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McGregor Mug Run and International Beer Festival brings hundreds to Co-An Park

By Ron Giofu

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About 275 runners and walkers hit the streets and trails of McGregor last Saturday for the eighth annual McGregor Mug Run. That was followed by the International Beer Festival back at Co-An Park.

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Almost 300 runners and walkers hit the streets of McGregor on the weekend then cooled off with a cold one back at Co-An Park with hundreds of more people afterward.

The eighth annual McGregor Mug Run and International Beer Festival was Saturday with the late afternoon run seeing people brave the heat to run either a 5K or a 10K on a trail that involved both roadways and the Chrysler Canada Greenway.

The accompanying beer festival saw about 11 local craft breweries participate – including G.L. Heritage Brewing Co. and Lot 10 Brewing Co. of Amherstburg.

“I believe we're at about 275 for the run,” estimated event chair Ryan Raymond. “We've been pretty much the same the last three years, give or take a few people.”

Runners came as far as Kingston, Toronto, London and Chatham-Kent to participate, Raymond added.

“They definitely travel,” he said.

The opening of several craft breweries in the Windsor-Essex County area has helped the festival, he said. A number of local bands and musical performers played under Co-An Park's pavilion as well.

Raymond said he and his team of over 30 volunteers were happy to help out. Proceeds from the McGregor Mug Run and International Beer Festival will be donated to Epilepsy Southwestern Ontario.

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New development Town to assist until Belle Vue Conservancy becomes incorporated charges bylaw

By Ron Giofu

With the transition from the former Amherstburg Community Foundation (ACF) to the current ACF, it has impacted the Belle Vue Conservancy's ability to ensure donors get tax receipts.

To that end, the town of Amherstburg will be stepping in to help process charitable donations until the Belle Vue Conservancy gets its charitable number and can issue receipts themselves.

Belle Vue Conservancy president Shirley Curson-Prue gave an update to town council last Monday night and outlined the progress – and challenges – the group faces.

She noted when she last appeared in May, the conservancy requested that administration be directed to seek out major sponsors to build a conference and event centre on the Belle Vue site, located at 525 Dalhousie St. “At that time we stated our continuing commitment to raise funds to fix the heritage features of the house, specifically the roof, eaves and windows,” Curson-Prue stated in a report to town council.

“Funds raised in 2017 and 2018 were used to pay for the replacement of the roof and eaves and attracted a Parks Canada matching grant

of $100,000. We then turned our attention to the windows and started a new window program offering naming rights for windows at a variety of funding levels from $2,000 to $20,000.”

Curson-Prue stated in June 2019, the group was informed that the Amherstburg Community Foundation (ACF) had a new Board of Directors and that the ACF would no longer issue tax receipts for funds donated to them for the Belle Vue. “We took immediate steps to obtain incorporation status for the Belle Vue Conservancy so that we could issue tax receipts to donors.

We received Ontario Business Corporation approval in July and have submitted our application to the CRA for tax status; this process takes a number of months,” she said. “During this period, we have continued to conduct fundraising events including the annual Nine and Dine Golf event and a Jazz Dinner and Show. We also participated with the Town in the submission of an application in July for Federal Development Program funding of $3.5 million to essentially fix the main floor of the House and the upstairs centre block. The submission described a number of partnerships which would result

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from this funding which would support the use of the House as an event centre. However, it should be noted that even if the FedDev Application is approved in whole or in part, none of these funds was earmarked for the windows.”

Curson-Prue noted that while they continue to receive donations, the total received is understandably less than the conservancy budgeted since not all donors are prepared or able to wait until such time as the group obtains CRA approval and are able to issue a tax receipt to them.

“For this reason, we are not able to confirm that we will be able to adhere to the original five-year schedule to raise the $414,000 needed to replace the windows,” she said.

Councillor Patricia Simone pointed out there are those that want to donate and suggested the town help facilitate the donations until the Belle Vue Conservancy can do it themselves. CAO John Miceli said the town could do that, but noted the town would have to have a segregated fund to keep those funds separate and that a report would be need to be brought to council when the time comes to release the funds.

Curson-Prue said the conservancy has raised over $400,000 towards the restoration of the 200-year-old Belle Vue property.

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Town council has passed a new development charges bylaw and most have agreed to allow more time before it's implemented, but not all council members agree with it.

Council members voted 3-2 to not only pass a new development charges bylaw, but to delay the actual implementation of the fees until Jan. 1, 2020. Council had heard from a developer with concerns.

Voting in favour of the time extension were Deputy Mayor Leo Meloche and councillors Marc Renaud and Patricia Simone with Renaud having made the motion. Councillors Michael Prue and Don McArthur were opposed.

Ron deJonge of Everjonge Homes addressed council with concerns over the increase, believing the fees going up about $4,100 per residential lot could dissuade people from coming to Amherstburg.

Development charges will be going up to around $16,200.

“My concern is that it makes us less competitive,” said deJonge.

The original motion called for implementation Tuesday, the day after the meeting, and deJonge also worried about timing. He wanted another four to six weeks to deal with customers to explain the increases.

Nancy Neale, consultant with Watson and Associates, noted the town's current development charges bylaw expires Oct. 4 and that there would be no bylaw to use to gather charges unless a new one was passed. However, she noted it was up to council how it could be implemented. She pointed out some municipalities FAST hold rates for a period of time as long as certain conditions are met.

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By Ron Giofu A wounded Chris Lewis met with supporters last week to officially kick off his campaign.

Still suffering from injuries sustained in a recent fall at his family farm, injuries which included two broken ribs and a puncture wound that required 22 stitches, the Conservative candidate in the riding of Essex still spoke and met with supporters at his campaign office in Essex. While stating “I've got a ways to go,” Lewis said “this last week has put a fire in my belly” and he is eager to return to the campaign trail.

Even though he has missed time, his team hasn't as Lewis noted his volunteers have gone canvassing while he has been on the mend.

“We're really not missing a step here,” he said.

Lewis said he is hearing that people are paying too much in taxes. He touts Conservative leader Andrew Scheer's plan of scrapping the carbon tax, taking GST off home heating and tax-free parental benefits.

“People are getting by and they are not getting ahead,” he said. “They feel taxed to death. We need relief. We need someone who can bring back a voice for Essex.”

The riding was Conservative for 11 years under Jeff Watson and Lewis said people are ready to get back to that. He added that since his injuries, he has been humbled by the level of support he has received.

Lewis also pledged he will run a positive campaign and wants to make a difference.

“I am in this for one thing – to leave the world a better place than I found it,” he said.

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I remember growing up, my dad would watch David Suzuki and I still recall the warnings he gave us back then about what we were doing to our environment. No one listened. Now all of that is coming true. Are we still going to ignore his warnings? How about his recommendations on how we can start to repair the damage we have done?

We are given this Earth as a gift (whether you are religious or not, we do not own this Earth) that we should appreciate for all its beauty and respect for all that it does for us. Each part of nature has a natural purpose in the ecosystem that is required for us to survive or for the production of our fossil fuels, help our crops grow, clean the air we breathe, etc. We need to realize we do not continue to live if we do not take care of what is most important.

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In May, I was getting into a friend’s car when a strong gust of wind slammed the door against me and I went down with one leg in the car. My leg was impaled on the bottom edge of the door.

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Trudeau visits area as part of Another successful tumultuous week for the Liberal leader year for the

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Liberal leader Justin Trudeau waves to the crowd at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts last Monday night. The prime minister was on the defensive a few days later when 2001 photos of him wearing brownface surfaced.

By Ron Giofu Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Windsor last week speaking to a group of supporters and that was likely the high point of his week given the events that followed.

The Liberal leader was mired in controversy over published photos of himself wearing brownface at a 2001 party. That came just days after his stop at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts, where he touted such things as one million new jobs and new health accords with the provinces.

Trudeau also highlighted the trade agreements his government worked out with the United States and Mexico, believing that “is a win for Canada.” He claimed Conservative leader Andrew Scheer wanted to “cave” to U.S. President Donald Trump on the deal.

“Andrew Scheer was dead wrong,” said Trudeau.

According to the Liberal leader, who was introduced by Chrystia Freeland and Windsor West Liberal candidate Sandra Pupatello, “Windsorites understand more than just about anybody else how truly integrated our economies are with local plants like Fiat Chrysler and many folks crossing the border every single day for work, he said. “They are eating breakfast in Canada, lunch in the U.S. and getting back home to Canada for dinner.”

Trudeau said his government went to Washington and fought for Canadian workers across the country.

Pupatello, joined by Liberal candidates from across the region including Audrey Festeryga in

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Essex, believed “it's time for a strong voice in Windsor and southwestern Ontario” and believed a vote for the NDP “brings us one step closer to Scheer.”

The photos of Trudeau caused the incumbent prime minister to apologize in a press conference last week. According to reports, Trudeau stated: “I dressed up in an Aladdin costume and put makeup on. I shouldn’t have done that. I should have known better, but I didn’t, and I’m really sorry. It was something that I didn’t think was racist at the time, but now I recognize, it was something racist to do.” The PM also told national reporters aboard his campaign plane: “It was a dumb thing to do, I’m disappointed in myself, I’m pissed off at myself for having done it. I wish I hadn’t done it, but I did it, and I apologize for it.”

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Jen Desjardins-Grondin and Francois Dufault from G.L. Heritage Brewing Co. in Amherstburg were on hand pouring drinks at the eighth annual McGregor Mug Run and International Beer Festival last Saturday.

Continued from Page 1 The group presents the run every year because they enjoy it, he added.

“It's in my blood. It's just so fun,” said Raymond. “We love bringing it all together into one awesome festival. It's a good, solid, fun party. It's like the best backyard party you will ever go to.”

Raymond thanked the “phenomenal” sponsors and said that allowed them to book the bands and present the festival. He also thanked the team of volunteers that helped present last Saturday's event. He also said the town of Essex was great to work with, as that is where Co-An Park is located (though Amherstburg contributes to the park's operation).

The date for the ninth annual McGregor Mug Run and International Beer Festival has already been set and that will occur Sept. 26, 2020.

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NDP leader stops in Essex, pitches pharmacare and dental care during visit

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Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh (second from left) addresses the crowd and media outside of Tracey Ramsey’s campaign office in Essex last Friday.

From left: Cheryl Hardcastle (Windsor-Tecumseh), Singh, Ramsey (Essex) and Brian Masse (Windsor West).

By Ron Giofu The leader of the federal New Democratic Party was in the riding last week, promoting his party’s plan for universal pharmacare and dental care.

Jagmeet Singh stopped at Tracey Ramsey’s campaign office in Essex last Friday morning, where he spoke to NDP supporters and assembled media on his

party’s health care plans as well as other topics, including the controversial photos of Prime Minister and Liberal leader Justin Trudeau wearing brownface when Trudeau was younger.

Singh was joined by Ramsey, the incumbent candidate in Essex, and the incumbents in Windsor West and Windsor-Tecumseh – Brian Masse and

Cheryl Hardcastle as well.

“They are fighting hard,” Singh said of his local colleagues.

Singh said both Conservative and now Liberal governments have made decisions “for people at the top” and he said “it’s hurting everyone else.”

“Everywhere I go, I hear how worried people are about affording their medications. People are making impossible choices between paying for prescription drugs or covering their rent.

They need help right now,” said Singh.

“The Liberals have given Canadians false hope on pharmacare for more than twenty years. They promise Canadians help during elections, and then side with big pharma and don’t deliver.”

According to Singh, the Liberals first promised pharmacare in their 1997 Red Book, 22 years ago. He accused Trudeau's Liberals of failing to deliver any help, while taking more than 850 meetings with drug and pharma lobbyists since 2015. He added the Conservatives have shown again and again that they will cut services and hurt families even more – just like he stated Doug Ford has done in Ontario.

“Canadians need a government that takes their struggles seriously, and has the courage to act. It’s not good enough to promise help during an election and then fail to provide it, the way Justin Trudeau has.

We’ll make sure that Canadians get the care they need,” added Singh. “If you need health care in this country, you should use your health card, not your credit card.”

The NDP plan for pharmacare and dental care would take effect in 2020.

Singh said an NDP government would sit down with the provinces and also invest $9 billion federally. He estimated buying medication in bulk could save upwards of $4.2 billion.

Theresa Hayes, an area citizen who lost her full-time job 13 years ago, said she has only been able to find part-time work since with no benefits.

“I work a minimum wage job and my medications cost $300 per month,” she said.

Singh criticized not just the photos of Trudeau, but also Trudeau’s “pattern of behaviour” that also shows in his policies.

He indicated. He noted that he has received a call from Trudeau’s office after the photos became public and Singh said he is “open” to a private conversation with Trudeau.

After stopping at Ramsey’s campaign office, Singh travelled to Windsor where he had a meeting with Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkins and that was followed by a town hall meeting at the Fogolar Furlan Club with Hardcastle, Masse and Ramsey.

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Board members honoured as part of Amherstburg Food & Fellowship Mission’s AGM

By Ron Giofu

The Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission held its annual general meeting (AGM) last week and bid farewell to a long-time board member and thanked a few more.

The mission’s AGM was last Wednesday night and included a tribute to outgoing vice president Shirley Hitchcock. Hitchcock left the board of directors after 11 years of service.

Mission president Tim McAllister had words of praise for his now-former vice president and presented her with a gift on behalf of the board.

“Shirley is a true friend of the mission,” said McAllister.

McAllister explained that Hitchcock and her husband Jon moved to Amherstburg from Toronto and she came in one day to drop off clothes. After chatting with her, McAllister invited Hitchcock to sit on the board.

“I came over and we talked and the rest is history,” he said.

Hitchcock was named an honourary board member, joining Bart DiPasquale as the only other person with that designation, and she was invited to come to the mission any time she wanted.

“I know her heart is here,” said McAllister, as he credited her for helping the mission grow.

Hitchcock said they retired to “this beautiful little town of Amherstburg in June of 2008.”

“Once we were settled in, we found we had many items that we no longer needed. After several phone calls, someone suggested the mission might accept them.

I called and they told me to bring them over,” Hitchcock

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recalled. “When I arrived with a second trip, I noticed that almost all of the items from my first trip were gone.

On my third trip, several people were waiting for me to open the trunk so they could see what was available.

It was on the third trip that Hitchcock said she was approached by McAllister, who thanked her and gave her a tour of the mission.

“He said they could really use more support and asked if I might be interested. I could see the need and decided I would help for a few months,” she said. “It doesn’t seem possible that I have been part of the Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission team for over 11 years.”

Hitchcock said her main contribution during the time she served was to help organize and host fundraising events. She gave special thanks to the many volunteers that worked together to make the events happen and to “the wonderful people and businesses” in the community that supported the mission.

“With the support of two grants and many special fundraisers, I’m proud to leave the mission with custom office furniture, updated kitchen equipment and supplies, many new cupboards, new chairs and more,” she said. “I’m most proud to leave them with an almost new van.”

Hitchcock also pointed out other positive ways the mission impacted her.

“Along the way, I met many people and developed many lasting friendships,” she stated. “Volunteering at the mission has indeed been wonderful and, at times, challenging. However, I feel blessed to have been part of such a wonderful group of people that are truly dedicated to helping others.”

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Outgoing Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission vice president Shirley Hitchcock (left) receives a gift from the mission’s board. Making the presentation are board member Tammy Pasceri and president Tim McAllister last Wednesday night.

McAllister, with the support of his wife Violet and many volunteers, oversee the daily food and fellowship that is offered, Hitchcock continued. Board members each play a vital role in creating and supporting the many things that need to be done daily, she added.

“Without Jon’s support, in so many ways, it would not have been possible for me to dedicate the number of hours I spent supporting the mission and I’m forever grateful,” said Hitchcock. “The mission and the people will always be part of my life and, while I will miss everyone very much, I will be sure to come by to visit on a regular basis.”

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Continued from Page 7 Hitchcock joked she will visit “mainly to make sure Tim is keeping the office neat,” however did tell McAllister in front of the crowd that “it’s been a pleasure to work with you” and “without Tim, there is no mission.”

The board and rest of the volunteers “work together as a team to make sure everything goes right,” Hitchcock stated, with McAllister backing her up on that.

“With all the hands helping out, that makes my job easier,” he said.

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volunteers are encouraged to “always keep your eyes on people coming in that need our help. The rest is small potatoes.” He expressed his “heartfelt gratitude” to current board members, those leaving the board and to newcomers to the board.

The mission had a “good year,” he said, and that it was because of the support of the volunteers and the community.

“You have all made a difference, whether it was through the giving of donations or by some other tangible means,” he said.

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Over the past year, the mission had a new roof put on the building, got a new van, replaced their grease trap and hot water tank and repaired the furnace.

“Certainly, none of that would have been accomplished without the generous contributions you all have made, in some way, shape or form, and for that we are eternally grateful,” said McAllister.

The mission is in its 24th year, he added, but the work is “far from being over,” and they continue to pursue new partnerships and maintain current ones.

“Over the years, we have utilized the generous contributions and donations to serve our community through our breakfast program, our hot meals program, our baby food program, our emergency food bank and our computer accessibility program,” said McAllister.

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Councillor Don McArthur was on hand and praised the work of the mission.

“Thank you for all of the hard work you do to support our town and the people in our town who need it,” said McArthur.

“Your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed.”

Also honoured that night were board members Tammy Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission board Pasceri, Lana Talbot and Sheilagh Jaroszewciz for member Sheilagh Jaroszewciz (left) received a certiftheir volunteer work. icate of appreciation from president Tim McAllister at the mission’s AGM last Wednesday evening.

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Continued from Page 2 Neale added that Amherstburg has competitive rates as compared to other Essex County municipalities, including lower than many. deJonge was concerned that people who are looking to located in Essex County could choose Essex or Kingsville over Amherstburg if there was an increase and said people would be put under pressure to decide with too short of a time frame.

Prue had suggested implementing the new fees Oct. 4.

Town council left the matter on the table during the meeting as Neale prepared a new bylaw and schedule, and picked up the debate once she completed. Prue said the town averages about 12 new builds a month and by delaying the implementation until Jan. 1, the municipality could be out as much as $100,000. Delaying the implementation only until Oct. 4 would result in a slight loss, he believed.

“I am not in favour of losing the most money,” said Prue, telling reporters after the meeting “you are looking at $100,000 by extending it” and believed it could be more if developers rush to get their applications in before the fees go up.

“I think it was a very sad mistake,” he said after the meeting.

Prue added “with all due respect, developers are not poor people” and rejected the argument people may go elsewhere to live.

“If people want to live in Amherstburg, they'll live in Amherstburg,” he said, adding he and his wife chose to locate in town rather than other Essex County municipalities.

McArthur agreed, stating the town has already had public meetings on the topic so it was known the increases were coming.

Meloche believed allowing a grace period “seems to make sense” and that “it's all a matter of perspective.”

“To say that it's a loss, it's a loss if no one builds here in the next three months,” said Meloche.

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Grassy hill sparks discussion at parks and recreation advisory committee meeting

By Ron Giofu The majority of the hill at the Libro Centre has seen grass become longer than in past years and one councillor is wondering why.

Councillor Don McArthur brought the issue forward at the Sept. 9 town council meeting, wondering if it had become too wet to cut or whether the plan was to let the grass grow out and let the hill become more naturalized.

Director of parks, recreation, facilities and culture Phil Roberts pointed out the trail on the hill was cut but acknowledged that it was a difficult task to do so.

The issue was raised again at the recent parks and recreation advisory committee meeting at town hall as McArthur is also a member of that committee.

Manager of parks Annette Zahaluk said the issue is similar to what happened earlier this year to the Golfview Park in that it grew long due to a very wet spring.

“The Libro Centre got away from us in the spring,” she admitted.

Whether or not to use the hill for tobogganing in the winter was also discussed by the parks and recreation advisory committee, with Roberts indicating they can look at that further from a risk management point of view.

As for the grass on the hill, it appears it will remain long for the rest of the season.

Roberts indicated it could be looked at from a naturalization point of view as it could provide a link to the neighbouring Big Creek watershed.

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The length of grass and weeds on the hill at the Libro Centre has garnered the attention of at least one town councillor. Councillor Don McArthur brought the issue forward at both the last regular meeting of town council and the most recent parks and recreation advisory committee meeting.

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they didn’t insist on sidewalks,” he said, using Boblo Island as an example.

The Amherstburg Community Foundation (ACF) Burda also questioned the panel about “investing heard from world-renowned urbanist Gil Penalosa in in the public realm” with such things as park benches August and debated some of his ideas last week. and similar items. That could help people “slow The second of the ACF’s “Thought Leaders” speaker down” and hang out longer in neighbourhoods. series was held last Tuesday night at the Libro Centre “A public realm attracts people when done with Cherise Burda of the properly,” said Micallef.

Ryerson City Builders When improvements Institute moderating a are made in a business panel discussion with area, more things can seven of Penelosa’s ideas get accomplished, he highlighted.

Panelists believed. Micallef said the included author and town has done well with community advocate the care and maintenance Shawn Micallef, urban of King’s Navy Yard Park planner Amy Farkas and but said Sandwich St. S. is town councillors Don “awful” as “the road is so McArthur and Michael fast. Slow it down a little Prue. bit.”

The discussion was Regarding the latter, titled “Does Amherstburg Micallef said that is not Aspire to be the Best? Or just an Amherstburg is it happy with the status critique as main RTT PHOTOS BY RON GIOFU streets are like that in quo?”

On the topic of bicycle a lot of municipalities.

Cherise Burda smiles as she moderates a and pedestrian lanes and Presenting nice public discussion last Tuesday night at the Libro Centre. the protection thereof, spaces to people, he Burda was part of the Amherstburg Community Burda noted Penelosa’s believed, will make Foundation’s second “Thought Leaders” belief that Sandwich people “want to hang out discussion series.

St. is wide enough to there.” accommodate bicycle Expanding public lanes. McArthur stated realm in the core “one the biggest thing for street at a time,” was also him is connectivity to suggested by Micallef. the Cypher Systems Having welcoming infrastructure and Greenway, noting that expanding pathways the proposed Alma St. was suggested by Farkas, bike is a non-protected with McArthur stating he bike lane, but CWATS is was in favour of “quick picking up a portion of wins” and suggested the costs. linear parks, public art “When you get to Alma and pop-up art around St., it’s a death trap,” he the community. said.

Penelosa’s belief there McArthur believed is an abundance of there is tourism potential Cherise Burda of the Ryerson City Builders Institute parking downtown led to having more cycling chats with panellists Michael Prue, Shawn Micallef, Prue to state that local and walking trails, with Amy Farkas and Don McArthur last Tuesday evening. shops still rely on local Prue not only calling for The discussion was presented by the Amherstburg traffic, adding “there is trails but to separate the Community Foundation (ACF). some real good vitality” cyclists from the walkers. in Amherstburg. He was “I don’t believe bicycles critical of towns like belong on the sidewalk Amherstburg that “welcomed in Walmart” as he unless it’s little kids,” said Prue.

Farkas added that infrastructure has to be created believed that takes away from smaller shops in the so that people want to use it, noting her belief that downtown area.

“On weekends, it needs to be a people place,” he Essex is doing a great job with its trails. On the subject of speed limits, Farkas said roads are designed to said, suggesting that Dalhousie St. be shut down move cars and not people and that speed limits could to vehicles from Fort Malden National Historic Site be reduced. She believed streets can be designed for to Royal Canadian Legion Br. 157. “That will bring people to the downtown core.” safety and not just for moving traffic.

Prue added: “The finest places I can remember have A common complaint that council members receive had pedestrian malls down the main road. That’s is regarding speeding, said McArthur, who indicated where I want to go.” he wouldn’t mind reducing speeds on residential Amherstburg is in a unique position with its streets as long as the residents were on board. He noted residents in other municipalities have used historic core and could be a great spot for weekend mechanisms like online petitions and signage to trips, though added it could take a while for the open reduce speeding in their areas as “police can’t be streets concept to catch on.

Farkas noted that public reaction to the “Open everywhere all the time.”

Prue believed the priority for speed reductions is Streets” in Windsor has been met with positive reaction. She believed a “smaller scale” street closure the downtown core and where older people live.

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“Flags of Remembrance” pays tribute to those who served Canada

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Master of ceremonies Michael Beale called for those in attendance to say the name of a veteran they knew aloud.

“It's nice to think they will have a presence with us today,” said Beale.

Veterans Voices of Canada representative Terri DavisFitzpatrick thanked everyone from Windsor as well as Essex and Kent counties for attending. She said the “Flags of Remembrance” ceremonies held nation-wide are fundraisers for Veterans Voices of Canada and that 42 local veterans were interviewed for the projects.

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symbolic of the 128,000 Canadians were were killed or are missing in action in every war from the Boer War to the present.

“Next time you see a Canadian veteran, thank them for their service,” she said. “They were willing to put their lives on the line for us.”

Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkins said the Flags of Remembrance movement is bringing people together coast-to-coast.

“We are free today because of the sacrifices made by people in perilous times,” said Dilkins.

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People from around WindsorEssex County and Chatham-Kent gathered on Windsor's waterfront Saturday to pay tribute to veterans and soldiers that have served Canada.

The Veterans Voices of Canada presented its annual “Flags of Remembrance” ceremony in Assumption Park along the Detroit River with Amherstburg veterans among those honoured. One of the veterans was the late John White, who had his plaque sponsored by St. Thomas of Villanova Secondary School.

“It's just an honour to our family that my dad has been remembered by the kids of Villanova high school,” said Kathy Parks, who was joined by members of her family at the ceremony.

Parks thanked Villanova vice principal Laura Beltran, who arranged for the school to sponsor the plaque.

“She had my dad speak before,” said Parks. “She's responsible for students honouring our veterans and learning their history.”

Parks said her family was pleased to be part of the event.

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Local couple encouraging others to see their own country after epic adventure

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An Amherstburg couple have returned from an epic vacation and are encouraging others to see more of Canada.

Lynne and David Fox travelled north to Churchill, Manitoba where they had the opportunity to view polar bears and various other wildlife, go into Hudson Bay, and hike in an environment with various different flora and fauna. Their trip was Aug. 19-27 with the trip fulfilling one of their goals to see more regions of Canada.

Lynne said they are looking to not only looking to educate fellow Amherstburg residents about Canada’s north and the animals that live there, but they are also hoping to try and inspire people to explore what Canada has to offer.

“I’m looking to perhaps present this at the school where I substitute (École St.-Jean Baptiste) in Amherstburg,” said Lynne. “It was very educational.

It was eye-opening and life-changing.”

Lynne said she would also be willing to share their story with local service clubs and organizations as well.

“Whoever wants to see our photos and learn about our north and our bears, I would be delighted to share the experience,” she said.

The trip came after the local couple had gone on a safari in South Africa. Lynne said that was a “beautiful experience” and they came across information in Canadian Geographic magazine on the northern excursion offered by the company Churchill Wild after returning home.

“We had travelled quite a bit and we wanted to keep experiencing Canada,” she said. “When I saw the arctic safari, I called them. It’s the only one in the

world where you can walk along with the polar bears.”

Lynne noted that “we can do this in our own back yard.”

“I long have had a passion for the polar bear,” she continued. “They are absolutely majestic animals. To see them in their own habitat is almost too good to believe.”

They booked 18 months in advance as the lodges only have eight rooms each and fill up quickly. They were the only Canadian couple on the tour with others from the U.S., Australia, New Zealand and Wales. They went out with three guides on daily hikes, regardless of whether it was sunny or raining heavily, with some of the hikes being upwards of 20 kilometers.

“We were out in it and delighting in the beauty of our north,” said Lynne. “To be walking in the footsteps of the polar bear and to be within 30 metres of them, it just takes your breath away. You are filled with

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“We don’t realize the gem that is up there,” said David. “It was definitely the trip of a lifetime.”

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(Above) David and Lynne Fox (Left) Lynne Fox gets as close as she was allowed to a polar bear during a recent Arctic safari.

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BEAUTIFUL 1.5 STORY HOME ON THEN LAKE WITH 80’ OF FRONTAGE. HOME FEATURES 3 BDRMS, 1.5 BATHROOMS. PLENTY OF UPDATES THROUGHOUT INCLUDING KITCHEN, BATHROOMS, FLOORING, LIGHTING, PAINT, WINDOWS AND MORE. OPEN CONCEPT KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM DESIGN. FRONT SUNROOM AREA WITH LOTS OF WINDOWS AND PATIO DOOR LOOKING OUT OVER THE LAKE. WALKOUT TO REAR YARD. HARDWOOD AND CERAMIC FLOORING. MAIN FLOOR MASTER BEDROOM. UPSTAIRS ARE TWO ADDITIONAL BEDROOMS. SINGLE CAR ATTACHED GARAGE /WITH INSIDE ENTRY.

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING WATERFRONT HOME OVERLOOKING CRYSTAL BAY AND GROSSE ISLE. BEAUTIFUL SUNSET VIEWS FROM MANY ROOMS IN THE HOUSE. OUTDOORS ISYOUR OWN PRIVATE OASIS WITH HEATED IN GROUND POOL, JACUZZI HOT TUB, WATERFALL, TIKI BAR, GORGEOUS GLASS RAILINGS AND MORE. THE DOCK AND THE PATIOSPACE ARE GREAT FOR ENTERTAINING. BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPING SURROUNDS THE WHOLE PROPERTY, FRONT AND BACK. MANY RECENT UPDATES OUTSIDE AND INSIDE.THE INTERIOR IS LOADED WITH GRANITE, MAPLE HARDWOOD & MARBLE FINISHINGS. MAIN FLOOR HAS A BRIGHT OPEN CONCEPT DESIGN. FABULOUS KITCHEN LEADS TOFULLY ENCLOSED SUN ROOM AND MAKES FOR THE PERFECT PLACE TO WATCH THE BOATS GO BY. THE PRIVATE KING MASTER SUITE IS APPROX 900 SQ FT AND OVERLOOKS THE RIVER WITH ITS HUGE WINDOWS AND 4 SKYLIGHTS. WALK-IN CLOSET WITH BUILT IN ORGANIZED SHELVING AND DRAWERS. PRIVATE STEAM ROOM PLUS ENSUITEBATHROOM. SO MANY FEATURES THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE INCLUDING FAMILY ROOM WITH CUSTOM GRANITE MAPLE WET BAR, STONE FIREPLACE.

COUNTRY LIVING. NO REAR NEIGHBOURS! STUNNING 3-4 BDRM, 3 BATH, BRICK TO ROOF RANCH ON A BEAUTIFUL 1.84 ACRE LOT. APPROX 2800 SQ FT ON EACH FLOOR OF FINISHED LIVING SPACE. FEATURING HRWD & CERAMIC TILE FLRG, 9FT CEILINGS W/VAULTED CEILINGS IN GREAT RM & FOYER, LRG EAT-IN KITCHEN. MBDRM FEATURES ENSUITE BATH W/SKYLIGHT & W-IN CLST. GORGEOUS 4 SEASON SUN RM OFF EATING AREA. MAIN FLR LAUNDRY. LWR LVL COMPLETE W/SUMMER KITCHEN, GRADE ENTRANCE SIDE OF HOUSE, FAM RM W/GAS FIREPLACE & PLENTY OF STORAGE. LRG 24’X 26’ 2.5 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. 24’ X 20’ WORKSHOP AT BACK W/METAL ROOF. CEDAR GAZEBO & LRG PATIO SPACE FOR ENTERTAINING. ORIGINAL OWNERS, QUALITY BUILT BY BART DIGIOVANNI IN 1998. C/VAC, ALARM SYSTEM. ROOF 5 YRS, FURNACE & C/AIR 1998.

5815 CONCESSION 5 ROAD E.

AMHERSTBURG, $629,900

9518 MALDEN RD.

6861 CONCESSION 6 N.

BRAND NEW RANCH STYLE HOME. APPROX 2800 SQ FT OF FINISHED LIVING SPACE. COVERED REAR PORCH AND NO REAR NEIGHBOURS.

30 ACRE FARM WITH LARGE MULTI-LEVEL HOME WHICH INCLUDES SEPARATE LIVING QUARTERS ON MAIN FLOOR. ORIGINALLY BUILT AS MOTHER-IN-LAW SUITE. BRICK & PLASTER CONSTRUCTION, 2 CAR GARAGE, PLUS 2 BARNS, HAY LOFT - POWER TO ONE BARN. FARM IS CURRENTLY LEASED YEAR TO YEAR BASIS. HOUSE SHINGLES 4 YEARS, GEOTHERMAL HEATING FURNACE & CENTRAL AIR, APPROX. 5 YEARS, 200 A SERVICE. HOUSE BUILT APPROX. 1984 GREAT LOCATION AT LASALLE AND A’BURG BORDER.

147 LAKEWOOD

ESSEX-HARROW, $699,900

MAINTAINED BRICK RANCH IS SURROUNDED BY HUNDREDS OF MATURE TREESAND SITUATED ON 10 ACRES OF LAND. HOME WAS BUILT IN 1996 BY THESE ORIGINAL OWNERS. HARDWOOD AND CERAMIC FLOORING THROUGHOUT. ALL OAK TRIM.FORMAL LIVING ROOM. NICE FAMILY ROOM WITH A LARGE GAS FIREPLACE AND OAK MANTEL. EAT-IN STYLE KITCHEN WITH PLENTY OF CABINETS, AND ALL APPLIANCESINCLUDED. GARDEN DOORS OFF THE EATING AREA LEAD TO A LARGE SUNDECK TO LOUNGE AND ENJOY THE PRIVACY OF NATURE. MAIN FLOOR LAUNDRY. FULLBASEMENT PARTIALLY FINISHED WITH PLENTY OF ROOM FOR STORAGE. ATTACHED GARAGE WITH INSIDE ENTRY AND AUTOMATIC OPENER. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TOESCAPE THE NOISE OF THE CITY AND STILL BE CLOSE TO ALL AMENITIES.

279 SIMCOE ST.

AMHERSTBURG, $279,900

BRICK TO ROOF, OVER SIZED RANCH ON A 80’ X 235’ TREED LOT. 2.5 CAR DETACHED GARAGE WITH ADDITIONAL WORKSHOP AREA. PLASTER CONSTRUCTION. HARDWOOD FLOORS UNDER THE CARPET IN THE LIVING ROOM AND THE HALLWAY. ATTACHED BREEZEWAY AND MUDROOM. COVERED REAR PATIO AND CEMENT PATIO. FULL BASEMENT, PARTIALLY FINISHED WITH LARGE FAMILY ROOM AND GAMES ROOM. 40 YR SHINGLES. ENERGY EFFICIENT FURNACE AND CENTRAL AIR. GREAT LOCATION, CLOSE TO ALL AMENITIES. THIS PROPERTY IS AVAILABLE FOR REGISTRATION OF OFFERS HOWEVER NO OFFERS WILL BE VIEWED UNTIL OCT. 2, 2019 AS PER THE REQUEST OF THE SELLER. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR DECLINE ANY OFFER INCLUDING PREEMPTIVE OFFERS.

John D’Alimonte or Kim Wheeler Sales Representative

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AMHERSTBURG, $789,900

AMHERSTBURG, $699,900

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80 CHENAL ECARTE

2-3 bdrm ranch style semi town home in Amherstburg. Main floor features 2 bedrooms and a full 4 pc bathroom. Open concept kitchen, eating area and living room design. Patio doors from liv rm leading to a sundeck and a fully fenced in back yard. Fully finished lower lvl with a recently renovated 3 pc bath, family, 3rd bdrm and laundry rm. Single car attached garage with inside entry.

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Over 1700 sq. ft. on main floor plus fully finished lower level. Situated on a 50 x 157 ft. lot.

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Paradise island! Imagine owning your own island just a 15 min boat ride from Mitchell’s Bay. This 2 bdrm seasonal cottage has it all! Features include a covered boat house with lift. New timber framed gazebo and septic system in 2018.

Windows, roof and shingles approx 5 yrs old. A steel breakwall, southern exposure,and spectacular unobstructed views of sunsets make this a dream property. Please allow 24 hours notice for showings. Transportation to and from the property will be provided by the owner. MLS 19023796

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Your executive custom built 2.5 storey home sits on the 16th tee at Pointe West Golf Club and offers approx. 3,000 sq ft plus bsmnt. features incl 4 to 5 bdrms, 4 baths, large eat in kit w/granite countertops and backsplash, formal din rm, 2 way fireplace btwn fam rm and sunken den/library/sitting area, mbdrm suite has luxurious ensuite w/jacuzzi, walk in clst, entrance to mstr bdrm has quaint sitting area w/cozy fireplace, 2nd flr laundry, loft fully finished w/entertainment rm and 2 pc bath, various balconies o/looking manicured yard and golf course, grade entrance.

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517 ALMA $589,900

383 ERIEVIEW AVE

Newly built 1.5 yr new brick to roof ranch style home sitting on a large lot (76 ft x 200 ft). 1850 sq ft. Nicely finished main floor with vaulted ceilings, open concept living room, kitchen with breakfast bar, granite counter-tops, master bedroom with walk-in closet & 4 piece ensuite, main floor laundry, 2 additional main floor bedrooms. Quality finishing in hardwood and ceramic tile. Patio door off dining area leading to covered patio area. Attached 2.5 car garage with extra wide finished drive. Full basement.

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Gorgeous waterfront property high on the bluffs of Oxley. You will enjoy the benefits of having raised views whether from the deck just outside the patio doors, the viewing area only one flight down, or at water’s edge enjoy a fire as the waves lap upon the shore. The home features 2 bdrms w/large master w/walk-in and cheater door to bthrm. Warm and rustic kitchen, huge living/family rm /gas fireplace stretches across the home to enjoy window wall to the lake. Patio drs to vast deck with winding stairs to water’s edge will impress your guests. This lakefront property has outbuilding/garage that can serve as garage and a large area to entertain, use a yoga studio, or just a ‘she shed’ or ‘mancave’. Furnace/AC rented for $124.29/mth. This property has a pre-determined offer date of Sept 17th at 4pm.

Sellers reserve the right to view, accept/decline any offer including pre-emptive offers.SEE SCHEDULE “B” IN DOCUMENTS. DEPOSITS MADE PAYABLE TO LBO -586.

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474 SIMCOE

Meadowview Estates, what you’ve been waiting for! Quality built by nor-built construction. Approximate 1470 sq ft full brick/ stone semi detached 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with open floor plan. Featuring hardwood and ceramic flooring, granite counter tops in kitchen, master suite with walk-in closet and ensuite bath with custom ceramic shower. Main floor laundry room, attached 2 car garage, patio doors leading to covered porch. Full finished basement. Plus architectural ceilings in master bedroom and living room, gas fireplace, concrete drive and more!

Jason Laframboise, Broker or Mitchell Deslippe, Sales Representative 519-903-5817

Quality built home by Duri Construction ltd. Very attractive 3 bedroom 2 full bath, 1740 sq ft (approx) ranch style home in beautiful Meadowview Estates, features brick & stone exterior with stylish architectural metal siding accents & open concept design. Inviting great room with custom entertainment wall, modern electric fireplace & flush tv opening along with 9’ ceilings and 10’ tray to give an open comfortable feel. Hardwood & ceramic flooring throughout. Master bedroom features walk in closet, ensuite bath and architectural ceiling. Quality built kitchen with granite/quartz counter tops, wide patio door leading to covered raised rear concrete porch. Main floor laundry and 2 car attached garage. Full unfinished basement with 3 pc rough-in bath and the list goes on! Everything

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9654 WALKER RD

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433 PEARSON

Truly one of a kind 2 storey home resting in he beautiful town of historic Amherstburg. Approximately 2708 sq. Ft. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms. Offering plenty of living space. Large kitchen with lots of cabinets, built in oven. Hardwood, laminate and ceramic flooring throughout. Oversized garage with 2 pc bathroom. Large fully fenced back yard featuring a 16’ x 32’ in-ground pool. New liner and pump installed in 2017. Sundeck w/pergola and patio. Perfect for entertaining. A/c 2017, new roof 2019, new cement drive 2019, furnace 8 yrs. This property is available for the registration of offers however no offers will be viewed until Sept 26, 2019 as per the request of the seller. Seller has the right to accept or decline any offer including preemptive offers.

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Very well priced 2 bedroom unit with north eastern views of the Detroit River. This beautifully remodeled unit features updated white cabinets in kitchen with dark granite counter tops, stainless appliances included, quality engineered hardwood flooring throughout the unit except in the wet areas, cozy gas fireplace in open concept living/dining room, master bedroom has walk in closet, ensuite bath & 2nd set of patio doors to balcony. Nice size balcony with gorgeous water views has 2nd entrance off living room. Balcony is approximately 16’ in length and 5’5” in width. Tenant will vacate if needed but has been an outstanding tenant. Will need 60 days notice for possession and 24-48 hour notice for showings. This unit shows beautifully!

Brick to roof, over sized ranch on a 80’ x 235’ treed lot. 2.5 car detached garage with additional workshop area. Plaster construction. Hardwood floors under the carpet in the living room and the hallway. Attached breezeway and mudroom. Covered rear patio and cement patio. Full basement, partially finished with large family room and games room.

40 yr shingles. Energy efficient furnace and central air. Great location, close to all amenities. This property is available for registration of offers however no offers will be viewed until Oct. 2, 2019 as per the request of the seller. Seller reserves the right to accept or decline any offer including preemptive offers.

Ranch home sitting on just over a half acre. 10-15 mins to Windsor, Essex, Aburg in the centre of the county sits this 4-5 bdrm, 3 full bath ranch w/ fin’d basement.

Large liv rm greets you as you enter, updated kitchen and dining area w/space for family, mud rm to keep you organized and convenient mn flr laundry w/access to the rear. 3 bdrms on main w/master having 3 pc ensuite that has alt access.

Add’l 5 pc updated bath on main. Basement has 1-2 bdrms, large liv rm w/natural fireplace, games area, loads of storage space and 3rd bath. Mn flr has multiple access to rear sprawling deck with covered portion. Large rear yard w/no neighbours behind or to the north. A must see! This property is avail for reg of offers however all offers to be viewed at 7pm Sept 20th, 2019, at the request of the seller – no pre-emptive offers to be viewed.Please attach schedule “B” to all offers in documents tab, deposit check made payable to LBO (586).

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Cute and cozy 2 bdrm bungalow in the heart of harrow, updates include roof, windows, furnace, central air, perfect for 1st time home buyers, empty nesters, investors, walking distance to everything in town, terrific value in todays market, don’t miss out, Open for registration of offers, all offers to be presented Noon 12:00 pm September 20th, 2019 as per request of the seller. PLEASE SEE SCHEDULE “B” IN DOCUMENTS. DEPOSITS MADE PAYABLE TO LBO -586.

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231 CRYSTAL BAY $439,000 Oversized fully finished ranch semi-detached home on picturesque and prestigious bob-lo island. Approx 1450 sq ft on the main floor consisting of 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, gas fireplace, all new high end laminate and vinyl flooring installed, completely renovated kitchen with new high-end granite counter tops, freshly painted, all new light fixtures and more. Fully finished lower level with 3rd bedroom, additional bedroom and massive family room all consisting of huge 9’ ceilings. Attached garage with inside entry. Furnace and ac (2014), new roof shingles (2013). Ferry fees of $4700 per year apply.

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Beautiful 4 lvl back split in most sought after river canard subdivision. This home is lovingly maintained! Main flr features nice size kitchen w/loads of cabinets, island, patio doors to nice deck.

French doors separate dining area from liv rm. Hrwd flrs, 3 bdrms up & 1 down. Fam rm w/fireplace & grade entrance. Backyard w/I/gr pool & luscious lndscpg. Dbl garage, fenced yard. Call l/s to view this beauty! As per seller’s request all offers will be viewed Monday September 9th @ 830 pm. Seller reserves the right to either accept or reject offers. No escalation clauses & no pre-emptive offers.

Call Brady Thrasher, Debbie Nedin @ 519-736-1766

Enjoy the panoramic views of Lake Erie from this beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home situated on 80 feet of frontage. Beautiful gardens and trees complement this tranquil site. Open floor plan, main floor laundry, efficient geo thermal water furnace and central air. Large 2 car detached garage, paved driveway, stone breakwall and so much more. Association fee for lecc dues are $540.00 per year which includes exclusive use of 80 ft frontage across the street, clubhouse, park etc. Additional 40 ft lot can be purchased in conjunction with this home for $169,888. Refer to mls®19023322.

Jason Laframboise, Broker or Mitchell Deslippe, Sales Representative 519-903-5817

4897 CONCESSION 4

From its enviable acreage counts to its country charm, this grand oasis is surrounded by the most beautiful scenery you’ll ever see. Situated on an impressive 18.5 acre wooded ppty in the highly regarded ‘pleasant valley’, sits a stunning recently completed 2 storey home overlooking a 1 acre private pond equipped w/a 3-tier waterfall. Appreciate the exceptional finishes both inside & outside of the home, from the outdoor Argentinean kitchen, concrete pebble stone heated in ground pool, to the jaw dropping main kitchen w/sliding doors leading to the covered full outdoor kitchen w/retractable screens. Smart home features & automation offered throughout the ppty to simplify your life & maximize your daily experience. The main home features 5 bdrms, 4 baths. Guest home features 1 bdrm, 1 bath. Site features: 5 car garage, barn 6500 sq ft shop with solar contract generating approx $7,000./year in income for the property owner (contract transferable). Step into the life you deserve!!

Large building lot with over 117 feet of frontage in a quiet convenient area of town. There is a good opportunity of severing this lot into (2) approx. 59’ x 115’ lot in an established area 1 block from the Detroit River. South side of the lot has above ground pool and hydro easement for pole maintenance. Property has grass and has chain link fence around the entire lot, great opportunity to live in a peaceful waterfront area while just seconds from county rd 20 and minutes to Lasalle and 22 minutes to Windsor.

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34 BINGHAM

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Cute as a button 2 bdrm bungalow in a very quiet location and on a dead en street w/no traffic. This home is perfect for retirees or first time home buyers. Excellent value in todays market. Open for registration of offers, all offers to be presented 3pm September 24th, 2019 as per request of the seller. No per emptive offers. Need 24 hours notice for all showings Call Brad Bondy @ 519-736-1766

9878 WALKER $1,200,000

2317 FRONT RD

Custom designed 2 Storey home that will impress from the moment you view the grand foyer. This home features 6 bdrms and 6 baths. There are 4-5 bedrooms up with 2 ensuites and a walk through bath. Mn flr features Master wing w/ensuite, 2 large walk in closets, sitting area and access to sewing rm that would make a bright office. Mn flr laundry, formal dn rm and large open concept kit w/island, liv rm has gorgeous fp & mantle centrepiece with lg windows to let in all the natural sunlight. This home has a metal roof, triple garage and fully fin basement. Outside you will find a separate building that could be a great workshop. There is an ingrd pool with a lg patio to enjoy the long summer days and nights. All of this sitting on over 7 acres with your own wind farm and geothermal furnace that is spaced though the home to ensure a comfortable and even heat distribution throughout.

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Year new! Brick to roof. One house or two, you decide! Each lvl separate makes 1400 sq ft each lvl. Separate entrances.

Fully furnished both flrs. Plus 25’ x 42’ detached garage, heated workshop, beautifully lndscpd 0.66 acre of private rear yard. Separate furnaces & c/air units. Hrv system. 2 lrg covered rear decks. Plus a 8 x 40 ft container attached to shop. List too numerous to mention here. This ppty is available for registration of offers, however no offers will be viewed until Sept 23/19 @ 8pm, as per the request of the seller. Seller has the right to accept or decline any offer.

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Very well maintained 3+2 bedroom, 2 full bath raised ranch home in popular Kingsbridge Subdivision. Open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, formal dining area, maple kitchen cabinets and patio door leading to sun deck. Hardwood and ceramic flooring, cozy family room with gas fireplace, 2 car attached garage and so much more. Situated on a spacious fenced in lot.

Jason Laframboise, Broker or Mitchell Deslippe, Sales Representative 519-903-5817

Location, location!! Downtown Riverfront Core! Walk to all the downtown dining & action. Main flr bdrm, 1.5 baths, detached 2.5 car garage. Pool & more! Currently rented tenants w/stay if purchased as a rental investment.

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147 LAKEWOOD $374,900

586 DALHOUSIE

Beautiful 1.5 story home on then lake with 80’ of frontage. Home features 3 bdrms, 1.5 bathrooms. Plenty of updates throughout including kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, lighting, paint, windows and more. Open concept kitchen/living room design. Front sunroom area with lots of windows and patio door looking out over the lake. Walkout to rear yard. Hardwood and ceramic flooring.

Main floor master bedroom. Upstairs are two additional bedrooms. Single car attached garage /with inside entry. Shingle approx 2008. Furnace 2006. All main floor windows replaced in 2006 & 2007. Local improvement charge included in taxes until 2022.

Rare sought after waterfront home on the Detroit river, within walking distance to historical downtown Amherstburg, 25 minutes to the u.S. Border & 10 minute drive to the essex county wine route. Beautiful brick to roof home with attached garage. The kitchen & bathrooms have been modernized with granite & new light fixtures. The roof, fascia, soffits & troughs have been recently updated. A brand new concrete driveway was installed in 2018. The house had a laundry room, work room & bar added in 2018 as well. A 10 x 8 shed was erected in july 2019. Hardwood, porcelain & ceramics throughout. Stunning views from the floor to ceiling windows & doors in the lower and main level great rooms & bedrooms. Upper bedroom & great room have a walkout balcony to enjoy the views.

Grade entrance from the lower level to an over sized deck for awesome entertaining. A 2nd deck is located over th water, leading from the boat lift providing you with even more spectacular views.

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1523 RAVINE

368 LAVERS $437,500

Welcome to 1523 Ravine Line in Kingsville. This well appointed fully renovated 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home sits on a massive lot decorated with mature trees backing on to a peaceful ravine. This spacious bi-level home offers great amenities with its gourmet chefs kitchen, stunning master suite, secluded park like setting area in backyard. A home like this does not come up often. Book your private tour today.

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Hurry before it’s too late. This is the last model offering possession for end of August. You can be in your new home before school starts. Well-appointed 1550 sq. ft. raised ranch 54 x 131 ft. lot. Includes H.S.T. and concrete drive. 9 ft. ceilings throughout. Cathedral ceiling in the living area adds a spacious feel to this 3 bedroom home with 2 full bathrooms. Covered rear deck.

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2 bdrm, 2 bath waterfront full brick home located along Amherstburg’s most beautiful water way. Home has loads of character & is situated on a 77.52’ x irreg lot. Main flr features kitchen & eating area, combination living & dining rm, 2 bdrms, 1 - 4pc bath & a 2pc powder rm. Lrg windows make the magnificent unobstructed view breathless. Lower lvl with walkout can be completed to your liking to add to this great living space. Hot water gas boiler with c/air, 1 car attached garage and more. Home is being sold “As is”.

Call listing agent for more info on this great property. This ppty is avail for registration of offers however no offers will be viewed until Sunday September 29th at 6pm as per the request of the seller. Seller reserves the right to accept or decline any offers.

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BLUFFS OF OXLEY. RAISED HOME, VIEWS FROM DECK JUST OUTSIDE DOORS, UP THE VIEWING AREAAND AT WATER’S AMHERSTBURG: 2 STOREY 6 BDRMS AND 6 BATHS. 4-5PATIO BEDROOMS W/ 2 ENSUITES A WALK EDGE ENJOY A FIRE. ]2 BDRMS W/LARGE MASTER AND CHEATER DOOR TO BTHRM. KITCHEN, HUGE THROUGH BATH. MN FLR FEATURES MASTER WINGW/WALK-IN W/ENSUITE, 2 LARGE WALK IN CLOSETS, SITTING AREA AND LIVING/FAMILY RMRM\. /GAS FPFLR ACROSS THE HOME, WALL TO AND THE LAKE. TO VAST W/WINDING ACCESS TO SEWING MN LAUNDRY, FORMAL DN RM LARGEPATIO OPEN DRS CONCEPT KIT DECK W/ISLAND, LIV RM STAIRS TO WATER’S EDGE. THIS LAKEFRONT PROPERTY HAS OUTBUILDING/GARAGE THAT CANFIN SERVE AS GAW/FP & MANTLE CENTREPIECE WITH LG WINDOWS. METAL ROOF, TRIPLE GARAGE AND FULLY BASEMENT. SEPARATE BUILDING BE TO WORKSHOP. INGRD W/LG PATIO. \OVER 7 ACRES YOUR OWN WIND FARM RAGE AND A LARGECAN AREA ENTERTAIN, USEPOOL A YOGA STUDIO, OR JUST A ‘SHEWITH SHED’ OR ‘MANCAVE’.

FURAND GEOTHERMAL THAT IS SPACED THOUGH THE HOME. NACE/AC RENTED FURNACE FOR $124.29/MTH..

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Amherstburg goalie Evan Smith makes a save during the third period of the Admirals’ 8-4 loss last Friday night in Lakeshore. Smith relieved starting goalie Jared Ratko in the third period.

By Ron Giofu This year's group of Amherstburg Admirals are younger than in years

past and they were taught some lessons last Friday night by a veteran Lakeshore squad.

The two-time defending PJHL Stobbs

Division champion Canadiens knocked off the Admirals 8-4 at the Atlas Tube Centre. The Admirals kept it close for two periods, trailing 2-1 after 20 minutes and 5-4 after 40 minutes, but the host Canadiens pulled away in the third period by outscoring Amherstburg 3-0 over the final 20 minutes.

Christian McBride, Patrick Godin, Max Clifford and captain Broden Meloche scored in a losing effort for the Admirals. Starting goalie Jared Ratko was pulled after the seventh Lakeshore goal with Evan Smith allowing the eighth goal in just under nine minutes of action.

It was the first game of the season for the Admirals but the second for Lakeshore, who had won 2-1 in Essex last Tuesday night.

“Neither goalie was good tonight,” believed Amherstburg head coach Paul Bortignon. “There were 12 goals on something like 40 shots.”

Bortignon said the Admirals had “spurts of offence” in Friday night's Jr. C hockey game, noting that was keyed primarily by the line of Clifford, Broden Meloche and Kyle Meloche. He said McBride was likely the team's best

player through the first ten minutes of the game but he got hurt after that.

The Admirals learned what they have to do to get better and Bortignon said that includes the coaches.

“As a staff, we have a lot of work to do, that's for sure,” he said.

Godin scored his first Jr. C goal, so Bortignon said that was good to see.

“As a group, we got overwhelmed a bit by a veteran team,” he said. “They are two-time defending champs and poised for a third with the way they played tonight.”

The Admirals aren't hitting the panic button after one game, Bortignon added, but they do have to get better and expects to have better, more competitive practices this week in preparation for this weekend's games. He thinks the loss in Lakeshore should be motivation for his team.

The next game for Amherstburg is Friday night at 7:30 p.m. in Dresden. The home opener for the Admirals is this Sunday at 7 p.m. with the Mooretown Flags being the opponent at the Libro Centre. The Admirals play five of their first six regular season games on the road.

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Bulldogs open WECSSAA senior football season with win over Massey

A pair of Rosati punts went through the end zone for single points – one in the third quarter and one in The General Amherst Bulldogs senior football team the fourth – to put the Bulldogs up 16-0 but Massey opened the WECSSAA Tier 1 West season the way clawed back with a single of their own and a 65-yard they finished off last year – with a victory. touchdown pass and the two-point conversion in the The Bulldogs travelled to Massey last Friday fourth quarter. afternoon and defeated the Mustangs 16-9 on their However, the Mustangs could score no more and home field. General Amherst did the bulk of their General Amherst won its first game of the season. scoring in the “We had it going first half thanks early,” said Crain. to a pair of “We let it go in touchdown passes the second half. from quarterback We played a little Emmitt Rosati. sloppy.”

The Bulldogs Crain credited scored on their Rosati for the first possession first quarter of the season touchdown. with the scoring “I just had to drive capped push the guy away by a ten-yard and get him off of touchdown pass me,” said Crain. from Rosati to “That's all on Nolan Crain.

Emmitt.”

General Amherst Defensive coRTT PHOTO BY RON GIOFU ordinator took their 7-0 lead Joel into the second Charron said he Members of the General Amherst Bulldogs defense bring down was happy with quarter, where they doubled it thanks to the Massey ball carrier during the second half of their 16-9 win the win though last Friday afternoon in Windsor. a 33-yard touchdown noted they had pass from Rosati to to improve their Austin Hocevar late in the quarter. They almost scored tackling. He said losing Jacob Caldwell to an injury again right before halftime as the Bulldogs recovered will be a loss for the team. the onside kick and Rosati connected with Crain on “When we need to make stops, the defense made the ensuing play but Crain was stopped short of the them,” he said. goal line.

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Rudak noted the tackling issues as well and some other miscues, but he said all of them are correctable.

He said Hocevar raised his level of play and Crain played a very strong game.

The Bulldogs will scrimmage with Tecumseh Vista Academy this week with their next league game scheduled for Centennial Park Oct. 4 at 3 p.m. versus the St. Anne Saints.

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St. Clair College soccer action returns to the Libro Centre

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Men’s and women’s soccer action from St. Clair College is again at the Libro Centre this year as the new sports complex is being constructed at St. Clair’s main campus. Pictured is action from Sunday’s men’s game. The next action in Amherstburg for St. Clair College is Friday against the Mohawk Mountaineers with the women playing at 5 p.m. and the men at 7 p.m.

Special to the RTT The St. Clair College men’s varsity soccer team continued their OCAA regular season home schedule on Sunday afternoon at the Libro Centre in Amherstburg.

The Saints came away with a hard fought 2-0 victory over the Niagara College Knights. The first half was scoreless as both teams had a couple of decent chances in an evenly played 45 minutes. The Knights had eight shot attempts compared to seven for St. Clair. The Saints took over the game in the second half holding a convincing 17 to 7 edge in shot attempts.

However, St. Clair did not beat the Niagara keeper

until the 68th minute on a nice strike by Noel Junior (Brazil) from in tight. The Saints got an insurance goal

by Daniel Wlodek (Kitchener; Huron Heights) in the 75th minute that all started with a great place kick by St. Clair keeper Jaksa Vulovic (Windsor; Riverside).

Vulovic had a solid game in goal making a couple nice saves in turning aside all seven shots he faced.

Heading into the match St. Clair was ranked 7th in the OCAA. With the win the Saints improved to 3-2 while Niagara fell to 1-3.

The St. Clair College men’s varsity soccer team opened up their OCAA regular season home schedule on Saturday afternoon at the Libro Centre in Amherstburg against the top ranked Humber Hawks.

The Saints had a decent first half only trailing 1-0 heading in the break with the Hawks scoring in the 33rd minute. Humber then jumped all over the Saints scoring three quick goals in the 60th, 62nd and 67th minutes to go up 4-0. St. Clair broke the shut out with Korede Adepitan (Etobicoke; NACI) scoring a nice goal in the 80th minute. That was as close as the Saints would get with the final scoring ending 4-1.

Humber controlled the play for a significant part of the match holding a large margin in shot attempts by a total of 26-11. Saint’s keeper Haiden Gelinas (Windsor; St. Joseph’s) was solid in net despite allowing 4 goals making a couple spectacular saves as he turned away nine shots on goal in the match.

Heading into the match St. Clair was ranked seventh in the OCAA while the Hawks were ranked first in the OCAA and 1st in Canada. With the loss the Saints dropped to 2-2 while Humber improved to 4-0.

The Saints are next in action on Friday when they host the Mohawk Mountaineers at 7 p.m. at the Libro Centre.

The St. Clair College women’s varsity soccer team continued their OCAA regular season home schedule on Sunday afternoon at the Libro Centre in Amherstburg.

The Saints came up short falling 3-1 to the Niagara College Knights. St. Clair got off to a slow start with

the Knights scoring in the 9th and 22nd minutes to go up 2-0. The Saints got back in the match when Cassie Nicholas (Windsor; Holy Names) scored a nice goal in the 40th minute.

St. Clair had a better second half but could not get the equalizer. The Saints hit a post and missed a wide open net to tie the score. Niagara scored the insurance goal in the 78th minute with St. Clair pushing forward for the tying goal.

Heading into the match St. Clair was ranked seventh in the OCAA. With the loss the Saints dropped to 2-3 while Niagara improved to 3-1.

The St. Clair College women’s varsity soccer team opened up their OCAA regular season home schedule on Saturday afternoon at the Libro Centre. the Saints came up just short falling 2-1 to the Humber Hawks.

Humber started off the scoring in the 35th minute. St. Clair tied the match up on a nice goal by Ryan Morneau (Windsor; L’Essor) in the 55thminute. The rest of the match was evenly played until Humber scored in the 78th minute to take the lead on a nice shot into the top corner.

Humber controlled the play for most of the first half holding a 9-4 edge in shot attempts. The Saints had a better second half with Humber holding an 8-7 edge in shot attempts. St. Clair keeper Alex Samping (Windsor; Holy Names) was solid in net making 5 saves in the first half and 2 in the second. The Saints pushed for the equalizer after that but could not get one past the Humber keeper. St. Clair defenders Ravneet Rana (Windsor; Riverside) and Charesse Thomas-Tate (Brampton; St. Thomas Aquinas) had good games at the back end as well.

Heading into the match St. Clair was ranked 7th in the OCAA while the Hawks were ranked 8th. With the loss the Saints dropped to 2-2 while Humber improved to 2-1-1 The Saints are next in action on Friday when they host the Mohawk Mountaineers at 5 p.m. at the Libro Centre.

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Christ Anglican Church hosts 200th anniversary gala

By Ron Giofu

People dressed in their Sunday best to head to Christ Anglican Church even though it was a Saturday evening.

As part of its 200th anniversary celebrations, Christ Anglican Church hosted a gala outside the church that saw over 55 people attend. The formal festivities were held under a tent and featured a musical performance from the Chatham-Kent based group “Canto in Armonia” following the dinner prepared by chef Dennis Rogers.

Father Bill Strang said they had people attend not only from Amherstburg, but from elsewhere as well.

“We've got people from Amherstburg and from some of the deanery communities within different parts of Essex County,” he said.

Proceeds from the 200th anniversary gala will be reinvested back into the church.

“The big news is the weather held up,” said Father Strang. While there were bouts of rain at points during the day, by the time the evening came around, the rain was out of the area.

“It's the first time we've done anything like this,” he added. “Aside from a picnic, I can't remember us doing anything outside like this.”

Given it was the church's anniversary, Father Strang said it was important to have the gala on site and not in a hall, but noted they needed the tent as the church doesn't accommodate this size of a gala.

“I'm pleased that everything seems to be going well,” he said Saturday evening.

This is the latest in a string of 200th anniversary events that Christ Anglican Church has held and more are on the horizon. This Sunday is the church's annual “Blessing of the Animals” service where people can bring their pets and have them blessed. That will be at 10:30 a.m.

The 200th anniversary service will be held Dec. 1 with Archbishop Linda Nicholls attending. There will be 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. services that morning and Father Strang said past parishioners and the general public are welcome to attend.

Christ Anglican Church is located at 317 Ramsay St.

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Members of the Christ Anglican Church family as well as supporters from other churches came to a black tie gala Saturday night in recognition of the church’s 200th anniversary. “Canto in Armonia” performed (top photo).

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To mom’s extended family at Kensington Court for treating her like the Lady she was, we are so truly grateful. She will be “Unforgettable”. Thanks to the staff on ICU and 7th floor at WRH Ouellette Campus for their care and compassion. P. S. Thanks Kyle As per her wishes, cremation will be followed by a private family service at a later date. In kindness, memorial donations made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.

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Loving grandmother of Daniel (Meaghan), Tommy (Kila), Brian, Ashley (James), Michael, Brandon, Jordan, Abigail, Hayden and Dan (Marissa). Predeceased by her parents Walter Mountain and Violet Mountain. Dear sister of Richard (late Dori) Mountain and the late Ron Mountain (Winnis). Sister in law of Catherine (Leonard) Bondy, the late Joseph (late Shirley) Bondy, and Dorothy (John) McCaffrey. Beverley was employed by Malden Township for a number of years. Employed by the Windsor Chamber of Commerce and was the bookkeeper and office administrator for B & M Appliance Service.

Visitation Tuesday September 24, 3:00 p.m. - 6:00p.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall, 62 King St. E. Harrow, Ontario. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made by cheque to the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Ontario or Make a Wish Foundation. Arrangements intrusted to Gerald A. Smith Funeral Home 197 King St. W. Harrow. You may send your online condolences to www.geraldasmith.ca

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Beloved husband of Patricia (Pat) for 55 years. Loving father of Chris (Ruth) and Sharon (Colin). Proud grandfather of Melissa, Adam, Mark, Matthew, Madison and Jacob. Great grandfather of Kairi, Aveah and Evelyn. Brother of the late Anthony (Lorraine), Michael (Ruth). Special brother of the late Leo O`Hara (Lois).

Will be missed dearly by many relatives and friends. Norm enjoyed many years of retirement from General Chemical. Special Thanks to Dr. Johnston, the nurses and staff on 5N at WRH along with the many doctors and nurses that provided care to Norm at WRH and Erie Shores Hospital, Dr Bergeron and the staff at Hospice along with the LHIN. Heartfelt thanks to Dr. Leighl, Yolande and the Princess Margaret Hospital Mesothelioma team for all your compassionate care provided to Norm during his illness.

If you desire, memorial tributes to The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation for Mesothelioma research or the Hospice of Windsor would be appreciated. Cremation has taken place. A memorial visitation celebrating Norm’s life will take place on Sunday September 29, 2019 from 11am until time of service at 2pm at Families First 585 Sandwich Street South, Amherstburg, 519-969-5841. A reception will follow after the service. Share memories, photos or make a donation at www.FamiliesFirst.ca

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RESTOULE Leo Wayne “Mark” 67 years, passed away peacefully on Sunday, September 22, 2019, surrounded by his loving family after a courageous battle with cancer. Beloved husband of Anne (nee Hooper) for 33 wonderful years. Beloved and dedicated father of Melissa. Predeceased by parents Edouard Eli and Grace Mary as well as sister Patricia “Patsy” and brother Eugene “Gino”, also by Father and Motherin-law Eric and Doreen Hooper. Survived by Rosemary “Mimi”, Donna and Joe Dakin, by sister-in-law Anita (Gino), Francine Desrosier (the late John, 2019), Yvan, brother-in-law of Paul Hooper (Brenda) as well as numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and a large extended family. Survived also by his 2 faithful k-9 companions Sasha and Lily. Mark enjoyed golfing, playing pool and was an avid fan of Laurel and Hardy. Past Master of Thistle Masonic Lodge and an alumni and volunteer at Brentwood Recovery Home. Most recently Mark explored his passion of being a social worker, happily devoting his time to the community in Sheshatshui (Innu First Nation) in Labrador.

Visitation will take place at the James H. Sutton Funeral Home (401 Sandwich St. S. Amherstburg, Ont. 519-736-2134) on Tuesday, September 24 from 2:00pm until 5:00pm and 7:00pm until 9:00pm. Visitation will continue at Christ Anglican Church (317 Ramsay St., Amherstburg) on Wednesday, September 25 at 10:00am until time of Funeral Service at 11:30am. Cremation to follow. In lieu of donations, one of Mark’s final requests was that you “Find an occasion to spend quality time with family and those you love around you.”

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Good Shepherd Lutheran Day Care celebrates a decade A local day care centre celebrated its tenth year with a barbecue and open house last week.

The Good Shepherd Lutheran Day Care marked its decade of being in business last Thursday at their day care, located within the church at the corner of Concession 3 North and Alma St. Supervisor Amanda Deslippe said they had the barbecue, bouncy castle, face painting, games and more to allow families to come and enjoy the facility.

They also painted “Kindness Rocks”

with inspirational messages that will be placed in the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church rock garden.

Deslippe said the enrolment numbers fluctuate but she believes they are at the largest number of students they’ve had in a while. That said, she said they offer a good learning environment.

“We have smaller class sizes,” said Deslippe.

“Families really enjoy that.”

Good Shepherd Lutheran Day Care currently has seven people on staff with the open house featuring a mix of current parents and children along

with some new faces.

There are between 3040 children enrolled at the day care, she added.

“The members of the church came out too, which is good,” said Deslippe.

Pastor Tim Schneider plays one of the games offered as part of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Day Care barbecue and open house last Thursday night.

RTT Photo by Ron Giofu

Krysti Roehler (left) paints the face of her son Finley during a barbecue and open house held last Thursday night at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Day Care.

RTT Photo by Ron Giofu

Jordyn Harris (left) puts a temporary tattoo on the arm of Grace Krey at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Day Care’s barbecue and open house last Thursday night. The day care is located within the church building, located at the corner of Concession 3 North and Alma St. RTT Photo by Ron Giofu

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Mary Coombs, wife of Amherstburg native Jason Coombs, makes a brigadeiro in the kitchen of her Toronto shop. Jason and Mary, Jason being a former Amherstburg resident, will be on Dragons Den Oct. 4 on CBC.

By Ron Giofu A man originally from Amherstburg will be appearing on the CBC series “Dragon's Den” early next month.

Jason Coombs and his wife Mary operate the shop “Mary's Brigadeiro” in their home city of Toronto and they soon could be getting a boost from the “dragons” depending on what happens on the show, which is scheduled to air Oct. 3.

“It was a pretty crazy experience,” said Coombs of getting on the show.

“We hadn't planned on doing a pitch.”

Coombs said they were contacted “out of the blue” on a Thursday as spots were open to appear on the show.

“Their main people followed Mary's story and thought it would be a good idea,” said Coombs.

Their appearance was approved the following day and they were on the show the next Sunday filming, which was Mother's Day weekend.

“It was one day after the other,” said Coombs.

Mary was featured on a popular CBC Radio show and that led to a busy weekend, the same weekend they were putting together their “Dragon's Den”

pitch.

“It was a crazy weekend,” said Coombs.

Viewers will have to tune into the show to see what happens next.

Coombs met his wife while he lived in Brazil, and he moved there in 2008.

Mary and her mother would make brigadeiros, a Brazilian treat that is comparable to a chocolate truffle only with one smooth texture.

“Mary learned from watching their mother who did it as a means to survive,” said Jason.

Mary learned the craft, and after she provided some of her brigadeiros to a friend's wedding, she discovered it was a passion for her. It led to an online business and trips to markets and now they have their own shop.

“It's going to be pretty crazy (to watch) the show,” he said.

They want to bring the Brazilian treat to as many cultures as possible, he added, and “Canada is a melting pot that allows us to do that.” He said they are in the process of creating new flavours and they also sell to cafes and fine food stores.

“It's our life right now,” said Coombs.

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The Amherstburg Admirals held their annual golf tournament Sunday at Sutton Creek Golf Club in McGregor. The winning team with a score of 60 were Jeff Quenneville, Rob St. Germain, Mark Muzzin and Matt St. Germain.

By Ron Giofu The Amherstburg Admirals traded their hockey sticks for golf clubs Sunday as a way to raise money to fund their operations.

The local PJHL Stobbs Division Jr. C hockey club hosted its “Fall Classic” golf tournament at Sutton Creek Golf Club near McGregor with proceeds going to fund team operations. Co-owner Wes Ewer was pleased with how things turned out.

“We had 18 full groups, 72 total,” said Ewer, who owns the team with Matt Fox and Gaspare Spada. “It was a really good turnout.”

Most of the players, including some of the new additions, either golfed or volunteered in some fashion.

“With a lot of new guys, to get them to step up right away, that's awesome,” said Ewer. “We're glad they are buying into the Admirals family.”

A lot of families took part in the tournament, Ewer added. He said the number of golfers is similar to previous years, perhaps up slightly, and they received a lot of donations and support from local businesses.

“It makes for a really fun day,” he said.

They also were supported by Mother Nature.

“The weather couldn't have been better,” said Ewer. “We definitely lucked out with the weather.”

The Admirals hope to raise $4,000-$4,500, he added, and that will fund team operations. That includes team outings, ice time, buses and other expenses necessary to run a Jr. C hockey franchise.

“It's definitely one of our largest fundraisers,” said Ewer.

Ewer also thanked Sutton Creek Golf Club, all of the volunteers, and particularly his mother Mary as she is the driving force behind organizing the golf tournament.

The winning team with a score of 60 were Jeff Quenneville, Rob St. Germain, Mark Muzzin and Matt St. Germain.

The women's closest to the pin contest was won by Brenda Couch while Mary Ewer won the women's longest drive. Admirals captain Broden Meloche won the men's longest drive while Udo Kiewitz won the men's closest to the pin. Josh Talerico, an assistant captain, won the putting contest.

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COMMUNITY NEWS - Wednesday, September 25, 2019 - 27

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iPad Contest Winner

THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AMHERSTBURG Is recruiting to fill the vacancy of EVENT SUPPORT LABOUERS (2) TEMPORARY PART TIME

Reporting to the Manager of Parks and Naturalized Areas, the Event Support Labourer will perform various physical duties with regard to setting up the River Lights Winter Festival for the Canadian Experience Grant.

The successful candidate will have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (Grade 12), and a valid Class G driver’s license in good standing. Must have valid “Manlift” Operator Training and Certification, with experience in event set up and take down, indoor and outdoor facility maintenance, and excellent customer service skills.

Valid First Aid, CPR, and MTO Book 7 courses are preferred.

Visit www.amherstburg.ca for a detailed job description. Interested applicants are invited to submit a resume specifically noting qualifications and experience as outlined in the job description no later than 4:30 p.m. on Friday, October 4, 2019.

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Email: resumes@amherstburg.ca Personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O 2001, and will be used only for the purpose of determining eligibility for employment.

The Corporation of the Town of Amherstburg is dedicated to maintaining a fair and equitable work environment, and in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, and the Human Rights Code, the Town of Amherstburg will provide accommodations throughout the recruitment and selection process to applicants with disabilities. If selected to participate in the recruitment process, please inform the Town of Amherstburg Human Resources staff of the nature of any accommodations you may require to ensure your equal participation.

The River Town Times online contest for a free Apple iPad concluded with Becky McCaffrey of Amherstburg being chosen as the winning entrant. People were eligible to win by signing up for a free e-subscription to the RTT’s website, found at www.rivertowntimes.com. Editor Ron Giofu (left) makes the presentation to McCaffrey last Thursday afternoon. McCaffrey said she reads the local newspaper both in print and online and “likes” the RTT on Facebook as well.

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Get your tickets for Carnival Diablo Sideshow tickets at the Gordon House. For 9 years +.

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Drainage Board Meeting Town Hall, Council Chambers 6:00 pm

Boblo Blockhouse 1pm-5pm

The Libro Centre Turf Tots

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OCTOBER 3

SEPTEMBER 28 Amherstburg Farmers’ Market In Toddy Jones Park 8:30am-1:30pm Amherstburg Uncommon, downtown Amherstburg 12pm-10pm 7pm ~ Fantastic Feast Dining Experience Museum Ghost Tour @ Park House Museum 7pm-10pm tix req Little Buddies Mobile Fun Zone, Toddy Jones, 12-2pm Public Skating 4:30pm-6:3pm Essex County in the War of 1812Fort Malden 10am-5pm

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Drop in Pickleball

Amherstburg Farmers’ Market In Toddy Jones Park 8:30am-1:30pm

General Amherst 6 – 8 pm

Little Buddies Mobile Fun Zone, Toddy Jones, 12-2pm

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Mooretown Vs Admirals 7:00pm The Libro Centre Turf Tots 9:00am-11:00am Family Turf Time 12:00pm-2:00pm

Town of Amherstburg Fire Siren Testing 12:00pm Amherstburg Uncommon, downtown Amherstburg 4pm-10pm 7pm ~ Fantastic Feast Dining Experience Museum Ghost Tour @ Park House Museum 7pm-10pm tix req Drop in Pickleball General Amherst 6 – 8 pm $5/person

White Goods Collection

Amherstburg Uncommon, downtown Amherstburg 12pm-6pm

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Public Skating 4:30pm-6:3pm

Yard Waste Collection North Zone

Essex County in the War of 1812 Fort Malden 10am-5pm

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The Libro Centre Turf Tots 9:00am-11:00am Family Turf Time 12:00pm-2:00pm

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OCTOBER 9

The Libro Centre Turf Tots 10:00am-12:00am

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Co-An Park Committee Meeting Co-An Park Office 5:00 pm

OCTOBER 11 General Amherst 6 – 8 pm

LAST DAY! Amherstburg Farmers’ Market In Toddy Jones Park 8:30am-1:30pm

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Little Buddies Mobile Fun Zone, Toddy Jones, 12-2pm

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