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Students, seniors and spaghetti at fundraiser CORNWALL, Ontario - Students from the social services worker program at St. Lawrence College, reached out to seniors in the community by organizing a fundraiser in their honour. As part of their Community Development class, the students chose to host a spaghetti

particular, activities programs. These programs are unfortunately, often under-funded, explained Leger-Robert. “It will give seniors the opportunity to go out and do more. Some don’t have family to come and visit.” Activities are so beneficial, both physically and mentally, she said. The event included a spaghetti supper, prizes and entertainment by, local Elvis

tribute artist, TJ Jackson, singer/songwriter, Bruce Ciccarelli, and percussionist, Santos, among others. Many thanks for all who donated items for the event, Knights of Columbus, volunteers and organizers. The event raised $1,600, which will be shared between St Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre, Glen Stor Dun Lodge, and Parisien Manor.

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supper, at the Knights of Columbus, proceed of which would be divided between three local seniors’ homes, where some of the students has recently completed field placements. “They are very dear to everybody’s heart,” said Kristine Leger-Roberts, second year SSW student and co-organizer, who explained, that after learning about elder abuse and other issues involving seniors, it was decided that funds raised would benefit seniors, in

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CORNWALL, Ontario - The latest online trend began right here in Cornwall, with hundreds of women shedding their makeup and showing that beauty needs no artificial enhancements. A Facebook group called ‘The Naked Face’ was started by Cornwall’s Marina Restinetti, a graduate of St. Lawrence College’s journalism program who was inspired by a friend who posted a photo online of herself without makeup and began nominating other women to follow suit. Other similar groups have been set up elsewhere, but what followed in Cornwall is a group of mostly local women who are taking back their faces. “The commonality I see the most is women commenting that it took so much courage for them to post their photo,” Restinetti told Seaway News. “The sad part about it is that these women are gorgeous.

Also the positivity these women are feeding each other has actually made me cry a few times.” She added the group had a humble start. She was hoping for just a couple of dozen friends to follow her lead. That was about a couple of weeks and more than 3,000 members ago. “Yesterday, a friend posted an article from Britain on my wall of girls doing the same thing in order to raise money for breast cancer research,” Restinetti said. “I thought that was amazing. “I’m not sure which group started first, but both are spreading a positive message nonetheless.” Despite the leaps that female independence has made, many women who have posted their photos to the group are suggesting they still feel judged when they leave the house. “They are so afraid of feeling vulnerable that they forget how beautiful they truly are,” said Restinetti. “We really are our own worst

critics. One of the most beautiful girls, inside and out, that I know, refused to post her picture after I nominated her. She claims to be self-conscious of her skin. She’s absolutely stunning. “From most of the posts I’ve read, I strongly believe that barriers are being knocked down. Women seem to be embracing not only themselves, but each other and it is truly inspirational.” With all those supporters online Restinetti adds its time, despite measuring its lifespan in days, for the group to start giving back. “I have formed a small committee who are also admins to the group page and we are in the midst of planning some charity events,” she said. “The novelty may wear off on Facebook eventually, but I will still continue to make this a big part of my life. “Spreading the message of raw beauty and making sure philanthropy reaps the benefits.” The Naked Face can be found at www. facebook.com/groups/751370581574672/?fr ef=ts.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Turning 50 is a huge milestone especially if instead of a birthday party you host an event that raises $30,000 for childhood cancer support programs in the region. Dr. Raji Menon recently pushed her own milestone aside to raise funds and awareness for Candlelighters - a non-profit organization which helps families in eastern Ontario offset the costs of battling cancer. Menon credited her fellow co-organizers Cathy Heenan and Helen Dawkes-Brown, guest speaker and cancer survivor Paige Dillabough, volunteer Chris Munro, and the support

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Linda Lynch joined roller derby to find strength as her son battles with cystic fibrosis. What she found was a team willing to fight for a cure. The Seaway Roller Derby Girls (SRDG) have rallied together to make gambling a safe bet for cystic fibrosis research and care programs at their Casino Night fundraiser on Friday, April 11 at 7 p.m. The event takes place at Spot Light Hall & Conference Centre (17369 Cornwall Centre Road) and is open to ages 19 years and older. Test your luck at poker, blackjack, and roulette in support of Cystic Fibrosis Canada and SRDG. Tickets are $25 (which includes $500 in casino playing chips). “My team has made a commitment to help raise funds for cystic fibrosis, which takes a lot of pressure off me,” said Lynch. On the roller rink she goes by Lynch An-Aideur. For the last year, she has been playing a sport that is known for its competitive nature, quick pace, and hard-hitting action. But Lynch’s biggest opponent doesn’t wear a helmet or move on wheels. Her 16-year-old son Myles’ type of cystic fibrosis requires him to take plenty of antibiotics, prescribed inhalants, and use a feeding tube nightly to force fluids into him to increase his calorie intake.

Cystic fibrosis is a multi-organ disease affecting primarily the lungs and the digestive system. Throughout his life, three months is the longest Myles has ever gone without an appointment at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) in Ottawa. Lynch said for nearly half a decade her son has spent almost one third of each year at CHEO or Sick Kids in Toronto. “My son has had to miss a lot of school, so one parent is forced to stay home,” she said. Lynch and her husband alternate hospital duties dividing weekday and weekend responsibilities. On March 26, Myles requires tests to see if he can be a candidate for a double lung transplant. The Lynchs have been travelling back and forth from Toronto to see if he qualifies for the past four years. Myles can walk 690 meters in six minutes while on oxygen. “At his age I could run 800 meters in two minutes and 13 seconds. It is not the lifestyle I wanted for my son. He was born with athletic genes,” said Lynch. Myles’ grandfather was inducted in the Sports Hall of Fame in New Brunswick and his mother is a member of the South Stormont Sports Hall of Fame. “If they could find a cure for all children with cystic fibrosis before it permanently damages their lungs, digestive system, liver,

kidney, pancreas and basically every single cell in their body that would be the best,” said Lynch. She is floored that her fellow teammates have stepped up in such a big way to help her son and others living with the disease. “Roller derby has allowed me to have a voice and with an entire team to help commit to fundraising, I feel alive. I have hope,” said Lynch. For ticket purchases, sponsorship or other information, please contact Angel Kisnics at 613-938-8455 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Myles Lynch, 16, is no stranger at CHEO. Every hospital admission for the past 10 years has been in isolation, as the brave teen battles with cystic fibrosis. The longest admission was for 10 weeks.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - A new South Glengarry commercial development on Boundary Road that is likely to become a hub of activity is quickly taking shape. The truck stop and convenience store/fuel centre at the development, which is fronted by BVD Petroleum, will get a new addition in the form of the 10th Tim Hortons store to set up in Cornwall. The owners of the new store, Michelle and Nelson Matos, said Friday the store is expected to open by March 30 - a couple of days ahead of schedule. They agreed the development on Boundary Road, adjacent to the Highway 401 interchange and the city’s industrial park, will be a boon. “It’s more industry for this area,” said Michelle. “It’s wonderful for Cornwall.” And it will be busy. Rough estimates suggest

as many as 70 transports an hour, at peak volume, are already circulating through the truck stop and the development is not even finished yet. Across the street is Supply Chain Management, a logistics company that is driven exclusively by truck traffic, not to mention other similar operations in the city’s industrial park. The traffic is expected to grow so much that the developer of the truck stop area spent $310,000 to widen Boundary Road. “This area will really cater to the trucks,” said Nelson. The new Tim Hortons operation will be a full-sized restaurant, said Michelle, and has already secured employment for about 35 people. As many as 10 more could be hired. “People can apply online, or drop off a resume at the store once it’s opened,” said Michelle, adding a resume can also be faxed to 613-938-2714.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Local residents reached out, half way around the world, to help those less fortunate, at the annual Child Haven International Cornwall Jubilee dinner and auction. Founded by Fred and Bonnie Cappuccino, in the mid-80s, Child Haven supports nine homes in India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Tibet, all funded by contributions made in Canada, through dinners and social events, such as this one. Originally, the homes received orphaned children or those given up, due to poverty, said Elaine MacDonald, event organizer, who was anticipating raising between 15 and 20 thousand dollars. “Because of the system, women, especially, have a hard time making a living if she becomes widowed or suffers any kind of social setback,” said MacDonald. “It all started with women being so desperate at not being able to look after their kids, they gave them up to the initial Child Haven homes.” “Soon they realized that if you take this desperate mother in with the child, you can get a whole system going. So now they have these wonderful communities.” Among the projects funded by Child Haven throughout the years, including schools and fresh water wells, most recently, local

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Travellers may have noticed that crossing the border at the new Cornwall port of entry happens in only a matter of minutes – and according to Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) it’s not a coincidence. CBSA is reporting that improved service times are a result of two additional primary inspection lanes. With five lanes in total, the new port of entry has two more than the former temporary CBSA location on Brookdale Avenue, south of the traffic circle. A CBSA press release stated: “Since the new facility opened on the Canal Lands in Cornwall on January 24, 2014, the CBSA has met its service delivery standards 100% of the time and has not reported any border wait times over 10 minutes.” Arianne Reza, CBSA Northern Ontario

Regional Director, said the CBSA and Cornwall port of entry staff are pleased to have moved to the new, modern facility on the Canal Lands, which provides the CBSA with a better overall working environment. The existing CBSA facilities on Brookdale Avenue, which many Cornwallites consider an eyesore, are reportedly being dismantled and used for other projects. The media statement also noted that “other property used by the CBSA, including city roads, will be repaired and restored as required, and returned to the control of original owners.” No official dates were given. Travellers interested in knowing wait times into Canada at the Cornwall port of entry can check the CBSA’s website, or check border wait times on Twitter (@CBSA_CWL).

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CORNWALL, Ontario – The Rotary Club of Cornwall held its annual pancake breakfast and silent auction, a popular event that consistently draws in 500 hungry supporters, last Saturday. Service club members were busy flipping pancakes and frying sausages at St. John’s Presbyterian Church to help raise upwards of $6,000. Proceeds from the event assist their local community projects. “This event is critical to the club because it’s one of our major fundraisers,” said Guy Menard, Cornwall Rotary president. “It’s a local tradition.” He recalled going to the Rotary pancake breakfast as a high school student.

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Menard said one of the club’s favourite causes to support is the Boys & Girls Club of Cornwall/SD&G. “It’s such a critical initiative to break the cycle and allow kids to see there’s a way to make something of your life,” said Menard. The pancake breakfast started as a PR event for Rotarians to meet the community and spread awareness about their services. But for supporters like nine-year-old Jonah Ashby and his grandfather Nick Ashby, it became much more. “It’s important to bring my grandson because he gets to see what volunteering is all about,” said Ashby. “I look forward to coming every year with grandpa,” added Jonah. For more information on the Rotary Club of Cornwall, visit www.cornwallrotary.com

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CORNWALL, Ontario – A collaboration between a local fine-dining restaurant and a gourmet foods store raised funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Cornwall and District. For the second time, Bar Q and Love Love Food treated diners to a tasty meal and a unique dessert (or two) in support of a local cause. Q’s chef and owner Christian Barque served a savoury selection of dishes, as Tony Lacroix from Love Love Food supplied three mouthwatering desserts on Saturday night. Proceeds from each treat sold were donated to BBBS. “It’s a great way for folks to donate funds to a much needed organization and they get to have a great meal and treat themselves,” said Lacroix. The funds raised will help the non-profit agency run their seven mentoring programs.

“When a local small business takes the time to give what they can we all win,” said Amanda Brisson, BBBS executive director. Barque opened his doors to philanthropy in December 2013 with Lacroix as guest dessert chef in support of the Agape Centre. “It’s nice to give back to the community,” he said. “I think we’’ll raise a nice charitable donation for Big Brothers Big Sisters.” Brisson recognized that the monetary value of the event wasn’t the only pay off of the evening. “Maybe one of those diners will now consider being a big brother or sister to a child in need,” she said. “Every single dollar helps us help the children. I’m very grateful for wonderful people like Tony and Chris.” For more information on BBBS or to volunteer, call 613-933-8035 or visit their website

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You never know who might be looking out for you Todd Lihou TODD.LIHOU@TC.TC

Weird thing happened to me the other day – I took a step back in time, by accident. I was going through some old files, shuffling papers when I found a letter of reference an old boss was kind enough to write me when I was first starting out in this business. “What is that?” my wife asked. “It’s a letter from Craig Elson.” “That guy from ‘Parenthood’?!” Obviously my wife and I watch too much television. “No – that would be Craig T. Nelson.” Craig Elson, the former managing editor at the Standard-Freeholder for much of the 1990s was a lot of things, but a veteran of stage and screen was not one of them. We just called him “Craig” though with his shirts, ties and rich baritone voice I initially figured it would be a good idea to address him as “Mr. Elson.” He told me his name was “Craig” and we got along just fine. Craig was a product of the 1960s, and though the years had aged him, all of us in the newsroom were convinced that a

piece of our boss was still trapped in 1969, smoking dope and enjoying plenty of free love. Craig was a free spirit in every sense of the word. He raised his voice on occasion, but I can rarely recall him getting angry. In fact, he went to great lengths to ensure he kept the worst of this business at bay. On one occasion, with an angry reader screaming at him on the telephone, we saw Craig lying with his back on the floor of his office and his legs resting on the wall, effortlessly reaching into the air and repeatedly touching his index fingers above him, while the phone was cradled in the crook of his neck. Another time Craig decided it would be a good idea to take a blind date across the river into Massena for a night out. The date went from bad to worse when Craig handed the Canada Customs officer a $2 bill back when crossing the bridge was only a couple of bucks and there was no such thing as the Twoonie. Of course, Craig, confused as always, believed he was at the toll booth and not the customs wicket. “Here you go.” “What’s that for?” “It’s for you.”

I’m told it was the highlight of the date. And my personal favourite was when a couple of newsroom lackeys were returning to Cornwall from a night out in Montreal and saw what they believed to be a car on fire on the side of Highway 401. They learned the next day, upon returning to work, that Craig was also on the highway that night, and had flicked a lit cigarette out the driver’s window, only to have it sucked in a back window and begin smouldering on the seat. I’m not sure how badly damaged the car was, but it tells you all you need to know about Craig. He was harmless, for the most part, and while we all regarded him like one would a “boss” there was always something that concerned you just a little bit after an encounter with him. That kind of changed for me when I dug

out the old letter. I had initially come across it when I began work at The Glengarry News in the mid-1990s. It was stuffed on a shelf in our office, and I found it one night while snooping around after hours. Craig had written it. I had told him I was applying for my first full-time job and asked him if he would be a reference in the event “The News” in Alexandria came calling. Instead of a phone call Craig pounded out a letter. He filled it with so many nice things I found it hard to believe this was the same fellow who nearly got arrested at the border, burned up his car and meditated while being chewed out. The point is simple. You never know who is watching out for you – including those to whom you wouldn’t give a second thought.

What will be the cost of Russian marginalization? William McKen EDITOR’S NOTE: Please wlecome William McKen to our roster of local contributors. McKen has more than 40 years of experience working for the Government of Canada. From 1974 to 2005, he served in the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade variously working in press and media relations, consular affairs, transportation and trade. His final eight years were devoted to arms control and disarmament issues as a member of the Canadian National Authority for the Implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention. Today, he occasionally works as a consultant. Since 2004, William has resided in Cornwall with his wife and their son. As far as President Vladimir Putin is concerned, the train has left the station and the Crimea is now sovereign territory of Russia.

This train is not likely to return unless the ebb and flow of history results in a redrawing of Ukraine’s (and Russia’s) territory and borders. Normally, such an occasion happens following a war. Ukrainians and Russians are Slavic people with many centuries of a rich and common heritage. The Ukrainian and Russian languages are very close and mutually understandable, much more so than French and Spanish. Why have they been unable to resolve their differences? As the Ukraine is in desperate economic trouble, why could they not have agreed to a combined Russian and European Union financial package to help resolve their economic woes as well as avoid the current crisis over the Crimea? Even as I write, Russian preparations continue for an invasion of the Ukraine. Even more foreboding is that if further military action takes place, NATO may be drawn into the conflict. If the aim of the west was to corral Russia, it has certainly met with success. Russia is now rather well contained by NATO enlargement or “NATO encirclement” as it is commonly referred to. Should Russia have been invited years ago to become a member

of NATO or a NATO derivative organization? What of the European Union? And why has Russia not been included as a partner in the European missile shield? The casual observer understands that the shield is directed more towards intercepting Russian missiles than those from other potential rogue states. Note the marginalization of Russia. The G8 has now become the G7 with “you know who” gone; the Ukraine offering to take Russia’s place. Derogatory comments about Russia and its leadership or similar comments from Russia about America and western nations change daily. Shaming Russia in the international community only serves to isolate it. Perhaps for a small country, that would not matter much but Russia is a superpower with nuclear claws and as many combatants as a bear has hairs. If one closes the door to dialog and mutual understanding, military options ease out the diplomatic and political ones. Consider the recent example of cooperation between the United States and Russia over Syria. Last year, I was expecting a repeat of the “Shock and Awe” campaign of Iraq, Part II. It was narrowly averted. The

agreement between the United States and Russia was spectacular and, in the world of diplomacy, this is about “as good as it gets”. In recent days, press reports say that 45% of Syria’s chemical weapons are now removed from the country for destruction – a remarkable achievement given the challenges of Syria’s on-going civil war. Why could not a favorable outcome have been achieved with regard to the Crimea? In many countries, dual citizenship and even multiple citizenship is permitted. Why cannot the Crimea become a region with dual sovereignty? Had Russia and the Ukraine agreed to exercise dual sovereignty over the Crimea, then it could have become a unique accomplishment and set a precedent that may have been emulated by others. As has recently been pointed out by another writer, Cuba has sovereignty over Guantanamo but a perpetual lease allows the United States complete jurisdiction and control. As a large part of Russia’s concerns have been over its Black Sea fleet, a similar arrangement might have been contemplated and made possible through negotiations.

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An Ottawa Roman Catholic priest who stole thousands of dollars from his parish over several years has been handed a oneyear jail sentence. This kicked up a storm: some agreed that it was fair, while others, many from his parish, felt jail time was too harsh for a man who had done so much good. The usual excuses were paraded before the judge in an appeal for compassion and a non-jail sentence. The court was told that the priest suffered bouts of anxiety caused by a heavy workload, which drove him to downing several shots of Scotch each night and into the nearby casinos where he squandered money that he stole from the collection plate on the gaming tables and slot machines. A case could be made that perhaps his anxiety was triggered by a guilty conscience. The priest had plenty of opportunity to come clean and repent before the police slapped on the handcuffs. The Ottawa Citizen broke the story of missing funds at the parish long before he was charged, but for two years he denied any wrong doing. Instead, he tried to turn the tables on the newspaper, protesting his innocence and attacking the newspaper, suggesting it was on an anti-Catholic witch-hunt. He allowed his

supporters who didn’t believe the newspaper reports to organize a huge rally for him in the parish hall, all the time knowing the newspaper had it right, that he was a thief. Of course, Father Joe LeClair will not spend the next 12-months in jail. With good behaviour, he could be out by June. And thanks to an insurance settlement, the parish has received $379,000 to help ease its financial pain. And, unlike so many others who leave jail, he will not have to scan the help wanted ads in search of a new career. That’s because the diocese will welcome him back into the fold with open arms when he is released; perhaps not as a parish priest, at least not for now, but he will continue to be employed by the diocese in some capacity. Father LeClair is a lucky man. Few, if any, people in the real world would have the employer they stole from putting out the welcome mat. It takes foregiveness to a new level. IN THE REAR-VIEW MIRROR Those Saturday mornings at the Palace Theatre with heroes called Roy Rogers, Hop-a-long Cassidy, the Singing Cowboy Gene Autry, Zorro, Prince Valiant, Davey Crockett, Daniel Boone and Tarzan. The laughs provided by the Bowery Boys with Slip Mahoney and his malaprops such as “That was a clever seduction” and “I regurgitated”, Sach, Whitey and the always hyper soda shop owner Louie Dumbrowski, The zany Three Stoogies, Abbott and Costello, The Little Rascals, Ma and Pa Kettle, cartoon-a-

ramas and newsreels. ... 3D movies and 3D glasses. The first CinemaScope movies, The Robe (Richard Burton and Jean Simmons) and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Kirk Douglas and James Mason). ... The Palace Theatre birthday club when every kid who signed up got a voucher on their birthday good for a Saturday morning movie, a box of pop corn and drink. HERE & THERE Fred Kaneb, a member of one of Cornwall’s most successful entrepreneuial stories, turns 94 on April 3. He graduated from prestigious MIT in Boston in 1943 and served in the U.S. Navy. During the war he invented a safety device called a ‘dumpster’ that saved the lives of countless downed pilots. .... Harry Chan who died last week at age 91 was a partner in the brothers-operated Jade Garden Restaurant, a downtown landmark for many years. The front man in the business was Art. The restaurant had a large clientele from the U.S. side. ... Cornwall Police Service has an inspector’s position to fill with the retirement of Bob Burnie. Either Staff Sgt. Shawna Spowart or Staff Sgt. Dan Maille will move into the position which could lead to the deputy chief’s office when Danny Aikman retires or succeeds Chief Dan Parkinson. Spowart is the force’s first female staff sergeant. SCENE & HEARD I’ll vote against anybody who is in favour of wasting millions of tax dollars to equip Cornwall residences with water metres. If they are needed to promote conservation, why are we selling

so much of our water to neighbouring municipalities? .... Just checked with the local bookie who is giving odds that come the September nomination deadline, Mayor Bob will be unopposed. ... City resident called police to complain about an illegally parked truck and trailer on street in front of her house. She got a recording that said if it was an emergency to hang up and dial 911, which it wasn’t. She waited, got a real person who after hearing her complaint transferred the call to dispatch. After listening, dispatch gave her the bylaw office number. She called the bylaw number and a recording directed her to an extension number. She punched in the extension number and got a recording that said someone would get back to her within 24 hours. Remember the days when you could talk to an actual person? ... Nice big ‘public’ parking lot off Third Street between Pitt and Sydney. However, a big chunk of it is anything but ‘public’. Many of the spots are reserved for city employees and the St. Lawrence Seaway Authority. THIS AND THAT The Sunshine List is coming out and Cornwall Police Service is expected to have at least 67 of its members joining the $100,000 (per year) club. The spike is largely the result of a days owing settlement in 2013 with the police board. In at least one case, a veteran officer received a $60,000 settlement. ... Last year this time some of the diehards were playing one of the area golf courses. And in March 2012 we had a run in March when it was warmer here than in parts of South Carolina. ...

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First of all, it’s important to dust everything with a rag or a duster before washing: wet dust just forms a thin layer of mud that’s no fun to clean up. Be sure to dust ceiling fans and replace filters in kitchen and bathroom ventilation fans. Dust bookshelves, window blinds, and light fixtures and lamps. This is also the perfect time to clean the tops of kitchen and bathroom cabinets.

CLEANING - SPRUCING - RESTORATION It’s time to spring-clean! As the balmy rays of the spring sun start to warm our homes, people often get the sudden urge to let the fresh air in and clean

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In the kitchen, clean away all the forgotten splashes and splatters that you’ve been ignoring. Wash the walls and the ceiling, paying special attention to the fridge and stove. Clean all your appliances inside and out. If your microwave oven smells funny, heat up a mixture of lemon juice and water in it before wiping it clean. This is the time to thoroughly wash cupboard doors and shelves.While your head is in the cabinets, reorganize them by getting rid of

products that are too old or out of date. Do the same thing in the fridge and freezer, reminding yourself that even frozen products have expiry dates. If you feel like tackling the job, clean out the front closet too! Finally, wash all the curtains and clean your carpets. Then wash the inside of your windows and then the floors before putting everything back in place.

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By hiring professionals to clean and freshen up your home, you’ll have more time for relaxation and for your family. In certain cases there are fiscal advantages connected to the hiring of personnel for cleaning purposes. Be sure to find out more! It is essential to establish your needs in order to determine the number of hours necessary for the cleaning of your home. Be aware that some businesses offer the pos-

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Spruce up your home Winter is almost over and the cold weather has probably left its mark all over your home, inside and out. Now’s the time to get out your tools! If you’ve noticed that your windows are poorly sealed, this is the time to remedy the problem. Replace your old windows with more energy efficient models. Inspect your home and identify places where water is likely to infiltrate. Make any necessary repairs without delay.

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The bamboo used in flooring comes from mature plants that are about five years old, the age by which they have become hard and resistant to damage. Bamboo wood is surprisingly stable: 2.5 times more so than a traditional floor. It does not expand and contract with variations in humidity levels, as does a wood such as maple. That makes bamboo flooring ideal for our changeable northern climate. Moreover, bamboo is 33 percent more resistant to developing bumps and cracks compared with white oak.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - On Day 12 of her cross-country bike tour, Clara Hughes made a stop in at Holy Trinity Secondary School where she spoke to students about mental awareness. Many students from Holy Trinity and various other local schools sat in the school gymnasium as Hughes told them about her experiences with mental health. Holy Trinity’s leadership program was tasked with organizing Hughes’ visit and dealt with an unexpected change of plans. “She showed up two hours earlier

because she had such a strong wind on her back,” said leadership program leader Hailey Dickson. “But it turned out well because our whole school was able to go out and greet her. It was unfortunate though as some of the community could not make it.” Despite the earlier appearance, the event was still a big success for those who were able to attend. “She was amazing,” said Dickson. “She was an incredible speaker and her message was so strong.” Hughes told the students various stories about her life when she dealt with mental health, some that involved those close to her and some when she dealt with depression.

“It was nice hearing it from her,” said leadership student Veronica RiosRodriguez. “When someone actually tells you their story you connect more with them.” The event related to Holy Trinity’s mental awareness programs. The school offers students a chance to report issues through an app called ‘Empowered’. The app allows students to send anonymous text messages to the school’s principal and vice principal, allowing them to take control of issues before they get out of hand. Hughes made another stop Tuesday night in Akwesansne. Her tour will continue to Montreal Wednesday.

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Tony Luis - now here’s a guy who walks the walk and talks the talk. You’d never know that a man who makes a living beating people up is one of the most gracious, well-respected people outside the boxing ring. Regardless of what the future holds for Luis in boxing (and we’re sure it’s going to be something special) the city has found itself an ambassador we can hang our hat on - and we’re lucky to have him.

The skating rink created for Winterfest is our favourite. It might not be the smoothest rink in the world (thank you stupid winter weather) but it’s often the busiest for a few days in February when all of Cornwall leaves the warmth of their homes for the outdoors.

Best soup in town

They may be famous for their coffee and donuts, but you people really love the soup at Tim Hortons. Be it chicken noodle, beef and barley or clam chowder, the savoury aroma of soup bubbling away at Tim Hortons takes the top spot.

Best local cheese They’re the best in Cornwall and area – and even the world. Hailing from Lancaster and produced at Glengarry Cheesemaking, aged Lankaaster took top prize at the annual Global Cheese Awards last fall. Our favourite story, that is probably total bunk, is that after it won the award the cheese ran on to the stage, stripped off its top and began rubbing itself in olive oil. That’ll show those hoity-toity cheese freaks.

Best ghost story Apparently the ghost of Bishop John Strachan still haunts the hallowed grounds of Trinity Anglican Church in Cornwall. In 1803 Strachan was ordained a priest with the Church of England and he moved to Cornwall shortly thereafter. If you believe the rhetoric, apparently he hasn’t left.

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While we were looking for a place in Cornwall to enjoy a leisurely ride on a bicycle, many of you, including Linda Phillips, Jenelle Malyon and Janice Jodoin decided to think outside the box and went with the Long Sault Parkway. Fact is, you people are correct. Who can argue with the picturesque scenes that dot the landscape? Just watch out for the goose poop.

The voting suggests that Const. Matt Lemire is your favourite this year, who beat out Sgt. Bryan Snider and Chief Dan Parkinson by just one ballot – which makes us think he voted for the right person. In all seriousness Rob McGillivray and Carole Poirier were among the masses (*cough*) that voted for Const. Lemire. We encourage you to point that out to him, should he ever pull you over for speeding.

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Many of you chose Pitt and Second streets, again, but our favourite place to people watch has to be the northeast corner of Wal-Mart, adjacent to the main entrance. Is it just us, or has this become the centre of the universe? There are often more people per square foot in this densely packed nexus of commercialism than anywhere else in the city – except, of course, the breakfast line at Spinners Diner on Pitt Street.

Best patio to enjoy a summer cocktail Some of the regulars appeared on our list this year: Schnitzel’s Truffles, Lola’s Pub and Grub and even the back deck at the RCAFA Wing 424 made the list. But the nod this year goes to the patio alongside Kelsey’s on Brookdale Avenue. Our favourite time of “patio season” has been the Friday afternoon before a long weekend when the mass of traffic looking to head south to the United States often meant motorists were just a stone’s throw from Kelsey’s patrons. The opening of the new low-level bridge means we’ll have to combine our love of frustrated motorists and tasty beverages in some other way. We’re just weird.

Best feel good story of the year in Cornwall It has to be the way the community has rallied around Stephanie Grady and her family as she battles a rare form of cancer. Spaghetti dinners, bake sales and sporting activities have been organized by volunteers to help raise money for the family as Stephanie begins experimental treatments for her disease. Take a bow everyone, you’ve done a great job.

Mary, a waitress at Riverside Pizzeria on Montreal Road in Cornwall, is tops on the list as far as reader Keri Cholette is concerned. She gets those pies quickly, and still piping hot, to your table in short order. But how she navigates the piles of empty pizza boxes is still a mystery to us (wink).

Best regular customer at a local coffee shop You people love coffee. So many of our respondents suggested that THEY are the best regular at a local coffee shop that we had to close down voting. Our personal favourite, “Wiener” was provided by Heather Bazinet. We’re not sure who “Wiener” is, and perhaps Bazinet is getting confused with Billy K’s, but we admire her passion.

Best bartender in town Oh Maggie, your customers love you. Not enough to provide us with your last name of course, but as the barkeep of choice, that hails from the RCAFA, you have more than a few fans of your work. Keep up the good work.

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Best place to enjoy a glass of wine Truffles, Table 21, Bar-Q, Ramada Inn, the Best Western Parkway – the list goes on and on. If it wasn’t for your love affair with coffee, we would suggest many of you enroll in a 12-step program because of your desire for a rich glass of red, or a sparkling white. But Laurel Henderson’s choice is our favourite this year – only because she sips wine in her “justrenovated basement.” The wine rack is also home to the fabric softener, so make sure you know which bottle you’re grabbing.

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Korey Kennedy still turns heads whenever his name is mentioned. Love him, or hate him, Kennedy was never one to shy away from controversy or offering his opinion. Our favourite story, though we are unsure of its validity, includes the time Kennedy entered the office of a top city manager and plunked himself down in a chair. “What are you doing here?” asked the manager. “Oh, I’m just here to see what you do,” was the reply. We love it.

Once again your choices ran the gamut this year. Riley’s (you have a special place reserved in heaven), Dish Café and Food Shop (hello, comrade), Subway (extra pickles, please) and Quizno’s (more delicious turkey) were all included in the voting, but the best this year goes to Moustache Joe’s on Pitt Street. The owners may be different, but people still love your sandwiches.

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Favourite local painter Whenever Anita Bonneville-Latour needs some inspiration, she doesn’t have far to look. The Cornwall grandmother often relies on her grandchildren, Annisa-Beth and Crystal, to help her fill empty canvasses.Bonneville-Latour is an amateur painter, but her creations often exude professionalism, including her pride and joy - the panda. Once again her granddaughter, who has born in China and adopted by BonnevilleLatour’s daughter, was the inspiration, as the panda is synonymous with Chinese culture. Now, wipe away your tears and let’s move on.

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Favourite local film project Laurel Henderson is a big fan of local filmmaker John Earle, in particular “86400: The Movie” which features a day in the life of our fair city. The title refers to the number of seconds in one day – or the amount of time it takes to finish an extra large pizza from Louis. Don’t ask us how we know that.

Favourite street to take Best place to enjoy an outdoor show a walk in the evening The band shell in Lamoureux Park makes

it to the top of our list this year, for two reasons. The first is that IT IS the best outdoor venue we have in the city, with the vistas of Lamoureux Park combining with the St. Lawrence River to make for a fantastic setting. The second reason is last year we called it the “Kinsmen Bandshell” when it fact it is the “Lions Club Bandshell.” Apologies to the lads at the Lion’s Club who were gracious enough to let it slide.

When it comes to musicians making a splash in Cornwall, one need not look any farther than Tracy Lalonde. Her debut EP ‘Little Letters,’ which includes her rich voice and talented strumming, puts her at the top of our list this year. If there was a category for ‘best smile’ and ‘most infectious laugh’ she’d probably win that too. photo by Bob Peters

The best way to market an idea online Start a blog. Blogging has gotten a bad name as of late (we can’t, for the life of us, understand why) but a slew of you suggested blogging is the way to spread the word.

Favourite local sports record Lori Dupuis and her Olympic medals for hockey are a wonderful addition to our sporting records. Dupuis won silver in 1998 and gold in 2002, 2006 and 2010 with the women’s Olympic hockey team.

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Life’s Little Pleasures tops our list this year. It’s not because of the products they provide (though they are great) and it’s not the name (but it is kind of catchy, right?) but instead we look to the smile that greets us every time we walk through the doors from owner Chris Munro.

Best Pinterest page from a local user Valerie Lihou’s Pinterest page is tops this year. Not because she’s Seaway News editor Todd Lihou’s mom (though that probably helps), but instead we’re pretty sure it will lead to a divorce of her husband Terry, who is convinced the website is burned into his wife’s Ipad. “That damn thing is going off with Pinterest beeps all night. I can’t sleep.”

Favourite local writer Joan Levy-Earle made it to first place in 2014. She has made a lifetime of offering us her unique perspectives on all things Cornwall. But our favourite is her latest novel, ‘Train Ride to Destiny.’ She’s also John Earle’s mom, but as you can see by some of this year’s slate of winners, moms have become a running theme.

Favourite local teacher

Rory Blackadder is not only a great English teacher, but a pretty fine coach too, according to our readers. Our hat goes off to teachers who not only have to hold court several hours a day in classrooms, but also go above and beyond when it comes to extra-curriculars like sports teams and theatre performances. Guess it makes up for getting the whole summer off…and two weeks at Christmas…and a week in March…and four days at Easter…and…

If you could be in the Cornwall Sports Hall of Fame what would it be for Lori Delgreco takes top spot. Apparently she loves marbles, and would love to be immortalized for this “sport” that was once the focus of every schoolyard students in the city. We’re pretty sure marbles have gone the way of the dodo, but Lori wants that to change. Way to go, Lori.

Best beer on tap in Cornwall

Favourite local sports personality If Jesse Winchester ever plays for a team that wins the Stanley Cup there will be a municipal holiday. That hockey player, who used to play for the Cornwall Colts before graduating to the NHL, is universally-loved in this region. Too bad he plays for the Florida Panthers – don’t old your breath on that Stanley Cup.

Favourite local garden You people must think you’re pretty funny. Almost everyone who answered this question wrote “my garden.” Hard to argue with that logic. So we picked our own from our archives ... Ethan Henstock-Major age 5, planted these GIANT sunflowers for his Granddad, Joseph Henstock and some for his Grandmother Joanne, and some for himself. He said the tallest one would win. WOW!! Ethan was the WINNER, his flowers grew the tallest.

Favourite place to exercise outdoors

The bike path and Lamoureux Park are tied for top spot. Fortunately one runs through the other, so we can overlook the log jam atop the standings. It was also suggested – again this year – that many like to head out to the sanctity of the backyard to do their exercises, presumably so they won’t be ridiculed. We know what you’re doing…and it’s hilarious.

Favourite Facebook page Judge James O’Reilly is by far one of the most popular pages to come along since – well, 2007. That’s when Facebook went gangbusters. But in the last year or so the O’Reilly page, which is operated by local historian Sara Lauzon, has been offering up old pictures and historical tidbits that readers have a real appetite for. Check it Don Cherry once again got mentioned out. more than once, but you people really have something against U.S. Olympic hockey team. While we wouldn’t exactly agree the team is a “personality” the Who the heck is this “Georgie” you vehemence with which you dislike all love so much? Corus’ Darryl Adams the squad our boys beat (again) at the got some love in our polling, but it was nothing compared to this phantom named Olympics has certainly taken on a life of its own. Sooner or later we’re going “Georgie.” We even Googled his name and came up empty. Our good friend Dan to lose a game to that team - fortunately we’ll all be too old to care, by then. Allaire from CJSS was likewise stumped

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Best urban legend about Domtar Papers

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Your favourite way to mass communicate Some guy said he enjoys shouting at the end of his street, but your favourites remain Facebook and Twitter, with a liberal dose of e-mails. Keep it up, Cornwall.

Is it cold? Is it wet? Is it right in front of me? That, dear readers, is the best beer on tap.

Best person to ever hold public office Is it a coincidence that not one person voted for anyone CURRENTLY holding office? Weird. Anyway, the top vote getter is Mark MacDonald, a former Cornwall firefighter turned community activist who has his finger in just about every pot out there. He wants to return to city council in this fall’s municipal election – in the meantime we hope he can explain the name “Archibald” that is attached to nearly every one of his emails to this office.

Our favourite is the one where the guy (we forget his name) wounded himself while chopping wood out in the boonies. The wood was being used to heat his home that was without power for days and days. The cut was deep enough to require stitches, but instead of going to the hospital (which would have taken him away from wood-chopping) he took it upon himself to stitch the cut up on his own. Then he smashed a beer can on his head and ‘rastled a grizzly bear. Everything is true...except for the beer can (it was a paper towel) and the bear (we’re pretty sure it was just a puppy).

Best place to toboggan Toboganners (is that a word?) love the hill at the Long Sault Parkway. How could one argue otherwise, with the steep incline and dips at the bottom that often send sleds rocketing into the sky. It’s best if you wear a helmet – this hill is not for the faint of heart.

Our favourite this year was the time, apparently, a pair of Domtar employees scaled the fence at the mill during the evening hours to catch a hockey game at a nearby watering hole. Things went great until they hopped the fence to get back in. A passing motorist saw them and called the cops - mistaking the duo for a pair of thieves. The police nabbed the fellows, who had to be brought back to the gate house to identify themselves. The only thing that kept them from the unemployment line was the union.

Apparently if you want to enjoy a Cornwall River Kings game, and get the full effect of the experience, try sitting in Section E at the Cornwall Civic Complex. It’s known as “Cell Block E” because the fans that sit there are known for being more vocal than the average hockey fan. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.

Best performance at Lift Off It has to be the performance of all the volunteers from one year to the next. Name another huge event, like a hot-air balloon festival, that runs as well as this one on the strength of dozens of volunteers. There have been plenty of onstage performers, like Kim Mitchell and Burton Cummings who have entertained the heck out of us – but all the songs mean nothing without the people who do the heavy lifting.

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Favourite local choir Best story about the old Seaway International Bridge How about the time Seaway News editor Todd Lihou, not exactly a lightning bolt of ingenuity, decided it would be a good idea to walk up the bridge a short way and drop a Pepsi can onto Brookdale Avenue. He was barely a teenager at the time, and too dumb to realize a police car was whizzing by below. Turns out Cornwall police can be very forgiving - if they’re dealing with a 13-year-old about to wet his pants.

Best building in Cornwall The Weave Shed - hands down. Our readers love the architecture of the facility on Cornwall’s waterfront and the massive planks that make up the hardwood floors harken back to a time when the city was brand new. We’ve challenged the folks at Corus Entertainment to an arm-wrestling match, with the winner taking over their offices in the Weave Shed. Round one will pit Adam Brazeau against Sue Stewart... our money is on Stewart.

Most colourful Cornwallite

Perhaps it’s only fitting that the nod this year goes to Seaway News columnist Claude McIntosh, considering that last year his arch-nemesis Ron Martelle was selected. Martelle and Mac had a lovehate relationship in the early 1990s, with the former mayor and Mac jousting at every opportunity. Mac has mellowed in his old age (wink), but we still love to tell the story of how he dressed up in a shirt and tie the day a managing editor suggested to him that he wasn’t in proper attire for a day at work.

Best event to see in person

The roar at the Cornwall Motor Speedway can be heard all over the city on Sunday nights in the summertime – but if you’re not at the track in person, you’re missing out. Stock car racing can’t get any better than watching the dirt fly from the stands at the speedway. But bring some protection – we’ve seen more than a few people get smacked with an errant stone or piece of clay from the track.

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Best song by a local artist Hurry Up and Take it Slow, from The Shiners, is our favourite this year. The local band with a bunch of guys who look like they’ve been together since high school (probably because they have) is well-known for its up-tempo numbers that get hands clapping and feet tapping during live performances.

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Best Twitter account from a local resident We love the Cornwall Community Police Service’s Twitter account. Not only is it a source of information on everything from police blotter items to safety tips, but it gives Const. Dan Cloutier a chance to acquaint himself with even more technology. We love Dan…but we’re pretty sure he still carries a pocket pager (wink). By the way, Cornwall police can be found at @CCPSmedia.

Best place to enjoy the big game We’re not sure how many “big games” have taken place at the Benson Centre, but you guys sure love that facility. Fact is, the Benson Centre is a first-rate facility and we’re lucky to have such a jewel in Cornwall.

Best local sporting venue for children Is it against the rules to have something win twice in the same year? No…because who could argue with the Benson Centre taking home top honours again in this category. Fact is, the Benson Centre is a first-rate facility and we’re lucky to have such a jewel in Cornwall…you may have read that somewhere before.

Favourite local blog

No…it’s not what you might think. Our favourite this year is marchhockey.com, which has been put together by local writer Ashley March. She’s no stranger to the sporting world, and has become an accredited journalist at a variety of hockey levels. We won’t hold it against her that she cheers for the Philadelphia Flyers.

Favourite place to view the St.Lawrence River Mocktails, the newest addition to Lamoureux Park, is the winner this year. Not only are the owners solid community-inspired people (we loved their Halloween spectacle) but they make the best darn riverfront smoothies this side of Cornwall Island. The fact that you can enjoy one while the river flows on by is a bonus.

Best shipwreck on the St. Lawrence River

Best golf hole in Cornwall

The best sports team to ever represent the city

Best street name

We have had reams of hockey talk on this one, but how about some love for the 2009 Cornwall Black Sox that did our city proud by advancing all the way to the Senior League World Series? The Black sox, a name synonymous with minor baseball glory in Cornwall, defeated the host Saint John All-Stars in the final of the Canadian championships to advance to the world series. We still look back on them with fondness.

The Conestoga lies a short distance upstream from Cardinal. The old girl was a 2,008 ton double-planked propeller vessel. She was launched July 6, 1878 and sank May 22, 1922. The bow is upstream and near shore with the vessel angled out into the river. Conestoga lies in about 30 feet of water, with a very swift current, and her stack still protrudes from the surface of the water.

People still love the clown face at Archie’s MiniPutt, but we agree with the golf diehards who selected number 18 at the Cornwall Golf and Country Club as their favourite. Is there anything better than sinking that last putt at the Cornwall club, knowing a frosty beverage is the next priority?

Favourite chip man Chip men (how does one explain that on a

Nick Kaneb Drive in Cornwall is our favourite for so many reasons. We loved Nick’s passion for municipal politics, and he was a fixture at the Cornwall Curling club for years. But the biggest reason we like this street is it pays tribute to one of our own – and more of that should be done in the Seaway City.

resume?) were synonymous in Cornwall, with their white vans and ringing bells. How one was able to safely navigate city streets in a vehicle with boiling grease and a pair of propane tanks (isn’t that basically a rolling bomb?) still confounds us. But there are a variety of stationary chip wagons throughout Cornwall and Grandpa Bill’s Fries on Eleventh Street tops our list in 2014. City staffer Kevin Lajoie loves Grandpa’s fries so much we’re pretty sure he has shares in the company.

Best pizza in town King George, Louis, Riverside, Sub Bay, Philo’s, North End, Olympic, Pizza Hut, Pizza Pizza, Dominoes…the fact is if we choose just one then we will alienate the rest of you (and we’re all about smiles in this office). Let’s just say that even when pizza is bad, it’s still pretty good…enjoy it where you can.

Most famous Cornwallite

Best quote by a local politician We’re pretty sure Coun. Gerry Samson was kidding when he suggested, in open council, that “gassing” local pigeons would be an effective way to control their droppings. But let’s for a minute pretend he was serious. (SHUDDER). Ok – let’s not do that again. We hate pigeon droppings too, but gassing our feathered friends might be just a tad over the top.

Best locally produced fruits and veggies

The Farmer’s Market that takes place We were initially thinking historical-type every weekend in the summer in the parking lot at The Brick on Pitt Street has people, but decided to go in a different some of the freshest locally-produced direction with the selection Hollywood produce around. Our favourite item heart-throb Ryan Gosling. Is there anyone on the planet from Cornwall more from the market has to be the pickled mushrooms produced by a little old lady famous than Gosling? We’ve heard the who refuses to give us her name – maybe arguments that Cornwall is not his real home town - but everyone in the Seaway because we might steal the recipe. City knows that’s not true.

Best place for a picnic

Best local garden

Lots of you enjoy the tranquillity of Marlin Orchards in Summerstown. The Guindon Park tops our list in 2014 again. It’s far enough out of the city centre rows of apple trees, and the beauty of the to get away from it all, but not far enough St. Lawrence River, combine to make it a mainstay during the summer months. It’s to be considered irritating. Bug repellant a shame winter is so long in our region. is a must.

Best name of a local hockey team The Cornwall Royals – bar none. They’re one of just seven major junior teams to win consecutive Memorial Cups and they were a hockey mainstay in Cornwall until William Wise got his hands on the team. Check next year’s most nefarious Cornwallite section for our tribute to Willie.

Favourite local singer Our nod this year goes to our local contributor Roxanne Delage. Sure she works for us, and her smile is like something out of a Robert Frost poem, but you’ll agree with us that she backs up her positive personality with a voice that can’t be beat.

Your favourite place to catch fish

While Lancaster is famous for its perch, many of our readers enjoy a trip west to Long Sault to spend a few hours relaxing with a fishing line in the water. Thumbs down to the wag who answered with “my bath tub.” Sigh.

What little known sport is Cornwall famous for Believe it or not…badminton. There are still leagues in Cornwall where badminton players take to high school gyms and bat the birdie around. In fact, Arthur Crewson is in the Cornwall Sports Hall of Fame for badminton – he won the Cornwall and District Championship, and Provincial Championship on six occasions.

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Neo-Vintage Furniture gets the nod. They ship items all across Canada, our personal favourite is the “factory cart coffee table” which is exactly what the name implies. We’re still trying to find a toilet seat Frisbee but we’re pretty sure they’re just out of stock. In all seriousness, Neo-Vintage, while still operating a storefront, has embraced the world of e-commerce.

Best Canada Day fireworks display We took some heat last year for not selecting the annual display in Lamoureux Park - so you’ll forgive us again for going in a different direction. The little village of Morrisburg, west of Cornwall, has one of the best fireworks displays around. The display is shot off right on the river’s edge, and lasts more than 15 minutes (which Cornwall fireworks fans will appreciate). Check it out this year.

Best snack at the Cornwall Motor Speedway If you’ve never had a hamburger at the Cornwall Motor Speedway then you’ve never lived. Maybe its the flame-kissed artistry at the grill, the fresh toppings you can add yourself, or the smell of exhaust wafting from the pitts. Whatever it is, a speedway burger is hard to beat.

Favourite rink to play hockey on in Cornwall King George Park on Seventh Street in Cornwall is a great place to lace up your skates and enjoy a game of shinny. Maybe it’s because it makes you feel like you’ve gone back in time, or maybe it’s because it’s one of the few outdoor rinks in the city to offer lighting at night, but we love hockey at the King George.

Favourite local brewery Beau’s All Natural Brewing takes the cake. To be honest, though, we’re not sure why. With offerings like Lug Tread, Ellsmere’s Regret and Hogan’s Goat it sounds more like someone is about to cast a sell instead of enjoying a delicious beverage (and they are delicious). Crack open a bottle of Beau’s the next time you have the chance – you won’t be disappointed.

Favourite local art piece The versatile and talented Dave Johnston moved to Cornwall from Toronto just a few weeks ago to be closer to his family. He brought with him a talent for creating 3D art that is already turning heads in the Seaway City. He’s already had his work displayed at The Art Gallery – Cornwall. You should have a look.

Most nefarious Cornwallite Ask former cop Thom Racine who the most nefarious Cornwallite is and we’re betting he has just one answer – James Slavin. We’re suggesting Slavin who killed Const. John Robert Davey back in 1892 is the worst of the worst. Unarmed, Davey was attempting to apprehend Slavin who had just shot two men. While wrestling with the suspect, Davey was shot in the chest at point blank range and killed – on his first day on the job.

Best way to entertain kids for a couple of hours A large collection of people suggested an afternoon at Galaxy Cinemas or The Port theatre is the best way to kill a couple of hours with the kids, but our favourite has to be those who went with…wait for it…karaoke?!? Yes, even the youngsters like nothing more than to kickoff their shoes and belt out “I Will Survive” with a couple of dozen of their closest friends. Only in Cornwall.

Most challenging hole at Archie's

The one with the cannon. We forget the number, but you have to fire your golf ball out of a cannon and onto an upper level that contains a pair of holes. After sinking your ball in one of those two holes if slinks down to a lower level where you have to once again drop it into another hole. One reader suggested he sunk the ball in just one shot – but we think he’s fibbing.

Best bridge in Cornwall How about a round of applause for the new low-level bridge that connects the city to Cornwall Island. It’s still got that new bridge smell. But in all seriousness, it provides a much quicker route to and from the city and the fact that it is not yet riddled with potholes makes us forget all about its pockmarked predecessor.

What road do you avoid in the winter For some reason winter motorists really have a hate-on for Cumberland Street. We’re not sure why, but we’re hardly in a position to argue. The next one on our list goes to the gentleman that suggested “the road to my office.” We’re guessing he takes a lot of sick time.

Iphone or android - GO

We asked this question again this year, hoping it would once again turn into a free-for-all with computer geeks and tech wizards doing battle. We were wrong. For the record the Iphone beat the Android by just a single vote – but only because one of the Android guys forgot to charge his phone. Until next year…

Favourite summertime event

We’ve tried to stay away from repeat winners this year, but if we don’t select Ribfest as the top summertime event we’re pretty sure you’ll come down to our offices and beat us to death with rib bones. Fact is this young event has become a favourite, nearly overnight. Lift-Off still holds a special place in our hearts, as does Waterfest and nearly every community fair in the region. But Ribfest has, well…ribs. Case closed.

Best local band Switchgear has moved to the top of our list. These Cornwall lads have been living an breathing music since they were young people - and it shows with the emotion they carry with them on the stage. Whether its before hundreds at a venue like Lift-Off, or dozens at a local bar, Switchgear leaves it all on the stage.

Best name for a pet in Cornwall Who names their goldfish Scott? Scott the Goldfish. We overheard this little item while walking through the Benson Centre the other day and just had to mention it here. It’s kind of akin to Ralph the Iguana and Barbara the Parrot, but we love the originality.

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Best plane on a post We’ve been here before. It’s a tie between the only two “posted-planes” in the city – one at the RCAFA Wing 424 and the other outside Nav Canada. If a third one is ever erected we could have the first airto-air combat that took place 10 feet off the ground.

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Worst pothole in the city We’re pretty sure there’s a Buick at the

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La vente d’un emplacement excédentaire contribuera au projet de financement de l’hôpital Aujourd’hui, l’Hôpital communautaire de Cornwall (HCC) a annoncé qu’il a vendu la propriété au 510-520, rue Second Est. Un groupe de promoteurs d’Ottawa s’est en effet porté acquéreur du terrain de 3 acres ainsi que de tous les bâtiments et d’un stationnement adjacent de 1,5 acre pour 2 millions de dollars. Le produit de la vente servira à financer un projet permettant de progresser vers la création de dossiers de santé électroniques. « La vente arrive en temps opportun puisqu’elle nous aidera à mettre sur pied l’un des plus grands projets jamais entrepris par l’HCC, a dit le président du Conseil d’administration de l’établissement, Michael Turcotte. Une fois en place, les dossiers de santé électroniques rendront plus efficiente la transmission de renseignements aux professionnels de la santé, au moment où ils en ont le plus besoin. C’est un projet dont chaque famille de Cornwall, des Comtés unis de Stormont, Dundas et Glengarry ainsi que d’Akwesasne tirera profit. » L’emplacement de la rue Second est devenu excédentaire par rapport aux besoins de l’HCC par suite du réaménagement et de l’agrandissement de celui de la rue McConnell. Le ministère de la Santé et des Soins de longue durée a enjoint à l’HCC de le désaffecter. Le déménagement en cours des services et du personnel hospitaliers vers l’emplacement de l’avenue McConnell devrait être terminé d’ici à l’été. Les nouveaux propriétaires élaborent présentement d’importants projets de rénovations et d’amélioration de l’emplacement. Les plans devraient être finalisés d’ici quelques semaines.

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Les travaux sur le système de transport comprennent aussi des investissements dans de nouveaux trottoirs et de nouvelles voies cyclables Plus de quarante rues seront réparées ou reconstruites cette année dans le cadre de l’investissement annuel de la Ville de Cornwall dans le réseau de transport. La saison estivale de travaux routiers comprendra aussi plusieurs projets de transport actifs, notamment de nouveaux trottoirs et l’ajout de voies cyclables dans le Parc d’affaires de Cornwall pour compléter les travaux entrepris l’année dernière. Tous comptes faits, la Ville ajoutera ou réparera 12,5 kilomètres de voies routières, 1 kilomètre de trottoirs et 3,7 kilomètres de voies cyclables. Plusieurs douzaines de rues feront l’objet de travaux cette année dans le cadre du regroupement par la Ville de projets d’asphaltage et de bétonnage. Cette liste de travaux (voir ci-dessous) comprend des segments d’artères très fréquentées, telles que la rue Pitt, la rue Second et l’avenue McConnell, ainsi que des rues résidentielles plus calmes. Les travaux sont actuellement en appel d’offres et devraient être achevés entre mai et la fin d’août. « Grâce à notre système de gestion des chaussées, nous évaluons l’état de chaque rue dans la ville et nous nous servons de cet outil pour déterminer les rues qui recevront des améliorations, a dit Jamie Fawthrop, ingénieur en conception et construction. Il y a plusieurs facteurs à prendre en compte, tels que les volumes de circulation et l’âge et l’état des conduites d’eau et des égouts dans une rue donnée. » D’autres projets routiers prévus en 2014 comprennent la

reconstruction de l’avenue Conliffe, de l’avenue Whitehead et de la rue Seventh est de la rue Sydney à sa limite est. Conformément au plan directeur de la Ville pour les vélos et les piétons, de nouvelles voies cyclables seront construites le long des accotements sur la rue Second, de la promenade Anderson au chemin Boundary, et sur le chemin Boundary, de l’avenue Marleau au passage SCM. Ces nouveaux aménagements seront en continuation des travaux réalisés l’année dernière visant à ajouter des voies cyclables sur le chemin Boundary, de l’avenue Marleau à Gray’s Creek, et sur la promenade Industrial Park, de la promenade Optimum au chemin Boundary. « Ces nouveaux aménagements créeront de meilleures connexions pour les cyclistes entre le Parc d’affaires et d’autres quartiers de la ville, » a dit M. Fawthrop. La Ville organise une journée porte-ouverte le mardi 25 mars au bureau des Travaux municipaux (1225, rue Ontario) pour présenter la liste de projets d’asphaltage et de bétonnage pour 2014. Le public pourra examiner les différents projets qui sont prévus et faire des commentaires à leur propos. La journée porte-ouverte ira de 9 h 00 à 12 h 00, de 13 h 30 à 16 h 30 et de 18 h 30 à 20 h 00. Les résidents qui souhaitent examiner les plans, mais qui ne peuvent pas assister à la journée porte-ouverte, peuvent communiquer avec M. Fawthrop au 613-930-2787, poste 2209. « Cette journée porte-ouverte donnera aux résidents et aux entrepreneurs l’occasion d’examiner les plans et d’obtenir des réponses à leurs questions avant le début des travaux, » a dit M. Fawthrop.

Ralentir dans le Chemin du Club-des-Douze Le propriétaire de la pourvoirie Gagné et filles, Jocelyn Gagné, lance un cri du cœur pour enjoindre tous les usagers du Chemin du Club-des-Douze à Duhamel à ralentir en raison du risque d’accident sur cette artère qui sert notamment d’accès à son commerce. Depuis deux ans, le Club de motoneige des Maraudeurs a perdu un droit de passage non loin de là et ses membres utilisent 5km du Chemin du Club-des-Douze où circulent aussi des véhicules tout terrain (VTT), voitures et des camions. Ce chemin forestier considéré comme stratégique est étroit et le passage des

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Le projet du Transport des Collines repoussé jusqu’en 2015 Art oratoire Photo de Tommy St-Arnaud qui a gagné la 1ère place au concours d’arts oratoires dimanche. Il nous représentera à Casselman le 13 avril.

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La Régie intermunicipale de transport serait la quatrième au Québec. La mairesse de Chelsea souhaite justement s’inspirer de la ville de Québec, qui a elle-même un système reliant les secteurs ruraux et urbains. «On veut offrir un nouveau service de transport de type urbain à La Pêche et Val-desMonts et améliorer ce qu’il a pour Chelsea et Cantley, qui sont déjà desservis par la STO.» Rappelons que le but derrière cette initiative est de donner un meilleur service aux résidents des secteurs ruraux, qui pourront être transportés jusqu’à une station Rapibus afin de poursuivre leur trajet avec la STO. Le parcours inverse sera aussi disponible. «C’est un projet bon pour l’environnement et l’inclusion sociale», souligne-t-elle. «On a aussi des pourparlers avec OC Transpo. Notre système de transport nous permettra de nous promener sur le territoire québécois, mais on ne pourra pas traverser la rivière. Il faut donc qu’on ait aussi une entente avec OC Transpo», ajoute Mme Green. Les municipalités du Pontiac et de NotreDame de la Salette n’ont pas embarqué dans l’aventure, étant donné la distance qui les sépare du secteur urbain. Pour l’AngeGardien, les habitants du coin peuvent déjà utiliser le stationnement incitatif avant de prendre un autobus de la STO.

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Les banlieues situées dans la MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais n’auront pas leur réseau routier de transport en commun avant 2015. Les premières ébauches du Transport des Colliens avaient démarré à l’automne dernier afin de livrer pour la rentrée scolaire 2014 un système de transport en commun aux municipalités de Chelsea, Cantley, Val-des-Monts et La Pêche. Mais à la suite des consultations publiques, on a décidé de repousser l’échéance de quelques mois. «Après les commentaires reçus des résidents, on voulait revoir les trajets. Certains n’aimaient pas les changements apportés. On va donc prendre notre temps de bien faire les trajets et de répondre aux besoins des citoyens», a déclaré Caryl Green, mairesse de Chelsea. Cette dernière, qui porte aussi le chapeau de présidente de la Régie intermunicipale de transport, estime que le tout devrait être prêt pour mai, voire juin 2015. Le projet aurait pu voir le jour en janvier, mais le fait de démarrer l’aventure peu de temps avant la saison estivale donnera plus de temps pour s’ajuster. Après avoir résilié le contrat qui les liait à la Société de transport de l’Outaouais (STO), les municipalités font volte-face et optent pour le statuquo.

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Trois commerces supplémentaires aux Galeries Aylmer Plus d’un an depuis le départ du Zellers des Galeries Aylmer, les commerçants et les clients attendent avec impatience l’arrivée de nouveaux magasins. La fin des travaux de construction devrait se terminer avant le début de la période estivale. Des premiers commerces pourraient même ouvrir leurs portes dès le mois de mai, si tout va bien, a confirmé Guy Leblanc à TC Media Outaouais. «On devrait pouvoir faire une ouverture officielle à 100% pour le 15 juin au plus tard.» En l’espace d’une année, une baisse d’achalandage est notée au centre commercial du secteur d’Aylmer, mais rien de grave, précise le directeur général des Galeries Aylmer. «C’était raisonnable. Le temps des Fêtes a bien été pour les marchands. Durant cette période, des marchands ont peur de fermer, mais on n’a pas vu ça cette année.» Le résultat est acceptable, affirme-t-il, malgré le tiers de l’espace inoccupé. La rentrée

du Stitches Méga-Entrepôt, du Yellow, du Dollorama, de la boutique Claire-France et du Ardène (qui aura une superficie cinq fois plus grande qu’elle a présentement) permettra un achalandage différent et d’attirer ainsi une clientèle diversifiée. Mais ce ne sont pas les seuls magasins qui s’ajouteront à la liste des Galeries Aylmer. «On travaille avec un restaurant pour 1000 pieds carrés, mais rien n’est confirmé. Il restera après plus de 7000 pieds carrés à remplir. D’ici avril, on devrait pouvoir en confirmer trois autres.» Commerçants et clientèle du même avis Aux yeux de Steve Gauthier, gérant d’Aménagement extérieur Pink, la perte du Zellers n’a pas eu de graves répercussions sur son magasin, qui est justement situé à quelques pas de l’ancien commerce à grande surface. «Ma clientèle est ciblée et sait que je suis ici.» «Le trafic dans les couloirs est moins important, c’est sûr, mais je n’ai pas vérifié si cela m’apportait plus ou moins de clients», ajoute-t-il.

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Pour Marie, une résidente du secteur d’Aylmer qui habite à quelques pâtés de maison du centre d’achat, le départ du Zellers a diminué ses déplacements aux Galeries Aylmer. «Quand il (Zellers) était là, je faisais le tour des autres

magasins. Du lèche-vitrine. Mais maintenant qu’il n’est plus là, je ne vais pas venir ici juste pour regarder», a-t-elle indiqué, spécifiant qu’elle reviendra faire son tour plus souvent quand il y aura de nouveaux magasins.

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Hors-Bord Lafontaine. La compagnie située à Gracefield se déplace jusqu’à Gatineau pour participer à cet événement. Le propriétaire, qui fait également un tour aux salons de Gatineau et de Montréal, affirme que c’est son salon favori, puisque la vente à l’unité est à son plus haut. «Les gens, ici, ne sont pas des «kickers de tires». Ils ne sont pas là simplement pour regarder. Ils veulent acheter ou ce sont de potentiels acheteurs.» M. Turgeon a d’ailleurs hâte que les travaux de construction du centre commercial soient terminés. De cette façon, ils pourront aller chercher entre 400 à 500 pieds de plus pour présenter les différents produits. «On est un peu limité en espace», déclare-t-il. Pour les prochaines années, il souhaite améliorer les volets de pourvoiries et de quais afin d’offrir différents produits de qualité.

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Baisse d’achalandage, mais clients et exposants de qualité Le Salon plein-air d’Aylmer attire moins de visiteurs que d’autres salons. Mais ça ne dérange pas les organisateurs de l’événement annuel, qui disent aimer sa «clientèle de qualité». Sans donner de nombre précis, Daniel Turgeon, l’un des responsables du Salon pleinair, affirme que plusieurs personnes déambulent dans les couloirs des Galeries Aylmer dans le but d’acheter ou regarder d’un œil intéressé les gros véhicules, que ce soit VTT, bateau, motocyclette ou encore roulotte. «Quelqu’un qui vient ici, c’est quelqu’un qui est prêt à acheter et qui est intéressé par les produits qui sont présentés ici pendant trois joueurs. Ils viennent avec l’idée qu’ils vont repartir avec un bateau ou autre chose.» Même son de cloche pour Éric Therien de

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History of the Bishop Cup Thom Racine Sports THOM_RACINE@HOTMAIL.COM

The eighth annual game is next Wednesday, April 2. It is no secret as to how the Bishop Cup came into being. A jam packed Bob Turner arena was playing host to a High School Girls Hockey game in 2005. Standing with well known educator and recent Cornwall Citizen of the year Rod McLeod, we watched the players, energized by the large crowd of mostly student body, play with emotion and it brought back a memory I had from the mid 1980’s. In February of 1987 and 1988, I was at the final of the Beanpot tournament in

Boston, a hockey tournament between the big four university’s in Boston, a tournament that consisted of only four games. Win your first game and you played your second game for the championship. That simple concept set the groundwork for a scaled down version of the Beanpot - a one game winner take all high school hockey game. My son was a student at Holy Trinity at the time and our family was connected to the Catholic School system. Once the idea of a hockey game was floated to both St. Joseph’s and Holy Trinity, the game became a reality. A few house keeping matters stood in the way, but naming the game and how to get people to come and watch became the immediate focus. What to name the one game show down

happened rather coincidently. Easter was around the corner, Bishop Paul-Andre Durocher was in the news and he approved of the Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall being involved and hoped that while his name was behind the inaugural event, the game would hold only one name - that of the office of the Bishop. With that endorsement, the Bishop Cup was officially named. Donating the entrance fee to charity is always a good thing and St. Vincent de Paul’s food bank was chosen. It would cost $2 to get in or two non perishable food items. The schools would do the rest, create a spirited week of hyping the game and show up and see what happens. On March 21, 2007 close to 700 fans filled the Si Miller Arena and watched, cheered and screamed throughout a closely contested game.

After the game, organizers on both sides, knew right away, the Bishop Cup had become more than just a game, it was an event, an event that had to find a way to continue on a yearly basis. After the close of the venerable Si Miller arena - the Bishop Cup moved to the Complex and has found a new home, the Complex really can rock when 1000 or more kids and hockey fans show up for a two hour, winner take all game of shinny. So, calling all alumni and fans of the game, Bishop Marcel Damphousse has enthusiastically kept the tradition alive and has put the Bishop Cup up for grabs - next Wednesday April 2nd, 6pm - puck drops at 6:30 - come to the Complex and check us out. The 8th annual Bishop Cup - One of those “must not miss” events.

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game two. Chris Cloutier got into quite a bit of penalty trouble Saturday night when he drew 29 minutes. Cloutier and long-time rival Gaby Roch once again came to blows in the third period. The fight was their fourth of the season. It’s clear that the defending champions have pushed Cornwall back into a corner. They’re in need of a big win now, or else there may be no hope for the River Kings in this series. Game three will be taking place in Jonquière at 8 p.m. on Friday night. The two teams will then return to Cornwall the following night for game four.

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Cornwall will also have to watch out for the Marquis captain Dominic Léveillé, who has dominated the River Kings throughout the series. In game one, Léveillé put up a hat trick and one assist performance, leading Jonquière to victory that night. In game two Léveillé was at it once again, scoring the game winner of the game while adding on two assists. His seven points in two games leads everyone in the series. Another big problem for the River Kings is going to be trying to get pucks past Marquis goaltender Olivier Pelletier. Through two games, Pelletier faces 56 shots while only letting two into the net. He was named a third star in game one and second star in

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Former NHL tough guy to headline sports awards dinner CORNWALL, Ontario - Former NHL tough guy Marty McSorley will be the guest speaker at this year’s Cornwall Lion’s Club Sports Award Dinner. It’s the 50th edition of the popular ceremony that honours the best in the Cornwall sports scene. The 51-year-old McSorley finished his 17-year NHL career with more than 900 games with Pittsburgh, Edmonton, Los Angeles, New York Rangers, San Jose and Boston. The two-time Stanley Cup champion defenceman scored more than 100 goals and picked up 359 points, not to mention some 3,381 penalty minutes. McSorley is best known as Wayne Gretzky’s bodyguard. “We’re anticipating a larger than usual

crowd for the 50th Benson Cornwall Lions Club Sports Awards Dinner,” said event chair David Murphy. “We’re also adding a special bonus for sports fans with an autograph session prior to the dinner which is co-sponsored by two great community partners, the Benson Group and RBC Financial.” Olympic bobsledder Cody Sorensen will be on-hand for an autograph session prior to the dinner. As a member of the top sled in the nation and participant in the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, Sorensen has won four World Cup medals and two World Championship medals in the team event. RBC Financial Group is once again offering a $1,000 bursary to one Cornwall high school student who combines academic and

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sports excellence. The Cornwall Lions Club will award the $250 Bill Bray Bursary to one area high school student combining good academics with elite athletics. The awards dinner is scheduled for May 14 in the salons of the Cornwall Civic Complex. The highlight of the night will be the awarding of the Jacques Richard Trophy to Cornwall and area’s top sports personality. Past

winners include Olympians Christina Julien, Melanie Banville and Lori Dupuis as well as pro boxing champion Tony Luis. The 2013 recipient of the Jacques Richard trophy was Team Canada baseball star Jenna Flannigan. Nominations are open for the more than 50 awards including the Jacques Richard Trophy by contacting Murphy at dmurphy10@cogeco. ca . For ticket information please contact Gordon Jewellers 613-932-8714.

South Stormont Sports Hall of Fame deadline fast approaching adam.brazeau@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - Time is running out to nominate a team, athlete or person who is involved in coaching, management or training for the South Stormont Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2014. Since the inaugural induction ceremony in 2006, the Sports Hall of Fame has recognized and preserved the sporting achievements of more then 50 current and past South Stormont athletes and builders. “On September 20, 2014 a new class of inductees will be recognized and we are currently reviewing a variety of potential candidates” said Hall of Fame President Kristie Fetterly-Tate. “This continues to be a great opportunity to celebrate our exceptional athletes and also those unsung heroes that have helped build a variety of sports in our community”.

Those interested in submitting a nomination form to be considered for induction in 2014 are encouraged to do so before the deadline of May 1. Forms are currently available at the Long Sault Arena, South Stormont Town Hall, or can be downloaded at the official Hall of Fame website www.southstormont.ca/ hallofofame. The Long Sault Arena is home to all of the individual Hall of Fame plaques, a full list of past inductees and those who have received student athletic achievement awards are also available on their website. Committee members are also reaching out to local secondary schools in order to gather information on student athletes who graduated in 2013 or will be graduating in June, 2014. Recognition of these young athletes will also be part of the agenda for the event in September.

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Christian Assemblies, 949 Mohawk Drive, Cornwall. Meets every Friday at 7:30pm. Large Group Session, Open Share Group & Connections Cafe. No cost or registration fees. Info 613-932-0685. CENTRE CHARLES-ÉMILE-CLAUDE Vous avez 50 ans et plus, ou vous voulez avoir des informations sur les activités du Centre, ou vous inscrire? Appelez-nous du lundi au vendredi de 9h à 12h et 13h à 16h. Beaucoup de nombreuses activités que propose le Centre Charles-Émile-Claude. Vous êtes intéressés à y participer? Appelez-nous au Centre au (613) 932-1235. CORNWALL SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB Club open Mon.-Fri. from 9am-4pm. Lunch Daily from 11:30am-12:45pm. Activities start at 1:15pm. Mon.: Bid Euchre, Darts; Tues.: Cribbage; Wed.: Euchre; Thurs.: Knitting 9:15am - Bingo & Skip-Bo 1:15pm; Fri.: Bid Euchre. Come join us at 119 Pitt St. WALK-IN COUNSELLING CLINIC No referral needed. The Walk-In Counselling Clinic offers no-fee single-session counselling services to individuals, couples and families on a first come, first served basis every Thurs from 1:00 to 8:00 PM (last session at 6:30 PM). Located at 26 Montreal Road, call 613932-4610.

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INDOOR GARAGE SALE ~ Sat., April 5, 9am–1pm, Cornwall Pentecostal Church, 208 Second St. E. (corner of 2nd St. E. & Amelia), Cornwall, 613-937-3737. MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Ray Campeau, Sat., March 29, 8pm-12am. We have Hall Rentals for all occasions. Moose Lodge, 443 – 11th St. West. 613-938-0666. KNOX ST. PAUL’S UNITED CHURCH ~ Vision Related Events: Every Mon. morning 10am Grief Walking Group, contact office for location (613 938 3704). Sat. at 7pm Community Karaoke, no charge, (every 2nd Sat.). Special Sundays: April 13 - Palm/ Passion Sunday. April 17 - Maundy Thursday Service 7:30pm. April 18 - Good Friday Service 3pm. April 20 - Easter. AVONMORE: ROAST BEEF DINNER & LIVE AUCTION in support of the Avonmore Fair 4-H Calf Rally at North Stormont Place, Sat., April 5. Viewing begins at 6pm, Dinner at 7pm, Auction at 8pm. List of items can be found at: www.avonmorefair.ca. Info 613-346-5988. BAKE SALE The Ladies’ from the Greek Community would like to invite everyone Thurs. and Fri., April 3 & 4, 2014 for a fundraiser bake sale inside the Giant Tiger (609 Pitt St, Cornwall) from 9am until closing time. All money will go towards the Cornwall Community Hospital. URGENT NEED FOR DAFFODIL VOLUNTEERS April 3 to 13. It only takes 3 hours to make a difference, save lives and show your support. Call Lois at (613) 932-1283 or 800-669-4181 today or choose your shift online at http://myccsschedule. ca/Events/Index CELEBRATE RECOVERY ~ Fountaingate

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Seniors Club-BINGO Members: 9-11:00am Public: 12:15 – 3pm

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Seniors Club - BINGO Members: 9-11:00am Public: 12:15 – 3pm

8 BOARD MEETING 7-9PM Let’s Play Pool Members & Guests 1-4pm

10 St. Lawrence

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16 Wheels to Meals

Let’s Play Pool Members & Guests 1-4pm

St. Lawrence 29 Seniors Club-BINGO Let’s Play Pool Members: Members & Guests 9-11:00am Public: 1-4pm 12:15 – 3pm

Wing Night 5:30-8pm KaraOKe with Nat & Perry 5:30 – 9:30pm

Seniors Club - BINGO Members: 9-11:00am Public: 12:15 – 3pm

17 St. Lawrence euchre & dinner Seniors Wing Night 5:30-8pm Club - BINGO KaraOKe with Members: Georgie 9-11:00am 5:30 – 9:30pm Public: 12:15 – 3pm

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24 St. Lawrence Seniors Club - BINGO Members: 9-11am Public: 12:15 – 3pm tea LIte BINGO 6-9pm

Wing Night 5:30-8pm KaraOKe with Nat & Perry 5:30 – 9:30pm tracey & Lena

dart League 1-4pm Ladies dart League 7-11pm

1-4pm Ladies dart League 7-11pm

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GOOd FrIday Fish & Chips 4-8pm Nat & Perry 4-12pm KaraOKe 8-12pm

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Music: MIKe & GILLeS 4:00 – 8:00 pm MeaLS SerVed

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Ladies Auxiliary Executive Meeting @ 6:00 and General Meeting & Elections @ 7:00

Legion Fun Darts @ 1:30 Kinsmen T.V. Bingo @ 6:30 Men’s Darts @ 7:30 L.A. Darts @ 7:30

Bell Pioneers Glen’s Lounge @ 12:00 OSGA – Euchre 12:00 – 4:00 Branch Executive Meeting @ 7:00

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50th Anniversary George & Frances O’Dair 2:00 – 5:00

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L.A. Sports Meeting & Convention Br. 105, Cardinal Girls Hockey Banquet Hall – 10:00 a.m. 5500939

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Legion Fun Darts @ 1:30 Kinsmen T.V. Bingo @ 6:30 Men’s Darts @ 7:30 L.A. Darts @ 7:30

Legion Fun Darts @ 1:30 Bowling Banquet @ 5:00 Kinsmen T.V. Bingo @ 6:30 Men’s Darts @ 7:30 L. A. Darts @ 7:30

Legion Fun Darts @ 1:30 Kinsmen T.V. Bingo @ 6:30 Men’s Darts @ 7:30 L.A. Darts @ 7:30

Branch General Meeting @ 7:30

OSGA – Cribbage 12:00 – 4:00

Legion Seniors Club Lunch 12:00 noon Meeting @ 1:00 Wings & Things 4:30 – 7:30 Cribbage at 7:00 Mixed Darts at 7:30

Legion Seniors Club Bid Euchre @ 1:15 Wings & Things 4:30 – 7:30

Fish & Chips 4:30-7:30 Kinettes Basket Auction Hall @ 6:00

Wings & Things 4:30 – 7:30 Cribbage at 7:00 Mixed Darts at 7:30 Brockville Seniors visit–lunch 12:00 noon Wings & Things 4:30 – 7:30 Cribbage at 7:00 Mixed Darts at 7:30

Sea Cadets Stop & Shop plus Silent Auction Hall 10:00-4:00 Entertainment with Richard Filion 4:00 – 10:00 Hot Meal 5:30 – 6:30

StAG – 7:30

Jim McDonell Breakfast 9:00

Fish & Chips 4:30-7:30

Cribbage at 7:00 Mixed Darts at 7:30 Legion Seniors Club Bid Euchre @ 1:15

Ladies Auxiliary Team Darts Br. 72, Pembroke

GOOD FRIDAY Fish & Chips (2) Chicken Skewers with rice & veggies 4:30 – 7:30

Zone Mixed Darts Br. 472, Hawkesbury Entertainment with Mike & Gilles 4:00 – 10:00 L. A. Easter Draw @ 4:00 Hot Meal 5:30 – 6:30

Entertainment with Strait Country 4:00 - 10:00 Hot Meal 5:30 - 6:30

“BRIAN GRAHAM” Main Hall 4:00 – 8:00

Spirits in Unity Fundraiser Western Night & Entertainment @ 6:00

Fish & Chips 4:30-7:30

Ladies Auxiliary Provincial Single & Double Darts Br. 258, Highland Creek

April 12th AREA PUBLIC SPEAKING, BR. 238, FENELoN FALLS April 11th, 12th, 13th DISTRICT CoNVENTIoN, BR. 96, BRoCKVILLE

District Mixed Darts Br. 631, Amherstview Seniors Bowling Banquet Glen’s Lounge @ 5:00

Hot Meal 5:30 – 6:30 Stag Main Hall

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Obituaries

www.cornwallseawaynews.com of 30 years to Lynne de Zeeuw (née Lefebvre). Loved father of Megan Lopez (Pedro) and the late Chad de Zeeuw (May 25, 2013). Dear granddad of Gabriela. Brother of Wendy Knapp (Jeff). Loved son of Piet and Marilyn de Zeeuw. Brother-in-law of Anne Trottier (Lou), Diane Théoret (Riyaz), Richard Lefebvre (Denise), Brian Lefebvre (June) and of the late Debbie, Wayne, Larry, Bernie and Marilyn. Rested at the Wilson Funeral Home, Cornwall. The Mass of the Resurrection with Commendation and Farewell was held in St. Columban’s Roman Catholic Church on Thursday, March 20, 2014. DE ZEEUW, Rick Mr. Rick de Zeeuw passed away peacefully at Cremation followed. the Cornwall Community Hospital – McConnell Site on Saturday, March 15, 2014 at the age of 51 years from a massive stroke. Beloved husband James and Eleanor (née Gaskin) Evans. Also predeceased by three brothers James (Eddy), Walter (Wally), Albert (Ab) and by her sister Irene Simser. Fondly remembered by several nieces and nephews. Rested at the Wilson Funeral Home, Cornwall. The Mass of the Resurrection with Commendation and Farewell was celebrated in St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, Williamstown on Monday, March 17, 2014. Rite of Committal at a later date in the Parish Cemetery.

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BOLTZ, Donald – Mr. Donald

Clifford Boltz passed away at Chartwell Lancaster Long Term Care Facility on March 19, 2014. He was 70 years old. He is survived by his wife, Susan Ramsay; his sons Dean (Johanne Saucier) & David (Annie); his stepdaughter Jenn McRae (Shane); his 6 grandchildren & 4 great-grandchildren; his sisters Muriel Chicoyne (late Romeo) & Carol Moreton (Robert); & his brother Glenn Jurchuk (MaryLou). He was predeceased by his father Clifford, his mother Evelyn and his son Todd. In keeping with his wishes, cremation has taken place. The Celebration of Don’s Life will be held at City Limits Bar & Grill banquet hall, 17369 Cornwall Centre Rd. (top of Pitt St.) from 1-4PM on Saturday April 12, 2014. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate a donation to the Parkinson Society Ottawa or the Alzheimer Society. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Wilson Funeral Home, 822 Pitt Street, Cornwall, ON. Online messages of condolence may be made in the obituary section of: www.wilsonfuneralhome.ca

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ABRAMS, Joan (née Evans) Mrs. Joan Louise Abrams passed away at Hospice Cornwall with her family by her side on Saturday, March 8, 2014, age 93 years. (Recipient of the Rotary Paul Harris Fellow Award and Commissioner of the Girl Guides of Canada). Beloved wife of the late Austin Abrams and by a former marriage to the late Leo Leroux. Loved mother of Carl (Lorrie), Larry (Lois), Barbara Miller (Robert), Nancy Gustin (Avon), Marguerite Hodgson (late John), Beverley St. Denis (Roger) and Diane Depatie (Jack). Dear sister of Reginald (Phyllis). Cherished grandmother of Kristin, Stuart, David, Rachel, Jill, Scott, Tina, Tanya, Angela, Tara, Jason, Jeffery, Dereck, Kimberly and greatgrandmother of 13. Predeceased by her parents

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5411 CTY RD 27 If you’ve been searching for a squared log home – this is your opportunity! 2200 sq. ft. on 2 floors featuring open concept kitchen – living area, main floor family room, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. 17 ½ acres of treed property for your recreational needs. Williamstown area. $325,000 MLS# L0626 D.A. MACMiLLAN* 613-360-1078

3835 GARY ST. Refurbished 3 bedroom mobile home in White Cedar Park. Perfect for snowbirds or if you’re just starting out. $69,000 MLS# L0080 D.A. MACMiLLAN* 613-360-1078

4215 GLEN ROY RD. Wonderful 3 bedroom home on a beautifully landscaped 1 ¼ acre lot. Large front and rear decks, 25 minutes to Cornwall. This home is move-in ready with a quick possession available. $159,900 MLS# L0258 D.A. MACMiLLAN* 613-360-1078

MANY POSSiBLE USES 3933 COUNTY RD 45 Large (1580 sq.ft.) bungalow with a fantastic attached 32’ x 50’ shop which is currently used for commercial purposes but could also be used for your hobby shop. Ideal for a home based business and priced to sell. Real good value for your money. $ 299,000 MLS# L0507 D.A. MACMiLLAN* 613-360-1078

1152 PiTT ST. Unpack your boxes and settle into this upgraded centre town home. Numerous upgrades over the past year(s) from siding to windows and practically everything in between. Want to live here? Act FAST and don’t miss out! PENNY RUDDERHAM 613-930-3377

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19740 cTy RD. 43 Plenty of space in this home plus an unfinished loft area and finished lower level. The almost one acre lot gives you room for 2 excellent detached buildings for your commercial venture or personal use. $239,000 MLS# L0614 D.a. MacMILLaN* 613-360-1078

NUDELL BUSH RD Great building lot... Just over 5 acres of privacy and wilderness. Beautifully treed lot with some clearing for building your dream home. Driveway in place. Located on Nudell Bush Rroad with close access to the 401 for easy commuting. K3637. $39,850. MONIqUE DRakE 613-362-2305

2025 PITT ST. Feels like country living but in the convenience of the city. This 1.5 storey 2+1 bedroom home features a large lot (1.91 acres) with double garage. Property being sold “as-is, where is”. MLS# L0660. $169,900. DaLE RUDDERHaM 613-362-6184

6765 PILON`S POINT RD, SUMMERSTOWN. Nice home with a water view, located in a great area. Lots of upgrades, large lot, deck with a view of the beautiful St. Lawrence! Shingles (2010), furnace (2012), well pump (2013), softener system (2012). Call today for a showing! MLS L0544. $239,900.

2960 McNaIRN DR. Beautiful 3+1 bedroom, 2 full bath home sitting on a great lot! Stunning home built in 2004. Call today for a showing! MLS L0239. $229,900. jEffERy MaRTELOck 613-363-5555

305 fIfTH ST W. Many upgrades to this home located in a nice area! 3 Bedrooms, detached garage, fenced in yard, windows (2014), furnace (2014), propane insert until gas can be run then will be switched over. A must see! Move in ready! MLS# L0606. $137,500.

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20518 RIVER ROaD This 3+2 bedroom home is set on an attractive ½ acre lot just outside town. Many recent upgrades including gas furnace and heat pump, south side sundeck and above ground pool. $219,000 MLS #K3381 D.a. MacMILLaN* 613-360-1078

61 MaRLBOROUGH ST., MaxVILLE Great starter or retirement home in the village of Maxville. Attached garage and a nice large ½ acre lot. $69,900 MLS# L0414 D.a. MacMILLaN* 613-360-1078

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170 DOMINION ST. S, aLExaNDRIa Original floors and woodwork adds to the character of this century home. 3 bedroom, 1 ½ bathrooms, gas stove in living room. Sundeck and fenced rear yard. Close to all amenities. $129,000 MLS# L0175 D.a. MacMILLaN* 613-360-1078

6286 1ST LINE RD., LaNcaSTER One of the most outstanding lots on Lake St. Francis. 3 ½ acres with many mature trees. Over 325 ft. of waterfront with seawall. Excellent 3 season cottage. This is truly a unique property. $795,000 MLS# L0539 D.a. MacMILLaN* 613-360-1078

6134 POIRIER AVENUE Brick bungalow with 3 bedrooms and spacious rec room, plus attached garage. Central air, gas heat and deck to landscaped yard. Check it out soon! MLS# L0194 $199,900 ALFRED HEIM* 613-938-3860

15062 cOLONIaL DR. 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and open concept living await you in this custom built raised bungalow. (2011) Radiant heat floors, gas fireplace and space to grow, all on a 1 acre lot close to amenities. Call today for your private showing. $429,900. cLaIRE HaLLIDay aRMSTRONG 613-551-2812

205 jENNa cRES. Spacious 3+1 bedroom side split on a quiet Riverdale Crescent. Hardwood floors, spacious eat in kitchen, and a large 4 season sunroom (2011). Come and take a peek! $279,900. cLaIRE HaLLIDay aRMSTRONG 613-551-2812

1104 DaLy aVE. Fantastic all brick bungalow, great for the family starting out or the retiree looking for main floor living. Located in the heart of Cornwall and walking distance to amenities. Ready for your personal touch, with three bedrooms, eat-in kitchen and covered deck. MLS# L0722. $147,500. cLaIRE HaLLIDay aRMSTRONG 613-551-2812

6724 yacHT BLVD, cORNWaLL Beautiful open concept, modern bungalow in a very desired area. Tastefully decorated and landscaped, this home has all the extras: whirlpool tub, ensuite, skylights, central air and central vac, two tier deck and hot tub. A must see! Call today for your private showing. $434,900. cLaIRE HaLLIDay aRMSTRONG 613-551-2812

14204 cOUNTy ROaD 18. This tastefully decorated 2 bedroom bungalow in the vil age of Gallingertown, just minutes from Ingleside and highway 401. 1.94 acres. Includes fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer, dryer... This home features modern flooring in the living room & bedrooms, updated windows, interlock walkways in front and back entryways (2012) you’ll just have to come see for yourself! $156,900 PENNy RUDDERHaM 613-930-3377

15 LOyaLIST cRES. 3+3 bedroom raised brick bungalow. Sep dining room, lg living room and a 4 season sun rm . Finished basmt with lrg windows. Lg 3 tiered deck in backyard. 27’ above ground pool. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. MLS# K3192, $324,900 jO aNN LaNGSTaff 613-577-1873

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(L0294) Duplex plus 1700 sq.ft. COMM 11 Space. Lots of parking. Existing Business could be negotiated.

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(L0336) Fantastic Starter Home or Investment Property in highly sought after neighborhood. This wonderful family home boasts many upgrades including new furnace with A/C, 200 Amp Service, fresh paint in most rooms & much more. Larger than it appears with over 2000 sq.ft. of living space, this home must be seen. Book your showing today.

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1388 loCHIEl sT - NEW PRICE $229,000

(K3540) MUST SEE! Hdwd flrs through(L0297) Why pay Rent when you out, 3+1 bdrms, dining rm to large can live in this home full of charm deck, new gas furnace 2010. Great Location - Walk to shopping. & character!

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(0616) PERFECT HOUSE FOR THE PROFESSIONAL OR RETIRED COUPLE. Open concept main flr with master bdrm, oversized eat-in kit, laundry/mud rm with entrance to garage, lower level possibility of great in-law suite. Come take a look, too many wonderful features to mention.

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686 HaMIlToN CR - $219,900 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! (K3369) 4-Level split 3+1 bdrm bung, 1075 sq.ft., recently renovated, C/A, hdwd 1007 osBoRNE aVE - NEW PRICE $154,900 (K3519) Open Concept kit/living rm, large master bdrm with possibility to flrs, whirlpool tub, reshingled roof 2011 & so much more. MOVE-IN CONDITION. be larger, fenced-in backyard. YOUR HOST: RON WOOD, SALES REP., 613-363-3001. RoBERT JuHasZ* 613-360-0087

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1518 sTEPHEN sT - $269,900

IMPRESSIVE IN A CLASS BY ITSELF! (L0034) Custom-blt in 2011, quality-blt stone raised bung with 3-car garage & triple driveway. Features 3+1 bdrms, 2 baths, gourmet kit, formal dining & living rms, gas frpl, C/A, bonus rm over garage & much more. Why not call today & see for yourself?

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6296 MaClEaN CRT, BaINsVIllE - $318,000

Superior Construction. 2 Bdrm home, propane forced air. Total Energy Package approx TREEHaVEN dR. $3800/yr. (K1814 - K1805) 2 Parcels of land RoN Wood with water access. Possibility for multiple lots. (4.05 AC / 10.95 AC). 613-363-3001

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6551 saPPHIRE dR - $499,900

(K2851) Looking for a Family Friendly Neighbourhood? 3 bdrm, 4-level split, 3 baths, gleaming hdwd flooring throughout, main flr family rm boasts a woodburning frpl, fin bsmt with high ceiling height. Beautifully hedged & landscaped. Close to schools, bike path, park & soccer fields.

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1241 RIVERdalE aVE - $386,900

(K3535) Open concept all brick bungalow features a decadent kit for Mom, Great Room for Dad that boasts a gas frpl, 3 spacious bdrms, Bonus Room over the garage & an unspoiled bsmt for future rec rm possibilities. Set the stage for elegant entertaining.

6236 suNNY dR., RR1, laNCasTER - $139,900

WATERVIEW! (L0410) Spacious, 1-1/2 storey, 2 bdrm, country decor home close to Quebec border &min from Lancaster. Why not “sea” for yourself?

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884 kENYoN CR - NEW PRICE $339,900

BUY NOW FOR SPRING POSSESSION! (K3571) Gorgeous, 5-level split located on quiet east-end crescent close to all amenities. Call today for your personal tour.

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3296 MaIN sT, aVoNMoRE $129,900

(L0051) 3 Bdrm Starter Home with numerous updates such as: siding, eavestroughs, most windows, flooring, furnace, water treatment syst, water pump & sump pump. BONUS - ALL APPLIANCES INCL.

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CouNTRY CHaRMER - $189,900

(L0662) Just outside of Chrysler you find this renovated 4 bdrm home on a nice country lot. Great location for Ottawa commuters.

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NEW PRICE $269,900

CITY CENTRal - $134,800

(L0459) 3 Bdrm home on large fenced lot with many features which include C/A, gas heat, 2 full bathrms & much more.

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RIVERdalE NEW PRICE $207,900

(L0083) Great 3 bdrm bung with garage. Features many improvements including new kitchen in 2013.

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FINCH - NEW PRICE $169,900

(K2723) Century Village home on dbl lot. This 2400 sq.ft., 5 bdrm home maintains a lot of its original character. PRICED TO SELL!

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(L0669) 2 Bdrm bung on extra large lot. New roof 2013.

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(L0058) A pleasant mixture of old & new in this 4 bdrm home on acre lot with lots of extras.

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4177 CTY Rd 34, GREEN VallEY - $147,500 1121 HEBERT sT $114,700

512 BElMoNT - $139,900

(L0531) GREAT 3 BEDROOM STARTER with det garage and fenced yard in wonderful condition. This one won’t last long.

6544 TREE HaVEN Rd., suMMERsToWN

(L0644) Quality-built home overlooking Conservation Area and Canal. Loads of upgrades.

RoN Wood* 613-363-3001

(L0563) Home on spacious lot. Upgrades include new propane FA furnace, large laundry rm, new flooring & some new windows & doors.

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(L0545) Over 3000 sq.ft. waterfront home with 3+1 bdrms & 2-1/2 bathrms. Open concept with 20’ cathedral ceiling providing Panoramic Viewing from all levels.

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Bright clean 2+1 bedroom, 2 bathroom brick bungalow, with detached garage. Large eat-in kitchen & kitchenette/ laundry downstairs with large rec-room. Gas heat, nice neighbourhood.

3 plus 2 bedroom raised bungalow on large country lot. Features hardwood floors, 2 full bathrooms, master with ensuite, modern eat in kitchen, fireplace, propane stove in family room, walk out to garage. Home is well maintained. $244,900

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––––––––––––– BACHELOR / ONE BEDROOM –––––––––––– 326 AUGUSTUS, main 1bdrm, no appl $1000+gas/elect JASE ST, 1bdrm shared accom, furnished $500 Incl 122-A GUY ST, upst 1bdrm, no appl $625 Incl 829 FIRST ST E, upst. 1+bdrm, no appl, $525+(elect) or $650 Incl 77 LEONIA, main 1bdrm, f/s $725 Incl 534 MARLBOROUGH ST N, upst 1bdrm, no appl $675 Incl 326-B AUGUSTUS, upst 1bdrm, no appl, w/d hkups, $650+gas/elect (May) 49 HAMIL ST, VANkLEEk HILL, 1bdrm, no appl $625 Incl ––––––––––––––––––– TWO BEDROOM ––––––––––––––––––– 3 WALTON, upst 2bdrm, no appl $775 Incl 23-A LEFEBVRE ST, upst 2bdrm, no appl $675+(elect) 38-A DANIS AVE, upst 2bdrm, f/s, $575+(elect) 11 CHRISTY AVE, Unit C, upst 2bdrm, f/s $950+(gas/elect) 321 WATER ST E, 2bdrm semi, no app $850 Incl 109 SEVENTH ST E, upst 2bdrm, 3pc bath, f/s $600 Incl 45-A GULF, 2bdrm, no appl $795 Incl 519 YORk ST, main 2bdrm, no appl $700+gas/elect 119 MCCONNELL AVE, 2bdrm 2level, no appl $560+(gas/elect) 512 THIRD ST W, main 2bdrm, no appl $675+(elect) (April) 1006 FIRST ST E, main 2bdrm, f/s $625+(gas/elect) (April) 107 SEVENTH ST E, upst 2bdrm, f/s $625 Incl (April) 1017 LARIN ST, upst 2bdrm, f/s, $575+(elect) (April) 326-C AUGUSTUS, upst 2bdrm penthouse, no appl $1000+elect (May) 9-A GLOUCESTER ST N, upst 2bdrm, no appl $640+(gas/elect) (May) 17437 SOUTH BRANCH RD, main 2bdrm, f/s, washer/dryer, new construction $1200+gas/elect (May) 21 ½ MILLVILLE, small 2bdrm, no appl $750 Incl (June) 440 CUMBERLAND, B8#8, main 2bdrm, f/s $775 Incl 245 YATES, B22#9, upst 2bdrm, f/s $750 incl 245 YATES, B1#3, lower 2bdrm, f/s $735 Incl (April)

tom Dunne Broker

CL:

613-662-3948

24h/7d

372 WILLIAMS ST, 2bdrm, no appl $750 Incl 370 WILLIAMS ST, upst 2bdrm, no appl $750 Incl 265 JAMES ST, main 2bdrm, no appl $800 Incl (April)

5502299

oPen houSe SunDay 2-3:30

1018 eDythe aVe., CoRnwaLL

Three bedrooms, large living room, eat-in kitchen, separate dining room and a carport leading to a family room all mean convenience. This roomy 1696 sq ft home is situated on a fenced corner lot measuring 82 X 100 feet. To cap it all off, this wheelchair friendly house is located in the safe and friendly Riverdale area, minutes from parks, bike paths, schools, buses, shopping and the St Lawrence River. Natural gas furnace was installed in 2009, the sewer lateral was replaced in 2008 and the shingles replaced 2006. Taxes are modest, Natural gas heat and hydro are inexpensive - this home is ready and waiting for YOU! Call today and don’t miss out! MLS# K3568

1107 Pitt StReet, CoRnwaLL

Laurin Moe Maurais Sales Representative

CL:

tomstormrealty@yahoo.ca

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613-363-3052

Attention first time buyers! Affordable home featuring new roof, recent windows, fenced yard, updated kitchen and more. 2 bedrooms and loft and close to amenities. Priced to sell...Call today! MLS# L0152 $111,900

35 MaXweLL StReet, inGLeSiDe

Lynn white

Sales Representative

613-361-1225

CL:

This 3 + 2 large back split is perfect for a big happy family. Bright and spacious with a unique layout with many family must-haves including pool. MLS# L0676

lwhite7@cogeco.ca

laurin@cornwallrealestateinfo.com

oPen houSe SatuRDay 2-3:30

–––––––––––––––––– INGLESIDE UNITS ––––––––––––––––––– 62 DICkINSON #4, main 2bdrm, f/s $625+(elect) 74 ST LAWRENCE #8, main 2bdrm, no appl $625+elect 74 ST LAWRENCE #4,upst 2bdrm, f/s $595+elect (June) ––––––––––– 3 BEDROOMS / HOUSES / SEMI ––––––––––– 38 ALBERT ST, upst 3bdrm, no appl $695 +(elect) 28 ½ MARLBOROUGH ST S, 2bdrm house, no appl $750 Incl (coming soon) 440 CUMBERLAND, TH2, 3bdrm, no appl $1000 Incl (April) 442 NINTH ST E, 2+bungalow, f/s, adult bldg, dishwasher $750 Incl (April) kILkENNY CRES, GLEN WALTER, 2 - 3bdrm semis, no appl, Garage, no appl $1500+gas/elect 18527 CTY RD 18, MARTINTOWN, main 3+1 bdrm, no appl $800+(oil/elect) 18505 GLEN ROAD, WILLIAMSTOWN, 3+1 bungalow, fridge, Built in stove, w/d $1500+(propane/elect) 5162 ST ANDREWS, 2 bdrm 11/2 storey house, f/s, w/d $950+(gas/elect) 31 VALECREST AVE, 3bdrm house, no appl, BBE $1200+(elect) (May) 21 MILLVILLE, 3bdrm, f/s, w/d $875+(gas/elect) (June)

enjoy the quiet of the CountRy 17820 BLooMinGton RoaD, MaXViLLe

Patrick Piette

Sales Representative

CL:

613-662-6263

Visit our website: www.acepropertymanagement1991.com

Broker

CL:

613-662-3948

Spacious 4 bedroom, one and a half bathroom bungalow in desirable Rosedale area. Too many extras to mention here - must be seen to be believed. Summer kitchen, den, open concept, full basement, single car garage, backyard with 2 sheds, gazebo and great price are only the start! Call Tom! MLS# L0431.

Lynn white

Sales Representative

613-361-1225

CL:

tomstormrealty@yahoo.ca

Beautiful, well maintained split entry raised bungalow, Features hardwood floors, open concept floor plan, 3 + 1 bedrooms, updated kitchen, finished basement, 2 full bathrooms, large three season sunroom, single car attached garage, above ground pool. Hosted by Lynn White. MLS# L0495

lwhite7@cogeco.ca

houSe & GaRaGe foR $99,000

Cute, Cozy anD affoRDaBLe

CountRy with MuniCiPaL wateR!

4991589

––––––––––––––––––– COMMERCIAL ––––––––––––––––––– 232 MCCONNELL AVE, 3 offices and reception area $850 Incl 133 SYDNEY ST, main floor, approx 900 sq ft $700+(gas/elect) APPLE HILL, barn for special occasions CALL FOR DETAILS

tom Dunne

patpiette@stormrealtycornwall.com

–––––– 245 YATES AvE & 440 CUMBERLAND AvE –––––– “CUMBERLAND GARDENS” 2 bdrm units, $735.00-$775.00 1 bdrm units, large windows $660.00 Utilities & appliances included - Coin laundry on site PARkING INCLUDED - No Pets Preferred 3 & 4 bedroom townhouses 3 levels, w/d hook-ups - $1000.00-$1200.00 PARkING INCLUDED - No Pets Preferred UNITS AVAILABLE - PLEASE CALL

Located in a quiet country setting not far from Maxville you find this very well maintained 2400 square feet brick 2 storey century home,sitting on just under 3 acres.Interior updates include electrical, plumbing, furnace, windows, bathrooms, woodstove, etc. Outside you`ll find a hot tub, 21` above ground pool, 20x24 deck with gazebo, new 50 year interlock steel roof and multiple outbuildings. Mls#L0503. $296,000.

in the ViLLaGe of LonG SauLt neaR the BankS of the St. LawRenCe 111 MouLinette RD

608 jean St. CoRnwaLL

tom Dunne Broker

CL:

613-662-3948

Welcome to Paradise! This 3+1 bedroom, 1/1 bath side split is waiting for you and your family. Modest Natural Gas heat and Cornwall Electric Hydro costs, backing onto a forest and on major school bus routes, this clean, clean home boasts a 3 season room, BBQ area, main floor family room, cozy basement rec room and large shed for all the family toys. MLS# L0703. Call Tom today!

tomstormrealty@yahoo.ca

james MacMaster Sales Representative

CL:

613-551-6446

This affordable 2 bedroom home on Lochiel Street in Alexandria is perfect for the single man who wants a good garage. Nice front porch, gas furnace (2008), bright kitchen. MLS# L0749 on stormrealtycornwall.com

jstormrealty@gmail.com

Louise Secours MacMaster Sales Representative

CL:

613-551-3200

This Green Valley home with a main floor bedroom and bath is what retirees and couples starting out are looking for. Lots of sunlight inside and backyard shade for hot summer days. Check out what $144,800 gets you: MLS# L0801 on stormrealtycornwall.com

louisestormrealty@gmail.com

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$149,900

Move right into this 2 year old home!! Featuring, 2 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, fully finished basement with walk out to back yard. Det shop, insulated, heated and a second floor which can be used as your “Man Cave”. Located only minutes from Cornwall.

$341,500

18223 cTy rd 19 (souTh branch rd), williamsTown

SOLD

18900 neville rd

NEW PRICE $144,900

$329,900

SOLD

3196 cadeb ave, cornwall $289,900

1622 granT ave $274,900

$169,900

20007 HWY #2 SOUTH LANCASTER, ON K0C 1N0 NO BUYERS PREMIUM! “THE LANCASTER FLEA MARKET”

The spring markeT is here! if you’re looking To maximize your equiTy and wanT quick resulTs, call Tanya Today!

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Ingleside, On. Tel: 613-537-8862 See www.theauctionfever.com for full listing

PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLd, ALL CONTENTS ON SITE wILL SELL TO THE HIgHEST BIddER.

395

LIST INCLUDES: C.S Bell Company Hillsboro Ohio no 20 church bell, vintage united cowboy mantle clocks, new Raymond antique sewing machine (with coffin top), model of the Clipper Ship “Sea Witch”, china cabinets, wash stands, (one with marble top), cupboards, chairs, rocking chairs, wardrobe butler, four poster bed, brass bed, wheelbarrow (steel wheel), pressed glass, milk glass, figurines, milk cans, glass oil bottles, antique tools, CN lamps, lanterns, crocks, snowshoes, sad irons, old license plates, wood duck decoys, stain glass, tin toys, wicker, stand up ashtray with light, other items too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH OR CHEQUE WITH ID. All items sold as is where is. Owner/Auctioneer not responsible for loss or accidents. MORE INFO CALL 613-551-4133 Please go to www.theseawayauctioncompany.com for more photos

This home has the WOW factor! The spacious design offers a large modern kitchen, ceramic floors, brick backsplash Asking and stainless steel hood fan. The main $204 ,500 level expands into the hardwood floored living room. Three well-located bedrooms and a modern bathroom with separate vanities complete the carpet free main floor. In the basement you will find an extra-large Family Room; a large Laundry room; plenty of storage and functional utility areas and a High efficiency gas furnace. Single detached garage . All of this on a well-landscaped lot with fenced yard, brick walkways and retaining walls in a Desirable North End neighbourhood. (MLS L0280)

4631 Glen Roy Road

Asking

$259,900

Country retreat. 1600 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, side split on 7 acres well treed lot. Efficient geo-thermal heating & cooling system. Hard wood flooring, main floor laundry, renovated main bathroom. Gas fireplaces and wood stove. Easy commuting distance to most areas. (MLS L0030)

6280 164th avenue, Bainsville

710 Cotton Mill unit #403

to be held at our facility: 15093 County Rd 18 ¼ mile east of Osnabruck Centre WANtEd! GOOd QuALIty FARM MACHINERy CAttLE FEEdING and HANdLING EQuIPMENt tOOLS and CONStRuCtION RELAtEd ItEMS LAWN and GARdEN EQuIPMENt and AtVs for our spring equipment sale. Call now to consign to be sure to give your equipment the advertising it deserves! turn that unused or unwanted equipment into Capital. the Gates are open and merchandise is rolling in. Over 40 pieces already consigned with more arriving daily!

WATERFRONT! A unique waterfront property 53 x 135 with winterized house within 10ft of waterfront plus a separate 3 season cottage that could easily rent out for summer holidays.(MLS L0648)

2 NEW HOMES

$224,900

Ingleside, On. Tel: 613-537-8862 See www.theauctionfever.com for photos

626 Guy stReet

Asking

$269,900

Looking For Rural Property near Martintown, Williamstown, Apple Hill Area

Asking

$179,500 ea.

south & noRth 1/2 lot 30 Plan veteRans dR., PineWood FoRest

Pt lot Plan 52M26 south 1/2 east side oF FoRestdale CRes

New construction 984 sq. ft. 2 bdrm semi-det. on lot 34X98, fin. rec room, high efficiency gas furnace w/central air, patio door access to 10X12 deck. Paved driveway. Late fall possession. New home warr. by Tarion. HST included. Brick front, vinyl siding. Foam block party wall with 6` concrete.

New construction 984 sq. ft. 2 bdrm semi-detached on lot 34X98, fin. rec room, high efficiency gas furnace with central air, patio door access to 10X12 deck. Paved driveway. August 2014 possession. New home warr. by Tarion. HST included. Brick front, vinyl siding. Foam block party wall with 6` concrete.

(MLS L0792) & (MLS L0793)

SOLD – RECENTLY – SOLD – RECENTLY – SOLD 3 1620 Aubin Avenue 3 148 Heritage Place 3 468 Meadowvale Cres 3 228 Meadowvale Cres Call Phil for Worry Free Transactions Over 37 Years of Reliable Real Estate Sales & Service PHIL LAMARCHE Cornwall realty inc. Brokerage

3 1201 Caswell Cres. 3 55 Forestdale Cres. 3 57 Forestdale Cres.

613-938-8100

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$179,500 ea.

5501764

thanks to all of our past consigners and buyers! Looking forward to serving you for yet another year!

Peter Ross Auction Services Ltd.

2 NEW HOMES

(MLS L0794) & (MLS L0795)

NOTe: ThIs aucTION sale has grOwN dramaTIcally IN bOTh merchaNdIse & aTTeNdaNce sINce ITs INcepTION.

Classy place! 2+1 bedroom brick bungalow in quiet neighbourhood. Screened sun room, private back yard with heated Valmar inground pool. Lots of recent improvements. Sewer laterals replaced in 1996. Kitchen cupboards, gas furnace, bathroom, paint all re-done or replaced within the last 2 years. (MLS L0748)

Looking For Condo in Downtown Area

Asking

$265,000

Help wanted

Asking

Upgraded condo - Better than new! Secure building. Lock the door and leave your worries behind. Cheap utility costs. Guest suite, exercise room, roof top patio, indoor parking. Lots to discover in condo living... and you`ll love the view. (MLS K3203)

Auctions

5501625

3124 Johnston ave

395

SAtuRdAy, MAy 3Rd At 9:00 AM

The Seaway Auction Company

Help wanted

Auctions

AnnuAl Spring MAchinery & equipMent conSignMent Auction

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, CUSTOM GAS GOLF CART! POWERMATE 1500LBS MOTORIZED STAIR CLIMBER HAND TRUCK, 45 FT OFFICE TRAILER 220 SERVICE CAN BE USED FOR HUNTING CABIN/STORAGE

5501531

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APRIL 5TH 10AM

Thinking of selling??

Auctions

to be held on site at Civic #3368 St. Lukes Rd. Southeast of the Village of Finch. From the Village of Finch travel straight east on Hwy. 43 approx 4.5 kms to St. Luke’s Road, turn south and travel approx., 2.5 kms. Or from the Village of Avonmore travel straight west on Hwy. 43 approx 9.5 kms to St. Luke’s Rd., turn south and travel approx.. 2.5 kms. Watch for signs. tractors, machinery, Farm Related items, truck, Antique Cars, Grain Bins, machine Shed, mobile home, Some household Effects & more. Owner & Auctioneer Not Responsible for Loss or Accident Canteen & Washrooms Prop: Earl MacIntyre terms: Cash or Good Cheque with Proper ID Auction conducted by:

Auctions

AUCTION!

Tanya FLaRO Sales Representative 613-938-8100 | Cell: 613-330-3580

395

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1420 reneal sT

Immediate Occupancy!! Renovated w/ 3bdrms, spacious rec room, 2 baths, 3 season sun room, fenced yard, all brick.

Chalet style, open concept, superior finishings with hardwood flooring, slate bathroom, det shop, geothermal heating, 10 acres.

5502097

18493 hughie munro sTreeT

395

SAtuRdAy, APRiL 5th At 10:30 Am

(SITE OF GENERAL TRUCK REPAIR) CONSIGN EARLY FOR MORE EXPOSURE PICK UP AVAILABLE 613-938-0211

$419,900

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Farm auction Sale

17645 CTY RD 44, JUST NORTH OF CORNWALL ONT.

Lots of possibilities!! Over 3300 sq feet of living space in this century home with an attached 1800 sq ft of workshop space, plus a 24 x 28 detached shop. Use your imagination with this one.

FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS: CALL AUCTIONEERS MURRAY OR JEN BLAIR 613-346-5568 • 613-551-4133

Move right in! Excellent condition w/3 bdrms, hardwood flooring, loads of updates, det garage.

395

Auctions

CONSIGNMENTS WANTED! FOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT /VEHICLE AUCTION! SATURDAY APRIL 26TH 10AM

NEW LISTING

6086 cashion rd, williamsTown

18556 cTy rd 18, marTinTown

Lots of possibilities!! Over 3300 sq feet of living space in this century home with an attached 1800 sq ft of workshop space, plus a 24 x 28 detached shop. Use your imagination with this one.

395

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5501347

NEW LISTING

395

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5501350

NEW LISTING

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812 Pitt Street, Unit 16, Cornwall

613-935-5777 www.exsellenceteamrealty.ca

open House sunday 1-2:30pM

JOB OFFER The Cornwall & The Counties Community Futures Development Corporation is moving forward in a positive direction and is seeking a highly motivated individual to assist in delivering the organization’s Business and Investments activities in the position of:

Close to Montreal, Cornwall, and alexandria!

BusinEss & invEstmEnt AdvisOR

HAnA novotny 613-330-2866

NEW listiNg

Viceroy home with Tarion Warranty. Executive style & Eco friendly 1,520 sq.ft. home built in 2012 with 2 bdrms + loft and 2 baths. Dbl car garage with dbl paved driveway. $299,900 MLS#: L0170 Your Host: Ryan Seguin

HAnA novotny 613-330-2866

19288 County roAd 25, Apple Hill

Very private well maintained and over 2000 sqft, 3 bdrm, 2 bath brick bungalow. 2 driveway entrance with plenty of parking. Many updates in last few years. Good barn and shed/shop behind home. $329,900 MLS#: L0300

HAnA novotny 613-330-2866

NEW listiNg

1404 FirSt Street eASt

2 bedroom brick bungalow remarkably renovated with taste. Large master bedroom, main floor laundry, whirlpool tub, lots of kitchen cupboard space, walk-in shower, and beautifully redone rec room with fireplace. $194,900 MLS#: L0611

SOLD

208 nelSon Street

Just like new! Renovated 2 bedroom bungalow with hardwood floor, open concept kitchen/dining/living area with unique gas fireplace. This home has been upgraded and has had a complete face-lift! $219,900 MLS#: L0693

MArySe GAGnon-rueSt 613-363-6279

to find out more about this exciting opportunity, please contact Yvan Gravel at:

ygravel@mycommunityfutures.ca

710 MArlborouGH Street, CornwAll

Take a look at this 2 storey home. Featuring eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, family room in basement, fenced yard with 6 person hot tub, steel roof and much more!”. $149,900 MLS#: L0536

MArySe GAGnon-rueSt 613-363-6279

Application Deadline March 31st, 2014

Help wanted

5501387

MArySe GAGnon-rueSt 613-363-6279

The ideal candidate will possess a post secondary diploma in Business Administration or in a related field.

5501346

1101 KirKMAn Court, CornwAll

143-143A St Felix Street

Good duplex with nice backyard. One 3 bedroom unit and one 2 bedroom unit. Lots of updates. Close to all amenities. $129,900 MLS#: L0711

The successful candidate will work with the Sr. Business & Investment Advisor to implement the annual work plan and investment and loan targets; processing applications, presenting Investment projects to the Investment Team for approval; providing business counselling and referrals to clients; processing and follow up of approved investments and loans; building relationships with community partners.

Hana Novotny

Broker of Record/Owner

613-330-2866

Maryse Gagnon-Ruest Broker/Owner

613-363-6279

Vicki I VanderVeen Sales Representative

613-363-6433

Dan Leduc

Sales Representative

613-363-SOLD(7653)

JOB OFFER Cornwall & The Counties Community Futures Development Corporation is moving forward in a positive direction, and we seeking a highly motivated individual to join our dynamic team in the position of:

YOuth EntREpREnEuRship AdvisOR

613-861-0199

Sales Representative

Broker

Kyle Gagnon

Sales Representative

613-362-1591

Ryan Seguin

Sales Representative

613-571-9191

ROY’S PONTIAC BUICK CHEVROLET GMC We are currently looking for:

SALES REPRESENTATIVE Skilled and customer focused professional for an immediate position in Vehicle Sales.

Qualifications: • Previous car sales is an asset but not essential – OMVIC license • A commitment to excellence in customer service • Knowledge or interest in vehicles • Bilingualism an asset • Well mannered and strong oral skills • Knowledge of computers

The ideal candidate will possess a post secondary diploma related to business or education. to find out more about this exciting opportunity, please contact François désormeaux at:

5501343

Erica Monty

613-577-3853

fdesormeaux@mycommunityfutures.ca Application Deadline March 31st, 2014

Help wanted

Please be advised of the following Term Integration Advisor position. a) This will be a union position.

We offer: • Salary pay, commission, bonus and demo allowance • Professional training • Group insurance • Motivating work environment Send resume for interviews at: Roy’s Pontiac Buick Chevrolet GMC 4000 County Road 34 P.O. Box 70 Green Valley, Ontario K0C 1L0 Or fax: 613-525-3860 Or Email: roys@roysgm.ca Or call: 613-525-2300

b) Qualifications: • Early Childhood Education diploma and registered with the College of E.C.E. • Resource Teacher diploma/BA in child psychology or other related fields. • Minimum of 5 years recent experience in child care programs. • Minimum recent experience of 3 years working with children with developmental challenges. • Bilingualism (English and French) oral and written will be a requirement. • Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. • Good time management and interpersonal skills. • Proven ability to work independently and also as a member of a multidisciplinary team. • Sensitivity and respect for families and multicultural issues. • Knowledge of alternative communication forms would be an asset (PECS, Sign Language). • Knowledge of the Ontario Early Learning Framework (O.E.L.F.). • Good comprehension of and commitment to C.L.S.C.’s Vision and Beliefs Statement and E.C.I.C.’s mandate. • Valid driver’s license and use of a vehicle. • Willing to drive throughout Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Counties. • First Aid, CPR, Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) and WHMIS certification required and kept current. • Follow and review the Policy on Quality Assurance Measures (QAM) as stated in the Services & Supports to Promote the Social Inclusion of Persons with Developmental Disabilities Act, 2008. c) Hours of work: A flexible 72 hours bi-weekly to support children, families and/or child care centres. Applications may be forwarded to d.cleary@clstormont.ca The deadline for submissions is Tuesday, April 1st, 2014. Only qualifying applicants will be considered.

5505261

5498547

Dominique Ethier

The successful candidate will work with the Chief Executive Officer to oversee and promote the Youth Entrepreneurship Program. This program aims at promoting the spirit of entrepreneurship within the community, and to preserve the interest of entrepreneurship throughout different educational levels. The Youth Entrepreneurship Advisor is responsible for recruiting young entrepreneurs, planning and delivering professional business plan writing workshops, and implementing mentoring and counselling services.

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Flats/ apartments for rent

MOOSE Creek: 2 bedrooms starting at $615, washer/ dryer hook-ups, front and back balcony. No petsAdult community. Call now 613-538-4622

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310 Miscellaneous for sale

2-bedroom home, on 3 acres, kitchen, dining room, living room, theater room and playroom. Available June 1st. $800/ month. 6 1 3 - 9 8 4 - 2 2 5 9 , 613-551-1886

RÉFRIGÉRATEUR, poêle, laveuse/ sécheuse, mobilier decuisine,congélateurvertical. De 75$ à 300$. 613-662-0692

390

Garages sales

HOUSE Basement Sale Saturday, March 29, 9am to 2pm, 210 Leonia Street.

1-866-637-5236

Tenders

Cornwall Community Hospital Hôpital communautaire de Cornwall

Hardisty

Description: The Cornwall Community Hospital invites proposals for leasing of warehouse facilities located within 15 km of McConnell, Cornwall, Ontario location. Instructions: Obtain the necessary documents by emailing your request to: kathy.bisson@cornwallhospital.ca Submissions will be accepted until Monday, April 7th, 2014 – 0900 hours.

MB PE

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Saint John Moosomin

New Pipeline Construction

Terminals

5501005

Request for Proposal – Leased Warehouse Facilities

Existing Pipeline Conversion

Tenders

Questions? Let’s talk.

Tenders and RFP may be downloaded from www.biddingo.com/sdgcounties after March 25, 2014 or requested at the number or email below. Tenders and RFP must be sealed and returned in clearly marked “TENDER” and “RFP” envelopes. The tenders will be opened in public immediately following closing time.

EnergyEastPipeline.com TransCanada is a Canadian company with over 60 years of experience building pipelines and power infrastructure safely and reliably.

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UNITED COUNTIES OF STORMONT, DUNDAS AND GLENGARRY PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT # 27 TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry will hold a public meeting on April 22nd, 2014 at 9:00 A.M. to consider a proposed official plan amendment under Section 17 of the Planning Act. The proposed Official Plan amendment would provide an overall Official Plan policy to enable and guide the County’s involvement in incentive programs under community improvement plans prepared and adopted by any of the six local municipalities. The policy to be added reads as follows: “The United Counties may, at its discretion, participate in community improvement plans which are prepared and implemented by any of the local municipalities within the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. Such participation may include, but is not necessarily limited to, the provision of grants, loans or other financial or in-kind assistance directly related to those financial incentive programs contained within the community improvement plan of a local municipality. Furthermore, such participation, the scale of assistance and its duration, will be on terms established by the United Counties. It is also the intention of County Council to develop an operating policy with respect to participation in community improvement plan incentive programs which may limit the County’s involvement to certain type of programs.” Any person may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of, or in opposition to, the proposed amendments. If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the proposed official plan amendment, you must make a written request to the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. If a person or public body that files a notice of appeal of a decision of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry in respect of the proposed official plan amendment does not make oral submission at a public meeting or make written submissions to the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry before the proposed official plan amendment is adopted, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal. If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting, or make written submissions to the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry 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 unless, in the opinion of the Board, there are reasonable grounds to do so.

Helen Thomson, Clerk United Counties of S. D. & G. 26 Pitt Street Cornwall, Ontario K6J 3P2 Telephone: (613) 932-1515

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed amendments, including additional copies are available at the County Planning office during regular office hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). DATED at the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, this 17th day of March, 2014.

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HOROSCOPES MARCH 27 to APRIL 2 ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20: A difficult challenge lies ahead, Aries. Save up your energy for the next few days, and keep socializing to a minimum for the time being. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21: The path you have been taking seems more stable, Taurus. This is a good way to go for a while. You will find others are looking to you more for advice. It’s a role you enjoy. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21: Gemini, a string of bad luck is not as bad as it seems. Like most things, this, too, shall pass. Keep your chin up, and hang out with friends to keep your mind busy. CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22: A great opportunity presents itself this week, Cancer. Focus your energy on making the most of this opportunity, and you will be glad for having done so. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23: Leo, speak a little louder to ensure your voice is heard on an important issue this week. Your input is valuable, and those around you will be glad you spoke up. VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22: Virgo, a new career opportunity is coming your way soon. Make the most of this opportunity if change is something you feel you need at this point in your career.

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Did you lose your key? A single GM key with automatic door lock, was found in the Bingo parking lot on Second St. You can pick it up at the Fullerton’s Pharmacy on the corner of Pitt and Second. Please call 613-932-6843. BISHOP CUP 2014—APRIL 2nd, 6pm, Cornwall Civic Complex. Come out and enjoy this annual fundraising hockey game between the Holy Trinity Falcons and St. Joe’s Panthers, supporting St. Vincent de Paul! If they want us to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables daily, why don’t they lower the prices. Who can afford it these days? Whhhhhat the ‘h’ is going on hhhhhere?

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Tracy Lalonde has entered CBC’s We’re pretty sure Denis Thibault has crossed Gerry Samson off his Christmas card Searchlight competition for emerging Canadian artists and she needs each and list. every one of you to go and vote for her at Regarding the hospital announcement – http://music.cbc.ca/#/artists/Tracy-Lalonde we’re happy to see details released about the look for the ‘Searchlight Participating Artist’ sale of the property at the corner of Second and badge on the page. Marlborough streets, but it’s only half a story Aspiring pro bodybuilder and Cornwall until we find out who’s doing the buying – and most importantly what they plan to do with it. native Tressia Murphy kicked serious butt at the 2014 Arnold Amateurs IFBB International Free dental clinic happening in Cornwall Championship in Columbus, Ohio. again this year, on May 3. Details will be Test your luck at poker, blackjack, released in April. and roulette in support of Cystic Fibrosis Word is Bob Peters was last seen crying in Canada and the Seaway Roller Derby Girls on Friday, April 11 at 7 p.m. at Spot Light his Bruins’ towel this week. Hall & Conference Centre (17369 Cornwall Geoff Stephenson is your latest candidate Centre Road). Tickets are $25. For more info, contact Angel Kisnics at 613-938-8455 from for city council in Cornwall. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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The SD&G Cornwall Shrine Club are one of many reasons to be proud of our community. Royal Canadian Air Force Association (RCAFA) Wing 424 fundraising co-chairs Mark A. Macdonald and Ron Leduc will be hosting a Variety Show & Dinner in support of the Bereaved Families of Ontario (BFO) - Cornwall & Area on Saturday, March 29.

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Shorteez Urban Hair Shop is a strong Speaking of the looming municipal supporter of the arts, and will be showing off election, Mayor Bob Kilger is likely to make great local talent, including the art of Frank his candidacy official after Easter, says a wellBurelle. You are invited to take in his preview at Shorteez Urban Hair shop in downtown placed source at city hall. Cornwall, Wednesday April 2, from 5 to 8 p.m. Rick Saaltink has retired from a lengthy career at the Seaway International Bridge Corporation. We wish him well, and thanks for taking our phone calls all those years.

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Way to go North Glengarry-Stormont peewee B Braves who have qualified for the finals of the Upper Canada Minor Hockey League after winning the eastern division finals. Thank you to the person who found and turned in my billfold from the Royal Bank last Tuesday. A donation has been given to a charity on your behalf. Pet Tip of the Week: Be sure to have your pet vaccinated once a year for rabies and other infectious diseases. Even a house cat can slip out accidentally or be exposed to risk while travelling to the vet or on holiday.

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