favorite outdoor pastime.
The response from city council to The Art Gallery - Cornwall presentation Monday night was somewhere between “yawn” and the sound of crickets chirping.
Quote of the Week: In the book of life, the answers aren’t in the back. Charlie Brown.
Keep an eye on those thermometers! The United Way of SD&G annual fundraising cam-paign has surpassed 25 per cent.
Caller would like to know when will we get a grocery store at the Cornwall Square. It would be much appreciated by not only seniors but everyone who shops there. They are doing much-needed renovations to the parking gar-age, why not add new stores inside? It would also be nice to have a few more high quality ladies’ stores.
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The Cornwall Optimist Club is having a BBQ at Canadian Tire on Black Friday, Nov. 27 from 10am to 5pm & Saturday, Nov. 28 from 10am to 5pm. The proceeds from the BBQ is going to the Children’s Christmas Toy Drive.
Congrats to city deputy clerk Manon Poirier on a most deserving award that highlights her dedication to accessibility issues within the municipality.
To remind us of the reason for the season, the Centennial Choir of Cornwall has two per-formances that will take place at St. John’s Presbyterian Church, 28 Second St. E. Fri. Dec. 11th at 8pm and Sunday Dec. 13th at 2 pm. Tickets may be purchased at St. John’s Church office, Home Hardware, 13th and Pitt, The Lottery Kiosk at Cornwall Square , The Crossroads Convenience Store, St. Andrews W. and from choir members. Adults $15. Children 12 and under $7.
Coun. Claude McIntosh spotted reading a Cornwall Living magazine at city hall. He has good taste.
The Wildcats Football Club float in Cornwall’s Santa Claus Parade was awesome. The annual event was a spectacular sight to behold and on a beautiful evening. Congratulations to all involved.
While you’re out doing some shopping, why not start a Christmas box for the animals at the SD&G SPCA? Drop them off at the animal shelter located at 550 Boundary Road in Cornwall.
We are so blessed in our community to have such incredible health care service whether ambulance, emergency care and mental health care. Thank you to all for your great caring ways. It was greatly appreciated in my time of need.
The Alzheimer Society of Cornwall & District would like to thank Scotiabank Cornwall for their generous contribution as well as their participation in the Paddle Poker event held at Hybrid Marina. Pictured are, Nicolas Naughton - Scotiabank, Grant Vander Burg – Alzheimer Society, Lucinda Forbes - top fundraiser $2,360, Blair Bell – Event Organizer, Donna Muhamed – Scotiabank, Sharyn Duffey – Alzheimer Society. Missing from photo - Gisele Tremblay – Scotiabank. More than $8,000 was raised.
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Dream Maker production’s upcoming Christmas show, the modern day classic The Princess Bride is a production that has a little of everything. The show dates are Dec. 5 and 6 at St. Lawrence Secondary. Tickets are on sale at Melody Music at only $5. For more information/reservations call 613-932-3510. From left are Cameron Brunet, Eric Nielsen, Jana Hickman, Angeline Moshonas, Liam O’Connor, Natalie Carroll and Morgan Aitkens. In front is Devon Payette.
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With Christmas party season upon us, we urge people to please drink responsibly. Plan ahead - don’t drink and drive. And if common sense isn’t enough for you, know that the holi-day RIDE programs have already started.
It was so nice to see Corwnall City Council get into the spirit for the annual Santa Claus Parade last weekend.
A very Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends and readers as they celebrate their holiday on November 26.
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