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CORNWALL, Ontario - The Cornwall Community Police Service (CCPS) recognized the efforts of their volunteers in the Mobile Community Watch (MCW).

The Chief presented awards recognizing the years of service to four members of the MCW. Vince Taillon was recognized for 10 years of volunteer service. In that time he has been out on patrol 196 times for a total of 595 hours and

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Barbara Marchand, also recognized for 10 years, had been on patrol 171 times for 533 hours and 5, 254km.

The final 10 year receipient was Jean-Marc Leroux, who could not be in attendance for the award presentations. He had been on patrol 101 times for 327 hours and 6, 566km.

David Cottreau was recognized for five years of volunteer service. In that time Cottreau had been on patrol 105 times for 310 hours and 1, 906km.

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Mobile Community Watch members Barbara Marchand, David Cottreau and Vincent Taillon were recognized for their years of volunteer work. They are pictured here with Cornwall Community Police Service Chief Dan Parkinson at the East End Station on Wednesday, July 12. (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media)

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Southern style fun at Chopped BBQ Alycia Douglass alycia.douglass@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - The competition was fierce at the second annual Celebrity Chopped BBQ, with six local celebs firing up the grill in support of Maison Baldwin House.

The theme of this year’s competition was southern-style barbecue, which contestants integrated into each of their three courses.

Competing for the champion title at this year’s event were Dr. Rachel Navaneelan, Todd Lihou, Coun. Carilyne Hebert, Marc Renaud, Sue Stewart, and Dan Allaire, who was last year’s runner-up chef.

Reflecting on last year’s competition, Allaire said that he’s had to re-evaluate his strategy.

“I’m really just trying to keep it simple,” said Allaire. “So far, I think it’s working out well for me.”

Judging the competition were local culinary experts, Sheep’s Head Bistro’s Lewis Meehan, Peppermills’ Fabien Clement-Lynch, Mike and Roger of Marrow and Spice, and

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“We had a great panel of judges last year,” said event organizer, and Maison Baldwin House Executive Director, Debbie Fortier. “We wanted to give other restaurants the opportunity to showcase their chefs, and we’re really excited with our wonderful judges.”

Celebs had the difficult task of creating three complete dishes which incorporated some of Maison Baldwin House’s most commonly donated food items.

“Some of the competitors have gotten really creative with their items,” said Fortier. “And the spirit of competition is really fun. There’s been some Celebrity Chopped smack going on, which we love.”

With Todd Lihou coming in a close second, this year’s Chopped Champion was none other than Coun. Carilyne Hebert.

Celebrity Chopped is Maison Baldwin House’s signature fundraiser of the year, and helps provide support to women in need.

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Winner, winner, shrimp dinner. Carilyne Hebert was the winner of this year’s Celebrity Chopped BBQ in support of Maison Baldwin House. (Alycia Douglass/TC Media)

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In the next few weeks, Isabelle Cabot NP will finalize her integration into a team of Primary care providers working at the medical clinic located in the St. Lawrence College. Mrs. Cabot will continue to provide medical services to the ex-patients of Dr. Behar who retired in January, but she will move her office location to the St. Lawrence College medical clinic in August.

This Clinic is also a Teaching Facility for future Health Care Providers supporting Students from Queen’s and Ottawa University in their clinical placements.

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United Counties Tourism has a lot to offer this summer!

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CORNWALL, Ontario – Shauna Baggs, the United Counties Tourism Coordinator says there is a lot to discover this summer in Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry.

Shauna took on the job of promoting tourism in the Counties eight months ago and has had some great successes and is off to a great start.

“The Visitor’s Guide is a great bridge between last year and this year,” she said. “Every day we are learning about new things that the Counties have to offer.”

One great success has been the introduction of the Escape Room to the United Counties Jail in Cornwall.

The Escape Room challenges visitors to solve puzzles and a mystery to escape the jail and be exonerated.

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been running the program since the Spring and plan on capping it off with a fun Halloween event in the Fall.

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“Shauna took this on without a lot of previous experience,” said United Counties Warden Jim Bancroft at the soft opening of the jail’s Escape Room. “She took this job by the horns and today is one of the really good results.”

“I called them at the right time,” said Shauna.

“They rent the space and do all the escapes.

They’ve also created jobs locally by hiring local actors.”

The Escape Room was funded through a Ontario 150 grant.

Going forward, Shauna says she will continue growing the brand of the United Counties of SD&G.

Shauna Baggs outside of the United Counties Jail. (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media)

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Two weeks ago, Ontario Minister of Education Mitzie Hunter announced that the government would be reviewing the Pupil Accommodation Review (PAR) process as well as its funding model for rural education.

What this new funding model will provide and how PARs will be handled in the future remains to be seen. The process of overhauling the PAR process in itself could take more than a year. However, what is more certain is that the decision to close schools under the old process is questionable.

If the PAR process is even suspected to be somehow flawed then are not the decisions that resulted from that process also flawed?

This nearly yearlong process has seen parents and students protest the decisions of their school board trustees. Those parents and students desperately fought to keep their schools open and feel that they offered workable alternatives. Parents and students of schools that are closing, such as Rothwell-Osnabruck’s high school program, have already had their faith in their school board deeply shaken and to proceed with the decision to close their high school after Minister Hunter’s announcement

just further damages their relationship with the region’s public school board.

The second part of Minister Hunter’s recent announcement further highlights the need to pause the decision to close schools like R-O’s high school program. Minister Hunter had said that by September there would be a new funding formula for rural schools.

The entire premise behind the PAR process started by the Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) was because the Ministry of Education’s funding model demanded that they reduce empty class spaces. If that funding model is under review and will presumably be changed in favour of rural schools like R-O, then shouldn’t the school board wait for September and see what the impact will be? What if come September it is no longer necessary to close R-O’s high school program and to ship those kids out of their home community?

If that is the case and R-O’s high school program can be kept open, then that is what should be done. Remember, busing kids out of South Stormont to Tagwi Secondary School will cost the school board over $400, 000 according to their own estimates. The school board does not gain money by closing R-O’s high school program, so, the prudent course of action would be

to see if this new funding model for rural education can not only save R-O, but also save the UCDSB money, if saving money was really the objective all along.

Furthermore, the Township of South Stormont is trying to give the school board every reason to keep R-O’s high school open, by offering to help with funding for improvement projects.

Additionally, as a community, South Stormont is growing and closing the township’s only high school would hinder that growth. If

Dear Editor: We are addressing this letter to the Trustees of the Upper Canada District Board.

Our hope and wish is for all trustees supported by the Chair and senior staff to provide the opportunity to revisit the closure of Rothwell Osnabruck (RO), Ingleside, Ontario and Benson Public School in Cardinal, Ontario.

Both of these communities will face a serious loss not having the ability to provide a High School in the case of RO and a public school in Cardinal. In preparing this letter the writer is fully aware of similar correspondence being prepared by the Mayor of Edwardsburgh Cardinal for delivery to the media surrounding his municipality. Anyone following the results of the PAR review by the UCDSB is probably asking why continue the fight while still attempting to save our schools. The easy answer is the parents

and students do not want to have their children taken from their home community. Closing schools located in a community hub tears away a piece of the social fabric and an important pillar of any Community.

In the case of Rothwell Osnabruck the following is a few details that flies in the face of the Boards decision to reduce costs: - RO is on full municipal services for wastewater and water. Similar to Benson Public in Cardinal.

- Utility costs are approximately $75,000 at RO vs $375,000 at the new designated school.

- Closing RO based on the Final Board report reflects an expense of $430,619.

- From 2011 to 2016 South Stormont has had the most students age 0-14.

- Trustees you are aware South Stormont was prepared to assist with Capital improvements at

RO to cover construction and equipment for programming such as shops to the upper limit of $700,000.

Minister Hunter’s announcement on June 28, 2017 clearly stated a new funding formula is coming in September. Surely Trustees you would want to hear what impact it will have on your ability to provide services, as well as new programming including French Immersion.

Trustees, we have the time to stop the process in closing our schools. Some Trustees are satisfied the decision to close is responsible.

Trustees, we all have second and third sober thoughts. We know you may not want to hear our concerns. However our parents, families continue to reach out hoping for all of us to find a solution where our schools remain open in September 2017. Our position and the community of Cardinal know if we really wish to

hear the voices of these communities a positive solution will be reached in time for the new school year 2017-2018.

The Ontario Government announcement on June 28, 2017 did indicate school boards were not obligated to review the current PAR review.

Trustees this same communique outlined how important our schools located in these small villages are vital and need to be preserved.

Trustees reach out to our municipalities and find common interest to save these schools. Trustees our students will be forever grateful.

In closing Trustees of the Upper Canada District Board, please hear the voices of our communities and let’s find a partnership favourable to all parties.

Jim Bancroft, Mayor Township of South Stormont

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that is something that can be avoided, then it should be in the school board’s interest in doing so. Financially it makes sense, and it also makes sense in real student numbers. According to the township itself from 2011 to 2016 South Stormont has had the most students age 0-14.

It took a long time, a lot of meetings and a lot of arguing before the school board came to its decision to close R-O’s high school program, but no one should stand by a bad decision just because they spent a lot of time and effort making it.

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THIS WEEK IN 1961: Police and Colonial Coach officials were praising bus driver Roger Seguin of Cornwall for his “calm, cool action” that avoided what could have been a tragedy. When a tractortrailer heading in the opposite direction skidded out of control on Highway 2 just west of Parco Village and into the bus’ lane, Seguin managed to avoid the head-on collision by steering the bus with 22 passengers into the ditch. The passengers were shaken but not injured. • Construction projects under way in the city included the Sisters of Notre Dame Convent at Fourth and Augustus streets at a cost of $125,000. The new St. Columban’s Parish Hall was being built and a new Ontario Provincial Police District 11 headquarters was being built in the new town of Long Sault. It would replace the outdated headquarters on Augustus Street in Cornwall. • Mayor Nick Kaneb called Cornwall Canal pollution “alarming” and called on the body in charge to increase the flow of water from the Robert Saunders Generating Station. He said the health of residents was at stake. • Standard-Freeholder city news editor Hal Lee died after a short illness. • E.J. Villeneuve Three-Star Meat Market, 524 Augustus St., offered free delivery. • Father Francis Lefebvre was transferred to St. Francis de Sales parish from St. Felix de Valois parish. • Cornwall Cable Vision Ltd. said it would build a transmission tower on a piece of the Copeland Farm in east Cornwall to replace the tower at Eleventh and Guy streets. • Colonial Coach Bus Lines was offering round trips to Upper Canada Village for $1.45. • The go-kart track - Cornwall Kartway - at Eamer’s Corners was open daily 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. • City council received a petition to have Fifth Street from Guy to St. Felix streets paved. • A petition was received asking that the old city dump

site on Ontario Street be turned into a park. • Cal Kirkey nailed a pair of home runs to help Hodgin’s Lumber beat up on Crown Diamond 7-0 in a North End Fastball League game. Larry Keen was the winning pitcher. • Toronto Argonauts fullback Cookie Gilchrist signed the longest contract in Canadian pro football history. It was for five years at $22,000 a season. The previous longest contract was a fouryear deal given to quarterback Jackie Parker by Edmonton Eskimos.

HERE AND THERE: When it comes to politics timing, as with many things in life, can be everything. So it is with the $10.5 million payment to Omar Khadr that has enraged so many Canadians.

Unfortunately for the opposition Conservatives it is a case of bad timing. If the country was gearing up for a federal election, it would be a campaign gift.

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Khadr said the apology is important because it will allow him to get on with his life. Wonder if he had a choice of $10.5 million or an apology which he would have jumped on?

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Labour groups and a taxpayers’ association opposed the restrictions, as did many residents.

The bylaw was struck down in a 5-3 vote and the city’s retail shopping landscape was changed. Larry Keen, Ralph Carrara, Lionel Gauthier, James Ross and Doug Warner voted to repeal the bylaw.

Against were Norm Baril, Aurele Clement and George Charlebois. Mayor Elzear Emard along with Gerald Parisien and Harold Shields declared conflicts.

Keen, showing much foresight, warned that the restricted hours would hurt small retail stores down the road, not help them. Keen predicted that shopping centres would build outside the city where they could offer extended shopping hours.

He expressed concern over the animosity the controversy had created. “People are beginning to hate each other,” he lamented. “And we call this The Friendly City.”

Gauthier, a veteran alderman, said the bylaw brouhaha had sparked the biggest controversy, and most pressure, he had experienced.

The meeting ended with two downtown merchants screaming insults at those who voted to repeal the bylaw.

It wasn’t the city’s finest hour.

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Sunday Shopping Claude McIntosh ~ Mac’s Musings On a sticky August evening in 1965 the City Hall air conditioning system struggled to provide relief inside the jam-packed council chambers. It was standing room only in the council chambers with dozens more spectators in the hall way. Just as hot as the steamy evening air was a contentious issue that had driven a sharp wedge into city council: retail store closing hours. The crowd sweated for 90 minutes before the agenda worked its way down to the issue that brought them to city hall. One alderman was under police protection because of a threat to do him physical harm if he voted to rescind the bylaw. Two others said they received veiled threats. One alderman was away on “vacation”.

With today’s mega-shopping hours, the idea of forcing a store to close at noon on Wednesdays and locking the doors at 6 p.m. other nights seems pretty draconian.

But that wasn’t the case in 1965 when nobody would even think of opening a store on Sunday, and a time when doctors closed their offices on Wednesday afternoons. It wasn’t until 1961 that the city approved Sunday sports to be played, but only between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m.

The store closing bylaw required noon-hour closing on Wednesdays, 6 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays and Saturdays and 9 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays was being debated at the Aug. 9 council meeting.

The bylaw was supported by retail merchants in the downtown core and east end. They argued that longer hours would leave little family time for small family-operated businesses which made up the bulk of retail stores. Extended hours, the said, would increase the cost of operating the stores.

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A major attraction of the event is all of the vendors and exhibitors. Combined, there were more than 50 vendors and exhibitors for people to see.

The event goes to support the Parade of Nations, which itself celebrates its tenth year this year.

The Parade of Nations goes to support young artists with disabilities.

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July 31 at 9 AM - Comittee of the Whole August 9 at 7:00 PM - Regular Meeting

NOTICES TOWN HALL CLOSURE The Town Hall will be closed Monday, August 7, due to the Civic Holiday. Staff will be available at 8:30 AM on Tuesday, August 8.

GARBAGE AND RECYCLING There will be NO CHANGE to your recycling or garbage pick up.

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RECRUITMENT Due to the pending retirement of the incumbent, Council is seeking a Chief Administrative Officer to lead the senior management team, to liaise with other organizations with an interest in Township issues, and to be the key advisor to Council on matters of policy and strategy.

For further details, please visit the Township’s website at www.southstormont.ca PUBLIC TENDERS No. 05-2017 Replacement Phone System CLOSING: July 28, 2017 The Township of South Stormont is inviting proposals to provide a Replacement Phone System.

For more information, please contact: Loriann Harbers, Director of Corporate Services/Clerk at Ext. 201 or email loriann@southstormont.ca.

No. 13-2017 Purchase Surplus Property August 18, 2017 CLOSING: The Township of South Stormont is soliciting proposals from interested parties for the purchase of property deemed to be surplus to the needs of the Township.

For more information, please contact: Peter Young, Director of Planning/EDO at Ext. 205 or email at peter@southstormont.ca.

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HYDRANT FLUSHING AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAM From June 15 - August 31, 2017 in the hamlets of Ingleside, Long Sault and St. Andrews West.

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COMMUNITY GUIDE We are now collecting information for the Fall/Winter Community Guide.

If you have program or event information and would like to include it in the guide please submit it to sherry-lynn@southstormont.ca by July 21.

COMMUNITY EVENTS August 16 - Woodland Villa's Country Fair from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Woodland Villa.

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Les résidents de Moose Creek reçoivent gratuitement des arbres et arbustes de la CNS

Sur la photo de gauche à droite : Sean Bryan (CNS), Ronda Boutz (CNS), Nigel Sollows (résident de Moose Creek), Lorena Sollows (Membre de l’Association pour les loisirs de Moose Creek).

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Communiqué de presse de la CNS MOOSE CREEK, Ontario - Le samedi 15 juillet, les rLe samedi 15 juillet, les résidents de Moose Creek ont eu l’occasion de ramasser gratuitement un arbre ou un arbuste de la Conservation

de la Nation Sud (CNS), distribués au Centre communautaire de Moose Creek. Cet événement annuel a été soutenu par Green For Life (GFL) Environmental Inc. à Moose Creek. Près de 60 plantes ont été distribuées à la communauté, y compris l’épinette de Norvège, le chêne blanc,

l’érable argenté, le micocoulier, la viorne comestible et le cornouiller gris. sidents de Moose Creek ont eu l’occasion de ramasser gratuitement un arbre ou un arbuste de la Conservation de la Nation Sud (CNS), distribués au Centre communautaire de Moose Creek. Cet

événement annuel a été soutenu par Green For Life (GFL) Environmental Inc. à Moose Creek.

Près de 60 plantes ont été distribuées à la communauté, y compris l’épinette de Norvège, le chêne blanc, l’érable argenté, le micocoulier, la viorne comestible et le cornouiller gris.

Le député Guy Lauzon dévoile son autobiographie Communiqué de presse de député Guy Lauzon CORNWALL, Ontario - Guy Lauzon, député de Stormont – Dundas – South Glengarry a rassemblé aujourd’hui des dizaines d’amis, de proches et de partisans au Centre communautaire de santé mentale et de dépendances de Cornwall à l’occasion du lancement officiel de son autobiographie, intitulée Lawbreaker to Lawmaker. On trouve en tête du livre une préface très spéciale de l’ancien premier ministre Stephen Harper.

Le récit met en lumière l’histoire personnelle

du député et son combat contre la toxicomanie.

Celui qui s’est affranchi d’un passé de décrocheur alcoolique pour devenir l’un des députés du Parti conservateur ayant le plus d’ancienneté souhaite transmettre un message d’espoir à ceux qui souffrent d’un problème d’alcool ou de drogue, à savoir qu’ils ne sont pas seuls et qu’ils peuvent guérir.

Porté par le soutien d’autres alcooliques abstinents et par une foi inébranlable, Guy est resté sobre. Il a connu le bonheur en famille et le succès en affaires avant de recevoir l’honneur d’être élu à la Chambre des communes. Il en est

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à son cinquième mandat consécutif comme député de Stormont – Dundas – South Glengarry. « Je suis très choyé de pouvoir raconter mon histoire à tous ceux qui cherchent la lumière au bout du tunnel », a déclaré M.Lauzon. « Ils doivent savoir qu’ils ne sont pas seuls, que nous sommes des centaines à comprendre ce qu’ils vivent et à vouloir leur prêter main-forte. » « De nos jours, il est généralement admis qu’une personne sur cinq connaîtra la dépendance ou la maladie mentale au cours de sa vie.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR Residential Cleaning

ESSIE • VITRY • SALLY HANSEN Visit our brand new nail section!

cleanhomeprofessionals@gmail.com GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS ~every Tuesday at 7:30 pm. 343 Pitt St., Cornwall. Starbright Centre.

Call 613-362-7634.

MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Billy Gabriel, Saturday, July 22 from 8pm-12am. We have Hall Rentals for all occasions. Moose Lodge, 443 – 11th St. West. 613-938-0666.

ALZHEIMER SOCIETY EVENTS ~ Paddle Poker Run on Saturday, July 22 at Hybrid Marine in Summerstown. Funds raised for Alzheimer Society.

613-360-6501. Golf Tournament for Alzheimer Society on Friday, Aug. 18 at Summerheights.

Register at 613-932-4914.

BEREAVED FAMILIES SPAGHETTI SUPPER FUNDRAISER ~ Friday, July 28 at 5:30pm at the Royal Canadian Legion, 415 Second St. West.

Entertainment: The Foxx Boys. For tickets or info: 613-936-1455.

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LONG SAULT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH will be holding a free “Cave Quest” VBS for ages 4-12 years from Tuesday, Aug. 1 to Saturday Aug. 5 from 9:30am to 12noon. Join us kids for a great week of songs, stories, crafts, games, snacks and much more. For more info: 613-534-9155.

NAVY VETS’ CLUB~ 30 6th St. E., Cornwall.

Karaoke every Thursday 5pm-9pm and Saturday 3pm-7pm. Info. 613-938-0285.

SPAGHETTI LUNCH & SUPPER ~ Friday, July 28, brought to you by the members of the Knights of Columbus Council 755, 205 Amelia St. Every last Friday of the month. Lunch: 11am-1pm. Supper: 4:30-6pm. Meals include: Spaghetti plate, coleslaw, bun, dessert, coffee or tea.

CAMP KAGAMA ~ Registration is still open. For info contact: www.CampKagama.ca or call 613-537-2149.

Fun for the whole family We are across from Farm Boy 52 Eighth St. East, Cornwall 343-885-9633 July & August Wed to Sat 1:00 -4:00

MASSENA SENIOR CITIZEN DANCE ~ Saturday, July 22 from 6pm to 10pm at the Massena Community Building, 61 Beach St. Live Music: PHARMACY PHARMACIE Steeling Country. Kitchen opens at 5:30pm. Cover charge at the door pays for the Band. Info: Call Elly: 315-764-9480 or Center: 315-769-7810.

CASINO TRIP to Gananoque on Saturday, July 29, bus departs at 9:30am. Info: 613-932-6534.

Proceeds toward St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre.

13th ANNUAL PIG ROAST ~ Saturday, July 22 at 16050 County Rd. 36, Long Sault from 1pm-7pm.

Everyone welcome. Bring a chair and your own drinks. Come listen to great local music by Northern Echo and local musicians. Donations towards Cornwall Hospice and local charities.

Cornwall’s Independent Film Experience

8 Films One screening per month from September to May Galaxy Cinemas, Cornwall

Opening Night

September 20, 2017 Reception to follow Earlybird Full Package �����$95 (until Monday, Aug. 14)

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Fall Series Package ��������� $60 (includes Reception)

Single Tickets ���������������������$15 Tickets: 613-938-9400 Civic Complex Box Office

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MULTI FAMILY LAWN SALE ~ 19185 Hwy. #2 Summerstown on Friday, Saturday & Sunday, July 21, 22 & 23 from 8am to 5pm. Rain or Shine. Over 200 unique jackets/coats, scarves, jewellery, wetsuit, furniture, household items, paintings, frames, Asian vases, textiles, pottery, books, many many more treasures.

YARD & BAKE SALE ~ 120 Augustus St. Saturday, July 22 from 8am to 3pm. Something for everyone.

HUGE FAMILY YARD SALE ~ 180 Elsie Avenue, Friday, July 21 and Saturday, July 22 from 8am to 4pm.

If bad weather, postponed until the following weekend, July 28 & 29.

YARD SALE ~ 6846 Sabourin Dr. Glen Walter, Saturday, July 22 from 7:30am to 2pm. Rain or Shine.

Furniture, kids stuff, home decor, a bit of everything.

FAMILY YARD SALE ~ 5580 Hwy. 138, Saturday, July 22 from 8am to ?? Variety of old & new.

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SEAWAY SENIORS CITIZENS’ CLUB ~ 506 Pitt St. New members welcome. Come and see all our activities and programs we have to offer. Exercise, Line Dancing, Tai Chi, Yoga, Cribbage, (Fast Crib), Bid Euchre, Euchre, Canasta, Knitting, Swedish Weaving, Quilting, Choir, Music Jamming, Bell Band, Scrabble, Dominos, Mahjongg, Upwords, Darts, Shuffleboard, Dinner, Dances, Day Trips, Information Workshops.

613-932-4969.

WILLIAMSTOWN GREEN THUMBS ~ Have you ever been to a Flower show? Do you know what it is all about? Experience a British High Tea and learn by observation what entails a flower show. The Williamstown Green Thumbs welcomes its members to participate and the public to enjoy this event on Saturday, July 22 from 2pm to 4pm at the Fairground Meeting Place. Admission is free to Flower Show. Goodwill basket for Tea. Children are encouraged to bring their adults!

6-WEEK TRAINING: CHOICES ~ Need to build confidence? Desire strategies for dealing with stress? Want to set goals for the future? Tri-County Literacy Council is offering a free 6-week training, starting on Monday, September 11, 2017. Classes will run Monday to Thursday 9am to 12pm. To register, call Tri-County Literacy Council at 613-932-7161.

AVONMORE FAIR ~ Saturday, July 22 – Talent Shows – Children’s Show at 2pm, ages 9 & under, Talent Show - 5 pm ages 10 & over. Sunday, July 23 – Musical Worship Service at 10am with Rev & the Choir Boys, other activities and 150th Tractor Parade in the afternoon. Info: www.avonmorefair. ca or talent@avonmorefair.ca CENTRE CHARLES-EMILE CLAUDE ~ 146-B avenue Chevrier. 613-932-1036. Bingo tous les lundis dès 18h00. Ouvert à tous. Initiation au pickle ball, tous les mardis à 10h00. Yoga sur chaise, tous les lundis matins dès 10h30. Ciné-club francophone: la fille du puisatier, mercredi 19 juillet 2017 à 13h30. Gratuit! Club de marche, tous les mardis et jeudis. Gratuit! au parc Lamoureux.

SALEM SUMMER MUSIC EVENINGS 2017 ~ Sunday, July 30 at 7pm at Salem United Church, 19041 County Rd. 2, Summerstown. Guest artists: Lisa Zeran “Music By the Numbers”. Book sale Sing-a-long – Refreshments. Come and join us for an enjoyable evening! Freewill offering.

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13 aCre HoBBy farM/ loG HoMe 18624 Street rd, williaMStown Your “Peace” of the country is here! Rustic style 2+2 log home built in 2007 on almost 13 acres. Straight out of a magazine this hobby farm checks all the boxes! Open concept kitchen/living area. Cross under the beautiful archway to the southern facing sitting room with loads of natural sunlight, Beautiful stone wood burning fireplace centrepiece to the homes spacious living area. Main floor bedroom, spiral staircase leading to loft master bedroom, ensuite bathroom and a view for miles. Many updates and improvements inside and out including fencing, paddock, gates and arches, power run underground below the frost line to every field, power to barn and each of the 5 stalls, phone line to barn, heated tack room in barn, partially finished basement (ICF foundation) board and batton on second floor exterior. Propane furnace. Taxes $3300. CORNWALL ELECTRIC SERVICE! Bell High Speed Internet They don’t come by like this often.

MLS®1067826 $469,500

Jen Blair Manley 613-551-4133

oPen HouSe Sunday 1-2:30PM

1154 Sydney St, Cornwall Brick bungalow features 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, forced air heating, partly finished basement, carport and more. MLS®1064337 $179,900 HardeeP SinGH 613-936-3996

new price 17660 iSland rd, Martintown Right on the Raisin River, the fixer upper is sitting on a 123 x 166 ft lot, with detached garage, drilled well & more. MLS®1054369 $74,900 HardeeP SinGH 613-936-3996

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larGe Country ProPerty in St andrewS

4976 HiGHway 138, St andrewS Large 4 bedroom brick bungalow home with beautiful renovated kitchen w/ breakfast bar and bathroom both with radiant floors, huge great room with fireplace, separate dining room & all this sitting on 2.4 acres. $309,000 faye allott 613-571-9605

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723 Sydney Street 1.5 Storey home with 2 bdrms, 2 bath, forced air gas furnace and central a/c, with deep lot great for the gardener in a convenient location close to shopping. MLS®1068365 $69,900

Peter HiCkey 613-551-6776

oPen HouSe Sunday 12-2PM

downtown Condo livinG! 121 water St w #109 St, Cornwall Main floor spacious condo, freshly updated and move in ready! This beautiful 2 bedroom downtown condo offers open concept kitchen/dining and a living room warmed by a gas fireplace. Large master bedroom easily fits a king size bed and features an ensuite bathroom. Step out onto the patio and enjoy views of the St. Lawrence and luscious landscaping surrounding your unit. With 5 appliances included there is nothing left to do but move in. Convenient underground parking and storage locker. Shopping, Parks, Civic Complex and other Amenities within walking distance. Bridge to USA nearby.

MLS®1068375 $232,000

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3 BedrooM 1.5 Storey HoMe in weSt end

7 walter St, Cornwall Quaint 3 bedroom 1.5 storey home in Cornwall’s West End. Plenty of updates, including roof (5 years), Windows 2010, all new plumbing and electrical. New high efficiency gas furnace (currently rented until August). Great starter home or investment opportunity. MLS®1068703 $164,900

Jen Blair Manley 613-551-4133

defined eleGanCe in tHe Heart of riverdale!

605 riverdale ave, Cornwall This 3 bedroom, 3000+ sq ft bung. is boasting of exquisite taste. Impressionable grand foyer with 12 ft ceilings and polished marble floors. Timeless hardwood with beautiful in lay borders accents the dining and living areas. Gas fireplace centrepiece to custom built in mantel/wall unit. Gourmet style eat in kitchen with matching appliances, marble countertop and direct access to the backyard oasis. Enjoy summer entertaining by the heated in ground pool and warm by the outdoor fireplace. North wing could easily be converted into a living space for a loved one. 3 large bedrooms in South wing, including a master bedroom with ensuite and large walk in closet. 4 Piece main bathroom featuring a unique claw foot tub straight out of the African Embassy. Recent updates include: Roof 2017, Pool Heater, Windows and the list goes on. Superior one level living in the cities most desirable area.

MLS®1068417 $419,000

Jen Blair Manley 613-551-4133

tiMeleSS Century HoMe in downtown Cornwall!

230 Sydney Street, Cornwall This 2.5 Storey ,2400 sq ft. charmer is rich in character & boasts distinctive features found only in homes of its era. Step up on the homes covered veranda with its stylish balusters. Enter into the grand foyer where you will be greeted by a beautiful wood staircase. Plenty of cupboard space in this galley style kitchen. With its Classic high ceilings, trims, unique windows, french doors, narrow hdwd flrs throughout and hideaway 3rd floor attic, you will be more than captivated. Other key features and updates include: Double car garage, paved drive, luscious perennial garden, forever metal roof, wall unit a/c, gas fireplace, gas fired boiler system, gas hot water tank, some recent windows, renovated 2nd floor bath with radiant heat flooring. All appliances are included. Walking distance to shopping, restaurants, schools and other amenities. This just might be the one you’ve been waiting for. MLS® 1063180 $265,000

Jen Blair Manley 613-551-4133

Great faMily HoMe! Beautiful affordaBle Condo 710 Cotton Mill St #410 Move-in-condition 1 bedroom & 1 flex room condo with high end laminate & ceramic floors throughout. Features open concept kitchen & living rm leading to two patio doors & east side covered patio deck with waterview. Secured building with 1 guest suite, exercise rm, library, rooftop patio with gas bbq, inside garage parking #18. Also features french doors to master bedroom, leads to a walk-in closet & ensuite. 2nd bath with large shower, utility rm with washer/dryer hookups & so much more. Energy efficient unit.. 9` ceilings & original 1/2 pillars making this condo very stylish. All this with the waterfront & bike path at your doorstep. $245,000

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Make tHiS HouSe your “HoMe” 27 aBaGail Cr, lonG Sault 10 minutes from Cornwall and 2 minutes to the 401. This home is like new with all the extras, finished basement, paved double driveway. Fenced yard and main floor laundry. Call Jo Ann today for a private viewing. $349,900 MLS®1042551 Jo ann lanGStaff 613-577-1873

Snow BirdS 2726 GrySewood lane, Maxville Located on a private treed lot with beautiful side deck. Large oak kitchen & dining area. Lots of cupboards. Large living room. Extra large master bdrm, laundry room & a 4pc bath. New propane forced air furnace. House sold with furnishings. MLS®1055223 $76,900 Jo ann lanGStaff 613-577-1873

14229 County road 2, inGleSide 1 acre lot just outside the village of Ingleside! Totally updated from top to bottom - there is virtually nothing left to do! Hardwood throughout both floors, updated kitchen with island, 3 good sized bedrooms upstairs with a convenient laundry area, **plus a huge undeveloped loft that goes out over the garage that could be a games / rec room or a 4th bedroom etc.** There is a balcony off the master bedroom that looks down on a large deck and salt water pool! This really is the perfect place to raise a family!

MLS®1068978 $329,900

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72 MaPle St, inGleSide This stunning seaway home has been cared for and loved, and it shows! This house has been renovated to exceed today’s standards and tastefully redecorated to highlight the original features of the home! Some of the many highlights this home boasts include: recently renovated kitchen, breathtaking main bathroom with heated tile floors and walk in shower, high ceilings with ample natural light, central air, natural gas furnace and fireplace, everlast steel interlocking roof. MLS®1064998 $284,900

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423 Carleton St, Cornwall Move in ready semi, 2+1 bdrm, hdwd flrs throughout main level. Main floor living rm, eat-in kitchen, 3 pc bath all recently updated. Fully fin. bsmt features a cozy family room, large bdrm, kitchen area. Potential to easily create an in-law suite.Fully fenced in backyard w/gazebo all. Several amenities within walking distance. Updates 2017: A/C, hot water tank, front window. 2016: furnace, roof, paving, kitchen/bath. 2015: fence. MLS® 1066606 $179,900 Jen Blair Manley 613-551-4133

low MaintenanCe Beautiful Century HoMe PriCed to Sell!!

526 aMelia Street This home is great for all types of families and investors! 3 Bedroom century home is full of old charm that was infused into the new renovations. Large lot 44’ x 178’ in this quiet neighborhood. Fully fenced in portion of the back yard creates privacy in the heart of the city with enough parking for 6 vehicles in front of the detached garage. This home is well maintained and has been privileged to have many renovations in the past 10 years. New roof shingles and venting, natural gas furnace and duct work, central air, flooring upper and main levels, kitchen cabinets, counter tops and island, paint and more!! Call JOEL for more details! MLS®1064594 $168,000

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330 eiGHtH St. e This small and quaint 2 bedroom bungalow is perfect for someone looking for low maintenance. Just the necessities with very little yard work. Located just a few blocks from the Cornwall Community Hospital and the downtown shopping.

Fully furnished and ready to move in! Call Linda at 613-551-5839 for a private viewing. Mls®1067283 $110,000 linda Giroux-daiGle 613-551-5839

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Looking for a country home with a great In-Law Suite? If so then this is a must see! Lg 5 bedroom home with 2 full baths with many updates, plus an attached In-Law Suite with 2 lg bedrooms open concept living room kitchen, full Jack & Jill bath, 1.5 car garage with a lovely deck all sitting on 6.4 acres!!

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MLS#1067364 Completely renovated 2 bedroom home with a 20 by 20 fenced in patio! The home offers all new fixtures, doors, flooring, drywall, furnace, shingles plus it comes with all the stainless appliances, dishwasher and washer and dryer!

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1168 KirKmaN Crt, COrNwaLL

Executive home in prestigious Kirkman Court with open concept living areas offering lots of sunlight through windows that showcase a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River. $475,000 Exclusive Listing

33 Cumberland St., Unit 204

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bEAuTiFuL cENTury HoME wiTH ToNS oF cHArAcTEr! 9 cEDAr ST, NEwiNGToN Backing onto the Fairgrounds. 2 sheds & a carport.

House is a 2 bdrm, 1.5 bath 1340 sq.ft house with steel roof, newer windows, wrap around porch, massive walk-through closet attached to the nice sized master bedroom. MLS® 1057106 $154,900 DErEk biSSoNNETTE 613-861-9107

bEAuTiFuL cENTury HoME wiTH ToNS oF poTENTiAL 128 ADoLpHuS ST, corNwALL 3 Bed, 2 bath, detached garage. Natural gas heating through the fireplaces is the main heat for the house. Open concept kitchen / Dining room, nice large living room, beautiful large backyard with deck, gazebo & more! MLS®1062610 $129,900 DErEk biSSoNNETTE 613-861-9107

GLEN wALTEr - NEAr ST. LAwrENcE riVEr 6804 pAGE DriVE, St-Lawrence river is just a walk away from this 2+1 bdrm and 3 bath house in the Glen Walter area. This home comes with a beautiful back yard, big deck, above ground pool and garden. Don’t miss your chance, call me today!! MLS®1060265 $189,000 JoEL DuVAL 613-937-5030

439 ANTHoNy ST. Cute and clean! This pretty little bungalow awaits its next owner to love. With two bedrooms and main floor laundry this home will work perfect for the retiree, first time home buyer or someone looking for handicap accessible. Beautiful sunroom overlooks the private backyard, with no rear neighbours and situated next to a vacant lot. Elevator on deck included. Walk in soaker tub in family bathroom.

Neat as a pin, this home simply awaits your personal touches to make it your own! Call today.

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new price STuNNiNG LiTTLE SEMi wiTH HuGE poTENTiAL! 7 wiLLiAM ST, corNwALL Perfect for first time Home buyers and investors alike!

This little semi is a true gem and you can’t beat the price! 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom upper floor, kitchen / dining room & living room on main floor. Features a cute backyard with a storage shed. MLS®1064246 $79,900 DErEk biSSoNNETTE 613-861-9107

ALL brick buNGALow iN THE HEArT oF corNwALL 237 HEbErT ST corNwALL 3 bedroom, family size home includes updated features: roof (2008), bathroom renovations (2012), eaves trough, electrical panel, and AC (2015). Large backyard and a Garage. Located in a great neighborhood. MLS®1067644 $195,000 TED LANGSTAFF 613-861-1870

new price STuNNiNGLy LANDScApED LArGE buNGALow 16538 MyErS rD, corNwALL A country paradise with almost 35 acres of land, stunning stonework, hobbyist or mechanic’s dream 4 car garage and much more! Live the life. MLS®1065817 $439,900 DErEk biSSoNNETTE 613-861-9107

STuNNiNG wATErFroNT LocATioN wiTH A kNockouT HoME! 53 ViN ViSTA Dr, iNGLESiDE This four bedroom home sits steps from the water’s edge and your private dock. Eat in kitchen offers solid wood cabinets and quartz countertops (2017) with plenty of storage and workspace. The front room which boasts plenty of sunshine and vaulted ceilings. The family room overlooks lovely water views. Master bedroom with his and hers closets and a large 4 piece ensuite. 3 additional bedrooms. Finished basement games room with gas fireplace. All this on a beautifully landscaped waterfront property. This one won’t last long! Call today for your private showing. MLS®1064816 $499,900

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bEAuTiFuL MAiN LEVEL coNDo! 105-33 cuMbErLAND AVE, corNwALL Features 2 large bedrooms, master ensuite and walk-in closet. Open concept living/dining kitchen combo. Completely wheelchair accessible. Parking storage and appliances included. MLS®1059925 $239,900 DErEk biSSoNNETTE 613-861-9107

SpAciouS rAiSED buNGALow iN iNGLESiDE 6 piErcy ST. Pretty front gardens & private fenced in yard make this this raised bungalow with a huge back deck special. With 3 main-floor beds & 1 in bsmt there are lots of options. Lots of natural light in the basement gives an upstairs feel to the downstairs space. MLS® 1065264 $219,000 LyNN wHiTE 613-361-1225

LiVE iN oNE SiDE, rENT THE oTHEr! 9 - 11 FirST ST, MorriSburG Perfect for an owner occupied situation or investor. This beautiful century duplex offers side by side rentals, each with their own parking and yard space. MLS®1049362 $234,900 cLAirE HALLiDAy ArMSTroNG 613-551-2812

34 briSSoN, crySLEr Large immaculate 2+1 bdrms, 3 bath bung. Open concept on the main floor with kitchen, dining, living area & 2 drms. But what makes this home stand out are high end features: upgraded kitchen cabinets, granite counters, finished bsmt, garage with mezzanine & in floor heat. MLS® 1055031 $379,000. TED LANGSTAFF 613-861-1870

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Being Little and Being Big Nick Seebruch nicholas.seebruch@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - Selina Pescar and Jasmine Delage have been matched as a Little and Big for more than two years now. Both have gained experiences that would not have been possible without their participation in the Big Brothers/ Big Sisters (BBBS) program in Cornwall.

“We have a lot of fun,” said Selina, age 9. “We do Zumba together, we went to Calypso together and we do arts and crafts.”

Her Big Sister Jasmine said that she was proud of how much Selina has grown out of her shell since they first met.

“I remember she was so quiet the first time I picked her up,” Jasmine said. “Now I think seeing Selina laugh is the best part of being a Big Sister and getting to see her grow-up.”

Jasmine, a teacher, got involved with BBBS because she felt that there was something missing for her in life, but was hesitant at first because she was worried about the time commitment.

“I was worried about getting involved in this because I don’t have a lot of free time, but now I don’t think about it because it is so fun,” she said.

For her part, Selina said she would do it all again if she had the chance and would recommend BBBS to friends.

“Its very fun,” she said. “You get to go on trips and you get to meet a lot of people.”

Jasmine hopes to be Selina’s Big Sister right up until she is 22.

This coming Wednesday, July 19 BBBS will be holding their annual charity golf fundraiser at the Cornwall Golf and Country Club.

This annual event is important in helping BBBS offer its programs and find matches like Jasmine and Selina.

Anyone hoping to support the tournament can consider becoming a T-hole sponsor, make a donation for the auction or they could also always volunteer with BBBS and become a Big Sister of Brother themselves.

For more information, please call 613-933-8035.

Selina Pescar and her Big Sister Jasmine Delage re-enact their first ever photo together at Big Brothers/ Big Sisters Cornwall on Wednesday, July 12. (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media)

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MOVING Sale- 214, Sixth Street East, Cornwall.

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39 DUNCAN, 3bdrm semi, no appl $900+(GAS/eLeCT) 237 THIRD ST e, 3bdrm semi $1400+(GAS/eLeCT) Aug 47-A DUNBAR, upst 3bdrm $800+(OIL/eLeCT) Aug 321-A WATeR ST e, 2bdrm semi, f/s $850 INCL Aug 56 _______________________________________ KINGSLeA AVe, 3bdrm semi, $1400+(GAS/eLeCT) Oct

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ITemS FOR SALe: Leather chesterfield, Credenza, office desk, book case, sewing machine, freezer, wooden table, hall table, wall unit, Queen bed, King bed, dresser, end table, tread mill, trunk, contents, lamps, 4 cases full of fishing reels, shop vac, reel to reel recorder, kitchen table & 4 chairs, china cabinet (full of dishes), Compressor, 5000 wat generator, grinder, torch stove, fertilizer spreader, weed eater, hoses, new weed eater, garden tools, 2 chain saws, gas water pump 2” & hose, golf clubs, smokers, minnow bucket, large amount of fishing equipment, large tool chest, Snap On Tools, push lawn mower, large vice, large work table, ladders, Radial Arm Saw, ext chain saw limber, blower, power tools, bolts, table router, GR2110 Kubota 4 wheel drive(280 hrs)PS, front snow blower, chip and vac, grass catcher(3 bags) teRmS OF SALe: Cash or cheque with ID. HST will be applied to all items. Owner auctioneer not responsible for loss or accidents. All items must be removed day of sale.

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Roaring good time at Car Show Alycia Douglass alycia.douglass@tc.tc

BONVILLE, Ontario - The Cornwall Township Lions Club grounds were filled to the brim with classic cars this Saturday, July 15 for their sixth annual Car Show.

Event organizer, Chantal Lalonde says that with well over 100 entries, the event has made huge strides since its inception in 2011.

“I think this is our biggest one yet,” said Lalonde. “We’re very fortunate. We have several car clubs from as far as Gatineau that came by just to show their support.”

It was a true summer day, with the sun making a rare appearance after a long string of rainy weekends.

“Mother Nature decided to give us a break, and we actually had a beautiful day,” said

Lalonde.

Roger Ladouceur was there with his ’51 GMC, which was a true labour of love.

“It had to be a ’51,” said Laduceur, who was born that same year. Ladouceur took seven years to restore the truck in his small Cornwall garage.

“I worked at it slowly – I wanted something to pass the time, and that’s what I did,” said Ladouceur.

Lalonde says that one of her favourite parts of the event is seeing the cars roll in in the morning.

“We have a fair amount of people who register day-of,” said Lalonde. “The lineup of cars is always really beautiful to see.”

All money raised during the event will directly benefit the Apple Hill Scout Reserve.

Hot weekend at Firefighter Challenge INGLESIDE, Ontario – The 11th annual Ingleside Firefighter Challenge was a tremendous success, with 38 competitors testing their abilities.

With 14 stations participating in the event, firefighters went head to head in challenges which simulated the first minutes of a fire. With demonstrations of forcible entry, hose pulls,

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“While it is a fun competition, there are definitely some bragging rights at the end of the day,” said MacIsaac.

With sunshine smiling down on Ingleside all day, MacIsaac says that event organizers couldn’t have asked for more.

“We had a fabulous day, and we are very

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“We wanted to make sure everything was as close to free as possible,” said MacIsaac.

Bringing down the house with live entertainment by Alex and Ethan MacIsaac, Quitter, Mena Hardy and Kilts, and Riffs and Spurs, the event was rocking into the wee hours.

“The best part is the coming together of our community – this is a joint partnership in so many aspects,” said MacIsaac. “It’s only possible with the help of our community.”

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pleased with the turnout,” said MacIsaac. “But we’re mostly pleased with Mother Nature’s cooperation, given the summer we’ve had.

There’s so much invested in organizing an outdoor event.”

Featuring free activities such as pony rides, face painting, a Children’s Firefighter Challenge, and a demonstration by Little Ray’s Reptiles, MacIsaac says cost was at the forefront of the committee’s mind.

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Chesterville’s Garden Villa opened their doors to the public this Thursday, July 13 at their Down on the Farm Fundraiser, raising money for two brave, young, local girls: Adalyn Myers and Abigail Hosick.

For the past 18 months, the Winchester District Memorial Hospital’s Tiger Team has been working on an action plan to improve obstetrical services.

South Mountain held their edition of Meet Me on Main Street this Friday, July 14, with Canadian-inspired dishes, drink vendors, and entertainment by the Hillbilly Highway.

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A nice crowd gathered over the weekend in Long Sault to check out the annual Seaway Train Show ... it just keeps growing and getting better.

Bravo everyone!!

Winchester’s Dundas Manor recently became the first long-term care home in Ontario to buy the bike from Copenhagen. The bicycle is made for three, and allows residents to catch a ride.

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Saturday, July 22 at 16050 County Rd. 36, Long Sault from 1pm-7pm.

Everyone welcome. Bring a chair and your own drinks.

Come listen to great local music by Northern Echo and local musicians.

Donations towards Cornwall Hospice and local charities.

What a great time of year! Take a few minutes today to just drive around the city and enjoy the beautiful flowers.

Free parking available for Ribfest weekend!

The weekend of July 28, 29 and 30 will be a busy one Downtown with Ribfest and the Watchtower Convention being held at the same time.

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South Dundas just opened their first winery north of Morrisburg. Stone Crop Acres Winery and Vineyard opened Saturday, July 8, selling roughly 75 bottles of wine.

To make it easier for residents and visitors to access the festivities, the City is waiving fees for municipal parking lots in the Downtown area on Friday, July 28. Parking in these lots is free on Saturdays and Sundays. Please note monthly parking permit spaces within these lots will remain in effect as per usual.

After 30 years of marriage, a husband and wife came for counseling.

When asked what the problem was, the wife went into a tirade listing every problem they had ever had in the years they had been married. On and on and on: neglect, lack of intimacy, emptiness, loneliness, feeling unloved and unlovable – an entire laundry list of unmet needs she had endured.

Finally, after allowing this for a sufficient length of time, the therapist got up, walked around the desk and after asking the wife to stand, he embraced and kissed her long and passionately as her husband watched – with a raised eyebrow.

The woman shut up and quietly sat down in a daze. The therapist turned to the husband and said, “This is what your wife needs at least 3 times a week. Can you do this?”

“Well, I can drop her off here on Mondays and Wednesdays, but on Fridays I golf.”

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Residents are encouraged to use these parking lots when visiting Lamoureux Park. There are several lots located within a few blocks of the park.

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Two-time Juno nominee Jason Wilson and Nearly 60 trees and shrubs were distributed

by South Nation Conservation at the Moose the Perennials will return July 21 for a performCreek Community Centre this Saturday, July 15. ance at the McCloskey Hotel.

Former Iraqi refugee, Tara Mahmud has overcome a great deal in her life, having debuted an in-home gift shop this spring.

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July 21 to 23 at The Avonmore Fair Grounds

August 5 and 6 Arlor Haven Campground

Cornwall Ribfest

August 5 and 6 at the Maxville Fair Grounds

July 27 and 29 at Lamoureux Park in Cornwall

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Droves of dairy farmers across the county rolled into the MacGregor family farm last Wednesday, July 13 for the yearly Dundas County Twilight family gathering.

Chloe Russel, 11, gets her face painted at the Children’s Bike Rally in Lamoureux Park this Saturday, July 14.

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I had a frightening experience on the weekend. I went to the community market in Long Sault and came across some nice looking sub rolls. They were $8.00 EACH, thats $96.00 a dozen. I ran out the door in fright. Wow.

Winchester Dairyfest

August 3 to 6 at 577 Main Street West Winchester

Glengarry Highland Games Civil War Re-enactment

August 5 and 6 at Upper Canada Village

Williamstown Fair

August 11 to 13 at the Williamstown Fair Grounds

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Pet Tip of the Week: A note to all pet bird owners – Always make sure that your ceiling fans are turned off when your bird’s cage door is open.

Their safety is your responsibility. Also, make sure that doors and windows are securely shut.

A proud father! John Sliter with his son Jack, at the graduation ceremony at St. Lawrence College.

Jack will continue his career in law enforcement.

Let the buyer beware:

how to protect yourself before buying your home

The Browns sued the Cassidys, but the Court dismissed the case citing the doctrine of caveat emptor otherwise known as “let the buyer beware”.

Let’s look at what went wrong for the Browns and how you can avoid making the same mistakes. First off, the Browns failed to carry out a proper inspection of the property. They relied on the honest representations made by the sellers, looked over the property themselves, but did not hire an experienced home inspector to carry out an inspection.

The law puts the onus on homebuyers to discover for themselves defects or issues which would be apparent following an ordinary inspection.

These are called patent defects. If you do not perform a proper inspection of the property and you discover a problem after you purchase you cannot then complain about it. You are responsible and run a significant risk when you buy a property without inspecting it first.

If on the other hand, there is a defect with the property that cannot be uncovered during a routine inspection than the seller could be held responsible.

These are called latent defects, but you still have to prove that the seller knew about the latent defect, concealed the defect or made representations to you with reckless disregard to the truth. No easy task.

Secondly, the Browns claimed that the water

Third, the Browns didn’t retain a lawyer before they signed the agreement of purchase and sale.

Had they retained an experienced real estate lawyer they might have been advised to include a warranty clause from the sellers regarding the condition of the property, or to make the offer conditional upon obtaining a satisfactory inspection report.

The cost to retain a lawyer before signing the agreement of purchase and sale is often very modest and pales in comparison to the legal fees that the Browns, or you, might incur if you have to sue a seller.

Another benefit to both retaining a lawyer and obtaining an inspection report is that if your inspection reveals problems with the property you can use the report to negotiate a more favourable purchase price. A price that takes into account the expected costs to rectify the issues with the home.

An inspection report obtained from an independent home inspector will also give you much more credibility in your negotiations with the seller to reduce the purchase price.

To avoid an expensive lawsuit and being stuck with a home plagued with problems – get an inspection report, if the seller assures you of something about the condition of the property put it in the agreement and speak to a lawyer before you sign the agreement of purchase and sale.

Jon R. Huza is a real estate lawyer at the Law Office of Maurice Gatien www.lawcornwall.com.

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The recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice case of Brown v. Cassidy, 2016 ONSC 5446 serves as a good teaching tool for buyers of real estate. The Browns purchased a bungalow privately from the Cassidys in Forest, Ontario which turned out to contain an extensive amount of mold, water leakage problems and issues with the rear deck totalling more than $85,000.00 in damages.

leakage was a significant concern to them, but where they tripped up was they didn’t have a warranty clause included in the agreement of purchase and sale. Meaning the Browns could have required that the Cassidys make a declaration in the agreement assuring the Browns as to the condition of the home as it concerns water infiltration.

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