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The incident took place at around 4 p.m., said witnesses.

The Lac Manitoba is owned by Nadro Marine.

A company official reached Monday night said Nadro would be issuing a statement Tuesday morning concerning the incident.

The Lac Manitoba is listed as a 64-foot tugboat, according to the company’s website and comes packed with 1,000 horsepower.

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chaos on the water. “Boats started to head out to it. Once the boats got there they began jumping off.”

Bissonnette estimates about five or six crew members abandoned the Lac Manitoba.

A torrent of water is pushing on the stricken Lac Manitoba and RCMP patrol boats are in the area, warning other boats to stay away.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - A pair of tugboats capsized on the St. Lawrence River in Cornwall Monday.

Initially one tugboat had sunk on the river Monday at around 4 p.m., but a man who had just come from the barge currently moored in the middle of the St. Lawrence River said another vessel went under at about 9 p.m.

Witnesses and police later confirmed this.

That tugboat is lying capsized immediately adjacent to the barge.

“Another tug - a local tug,” said the man, who only identified himself as an employee of American Bridge, the company tasked with demolishing the high-level Seaway International Bridge. “The current got a hold of that tugboat and just tossed it around.”

Men, presumably part of the second tugboat’s crew, had to be plucked from the water, according to witnesses.

One of those men was taken to hospital with a non-life threatening injury.

All of the men from the scene on the St. Lawrence River looked exhausted, with sweat pouring off them.

When asked what caused the mishap Monday they pointed to the swiftness of the water.

“The current - definitely the current,” said another man who works for American Bridge.

The first vessel was lying capsized in the river just west of the Lamoureux Park boat launch for

about two hours, but rolled over once again before becoming stuck a second time, said witnesses.

Cornwall Community Police Service officers later confirmed it appeared as though the crews from the tugs were safe.

“From what we know the crew has been accounted for,” said Sgt. Emidio Piunno, adding both his service and the local RCMP are the lead agencies handling the incident at this time.

Witnesses said the first tug, the Lac Manitoba, appeared to roll over once after it went under and became stuck on the bottom.

The name of the other tug is not known.

“It rolled once and appeared to lodge itself again,” said witness Mallory Poirier, who added a supply boat of some kind appeared to be trying to come alongside the sunken tug and secure it. “They seem to be having a tough time with the current.”

The current in that part of the river, just downstream from the R.H. Saunders Generating Station, is extremely powerful.

Hilton Bissonnette, who was fishing in the area of the old Cornwall powerhouse, said it appeared as though the Lac Manitoba was assisting the huge barge in the river in some fashion when drama took place and the tug went under.

The barge is carrying a mammoth crane that will be used to demolish the high-level Seaway International Bridge.

“Smoke started to pour out of tugboat,” Bissonnette continued, describing a scene of

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City may have dodged a bullet on costly library roof repairs CORNWALL, Ontario - A collective sigh of relief could be coming from staff at the Cornwall Public Library dealing with a leaky roof.

There was a fear that it could cost tens of thousands of dollars to repair the sieve-like roof that is leaking water into the children’s section of the library, but chief librarian Dawn Kiddell said Thursday a cheaper repair option is on the horizon.

“We could haul everything off and replace it,”

she said. “But there is also the option of restoring the roof, similar to what they are doing at the justice building.”

While she did not have specific figures, Kiddell said restoring the roof instead of replacing it would be cheaper, and greener.

“If you have some sections of the roof that are (not damaged) they can be kept,” Kiddell said.

In the meantime a “quick fix” repair will be completed above the children’s section of the library to stem a leak that became a problem again last week when rain water poured into the

building.

“It will give us time enough to wait a year and get (a full roof repair) passed as a budget item,” said Kiddell.

The roof repair/replacement is to be included as a 2016 capital project that needs approcal from city council.

Tenders for the repair work are expected to go out as early as this fall.

A portion of the library roof that surrounds the perimeter of the building began leaking this year when the winter melt took hold. Water

began entering the library near the children’s department and was also a factor in the admin spaces at the library, and its heavily used program rooms.

A thermographic study was recently completed to determine just how wet the roof is and the severity of the problem.

While one portion of the library roof had been replaced only a few years ago, the leaking section was refurbished back in 1995 when the library took over what was once the post office building in Cornwall.

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Ontario PC Leader tees off on Grits in Cornwall Adam Brazeau adam.brazeau@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario – Standing on the lush, green course at Summerheights Golf Links, Progressive Conservative Leader Patrick Brown took a swing at the Liberal government’s “mismanagement” of major issues impacting Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry.With SDSG MPP Jim McDonell by his side, the federal Conservative MP from Barrie, Ont., spoke to local media before he delivered a speech to roughly 75 supporters at the annual Noble Villeneuve Golf Classic in Cornwall on Friday (June 19).

“We feel really good about the energy in our party today,” said Brown.

He has until spring 2018 to reinvigorate the Ontario PC Party after its defeat in last year’s provincial election. Brown became leader in May by a decisive margin against WhitbyOshawa MPP Christine Elliott with 62 per cent of the vote. Many caucus members rallied to her during the campaign, including McDonell.

“Obviously the last election was disappointing. We had to look at ourselves hard in the mirror and have a reset. I think we’re a lot more driven than the party that existed a year ago. We went from 10,000 members to 80,000. We’re excited about getting it right, offering a pragmatical alternative to the Liberals,” said Brown.

He discussed how stalled contract talks with Ontario public high school teachers may lead to widespread strikes in September.

Brown said: “It’s a situation that’s quite

surprising, because when the Liberals ran they promised peace in the classroom and said during the days of Mike Harris and Ernie Eves there was too much disruption. Well, the strike that just took place in Durham was the longest in 25 years. We’re about to see potentially a provincewide disaster. The Liberals are trying to play political gains with students’ education. They broadened Bill 122. It’s two-tier negotiations, which is essentially passing the buck.”

He described the decision to sell 60 per cent of Hydro One as another example of the government’s mismanagement in the energy sector, adding that Ontario has the most expensive power in North America and is a haven for red tape.

“Were losing a precious crown asset,” said Brown.

“In the last election, they never talked about a fire sale of Hydro One. We are not only losing oversight, we have no idea about the evaluation. They’re not even allowing the ombudsman to see if Ontario taxpayers are getting fair value.

It’s like selling your house and telling the real estate agent you don’t want to know the offer prices.”

He touched on the ongoing plan to create a comprehensive aviation program at the Nav Centre in Cornwall through a partnership with a university.

“I think we should look at what areas in the province are not serviced by a university. And there should be some consideration and sympathy to those taxpayers, whether its Cornwall

Ontario PC Leader Patrick Brown shakes hands with supporters at the annual Noble Villeneuve Golf Classic in Cornwall on Friday, 19, 2015.Adam Brazeau or central Ontario. But before we look at that we need to have a discussion on linking education to employment. I think we have a problem with Ontario that we’re graduating people for degrees that are not employable. We would be well served to recognize a college diploma and college education presents a great opportunity.”

He noted that his hometown was overlooked for a university by the Liberal government.

Brown also opposes the Liberal cap and trade proposal and pension plan, which he says will kill jobs. The PC leader applauded Villeneuve, the Cornwall-born former Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Francophone Affairs, for being a tireless supporter of eastern Ontario. The 76-year-old suffered a stroke in 2002, forcing him to retire from politics after nearly 20 years. He was in attendance with family.

Colts to retain 70 per cent of advertising rights at complex, River Kings get balance Todd Lihou CORNWALL, Ontario – The Cornwall Colts will retain 70 per cent of lucrative advertising rights within the Ed Lumley Arena, following a city council decision Monday night.

Councillors were forced to referee a dispute between the Colts and the Cornwall River Kings, junior A and semi-pro teams respectively, who could not agree on a deal to split the advertising rights within the arena.

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And every council member lamented the fact that they had to decide which way the dispute would go.

“I find it regrettable those teams weren’t able to come to an agreement,” said Coun. Bernadette Clement. “I think the Colts have a longstanding history and bring quite a lot of revenue to the city.

“They have an extraordinary local impact.”

Coun. Claude McIntosh agreed.

“The Colts are almost a little industry on their own,” he said. “Seventy-thirty is the best we’re going to get.”

But not everyone was on board.

“How do we be fair to two major tenants in one building?” said Coun. Maurice Dupelle, who wanted to see a 60/40 split. “They give us both revenue and both contribute to the city.

“I think this is a valuable lesson for council when we look at entertaining the same tenants in the same building.”

City staffers will not see how the arena will be split up between the Colts and River Kings.

The total average ice revenue the Colts have paid the city directly in the last three years is $45,988 per year.

The total average ice revenue the River Kings have paid the city directly in the last three years is $22,667 per year. Various River Kings owners have complained about a lack of reliable arena advertising agreements making it difficult to remain financially viable.

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Headlock for Hospice returns Adam Brazeau adam.brazeau@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario – Round two of a wrestling charity event for Hospice Cornwall hits the mat this Saturday.

Mecca Pro Wrestling’s Headlock for Hospice - a fundraiser founded by Cornwall wrestler Randy ‘The Rage’ Berry in 2013 after his father passed away at the palliative care facility - takes place at the Agora Centre (301 McConnell Avenue) in Cornwall, from 7:00 p.m. to 10 p.m.

“The treatment he received while in their care was nothing short of amazing,” said Berry.

“The staff went above and beyond to make sure he was as comfortable as can be and gave him whatever he needed. When I got back home, I knew I wanted to give back.”

Headlocks for Hospice features eight matches. The main event is six-man tag team match between The Insignia, The Barbarians, and a mystery partner. Other bouts include tag team action between Total Devastation and Generation Kill, and a triple threat match with ‘The Hardcore Princess’ Jewells Malone, ‘The

Pink Flash’ Kira and Stacy Thibault.

The Rage won’t be fighting due to an injury.

As he waits to get back in the ring, Berry acts as manager to The Insignia crew.

“Fans can expect three hours of the most intimate and interactive action in the city,” he said.

Admission is $12.00 (tickets are only available at the door of the venue). All the proceeds go to hospice and a donation jar will be on hand for additional funds.

The non-profit organization’s annual operational budget is $1.4 million. Sandy Collette, fundraising coordinator for Carefor Hospice Cornwall, and her team of volunteers must raise $500,000 of it.

Berry noted that the facility was so accommodating during his dad’s two-week stay, his family would often refer to staff members as “true life angels.”

“They were there for us just as much as they were for my father. My brother and I would often joke about how we had several moms over there,” he said.

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Reducing smoking-related deaths in Cornwall Adam Brazeau adam.brazeau@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario – A new task force in response to “the flagrant amount of careless smoking fires” since Cornwall Fire Chief Pierre Voisine started in April is waiting for your call.

The announcement took place during a Project Zero media conference at the Cornwall Square Friday (June 19) with representatives of Enbridge Gas Distribution, the Fire Marshal’s Public Safety Council, the Cornwall Fire Department, and Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU).

“In my short time here, I’ve seen the flagrant amount of careless smoking fires. Sixteen per

cent above the provincial average,” said Voisine.

The Cornwall Fire Department received 198 combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms through Project Zero - a public education campaign across Ontario organized by Enbridge Gas Distribution.

“With the new law has made carbon monoxide alarms mandatory in all Ontario homes and residential buildings with a fuel burning appliance, fireplace or an unattached garage, Enbridge is ever more committed to safety and assisting communities to comply to help prevent deaths due to carbon monoxide exposure,” said Rick Sabourin, operations supervisor at Enbridge.

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The alarms were on display behind the podium beside a scorched mattress to demonstrate the dangers of a home structure fire.

“This dovetails nicely with the task force against the careless use of smoking materials the Cornwall Fire Department is launching,” he said. “This donation will help us to continue to focus our energies to help our most vulnerable citizens.”

The task force also has a free Cornwall helpline for smoking and home fire safety tips or to report careless smokers who pose a high-risk of danger to themselves and others with habits like smoking in bed: (613) 930-7408.

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Seaway Express rolls into its next 25 years For the second year in a row, the trucking company recently won the Canadian Transportation & Logistics magazine’s Shipper’s Choice Award.

In 2010, Seaway Express welcomed the next generation when Melanie Hamel began working alongside her father as a sales & marketing representative.

The now-general manager, who has a degree in journalism and business from Carleton University, was recently profiled in Today’s Trucking magazine’s ‘20 under 40’ feature.

Since 1999, Seaway Express has held an unflinching 97 per cent safety excellence rating with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO).

Its headquarters also sits among some of the biggest distribution centers in Ontario.

From left are Ian McLeod, Mayor of South Glengarry, Linda Gauthier, Seaway Express, Bob Gauthier, Seaway Express, Jim McDonell, MPP for Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry, Leslie O’Shaughnessy, Mayor of Cornwall, and Melanie Hamel, Seaway Express at the transport company’s 25th anniversary celebration event on Thursday, June 11, 2015. © Submitted photo

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“We have the same equipment and trucks as other companies,” said Bob Gauthier. “What really sets us apart is the quality of our team. You get the best people in the business, treat them well and with respect and let them shine. I’m just the coach.”

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MacLeod, of nearby Glen Nevis, collected a cool $1 million as the grand prize winner of the Canadian Cancer Society’s Daffodil Month Lottery.

Her winning ticket was purchased for $100.

She got the confirmation call two weeks ago, at 7:45 a.m. no less, and when she heard the phone ringing, MacLeod wasn’t altogether pleased.

“I don’t like phone calls that come that early,” she said laughing Monday at a press event where she officially collected her winnings at the cancer society office in Cornwall. “Usually it’s bad news.”

Turns out it was exactly the opposite.

MacLeod has supported the cancer society for years. Her son Lance was diagnosed with testicular cancer years ago. He was at Monday’s event.

But sadly MacLeod’s sister Helen Upton succumbed to the disease after being diagnosed 17 years ago.

Her plans for the winnings are modest.

“I don’t have anything to do with the Internet, but my family uses it,” MacLeod said, adding she recently joined the 21st Century

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“I’m 83,” she said. “What do I need all that money for at this point?”

Actually, she’s in the market for a car.

“Mine is 10 years old,” she chuckled.

Nearly every member of her family showed up Monday for the official presentation.

MacLeod has three children, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Wearing scuba gear isn’t the only way to go underwater exploring – white lab coats seem to work just fine for the team at the St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences.

The non-profit organization invites the public to its annual open house at 2 Lawrence Drive on the campus of St. Lawrence College (under the wind turbine) on Friday, July 3 from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

“As we move into the River Institute’s third decade, we feel a responsibility to recognize the effort and perseverance of those who created the vision and the partnerships on which it was founded,” said chair Rik Saaltink.

The open house will celebrate community members who championed the centre’s establishment in the 1980s when Cornwall was targeted as an Area of Concern for pollution in the Great Lakes system.

Visitors will have the opportunity to tour the facilities and ‘science stations,’ speak with scientists and students actually helping out with river research activities, and participate in lab experiments and sampling expeditions.

Dr. Jeff Ridal, executive director, added: “These individuals came together with a single purpose: to create a unique centre for freshwater research, education and outreach in eastern Ontario. The vision of these community leaders has become a reality. Their governance established the principles that continue to guide the River Institute today. It is a wonderful opportunity to honour them.”

Staff will also be on hand to answer questions about ongoing river-related projects, education, and camp programs that are offered.

Summer refreshments will be served.

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Queen of the Furrow moves into overdrive as IPM approaches Adam Brazeau

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Fabienne Kagi, Stormont County’s Queen of the Furrow, is looking to extend her reign as International Plowing Match royalty.

For more than half a century the Queen of the Furrow has been an important part of the IPM. Encouraging leadership in the agricultural industry, the first coronation took place in Elgin County in 1960.

This important tradition will continue at the 2015 Stormont Dundas Glengarry IPM and Rural Expo in Finch, from September 22 to 26.

During their reign, Queens of the Furrow act as ambassadors promoting agriculture in their region and representing their county at the IPM each autumn. Young women 18 to 24 years of age are judged on their plowing skills, public speaking and on the outcome of an interview process.

Kagi represented her county at the 2014 IPM in Ivy, Simcoe County last September placing second runner up. She competed and retained her title at the county match in October and will vie for the provincial title once again in Finch at the 2015 IPM. A 4H Calf Club member for 12 years and a Stormont Holstein Club director, she has shown dairy heifers at local and regional shows, winning an All Canadian nomination for her 4H calf a few years ago.

“I was very proud of that nomination and still own that cow,” said Kagi.

She continues to show daughters of that cow

at both regional and national levels.

It has been a particularly busy year for the Stormont Queen with added responsibilities and expectations given the 2015 IPM will be held in SDG. During her two-year reign as Stormont Queen of the Furrow, Kagi has spent many hours volunteering and promoting agriculture. She looks for any opportunity to promote the event, including driving the 2015 IPM demo car at the Stormont County Fair Demolition Derby.

“I am both excited and proud to have the IPM here in SDG,” she said. “Something like this doesn’t happen every day and it is a once in a lifetime opportunity.”

Earlier this year she took on the role of chairperson of the IPM Farm Shows Committee.

Organizing volunteers and looking after the logistics of putting information displays at farm shows, fairs and special events is a demanding and time consuming job in the months leading up to the match.

Helping to make the 2015 IPM a success is doubly important as the match really is in Fabienne’s own backyard. The farm north of Finch has been her home since she moved there with her family from Switzerland when she was three months old. The Kagis, Holstein breeders and cash croppers, are one of seven farm families providing acreage for the 1,100-acre IPM site.

Kagi obtained both an advanced businessaccounting diploma from St. Lawrence College and a Bachelor of business administration, from Laurentian University in just four and a half

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Reigning Ontario Queen of the Furrow Laura Price of Simcoe County (left) with Fabienne Kagi, Stormont County Queen.IPM Media/Marketing Committee years. Currently working for a public accounting firm, she continues to seek options to advance her career and obtain additional accreditations.

Kagi appreciates the professional networking opportunities of the Queen of the Furrow competition. She also enjoys attending events and acting as an agricultural ambassador in her

own county and on the provincial level. But the best perk is the young women she meets.

“One of my best friends today is a queen I met from Peterborough County over two years ago,” she said.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Justine Gervais took the lessons learned at Beyond 21 and is painting her own masterpiece - on and off canvas.

Surrounded by her vibrant imagery of flowers, butterflies and landscapes, the 23-year-old Cornwallite embraced her first art exhibit at the grassroots organization’s Spring Market and House Tour, held in June at the Williamstown Fairgrounds.“It feels really nice to show my work to the Cornwall area,” said Gervais. “It would be great if people would recognize my art…and me.”

Beyond 21 provides daily activities and stimulation to developmentally delayed adults who have had to leave the school system thanks to their age, including: kitchen, home, life, social, and recreation/ leisure skills, as well as creative expression. Gervais learned many of them, if not all, between 2011 and 2014 at the non-profit’s “hub” in the former General Vanier Intermediate School on Cumberland Street.“It’s hard for someone with a disability, because when they become an adult, they need assistance,” she said.

“I learned a lot there, like groceries. It was my start.

And the staff helped me get to where I am now.”

Gervais currently lives at the Kinsmen Community Residence, a semi-independent-living centre for disabled city residents.

“One of our biggest goals is to connect individuals with peers who have common interests,” said Jane McLaren, Beyond 21 program manager. “There’s a vast world out there of developmentally delayed adults who have things to offer and contribute to our community.”

Gervais was connected with Focus Art, a bilingual arts collective representing Cornwall-SDG, and linked to the Agape Centre through the program’s volunteer component.

“It’s inspiring to watch Beyond 21 participants become more confident in themselves and their abilities, and become comfortable and feel part of the team here,” said Kendra Smith, Agape’s volunteer coordinator.

Beyond 21 also relies on the community to help run its programs.

TThe organization’s upcoming fundraiser – Moon River Run – is a five or eight kilometre timed run at Gray’s Creek on Friday, July 3 starting at 8:50 p.m. The

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CORNWALL, Ontario – A Lamoureux Park tradition turns 30.

The City of Cornwall announced the lineup of 22 music artists set to rock the downtown core this summer during its Arts in the Park program.

The festivities kick off at 8:45 p.m. on Saturday (July 18) with an outdoor movie screening sponsored by Cornwall-based international charity Rachel’s Kids.

In addition, the Seaway Valley Theatre Company will be presenting Edward Albee’s Seascape on July 30, 31, August 1 and 2.

“We are thrilled with this year’s lineup of

shows and performers. There really is something for everyone,” said Lorne Taillon, the city’s leisure arts coordinator.

Shows are held outdoors at the Lion’s Club Bandshell in Lamoureux Park, and all musical performances will begin, weather permitting, at 7 p.m., unless otherwise specified.

The Seascape production by Seaway Valley

Theatre Company will begin at 7:30 p.m.

Taillon said all Arts in the Park events are free however donations are gratefully accepted to help offset the cost of the programming. Free parking is also available behind the bandshell and at the nearby Cornwall Civic Complex.

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Colts subsidy should have been shelved Todd Lihou todd.lihou@tc.tc

For years following the debacle of the Cornwall Aces city officials, including councillors, have told us they’re not in the hockey business.

Turns out, that’s not entirely true.

It seems the Cornwall Colts got themselves a helluva deal at the Ed Lumley Arena that included a subsidy that saw taxpayers fork over tens of thousands of dollars in subsidies for ice rentals.

It’s called the minor sports association subsidy and it means the Colts saved 40 per cent of the normal rate for ice at the arena, as well as 45 per cent for practice time.

And for what is essentially a private business, set up to make money, this has to stop.

Councillors, though, were having none of that Monday night.

They approved a new rental agreement that spells out the rights to lucrative advertising space inside the arena.

But they also rubberstamped the minor sports subsidy that the Colts will continue to enjoy moving forward.

Now, before the purists start throwing knives (pucks?) let me be clear on a few points, starting with the fact that the Cornwall Colts are a great organization and if I were owner Ian MacInnis I would have welcomed the same agreement. Gladly.

Also, no one is suggesting anything underhanded or dirty took place on the part of the hockey clubs – specifically the Colts. It seems the Colts got themselves a pretty sweet deal, which gives them majority control of lucrative advertising rights within the arena, as well as a subsidy when it comes to ice rentals for home games and practices.

But councillors had a chance to correct the subsidy issue Monday night, and barely gave it a second thought before jumping into the debate about just how much of the arena should go to the Colts for advertising, and how much the Cornwall River Kings should get.

But one has to ask the question – why were the Colts allowed to save so much on ice while others had to pay full price?

The Cornwall River Kings don’t get that kind of subsidy, and they’re a private business just like the Colts.

Of course the River Kings would have to take a quantum leap forward in legitimacy and credibility before they will enjoy the respect the Colts do, but when it comes down to it, both are hockey teams in business to win games…and make money.

Why is one getting a break on ice rentals?

An insider at city hall tells me the Colts were offered the subsidy as a carrot, of sorts, in hopes of cajoling the team into “playing nice” when it came to discussing advertising rights within the arena – back when the Junior A team was the sole ‘owner’ of those rights.

In short, if the Colts gave up some advertising space and the revenue it created, the city would give them a break on ice rentals via the subsidy.

See what I mean about getting into the hockey business?

With the rental agreements for both teams expiring in April, city council had a chance to not only push the reset button on the advertising rules, but also do away with the Colts subsidy.

But it didn’t…and now taxpaying hockey fans, and others who couldn’t care less about the sport, are on the hook.

I have sat through a number of presentations

at city hall where festival organizers and community groups have asked for a break when it comes to renting city facilities.

The answer, almost every time, is a polite ‘No.’ The fact that the Cornwall Colts are getting a subsidy that typically gets ear-marked for nonprofit minor sports leagues is upsetting.

Especially when the Colts enjoy the ability to make money via ticket sales and advertising at the same time.

The last time I checked, the Colts were perennial leaders among CCHL teams when it comes to attendance. And the ability to sell advertising on

rink-boards and the arena in a marquee facility like the civic complex gives the Colts a great opportunity to make some bank.

I get that it’s not easy - but being in business never is.

Do the Colts really need the subsidy? Like I said, if I’m them I take every nickel I can lay my hands on…but city council should have put a stop to this subsidy thing Monday night.

Rank-and-file taxpayers were probably unaware that a portion, albeit small, of their bill at city hall goes to the Colts bottom line.

It’s not right, and it should stop.

change in some meaningful way then the number of employees will remain more or less the same.

That means salaries, which increase incrementally each year and represent the largest block of costs, will continue to drive our taxes higher. That’s not good news for those seeking tax relief.

Organizational change could be a sustainable means of reducing city operating costs. It’s much more effective than deferring work that has to be done at some point anyway.

Cutting people from the bottom of the pyramid without making adjustments at the top rarely works. It just reduces the amount of front line productive effort or leads to more outsourcing, which tends to cost more. Instead, they need to look at flattening the organization and adjusting the layers

of management. Having a senior manager vacate his post offers an excellent opportunity to begin that process.

Staff management is the responsibility of the Chief Administrative Officer and it will be his call as to what or whether any changes will occur. It’s not city council’s job to manage day-to-day operations or to usurp the city manager’s role. But city council will have to approve any new hire in the end and the personnel committee, which includes some city councillors, could have some influence on just what hiring will occur. There are also budget implications and council can use what influence it has on that score to promote the idea of a leaner management cadre.

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The city cannot easily afford to have a number of experienced, competent employees rushing to the exits. But equally, it cannot allow itself to be held hostage if change is, indeed, the best way forward.

The Chief Administrative Officer has already signalled his intention to retire next year, so he will not have to wear the stigma of blame for long and a new CAO can come in fairly blame free and use his or her skills to move the organization forward from there. Change is always a challenge, but managers who can’t deal with challenges are not worth the title. They shouldn’t pass up this opportunity.

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Ed Allard City hall is at a crossroads. It can do more of the same or it can step out into new territory. The long time General Manager of Planning, Parks and Recreation, Stephen Alexander, has retired. It was well earned, Stephen, and I for one certainly wish you all the best in your retirement pursuits. But this opens an opportunity for change.

The city can simply advertise for a replacement and carry on with the same organization. From a stability standpoint, that certainly is an easy course to take and probably involves the least risk. Or it can step into the deep end and use this as a springboard for organizational change.

Taxpayers have been looking for some sort of change for a while now. If staff organization doesn’t

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We never got a cable bill back in the 50s many did, running a shop and making house calls, or installing TV aerials. When folks moved, the aerial followed them.

After Larry Henderson or Earl Cameron (in the U.S. John Cameron Swayze and Douglas Edwards were among the best) finished with the 11 p.m. news, CBC signed off with the national anthem and the Indian chief test pattern took over. Baby boomers grew up with the graphic.

The test pattern was used by station technicians to sharpen the black and white colours. When colour TV became a fixture, the Indian test pattern was replaced by colour bars.

Kids rushed home after school to watch Howdy Doody and join Buffalo Bob in singing the Howdy Doody anthem, “It’s Howdy Doody Time ... it’s time to start the show”. Buffalo Bob opened with “What time is it kids?” The panel of urchins, dressed in their Sunday best, would shout back, “It’s Howdy Doody time!” The show finished with Buffalo Bob bidding adieu “So long, and perhaps someday we’ll come your way...”

Corny by today’s standards. (Good trivia question is what was the clown’s name?). There was Captain Kangaroo with the “Good Morning, Happy to See You” theme song. The show ran from 1954 to 1984, well beyond the Baby Boomer era.

Canine shows were big and none bigger than Lassie which ran from 1954-1973. A German Shepherd starred in The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin along with his kid handler Rusty, both adopted by the cavalry troops at Fort Apache in Arizona.

Both Lassie and Rin Tin Tin made it to the big screen.

For laughs, we watched the shenanigans of

Ralph, Ed, Alice and Trixie in the Honeymooners.

Ralph’s mock threat to send Alice to the moon would be banned today. The Phil Silvers Show with the conniving M/Sgt. Bilko running an army motor pool, I Love Lucy, The Three Stooges and The Life of Riley.

Perry Mason dripped with suspense as defence attorney Mason, with help from his trusted secretary Della Street, never lost a case, always pulling it off with a last-minute confession or piece of critical evidence. Dragnet with Sgt. Friday of LAPD was the most watched police drama of the Fifties. It opened with, “The story you are about to see is true. The names have been changed to protect the innocent.” And, Friday’s “All we want are the facts, ma’am” was written into every script, along with “We were working the afternoon shift.” Apparently Friday didn’t work nights.

The Lone Ranger Show opened with a slice of Rossini’s William Tell Overture and the over-riding narration, “A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty Hi, ho Silver.” Having a piece of his work used in a “Cowboy and Indian” flick must have sent the Italian composer spinning in his grave. He composed it for an opera.

Gunsmoke was a classic when it came to Westerns. Could never figure out if U.S. Marshal Matt Dillion and the Long Branch Hotel owner Miss Kitty had something going on the side. And Doc Adams is not the guy I would want operating on me in the morning.

The grand-daddy of game shows was the “$64,000 Question”. It was axed after the show’s ethics (contestants given answers) became a million dollar question. Almost as popular was

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And one other thing about TV in the Fifties.

The channel selection might have been lean. The quality of picture paled by today’s standards.

But we never got a bill from the cable company.

TRIVIA: In 1957, when the city annexed a big part of Cornwall Township the number of residents grew overnight from 17,030 to a) 23,000, b)29,500, c) 36,000, d) 40,000.

TRIVIA ANSWER: The Cornwall Brass Foundry, in 1948, was on Sixth Street East near Marlborough Street.

HERE AND THERE: One of the dangers law enforcement officers face in the hunt for the two Dannemora escapers is the number of nervous residents hunkered down in their homes with firearms in lock and load mode. Seemed every resident in the remote search areas that CNN talked to said they had armed themselves. ... And with a $100,000 reward on the heads of the two fugitives, not hard to imagine bounty hunters in places like Missouri getting out a map and saying “Where the hell is Dannemora?”

THIS AND THAT Things you can’t make up: After a court ruled that his ex-wife was entitled to half of everything, a Texas man cut everything in half, including his truck. ... Massena hospital treated 22 injured passengers from the cruise ship accident in Eisenhower Lock. The hospital called in 50 staff members to handle the emergency. The hefty bills are in the mail. ...

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Family sounds off on the care of their mother Dear editor: The 92-year-old woman treated by Michael Turcotte at the Foot and Ankle Clinic was my mother.

After weeks of no improvement in a severe heel ulcer, she was taken to the Cornwall ER in unbearable pain.

Osteomyelitis was confirmed resulting in a lower leg amputation. She spent her remaining years in a wheelchair.

Mr. Turcotte told the media he and my mother had “significant differences of opinion”. Contrary to this statement, at each visit she willingly complied

with his treatments and didn’t question him. She trusted him.

He denied challenging the complaint filed with the College of Chiropodists yet immediately retained legal counsel and presented a lengthy response denying all allegations saying that he “closely monitored the wound’s progress” and at no time were any signs of infection present. His ‘close monitoring’ failed to notice redness, swelling, exudate, odour and pain.

His mantra throughout was, ‘it looks good’, ‘it’s healing well’, ‘I don’t know what’s causing your pain’ and ‘come

back in one week’.

Mr. Turcotte’s commented that “the situation is horrible”. The horrible situation from his perspective was not the loss of my mother’s leg but loss of his help to the community during his suspension. He described his penalty as ‘harsh.’ No Mr. Turcotte, ‘harsh’ is losing a leg.

His statements reflect callousness, lack of empathy and a grandiose sense of importance.

He was found guilty of conduct considered disgraceful in that he failed to recognize the condition or

status fell outside his scope of practice, competence or experience and failed to advise to consult with a physician or to go to hospital.

Until completion of specific courses and attendance at six mentoring sessions with a Chiropody/ Podiatry expert, he will be limited in the treatments he can provide.

Mr. Turcotte, D. Ch. (Diploma in Chiropody) is not a doctor. If uncorrected when called ‘doctor’ he is at risk of once again facing the Discipline Committee.

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Claude McIntosh It has been said that television in the early 1950s was the best new toy on the block.

Families, that gathered around the household’s single television set, always in the living room, planned their evenings around what was showing on TV on a particular night. This was a time before dial telephones, when phone numbers were two and three digits and calls were placed through an operator at the local Bell exchange, and just about everybody had a party line.

We watched on 21-inch black and white sets with fuzzy channels (six or seven) that were changed by gently adjusting the dial on the black rotor box that shifted the aerial, secured on the roof by guy wires, this way and that way as it struggled to pull in the sought-after station signal. In Cornwall and area, the stations were CBC (Ottawa and Montreal), Watertown, Plattsburgh, N.Y. and Burlington, Vt. Interference, caused by everything from the neighbour’s power tool to taxi calls, and ‘snow’ that blurred the channel, were constant annoyances.

Some folks used a rabbit ear antenna that sat on top of the TV set. They had, or so it seemed, a range of about six blocks.

Occasionally the TV set horizontal had to be adjusted to bring the rolling picture back in focus. In a pinch, this could be a one-person job, but it required holding a hand-held mirror in front of the screen while adjusting the horizontal knob on the back of the set with the other hand.

Tubes could be removed and taken to a TV repair shop to be tested. There was even a tube tester at one of the drug stores.

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Township officials go ‘yellow’ to support Sean SOUTH GLENGARRY – A campaign to help an Eamer’s Corners Public School student stricken with leukemia made its way to South Glengarry.

Township officials accepted the challenge from Lancaster’s Rozon Insurance Brokers Ltd. to wear yellow in support of Cornwall’s Sean Cowan, 12.

“We are proud to support this cause and are sending positive vibes and wishes out to Sean and his family,” said Mayor Ian McLeod.

Ingrid Snydal, Cowan’s Grade 6 teacher, started a social media awareness campaign in February to convince Hershey to make a yellowwrapped Kiss in honour of the boy, and to help raise funds for kids suffering from leukemia and other cancers.

“We’re all rooting for Sean,” said Snydal.

“It’s really about him – and how much of a boost it gives him. He checks the page all the time and comments about how he’s doing.”

The campaign’s signature colour was inspired by the brave statement made by Cowan’s mom, Susan, when he was first diagnosed: “when life gives you lemons, I guess you make lemonade.”

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July Calendar of Events for Branch 544, Royal Canadian Legion, Lancaster – call 613-347-3286 or visit www.lancasterlegion.com for event details.

UPCOMING EVENTS The Air Cadets have an ongoing recruitment drive for youth ages 12 to 18. Meetings are held at the Township of South Glengarry’s Lancaster office (enter building through the basement back door) from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm on Wednesday.

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Every Wednesday the LanChar Seniors’ Center hosts a Seniors’ Luncheon for $6. Menu varies each week. All lunches are held at the LanChar building at 12:00pm, except the 3rd Wednesday of the month the luncheon is held at the Martintown Community Centre.

Williamstown Discovery & Ghost Walks every Friday this summer (except Williamstown Fair weekend) starting at 8:00 pm. Join us for an evening’s walk through beautiful, historic (and sometimes scary) Williamstown. Your guide will provide a commentary on historic facts as you walk through the village. Walks are about an hour and a half, cost is $10 per person. Reserve your place on the walk by contacting 613-347-2356 (be prepared to leave a message) or email sirjohnjohnsonmanorhouse@bellnet.ca.

A paranormal investigation at the Manor House, where things are heard and seen but cannot be explained. Minimum cost is $100. To arrange a visit, contact us at 613-347-2356 (be prepared to leave a message) or email sirjohnjohnsonmanorhouse@ bellnet.ca.

Martintown Mill Farmer’s Market and Artist Display, every Sunday from 9:00am to 4:00pm. Artists will be inside the Mill, showing and selling their works. Farmers Market and vendors will be selling their goods from fresh fruit and veggies to canning and baking as well as handmade crafts. For more information, contact Barbara Bracken at 613-347-2540 July 1 – Canada Day Activities at Charlottenburgh Park, 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm hosted by the Optimist Club of Lancaster.

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July 4 – South Lancaster Fish and Game Club Kids Fishing Derby at the South Lancaster Wharf. Ages 6-8 at 9:00 am, ages 9-11 at 10:00 am and ages 12-15 at 11:00 am. The day includes use of fishing rods, worms, prizes and a barbeque. Visitors will include the OPP Marine Unit and Jesse Winchester! To register contact Shawna Rousseau at 613-551-5595 or Sherry Davis at 613-361-9665.

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July 10 – Free Women’s Drum Circle, 7:00 pm. To reserve your spot, call Monica at 613-330-7863.

July 11 – Youth Drum Circle, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Have your kids join us for this magical and grounding improvised drumming experience. Cost is $15.

July 15 – Annual Sir John Johnson Manor House Committee Lawn Social beginning at 6:30 pm at the Manor House, 19692 William Street. An evening of entertainment, food, fun and friends. Entertainers include The C-Way Sound Barbershop Chorus, David McPhee and fiddlers, Gabrielle Campbell and singers and Graham Greer, who will have CDs available for purchase. Admission is free for all!

July 16 – Preschool SRC Story Time, 11:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Lancaster Library. Fun stories, songs and play and theme based activities for ages 3-5 and parent/caregiver.

July 18 – Carefor/Glengarry Outreach Yard Sales & BBQ, 7:00 am to 3:00 pm at 20 Victoria Street, Lancaster. The yard sale starts at 7:00 am and the BBQ will start at 9:00 am until 3:00 pm.

Various items available at the yard sale.

July 18 - The Annual Lancaster Community Yard Sale is being held with table setups starting early in the morning till 2:00 pm.

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July 18 – Bainsville Recreation Annual Golf Tournament, beginning at 1:00 pm at the Riviere Beaudette Golf Course.

Tournament is a 9-hole shot gun start and is followed by a BBQ supper to be held at Jack Danaher Park in Bainsville starting at 5:00 pm. Foursomes or individuals welcome, supper only tickets available. Cost is $50 per person for golf and supper or $15 for supper only. To register or for more information, call Dave Robertson at 613-577-9663.

July 19 – St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in South Lancaster will be having a Memorial Sunday at 11:00 am. All are welcome to attend.

July 26 – 39th Annual St-Raphael’s Galarama on St-Raphael’s Parish grounds beginning at 12 noon. Come and enjoy an afternoon of exciting events and live entertainment for the whole family on the historic grounds.

July 26 – Salem Summer Concert Series continues at 7:00 pm with Lisa Zeran as our guest artist playing and singing songs from Canadian Artists. Freewill offering only. Refreshments and singalong.

July 30 – Friends of the St. Raphael’s Ruins, Msgr D.B. McDougald Tartan Tournament at the Glengarry Golf Club in Alexandria. Prize for the best dressed team. Prize at 4 holes for a hole in one! For more information contact Bernie at 613528-4470.

TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH GLENGARRY’S COLLECTION CALENDARS The Township of South Glengarry’s new Collection Calendar will be distributed around the week of July 13th. This calendar contains the Recycling and Waste Collections Map and Calendar information for August 2015 through to July 2016. Look for it in your mail!

JULY 1st HOLIDAY - OFFICE HOURS AND GARBAGE & RECYCLING COLLECTION The Township of South Glengarry’s Office will be closed on Wednesday, July 1st, 2015 and will reopen at 8:30 am on Thursday, July 2, 2015.

In order to accommodate the July 1st Statutory Holiday, garbage and recycling pickups on Wednesday July 1st and Thursday, July 2nd will be deferred by one day.

FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS Firefighter Walter MacDonald has been promoted to Captain for Station #3 in Williamstown. Captain MacDonald has been a resident of the community for over 45 years and is a father of two. He has been an active South Glengarry Fire Service Firefighter for over 9 years. Captain MacDonald has successfully completed all necessary South Glengarry Fire Service promotional examinations and his promotion is effectively immediately.

Congratulations and good luck Walter!

South Glengarry Station 1 (Glen Walter) Firefighter Challenge - Saturday, July 11, 2015 at Glen Walter Park. Divisions for male and female firefighters, Chief’s competition AND open competition (open to the public, 18 years +). Registration is from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm, course walk and rules from 12:00 pm to 12:30 pm and the challenge starts at 12:30pm! There will be a BBQ sponsored by Rozon Insurance. Bring the whole family and witness the comradery and competitive spirit these firefighters share as they compete in this physically demanding challenge.

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Daytime Walking Tour of Historic Williamstown, June through September. Take a leisurely tour through beautiful historic Williamstown, you will have a guide and there will be hosts at the various locations. Cost is $25 per person which includes admission and lunch. To arrange a tour, call 613-347-2356 (be prepared to leave a message) or email sirjohnjohnsonmanorhouse@bellnet.ca.

July 1 - Canada Day activities in Martintown! Visit the South Glengarry online calendar for more information at www. southglengarry.com.

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CELEBRATE RECOVERY meets every Friday night beginning at 7:30pm at Fountaingate Christian Assembly at 949 Mohawk Drive for anyone looking to overcome hurts, hangups and habits.

July 1 Canada Day Celebrations throughout Cornwall and the Counties 800-937-4748 Summer Mazes Open McMaze (St. Andrew’s West) mcmaze.ca Strawberry Social Lost Villages (Long Sault) lostvillages.ca

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MARTINTOWN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY has organized a Garden Tour of six country gardens in the Martintown area. This takes place on Wednesday, July 15 from 9am to 4pm. For more information and tickets, call Terri at 613528-4498 or e-mail: theresareid@xplornet.ca Tickets in advance only (by July 12).

CORNWALL SENIORS CLUB, (119 Pitt St.) invites seniors to attend their annual Canada Day Open House, between 11am and 2pm.

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The Grade 8 students were the doctors at Iona Academy’s 6th Annual Teddy Bear Clinic. They diagnosed and treated all of the furry pets that were brought to school.

The students brought donations and the $250 that was collected was donated to the local OSPCA. SUMMER SUPPER ~ Sponsored by: Our Lady of Grace/St. Pius X Catholic Women’s League, Monday, June 29, 4:30-6:30pm at Our Lady of Grace Church Hall, Ingleside. Cold cuts, assortment of salads, homemade beans & strawberry desserts. Adults: $8. Under 12: $4. Tickets sold in advance. Limited tickets available at door. Call ahead. Tickets available from CWL members of church office: 613-537-2244.

HEALTH & WELLNESS CLINICS ~ Sponsored by: Carefor/Glengarry Outreach Seniors’ Services, Glen Cairn Lodge, 14 Victoria St. Lancaster. LanCar Centre, 20 Victoria St. Lancaster. Monday, June 29, 8:30-11am Glen Cairn; 11:15am-1pm Outreach. No appointment req’d.

9th ANNUAL INGLESIDE FIREFIGHTER CHALLENGE - JULY 18th 2015: Come join us in front of the Ingleside Shopping Plaza for full day of activities for the entire family including: Firefighter Challenge, BBQ, Beer Garden, FREE Children’s Activities (Inflatables, Pony Rides, Children’s Challenge, Face Painting, Little Ray’s Reptile Show), Women’s Charity Challenge, Wings and Corn and FREE Live Entertainment from 6pm-1am featuring Kilts, Riffs and Spurs and SwitchGear! Follow us on Facebook at Ingleside Firefighter Challenge for further information.

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BEREAVED FAMILIES OF ONTARIO Cornwall and Area Support and Share Afternoon is open to anyone who has lost a loved one through death. Next support group meeting is Tuesday, June 30 from 1-3pm at 216 Montreal Road. No cost to attend. Info: 613-936-1455 or visit the DropIn Centre at 216 Montreal Road.

MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Country Roads, Saturday, June 27, 8pm-12am. We have Hall Rentals for all occasions. Moose Lodge, 443 – 11th St. West. 613-938-0666.

CORNWALL & DISTRICT NAVY VETERANS’ ASSOC. ~ 30 Sixth St. East, 613938-0285 or 613-330-1014. Every Friday, Karaoke / Dance Party with Georgie, 8pm.

July 1st Canada Day Beer Garden in Lamoureux Park.

ST. LAWRENCE VALLEY CEMETERY ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICE ~ Sunday, June 28, 2pm at 15570 County Road 2, west of Long Sault. Rain or shine under the tent on the cemetery grounds. Guest speaker: Dr. Sally Grant, retired Psychologist. Music by Candice Provost. Please bring lawnchair.

Refreshments to follow. Everyone welcome!

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Volunteers are needed to deliver meals to individuals in the community during the lunch hour one or more times per month.

Mileage is reimbursed and flexible schedules are available. Please call (613) 933-3384 ext. 4263 for more information.

CHALLENGE YOURSELF Exercise old skills. Learn fresh ones. Make new friends.

Habitat for Humanity Seaway Valley seeks volunteers who bring passion and excitement to our programs. Meet people in our ReStore. Bring your energy to home builds.

Share your creativity in special events. We’re especially looking for folk with retail or construction skills right now. Call Judith. 613 938 0413, ext. 205.

YARD SALE & BBQ FOR CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ~ Saturday, July 4 from 7:00am-2:00pm, 343 Pitt St. Donated Items are needed.

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HILLCREST CEMETERY MEMORIAL SERVICE ~ Sunday, June 28, 2:30pm. The annual Memorial Service will be held at the Hillcrest Cemetery, County Rd 12, Newington with Rev. Krista Shaver officiating. In case of inclement weather, the service will take place in the Newington Wesleyan Church.

CANADA DAY - APPLE HILL COMMUNITY CENTRE ~ Saturday, June 27. Starts at 3pm.

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THE UPPER CANADA ROWING CLUB is holding a Try-It! event on Thursday, July 2 at Lakeview Park in Long Sault. This is a free event so that members of the community can try sailing and/or rowing for free. They can sign up at Eventbrite.ca

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The Canada Cultural Spaces Fund boost will go towards the construction of an extension to the main Upper Canada Playhouse theatre.

Local MP Guy Lauzon made the announcement at the converted factory in South Dundas, which was established in 1983, during opening

night on Saturday (June 13).

The new professional rehearsal hall will be used for productions and a local venue for performances. Details on when construction gets underway have not been confirmed.

“Upper Canada Playhouse takes pride in making a significant cultural and economic impact on our local communities by producing professional live theatre for the past three decades,” said Donnie Bowes, the playhouse’s artistic director, marketing and sponsorship manager. “We appreciate it.”

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In Key West, Florida, along Duval Street, I’ve watched retirees and gays parade their pampered dogs in strollers and – yes, prams.

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The rich in Bogota, Colombia make sure their dogs get exercised. I’ve seen dog walkers leading as many as six pooches at a time.

Boxer beside Collie, schnauzer beside standard poodle, Irish wolfhound beside malamute, they happily trot along in front of their custodian, as amicably as if the entire pack were of the same breed.

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Ce lundi, les députés respectifs d’Ottawa – Orléans et de Glengarry – Prescott-Russell, MM. Royal Galipeau et Pierre Lemieux, étaient sur place à l’Assemblée de la francophonie de l’Ontario (AFO) pour annoncer des investissements importants. Ceux-ci serviront à financer une partie des activités visant à souligner le passage de Champlain en Ontario il y a quelque 400 ans.

Ce sont 2,9 M$ qui serviront à «promouvoir le fait francophone», affirme le député Royal Galipeau.

Des 2,9 millions de dollars, 1,5 millions iront au financement d’événements, tels que «Trouve ton Champlain».

Le député d’Ottawa – Orléans souligne qu’il est important de se commémorer le passage de l’explorateur puisque c’est le symbole de «l’établissement du français en Ontario». Il va même jusqu’à dire que c’est l’occasion de se souvenir que l’Ontario, au même titre que le reste du Canada, a vu le jour en français.

Ce dernier estime qu’ultimement, cet argent sera utilisé pour «encourager l’épanouissement des francophones en situation minoritaire». Il est d’avis qu’il faut travailler pour ces quelque 600 000 franco-ontariens et que l’AFO est «l’instrument tout désigné pour faire avancer ce propos».

La portion restante de l’enveloppe sera employée au financement des activités de l’AFO pour les deux prochaines années. Cela dans le but de permettre à l’organisation de mieux prévoir ses échéanciers et activités précise M. Denis Vaillancourt, président de l’AFO, lui allègue que cet investissement permettra à l’AFO de poursuivre son travail d’éducation des Canadiens et Canadiennes sur l’importance, notamment, qu’a

Le gouvernement fédéral donnera 2,9 M$ à l’AFO

De gauche à droite : MM. Denis Vaillancourt, Royal Galipeau et Pierre Lemieux en possession d’une réplique officielle de l’astrolabe de Champlain. eue le personnage de Champlain pour l’Ontario.

«Trouve ton Champlain» est un projet qui consistera à inviter la population à trouver des

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Rappelons que l’AFO se veut «l’Assemblée de

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qu’ailleurs dans la francophonie se réunissent pour chanter dans la langue de Molière, le FFO est aussi un lieu de célébration de la fierté franco-ontarienne. «Ils viennent se donner le droit de s’afficher haut et fort», poursuit Michel Bénac.

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Michel Bénac se souvient encore de l’un des premiers spectacles qu’il a vu sur la scène du Festival franco-ontarien (FFO) dans sa jeunesse, quand on lui demande d’évoquer ses souvenirs de l’évènement qui fête ses quarante ans cette année.

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Michel Bénac.

de nouveau sur la scène du Parc Major Hill, ce soir, admet que le FFO a toujours eu une place importante dans son cœur, depuis son premier passage sur les lieux. «J’avais tripé, raconte-t-il. Et par la suite ça a été une relation comme festivalier où je pouvais aller voir des excellents groupes dans un festival qui me ressemblait beaucoup.»

C’est au tournant des années 2000 qu’il a foulé pour une première fois les planches de la grande scène, en première partie de la formation Garolou. «Je m’en souviens comme si c’était hier, évoque-t-il. C’était magique.»

Depuis, Swing a offert des prestations au FFO plus d’une demi-douzaine de fois.

Puis, l’un de ses souvenirs les plus marquants est certainement lors de leur spectacle tout juste avant Gregory Charles. «On commençait à être plus connu et ça a été toute une surprise de voir la foule réagir à nos chansons.»

Dès 18h, il montera avec son acolyte sur la scène du FFO, cette fois pour présenter des titres de son plus récent album, La folie, mais aussi quelques succès des précédents opus.

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Get a full golf swing easily Achieving a full golf swing can be something which many golfers wish for. Most players know that if you can perfect the swing, then you are likely to have a much better game overall. This is because if the swing is hard, fast and accurate then the ball will travel closer to the hole right at the beginning of the game. It will then take less shots for it to be potted and your score will be better.

If you can get a good start like this then your confidence will be better and this should help you to play better as well. It is very important to be happy with the way that you are playing as if you are not happy then your game is likely to get even worse as a result.

Even by improving your game just a little bit, you should find that your confidence will be boosted and you will feel much happier and play better.

To get a better swing you may think that the only answer is to pay for some expensive lessons from a golf trainer. This is likely to help you to improve but you will still need to keep practising the new techniques and make sure that you are following the advice that you have been given or else it will be a waste of time. You will not achieve anything if you do not keep working at it and if you do not think that you have the time to commit to it then you may as well not bother making a start really.

However, most people can take some time to practise, even it is during a TV program or in your lunch hour at work. Remember that if you can master the technique of a full golf swing and it becomes a new habit, you will not need to practice this aspect so much any more. There are many resources to choose

from that you can use in order to help, even if you cannot afford professional lessons.

It may even be better for you to work through a book, DVD or website at your own pace, rather than having a few quick lessons which could be expensive. It also means that you can keep going back over it if you need to and also choose the bits that you feel you need most help with.

If you have mastered the techniques but feel like you are getting a bit rusty, you can go back to the DVD, book or website and look back over the exercises or information, a full golf swing video tip, or do some more work again. Choose something which you think you will easily be able to work with, a medium which is convenient for you and something in a good price range.

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Lambert, sur la Rive-Sud de Montréal. Souli­ Hwy. #2 East Cornwall gnons que ce Country Club célè­bre en 2010 ~ Public Welcome ~ GolF $ GolF $ Golf & Ride $ son 100e anni­ver­sai­re, ce qui en fait l’un des 613-931-1122

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plus vieux clubs de golf.

Dans les années 1920, un qua­tuor de gol­ feurs de Montréal jouait régu­liè­re­ment à ce Country Club. L’un d’eux pos­sé­dait une voi­ture et avait la res­pon­sa­bi­li­té de con­dui­re les trois autres au Club. La route était excep­tion­nel­le­ ment lon­gue et périlleu­se dans ces années, alors qu’aujourd’hui cette route ne deman­de que sept à huit minu­tes du cen­tre-ville.

Les nom­breux nua­ges de pous­siè­re, les voi­ tu­res ren­con­trées et l’écart entre les sta­tionsser­vi­ces repré­sen­taient quel­ques-unes des dif­fi­cul­tés qui ren­daient hasar­deu­se n’impor­te quel­le bala­de en voi­ture à cette épo­que. Le point cul­mi­nant du voya­ge était l’effrayan­te tra­ver­sée du fleu­ve Saint-Laurent sur le pont Victoria, un pont conçu pour les car­ros­ses tirés par des che­vaux.

Arrivé au Club, le grou­pe se dépê­chait donc pour se ren­dre au pre­mier ter­tre afin d’éta­blir sa prio­ri­té de départ. Le con­duc­teur de la voi­ ture avait très peu de temps pour repren­dre ses esprits. Son pre­mier coup de départ démon­trait géné­ra­le­ment sa gran­de ner­vo­si­té et ne reflé­ t ait pas son stan­ d ard de jeu habi­tuel.

Puisqu’il était le con­duc­teur, les autres mem­bres du grou­pe lui accor­daient une con­ si­dé­ra­tion spé­cia­le : il avait droit à un deuxiè­ me essai. Le nom du con­duc­teur était David Mulligan. Ainsi, l’action de frap­per un deuxiè­ me coup du pre­mier ter­tre est rapi­de­ment deve­nue un Mulligan.

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1938-39 Central Public Senior Lacrosse Team Thom Racine Last month this great old photo from 1938-39 was printed requesting some information. Who were these youngsters and where did they play? I included some names in no particular order, hoping that someone out there might be able to help.

I got several responses. Audrey Hickey (nee Forbes) indicated her brother Les “Feather” Forbes was standing on the left. Then, Floyd “Pop” Carson and his sister Dot Blackburn indicated the boys with initials on their caps were he and his brother

Bob. The Bob suggested their parents purchased the caps and their mother stitched in their initials.

But Len “Lefty” Pecore provided much more than I could have asked for.

The team of senior students from Central Public School were drafted onto two teams. The school had two sets of sweaters, the red stripes on white version are worn in this picture. The other set were green and orange and had SF on the front. (Smith & Farlinger Hardware on Pitt Street sponsored) Len even put the boys in order as he remembers his old school chums from yesteryear.

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Beautifully updated 1560 sq.ft. brick bung. with fin. basement features sunken living room with hardwood floors and gas fireplace. All hardwood and ceramic on the main floor, 2 updated baths, gas fireplace in the rec room, patio doors off master to a deck and fully fenced yard and a single attached garage. $234,900

East Ridge Subdivision (off 2nd St East)

“The Wakeman 1090” 1090 Sq.Ft. 2 bedroom all brick bungalow, open concept peninsula kitchen overlooking living room! Main floor laundry room. Very bright home!

Built Beyond Code for your peace of mind !

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Former TARION Builder of the Year

Re/MAX Cornwall Realty inc., Brokerage www.remax-cornwall.ca

649 second street east 613-938-8100 independently Owned & Operated

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5624 PineStone dr., Sandywood eStateS

New wiNDOws BeiNg RePLACeD tHis MONtH. Plus front roof has just been re-shingled. Great family home in a great neighbourhood. Over 1800 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, rough-in for 3rd bathroom in the fully finished basement.

Open concept main floor, hardwood throughout, extensive landscaping, attached double garage, and a great northern view of rolling fields. Quick possession is possible for Tanya Flaro* those who would like to enjoy 613-330-3580 the summer here. $394,900

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 19047 BeaverBrook rd, Martintown 90 acres of land come with this brick century home. Approx 30 acres of field, and 60 acres of mixed cedar, pine and hardwood. Home has lots of potential, over 2000 sq ft, lots of original wood throughout. Horse barn with 8 stalls. $299,900

New ListiNg

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 kraFt Spacious 2600 sq ft century home sitting on 8 private acres. Lots of original character, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and many updates $379,900

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Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 CeltiC lane, lanCaSter Over 450 ft of frontage along the Raisin River and only a 3 min boat ride to the St. Lawrence River. Home is approx 2800 sq ft with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and sits on 5 acres. $431,500

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 18283 tyotown rd Move right into this nicely finished 3 bedroom, all brick bungalow with loads of updates including metal roof, all heating and cooling, gas fireplace, kitchen, bathroom, flooring and more. Det double garage, and almost 200 ft of frontage. $269,900

New PRiCe

Reina Leroux* 613-551-1360 1124 riverdale ave. MLS-M1201 –- Bring the family – we have room – large 4 bedrooms, 2+1 bathroom, In-ground heated Valmar pool, sunrooms etc. etc. New Price $365,000

Building quality homes since 1955

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New ListiNg

Dwight Lafave** 613-577-7777 106 heritage. Brick 3+1 Bdrm. semi, finished rec weSt end 620 Power daM dr., 3+1 Bdrm room, attached garage, gas heat and central air, French with 2 Baths, gas heat, patio doors to deck and doors leading to two tier deck in private fenced rear above ground pool. Not one to miss. $174,700 yard. Call me for a viewing. $210,400 MLS M2151 MLS M0177

New ListiNg

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 18669 BeaverBrook rd, Martintown This 5 bedroom century home sits on a beautiful 3 acre property. Approx 3000 sq ft, hardwood flooring, inground pool and quiet location. $294,500

43 FORESTDALE CR.

1265 sq.ft. all brick bung., 2 bdrms, 2 baths, fin rec rm with gas fireplace, main floor laundry, rear deck, central air.

CHESTER LECLERC LTD • 613-933-9709

New ListiNg Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 416 Shirley Very well maintained 3 bedroom riverdale home which is only one block from Viscount.

Original hardwood throughout, newer gas furnace, sewer lateral done in and out. New Price $209,900

New ListiNg

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 19728 John St. williaMStown This 3600 sq ft home is full of history!! Located in the sought out area of Williamstown, with 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and an abundance of character. $369,900

6297846

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1100 Marleau Ave 613-932-7686 www. menardbros.on.ca

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Moose Creek Great inVeStment/ buSineSS oPPortunity with Great reVenueS

New Detached Single Family Home 348 Glen Nora Drive

6110737

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Built in 1998 is this all brick Immaculate bungalow with 1200 sq.ft. new 1600 sq.ft. on new liSTinG brick bung. the main floor. liSTinG featuring 3 bedrooms, bright eat-in kitchen with ceramic flooring and 3 bedrooms patio doors to beautiful deck and large yard, inviting living room and upstairs plus eat-in kitchen, 2 full baths and main floor laundry. modern 4 pc bath. Fully finished basement with full kitchen, dining Downstairs features a new kitchen, large rec room, 4th bedroom area, and a huge rec room with wood fireplace. $214,900 and den plus a 2pc bath. All on a large lot in the city. $249,900

6298636

2096 PiTT ST.

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New PRiCe

Tanya Flaro* 613-330-3580 18525 MCCaw St Martintown Peacefulness awaits you! Just over 1250 sq ft, this 3 bedroom home sits beautifully along the Raisin River with over 250 ft of frontage. Lots of natural light with approx 19 ft of south facing windows in liv rm, finished bsmt, woodstove and over 2 acres. $249,900

downtown reSidential Condo MLS M2233 - JUST MOVE IN - Main Floor- One Bedroom with Flex Room, Large open concept Living Room Kitchen, lots of quality cupboards with stainless appliances. Ground floor patio with BBQ hook up, indoor heated parking and one outside Reina Leroux* parking. $219,000 613-551-1360

New ListiNg Reina Leroux* 613-551-1360 412 FiFth St. e., Unit 106 HAVe A LOOK. MLS M1869 Modern one bdrm. condo. No carpets, no stairs, main floor condo.

Large bedroom and bath, garden doors to concrete patio with BBQ connection and remote awning for your comfort. $159,900

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465 PITT ST. 613-938-2121

MICHAEL VANDER MEER Broker 613-938-2121

JuLIE QuESNEL

Broker 613-662-7653

LuC POIRIER Broker/Courtier

613-936-3778

WAYNE THOMPSON

Sales Rep. 613-362-3820

RON WOOD

Sales Rep. 613-363-3001

SuSAN MCDONALD Sales Rep. 613-938-2121

JACK ROY Sales Rep.

613-931-1290

KAREN CHAMBERS

Sales Rep. 1-613-407-7596

MICHAEL DEBOER

Broker of Record 613-936-3124

HEINE BRuININg

Sales Rep. 613-330-1651

$14,900 ROXBOROUGH GARdENS (L3709) 100x150 Building Lot. Good Elevation. Come see!

DORIS DeBOER

Sales Rep. 613-363-4113

MAuRICE (MOE) LEMIEuX SHERRY McCuLLOugH Sales Rep. 613-930-1136

SOLD

Sales Rep. 613-551-2141

ROBERT JuHASz

Sales Rep. 613-360-0087

SOPHIE gOuDREAu Sales Rep. 613-938-2121

MICHAEL dEBOER 613-936-3124

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5329 WOOdLANdS Rd., INGLESIdE - $174,900

(M1273) LOTS OF ROOM TO ROAM! Large 4 bdrm home with 1-1/2 baths, woodburning stv in dining rm. Property has a multi-use shed/garage/storage. Perfect spot to raise a family, grow a garden & raise some chickens.

HEINE BRUINING* 613-330-1651

HOBBY FARM - $379,999

220 EIGHTH ST E $119,900

SERENITY! (M1958) Looking for a Hobby Farm? This is for you! 2 barns, workable acres & bush. Mostly fenced.

3+1 Bdrm bungalow.

(M2078) GREAT STARTER! 3 bdrms, updated bath, nice kit, dining & living rms, great garage on large lot.

MICHAEL dEBOER† 613-936-3124 & dORIS dEBOER* 613-363-4113

PRICED TO SELL $149,900

700 ELEVENTH ST E

15253 COLONIAL dR., INGLESIdE - $219,900

(M1913) 3 Bdrm brick, one owner, Move-In-Condition, cool C/A, all for less than $160,000.

(M1246) JUST MOVE IN! 3+1 Bdrm bung, gleaming hdwd flrs, spacious rec rm plus bar, deck & 5 appliances included.

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-2:30PM

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MICHAEL dEBOER† 613-936-3124

NEW PRICE $639,000

5482 CTY Rd 12 (CORNER OF CTY Rd 2 & WALES Rd)

(M2116) OWNER WANTS TO RELOCATE BACK HOME. Should go fast! Located along the St. Lawrence just west of Long Sault. This bung with granny suite is perfect for the right family.

18708 MCGILLIVRAY Rd., MARTINTOWN

240 SYdNEY NEW PRICE $249,878

(M1454) DEAL!!! BELOW MARKET VALUE. $30,000+Ugrades. STUNNING CENTURY HOME. 3000 sq.ft.+/-,wd frpl/elect frpl insert, 10’ ceilings, orig plstr, crown mouldings. Gourmet kit, gran cntrs, hdwd flrs, renov bath, luxurious 400 sq.ft. bath/hted 403 ELEVENTH ST W - $119,000 flrs, wlkout balcony. Fin 800 sq.ft. 3rd Flr/loft, ideal for rec rm/gym/off/bdrm, 4 skylights, gas heat, C/A. (M2099) Goog Retirement or Starter Home. Roof less that 5 yrs as well as hot water tank. Close to most amenities & has potential to be a moneymaker with some SOPHIE GOUdREAU* 613-363-4233 upgrades.

93 AC CHARMING FARMHOUSE (M1773)High ceilings, original character restored,hdwd flrs, renov Gourmet kit, granite counters, S/S appliances & quality cpbds, sunrm, renov bath tiled shower, loads of upgrades (check out the list on my web site). Wildlife, hunting, fishing, 23 tiled acres & more.

SOPHIE GOUdREAU* 613-363-4233 www.century21.ca/sophie.goudreau

MICHAEL dEBOER† 613-936-3124 & dORIS dEBOER* 613-363-4113

MICHAEL dEBOER† 613-936-3124

MICHAEL dEBOER† 613-936-3124

www.century21.ca/sophie.goudreau

ROBERT JUHASz* 613-360-0087

4460 CTY Rd 34 $239,000

$268,500

$399,900

(M2137) The house “SCREAMS” of income potential, a 3000 sq.ft. bldg $365,000 on a main rd with a horseshoe drive is great for a lot of different businessess. An extra deep garage is great 16265 NORTHFIELd Rd., for a mechanic. Older home with 4944 JOHNSON Rd., WILLIAMSTOWN 18478 GLEN FALLOCH Rd., great character & added bonus side (M2032) This 2+2 bdrm bung is the perfect family home. Close to schools just a LUNENBURG - $425,000 lot of 1 ac can be sued for Multiple short bus ride, wooded area for nature & play, huge back deck for entertaining to (M1367) MUST SEE PROPERTY! Large MARTINTOWN Uses. GO AHEAD, MAKE AN OFFER! match open concept kit/dining rm. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS ONE. CHECK OUT THE workshop with heated flr, 3+1 bdrm bung (M0730) There is way too many features with att 2-car heated garage on 3 acre lot. to list. The only way is to see for yourself.

ROBERT JUHASz* VIRTUAL TOUR.

620 CONCESSION 5 Rd., VANKLEEK HILL

(M2135) Close to 417 with easy commute to Montreal or Ottawa. Nicely secluded on 4.83 ac with horse barn & 14 stalls. Newer home with 5 bdrms which could easily be set up for In-Law Suite.

613-360-0087

ROBERT JUHASz* 613-360-0087

ROBERT JUHASz* 613-360-0087

ROBERT JUHASz* 613-360-0087 ROBERT JUHASz* 613-360-0087

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$299,000 3854 4TH LINE Rd., GLEN ROBERTSON

NICE DESIRABLE LOCATION! (M0859) Large 3 bdrm brick bung featuring a spacious country kit & fin bsmt, 2 baths, det garage, new siding, shingles & door on garage.

ROBERT JUHASz* 613-360-0087 ROBERT JUHASz* 613-360-0087

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NEW PRICE $172,900

(M1083) Well-kept 1330 sq.ft., 4 bdrm home with spacious kit, dining rm & living rm. Too many numerous updates to mention.

Make your appt now, your won’t be disappointed.

MAURICE (MOE) LEMIEUX* 613-930-1136

6400 LE dOMAINE, SUMMERSTOWN - $595,000

WATERFRONT - PRIVATE ESTATE (M1192) Exquisite Property with 2885 sq.ft. Expansion done in 1989 with extensive renovations. White Angelstone Exterior, dbl att garage. Features 3 bdrms, 3 baths.

180’ Frontage, 1.7 Acres.

MAURICE (MOE) LEMIEUX* 613-930-1136

NEW PRICE $179,900

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(M0714) Exquisite Older, 1800 sq.ft.

2-storey home. Numerous updates.

Good size kit with moveable island & oak cabinets, 3 bdrms, 3-season sunrm with hot tub, FA oil heat, det garage with pellet stv, fenced yard. Easy commute to Ottawa. MOVE-IN-CONDITION.

MAURICE (MOE) LEMIEUX* 613-930-1136

2194 TOLLGATE Rd W $137,500

$139,900 97 MOULINETTE Rd., LONG SAULT NEW PRICE $239,900 17 FIRST ST W • NEW PRICE $177,500

905 GUY ST. FRESH ON THE MARKET! (M1216) All brick bung. Updates: roof, windows, FA gas furnace, C/A, hdwd flrs in living rm & hallway, 2 baths, fin rec rm. Very well-maintained.

MAURICE (MOE) LEMIEUX* 613-930-1136

LUC POIRIER, BROKER/COURTIER 613-936-3778

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LUC POIRIER, BROKER/COURTIER 613-936-3778

LUC POIRIER, BROKER/COURTIER 613-936-3778

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20341 CTY Rd 25, GREEN VALLEY - $249,900

(M0891) Simply beautiful with many possibilities.

WAYNE THOMPSON* 613-362-3820

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$239,900

308 MCCONNELL AVE $98,500

(M2067) A great Starter or Investment property in a convenient location.

(M1249) A unique opportunity with this 3 (M2227) A pleasant mixture of old & new bdrm home on large lot has commercial in this 4 bdrm home on acre lot with lots area & sep entrance & includes extra lot. of extras.

1101A LARIN AVE

PERFECT SPOT TO START OUT! (M2134) This 2 bdrm home in a great location features FA gas with C/A.

756 MONTCALM CRT $244,900

LUC POIRIER, BROKER/COURTIER 613-936-3778

WAYNE THOMPSON* 613-362-3820

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$79,900

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$144,900

24 FENNELL CR - $164,900

SEMI OR dUPLEX LOT (M1398) 3 Bdrm bung with att garage on 336 FIFTH ST E (M2074) 4 Bdrm home with gourmet (M1963) Great north end location zoned nice pie-shaped lot, with large covered deck. (M2203) Tastefully renovated home with all the kitchen & spa-like bath. A MUST SEE! for a semi or duplex.

Home features additiion that will amaze you. bells & whistles. HURRY, WON’T LAST LONG!

WAYNE THOMPSON* 613-362-3820 WAYNE THOMPSON* 613-362-3820 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121

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NEW PRICE $134,000

NEW PRICE $167,900

3269 MAIN ST., AVONMORE 16345 JENKINS Rd., LONG SAULT

(M2247) New on the Market and very “Price Friendly”.

19930 CTY Rd 2, SUMMERSTOWN

(M1870) 1728 Sq.ft., 3 bdrm year-round 217 PRINCE ARTHUR - $112,400 (M1133) 3 Bdrm , 3 bathrm raised bung (M0291) 2 Bdrm main level townhouse. waterfront cottage on a 82x244 lot. (M2245) All brick 3 bdrm. Large lot with dbl on a 100x148 lot. New kit, fin bsmt, $13,000 of upgrades in 2014. Low utility Newer windows & shingles, pellet stv & gar & abv grd pool. Extra rm in bsmt, frt heated garage. costs & condo fees. 6 Appliances included. much more. verandah & rear deck.

3 GREY AVE., LONG SAULT

18306 RANdY ST., BAYVIEW ESTATES $264,900

(M1638) 3 bedroom with attached ga- (M1868) A 3 bdrm side-split with large rage. Home built in 1957 and is on mar- dbl car att garage in a great country ket for the first time. subdv. Just min from the City.

NEW PRICE $234,900

PURE COUNTRY! $134,900

3750 HWY 138, MONKLANd

HIGH TRAFFIC COMMERCIAL NEW PRICE $559,900

(M1942) A 1670 sq.ft. bung with att ga- (M1781) 3450 sq.ft. one level building on (M1900) This 3 bdrm side-split has a dbl rage & 1 bdrm Granny Suite. Many recent a 100x150 lot located in one of the highrenovations. You will be impressed. est traffic counts in Cornwall. car garage & great country views.

MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121 MICHAEL VANdER MEER** 613-938-2121

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(L2206) Large 4+1 Bdrm home, huge yard with pond, in-law suite, an oversized workshop with wdstv is the ultimate MAN CAVE. All of this on 2+ Acres.

618 GUY ST - $182,000

3272 MAIN ST., AVONMORE

214 THIRd W NEW PRICE $139,000

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26 BEEch St., inglESidE Just in time for spring, this charming 3+2 bedrooms, 3 bathroom bungalow located in the desired vil age of Ingleside. Only 2 years old open concept and tasteful y finished from top to bottom. It boasts a large welcoming front veranda, and a back deck and patio in the fenced backyard for your family enjoyment. Some of the great features are large windows, 7.5 in quality engineered flooring, ensuite bath and walk-in closet. This one won’t last long!! $359,000. Jo ann langStaff 613-577-1873

80 Main St. n., alExandria Wonderful 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom split level home with oversized main floor family room. Inground pool in backyard with privacy fencing. This property is ideal for a home based business. MLS M1247 $279,000. d.a. MacMillan* 613-360-1078

122 BElMont Your family could live comfortably in this 1600 sq. ft. home, while generating additional income from the rear bachelor apartment rental. The main home has upper front and rear porches, 3 bathrooms, 4 bedrooms, convenient upstairs laundry and a back office/storage room. Bachelor has been previously rented to students at a rate of $550 per month + utilities. www.122Belmont.info $127,500 PEnny ruddErhaM 613-930-3377

29 Broad St. lancaStEr This 3 bedroom bungalow is perfect for the family just starting out or the retiree looking to downsize. Open concept living room with hardwood, kitchen and updated kitchen cabinets. Large fenced in yard with pool, interlocking patio and single detached garage. It also features a wood-stove in the basement and a finished rec area & storage room. $162,900 PEnny ruddErhaM 613-930-3377

26 MarlBorough St. MaxvillE Side by side 3 bedroom duplex in the vil age of Maxvil e. Only 40 min to Ottawa, 30 min to Cornwall & 1 hr to Pointe Claire, Que. Live mortgage free by having 1 side pay for the other.

Electric Baseboard heating throughout and a wood-stove in 1 unit. With a little sprucing up this duplex can be perfect for you and your family to live comfortably for years to come. $89,900 PEnny ruddErhaM 613-930-3377

28 anthony StrEEt Updated brick duplex on a great part of Anthony Street.

Perfect for owner occupied with a large double detached garage, three bedrooms in main floor unit, 2 bedrooms upstairs; both have front and side porches, laundry and parking on site. $192,000 PEnny ruddErhaM 613-930-3377

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3327 Main St., avonMorE Fantastic 3 bedroom home is awaiting some finishing touches. Downstairs features a kitchen, living room, mud room, a master bedroom, as well as a powder room. Upstairs you wil find 2 bedrooms, full bathroom and laundry room. Enjoy the warmth of the wood stove. Head outside to a spacious yard. Call today for more details. MLS M2146 $97,000 hilda Buiting 613-913-0891

Alexandria 613-525-3039

1308 cuMBErland St, cornWall Very clean with updated new flooring and windows (2013).Also sewer pipes were updated(2013). Fenced semi private yard with a utility shed. This two bedroom home is a must see. Call for your private viewing. MLS M2198 $119,000 valEriE Mallory 613-571-9245

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15937 SunSEt drivE A beautiful custom built executive home situated on the prestigious Moulinette Island (Island 17) could be yours just in time for summer. This home boasts beautiful hard wood floors, main floor Master bedroom with a large ensuite, formal living room, dining room, large kitchen with loads of cupboards and a separate family room with stunning views of the St Lawrence River and beautiful sunsets. Upstairs has 3 large bedrooms and the main bathroom.

The outside is beautifully landscaped and ready for years of family fun and great memories. Don’t wait call Jo Ann for a private viewing. $689,000

Jo ann langStaff 613-577-1873

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90 MoulinEttE rd, long Sault This is the perfect family home of 1560 sq. ft. with 4 bedrooms and in move-in condition. Hardwood and ceramic flooring, recent renovations, spacious rec room complimented by a wood burning fireplace. Large rear deck and 18’x36’ inground pool in the fenced yard.

65’x142’ lot. MLS M0903 $264,900

alfrEd hEiM* 613-938-3860

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1200 Pitt StrEEt Cozy 2 bedroom bungalow the could make a great starter home, downsizer or investment property. Featuring recent shingles, forced air gas heat, updated doors, electrical breakers, detached garage, and a spacious yard. MLS M2163 $111,900

PEtEr hickEy 613-551-6776

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210 McgrEgor avE, cornWall It’s an ideal home for up-starters or for retired folks: a most lovely home with 2+1 bedrooms, garage and a well-manicured yard with sundeck. Boasting recent upgrades such as the furnace and the air conditioning system. Come and view it! MLS M1722 $142,900

alfrEd hEiM* 613-938-3860

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57 Main St, nEWington This home is awaiting a handy person to take it to its full potential. This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home has lots of space and potential. New outside is a fantastic shed and fenced yard. Call today for full details! MLS M1480 $64,900 hilda Buiting 613-913-0891

38 Main St, nEWington Great vil age home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. This home is awaiting a new family to enjoy the quiet setting of the vil age. Downstairs has kitchen, dining room, living room and full bathroom. Upstairs you wil find 3 bedrooms and second full bathroom. Head outside to the peaceful large yard. Call today for your private viewing. MLS M2129 $127,000 hilda Buiting 613-913-0891

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17664 BlooMington rd., MaxvillE, ont. Four bedroom century home in a park-like setting with newer addition featuring family room with woodstove and a full basement. Good commuting distance to Ottawa and Cornwall. $179,000 MLS M1410

doug arkinStall 613-360-0948

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4863 2nd linE rd., north lancaStEr Spacious well maintained 3 bdrm. home that requires your visit to see the quality of the detail in the interior renovation, natural gas heat, central air, attached garage, nice lot. $179,000 MLS M0566

doug arkinStall 613-360-0948

1111 ontario StrEEt, cornWall With a little TLC, this could be a great family home. 3 bedroom Semi located close to shopping, soccer fields and other amenities. Basement partially finished and ready for your personal touch. Partially fenced yard allows a place for kids and pets. Won’t last long!! $131,200 MLS M1893 laurin (MoE) MauraiS* 613-363-3052

grEat invEStMEnt! 12-12a ElM StrEEt, cornWall Perfect for a growing family. Modern 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom main unit, 1 bedroom apartment to help pay your mortgage or use it as a private in-law suite. Yard includes gate system to fully enclose in summer for children to safely play.

Come have a look! $229,900 MLS M0760 laurin (MoE) MauraiS* 613-363-3052

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318 guy StrEEt This great starter home has 2 bdrms with the potential of a third bdrm or rec room in basement. Many new recent updates including windows, shingles, paved driveway, rear gate and fence, hot water tank, ceramic flooring. Duct work and furnace are in place but not connected to the gas line. Come and see for yourself. MLS M1661 $82,500 valEriE Mallory 613-571-9245

17033 hEadlinE rd, long Sault Country living 10 minutes from Cornwall! The perfect home for a growing family, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a large eat in kitchen, separate dining room. A living room, family room and rec room with plenty of space for the whole family. A beautiful large backyard, above ground pool, 3 storage sheds and lots of room for family play. Call today for a private viewing. MLS M1218 $219,000 tEdd langStaff 613-861-1870

MuSt SEll 18479 hughiE Munro, aPPlE hill This cute and cozy home may be just what you need.

Walking distance to the park and post office. Many updates like a metal roof (2003), windows (1995), new hot water tank and pump, electrical (1997), plumbing (1993). Septic and furnace have been very well maintained. MLS#M1620 $99,700 valEriE Mallory 613-571-9245

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118 Eighth StrEEt WESt Spacious 2 storey semidetached home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large family room, deck, inground pool and pool house, private fenced rear yard that backs onto a park. MLS M1788 $134,900

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MotivatEd SEllEr 33 cuMBErland Beautiful main level condo, one of the larger condos in this building with 2 large bedrooms. Master bedroom has a walk in closet & ensuite with walk in shower. Open concept living/dining room & kitchen with patio doors leading to an outside sitting area. MLS M1658 $229,900. Jo ann langStaff 613-577-1873

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1404 lEonard avE., cornWall Wonderful bungalow located in beautiful, established neighbourhood.

Offers 3+1 bedrooms, living room, family room and partially finished basement. Large private backyard, ground level patio, lots of gardens. Come see for yourself!!

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44 wIllIaM sT., alexanDrIa Custom built 2 bedroom bungalow with attached garage, natural gas fireplace in living room. Very clean & well maintained. Convenient south end location. Immediate possession available. MLS M2022 $190,000. D.a. MaCMIllan* 613-360-1078

5411 CoUnTY rD. 27, wIllIaMsTown This is your opportunity to own a squared log home with 2,200 sq. ft., 4 bdrms + 2 baths. Possible in-law suite. Open concept kitchen-living area. 17-1/2 acres of treed property for recreational needs, Williamstown area. MLS M0198 $285,000. D.a. MaCMIllan* 613-360-1078

123 GarDner aVe. 3+1 bedroom bungalow in the East end of the city. A large eat-in kitchen with dining room and living room. Renovated bathroom and 2 bedrooms on the main floor; another bedroom in large loft. Finished basement with rec room, gas stove and bar with cooktop & wall oven, extra bedroom and 3 piece bath. Garage with shop and beautiful in-ground pool. Upgraded windows/gas furnace/roof. MLS#M1428 $195,000 lInDa GIroUx-DaIGle 613-551-5839

14392 DaFoe rD, InGlesIDe Beautiful bungalow offers eat-in kitchen with large windows, hardwood floors in living room and bedrooms. Master bedroom with ensuite and large closets. Main floor laundry and sunroom. 2 additional bedrooms, family room and extra storage on lower level. 25’ x 35’ shop/garage.’ $229,900 MLS M0814 ClaIre HallIDaY arMsTronG 613-551-2812

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88 sT. PaUl sT., alexanDrIa Opportunity knocks with this multi-res property. Income at full occupancy over $126,000 per year. Call for details. MLS M1584 $699,000. D.a. MaCMIllan* 613-360-1078

6276 wIllow Dr., lanCasTer Compact 2 bedroom bungalow with 50’ of frontage on lake St. Lawrence. 2nd lot across the road with a garage. Permanent aluminum dock. Metal roof in 2014. Immediate possession for Summertime fun!

MLS M0647 $299,000. D.a. MaCMIllan* 613-360-1078

35 MaPle sT., alexanDrIa Great 4 bedroom home in excellent condition. Lots of original hardwood flooring and mouldings. Main floor family room with gas stove. Economical gas heating. Call for apt. to view. MLS M0155 $199,000. D.a. MaCMIllan* 613-360-1078

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15 MaIn sT. s., MaxVIlle Main floor is rented to a Home Hardware franchise. Second floor contains extra large 3 bedroom, 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom units. Net income of $36,700/year.

MLS M0269 $330,000. D.a. MaCMIllan* 613-360-1078

23 VICTorIa sT. w., alexanDrIa 3 bedroom brick bungalow with a finished basement containing 4th bedroom, 2nd bathroom + rec room. South end location close to shopping and park. MLS M1110 $169,900. D.a. MaCMIllan* 613-360-1078

20636 ConCessIon 9 rD., alexanDrIa Open concept living in this large 1,460 sq. ft. bungalow built in 2002. Hardwood and ceramic, 2-1/2 bathrooms. Very nicely treed country lot.

MLS M1111 $269,900. D.a. MaCMIllan* 613-360-1078

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BeaUTIFUl BUIlDInG loT n/a CaMeron roaD, sT. anDrews w Located in a very pretty and private area, this building lot is simply awaiting your custom home. 140 feet frontage by almost 300 feet deep. $29,900 MLS M2113 ClaIre HallIDaY arMsTronG 613-551-2812

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1796 DewHUrsT aVe, Cornwall Modern home that offers open concept living room, bay window, renovated kitchen with hardwood floors through both, stainless steel appliances (2014). Upstairs has a modern bathroom with 3 generous size rooms. Master bedroom with storage & access to the bathroom. Lower level has a family room, fireplace, 4th bedroom, 2nd bathroom and laundry and plenty of storage.

Shingles 2014. MLS M2048 $258,500

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20340 laGGan-GlenelG rD., DalkeITH 11 year old 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home on 5-1/2 acres bordered by a small river. Original log home on property which has been restored + used as an acessory building. 36’ x 48’ barn adaptable to other uses. A very interesting property. MLS M1592 $475,000. D.a. MaCMIllan* 613-360-1078

404 - 331 waTer sTreeT w, Cornwall Prime location, 2 bedr, 2 bath condo. View of the park & the St. Lawrence river. Unit boasts 10 ft ceilings and 9 ft window. Hardwood floors throughout & ceramic in the kitchen. Plenty of storage; in-unit laundry & extra storage locker. Natural sunlight & breathtaking views from the balcony. MLS M1235 $324,900 Jo ann lanGsTaFF 613-577-1873

565 JoYCe This charming multi level home is located in the centre of Riverdale, one of the most desirable neighbourhoods in Cornwall. There are 4 large bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, living room, dining room, modern kitchen, warm and inviting family room and more storage then you wil know what to do with. Some of the many upgrades are 22 thermal low-e glass windows, kitchen, bathrooms, h/e gas furnace, roof, on demand hot water system, gas fp insert, the list goes on. To accompany this lovely home are the most beautiful and peaceful gardens that are completely fenced in for your private enjoyment. MLS#M1782 $334,900 Jo ann lanGsTaFF 613-577-1873

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2238 TollGaTe rD. w. Great living at affordable cost. This semi features 3 bedrooms (large master with walk-in), open concept kitchen dining area. Lots of updates including floor, windows, doors, etc. $143,500 MLS M2020 MarYse GaGnon-rUesT* 613-363-6279

16698 MaloneY rD, sT anDrews wesT This one offers you convenient access to highway 18. Lovely 3 bedroom bungalow with attached garage is on almost an acre of land. The open concept kitchen/dining area offers you plenty of cabinetry. The living room also features cathedral ceilings. Patio doors leading to a 3 season sun room.

Basement with fireplace. Come take a look! MLS L2883 $219,900 MarYse GaGnon-rUesT* 613-363-6279

115 14TH sT wesT 2 bedroom bungalow with detached garage located in a quiet neighbourhood. Hardwood floors in bedroom, dining room, living room and hallway. Built in stove and oven. Finished rec room with a dry bar. In ground pool. MLS M1648 $164,900 MarYse GaGnon-rUesT* 613-363-6279

16700 wIllY allan rD. lUnenBerG Build your dream home on this beautiful 3.22 acre property on Wil y Allan Road. Culvert driveway already installed. This lot features beautiful mature trees and is conveniently located just off the highway 138, great for Ottawa/Cornwall commuters and in a nicely growing area of South Stormont. MLS M0249 $31,000 PennY rUDDerHaM 613-930-3377

617 CUMBerlanD First time buyers this is the one for you. Combined living/dining room, main floor large master bedroom with ensuite & large closet. Bright kitchen, ceramic floors and patio doors that lead to a deck and fenced yard. Many renovations & improvements including kitchen, flooring, bathrooms, gas furnace, metal roof. Completely painted. $139,000 MLS L3376 FaYe alloTT 613-571-9605

GreaT FaMIlY neIGHBorHooD 601 sUrGenor sT, Cornwall This spacious and beautiful 1900 sq. Ft home is perfect for people that enjoy living on one floor (no stairs). The inviting living room/dining room is accentuated by a charming gas stove, kitchen with dining nook. 4 Bedroom (master could be converted back to a family room). $239,900. MLS M1327. MarYse GaGnon-rUesT* 613-363-6279

6551 saPPHIre DrIVe, soUTH GlenGarrY Built in 2011, this home is designed with flare and is unique. Stone exterior with a large rec room and radiant floor heating that you will find above the 1100 sq ft three car garage. There is a covered rear porch with a beautiful park-like backyard. Open concept main floor layout is great for entertaining. Master bedroom has a walk-in closet and elegant ensuite featuring a soaker tub and stand up shower. For more information and video of this property visit www.6551SapphireDr. info MLS# M1138 $479,900

PennY rUDDerHaM 613-930-3377

5 sTraTForD BlVD, lonG saUlT This custom built executive 1950 sq. ft. bungalow in prestigious Arrowhead Estates will win over all the members of your family. This open concept home is priced to sell and features vaulted ceilings; natural gas fireplace; 3+2 bedroom; spacious kitchen with custom cabinets and backsplash; finished basement with home theatre room; large master bedroom with walk in closet; ensuite with stand up glass shower, double sinks and Jacuzzi tub and so much more. www.5stratford.info.

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101 Markell Cres, Cornwall Attractive home close to schools, park and 401 access. Many upgrades which include: hardwood & ceramic floors, bathrooms, shingles and mouldings. 3 bedrooms on the main floor and 1 in the basement. Basement also includes a rec room with fireplace. Call today for a viewing. $229,900 MLS M1818 PennY rUDDerHaM 613-930-3377

28 FIrsT sTreeT wesT, Cornwall Located in the central business district in beautiful downtown Cornwall this property is a sure thing for any business looking for visibility. Building features, parking, brick exterior, 3 levels, with some updates. Central Business District Zoning. MLS M1234 $214,500 PennY rUDDerHaM 613-930-3377

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PrICe reDUCeD 23 TwelFTH sT easT, Cornwall This great little 2+1 bedroom home is perfect for someone starting out or anyone requiring a need for main floor living. Located in a quiet part of the North end and conveniently close to shopping you’ll be glad watching children play in the street from your bright closed in front porch. Features single car garage, central air and affordable forced air electric heating. Listed at $117,100. PennY rUDDerHaM 613-930-3377

16 aDaM DIxon Dr., lonG saUlT Tucked away on a quiet street in the vil age of Long Sault is this hidden gem.

This home is close to schools, park and the new splash pad. This homey open concept bungalow features: three bedrooms, large double detached garage, large master bedroom with ensuite, updated main bath with so much more to offer your growing family. www.16AdamDixon.info $192,500 PennY rUDDerHaM 613-930-3377

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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. $229,900

Beautifully restored 2 storey 3 bedroom brick home on 10 acres with attached garage.

Home has been extensively updated while keeping the character and charm. From the rare iron wood island in the country kitchen, to the wood trim this home is sure to please. Please contact agent for full details. New price of $399,900

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Beautifully treed 1.3 acre lot just minutes from Cornwall, this extensively renovated split level home also offers a separate 1200 sq ft shop with 2 levels and 3 garage doors, features a spectacular Solarium warmed by a gas radiant stove, with patio doors leading to an interlocking stone patio, 2+2 bedrooms, open concept kitchen & family room also warmed by gas fireplace, additional large family room, new 4 piece and 2 piece bathrooms, the entire main 5319 POWER DAM DRIVE, and upper levels have beautiful hardwood and ceramic LONG SAULT, ON KOC 1P0 flooring, stunning new kitchen with Granite counter tops and modern stainless deep sink, new gas furnace and central A/C unit , circular driveway and parking up to 10 cars, and includes all the stainless steel appliances… For more information, please call Kelly at 613-361-2220, or visit propertyguys.com and enter home # 132583. $309,900.

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Cornwall officers attend funeral for slain Edmonton police constable Adam Brazeau adam.brazeau@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario – A pair of Cornwall police officers were in Edmonton this week to pay tribute to a fallen brother.

Sgt. Dave MacLean and Const. Austin Clark of the Cornwall Community Police Service made the trip to Alberta Wednesday (June 18) to take part in a massive memorial service for Edmonton police Const. Daniel Woodall, who worked for the hate-crimes unit.

Over 3,500 officers and first responders, many from across the country, attended the

funeral where the 35-year-old, husband, and father of two was remembered as a valued friend and colleague.

Woodall started his career with the Greater Manchester Police based at the Wythenshawe station.

“There’s a wide range of emotions. The first and foremost is sadness for his family,” said MacLean. “You relate that to your own family and situation, and what that would be like for your kids. When I was out there that day, that feeling, it grips you.”

Woodall and Sgt. Jason Harley, 38, were serving a warrant at a west Edmonton home on June

8 when gunfire broke out as they attempted to enter the residence.

A total of 53 bullet holes were found in the house and garage across from the crime scene.

The officers didn’t fire any rounds.

Harley was shot in the back but has been released from hospital. Authorities identified the suspect as 42-year-old Norman Walter Raddatz.

“He was just doing his job. There is always some risk but when a team goes out they’re confident that they’ll be coming home at the end of the day,” said MacLean. “Unfortunately there are situations where things take a turn for

the worse and something like this happens. It’s a real tragedy.

The 14-year veteran of the CCPS and Clark, who has spent seven years on the force, were glad to offer their deepest condolences to Woodall’s family, friends and colleagues as Edmonton residents lined the streets to watch the procession pass.

“The outpour of support from the community and fellow colleagues was unbelievable.

Coming in from Ontario there were so many people who approached us and were appreciative we made the trip,” said MacLean.

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Julie, daughter of Richard & Liliane Parisien, has accepted the position of an Associate as part of the Energy, Chemicals and Utilities practice with Strategy& management consulting firm in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Following her graduation from La Citadelle, where she was the recipient of the Governor General Award, Julie completed her Bachelor of Arts at Queen’s University. In 2004, she enrolled at the University of Toronto, where she obtained her Master’s and PhD in Comparative Literature. She was the recipient of a University of Toronto Fellowship, the Ontario Graduate Scholarship, and the Social Science and Humanities Research Council Award.

In 2010, Julie accepted an internship with Vale in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She then returned to Canada and was hired as a senior business analyst at their Toronto office.

In 2014, Julie obtained her MBA at INSEAD, studying in both France and Singapore.

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A friendly reminder to anyone taking their furry friends on drives. Never leave your pet in the car (for any length of time) with the windows rolled up. It’s hot in there!

The Saint Joseph School of Nursing Alumnae would like to extend a huge thank you to FLOWERS CORNWALL, located at 1317 Pitt St. for the beautiful corsages they provided to our “over 60 years graduated nurses” at our annual luncheon in May. It is always a pleasure to deal with the staff at Flowers Cornwall.

Summer break is almost here. If you haven’t thought about what you’re going to do with your kiddies yet, now’s a good time. There are plenty of summer camps and programs being offered throughout the city and area.

There’s a new horizon forming in Cornwall as the north channel of the Seaway International Bridge is removed piece by piece.

The fountain at the Cenotaph on Second Street is a lot more colourful these days! Stop by one evening and have a look!

Years of service Seven were honoured for their combined 239 years of service at Bergeron Electric’s 70th anniversary celebration. From left are Marc Richer, Cameron Matheson, Alan Merpaw, Barbara Champagne, Jacques Cadieux and Barry Ezard. Absent: Tom Baker This year there are 10 reserve highland military teams competing in the Maxville Games this year. The event is hosted by the SD&G Highlanders and sponsored by Dewar’s Scotch.

The Army commander, lieutenant-general Marquis Hainse, will be the official host. First Saturday in August each year.

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From a reader: “Michelle Charlebois from Salon on Second 909 Second Street West paid it forward to her customers for the month of June. And how she did this was by giving her customers a free treatment, $5 off a haircut plus a $10 off a colour. What a special way to say Thank you to her customers.”

Construction is underway at the Agape Centre – but its doors are still open. Food bank and soup kitchen services remains open as usual, and its New For You resale store is open with regular hours.

Five generations Standing from left are Linda Warner, great-grandmother and Wanda McMahon, grandmother. Seated from left are Lyle Ezard, great-great-grandfather, Kyle Shaver, father with Baby Traiton Brent Shaver, born April 21, 2015.

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South Dundas on a hot streak: Morrisburg Public School kindergarten teacher Jennifer Wagensveld won the Fire Safety Award from the Fire Marshal’s Public Fire Safety Council in Toronto on June 16.

BIG SHOUT OUT to Leon’s Home Furnishing Superstore for donating a dryer to the Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry SPCA in Cornwall after hearing about the animal shelter’s predicament!

Be a friendly neighbour: keep those living around you in mind when deciding what time is best to mow your lawn. Those with little ones would be especially grateful.

At Dentistry from the Heart, 85 patients received free treatment thanks to the staff and volunteers at Seaway Family Dental in Cornwall, Ont.

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Tom and Mick were walking along a street in Toronto.

Mick looked in one of the shop windows and saw a sign that caught his eye. The sign read, “Suits $10 each, Shirts $4 each, Trousers $6.50 per pair.”

Mick said to his buddy, “Look at the prices!

We could buy a whole lot of dose and when we get back to St, John’s could make a fortune.

Now when we go in you stay quiet, okay?

Let me do all da talking cause if they hear our accents, they might think we’re thickos from Newfoundland and try to screw us. I’ll put on my best accent.”

“Right y’are Mick, I’ll keep me mouth shut, so I will. You do all da business,” said Tom. They go in and Mick said in a posh voice, “Hello my good man. I’ll take 50 suits at $10 each, 100 shirts at $4 each, and 50 pairs of trousers at $6.50 each. I’ll back up me truck ready to load ‘em on, so I will.”

The owner of the shop said quietly, “You’re from Newfoundland, aren’t you?”

“Well yes”, said a surprised Mick. “What gave it away?”

The owner replied, “This is a dry-cleaners.”

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