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Kanata-Carleton MP Karen McCrimmon will host her first town hall meeting this Friday, Jan. 15.

The Liberal Member of Parliament promised to host public meetings with constituents during the election campaign, a format where residents of KanataCarleton could discuss items of importance and raise questions.

“I’m one of these people who feel I have to be answerable to the people of the riding,” said

McCrimmon. “It’s to create that dialogue that I think has been missing for a while.”

The meeting will have a focus on the federal budget, with a summary of the government’s plans.

“The meeting is structured around the budget consultation but not stringently so,” said McCrimmon. “We’re here to listen about what the priorities are.

People can bring their own ideas about how we should be spending money and the investments that need to be made.”

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A number of former National Hockey League stars are coming to West Carleton this Saturday, Jan. 16.

The Ottawa Senators alumni team has been challenged by the

coaches from West Carleton Minor Hockey to a ‘friendly’ game at the Carp arena at 1 p.m. The game is a fundraiser for the West Carleton Minor Hockey Association (WCMHA) and the alumni association.

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Ice and fire(fighters) in Fitzroy West Carleton firefighters from Station 62 practice ice rescue training in the below freezing Ottawa River on Saturday, Jan. 9. The drills help the firefighters keep their skills sharp. From left, Dylan Lidbetter, Justin ParadisSenechal and Quinton Champion Demers check a rope that got snagged on the ice during Saturday’s exercise.

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Special events and festivals, the engineering technology sector, and the rural agriculture sector could really benefit from the program, she said.

“The organizations and companies get help and these students get skills and experience, significant experience, they can add to their CV.” The employment positions created through the program are for teens and young adults who will return to full-time studies in the 2016-17 school year, while the employment contracts will be full-time and between six and 16-weeks.

“This is part of our plan,” said McCrimmon. “We’ve increased this program because we want to help.

It’s an investment in young people and the riding at the same time.”

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Kanata-Carleton MP Karen McCrimmon is urging organizations in the riding to take advantage of a federal subsidy program that will pay the wages of summer students.

Small businesses, non-profits and public sector employers can apply for a Canada Summer Jobs grant, which provides wage subsidies and employment related costs, said McCrimmon.

“It’s a huge opportunity that we don’t want to miss,” she said. “Summer jobs are at a premium, there’s not enough of them; there’s not enough of any kind of jobs. I really want to get this out there so KanataCarleton takes maximum advantage of the summer jobs program.”

McCrimmon holds open house McCrimmon said she’s banking on the innovation and creativity that thrives in her riding.

“Innovation has always been what’s helped us address the challenges in the past; that willingness to be creative and innovative,” she said.

“If we look at our riding the creativity and innovation is there.”

The meeting will be held on Jan. 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Brookstreet Hotel, 525 Legget Dr., in the Shakers Room.

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Earlier that same day McCrimmon will host an open house reception and ribbon cutting at her new constituency office in north Kanata.

“We’re operating, we’re busy, we’re already hard at work,” she said.

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Attendees will receive an overview of “the challenges facing the economy” and “a summary of the government’s plans to create jobs, invest in infrastructure, and support middle class families, as well as those working hard to join the middle class, while ensuring a return to balanced budgets by the end of its mandate,” stated a press release about the event.

The hope is that people will come with their own ideas to help build prosperous communities and create economic growth, said McCrimmon.

“We have some significant challenges ahead,” she said. “We have to make some decisions about do we stimulate the economy and how. For me, one of the key things is jobs – how do we create the conditions that companies will want to create those good paying jobs right here in Canada so they don’t take them offshore?”

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West Carleton politicians in running for magazine award El-Chantiry and Kanata-Carleton MP Karen McCrimmon were both nominated in the politician category for the 2016 Faces Magazine Awards.

This is El-Chantiry’s second time being nominated and a first for McCrimmon.

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A municipal and a federal politician for West Carleton are in the running for Ottawa’s Favourite Politician award.

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“It’s really nice to be recognized in that kind of way,” said McCrimmon, who lives in Constance Bay. “Someone must have nominated me and I had no idea. It’s very nice to be thought of in that way.”

El-Chantiry chuckled over last year’s award loss to Mayor Jim

Watson.

“This is my second year, I was nominated last year too. I didn’t win,” he said.

This year, he and McCrimmon are up against Watson, as well as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

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Senior assaulted in home invasion A man in his 60s has been brutally assaulted in a home invasion in a rural area at the western edges of West Carleton.

The victim was rushed to hospital with serious injuries after the attack.

Several items were stolen including keepsakes of the victim’s deceased spouse.

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They believe the victim was targeted.

Police report the attack occurred on Tuesday, Jan. 5 at about 7:55 p.m. when the man was alone in his home in the Upper Dwyer Hill-Ritchie Side Road area just east of Arnprior.

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door, knocked and when the victim answered, the pair rushed in, knocking him to the ground.

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Kanata-Carleton MPP Jack MacLaren, right, was among the PC MPPs meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a trip to Asia last week.

MacLaren, PC members meet with Indian prime minister tario needs to access that market.”

While a broad range of issues were discussed, Nipissing MPP Vic Fedeli focused on Indian air training, Parry SoundMuskoka MPP Norm Miller highlighted educational exchange opportunities between Ontario and India, and the caucus discussed the need for a strong economy in Ontario.

“This meeting was also an opportunity to highlight Ontario’s rich and diverse culture,” said Brown.

“Mr. Modi was particularly impressed when I told him I held the first ever garba party at Queen’s Park during the celebration of Diwali.”

MacLaren, who serves as the PC Caucus’ Tamil outreach ambassador, spoke about the PC party’s

outreach to Ontario’s Indian community.

Nepean-Carleton MPP Lisa MacLeod brought up the burgeoning diaspora and the Indo-Canadian community centre located in her riding.

“In my multitude of meetings with Modi, I have always been impressed by his intellect, sincerity, and humility,” said Brown. “ PM Modi has brought a sense of optimism to the country of India, and has contributed to widespread economic development in India and the province of Gujarat.

My goal is to build a Vibrant Ontario, in the same way that Modi built a Vibrant Gujarat.

“I am proud to count him as a friend, and I thank him for his counsel on my vision for an Ontario that works again.”

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PC leader Patrick Brown reports that the members of the Ontario PC Caucus enjoyed a “productive meeting” with India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussing the importance of facilitating a relationship with India.

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Residents on Needhams Side Road in Woodlawn are being cautious about letting their pets outside after claims that poisoned meat was found on one of the properties.

Janie Findlay-Penny, who lives on one of the three properties along the dead-end street, reports she found bags of meatballs on her property four times in December and that two of her dogs had been poisoned but are recovering.

Neighbours Kevin Yagminas and his brother Adam, who live across the road from Findlay-Penny, said they noticed an increased police presence towards the end of December that has since slowed down.

“Since Christmas the police were out there every second or third night, sometimes until 1 in the morning,” said Kevin.

He said the police would sit parked across road entrance and shine a spotlight down the lane, which has been inaccessible to automobiles since the snow fell.

No meatballs have been found on the Yagminas’ property, they said, but with a dog of their own and an outdoor cat that likes to visit, they have been more cautious since hearing about Findlay-Penny’s claims.

“It makes me not want him (my dog) to be out there,” said Kevin. “It’s worrying that someone could do that … It’s certainly a weird situation.”

A third neighbour with a dog said he hasn’t had a problem on his property and had “no opinion” on the issue, declining to speak further.

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Findlay-Penny said the attacks likely stem from problems she’s had with an ac-

cess lane next to her property where Needhams Side Road dead-ends.

She said she’s called the police a number of times to report illegal activity taking place, such as drug deals and use, alcohol consumption, garbage dumping and unsafe driving.

“It’s been an ongoing problem,” she said, adding the issues began long before she moved in eight years ago. “We think what’s happened is we’ve called the cops too many times on the bad guys and this is their retaliation.

“We understand in a rural community you have roads like this, but we’re part of the City of Ottawa now, we should expect proper policing. If they can’t go up there and uncover illegal activities then the road should be closed.”

The Yagminas brothers often use the road allowance to get to Vances Side Road and Torbolton Ridge Road on the other side. They said it should be left as is or opened up for vehicle traffic, but not closed.

They added they haven’t had any issue with people who use the access lane although they have noticed a few times when garbage was dumped there – but a call to the city ensured it was picked up.

They said the police shouldn’t necessarily be called for small issues, such as ATV use on the trail.

“You can hear parties some nights (in the woods), but as long as they don’t burn down the bush, I’m ok with it,” said Kevin. “The access lane doesn’t belong to anyone so you can’t get mad when people use it.”

Findlay-Penny said she proposed purchasing the access road from the city but was turned down.

“We’ve had no resolution with this road issue. We’ve asked to have it limited to pe-

destrian use only,” said Findlay-Penny. “I even offered to buy the road off the city.”

West Carleton-March Coun. Eli El-Chantiry said on Jan. 11 that he is looking into opening the roadway after speaking with a few residents in the area.

“One of the complaints we heard is that police can’t cut through, but people on fourby-fours can,” said the councillor.

“Instead of being an unmaintained road allowance it would be an open road. The police cruisers can go on it and other vehicles.”

Previously, he stated that nothing would be decided until the police investigation was complete.

Shutting down road allowances is not a favoured option and it would be “too challenging” to block off or close the road; it’s too easy for people to move barriers or go around them, El-Chantiry said.

Instead, it would be a maintained gravel road accessible to vehicles.

The councillor said he urged anyone who witnesses illegal activity or who may have information on this particular case to call the police directly.

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Findlay-Penny took to social media to express her anger and ask for the public’s help to find the person or people involved in an assault on her horse and multiple attempts to poison her dogs.

Her veterinarian determined her 25-year-old horse was beaten “with a blunt object like a baseball bat,” she said, and two of her dogs were recovering after ingesting meatballs laced with antifreeze on two separate occasions.

Poisoned meat, which she said was lab-tested, has been found four times on her property throughout December.

Findlay-Penny posted a copy of a lab report on Facebook on Dec. 19. The report says the Mississippi Veterinary

Service submitted a bag of meatballs for testing on Dec. 7 and that ethylene glycol, the primary ingredient in automotive antifreeze, was found in the meat.

The veterinary office confirmed it sends items out for testing, but wouldn’t comment further.

“Sometimes that information is under investigation,” said a woman who answered the phone.

Ottawa police spokesman Const. Marc Soucy confirmed police responded to FindlayPenny’s property on multiple occasions and that an investigation is ongoing.

“They’ve connected them all,” he said of the four times the meat was found on the property. “They’re looking into it.”

Police also responded to the property on Dec. 27 for “a suspicious incident,” that is still under investigation, said Soucy. He added the report did not include what the suspicious incident involved.

Findlay-Penny said police have increased their patrols in the area.

“The police did come out not long ago, around Dec. 27.

They had come out because I was certain I heard someone on the property.”

Findlay-Penny said she is working to obtain proof of who is behind the attacks.

“We’ve been very vigilant to make sure we have this all tested and documented,” she said.

“We’ve had several people call in and tell me who they think is behind it. There are people who are known to us.

It’s tricky though; I can’t tell you the specifics around the information we’ve got.

“I can say that the same names, a few names, keep coming up and they’re people we are familiar with.”

Until the situation is resolved, she said she is staying near her animals at all times.

Findlay-Penny is offering a $7,000 reward for the positive identity of the person or people involved.

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A reward poster is tacked to a tree near a Needhams Side Road property where the owner reported her dogs were poisoned and her horse beaten. The reward has been upped to $7,000.

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First snowfall a mess

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fter a slow start to winter, Ottawa got walloped on Dec. 29.

It was a sizeable snowfall but no bigger than we’ve dealt with before.

So why did it seem to cripple travel for so long?

It got so bad, Ottawa police asked people to stay off the roads.

It was not like it came out of the blue. Weather forecasts had been predicting the first snowstorm to hit Ottawa this year for a few days in advance and it was not exactly a situation in which snow removal crews were exhausted from overwork.

There was ample warning, which makes it so perplexing that snow clearing operations were so lethargic and sluggish.

The city had a lot of advance notice of the pending storm, so resources, in equipment and manpower, should have been ready for the cleanup.

Pictures of buried bus stops and sidewalks were being tweeted for nearly a week before a response to councillors came from the city’s public works department.

The much-vaunted Where’s My Plow? app failed to recognize many residential addresses, but public works suggested there was a problem with “messaging.”

The department’s report also tried to pick apart details. It doesn’t really matter whether the poststorm measurements of snow were completely accurate when results were so dismal.

Illegal snow dumping – private contractors putting snow on sidewalks or city roads – can’t be a relatively new concept during a large storm. Could the city not have “reminded” contractors before the storm and/or fined them after the fact?

The memo to council from public works reads like a note from mommy after a son or daughter had their homework eaten by the family pet.

To add salt to the wound, the report offered no recommendations for future snow clearing response, instead offering a review of operations as a whole in the spring.

Maybe we could also review leaf raking each March and practise for heatstroke every January while we’re at it.

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ocial media has claimed yet another victim – satire.

That much is clear from the reaction to a satirical article in a scientific journal, on a study purportedly conducted in Ottawa showing that mothers’ kisses are ineffective in alleviating minor childhood injuries.

“The practice of maternal kissing of boo-boos is not supported by the evidence and we recommend a moratorium on the practice,” said the The Journal for Evaluation in Clinical Practice.

The article (written, as it turns out, by a professor in Seattle) was clearly a spoof, to anyone who read it. Could anyone seriously believe this?

“To induce head boo-boos, a piece of chocolate was placed under a low table edge and the child would be allowed to crawl to the

candy. Invariably, the child would then stand to eat the chocolate and would strike his or her head on the table edge. All tables were constructed of soft wood (pine or fir) and edges were appropriately rounded enough to guarantee that skin would not be broken.”

Or could they believe in the existence of the Toddler Discomfort Index (TDI) “a 15-point, five-domain, non-verbal tool that allows for the quantification of distress in small children”?

Or could they take seriously the requirement that mothers

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The article was skillfully written, in a style, complete with footnotes, that mimics scientific language. Sad to say, the choice of Ottawa for this sort of foolishness probably gave it credibility – foolishness of this sort not being unknown here.

But the tip-offs were vividly clear to anyone who read the original article. That’s the key point.

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Yikes. As the Ottawa Citizen reported, the topic made headlines around the world. And all because some scientists decided to have some fun in a journal and some people didn’t get the joke.

And the people who don’t get the joke are on Twitter. In 140 characters, context is lost. And context is everything in satire, or any kind of comedy. The other day U.S. President Obama appeared with Jerry Seinfeld in an online program called Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. The president joked that he could call in a nuclear submarine from the back seat of his car. If you saw it, you knew it was a joke. If you read about in 140 characters maybe you didn’t.

You hope that Putin didn’t see it on Twitter.

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DIANA FISHER Accidental Farmwife den too early. The little green shoots started to come up, only to get squashed by the late-season frost that caught us by surprise. Or was that two years ago? Most garden centres would be able to tell you.

Their sales were dramatically affected.

In 2014 we had a lot of rain.

Christmas was mild and muddy and the water seeped down into the earth, deep. When things froze up in February, the pipes to our barn froze. Imagine our joy when we realized we would be feeding a dozen cattle with a garden hose all winter.

I thought we would have to cancel our trip south for a beach vacation.

I thought wrong. The Farm-

er said he was going anyway.

Our house-sitter sent us the saddest texts about his attempts to thaw a garden hose in the house before heading out into a -30 blizzard to feed the cattle. I felt more than a little guilty as I read his messages on my phone, and dug my toes deeper in the Caribbean sand.

Hopefully we don’t get a lot of precipitation to cause the same disaster this year. So far, so good.

The cattle seem to enjoy the mild weather. They are taking their afternoon naps out in the pasture instead of in the barn.

The bull is spending his days pushing items around the barnyard.

The Farmer asked me to keep the wheelbarrow in the shed so that the bull can’t get it. Yesterday Dono was trying to push a fallen tree across the yard. He pushed the sliding door right off the barn, so now the Farmer has something new to fix.

Calving season will be our next big focus on the farm.

We’re keeping a close eye on Gina Lollobrigida.

The cow who lost her calf last year was named after the Sicilian movie star because of the curly locks of black hair she sports on her forehead. I call her Gina or Lola for short, but then I get her mixed up with the other black cow with the floppy hairpiece. I’m going to have to take their photos and make notes in my farm journal so I don’t get them mixed up.

Last year Gina started to labour, so we moved her into the barn where she would be comfortable. On Feb. 14 she gave birth, but we don’t really know what happened to the calf. By the time we got into the barn it was dead.

I had only been out for two hours, so it was a fast birth, but the calf was big so maybe he got stuck and deprived of oxygen. In any case, we will watch her closely this year so

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Up until a couple weeks ago, we had the lowest amount of snowfall we had had since 1899.

Now we have unprecedented high temperatures for January.

It may be that we have somewhat screwed up the atmosphere with our carbon emissions and now we will be dealing with global warming and climate change. Or it could be cyclical. That’s the other opinion.

In any case, warmer temperatures aren’t always a good thing, and here’s why.

On the farm, if temperatures spike out of season, it can actually prompt things to start growing too early.

Remember that March when it was 30 degrees outside? Some farmers took advantage of the situation and planted the corn early. Others played it safe and waited until the usual time to sow seeds.

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to go into labour again this year.

Frozen pipes, stillborn calves, and other nightmares, we are prepared for the worst. But if we are lucky, we will get away without any real disasters this year on the farm.

I will be at Rooney Feeds in Kemptville signing my book from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Jan. 16. I hope to see you there!

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she doesn’t go through the same traumatic experience again.

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Owner still looking for missing dog To the Editor: If you have obtained a dog any time since Sushi went missing that matches or is even similar to her description please let me know.

There is a possibility that Sushi may have been rehomed by someone unaware she has an owner. Even a legitimate agency could have done this.

She may now have a new owner that is unaware she is actually a missing pet. She could be anywhere in Ontario or even further away.

If someone has Sushi, you are not in any trouble. Rather, you are a hero because you have taken Sushi into your home and given her

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food and warmth. In fact, you may be totally unaware that she has been missing from my home in Arnprior

since July 11, 2015.

I am appealing to you to return Sushi to me, and again I stress you have done nothing wrong and no doubt were being very kind by taking in what you believed was a homeless dog into your home.

I love her very much and I miss her terribly. There are hundreds of people from Arnprior and area to the Kanata, Carp and Stittsville areas helping me to look for her.

Please call me at 613-2035360 or email me at conniemcneill@bell.net.

Thank you very much.

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French school approval prompts several questions To the Editor: I am thrilled at the idea of a new French school in town; however, the more I learn about it the more questions I have.

1) Why are they expropriating good farmland when other land is immediately available for sale? I believe there is land behind Rexall that was bought and set apart for a Catholic school. Our farms are disappearing along with a vital contribution to our community.

2) Where will all this money come from? The CECCE states an $8.5 million cost just

to build the school. Then we could estimate another couple of million in start-up costs -- furniture, utility hook ups, textbooks, etc.. Then they must staff the school and pay maintenance costs. All this when the English schools are closing schools in smaller communities, and somehow don’t have adequate funding for much needed special education services and decreasing class sizes.

3) Will the Ministry of Education raise teacher salaries in accordance with the cost-ofliving, compensating them for the hours of additional work

and additional expenses they currently pay out of pocket?

4) Is the focus on rights for French education swinging the pendulum to the other extreme, leaving English students without options?

5) Where will the French school board recruit students from, if not other schools?

Are there really 265 new students who have nowhere to go to school in our area? Funding for public education (including Catholic and French), after all, comes from the same source - our taxes.

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The Bohemians are in town Although a few of you might disagree, winter is one of our most beautiful seasons.

When fresh snow dresses everything in white and the sky is so blue it looks heavy, being out in Nature is like walking into a Christmas card.

The air is full of oxygen and outings leave you feeling invigorated and alive.

And there are many things to see on a winter walk. The snow is a ledger on which the comings and goings of animals are daily recorded.

Each fresh snowfall wipes clean the slate, and new entries are soon registered.

And you will see animals. Birds are the easiest to find for they make sounds. Woodpeckers tap wood and finches and chickadees give frequent “contact calls” as they roam around in flocks.

Those distinctive calls serve to keep groups together and perhaps tell members all is okay.

Waxwings also travel in flocks and in our area thousands of these lovely birds are currently roaming around, uttering their distinctive, lispy calls. Two species are present: Cedar Waxwings, which nest here in summer; and Bohemian Waxwings, which are nomadic northerners that

Michael Runtz Nature’s Way have flown thousands of kilometres to get here.

Bohemian Waxwings, which are also found in Scandinavia and Russia, nest from Alaska and British Columbia across northern Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba; there are only a few nest records for northern Ontario. Thus, the birds here now have come from distant places.

Both waxwings are sleek, robinsized birds that bear crests, black masks, and yellow-tipped tails.

Cedar Waxwings are slightly smaller and have yellow breasts, white under the tail, and, if twoyears-old or older, name-giving, waxy, red projections on a few wing

feathers. Bohemian Waxwings have grey breasts, reddish-brown undertail feathers, and, in addition to red tips, white and yellow markings on their wings.

Waxwings are fruit eaters so any fruit-laden tree (mountain-ashes, crab apples, etc.) offers special attraction.

Not many birds can subsist on a winter-long diet of fruit, but waxwings are built to do so. Their mouth opening (the gape) is one of the largest for any bird their size; this feature allows them to swallow small fruit whole and thus they can devour a lot of that food in short order.

After fruit is ingested, its seeds are pooped out in a mere 20 minutes! Short and wide intestines (twice as wide as those of a thrush) allow for fast internal processing of fleshy food.

Fruit is rich in sugars such as sucrose and waxwings have special enzymes for digesting them. But through time fruit can ferment and one might think that intoxication could become a problem.

While it is occasionally seen in some birds, waxwings have the ability to metabolize ethanol and can do so rapidly; Bohemian Waxwings

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Although more commonly found here in summer, this winter some Cedar Waxwings have stayed behind to exploit the rich crop of fruit. metabolize ethanol 23 times faster than European Starlings can! Large livers are thought to be partly responsible for this feat.

I guess no waxwing will ever fail an avian breathalyzer test!

Footnote to the Christmas Bird Count: a Northern Mockingbird,

new for the count, was seen and later photographed. In addition to a late-added Cooper’s Hawk, the mockingbird brings the Count total to 62 species, and the cumulative list to 126 species.

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Rescued rare Bullock’s oriole ‘lucky’ to be alive West coast bird will soon be ready for public viewing Erin McCracken

erin.mccracken@metroland.com

Lucky is living up to her new name, and no one is more pleased than her rescuer, Ray Holland.

The Pakenham resident and life-long birder was in tears thinking the little feathered rarity this far east would be dead within the hour, not long after he found her on Jan. 5 collapsed in the snow, barely moving after a subzero cold snap.

Holland had become her protector since first discovering her in late November with his friend and fellow birder, Richard Waters, of Bells Corners.

There she was, living among the gold finches and

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Mireille Goguen, executive director of the Wild Bird Care Centre in Nepean, checks on Lucky, a Bullock’s oriole that was near death when it was brought to the rehabilitation centre on Jan. 6. The bird, which is on the mend, is a rarity this far east in Canada, and local birders believe she ended up in Pakenham after being blown off course in a series of November storms. house sparrows under the boughs of an apple tree at the end of Holland’s street.

Having never before seen a Bullock’s oriole, which typically makes its home along the west coast, in California and on down to the U.S.Mexico border, the men

double-checked their books to confirm her identity. Word spread like wildfire that Ottawa was home to a record-first Bullock’s oriole.

“I spoke to more than 300 people, I kid you not,” Holland of the birders who flooded Pakenham. “I’ve been

keeping a guard over her too because, photographers who come up, they just want to get that wonderful shot, and they’ve been kind of getting too close to her.”

That can be stressful for birds, especially for the oriole so far from home.

Despite the worry over the crush of birders, Holland said some good has come of it all.

“In the meantime they’ve brought a lot of business to town, I understand,” he said, adding local shops and the gas station have been overflowing with customers.

But when the cold temperatures set in, Holland made a point of checking on Lucky the morning of Jan. 5 at a new and more sheltered hideout beside a house underneath a gas metre.

“When I got down to the house where I normally saw her, she was underneath the (apple) tree,” he recalled. “I thought she was dead and then she moved a wing, tried to stand and fell over on one side.” Holland gently picked her up and took her home,

nestling her in cloth he placed in a shoebox.

He called up his Carpbased friend Bruce Di Labio, and arranged to bring her to the birding expert’s home so he could take the sick bird to the Wild Bird Care, a charitable rescue facility in Nepean where sick, injured or orphaned wild birds are rehabilitated.

Di Labio examined the feathered creature and told Holland she likely wouldn’t last another hour.

“He didn’t know how it was breathing – that’s how bad it was,” Holland recalled.

“It was frost bitten and he showed me the breast bone and ribs were protruding from the skin.” The bird weighed just 27 grams, down from an ideal weight of 35 grams.

Di Labio cared for the wee winged creature through the day and night, hand-feeding it grapes and other morsels, before taking it to the bird centre on Jan. 6. Despite its near frozen state and losing the tip of a frostbitten toe, the oriole is doing well at the centre.

She’s also on a precautionary dose of antibiotics.

The oriole will likely soon be well enough to move to a larger enclosed space with other birds. She’ll be available at that time for public viewing.

Her recovery spells sweet relief for Holland.

“The fact we found her in the first place and the very people who find her actually rescue her is unbelievable,” he said. “She’s got nine lives.”

As for the bird’s future, that’s still up in the air. She will likely be released in the spring. Bennett said ideally it would be best to return the oriole to the west coast where it has a better chance of surviving.

“Do you know anybody that would like to take a bird to California?” she said.

“Somebody might just generously say, ‘I wouldn’t mind taking this bird with me. How about one of the airlines helping me fly it out there?’”

The Wild Bird Care Centre is open seven days a week for viewings from 12 to 3 p.m.

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Snowmobilers warned to use caution because of warmer temperatures Ottawa Police Service, Ottawa Fire Service and Ottawa Paramedic Service are warning residents to use caution when using snowmobiles this weekend.

Warmer than usual weather this season means that ice

has not had the chance to fully solidify.

“We don’t have our typical January winter conditions,” said Constable Alanna Fong of the Ottawa Police Marine, Dive and Trail Unit. “As a result, you need to be more

cautious; it’s not safe to be on the ice for any purpose and we are asking residents to stay off.”

Ottawa Paramedic Service reminds everyone that even as colder temperatures arrive, no one can judge the

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On Jan. 6, two men went through the ice near Kettles Road in Munster Hamlet.

They were pulled out wet and cold by Ottawa Fire Service.

On Jan. 1, a 35-year-old

man was air lifted to Ottawa hospital from Dunrobin after his snowmobile hit a patch of dirt and he was thrown from the vehicle.

The Ottawa Police Service would like to remind snowmobilers to be prepared and safe while enjoying the snow.

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Residents should inform someone of their itinerary and carry a basic survival kit (protein bars, flashlight, dry socks and gloves) in a waterproof container, as well as a GPS-enabled cell phone.

“When the temperature becomes warm at this time of year, there is an increased risk that you, or your pets could fall through the ice,” said Gerry Pingitore, Chief

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is reporting that drivers are still not getting the message about drinking and driving while impaired by drugs or alcohol.

During the OPP’s Festive RIDE program that began on Nov. 23 and wrapped up on Jan 2, OPP laid 573 charges of impaired driving in the province.

Police also report that just over 350 people had their licenses suspended following a roadside warning during the annual safety initiative that saw police officers checking vehicles at roadside stops, while checking for alcohol and drug impaired drivers.

Recent statistics do indicate that the percentage of people charged with impaired driving is down slightly during the Festive RIDE program this year compared to last year, but police say the

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OPP laid more than 570 charges of impaired driving over the holiday season. sobering fact is that impaired driving is still considered a huge threat to public safety.

“Despite the high number of charges again this year, it is difficult to understand why people still choose to drink or use drugs, and then get behind the wheel to drive,” said

OPP Deputy Commissioner Brad Blair.

“These statistics are alarming, and we intend to keep the pressure on drivers who refuse to consider an alternative way to get to their destination. The annual Festive RIDE program may be over, but I can assure you that OPP officers will remain diligent with their focus on impaired drivers by conducting RIDE stops in various random locations every day across this province.”

In 2015, the OPP laid more than 6,000 alcohol and drug impaired driving charges.

The OPP is reminding the public that some officers now have specialized training to identify drug impaired drivers. Police will continue their efforts to raise awareness about the dangers associated with impaired driving, whether it be alcohol or drugs.

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Ottawa new 2017 billboards a sign of the times New welcome signs will greet motorists entering gateways to City of Ottawa for the next two years.

One of the signs will be located in West Carleton on Highway 417 at the Richardson Side Road underpass.

Ottawa 2017 and Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson, in collaboration with lead partner CIBC, unveiled the signs Monday.

“With just under a year to go, we’re painting the town Ottawa 2017,” said Watson in a news release. “From the moment people enter City limits, we want them to feel welcome and excited for these once-in-a-lifetime celebrations.”

Canada’s 150th celebrations will offer Canadians and visitors from around the world an “exceptional and memorable year of high-caliber experiences.” The event is expected to bring about eight million visitors to the capital throughout 2017 to celebrate the important milestone.

“We invite Canadians from coast-to-coast-to coast to join us in marking this historic milestone by experiencing our nation’s capital like never before,” said CIBC vicepresident Monique Giroux.

“Through our involvement in co-hosting this landmark celebration of Canada and CIBC’s shared 150th anniversary, we look forward to bringing to life memorable experiences that will ignite our pride, creativity and passion for our country and create a lasting impact for all Canadians.”

“Ottawa 2017 has developed an impressive, city-wide pageantry program to increase awareness about the celebrations and create a festive atmosphere throughout the capital region,” said Ottawa 2017 Bureau executive director Guy Laflamme.

“By engaging partners from all sectors, we’re ensuring that the celebrations for Canada’s 150th birthday will resonate throughout Ottawa in 2017.”

Five 2.4-m x 1.2-m (8-ft. x 4-ft.) signs will be installed in the coming weeks at the following locations: Highway 7 eastbound (west of Hazeldean Road); Highway 174 westbound (west of Cumberland Ferry); Highway 416 northbound (north of Dilworth Road); Highway 417 eastbound (east of Richardson Side Road underpass);

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Members of the Ottawa Real Estate Board elected a new board of directors for 2016 in December.

The new executive will be comprised of president Shane Silva, past-president David Oikle, president-elect Rick Eisert and vicepresident Ralph Shaw.

Silva has been a member of the Ottawa Real Estate Board for 10 years, and has served on numerous committees and task forces for the last five years. He was first elected to the board of directors in 2014.

Dwight Delahunt, Margie Hooper, Sarah Kiraly, Brian Sukkau, and Josée Biggs (chair of the commercial services division) will continue as directors for the sec-

ond year of their two-year term, along with newly elected/appointed directors Rachel Hammer, Dominique Milne, Anna Russell and Debra Wright.

“I’m honoured to be leading a great group of directors for the upcoming year,” said Silva. “The mission statement for the board is to help our member realtors succeed, and this is the team of professionals that our membership has entrusted to move us along that path.”

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Busy December wrapped up good year for most Ottawa realtors president of the Ottawa Real Estate Board, Shane Silva.

“We saw the busy spring selling season pick up as early as March this year, and continue well throughout the summer, with a small dip in July, followed by recordbreaking sale numbers in September. Three months later, December broke the record for the highest number of residential and condo properties sold at 703 units, only comparable to 2011, when 699 properties sold.”

December’s sales included 160 in the condominium property class and 543 in the residential property class.

The condominium property class includes any property, regardless of style (i.e. detached, semi-detached, apartment, stacked etc.), which is registered as a condominium, as well as properties that are co-operatives, life leases and timeshares. The residential property class includes all

other residential properties.

“The listing inventory for both residential and condos trended higher all year, showing signs of tapering off in October,” said Silva.

“Increased inventory levels market. All combined, these indicators point to a stable real estate market.”

The average sale price of a residential-class property sold in December in the Ottawa area was $386,961, an increase of 5.5 per cent over December 2014. The average sale price for a condominiumclass property was $250,393, a decrease of 7.5 per cent over December 2014.

The year-to-date numbers for the average residential sale price in 2015 was $391,940, an increase of 1.9 per cent over 2014, while the average condominium sale price was $259,691, a decrease of 1.5 per cent over 2014.

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“A trend all year long, the hottest segments of our market are properties sold in the $300,000 to $400,000 price range, with 31.6 per cent of the year’s sales, followed by the $200,000 to $300,000

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Most Ottawa realtors had a more active December this year than last.

In a news release, the Ottawa Real Estate Board announced that its members sold 703 residential properties in December through the board’s Multiple Listing Service System, compared with 638 in December 2014, an increase of 10.2 per cent.

The five-year average for December sales is 653. The total number of residential and condo units sold through the board’s MLS system throughout all of 2015 was 14,658, compared with 13,919 in 2014, an increase of 5.3 per cent. Separately, residential and condo unit sales each outperformed the 2014 numbers.

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the event will also include a series of paddling and children’s activities on the beach.

This year’s festival will be centralized at Point Beach.

The event is geared to first time and recreational paddlers to give people an opportunity to experience firsthand the fun of dragon boat racing.

Participants are welcome to register individually, as a group, or as an entire

21-person boat. Each boat will enjoy a training session and three qualifying heats to earn a spot in the championship race.

The canoe club will provide life jackets, equipment and training to paddlers and the helmsman for each boat.

Proceeds from festival support the recreation and water safety programs delivered both by the community association and the canoe club.

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A deal has been struck between the province and the union representing about 6,000 correctional workers, averting a strike less than a day before the workers were in a legal position to walk out.

There were hugs, handshakes and sighs of relief among correctional workers at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre on Jan. 9 in reaction to an announcement that a new three-year collective agreement had been negotiated between the Ontario Public Service Employees Union and the province.

“There’s mostly a sentiment of happiness,” Scott Ford, correctional officer and vice-president of OPSEU Local 411, said outside the Innes Road jail as his colleagues stood around a burning barrel.

As part of the deal, reached Jan. 9 at 4:20 a.m., the workers are now considered an essential service. In

exchange, they give up their right to strike in the future.

Union officials also negotiated to have workers’ wages set through binding arbitration, that is, before a neutral third party within 60 days, by the end of March.

About 6,000 correctional officers or jail guards as well as probation, parole and rehabilitation officers across the province have been without a collective agreement since Dec. 31, 2014.

“We’re cautiously optimistic because it’s binding arbitration, which is something we’ve been pushing for,” Ford said, adding that he wants to hear what the arbitrator decides before he celebrates fully.

“We have been dealing with a level of government that continues to give us zeroes and takeaways. That’s three contracts in a row,” he said.

Correctional workers have been intermittently staging information pickets at jails around the province, most noticeably in recent weeks as the province began setting

up onsite spaces for public service managers ahead as the strike deadline loomed.

Workers would have been in a legal strike or lockout position as of 12:01 a.m. on Jan. 10.

Having their workers labelled as an essential service in the new agreement is “a major step for us – a step in the right direction,” Tom O’Neill, chairman of OPSEU’s correctional bargaining team, said in an interview. “It’s something we’ve wanted for a long time.”

By trading in their right to strike, workers now have more autonomy.

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O’Neill said current wages will be compared with those doing similar work across Canada, such as federal corrections workers and, to a certain extent, police.

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fallen behind over the last number of years. We’ve fallen behind our comparators and we’d like to get back on track,” he said, adding this would help address recruitment and retention.

“We’re looking to recruit a lot of people in the next few years because we’re short about 800 correctional officers across the province,” he said.

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‘We’ve got this entire group of kids that are suffering’: director Erin McCracken

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A high ratio of autism diagnoses among children of Canadian Armed Forces personnel is prompting a deeper look into whether it may be linked to their military parent suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.

“It could be a misdiagnosis because they’re exhibiting these behaviours, but is anybody looking at ... if anything (is) going on with their parents?” said Francesca D’Ambrosia, acting executive director of the Military Family Resource Centre of the National Capital Region, a nonprofit that supports 11,000 military members, 8,000 spouses and 9,000 dependents in the Ottawa area, the Outaouais region of Quebec and as far south as Cornwall and north to Arnprior.

Military social workers are also seeing increasing numbers of military children and youth labelled with learning challenges, as well as a hodgepodge of other symptoms and issues.

“We’ve got this entire group of kids that are suffering from these very unique situations that other kids are not, because they are being raised by parents with PTSD,” D’Ambrosia said. “It seems to be something we’re noticing more and more.”

It’s a national trend that those supporting military families behind the scenes, such as D’Ambrosia and her team at the capital region’s military family centre, have seen emerge over the past 10 to 15 years, which matches the time line for the Canadian military’s involvement in Afghanistan.

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Francesca D’Ambrosia, acting executive director of the Military Family Resource Centre of the National Capital Region, left, Janique Babin, the centre’s special events and volunteer co-ordinator, and Catherine Villeneuve, the centre’s communications and public affairs co-ordinator, are part of the team organizing the centre’s third-annual Victory Ball fundraiser, taking place at the Fairmont Chateau Laurier on Jan. 30. ty, according to the Canadian Armed Forces website.

For those military parents suffering from PTSD, it can manifest itself in several ways, D’Ambrosia said.

The psychiatric disorder is said to be an extreme reaction to stress and develops in response to an extremely traumatic experience, according to the Canadian military’s website.

PTSD is categorized as an anxiety disorder and other conditions such as panic disorder, phobias and obsessivecompulsive disorder.

Symptoms, which can include nightmares and flashbacks, withdrawing, mood swings and irritability as well as disturbed sleep, are present for a minimum of one month and interfere with a person’s ability to function at work, home or in social situations.

“When you have a parent with extremely high anxiety, that manifests in your kids,” D’Ambrosia said, adding that some children are, in turn, lashing out and exhibiting a range of behavioural issues because of what they are experiencing and observing at home.

“We’re trying to find something that’s giving them an outlet without actually poking the finger at them and saying, ‘You’ve got issues,’” she said.

Funds raised at the nonprofit centre’s upcoming thirdannual Victory Ball will pay for the expansion of existing programs and services to help more military children and teens who have a parent with PTSD. The gala black-tie event at the Fairmont Chateau Laurier on Jan. 30 will feature an Old Hollywood theme with a nod to the 1930s, and bring together past and present military brass and business leaders for a four-course meal, poutine bar, live music by the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces and silent and live auctions.

The master of ceremonies will be comedian and American military brat Andy Hendrickson.

The event raised tens of thousands of dollars over the past two years, with proceeds going toward the centre’s mental-health programming for military youth in 2015 and establishing emergency housing for military members and families as well as expanding family, separation and support services in 2014.

The goal this year is to expand its range of programs that are therapeutic for military kids, but don’t feel like counselling, such as horseback riding, D’Ambrosia said.

The centre hosted an

Amazing Pirate Race for the first time this summer that drew 30 military dads and their children, ages 12 and up, who spent the day travelling around the city on public transit, bonding over a challenging treasure hunt adventure.

“My goal for the centre is that instead of being reactive – we deal with it when it comes up – I’d like to have these things in place to just blanket it so that we include it in every service that we deliver,” D’Ambrosia said.

Her long-term vision also includes boosting the number of social workers from seven to 15, and working with school boards to get military kids the psycho-educational assessments they need sooner.

The comprehensive evaluation of a child’s learning challenges takes up to two years to acquire through school boards. Privately, it can be done much quicker but comes with a hefty price tag.

“I would love to be able to say: A) we can get you in on a special list that is reserved for military children so you don’t have to wait and, B) we would love to be able to cover the costs,” D’Ambrosia said.

Factor in often frequent military postings and children may have to start back at the bottom of a new wait list if they move elsewhere and change to a different school board, she added, which could further set them back.

Centre staff also recognize they can play a role in educating teachers on the military lifestyle, helping them understand what their military students may be going through and how that can impact their learning. D’Ambrosia said these training opportunities could be done through a lunch-and-learn session or an evening workshop. “(For) a lot of those kids, their issues are their parent is leaving,” D’Ambrosia said.

Improving communication between educators and parents of military kids is also needed.

“Some of these teachers don’t even know the parents are in the military,” she said.

For tickets to the upcoming Victory Ball or for sponsorship inquiries, call 613-9913676 or go to victoryball.org.

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Ward 5 West Carleton-March UPDATE ON HYDRO OTTAWA ACQUISITION OF HYDRO ONE CUSTOMERS As many of you will already been aware, in December 2015 Hydro Ottawa announced that a deal could not be reached with Hydro One to acquire the existing Hydro One customers within the City of Ottawa limits.

In recent months, senior officials from both Hydro Ottawa and Hydro One met and exchanged detailed financial data and models. Several options were presented and discussed, but ultimately they were unable to conclude a commercial agreement for the 45,000 customers in the outlying areas of the City of Ottawa. Due to the confidentiality agreement between Hydro One and Hydro Ottawa, the exact valuation/costing was not made available.

To say I’m disappointed with this outcome is an understatement. I will be pursuing this with the other rural Councillors and Mayor Watson to see if there are any options we can take in pursuing this issue. I will update my constituents once further information is forthcoming.

SENATORS ALUMNI HOCKEY GAME IN CARP The West Carleton Minor Hockey Association (WCMHA) is hosting a Senators Alumni hockey game against the WCMHA’s team made up of coaches. The game is scheduled for January 16 from 1 to 3pm in the Erskine Johnston Arena in Carp. Tickets are only $5 and are available for purchase at the door. The Senators Alumni players will be available for autographs after the game.

Please contact the WCMHA for more details. Their website is wcmha.ca.

ROLY ARMITAGE TO BE ROASTED! In the next few weeks, the Constance Bay Legion is planning an event where Dr. Roly Armitage will be roasted!

Roly’s friends and family will be requested to attend the Legion and help appreciate this fine member of the Legion and the West Carleton community. For more information on the date, time and tickets, please call the branch at 613-832-2082.

OTTAWA’S SLEDDING HILLS OPEN The City of Ottawa has opened its approved sledding hills.

Outdoors enthusiasts are invited to sled while weather and hill conditions permit, and to keep personal safety in mind while sledding by wearing a certified multi-impact helmet. Throughout the season, follow the City on Twitter @ottcity for updates or check ottawa.ca to make sure the sledding hills are open.

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Heritage Minister announces re-start of Communism memorial Steph Willems

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With a new federal party in power, the contentious issue of the Memorial to the Victims of Communism – an issue that plagued the former government - has been moved to a clean slate.

On Dec. 17, Canadian Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly announced that the me-

morial site would be moving to the originally-intended Garden of the Provinces on Wellington Street, but not before a consultation process on the design starts anew.

That likely squashes any chance the memorial had of being located at the Diefenbunker in Carp, as suggested by some letter-writers.

The former site – on the

front grounds of the Supreme Court building – turned off some residents, along with the generous size of the concrete monument itself.

Joly made the announcement following discussions with 30 stakeholders. The National Capital Commission’s board of directors would need to sign off on the new site, despite it being

‘Concerns have been raised over the lack of due process for key aspects of this project, so I look forward to hearing from all Canadians.’

the original location for the monument when the process first began.

“As the minister responsible for this project, I believe it is very important to have input from stakeholders and the public to ensure this new monument will be in a place that reflects the character, identity, history and values of Canadians,” said Joly.

“Concerns have been raised over the lack of due process for key aspects of this project, so I look forward to hearing from all Ca-

nadians to ensure the design considerations will result in a memorial that is a place of reflection, inspiration and learning for us all.”

The consultation process for the monument’s design is expected to launch early this year.

Ottawa Centre MP Catherine McKenna said she is pleased at the recommendation to move the memorial and looked forward to working with architects, historians and residents on creating a design.

Half of the funding for the memorial will come from the federal government, which will cap its funding at $1.5 million.

The federal funds will be matched by the group Tribute to Liberty, which is leading the project.

The ministry stated that the federal government “remains committed to a memorial that would recognize Canada’s International role as a place of refuge for people fleeing injustice and persecution.”

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Focus to ‘normalize’ jail operations: MPP Continued from page 21

“We have to make it worthwhile for those folks to come in, and we also have to make it worthwhile for some of our people to stick around because there’s going to be a whole bunch of people like me who are going to be out the door in four or five years,” said O’Neill.

Ottawa Centre MPP Yasir Naqvi, minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services, said with a strike averted and a deal reached, the focus now is to “normalize” jail operations.

“This agreement now really gives us the opportunity to now work together and accelerate the process of the transformation of our correctional services, something that has been part of my mandate,” he said, adding that Ontario’s jails cannot continue as they are.

“The status quo system is very much a warehousing system,” Naqvi said.

Providing better rehabilita-

tive and reintegration services and supports are necessary and he aims to address capacity by reducing demand for jails.

His goals include ensuring people with mental-health issues get the right level of care while in jail to help keep them from being re-incarcerated in future. Sixty per cent of inmates in jails are awaiting trial, Naqvi said.

The focus must be on improving services for and assessment of those who come into the correctional system, such as people with mental-health or addition issues, he said.

O’Neill said hiring freezes have compounded the slew of problems experienced by inmates and correctional workers: understaffing, overcrowding and mental-health issues, such as post-traumatic stress disorder, and the resulting burnout faced by workers have not been solved in this collective agreement.

The union asked for 100 new probation and parole officers. The province agreed to

hire 25 this year, O’Neill said.

While Naqvi acknowledged the bargaining process over the past year has slowed down the training process for new workers, the province has hired 571 correctional officers since 2013 and plans to continue hiring and training thousands more.

He did not say how many more will be hired or when.

As well, the province plans to hire more probation and parole officers, as well as enhance mental-health supports for inmates, Naqvi said.

The province will continue to make investments that will help with capacity and improve both staff and inmate safety, Naqvi said.

“We’ve got a class of 146 correctional officers that is starting (Jan. 10) for training and we will be hiring more,” he said. “It’s our largest course ever.”

O’Neill said this is a good sign, but the agreement is “one piece of a larger puzzle.”

“It’s one step in the right direction, but we have a long, long way to go.”

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For Val Murray, buying a ticket for the CHEO Dream of a Lifetime Lottery each year has always been a matter of course, and a way to do his part for the children’s hospital foundation.

Murray – a car technician from Ottawa who moved to Kingston three months ago –never really considered how his life might change if he won the grand prize.

“I had the habit of buying the tickets and putting them away,” he said. “It’s kind of habit, you know, I buy the tickets for the kids. It’s my way of doing my part, and if I win, that’s great, and if I don’t, at least I’m doing something.”

So when he received the fateful phone call from CHEO while at work on Jan. 6, he didn’t quite believe it.

“I had totally forgotten about (the tickets) at that point. Honestly, I thought it was a prank,” he said. “I’ve got a lot of buddies that joke

around. We prank each other all the time.”

But Murray, 37, and his girlfriend Sara Porter, really did win the lottery’s grand prize package, worth more than $1.7 million.

The package includes a fully-furnished Minto Dream Home in the developer’s Mahogany subdivision in Manotick, as well as $100,000 in cash, a 2016 Chevy Camaro, house cleaning for a year and $5,000 in groceries from Farm Boy. Despite hearing it directly from the foundation, it wasn’t until media outlets began contacting him that the truth of his good fortune hit home.

“Honestly, I was overwhelmed at that point. It became way more than I was expecting and way more than I could handle,” he said.

“So I was kind of in a bit of shock, not really sure what to do because I had never really thought about this outcome.”

While he has no intention of leaving his new job at Kingston Toyota after

recently relocating to Kingston, he said his family will spend a lot of time in their new home. His favourite aspect of the house is a collection of art made by patients at CHEO. “We’re keeping (the art) for life. The house is absolutely gorgeous and the furnishings are amazing, but the artwork kind of helps to remind you we why buy the tickets in the first place: mostly just to do my part,” he said. “Kids are our future, so it’s about doing everything we can to help them. And CHEO does an amazing job.”

Murray said that he would like one day to meet some of the children who created the artwork. One piece in particular moved him.

“One that really stood out to me was a bunch of words on paper, and it was what CHEO means to that person, and the it was things like ‘family,’ ‘safe,’ ‘happiness,’ ‘happy moments,’ things like that,” he said. “This is someone that is sick, and in the hospital, and these are the

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Murray said it has taken time to absorb the good news since a CHEO representative

called him on Jan. 6 about the grand prize, but that that hasn’t kept him and Porter from discussing taking a vacation.

Beyond a getaway or two for themselves and Porter’s children, their plan is to use their cash winnings wisely.

“We have a lot of conversations to have with accountants and lawyers, just to see where it’s best to use the money,” he said. “But the regular things like, pay any debts that are there and be smart with the rest. My retirement’s taken care of, pretty well, so that’s the big news.”

Ottawa residents Lyne and Celeste Blanchard and Francis Landry won the lottery’s second prize, which includes $100,000 cash, a 2016 Nissan Rogue, and a week-long Caribbean cruise for two, among other prizes.

Gail Lynch and Doug Heath, also from Ottawa, won the 50/50 draw and will share the $544,705 cash prize.

According to the CHEO foundation, the 2015 Dream of a Lifetime Lottery broke its previous record for money raised, with more than $3.1 million collected for kids at CHEO.

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York, Boschman, Tugnutt among Sens alumni lineup Continued from page 1

Among the former NHLers coming to toy with, er play against the coaches are Doug Smith, Jason York, Corey Foster, Brad Brown, Denis Hamel, Laurie Boschman, Fred Barrett, Rick Smith and goalie Ron Tugnutt.

Also in the Alumni team’s line-up will be Jean Payette, Chris Valentine, Mike Foley, Kevin Kemp and Mark Patterson.

The players, and the coaches too for that matter, will be available for autographs after the game.

The minor hockey association is appealing to its members and supporters to attend the game and cheer on the coaches.

Among the coaches who have bravely volun-

teered to play Saturday are Sherwin Sim, Jamie Rondeau, Josh Batley, Darryl Jaakkola and Natasha Danschinko from the novice teams; Julian Oscroft, Mustack Kahn, John Ellis, Francis Kane, Mark King, Todd Hirtle and Chad McNeely of the atom squads; Mike O’Connell, Scott McGillivrary, Greg Erikson, Peter Draycott and Allan Welin of the peewees; and Adam Dunits and Mac Brisson of the bantams.

Tickets cost $5 each to a maximum of $20 for a family. There will be door prizes and a 50/50 draw.

The association is anticipating as many as 1,000 people will attend the game.

The event stems from the WCMHA’s partnership with the Ottawa Senators.

Registration open for Shinny with the Big Boys Two hockey teams comprised of former Major Junior, Junior B, ECHL and European Professional players will take to the outdoor ice in Carp for the annual Shinny with the Big Boys event on Jan. 23.

Registration is open for youth to play outdoor hockey with the ‘big boys’ and thanks to the generosity of the local community and businesses, a donation of hockey equipment will ensure anyone can take part.

Children who want to play but lack equipment can contact organizers Will Rado at will.rado@gmail.com, or Hylton Jorssen at wcwarriorspresident@gmail.com, or watch online (Twitter @ HCACarp) for information about an equipment fitting session scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 17 at the outdoor rink in Carp.

The former pro and semipro players will hit the ice first for an exhibition game in full equipment. The for-

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Former Major Junior, Junior B, ECHL and European professional players face off in an exhibition game at the outdoor Carp rink as part of the Shinny with the Big Boys event last year. Registration is open for this year’s event set for Jan. 23. mat will include referees, line changes on the fly, penalty shots, and generally fun and competitive hockey, said Rado.

After, the children and

youth will be invited onto the ice to Shinny with the Big Boys. Shinny teams will be a combination of kids and Big Boys, organized by age and skill level.

The event, hosted by the Huntley Community Association, in partnership with the West Carleton Minor Hockey Association, is free.

However, those attending are asked to please donate canned goods for the West Carleton Food Access Centre.

“Kids and parents alike are encouraged to come out and watch these highly skilled players,” said Rado.

“We will have a barbecue, featuring the famous ‘Huntley Burger,’ and the canteen will be open for hot chocolate and coffee.”

Registration for the shinny event closes on Thursday, Jan. 21, or earlier if the maximum number of children is reached.

The event takes place Saturday, Jan. 23, from noon to 4:30 p.m. at the outdoor rink in Carp. For full details or to register your child for this event, visit hca-carp.ca/ calendar/shinny-with-thebig-boys-2016.

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Packers, junior hockey marked by revamp in 2015 Scott Campbell

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For Junior B style hockey, the year 2015 will mostly be remembered for a major revamp of the Eastern Ontario Junior Hockey League within the Ottawa area and the Valley.

The formation of the Central Canada Hockey Tier 2 (CCHL2) league did away with the EOJHL’s existence, which spanned nearly 40 years.

Proponents of such a change see the silver lining the level of play pushes kids to the Junior A level - the move

of Packers goaltender Peter Brooks to the Kemptville 73’s is an example of that.

However, the overall transition has not been an easy one for the first year of the CCHL2.

The decision to form the new league forced the exclusion and end to such teams as

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A group of players decided to quit the Brockville Tikis because of the increased costs that apply to the CCHL2 format. The Tikis have struggled for the entire season on the scoreboard.

As well, the owner of the Prescott Flyers has announced he is trying to sell his club, citing the increased expense of operating in the new league.

Former Packer head coach Bill Griese has no hard feelings about the changing junior landscape, even if he did get fired partway through the season. “Getting fired is just part of the Junior hockey

experience. As far the new league goes, yes, of course, things could have gone better,” he said.

“But overall, I think for the time we had to get this up and running it’s been a huge success. There are things that will need to be tweaked, such as playoff format and schedule, but the people involved did a great job of getting this going.”

Griese thinks the next step will be for all the teams to recognize what went wrong and fix it.

“One of the problems with the old EOJHL was our inability to address our issues that needed to be fixed at the end of each year. Call it stubbornness or call it parochial, we just never really sat down at the end of each year and hashed out our differences.”

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Another step for the CCHL2, said Griese, is to find a strong commissioner or president. It may be a few years to get the league in an ideal position, but there was positivity that the league will get there.

“The new CCHL2 has delivered what the vision was set out to be,” said Packers general manager Brent Sylvester. “That’s variety for the fans and the level of play has drastically increased, allowing any team on any given night to win regardless of their records.”

Sylvester noted there are some very tight playoff races with about 14 games left to play in the regular season.

Barry Cape decided to step up behind the bench for the Packers after the firing of Griese. Cape has seen the change firsthand though, as he had been the assistant coach first.

“Strictly from from a coach’s perspective,” said Cape. “I think (the league) created more parity amongst teams and is going to make the playoff race very exciting.”

As standings are now, Perth and Casselman are leading and likely to win their divisions, with only 10 teams to make the playoffs. The result means a fight for the last few playoff spots.

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Hit the slopes with Calabogie’s Freestyle Skiing Club Victoria Klassen

When fluffy white snowflakes begin to fall, many freestyle skiers look forward to soaring off jumps, grinding rails and racing through moguls.

Calabogie Peaks Freestyle offers fun and safe lessons for youth who want to learn and develop freestyle skills.

At Calabogie, freestyle skiing involves mogul runs, terrain parks, glades and a ski cross course that was added in 2014. These different types of terrain helps participants become versatile skiers.

Children aged six and up can join the Saturday Fundamental Freestylerz program, where they will learn the basics of freestyle skiing

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Lessons run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with a one-hour lunch break. This way, students get a full day of fun instruction by

DEVIL’S ADVOCATE

While there are plenty of positives in the new system, there are people who don’t see the league as a success. Most notably, those involved with excluded teams such as former Shawville Pontiacs president Ryan Barber.

“I agree, that some of that is true, as issues were never fixed (with the EOJHL),” said Barber. “Renaming the league and kicking teams out doesn’t solve the problem.

“I would honestly say that Shawville was one of the easiest going franchis-

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“With an unbalanced schedule you don’t decide your own fate as much as you would in previous years when you only played within your division,” said Cape. “This means there will be a lot of scoreboard watching as the season winds down.”

Cape added that the new aligned midget league brought with it many challenges as well. Numbers at training camp were low because players were staying with the CCHL team that drafted them, so the process took longer.

“I am very excited for the future of CCHL2 … as we continue to work the process and deliver a better product for players and fans,” said Sylvester.

es. It typically came down to the old boys club who were used to always doing it their way, the same way, and never willing to listen to change.”

As for the league, the only real change Barber can see that the schedule has all the teams playing each other.

“It was something most teams never wanted to do in the past due to expense,” he said. “But charging kids $2,500 has allowed them to travel more and most likely show a profit each season. Those owners will be happy with the new league, but it would basically be on a personal level and the fact they no longer have to work for sponsorship or struggle to find money. The kids now pay for everything.”

The quality of league play has not changed from the past either, maintained Barber. Teams can win on any given night for any season, in any league of hockey. The parity among teams is not that much different from the EOJHL. Promotions like the Brooks move from the Packers to Junior A is actually nothing new, Barber said. He pointed out Steve Lafleur played Shawville Midget and Junior B as a 16-year-old in 1996. He went on to play for the Belleville Bulls at 17 and was drafted in the ninth round by the Colorado Avalanche that year.

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The ice crackled as the firefighter purposefully broke through and fell into the cold water of the Ottawa River.

“I would say the temperature is around freezing or a bit below,” reported Lt. Dale Hopper.

Communication is essential for safety, he stressed. That message was hammered home as a group of firefighters from Station 62 in Fitzroy Harbour conducted ice water exercises on a nearby section of the Ot-

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“It is practical training to keep skills up to date,” said Lt. Hopper.

“It also gives an idea on what they are walking into.”

‘They’ were two of the Fitzroy firefighters preparing for an upcoming test.

Once certified they will be known as technicians.

The weather played a factor in the timing of Saturday’s exercise, as colder temperatures and thicker ice wouldn’t offer the same opportunity to get onto the river.

“They are learning self-rescue,

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Above, firefighters Dylan Lidbetter, left, Justin Paradis-Senechal, centre, and Quinton Champion Demers work on their ice extraction techniques in the Fortuna rescue boat. Below, Champion Demers gives a wave during the self-rescue exercise. victim and go rescue,” explained Capt. Joe Larkin.

The self-rescue is obvious. The firefighters find ways to pull themselves out of the watery depths.

The victim scenario lets the firemen head out on a Fortuna rescue boat to pull a person out of the water, while in a go rescue a firefighter swims out to secure the victim and waits for the rest of the crew.

A key element in all these scenarios is constant communication.

Capt. Larkin and Lt. Hopper kept check on the exercise from the shore, typically dealing with dispatch.

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pion-Demers, Dylan Lidbetter, Quinton Champion-Demers, Justin Paradis-Senechal and Greg Veldhuizen were on the water, dealing with gear, ropes for safety and other situations.

It’s all about being prepared, say the firefighters.

The calls don’t lead to the firemen diving into the water. There is preplanning and defining roles of everyone involved. That begins before the firefighters leave the station and continues as they head to the scene.

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Bottom right: West Carleton School of Performing Arts dancer Nora Rhude sparkles.

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Serves: 4 Ingredients 1 lb. (500 g) ground pork 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 stalk lemongrass, white bulbous part only, finely chopped 3 tbsp (45 mL) fish sauce Pepper 8 oz. (250 g) wide rice noodles, broken in half 2 tbsp (25 mL) vegetable vinegar and sodium-reduced oil soy sauce 1 onion, sliced 1/4 cup (50 mL) each 1 carrot, cut into matchcoarsely chopped fresh Thai sticks 2 cups (500 mL) button or basil (or regular basil), mint, crimini mushrooms (or mix- coriander and dill Fresh herbs ture), sliced Preparation instructions 1 tbsp (15 mL) brown In medium bowl, toss sugar 1/2 cup (125 mL) chicken pork with garlic, lemongrass, 1 tbsp (15 mL) of the broth sauce and pepper to tbsp (15 mL)SATURDAY each rice fish SUNDAY RSDAY 1FRIDAY

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With Canadians set to debate the legalization of marijuana under the mandate of the newly-elected Liberal Party, the National Capital Region has come up with another first: a ‘Cooking with Cannabis’ class led by a chef.

Created by National Access Cannabis’ Ottawa branch, the class by Chef Jonathan Harris provided medical marijuana users with recipes, techniques and information on creating tasty, healthy edibles as part of their medical routine. The class is being held for National Access Cannabis members with Health Canada approval to use medical marijuana.

“This service is particularly important to our older clients or those who are new to medical marijuana and need more information,” says Angelo Muscari, National Access Cannabis’ Ottawa manager and information specialist.

“At least 70 per cent of those who come through our doors ask about edibles as an alternative to smoking or vaping,”

In June, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that medical marijuana patients are legally able to consume – not just smoke – their medicine, as well as use extracts and other derivatives.

The class for 30 National Access Cannabis members was held in November at Harris’s Chelsea restaurant, Tante Carole.

“This is about helping people who don’t want to smoke or vape to access their medicine,” said Harris. “There are so many taboos surrounding medical marijuana, and the food aspect of it is really unexplored from a culinary point of view. I take a holistic approach to cooking and that’s what I’ll teach in this class.”

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In same skillet, heat remaining oil and stir-fry reserved pork mixture, breaking up with back of wooden spoon, for five minutes or until lightly browned. Add sugar and stir-fry for one minute.

Add reserved onion mixture, broth, remaining fish sauce, vinegar and soy sauce; stir-fry until carrots are tender; about three minutes.

Reduce heat to medium, add noodles and stir-fry until noodles are tender and heated through, about three minutes.

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Fifth annual Bust a Move campaign harnesses people power Steph Willems

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In the fight against breast cancer and other health scourges, the participation of community members in raising awareness and funds for treatments and research is critical.

Since 2010, an ever-changing group of Ottawa women have joined together to do exactly this. Bust a Move, which started out in Halifax in five years ago, is a one-day event meant to empower women and men through fitness, while bringing awareness and community dollars towards breast health.

Bust a Move Ottawa will take place on March 5. All participants agree to raise a minimum of $1,000 for the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation.

The fifth annual Bust a Move Ottawa campaign kicked off at the Westboro home of Melissa Shabinsky, a long-time supporter of the nationwide initiative.

“I’ve been involved since day one and I’ve put in a team each year,” said Shabinsky.

“We have the best time – it’s a full day of all-on fitness with my girlfriends. My family owns the Ottawa Athletic Club, so we host the event.

This year I’ve taken on the position of co-chair with two other fabulous women, and we’re hoping that with our amazing celebrity we’re announcing today and the new women and recruitments we’re trying to do, it’s going to be an amazing success.”

The celebrity guest at the event will be Jesse Palmer, former NFL quarterback , sports commentator and star of one season of the TV show The Bachelor.

Linda Eagen, CEO of the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation, said community fundraising is critical, but engaging people comes first.

“Every two hours in this community, somebody will hear the words ‘You have cancer,’ and every eight hours it will be somebody who will hear the words ‘You have breast cancer,’” said Eagen.

“So many of us are touched by this terrible disease that it’s impossible to just sit on the sidelines and not

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Personalized, targeted medicine aimed at improving cure rates and lowering side effects is a key focus of the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation, said Eagen.

“We do support better treatment, but we also support better care for the person,” she said. “We do that through cancer coaching, which is offered at the Survivorship Centre on Alta Vista Drive. Part of what these women are going to do is contribute to the treatment – care for the tumor – and contribute to cancer coaching and a new program called After the Bell.”

Though survival rates of breast cancer now stand at 90 per cent, a diagnosis of “cancer-free” doesn’t mean that health problems, both physical and psychological, don’t persist.

New needs brought about by an individual’s past cancer surgeries and treatments would be addressed by the After the Bell program, allowing people to gain the upper hand in managing their health and lifestyle, thus restoring confidence.

Susan Dent, medical oncologist at the Ottawa Hos-

pital Cancer Centre, has been the medical adviser for Bust a Move Ottawa for the previous two years, participating in the event as well.

“It’s events like Bust a Move that raise funds so that, as health care providers, we can conduct research that will ultimately lead to better care for our patients,” she said.

Dent’s research counters the negative effects that cancer treatments can have on heart health. Collaboration with the hospital’s cardiology unit has yielded a cardiooncology program that refers patients to cardiologists in a timely manner.

“Traditionally we worked separately in silos, where you’d see your cancer physician then see your heart physician,” said Dent.

“Now, we’re trying to work together, break down those barriers, and see the patient as a whole person. Not only that, we know that the population is aging, and women and other individuals may have heart disease and then develop cancer. So, how do you deliver the best cancer therapy for those individuals if they already have heart disease?”

Important research like this is funded “100 per cent” through the community and initiatives like Bust a Move, said Dent, meaning that without the public’s involvement, new treatments can’t be explored.

Information on how to join or donate to Bust a Move can be found on their website, www.bustamove.ca.

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Mysterious Aunty made herself most welcome Mary Cook’s Memories MARY COOK

our bed for Aunty, putting us downstairs in the kitchen to sleep foot-to-foot on the narrow creton couch.

That was the only year she came for such a long time, for which Audrey and I were truly grateful, since we missed our own bed upstairs.

Aunty had busy fingers that year. She put new lugs on our winter hats, sewed missing buttons onto shirts, turned out hand-knitted mitts, and made long crocheted strings, which we girls wore under our winter coats, around our necks and down the inside of the sleeves, supposedly to keep our mitts from getting lost.

She also insisted on adding her bit to the Grace, which Father always said before we put a bite of food to our mouths. Although her Grace wasn’t long, it certainly had a message, which you couldn’t miss.

As well as thanking God

for what we were about to eat, she thanked Him for providing her with a place to stay over the long winter, repeating Mother and Father’s name more than once so that He would know exactly who she was talking about. Of course, this made them very reluctant to complain about a visit from someone who nobody knew from Adam.

She was as big as a minute, and yet she packed away enough food to feed half of Renfrew County.

If there was one little sausage left on the platter, she plucked it off, saying ‘waste not, want not’, as if even a morsel as small as a sausage would ever get thrown away in our house! It would either go into the big granite pot that sat continuously on the back of the stove for soup, or someone would get it at the next meal. Wasting food was a mortal sin in our house!

But cleaning off the platter, or scooping up the last boiled carrot gave Aunty another whack at finishing off whatever was left from the meal, and what good it did her, never showed, because she was as thin as a rail.

She left redding up the kitchen to my sister Audrey and me. After she finished eating, she headed right for Father’s rocking chair, where her tapestry bag sat, fishing out whatever she needed for the sewing job at hand.

She never talked much, but sitting in Father’s rocker (which seemed to annoy him more as her visit droned on) in a low hum, always in only about two notes, she purred away, peering out from under her white starched hat which only left her head when she went to bed at night.

She wasn’t above scolding one of us kids either. “Please” and “thank you” were high on her list

Spirit of Giving for seniors Arnprior-Braeside-McNab Seniors at Home last Breakfast N’ Learn featured ‘In the Spirit of Giving’, a presentation on ideas for gifts for the elderly person on Christmas list. From left are Ildiko Palfy, Ginger Regan of Butter Me Up, Phyllis Doherty-Hereford of Sophie’s Cards and a ABMSH volunteer, and Gwen Flewellyn, a Regal and Watkin’s representative and volunteer for ABMSH. After no Breakfast N’ Learn in December, the next date is Wednesday, Jan. 27 with a presentation from ABMSH executive director Dennis Harrington and ABMSH volunteer Stephen Dodd on the topic of ‘Leaving a Legacy’.

flagged down to stop to pick up Aunty. It was a Saturday.

Cleaning day, beds changed, laundry gotten ready for the Monday wash.

Before my sister Audrey and I reached for the dust mops, we changed the bed Aunty had been sleeping in, put on clean flannelette sheets, flung ourselves on top of the feather tickings and giggled like two hyenas. No more foot-to-foot on the couch in the kitchen.

Father, who never took a break during the daytime, when he came back from the station, plopped down in his rocking chair, lit his pipe, and promptly fell asleep. The house was back to normal.

Interested in an electronic version of Mary’s books? Go to https://www.smashwords. com and type MaryRCook for e-book purchase details, or if you would like a hard copy, please contact Mary at wick2@sympatico.ca.

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of priorities, so she matched Mother in that respect, who was known to snatch a piece of bread right out of our hands at the table if we failed to thank the person who was passing the plate.

The day finally came when Aunty was ready to move on. If she had any money, she never spent it at our house. But she had enough obviously to buy a train ticket to Pembroke, where she said she was going to visit a cousin who was a nun in the convent there.

Father was mighty suspicious about her having a cousin who was a Catholic, as his whole family was Lutheran, which made him more leery than ever about her relationship to the Hanemans.

Spring was in the air the day Aunty was loaded into the buggy and driven to the station in Northcote, where the train would have to be

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This beautiful girl is Ginger! Ginger is a two year old, spayed female with a gorgeous medium length coat. She is a very sweet, quiet cat that likes attention and is affectionate without being demanding. Ginger likes other cats but becomes easily overwhelmed and really enjoys her own space. She is happiest spending her days snuggled up in her favorite cat bed. She would love to find a quiet home where she could be the only pet. If you would like to meet Ginger, she is currently located at the Renfrew Pet Valu.

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Aunty was packed up to go. If you could call it packing up.

Everything she owned was carried about in a small tapestry bag. It came with her in the late Fall that year, and left with her when she went to another relative over on the Barr Line when Spring was breaking, or where ever else she could find a home.

I never knew her by any name other than Aunty. Everyone in our house called her Aunty, including Father, who, when she first arrived, vowed he had never laid eyes on her in his life. And certainly, Mother coming from New York and all, had no idea who she was.

She just arrived one day walking in the long lane from the Northcote Side Road, dressed entirely in black, with her skirt just a bare inch above the ground, black laced boots to her ankles, and a white bonnet that never left her head until she crawled into bed at night. Everything she needed was in that tapestry bag, including all her sewing needs, which she said was why she was at our house to begin with.

Of course, my sister Audrey and I had to give up

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Winners and more to come for Seniors at Home Liz Wall

Seniors at Home

The draw for ArnpriorBraeside-McNab Seniors at Home annual cash raffle took place Dec. 16 during the annual Seniors’ Christmas party at St. John Chrysostom Parish Hall in Arnprior.

The official draw was conducted by Seniors at Home executive director Dennis Harrington, development committee chair Phyllis Doherty and transportation co-ordinator Tammy Mondor.

The lucky winners: 4th prize - Teresa Kelly, Arnprior $100; 3rd prize - Michel Van Wyk, Arnprior $200; 2nd prize - Peter Fachmie, Arnprior - $300; and 1st prize - Roz Ryan, Braeside - $600.

Congratulations to all winners and thank you to everyone who purchased a ticket. “Your support has always, and will continue to be most appreciated,” said Harrington.

A huge thank you to all the volunteers who gave their time throughout the year to sell the cash raffle tickets on various dates and at a variety of loca-

tions. Without them, the project would not be a successful fundraiser for the agency.

ITALIAN NIGHT

Plan a night out with family and friends as Seniors at Home hosts its annual Italian Night Honouring Robbie Burns on Wednesday, Jan. 20 from 5 to 8 p.m. at East Side Mario’s in Arnprior.

The tickets cost $17 per person (in advance) available at the Seniors at Home office, 106 McGonigal St. West, or $20 the night of the event (an agency volunteer will there to assist you).

The cost of admission includes a second helping buffet, live entertainment by the popular Guy Jamieson and friend, a 50/50 draw, and chance to win one of several door prizes.

Hope to see you there.

BREAKFAST WITH CUPID

There is no better way to start your day on Family Day then with family, friends, Cupid, and special guest Justin Phillips of the Ottawa Redblacks Canadian Football

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Teresa Kelly is all smiles with Dennis Harrington after winning $100 in the Seniors at Home cash raffle draw.

League team.

Mark your calendar now and plan to attend Seniors at Home’s second Family Day Breakfast with Cupid and Friends on Monday, Feb. 15 at the Christian Education Centre, 257 John St. North in Arnprior.

Bring the entire family for a morning of pancakes and sausages with all the extras, while visiting with family, neighbours, and meeting number 44 of the Ottawa Redblacks, Justin Phillips and his young family.

Cost is $8 per adult, children 8 and under $4 and those under two years of age free.

There will also be live entertainment, door prizes, ‘Community Angels’ serving up the meal, a visit from Cupid, and, of course, plenty of old-fashioned hospitality and fun.

Be sure to check out the February issue of the Arnprior Chronicle-Guide and the Seniors at Home website (www.cssagency.ca) and Facebook for further details.

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VOLNTEERS

What is missing from the title? The ‘U’ is missing, as in ‘you’.

Arnprior-Braeside-McNab Seniors at Home would love to have you become a member of their team in 2016.

Your community support service agency is in immediate need for volunteers in the following areas: community drivers, volunteer receptionist, volunteers for delivery of Hot Meals on Wheels and

the newest opportunity for a volunteer, the Ottawa Valley Thrift Store.

The first step of becoming a volunteer with ABMSH is to drop by the office and pick up a volunteer application (also available online at www. cssagency.ca). Next, you must get a vulnerable sector police check and then return the completed application to the office.

This will be followed by an interview with volunteer program co-ordinator Patti Farr.

Once you have successfully completed the application process, you will receive an orientation on your new position as a community volunteer and then – feel great!

Other programs that require the service of a volunteer include telephone security, friendly visiting, foot care reception, income tax preparers, income tax program receptionists, special events, committee work, and social programs including Friendship Days and the Diner’s Club.

You have the opportunity to offer your time within one, or several programs that Seniors at Home offers, making sure it is a good fit for you.

Please call 613-623-7981.

Together, you – us – we will make that difference.

Many made seniors party a success

are proud to announce

GABRIELLE ZEKRI

No problem, ArnpriorBraeside-McNab Seniors at Home is here to help.

The agency offers a ‘Seniors’ Grocery Program’ and if you answered yes to any one of the three questions above, then you are encouraged to call the office at 613-623-7981 to register for the program.

The Seniors’ Grocery Program is offered in conjunction with Jack and Faith’s No Frills and provides for delivery of your groceries by Community Living and L’Arche Arnprior, every Wednesday from 1-3 p.m.

For more information, contact program co-ordinator Jennifer Stratton Monday to Friday between 12:30 and 4:30 p.m. or email jenniferstratton@cssagency.ca.

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Liz Wall

Seniors at Home

The annual Seniors Christmas party held Dec. 16 at the St. John Chrysostom Parish Hall served up plenty of turkey, entertainment, prizes, hospitality and fun.

Jean McCarron was one of the 240 who enjoyed herself while Dan Lynch was ‘very happy’ that is buddy, St. Nick, was able to be on hand, even without snow, to assist Jean as she poised for a special photo with the old guy.

A huge thank you to all who contributed to the festive afternoon.

Thank you to Mel’s House of Flowers, Prior Engagements, Krave Bistro, Knights of Columbus, Rona, Rick Leben, Gaston Morreau, Marie Brydges, Island View, Arnprior Villa, Reverend Hughes, Lions Club, Sweet & Sassy, Gallery Gift Shop, Star Set Jewelers, Socks Plus, Metro, No Frills, to all who donated a door prize, staff of both Boyce’s and Pilon Family funeral homes for

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Jean McCarron cozies up to Santa at the Seniors Christmas party. providing transportation, volunteers Gwen Flewelling, Sandra and Morris Hall for selling tickets , Lisa Smith and staff of Boyce’s Funeral Home for the lovely corsages, Dan Lynch and Santa Claus, and last but certainly not less, all who attended and supported this special event and all volunteers who helped out before, during and after.

Declan Andrew Cummings

April 10, 2015

Proud Parents: Cathy & Jimmy Anas Sibling: TJ Anas

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January 20, 2015

Proud Parents: Brian and Andrea Cummings (Miller)

Proud Parents: Michael & Amanda Butler Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 6 oz., 20”

Max Lucas Gould

Demie Litsa Nora Anas

November 14, 2015

Kaitlyn Hellen MacHardy

June 1, 2015

November 2, 2015

Proud Parents: Scott & Jen Gould Sibling: Ava Weight & Length: 9 lbs. 10 oz., 18”

Proud Parents: Andrew & Kelly MacHardy Weight & Length: 8 lbs. 6 oz., 21 ¾”

Michael Patrick O’Reilly Jr. May 26, 2015

Proud Parents: Mike & Christine O’Reilly Sibling: Haley Weight: 5 lbs. 12 oz.

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Ava Grace Butler

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August 2, 2015

Proud Parents: Melanie and Ryan Irving Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 11 oz., 19”

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Ryker Stewart Irving (Blimkie)

Blake Mitchell William Davis

Blair Melanie Patricia Kelly (Blimkie)

August 12, 2015

Proud Parents: Mitchell Davis & Courtney Courchesne Sibling: Big Brother Brantley Weight: 9lbs. 1oz.

October 21, 2015

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Proud Parents: Julie and Mike Kelly Weight & Length: 6 lbs. 1 oz., 18”

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Sometimes the littlest things take up the most room in your heart.

Proud Parents: Nychelle Sauvé & Sheldon McGrath

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Quintin Della-Vedova

Paisley Jean Marie Crown

September 16, 2015

February 12, 2015

Proud Parents: Meghan Wright & Daniel Della-Vedova Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 8 oz., 19 ½”

Proud Parents: Adam & Crystal Crown Sibling: Big Brother Zander Weight & Length: 7lbs. 12 oz., 21”

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October 10th, 2015

Andrew Robert Graham May 12, 2015

Proud Parents: Lee & Chantal Graham Sibling: Claire Olivia Graham Weight & Length: 9 lbs. 15 oz., 21”

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August 7th, 2015

Hartlee Lynn Frances Lowe

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Paisley Rose McGrath

Isaiah & Sawyer Lecuyer Dufour

July 8, 2015

Evelyn Rose Godin

January 28, 2015

January 17th, 2015

Proud Parents: Danielle Lecuyer & Addley Dufour Weight: Isaiah – 2 lbs., Sawyer – 3 lbs.

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Proud Parents: Jason & Mayron Godin Weight & Length: 7lbs. 1oz., 19”

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Proud Parents: Mike Poole & Jessica Hayley Sibling: JD Poole Weight & Length: 9lbs. 13oz., 20”

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Dylan Jane Poole

Brag 2015 The laugh of a child is like a star on the sky.

Proud Parents: Russell & Christy Shulist (nee Wilson) Siblings: Hunter & Kaleigh Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 13.6 oz.

May 25, 2015

Proud Parents: Megan & Ian Postin Weight: 7 lbs. 2 oz.

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Aurora Jade Marie Postin

June 6, 2015

Denver James Patrick Wright

Evelyn Louise Furniss

September 10, 2015

July 27, 2015

Proud Parents: Mike & Kayla Wright Weight & Length: 9 lbs. 2 oz., 19.5 “

Proud Parents: Jeff & Melanie Furniss Weight & Length: 6 lbs. 14 oz., 20”

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Oliver Frank Mitchell Utronki

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Chase Brian Maxwell Shulist

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Jayce Brohart

Jordana Catherine Washington

January 9, 2015

March 9, 2015

Robert John Neil (R.J.) Ritchie

Proud Parents: Amber Machura & Eric Brohart Sibling: Hunter Weight & Length: 7 lb. 10 oz., 18“

Proud Parents: Lauren & Kyle Washington Sibling: Brother Nelson Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 8 oz., 20”

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Brag 2015

First we had each other. Then we had you. Now we have

everything!

Proud Parents: Adam LeBlanc & Adrienne Barr Sibling: Big brother Emmett Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 9 oz., 21”

July 4th, 2015

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February 19, 2015

Proud Parents: Kevin & Stephanie McKinnon Weight & Length: 7 lbs.,50 cm

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Trent William Trousdale

Nora Treva McKinnon

Callie Anne Hilda Byce April 2, 2015

Proud Parents: Brittany & Brent Byce Sibling: Brother Colby Weight & Length: 6 lbs. 9 oz., 19”

Sawyer Albert Jeffrey Rabideau June 1, 2015

Proud Parents: Jason & Allison (Wereley) Rabideau Sibling: Isaac Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 14 oz., 20.5”

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Dorothy May LeBlanc

Hailey Anne Cavanagh

Cooper Barry Cowan

July 15, 2015

October 8, 2015

June 22, 2015

Proud Parents: Megan & Troy Siblings: Andee & Jansen Weight: 7lbs. 8 oz.

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Ellis Marie Riopelle

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Proud Parents: Andy & Julia Cavanagh Siblings: Cole & Reid Weight & Length: 8 lbs. 2 oz., 21”

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Proud Parents: Kelly Hartley & Chris Cowan Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 14 oz., 22”

Brag 2015 The littlest feet make the biggest footprints in our hearts.

Proud Parents: David & Heather (Wallace) Good

Proud Parents: Ashley & Russell Sibling: Mason Weight & Length: 8 lbs. 3 oz., 22“ Love, Nanny & Poppa

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Rosalie Marie Donovan

Levi Roy Hazelwood

September 17, 2015

December 3, 2015

Proud Parents: Chris & Janet Donovan Weight & Length: 8 lbs. 7 oz., 21”

Proud Parents: Clinton & Hannah Weight & Length: 7lbs. 12oz., 22”

Elly Gould March 11, 2015

Proud Parents: Lorraine Vincent & Brad Gould Sibling: Darren Weight & Length: 6 lbs. 6 oz., 18”

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Garrett David Good

Coady James Mitchell

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Nathan (Nate) Aaron Zimmerling

Dryden Curry Donald Utronki

Maeve Susan Melanson

December 26, 2015

Proud Parents: Ryan & Julie Zimmerling Siblings: Zach & Blake Weight: 7 lbs. 7 oz.

Proud Parents: Emily & Curtis Melanson Sibling: Big sister Hadley Weight: 5 lbs. 2.5 oz.

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Brag 2015

A new baby is like the beginning of all things-

wonder, hope, a dream of possibilities.

Proud Parents: Greg & Paula Place Sibling: Madeline Place (2 yrs) Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 12 oz., 22”

Proud Parents: Brandon Brydges & Liz Lafont Weight & Length: 8 lbs. 11 oz., 20” R0013633756

Adelyn Josephine McKay

October 29, 2015

December 12, 2015

Proud Parents: Craig Sackmann & Cecilia Miller Weight & Length: 9 lbs. 5oz., 22 ½”

Proud Parents: Brad & Krista McKay Siblings: Ava & Mason McKay Weight & Length: 8 lbs. 7 oz., 21.5”

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Clyde Ivan Sackmann

Kensington Hortensia Wilma Brydges

Eric Garry Jimmy Yach December 3, 2015

Proud Parents: Robert & Lindsay Yach Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 12 oz. & 55 cm

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Hannah Mary Place

Danica Grace LeGris

August 3, 2015

January 21, 2015

Proud Parents: Patricia Boyd & Robin Stevenard Sibling: Big Sister Etta Weight & Length: 7lbs. 15oz., 22”

Proud Parents: Crystal & Kevin LeGris Siblings: Alexis, Cassidy, Chase, & Caleb Weight: 9lbs. 3 oz.

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Proud Parents: Amanda & Richard Wilson Siblings: Big Brother Kohl & Big Sister Lily Weight: 9.1 lbs.

Finn Robert William Stevenard

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Kate Taylor Beatrice Wilson

Brag 2015

December 9, 2015

Proud Parents: Paige Montague & Paul Walker Weight & Length: 7lbs. 8oz., 19”

Proud Parents: Robert & Carolyn Kean Siblings: Ethan, Aiden & Riley Weight & Length: 8 lbs. 2 oz., 21”

Beau James Brunet July 18, 2015

Proud Parents: Georgia & Tyler Brunet Siblings: Andre & Grace Weight: 6 lbs. 11 oz.

Quinley Payton Simpson May 8, 2015

Proud Parents: Bryan & Candice (Blemkie) Simpson Sibling: Kaleb Gary Simpson Weight & Length: 7 lbs. 13 oz., & 20”

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Sloane Louise Montague-Walker

June 14th, 2015

100% Perfect

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Proud Parents: Mike & Jade McMahon Sibling: Myah McMahon Weight & Length: Macklin – 4 lbs. 10oz., 18.5” Maddox – 5 lbs. 4oz., 19”

Caleb Douglas Kean

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May 20, 2015

50% Mommy 50% Daddy

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Antiques, Modern Household Furnishings For The Estate of the late Mrs Patricia Webster to be held at Hands Auction Facility 5501 County Rd 15, R R # 2, Brockville, ON Friday, January 22 @ 2 p.m.

Preview from 12 noon or by appointment This auction offers quality Victorian and modern furnishings, collectibles and much more reflecting the late Mrs Webster’s exquisite taste and discerning eye for stylish excellence. You will not want to miss this auction! Please visit www.handsauction.com click Online Bidding Button to view full descriptive catalogue and photographs. Online bidding opens Friday, January 15 @ 9 a.m. and closes Friday, January 22 @ 12 noon. The choice is now yours, bid online or as always we are delighted to see you at the live auction.

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FOR SALE Cedar rails, pickets & posts for sale, as well as rough sawn cedar & pine lumber. Call or text 613-913-7958.

Cedar (white), quality lumber, most sizes, decking, T&G, channel rustic.

Also huge bundles of cedar slabs ($45) and large bags of shavings ($35). www.scoutenwhitecedar.ca (613)283-3629.

Loveseat for sale $10.00.

Some wear on seat cushions, but otherwise in great condition, solid frame. Must go and must be picked up in Ashton.

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613-256-0341.

Firewood- Cut, split and delivered or picked up. Dry seasoned hardwood or softwood from $60/face cord. Phone Greg Knops (613)658-3358, cell (613)340-1045.

All Cleaned Dry Seasoned hardwood. (hard maple) cut and split. Free delivery, kindling available, also white birch. Call today 613-229-7533

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In the Vernon Recreational Centre, Vernon ON - turn East on Lawrence St. Ω mile-just off Bank St. (formerly Hwy 31) - approx 20 miles South of Ottawa. Watch for Auction Signs.

~ Need Expansion In A Hot Sector ? ~ Here is a very attractive property for any investor.

Located in a premier location on the south side of St. Laurent Blvd south of Walkley Rd. forming part of the high-end Ottawa Business Park. Easily accessible w/ direct access to Hwy 417. Public transit w/in 1 block.

Boasting 3 commercial condominium units to be sold as one. Well maintained, clean & renovated. Sub-dividable to suit ! Interior layout measures 5,721 sq ft (+/-) over 2 floors. Main floor has been fitted for reception area, employee entry, several offices, open spaces, male & female multi-cubicle washrooms, lunchroom, storage rooms & employee entry. Upper floor has offices, endless open space & storage. Zoning IL [414]. Immediate occupancy. Please visit our website for valuable information.

For private viewing, terms & conditions please call our office at 613-267-6027 or 613-326-0461.

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FOR RENT Hungerford Gate Apartments Kanata 1 & 2 bedroom apartments available for immediate occupancy; include fridge, stove, storage, parking, and ceramic flooring; security cameras, rental agent and maintenance person on site; laundry room; located near parks, buses, shopping, schools, churches, etc.

To view, call 613-878-1771. www.brigil.com

Saturday, January 23 at 10:00 AM (viewing starting at 8:30 am) It’s Auction Time! Welcome to the first of a series of 4 sales in the Vernon Centre.

This sale features a vast selection of quality collectibles, exquisite glassware, antique and contemporary furniture from Estates from Lanark Highlands, St. Lawrence Seaway, Ottawa and the Eastern Townships.

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See www.theauctionfever.com for more detailed listing.

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Almonte Antique Market, 26 Mill St. in historic downtown Almonte.

613-256-1511. 50 vendors. Open daily 10-5.

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BARNS We repair, modify or demolish any size of structure.

Salvaged buildings, timber and logs for sale.

Various size buildings.

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FOR RENT 3726 Kinburn Sideroad, Antrim, Avail immed, no pets, $950/mnth plus utilities, propane heat, 3 bedrm, 1 bath, approx.

900 sq.ft. Fridge & stove incl. First/last. Call Wendy 613-880-4776.

Charming 2+1 bed, 2 bath home in Pakenham. Neat & Clean. 5 Appliances.

Garage. Walk to ski hill. $1,500/month. Call Marilyn Crabbe cell 613.804.4903. Salesperson Century21 Explorer Realty 613-422-6757.

Richmond, Jock Trail Road. 2 bedroom apartment (in-law suite), available March. Heat included. $1,250/month.

613-850-9145.

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Renfrew Victoria Hospital, a progressive community hospital located in the heart of the Ottawa Valley is seeking to fill the following positions:

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HELP WANTED Real Estate Administrative Position: Monday to Friday 9am to 1pm $18.00 to $20.00 an hour. Knowledge of Social Media Marketing and Web Sites an asset.

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IN MEMORIAM BOYD - In loving memory of a dear wife, mom and grandmother Nancy, who passed away January 13, 1996.

Gone are the days we used to share, But in our hearts you’re always there, Never more than a thought away, Loved and remembered every day.

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Residential We pay top dollar cash for Construction Company instruments. 22 Raglan looking Lovingly remembered, St. (main street) Renfrew. for an experienced John, Carolyn, Danny, www.millmusic.ca Site Supervisor. Full 613.432.4381 Terry, Ann-Marie, Certified Mason. 12 years time, benefits. Send experience. Chimney reGavan, Shane, Kyle and resume to Justin Piano, Voice, pair, restoration, parging, alyssa@ Speech Arts. repointing. Brick, block mcewanhomes.com RCM Examiner accepting and stone. Small/big job or fax to 613-623-2526 LEGAL beginners, advanced. Visit specialist. Free estimates.

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The Nursing Coordinator acts as a resource for all departments, and functions in a leadership role after-hours. The successful candidate possesses a Certificate of Competence from the CNO, ACLS certification, broad clinical skills and experience, and excellent communication, leadership and organizational skills. Experience working in a unionized environment will be considered a strong asset.

OTHER OPPORTUNITIES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE AT RVH

We are currently recruiting for the following casual and temporary part-time positions: • Registered Nurses in Special Care, O.R., E.R., and Dialysis • Pharmacy Assistant • Physiotherapist • Physiotherapy Assistant

At Pillar5 Pharma, we know that quality products come from quality people, so we’re always on the lookout for great talent.

WE CURRENTLY HAVE AN IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A PERMANENT - FULL TIME BLISTER MACHINE OPERATOR Reporting to the Team Leader of Packaging, the Blister Machine Operator’s role is to set-up, operate, maintain, and trouble shoot equipment and to assist in preventative maintenance.

RESPONSIBILITIES: • Set-up, operate, maintain and clean equipment on the packaging lines • Complete relevant documentation completely and accurately • Maintain compliance with SOP and GMP guidelines • Ensure proper use and care of personal protective equipment • Ensure that the proper level of cleaning is completed for the room and equipment • Transport materials in a safe manner using a forklift truck or a hand lift • Troubleshoot equipment problems and participate in RFT investigations QUALIFICATIONS: • High School diploma • Demonstrated knowledge of the GMP guidelines • Strong mechanical aptitude and mathematical skills • Capacity to work all shifts and meet the physical demands of the position • Electrical, mechanical and PLC experience are an asset • Excellent troubleshooting skills • Excellent time management, organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills APPLICATION PROCESS: All applicants should submit a cover letter and updated resume HR@pillar5pharma.com. The deadline for all applications is 4:00 pm on January 29, 2016.

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Please visit our website at www.renfrewhosp.com for further information regarding these opportunities.

Qualified applicants are invited to submit their resumes by January 22nd, 2016 to hr@renfrewhosp.com or Julia Boudreau, V.P. Corporate Services, Renfrew Victoria Hospital, 499 Raglan Street North, Renfrew, Ontario, K7V 1P6. Although we appreciate all responses, only those candidates selected for interview will be contacted. A vulnerable sector check completed within the past six months is a requirement for employment at RVH. RVH is an equal opportunity employer, committed to meeting needs under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom and the Ontario Human Rights Code. Our recruitment process follows the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act in order to provide a fair and equitable process for all candidates. Applicants requiring accommodation through the recruitment/interview process

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Peacefully at the Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital while surrounded by the love of her family in the early morning hours of Thursday, January 7th, 2016; Shelley Lynn Smith of Galetta passed away following a valiant struggle through cancer. She was just 47. Beloved wife and partner of David McCandless. Dear daughter of Robert Smith of Arnprior and the late Joan Hilchey. Dearly loved sister of Wendy Smith (Marc Bedard) of Ottawa and Tracey Hammel (Murray) of Arnprior.

Special aunt of Bradley Hammel, Matthew Bedard, Brianne Bedard and Sarah McCandless. Family and friends were invited to the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior for visitation on Sunday afternoon, January 10th from 2:00 to 3:45 p.m. A Service to honour and remember Shelley was conducted in the Pilon Family Chapel on Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. A reception followed. For those wishing, please consider a donation to the Partners in Caring Foundation of the Arnprior Hospital.

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Peacefully at The Grove Nursing Home, Arnprior on Monday evening, January 4th, 2016. Dear father of Elizabeth Head of Ottawa and grandfather of Kianna, and Aidan Duperron and Jody Head. Predeceased by his son, Ashley Head in 2010. Also survived by a sister, Alma in England. Private family arrangements entrusted to the care of the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior. In memory of Michael, a donation to The Grove Nursing Home would be appreciated.

Condolences/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

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It is with sadness we announce the death of Vivian Cathcart at Granite Ridge in Stittsville, Ontario on January 5, 2016, beloved wife of the late Lloyd Cathcart, in her 97th year.

Born in Goulbourn Township, she was predeceased by her parents, Thomas and Ellen Black of Stittsville, sisters Louvia Bowman, Muriel Black, Ann Fehlman, Mildred Larmonth, Isabel McCurdy and brothers Austin and Gordon of Stittsville and Leonard of Ottawa and dear sisters-in-law Irene Black and Edith Black. Survived by several nieces and nephews.

Vivian was highly respected in her community and enjoyed help and kind attention from relatives, wonderful neighbours and friends which enabled her to remain until recently, on the farm, in the home she came to as a bride in 1946.

Friends were received at the Alan R Barker Funeral Home, 19 McArthur Ave, Carleton Place on Friday, January 8, 2016 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. until time of service in the Chapel at 11 a.m.

Spring interment at Munster Union Cemetery.

For those desiring donations to the Carleton Place Hospital Foundation or Munster Union Cemetery would be appreciated.

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Peacefully at home into the arms of Jesus, with her family at her side, on Wednesday January 6, 2016 at the age of 68.

Beloved wife of Rev. Dave, mother of Lara, (Peter) and Ryan, (Tracy), grandmother of Cameron and Benjamin. Sister to Rob and predeceased by Judy. She is now with the other family angels in heaven and the celebration is grand.

Family and friends were invited to join family for the wake at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, 19 McArthur Avenue, Carleton Place on Sunday January 10, 2016 from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm. The Celebration of Mary Jane’s life was held Monday January 11, 2016, at Eternal Hope Anglican Church, 117 Victoria St, Carleton Place, ON, at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers the family would gratefully request donations to Anglican Relief and Development Fund Canada c/o Box 1013 Burlington, ON L7R 4L8, Canada our Anglican Mission in support of the people of Burundi to offer training in farming methods, plant trees, and provide goats, seeds, farming tools, tree seedlings and manure. Will you help us? Donations will be received at the funeral home during visitation hours or at the church the morning of the service. www.barkerfh.com

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Eugene Kukulski ••

Eugene, age 88, passed away peacefully at the Queensway Hospital Dec. 29, 2015 with his loving wife (Connie) & son (Glenn) at his bedside.

He is also dearly missed by son Brian (Donna) & grandchildren Ross & Diane (all of Calgary); nephew Bill (Ann) Hynes (Edmonton).

Predeceased by sister Hedy.

He will be missed by all who knew him; especially his quick, witty, comments and jokes.

Private family memorial & burial to be held at a later date.

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Peacefully at the Arnprior Hospital on Monday morning, January 11th, 2016 after a short but courageous battle with cancer. He was 68. He leaves behind his “Dear” wife, Alma; son Mark; daughter, Marsha and special grandson, Michael, the apple of his eye. Survived by his sisters: Ann Stubinsky (Mervyn), Bev James (Gary) and brother, Jack. Predeceased by his parents: Charles and Helen Norton. Son-in-law of Margaret Smith (late Alex). Brother-in-law of Beverly Moran, Raymond Smith (Deb) and Marian Smith.

Special godson of Shirley Salter. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Bernard worked for many years for the Township of Greater Madawaska.

He enjoyed his cattle and horses; feeding the deer and going for a drive every evening. He had a routine of evening calls to make sure he was up on the goings on before saying goodnight. Bernard had a strong faith that brought him through all of life’s challenges and illness.

He always had an uphill battle when it came to illness but he faced them all head on. Heaven will welcome him with open arms. Family and friends called at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel, 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Wednesday, January 13th from 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. and again on Thursday morning from 8:30 to 9:15. A Funeral Mass was celebrated in Most Precious Blood Church, Calabogie on Thursday morning, January 14th at 10:30. Spring interment Parish Cemetery. In memory, donations to Hospice Renfrew or the Partners in Caring Foundation of the Arnprior Hospital would be appreciated.

Condolences/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

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White, Joseph Carreal “Joe” Peacefully at Lanark Lodge, Perth on Thursday, January 7, 2016 in his 86th year.

Dear brother of Edith Pattison (late Robert), Ivan White (Marilyn), Richard (Lynn) and David (Gail). Predeceased by his parents Hannah (nee Larmond) and Wilbert White, brothers Raymond White, Lloyd White (late Margaret) sisters Reta Lewis (late Robert), Roberta “Bobbie” Townend (late Gerald), Frances Smith (Merrill) and brother Kenneth. Joe was a cherished and much loved uncle who will be fondly remembered by many nieces and nephews.

Friends were received at the Alan R. Barker Funeral Home, 19 McArthur Avenue, Carleton Place, Ontario on Wednesday, January 13, 2016 from 9 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. Funeral mass followed at St. Maryís Catholic Church, Hawthorne Ave., Carleton Place at 11 a.m.

Spring interment at St. Mary’s Parish Cemetery.

Donations to Lanark Lodge or the Alzheimer Society would be most appreciated by the family.

A heartfelt thank you to the Doctors, Nurses and Staff at Lanark Lodge for their warm and compassionate care of Joe. www.barkerfh.com

WAUGH, Gwendolyn Anne “Gwen” (nee Gordon) Passed away peacefully at Bonnechere Manor on Friday, January 8, 2016 at the age of 81 years. Beloved wife of the late Roland James “Jim” (2013). Loving mother of Randy (Olga), Kanata; Rick (Catherine), Kemptville; and Jennifer (Duane) Remus, Arnprior. Predeceased by her infant son Scott. Stepmother to Nancy, Brian and Brenda. Proud Nanny to Anna, Nathaniel, Cairistiona, Rose, Jackson, Alyssa, Justin, Zachary, Tristan and Carter. Dear sister of Pat Leishman (Gerry) of Kelowna, B.C. She will be sadly missed by many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Resting at McPhail & Perkins Funeral Home, 85 Munro Ave. E., Renfrew, with visiting on Saturday, January 16 from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

– 9:00 p.m. and on Sunday, January 17 from 1 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Sunday at 2 p.m.

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Pakenham Frost Festival returns for winter fun Doris Rankin

Pakenham and District Civitan Club

Winter or no winter, the annual Frost Festival in Pakenham will be going ahead Jan. 21 to 31.

Sponsored by the Pakenham and District Civitan Club, the 11-day event offers winter-based activities for all ages.

The festival starts with a gathering for all area elementary school aged children on Thursday, Jan. 21. The Lego Movie will take centre-stage at the Pakenham Public School with doors opening at 6 p.m. and the movie at 6:30 p.m.

The cost is $2 and includes the movie, popcorn and a drink. And, the opportunity to see friends from other schools organizers hope.

On the same night, the adults will be playing six-hand euchre at St. Mark’s Anglican Church Hall at 7 p.m. The place was full last year, so come early.

The Stewart Community Centre Friday night (Jan. 22) will provide another outing for kids and adults with skating, races, and fun games from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the ice surface.

While the kids are enjoying themselves downstairs, a Pakenham house party will take place upstairs at 7 p.m. Wine and beer tasting of toonie ($2) samples from Cartwright Springs, Calabogie Brewing, Whitewater Brewing, KIN Vineyards and Pelee Island Winery will be available. Come and taste these local products and chat it up with friends.

Back by popular demand, also on Friday night, will be the highlight of the weekend: the duel piano entertainers, Dave Kalil and Tyler Kealey starting at 9 p.m. The event was sold out last year and will be by advance sales only. Tickets are available at Nicholson’s Store in the village.

Another major change in this year’s offerings will be a shuttle service from midnight to 1 a.m. You must book ahead at 613-624-5260 and rides will be to the local Pakenham area. Cost is by tip to the driver.

This is generously sponsored by Barr Bus Lines.

Get up early the next day, Jan. 23, because the pancakes, beans, sausages and the sweet, sweet smell of real maple syrup will fill the air starting at 7 a.m. If that doesn’t get the nostalgia started, Jenny Watters, her family and friends will have the place sounding like the shanty breakfasts of old with their fiddles, guitars and maybe even a few step

dancers.

The Snowmobile Rally on local trails will be held following the pancake breakfast – if the snow continues to fly. With a 9 a.m. registration at the fire hall, you’ll have a full day of winter activity.

If you’re really energetic, the ski hill is open and from 4 to 10 p.m.; a two-for-one lift and rentals event at Mount Pakenham Ski Hill will be in effect.

Sunday, Jan. 24 brings an Ecumenical service and lunch starting at 11 a.m. at the St. Peter Celestine Catholic Church. Following the lunch, stroll down to the ballpark for the vintage snowmobile show from 1 to 3 p.m. There will be prizes, a barbecue and hot chocolate.

On Tuesday, Jan. 26, skiing all day is an option at Mount Pakenham for the two-for-one lift tickets and rentals offer. Ask in the lounge about a free kids drink after 4 p.m.

Bingo Night is Wednesday, Jan. 27. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. at Pakenham Public School.

On Thursday, Jan. 28, four-hand euchre takes place at Love that Barr at 7 p.m.

Another successful event returns on Friday, Jan. 29 with the Fish and Chips Dinner from 4:30 to 7 p.m. in the upper hall of the Stewart Community Centre. The meal will be prepared by Omar and his staff from the Centennial Restaurant.

In order to make sure everyone gets served, there will only be advanced tickets sales at Nicholson’s Store and they must be bought by Jan. 22. This was also a sold-out event last year.

Following dinner, be sure to take in the appreciation ceremonies at 7:15 p.m. at centre ice where former Pakenham reeve and community builder Charlie Gillan will be honoured. O Canada will be sung by the Cedar Hill Zion United Church Children’s Choir with a Junior A Tier II hockey game afterwards featuring the Arnprior Packers and the Ottawa West Golden Knights.

Saturday, Jan. 30 will once again provide more outdoor activities for all ages. There will be the annual Tobogganing Party at noon at the Pakenham Highlands Golf Course organized by the Cedar Hill Zion United Church (bring your sled and enjoy hot chocolate) and the fishing derby. It’s set to take place all day on nearby frozen ponds (organizers hope).

Register in advance at 5 Span Feed & Seed; weigh-in is at 3 p.m. sharp.

The big event the second weekend of the Frost Festival is the annual Saturday Pub Night, Jan. 30.

The Ryans will kick-off the night at 8 p.m., Authentically Elvis is in the house at 9:15 p.m. and the infamous bake auction with John O’Neill takes place before the dancing breaks out.

Advance tickets only are available at Nicholson’s Store.

The Pakenham shuttle service will once more be available for local Pakenham destinations from midnight to 1 a.m. Book ahead at 613624-5260. Get home safely.

On Sunday, Jan. 31, a Community Winter Party and Lunch will be held at Fulton’s Pancake House and Sugar Bush, organized by the Cedar Hill Zion United Church.

The church has opened up their event for the whole community.

They’ll celebrate their church service at 10 a.m. and a lunch of pancakes, sausages, and beans will be available from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bring your tobogganing sleds, cross country skis and snowshoes. Enjoy the warm campfire and plan to stay the day.

The Pakenham and District Civitan Club welcomes everyone to take part in the Frost Festival events – all or just a few. It’s a great way to meet friends and celebrate a Canadian winter.

The Civitan Club acknowledges support from the Town of Mississippi Mills and all local businesses and merchants.

The Pakenham Horticultural Society celebrated its 90th anniversary during its Annual General Meeting.

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On Oct. 21, the club held its Annual General Meeting and potluck dinner in St. Andrew’s United Church Hall in Pakenham. Every fall, the meeting is a celebration of gardeners, young and old. In addition to fellowship and great food, the garden club’s trophies are awarded and the Pakenham Junior Gardeners receive their awards.

This year the meeting had attendees from 18 months old to 99 years of age.

In addition to the trophies, awards, and business meeting, the club also celebrated the 90-year milestone with a giant cake. Past presidents and past secretaries had their photo taken with the cake.

The garden club also awarded four life memberships to Mary Scott, Verna Humphries, Mimi Edmondson and Doreen Blair. All these ladies were instrumental in making the vibrant club of today.

Junior leader Margie Hill pre-

sented a digital photo showcase of the junior gardeners. The children talked about what they liked most this year in their garden. They are the future gardeners of tomorrow.

Hill and Sherryl Smith also arranged a Garden Club at Pakenham Public School. The kids in the Garden Club planted a pollinator garden by the entrance to the school.

Co-president Toby Barratt reported on some of the activities undertaken by the society this past year. While the club only has around 50 members, it has a strong volunteer base.

With the help of the volunteers (in addition to maintaining local public gardens, plant sale, three flower shows and other regular activities), the club was also able to assist with Pakenham Public School and Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority to plant 300 new trees behind the school, organize a major clean-up of the Cenotaph Park with local Royal Bank employees, and plant 1,600 daffodils bulbs by the roadside between Pakenham and Almonte.

For more information about the garden club, visit the website at gardenontario.org/site.php/pakenham.

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The West Carleton Minor Hockey Association hosts the Ottawa Senators Alumni for a friendly game against some of the associations coaches from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Erskine Johnston Arena in Carp. Tickets are $5 at the door with the Alumni available after the game for autographs. We hope that this fundraising event for the association will be enthusiastically attended by our community.

Carp Agricultural Society four-handed euchre tournament for four Saturdays at the Carp Agricultural Hall.

Registration deadline 12:30 p.m., games start at 1 p.m., $800 in prize money, top overall player and grand team prizes. $20 per person.

Light refreshments and snacks served. All welcome.

Also Feb. 20, March 19 and April 16.

Jan. 17

The Carp Ridge Learning Centre charity is sponsoring

House, residents are invited to provide their input at a Budget Town Hall consultation meeting at the Brookstreet Hotel, 525 Legget Dr. in the Shakers Room from 7-9 p.m.

the Carp Healing Circles one Sunday a month from 2-4 p.m. Limited to 50 people, by donation, healthy snacks. Jan. 17 - Healing Through Yoga by Teacher from Yoga and Tea. Carp Memorial Hall 434 Donald B. Munro Dr. RSVP by one week before: 613-839-1198, ext. 221 Monday-Friday, e-mail: Lori@ecowellness. com. Details: carpridgelearningcentre.ca. Healing Circles aim to familiarize our local community with the concept of emotional healing, a practice as important as eating a good diet, exercising and getting adequate sleep. Next circle Feb. 14.

presentation features tips about what not to share, how to use social media safety, the dangers of posting too much, how youth are getting around parental controls and more. This is an adult presentation. Not appropriate for children.

juice. Price: 11 years and older $7; age 4-10, $3; 3 and under are free. Gluten free pancakes and sausages are available. Everyone welcome.

Until Feb. 25

Kinburn and District Seniors are sponsoring euchres in Kinburn on Thursdays in January. Time: 1:15 p.m.

Cost: $5. Prizes and refreshments. Everyone welcome.

Jan. 19

Rural Root Theatre Annual General Meeting at 3 p.m. the CBBCA. All welcome to attend and learn more about your local community theatre company. RRTC is also looking for someone to direct the spring play ‘Spirit’ and auditions for this will be posted hopefully by mid early Feb. Details are all on our website www.ruralroot. org.

The Huntley Township Historical Society presents a Guided Tour of their holdings at the Carp Libraryincluding books, articles, the Erskine Rivington Cabinet of Photo Albums, microfilm, etc. at 1 p.m. at the Carp Branch of the Ottawa Public Library. Light refreshments served. Everyone welcome to attend. For information please call Joan 613-470-0060.

Jan. 21

NEW DATE. Venta Preparatory School Community Parent Workshop and Speaker Night on Internet Safety starts at 7 p.m. Open to all, RSVP to ebarnes@ ventaprep.com. The 1-hour

Every Thursday until Feb. 25, drop in to the Carp library branch for Family Storytimes at 10:15 a.m. and 2 p.m. Stories, songs, rhymes and games for children of all ages. No registration required.

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Come and enjoy St. Gabriel’s Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper, 4:30-6:30 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 616, 377 Allbirch Rd. Dinner includes pancakes with real maple syrup, sausages, Bob’s baked beans, tea, coffee or

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Waltz into Winter Dinner and Dance Kinburn Community Centre. Live Music by: Revival. Tickets available from Judith Waddell 613-839-3400 or Barb Paul at 613-836-1304. Sponsored

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Italian Night Buffet with a Touch of Scottish, at East Side Mario’s, Arnprior. 2nd Helping Buffet. Cost $17 per person in advance at ABMSH 106 McGonigal St. West. or $20 at the door the night of. Entertainment

by Guy Jamieson & friends, 50/50 draw, door prizes, More info Liz Wall at 613623-7981.

Jan. 27

Seniors at Home Breakfast N’ Learn 8:30 a.m. Galilee Centre, 613-623-7981.

Feb. 3

Kanata-Carleton residents invited to Karen McCrimmon M.P. Constituency Office Opening and Budget Town Hall. Join KanataCarleton Member of Parliament Karen McCrimmon and staff for a ribbon cutting to be followed by an open house reception to celebrate the opening of our Constituency Office. All are welcome. The office is located at 555 Legget Drive, Suite 121. OPEN HOUSE: 2-6 p.m. Following the Open

Arnprior Humane Society.

Help us put the “fun” in fundraising – please RSVP and register now at paintnite.com/pages/events/view/ ottawa/1039527.

The Arnprior Humane Society will host its first Paint Nite at The John Street Pub, Arnprior, 7-9 p.m.

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by Jan. 20 to secure the event. Come enjoy a fun and creative evening among friends while supporting a wonderful cause! No experience necessary. A master artist will give step-by-step instructions to create a work of art while we socialize and sip cocktails. Tickets cost $45 with a portion of the proceeds donated to the

Kanata Art Club meeting guest speaker is Vic Dohar, a local water color painter, who uses a unique approach to painting using this popular medium. We look forward to learning more of his style and sources of inspiration. The meeting at 1030 Riddel Dr. will begin at 7 p.m. and the usual tea and coffee will be served.

At the start of a new year, we would like to welcome any new members/visitors who might like to join or participate in club activities.

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Jan. 26

The Ontario Senior Games, District 7 is holding a Prediction Skating Challenge at the Jim Durrell Arena from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 55 and 65+ skaters complete a 3-km skate, 75+ skaters do 1.5-km.

Predict how long it will take you, closest to their predicted time wins. Come join the fun.

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TAURUS – Apr 21/May 21 Difficult decisions can take time to work through, Taurus. Although you want to address all situations, this week isn’t a good one for making big decisions.

GEMINI – May 22/Jun 21 Gemini, something keeps nagging at you and you can’t get it out of your head. Trust your intuition and be on guard. With some careful thought, a solution will present itself.

CANCER – Jun 22/Jul 22 A hectic schedule may have you feeling some pressure, Cancer. Keep in mind that all of your deadlines are self-imposed, so just factor a little more time into your week.

LEO – Jul 23/Aug 23 Leo, sometimes you have to make a few mistakes before you get things Here’s How It Works: right. Don’t let this worry you, as trial and error is all a part of the learning process.

Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each VIRGO – Aug 24/Sept 22 row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric Virgo, you may suspect what’s around the corner, but you are not ready clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle! to take the plunge just yet. Give it a little more time until you feel ready and secure.

LIBRA – Sept 23/Oct 23 Work with your doctor to develop a plan for meeting some healthy resolutions, Libra. It is important to make your health a priority this week.

SCORPIO – Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, it may prove impossible to escape all of your responsibilities right now, but you can let a few slide for the time being. Tackle the most daunting projects first.

SAGITTARIUS – Nov 23/Dec 21 You cannot avoid a complex issue forever, Sagittarius. Come clean with the person you may have been hiding from, and work with this person to reach a resolution.

CAPRICORN – Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, it may be frightening to reveal your true feelings about something, especially when the truth might change your life in a dramatic way. Muster your courage.

AQUARIUS – Jan 21/Feb 18 Others appreciate all that you do for them, Aquarius. But sometimes they have to do for themselves to learn valuable lessons. This week is a time to step aside.

PISCES – Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, while you are busy helping other people, you may discover that it’s time to take a step back and tend to your own needs.

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