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Expanding service and carrying a legacy

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NICK SEEBRUCH

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CORNWALL, Ontario - H. Moise Jr. Trucking has expanded its business. Located at 1423 Pitt St. Hector Moise Jr. has expanded his business next door into what was the historic Gosselin’s Super Market.

Gosselin’s Super Market was a staple in the City of Cornwall, with George Gosselin running the store for many years and his father before him.

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Several Cornwall businesses are now offering BYOB (Bring Your Own Bubble) hours.

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit businesses hard by restricting the number of individuals who can safely be at a store at any given time.

The pandemic has also introduced the idea of social bubbles, where people are being

asked to limit their social circle to 10 people, which is the same 10 people as everyone else in that social circle.

The BYOB concept allows an individual and up to 10 people in their social bubble to book a time at a participating Cornwall business where they all can go and shop safely. With the holiday shopping season around the corner, this idea will help both businesses and shoppers alike.

The idea was offered to Cornwall Tourism and the Cornwall and Area Chamber of

Commerce by Barbara Leduc, of Mrs. B’s Gifts and Home Décor.

“We have a lot of customers who have compromised immune systems, and they were afraid to come into the store,” Leduc said. “I think that this is a really good idea for most stores to try, especially at this time of year.”

The Cornwall Chamber promoted the idea to all of its members asking them to consider adopting the initiative themselves.

“BYOB is a unique shopping experience where you can book a private shopping

session (outside of regular shopping hours) with your social bubble of 1-10 people to avoid crowds and standing in line outside,” reads a newsletter to Chamber members. “It will also offer a safer shopping experience for those suffering underlying health issues that may not feel comfortable shopping alongside strangers.”

In addition to Mrs. B’s, other participating Cornwall stores include Life’s Little Pleasures, Laura’s Flowers, Floral Expressions, Flowers Cornwall, Crushed Lane, and Love and Lee.

them feel good with respect and safety in mind,” says Lucille.

In looking to the future, Roger shares, “If it is possible, stay in your home. And if you need help to stay home, call Carefor. Try to have these services. When we have these services, we’re alright here.”

Huguette and Roger are not the only ones in the community planning on living in their home as long as possible. The Home Care Ontario Study found over 95% of seniors in Ontario believe staying home is the safest environment to live in during the pandemic, and over 93% of seniors in Ontario would choose to stay in their homes with home care services instead of moving to a long term care facility. Carefor’s team of experienced Nurses and PSWs make staying home easier by providing excellent care and companion-

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In 2019, PSWs provided over 22,730 hours of care to seniors across Eastern Counties.

This number is expected to increase beyond 2020. Help Carefor continue to support seniors at home by making a donation today at carefor.ca/donate.

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The Bourgon family is thankful in receiving home care services from Carefor for over seven years. Huguette and Roger, now married for 63 years, want to stay in their home as long as possible. Lucille Ferron, a Carefor Personal Support Worker (PSW) makes it possible to do so.

Huguette’s mobility made it challenging to do certain activities around the home and looks forward to the time she gets to spend with Lucille. “Lucille is a ray of sunshine. She is always happy and encouraging,” Huguette

shares. Roger also finds comfort in having Lucille help his wife, as he knows she’s being well taken care of and is always mindful of their health and safety.

The Bourgon family is very careful with people coming and going from their home.

“Lucille asks a lot of questions about the family. We are her first priority. She comes and takes our health seriously and does her job with great care,” Roger shares.

PSWs like Lucille do not want to see their clients become ill and take extra precautions to ensure their well-being. “I’ve been doing this for 17 years. I want to see clients stay safe and happy in their home as long as possible. I show them how to safely move in their home and connect them with other services as needed. As soon as I meet with someone for the first time, I do everything I can to make

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Whether myth or fact, it’s been said the Inuit have at least 50 words for snow. As Director of our Hospital Foundation, I’ve often wished there were more words to describe how thankful our team is for your support. After four years leading CCHF, I’ve been privileged to have met so many people committed to making this such a giving place.

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I was reminded of this determination a few weeks ago when our team was contacted by the Cornwall Lions Club. Despite the detrimental effect COVID-19 has had on many traditional fundraisers, including the cancellation of their 2020 Lobster Feed, our Lions were keen to continue their pledge towards the purchase of a new cataract microscope.

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Hector said that George offered the store to him after he decided to retire.

With the expansion, they are now able to provide new services in the renovated store and parking in the back to help reduce and ease the flow of traffic on Pitt St. “We gained the shelf room in the expansion so we decided to get into feed and seed and acquired the same supplier that supplied the old Atkinson’s store on Second St,” Hector explained.

They will also be adding vegetable seeds, plant seeds and growing options to their product line as well.

“We found there was no high-end bird seed stores in the area and we wanted to get into that market,” said Hector.

Hector explained that he was committed to having 90 per cent Canadian goods on the shelves at H. Moise Jr. Feed & Seed. Hector’s wife Shelley-Ann has a passion for crafts, and they’ve made space in the store for crafters to sell their goods.

“We have had a lot of local crafters come in wanting to sell their goods, and customers are interested in the store itself because it was Gosselin’s,” he concluded.

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Since this column is being published in Cornwall Seaway News, I’ll share some of my Seaway ship-watching lore with you.

Unfortunately, the immediate Cornwall area lost almost all chances of seeing ships when the Cornwall Canal was filled in during the 1960s.

I’ve always been into all sorts of ‘watching’: bird-watching, plane watching and people-watching. Direct involvement in vessels of all types has enriched my knowledge of things that float.

We’ve canoed along the United States and Canadian sides of the St. Lawrence, from

Kingston to Cornwall. As we paddle along we share the channels with enormous vessels; we certainly keep a close eye on the freighters and tankers we encounter, often with a “Third Eye” cycling mirror so we can see what’s creeping up behind us.

A memorable Seaway trip was aboard the CCGS Radisson, an ice breaker that took me from Beauharnois Lock to the Welland Canal at St. Catharines. My best freighter experience was aboard a Yugolinea freighter, the MV Zvir. It took 14-days to get from Genoa, Italy to Boston.

Then there were the crossings of the Atlantic from ports of Florida to the Mediterranean, and a historic voyage through the Panama Canal to Vancouver.

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According to Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8, “To everything there is a season…”. As far as shipping on the St. Lawrence Seaway is concerned, the official window for vessels to make their way up from Beauharnois to Kingston is from March 25 to January 13. Ice conditions are the determining factor.

Summer has just left us, but the ship-watching season on the St. Lawrence Seaway is in its prime. My favourite haunt for ship-watching is the Iroquois Lock. Its lift/drop is a mere +/- one foot, compared to the Snell Lock’s impressive 45 feet.

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If you’re a fisherman (please excuse the suffix ‘- man’), you know that everyone has a favourite fishing hole, but they’re reluctant to share it. The same can be said for a certain restaurant, camping site, mushroom-foraging spot and wild garlic picking place. When something becomes too well known, it loses its mystique.

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CORNWALL NEWCOMERS CLUB welcomes women who have moved in the last 4 years to Cornwall and the surrounding areas within the SD&G Counties. Info: Louise 613-932-7557 to learn more about the club and its activities.

DOES FOOD CONTROL YOUR LIFE? Do you constantly diet, starve, binge or purge? Do you hate your body? Do you eat and feel guilty?

STOP hurting yourself with food. There is a place for you! We meet every Monday evening at 6:30pm at Wesleyan Church, 780 Sydney, Cornwall. You are not alone. Contact 613-8205669 or oa.cornwall@gmail.com IS SOMEONE’S DRINKING BOTHERING YOU? You are not alone. There is help and hope. Call 613-937-4880 or visit www.al-anon. org

SPAGHETTI FUNDRAISER sponsored by the Knights of Columbus 755 on Friday, October 30th. Lunch served from 11:30am to 1pm and Supper served from 4:30pm to 6:30pm. (205 Amelia St. downstairs hall). Info: 613-932-7600.

ST. LAWRENCE SENIORS at ANAF will be starting Bingo on Mon. Oct 5 & Thurs. Oct 8.

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ENCORE EDUCATION CENTRE (SD&G Seniors’ Education Centre Inc.)- NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Friday, Oct. 30, 1:30pm, Encore Education Centre, 146 Chevrier Ave., CCEC Auditorium. Attendees will be required to wear face coverings, social distancing measures will be in effect. Because there remains a possibility that changing circumstances could require cancellation of this meeting, we would strongly suggest that you confirm 24 hours prior by calling the Encore office at 613-937-1525.

THE SEAWAY SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB, 506 Pitt St. at Fifth St. is offering an activity called Knit Wits. Wool is provided by the centre, finished products are donated to organizations such as Agape, nursing homes, schools, etc.

You can also knit for your own personal use if you bring your own wool. Activity is offered to members every Wednesday 1-3pm. Due to Covid-19 you must pre-register on Tuesday from 9-11:30 am. If you would like to become a member or want more info. call the centre 613932-4969 Monday to Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.

SKI WALKING AT SUMMERSTOWN FOREST: Ski walking sessions will be offered every Sunday throughout the fall at 10 am at the trailhead parking lot. Get ready for the XC ski season. Physical distancing measures to be applied. Summerstown Road, 1.6 km north of exit 804 of the 401. Info and to register, visit www.summerstowntrails.com.

SEAWAY SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB is now partially open with social distancing and mandatory adherence to EOHU guidelines. At this time we offer fitness classes, darts, knitting, Swedish weaving and line dancing (experienced level only). Call for details at (613) 932-4969.

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THE SENIOR CLUB 119 Pitt is in need of wool for our Happy Knitters club. We knit scarfs,hats,mitts,blankets socks and slippers all of charity. If you have a charity you would like for us to donate too let us know. You may drop any wool at the club on Thursday from 1;00 to 3;00. Packing in the back of the club. or you may call 613-932-2980.

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What to do about winter NICK SEEBRUCH

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Winter is fast approaching and the COVID-19 pandemic is still with us. Businesses of course, have been hit hard by the pandemic. Over the spring and summer, we saw different innovations be introduced to help businesses bring in revenue, even while restrictions were in place, such as limits on individuals in stores and outdoor only dining. Council has thrown around a few ideas in the past on how to support businesses in this troubling time, but a plan needs to be in place now, before winter comes.

There are things that the City of Cornwall can do to support businesses during the winter months.

Getting people outside is a hard sell sometimes during the winter, but that is exactly why Cornwall City Council and city administration should be focusing on as they plan for the colder months.

Over the summer we saw the City of Cornwall undertake new and different placemaking projects like adding colourfully painted picnic tables to the downtown, and allowing restaurants to extend their patios into the streets, and of course adding pop-up shops in front of the Cornwall Square.

Placemaking will have to be taken to the next level to bring people into businesses in the downtown.

Rochester, Michigan, a town a quarter of the size of Cornwall, goes all out with Christmas lights in their downtown.

The committee for the Cornwall Arts and Culture Centre fund could setup and hold art exhibitions outside of the future Art Centre at 159 Pitt St. These exhibitions could have a small outdoor fire for heat, and money could be raised for the Arts and Culture Centre at the same time.

While many people will not be interested in sitting outside in a restaurant’s extended patio, temporary huts can be put up outside of the restaurants in those spaces where they can offer hot chocolate, smores, or let their creativity run wild and offer something entirely unique to their establishment.

Over the summer we had a very successful outdoor event in the downtown, the Art Walk.

Cornwall should have events such as these during the winter months to keep people active and out and around our businesses. If people are given a reason to walk the streets of Cornwall, the businesses on those streets will see a boost to their revenue.

These ideas I think could be a boon to all businesses, but I’m worried in particular about restaurants.

The restaurant sector is particularly vulnerable, and many restaurants were living on thin margins before the pandemic even began.

The city has indoor space, a lot of it, and that’s what restaurants will need the most during the winter.

I have seen some local restaurants offer blankets and outdoor heaters to extend the patio season, which are smart initiatives, but there will become a time when eating outdoors is just not attractive. The province has also limited the number of patrons allowed inside restaurants. I’m sure no restaurant owner designed their business plan with using only a fraction of their indoor space in mind.

Something that the city can offer restaurants is indoor space. Both the Benson Centre and the Cornwall Civic Complex have been used over the past few months for the United Way’s Emergency Food Hamper program, so we know food can be handled there, so why not offer parts of those spaces to restaurants so they can offer more indoor dining during the winter?

The Benson Centre has three ice rinks and a large indoor soccer field. The Complex has the large ice space in the Ed Lumley Arena. These places can be divided up with temporary walls to help ensure proper distancing and give space to possibly even having multiple restaurants indoors. Food trucks can be brought in if existing kitchen facilities are not adequate.

My final thoughts are things need to start happening now. This also does not have to be just a city led solution. Cornwall’s service clubs have more than ample experience in putting together great events in Cornwall and I would be eager to see what they could bring to the table to make the city exciting and vibrant during these pandemic times.

Do you have thoughts on this issue, or any other issue that you would like to share? Email me a Letter to the Editor at nseebruch@seawaynews.media

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Well-justified concerns Dear Editor, I read with interest the story regarding well-justified concerns over the re-zoning of lands on the eastern border of Cooper Marsh.

I was struck by the statement by Deputy mayor Lyle Warden that “if the developers are following provincial regulations, who are we to put up a roadblock?” Who indeed? The answer is: you are the elected representatives of the people, and it is your duty thus to represent their interests. There are currently 2000 names on a petition (it can be viewed easily on Facebook, on the page, Protect Cooper Marsh) to council to deny the zoning change.

Anyone who has lived in Glengarry County for longer than half an hour, not to mention the thousands of visitors and schoolchildren who go there every year, can attest to the importance of Cooper Marsh for preserving fragile wetland species diversity. Further, the re-zoning of marshland and floodplain for commercial and industrial purposes is in direct opposition to the provincial planning act

which stipulates that such areas be preserved against encroachment by those interests.

This is part of an alarming trend that is happening along the watershed throughout the length of South Glengarry. Council is using their local power of re-zoning to override the planning act for both private and commercial interests not only in Cooper Marsh, but also Lancaster and the Bainsville Bay area.

At a time in the life of this planet when we are scrambling to preserve what is left of wildlife habitat in the face of massive species extinction, and the textbook scientific evidence that points to marshlands being as important as rainforests when it comes to species diversity, it is simply unacceptable for council to abandon their responsibility to their constituents, and allow commercial and industrial development to proceed unopposed.

Christine Lavoie Bainsville, Ontario

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ambulance service.

The service was a far cry from today’s paramedic operation.

Drivers had basic first-aid training, if that.

And at one time, a funeral home provided the ambulance service.

ALSO THIS WEEK IN 1962 – Pitt Street Hotel Ltd., owner and operator of the King George Hotel (Pitt and Second streets), announced that Nick Kaneb had been retained as a consultant and adviser. ... The new St. Columban’s Convent at Fourth and Augustus streets, described by some as bomb shelter, held an open house. It was built for the Congregation of Notre Dame.

The 10 sisters who resided at the convent taught at St. Columban’s West School. The order had been teaching in Cornwall since 1885. ... Cornwall Cable Vision was offering new customers $50 for their TV aerials, regardless of size or condition. ... Julius Resnick, maker of ladies’ handbags, went into production at its west-end plant. ... The Collegiate Institute Board was told that a new city high school would be needed within two years. It was pointed out that Cornwall Collegiate had 1,485 students and the 1963-64 school year could have an enrolment of 1,600. St. Lawrence High School, which had moved its commercial department to a former cotton mill building, was expected to reach capacity in two years. ...

New teachers at SLHS included Darquise Laurin, Gerald Aubin, Stuart Pescod and David Courville. Among the new teachers at CCVS were Doug Roberts, Lynda Rolston, Douglas Hill, Flora Hill and Mary Ann Bradley. ... Reitman’s opened its new store at 160 Pitt St. ... Built in 1860, the large home at York and Third streets, next to Gonzaga High School, was torn down.

(Property now occupied by the Richelieu Day Care Centre). The Presentation Brothers moved into the home in 1922. ... The public school board approved construction of a

new elementary school – John Sandfield Macdonald – at a cost of $79,000. ... There were 86 new housing units construction in the city since Jan. 1. ... Moe Racine booted a field goal on the last play of the game to give Ottawa Rough Riders a 26-24 win over Montreal Alouettes. ... In high school football, John Billing ran for 136 yards and scored a touchdown as SLHS Saints defeated Kingston Collegiate Blues 14-1.

Henry Blanchard had the other TD. ...

Cornwall Collegiate got touchdowns from Del Bergeron, Kirk Dupuis and Harold Murphy to blank South Grenville Giants 19-0.

HERE AND THERE Who ever thought the day would come when there would be more money in making and selling hand sanitizer than booze? .... Dale Hawerchuk’s sons, Ben and Eric, have expressed an interest in visiting Cornwall to see where their Hall of Fame dad played junior hockey. Neither has ever been to the city. ... Former Canadiens defenceman Serge Savard told the story of Henri Richard having three fights in a game in Boston against the Bruins. After the third fight his brother Maurice skated over to the Bruins’ bench and announced, “I’m next.”

TRIVIA Established in 1785, St. Andrew’s is the oldest parish in the former AlexandriaCornwall Roman Catholic Diocese. What is the second oldest: 1) St. Finnan’s (Alexandria), 2) Nativity (Cornwall), 3) St. Mary’s (Williamstown), 4) St. Columban’s (Cornwall), 5) St. Raphael’s.

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Some random thoughts on the past week.

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any crazier in the Excited States of America, it did. Or as they say in Texas, “Who would have thunk it?”

Anti-Trump cable television networks were going bonkers because D. Trump’s personal physician didn’t give enough details on the commander-in-chief’s condition while he was bivouacked in the world’s best-known military hospital.

Hey, what happened to the “wonder drug” promoted by Trump? The one called hydroxychloroquine.

Apparently, the doc should have satisfied them with some of the nitty-gritty. That POTUS had two successful bowel movements and passed gas at least six times since arriving at hospital.

The MSNBC and CNN talking heads wailed about the prez’s wacky ride-about to give supporters gathered outside the hospital a thumbs up and went into convulsions over Trump’s staged return to the White House and Mussolini-style balcony photo op. But they were the ones who gave it air time.

The White House spiritual team members– made up of right-wing evangelical church leaders appointed by the Trump gang – can get up off their knees now that the prez has made a miraculous recovery.

Maybe the prosperity preachers are right, that he is the “chosen one”.

Wonder if Donald Trump Jr still thinks the COVID-19 virus is no worse than the flu. That is what he told Trump propaganda minister Sean Hannity of Fox News just five weeks ago.

Stay tuned. This can only get zanier. _________________________________

In October 1962, just three years after it went on air, the plug was pulled on Cornwall’s television station, CJSS-TV Channel 8.

The new owner, Bushnell Broadcasting Ltd. of Ottawa, announced that the Water Street studio was being closed and programming transferred to Ottawa. All but five of the Cornwall station’s 26 employees would be terminated.

The station was launched in 1959 by Montreal businessman Stanley Shenkman who owned CJSS Radio. He purchased the radio station from Thomson Newspapers, owner of The Standard-Freeholder. The station had been known as CKSF and operated out of a building attached to the newspaper office (now a parking lot).

Shenkman later sold the station to Canadian Marconi Broadcasting of Montreal and Ottawa-based Bushnell which purchased the Marconi shares.

The radio station, with 25 employees, was not part of the TV sale to Bushnell. It was purchased by Tri-Co Broadcasting (Emard family) in 1963. _________________________________ On Oct. 5, 1962 the owner of the city’s ambulance service said that if a better financial arrangement was not worked out by the end of the year he was closing down.

Exclusive Ambulance owner Rene Leroux said he was losing money on the service, mostly because it was difficult to collect money owed by persons who had to pay out of pocket. The welfare office covered the bills incurred by its clients and the city police board gave the service an annual grant of $1,000 for transporting traffic accident victims to hospital. He said the grant was not enough.

One suggestion was for a system in which the hospitals billed the provincial government for patients who came to the emergency department by ambulance and pass the money along to the privately-owned

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21. Dizzy’s music 23. Applaud 24. A Great Lake 26. Therefore 27. Pit 28. Zoomed 29. Damsel 30. Teen skin problem 31. Type of brakes 33. List of choices 37. Precious gem 39. Coffee vessel 42. Moved like molasses 44. Virtue 46. “____ of Eden” 48. Stationary 49. Midday 50. Captures 51. “____ Do You Love” 52. Bring down a tree 53. Wrath 55. Soup vegetable 56. Australian bird

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setting off the fire alarm Smoke detectors are life-saving devices, but they can also be a source of annoyance if they go off when there isn’t an emergency. Plus, if you have a monitored system, the false alarm might dispatch firefighters to your home. This can compromise public security if a real emergency arises elsewhere.

Here are a few steps you can take to reduce the risk of mistakenly setting off a fire alarm at home: • Move smoke detectors away from sources of smoke and steam such as the stove, shower and fireplace.

• Opt for photoelectric smoke detectors.

They’re less sensitive to steam than ionization smoke alarms.

• Activate the delay setting on your detector. This way you’ll have 90 seconds to cancel a false alarm before it alerts first responders.

• Make sure everyone in your household knows how the detectors work and what to do if an alarm goes off by accident.

• Inspect the smoke detectors in your

home at least twice a year to ensure they work, and replace them every 10 years.

Before you cancel a fire alarm, make sure you know why it was triggered. If you notice smoke or flames, evacuate your home and call 911.

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Cooking Fires unattended is a leading cause of home fires in Ontario.

Install smoke and carbon monoxide alarms on every storey of your home.

Test them every month.

How do I keep myself and my loved ones safe?

• To prevent cooking fires, you must be alert. You will not be alert if you are sleepy, have consumed alcohol, drugs or medicine that makes you drowsy.

• Always stay in the kitchen while cooking. If you must leave, turn off the stove.

• Keep anything that burns—oven mitts, cooking utensils, dish cloths, paper towels and pot holders— a safe distance from the stove.

• Keep a proper-fitting pot lid near the stove when cooking.

If a pot catches fire slide the lid over the pot and turn off the stove. Do not move the pot until it has cooled completely.

• Loose-fitting clothes can come into contact with stove burners and catch fire. Wear short sleeves, tight sleeves or roll them up when cooking.

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fire-safe kitchen Did you know cooking is a leading cause of residential fires? In response to this alarming fact, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has chosen the theme Serve up fire safety in the kitchen! for this year’s Fire Prevention Week, which runs from October 4 to 10. Here are three components of a fire-safe kitchen.

1. A watchful eye According to the NFPA, unattended cooking is the number-one cause of kitchen fires. Therefore, you should never leave the kitchen when frying, boiling, grilling or broiling food. If you need to leave the room, even briefly, turn off the burner.

While it’s safe to leave food briefly unattended if it’s simmering, baking or roasting, you should check it regularly (set a timer to remind you) and never leave the house.

2. A clean space To reduce the likelihood of a kitchen fire

igniting, make sure your cooking area is free of clutter. This includes keeping flammable items like oven mitts, wooden utensils and food wrappers away from the stovetop. You should also avoid wearing loose clothing when you cook. Remember to clean food and grease from the stovetop and oven after each use.

3. A nearby lid The most effective way to put out a small grease fire is to carefully slide a lid over the pot or pan and turn off the burner.

Never use a portable fire extinguisher to put out a grease fire. Similarly, in the event of an oven fire, turn off the heat and keep the door closed until the appliance cools.

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4. Keep exits clear Exits should be free of obstructions at all times. In the winter, make sure snow is promptly cleared away from doors and ground-floor windows, and that none of these exits are frozen shut. Additionally, make sure furniture and other objects don’t block escape routes.

These simple steps can help keep you and your family safe in the event of a fire.

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This year’s Fire Prevention Week (FPW) theme, “Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen!” is aimed at educating everyone about the simple but important actions they can take to keep themselves and those around them, safe in the kitchen.

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A fire can spread rapidly through your home, leaving you with just a few minutes to safely evacuate. This means every member of your household needs to be prepared to act quickly in an emergency. If you haven’t done so already, here are four things you should do to protect your family.

1. Install an alarm system You should have at least one smoke alarm and one carbon monoxide detector on each floor of your home, as well as near the bedrooms. Regularly make sure they function by holding down the test button until the alarm goes off. Always keep extra batteries in the house.

2. Buy a portable extinguisher Make sure you have a working fire extinguisher on hand to quickly put out small fires before they cause extensive damage. Install it in a visible location out of the reach of children, ideally on a wall near an exit. Additionally, make sure you know how to use it.

3. Create an evacuation plan Draw a floorplan of your home that clearly identifies possible exits, escape routes and a meeting point. This diagram should also note the location of fire extinguishers and alarms around the house. Conduct a fire drill at least once a year to ensure everyone can evacuate your home within three minutes.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Le gouvernement de l’Ontario a annoncé vendredi, 2 octobre, qu’il resserrait les mesures de santé publique pour faire baisser le nombre d’infections de la COVID-19 dans la province. À partir du 3 octobre, l’Ontario rend obligatoire l’utilisation de couvre-visages dans tous les endroits publics intérieurs partout dans la province, incluant les entreprises, les installations et les lieux de travail.

De plus, le gouvernement met les cercles sociaux en pause et recommande plutôt que tous les Ontariens limitent leurs contacts étroits aux membres de leur foyer et qu’ils maintiennent des mesures de distanciation physique avec tous les autres. « Je suis d’accord avec les mesures de santé publique resserrées », dit le Dr Paul Roumeliotis, Médecin hygiéniste du Bureau de santé de l’est de l’Ontario (BSEO). « Les cas qui se sont développés dans notre région sont principalement le résultat de personnes qui ne portent pas de masque et qui ne gardent pas leur distance lors de rassemblements privés. Je crois que le resserrement de ces mesures aidera à faire cesser la propagation par ce moyen-là. » Des mesures de santé publique ciblées à Ottawa, Peel et Toronto<@$p> La Province a aussi annoncé l’introduction

de mesures de santé publique ciblées dans les régions d’Ottawa, Peel et Toronto à cause des taux de propagation plus élevés que la moyenne là-bas.

Ces nouvelles mesures qui entrent en vigueur le 3 octobre, placent des restrictions sur le nombre de clients dans les bars, les restaurants et les autres établissements de restauration qui servent des aliments et des boissons, où un maximum de 100 personnes est désormais autorisé dans ces établissements. Des restrictions sont aussi imposées aux gyms et aux autres établissements de conditionnement physique, ainsi qu’aux salles de réception et aux autres installations de réunions et de conférences.

Aucunes autres restrictions supplémentaires dans la région du BSEO<@$p> « Bien que j’applaudisse les efforts du gouvernement dans le but de faire baisser le nombre de cas dans les endroits où le taux de propagation est élevé, je ne vois pas le besoin, pour le moment, d’appliquer des mesures ciblées dans notre région », déclare le Dr Roumeliotis. « Cependant, nous surveillons la situation de près dans l’Est ontarien et nous passerons aux actes si nécessaire. » Pour en savoir plus sur les moyens de vous protéger de la COVID-19 ainsi que vos proches, consultez le site Web du BSEO à www.

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Une élève de l’École élémentaire catholique de Casselman lors de la Journée du chandail orange.

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BEDINGFIELD, Robert Wesley Lane Age 90, passed away peacefully at Woodland Villa, Long Sault, on Wednesday, September 30, 2020. Robert was born in Massena, New York on September 2, 1930. Robert is predeceased by his beloved wife Frances Bedingfield (née Healy) of Montréal, whom he married on April 23, 1952. Remembered by his sons Stephen (Lynn) of Yellowknife, John (Corinna) of Ingleside, and Stuart (Dot) of Mountain, and seven grandchildren: Patrick, Raván, Jordan, Dustin, Stephanie, Samantha, Chelsea, and several greatgrandchildren. Predeceased by his parents Wesley & Verna (Lane) Bedingfield, he will be remembered by his sister Shirley Wells.

Robert (Bob) will be long remembered for his love of sports, in particular hockey, golfing, and curling, and his sense of sportsmanship and fair play. In his work the name Bob Bedingfield was synonymous with the Standard-Freeholder where he had a long career in advertising. Perhaps more than anything else, Bob will be remembered for his cheerful nature, good humour, and his quiet services to the community and those in need.

A private funeral service will be held prior to interment. The family welcomes contributions to the Lost Villages Historical Society ( https://lostvillages.ca ) in loving memory of Robert Bedingfield.

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ST-AMOUR, Guy – Surrounded by his loved ones on September 28, 2020; age of 77 years. Beloved husband of Gabrielle (née Ouimet) St-Amour. Loving father of Gilles St-Amour (Michèle), Brigitte St-Amour (Gary Todd), Mylaine Wetzl (Ryan) and the late Vincent St-Amour. Cherished grandfather of seven and great-grandfather of three. Proud owner/operator of Guy’s Radiator. Guy will be missed by many nieces, nephews, family and friends. Funeral arrangements under the care and direction of LAHAIE AND SULLIVAN, CORNWALL FUNERAL HOME, WEST BRANCH, 20 Seventh Street West, (613-932-8482). All services will be held privately. As expressions of sympathy, Memorial Donations to CAREFOR Hospice Cornwall would be greatly appreciated by the family. Messages of condolences may be left at www.lahaiesullivan.ca

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Sunday December 15, 1929 - Monday, September 28, 2020 Cameron, Norma (née Bryerton) - On Monday, September 28, 2020, at the age of 90, Norma Mae Bryerton Cameron passed away suddenly and very peacefully with her family by her side at A Division of Munro & Morris Funeral Home Woodland Villa, Long Sault. She will be greatly missed by her daughters, Marion Burns (Vic), Gale Wereley (Barry), Jennifer Dagenais, and her sons Ian (Natali), Brent and Scott. She was Gramma to 13 grandchildren, and many great-grandchildren. Predeceased by her husband, John Ivan Cameron (March 2016). Her eldest son, Ellery (Sue) (November 2016), and her granddaughter Leslie (April 2002). Norma is also survived by her youngest brother, Alan Bryerton (Frances). Born in Dundee, Quebec, she was the eldest child to the late Mina (Anderson) Bryerton (1999) and the late Cecil Bryerton (1981). Predeceased by her sister Lois Gwynne (April 2020), brother Robert (Bob) Bryerton (2011) (late Doreen), her sister Phyllis Morin (1997) (late Laurent), and brother Grant Bryerton (1970) (Sally St. Thomas (Jack).

All that knew her marveled at her amazing talents. From her artistic paintings and sketches in all mediums to her beautiful creations and designs of wedding, birthday, and any occasion cakes. Her many talents also included seamstress and woodworking. She volunteered with numerous charities and was a proud member of Blessed Sacrament Parish and the CWL, where she was known for her contributions with church suppers, bake sales, concerts and rummage sales.

A very special thank you to Woodland Villa staff members for making her feel at home over the last 6 years. Due to the current COVID restrictions, funeral services will be private. She will be laid to rest with her husband and son at St. Andrew’s Cemetery, St. Andrews West, Ontario.

Arrangements entrusted to Wilson Funeral Home, 822 Pitt Street, Cornwall (613-938-3888).

Online messages of condolence may be made in the obituary section of www.wilsonfuneralhome.ca.

Charitable donations in memory of Norma to the Alzheimer’s Society, Cornwall or to Woodland Villa, Long Sault would be greatly appreciated.

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Community Living – Stormont County is looking to hire the above listed positions. We are a dynamic and creative organization advocating for and providing supports to individuals with developmental disabilities.

Supports and services are geared to the individual’s specific needs and requirements.

Seaway Valley Community Health Centre (SVCHC) invites qualified individuals, firms, organizations and corporations (as the Bidders) to submit a quotation for the provision of cleaning the centre and grounds maintenance services at 353 Pitt Street, Cornwall for a 3-year period.

The primary responsibility of the selected Contractor will be to provide cleaning services for the entire Centre and grounds maintenance for a three (3) year period commencing December 1st, 2020. Key responsibilities and qualifications are available at www.seawayvalleychc.ca/employment-opportunities.

Apply by November 13th, 2020. All applications to the attention of: Jeff Walmsley, Corporate Services Manager walmsleyj@seawayvalleychc.ca

Minimum Qualifications Required: • Diploma in the Social Services Degree, Developmental Services Worker’s Degree, and/or Personal Support Worker diploma with experience working with people with developmental disabilities; • Must be self-motivated, able to work independently and accept responsibility; • Must be able to work effectively and objectively within a Team model and with individuals requiring support; • Must be prepared to support individuals in all aspect of community living; • A valid driver’s license is required and vehicle is an asset; • A valid First Aid and CPR certificate; • any additional training in a related field will be considered; • To be available and willing to complete and maintain certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention; • knowledge of both French and English both written and verbal is an asset.

We thank all applications for your interest in SVCHC but regret we can only contact those invited for an interview.

The Centre is committed to employment equity. Should you require accessibility accommodation, please contact Jeff Walmsley at 613-930-4892 x 104.

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What is going on with the cats? $40,000 to spay & neuter feral cats. $5,100 to get a mobile hospital unit from Kingston leaving $34,900 for the operations. Now, city wants to pay for up to 5 cats, for all low income people. Where is the money for this coming from? Poor taxpayers. What’s next?

Effective October 15, 2020 Walmart Canada will no longer price match. This is apparently due to the minimal usage of the ad match program and the delays at the checkout. Just wondering . . . how many delays can there be if people aren’t participating. This message seems contradictory to me.

What will you be doing for Thanksgiving?

Will you meet with relatives, or is it too risky.

According to Ryan Imgrund, Hospital Biostatistician & Department Head of Science at South Lake Regional Health Centre, the chances of someone at an event of 25 people in the Eastern Ontario region being positive for COVID is better than 1 in 4.

The COVID-19 assessment centre at the Cornwall Community Hospital has extended its hours. The assessment centre will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday and Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. ASSESSMENTS ARE

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. To book an appointment please call 343-475-0160.

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. In this difficult times of the pandemic and the chaos south of the border, remember to take time to care for your mental health.

Mental Health services are available through the Cornwall Community Hospital and those in crisis should always call the Crisis Line at 1-866-996-0991.

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SD&G Library has announced that the following branches will re-open for curbside pick up: Williamstown, Chesterville, Finch (MakerLab), Iroquois, Long Sault, and Maxville. Additionally, the following branches are open for in person services as well: Lancaster, Alexandria, Crysler, Ingleside, Morrisburg and Winchester.

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Reader says: With new garbage rates are What’s so interesting out there, Duchess Welcome to two new faces to the United Counties of SD&G administration, Mike Jans finally approved by city councillors, you would and Jewel. Is the neighbour’s dog out? who will be the new Infrastructure Manager like to think that they would work on the Sent by Jeanne of Cornwall. and Margaret Piper, new systems librarian. important things like new council size and the Email your favourite pet photo along with ward system. The reasons they used to delay a small caption and we’ll publish it so all our Lots of great things happening at Glen this job have already been answered. We readers can enjoy it, too!

Stor Dun Lodge. Not only do they have some need change and the sooner the better. editorial@cornwallseawaynews.com beautiful new bird houses, but they also have What will you be doing for Halloween? If recently wrapped their van with Lodge logos Reader says: A big thumbs up for the great and contact information. The Lodge usese there can’t be Halloween parties, we will have job the crew that picks up Yard and leaf bags the van to do porch visits with clients in their to celebrate differently whether that be watchon Gage Ave did this week. With all the rain seniors and adult day program. Way to go ing some scary movies, or something else. the bags were pretty flimsy. I had lots and Glen Stor Dun Lodge staff. expected a big mess from the bags tearing.

To my surprise no mess. Great job guys. Nice to see people take pride in their work.

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An elderly woman had just returned to her home from an evening at church service when she was startled by an intruder. As she caught the man in the act of robbing her home of its valuables, she yelled, “STOP! ACTS 2:38!”

(Repent and be baptized, in the name of the lord, so that your sins may be forgiven.)

The burglar stopped in his tracks. The woman calmly called the police and explained what she had done. As the officer cuffed the man to take him in, he asked the burglar, “Why did you just stand there? All the old lady did was yell scripPhoto from Chantal Quenneville shows her son with Team Canada at the Tim Horton Brier in Ottawa. Do you have a photo with a famous athlete you’d like to share? Email ture at you.”

“SCRIPTURE?!” replied the burglar, “She said it to nseebruch@seawaynews.media for a chance to win a $25 gift certificate to Bosshe had an AXE and TWO 38’s! ton Pizza. Last week’s winner was Eugene Bergeron.

It is with great pleasure that we announce the promotion of Vanessa Leclerc to Director Of Care at Heritage Heights.

Reader says: I want to give a shout out to the Fresh Co. Cashier from the Number One Cash that was very friendly and very helpful to me. On September 30th in the afternoon she went beyond the call of duty by helping me bag my groceries and fill up my personal cart. I did not get her name but I hope she reads this. This gesture of kindness really brighten up my day! A Big Thank you!

Reader says: Just to let everyone in the SD&G counties know that they need to wear a mask when in stores. In the last week alone, I’ve seen old people as well as young people walking around Baxtroms and Food Basics without a mask. Store owners need to enforce the mask/distancing rules. Smarten up everyone; and you wonder why cases are jumping up every day.

Has anyone noticed that on any given day the number of cars parked in the two commuter parking lots (Cornwall Centre Rd & Brookdale and Hwy 138) does not exceed twelve vehicles? This is a very costly “solution” to decreasing the traffic on Hwy 138.

The money would have been better spent by extending Brookdale Avenue through to Bonville to add an alternate route to Hwy 138 to handle the traffic to Ottawa.

October is a big month for Cornwall We are about to celebrate Thanksgiving in a unique way. With the restrictions on gathering sizes, we will likely miss out on the typical extended family Thanksgiving dinners. I hope you find safe ways to hold your loved ones close – whether that’s through virtual events, drive-bys, or smaller gatherings with folks inside your bubble.

The City of Cornwall is celebrating several big weeks in October! Find out how you can get involved: Fire Prevention Week is October 4 to 10.

This year’s theme is Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen. I am so excited about the educational materials the team has prepared for you and your family. With Thanksgiving around the corner, there has never been a better time to improve your kitchen safety habits. Learn more at www.Cornwall.ca/safecooking.

Local Government Week is October 11 to 17. The City of Cornwall’s team – councillors, staff, and volunteers – strive to provide quality municipal services and support a caring community. Learn more about councillors, meetings, and the strategic plan at www.

Cornwall.ca/council.

Waste Reduction Week is October 18 to 24. Take the week to improve your recycling

Cornwall military veterans, Ray Bourget, Robert Drover, Tim Sage and Mike Gagne along with Piper, Bruce Blayney, participated in the 2020 Virtual Canadian Army Run. They walked 5kms along the St. Lawrence Seaway, from Boundary Road to the Civic Complex.

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habits and divert your textile waste by participating in Cornwall Gives A Shirt! It’s as simple as setting a bag – or bags – of used clothing, linens and shoes at the curb on your regular collection day during Waste Reduction Week.

City staff will send the bags to be reused at local thrift stores. Learn more at www.

Cornwall.ca/waste.

Reduced bag limits are on the way. With the short life of the landfill in mind, Council has approved a 4 bag/2 can limit starting in February 2021. We can help you prepare for this change! Email wm@cornwall.ca or call 613-937-1777 with any questions.

Celebrate with us this month – and above all, be safe.

You can always reach me at bclement@ cornwall.ca or find me on Facebook.

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Check out this beautiful new addition at the Glen Stor Dun Lodge!

The Pyke family (who have a relative living at the Lodge) handmade these birdhouses and donated them for our residents to enjoy. Thank you, Dan and Christine.

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