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Discarded Christmas trees: a seasonal dilemma

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CORNWALL, Ontario - The holidays are a wonderful time to enjoy some festive merriment under a lavishly decorated Christmas tree.

But what happens to the tree once Saint Nick returns to the North Pole and the stockings have been put away for the year?

Whether you’ve chosen a Scotch Pine, Balsam Fir, or White Spruce, there are several options for January disposal.

For many of us, the most apparent and available choice is to put the tree out to the road to be collected by the city and later turned into mulch or compost. This year’s collection period will run from Monday, January 9, 2017 to Friday,

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For households with more than one tree, Jacobs suggests stringing trees together with an anchor and placing them on frozen bodies of water. However, Jacobs says that should they choose to go this route, individuals should be mindful of the water depth.

“When the ice melts, they will stick to the bottom and provide cover for wildlife,” said Jacobs. “It makes for a great fishing spot for children once the warmer weather arrives.”

Another option is to pile branches in rough piles, which provide warmth and shelter for wildlife.

While RRCA does not currently have any projects which utilize discarded Christmas trees, Jacobs encourages people to reach out to other organizations who could use them.

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Raisin Region Conservation Authority (RRCA) Fish & Wildlife Biologist, Brendan Jacobs says that there are several other options for those looking to make a greater environmental impact.

“There’s a lot that people can do on their own,” said Jacobs. “Conservation authorities are always there to offer guidance.”

Last year, the RRCA invited individuals to donate their trees to be placed along shorelines to reduce erosion. Roughly 100 trees were collected and used for the venture.

“It breaks up the wave action and slows down erosion,” said Jacobs. “It also allows a natural buffer to grow up, providing a habitat for wildlife.”

Men wanted by NiagAra police captured in Cornwall

CORNWALL, Ontario - Justin Levesque, 22, and Scott Robinson, 22, both of Cornwall were arrested on Dec. 23, 2017. It is alleged on Dec. 23, 2017 the two men who are known to be wanted

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During the investigation the man was taken into custody, charged accordingly and released to appear in court on Jan.18, 2018.

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Police were notified and attended the area.

Both men were taken into custody and Levesque was found to be in possession of an illegal knife, while Robinson was found to be in possession of a quantity of cocaine and Canadian currency.

Both men were held for a bail hearing and charged as follows: Scott Robinson possession of cocaine possession of property obtained by crime (cash) breach of recognizance for not remaining in his residence breach of probation for being in possession of an unlawful drug and failing to keep the peace Robinson was also arrested on the strength of an OPP warrant.

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Tim Hortons Bowling for Kids Sake is still knocking them down at 40 Nick Seebruch nicholas.seebruch@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - Feb. 3 will be the 40th Tim Hortons Bowling for Kids Sake in Cornwall and this year’s honourary chair Hermann Rogalsky has memories to share from the event’s long history.

Rogalsky was the chair of the first Bowling for Kids Sake, then known as Bowling for Millions and has entered a bowling team into the event several times. He hopes to bring back some of his old lane mates to the event this year.

“I had just moved into Cornwall in ‘78 and my office was on McConnel and Fourth,” Rogalsky said. He remembered how he would meet with the Big Brothers/ Big Sisters Executive Director of the day who convinved him to come on board as the first honourary chair. Rogalsky has

helped raise thousands of dollars for Big Brothers/ Big Sisters through Bowling for Kids Sake and in 1992 was the Big of the Year.

“Hermann has been a big supporter of all of our events, but especially Bowling for Kids Sake,” said Big Brothers/ Big Sisters Interim Executive Director Jillian Hendry.

Rogalsky said that he was happy to be involved again.

“I came back and the next thing I know it came up that I would be honourary chair,” he said. “I felt honoured and I came back and wanted to help out and make sure the program kept going.”

Tim Hortons Bowling for Kids Sake has grown so much in 40 years and is now the flagship event for Big Brothers/ Big Sisters. Last year, there were over 1, 000 participants with more than 200 teams.

“This has been such a popular and successful

TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH STORMONT CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT INGLESIDE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT Population growth and an aging infrastructure in the Village of Ingleside has placed the Ingleside’s Wastewater Treatment Plant under stress. Therefore, the Township of South Stormont has reviewed alternative solutions to ensure the wastewater treatment plant will meet the demands of the existing population as well as the potential growth in a 20-year horizon.

This project is being planned as a Schedule C project under the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment. The Environmental Study Report has been completed and by this Notice is being placed in the public record for review and comment. Subject to comments received as a result of this Notice and the receipt of necessary funding and approvals, the Township intends to proceed with the construction of this project in the near future. The estimated total project cost is $27 million.

Hermann Rogalsky and Interim Big Brothers Big Sisters Executive Director Jillian Hendry hold up a t-shirt for Tim Hortons Bowling for Kids Sake. The fundraiser is in its 40th year. (Nick Seebruch/ TC Media). fundraiser for more than 30 years,” said Hendry.

Tim Hortons Bowling for Kids Sake will take place on Saturday, Feb. 3 at Olympia Bowl and Nativité Bowling in Cornwall. Teams can sign up with four-to-six people and the minimum pledge per player is $20. The next day on Sunday, Feb. 4 the event will be taking place again in Chesterville.

Those who cannot make it out to the lanes

will also have the opportunity to sign up and donate as virtual bowlers this year.

To sign up contact Big Brothers/ Big Sisters at 613-933-8035 or by email at cornwall@bigbrothersbigsisters.ca Hendry is encouraging everyone who has ever taken part in this event to come out this year for this important anniversary.

The Environmental Study Report is available for review at the Township office located at: 2 Mille Roches Road, Long Sault, ON - Monday to Friday: 8:30am to 4:30pm For further information on the project, contact EVB Engineering, 208 Pitt Street, Cornwall, ON, K6J 3P6, telephone (613) 935-3775 (x21); attention Mr. Marco Vincelli, P.Eng., Environmental Assessment Lead at marco.vincelli@evbengineering.com. There will be a final Public Consultation Centre to be held on:

Interested persons should provide written comment to the Township on the project within 30 calendar days from the date of this Notice (DEADLINE: February 2, 2018). Comments should be directed to the Director of Public Works at Town Hall.

A person or party may request that the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change order a change in the project status and require a higher level of assessment under an individual Environmental Assessment process (referred to as a Part II Order). Reasons must be provided for the request. Copies of the Request Form must be sent to the following three parties: Minister of the Environment and Climate Change 77 Wellesley Street West 11th Floor, Ferguson Block Toronto, ON M7A 2T5

Minister of the Environment and Climate Change Environmental Approvals Branch 135 St. Clair Avenue W 1st Floor Toronto, ON M4V 1P5

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If there is no “request received by February 2, 2018”, the Township will proceed to carry out the design and construction as presented in the Environmental Study Report.

Please note that ALL personal information included in a Part II Order submission – such as name, address, telephone number and property location – is collected, maintained and disclosed by the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change for the purpose of transparency and consultation. The information is collected under the authority of the Environmental Assessment Act or is collected and maintained for the purpose of creating a record that is available to the general public as described in s.37 of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Personal information you submit will become part of a public record that is available to the general public unless you request that your personal information remain confidential. For more information, please contact the ministry’s Freedom of Information and Privacy Coordinator at 416-327-1434.

This Notice issued on January 2, 2018.

Mr. Ross Gellately, CET, Director of Public Works Township of South Stormont P.O. Box 84, 2 Mille Roches Road Long Sault, ON K0C 1P0 Phone: 613-534-8889 Fax: 613-534-2280 info@southstormont.ca

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All security alarm systems in the geographical area of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry (excluding the City of Cornwall) must be registered with the S.D. & G. Police Services Board.

If a security alarm is not registered the owner will be subject to a $200 fine.

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Guyon the hero in Nats victory Provided by the Cornwall Nationals

WATERTOWN – Maxime Guyon’s second goal of the game with 24 seconds to play in regulation was the difference as the Cornwall Nationals skated to a 5-3 victory over the Wolves in Watertown on Tuesday night.

Sebastien Dube-Rochon was outstanding in goal for the Nationals, turning aside 47-of-50

shots to earn the victory.

Eric Witzel and Daniel Martin also scored for Cornwall, while Brandon Gilmour added an empty netter in the dying seconds of the contest.

Martin Trudman chipped in a pair of helpers for the first-place Nationals, who improved to 10-3-0-0-2 on the season.

Cornwall hits the road for Carolina this weekend for three tilts with the Thunderbirds.

The Nationals are in action Friday (7:35 p.m.),

Saturday (6:05 p.m.) and Sunday (8:35 p.m.) in

schedule with a game in Brockville tomorrow night. Game time is 7:30pm at the Brockville Memorial Centre.

The Colts next home game is Thursday, January 4th as they kick off 2018 with a home

and home series against Rockland. Game time is 7:30pm at the Ed Lumley Arena.

The Colts would like to with all our fans, community partners and volunteers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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Cornwall is back on home ice on Sunday, Jan. 7 when the North Shore Knights visit the Civic Complex. Game time is 7:30 p.m.

COACH TROTTS: The Nationals will be without head coach Joel Trottier until the New Year.

Trottier is on a personal leave from the Federal Hockey League team.

Hawks edge Colts Provided by the Cornwall Colts

CORNWALL, Ontario – With Santa Claus visiting fans at the Ed Lumley Arena, Hawkesbury played the Grinch and defeated the Colts 4-3 Thursday night.

The loss snaps the Colts 6 game winning streak.

Ethan Grant (2), JD Pogue (11) and Ethan Mulhearn (6) scored for the Colts as their record falls to 19-14-4-1 (43pts). Cameron Hebert chipped in with two assists.

The Hawks outshot the Colts 32-29 with Michael Carr getting tagged with the loss.

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L’année scolaire 2017-2018 marque les 20 ans du Conseil scolaire de district catholique de l’Est ontarien (CSDCEO), le plus grand réseau d’écoles de langue française dans les cinq comtés de Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry, Prescott et Russell. En plus d’avoir le plus haut taux de diplomation de la région (92,6 %), le CSDCEO offre des programmes pour la réussite de tous les élèves, des valeurs catholiques, un français de qualité et un certificat de bilinguisme.

Le CSDCEO assure l’éducation à plus de 10 000 élèves, répartis dans plusieurs centres de la petite enfance (garderies), 25 écoles élémentaires, 7 écoles secondaires et le Centre d’éducation et de formation de l’Est ontarien (CÉFEO).

Kathleen Wynne, qui dévoilait récemment la création de nouvelles places en garderie dans près de 200 écoles de l’Ontario. L’Ontario prend d’importantes mesures afin de créer 45 000 places dans des services de garde d’enfants agréés dans les écoles, les collectivités et d’autres espaces publics en finançant près de 500 nouvelles garderies dans 188 écoles d’un bout à l’autre de la province. Grâce à cet investissement, plus de 8 400 enfants et leur famille auront accès à des services de garde d’enfants agréés dans des locaux sécuritaires et pratiques.

Cette nouvelle démontre l’importance du continuum d’apprentissage de la petite enfance jusqu’à la 12e année dans les écoles du CSDCEO. L’ajout de places en garderie est primordial pour la construction identitaire francophone et cath-

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Alex Tourangeau, a Cornwall survivor of childhood cancer, served as an Ambassador for the Ottawa Senators Foundation at 24h Tremblant 24h Tremblant is a weekend long fundraiser and sporting event that supports three charities dedicated to finding a cure for and supporting those with cancer. The three charities supported by 24h Tremblant this year were the Tremblant Foundation, the Ottawa Senators Foundation and the Charles Bruneau Foundation.

The event itself is a 24hr relay race. Teams of six to 12 individuals race from Saturday to Sunday on a route on the Mount Tremblant ski resort. Pariticipants can ski, walk or run.

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Tourangeau said that 24h Tremblant was an exciting weekend which included live music that played throughout the night. One of the acts that took the stage at Tremblant was Simple Plan, who were capping of their world tour with a performance at the charity event.

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INGLESIDE & AREA NEEDLE CRAFTER’S GUILD ~ Next meeting is on Wednesday, Jan. 10 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.

ALZHEIMER SOCIETY ~ Monthly Support Group for families and caregivers of a person living with dementia. French/English support groups available in Cornwall. Contact Josée at the Alzheimer Society: 613-932-4914 ext. 202.

WEDNESDAY LUNCH ~ by the members of the Knights of Columbus “Seniors & Friends”, 205 Amelia St. Every Wednesday from 11:30am-1pm.

Also, Wing Night every Thursday from 5:30-8pm.

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CASINO TRIP to Lac Leamy on Friday, Jan. 26, bus departs at 4:30pm. Info: 613-932-6534.

“Bring a friend or two”. Proceeds toward St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre.

AL-ANON ~ an organization that helps families & friends of alcoholics. Meetings in Cornwall, Lancaster, Morrisburg, Winchester area. For info call 613-937-4880.

Tri-County Country Music Association Jamming & Dance ~Saturday,January 6,2018 from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm. IOOF Hall 12389 County Rd. 18 Williamsburg,ON. All Welcome!

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ALZHEIMER SOCIETY EVENTS: Soup’s On from 11:30am to 2pm on January 23 in Civic Complex. Coping with Behavior Change in Dementia with Beth Spencer at Ramada Inn on March 20, from 10am-4pm. I’m Still Here at Upper Canada Playhouse on March 11 at 1:30pm, $20. Call 613 932-4914 for information and reservations.

SEAWAY VALLEY COOKING WORKSHOP: “Food Prep 101”, Tuesday, Jan. 9 from 1-3pm at 353 Pitt St. A workshop that will help you plan and prepare wholesome meals for the New Year! To sign up, please call 613-930-4892 ext.229 WANTED: Seaway Valley Community Health Centre is seeking adults as volunteers to assist exercise leaders in support of our Balance for Life fitness classes. Be part of a fun, interactive program that will improve the health of our community. For more information call Corrie: 613-930-4892 ext 152 Bingo – Ste-Thérèse-de-Lisieux ~Thursday January 4, 2018 . Early bird starts at 6:30 pm, regular game at 7 pm. Over 1,225$ in prizes.

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Excellence Awards, and along with the Citizen of the Year, celebrated for close to 50 years, this year’s event will have a special significance for the entire City of Cornwall.”

“Nominations for the various awards are now open and the Chamber encourages people to submit the name of an individual or company they believe should be recognized. Nomination forms can be picked up at the Chamber office on Second Street or, they can be printed off, online at cornwallchamber.com/wp-content/ uploads/2017/10/nomination-form-2017.pdf.

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“There are both local citizens and companies in Cornwall whose endeavours have made our community a better place to work and to live,”

states Chamber President, Rory MacLennan.

“The Chamber’s Awards banquet is our way of paying tribute for their outstanding contributions.”

There are five business awards along with four individual ones including the newly announced Young Professionals award. In addition, there are two special awards: Breakthrough, and the Dr. Garth Taylor Humanitarian, bestowed when there are worthy candidates or, a meaningful event.

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Loblaws and their parent company George Weston Ltd. had a rough Christmas season. On Dec. 19 they admitted that a scheme to fix the prices of bread had taken place in their stores for the past 14 years.

They made the admission to avoid criminal charges. To soothe the ire of the public, they are offering a $25 gift card to those who bought an affected brand of bread from one of their stores.

Affected brands include D’Italiano, Vachon, Stonemill, Weston, Dempster’s, Villagio, Wonder, Country Harvest and others. Loblaws says it expects at least 3 million people will apply for the gift cards.

The scandal was unexpected and so was the unexpected windfall of $25 that I assume many will be taking advantage of. Since the

extra $25 in our collective pockets was unexpected, then most of us would be no worse off without it.

Some could genuinely use this $25, but for those of us who don’t need it let’s apply for it anyway and pass the money onto people and causes that could use the extra help.

There are 47, 000 people in Cornwall, if even 1, 000 get this gift card and donate it to the Agapè Centre, then that’s $25, 000 worth of food for those who really need it.

Thanks to Loblaws, we now have the opportunity to get an extra $25 that we never expected to have. $25 is not a lot of money and if it is unexpected anyway, would most of us really miss it? If you never donate to charity because your budget is too tight or for any other reason, then Loblaws is giving you the chance to do so now.

Like I said, $25 is not a lot of money, but

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What’s your track record on resolutions?

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Some things last a long, long time: the pyramids; Duracell batteries; the reign of Third World dictators; the national debt; being on hold by customer service; the sniffles.

However, the following of most of your New Year resolutions made January 1, 2017 probably isn’t on that list long lastings. If our carrying them through lasted only a little longer than the pop of a champagne bottle being uncorked, what a wonderful world it would be.

duplicated all my supply of pots, pans, dishes, cutlery, linen, knickknacks and tchotchkes. My now two-year old grandchild in British Columbia has no need of any of the above.

Long after our newly-installed provincial and national leaders remain in office, their campaign promises, a.k.a. ‘resolutions’, are forgotten, but not carried out. We hear excuses such as, “No one told me the deficit was that big!” or “Tax revenue has taken a surprising dip.” or “My recovery plan will take twenty years to bear fruit.”

Let’s start off this New Year 2018 by committing to a few simple resolutions. Here’s a couple of quotes to inspire us: “Peace on Earth will come to stay when we live Christmas every day.”

(Helen Steiner Rice). Also: “Peace in your mind, peace on Earth, peace at work, peace at home, peace in the world.” (John Lennon) Let’s use “Peace on Earth” as a goal, with our little corner of the Earth as a starting point. Start with good manners at the dinner table (all toys and gadgets with screens in quarantine). At the line-up for the cashier, let the shopper with only a tub of ice cream ahead of your shopping cart that’s groaning with a week’s supply of groceries. In the parking lot, return your shopping cart to its corral. On the road, give a “C’mon in!” signal to the guy trying to enter from the side street.

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All the prints, slides and digital images I’ve been making since 1957 will have been culled, labelled, put into albums and used for PowerPoint presentations.

Instead of driving my pickup to the corner store, I’d have taken a pleasant two kilometer stroll through the neighbourhood.

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and called public works. Minutes later a city employee was on the scene taking care of the potential safety hazard. ... Here is another sign that there is life after death: Julian Fantino who carved out a law enforcement career as a toughtalking police chief (Toronto and London), is executive chair of a marijuana company called Aleafia. The company’s president and CEO is former RCMP deputy commissioner Raf Souccar.

Not that long ago, as a cabinet minister in the Harper government, Fantino said he was “completely opposed to the legalization of marijuana.” Ah, money talks.

SPORTS STUFF When the senior men’s Rona Christmas draw final round finished with three teams deadlocked for first place, the regular draw standings were used to break the tie which gave Gilles Viau the victory. His team was made up of Louis Benoit, third; Bernard Breton, second; and Roger St. Germain, lead.

Murray Halkett took second place with Norm Leroux, third; Bert Zystra, second; and Bob Branchaud, lead. Tom Cleary was third with Huntley McDonell, third; Greg Doll, second; and Bob McAteer, lead.

TRIVIA During the Second World War this Cornwall company produced uniforms for the Royal Canadian Navy.

TRIVIA ANSWER The McGill chair factory was at the corner of York and Third streets. The factory was started by Thomas McGill in 1905 with a $20,000 loan from the town. The factory closed in the late 1930s and was demolished in 1942. The property was vacant until purchased by the First Baptist Church congregation. The new church opened in 1960.

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A minute or two after 9 a.m. on Jan. 5, 1957, Lloyd Davis, 40-year-old manager of the Royal Bank branch in Iroquois, at the time the lone employee in the branch, was set to dial the combination numbers on the safe.

Suddenly a man armed with a rifle and dressed in blue overalls and a silk stocking pulled over his face crashed through the locked rear window of the old, frame building on Main Street.

The intruder amid a shower of broken glass that exploded in every direction rolled off a table placed against the window ledge. Without missing a beat he shoved the barrel of the rifle in the startled manager’s face.

“Open’er up or I’ll kill ya,” the man yelled at Davis.

Inside the safe was $20,000 in small bills, most of it to cover the Iroquois Construction Company’s payroll to be doled out later that day.

At first, the manager tried to convince the armed man there as no money in the safe but he knew the cash to cover the payroll was inside.

The manager, determined to save the money, informed the would-be robber that the safe was on a time-lock that wasn’t set to open for another half hour. Not true. The vault containing the safe was on a time lock that opened at 9 a.m. All needed was for the manager to turn the right combination numbers on the safe.

Incredibly, the frustrated would-be robber bought the line. He demanded that the manager turn over a .32-calibre revolver kept in the cabinet, turned around and bounded back through the smashed window, never to be seen again.

A few hours later the stolen car used by the would-be robber was found just north of the village near Highway 401.

OPP detectives said the suspect had planned the heist: He knew the manager would be alone for at least 10 to 15 minutes. (Normally, the one other employee, a teller, would be in the bank at 9 a.m. However, the employee had quit a week earlier. Her temporary replacement was from the Cornwall branch and because of the distance, arrived after 9 a.m.). He knew the payroll was in the safe. And, he knew there was a loaded revolver in the cabinet. He might even have known there was a table pushed against the window.

The one thing he didn’t know was that the safe, stored in the vault, was not on a time lock.

That and being outwitted by a stubborn bank manager robbed him of $20,000.

ALSO THIS WEEK IN 1957 - The first group of Hungarian refugees arrived in the city. The nine men had fled Hungary during the failed revolution. All were described as young freedom fighters. ... The first New Year’s baby born in Cornwall (and the United Counties) arrived at 12:40 a.m. Jan. 1 at Hotel Dieu Hospital. The baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Seguin of Guy Street. Three other New Year’s Day babies arrived at Hotel Dieu Hospital. A fifth was born at Cornwall General. ... St. Regis elder Mitchell George, known for his accurate winter weather forecasts, told CKSF announcer Carl Fisher during an interview that the area was in for a extremely cold winter. George made his predictions by studying the habits of animals.

He noted that in the fall muskrats had built strong, thick dens and the fur on raccoons was heavier than normal. ... In his annual report, Police Chief Allan Clarke noted that his department investigated 729 traffic accidents during 1956 with total damage $119,945, an all-time high. There were 113 injuries but no fatalities. ...

The Gray Goose Motel 13 miles east of Cornwall on Highway 2 was under new management.

SEEN AND HEARD When folks talked on telephone land lines and the Bell Telephone office on Pitt Street had a full complement of operators on duty Christmas Day to handle the huge increase in calls. ... Tuning into CBC radio at noon to hear the Queen’s Christmas message. ... Neighbourhood park rinks filled on Christmas Day with kids trying out their new skates, a CCM hockey stick, which sold for the princely sum of 75 cents, or wearing a new hockey sweater and matching toque. ... Norm Primeau and Florida Beauvais recall Seguin’s Dance Hall on Pitt Street that operated from 1945 to the 1950s. It was on Pitt Street across from what is now the Pop Shoppe. ... Reader recalls when softball flourished in Cornwall. Art Buckland managed a team in the the nine-team Mercantile League (one of three major softball leagues in the city) called Chartrand and Savage Plasterers. He recalls that the Standard-Freeholder sports writers had fun with the name. Other teams were the S-F, Bank of Montreal, Cornwall Firefighters, Freeman’s, East Side Dairy, Eddy’s Barber Shop, Morin-Payette, St. Lawrence Billiards. Andy Haydon, an engineer at Courtaulds, played in the league. He moved to Nepean in 1961. He was elected mayor of Nepean and served as regional chair of Ottawa-Carleton from 19781991. A park was named after him.

AROUND AND ABOUT Kudos to city resident Roger Guevremont who while on a nightly neighbourhood walk spotted a manhole minus its cover. He made a detour back home

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Darien Johnson did a good job in nets on Sunday, Dec. 17 against the Char-Lan Rebels stopping 34 shots.

Chesterville Public School held several showings of its annual Christmas concert, with each class singing songs in both French and English. A special thanks to Ms. Heather Huisman for the extra time she has spent with classes in preparation for the concert.

Colin Minish scored his first goal of the high school season with three minutes remaining in the game. The Spartans tried to tie the game but were unsuccessful, with Char-Lan winning 3-2.

Congraulations to the winners of the Seaway Light Fight. Pictured are Nick Durocher, Murray Fines of Fines Home Hardware, Susan Wensink and Nick’s daughters Maude and Rosalie. Absent from photo is second place winner Tracy Trudell.

Sheila Kennedy and her family were granted a shopping spree at Jonsson’s Independent in Kemptville on Dec. 2. Totalling approximately The SD&G Cornwall Shrine Club held its $2,000 worth of food and goods, the haul was annual Love Boat contest on Dec. 12 2017. donated to the House of Lazarus in Mountain.

Pictured is the winner Marilyn Crabtree with her husband Richard Gilmer, to the Brian Parent had the top score, with a 754 right is Club President Dan Wert, and to triple, and Alain Bombardier was three back, the left is Love Boat Chairman Steve rolling a 751 at the Knights of Columbus Saucier.

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The past few weeks have really brought out the spirit of giving in people. I heard from one Tim Horton’s employee in Cornwall that many people going through the drive thru offered to pay for the person behind them. Keep up the good work Cornwall.

Thank you to Bruce Tait for maintaining one of Cornwall’s community rinks. Even on Christmas Eve he was out there clearing snow, spraying water and leveling the ice for the kids to use.

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