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The history and heritage of the Ottawa River will once again be celebrated at Riverfest, scheduled for Aug. 14. – Pg. 4

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The renowned Bowes brothers, including John (left) and Ed (right) Bowes, along with their father Clarence, entertain the large crowd on hand at Fitzroy Provincial Park Thursday, July 21 for a concert fundraiser. Sponsored by Waste Management, money raised at the show will go toward the CHEO Foundation. Also performing, but not pictured, are brothers Andy and Rod Bowes.

Carleton-Mississippi Mills MP Gordon O’Connor had an opportunity to see the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge off as they departed Ottawa. – Pg. 14

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Fly-In for breakfast at Carp Airport next Sunday, Aug. 7 Special to the EMC

EMC News - Feel free to drop in, drive in, even ﬂy in for breakfast next Sunday. That morning, the Ottawa Chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) - Chapter 245 will host a FlyIn/Drive-In Breakfast on at the Carp Airport from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. – rain or shine. (Details at www.eaa245.org/) The cost of breakfast is $6 and includes bacon, egg, toast, beans, tomatoes, coffee/ tea, and orange juice. The small amount of funds raised from this annual event will go to towards the maintenance and upkeep of the chapter’s hangar and workshop at Carp Airport. However, the breakfast is also intended to encourage public awareness of sport aviation in the Ottawa area, attract new members to the chapter and to recreational ﬂying and also as a meet and greet for pilots from the various airports in the surrounding area.

In previous years the Annual breakfast has attracted as many as 350 – 400 people for breakfast and as many as 100 aircraft from local airports all across eastern Ontario and western Quebec. The EAA is “the organization that enables people to realize their dreams of ﬂight” and the organization is supported by local chapters located throughout Canada, the USA and around the world. Additional information can be found at www.eaa.org

Aircraft Association, is a growing and diverse organization of members with a wide range of aviation interests and backgrounds. EAA was founded in 1953 by a group of individuals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who were interested in building their own airplanes. Through the decades, the organization expanded its mission to include antiques, classics, warbirds, aerobatic aircraft, ultralights, helicopters and contemporary manufactured aircraft.

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EMC News - A public meeting to discuss a proposed leachate treatment facility for the Carp Road dumpsite drew a handful of curious taxpayers, mostly landowners from nearby residential developments. The session was hosted Monday July 18 at the Carp Mess Hall by Waste Management (WM), which is proposing to construct a leachate treatment facility for its existing waste disposal facility and waste processing operations at 2301 Carp Road. “This facility will allow us to better manage the leachate produced from the solid waste at this site,” site manager Ross Wallace told about 20 people in attendance. “The leachate treatment facility will treat the leachate produced from the landﬁll prior to discharge into the city’s sanitary sewage system,” said Wallace. Treating is required to bring the leachate down to chemical levels acceptable by city bylaw. Treated leachate is piped from the site into the city’s system at rates controlled

by the municipality. Wallace says treating the leachate will allow the company to send up its maximum of 233 gallons per minute through the sanitary drain. “The proposed facility uses a single train Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) treatment process. SBRs use a proven and reliable technology that is widely used for the treatment of wastewaters. Furthermore, SBR’s are used by WM as a leachate treatment standard and are in place and successful at many WM landfill sites. The implementation of this technology will allow WM to effectively manage the volume of leachate in storage at the site, while meeting requirements for discharge of treated leachate to the city’s sanitary sewer.” At present, some of the leachate produced by the landfill is used to irrigate a 25,000-tree poplar forest on the site. However, this process can only be done about six months a year, forcing WM to store excess leachate in the base of the landfill to await processing.

More importantly, the orThe chapter hangar is located in front of the First Air ganization focused on people, hangar on the east side of the offering the opportunity to airport and can be reached make new aviation friends via the Carp Road entrance to and form relationships while the Airport opposite the Irish encouraging the sharing of Hills Golf Course. Parking is information, stories and enPhoto I by DAVID JOHNSTON Afollow U the T signs. O C thusiasm. A R The E focus & E S of EAA A C C E S S O R free. Just For more information con- is communication, through A leachate treatment plant is proposed to manage tact Curtis Hillier at 613-831- its publications, Chapter net- leachate produced at the Carp Road landfill. A pub6352 or Russ Robinson at work, websites, the annual lic meeting was held in Carp July 18 to review the convention AirAdventure and project. Waste Management Engineer Rémi Godin 613-831-2485. numerous other programs. (right) illustrates the proposed site to Ward 5 Councillor Eli El-Chantiry while WM Director of Public Affairs Backgrounder A the U T O C A R E & C C E looks S on. S O R I E S EAA, Experimental French See BREAKFAST page 3 AWayne

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Local family fights to bring home medals By KATHRYN GLYNN Staff Writer

EMC Sports - The Weston family is into heavy metal. Gold, silver and bronze that is. The family of four; Mick, Carolyn and their children Hannah, 14 and Calem, 11 have just returned from Dundee, Scotland where they competed in the GFT World Taekwon-Do Championships earlier this month and picked up some shiny souvenirs. This is the second time the family has travelled to the world championships, but the first to compete. Mick, a first degree black belt, sparred in five matches over two days with first, second and third degree black belts from Puerto Rico, Scotland, Germany and Canada. He was very happy with his silver finish-gold going to Germany. He also picked up a bronze medal in patterns and earned third place for his power break. “I made some great friends; Taekwon Do enthusiasts from 16 different countries,” he said. Hannah received silver for her patterns and a bronze in sparring but was disappointed in a silver in her jumping front snap kick. Tied with Germany at seven feet she, “second-guessed myself on my last jump and just missed my target and ended up with silver,” she said.

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Shown here (left to right) are Andy Sparks, Mick, Carolyn, Calem and Hannah Weston and Ron Sparks. The Westons recently competed in the GFT World Taekwon-Do Championships in Dundee, Scotland. Calem placed with a bronze in sparring. He had hoped to do better in his patterns but was pleased to be told that he had a great kick by a black belt from South Africa. Carolyn took gold in patterns. “I had torn one of my groin muscles 10 weeks prior to Scotland and was very worried about being able to hold my side kick steady and high enough. So I was thrilled when I placed first in my rank,” she said.

She also picked up bronze in sparring and placed first on side kick board break. In all Carolyn Weston said she was, “very proud of our little family”. Extended stay Extending their overseas stay to visit family, the Westons spent a day exploring Edinburgh Castle, and searching the Loch Ness for Nessie before travelling to England. In London they fit in Madame Tussaud’s Wax

Museum, The Lion King, Tower of London, Millennium Bridge, St. Paul’s, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Picadilly and Trafalgar squares, Royal Mall and Buckingham Palace. “It was a fast and furious two weeks, but we enjoyed it all,” Weston said. The Westons are students of the Sparks TaeKwon-Do school in Constance Bay, owned and operated by Ron Sparks, a fifth degree black belt.

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They enrolled their children in the program in September of 2005 Taekwon-Do means ‘foot hand way’ and is a series of clean kicks and punches used with bare feet and hands to defend against one’s opponent. It is best known for its high jumping and spinning kicks. “That first class the kids both looked so nervous, I gave Mick a nudge and suggested he stand up there with them. He loved it,” Weston recalled. By the next week Carolyn

had donned the Dobok as well, and the whole family was participating. “It’s fantastic! It’s great physical activity and it works your brain as well,” she said. Attending the Worlds in Scotland has motivated each member in different ways. For Carolyn it means gearing up her sparring. “Speed is becoming crucial and I need to learn how to punch in the face. Sounds awful, I want to avoid them,” she said. Hannah was inspired by a team patterns event and has returned committed to work with a friend on these. Calem too was inspired. His time spent with the many black belts - many of whom were quite young and some encouraging words, “have made him feel that one day he can be as good as them,” Weston noted. “Mick, he was in competition heaven. It didn’t matter that he had bruised ribs or a severely bruised fist; he smiled from ear to ear. He is certainly pumped to attend the 2013 Worlds. The next major tournament for the family will take place July 2012 in Toronto as Master Palella hosts the 10th Anniversary Grand Master Parks Worlds Tournament. Then in 2013, The Republic of North Cypress will host the GTF World Championships and the Westons hope to make that another family affair.

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He said the proposed facility would be located south of the landﬁll footprint approximately 375 metres from Carp Road. Ward 5 West CarletonMarch councillor Eli ElChantiry applauded the actions of WM, informing the audience that a public meeting was not required to approve the construction of the facility. He stressed that this facility is not connected to expansion plans also under way at the site. “Having this facility on site is the most practical approach to deal with leachate that is already there,” he said. “The City of Ottawa has been trying to set up something like this at our site on Trail Road. Treating the leachate on site reduces the impact to the sewer system, so this is good news.” WM engineer Rémi Godin called the facility “an extra safeguard for the existing

process. This will help us to comply with the city bylaw for discharge.” He added that the facility is not a sewage treatment plant. “This plant has the best available technology for treating leachate. Having it on site has a positive impact on the environment.” The state-of-the-art facility involves pumping leachate from an underground storage area at the base of the landﬁll to four holding tanks in the facility. Then chemicals such as alum are added for phosphorus control and sodium hydroxide for alkalinity control. The procedure also has an odour control system. The entire facility will be built behind a berm designed to capture and contain any leachate that could spill from the facility in the event of a leak or malfunction. However, the leachate would not enter storm water containment systems. “Storm water drains into a pond located to the east,”

said Godin. “Storm water collected in the pond will not be released.” The facility would be accessed via the existing vehicular access from Carp Road. Ross Wallace said the facility will generate negligible trafﬁc, consisting of a sludge removal truck once every two weeks, one delivery of chemicals every six months, and a pick-up truck each to transport workers. In questioning the proposal, neighbouring resident and watchdog of the landﬁll Gerry Augusta asked, “What has changed to warrant building this facility now?” Ross Wallace replied, saying, “It is simply a better way to manage the leachate on the site. It gives us more opportunity to bring our system up to the latest standards.” He added that WM has similar facilities operating at a number of other locations.

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Riverfest to celebrate history of Ottawa River By PHIL AMBROZIAK Staff Writer

EMC News – History will be ﬂowing full force at Pinhey’s Point Aug. 14. That’s the date for this year’s Riverfest, an event aimed at celebrating the history and heritage along the Ottawa River. “We want to celebrate anyone who has played a part in the river’s history, both past and present,” explained Emily Pearce, communications and marketing assistant with the city’s heritage services unit.

“It’s an event that has been held for many, many years to the point where it has become somewhat of an institution,” remarked Melissa Lansing, education and interpretation programs ofﬁcer at Pinhey’s Point. “Over the years, many people have both lived and worked along the river, all the way up to today.” Among the featured activities planned for this year’s Riverfest are heritage demonstrations, games, live music and the opportunity to see the river from an explorer’s

perspective with voyageur canoe rides and to pirate a view of the Hamnett Pinhey mansion aboard tall ship, Black Jack. “There will be fun for the whole family,” Pearce said. “Heritage demonstrations will include sheep shearing, blacksmithing, lace making, leathersmithing and more. Becky Mason will also be performing canoe ballet, which should be very interesting to see, while Pinto Valley Ranch will be providing wagon rides.” The event will also include

a barbecue hosted by Scouts Canada. “This is our biggest event of the year,” Lansing continued. “While we’re still working on having different heritage tradespeople come out, it will be great for people to be able to see, learn and, in some cases, even try their hand at some of these old trades.” Riverfest celebrations at Pinhey’s Point will take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost for the event is $6 per person, $10 per pair and $16 per family.

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“Most people who come to Pinhey’s Point are often in awe of just the scenery

itself,” Lansing said. “Riverfest provides them with a little something extra. The music and the ambience just make it all the more special.” For more information about Riverfest, call 613-8324347 or visit www.ottawa.ca/ museums. “There will be something for everyone and it will truly be a lot of fun for the whole family,” Lansing concluded. Pinhey’s Point is located at 270 Pinhey’s Point Rd. in Dunrobin.

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City offers precautions to help prevent children from drowning By Phil Ambroziak Staff Writer

EMC News – Drowning Prevention Week, which officially began July 16, couldn’t have come at a better time. With its arrival, and in the wake of a July 17 incident which saw a two-year-old boy rushed to CHEO after being pulled from a backyard swimming pool in Stittsville, the City of Ottawa has issued a series of precautions that could prevent children from drowning throughout the remainder of the summer season. “Firstly, we want to ensure people keep children and nonswimmers within arms reach while in the water,” remarked Greg Bender, a recreation supervisor with the city’s parks and recreation department. “It’s also important to always be vigilant and constantly supervising, especially if you have a big pool, if you are at the beach or at the cottage. According to information provided by the city, among Ontario children age five years and under, drowning is the second leading cause of accidental death. Two-thirds

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Youngsters such as these two should always be supervised by an adult when swimming in a pool, at the beach or at the cottage. The City of Ottawa recently issued a series of swimming safety tips that should be adhered to by swimmers of all ages. of these drownings happen to those who never intended to get wet in the first place. Unattended toddlers are especially at risk of drowning because they are mobile and very curious.

“One thing we’re recommending is if you’re ever having any type of get together at the pool or such, is that you designate an adult as an official supervisor. You can take turns, rotating every half-hour

or so, but it is essential to always have an adult supervisor on hand.” The city also encourages children and adults alike to take swimming lessons. “It’s a lifelong skill and activity,” Bender said. “We also encourage people to learn CPR and First Aid.” It’s also suggested that one always have a personal flotation device when in a boat or a watercraft. And, if you have a swimming pool, it is essential to install four-sided fencing around all pool, measuring at least five feet or 1.5 metres high and including a self-latching and self-closing gate. “And, with it being so hot outside this time of year, it’s important to always drink lots of water and to stay hydrated,” Bender noted. “You should also practice sun sense by ensuring you stay out of the sun and have plenty of sunscreen. If you follow all of these tips, you should have a safe and happy summer.” For more information on drowning prevention, call 3-1-1 or visit www.ottawa.ca.

Humane Society full after two weeks EMC News - Two weeks after moving into its new facility, the Ottawa Humane Society (OHS) was full. During that period the OHS took in 531 cats and 175 dogs. “We moved into our new building June 23. By July 11, we’d reached our capacity for cats,” said Bruce Roney, OHS Executive Director. “In the first two weeks we admitted an astounding 34 per cent more cats and 66 per cent more dogs than the previ-

ous year.” The new facility is designed to accommodate more animals annually, but on a day-to-day basis, it is currently operating at maximum capacity. This was not unexpected. “New shelters generally experience an increase in admissions when they first open; however, we understand that it normally occurs after two months. It was a surprise when we were full in two weeks,” said Roney.

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ottawa scene CONCERTS NKOTBSB, featuring New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys, hits the stage at Scotiabank Place Aug. 4 at 7:15 p.m. Tickets available online at ticketmaster.ca Roger Daltrey will perform The Who’s iconic rock opera Tommy in its entirety at Scotiabank Place on Sept. 28. Keith Urban comes to Scotiabank Place Sept. 9 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets available online at ticketmaster.ca The legendary Jeff Beck is in concert Oct. 16 at 8 p.m. at the National Arts Centre. Tickets available online at ticketmaster.ca

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The Ottawa Little Theatre presents Agatha Christie’s Spider’s Web July 19-30. For tickets call 613-233-8948. The Classic Theatre Festival presents The Fourposter at the Mason Theatre, 13 Victoria St. from Aug. 5-28. Jan de Hartog’s comedic chronicle of a marriage performed by some of Canada’s top theatrical talent at the Classic Theatre Festival, Ottawa Valley’s only professional summer theatre company.

The Brookstreet Hotel’s Options Bar is offering live music Friday and Saturday nights. Local entertainment performs Friday from 8 p.m. to midnight and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. There will be no live music during the month of July but Tyler Kealey will perform on the Options Bar Patio every Wednesday from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Options Bar, (Brookstreet Hotel), is located at 525 Legget Dr. in Kanata. Visit www.brookstreet.ca. The Ottawa International Chamber Music Festival takes place July 23 to Aug. 5. Festival will feature 97 events, 300 artists and 75,000 avid fans. For tickets, visit ottawachamberfest.com or call 613-2346306. The event is the winner of seven Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for the Arts. Meet the Folkers at the Ottawa Folk Festival from Aug. 2528 at Hog’s Back park (corner of Riverside Drive and Heron Road). For tickets, visit www. ottawafolk.com

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Street and Gladstone Avenue). Please call Diane BartlettFraser at 613-836-1492 for more information. The Sound of Light competition, an international competition, takes place Aug. 6-20 during various nights at the Casino du Lac Leamy. For information, visit www.feux. qc.ca

MUSEUMS The Canadian Museum of Nature presents Extreme Mammals from June 3 to Nov. 6. From the largest land mammal, to the smallest, to the just

plain weird, Extreme Mammals explores the surprising and often extraordinary world of extinct and living mammals. For more information, visit www.nature.ca The Missing Lives exhibition takes place at the Canadian War Museum until September. This exhibition consists of more than 40 images by renowned British photographer Nick Danziger. The images are masterful and moving. The Study of Hands is on at the National Art Gallery May 20 to Aug. 21. This installation drawn from the NGC’s

collection comprises over 60 works of art, including photographs, prints, drawings, and paintings by Canadian and international artists. Highlights include works by Frank Carmichael, M.C. Escher, Loni Leibermann, Lisette Model, August Sander, Gary Schneider, Joyce Wieland and the School of Giulio Romano. Caravaggio and His Followers in Rome explores how one brilliant and temperamental artist changed the course of art history in a career that spanned less than two decades. Five years in the making, the exhibition brings together a dozen of Caravaggio’s masterpieces with more than 40 paintings by the great artists who looked to him for inspiration. Exhibit is on at the National Gallery of Canada until Sept. 17. It is organized by the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa and the Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth. Come explore the uneasy and evolving relationship between warfare and the medical profession over 150 years, from the Crimean War to contemporary conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq. Through hundreds of powerful artifacts and striking images, War and Medicine exhibit at the Canadian War Museum will highlight the personal experiences of medical practitioners and their patients in war. Show runs until Nov. 13.

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Pretty, Ugly, Art exhibit is on at the Patrick John Mills Gallery, 286 Hinchey Ave. from July 7 - 30. Participating artists include Lily Butter, Drew Edwards, Mathieu Laca, Michèle LeCourtois. Shannon Lee, Patrick John Mills, Zaneta Pernicova, Bruce Stewart, Lorena Ziraldo. Featured sculptor is Deborah Arnold (June - July). The Exposure Gallery at 1255 Wellington St. is hosting The Ancient Tea Horse Road, a photographic exhibit by Jeff Fuchs until Aug. 9. The Urban Art Show takes place July 23 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Park at Elgin and Gilmour streets, across from Jack Purcell Community Centre, in Ottawa’s lively Elgin Street district, This fine show features local art and craft at its best. Don’t miss your chance to buy great art directly from over 60 friendly neighbourhood artists! The Ottawa West Arts Association (www.owaa.ca) presents “ Sizzling Summer” July 9 Sept. 9. Experience a heat wave of colours when visiting the OWAA gallery to view new hot artworks from local artists and fill out a People’s Choice ballot of your favorite work at the Goulbourn Recreation Complex, 1500 Shea Road, Stittsville. Complex is open 7 days a week 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Friends of the Farm presents Art on the Farm Aug. 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the NCC, Driveway and Maple Drive. Enjoy viewing some wonderful art.

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Sensei Greg McPherson of Therien Martial Arts in Stittsville is an expert in the fine art of the push-up. He, along with Sensei Rogan Ferguson of Manotick have each pledged to do 20,000 push-ups by Sept. 6 in a fundraiser for the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario. To date, McPherson has raised more than $2,000.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Kindness to strangers is alive and well

Adam and Ella Mohr Stittsville

DEAR EDITOR: On Wednesday, July 13, while out for a walk, my wife and I were caught in a downpour and took shelter at the old railway station on Abbott Street in Stittsville. Shortly after, a cyclist also took cover from the deluge. As we wondered how we would get home, he took out his cell phone and called his daughter. Within minutes, she appeared in a minivan and drove us home. This unselfish act toward complete strangers deserves public recognition. We are truly thankful and appreciative for this generosity and wish to thank Jim Narraway and his daughter Teal. We in Stittsville are truly fortunate to have such caring citizens living among us. Jim’s parting words to us were “pay it forward.”

Councillor offers thanks for Love Kanata event DEAR EDITOR: I would like to thank Pastor Keith MacAskill and the more than 40 volunteers from the Bridlewood Community Church of the Nazarene for the Love Kanata event on Wednesday, July 20. It was my pleasure to meet with the many volunteers and attendees at the event to express our love for Kanata. We are truly blessed to have such wonderful neighbours! Thank you for all your work to make our community a place to celebrate. I look forward to joining you at future events. Sincerely, Allan Hubley, Councillor Kanata South

EMC Editorial - When it comes to our weather, be careful what you wish for. Those of us who griped about the cool, damp spring may likely be the same people complaining about the unprecedented heat wave that struck all of Ontario and beyond this month. But while we may also want to poke fun at those complainers at times, the oppressive heat and humidity is no joke for those who may already have a pre-existing condition. Area health units tell us everyone can be at risk – especially when the mercury hits 35 Celsius with a humidex reading of 47. But the elderly, people with chronic illness, infants and preschoolers need to have as limited exposure to the elements as possible. The following tips are provided by the Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit but applies whether one lives in the heart of the city or in the valley. The list includes: • not leaving children, adults or pets in parked cars or sleeping outside in direct sunlight, • consulting one’s doctor or pharmacist regarding the side effects of one’s medications, • drinking plenty of water and 100 per cent fruit juices throughout the day, even if one doesn’t feel thirsty. Remember to take sips often and not to guzzle your drink, • eating foods that have high water content such as watermelon, grapes and oranges, • avoiding drinking alcoholic beverages, coffee and cola, • avoiding going out in the blazing sun or heat when possible. If one must go outside, stay in the shade as much as possible. Plan any necessary outdoor activities in early morning or evening, • whenever possible going to an air-conditioned room or building, including shopping malls and libraries, • wearing a wide-brimmed hat outdoors, • keeping window shades or drapes drawn and blinds closed on the sunny side of the home, • keeping electric lights off or turning them down low, • taking a cool bath or shower periodically or cool down with cool, wet towels. • visiting a local pool or beach – check for postings at http:// www.healthunit.org/water/test/beach_results.htm • wearing loose fitting, light clothing, • avoiding eating heavy meals and using the oven, • avoiding strenuous outdoor physical activity. While the mercury is no longer in record territory, based on the summer to date the same issues could arise at anytime. Take care out there.

A camping we will go, whether I like it or not EMC Lifestyle – Nothing says summer like a threenight stay at an Ontario Provincial Park. Yes, I can safely say I’ve finally come to enjoy camping. I say “finally” for a couple of reasons. The first being the fact I’d never been on a fullfledged camping trip until three years ago and the second being that my very first camping experience was nothing short of a disaster. I’m not entirely sure why I’d never been camping. It seems it was a family tradition for most people I know to pack up the tent and the sleeping bags and head off into the backwoods for a oneof-a-kind brush with nature. I suppose my family wasn’t big on tradition. Either that or, because my dad’s career as a soldier required him to spend countless weeks on end “living” in a tent, he was

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discovered the site we’d reserved was a “walk-in” site. This meant we had to park our vehicles and walk a good five minutes or more to our designated campsite. This, of course, translated into several trips to and from our vans as we carried what seemed like an endless supply of coolers, camping gear and other really heavy items. It wouldn’t have been so bad had it not been for the sweltering heat, swarms of mosquitoes and the rough terrain (including numerous tree roots sticking out of the ground, a bridge and a hill) we had to endure during our back-and-forth trek. Once we were settled in, things were actually okay … for a while. Unfortunately, my friend’s wife began to feel under the weather and, aside from daily trips to the beach, there really wasn’t much for us to do until it grew dark and

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we could sit around the campfire shooting the breeze. The icing on the cake came a few days into the trip when we planned to cook hamburgers for dinner. We just finished cooking the food when the sky suddenly opened up and we were hit with an intense rainstorm. Our dinner was ruined, drenched by the deluge that seemed to come out of nowhere. We scrambled into our respective tents as quickly as possible. As I got out of my wet clothes, I quickly discovered our tent was flooded. Amidst a barrage of curse words more powerful than the sudden downpour, we cleaned up the mess as quickly as possible and tried to get some sleep. By this point, I officially declared “camping sucks.” Little did I know; it would get See CAMP page 8

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sociated with these things, but our trainers are certified by the Canadian Yachting Association,” Desrochers said. “At most other clubs, you have to be a boat owner. Our club allows you to learn and have fun on the water without specifically having to invest in and maintain your own boat. We have a fleet of about two dozen vessels of different types.” While lessons were expected to begin July 23 and run until the end of August,

Desrochers did indicate enrollment has been a little slow because of the summer vacation season and there could still be an opportunity for those looking to sign up a little later than usual. As of Aug. 1, cost for a family membership to the club will be $225 while single memberships will run $175. For more information, visit www.kanatasailingclub.com or email ksc.membership@ gmail.com.

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covered each individual glow stick was held within a hard plastic casing by, you guessed it, Scotch tape. So, here I am in the dark, getting eaten alive by mosquitoes trying to peel off a tiny piece of Scotch tape from each package of glow sticks before I can use them to illuminate the campsite. Soon, glow sticks of every shape and colour were littered about the entire perimeter of our site. It looked ridiculous and didn’t really do much to solve our initial problem. By now my temper has reached an all-time high … just in time for a couple of park rangers to walk by with their flashlights and see me standing outside the tent in, what my wife likes to refer to as my “tighty whities” (although they were in fact boxer shorts) with dozens of multi-coloured glow sticks scattered around. What a revolting development it was.

Come the following year, my wife once again brought up the camping as something we could do during our summer holidays. Of course I was steadfast against it, but like any good husband, all of my ranting and raving soon turned into simple compliance. This time, however, we stayed close to home and booked a site at nearby Fitzroy Provincial Park. Much to my surprise, the experience was like night and day compared to the previous year. We only stayed three days, just enough time to have fun without growing too irritable. The weather also co-operated with us the entire time and I quickly learned this was what camping was truly all about.

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For more than 30 years, vessels have been sailing from the Kanata Sailing Club. The club recently began training sessions for the season, proving it to be a great option for long-time sailors and newcomers alike.

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bers who join are offered training and, recently, we held an open house in the hopes of enticing a few more people to come out while the weather is still nice. We simply want to offer people an enjoyable time on the Ottawa River.” While a fee of $325 is required to cover all costs associated with sailing lessons, the club does offer the added bonus of providing boats to its members. “There is always a cost as-

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worse. The rain soon stopped, but I could not sleep … probably due to a combination of anger and discomfort. Later that night, my wife and I thought we heard an animal rustling around outside. Concerned because we’d left our sopping-wet hamburgers nearby in our efforts to escape the rain, we thought we’d better investigate. Upon exiting the tent, I was immediately attacked by the swarms of mosquitoes, which most of you probably know seem to triple in numbers at nighttime. Nevertheless, I managed to find my way through the darkness to the picnic table and quickly had my hands on a bag of glow sticks. Getting them out of the wrappers was easy; the hard part came when I dis-

I hope there will be a chance for us to do it again before the summer is out. Camping really can be a fun-filled experience no one should be denied.

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EMC Events – The biggest fair in the Ottawa Valley is only one week away. The 157th Arnprior Agricultural Society Fair will take over the fairgrounds on Galvin Street from Thursday, Aug. 4 to Sunday, Aug. 7. As always, the event is shaping up to provide a ton of family fun, entertainment and of course shine the spotlight on local agriculture. “It is just going to be an amazing event,” said agricultural society director Lynn Grinstead. “Last year we had record numbers through the gate and it is because of that we could make this year’s fair bigger.” One of the reasons the fair can lay claim to being the biggest in the Valley is the fact it will have more rides than any other around. “We will have a minimum of 14 rides,” explained Grinstead. Some of the fair’s returning favorites will include agricultural exhibits, team penning, dairy, beef and 4H shows. Also returning is the very popular demolition derby, which draws in major

crowds to the fairgrounds. The lawn tractor pull will also be back. “Scott (Rancourt) puts a lot of effort into organizing the demolition derby,” Grinstead noted. On the musical front, attendees will get to take a trip back in time as 1980s rock/ new wave band Platinum Blonde headlines on the Friday night. The Juno Awardwinning band was inducted into the Canadian Music and Broadcast Industry Hall of Fame. Some of the string of hits fair-goers will be able to hear include ‘It Doesn’t Really Matter’, ‘Standing in the Dark’, ‘Not in Love’ and ‘Sad Sad Rain’, to name but a few. Grinstead recalled she saw Platinum Blonde play at her college in 1984 and had her photo taken with them. She plans to bring the photo with her to the show. “They have great songs,” she stated. Opening up for Platinum Blonde will be local band Gamut. Other concerts during the fair will be put on by local bands Just Two Guys and Carvalho. The Thursday night lineup, introduced last year to

EMC Events - They are coming from far and near to the Almonte District High School reunion July 30 at the Almonte Community Centre. According to registrar Steve Rooney, guests are expected from all over North America, with the furthest registered so far visiting from Victoria, B.C. and the southern U.S.A. Former students of Almonte High School from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s will be gathering. The theme of the Reunion is ‘Years of Glory...Almonte High in the Sixties’. Alumni will gather at the school in the afternoon for tours of the old school building, the threestory structure dating back to Tait MacKenzie and James Naismith in 1874. They will enjoy a look at the new gymnasium with its huge display of trophies and championship banners going back to the early 1950s. Alumni will reminisce about the glory days of Almonte track and field, when the ‘Orange and Black ‘would fill six buses full of contestants for the county track and field meet. The arrival of the “Almonte Armada” would be greeted with groans of disbelief and resignation from the other Lanark County high

rave reviews, returns this year with the truck and tractor pull. For children and animal lovers, the Bowmanville Zoo’s exotic animal show returns with a larger collection of animals. Grinstead said the zoo will also be bringing a baby big cat and people will be able to have their photo taken with the animal. There will also be a Kids’ Amazing Race. The Lunch Box – Deal or No Deal returns for kids with a bicycle as a grand prize as well as bingo on the Sunday afternoon of the fair. “It will be a cash prize bingo but we need people to participate to run it,” Grinstead emphasized. The Sunday will also feature the strong man competition. “I’m very excited about the fair. It is just going to be an amazing event,” Grinstead concluded. She urged everyone to support the Arnprior Agricultural Society’s efforts to continue providing a community fair that offers something for everyone. Please see a future edition of the EMC for a complete and detailed fair lineup.

schools. In the evening, alumni will gather for cocktails at the Almonte Community Centre at 6 p.m., with a hot sit-down meal at seven. There will be a program of welcome and reminiscence after dinner, followed by an evening of dancing to the music of

The Heartbeats, a widely-known rock and roll revival band. People are able to register for this event electronically through the Almonte District High School Alumni Association, or by calling Terry Currie at 613-839-3439.

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The female squirrels that were seen resting on the fence rail at the Wildlife Centre during June were looking pretty tuckered out. It was no wonder, after caring for up to five babies over the late winter and spring months. The eastern Grey Squirrel has her babies as early as March and in our climate that presents a real challenge. The female must find a secure spot when her newborn babies are only as big as your thumb and subject to be preyed upon by crows. The typical tree nests or dreys afford no protection at that time of year due to the lack of leaf cover. A second litter is born in July and August when the weather is less harsh but still female squirrels are looking for safe spots, such as a soffit or shed that offers protection

from predators and the elements when babies are most vulnerable. There are fewer babies born during the summer. We speculate it is because they are born to adults who were themselves born late in the season the year before. The care of the young is the sole responsibility of the mother, and she is very devoted. We would sometimes get calls from people concerned about squirrels with hair loss. When it was confirmed that the hair loss was around the squirrel’s shoulders and upper back, we were able to assure people it was quite natural. Mother squirrels will pluck their hair and use it to line the nest as warm insulation for tiny babies. You can always tell a mother squirrel with ‘teenagers’ because her hair will have started to come back in and the short new growth will often be a different shade. It appears that

the squirrel is wearing a dark ‘vest’ with lighter ‘pants’. Most likely the squirrels you see around your property at this time are females with babies close by. Trapping and relocating adult squirrels is never humane as they don’t do well in a new territory. It is also a death sentence for the babies that are left behind to suffer and die of starvation. The babies mature quickly; developing hair by three weeks. Their eyes open by four weeks and by nine weeks, they are venturing out of the nest with mother. By 12 weeks they are quite independent although the summer litter will often den with their siblings over the winter. If squirrels have taken up temporary residence in a soffit or attic, once they leave in mid to late September, you can do the animal-proofing. Check out the website below for detailed help.

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New Fall/Winter Recreation Guide now online EMC News - The city’s new Fall/Winter Recreation Guide is now available and can be found at ottawa.ca/recreationguide. The city is going green with this year’s Recreation Guide by no longer printing the guide, which will end up saving an estimated 600 trees each year as well as eliminating printing and distribution costs. The online Recreation Guide is an easy-to-use

interactive resource which contains a wealth of sports, fitness, recreation and creative programming for all ages. Programs are divided into separate PDF files that allow easy access to the specific areas of interest. Online users can find, view, share and e-mail any pages or sections. Public access computers, available at Ottawa Public Libraries and at some city recreation and other government facilities, are also an option

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answering questions. Facility brochures will also be available online or can be picked up at the centre. Ambush performing at Fitzroy Provincial Park on July 28 The last concert in the popular Concerts in the Park series at Fitzroy Provincial Park is taking place on July 28 with Ambush performing. There will be a cash barbecue beginning at 6 p.m. and the live entertainment starts

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Quebec team dominates fourth Gil Read memorial event EMC Sports - The weather was perfect, the crowds were impressive and for an all-star team from Quebec so were the pickings! The Quebec Seniors rolled over most of their opponents to easily win the fourth annual ‘Gil Read Memorial Men’s Fastpitch Tournament’ in Carp last weekend. The Quebec tournament team is comprised of players from Donnacona Blue Sox (Quebec City area) and other clubs from the province including Quyon Combat Flyers who

play in the local league. They claim $1,800 cash for their exertions in Carp! It’s been a productive summer for the Quebec Seniors. They were runners-up in a tournament at Cambridge, Massachusetts the previous weekend and they won a competition at Au Sable Forks, New York (near Lake Placid) played July 8-10. At Au Sable the Quebecers defeated Carp 14C Victory in the final. Playing as Donnacona many of the winning players in Carp this past

weekend were also champions at the prestigious Jim Bradford men’s fastball tournament in Cobourg, Ontario in June. Sunday afternoon the Quebec squad blanked Napanee North Key Junior Express 6-0 to capture the Gil Read tournament trophy. North Key was one of two sides from the Lake Ontario community entered in the competition. The champions didn’t lose a game in the 10-team event, winning three and tying one to lead the B Pool standings. They then won their

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semi-final contest 10-1 over Fitzroy Harbour West Carleton Electric of the Greater Ottawa Fastball League (GOFL), easily qualifying for the championship game. The Quebec side scored a total of 60 runs in six games on the weekend. They used offence to overwhelm their opponents in the absence of their top starting pitcher Francis Leclair. He was unavailable to play in Carp. Napanee North Key made it to the final after compiling a 3-1 mark in the B Pool. Their only round-robin setback was a 14-8 defeat at the hands of the Quebec Seniors Saturday morning. In the semi-finals

North Key downed previously undefeated Kars Aces from GOFL 8-5 to make it to the title game. North Key claimed $700 for finishing as runnersup in Carp. Kars, the defending GOFL champions, was a perfect 4-0 in the A Pool, posting the best record in the preliminary round of the event. All funds raised during the annual competition go to the Gil Read Memorial Foundation which assists underprivileged children in the Ottawa area who wish to play organized sports. This is the second year the tournament was held at Carp Fairgrounds and,

assisted by ideal summer weather, it is expected to be the most successful yet (watch for a future story in the EMC on the outcome of the venture). Six of the seven teams in GOFL took part in the Gil Read memorial with Kars and Fitzroy WC making it to the semi-finals. Quyon (Quebec) Combat Flyers, who won the 2010 event in Carp, didn’t enter this year. But several of their top players were in the winning Quebec Seniors’ line-up. Quyon is undefeated in GOFL play so far this season! See Read page 13

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Among GOFL teams entered, Fitzroy WC Electric went 3-1 in the A Pool while host Carp finished 2-2. In the B Pool Barrhaven Broadway Blues finished 2-1-1 while Ottawa Blitz (known as Taylor’s Blitz for tournament purposes) was 1-3. Stittsville 56ers, the last place side in GOFL this season, were an uninspiring 0-4 in Carp. Also in Pool A Napanee Shoeless Joe’s Express finished 1-3 while Cree Nation Bears were 0-4. Local West Carleton fastball fans had to be impressed by the performances of both local sides. Fitzroy made it to the semi-finals before losing to the eventual champions from Quebec. Carp, meanwhile, was a highly competitive 2-2. In Pool A action Fitzroy WC outscored Carp 8-5 in the tournament opener Friday night. Saturday Electric edged Napanee Shoeless Joe’s 4-3 before taking it on the chin 9-0 versus Kars later in the day. Sunday they outlasted Cree Nation 11-10

to make the playoffs. After losing to rivals Fitzroy Friday, 14C Victory shut out Napanee Shoeless Joe’s 9-0 and blasted Cree Nation 9-1 in action on Saturday. Carp fell out of the competition Sunday with a 6-2 loss to GOFL rival Kars. Until 2010 the tournament, which is named in memory of Gil Read a long-time coach from the Ottawa area who died tragically in 2007, was played at Carlington Park in west-central Ottawa. Facility rental costs skyrocketed in the city proper, however, prompting the organizing committee to seek another venue. They settled on Carp Fairgrounds, hoping to attract more fans and increase revenues. As mentioned all proceeds from the competition go to a charitable foundation established in Gil Read’s name. The money assists children, who could not otherwise afford the cost, to play competitive sports. Last year’s tournament in Carp was a complete success. The foundation received nearly $10,000, almost double the proﬁt from 2009.

The tournament’s namesake, the late Gil Read, led three men’s teams to the Canadian championships in 1993, 1995 and again in 1999. He also coached Team Ontario to gold medals at the 1997, 2001 and 2005 Canada Summer Games. For the youngest players in particular, last weekend’s Carp competition served as a warm-up for the upcoming Junior Nationals. That tournament will take place in Napanee Aug. 8-14. Anyone interested in the Gil Read tournament or those wishing to make a donation to this worthwhile cause can reach Al Read by telephone at 613-435-3199. Or they can call Chris Read at 613-292-7379 or contact him by e-mail at thereadfamily@ rogers.com. For additional information on the tournament and the Gil Read Memorial Foundation, visit the tournament website: www. gilreadmemorial.com. (Watch for a wrap-up story on the 2011 tournament in a future edition of the EMC!)

Jon Brunette Memorial Golf Tournament goes Aug. 6 By THERESA FRITZ Associate Editor

EMC Sports – Get ready to tee it up for a worthy cause. The ninth annual Jon Brunette Memorial Golf Tournament is set for Saturday, Aug. 6 at Carp’s Irish Hills Golf and Country Club. Tee off for the tournament is at 1 p.m. and the tournament is a fundraiser for the Jon Brunette Memorial Fund. The Memorial Fund was established to honour the memory of Jon Brunette who lost his life in a snowmobile accident on March 17, 2003. Jon played his minor hockey in the WCMHA system (1990-1998)

and with the Ottawa Valley Titans (1998-1999). He then played three years with the Arnprior Packers Jr. B Hockey Club. The tournament is also in loving memory of Malcolm Brunette, father of Jon and Eric Brunette, who passed away in August 2007. This is the only fundraiser we do for the fund,” explained Jon’s mother Val Brunette. “We usually have between 20 to 25 teams of four.” The money raised goes to sponsor a player from West Carleton who plays for an Ottawa Valley Titans team. The money goes directly to help pay for the registration

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Local MP has honour of bidding farewell to royal couple By PHIL AMBROZIAK Staff Writer

EMC News – It was a responsibility of royal proportions. On Saturday, July 2, Carleton-Mississippi Mills MP Gordon O’Connor was tasked with bidding farewell to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (Prince William and wife Catherine Middleton) as they prepared to board their plane to continue their Canadian tour, a visit which began in the nation’s capital June 30.

“My wife and I had a chance to meet them as they were preparing to leave Ottawa,” O’Connor conﬁrmed. “It was my duty to introduce them to the line of VIPs on hand and to ofﬁcially say goodbye to them as they boarded their plane.” The MP went on to explain that, in major cities such as Ottawa, a Member of Parliament traditionally welcomes royal visitors in this manner while another minister sees them on their way at the conclusion of their stay.

“In this case, (Ottawa West-Nepean MP) John Baird was there to greet them and I was the one to say farewell,” he said. During their time in Canada, the royal couple was scheduled to visit eight cities before departing the country on July 8. These included Ottawa; Montréal; Québec City; Charlottetown, P.E.I.; Summerside, P.E.I.; Yellowknife and Calgary. They also paid a surprise visit to ﬁre-ravaged Slave Lake, Alberta. The recent visit was Prince

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rope was pulled, opening the hayfork releasing the hay. Everett had to keep moving the hay to the back of the loft, continually making room for what was still to be hauled up off the wagon. It was when Father and Everett were heading back to the field that day, with the team for more loose hay, that the trouble began. Emerson and Ronny were supposed to be raking up any hay that had fallen off the wagon and make it ready to be hauled up into the hayloft when another load was returned. Queenie, the old nag that was used to pull the hay off the wagon and into the loft, with this series of ropes and pulley was almost asleep in the heat of the day. Well, no one knows if it was Emerson’s idea or Ronny’s. But they thought it might be fun to ride the hay fork up into the hay mow while they waited for the next load to come from the field. One would straddle the fork, and the other would urge old Queenie to walk back and forth, hauling the one on the fork upwards. Neither lad considered that their bodies were much heavier than the soft hay. Emerson thought he should be the first to go since he was the oldest. He straddled the fork lift, and Ronny nudged Queenie awake, and taking a hold of

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3 bedroom, 2.5 baths, 1714 sq.ft., gas ireplace, coffered ceiling (Dining Room), 2 walk-in closets, extra deep lot, fully sodded property, paved driveway, close to Madawaska River. October occupancy. Still time to choose your inishes. $281,340 (HST included). www.campanale.com 24 Wolff Cres, Arnprior, 613-622-0033 Directions (from Ottawa): Highway 17 West (Exit 180), left on Madawaska Boulevard and follow the

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Who are Platinum Blonde? Platinum Blonde are a Canadian new wave rock band that had several hit singles and albums in Canada from 1983-1988, their most popular single being the platinum hit “Crying Over You”. Founded by Manchester (England) native Mark Holmes in 1982, the trio had emerged from the Toronto club scene in 1983 with hit EP “Six Track Attack”, a recording produced by the world famous David Tickle that was later expanded into the Double Platinum “Standing In The Dark” LP. By late 1984 the band had invaded the airwaves in Canada with four hit singles, their Juno nominated “Standing In The Dark” and “Doesn’t Really Matter” music videos obtaining high rotation on the newly created Much Music, Canada’s national music video network. They had graduated from clubs to the country’s largest arenas within a few months of the release of “Standing In the Dark”, creating near riots at several venues including their free concert in Nathan Philips Square in Downtown Toronto in 1984. In 1985, the band released the Quintuple Platinum selling album “Alien Shores”, within a year of the release of “Standing In The Dark”. This album featured the addition of a fourth member (ex-Deserter Kenny Maclean) and the introduction of a harder sound but their fans remained and the album yielded hit after hit, four including “Crying Over You” and the Billboard charting “Somebody Somewhere”, their ﬁrst and only American hit. The success of this album allowed the band to headline their own “Alien Invassion Tour” of Canada, one of the most successful tours of Canada by a Canadian artist in the eighties. But having been introduced to American listeners with “Somebody Somewhere”, the band was now eyeing the American market, changing once more their look and sound for their third

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EMC Events - The 157th Arnprior Agricultural Society Fair takes place August 4, 5, 6, 7 at the fairgrounds located off Galvin Street. Fun starts on Thursday night with the Midway all day and the popular truck and tractor pull in the evening followed by “Just Two Guys” from Arnprior entertaining on stage. Friday night will host an exciting night of 80’s music with the hit band Platinum Blonde performing on stage at 9:45pm.

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Thursday: Midway All Day Midway $5 gate admission PLUS a nonperishable food item for the Arnprior food bank! Truck and Tractor Pull 7:00 pm Friday: Team Penning 12:00 - 4:00 pm, FREE! Entertainment – Just Two Guys 8:00 pm 4-H Beef Show All Other Times: Lunchbox Deal or No Deal (8-10) August 5 – Friday Adults Before 5:00 pm- $8.00 Bowmanville Exotic Animal Shows Midway All Day After 5:00 pm- $10.00 Bowmanville Exotic Animal Shows 12:30, 2:30 and 4:30 pm Children Circus Delights Under 6 years old- FREE! Entertainment – Gamut 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm Ages 7 to 12- $2.00 “Amazing Race” (ages 10 – 13) Headline Entertainment Parking Demo Derby – Platinum Blonde 9:45 pm – 11:30 pm Parking is $2.00. Please note that there is limited handicapped parking. Entertainment – Carvalho

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Sales Rep/ 613-979-2601 Broker 613-623-2602

479,900

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299,900

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Hard to find, 235 FEET OF BEAUTIFUL SHORELINE, excellent for young families, grandchildren, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, plus 2 bunkies. $

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The Biggest Fair In The Ottawa Valley!

Admissions:

Midway Free Breakfast (with admission) Sunday Worship Service Bowmanville Exotic Animal Shows 4-H Dairy Show Team Penning Bingo Lawn Tractor Pull Strongman Competition

All Day

Thursday: 10:00 – 11:30PLUS am a nonperishable food item for the Arnprior food bank! $5 gate admission Friday: 11:30 am 12:00 - 4:00 pm, FREE!

12:30, and 2:30 12:00 pm All Other Times: Adults 9:30 am – 4:00 pm Before 5:00 pm- $8.00 1:00pm– 4:00 After 5:00 $10.00pm 1:00 – 4:00 pm Children 1:00 – 4:00 pm

“House Specials” • Fine Canadian • Italian • Chinese Food

Fair Gates Open:

Thursday, August 4 4:00 pm Friday, August 5 1:00 pm, Saturday, August 6 10:00 am, Parking Parking is $2.00. Please note that there isSunday, limited handicapped August 7parking. 10:00 am Under 6 years old- FREE! Ages 7 to 12- $2.00

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Family Friday: 12:00 – 2:00 pm, $2 All Other Times: Gate Times: Adults Before 5:00 pm- $8.00 After 5:00 pm- $10.00 Poutine Queen Fries, Ken’s BBQ, Children Under 6 years old- FREE! AgesThursday, 7 to 12- August $2.00 5 Wanna Wafel, Scentsy Wickless 4:00 – 9:00 pm Parking Candles, Greenfield Homes, Fun Factor, Friday, August 6 Parking is $5.00. Please note that there 4:00 is limited parking. Papa Dee’s Ice Cream, Milano’s Pizza, ……. - 10:00 handicapped pm

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Valley Wide Real Estate

Donna Nych

www.coldwellbankervalleywide.ca

Broker

613-623-7836

Heather Kennedy & Mike Labelle Sales Representative

Mike & Donna Defalco

Jenn Spratt

613-623-2602

613-623-4846

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Bruce Skitt

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JENN SPRATT 613-623-4846

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50 ACRES jUST OUTSIDE OF TOWN Confederation log home with horse barn, groomed trails and log cabin in the bush. MLS#797815 Call Jenn

$524,900

MCgONIgAL bRICK FARMHOUSE AVAILAbLE NOW Large 5 bedrooms 3 baths. Outbuildings and Absolutely spotless - classy decor. Impressive yard attached workshop/garage. Available now with outstanding perennial gardens. Call Jenn. $ $ MLS#791395 Call Jenn 245,000 329,900 Yours for only

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SATURDAY, jULY$499,500 30 2-4PM

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DEEDED LAKE ACCESS

480,000

349,900

SATURDAY, jULY 30 2-4PM

MIKE & DONNA DEFALCO 613-623-2602

Beautifully maintained A-frame on half acre. Screened sun room, 3 bdrms, lrg family rm, detached garage, paved drive. Mins. to lake, $ golf, ski hill. MLS#799088 289,900

LOTS & ACRES

119,900

Town of Arnprior - residential building lot.

52,900

ATTRACTIVE LOT

Executive subdivision offers this wonderful WATERFRONT HOME, just 35 minutes west of Bayshore. 4 bdrms, 3 baths, lrg rm sizes, walkout LL, landscaped property. www.thedefalcos.ca Call Mike or Donna Defalco 613-623-2602/623-7303

Town of Arnprior - commercial vacant land downtown.

49,900

WATERFRONT HOME

This bungalow living space can accommodate many family sizes. Recent upgrading, private rear yard, 2+2 bdrms ,gas, c/air. MLS#798031. Call Mike or Donna Defalco $ 613-623-2602/623-7303

Call Mike or Donna Defalco 613-623-2602

239,900

ONLY $349,900

Enjoy all seasons. 3 level home offers walkout lower level, bdrms & baths on each floor, a great entertaining property. Excellent boating. Swimming & fishing. $ MLS#793644

479,900

WATERFRONT Furnished 3 bdrm 2 storey home w/200 ft frontage on lake, tiered walks & decks to lakefront gazebo, boat incl. Located in 4 season resort. $ MLS#781169 495,000

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6 plus acres. Golf course near by. Attractive residential area.

bLENDED FAMILY RETREAT

SPOTLESS DECOR AVAILAbLE NOW WATERFRONT WHITE LAKE YEAROUND MLS#796411 Call Jenn

17 Buscomb Way, Calabogie. Tastefully maintained home on Calabogie Lake w/107 ft shoreline, views of surrounding hills, close to ski hill, golf, ATV/hiking trails. So much to enjoy all year! MLS#780748

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4367 Calabogie Rd. Set like a jewel on the Madawaska River known as “Sonnet Harbour”. Elegant master bdrm & ensuite w/private balcony, gracious living & dining areas, cathedral ceilings, hardwood flrs, 4 season sun room, newly built family room w/separate entrances. MLS#787541

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DOCHART ESTATES 4 bedrm 3 bathrm stone bungalow on a beautiful 2 acres lot. Pride of ownership is evident in the impeccably kept home! MLS#792986 Call Jenn $429,900

HEATED WORKSHOP/GARAGE Premium landscaped property on the edge of town, 3 bdrm bungalow, 1.5 baths, woodstove. MLS#780610

339,900

ALMOST NEW

2 bdrm raised ranch, generous sized lot on Colin Street. Main floor laundry, double garage offers access to LLl, c/air, c/vac.

244,900

DONNA NYCH 613-623-7836 NE

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74 Johnston St., Arnprior (Sandy Hook) – Enjoy those hot summer days sitting by the pool or relax in the bright air conditioned home. 2+1 bdrms. A Good Home! MLS#789454

MUST SELL

NEW PRICE 30 Hugh St., Arnprior – Solid 2 bdrm home needs some updating but very live able! MLS#791075 $

133,500

2884 White lake Rd., White Lake - A delightful 1+bdrm Post & Beam Home in amongst the trees at White Lake. MLS#788720 $

198,500

209,900

POOL!

WATERFRONTAgE

NEW PRICE

255,900

1793 Calabogie Rd., Burnstown – 2+1 bedroom bungalow w/full walk-out lower level & built of ICF Construction. This is a well built home on a clean $ body of water. MLS#787624 535,900

223 Wesley.3 bedrm with 1 bedrm apt in good condition with improvements. Detached garage/workshop. Across from fairgrounds and river.Great neighborhood. $ Call Bruce Skitt 225,000

103 Hayes St., Braeside - Immaculate, Overlooking The Ottawa River. Terrific View. Wraparound Cedar Deck, Double Sided Gas Fireplace Master Bdrm To Living Rm., $ 379,900 4 Bdrm. Mls#781697 Call Bruce Skitt

114 Campbell Dr., Arnprior – minutes from the 417 for an easy commute to Ottawa! 3 bdrms, 1.5 baths. MLS#796945 $

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200 Poole St., Arnprior - NEW POOL & NEW BACKYARD, triple brick completly renovated, private fenced & landscaped lot. Inground pool, patio, deck. Barn style heated workshop w/lots of power. Bright & spacious w/4bedrooms & 3 baths. You won’t be disappointed! MLS#787523 Call Bruce Skitt $

309,900

ICE

BRUCE SKITT 613-769-3164

ARNPRIOR

63 7th Avenue, Arnprior, A Great Family Area With Ball Diamonds, Playground & Beach Within Walking Distance.2 Levels Offering Ample Living Space.Deep Lot.Eatin Kitchen With Access To Side Deck.Family Room And Den On Lower Level. Mls#785652 Call Bruce Skitt $194,900

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66 NORWAY LAKE RD

MIXED USE COMMERCIAL ZONINg

215 Daniel St., Arnprior - large, functional, Solid & comfortable residence. Two entrances off of daniel. Could easily be converted to a number of uses. Excellent visibilty! MLS#790970 Call Bruce Skitt $

349,900

Looking for privacy,waterfront,and nature on your doorstep then this is it!Completely natural 4.8 Acres with 200 ft on banner creek with access to madawaska river.Year round and well built with walkout lower level. Very bright and spacious.Entirely hidden from road.Many updates.Footings in for large deck.Hardwood flooring and ceramic tile flooring.Very unique setting.Under 20 minutes to $ arnprior. Mls798449

229,900

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Set like a jewel on the Madawaska River known as “Sonnet Harbour”. Elegant master bdrm & ensuite w/ private balcony, gracious living & dining areas, cathedral ceilings, hardwood flrs, 4 season sun room, newly built family room w/separate entrances. MLS#787541

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$480,000

$349,900

107 Williamson St., Fitzroy Harbour - 2 bdrm bungalow in “The Harbour”. Recently sided & insulated, Large lvg rm, eat in kitchen, 2 generous sized bdrms. Covered porch at rear, private lot. Oversized single car garage. A great place to call home. MLS#800293

$185,000

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1048 Madawaska St CALABOGIE - Renovated waterfront . Family room with air tight wood fireplace, den with propane fireplace, dining room & eat in kitchen. Second floor balcony with gazebo - gorgeous view of Calabogie Lake. Detached heated workshop, 2 storage sheds. Newer shingles, newer windows, newer siding. Convection heat. MLS 786274

74 Richards Lane, Arnprior - Renovated 2 bdrm mobile on Lake Madawaska. Newer windows; roof & insulation 2004; siding 2011; flooring 2011; attached covered porch, detached workshop heated & insulated. All appliances incl. Immediate occupancy. MLS#800739

$289,900

$112,000

Mill Ridge Road, Arnprior - 5 acre lot, fully fenced, driveway installed. Flat open area at front. The lot gently slopes up to a naturally treed area at the rear. Excellent building site. MLS#801604

0728.362279

Tastefully maintained home on Calabogie Lake w/107 ft shoreline, views of surrounding hills, close to ski hill, golf, ATV/hiking trails. So much to enjoy all year! MLS#780748

$262,500

$530,000

$589,900

17 Buscomb Way, Calabogie.

4402 Limestone Rd OTTAWA - 4 bedroom , 2 bath side split on 2+ acre lot. Quiet cul de sac. Lots of upgrades incl windows, furnace, roof, baths, siding, electrical, septic. Main floor den and family room, large lvg rm, eat in kitchen. Unfinished basement. Original kitchen cupboards. Detached garage/workshop. MLS 795486

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173 Turners Rd ALMONTE, - 1880’S stone home 48 tranquil acres. Country style kitchen, formal lvg rm, 3 large bdrms. Pine floors thruout. outbuildings - box stalls for horses. Within 20 minutes of Kanata. Possession date subject to pending severance. Furnace 2007, 200 amp service, oil tank 2001, newer windows upstairs, drilled well 2007 MLS 794675

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3944 Farmview Rd OTTAWA - Virtually new, never lived in 3200’ sq ft bungalow on a 9 acre naturally treed lot. 4 bdrm, 3 bath open concept home with cathedral ceilings. Pine, slate & ceramic floors, extremely large principal rooms, all new stainless appliances. Covered front porch, 2 decks on rear. Full, partially finished basement offering an additional 3200 sq ft of living space - walk out. Man made pond in front yard. MLS 796268

Mike Labelle Sales Rep Valley Wide Real Estate, Brokerage 194 Daniel St. S., Arnprior

613-623-7303 (24/7) CELL PHONE 613-797-0202

499 6th Conc. Pakenham - 71 acres naturally treed - sugar maples to the rear of the property, driveway installed, lots of excellent sites to build your dream home. Wildlife abounds. Survey on file - the property is Zoned Rural. Lockbox on gate. MLS#800275

$77,500

$169,000 $169,000

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SAT & SUN JULY 30 & 31, 12-4 PM $397,000 197 Country Lane. New 3 bdrm, 2 bath bungalow on estate lot minutes to Carleton Place. AngelaJohnstone.com

$209,900 Snowbirds? Retirees? Home, business? Consider this spacious 2 storey townhome with pretty, private yard. Handy location close to downtown & bonus riverview. Sharon

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Ian McNeely* C: 229.4899

$279,900 Find peace & tranquality at this

$284,900 Stately Victorian w/covered front

bdr 2 bath. Come see for yourself. For more info call Melanie 613-790-9131

verandah 10’ ceilings, huge kitchen w/eating area & dining rm. Private yard. Call Angela 613-227-2869. Click Angela Johnstone.com

beautiful 3+1 nearly new country home. Ideally located between CP & SF. Easy commute to Ottawa. www.marieshaw.ca

$89,900 LOT 4 Stonewood Dr. 1 acre building

$329,000 7606 Hwy 15 Doaba Grocer & Gas

$429,900 Prospect area. Looking for peace

$239,900 Come home to Perth & this spacious 3+1 bdrm bungalow in Perthmore. Plenty of curb appeal, mature trees, fenced backyard. Call today! www.marieshaw.ca

lot in sunset woods. (off 8th line Beckwith) Nat. gas under ground services, covenants apply 613-913-9915 macdonaldrowe.com

$206,900 10 Spicer. Great 3 bdrm., 2 bath townhome in family neighbourhood. Lower level finished, main flr. bdrm. loft. Call 613913-9915. Click MacDonaldRowe.com

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$879,900 Country Estate on 100 acres. Exquisite stone home. Amazing kitchen. Huge heated garage. Superb horse barn. www.3310-countryroad10.com. Margaret 613-323-4903

bar. Great location w/more houses being built. 2 bdrm & den apt for owner occupied. Call 613-913-9915 or www.macdonaldrowe.com

and quiet, no neighbours and 9 acres, this is it! 4 beds, 3 bath home. Call Peter for all details. 613-451-0000.

$227,500 Move-in condition – 10 min. from Carleton Place. Finished basement, 3 bdrm, 2 acres, most appliances, garage option. Call Mike 613-253-5741

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$399,000 16951 Hwy 7. Minute east of Perth – what would you like to see here? Email your response to marie.shaw@century21.ca

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$329,000 3 bdrm bung. Mississippi Lake. Hrdwd main level, lower level walkout, tiled w/infloor heating. Spectacular view of lake from 2 level deck. This is your chance for a waterfront home.

Mike McCue* C: 253.5741

$274,900 163 Down St. 2+1 bdrm., hi-ranch in central Carleton Place. Fenced yard, above ground pool, carport. LeeAnn 613-294-2440.

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15-19 PERTHMORE ST., PERTH INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY NEWER TRIPLEX

395 CHRISTIE LAKE RD.

All units are 2 bed, ensuite, main bath, open plan concept, single garage, deck, fenced yard, fully rented and no maintenance issues. $695,000 Please call for further information. Rebecca: 613 264 9481

NEW PRICE - $474,900 160 OAK LANE, DRUMMOND

Sweet 3 bed bungalow with natural shoreline on Tay. Dining area, bright kitchen. Main floor laundry space. Efficient little house- many updates, cozy wood fireplace. Detached single car garage. Great place for nature lovers and gardeners. $174,900. Call Bridget: 613 264 7519

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Enjoy cottage life on Christie Lake. Two bedroom cottage with nice views of the lake and good clean water. Take the short drive to serenity and relaxation. $229,000

Fairytale setting...private & tranquil - immaculate 4 bed /4bath Tudor - soaring cathedral ceilings w/ flr to ceiling windows making you feel at one with nature! Exposed wood beams, hwd & handcrafted Mexican tile flrs, guest/ granny suite. A must see! $649,000

240 PERCY ST. SMITHS FALLS NEW PRICE: $224,900 Attractive, low maintenance 3+1 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow, in a sought after neighbourhood, surrounded by quality homes and close to all amenities.

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This home has 3 beds plus 4pc bath on main level, eat-in kitchen, lg living rm w hardwood floors, lots of natural light. Lower level family room w/gas stove, possible 4th bed or rec room as well as 2 pc bath, storage and workshop. Fenced backyard w/ above ground pool. $205,000

UPPER RIDEAU LAKE

Elegant custom home on 1.5 acre estate lot on Grand 2-storey foyer, great room w/10 ft tray ceilings, Tuscan stone fireplace & gleaming oak floors open to formal D/Rm. Expansive cherry kitchen w/island, sunny dining nook & main floor family rm w/fireplace. Amazing master suite. Lower level family rm + rec room/gym/5th bed. 4-car garage!

Incredible 2+acres private compound. 562ft shoreline. All buildings stone clad. Home approx 6000’, indoor pool, sauna, hot tub, 4+ baths, open concept living dining Great Room. 10 & 12 ft ceilings, heated floors throughout. Outdoor pool. Adjoining lot is severed & can be purchased with subject property. $1,570,000

NEW PRICE - $109,900 175 CLYDE LANE, LANARK Perfect starter home. Open concept, eat-in kitchen, 2beds, laundry rm, sunroom, loads of outdoor storage. ATV & snow mobile heaven, but close to amenities. Why rent when you can own!

Private 13 acre setting Picturesque stone beauty at the edge of Perth full of vintage charm! Handsome woodwork - deep window sills, interior wood shutters, & wide plank flrs. New maple kitchen, stunning family rm addition, mn flr bath/ laund & new 2nd lev bath add function & space! 4 stall driveshed. $349,000

9 WELLAND ST. PERTH

Character home with energy efficiency, 13+acres- 10 min to Perth. Updates - wiring, roof, insulation, furnace, solar hot water, carpet free, 2 baths. Impeccably maintained home -acreage with trails- Peace and Quiet! - BRING AN OFFER. $339,000.

Great location on the Perthmore subdivision. No rear neighbours, double garage, all season sun room, deck, ensuite, main floor laundry. Open plan design newer home. $344,900

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Almost 10 acres only 25mins from Perth. 4+beds, large open concept kitchen. Stone fireplace in sunken living room – walkout to 3 season porch., Master w 2pc ensuite. Detached oversized garage- ideal for home office/workshop. Settle into country living. $329,000

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This incredible log home is nestled on the banks of Bolton Creek. Approx 26 acres, 4 beds, 2 baths, open concept living area. Juliet balcony off master. Above ground pool at deck level. Separate refurbished cottage also on the creek. Only 20mins west of Perth. $399,000

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9017 PERTH ROAD, WESTPORT

Swimming Pool – Bungalow with detached garage and above ground swimming pool located on approximately 1 acre just minutes from Westport. 4 beds, 2 baths, large master with ensuite and Jacuzzi tub. Large private backyard. $198.000

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NEW PRICE - $499,900 1211 NARROWS LOCK RD BIG RIDEAU LAKE Waterfront home, separate apartment & garage. Year round home located on the Big Rideau. Large lot, gazebo, deck and dock. 3 beds, 2 baths, a/c, appliances, hardwood/ceramic flooring, 15ft ceilings and beautiful views.

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Duplex in central location walking distance to stores, banks, hospital & schools. 3 beds on both sides, large eat in kitchen, spacious living & dining room. Gas hot water heating system. $185,000

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Large spacious 4 bed home with 5.2 acres in Perth & waterfront on the Tay. Wood floors, high ceilings, original trim & baseboards. Large eat in kitchen, separate dining area, living room, study. Newer addition w/laundry, office bathrm & family room with gas fireplace & wrap around decks. A great family home waiting for your personal touch! $379,000

UPPER RIDEAU LUXURY ABOUNDS Elegant 3bed custom built executive home – 369ft of level waterfront, excellent swimming & boating. Gourmet kitchen, ensuite w/oversized shower & whirlpool. Lots of storage space & garage w insulated workshop. $1,100,000.

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SEELEY’S BAY

Approx 2 acres of nicely landscaped property only 30 mins to Westport. 4 Beds, 2.5 baths, office/den, eat in kitchen. Huge rec room, workshop, attached garage. Enjoy privacy from both decks. $385,000

Welcome to country paradise! 5 yr new board & batten bungalow offers 23 acres of privacy & trails! 2+2 bed open concept liv/din w/gleaming hwd, cust kitchen, spacious sunrm. Finished walkout L/L w/FamRm, wdstve, 3 pc bath, 2 lg beds, office& more! Attd & detd garage w/ workshp. Rad flr heat & prop-on-demand HW. $354,900

BIG RIDEAU WATERFRONT

Level, excellent swimming, an extremely well maintained and planned 3 bedroom all season home. Lower level walk out, Decks, Double garage with loft + garage for the toys, Large bright rooms great for entertaining or just to enjoy the views. All the bells and whistles. $850,000.

SILVER LAKE WATERFRONT Year round home Private & quiet with 3 beds and 1.5 baths. Maple kitchen cabinets, maple hardwood flooring. Dock, 2 car garage and a Bunkie for the kids or guests. New roof wiring & plumbing, wood burning stove. Sit back and relax! $314,000

Spectacular kitchen/family room addition featuring cathedral ceilings, H/W floors, & gas F/P. Dream kitchen w/sparkling granite! Main floor -g rand foyer, spacious LR/DR/ & 2pc bath 3 spacious beds, new bath on 2nd floor & 3rd floor attic reno. 200ft deep private fenced yard. $348,750

13259 HIGHWAY 7, CARLETON PLACE

Love horses? Your home sits on 153 acres w/large outbuildings & facilities especially for horses. The period home features 4 beds, 3 baths, family rm, eat in kitchen, dining rm, formal living, ensuite, laundry rm. All the hard work has been done – total move in condition. $599,000

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N SHORE ROAD, RIDEAU LAKES Approx 2.17 acres. Fabulous vistas. $199,900 HIGHWAY 15, RIDEAU LAKES. Approx 6 acres. $123,000 298 ELLISVILLE RD, LANSDOWNE Approx 97 acres - $119,900 SAND HILL ROAD, NR KINGSTON 4.5 acres – 10 mins to Hwy 401 $79,900 KYES ROAD, LANSDOWNE – Nice level lot, 6.8 acres great location $68,500 STONE ROAD, DRUMMOND/N.ELMSLEY – Approx 2.5 acres MAPLE LANE, S SHERBROOKE. Rural subdivision $20,000 COUNTY ROAD 8 1.67 acre near Phillipsville. $16,500 CONCESSION 3, TAY VALLEY MAPLE GLEN Approx 39 acres recreational land. $15,000 Tranquil unique custom built 4 bed home with SPRING FLOWER LN,FRONTENAC access to Otty Lake and your dock in a great location. Fantastic lot, Walk out basement, Double garage. Call Approx 1.66 acre lot for recreational getfor further details. $359,000 away $12,500

1271 N. SHORE RD., WESTPORT

370 ft of waterfront with 3.75 acres – Excellent clean deep shoreline for swimming. Cottage is in excellent condition and is fully furnished, Property comes complete with a Bunkie and a boathouse. $349,900

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limited experience in seeing different home styles and layouts, visiting open houses can be a very worthwhile exercise. To plan an effective open house tour, you should start with a map. Plot out the addresses of where the open houses are located, and the times of showings to ensure that you make the most productive use of your time.

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304 Thomas St., Carleton Place Lovely 3+1 bedroom high ranch with finished lower level and attached garage on a large lot in a lovely area of town. House has had many upgrades, too many to list. $310,000 Call Liz Powell

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This beautiful custom built 2 storey full brick home boasts a large living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, sunken family room/wood FP, solarium, laundry room & powder room all on main level with the 2nd story having 4 bedrooms, full bath & lg ensuite/walkin closet, hardwood, ceramic & linoleum throughout both levels.

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Beautifully appointed custom built 3 bed home on the magnificent shores of the Ottawa River. 155 ft water frontage. 1.4 ac lot. Orig log structure built in 1975 with an extensive addition & walk out basement in 2000. Open concept lvg/din area with fabulous views to the river; spacious kitchen with stone f/p & granite counters; lge decks; 2 additional f/p; 2 baths; Lge family rm. Plus 490 sq ft(MPAC)guest rm & garage. $875,000

Beautiful waterfront property on the Ottawa River. 155 ft of frontage. The lot has been cleared and is ready for construction. Great area for boating, swimming and fishing. Hydro at road. Gorgeous views and beautiful sunsets. $150,000

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If you don’t already know the neighbourhood, then that’s the ﬁrst place to start. Look at your map, and see where major transportation links are located, as well as parks, schools, shopping and amenities. If everything you see on the map looks good, then start out with a driving tour of the neighbourhood itself, before you devote some time to viewing individual houses.

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Cedar shavings, dry, in large round bale bags, about 300 lbs., $25+ tax. (613)283-3629. Cedar slab, great for inexpensive fences, kindling and helping hardwood burn. In bundles roughly 3 feet by 4 feet by 10 feet long, 1500 lbs., steelbanded, loaded on your truck or trailer. $40. (613)283-3629. Cedar (white) lumber, most sizes, lengths of 6’, 8’, 10’, 12’, 14’, and 16’ 5/4 decking board fencing, tongue and groove, board and batten, channel rustic. www.scoutenwhitecedar.ca (613)283-3629.

Disability Products. Buy and Sell stair lifts, scooters, bath lifts, patient lifts, hospital beds, etc. Call Silver Cross Ottawa (613)231-3549. Firewood. 8’ hardwood for sale; Looking to buy standing timber. (613)312-9859. Firewood - Cut, split and delivered or picked up. Dry seasoned hardwood or softwood from $50/face cord. Phone Greg Knops (613)658-3358, cell (613)340-1045.

Hot tub for sale 2010 Jacuzzi J-230 Hot Tub- Seats 5-6 persons, 25 Jets, the largest tub of the J-200 collection featuring waterfall, full body lounger, extra LED lighting package and beverage holders. 84 in x 84 in x 36 in. 2 speed pump. Silverwood cabinetry with matching brown cover and brown steps. Purchased in August 2010, barely used with plenty of warranty remaining. Will also include chemical starter kit. Why buy new? Valued at $7,600 + hst. Save the tax! $5,499. Lo-cated in Smiths Falls 613-240-8364. Table 40” round + two 10” leaves and 4 chairs (birch) $175. Sofa & loveseat, classic style, rolltop arms, taupe/yellow tones $450. Antique pine washstand 27”Hx26”Wx17”D (4 drawers + cupboard) $100. Danby Diplomat small bar fridge $25. Small pine chest 18”Hx34”Wx16”D $30. Call (613)257-8238.

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Certified piano technician, with Piano Technician’s Guild, extensive experience with tuning, repairing and rebuilding. www.piano4u.ca. Grant Pattingale (613)284-8333 or 1-877-742-6648.

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Hunter Safety/Canadian Firearm Safety Courses held throughout the valley all year long. Organize a group, get yours free. Gift certificates available. Competitive pricing. Dave Arbour 613-257-7489. www.valleysportsmanshow.com Hunter Safety/Canadian Firearm Safety Course Richmond. Aug. 5, 6 and 7. To register: Dave Arbour (613)257-7489. www.valleysportsmanshow.com Leupold rifle scope. VX111 4-1/2-14X40. As new. $500 firm; Bushnell 1-1/2-4-1/2X32, $125 firm. (613)264-9298.

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Cedar Hedges- Cedar trees for hedging 4’-8’ high. Installation and delivery available with a 1 yr warranty on all installations. Best Trees! Best Prices! Call Sheldon 613-720-0261 or 613269-3425.

Wanted to buy. Richmond area. 100 cedar logs. 12’x3” min. diameter. 100 cedar posts. 8’. (613)838-5463.

1997 Ford F150 Ext cab, long box 2WD, box liner, upgraded cd player, air, auto, 4.6L, 306,000 kms. Many new parts, white ext with grey cloth. Asking $2500. 613-285-9873 or 613-240-8364.

Assortment of used tires, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16.5. Sum-mers, all-season and snows. Also used car parts. Gord 613-257-2498.

Custom inline bale wrapping. Increase the palatability and feed value of your hay. Lagois Farms (613)327-5079. Feed Barley for sale. Antrim area. Phone (613)832-1040 after 6 p.m.

Firewood Processors, Canadian Made. Cuts up to 16” diameter, 13 h.p. Honda. $8,900. www.blackscreek.ca 1(888)989-3717. Hyland Seeds- Booking now for frost seeding for hay and pastures. Corn, soyabeans, forage seed, cereals. Phone Greg Knops, (613)658-3358, (613)340-1045, cell.

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SEALED TENDERS clearly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 p.m., Thursday August 11, 2011 for “Design/Build Emergency Power Generator Tender PW-2011-02” in the Town of Arnprior. Jacquie Farrow-Lawrence, Town Clerk Town of Arnprior 105 Elgin Street West Arnprior, ON K7S 0A8 TENDER FORMS and documents may be obtained from the Municipal Office, Town Hall, Arnprior, Ontario between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday from July 28, 2011 to August 11, 2011. INQUIRIES should be directed to: John Steckly, Civil Engineering Technologist Town of Arnprior 105 Elgin Street West Arnprior, Ontario Tel.: (613) 623-4234 ext. 238 Fax: (613) 623-9960 jsteckly@arnprior.ca

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COMING EVENTS IH 884 Tractor Loader $8,950;versatile 160 4X4 Loader $1,2500; Ford 7600 tractor $7,250; JD 820 MOCO as new $5,750; White 1370 4X4 load-er $8,500. 613-223-6026.

13 yr. old Pinto mare, broke to saddle and harness. Phone (613)658-9069. Debbee’s Bees, New Honey Bee Equipment and Bee keeper supplies - now open, 434 McCann Rd., Portland. Call for appointment (613)483-8000. District 10 Multi-Breed Ram and Ewe Production Sale, Saturday July 30th, 2011, Spencerville Fair Grounds. Morning Education Program - “Selecting Breeding Stock Using Performance Indicators” 9-11:30 a.m., Viewing 11:30 a.m. Auction starting at 1 p.m. Contact: Gary Lapier (613)298-3983 or rockyhylandfarm@ripnet.com St. Jean’s Farrier Service. (613)283-1198.

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Store front office space for lease, downtown Carleton Place. Reception area plus 4 offices and kitchenette. (613)286-5119.

1200 sq. ft. furnished loft apartment 2 bedroom, kitchen dining, t.v. area, overlooking big Rideau Lake, 10 minutes from Perth, no pets, must be able to climb stairs. $1200/ monthly inclusive. Nonsmokers. Call (613)227-1990. Arnprior - Bright, clean & quiet bldg. 1 BR avail., Call (888)480-5559. Arnprior, downtown, (2) 1 bedroom ground floor apartments, completely renovated, clean, quiet, calm building, $680 and $750 inclusive. First, last and references. (613)8840166. For rent one bedroom apartment. Clean bright, large closets with storage, patio door to deck. To Kemptville 15 min, to 416 10 min. No pets, $700 inc hydro. Aug 01 South Mountain (613)989-3657.

Perth, 2 Bdrm roomy apartment. Quiet location and bldg, close to amenities. Coin laundry, parking. $675/mth plus hydro. First and last. (613)2985429. Perth, 3 bedroom restored heritage home, private yard, sunroom, kitchen, living room, dining room, 1-1/2 baths, 5 appliances. $1,350/month includes parking and utilities. (613)264-0821. Very nice Victorian home, Smiths Falls, nice neighbourhood, eat-in kitchen, family room, parlour, dining room, natural refinished woodwork, hardwood floors. Enclosed yard with gardens, driveway, gas utilities. Ideal retired/professional. $1100/month. References. Available September 1. (613)757-0438.

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Single car garage. Centrally located to Smiths Falls, Perth, Carleton Place and Richmond. $100/mth. (613)283-8387.

33+ acres, cleared and mixed bush, 10 minutes west of Carleton Place. Possible finan-cial assistance available. (613)257-1341. Beautiful hi-ranch in Montague! Minutes from historical Merrickville. Visit www.ottawahomesonline.ca to see pictures and specifications. Contact me for a view-ing! Micheal Ruspic 613-302-7367. Country lot, 14 acres (Treed). Prime location! Richmond/ North Gower Area. Asking $121,900. Call Rick for more information (613)489-2001.

Ottawa River- Gorgeous Waterfront Lot! 1.6 acres, 25 min. from Kanata. Dream. Plan. Build. $309,000. Barb Reynolds, Broker & Jenn Reynolds Sales Rep. Royal LePage Performance Realty (613)238-2801, (877)757-7386

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Kevin Dodds Gallery 47 John St. Arnprior (613)623-9820 www.kevin.art.com email: kevin@kevindoddsart.com New originals, canvas prints, 2012 Kevin Dodds Lang calanders for sale. Open Tuesday-Saturday 11 am-5 pm. Paintings also available at the Pakenham General Store. (613)624-5280. Stone Fence TheatreTickets on sale for 2011: New supper theatre show: The Opeongo Opera, July-October, in Eganville and Killaloe. Plus concerts: July 21: Louis Schryer, July 28: “In a Little Shack up the Pontiac,” with Debbie Bechamp & co., August 3: Stephanie Cadman and Celtic Blaze. August 10- Russell DeCarles from Prairie Oyster. Website: www.stonefence.ca. Reserve for best seats. Local (new): 613-756-3081 toll-free (as ever): 1-866-310-1004.

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Attention retirees, free booklet explaining how to pre-plan funeral arrangements with no hassle. (613)485-4320.

Found. Sandy orange cat, young male, found in the Richmond area. Call (613)8382641.

Affordable cottage rentals, Sylvania Lodge, McDonald’s Corners. Starting at $550/week. Some availability for August and September. (613)278-0091 www.sylvanialodge.com White Cedars Tourist Park- 6 waterfront cottages. Seasonal RV sites available for viewing. By appointment only. Please call (613)649-2255. View at www.whitecedars.ca (No Dropins Please).

Attention! Turn 5-10 hours a week into $5,000 a month on your computer. Free online training. Flexible hours. www.offthepath.info Full/Part Time Cleaners/Team Leaders for growing residential cleaning company based in North Gower. Mon-Fri. No evenings. No weekends. $11.00-$14.00/hr. (613)4893993 or elitecleaning@storm.ca Prestige Valley Renos Inc. is looking for experienced workers competent in home renovations. Drywall, taping, mudding, framing and trim are minimal requirements. Transportation provided from Iroquois. Please forward resume and references to 24 Maple Ave, Iroquois, K0E 1K0. No follow up calls please. PSW’s needed immediately, Part Time with Benefits. Osgoode Care Centre, 7650 Snake Island Rd, Metcalfe, ON, K0A 2P0, fax (613)821-0070, email: sdaly@osgoodecare.com

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Experienced tutor for in home tutoring. Math, French, English, Science, Socials. All levels. Local references. John (613)282-4848.

Decorating, home staging and colour consultations by area professional. Functional space planning, downsizing and increasing curb appeal. Contact via refinedrooms.ca or (613)862-7585.

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ANTIQUE & CLASSIC WOODEN BOATS. HOUSE & SAIL BOATS. ENGINES. GENERATORS. MARINE & AUTO PARTS.

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Approx. 110 engines to include Hercules, Chrysler & Continental flatheads. 2-371 Detroit engines w/ velvet drive gears (diesel). V8 Ford, Chev, Chris-Craft engines & others. 7.5 Mercury motor (for parts). Several lower units. Five 3 to 6½ kw generators (gas). 550 volt compactor. 1953-33 ft Chris-Craft bull nose cruiser w/ Chris-Craft M engine (in process of restoration). c1960’s Chris-Craft 24 ft wooden boat. 17 ft Chris-Craft Lancer boat w/ boat trailer. 28 ft. fiberglass Chris-Craft Coho boat. 28 ft Carver fiberglass boat w/ Chevy V8 motor & Mercury TR drive. 26 ft steel sail boat. 25 ft sail boat. 32 ft steel houseboat w/ V8 Chevy engine. 36 ft Georgian steel houseboat w/ 2-TR drives. c1973-17 ft Chris-Craft Lancer boat w/ tandem axle trailer. 25 ft Trojan boat w/ V8 Ford motor. 1963 Trojan wooden boat. 1948 Owens wooden boat w/ 2 Chrysler flathead motors. 17 ft fiberglass boat & trailer. c1940’s wooden Cruise-Along boat w/ 2 Chrysler flathead motors. Trojan 26 ft wooden boat. 2-30 ft Owens wooden cruiser boats. Wooden Peterborough lakeside boat w/ 33 hp Johnson outboard motor & trailer. 42 ft Richardson boat. 28 ft steel boat (custom built). Hough-Model HA payloader (needs engine). 1987 Ford 4x4 dually truck w/ 6.9 diesel engine & snowplow. 1985 GMC dump truck w/ 3208 Cat engine. 1984 F250 XL diesel truck w/ 6.9 engine (running condition). 1966 Dodge 800 tractor truck w/ 413 engine. Lge qty of scrap metal. Wooden 18 ft Chesapeake lap stroke boat. 1 to 1½ transmission. Used steel roofing & many other articles too numerous to mention....... This auction is dedicated to preserving the rich cruiser craft. It offers one-of-a-kind vessels in various states of repair, to be appreciated for their beauty. The Payloader & trucks are in need of restoration. Be on time no smalls. All merchandise must be removed within one 1 week of auction. Terms: Cash, Cheque, M/C, Visa, Interac

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Can Hudak avoid shooting himself in the foot? EMC Lifestyle - The end of July and with the 40th Ontario general election set for Thursday, Oct. 6 the rhetoric – not to mention the attack advertising – is heating up as the parties move into high gear on the campaign highway. At this stage it looks very good for the Progressive Conservatives and leader Tim Hudak. With a doubledigit lead in the polls the Tories are poised to make good on their long standing promise to oust Premier Dalton McGuinty and the Liberal Party. There’s little doubt McGuinty’s own standing in the eyes of voters has much to do with his party’s present position. The Ottawa native isn’t well liked. In fact that is probably a major understatement. McGuinty clearly isn’t popular with many in his own party. I will admit he’s never been my favourite politician and that is definitely an understatement. I’ve made that clear in previous columns in this newspaper. McGuinty’s second given name starts with the initial ‘J’ (for James). Long ago I took the liberty of changing it to ‘B’ (for ban). This guy loves bans, of every kind. The one that upset me the most was the Liberals’ questionable ban on pesticides. I see the evidence of that decision every time I look at our front lawn. Thankfully the

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lawn care people are quickly getting a handle on that problem though. Our maintenance firm has made great strides in lowering our personal weed count this year. The pointless ban on smoking in vehicles containing children (you can still smoke at home with the kids in the house of course) is another classic. Worst of all perhaps is the McGuinty government’s move toward banning development in some areas. That is something Randy Hillier, Tory MPP for Lanark, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington, among others is fighting as the rural rights crusade (a justifiable campaign I believe) continues. In fairness I freely admit to supporting the Grit-driven ban on cellular telephones and other hand held devices. Dalton’s bans are probably the least of our worries. It’s the free spending by his government that really has us up against it in this province. Consider the ‘Fair Share Health Care Premium’ which is so grossly expensive for

us, the taxpayers. Or the Liberals’ move toward government sponsored daycare through the all-day kindergarten program. The kindergarten plan is still only half rolled out and members of McGuinty’s own party are balking at it, especially with the election approaching. Who in Ontario can forget the infamous E-Health scandal of a couple of years ago? That is one of the biggest and most pointless spending sprees to occur during McGuinty’s nearly eight-year tenure as premier. There’s a lot more including the absolutely gross over compensation of executives at various provincial board and agencies, something that is unforgivable. Evidently some Liberals have failed to understand the real reasons for their possible demise this fall.

West-Nepean, suggested the No. 1 reason for his party’s poll plunge is due to “Tory attack ads.” I laughed because just minutes earlier I heard a Liberal ad attacking the Conservatives on the same radio station. Who is leading the campaign in that department I wonder?

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We have to send a strong message to politicians who have over spent our tax dollars on questionable programs. The Grits have also turned a blind eye to ridiculously lavish compensation for those at the top, many of whom provide little if any value for money. So, it appears to be a “can’t miss” situation for the Conservatives and new leader Hudak. He took ofﬁce on July 1, 2009. I’m sorry to say that as much as I want to see McGuinty and company gone, I am concerned that their most likely replacements, Hudak and the PCs, are already well off course in a campaign that has barely left the start line. Some of the ideas being advanced by the Tory leader, presumably with the backing of his caucus, are very suspect in terms of value for money, the same thing I have just pilloried the Liberals over. I support a law and order agenda both provincially and federally. But not at any cost! Last Tuesday (July 19) Hudak made a stop in Ottawa during which he announced that a Progressive Conservative government will establish a registry of homes used as grow-ops (marijuana grow operations) and drug labs. He noted that since January, a total of 13 Ottawa homes have been “busted” by police as grow-ops. Hudak’s point is that people currently purchase homes without being aware they were used for such nefarious purposes. He accused McGuinty and the Liberals of opposing such a registry “despite widespread public support.” I don’t know about you but every time I hear the words “government operated registry” I break into a cold sweat! Remember the federal long

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July. Drive In Car Bingos take place every Wednesday in July at the Carp Fairgrounds. Barbecue starts at 6:30 p.m. with bingo starting at 8 p.m. July 7 to Aug. 25. A Whale of a Tale Drop In Story Time at 10:15 a.m. (30mins) Drop in for a delightful half hour program of stories, rhymes and more. Family program. Register for free summer programs at the Carp branch of the Ottawa Public Library at www.BiblioOttawaLibrary. ca starting June 22. For more information call 613-8395412. Aug 2. Sea Creature Cartoon Cel Painting. Paint amazing cartoon sea creatures

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diploma. 2 p.m. (60 min.) Ages 4-12. Register for free summer programs at the Carp branch of the Ottawa Public Library at www.BiblioOttawaLibrary.ca starting June 22. For more information call 613-839-5412. Every Wednesday. Are you a compulsive overeater? Is your food addiction affecting your life? Consider Overeaters Anonymous New Location As of the first Wednesday in June Carp Memorial Hall 3739 Carp Road Wednesdays, 6:30 -7:30 p.m. Contact Catherine 8325476. TOPS. Losers Unit. We lost over 800,000 pounds last year. How did you make out? TOPS, the longest serving non-profit weight loss support group in North America, is looking to form new chapters in the Carp, Dunrobin and Almonte areas. You and three of your friends can work together to achieve outstanding weight loss and health improvement using the techniques and tools in the TOPS program, Please contact Jim Parker at 613 8384777 if you would like more information on being part of this outstanding success story. For more information on the TOPS program go to www. tops.org.

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Aug. 16. The Huntley Township Historical Society presents a Guided Tour of the CBC Building at the corner of Richardson Side Road and William Mooney Rd. Start time is 2 p.m. Please come and enjoy this interesting tour. Light refreshments served. Information: Suzanne 613-839-5203

FITZROY Saturday, Aug. 13. St. George’s Annual Corn Roast & BBQ will be held, 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Cost $10 Adults, $5 (ten years & under). Proceeds will be donated to Bill & Amy Newell who experienced extensive damage to their home and property from the wind storm in April. Come out, sit down, have a chat with your neighbour and enjoy delicious Hudson Corn and Fitzroy Beef while supporting a good cause! The Fitzroy Harbour Seniors Club meets the second Tuesday of every month from Sept. to June at 12:30 p.m.. Come out and join us for a meeting and potluck. We also have carpet bowling on Mondays and Fridays, and shuffleboard on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. All of these activities take place at the Fitzroy Community Centre, 100 Clifford Campbell Dr. For more info call 613-623-4170.

Camp Awesome Come and Explore “God’s Wild Kingdom” July 25 – 29 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Registration Forms are available at the St George’s Anglican Church in mail post at Church Office Door. They are also available online at the Anglican Church and United Church Web sites www. anglicanfitzroyparish.ca, www.fitzroypastoralcharge. ca.

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ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Patience is a virtue, Aries. The best will be in store for you Aries, this week’s circumstances test your ability to later in theIfweek. There’s chance for adventure multitask. you look at itnot as much a game, it could be easier to Monday or Tuesday, things pick up on Wednesday. make it through the but week unscathed. Avoid stress.

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