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System glitch caused voting headaches ANDREW SZTEIN andrew.sztein@metroland.com

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A server issue with the Intelivote online voting system caused headaches and delays on election night, forcing many polls to stay open longer than scheduled. “It was all municipalities in Ontario that used Intelivote that were affected,” said Cahl Pominville, director of corporate services in North Grenville. The city of Arnprior got hit hardest, forcing polls to stay open until the next day. “There was nothing as far as numbers that was an issue,” said Pominville, confirming that the votes processed through the system were accurate. “It was a problem with having access to cast the ballot. That’s why we extended the polls until 9 p.m. in most municipalities.” VOTE COUNT UP

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In North Grenville, another problem may have been that there were a higher percentage of voters than in previous years causing strain on the system. Out of 11,366 eligible voters, 5,344 voted, and 4097 of those votes were cast electronically by phone. The 46.1 per cent participation rate is a marked increase over the 39.3 per cent that voted in 2006. According to Dean Smith, president and founder of Intelivote, it was “a perfect storm of circumstances” that caused a “black eye for the company”.

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LEST WE FORGET North Grenville councillor Ken Finnerty, lead hand of facilities Jeff Buchanan, and Legion members Joanne Dudka and Ralph Pulfer raise a flag in front of the North Grenville Municipal Centre as part of the kick off to the poppy fund campaign.

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ANDREW SZTEIN A 51 year old North Dundas man was killed after being trapped in a corn silo on a farm in Chesterville. The man was identified as Ralph O’Neil, a North Dundas native who had been working as a farmhand for the past 30 years. “On Oct. 25 at approximately 3:30 p.m. O.P.P. officers responded to a report of a farming mishap on Nation Valley Rd. in North Dundas township,” said O.P.P. Constable Pete Robertson. The investigation revealed that O’Neil “who was working in the silo was found unconscious and later pronounced deceased.”

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The official cause of death has not yet been determined. The death is not being treated as suspicious and has been passed along to the Ministry of Labour for further investigation. The ministry has ordered the owner of the property to establish safety measures and caution signs for entering silos before the farm is allowed to continue operations. O’Neil was a worker on the farm, but did not live on the property, according to Robertson. He had been working at the farm for two months milking cows after leaving another Chesterville farm due to back and shoulder problems. He is survived by his wife, Heather.

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tem successfully processed thou“The system is designed to sands of votes during the issue, forecast what we think is going but the connection problems to be the load,” said Smith. and server issues would not alHe explained through a phone low new people to vote while the call from Halifax that there were server was being rebooted. two problems that caused the isSmith is confident that the issue. sues are ironed out for the next The first was a server issue election, and that the technology that forced one and system will system to be be able to handle rebooted durthe load through ing peak times updating a sysof the electem that’s been tion, and a new in place for six We forecast how module of the years. many people were system which “It’s powerful allows candihardware and coming into the dates to see has been runsystem, and until levels of voter ning straight par ticipation. for fi ve and a 5 p.m. we were The module had half years in a close in our forecast. production envifour times the expected numronment,” said ber of candiSmith. date log-ins on “We should re• Dean Smith place election night, it, and we but most people will be upgradwere using the ing our technolmodule incorogy to ensure it rectly. doesn’t happen “We forecast how many people again. Instead of having the were coming into the system, number of servers we have now, and until 5 p.m. we were close in we’ll be increasing that. Our soour forecast,” said Smith. lution is to invest in more up-to“They weren’t educated and date hardware.” didn’t do the tutorial on it. They did what we call wild card MILITARY searches, which shows candidates everyone who’s voting, “Most of our customers have a instead of a ward 1 councillor great story about participation,” asking for results from ward 1 said Smith. “Military voters and alone.” disabled voters, the story switch“We saw a pent up demand or es over to what didn’t work.” a back up, like 10 toll booths go“We’re going to look to be ing into two lanes of traffic,” he meeting with (Intelivote), and said. find out what caused the issue,” Smith maintains that the sys- said Pominville.

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Kemptville Advance - NOVEMBER 04, 2010

EDITORIAL

LETTER

New guard on council

Election coverage was well done

The fallout from the 2010 election is another turn of the wheel. We have all been there. Voted for the up and comers, watched them become distracted by the reality of actually being on council and then enjoyed the slow climb to competence that all councillors and mayors go through. Not only did we reinvent the wheel we are the wheel in more ways than one. The changing of the guard in North Grenville is a significant moment. It comes at a time when the community has just realized how all that change has crept up and now it seems as if the kind of community residents are used to is about to be changed forever. Of course, older and more complicated communities than Kemptville and North Grenville have survived this kind of change before. The world is dotted with the remains of recent and not so recent upheavals, disasters, and man made dilemmas. North Grenville is growing and more people want to come to live here to have a piece of the pie that was baked by the ones who came before us. It is not just about affordable housing within driving distance of the big city. It is about joining a way of life that promises to be fun, safe and at the very least, more peaceful. The new council has a raft of projects on the go that began long before this latest election. They will see them through and at the same time probably come up with a few more to add to the pile. All of the politicking has given councillors and the new mayor a great deal to think about and look forward to. The wheel is still round but this council can try to decorate it in a way that pleases newcomers to North Grenville and those already enjoying life here. It will be an interesting challenge, taking advantage of the momentum that has built up over the past few years as the new council begins that climb.

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To the editor, Thank you for the excellent and truly democratic coverage given to all the Ottawa mayoral candidates in the Oct. 21, 2010 issue of The Advance. The larger Ottawa newspapers would do well to follow your example, after having fallen into the trenches of schlocky partisan campaigning for a selected few. You do newspaper reporting proud. Keep up that great work! P.S. Please pass along my praises to Diana Fisher, “The Accidental Farmwife,” whose column just keeps getting better and better! Ann Brady Winchester

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REMEMBRANCE WEEK 2010 Royal Canadian Legion Branch 212 Notice to Veterans and Legionnaires Annual Church Parade Pentecostal Tabernacle 1964 Hwy. 43 West, Kemptville Sunday, November 7, 10:00 a.m. Assemble at the Church at 9:30 a.m.

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The board of directors and staff of the Beth Donovan Hospice join together for a group photo at a fundraiser at the North Grenville Municipal Centre on Oct. 30. The event was to raise funds and awareness for the work the hospice does in Kemptville and surrounding areas.

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Funds and awareness for the Beth Donovan Hospice were both raised at a gala event at the North Grenville Municipal Centre on Oct. 30. 163 tickets were sold for the event, which included a fully catered meal from the Knights of Columbus, silent and live auctions, a cake auction, and live music. “This fundraising event is to support our home visiting program,” said Dawn Rodger, executive director of the hospice. “This allows us to support individuals in the home with a terminal illness to be supported, to provide respite, some emotional and spiritual support. To give a break to families that need it.” The hospice serves a 423365-43-10

large area to the south and west of Ottawa, including as far north as Manotick, in addition to communities such as Kemptville, Spencerville and Merrickville, On average, the hospice serves 15 clients a month. Currently, the hospice only does work within the home with the terminally ill, but Rodger hopes that they’ll soon have permanent digs to serve patients at the Kemptville District Hospital Campus. “That’s in the works,” said Rodger. “We’re looking at the latter end of 2012, but we’re looking to build a strong foundation and get planning in place before we launch an intensive capital campaign.” The work the hospice does is only possible through the hard work of the staff and volunteers. “We’re very team ori-

ented,” said Rodger. “We have a very small staff and very good synergy with our board and with our staff. All together we’ve pulled this off together with our community partners in the Knights of Columbus.” Rodger also had a message to pass along to the community for their support. “We’re here to help in any capacity we can within our mission and vision. When people have had a terminal diagnosis within their family, it’s like hitting a brick wall. We’re to help with that.”

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It was an evening to honour sporting icons and heroes at the inaugural North Grenville Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony. The ceremony took place in a packed North Grenville Municipal Centre as 18 inductees were recognized for their life achievements in sport. One inductee in particular, Dr. Bernie Brennan, was congratu-

lated for a career that spawned nothing but success in a variety of fields. Brennan was raised in Kemptville, and had successful careers on the ice hockey rink, on the football gridiron, in stables as a veterinarian, rider, breeder, and trainer, and even as a Mountie. GRIDIRON SUCCESS Out of all his accomplishments, Brennan is most proud of his success on the gridiron, saying that football was his

“main sport.” “I was fortunate to have Father Tom Murphy, an All-American at Boston University, that really taught me how to play football,” he said. “He was the greatest coach and motivator I ever played for. We won the junior and senior football championships in Ottawa and never lost a game in ’45 and ‘46.” His success in football continued with the University of Guelph, where he was given an athletic scholarship to the veterinary college. He played with

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the University of Guelph from 1947-51, and won the inter-collegiate championship three years in a row. Upon his return to Ottawa, he played for the Rough Riders, helping them to a Grey Cup championship in 1951. “My fondest memory is from the University of Guelph when we won three championships in a row,” said Brennan. “Football was the big sport at the University.” GOING EQUESTRIAN His football days behind him, Brennan turned his attention to veterinary and equestrian work. “I started the Alta Vista animal hospital in Ottawa,” said Brennan. “It now has 30 veterinarians and 120 on the payroll. It’s the largest animal hospital in Canada.” Brennan always “enjoyed

working with horses,” and like everything else he touched in his career, this hobby turned to gold. Brennan became the director of Rideau Carleton Raceway, where he was appointed track veterinarian. He was also part owner of Cam Fella, a racehorse with an astonishing record of success. “That horse went on to make $6 million and won 27 straight races all over North America,” said Brennan. “He was the top standard bred horse in North America for two years.” Accolades for Brennan came from all directions, but perhaps Richard Gardiner, secretary treasurer of the Rideau Carleton Raceway said it best. “We wish to congratulate Dr. Brennan on his induction into the hall of fame. He has been a guiding light to so many individuals See DR. BERNIE page 7

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Kemptville Pentecostal Church. 1964 County Road 43 - Kemptville. Sunday services: 10:00am and 6:30pm. Sunday School during service. Reverend Steven Kohls. Free Methodist. North Grenville Community Church (2659 Concession).

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am - 12 pm. Phone 613-258-3259 or e-mail stjohnsk@magma.ca. Calendar of events available at www.kemptvilleunitedchurch.org Building is fully accessible. Kemptville Christian Reformed Church. (2455 County Rd. 18/Clothier St. W) 10:00 a.m and 6:30 p.m Sunday Services. Children’s Worship during morning service, Sunday School following a.m service. Reverend Benjamin Ponsen.

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Kemptville resident of 34 years Paul Rochon proudly gives blood while Rhonda Coughlar of Winchester looks on at the Lions Club blood drive at Kemptville College on Oct. 28.

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Dr. Bernie Brennan poses with memorabilia from his successful career as a hockey and football player, veterinarian, mountie, and equestrian expert. The photo in the front frame depicts Brennan in his Royal Canadian Mounted Police uniform, passing along a horse to Queen Elizabeth.

look to during his long career. The Rideau Carleton Raceway is proud to have him as the new director and good friend,â&#x20AC;? he said in a prepared statement. â&#x20AC;&#x153;HUMBLEDâ&#x20AC;?

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Dr. Bernie Brennan receives his induction plaque into the North Grenville Sports Hall of Fame at a gala event at the North Grenville Municipal Centre on Oct. 28 in Kemptville. A. Sztein Photo/ Advance Staff

Complete list of North Grenville Hall of Fame inductees Athletes Frank Boucher - Hockey Dr. Bernie Brennan - Football Lowell â&#x20AC;&#x153;Odieâ&#x20AC;? Craig - Hockey Sammy Gaw - Hockey Ken Grahame - Hockey Jill Henselwood - Equestrian Ralph Hurley - Hockey Joe Radmore - Paralympics

Builders Betty Cooper - Equestrian/Basketball Keith Forbes - Hockey/Fastball William Bryden George - Hockey Bryson Patterson - Hockey David Rigby - Hockey Ken Seymour - Hockey Peter Tsarouhas - Soccer Donald â&#x20AC;&#x153;Docâ&#x20AC;? Valcour - Hockey Kemptville Lions Club - Fastball/Hockey 1947-48 Kemptville Royals - Hockey

means so much to me,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I remember my grade 10 math teacher, Kathleen Johnston, when I left Kemptville she would write me letters of congratulations or encourage-

Despite all of his accomplishments, Brennan still feels â&#x20AC;&#x153;humbledâ&#x20AC;? by his inclusion in the North Grenville Sports Hall of Fame, and had many people to thank for helping him along the way, especially his parents. â&#x20AC;&#x153;My father and mother who worked so hard, provided me with everything, and made right decisions where I might have gone the right way,â&#x20AC;? said Brennan. Today, Brennan still calls Kemptville home, and continues his work as a member of the Ontario Racing Commission, and is also a member of the University of Guelph and Ottawa sports halls of fame. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The town of Kemptville

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JOIN YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE To Join your Local Chamber of Commerce on-line go to the Chamber’s Website at www.northgrenvillechamber.com. Select the Membership Drop -down Menu and choose ‘JOIN HERE’. You can complete the basic introductory information and send via the internet to the Chamber, plus you may down-load the Full Membership Application; complete it electronically, then print it, sign it and contact the Chamber to arrange to bring in, along with your Membership Fee. Membership Fees represent the total number of Persons working for your Business/Organization, (Both Full and Part-time), including the Owners. This allows the Chamber to provide Membership Cards to all employees to take advantage of the M2M Discounts Program. There is a One-Time Administration Fee to be added to the overall total for your first year Membership as indicated on the form. There is an Ontario Chamber of Commerce fee included in the main Membership, that is remitted annually to OCC. (this provides the Affinity programs that are part of the Services & Benefits of Membership and connects us to our Advocacy role at the Provincial Level of Government.)

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Patti Goodman, Program Manager, of the Food, Nutrition and Risk Management Program (Left) and Claude Smith, Head Lecturer of the Horticulture Program (R) present to Members and Guests at the Chamber’s Business After Hours on Wed. Oct. 20, 2010.

Over 40 Members and Guests were treated to a Special October's BAH Event, Sponsored by the “Horticulture & Food, Nutrition and Risk Management Programs" in the Greenhouse (The A. J. Logsdail Centre) at U. of G. Kemptville Campus, Wednesday, October 20, 2010. This was an opportunity to learn more about the unique programs offered at our very own University Campus, in North Grenville. The Students of the Food Program prepared and served the delicious finger-food and beverages; adding that special touch to an already unique setting. The University of Guelph, Kemptville Campus offers a Horticulture Coop Apprenticeship Diploma Program starting in January 2011. This program combines hands-on experience with classroom learning. With smaller class sizes and a great campus; this program has more flexibility than most colleges can offer. The Students grow all the annuals for the campus and have started on a New Project to provide the Food Service program with fresh herbs and vegetables. The program also includes classes in hard landscaping, business accounting, and plant production, just to name a few. The Horticulture Program is holding an Open House on November 5th between 12:00 and 6:00 p.m. Visit the website at www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca for more detailed information or Contact Claude Smith, Head Lecturer, directly at 613-258-8336 ext. 61358. The Food, Nutrition and Risk Management diploma is a two year program designed to prepare graduates for careers in the food industry. Food service management, food inspection, quality control, nutrition education and food technician are some of the fields and positions in which FNRM graduates can be found. The program runs September to April and culminates with a five (5) week filled placement at the end of the second year. In exceptional Cases some Students may start in January. Registration is in Early Spring but anyone is welcome to come by the Campus anytime for a tour, to get more information and meet other students. To Contact Patti Goodman, Program Manager, directly for more information call 613-258-8336 ext. 61370

IMPORTANT: Your Master Business Licence Must Be Renewed Every five (5) Years and it is up to you to remember to do so, as the Province does not send out any reminders in this regard. Also, as there is no longer RST (Retail Sales Tax); now only HST, if you are a new Business after June 30th, you have to Register your Business with the CRA. Details about this is also available through ‘Business Resources’ on the Chamber’s Website (select Provincial or Federal for Business Start-up requirements). Your Master Business Licence should also be prominently displayed in your Business and is required for you to obtain a 'Current (Business) Account' with a Financial Institution. Having a Current Account also provides you with easier access to your Suppliers. Please check the date on your Master Business Licence and ensure it is up-to-date or Renew right away. Cost to renew is around $60.00 (for 5 year term) and can be done on-line. Go to http://www.ontario.ca/en/services_for_business/STEL02_039990 part of the "Business Resources" in the Drop-Down Menu - on the Chamber's website" to renew your Licence. If you need further assistance in this matter, please feel free to contact the Chamber as we are here to Help our Members & NG Business! Wendy Chapman, Executive Director & CEO T. 613-258-4838 or info@northgrenvillechamber.com. “Helping Your Business Grow Since 1980”

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Governor General presents award to Roxanne Lalonde’s mother

tournaments. She was stationed at a Navy base in Halifax, and was in the process of getting transferred to the naval base in Kingston, a short drive from her parents’ house. “I was very excited that she was moving back here, and then she died,” said Bles. The three years since her daughter’s death have been difficult for Bles, as it would be for any parent who had to bury a child, but it’s getting easier as time passes. “The first year was a little bit rough,” said Bles. “I closed my busi-

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ness. I had a Dutch store called De Winkel that I closed at the end of 2007.” Bles now resides near Charlotte Lake near Kingston. The community support that Bles received while still living in Merrickville was “amazing” from a community that Bles and her husband had resided in for 29 years. Bles’ husband still commutes into Merrickville for work every day. “People kept bringing over food, flowers, one lady vacuumed my house, it was just amazing,” she said. “People here are just great.”

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Riemke Bles stands side by side with Gov. Gen. David Johnston after receiving a medal of bravery in honour of her daughter Roxanne Lalonde. Lalonde passed away in 2007 after jumping into the Rideau River to try and save a drowning boy.

Lalonde was 31 at the time of her death, a seaman in the Naval Reserve training constantly for aquatic rescues. “She was in the navy and training to rescue people,” said Bles. “She’d always tell us stories about Oscar, the dummy that they’d throw off the ship and they had to

rescue. That’s what she was trained to do, so she thought she could save that boy, but the rapids were too strong for her.” Bles described her daughter as “very energetic” and especially enjoyed baseball. Lalonde was on the Navy baseball team, travelling from base to base in

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the second as well as one at even strength. The third period was scoreless. Nepean ended up with a 2-1 victory. On a cold Halloween afternoon, Kemptville traveled to the Navan Memorial Centre to take on the Cumberland Grads. Both teams exchanged several power play opportunities in the first period but it remained scoreless. The wheels fell off for Kemptville in the second period. Cumberland’s Michael Borkowski scored the natural hat trick in the period. The Grads took a 3-0

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In Loving Memory Of Dorothy Lillian Grace Purcell (nee Wright)

MCGAHEY, RENOLD PATRICK Peacefully at Bayﬁeld Manor on Monday October 11, 2010, Renold McGahey of Kemptville at the age of 96. Much loved husband of Helena (Summers) McGahey. Loving father of Arthur (Beth) of Simcoe, David (Maureen) of Perth, Brian (Michelle) of Kemptville, and Mary McGahey of Ottawa. Survived by his sisters Nora Bergin of Kanata and Reta Kelly of Manotick Loving grandfather of Nolan, Sean, Kelly, Teresa, Matthew, Danny, Kevin, Connor, Peter, Michael, Keegan and Brianna. Also survived by 6 great grandchildren. Predeceased by his sisters Velma Clemo, Irene Flood, Gertrude Thibert, Doris Swain, and by brothers Martin and Arthur McGahey. Visitation was held at Grant Brown Funeral Home, Rolston Chapel, Kemptville on Wednesday October 13th from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Funeral Service was held on Thursday at 10:00am at Holy Cross Church, Kemptville for Mass of Christian Burial. Interment followed at the Parish Cemetery. Memorial donations were gratefully acknowledged by the family to the Alzheimer Society and Bayﬁeld Manor. For condolences and on-line guest book please visit: www.grantbrownfuneralhome.com

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50th Wedding Anniversary Barbara & Ted Warren Family and friends are invited to an open house on Sunday, November 7th from 3:00-5:00 p.m., Leslie Hall, St. James Anglican Church, Clothier Street, Kemptville. No gifts please but consider giving the gift of life by becoming an organ donor (www.giftoﬂife.on.ca). CL21877

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IN MEMORIAM

BERTRAND/HUDSON: In loving memory of our moms, Catherine Bertrand (Nov. 6/86) and Gertrude Hudson (Nov. 10/71); my brother, Pete Bertrand (Nov. 7/97); my sister, June Wilson (March 29/ 08). A mother, a grandmother, a sister, a brother Softly the leaves of memory fall Sadly we stop to gather them all Unseen, unheard, they are always near No verse, no flowers, no tears can say How much we love you and miss you every day. Dave and Leona

Peacefully, on November 9, 2008. Wife of the late William Purcell. Loving mother of Dean (Gail) of Bracebridge, Bill of Kemptville, Kathy Norris (Jim) of Orleans and Sheila Purcell (Roxanne) of Ottawa. Predeceased by daughter Deanna Nicoll. And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away. Revelations 21:4 CL21842

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FIREWOOD, HARDWOOD, all maple and oak. Cut, split, and stacked for one year. $100 per cord, delivery included. 613-8214669. GERRY BLAIR & SON Dry firewood - ALL HARDWOOD. Cut, split and delivered. 613-259-2723 MIXED HARDWOOD, 8’ lengths, excellent quality, by the tandem load. We also purchase standing timber and hard or soft pulp wood; also, outdoor furnace wood available. Call 613432-2286.

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November 4

North Grenville Community Centre

A self-employment benefit orientation will be held on Thursday at 10a.m. Attendance at the orientation is a prerequisite to applying to the program.

November 5

Mountain

Bazaar and Luncheon hosted by UCW of St. Andrew’s United Church Hallville Lunch of homemade soup, sandwiches, and desserts for $10. Crafts, home baking, preserves, silent auction, door prizes and more.

November 5

Osgoode

Lasagne supper rat the Trinity United Church on Friday the 5th from 4:30p.m. until 7 p.m. The cost is $12 for adults and $6 for children. For more information please call 613-692-3374.

November 5

Kemptville

All Night Marathon and Potluck at the Kemptville Youth Centre. All youth are welcome to help celebrate with an all night stay over at the new building. Includes movies, video games and a potluck. Any youth attending are asked to bring one food item for the potluck or a canned food donation. Permission forms are required for this event.

November 6

Kemptville

Holy cross Parish is hosting its 16th annual Bazaar on Saturday the 6th from 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Books, Christmas decorations preserves, a silent auction, and a luncheon at noon. Raffle tickets will also be sold for a chance to win a beautiful hand-made quilt, an oak quilt rack, and a wine rack.

November 6-7

Kemptville

Branch Artisan Christmas Show at the WB George Centre- Kemptville Campus. Open to everyone from 9:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. For more information please call Leah Finley at 613-258-8336 ext.61303, or email at lharvey@ kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca

November 8

Kemptville

Drawing workshop at the Kemptville Youth Centre with local artist Carol Pillar from Gallery 6. Open to all youth from 3:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.

November 10

Kemptville and area

The Kemptville and area Walking Group will be continued on Monday Nov. 8th, Wednesday Nov. 10th, and Friday Nov. 12th at 9 a.m. on each day.

November 10

Kemptville

The Early Years Centre will be hosting their “Baby Talk” event on Wednesday Nov. 10th from 1:30 p.m. until 3:30 p.m.

November 10

Burritts Rapids

Come celebrate Remembrance Day at the Burritts Rapids Community Hall with music, dress, and memories. For more information please call Jean at 613-283-6439.

November 10

Cornwall and area

Support and Share Night is open to anyone who has lost a loved one. This month’s evening support group will meet Wednesday, November 10th, from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. at 216 Montreal Road, Cornwall. No cost to attend. For more information please call 613-936-1455 or visit the Drop In Centre at 216 Montreal Road. Open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

November 10-12

Kemptville

A tribute to veterans and current members of the armed forces. It will be held at the North Gower R.A. Centre from 7:30 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. and admission is $5.

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