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City, Akwesasne and Transport Canada officials sign Port divestiture agreementTodd [email protected]

CORNWALL, Ontario - Officials from the City of Cornwall, Mohawk Council of Akwesasne and Transport Canada gathered at City Hall Thursday morning to sign the necessary documents for the transfer of the Port of Cornwall.

The signing marks the culmination of numerous meetings and negotiation

sessions over the past two years for the area known as the Port of Cornwall and the sur-rounding lands. Through the transfer, the City of Cornwall and Mohawk Council of Akwesasne will become co-owners of the Port lands.

The transfer is ownership is effective today. A joint entity, known as Cornwall Akwesasne Port Development Commission, has been established to oversee the man-agement and long-term development of the

Port under the umbrella of a co-owners’ agreement.

“The transfer of the Port of Cornwall sig-nals a new era of cooperation and collabora-tion between our two communities,” said Cornwall Mayor Leslie O’Shaughnessy. “By taking ownership of the Port, we will collect-ively oversee the future use of a key piece of our waterfront.”

“This milestone in our partnership with the City of Cornwall and Transport Canada is

a model for other Indigenous and non Indigenous Communities to strive towards. We look forward to continuing to work with our partners to create additional opportun-ities for both our communities,” added Akwesasne Grand Chief Abram Benedict.

A media event and community celebra-tion is being planned for the near future at the Port of Cornwall site to formally announce the transfer.

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“The popular play has been a favourite with audiences at theatres around the world, chiefly because it’s a show that entertains on almost every level,” said director, Donnie Bowes.

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SUmmer reading programIt’s time again for the TD Summer Reading

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This Saturday, July 2nd, kids in the SDG area are invited to join Library staff as they celebrate the start of the 2016 reading program.

The launch party is being held at the Long Sault Fire Hall from 10am until 1pm. This year’s theme for the reading program is “WILD”, and it all kicks off on Saturday with stories, games, snacks, and a visit from Little Ray’s Reptiles.

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Club programs while at the launch party or at their local branch. Programs take place at each branch every week from July 4 until August 26.

cancer fUndraiSerCornwall’s community support continues to

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The Brookdale Avenue store will be offering water fills between 9am-5pm with any donation for Lily. No minimum or maximum donation is required but Christine Plouffe, who owns the store with her husband, said “We know the com-munity really cares and the hope is people will know anything they give is really helping this

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Two tons of garbage out of the St. Lawrence River and countingCORNWALL, Ontario - Cornwall’s community

effort to take back the St. Lawrence River from garbage is well on its way to making a differ-ence, with two tons of debris taken out of the River so far this summer. River Cleanup volun-teers have one session down and have 4 to go with the next Cleanup taking place out of the River Institute at St. Lawrence College this Saturday morning. Beginning at 9 am and end-ing at 1 pm, the Cleanup session will be fol-lowed by the River Institute Annual Open House from 1 pm to 3 pm, making for a full day of River education and restoration that pays tribute to the Great River.

The summer of 2016 will see the Great St. Lawrence River Cleanup tackle 5 in-River and shoreline sessions that are hoping to provide more drinkable, swimmable, fishable, and sus-tainable water to the citizens of Cornwall and Akwesasne. Coordinator for Cornwall’s Cleanup team, Karen Douglass Cooper says, “At our first Cleanup, on June 19, we witnessed such an amazing community effort with over 100 local anglers, divers, and members of the general public coming together to haul old tires, shop-ping carts, and scrap metal out of the River.” She

adds, “This next session on July 9 will have us revisit some of the more heavily polluted areas where submerged items had to be left behind the last time. We will also be taking on a debris filled inlet located next to the College.”

The Cleanup Project is the result of an idea launched by the recently formed Upper St. Lawrence River Protection Network, a group of River related groups, agencies, and community members. With funding assistance provided from the Great Lakes Guardian Community Fund, Ontario Trillium Foundation, and the RBC Blue Water Fund, this unique initiative has com-munity involvement from the River Institute, the Seaway Valley Divers, the Cornwall Lunker Club, and the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne. Support is also being provided by the City of Cornwall, Tomlinson Group, O2 to Go, and Cristill Rock.

This second Cleanup at the River Institute will play host to shoreline cleanup volunteers from RBC, Cornwall’s Adopt-A-Street program, high school students, and the general public. More volunteers are always welcome and more information can be obtained by contacting Karen Douglass Cooper or Mesha Boyer

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be on site providing information on River relat-ed recreation, science, and environmental pro-tection programs.

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2016 edition of Waterfest is heating upTodd [email protected]

CORNWALL, Ontario – Dragon boats will fly down the old canal in support of local charities at the seventh annual Cornwall Waterfest.

Waterfest goes Aug. 13 in west-end Cornwall.

Hundreds of spectators will line the edge of the field at Second Street West and Haulage Road as rowers go head-to-head.

Kate Dwyer, chair of the event, said in an interview spectators will be treated to not only races, but a popular event begun just last year.

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year. Last year it really turned out to be a great event,” said Dwyer.

The tug of war is actually a faceoff on the same boat. Two groups of 10 rowers sit facing each other and row towards each other. The winning rowers are successful in pushing the boat against the paddling of their opponents.

Nearly a dozen boats and about 15 vendors have registered to take part in the event, which runs from about 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Volunteers are also being sought to help on the day, and more registrations are being accepted for boats and vendors. For more infor-mation click over to cornwallwaterfest.ca.

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‘Hub’ concept planned for First on second property

CORNWALL, Ontario - Bourgon Construction is conducting a feasibility study to explore whether a business and community hub on the corner of Pitt and Second Streets can meet the needs of select businesses and organizations in the area.

Community hubs play a critical role in build-ing economic and social cohesion in commun-ities, as highlighted in the “Community Hubs in Ontario: A Strategic Framework & Action Plan” report recently released by the Ontario government.

A hub can anchor organizations together and its model is most attractive for small start-ups, professionals, charities, not-for-profit organizations and other community and service groups who have specific space needs but need to carefully manage costs.

The First On Second model would feature a fully-accessible building with shared facilities and services, allowing users to lease only the space they need and provide an efficient way to share amenities and equipment used less than full-time.

The study is in its initial stages and will be carried out this summer.

Alyssa Blais, the former executive director of the Agapè Centre, has been hired by Bourgon to oversee the work.

“We want to create spaces designed for the community that are welcoming and inclusive,” said Blais. “Having a broad range of partners and services from a variety of sectors of the econ-omy under one roof can transform the way ser-vices are delivered and received.”

Work to clean up the site is underway and

new signs will identify the First On Second project.

“We are aiming to create a new kind of shared facility that will strike a balance between sustainable rents and inspiring spaces, appro-priate for both the energy level we need from start-ups to move our economy forward and for all the essential services our local organizations

provide the community,” said Chris Markell, who plans to set-up a new non-profit organization to manage the project if the feasibility study con-cludes positively.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Code Heroes has kicked off a pilot program to help bring Cornwall to the cutting edge of the digital world.

On Saturday, July 2, Code Heroes began a ser-ies of classes on all things tech.

“There’s a huge need for kids and adults in Cornwall to learn coding,” said Kelly Bergeron, the founder of Code Heroes.

Bergeron is a veteran of the tech industry and is from Cornwall. She has worked for the RCMP, the Department of National Defense and the tech company Salesforce in San Francisco. When

she returned to Cornwall she felt like the City was falling behind major cities in Canada in this key field, which is why she started Code Heroes.

“It is hard for smaller communities to keep up with innovation centres in big cities like Montreal,” Bergeron said. “I feel like there is an expansion in innovation coming to Cornwall and I hope a designated hub is built for it.”

Code Heroes is a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching the citizens of Cornwall a whole gamut of tech skills from digital market-ing, to 3D printing, to game design.

Code Heroes will be running classes through-out the month of July in their rented space at 225 Pitt Street.

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For the first week of July, classes are pay-what-you-can, then for the rest of the month, prices range from $10 to $20.

The Code Heroes classes run from Monday night to Saturday night from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

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2016 edition of Active Transportation Challenge a huge success

CORNWALL, Ontario - Twenty-two workplaces and 145 individuals took part in the 2016 Cornwall & Area Active Transportation Challenge, helping to raise awareness about changing our transporta-tion behaviours.

The event, which is in its third year locally, is part of the national Commuter Challenge held annually during Environment Week. All told, the participants combined to log 834 sustainable trips during the week-long event, which ran from May 31 to June 6 and coincided with the national Commuter Challenge event.

Individual registration decreased slightly from 2015, however there was a 25% increase in work-place team registrations and Cornwall once again succeeded in maintaining its first place position nationally compared to other communities of its size. This year’s Challenge featured a moonlight bike ride along the recreational path, organized by challenge partners the Cornwall Outdoor Club de Plein Air. Donning bright colours and lights, the 30-plus participants of all ages cycled from Lamoureux Park to Archie’s and back, enjoying an ice cream break half way.

“The Challenge and its events are about raising awareness about transportation behaviours and helping people to change their behaviours. We’re excited to see that participants this year – although fewer in numbers – actually took more trips on average than in previous years,” said Chantal Lalonde, Health Promotion Specialist with the Eastern Ontario Health Unit and Challenge organ-izer. In fact, participants logged an average of 5.9 active or sustainable trips (compared to 4.5 trips in 2015).

The most popular modes of active and sustain-able transportation remain walking, carpooling, and cycling. All told, in seven days participants tracked 17,323 kilometres; saved 1,135 litres of fuel; burned 140,415 calories; and avoided 2,305 kilograms of greenhouse gases.

Event officials awarded prizes to participants and workplaces on Thursday. The Top Workplace Team in each category received a plaque (donated by the Kinsmen of Cornwall) and twelve Workplace Teams received honourable mentions for their par-ticipation in this year’s event. Workplace Team awards were handed out to Total Cyclery and Sport (small workplace); Seaway Valley Community Health Centre (medium workplace); and the Children’s Aid Society of SDG (large workplace).

In addition, over 20 prizes were awarded at ran-dom to participants who managed to log a min-imum of three active or sustainable commutes. Prizes included gift certificates from Play it Again Sports, Mark’s, Lindale’s Shoes, and Quest PTS, as well as two 3-month Family Swim Passes at the Aquatic Centre, Transit Goodies and City of Cornwall Jackets.

The Active Transportation Challenge is hosted by the Transition Cornwall+ Active Transportation Group in partnership with a team of representa-tives from local organizations and volunteers. The Challenge rewards participants for using active and sustainable modes of transportation such as walking, cycling, rollerblading, carpooling or using public transit.

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Makinson named 2016 United way campaign chairTodd [email protected]

CORNWALL, Ontario - Bill Makinson will be the chair for the upcoming 2016 United Way commun-ity campaign. Makinson is a native of Cornwall and has several years of volunteer experience in the non-profit sector.

“I am extremely honoured to be asked to chair the United Way/Centraide SD&G community cam-paign,” said Makinson. “Being on the board of direc-tors for a charitable organization for the last 10 years, I understand the hard work that goes into fundraising.

“I believe in United Way/Centraide SD&G and I am really excited to be part of this great team.”

Makinson’s involvement includes serving as president of the board of directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters and Past Chair for the Golf to End MS Tournament. Makinson began his career with CogecoTV as a volunteer when he was in high school. His involvement with local television con-tinued over the years leading to his most recent role as a producer for the organization for more than 10 years.

“The Board of Directors is very fortunate to have someone with Bill’s expertise and desire to help the community. He is an amazing community oriented individual and would do almost anything to further the strength of our SDG community,” said past cam-paign chair Nolan Quinn. “We are lucky to have him accept our chair position for 2016.”

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Canada’s Highland Regiments make history at the gamesPRovidEd by GlENGaRRy HiGHlaNd GamES

CORNWALL, Ontario - For the first time ever at the Glengarry Highland Games, the Tug of War Challenge will welcome all sixteen Canadian Highland regiments as competi-tors in the Challenge Cup to be held Saturday, July 30th. The Tug of War was always a trad-itional event in the early Games and in 2007 was resurrected as a competition between two highland regiments, the SDG Highlanders and Ottawa’s Cameron Highlanders. In 2008 then Minister of Defence Peter MacKay was the Games Guest of Honour and encouraged all highland regi-ments to participate at the Games event. Each year more teams have been added to the roster building up to this year’s 10th Anniversary Challenge which will present a complete field of regiments.

Last year, the competition added a Charity Prize Purse donated to the charity of

the winning team’s choice. “Soldier On Canada” was the charity of choice for the 2015 winning team, The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa.

The Commander of the Canadian Army, Lieutenant-General Marquis Hainse, CMM, MSC,CD wishes the teams well and states:”I’ve seen firsthand the spirit and dedication that is required to field a team and compete in the Highlanders Tug-o-War Challenge. It’s a tough and physically demanding team sport that helps promote morale, dedication and com-mitment among our soldiers. I believe this type of sporting event creates strong com-munity bonds as it gives Canadians a chance to meet and interact with soldiers from across the country.”

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Following months of relentless advocacy by the Ontario Autism Coalition, parents, charities, and opposition par-ties, the Ontario Government reinstated direct Intensive Behavioural Intervention (IBI) therapy funding for families of autistic children over the age of five.

Earlier this year, the government had removed direct IBI funding for all children over the age of five, despite many of them waiting for years on a wait-list and never receiving the life changing therapy.

“Autism doesn’t end at five and I’m glad the public finally made the Government realize that,” McDonell said. “IBI makes a tremendous difference in an autistic child’s development, allowing some children the only available path

to a full and productive life. Parents came to Queen’s Park on several occasions to voice their opposition to the Liberal Government’s arbi-trary and unfair cut to autism funding.

“Now that the Liberals have finally listened to Ontarians on IBI funding, we encourage them to also take Ontarians’ advice on many other matters and reverse their damaging cuts to physician services, nurses, education supports, and other essential services Ontarians rely on.”

Prior to the change, families of children aged five or older were given an $8,000 lump sum payment to cover the cost of therapy until the roll-out of new programs in 2018.

Parents highlighted that this amount wouldn’t cover more than just a few months of therapy at best. Under the new arrangement, children will receive the required direct funding for the therapy they need until they are appro-priately transitioned into the new programs.

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La toute nouvelle exposition du Musée canadien de la guerre prend une forme inusitée qui risque fort bien de captiver l’oeil du visiteur qui y mettra les pieds.

Un ciel meurtrier – Guerre aérienne 1914-1918 est présenté sous forme de bande dessinée inédite, avec neuf personnages, alliés et ennemis. «Ce choix esthétique donnera la chance au visiteur de vivre une expérience unique et captivante», estime le directeur général du Musée, Stephen Quick.

Chaque personne qui y est présentée a vécu la guerre, de Eirc Ohman, en passant par James Mooses, Henry Wiser et quelques autres. Pour s’assurer de l’authenticité des récits présentés, l’équipe de l’exposition a fait appel à diverses sources et les cher-cheurs ont aussi été communication avec les mem-bres survivants des familles. Plusieurs descendants des personnes dont les récits sont présentés étaient d’ailleurs sur place.

Ces grands formats visent à plonger les visiteurs au cœur des expériences vécues par des civils et mil-itaires, à l’époque de cette guerre.

L’exposition donne un point de vue unique et fascinant sur un moment charnière de l’histoire mil-itaire, poursuit M. Quick. «Elle nous ramène à l’époque où les aéronefs ont été adoptés comme instrument de guerre. Elle nous invite à aborder cette innovation qui changera la donne mondiale selon diverses perspectives, celle de neuf personnes qui ont été directement témoins de cet aspect de la guerre. Elle propose une lecture profondément humaine d’une histoire souvent dominée par les tac-tiques et les technologies.»

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Tout au cours de l’été, le Centre Charles-Émile-Claude, centre polyvalent des aîné(e)s inc offrira diverses activités pour vous divertir.

Nous inaugurons de nouvelles activités qui viendront égayer notre programmation. Un nouveau ciné-club francophone vision-nera des films le 3e mercredi du mois. Les prochaines projections auront lieu; mercredi 20 juillet 2016 pour le film Paul à Québec et le mercredi 17 août 2016 le film La passion d’Augustine. On vous donne rendez-vous à 13 h 30.

Vous aimez la méditation, venez-vous

joindre au groupe de Mandalas. Le man-dalas est une forme de méditation indienne qui s’exécute par le biais de coloriage. Les rencontres ont lieu tous les mercredis à 13 h 30.

Vous êtes une personne active, nous vous invitons à joindre les divers programmes d’exercices; le yoga à 10 h lundi au mercredi, le club de marche de 8 h 30 à 9 h30 tous les jeudis au complexe civique de Cornwall.

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When you’re losing distance

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interested and to want to learn the basic tech-niques; with a bit of practice, everyone can get there. Relax, inform yourself, ask questions. Don’t be shy, everyone had to start somewhere. Even the famous Tiger! You will be more com-fortable with your game and will have a much better time. And above all, you will progress more quickly.

Think about it: you certainly wouldn’t ven-ture onto the highest ski slope for your first des-cent without taking a few lessons and trying a few runs on easy slopes! It’s the same thing with golf.

After a series of lessons, it’s recommended to start on the driving ranges, and then move on to the par three courses. Once these are mas-tered, you will have more pleasure playing on the larger scale courses...

The steps to take before setting off on a large course are pleasant, and will give you more con-fidence in yourself.

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So what happened?Could be any number of things, really.

Before blaming it on your swing (which you will eventually do) consider a few other sus-pects—which can and do affect your swing.

If you’ve had an especially stressful week or if you’ve been hitting the gym and your mus-cles are tight or sore, that could be the culprit. When you muscles aren’t lax enough to make a full swing without hurting, they will com-pensate (with or without your permission or knowledge) to avoid moving into the painful position. It doesn’t take much to throw your

swing off and that can certainly lead to losing distance.

If by chance you’ve changed drivers and have one of the new power woods, you may want to try to tee your ball up a little higher. These wonder woods need a bit more height on the tee to connect with the ball properly. In fact, you may need to buy some longer tees.

Lifting your head even a fraction of a second too soon can result in poorly hit ball. Keep your head down and keep your eyes on the tee spot until you’ve followed all the way through your swing.

Make sure you take a full swing at the ball. Again, this can go back to your muscle tone. But it could be you’re just hanging up before you get the full arc completed. Have a buddy watch to see if you’re turning fully or not. Or set up a video camera and record a few swings and then watch yourself. One thing is certain,

it is nearly impossible to know if you’re taking a full swing without some “outside” help. You need to see yourself or have someone watch you.

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You also want to ensure that your left side stays firm and your left knee is bent through impact. Again, too much tightness will kill your distance. Swing through the ball and not “at” the ball. Being fluid is key.

And lastly, make sure your arms stay extended through the arc. Don’t let them col-lapse too soon.

The best advice, perhaps, when you’re los-ing distance is—Hey, it happens to all of us. Don’t panic or stress over it. Your game will return and then it will be your buddy’s turn to ‘throw’ his ball.

SPORTS

River Kings ready for fifth seasonCORNWALL, Ont. Bob Desjardins is going

nowhere.The veteran bench boss will return in the fall

as the teamís head coach for the 2016-17 LNAH season.

ìIím really looking forward to starting the season in Cornwall,î said Desjardins, who came to town in the middle of the last two seasons. ìWe will be ready.î

Desjardins would like his team to be built with character players who play with passion and emotion.

ìWe have a good core here in Cornwall,î said Desjardins. ìWe have to add to that core now.î

Meanwhile, preparations are well underway for the River Kingsí fifth season.

ìItís good to have Bob coming back,î said general manager Rick Lalonde. ìWe have been working closely together preparing for the draft in June and looking at options to continue to improve our team.î

The big focus right now for Lalonde and Desjardins, who also serves as Cornwallís assist-ant GM, is the LNAH draft.

The River Kings have the 1st and 2nd overall picks.

ìWith the top two picks, it gives us so many options and we are exploring them all,î said Desjardins.

Talks are always ongoing with players who will not be returning to Europe or the United States as well.

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That photo over there was the first one I ever shot for this newspaper, way back in February of 2012. We ran it on the front page that week as part of Winterfest celebrations here in Cornwall. I’m not going to lie to you…it’s my niece.

Family is a big part of what we do at this news-paper, and it’s why writing this column is so difficult.

It will be my last as editor of Seaway News. Starting next week a new person will assume

the role of journalist at this newspaper – and my decision to move away from a career that I have truly cherished is something that will weigh on me in the days and weeks ahead.

I recently chose to take on a new challenge, one that I know will bring new successes and (I hope) rewards that I can share with every mem-ber of our community. In the meantime the real-ity of my decision has slowly begun to sink in…and while I look forward to the future with opti-mism, it’s only normal to look back at the fun one has had.

And that’s what this job has been about, for the most part - fun. Maybe it’s why, on occasion in this space, I have referred to Cornwall as ‘Fun City’. It’s a moniker I stole from the late, great CCVS teacher Bill Metcalfe, who would use the nickname regularly to describe Cornwall.

This job has afforded me the opportunity to soar above our city in a biplane, sail the St. Lawrence River in a billion-dollar naval frigate and rub shoulders with the likes of high-profile politicians and celebrities who have visited Cornwall.

But it’s the people closer to home I will miss the most. One of my favourite interviews was with former Cornwall mayor Phil Poirier, who sadly succumbed to cancer in April, 2014. Barely

a week before he passed away Phil consented to an interview, telling me he wanted to ensure his final public comments were relayed with profes-sionalism and accuracy.

The fact that he chose me and our newspaper to do that is something I’ll never forget. Not because we do our jobs any better than anyone else – but because a man staring death in the face chose us because of the relationship we had cemented in the years leading up to that moment. Phil trusted us…and I can honestly say we have worked hard to gain that trust with every one of the people that has crossed our path.

Others have been brave enough to share information with us on my watch, sometimes anonymously, for what they believed to be the greater good of our community. To know that I may have played a small role in gaining that trust is something else I’ll miss when I write my final story for Seaway News.

The toughest part of moving on is worrying about what you leave behind – but in this case I know I leave Seaway News in good hands. The staff and contributors that I now consider to be close friends have nothing but the best interests of both readers and advertisers as their main motivation for success.

I must carve out some space to thank people like Rick Shaver for welcoming me into the fold at

this newspaper. I owe a lot to people like Rick, who also want nothing but the best for our com-munity and work hard to that end.

Another is Claude McIntosh. He doesn’t know this, but I was scared to death of Mac when I met him for the first time, nearly 20 years ago, as I cut my teeth as a young reporter. It was probably his fiery nature - he once dressed in a suit and tie to layout newspaper pages because a low-brow managing editor complained his jeans and Montreal Canadiens sweater weren’t proper attire for an office.

Whatever the reason, it took a while for our friendship to blossom. Contrary to popular belief in many circles, he has not been the source of any city hall ‘scoops’ we have been fortunate to uncover.

But he has been a powerful sounding board when I needed newspaper advice, and I can only

hope we get the chance to talk as often in the future as we have in the past.

When I made the move to Seaway News in 2012 there was one person who knew it was a smart move, almost from the time I began chat-ting up Rick Shaver about a job as his editor.

Regardless of how a column was received, a story was written or a photograph was shot, she always had my back and was ready to defend her husband’s decision-making, regardless of the circumstance.

It’s been a running joke in our house that every other Monday, when I cover city council, supper for her is usually a bowl of ketchup-laden Kraft dinner, or a bowl of cold cereal.

I’m proud to say that now I’ll be home (almost) every night to cook for Kimberly – she deserves that and so much more for standing beside an old newspaper man.

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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.

Editor:

In response to the opinion column - “Bible Thumpers” accepted for who they are”.

It is interesting that in all the so called funda-mentalist preachers Claude McIntosh mentions in his opinion piece, I have not been guilty of

any of their so called atrocities. Claude has a bad habit of painting all Biblical minded Christians with the same brush. Poor journalism, if you asked me.

I went to the Orlando Virgil to pay my respects for those 49 souls who died without hope in Christ. View the video: https://www.

facebook.com/tom.newton.77/vid-eos/941563859305342/ if you like, and see for yourselves that I was not there to protest, but to remind everyone - “And I say unto you my friends, Be not afraid of them that kill the body, and after that have no more that they can do. But I will forewarn you whom ye shall fear: Fear

him, which after he hath killed hath power to

cast into hell; yea, I say unto you, Fear him”(Luke

12:4-5).

Pastor Tom Newton,

Cornwall, ON

Pastor Tom fires back

OPINIONFormer CJSS HQ lives againClaude MCINtOSH

Exterior work on the vacant building at 237 Water St. E. has peeled back the pages of time.

Long covered CJSS call letters painted in black on a concrete exterior over the Water Street entrance circa 1958 have been exposed by much-needed cosmetic work that will turn the former station that started life as a garage into commercial office space.

The building has been vacant since the fall of 2003 when the radio operations, purchased from Paul Emard by Corus, moved to nifty new facilities at 709 Cotton Mill St.t (aka Weave Shed).

Like so many passersby, the exposed call let-ters grabbed the attention of retired educator Jack McMartin.

For McMartin, seeing it brought back mem-ories of growing up with local radio at a time when AM was the big kid on the block and announcers were called DJs who worked with an operator who would “spin” vinyl records on something called a turntable.

Radio came to Cornwall on Feb. 15, 1945 as CKSF at 36 Pitt St., The Mulhern Block, next door to the Standard-Freeholder which owned the licence. Thus, the SF, which at the time was owned by the Fleming family of Owen Sound. They sold the station and newspaper to Thomson Newspapers.

Thomson sold the station to Montreal busi-nessman Stanley Shankman in 1959 and it was moved to 237 Water St. where it shared space with freshly-minted CJSS TV (Channel 8). It is said that Shankman, who had no broadcasting experience, purchased the station as a birthday

gift for his wife.A couple of years later the radio station was

sold to the Emard family while CJOH-TV (Channel 13) snapped up the financially challenged tele-vision operation and promptly closed the station.

The TV station had a gaggle of young up-and-coming talent. Among them, Don McGowan who went on to make a name for himself at CFCF TV in Montreal, while Barry Dunsmore became Middle East bureau chief for ABC TV.

McGowan, who drove around town in a sports car, called his days riding the learning curve in Cornwall some of the most memorable in his long TV career. He has retired and is living in Brockville where he is involved in the perfom-ing arts centre. Dunsmore, after 30 years with ABC, retired to a quiet rural life in Charlotte, Vermont.

Two of the best-known CKSF DJs were Bill LaSalle and Bill Gallant. LaSalle took on the on-air moniker The Saddle Tramp with a country and western show, while Gallant had a night-time show called Willie After Dark with its signature Night Train intro. Johnny Larocque marched folks off to work in the morning, while Carl Fisher told us what was going on in the sports world.

In those days, the station signed off at mid-night with an inspirational biblical message and God Save the Queen.

The station engineer, a wannabe DJ who was rebuffed by management, would do a pretend show after he shut off the transmitter. One night he forgot to turn off the transmitter, so hundreds

of listners heard the “new show.” Next morning dozens of listners called the station to say they liked the “new show.”

It was an era when small town radio stations would send DJs to interview big-name artists playing, in Cornwall’s case, in Montreal or Ottawa.

When a rising star called Elvis Presley was doing a show at the old Ottawa Auditorum, Gallant was dispatched with his battery-operat-ed tape recorder to interview the kid from Memphis. Gallant came away with the only interview on tape, despite the fact the room was full of radio people, none of whom had battery-operated tape machines. Overlooked by the folks who set up the interview was the fact the room didn’t have a single power outlet.

LaSalle, long retired from the business, has a collection of taped interviews that includes Charlie Pride, Johnny Cash, Louis Armstrong, Brenda Lee, Marty Robbins, Hank Snow and Carl Perkins.

Unfortunately, as LaSalle pointed out a few years back to this scribbler, in this digital age he doesn’t have a machine that will play the old tapes.

His interview with Cash was in the parking lot of the Ottawa Auditorium where the singing legend had just performed to a sold-out crowd. This was a time when Cash was into drugs and booze in a big way. Occasional, he was sober. But not this night.

LaSalle recalled how Cash staggered out to the parking lot, where his tour bus was parked, and promptly leaned over and threw up.

A Charlie Pride interview went much better.

“Just want to thank you for not asking me what it is like to be a black country and western singer,” Pride said with a big smile.

TRIVIA ANSWER: Shortly after midnight on Sept. 5. 1944 the 15,118 residents of Cornwall were shaken out of their beds by an earthquake that measured 5.8. The initial shake was quickly followed by three powerful aftershocks. Many people, thinking it was the end of the world, were on their knees praying in the middle of the streets. The quake caused an estimated $750,000 damage. At least 1,000 chimneys were destroyed. St. Columban’s and Knox United churches suffered severe damage, as did Central Public School and Cornwall Collegiate. Fortunately, the quake struck when the schools were empty. Two large stone chimneys at St. Columban’s rectory crashed through the roof and onto the bedroom floors. The smoke stack at Howard Smith Paper Mill was split nine feet from the top. The centre of the quake was 40 miles northeast of the city.

TRIVIA: In November 1964 this Avonmore native, a missionary in Africa, was murdered by Congolese rebels who had been holding the family hostage for two months. The family was subject of a book, “Out of the Jaws of the Lion”.

ONE LAST THING: Baseball legend Yogi Berra tickled fans with an endless string of mala-propisms - better known as Yogi-sims. As the New York Post once said, he creatively butch-ered the English language. When Yogi’s wife once asked him which of two cemeteries he wanted to buried in, he gave it some thought then said, “Why don’t you surprise me.”

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ion held by the majority of this country, that letter carriers are “always” on strike or whining about money, please make an effort to find out more than what is spoon-fed through mainstream TV and Internet sources.

But of course, a monkey could do the job just as well, so what are these high school dropouts com-plaining for? They are lucky to have a job at all!

To lay my cards on the table, I am a letter carrier of eight years and have a masters degree in Journalism, so yes I CAN count to 10, read and write amongst other very clever things, such as “walking a few blocks” each day.

You may be surprised to know that the average

mail foot route nowadays is between 17 to 20 km long, and several km longer in winter time due to snow. All the while carrying sometimes upwards of 50 pounds up and down stairs, opening screen doors with your hands full, trying to push mail into slots clearly not designed for such large letters, and so on.

I like my job, and the majority of my coworkers agree that the deal we had been offered, while not perfect, is a decent, fair one and we should grab it now before its too late.

It’s not to do with pay, or working less hours for the same money, just to keep our pension fund safe that we have paid into, and keep job security as best as possible, and most of the workforce would be happy with the agreement. I for one am well aware

that as postal workers we cannot in this day and age expect to ”win” in the negotiations, merely lose as best we can. And that’s fine, which is why the deci-sion by CUPW to counter the CPC offer with basic-ally the same demands as at the start of the process is just utterly ridiculous and infuriating.

So please if it ends up with myself and my coworkers outside with signs, remember that most of us are forced there to ensure we can at least get a small pay check each week for “strike pay”. Unfortunately we are but pawns in their game, with no say on the offer tabled, which,considering we pay union dues monthly, is an absolute disgrace.

In the most literal sense, just because we are the ”faces” of the company, on the streets talking to cus-tomers and listening to frustrations and complaints,

please don’t shoot the messenger.Sure, we will be visible on the picket line but it’s

not necessarily through choice, we were forced to have a strike vote BEFORE an offer had been made, so there was no basis on which to decide whether to vote ’strike” or ”no strike”. And, people being people, tend to go with the majority which would be the ”yes” vote, to strike. To strike based on noth-ing, no offer, no counter offer, just an ”Us vs Them” mentality.

So please try and look on the other side of the coin this time if a work stoppage occurs, because trust me, it hurts me, my wife and three kids just as much as it does you.

Adam Weight, Cornwall, ON

a different perspective from a letter carrier

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Sicily Motorcycle Unit will be holding the 5th Annual Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry (SD&G) Highway 43 Memorial Ride on Saturday, July 9. The ride will honour our Veterans, and in collab-oration with The Royal Canadian Legion – Ontario Command, will raise funds for Operation: Leave the Streets Behind for the ‘Homeless Veterans Assistance Fund’. The fund provides financial assistance for Ontario Veterans to obtain housing, furniture, food and medical care during their time of need. All riders are welcome to the ride and the $20 registration per rider and $10 per passenger includes the poker run and complimentary snacks along the route. Breakfast is provided by the Iroquois Royal Canadian Legion Branch for a minimal fee. For more info, contact: Jeff Betts, 613-720-1223 or [email protected]

THE CONGREGATION OF ST. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cordially invites you to a “Service of Recognition” to mark the beginning of the interim ministry of The Rev. Ian K. Johnston at St. John’s Presbyterian Church, 28 Second St. East, on Sunday, July 10 at 3pm. Refreshments to follow. All are welcome.

SPAGHETTI LUNCH & SUPPER ~ Friday, July 29, brought to you by the members of the Knights of Columbus Council 755, 205 Amelia St. Every last Friday of the month. Lunch: 11am-1pm. Supper: 4:30-6pm. Meals include: Spaghetti plate, coleslaw, bun, dessert, coffee or tea.

HEALTH & WELLNESS CLINICS sponsored by Carefor Health & Community Services. 205 Amelia St. Cornwall. Clinics are conducted by a Registered Nurse. No appointment required. Clinics include blood pressure, glucose & cholesterol checks, B12 injections, medication reviews & health teaching. 3rd Friday of each month. 11am to 3pm, July 15, Aug. 19 & Sept. 16.

CENTRE CHARLES-EMILE CLAUDE ~ 146-B avenue Chevrier, 613-932-1035. Groupe de dis-cussion: tous les jeudis à 10h30. Le prochain thème, jeudi 7 juillet, Nos emplois passés. Bingo: tous les lundis soirs dès 17h30. Mandalas: tous les mercredis à 13h30 dans le salon des loisirs. Une nouvelle forme de méditation. Jeux de cartes: tous les jeudis à 13h30 dans le salon des loisirs. Venez-vous joindre à nous. Club de lecture: jeudi 14 juillet, La veillesse expliquée par une vieille de Janette Bertrand à 10h30.

ANNUAL YARD SALE, BAKE SALE & BBQ ~ Saturday, July 16 for the Glengarry Outreach Seniors’ Services. Yard & Bake Sale from 7am-3pm and BBQ from 9am-2pm all in the parking lot of the Lan Char building at 20 Victoria St. in Lancaster. Everyone is Welcome!

12th ANNUAL PIG ROAST ~ Saturday, July 23 from 1pm-7pm, 16050 Post Road, County Rd. 36, Long Sault. Bring a chair, own drinks. Listen to great local music by Northern Echo, Scottish Pipes and Drums, Dancers. Donations toward Cornwall Hospice and local charities. SEAWAY TRAIN SHOW 2016 ~ July 16 & 17,

10am to 4pm, Long Sault Arena, 60 Milles Roches, Long Sault.

CASINO TRIP to Rideau Carleton on Friday, July 29, 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.

AL-ANON ~ an organization that helps fam-ilies and friends of alcoholics. For meetings in the Cornwall area, call 613-937-4880 or online http://al-anon.alateen.on.ca/meetings/pdf/27SeawayValley.pdf

HERITAGE CENTRE MUSEUM in St. Andrews West is open every Sunday from 1pm to 3pm through July and August. Come see vintage displays.

COMMUNITY YARD SALE, BBQ & FARMER’S MARKET ~ Saturday, July 30 from 8am to 3:30pm at the Monkland Recreation Centre, 17337 Highway 43. For more information, contact Sarah at 613-362-7117.

MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Richard Filion, Saturday, July 9 from 8pm-12am. Breakfast Sundays from 8am-11am. We have Hall Rentals for all occasions. Moose Lodge, 443 – 11th St. West. 613-938-0666.

AVONMORE FAIR TALENT SHOW ~ Saturday, July 16 at 8pm, ages 11 and over, following the performance of the “Canadian Cowgirls Horse Show”. To register for the Talent Show, email: tal-ent www.avonmorefair.ca

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6223 164TH AVE., BAINSVILLE - $179,000MOVE-IN-READY! 3 Bdrm, all season cottage or home on

Canal connected to the St. Lawrence.RoBERT JuHASz* 613-360-0087


6240 167TH AVE., BAINSVILLE $364,000(MLS #1011886) 3 Bdrm all season home on River with dock & swimming area.

A garage that would be great for a small business. RoBERT JuHASz* 613-360-0087


6226 165TH AVE, BAINSVILLE $159,900(N0433) BE READY FOR THE SUMMER! 3 bdrm bung just yards away from the river

with easy access to boathouse on the canal.RoBERT JuHASz* 613-360-0087


6240 165TH AVE., BAINSVILLE - $130,000(1014844) SUMMER IS CALLING! This 3 bdrm summer cottage is a great get-away

& canal only a few feet from the river. Lots of room on Canal for your boat.RoBERT JuHASz* 613-360-0087


17020 PoST RD,LoNG SAuLT - $320,000

(1010489) Immaculate 3 bdrm, 2 bath bung with 2-car garage on large country lot. Beautiful rec rm & solarium. You have to see this one.

RoBERT JuHASz* 613-360-0087

5500 RICHMoND RD, LoNG SAuLT - $299,900

(1018687) Love the outdoors & privacy, but still close to the City, this is it. Large 3 bdrm bung on 6 ac with

4-wheeler trails. Open bsmt allowing you to set it up the way you want.


16265 NoRTHFIELD RD, LuNENBuRG - $395,000

(N0786) Spacious Home with great heated workshop. This 3+1 bdrm raised bung has large rec rm, 3 different heat sources, patio doors off dining rm. Too many highlights to mention, you’ll have to view this one.


5 CATHERINE ST., MAXVILLENEW PRICE $119,000

(N0294) This property could turn into a great investment. Features 4 bdrms,

large country-style kit. Located in center of Village with bus shuttle to Ottawa.

Best of 2 worlds.RoBERT JuHASz* 613-360-0087

45 MAIN ST., MAXVILLE NEW PRICE $110,000.

(M3798) Great Starter Home in quaint Vil-lage of Maxville. 3 Bdrms, large backyard.


NEW PRICE$110,000

620 CoNC. 5 RD., VANKLEEK HILL (N0082) 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.


$268,500

3269 MAIN ST., AVoNMoRE(1007412) Country living at its best. Nestled

on a super-sized landscaped lot. Price includes additional lot with drilled well.

BILL MACDoNALD* 613-362-3312

$169,900

328 MARLBoRouGH ST N$99,900

(1011234) Cozy 2 bdrm starter home or has great rental potential. Many new updates.


592 CHERYL ST., RoSEDALE TERRACE - $409,000 (1013129) All the +s of country living min from Cornwall. Very economical to heat. Granite

countertops, custom shower in Master bdrm, dbl heated garage. Come and see what home could be.


1410 CuMBERLAND - $184,000

(1017940) A great home to raise a family. 3 Bdrm in a fam-ily friendly neighbourhood. Oa-sis type backyard that includes a hot tub & 2 garden sheds, plenty of parking, high eff gas heat & C/A.


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30 CHANTINE DR., LoNG SAuLT - $489,000(1018968) A beautifully finished Exec home in prestigious Chantine Meadows.

Gourmet kitchen featuring granite countertops & slate floowing. The home boasts high end finished throughout. Call for your private viewing.


6400 LE DoMAINE, RR1, SuMMERSToWN - $595,000(MLS#1019922) Exquisite 2885 sq.ft. Waterfront Property. Extensive renovations

done. Spacious entrance with skylight, cathedral ceilings, white angelstone graces the ext. Septic replaced 1989; dbl insul att garage 31x26.

Only 45 min. to Montreal.MAuRICE (MoE) LEMIEuX 613-930-1136

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16499 CTY RD 18 - NEW PRICE $399,000 (N0168) 45 Acre Hobby Farm Century Home with good outbuildings, workable land,

bush & pasture.JACK RoY* 613-577-1486

627 PITT ST - $176,900

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1201 SERVICE RD (E. oFF MCCoNNELL) (MLS#1019710) SPECTACULAR HOBBY FARM ENTHUSIAST! 35 AC, BARN, POOL, HOT TUB, FRPL, NANNY SUITE, $50,000+ in Renos!!! Property adjacent to a golf

course. For more pics:www.century21.ca/sophie.goudreauSoPHIE GouDREAu* 613-363-4233

NEW PRICE$579,531

214 6TH ST E $161,900

(1017994) CALL TO SEE IT ALL! This 3 bdrm home features a private setting with a touch of

character at a great price. Convenient midtown location.

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1108 CuMBERLAND - NEW PRICE $198,500(1015778) Immaculate Menard-built bung features 3 bdrms, large bright kit,

gleaming hdwd floors, huge rec rm & more. All appliances included.WAYNE THoMPSoN* 613-362-3820

OPEN HOUSE SAtUrDAY • 1:00-2:30 pm

18715 GLEN RD. NEW PRICE $384,900(MLS1017858) 3+1 Bdrm brick bung on a nice hight treed lot, just east of the City.

MICHAEL VANDER MEER** 613-938-2121


23 HooPLE AVE., INGLESIDE $249,900(1007168) Spacious & bright. 1500 sq.ft., 3+1 bdrm, large kit, brick frpl.

MICHAEL VANDER MEER** 613-938-2121


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313 EllEn AvEnUE $169,900Well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 storey, semi-detached in a great area. Features modern kitchen with ceramic backsplash, built-in stove and dishwasher plus recently installed flooring in kitchen and eating area. Also features 1.5 baths, large master bedroom and a finished rec room. To view this property, just call and “ASK FOR TODD”.

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14193 County Rd 2, InglesIde Built in 2010, 3 bedroom bungalow, open concept kitchen, dining and living room, 9 foot ceilings, walnut hardwood floors, finished basement attached garage, detached 21x 31garage/shop, pool and more $359,900

Tracy Wheeler**613-577-1948

704 AlmA stReet Great location for this 3 plus 1 bedroom semi with1 1/2 bathrooms, oak kitchen, cheater door off master bedroom, large private yard and more $166,900

Tracy Wheeler**613-577-1948

16495 sIxth Rd moose CReek 1720 sq ft bung. on 65 acres. Built in1979 with a 1996 addition, 4 bdrms, kitchen/dining rm, 2 baths. Updates incl. propane furn & A/C, main bath, shingles & most windows. Attached 24`X24` 2 car garage has access to main level & bsmt. Also 16` X 20` det shop. $339,500

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18251 Glen Road Cozy 2 +1 bedroom, 2 bathroom bungalow with large attached garage and brand new central air. Great for first time buyers or those looking to downsize. $169,900 MLS # 1007420 PeteR hickey 613-551-6776

GReat BunGalow with laRGe GaRaGe

16 loyalist cRes Beautiful custom built bungalow. The grand entrance opens to a spacious family room with a wall of windows overlooking the outdoor patio. The modern kitchen design offers plenty of storage and workspace, with a centre island with seating and marble tile counter tops. The master suite offers a 6 pc ensuite and private terrace. The heated 3 car garage is perfect for storage and your vehicles while the property offers a complete workshop for your handyman or artist.

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812 chelsea cRescent This 3+1 Bedroom home in one of Cornwall`s classiest neighbourhoods will not last long. Large kitchen, formal dining room, living room, large bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, finished basement and a beautiful backyard oasis completes this prestigious home. Come see for yourself. $359,900

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9 BaRnhaRt dR lonG sault Unique 2 storey home. Main level has 2 bed, 2 bath. Open concept living/dining/kitchen. Legal 2 bed apartment on 2nd floor & in-law suite at back. Attached garage. $299,500 N0976 Jo ann lanGstaFF 613-577-1873

MotiVated selleR8 loyalist 4 level side split between Ingleside and Long Sault. Private crescent, 3+1 bdrms, 1-4pc bath, 2-2pc baths, large eat in kitchen, formal dining rm, living rm with wood fireplace. Lower level family rm has lg windows for natural light and wood stove. Call today for a private viewing! $359,000 MLS #1006952 Jo ann lanGstaFF 613-577-1873

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2 cyPRess lane Come visit this 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom bungalow in the quiet Village of Ingleside. Everything you could want to downsize and located just a short walk to the St. Lawrence River. Don’t wait call today!! $254,700 N0523 Jo ann lanGstaFF 613-577-1873

15808 ManninG Rd Come enjoy the beautiful views of our St Lawrence river right from your own 4 season sunroom. This charming 3 bed 2 bath home has lots of charm and room for the whole family. Also a fantastic oversized garage. Call today for a private viewing. $369,000 MLS # 1017290 Jo ann lanGstaFF 613-577-1873

Million dollaR View!

#305 - 33 cuMBeRland st Close to water, bike path & park. Come and enjoy this immaculate condo. This top floor unit boasts beautiful cathedral ceilings, kitchen with loads of cupboards, breakfast counter & dishwasher, laundry room. Parking and Storage. Secure building makes life so easy. $169,000 MLS 1017462 Faye allott 613-571-9605

GReat location!

1407 PeteR 5 Bedroom, 3 level split family friendly home offers many features and unique architecture. Walk out the lower level to your own fully fenced personal oasis featuring an in ground pool. Master bedroom has ensuite bath and own access to deck. Large updated eat in kitchen/dining area. All appliances are included. A must see! $279,900 MLS # 1018072


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17269 dundas st (cty Rd 18) ‘Beautiful 2 storey home on a gorgeous country property. Updated 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and large workshop/shed. Many upgrades. $269,000 MLS # 1011306 Faye allott 613-571-9605

BeautiFul countRy PRoPeRty

18210 tyotown Rd This is a perfect location for a home business with rental income. This building has 4 units one being commercial. Open your own business or rent out the space for added income. Upstairs unit is recently updated. Great location for renters who like the country, only minutes away from Boundary Rd. A great invest-ment. The building is owner occupied making it available to move in or pick your own tenants. Call Ted today for a private viewing. $275,000 MLS # 1017547

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5:30pm at the Cornwall Golf & Country ClubTickets: $50.00 each Includes: Appetizers, Buffet, Dessert Bar

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1134 FouRth st east Great starter home or just wanting to downsize. 3 bdrms, 2 baths, eat in kitchen. Main floor has gleaming hdwd floors. Features are nat. gas heating, C/A , single det garage and a fenced yard. Solid home waiting for a new family. Call Jo Ann today for a private viewing!! $179,900 MLS # 1018742 Jo ann lanGstaFF 613-577-1873

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14 Mechanic st. e MaxVille 3 bedroom century home with char-acter in the heart of Maxville, home of the “Highland Games.” Updates in 2011 include roof, electrical, propane fireplace. Features: eat in kitchen, attached garage, main floor laundry, one bedroom on the main floor, plenty of parking space, unique large wrap around porch. Why pay rent? Make this house home. $139,900 MLS # 1009100


chaRacteR centuRy hoMe 50 chRistie lane winchesteR Welcome to 50 Christie Lane where the pride of ownership is obvious in every inch of this 3+1 executive style home. From the moment you approach you will be impressed. So many upgrades and features this home needs to be seen to be appreciated. It would be difficult to find a home in the area comparable to this one. Full list of features available upon request. $625,000 MLS # 1011730


BeautiFul executiVe style BunGalow

104a FoRtieR st, coRnwall Modern and fresh throughout this 3 bedroom semi-detached home features large master bedroom features walk-in closet and two windows. The kitchen offers a great work space with large eat-in area and patio doors (2015) to the deck. Beautiful liv-ing room with large window to overlook the front porch. Lower level is partially finished. Roof re-shingled (2009), eaves-trough (2012), back flow valve (2015), kitchen updated (2014), A/C (2011). $169,900 MLS # 1019038claiRe halliday aRMstRonG

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2 FRench aVenue, lonG sault: Beautiful 3+1 bedroom semi-detached home in the quaint village of Long Sault. Vaulted ceilings on the upper level add to the spacious feel, while two skylights bring in the sunshine. Master bedroom features walk in closet and full ensuite. The main level offers bright and open concept eat-in kitchen with additional sitting area to enjoy the sunshine with a good book. Large pantry. Patio doors open to a good sized fully-fenced yard with large 2 tier deck. Lower level features a fourth bedroom, laundry and large game room.$169,900 MLS # 1019073

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6765 Pilon Point Road, suMMeRstown This large 1,485 sq.ft. bungalow has plenty to offer. The main floor has a large eat-in Kitchen with beautiful wood floors. Updated counters, sink and back-splash compliment the rustic kitchen cabinets. Two more bedrooms, an updated bathroom with separate stand-up shower and bathtub finish off the main floor. Oversized rec-room featuring a wood burning stove, laminate floors and beautiful pot lights. Nice size fourth bedroom and a large laundry/utility room finish off the basement. MLS# 1019231 $219,900

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sPacious BunGalow in Pilon’s Point200 wellinGton stReet east, coRnwall Move-in ready 3+1 bedroom bungalow with detached 1.5 car garage, recent granite counter tops, hardwood flooring, finished rec-room, natural gas heat and central air, and 2 tier deck, in a great area. MLS N0877 $254,900 PeteR hickey 613-551-6776. hosted By ValeRie MalloRy

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27 Gail elizaBeth couRt Beautiful Markell built 3+3 bedroom 3 bath raised bungalow, open concept living room, dining room, and kitchen, hardwood floors, large master bedroom w/ensuite, gas fireplace in rec room, double attached garage. $365,000 MLS # 1017513 PeteR hickey 613-551-6776

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Historic spacious home with unique features, one of which has 4 bdrms on second level, eat in kitchen, spacious living room & dining room, main floor laundry, partly fenced yard with detached garage. MLS 1019656 See ya there!

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42 Pine St., Ingleside

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Cornwall Realty Inc.Brokerage

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9 Cedar Street NewiNgtoN Great starter home! This 2 bedroom home sits on a nice village lot. Main level features large bathroom, kitchen, living room and laundry room. Upstairs you will find master bedroom with walk-in closet, 2nd bedroom and bathroom. This prop-erty has a new high efficiency furnace and wett certified wood stove, two driveways, work shop, wood storage and garden shed. Head outside to enjoy your evenings in the screened porch! Call today for your private showing. $129,000

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Lot 1-20 PiLoN iS, CorNwaLL K6K 5r5 Great value for this Pilon Island, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom cottage! Take your boat minutes from Cornwall to your very own dock, and deck area for entertainment with family, and friends. $66,000 MLS # 1012228 KriStoffer LadouCeur* 613-898-9525

PiLoN iSLaNd ProPertyLot 1-14 PiLoN iSLaNd, CorNwaLL, oN, K6K 5r5 The main deck has a well shaded covered area, and an overall deck area of approx. 350 sq. ft. The large patio door leads to an open concept living room & kitchen/eating area. No septic tank needed as the bathroom has a composting toilet. $69,900 MLS#1017440 KriStoffer LadouCeur* 613-898-9525

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17025 SPeer road This charming, very private, hobby farm is perfect for empty nesters. Open concept living room and dining room has great character with original brick walls exposed. Eat in kitchen which leads to deck and backyard retreat. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. New upgraded electrical panel. Large old barn with chicken coop and shed with riding lawnmower. Fire pit for enjoying private evenings and large front veranda for entertaining. Call Linda for private viewings. $149,000 MLS # 1013678

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502 CarLetoN St 1-1/2 storey home featuring 3 bdrms and one bathroom. Very nice eat-in kitchen. Huge master bdrm on first level and 2 Bdrms on 2nd level. Located at walking proximity to all convenience. Detached garage. Partly fenced yard. Hot Water Tank (2015), Gas Furnace (2010). $159,900 MLS # 1018840

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40 CeNtre Street, aLeXaNdria Large 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom village home. Large eat in country kitchen, Summer screen room, living and family rooms, rear deck and large backyard. Gas heating, recent windows and more. Call for more details. MLS M4001 $169,900 LauriN (moe) mauraiS* 613-363-3052

CouNtry feeL, viLLage ameNitieS!!16255 NortHfieLd road, LuNeNBurg Hobby/horse farm, 5-acres, 3 stall barn, tack room, 2 paddocks. 2 stall dog kennel with runways, fenced yard, room to expand to 3 stalls. 2 bay garage/shop. Home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Geothermal system. Much more! MLS 1013540 $299,900 LauriN (moe) mauraiS* 613-363-3052

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1332 Stormont DriveA 4 level side split that’s move in ready and perfect for a growing fam-ily! A 3 +1 with an eat-in kitchen and oak cabinets, beautiful hardwood floors throughout the living room/dining room and patio doors leading out to the back deck. There’s extra room in the lower level for guests or an office and loads of storage space. MLS 1014050. $269,000

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404 SuSan Street, Cornwall - Uniquely upgraded 1+2br brick bungalow with attached heated workshop in Riverdale,

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154 HemloCk Cr., Cornwall - 2 br, 2 bath bungalow with attached garage near shopping and transportation.

Available immediately. $244,900 MLS 1014157

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110 FiFteentH St. w., Cornwall

Affordable 2+1br home with immediate possession possible.

2 baths, 2 gas fireplaces, updated roof and

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your own peace of mind! 2,100 sq.ft. log bungalow with finished basement, dream for any guy, large detached garage lined and insulated with addition on rear. This home is situated on a 3 acre treed lot with abundant birds and wildlife to watch….beautifully finished hardwood floors, ceramic in baths and main floor laundry room. Could be set up with a main floor inlaw suite. $398,000

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Public Vehicle/Equipment Auction

Saturday,July 16, 2016

9:00 am

Civic #2250, County Road 31, Winchester, ON613-774-7000

Primary list at: www.rideauauctions.com

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2012 Porsche Boxster, 114,632 kms Heavy trucks; (300) light vehicles; trailers; etc.

Viewing & Registration: July 13, 14, & 15 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Primary list and directions at: www.rideauauctions.com Pictures and description of items available at

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NO CHILDREN ALLOWEDList is subject to change.

Website will be updated as new consignments are registered

Buyers Premium Applies -Terms: Cash; Visa; MasterCard;

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Real estate auction saleSAtuRdAy, AuguSt 6 @ 11:00Am

To be held on site at Civic # 2317 Cty. Rd. 12, Berwick, On., in the township of North Stormont.

Real Estate consists of a lovely century brick and stucko clad 4 bedroom home of approx. 2240 sq. ft. Situated on a well-manicured lot of approx. 1.5 acres with 2 good out buildings, one approx. 40 ft. by 56 ft. and one approx. 19 ft. by 51 ft. House has a brand new metal shingle roof (less than one month old – roof costs approx. $30,000). Home is heated with

a relatively new high efficiency natural gas furnace. Other positive features include a beautiful covered

porch and central air conditioning.

terms of Real Estate: Property will be sold in as is and where is condition. Property will be auctioned subject to an unbelievably low minimum reserve

bid of only $100,000. Successful purchaser shall be required to pay $5,000 down day of auction in the

form of cash or certified funds made out to Vendors Lawyer (Call auctioneer for name of lawyer).

Balance of sale price due upon closing within 60 days or less of auction. Successful purchaser shall be responsible for all his/her own legal, survey, inspection, appraisal or any other cost incurred

upon closing. Interested Parties can arrange home inspection prior to auction at his/her own expense.

Note: Due to the fact that we are dealing with such highly motivated sellers this home is being offered

with such a low minimum reserve bid far below market value. Do not miss this opportunity.

Be sure to call Helen or Peter Ross for more info or to arrange viewing.

No Buyers Premium!!!Prop: To settle the estate of the late Donn Smirl

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Under the supervision of the Director of Supports and Services, oversees the operations of programs and the delivery of services to individuals with developmental disabilities. Provides direct supervision to full-time, part-time and relief employees in the development and implementation of individualized service and support plans and Ministry and Agency directed standards of care. Develops and participates in overall program planning, and assists in the preparation and monitoring of program budget(s). Informs the Director on issues related to individuals supported, human resources, financial resources, property and asset management for the programs under her/his responsibility. Maintains professional relationships with individuals supported, employees, families, health care providers and other community professionals. Conducts performance appraisals. Ensures that safe working practices are established and adhered to by employees.

QUALIFICATIONS: DSW and a minimum of 5 years’ experience related to the job responsibilities, or Community College diploma (minimum 2-year program) or University degree in human services and a minimum of 5 years’ experience related to the job responsibilities. Effective interpersonal and organizational skills. Effective oral, written and presentation skills. Ability to work independently and in collaboration with others. Effective judgement and independent decision-making capabilities. Knowledge of Microsoft Windows environment, Microsoft Office suite and effective keyboarding skills. Knowledge of Health and Safety responsibilities, capacity to implement required Health and Safety policies and safe work practices, commitment to participate in health and safety activities and relevant Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) training.

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POSSIBILITÉ DE BÉNÉVOLAT - CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATIONLa Société d’aide au développement des collectivités Cornwall et les Comtés (SADC) offre une gamme de programmes et de services étendue afin d’appuyer le développement économique communautaire et la croissance des petites et moyennes entreprises (PME). Les candidats doivent : - résider dans Stormont, Dundas, & Glengarry (SD & G), Cornwall, ou Akwesasne ; - avoir des compétences en affaires ou en analyse financière et en placements ; - pendant une période de jusqu’a trois ans avec une possibilité de renouvellement d’un mandat maximal de six ans.

Les personnes intéressées et qualifiées peuvent faire parvenir une lettre de motivation avec leur CV par courriel à [email protected] ou à l’adresse ci-dessous avant le 11 juillet 2016 à 16 h 30.

Président, Comité de mise en candidature SADC Cornwall et les Comtés

850 Boundary Road, Unit 9 South Glengarry ON K6H 7P6 Tél.: 613-932-4333 • Web: http://macollectivite.ca

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY– BOARD OF DIRECTORSThe Cornwall & the Counties Community Futures Development Corporation (CFDC) delivers a wide variety of programs and services to support community economic development and growth in small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). Applicants must: - reside in Stormont, Dundas, & Glengarry (SD&G), Cornwall, or Akwesasne; - be skilled in business and/or financial/investment analysis; - commit to a minimum of 5 hours per month for a period of up to three years with a possibility of additional terms to a maximum of six years in total.

Interested and qualified individuals may request an application by sending a brief letter of interest, along with their résumé by email: [email protected] or to the address below, by 4:30 PM, July 11, 2016.

Chair, Nomination Committee Cornwall and the Counties CFDC

850 Boundary Road, Unit 9 South Glengarry ON K6H 7P6 Tel: 613-932-4333 • Web: http://mycommunityfutures.ca/

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The Governance Committee of theChildren’s Aid Society of the United

Counties of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry

is seeking candidates for vacant positions on the volunteer

Children’s Aid Society Board of Directors

The Children’s Aid Society of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry provides child welfare services in Cornwall and SD&G and is governed by a Board of ten volunteers. Board members are expected to attend monthly meetings of the Board as well as regular committee meetings. All Board and committee meetings are presently held at the CAS office over the lunch hour.

As volunteer directors of a charitable corporation, board members are not paid for their services.

Board members will be selected according to their skill, experience and personal qualities. The CAS seeks a balance within the Board while considering the unique requirements of the agency at this time.

Individuals who wish to be considered as a candidate for membership on the Board of Directors are asked to obtain an application form by contacting Lori Loseth at (613) 938-5208 or by email at [email protected]. An application form and further information about the organization can be found on our website at www.cassdg.ca.

The deadline for applicationsis Monday, July 25, 2016.

Le comité de gouvernance de la Société de l’aide à l’enfance des comtés unis de

Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry

recherche des candidats pour pourvoir des postes bénévoles vacants au conseil d’administration de

la Société de l’aide à l’enfance

La Société de l’aide à l’enfance de Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry (SDG) fournit des services d’aide à l’enfance à Cornwall et dans les comtés unis de SDG et est dirigée par un conseil d’administration composé de dix bénévoles. Les membres du conseil d’administration doivent assister aux réunions mensuelles du conseil ainsi qu’à des réunions régulières des comités. Toutes les réunions du conseil et des comités se tiennent actuellement dans les bureaux de la Société pendant l’heure du midi.

À titre de directeurs bénévoles d’une organisation caritative, les membres du conseil d’administration ne sont pas rémunérés pour leurs services.

Les membres du conseil seront sélectionnés en fonction de leurs compétences, de leur expérience et de leurs qualités personnelles. La Société recherche un équilibre au sein de son conseil, tout en tenant compte des besoins actuels uniques de l’organisation.

Les personnes souhaitant présenter leur candidature à titre de membre du conseil d’administration doivent se procurer un formulaire à cet effet en communiquant avec Lori Loseth par téléphone au 613-938-5208 ou par courriel à [email protected]. Le formulaire et d’autres renseignements au sein de l’organisme se trouvent dans notre site Web à l’adresse www.cassdg.ca.

La date limite de présentation des candidaturesest le 25 juillet 2016.

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The East Walner Street extension and adjacent one foot reserve are no longer necessary for the intended development purpose and therefore, it is proposed to close and sell the unopened road as a residential building lot. Therefore, Council of the Township of South Stormont has declared the following as surplus and hereby gives notice of their intention to permanently close the unopened road allowance: •TheEastWalnerStreetExtension(LongSault),betweenLots12and13on RegisteredPlan382,PIN60222-0333andtheonefootreserve,describedas Block53onRegisteredPlan382,PIN60222-0226. Should you wish to make a submission, either in favour of or in opposition to the proposal please forwardcomments to theDirectorofCorporateServices/ClerkatPOBox84,LongSault,[email protected],2016.Followingconsiderationofcommentsreceived,Councilwillconsiderthenecessaryby-lawonJuly20,2016oronasubsequentmeeting date to permanently close the aforementioned road allowance. Upon successful closure of the unopened road, it is Council’s intention to issue a tender inviting submissions for the purchase of the lot for residential building purposes. Ifyouhavequestions,pleasefeelfreetocontacttheDirectorofCorporateServices/[email protected]

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La Société de développement communautaire de Cornwall et les Comtés tiendra son assemblée générale annuelle le jeudi 21 juillet 2016 à 8h30. L’assemblée aura lieu au Ramada Inn situé au 805 avenue Brookdale, Cornwall, Ontario.

Pour confirmer votre présence,veuillez contacter Louise Pilon au

613-932-4333 poste 102 [email protected]

The Cornwall and the Counties Community Futures Development Corporation will hold its annual general meeting on Thursday July 21, 2016 at 8:30 a.m. The meeting will be held at the Ramada Inn, located at 805 Brookdale Avenue, Cornwall, Ontario.

To confirm your attendance, please contact Louise Pilon

at 613-932-4333 ext. 102 [email protected]

850 ch. Boundary Rd, Cornwall (Ontario) K6H 7P6Téléphone : 613-932-4333– Télécopieur : 613-932-0596

Telephone : 613-932-4333 – Fax : 613-932-0596Adresse électronique/Email : [email protected]– Site Web Site : www.mycommunityfutures.ca

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Saturday, July 9, 20169:00pm

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Wedding Reception in honour of

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Live music “Good time Charlie” - Light Lunch - Everyone Welcome

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“So proud of our 2016 Graduate”

Brandon Traer Lafave

Please join us for a celebration in his honourSaturday, July 9th from 1pm to 5pm

Cornwall Township Lions Club17413 McPhail Rd., St. Andrew’s West, Ont.

Thrilled parents are Jean & Denis Lafave and proud brother Benjamin Lafave

Please stop by …Open to all family,

friends, E.A.s, teachers, past and present

MelissaDaughter of Ralph and Dorothy LeRoy

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Saturday, July 9, 2016The Metcalfe Centre in Maxville

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Happy 60th Wedding

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Josh LeBlanc &Katherine LegrosSaturday, July 9th, 2016 • 8 PM

Cornwall Navy Club (30-6th St. E.)Tickets $5 in advance-$8 at the door.Music ~ Prizes ~ Light Lunch ~ All Welcome

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Mixed Party in honour of

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Navy Club • 30-6th St. EastDJ ~ Light Lunch ~ Everyone Welcome

I want to thank all who attended my Birthday Party,

for the cards, gifts and good wishes.A special thanks to Mark, Ruth-Ellen and

family for organizing and hosting the party. Also a special thanks to

Piper Robbie Moffat and Fiddler Kaitlyn Shaw. The music was very enjoyable.

Thanks to all and God Bless. Bernie MacGillis

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Saturday, auguSt 13th, 2016Located at Lock 19, old Canal at soccer fields

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or call Caroline @ 613-209-0481

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If Big Brother Thor had a little brother it would definitely be Dante, and I think that’s why they chose each other. Dante is the mini me of Thor. These two LOVE sports, have big families, and are kind hearted. They have already planned lots of sports in the future like kicking around a soccer ball, dabbing in lacrosse and working on their stick handling. I think you two won the Stanley Cup of matches!

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Small business representatives pulled no punches at a Cornwall Chamber of Commerce sponsored Roundtable meeting, with rising costs, lack of skilled workers, and government bureaucracy topping the list.The delegates represented various sectors of the Cornwall and area business community and their voice was clear. The government needs to step up and take corrective action. “According to those in attendance, the rising costs of doing business is hurting many of them,” said Chamber Director and Roundtable facilitator, Patrick Larose. “Attendees also raised the issue of government red tape that is both complicated and time consuming.”

Chamber gets an earful

A grand opening ribbon-cutting celebration took place at Straight Shooters in Bonville. Included in the photo are Denis Joyal, Tammy Hart, Billy-Ray Vivarais, John MacGillis, Christine Bender, Doug Sauve, Lena Sauve, Father Dan VanDelst and Richard Waldroff.

Ribbon-cutting

PADDLES UP! CORNWALL DRAGONBOAT WATERFEST coming to a canal near you! August 13th. Register a team or come see the exciting races, entertainment, and marketplace. More information at www.cornwallwaterfest.ca. To volunteer, call Don at 613-330-6079. Bring a nonperishable item for Agape.

‘Tis the season … Drivers, be aware of con-struction around the city as you are commuting from one destination to another and don’t for-get to be patient and courteous. It will cause less stress for everybody!

Mark your calendar ... 12th Annual Pig Roast, Saturday, July 23 from 1pm-7pm, 16050 Post Road, County Rd. 36, Long Sault. Bring a chair, own drinks. Listen to great local music by Northern Echo, Scottish Pipes and Drums, Dancers. Donations toward Cornwall Hospice and local charities.

From a caller ... Thank you so much to the 2 young ladies who were quick to respond and called 911 when I fell and injured myself on a recent walk in Lamoureux Park. They stayed calm and performed First Aid. I’m so grateful for your kindness. I also want to thank another woman for stopping and providing me with a bottle of water. And finally, thank you to the kind gentleman who directed the ambulance for me. This is the Friendly City after all! Two thumbs up!!

Pet Tip of the Week: Dogs get hot too! Please remember to keep your dogs in a cool safe place this summer. Always make sure they have access to fresh clean water in a non-spill bowl and that they are out of the sun. Also, planning your summer vacation? Check ontariospca.ca/factsheets for tips on finding the right pet sitter or boarding kennel for your pet.

A big “Thank You” to the honest person who turned in my son’s lost wallet, intact, at Walmart on June 30th. You made it possible for our trip, for seven people all packed, including four little children. God Bless You!

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Community Living Glengarry received a $20,000 donation from The Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group. Funded through the Eastern Ontario insurance company’s C.A.R.E (Create A Ripple Effect) program, the donation will be used to fund a multi-sensory Snoezelen room as part of Community Living’s new drop-in center for people with intellectual disabilities. From left are Lynne Hurtubise (Commonwell), Maurice Dupelle (CLG), Ginette Menard (Commonwell), Carmel Greene (Commonwell), Daniel Ladouceur (CLG), Danielle Duranceau (CLG), and Dan Giroux (CLG).

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Mikaël Ladouceur, from école secondaire catholique La Citadele, won the 2016 United Counties Alumni Bursary valued at $1,500.

Great fireworks on Canada Day. Congrats!

Secrets of gardening:- When weeding, the best way to make sure

you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant.

- A weed is a plant that has mastered every survival skill except for learning how to grow in rows.

- Any self- rock will break at least one shovel before accepting its new home.

- Gardening requires a lot of water, most of it in the form of perspiration.

With the summer weather, here are a few tips for keeping your dog cool this summer ~

• Don’t leave your dog in a parked car in the summer, even in the shade with the window left a few inches open. Heatstroke can set in within min-utes. Dogs left in parked cars also risk being harassed or stolen.

• Know the signs for heatstroke: heavy, loud breathing, a staggering gait, bright red gum tissue and tongue. If heatstroke is suspected, wet down your dog and get him/her to the vet as quickly as possible. Both heatstroke and heat exhaustion can result in brain damage, heart failure or death in a short period of time. Thick-coated breeds and mixes are particularly vulnerable, although any breed may be at risk.

• Avoid transporting your dog in the cargo sec-tion of a plane or take a direct, morning or even-ing flight. The hold can become extremely hot.

• Avoid running with your dog during hot weather.

Water Conservation in the Yard:Gather rainwater to water bedding plants. Use

mulches such as wood chips and bark to help pre-vent evaporation. Attach a timer to your sprinkler. Water your lawn in the morning, when it is not windy and only when the lawn shows signs of needing it.

The Community Living Glengarry entry was judged to be the most creative in the Alexandria Canada Day parade.

School is out and with it comes great times for children. Drivers, please be extra cautious when driving and be prepared to stop sudden-ly. Children sometimes get excited and can for-get the rules of the road.

Did you know: Horses require access to hay or pasture throughout the day for grazing and nibbling and supplementary grain feedings twice a day. Typically, a horse will consume about 9 kilograms of food and at least 30 litres of water on a daily basis. It’s also very important they have access to shade during warm and sunny weather.

Drinking water at the correct time maximiz-es its effectiveness on the human body:

2 glasses of water after waking up - helps activate internal organs; 1 glass of water 30 minutes before a meal - helps digestion; 1 glass of water before taking a bath - helps lower blood pressure; 1 glass of water before going to bed - avoids stroke or heart attack.

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