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Former Domtar employees reconnect Brian McTaggart, Mitch Fobert-Irving, Travis Legallais and Debbie Fraser show the spirit of the reunion of former Domtar employees, good friends having a good time. See page 9 for story. (Heather Armstrong/ Seaway News).

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INGLESIDE, Ontario - Kraft Heinz Canada and its Ingleside employees donated 215 jars of peanut butter to the Agapè Centre. Every year, the food production company’s local site undertakes four events to help out the needy. “It could be volunteering in a food bank, which a team did earlier this year at the Agapè Center, or challenges that provide an opportunity for each employee to participate,” said Jackie Poulin, HR Manager at the Kraft Heinz Ingleside location. Since it’s the most requested item at the local food bank and synonymous with the Kraft Heinz brand, peanut butter was the perfect fit for this food drive. “We are so full of gratitude for this donation,” said Johanne Gauthier, Operations Manager at the Agapè Centre. “This is a huge boost. It’s a food item we don’t often receive in large quanti-

ties because it’s so expensive.” The added bonus: any employee, temporary services employee or contractor could purchase the product in the company store, and the Ingleside site matched their purchases. “We had excellent participation in this challenge,” said Poulin. There were 36 cases – or 430 jars – were collected in total, which was divided equally between the Agapè Center in Cornwall and the South Dundas Food Bank. “The jars went straight from the truck and onto our shelves, where we know it won’t stay long” said Gauthier. The crew at Kraft isn’t wasting any time on their next philanthropic project. “Our next challenge is being organized and Kraft workers loading up their delivery for the Agapè Centre. will be announced mid-October,” said Poulin. The Agapè Centre reported a 26% increase bank this past year. In a given month, 466 fam- had good food. The centre’s food bank gives in the number of households who used the food ilies need a little extra help to make sure they away $15,000 worth of food every month.

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was 18 years old. During his 47 years there, he achieved the position of Machine Tender Number 2, and was considered one of the “Elite”. It was Foubert who suggested using the club for the reunion. Hollingsworth when talking about the plant closure 10 years ago said, “I was angry. We all were.” Working at Domtar was a much desired job. Hollingsworth said family connections were important when looking to work there. He said. “Our dads worked there, they would hire the sons.” He also explained how the employees lost more than a job, they lost a regular connection to people they literally grew up with. In effect

CORNWALL, Ontario - “Friends” and “Family” were the words which echoed in the Army, Navy, Air Force Club (A.N.A.F. Club) on Friday, Sept. 30th during the reunion of former Domtar employees as they reconnected and reminisced colleagues. The evening reunion also included a spaghetti dinner fundraiser in which the proceeds were donated to the United Way as well as a silent auction. Richard Filion, a foreman at Domtar was on stage providing musical entertainment. With about 270 guests attending the event organizer Debbie Fraser declared the evening a success. She said, It is nice to be together and having a happy time. Good food, good company and drinks. People arriving at the reunion were greeted by Brian Hollingsworth, a 28 year Domtar employee and Joe Foubert, President of the A.N.A.F. Club and former Domtar employee. Foubert started working at Domtar when he

various uncles and cousins all worked at Domtar. Roy Nichol (April Wine) explained how he was a part-time drummer while he worked at Domtar for 17 years. He said he came to see old friends. Hollingsworth later summed up the mood at the event when he said, “Why do you think all these guys are coming in here - Friendship!”

friends became family along with the family member who worked at the plant. Don Smith a 17 year former Domtar employee, now working for the Historical Society of SD&G said, “Multiple generations (of my family) worked there. I thought I would break the mold, but I ended up there anyway.” He said his great grandfather, grand father, mother as well as

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CORNWALL, Ontario - One of the strong hearts of the Cornwall community has passed away. Guy Briere passed away on Monday, September 26 at the age of 70 of lung cancer. His children, Nick and Lindsay, remember him as a fun and loving father. “Anyone who knew him, knew he never had a problem being social,” said his daughter Lindsay. “He was the type of fella that when he walked into a room and five minutes later, everyone knew him,” said his wife Sue. “I have about five or six friends who thought of him as a second father, and that just tells you a lot about the kind of guy he was,” said Nick. Paige was one such case, who became an adopted daughter to Guy. Wherever he went, Guy connected with people, a trait that suited his love of travel. He had been to every continent except

Antartica, but had a special love for Barbados, visiting the island over 60 times. “People who hadn’t even met him in Barbados, knew the legend,” said Nick. Guy began to pursue his love of travel while working for his father’s company here in Cornwall, Briere-Gosling Travel. After five years in the Canadian Air Force, he worked at the company started by his father for 28 years. Always the hard worker and entrepreneur, he soon moved on to other ventures. Some might remember Par-T Golf, and indoor golf range started by Guy on Balmoral Avenue here in Cornwall. Later he would pursue his interest and love of food by working for Rockport Boat Lines and managing their restaurant. When the opportunity came, he and his business partner, Julie Amyot, formed B & A Food Services and managed the restaurants at Upper Canada Village, including the Harvest Barn and Willard’s Hotel. They also provided the food services for other events taking place at Uper Canada Village such as Pumpkinferno.

Guy Briere Guy was a man who enjoyed the outdoors. In his spare time, he would often enjoying fishing trips to his cabin near Fort-Coulogne, Quebec, where he could escape civilization. In honour of his love of travel and his love of Barbados, his family will be spreading some of his ashes there. “We have a lot of friends in Barbados who introduced us to so many people,” said his wife Sue. “Everywhere he went though, he had friends galore.” Over a hundred people expressed their sadness at his passing on social media.

“My condolences for your loss Lindsay, your father was a fun person to be around and had a joy of life that he would spread to everyone around him,” wrote one James Matheson. His daughter Lindsay said that the support her father was being shown was a testament to the type of man he was. “He didn’t judge people, and treated them all equally,” she said. “He didn’t come from much an worked his way up.”“He was a hard worker and had a big heart,” Sue added. A memorial services was held for Guy Briere on Wednesday, October 5.

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WILLIAMSTOWN, Ontario - Just days after the Upper Canada District School Board announced that it planned to close 12 schools by the end of June 2017, groups are already forming to save these rural community centres. Char-Lan District High School is one such school that the UCDSB has identified for closure. The Save Char-Lan Facebook page has been formed by students at the school to raise awareness and allow people to organize their opposition to the UCDSB’s decision. The page currently has nearly 1, 300 likes. Group organizer and member of Char-Lan Student Council Robert Moffat said

that it is important to create a forum where supporters can organize and put forth solutions. “A protest won’t work right now, it won’t get the school board’s attention,” the Grade 10 Char-Lan student said. “We’d be better off to have a community event and invite out our MPP and discuss solutions.” Right now, Moffat says that he enjoys the small classes, and community that exists at his rural school. “At a small school, everyone knows each other and everyone is friendly,” he said. “At a big city school we wouldn’t get the same support.” Moffat also currently has a 15 to 20 minute bus ride to school. If Char-Lan in amalgamated into one of the larger Cornwall schools under the proposed UCDSB plan, the length of his bus ride would at least double. Char-Lan alumnus Kathy Moffat wrote an impassioned letter on the Save Char-Lan page that describes why this rural school is so important to its students and its community. “I feel sorry for the students of

the next generation who will never get to experience the close knit community at CharLan. Now all the student will be slammed in to one big city school where every student is just a number,” Moffat wrote. “The school board obviously is unaware of Char-Lan’s motto of “Small enough to know you – Large enough to serve you.” Others commented on the page that the whole reason for them living in a rural area was so that their children would not have to go to a city school. “We moved to the country from the city so our children could experience living and learning in a small community,” wrote one Ana Kramar. As for Robert Moffat, he feels that the school board is not thinking about the best interest of its students. “The school board is only looking at us like numbers or livestock,” Moffat said. Moffat also pointed out that while the UCDSB is using the number of 10, 000 empty spots across the school board that his school is not empty and is currently at 80% capacity.

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Belleville hockey is back Grief-stricken Belleville is back in the game. Next season the city will be home to the Ottawa Senators’ American Hockey League club. The team will be called, what else, the Belleville Senators. Belleville lost its beloved Bulls when new owners moved the Ontario Hockey League club to Hamilton. With little chance of landing another OHL franchise, the city started sniffing around the professional ranks. Enter Ottawa Sens’ owner Eugene Melynk. Details are still under wraps but the city and Melynk have an eight-year agreement which calls for an estimated $18.5 million in renovations - new ice surface and 1,200 more seats - to the Yardmen Arena, to be completed before next season. The city plans to soften the financial blow on property tax bills by withdrawing cash from a reserve fund. Something similar to the way Cornwall financed the Benson Centre. The huge expenditure on the arena, about the same age as our civic complex, is being sold as a monumental investment that will bring jobs and millions of dollars in economic benefits to the city, not to mention priceless publicity. Some of this might sound familiar to folks in Cornwall. You know, the infamous Aces fiasco that cost taxpayers at least $3.5 million. The deal was so bad that city hall fought to keep details confidential. The difference is that unlike the CornwallAces circus, these guys look and sound like they know what they are doing. There won’t be any Fig Newtons. And unlike the Cornwall experience, the groundwork to go after an AHL franchise wasn’t hatched in a downtown diner on a slow Saturday morning in the shoe business. The standing joke was that Quebec Nordiques’ owner Marcel Aubut got a speeding ticket on his way to sign the deal in Cornwall because he was afraid the city might suddenly realize it was being taken to the cleaners, that even if it sold out every game it couldn’t do any better than break even. Unlike Aubut, Sens’ owner Melynk is talking as if he really wants the Belleville marriage to work, not just seeing how much he can milk out

of the city before moving on. For the Sens’, a big plus is having its No. 1 farm team three hours away. So far, so good in Belleville. In the first week, after the announcement, down payments were made on 1,000 season tickets. Meanwhile in Cornwall we are left with, “What if?” COUNTING HEADS Cornwall’s population hasn’t changed much in the last 35 years - it jumped to 36,000 from 17,030 when the city annexed 29 square miles of Cornwall Township in 1957 - but that hasn’t been the case with other municipalities farther down Highway 401. The sign on the western entrance to the city puts the population at 46,000. There was a time not that long ago when Brantford, Sarnia, Peterborough, Belleville, Guelph, Barrie, North Bay, Welland and Niagara Falls had about the same population as Cornwall, in a couple of cases smaller population figures. Today those communities, thanks to their proximity to Toronto and the GTA sprawl, have experienced much greater population booms Barrie 140,000, Guelph 121,700, Brantford 95,000, Niagara Falls 84,000, Peterborough 80,000, Sarnia 74,000, Welland 51,000, North Bay 55,000 and Belleville 51,000. Cambridge, when it was Galt, had a smaller population than Cornwall back in the early 1960s. Today it has 130,000 residents. Brampton had 20,000 residents in the early 1960s. It has grown into the quintessential ‘bedroom’ community. It’s population has boomed to 600,000. HERE AND THERE The University of Oklahoma Sooners football team lost one of its biggest long distance fans last week with the unexpected death of Akwesasne resident Joey Whitecrow. He grew up in Tulsa and as a baseball pitcher helped his high school win the Oklahoma state championship in 1976, but football was his first love. Several years ago Whitecrow made a substantial wager on the Sooners. It turned into a nail-biter. With 10 seconds left the Sooners, down by five points, had the ball on the opponent’s one-yard line. They scored. Whitecrow did a victory lap up and down the bar where he was watching the game, and announced that the next round was on him. What he didn’t see was the penalty flag on the play .... against the Sooners. The line of

scrimmage was moved 10 yards back. The Sooners didn’t score. The clock ran out. They lost. A deflated Joey still bought the round. ... Jane Craig (nee Whiteside), who died last week, was a key fixture in the Lost Villages Museum across from Lakeview Height. She grew up in one of the Lost Villages. Interesting footnote is that her father owned a large parcel of property in what is now Riverdale. Jane, Joyce and Peter streets are named after his children. ... Another loss was Guy Briere who co-operated Willard’s Hotel and Barn restaurants at Upper Canada Village. Nobody loved life more than Guy. TRIVIA ANSWER St. Lawrence Breweries was on the northwest corner of Augustus and Water streets. It opened in 1907 with the capacity to brew 8,000 gallons of ‘Cornwall Ale’ per day. The plant soon fell on hard times and closed in 1920. It later became a warehouse for cheese manufactured at area plants. It finished life as an ice house before being demolished. Several years ago a Toronto developer proposed a multi-storey condo project for the site but never got past the blueprint stage. TRIVIA On Nov. 11, 1959 radio station CFML went on the air serving the largest Frenchspeaking population in Ontario. Its studio was on Pitt Street just north of Thirteenth street. The ‘ML’ in the call letters were named after the owner, a Cornwall resident. What was the owner’s name. REAR-VIEW MIRROR Rustic Camp Kagama on Sheek Island and the roaring Longue Sault Rapids, all lost to “progress”. ... New York Cafe where the 50s and 60s high school crowd would

gather before heading to Massena (where the drinking age was 18) on Friday nights. It was the unofficial transportation depot for anybody without a ride. ... Bonneville Bottling (7-Up and Orange Crush)in east Cornwall, the Coke plant on Amelia Street and the Pepsi plant at Eighth and Pitt streets. Kids would press their noses against the front windows of the Coke plant to watch glass bottles being filled while shuffling along on the assembly line. ... Devitt Fuels. Blanchard Fuels. Lally and Munro Fuels. McGuire Fuels on First Street East, next door to Atchison’s Feed Store. ... Guaranty Trust branch on Pitt Street and its first manager the classy John Cook. THIS AND THAT Let’s put a positive spin on the growing Canada Geese population (aka problem) in the city - we don’t have to drive to Upper Canada Bird Sanctuary west of Ingleside to gawk at them. ... Brookdale Avenue reconstruction has moved ahead of schedule. Could be finished by the end of November. That collective sigh of relief is from residents who have had to endure a bridge demolition and disruptive reconstruction of Brookdale in consecutive years. SPORTS STUFF As somebody put it, the World Cup of Hockey is one of the biggest cash grabs in sports. The pre-season clash had zero interest in the United States. And in Canada, it is hard to get excited about a Team Europe vs Team Canada final with the Ruskies and Americans sitting on the sidelines. It was a lot more exciting when it was Team Democracy taking on the evil empire (aka Soviet Union).

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shop-owner’s home. No map, no road signs. In my best high school French I asked, “A quelle direction?” As our VW Westfalia accelerated our host replied, “Tout droit, tout droit!”. I instantly made an abrupt turn to the right. “Monsieur, tout droit!” Once again I turned sharply to the right. “Arret” he cried out in exasperation. That’s the day that I learned that ‘tout droit’ means ‘straight ahead’, not ‘always to the right.’ The driver and the person giving directions must have a clear understanding of each other’s background and vocabulary. To me “At 3:30” does not mean ‘almost tea time’, it means ‘At hard right’. You must remember that when travelling

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Kids learn what’s wet CORNWALL, Ontario - As part of their educational series, the St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences (SLRIES) was host to a number of youth from schools in the eastern Ontario area today, for the final day of this week’s 2016 Eastern Ontario Children’s Water Festival. Volunteers from L’Ecole Secondaire L’Heritage were on hand to lead the many information stations set up to educate and entertain children, while they learned about water quality and water supply issues. Today’s event was geared towards the French school boards, with around 25 ‘Discovery’ stations offered in both official languages. “It’s cool, we just come over from our classroom and volunteer with the kids,” said local student Randy Smith. “We’ve worked to create learning opportunities for both elementary and high school students that directly enhance Ontario science and technology curriculums,” said Cristina Charette, Festival Coordinator at the SLRIES. “Students learn about the science of water, as well as the importance of water conservation in a hands-on environment. The students even learn about water technologies, such as water treatment.” “By coordinating a festival for students that expands their knowledge of water, we’re taking an important step towards ensuring a safer water supply for generations to come,” added Charette.

What happens when chemicals mix with our water supply? Zach Meunier spent the day showing children what can happen from when chemicals and toxins mix with runoff water (Marc Benoit/ Seaway News).

The St. Lawrence River Institute facilitates three Water Festivals a year, to promote environmental based awareness for area school children. The events take place in Cornwall, Spencerville, and Casselman. The events are also supported by local benefactors CIBC, the Sunrise Rotary Club of Cornwall, the Eastern Joanne Moshonas leads the crowd down Montreal Road during the Mental Health Ontario Water Resources Council, the Children’s Awareness Walk on Tuesday, October 4 (Nick Seebruch/ Seaway News). Water Education Council, Ontario Power Generation, TransCanada, and St. Lawrence College. SLRIES’s Water Festival series has been promoted water education to over 1, 500 elementary school students in the region, and has been delivered by over 250 volunteers. One student taking part in the event said Nick Seebruch “The students have a good time as well and nicholas.seebruch@tc.tc that she wanted people to know that there are don’t even mind that they get a little wet along people who are there to help out. CORNWALL, Ontario - A crowd of people the way,” said Charette. “Its a good thing to come out hand help made up of non-profit groups, students, and people who suffer from depression,” said supporters walked down Montreal Road on Oct. 16-year-old Shania McMartin, a Grade 10 stu4 in support of Mental Health Awareness. dent at St. Matthews. The 13th annual Mental Health Awareness The CMHA also took the opportunity to recWalk was organized by the Canadian Mental ognize individuals who did their part to help Health Association (CMHA). Several schools Our mandate includes directing the workforce planning and development in support of promote mental health. government training programs and employment related services. This includes identifying were involved including CCVS, Holy Trinity, St. This year, the CMHA awarded the Consumer priorities for training; making recommendations on programs and services to ensure they Matthews, GDHS and St. Joes. Hope and Resiliency Award to Keith Bourne. are accessible, effective and responsive to local needs; and working with Community All along the route businesses were out to Bourne lives with involuntary ticks and in Partners to resolve labour market and socio-economic development issues. show their support for the walkers as well. August he planned to walk from Cornwall to Joanne Moshonas, Manager of Mental www.eotb-cfeo.on.ca Kitchener to raise money and awareness for this Health Promotion at the CMHA’s Cornwall mental illness. branch said that simply raising awareness can Phone: 613-932-0210 Bourne raised around $300, but had to stop have a real affect on the lives of people strugToll free: 1-877-234-1368 at Kingston due to burns he sustained to his gling with mental illness. feet. Email: info@eotb-cfeo.on.ca “The desired impact is that it gives the mes“Days like this are about getting better and sage of hope and let’s people know that there taking a positive step,” Bourne said. are organizations and people here to help,” she The CMHA is a United Way supported said. “People are recognizing that there is a conorganization. nection between physical health and mental Sp onS ore d b y t h e e a St e r n o n tario training b oard health.”

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Glengarry Highlanders Midget B come home with gold on ice demonstration of teamwork. “It was a total group effort” said head coach Ryan Winter. Goaltending was stellar, when called upon, the blue line controlled the flow of all the games with great offensive pressure and their anticipation led to quick transitions which created many offensive opportunities. Forwards skated hard, created a lot of pressure down low and battled hard in dirty areas. If the group continues on this path it will be an exciting season. All of the girls left the rink with a gold medal, and more importantly a smile on their face and a weekend full of memories that they will not soon forget.

Cornwall Colts round-up Canadians give him 10 on the season and the CCHL lead in that offensive category. Cooper is also tied for 3rd in points with 17. Colts forward Nick Lalonde is tied for the CCHL lead in scoring with 7 goals and 11 assists for 18 points. Colts net minder Liam Lascelle is tied for 2nd in goaltending wins with 6. Lascelle’s .917 save percentage leaves him 3rd in that category while his 2.48 goals against average is 5th overall. The Colts and Canadians will play the back end of their home and home series at the Ed Lumley Arena Thursday night. Game time is 7:30 p.m.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Billy Gabriel, Saturday, Oct. 8 from 8pm-12am. We have Hall Rentals for all occasions. Moose Lodge, 443 – 11th St. West. 613-938-0666. PARISH SUPPER ~ Rev. Cyriaque Bella and the parishioners of Our Lady of the Angels Parish in Moose Creek invite you to their “PARISH SUPPER” on Sunday, Oct. 16 from 4pm until 7:30pm at the Roxborough Community Hall on St. Polycarp Street in Moose Creek. Adults: $12. Children (6 to 12): $5. Children (under 6): Free. Turkey and all the trimmings. TAKE OUT MEALS AVAILABLE.

SWEDISH WEAVING FUN DAY ~ Hosted by the Swedish Weaving Guild of South Glengarry & Area, Saturday, Oct. 22 from 9:30am to 3:30pm at the Lan Char Center in Lancaster. Registration is required before Oct. 10, space is limited. Info, call Chris: 613537-9982 or Annette 613-933-7458. SEEKING AREA CAPTAINS for the Heart & Stroke Canvass. Lead a team of 10 volunteer Canvassers. Time commitment 15 hours Sept-April. Contact Ashley 613-938-8933 amanwell@hsf.on.ca PANCAKE BREAKFAST & SILENT AUCTION FOR ALS CANADA: Sunday, Oct. 23 from 7:00am 11:00am at the South Stormont Community Hall, Long Sault.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION COUNTRY CLASSIC JAMMING ~ Friday, Oct. 7 from 7-10pm. Also, Saturday, Oct 8, Music The Sound Waves from 7-11pm. INGLESIDE & AREA NEEDLE CRAFTER’S GUILD ~ Next meeting is on Wednesday, Oct. 12 from 1pm to 4pm at the Masonic Hall in Ingleside (across from the Library). For more information contact Chris 613-537-9982 or Annette 613-933-7458. COUNTRY CLASSIC MUSIC NIGHT ~ Saturday, Oct. 8 at the Cornwall Township Lions Club (Bonville) at 5pm. Dinner: 6pm. Meal: Oktoberfest Sausage, French Fries, Vegs, Dessert. Music from 7:30 till 11:30pm. Info: Call Al 613-360-6157.

FALL RUMMAGE SALE ~ at Knox-St. Paul’s United Church, 800 - 12th St. East (Off McConnell North), McConnell #1 Bus, Thursday, Oct. 27 from 9am to 12Noon. Great Bargains – Clothes, Books, Household Articles. UNITED CHURCH WOMEN’S ANNUAL BUS TRIP ~ Saturday, Nov. 12. Destination – St. Laurent Shopping Centre. Leaving Knox St. Paul’s Church (800 -12th Street) at 8:30am. Tickets available through the church office (613-938-3704). Essential Oils Seminar “In The Kitchen”, Thursday, Oct. 20 from 6:30-8pm at the Ramada Inn, Brookdale Ave. Cornwall. For more information, call Sharon Leclair at 613-534-2321.

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patients. Nous avons augmenté le nombre de panneaux « Défense de fumer » et nous avons créé un logo « sans fumée » qui figure sur tous les documents à distribuer aux patients. L’utilisation de la cigarette électronique est également interdite sur les lieux de l’hôpital. Toute personne qui fume dans les aires sans fumée (à l’intérieur ou à l’extérieur) d’un hôpital ou d’un établissement psychiatrique peut

CORNWALL, Ontario - Le 1er janvier 2018, tous les hôpitaux de l’Ontario devront être des lieux sans fumée en vertu de la Loi favorisant un Ontario sans fumée. Jusqu’à cette date, ils pourront offrir une aire désignée pour fumeurs à l’extérieur pour les patients, les employés et les visiteurs. D’ici là, l’Hôpital communautaire de Cornwall continuera donc à fournir une aire désignée pour fumeurs à l’intention de son personnel et de ses

Alan Grieg, Vice-président des services de soutien et Heather Arthur, Vice-président des services aux patients et chef des infirmières.

être accusée d’une infraction. Si elle est trouvée coupable, cette personne est passible d’une amende maximale de 1 000 $ (pour une première infraction) ou de 5 000 $ (pour toute infraction subséquente). Selon Ontario sans fumée, l’exposition à la fumée secondaire entraîne chaque année quelque 425 décès en Ontario, tandis que l’usage du tabac est la principale cause de maladies,

d’invalidités et de décès évitables au Canada; en effet, il cause 40 000 décès prématurés chaque année. « Pour certains, ce sera un changement difficile, mais nous encourageons les membres du personnel et les patients à obtenir de l’aide s’ils veulent arrêter de fumer pendant qu’ils sont ici », explique la vice-présidente des services aux patients et directrice des soins infirmiers, Heather Arthur.

L’école secondaire publique L’Héritage ont célébré l’obtention du prix de la première ministre pour les écoles tolérantes 501 rue Campbell, Cornwall, ON Unit 6 K6H 6X5 Tél. : 613-933-0014 Fax: 613-933-0024 www.cornwallseawaynews.com direCTeUr géNéral : Rick Shaver

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Le Conseil des écoles publiques de l’Est de l’Ontario (CEPEO) et l’école secondaire publique L’Héritage ont célébré en grand, ce matin, l’obtention du Prix de la première ministre pour les écoles tolérantes! Il s’agissait d’un honneur fort mérité pour l’école de Cornwall qui a multiplié, au cours des derniers mois, les activités visant à « encourager les élèves à réfléchir aux expériences vécues par les peuples autochtones », une stratégie qui témoigne du caractère inclusif de l’école, selon le ministère de l’Éducation de l’Ontario (ÉDU). L’école étant située juste au nord de la réserve des Mohawks d’Akwesasne, de nombreuses activités visant à créer des ponts entre les communautés ont été organisées. L’objectif? « Améliorer le monde; rien de moins! En rapprochant les jeunes, quelle que soit l’origine, la

culture et les croyances, on favorise le dialogue et on combat les préjugés », a laissé entendre Éric Génier, directeur de l’é.s.p. L’Héritage. Quelques étudiants ont d’ailleurs profité de l’événement pour présenter leurs projets sous le regard intéressé des nombreux dignitaires venus témoigner de leur support. Mentionnons la présence du maire de Cornwall, M. Leslie O’Shaughnessy, de la conseillère scolaire du secteur Mme Lise Benoît-Léger, de son homologue dans l’Est ontarien M. Denis M. Chartrand, de la directrice de l’éducation Mme Édith Dumont et du surintendant de l’éducation M. Christian-Charle Bouchard. Mmes Linda Savard et Édith Dumont, respectivement présidente et directrice de l’éducation du CEPEO, s’unissent pour féliciter la merveilleuse équipe de l’é.s.p. L’Héritage, qui à l’instar du CEPEO, brille par ses valeurs d’ouverture et d’inclusion!

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66 leonia stReet If you have a large family or extended family looking for a large affordable house, this could be the one. On the main floor there is a large living room, dining area and kitchen with more storage than you will need. The master bedroom is on the main floor and a 4 pc washroom. There is also an office area that leads to the oversized deck and above ground pool. On the 2nd floor, you have 4 bedrooms and a 4 pc bathroom. The basement is completely finished with a large rec room, 1 bedroom and a 2 pc bath. Call today for a private viewing! $234,900 MLS # 1030761 Jo ann langstaFF 613-577-1873

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230 seventh stReet west Character abounds in this large 2.5 storey home. 4-5 bedrooms, updated kitchen and bathrooms, fully fenced backyard. Perfect for the large or growing family. Call today for your own private viewing! $234,900 MLS # 1030930 lauRin (moe) mauRais* 613-363-3052

Rosedale teRRace!! 3607 Joseph st 2 story, 3 bdrm, 2 baths, large great room with open staircase, cathedral ceiling, lots of natural light. Formal dining right off kitchen updated with granite counter tops and built in appliances. Inground fiberglass pool, lg. gazebo for your bug free enjoyment. Call today private viewing! $329,000 MLS # 1021162 Jo ann langstaFF 613-577-1873

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new price like new 1233 notRe dame st Completely updated 3 bedroom, 2 storey in the centre of town. Some of the updates include on demand hot water, all electrical, plumbing, kitchen, bathroom & much more’. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. $169,000 MLS#1027885 Jo ann langstaFF 613-577-1873

gReat neighboRhood 524 anthonY 3 +1 bdrm, 2 bath bung, open concept living/dining & kitchen Fin. bsmt w/lg. rec rm., bdrm, office & laundry.Updates include, windows, roof, furnace, tankless water heater. Perfect starter home or if you are planning on downsizing. $209,000 MLS # 1027510. Jo ann langstaFF 613-577-1873

laRge FamilY home 1405 holY cRoss blvd Enjoy this beautiful, well maintained 4+1 Bed, 4 Bath, two storey home. Here are just a few of the upgrades, metal shingle roof, on demand hot water, granite countertops, inground pool and so much more. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. $419,000 MLS 1020769 Jo ann langstaFF 613-577-1873

27 abagail cRes Great location, private fenced yard. This 3 bedroom 2.5 bathroom bungalow has a bright open concept living/dining/kitchen area. Great for entertaining. Move in ready. Call today for a private viewing. $374,000 MLS # 1024055 Jo ann langstaFF 613-577-1873

Looking for a 2+ bedroom home with garage in the country with private yard! Up to $260,000 maRYse gagnon-Ruest* 613-363-6279

3269 main st, avonmoRe This large home has a formal living room & Dining room with hardwood floors. Large kitchen with many cupboards & breakfast nook, a large family room with a gas stove at the back of the house with access to a large deck overlooking the extra-large property and main floor laundry complete the main floor. Upstairs you will find 3 bedrooms + full bathroom. This property has a commercial component & has a room with a separate entrance that was used as a hair salon for many years and also includes the lot beside the house. $149,900 MLS # 1031377

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spacious 4 bedRoom home! 31 ault dR, ingleside Home with 1 1/2 attached garage, eat-in kitchen, spacious living room, formal dining room, family room with a wood burning fireplace, 3 bathrooms, finished basement and much more. $249,999 MLS # 1028174 maRYse gagnon-Ruest* 613-363-6279

centRal duplex 535-535a bedFoRd st Duplex in a great central location. Both units feature 2 bedrooms and floating floors. Updates include roof, siding and both balconies. If you are looking for a great investment call me today for a viewing. $114,000 FaYe allott 613-571-9605

st. andRews west pRopeRtY 17269 dundas st (ctY Rd 18) Beautiful 2 storey home on a gorgeous country property. Updated 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and large workshop/shed. Many upgrades. $264,900 MLS # 1011306 FaYe allott 613-571-9605

outskiRts oF coRnwall 3213 Richmond Rd, long sault 10-year-old, 3500+ square foot split level with 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and lots of entertainment space. Situated between Cornwall and Long Sault, it’s a country setting close to city amenities. Call today for more details! $319,000 MLS # 1015352 lauRin (moe) mauRais* 613-363-3052

motivated selleR 14229 countY Rd 2, ingleside Perfect family two storey 1900sqft+ three bedroom. Located near parks and golf course. This home features a large open concept kitchen and a double car garage. This home has been well kept and has had many, many updates. MLS 1023273 $349,900 valeRie malloRY 613-571-9245

new price well maintained home 1405 second stReet east Maintained and affordable, this bungalow is close to schools, shopping and more. 2 bedrooms, rear yard, attached garage, basement rec room, potential for 3rd bedroom. Perfect for young family. Call today for more details! $164,900 MLS # 1018537 lauRin (moe) mauRais* 613-363-3052

in-law suite 30 seventh st w This 3+2 bedroom has an eat-in kitchen, dining room that leads to a good sized living room & a second living room on lower level with a functioning bar. This home also features a large master bedroom that includes an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. $279,900 MLS# 1027127 valeRie malloRY 613-571-9245

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2894 countY Road 20, maxville This fantastic 3 bedroom country home is a great starter home or retirement home. This property features an open concept living area as well as 3 bedrooms and full bathroom. Many updates have been done. Then head out to the great backyard with 12x15 solarium to relax and enjoy. Double car garage that is currently set up as a man cave. Call today for your private viewing. $139,900 MLS# 1017834 hilda buiting 613-913-0891

2248 ctY Road 12 beRwick 3+1 bdrm home on beautiful country lot. Beautiful hardwood and tile through out the main floor. This home features an amazing living area with gourmet kitchen with eating area as well as a formal dining room, large living room. Master bdrm features walk-in closet, ensuite bath and French doors leading to back deck. Also 2 spacious bdrms, main bath and laundry room on main floor. Head downstairs to find great entertainment area including custom built bar. Then on the beautiful evenings head outside to the back yard and enjoy a relaxing sunset. $424,900 MLS#1023891 hilda buiting 613-913-0891

3253 Richmond dRive, coRnwall. Meticulously renovated, this raised bungalow has much to offer! Quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, hardwood floors throughout. Beautiful bathrooms, spacious master bedroom and a large deck and sunroom. $289,900 MLS#1027821 claiRe hallidaY aRmstRong 613-551-2812

12 napieR st, ingleside Brick bungalow, lg kitchen, living rm w/gas fireplace. Two bdrms up & two down w/den. Patio doors to backyard w/deck, patio & gazebo (with pwr). Fin. lower level w/family rm & natural gas fireplace. Heated attached garage & 2 car garage w/power. $249,900 MLS#1011421 claiRe hallidaY aRmstRong 613-551-2812

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16 loYalist cRes. Grand entrance to a spacious family room with a wall of windows, kitchen with plenty of storage and workspace, centre island with seating, master suite with 6 pc ensuite and private terrace. Heated 3 car garage. The property also offers a complete workshop for your handyman or artist. MLS # 1015638 claiRe hallidaY aRmstRong 613-551-2812

361 emma ave, coRnwall Beautifully and tastefully decorated throughout, this 3 bedroom semi-detached home in Cornwall’s north end has much to offer the homebuyer. Spacious bedrooms, open layout, private deck and so much more. $209,900 MLS # 1026332 claiRe hallidaY aRmstRong 613-551-2812

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Jamie Ross* 613-930-7677 39 dunbaR ave. Cozy 2 bedroom bungalow on large lot, close to St-Lawrence River and bike path. Significantly updated/renovated since 2014 with new furnace, shingles, siding, breaker panel and more. MLS# 1019093 $159,900

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Jamie Ross* 613-930-7677 729 auguStuS St. Cozy 2 bdrm, 1.5 story home on a quiet street, close to downtown & all amenities. Open concept, bright spacious kitchen & main floor laundry/utility room. Updates incl. gas furnace (2009/2010), main flr windows main flr drywall & insulation, 200amp electrical panel. MLS#1028710 $83,500

Jamie Ross* 613-930-7677 722 auguStuS St. Updated 1282 sq. ft., 3 bdrm 2 story home was gutted and renovated from top to bottom in 2009 with high end finishings & attention to detail. Hdwd & ceramic flrs, kitchen w/cherry cupboards, spacious & updated bath w/Jacuzzi tub & tiled shower. Numerous updates. $179,900

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Jamie Ross* 613-930-7677 15452 Cty Rd 18, LunenbuRg Very well maintained 3+1 bdrm brick bungalow w/double attached garage. Beautiful 10 acre property w/landscaped backyard oasis and multi-tiered deck. MLS# 1003923 $349,900

Jamie Ross* 613-930-7677 3310 Main St., avonMoRe Century home, spacious open concept, 3 bdrms, 1.5 baths, oversized lot, 18’x16’ deck, 24’ above ground pool. 2 lg 3 season sunrooms. Updates incl. furnace, bathrooms, attic insulation, sump pump & more. Just 45 mins to Ottawa and 20 mins to Cornwall. MLS#1028020 $164,900

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Jamie Ross* 613-930-7677 15 WeLLington St eaSt Nice north end semi-detached bungalow. Hardwood floors, 2+1 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, nice kitchen and bathrooms. Fenced in yard with large deck and gazebo. MLS# 1017027 $173,900

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GlenDale SuBDiviSion 18251 Glen roaD Cozy 2 +1 bedroom, 2 bathroom bungalow with large attached garage and finished basement. Great for first time buyers or those looking to downsize. $169,900 MLS # 1007420 peter hiCkey 613-551-6776

rare finD!! 4868 SeConD line rD, north lanCaSter ‘Large 6 bedroom, 3 bathroom home with natural gas in the country. This heritage home has many renovations, a 6’ basement & owner motivated to sell. $164,900 MLS # 1019822 Derek BiSSonnette 613-861-9107

new price 9-unit inCome property 968 County rD 17, l’oriGnal Great income property with 9 units generating a gross revenue of $69,060.00. Potential to build on the large lot (300 x 100 ) on the east side. $349,000 MLS # 1025345 talat Butt 613-361-2927

Great Starter home 3261 riChmonD Drive Great starter home in a quiet neighborhood. 3 bedrooms, one and a half bathroom. Many updates in the last 4 years. Call me for more info.$147,000 MSL # 1030936 talat Butt 613-361-2927

27 main St. S., maXville Charming 2 storey home, close to Hwy 417, featuring galley kitchen, formal dining room, rustic style living room , 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths & carport. Lot 52’ x 209’ $139,000 MLS# 1030288 DouG arkinStall 613-360-0948

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67 Carr St e., maXville Large 4 bedroom century home on a dead-end street. Modern kitchen, pine floors upstairs, most window changed, 200 amp service, rewired and insulated, wood pellet stove, 3 season sunroom and pool. Lot 200’ x 259’. $229,000 MLS#1029234 DouG arkinStall 613-360-0948

attention meChaniCS: DouBle DetaCheD GaraGe 19300 hay rD, SummerStown Beautiful prefab home with a full basement. This is one which you need to see in person! Countless renovations done including steel roof, all main floor windows, kitchen, flooring, insulation, furnace and the list goes on. $134,900.00 MLS # 1028963 Derek BiSSonnette 613-861-9107

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625-a york St Centrally located duplex with detached 2 car garage. Both 2 bedroom apartments are of 715 sq ft. One unit tenanted - the other one is vacant. Minor renovations required. Lot 32’ x 130’. Don’t miss out! $127,500 MLS# 1031049

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priCeD to Sell 1447 firSt Street Cute 3+1 brick bungalow, freshly painted, perfect for growing families. Eat-in oak kitchen with extra cabinets & storage. Living room with cove & stylish ceiling. Central Air, newer furnace & roof. Fully finished basement with large rec room & pot lights, laundry room with sink, cabinets & counter space, utility & workshop with sink. Lots of closets & great use of space storage. \1 & 1/2 functional Baths, hardwood in bedrooms, lots of windows for bright natural light. Large back yard & storage shed included. The long driveway with in/out, drive thru entrance accommodates 4 + vehicles. Amenities and shopping close by. Great starter home. Priced to sell, call for a private viewing. $169,900 MLS # 1022400

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17884 Chapel hill roaD, monklanD 3+1 bedroom, country home nestled on almost 10 acres, this unique property features large living room with gas fireplace, fully renovated customized kitchen, ceramic tile and hardwood throughout, master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom. Patio doors lead to a serene back deck and fenced in inground pool. Equipped with-hard wire generator, power failure ready. Heating system is geothermal with secondary source oil furnace. $342,000 MLS#1030904 Jen Blair manley 613-551-4133

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40 SaBourin An all brick house renovated with all the features of a modern home! Large country kitchen with center island, open concept living and dining rooms with hardwood and ceramic flooring throughout. With a spa bath and landscaped yard. Call for a private showing. $249,900 MLS # 1026805 teD lanGStaff 613-861-1870

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Beautifully remoDeleD 613 Carleton St. Located on large lot steps away from a beautiful park, nice quiet neighborhood. Stunning front landscaping incl. stones from the 401. 1170 sq. ft. brick bung remodeled from top to bottom, new roof, newer furnace, 4 bdrms, 2 baths, stunning kitchen and more!! $219,900 MLS#1024116 Derek BiSSonnette 613-861-9107

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Beautiful home in Bayview eStateS 6563 wenDy St Here it is! A Magnificently updated 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom raised bungalow on a private double lot in sought after Bayview Estates. The master is right out of a magazine with tons of space, 3 closets, fireplace, and more $244,900 MLS #1029228 Derek BiSSonnette 613-861-9107

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Information on the website explains the positions, and gives further instructions on how to apply at www.sdgcounties.ca. Applications must be received no later than 12:00 noon on Wednesday, October 19, 2016. United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Attention: Human Resources, Suite 207, 26 Pitt Street, Cornwall, Ontario. K6J 3P2 Telephone: (613) 932-1515 Ext. 200 Fax: (613) 936-2913

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The Township of South Glengarry is seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual for a one (1) year contract to replace the Township’s current Economic Development and Communications Coordinator who will be on maternity leave. Reporting directly to the CAO the Economic Development and Communications Coordinator (EDCC) will be responsible for the day-to-day duties related to implementing and maintaining economic development strategies and all internal and external communications. The ideal candidate will have the following experience and preferred qualifications:

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• Degree or Diploma in communications, marketing/promotions, community economic development and/or business administration combined with financial experience. • Demonstrated understanding of local government, rural issues and affairs, provincial legislation affecting agriculture and rural communities are essential. • Demonstrated working knowledge in Community Economic Development theories and practices. • Practical experience with the preparation of media releases, newspaper articles, speeches and presentations. • Effective computer skills and practical experience working with website Content Management Systems, social media platforms and Microsoft Office Suite of products. • Experience with the preparation and strategic implementation of website and social media content. • Must be available to attend Township events and functions including evenings and weekends. • Maintain a valid Ontario Class G Drivers’ License and have a clean driver’s abstract. Qualified and interested candidates must submit their cover letter and resume via email to: Cyndi DeVries Human Resources Advisor cyndi@southglengarry.com no later than October 21, 2016 4:00pm. - Please indicate EDCC in the subject line. A complete job description can found on the Township of South Glengarry website. In accordance with the “Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act”, personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001, as amended, and will be used for the purpose of candidate selection. Accommodations of persons with disabilities are available for all parts of the recruitment and selection process. Applicants need to make their required accommodations known in advance to the Human Resources Advisor, or designate. We thank all applicants and advise that only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Key AreAs oF responsibility And duties include: • Maintaining an accurate record of all financial transactions, including accounts receivable/ payable, employee time sheet preparation, project funding accounts and produce monthly financial statements using accounting software. • Ensuring consolidation of quarterly statistical reports. • Assisting with the coordination of reception, office equipment, purchasing, inventory and building maintenance. • Provide back up reception duties in keeping with the clinics mission, vision and values.

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The Glengarry Nurse Practitioner Led Clinic (GNPLC) located in Lancaster (Eastern Ontario) is an innovative primary care medical clinic, committed to providing comprehensive primary health care services to the Glengarry community and area. We are currently recruiting a:

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The United Counties of S. D. & G. Roads Department is looking to recruit spare truck drivers for day and night shift snowplowing for the upcoming winter season on an “as needed basis” out of various Patrol Yards.

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QuAliFicAtions: 1. Completion of a Business Administration Program from a recognized college/ university 2. 3-5 years of direct work experience as an administrative assistant, preferably at the executive level 3. Demonstrated excellent communication skills with a high degree of professionalism and confidentiality. 4. Advanced knowledge of the MS Office Suite, Excel and Accounting Software 5. Accounting (e.g bank consolidation, accounts receivable/payables)experience - essential 6. Strong attention to detail and capacity to manage multiple assignments. 7. English proficiency is required and a proficiency in French is an asset. 8. Experience in working with and Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is an asset

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CORNWALL, Ontario - The Harvest Christian Fellowship Church on Ninth Street has gone through a dramatic revitalization to become a very modern house of worship. With the addition of a coffee bar, modern sound systems, coloured lighting, a day care and technological integrations, the Harvest Fellowship hopes to give an updated feel to their Sunday services. “We wanted to contemporize our services,” said Pastor Roy Stephenson. The coffee bar was added as a meeting places where Harvest Christian Fellowship’s two services could meet and interact. The Harvest Christian Fellowship has had to divide its congregation across two services due to the number of parishioners. One service is held at 9 a.m. on Sundays and the other follows at 11 a.m. Pastor Stephenson did not want this division to separate his church’s community, so he hopes that people will take advantage of the coffee

bar to meet, mingle and connect. Along with the coffee bar renovation, they also renovated the main hall of the church. The main hall now contains a stage, coloured lighting and a full sound system. Besides some HVAC and plumbing work, all the renovation work was done by members of the Harvest Christian Fellowship. The stage can accommodate a full rockband who will be playing contemporary songs instead of the traditional hymns, but Pastor Stephenson says that the message will be the same. “This is the same message, but a different method,” he said. The renovations to the main hall and coffee bar is the third and latest renovation that the church has gone through. Members of the Harvest Christian Fellowship hard at work renovating their church. Previously, the church added an elevator and renovated the downstairs to have an area and a room for breastfeeding mothers. adult with the same sticker can come and pick for younger parishioners. Harvest Fellowship has also instituted a them up after service. Parishioners ages six to 15 have their own modern system to keep track and ensure the The Harvest Christian Fellowship held a celebration at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1 in honour worship hall and classrooms downstairs. There safety of their younger parishioners. Each child is given a sticker, and only an of the completed renovations. is also a nursery for children aged zero to five

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A new pastor was visiting in the homes of his parishioners. At one house it seemed obvious that someone was at home, but no answer came to his repeated knocks at the door. He took out a business card, wrote ‘Revelation 3:20’ on the back of it and stuck it in the door. When the offering was processed the following Sunday, he found that his card had been returned. Added to it was this cryptic message, ‘Genesis 3:10..’ Reaching for his Bible to check out the citation, he broke up in gales of laughter. Revelation 3:20 begins “Behold, I stand at the door and knock.” Genesis 3:10 reads, “I heard your voice in the garden and I was afraid for I was naked.”

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Match of the Month

This is a Couple Match, a unique one at that! Big Brother D’Arcy in the middle was once matched with Patrick on the right. Big Brother Patrick and D’Arcy now do a match together. Patrick is learning the ropes on how to be an amazing Big to Little Brother Nolan. These guys are the first to volunteer with the agency when we need a helping hand. They not only help out the agency a tremendous amount, but they still make time for each other and go to hockey games, play pool, attend BBBS events and make time for a DQ treat. Thank you to this amazing match for always being there for us!

Congratulations to Barry Benton, who was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Township of North Glengarry’s 9th Annual Business & Community Awards Gala held on September 29, 2016. He was honoured for his over 40 years of volunteering in his community as well as serving on the Apple Hill Fire Department. The week before Benton raised almost $1,000 in the Strathmore Community Centre Shave-A-Thon. Do something nice for someone today. Then don’t say a word about it.

Thought of the Week: The purpose of life is not to be happy. The purpose of life is to matter, Don’t forget to check out the local annual to be productive, to have it make some differ- pottery sale, held once again at Marlin Orchards ence that you lived at all. and Garden Centre this Thanksgiving Weekend, Saturday, Oct. 8 to Monday, Oct. 10!! Take some time to relax and browse the talented artisans work. Bid on some beautiful pieces in the Silent Auction.

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SCUTTLEBUTT A junior manager, senior manager and their boss were on their way to a lunch meeting. In the cab, they found a lamp. The rubbed it and a genie appeared. “I’ll grant you one wish each,” the genie said. Grabbing the lamp from his boss, the eager senior manager shouted, “I want to be on a fast boat in the Bahamas with no worries.” And, poof, he was gone. The junior manager couldn’t keep quiet. He shouted, “I want to be in Miami, with beautiful girls, food and cocktails.” And, poof, he was gone. Finally, it was the boss’s turn. “I want those idiots back in the office after lunch.”

Great job! A presentation of over 100 quilts was made at a recent Monkland Highland Quilter’s Guild meeting. The quilts were made by members of the guild as well as quilters from across Ontario and Quebec. The quilts were made for the victims of the Fort MacMurray fires that took place earlier this year. A special thanks to Darlene McGimpsey who generously picked up the shipping tab!

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Every thought is a seed. If you plant crab apples, don’t count on harvesting Golden Delicious. Due to the Thanksgiving weekend coming up, the deadline for the Let’s Celebration section for the October 13th issue is Friday, October 7th at 12noon. Be sure to book your announcement early to avoid disappointment. Quote of the Week: There shall be eternal summer in the grateful heart. Celia Thaxter, American poet, 19th century.

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