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SF Museum opening — stone houses, knitted socks and a pair of old skates by Craig Bakay

he South Frontenac Museum in Hartington officially opened its doors for the season Saturday as part of the Doors Open Ontario program. New to the museum this year is a presentation of 62 old stone houses in the area by David Jeffries, which is a project of the newly-formed South Frontenac Heritage Committee. And Doug Lovegrove’s little military history corner is also undergoing some changes. “We’re moving out some of the Second World War stuff in favour of the 146th Overseas Battalion (the First World War unit formed in this area,” he said. “We’ve also got some stuff about life in the trenches such as the knitting program whereby people on the home front would knit socks for the soldiers. “Sometimes, they could go through as many as four pairs of socks in a day.” It’s little stories like that that make museums such interesting places. And one of those stories happened Saturday. Glenn Snook dropped in to the museum with a pair of skates. Obviously very old, they were the ‘spring skates’ kind where the

blades clamped over the sole of your boots. “These belonged to Carolyn Fluke in the 1890s,” Snook said. “Some people might know Robin Fluke, a relative who was a teacher at Sydenham High School. “Carolyn was my grandfather John Lindsay’s girlfriend.” On Dec. 24, a 20-something Carolyn decided to go for a skate on Lake Opinicon. Unfortunately, the ice was thin. She fell in the water. She drowned. When Snook was a boy, he was in his grandfather’s attic and seeing the skates, he asked his grandfather about them. “He told me the story so I’d know why he kept them,” Snook said. “Much later on, I asked my cousins if he’d told them the story. “They said he didn’t. He only told me.” After his grandfather died, Snook and his wife were cleaning out the attic and came across the old skates. “I’ve kept them ever since,” he said. “I thought this museum would be a proper place for them.” And so it is, as well as a 120-year-old love story.

Barb Stewart accepting the old set of skates from Glenn Snook Board member Barb Stewart said the Open Doors event was the first of several planned for this year. “We will have others but we don’t know

what until our 21st annual meeting,” she said. “But we will be open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. from July 1 until Labour Day.”

St. James School’s film festival innovative and creative approach to teaching science by Craig Bakay

here was a door person, keyboard music and a red carpet leading into the 1 st ever St. James International Film Festival last week at St. James Major Catholic School in Sharbot Lake.

They even had popcorn. In an innovative program, the students formed teams to produce 10 short videos, all with the theme of climate change. They explored topics such as the effect on pen-

guins, flooding, wild fires, polar bears, blooper reels and cow farts. One of the biggest driving forces for the project has been of volunteer mom Charlotte MacAllister, whose day job is senior program officer, climate change at the International Development Research Centre in Ottawa. With a PhD in hydrology, MacAllister naturally has an interest in science but also recognized the difficulties in inspiring students towards such pursuits. So, two years ago, she came up with the idea of marrying arts and science through the contemporary technology of video production along with Vice-Principal Lori Bryden. But being a small rural school has its limitations. So, they secured a Speak Up grant from the Ministry of Education (their second, The St. James production team from left: teacher Mike Veryzer, volunteer Charlotte MacAllister, Vice-Principal the first was for a Lori Bryden, emcees Hector MacAllister and Blake Cryer with Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic District School weather station at

the school) for iPads and tripods, some free software from FiLMiC Pro and some instruction/training/guidance from Youth Active Media. The next thing you know, emcee Hector MacAllister was belting out “rooooll the clip.” “Sometimes science can be a little bit dull,” Charlotte MacAllister said. “But combining it in the arts curriculum cam get kids engaged.” And engaged they certainly were. “I know it’s not a real audience, but I had a little bit of stage fright,” said Hector MacAllister, who not only produced one of the segments but served as emcee with teammate Blake Cryer. “At first it was a square wheel but now it’s a circle.” The media award goes to Rian Cryer and Aiden Peterson for their How Climate Change Would Affect the Earth, in engaging and creative way. “I wanted to see it in the future and he (Peterson) wanted to see it in the present,” said Cryer. “It’s something we thought was cool.” “We got the idea and hashed it around,” said Peterson, who also said he’d like to pursue video production further. School board trustee Sean Kelly seemed quite pleased by what he’d seen. “I’m so glad it worked out I could be here,” Kelly said. “They’ve shown the board how well they’re working with the technology.” “The kids were asking when they could make more videos so I guess we hit a bullseye,” said MacAllister.

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here were only three accused on the docket at Sharbot Lake Criminal Court this month, all cases that have been in front of Judge Griffin for some time. One of them is a bit of a mysterious case, involving a former contract employee for a federal MP from Newfoundland. Gipse Julio Ricardo Villas, 68, known as Guilio Villas, and his wife, Jessica Louise Villas, 42, face two charges each of fraud over $5,000. Jessica Villas was the special assistant to Newfoundland MP Judy Foote until Foote

resigned her seat last September and Villas was not offered a reassignment. The charges were laid in November. The accused each have their own lawyer and Kingston assistant Crown Attorney John Skoropada has been assigned to the case and has been in discussions with both defence lawyers about how to proceed. There was an attempt in the early winter to move the proceedings to Kingston but that was resisted by Judge Griffin, who indicated again this week that he will schedule extra Sharbot Lake dates to accommodate a trial, that would likely last longer than one day, should a plea deal not be reached. Dates in the early fall are being canvassed either for a preliminary hearing or a trial. “I know nothing about the case,” said Judge Griffin. It then came out that the Villas allegedly impersonated lawyers in a fraudulent real estate transaction, and a David Hill is listed as one of the victims, who is allegedly out of

pocket to the tune of $80,000. The victims are both from North Frontenac. It is not clear at this point if the David Hill mentioned in court is the same David Hill who is well known to North Frontenac Council, being the developer behind a subdivision and resort on NorCan Lake at the far northeastern edge of the township. That David Hill has had his own legal issues with the township, none in criminal court, though. There are no other David Hills with listed phone numbers in the township. We reached out to David Hill of the Canonto Resort for his take on the Villas case, but had not heard back by the time of publication The case is also being slowed down because the Federal Crown Counsel, John Skoropda, who has been negotiating a resolution with defence lawyers, is off on an adventure. Skoropada is only sporadically available because he is on a cycling race across the United States, in which all supplies are purchased by the riders along the route. This caught the attention of Judge Griffin. “So, he doesn’t have a lot of time to deal with the Villas while riding the route, does he. When is he back?”

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“Maybe at the end of next week. He is in Kansas now,” said the provincial crown attorney who was in attendance, “you can track him online.” “That’s fabulous for him. So, what is he eating, gas station food? Beef Jerky?” asked the judge. “And massive energy drinks, …” said the Crown” “And donuts” said one of the defence lawyers. Judge Griffin set a new reporting date for the case on August 20. (Editors note. Mr Skorapada had reached Houston, Missouri by midnight on Tuesday night, 2819 miles (4536km) into the 4165 mile (6700) km race. trial dates set Randall Kirkwood, charges with driving with blood alcohol over 80mg/100ml of blood and having open liquor in his vehicle, will be tried on October 15. Dwight Vanalstine, charged with operating a vehicle while disqualified, as well as three Highway Traffic Act violations, will be tried on September 17.

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a work truck when he is out and about with his family. I would like to talk to the township and see if they will do the same for me; a car loan. Joking aside, where does the liability fall? We need to have staff that is proud to be part of our township. Not sure why we decided to do such a deal, and the legal aspect, if any, that could be involved. Maybe once again I am stepping on toes. But the people need to know the happenings in our township. The deals happening behind doors, for better or worse. I want to thank the firefighters for their dedication and years of service. Without you, the outcome could become very different. I say this to those that left their teams because of indifference/ frustration with the chief as well. You all deserve applause. Is this something council and staff at the township have to look at? Better now than later. We are down to one firefighter at our end. Clarity is a beautiful thing. Feeling safe is a beautiful thing. Time to slow the processes down and rethink…I'm thinking so.

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hris Wilcox, Jevon Austin and Philippe Archambault, all of Silverwood Drive in Storrington District, made what has become an annual trip to Council to express concerns for the safety of their children which they feel is threatened by the fast driving of local residents along their road. (Silverwood leads from Round Lake Road to Loughborough Lake.) None of them professed to have an answer to the problem: in the past, a temporary speed hump seemed to help, but their road does not meet the criteria set by Council for combined volume and speed of traffic. Other possibilities discussed included lowering the speed limit or having a sign giving a read-out of current speeds, which flashes when the limit is exceeded. They offered to raise money as a community to help cover the cost of a flashing sign. Mayor Vandewal said the Township receives many similar requests every year, but has neither the resources nor the enforcement capacity to deal with them all. Segsworth joined the group after their presentation to share statistics collected recently in an assessment of traffic on Silverwood.

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Council confirmed that the culverts on the Desert Lake Causeway would be replaced with similar sized culverts subject to Conservation approvals. This closes the discussion of whether the waterway between Desert Lake and Holleford Lake should be made fully navigable by installing a bridge. “The Desert Lake Causeway budget does not contemplate a bridge.” Building Inspector Appointed Brent Hewlett, who began with the Building department in March, has now completed his ministry credentials, and is officially appointed as South Frontenac’s Building Inspector. Bellrock Community hall The Bellrock Community Group was appointed a Committee of Council, with Councillor McDougal as their Council representative. This means the hall and its activities will be covered by the Township’s liability insurance.

Cooper Rezoning Application, Bedford After Councillor Barr and Deputy Mayor Revill viewed the property on Fairhaven Lane/ Badour Road, Revill reported that there appeared to be a housing envelope, and recommended the rezoning be approved, but only if the owner can present a septic system design for the low-lying property that the Public Health Unit is willing to accept.

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Planner mills’ Last meeting Mayor Vandewal acknowledged Planner Lindsay Mills’ last official meeting before his retirement at the end of June by presenting Mills with his name plate. When asked about his retirement plans, Mills said he’ll think about that later; for now he’s concentrating on getting his desk work all finished in the next two weeks.

Public Works update Public Works Manager Segsworth reported that the Bedford Road and the Harrowsmith Corner projects are both coming along well, but may not meet the July 1st completion deadlines. However, he listed completion of the Perth Road Firehall and the Storrington Center upgrade in what must be the heaviest year of projects in a long time. Still to come: surface treatment of Westport Road and the Sydenham-Harrowsmith stretch.

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• The Verona Community Association will have an information booth at the Farmers’ Market this Sat., June 23. Drop by and say hello and find out about the many events that the VCA holds. If you want to volunteer to help at their events, student and adult volunteer forms will be available. Students: If you just graduated from grade 8, your volunteer hours this summer will count toward your Community Involvement Hours for high school. • Congratulations to the Volunteer of the Year award recipients for South Frontenac Township: Mary Jo Dowker, Marilyn and Boyd Goodberry, Kerry Fox, and Kim Deline. (see page 6) • Our local thespian, Dick Miller, is thrilling audiences again with his portrayal of a dirty cop in the Lennox Community Theatre presentation of Wait Until Dark. The play is running from now until June 23rd. You can call 613-354-3346 to reserve tickets. • June is the month where South Frontenac Community Services makes an appeal for donations to tie into the Great Canadian Giving Challenge. This is a national initiative to encourage donations at a time of year when charitable giving is low but needs to continue. Please consider making a summer donation in the month of June to support the many programs at Southern Frontenac Community Services that serve seniors and vulnerable families in our community… and help them win $10,000 through the Challenge program!

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• On behalf of the Arden Legion, Malcom Sampson would like to thank everyone who attended Saturday’s Live Music/Open Mic/Rib Dinner event. The turnout was fabulous,

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June 21, 2018 tory, and to sign his book, The First Spike. Jeff McBee's latest novel, The Skootamatta Ozone Ball, will be available for purchase in the museum. So, bring your lawn chair, your appetite and your dancing shoes and enjoy the opening! • The Lions Club annual Toll Road is Thurs., June 28 through to Sun., July 1. This is their major fundraiser with all donations going back to the community. • All was not quiet at Smart’s Marina over the winter! Many hands worked on redoing the convenience store. Changes were made to the interior, and new products featuring local merchants and small businesses were introduced. The ice cream bar, convenience grocery items, and camping goods are still there!. On July 1, the new store “Mercantile” is having its Grand Opening celebration from 11am to 4pm. There will be a BBQ with ribs and sausages and Canada-Day-themed soft serve sundaes (free, one per guest). Local merchants will be there, including DFC BBQ Sauces, T&A's Condiment Company, Backwoods Country Creations, and J.R. Watkins. There will be a 10% discount on “Mercantile” merchandise, and a door prize raffle featuring some products from our new vendors. • Mazinaw Lakeside Resort is having a movie night on July 1! Bring along your friends to watch Dirty Dancing. • Pine Meadow is having a yard sale on Sat., July 7, with all proceeds going to Resident Programs. They are looking for items for the sale. Please contact Sarah at snthompson910@gmail.com or 613-336-9120 ex. 7. prior to dropping off the items..

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• Our love to Mark Rowe and family on the passing of Susan. We will always remember Susan for her kindness, her heart for volunteering in the community, her constant involvement in some way, and for being a part of the Pickled Chicken String Band. • St. Paul's Lutheran Church will hold the annual Memorial Service this Sun., June 24 at 2pm. There will be a luncheon following. Everyone is welcome to attend. • Get ready to celebrate Canada's birthday! Denbigh Recreation will have a Canada Day fireworks display in Heritage Park at dusk. Two great vantage points for watching the show are the lots of the Addington Highlands Community Centre and the Denbigh Hall. Donations gratefully accepted. • The children's Summer Reading Club begins Tues., July 3 at the Denbigh library, from 6-7pm. This year’s theme is “Feed Your Passion.” A free healthy snack will be served at the end of each night. The program runs through to August 21, so it’s something for the kids to look forward to each week of the summer! Parents and caregivers are invited to drop by the library to register their children for the program. Contact 613-333-1426.

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mail lady driving every day. At the end of the day, she must be “All shook up” like Elvis Presley! The township should buy her new tires. What a mess. • We have a dinner coming up in Henderson Hall on July 5 for the United Church. There will be scalloped potatoes, ham, turnips, carrots, corn, pie & various desserts, tea and coffee from 4-6:30pm. $12 for adults.

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• Recent comings and goings included these folks from Napanee: Jan Newton, Lorraine (Peterson) Shorts, Shirley (Veley) Conner, Fred and Barb Akey, Mitchell Gurnsey, Jessie Detlor-Sajevec; and from Kingston was Crystal (Arney) Gurnsey and Carol (Sherwood) Hopkinson. • Thinking of you to Trudy Conner and her nephew, Matthew, also to Marty and Gloria. • Great to welcome back Don and Jan as well as Gene and Donna. • Harlowe Wesleyan Church was led by Fred and Beverly (Wilkes) Boom of Arden in the absence of Pastor Jack Plaizir, who was off for Father’s Day with family. • The Henderson United Church cemetery service was well-attended on Father’s Day with thanks to the organizers, grass cutters, and leader the Rev. Dr. Rick Magie. The church will soon bid farewell to Rev. Rick, who will be retiring to join his newly-retired spouse, Michelline and will be enjoying spending more time with family. • The Henderson United Church yard sale folks are gratefully receiving your gently-used items until today, June 21, at the hall – please call 613-336-2347 or 613336-2467 to arrange a time to bring yours in for pricing – all in aid of our little white church on the corner. The sale happens June 29–30 from 8am until noon, and it’s always a big sale with lots of bargains.

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• During this past week, we felt the support and closeness of our community with the passing of Bob Arthur and Terry Orr. The show of support at the ball game at Ken Garrett Park for one, and the stories of the man behind Bob’s Breakfast remind us to take time to care and share with others. • The Royal Canadian Regiment Association – “Pursuit to Mons.” They are off and paddling! This adventure is being organized by Rick Hatton of Inverary and his colleague, Rick Reid. On Canada Day, July 1, 18 paddlers in nine canoes leave Mooney’s Bay, Ottawa, and nine days later they arrive at Upper Brewers Locks, Lower Brewers and Kingston Mills. Grand Finish will be a welcome at the Cataraqui Canoe Club, Kingston. 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War 1. (more on this as the day nears) • I think this is the week that summer arrives! Wondering if that means tent caterpillars leave! I did Google them and at about this time they become moths. The female lives approximately 24 hours, so she is busy laying her eggs. The eggs are in a silken sack and wait until next spring to hatch into...you guessed it – tent caterpillars!

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• Rock the Night Away Fundraiser will be held at the ABC Hall (3166 Bolingbroke Rd., Maberly) on Sat., June 23, 7pm. The fundraiser will feature DLUX, a six-piece band showcasing rock music and dancing. The band starts at 7:30pm. Admission is $10. Cash bar and light snacks available. Contact

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• The Social Supper on June 13 had a big crowd with approx.40 people attending. Great food as always. Table settings were done by Johanna, Sue and Janis & company. People who had birthdays were Donna V., Eva W., Gerry L., Sandy R., and Ester T. Happy Birthday to you all. • The next Social Supper will be July 11 (summer picnic theme). Bring your favourites and it will be a quiz night. • Host & Hostess for Coffee Break on Fri. morning was Noella and Yves. Lovely array of food and coffee. Big crowd. Nice to see Joan & Delbert Cook out enjoying some sweets and coffee, also Rick Cuomo and Mary Blackmoore. • Don’t forget the Strawberry Social Sat., June 30, 6-8pm. There will be strawberries, ice cream, cake and beverages. • There will be a breakfast, bake sale, and yard sale at Snow Road Snowmobile Club starting at 8am on Sat., June 30. Come on out and enjoy breakfast, and maybe go home with some wonderful baking and treasures. • Back Forty Artisan Cheese will be opening up for the season on Sat. June 30 from 10am–4pm until the end of September every Saturday. Opening celebrations will have local beer and wine. Mike McKenzie from Seed to Sausage will be cooking sausages on the grill. They will also have deep fried curd, local chocolate by Ludwig, coffee roaster fluid coffees, and Frontenac Outfitters will be offering Kayak and stand-up paddleboard demonstrations. There will be live music. Free admission and parking onsite. Look for the signs in Mississippi Station. 1406 Gulley Road. • Don’t forget Snow Road Community Centre’s Music Night with Shawn McCullough and Wade Foster on Thurs., June 28, 7-9pm. Light lunch. All welcome. $12 at the door, $10 in advance, and children aged 6–12 are free.

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Mary-Jo Dowker is well-known in Verona, especially in the softball community, having been involved for 11 years, most as convenor. This is a time-consuming role that begins long before the softball season, usually in January or February, and continues until Fall. As convenor, Mary-Jo liaises with and represents Verona at the Frontenac County Minor Softball Association. She takes care of all the registration, recruiting of coaches, equipment and uniform maintenance, purchasing and organization. She also does all the scheduling for Verona/Hartington Softball and coordinates with the Frontenac County Minor Softball Association and the InterCommunity Softball Association to avoid conflicts. Mary-Jo organizes umpires through the Limestone Umpire Association, acts as the treasurer and fundraises too! Field maintenance, washrooms and clubhouse are all taken care of by her, in coordination with the Lions Club, who owns the facilities. She has also been the treasurer and secretary of the Frontenac County Minor Softball Association. She has been a member of the Portland District Recreation Committee for 10 years and has been involved with minor hockey as well. In addition to all her work in local sports, she has been a member of the Christmas for Kids Committee in the Verona area for 10 years. When her children were young, she was an active member of Parent Council, holding the positions of treasurer, secretary and vice-chair. As any volunteer knows, time is a precious commodity. Volunteering with a young family as Mary-Jo has adds another layer to her commitment. It is with heartfelt thanks that the community relays their appreciation on behalf of the many children and families who have benefitted from her time and dedication.

Kerry started her volunteer work as a young high school student. Kerry volunteered at the local united church and taught Sunday School. Recently, Kerry joined two other women in making over 250 pairs of warm mitts and slippers for a class in Betecheco, North West Territories, where her eldest daughter teaches. Over the past 22 years, Kerry has been a member of the Storrington Minor Soccer Club Executive and has taken on the role of both secretary and registrar for the club. Kerry has coached numerous teams and developed an ingenious system for player substitution that ensured all her players were able to play the same amount of time. Kerry has helped with organizing and conducting the fun day canteen for the soccer club. The proceeds from the fun day go to the Storrington Minor Soccer Club bursary fund that has helped over 175 kids play soccer in the community who might not have been

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Rosemarie and to Ram and here are lots of chang- mitment to helping out. The big news, that the Rimpy, but we have been es afoot at the North Frontenac Food Bank, both North Frontenac Food Bank needing a larger, more acin the background and in is sharing, is their big move. cessible space for a while,” public. The first is the ‘retire- As of July 1st, they are va- said Food Bank Director Kim ment’ of the longest serving cating the basement space Cucoch, and we have been Food Bank Volunteer, Alex that has been graciously bequeathed a pretty large donated by Rosemarie Bow- sum of money to cover rent McLeod. Alex first started volun- ick, the former owner of the for a few years so we are teering for the Food Bank building at 1095 where the moving to the Sharbot Lake when it was closely tied to Food Bank has been located Country Inn, above the resthe Sharbot Lake Anglican since 2014, and also since taurant on the street level,” Church and pastor Bruce last November by Ram and she said. The Food Bank also reGeddes. He also worked Rimpy Kaillon, the current quires a second fridge to with Brenda Piatt, one of the owners of the building. “We are very grateful to store fresh fruits and vegearly and longest serving directors of the Food Bank, all the way until the present day, a total of 24 years. A plaque was presented to him at a food bank board meeting last Wednesday (June 12). That same day was the last day of the year when the Granite Ridge Lakers Program students were scheduled to come in and do their food sorting shift. For the last four years, the students have come in every Wednesday during the school year to help out with Miss Gregory. And each week over that time Frankie Badour has been there. That day, Frankie, who is about to graduate, was the only student who came out, and we caught him with this photo, a fitting end to mark his com- Frankie Badour and Miss Gregory

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55 Years Blessed Please join us as we celebrate the Wedding anniversary of our wonderful parents

William & Beverley Snider Sunday, June 24th, 2018 1-4 p.m. Denbigh Hall, Denbigh, oN BEST WISHES ONLY!

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Gordon Gaylord Branch # 334 arden a special thank you goes out to the following volunteers who made the ‘Music 7 ribs Night’ at the arden Legion on Saturday June 16, the extremely entertaining and successful night that it was. Barb kirkland cindy French ronda Noble una riley Wayne rothwell connie McVeigh Jan Tryon Dave Moore Jan Bullock connie Troy Jan Flieler Without your help, it would not have happened. Thank you also goes out to the musicians and singers of the band; renae richard, randy arney, Sam Jarvis, Bill Parsons, Mark Hannah, Zach Teal and the open mic players. you all performed fantastically. y Thanks also to all who attended. Malcom Sampson

Thank You ~ Warren We would like to thank our family and all our grandchildren for taking us out to dinner on our 65th wedding anniversary and hosting a BBQ on Sunday. Thank you to all who brought food and set it all up. Thank you also for the flowers, donations to charity in our name and other gifts. also to all who sent cards and best wishes, and to Mayor Frances Smith for best wishes from central Frontenac. once again thank you one and all and may god bless each and every one. ed & Florence Warren

and sincere dedication to community, Kim is truly making a difference in the lives of countless residents of our Township. Congratulations on this award, Kim. So justly deserved

Boyd Goodberry Boyd Goodberry, a lifetime resident of South Frontenac having recently retired from Kingston General Hospital, has spent quite a lot of time volunteering for the Social & Athletic Club. We are lucky that Boyd is so handy; his handyman skills were definitely an asset when we received the Trillium grant last year to renovate the club hall. Boyd was at the hall every day for very long days working tirelessly alongside the contractors, and even keeping up the momentum after the renovations were complete. We are very proud to have him on our team of directors and members. Boyd’s volunteering did not just start when he retired. Boyd has been helping out with the Canada Day in the Park Celebrations for many years. His BBQ chicken over a fire was always the best around. Boyd is also known for his generosity and talents; always donating hand-crafted gifts for the Chinese Auction and graciously bringing down his trailer to the park for the Canada Day Celebrations to use as a headquarters. When the going gets tough, Boyd is always there to lend a helping hand; setting up the hall for functions, picking up supplies, set-

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marilyn Goodberry Marilyn has lived in the area for all of her life and is a proud, active member of our community. She has been a long-standing, invaluable and active member of the Harrowsmith Social and Athletic Club. Marilyn wears many hats for the club and the community. Marilyn is currently treasurer and hall rental manager as well as club director. She is also involved in marketing events, maintaining the club hall and supporting softball in Harrowsmith. Marilyn has also volunteered her time to support organizations such as The Children’s Wish Foundation. Marilyn’s keen passion for helping develop new initiatives and expanding on existing

JunE 21, 2018 initiatives has enabled the club to successfully offer such events as euchre fun nights, Canada Day in the Park, Santa Parade and Open House, Chinese Auctions, dances, children’s parties, babysitting courses and VON exercise classes, to name a few. Marilyn is a very hard worker as well as team player. Running large events such as Canada Day and the Canada 150th Celebration & Road Rally is definitely a team effort and can be challenging at times. Keeping track of the many vendors, events and entertainment that must be paid, as well as managing the revenue and expenses involved with events and the club, is no small task. Marilyn has greeted these challenges with a positive and determined attitude. She is known for hunkering down and getting things done. Marilyn has spent countless hours dedicating her time to making sure that everything always runs as smoothly as possible. To put it simply, the community and the Harrowsmith Social and Athletic Club are very lucky to have such a generous, hardworking volunteer. The successful running of many events and the S&A Club would not have been possible without the tireless efforts of volunteers like Marilyn. Marilyn is an asset that we simply could not do without. Thank you for your endless years of service to our community.

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he Lions would like you to save the date Saturday, July 7th as they are hosting their first ATV Poker Run and Show at the Verona Lions Centre, 4504 Verona Sand Road. The show and run will open at 10:30am to the general public with a vendor’s midway showcasing the latest offerings from your favourite ATV manufacturers as well as other outdoor products. The Lions Canteen will be open for duration of the show serving their famous Lions burgers, fries and more. Whether you come to see the latest ATV’s in the vendor’s midway or to have some lunch or even ride the poker run, they’ll be looking forward to seeing you

there. The poker run registration will take place from 10:30am to 12:30pm and the run is a leisurely 80km ride comprising a loop of rail trail and backroad. There will be card stops along the way returning to the Lions Centre where the top three poker hands will be awarded great prizes. There will also be participant prizes drawn and a 50/50 draw. Registration cost for the Poker run is $30 per rider or $25 if you pre-register before June 30th.For more information or to pre-register visit www. veronalions.ca They’ll be looking forward to a fun and exciting day and hope to see you there Saturday, July 7th.

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table for those in need. • The 10th Annual Charity Golf Tournament raised over $4500, which will go to support Seniors’ Programs. • Canada Day is coming! The 2nd annual Fishing Tournament is happening on June 30. Ages 3–16 are welcome to participate (a parent must be present). Registration is at 6:45am, and the Tournament runs until 10am. Age categories are 3–5, 6–8, 9–11, and 12–16. All kids who fish in the derby receive a prize. There will be one grand prize per age division for the largest fish. The winners receive a grand prize and have their picture taken in a Bass boat that will be on display during the derby. Please bring a fishing pole with you. Worms and bobbers are provided. If you would like to donate a prize for the kids, please contact m.blair@live.ca, or if you are not tech savvy, just give me a call at 613-376-9848 and I can put you in the right direction. Let’s make this a ton of fun for the kids! • Calling all kids!! Get your bikes all decked out for Canada Day and be a part of the parade. Decorate your bike and get up to the fire hall at 12:30pm on Canada Day, then you will gather at the ball diamond, and there will even be prizes awarded. • On July 1, the place to be is at the Point! As we celebrate what a wonderful country we live in, Sydenham has done it in style once again. Our entertainment this year is an open mic with Joe Saunders and SHS from 3-5pm., Rock Haven, Red Rose Express, Jessica Wedden, and Dark Horse. There will be a canteen from Noon until 10pm ran by Scouts Canada, Pierogi’s by Barb from Noon until 5pm and The Ladies Auxillary will have their sweets table there from Noon until 5pm as well. We hope for good weather so the antique cars can be there from 2:15-4pm at the entrance to the Point. Don’t forget to check out the Tweedsmuir Historical Display at the library as well; The Women’s Institute is presenting an historical display at the Sydenham Library from Noon to 3pm. And last but not least, the fireworks start at 9:45. So c’mon, Sydenham, get to the Point and enjoy our country’s birthday!

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SHARBOT LAKE - TEA AND TOAST 9am. Sharbot Lake United Church. SUMMER SOLSTICE LABYRINTH WALK 7pm9pm. Wintergreen Studios. Enjoy a meditative walk along the stone labyrinth and bear witness to the shifting season. Participation by donation (suggested donation of $20). No registration necessary. For more information, visit www.wintergreenstudios. com/summer-labyrinth.

Friday June 22

HARTINGTON - CONCERT 7pm. Portland Community Church. Featuring RMS (Ruth, Mark and Sharon trio) and Jessica Wedden, award winning fiddler. Free will offering, light refreshments afterwards PERTH ROAD - FISH FRY 5pm-7pm. Perth Road United Church. New Zealand Cod from Mundell’s, fries, pie and more. Adults $15/Youth (6-12) $7. PLEVNA - BINGO 7pm. Clar-Mill Hall. Firefighters’ first Bingo of the season! Lots of cash prizes, including a $500 JACKPOT! Canteen available. Bring a friend! PLEVNA - FIREFIGHTERS BINGO 7pm. Clar-Mill Hall. $500 jackpot, canteen available,

Saturday June 23

BOLINGBROKE - DLUX AT ABC HALL 7pm. Althorpe Bolingbroke Community Hall (ABC Hall). Six piece band featuring rock music and dancing. $10, music starts at 7:30pm. Cash bar, light snacks. Info 613-27308834

CLOYNE - PIONEER MUSEUM SEASON OPENING 11:30am. Cloyne Pioneer Museum. New display, diorama of Mazinw-Pringle Tramway, live music with Dave and Marg, free BBQ, Jeff Mcbee new novel for sale. All welcome HARLOWE - OPEN MIC 2pm-7pm. Harlowe Hall. Pot Luck supper, 5:30pm. Free event, donations welcome. Info - Marie, 613-336-2557 SHARBOT LAKE - ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST 8am-11am. Soldiers Memorial Hall (OSO Hall). $7, children 6- 12- $3, under 6-free Benefit for Lions Foundation of Canada. SHARBOT LAKE - ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST 8am. Soldiers Memorial Hall (OSO Hall).

Sunday June 24

ELPHIN - 172ND ANNIVERSARY 11am. Elphin Presbyterian Church. Guest speaker, Bob Hill. Lunch following, All welcome. followed by Cemetery service at 2pm GODFREY - BEDFORD JAM 1pm-5pm. Bedford Hall. Open mic, $2 admission, entertainers free. Info - Joanne 374-2242, Joan 374-5477 PARHAM - UNION ANNIVERSARY SERVICE Parham United Church. Guest preacher, Wib Dawson, originally from Maberly SHARBOT LAKE, ON - OPEN HOUSE 2pm-4pm. Sharbot Lake Retirement Residence. See the residences and take a tour SHARBOT LAKE, ON - TOUTE ENSEMBLE 2pm3pm. Sharbot Lake Retirement Residence. Come and hear the renowned flute trio and have a look at the residence. All welcome

Monday June 25

PLEVNA - EUCHRE 7:30pm. Clar-Mill Hall. $4.00 - all welcome SHARBOT LAKE - EUCHRE TOURNAMENT 1:30pm. Sharbot Lake Retirement Residence. $5, contact 613-279-7799 for information

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Thursday June 28

HARROWSMITH - DINERS CLUB 12pm-2pm. Harrowsmith Golden Links Hall. Grace Hall. Wonderful meal followed by entertainment. A chance to meet new friends $11. Contact, Joanne - 613-376-6647 Transportation may be arranged for those who need it. PLEVNA - BREAKFAST BUFFET 7am-10am. ClarMill Hall. This event is sponsored by the Clar-Mill Volunteers. SNOW ROAD STATION - MUSIC NIGHT 7pm-2pm. Snow Road Community Centre. Shawn McCullough and Wade Foster. Light lunch. All welcome. $12 at the door, $10 in advance, children aged 6-12 are free.

Kennebec Hall. The shortcake & berry combo will cost $7 per serving. MABERLY - PIE IN THE SKY 8am-1pm. Maberly Fairgrounds. Sale of fresh, homemade pies. Solar telescope. rummage and plant sale. Snack Bar. Fundraising event of the Maberly Agricultural Society. Proceeds to the Maberly Fair. MISSISSIPPI STATION - BACK 40 ARTISAN CHEESE OPENING CELEBRATION 10am-4pm. Featuring Local beer and wine. Sausages. Deep fried curd, etc. Live music. Free admission and parking onsite. Look for the signs in Mississippi Station. SHARBOT LAKE - CABOOSE FEST 11pm-2pm. Sharbot Lake - Railway Heritage Park. SHARBOT LAKE - YARD SALE 8am. St. Andrew’s Anglican Church. SNOW ROAD STATION - BREAKFAST, BAKE SALE, YARD SALE 8am. Snow Road Snowmobile Clubhouse. Sat., June 30. Enjoy breakfast and go home with some wonderful baking and treasures. SYDENHAM - KIDS FISHING TOURNAMENT 6:45am-10am. Sydenham Point. 2nd Annual Ages 3-16 (parent must be present). All participants receive a prize. Please bring a fishing pole. Worms and bobbers provided. Contact m.blair@live.ca or 613-376-9848 to donate prizes.

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CANADA DAY FESTIVITIES THROUGOUT THE REGION – See special edition of Frontenac News next week and Frontenac Live.ca SHARBOT LAKE, ON - OPEN HOUSE 2pm-4pm. Sharbot Lake Retirement Residence. See the residences and take a tour

Monday July 2

Friday June 29

PLEVNA - EUCHRE 7:30pm. Clar-Mill Hall. $4.00 admission. (Runs weekly until September)

Saturday June 30

DENBIGH - CHILDREN’S READING CLUB 6pm7pm. Denbigh Library. 1st night of summer reading club, Call for info 613 333 1426

YARD SALE 8am-12pm. Henderson United Church. June 29-30. All in aid of our little white church on the corner. Big sale, many bargains. ARDEN - STRAWBERRY SOCIAL 1pm-3pm.

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The photo shows the engineer’s view of the grade crossing at Tichborne, where the steam engine has turned west onto the main CPR line to pick up coal at the coaling tower, visible in the background. (The picture was taken by David Page in 1956.)

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Many of the great songs about railroading will be sung beside the track in Sharbot Lake’s Railway Heritage Park at “CabooseFest” on Saturday, June 30, between 11a.m. and 2p.m. Former members of the Feral Five will reunite as “The Boxcar Boys” to perform a set of train songs and will also accompany local teacher and singer Kora Kamps, whose outstanding voice will be showcased in one of her first performances in the area. Headliners at CabooseFest will be songwriter and guitarist extraordinaire Shawn McCullough, and 16-year-old fiddler and step dancer Jessica Wedden. Originally from Parham, Shawn McCullough was nominated for Guitarist of the Year by the Canadian Country Music Association, and he rocked The Crossing Pub in Sharbot Lake in early June. Jessica Wedden was a Canadian Folk Music Award Nominee for Young Entertainer of the Year, and recently opened for Junowinning fiddler Ashley MacIsaac. It’s a safe

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bet she will play “Orange Blossom Special” at CabooseFest. The event on June 30 will also feature a huge display of Kingston & Pembroke Railway history, assembled by Steven Manders, author of “The First Spike.” There will be activities for children, and a barbecue lunch for sale by the Lions Club, with proceeds going to the Food Bank. The schedule of performances is: 11:00 – 11:30a.m. — The Boxcar Boys (Jim MacPherson, Dennis Larocque, Dave Limber and Gary Giller) 11:30 - noon - Kora Kamps and Friends 12:15 – 12:45p.m. — Jessica Wedden 1:00 – 1:45p.m. — Shawn McCullough CabooseFest is presented by the Central Frontenac Railway Heritage Society, who will have memberships available for $10 (or $20 for a family), and the performances are supported by Blue Skies in the Community. Admission is free, and everybody is invited to bring a blanket or lawn chair.

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King of Sharbot Lake K irk Chabot did not know what to expect when he decided to put on a fishing derby for the opening day of bass season on Sharbot Lake. If we get ten teams and they share a few hundred dollars in prize money that won’t be the end of the world,” he said a month ago when he was first getting the word out. “But, from what I hear, people want to come out for a derby, so I think we will have more then ten teams.” He was right about that. There were 39 teams registered by the time the derby got underway last Saturday morning, one under the capacity for the event. And when it was all over, the team of John Davis and Tim Riley, with 8 bass weighing in at 18.625 pounds, took home $1,000. The

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second prize, $500, was won by the grandfather/father/son team of Bill Bowick, Scott Bullen, and Braden Bullen with 17 pounds, 6.875 ounces of live bass in their 8 fish catch, and the third prize, $250 went to Scott Mconal and Adam Massey, 16 pounds, 8.75ounces. The heaviest single fish was caught by Dave and Scott Lockridge, 4 pounds, 11 ounces. “It was quite a day,” said Chabot, “we thought people would weigh in parts of their catch as they went along, but we waited through the morning until mid afternoon and nothing much happened. Then at 2.30 they all came in. I weighed in about 200 fish in an a hour and a half. It was a lot. Chabot is already thinking

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about next year, when the King of Sharbot Lake bass derby will return. “People are already talking about coming back and bringing more friends, he said, “but some things will change. We won’t have a BBQ because fishers bring their own food, and I’ll weigh the fish as a group if they come in with their entire catch at once,” he said, pointing to his cut and swollen thumb, which was

in that condition from picking up the bass one at a time and returning them to the lake. Photo caption - the three generation team of (L to R) Scott Bullen, Braden Bullen, and Bill Bowick took 2nd place. submitted photo

TOWnSHIP OF SOuTH FROnTEnAC liVing HErE YES, YOU CAN RECYCLE PLANT POTS! It’s a wonderful time of the year, with everyone playing in the dirt. A gentle reminder for this gardening season is that most of your plant cells and plastic pots up to 12“ in diameter or 1 gallon in size are recyclable in your plastics week. They must be clean though! Take a hose to them then place them to ensure they don’t fall out of your recycle box. Check with the retailer when you are purchasing your bedding plants as many of them will take back the plant cells, trays and pots. Please remember NOT to bag your recycling! Happy Gardening! 2018 FINAL TAX NOTICES Final Tax Notice for Residential, Managed Forest and Farmland tax bills were issued the week of June 4, 2018. If you have not received your Final Tax Notice by June 15, 2018 you need to contact the tax department. It is important that you retain your tax bill until September in order to make the second instalment payment. No further bills/reminders will be issued. For those properties that have a Commercial, Industrial, Multi-Residential or a combination of Commercial/Industrial/Multi-Residential and Residential and/or Farmland, these will be billed in August 2018. For further information please email taxes@southfrontenac.net or contact us at 613-376-3027 Ext 2200 HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DEPOT – SUMMER HOURS The depot will be open EVERY Thursday from 3:00 pm – 8:00 pm until Thanksgiving. Please remember that accepted items are hazardous materials, small electronics and bale wrap only. A full listing of accepted materials may be found on our website under Living Here/Solid Waste/Recycling/Household Hazardous Waste.

OPEn FOr BuSinESS ATTENTION VENDORS – SIGN UP FOR NOTIFICATION OF TENDERS AND RFP’S Check out the new feature on our website – Town Hall/Tenders, sign up for email notifications when tenders and request for proposals are issued or amended.

tHingS tO DO SWIM & DAY CAMP REGISTRATION On-line registration now available. In person registration can also be done at that time at the NEW location for Recreation – 2490 Keeley Road. Keep an eye on our website for further information

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tOWn HAll UPCOMING MEETINGS • Council – July 3, 2018 at 7:00 pm.

nEWS & PuBliC nOtiCES CANADA DAY 2018 EVENTS Check out the celebrations organized throughout the Township on the website under Events Calendar. There’s something going on in every district. Events are partially funding by the Canadian Heritage Celebrate Funds. Happy Canada Day! GRAND OPENING and BBQ– PERTH ROAD FIRE HALL Please join us on Saturday, June 23, 2018 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm as we celebrate the Grand Opening of the newly constructed Station 6 - Perth Road Fire Hall, view the facility and enjoy light refreshments. Ribbon Cutting ceremony at 10:00 am. The dedicated volunteer firefighters will be offering a free BBQ and will have presentations regarding fire prevention, public education and kid style games. Hope to see you there! OUR RECREATION DEPARTMENT HAS MOVED! The South Frontenac Recreation Department is now located at our 2490 Keeley Road site. Contact information and phone numbers remain the same. See “Things To Do” for more information about registration. 2018 MUNICIPAL ELECTION NEWS Nominations for the positions of Mayor, Councillor and School Board Trustee must be made on the prescribed form available at the Township Office or the Township website. Nomination forms must be filed, with the prescribed declaration by at least 25 persons either in person or by your agent with the Returning Officer between May 1, 2018 and July 26, 2018 during that office’s normal office hours; and on Friday, July 27, 2018 (Nomination Day) between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The required filing fee for the Head of Council is $200.00 and all other offices are $100.00 must accompany the signed form. Full details on the procedures to be followed may be obtained from the appropriate Township Clerk or website – Town Hall/2018 Municipal Election for more details.

Join us as we celebrate the Grand Opening of the newly constructed Station 6 - Perth Road Fire Hall, view the facility and enjoy light refreshments. Ribbon Cutting ceremony at 10:00 am. The dedicated volunteer firefighters will be offering a free BBQ and will have presentations regarding fire prevention, public education and kid style games.

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Sharbot Lake Legion presents bursaries to GREC students by Craig Bakay n what was easily the largest crowd at the Sharbot Lake Legion in recent memory, GREC students Corrie-Lynn Shields and Destanie Lalonde received $500 cheques to help them with their postsecondary educations. The fact that there was a steak dinner and the proximity to Father’s Day on Sunday likely contributed to the size of the crowd. Patty Middleton, branch honours and awards chair and youth education, presented Shield and Lalonde with their cheques. “We’ve been giving bur-

saries to deserving students for as long as I can remember, more than 30 years,” Middleton said. “Of course, the cheques weren’t as large back in those days.” Both students were appreciative and humble about their awards. “Thanks to everyone at the Legion,” said Lalonde. “They’re very generous,” said Shields. Shields, who’s a victory lapper at GREC, will be heading off to Fleming College in Peterborough this fall for a year of health services education before entering the paramedics program.

“I’m squared in on it (becoming a paramedic),” she said. “I became a lifeguard and that’s when I knew what I wanted to do.” Lalonde will be heading to Nipissing University in North Bay to study criminal justice, with an eye towards becoming a criminal investigator or criminal lawyer. “Since I was seven I wanted to be a police officer,” she said. “I chose Nipissing because it’s much like this area. “It’s beautiful there.” The girls agreed that the thing they’ll miss most about going off to school is their dogs.

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Patty Middleton presented bursary cheques to GREC students Corrie-Lyn Shields and Destanie Lalonde in a special ceremony at the Sharbot Lake Legion Friday night.

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