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CORNWALL, Ontario - A former city councillor who wants the job again said Wednesday the city can’t afford paying its elected officials more money.

Mark MacDonald, a former two-term councillor who is running in the October election, is circulating a document among

other candidates, asking for their support in telling the existing city council to shelve plans for a raise.

“I knew exactly what the pay was when I signed up,” he said. “Eighteen to 40 per cent is craziness.”

MacDonald is referring to the rate of city council raises being recommended by a consultant hired in January to study the issue.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - This isn’t your father’s Cornfest.

The 2014 resurrection of the once popular summertime festival will include the likes of Touch a Truck, The Big Tug and the Wall of Corn.

They all sound like something out of a horror film - but nothing could be further from the truth.

Paul St. Onge, owner of Mocktails in Lamoureux Park, has instead come up with some novel ways to attract people to the event that runs Aug. 15 to 17.

It mirrors previous Cornfest events that used to take place on Pitt Street in name only.

This time around Lamoureux Park will be the focal point. Residents, especially children, will be allowed to get up close and personal with municipal dump trucks, street sweepers and the like (Touch a Truck).

There will also be a tug of war competition between locally organized teams (The Big Tug) and residents are being urged to bring in a cob of corn so that it can be included in a huge Wall of Corn.

“We’re hoping people will take pictures of themselves in front of it, and send them out on social media, so we can actually show off Cornwall’s wall of corn,” said St. Onge.

Cornfest will also include plenty of corn from local producers, live entertainment, and a chance for groups of people to get together and try to pull an 18-wheeler with the help of some rope and strong friends.

The highlight, though, said St. Onge, will be all the municipal vehicles on display.

“It’s about allowing the kids to get into them and up on them,” he said. “Normally they might be a little afraid to approach them, when they’re working. but we want to show people what their tax dollars pay for.”

More information on Cornfest, which is free, can be found at mocktails.ca.

Paul St. Onge, organizer of Cornfest 2014, which will take place in Lamoureux Park.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Riders from Cornwall, Brockville and Orleans banded together for a common cause, on Saturday, as the fifth edition of the annual Bikers Against Brain Cancer Ride, took to the roads.

What started out as a grassroots movement to bring some awareness and raise money for brain cancer research, by local chiropractor, Dr. Paul Poirier - who has been fighting his own battle with the disease, for years - has now reached the entire region.

Over three hundred riders in all were scheduled to meet in Smith Falls and return together to Guindon Park for lunch.

The weather was ideal.

Though still a regional effort, the event, this year, it spread its reached all the way to a young family in Nova Scotia. It was just over a year ago, that Denise Hill’s son Leeland, now 4, had started complaining of headaches.

After some testing it was discovered that he had a tennis-ball-size tumour on the back

of his brain and fluid on the front. This meant his brain was only occupying a third of the space is should be, she explained, and that needed surgery immediately.

Happily the surgery was successful and now the spirited preschooler is cancer free.

Then, earlier this year, Hill happened upon the Bikers Against Brain Cancer, Facebook page, and wanted to reach out just to say “thank you.”

Within no time, thanks to many generous sponsors, plans were made to fly Leeland, his mother and grandfather, in from Dartmouth, to participate in this year’s event.

During their stay, the visitors were guests at City Hall, met the acting mayor and police chief, and visited the fire station.

“It’s more than you could ever ask,” said the grateful mother, who’d been through more than her share over the past year.

“We want to grow this even bigger,” said Ray Eady, event chair. “Our intention is to start an east coast ride in partnership with the Hill (family).”

“People are coming out of the wood work to help out,” said Eady. In addition, a spaghetti supper, held at the Legion,

Pictured (L-R) are Ray Eady, event chair; Leeland and Denise Hill; Jody Archambault, co-chair; Rod McQueen (Leeland’s grandfather). last week, netted just over $1000. In all, organizers were hoping to raise $10,000, this year, which will benefit the Montreal

Neurological Association’s research efforts.

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Radio station drops its news department CORNWALL, Ontario - Cornwall has lost a major player on the local media scene.

Thecornwalldaily.com, a division of Corus which included a handful of local journalists, was shut down recently.

The move comes with the loss of three

Daily and encourage you to continue to access your local and national news headlines through www.variety104.com and www. cjssfm.com and their digital applications where you can access news, weather and lifestyle information.”

Corus Cornwall general manager Mark Dickie said the decision boiled down to economics.

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“To sustain a news department in our market is no longer part of our business model,” he said. “How people are digesting their information is very different than four years ago.”

In 2010 the station shuttered its AM 1220 brand and moved to thecornwalldaily.com as a way of providing local news and other information updates.

Dickie said there will still be local news updates during breakfast shows on both its FM stations, 101.9 and 104.5, but that will constitute the bulk of its news broadcasts throughout the day.

Dickie added the decision was not a reflection of the work done by the news department. “(News director Bill Kingston) and his team did a great job,” he said. “This decision had nothing to do with conduct, performance or passion.”

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Great addition to fire service On June 18th, 2014, South Glengarry Fire Services received a generous and potentially lifesaving donation. Fondation Cardio-Monteregienne (FOCAM) President Stéphane Ivan Falardeau was on hand to present three automated external defibrillators to Vic Leroux, South Glengarry Fire Chief. From left are Deputy Chief Mike Leger, Fire Chief Vic Leroux, Stéphane Ivan Falardeau, President of FOMA; Deputy Chief Chad Warden and Assistant Deputy Chief Normand Dubeau.

No fluoride, for now, in Cornwall water todd.lihou@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - For more than two months Cornwall water has been without fluoride, and it looks like it could be a couple of more weeks before the chemical is put back.

Coun. Syd Gardiner let it slip, on purpose, during a city council meeting Monday night that the city stopped adding fluoride to the water early this spring.

The reason lies in concerns the city has about the worker safety when it comes to the building where the chemical additives are stored.

City CAO Norm Levac was not available for comment to explain the specifics of the decision, but Gardiner said worker safety is a concern.

“There needs to be proper ventialtion and they need to be able to put masks on in case there’s a spill,” he said. “It’s a worker safety issue, and that’s a priority for me.”

But over the last couple of weeks Gardiner was getting miffed because he was unable to get an update on when the fluoride, which is added to drinking water to battle tooth decay, would be returned.

Gardiner was told in a meeting Wednesday

morning it would be two more weeks.

“I was somewhat upset I wasn’t getting any answers,” he said.

John St. Marseille, Cornwall’s manager of municipal works, said Monday night the city is working as quickly as it can.

“We have been working with the Eastern Ontario Health Unit to secure the provision of fluoride,” he said.

In an interview later St. Marseille, said a so-called “dosage feed pump” failed weeks ago. The pump adds the necessary chemicals to create fluoride for our drinking water.

There were also leaks of the chemicals when the pump failed.

St. Marseille said the city retained some experts who made a slew of health and safety recommendations concerning the storage area where the chemicals are kept, including improved breathing apparatuses, ventilation and practices should a spill occur.

He was asked why the city didn’t have such policies in place already.

“The standards change and we need to make sure we meet the new standards,” he said. “They get reviewed all the time.”

St. Marseille said until the new policy measures are in place, the city drinking water will remain fluoride free.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - There was not a cloud in the sky on Saturday, perfect weather for the 11th edition of the Mopar Magic Car Show, held in Lamoureux Park… And it’s a good thing too.

“It’s so weather-dependant,” said Jack Notman, Notman Chrysler Dodge Jeep, event sponsor, about the attendance. “Because these people won’t take their cars out unless it’s perfect.”

It was ‘perfect’ enough to draw approximately three hundred cars to what has now grown to become Canada’s largest single-day Mopar-only event, said Notman, who explained that Mopar meant that it was exclusively for Chrysler oriented vehicles.

“The Special Events Mopar Caravan from Detroit is here with us. They make it an annual visit, which says a lot for the show, to tell you the truth, and for the town.”

The event regularly draws a full range of cars in the teens and twenties up until modern muscle cars, of all values; “Some cars worth five or six thousand dollars, and lots of $100,000 cars here.”

What is it that draws someone to this hobby?

It’s probably from their youth, said Notman.

“Uncle Fred had this, dad had that, Aunt Mary drove something.

It seems to be what it is you recall from your youth, whether it’s the style, colour or make. A lot of people are mechanically minded so they like to tinker, but it’s definitely a nostalgic thing.”

Year after year car enthusiasts from all over eastern Ontario and western Quebec, Vermont and New York State attend to compare notes, meet up with like-minded folks and to talk cars.

Pictured (L-R) are Sidney Nemes, with Aurel and Laua Vanier.

Last year’s long distance award was from Timmins, he said. Sidney Nemes, from Montreal, who has attended the Mopar Magic Car Show for three years, brought his 2001 Dodge Viper (pictured in the foreground), which has had extensive modifications, he explained proudly.

“As if the car wasn’t fast enough; It puts out about 650 horsepower. I try to stay out of the eyes of the police.”

Aurel Vanier, and his wife Laura, of Ottawa, brought their 2009 Viper SRT (background), and 2005 Crossfire SRT6 (middle), respectively.

For Vanier, who has won the people’s choice award at this show, a couple of years in a row, his passion for cars began at an early age growing up in Cornwall on the old #2 Highway.

“We used to sit on the verandah and we’d count all the cars the - Chevys, the Dodges the Fords. I got to be an expert by the age of 8, and it grew from there.” Although his wife, Laura, married into the hobby, later on, she quite enjoys coming to the show. “It’s a beautiful event they do a great job.”

FLOODED WITH VISITORS: Open house for river institute Todd Lihou todd.lihou@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - The St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences is hosting its annual Community Open House on July 3 from 2 to 6 p.m.

This event welcomes everyone to visit the river institute, tour the facilities, talk to the scientists, and participate in lab experiments, sampling expeditions, and other fun science activities.

“The river institute is proud of its scientific research and education programs that strive to promote the health of the St. Lawrence River,” said Dr. Jeff Ridal, executive director at the institute. “We always look forward to

Cornwall Community Hospital back in black adam.brazeau@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - The numbers are in - financial reports presented at the Cornwall Community Hospital (CCH) annual general meeting last Thursday showed a modest operating surplus of $16,011, which paled in comparison to last year’s $246,772.

But according to CCH CEO Jeanette Despatie what the local hospital had leftover from its 2013 fiscal year is due to an unprecedented rise in hospital visits.

A trend she says is continuing into 201415.

Despite the drastic change in budget surplus from the 2012-2013 financial

statement, CCH still boasted its third consecutive budget in the black.

The new financial statement says the total revenue for 2013-2014 was $118,430,816 (Ministry of Health - 68 per cent, other patient care revenues - 17 per cent, community mental health programs - eight per cent, and other revenues seven per cent).

Meanwhile, the hospital’s expensenses totalled $118,414,805 (compensation - 67 per cent, amortization supplies and building expenses - 18 per cent, community mental health programs - eight per cent, and medical and surgical supplies - seven per cent).

Despatie was quick to point out the nearly $8 million spike from last year’s budget, which only allocated $110,743,413 towards

expenses.

“We were pleased just to balance the budget at the end of March 2014 because we saw such high volumes of activity across the hospital,” said Despatie in a telephone interview with Seaway News. “We had months in the last quarter of the year where our occupancy rates were as high as 132 per cent. There were times when there were 20-30 extra beds open in the hospital just to manage the demand. Honestly, that was the greatest single impact on our expenditures last year.”

In May, there were 5,200 visits to the emergency department. The highest volume CCH has ever seen in a single month.

“We don’t know the answer. It’s across the board. It’s not one type of disease in particular,” she said. “Certainly, our population is aging and will continue to be a factor. It likely speaks to some of the increases.”

Despatie says hospital staff is doing everything they can to keep the black budget streak alive and well for a fourth year.

“We will have to ensure that we’re efficient as possible and work at maximizing funding opportunities,” she said. “It’s a real challenge.

The province of Ontario is not ‘flush’ these days as everyone knows it so it’s very difficult to realize more funding even when you have these needs with volume.”

Besides celebrating a balanced budget, CCH officials also reflected on all the hospital’s recent accomplishments.

At CCH, in the last decade, there were 500,000 ER visits, 6,000 babies born, 1,000,000 diagnostic procedures, 60,000plus acute discharges, an average of 1,500 catarac procedures a year, and over $144 million invested in building, equipment, and technology.

“There have been so many changes from a positive prospective,” said Despatie. “Ten years ago, we were two small hospitals.

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Visitors will have the opportunity to interact with river institute research scientists, staff and students, and help out with research activities, like using nets to sample fish, collecting and identifying invertebrates from the river and examining specimens in the lab.

River institute staff will be on hand to answer questions and provide more details about various research projects, education and camp programs that are offered. Summer time refreshments will be served.

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Melanie has been involved for many years, said Petrynka, no stranger to the stage, and Jennifer, who morphs beautifully from a vulnerable stay at home mom to a pulledtogether modern woman, is excellent.

“It’s really about Eddie and Diana finding out where they belong. I prefer to call it a ‘dramedy’ because there are so many beautiful poignant moments between the husband and the wife that draw you in.

Some of it is very real to what you’d see in households today.”

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Rejuvenated, the ex-wife, who has, since their separation, become the woman he’d hoped she was when they were married, comes back into the picture.

Eddie, seeing the exciting changes in his ex, following their split, falls back in love with her and begins cheating on his girlfriend.

The plot thickens.

Added to the mix is best friend to Eddie, Roger Billingsley (Grant Reso), who, for all intents and purposes, buffoons his way through the tangled love triangle.

There are some great performances in this show, said Lacie Petrynka, director, who is thrilled to have company veterans and newcomers to the stage in the cast.

“I love the dynamic between the two male characters, played by Terry Mazerolle and Grant Reso, she said, you can tell the chemistry between them immediately.

“Grant is typical. Just throw him on a stage and let him go,” said Petrynka. “He’s got that beautiful comedic timing and he’s

CORNWALL, Ontario - South Stormont leaders have been pursuing a new medical clinic for quite some time. And with a few shovels of dirt, construction has officially started.

A conceptual drawing of the new facility was unveiled at a groundbreaking ceremony on June 6.

South Stormont council members and staff, St. Lawrence Medical Clinic doctors and staff, the Project Management team from CIBS Construction, and several members of the public were on hand to celebrate a new beginning in health care in Ingleside.

“We are very excited to see a shovel in the ground,” said Mayor Bryan McGillis.

“There is a very tight timeline for the clinic to be completed and we thank everyone involved for making this happen. Doctors are needed and we anticipate this new facility will attract new professional services to this great community, South Stormont.”

Loriann Harbers, South Stormont’s director of corporate services, says the almost 6,400-square-foot medical clinic will provide easy central access and the necessary professional services for teaching and expanded medical services. The clinic will have 11 exam rooms, a state of the art ECG room, and a lab.

The new medical clinic is scheduled to open on Thorold Lane on August 29.

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AGM at Seaway Valley health A Health Equity workshop, led by Salma Debs-Ivall, took place at the Seaway Valley Community Health Centre as part of activities surrounding the AGM at the facility. “It is not by chance that the subject of our workshop...is health equity,” said executive director Debbie de Wit. “Health equity does not mean everyone gets the same, but it does mean that everyone gets what they need.”

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“The old grey mare, she ain’t what she used to be!”

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Radio has changed from AM to FM; television has changed from black and white to colour; automatic transmissions have become standard; women’s necklines and hemlines have dived and climbed like the Snowbirds during their aerobatic routine over Parliament Hill on Canada Day. If you’ve ever flown in a de Havilland Rapide, a Ford TriMotor or a Douglas DC-3, you’ll understand what I’m sharing with you this week: air travel sure ain’t what she used to be!

In the progression from those aircraft to Boeing 777 and Airbus 380…

Hold it! When I used the word ‘progression’, that suggests progress, advancement, improvement and betterment. However, that

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Unfortunately, Point A to Point B travel time and comfort on most regional flights has regressed, deteriorated and become something to endure.

First of all there are the delays due to traffic congestion as you approach any major airport.

Then there’s the serpentine lines of passengers anxiously awaiting the assembly line process staffed by indifferent ticket agents, customs and immigration personnel and suspicious security staff.

During the ritual involved in boarding a flight to Florida, my documentation (passport and boarding pass) was scrutinized by a succession of ten different people. I was asked to remove my shoes, belt and Tilley, empty my pockets, turn on my laptop, discard my too-large water bottle, pass through a metal detector and be wanded from head to toe.

Once aboard the aircraft, to penetrate the phalanx of other passengers trying to force their over-sized carry-ons into the under-sized

over-crammed overhead bins, I had to exhibit the skills of a football player trying to get the ball through to the opposition’s goal line.

It’s a corollary of Murphy’s Law that passengers in seats B and C take their places before the occupant of seat A arrives. Close behind is the would-be occupant F, who arrives after D and E have just been seated. Even if A or F were slender ballet dancers, they’d find it extremely difficult to access their window seats.

To increase airlines’ profit margin, the aisles and seats have become narrower. However, today’s passengers are larger and heavier.

By the way, at disembarkation time, it’s A and F who impulsively scramble to leave their seats first, as they have an urgent need to get their nicotine fix. A and F are also the ones who somehow managed to wedge the largest pieces of luggage into the overhead bins.

I forgot to mention that A and F were in rows 19 and 20, but they could only find room in the overheads way back in rows 32 and 33.

Like spawning salmon, they have to fight their

HERE’S A PREVIEW – Pleasurable air travel is still possible. This passenger is boarding a Saab 340, an airliner that bucks the prevalent contemporary sardine-can assembly-line manner of getting to distant places.

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way against the flow of other disembarking passengers.

Next week, I’ll share one of my recent airline travel experiences that proved to be surprisingly enjoyable. It was a rarity worth sharing!

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Waterfest roster of teams continues to grow Todd Lihou todd.lihou@tc.tc

CORNWALL, Ontario - It promises to be a wet and wild weekend in August when Cornwall Waterfest takes to Lock 19 in the old Cornwall Canal.

Teams are still being sought for the popular summertime festival, which will include dragonboat races, live entertainment, vendors and an art show. Waterfest takes place Aug. 9.

“We’re at about 16 to 18 teams right now,” said Cindy Rowe, executive director of the local Heart and Stroke Foundation

office, which sponsors Waterfest. “But a lot of those potential teams - we have verbal agreements from them.”

Ultimately Waterfest organizers would like to see 20 teams competing in the event that sees teams rocket down the canal, poered only by the sweta and grunting of teams of rowers.

In the past even seniors teams have taken part in the races.

Rowe said those interested in practising with their team can call the Heart and Stroke office (613-938-8933) and set up a time to use an actual dragonboat.

“We’ve entered into a partnership with

The ocation is the former Boy Scout campaground on County Road 2.

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the local sea cadets,” said Rowe. “The dragonboat is available for practising at their (location) south of the Lost Villages Museum.”

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Grade seven and eight athletes were recognized for their contributions to sport at St. Lawrence Secondary School. In back, from left, are Carter Bowman (Hockey MVP, Track and Field MVP); Jonah Poirier (Soccer co-MVP, Badminton MVP, Three Pitch MVP); Kayla Groulx (Soccer MVP, Badminton co-MVP, Three Pitch MVP); Sinthiya Sinnathambi (Basketball MVP, Badminton co-MVP); Rebecca Holiday (Hockey MVP); Hunter Goudie (Soccer co-MVP). In front, from left, are Gobi Mohanathas (Volleyball MVP, Basketball MVP, Intermediate Athlete of the Year); Sarah Dulmage (Cross-country MVP, Track and Field MVP, Volleyball MVP, Intermediate Athlete of the Year); Dakota Durocher (Most Promising Athlete); Shanali Desai (Most Promising Athlete); Cole Lavoie-Lavigne (Cross-country MVP).

Frost blames former Kings’ ownership, not Colts deal for problems Adam Brazeau ADAM.BRAZEAU@TC.TC

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Kings owner Brock Frost said last weekend mismanagement led to problems for the team - not a controversial advertising agreement at the Ed Lumley Arena.

In a public statement he issued via social media, Frost chilled rumours that the Canadian Jr. A Hockey League team is

the culprit behind the River Kings constant financial woes.

“If I received a nickel for every comment made about the ‘Colts advertising dilemma,’ I would likely have enough money to pay for the entire upcoming season,” said Frost.

“The truth of the matter is however that the

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Every now and then when researching a sporting event for a story, I like to pull out the old this date in history column. Since it’s baseball season and the history of America’s game is so rich, I thought a Canada DayIndepence Day, week of memories was in order.

See if you can stump grandpa with a few of these.

1905 With the Giants leading the Brooklyn Superbas, 11-1, Archibald ‘Moonlight’ Graham makes his major league debut in the bottom of the eighth inning as a defensive replacement in right field at Brooklyn’s Washington Park.

The career minor leaguer, who will not have a major league at-bat in his only appearance in the big leagues, will become immortalized

by W.P. Kinsella’s book “Shoeless Joe” and the movie based on the author’s work, “Field of Dreams.” 1905 The Philadelphia A’s scored two runs in the 20th inning making Rube Waddell the winning pitcher over Cy Young

and the Red Sox 4-2. Both pitchers completed the twenty inning affair. 1908 Ever wonder why baseballs pitchers are given the Cy Young award? At New York’s Hilltop Park, Red Sox legend Cy Young no-hits the Highlanders (Yankees), 8-0. It would be the third time the 41-year old has accomplished the feat. 1939 On Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day at Yankee Stadium, ‘the Iron Horse’s’ uniform number 4 will be the first ever to be retired. Gehrig was too moved to speak to the crowd, but changes his mind with encouragement from manager Joe McCarthy and described himself as “the luckiest man on the face of this earth”.

1941 In a doubleheader with the Senators, Joe DiMaggio ties and then breaks the American League consecutive game hitting streak of 41 established by George Sisler. In the opener he tied the record with a double off Dutch Leonard, and in the second game he claimed the record all o himself with a seventh inning single against Walt Masterson.

1941 A few days later, in front of 52,832 fans at Yankee Stadium, DiMaggio hits a three-run homer off Red Sox Dick Newsome to extend his hitting streak to 45 games surpassing Wee Willie Keeler’s 1897 major league mark of 44 straight games with a hit.

1932 A city of Boston law restricting games within 1000 feet of a church on Sundays, is tempted when the first Sunday game is played at Fenway Park. The Red Sox penance that day was a 13-2 loss to the Yankees.

1963 One of baseball’s most memorable pitching duels plays out when Giants’ Juan Marichal and Braves’ Warren Spahn both work 15 scoreless innings before Willie Mays ends the game with a walk off homer off

Spahn in the bottom of the 16th giving the Giants a 1-0 win.

1973 After an 8-7 extra-inning loss to L.A. at Riverfront Stadium, the Reds found themselves 11 games behind the firstplace Dodgers. Pete Rose, who will win the batting title with a .338 average and the big red machine find their game and finish the season 60-26 and win the Western Division by 3.5 games.

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Talk about a shocker.

Last week’s decision by Corus to axe its news department, sending three people, all of whom I considered friends, to the unemployment line, sucks. There’s no other way to put it.

For the first time in nearly 70 years the local radio station in Cornwall will not have a news division – hardly the endgame owners of CJSS had when it went on the air back in the 1940s.

It was, I am told, a decision based solely on economics. People, apparently, are getting their news from other sources. The internet, we can all safely assume.

I guess it means no one is untouchable, because thecornwalldaily.com was our chief online competition here at Seaway News, and they did a helluva job.

I often spoke with news director Bill Kingston about how our two websites were often duking it out to break news first.

It felt weird to have the radio going at noon today, and hear only the sounds of Huey Lewis and the News, instead of the voices of either Kingston, Jesse Tieman or Kasia Mazun.

The strategy at the station now, according

to general manager Mark Dickie, will be to include news broadcasts during the breakfast shows of both 101.9 and 104.5, but that will constitute the bulk of their news presence.

Without anyone actually collecting news, one can safely assume they’ll be using wire copy, and stealing from the rest of us, to report the comings and goings of Cornwall and area.

The thievery is fine with me. Journalism is an exercise in stealing. We constantly check to see what the other guy has, to make sure we aren’t missing anything.

But this speaks to the decline of journalism in small cities. It probably doesn’t mean very much to the guy who stocks the shelves at SCM for $14 an hour, but it should.

Newspapers have been grappling with the decline of the business for years. When I started in this business we had six reporters at the Standard-Freeholder, and five editors.

I think they’re down to something like three and three at the Freeholder today, with whispers of more cuts on the horizon.

Rumour has it there could come a day when the local daily has nothing but reporters in the newsroom. Apparently in Belleville, at The Intelligencer, there are no longer newspaper editors. People in Kingston call the shots in Belleville, and what few reporters left are working in a rudderless office.

Why should this matter to the guy I mentioned before, who stocks shelves at SCM? He wants to know why the police had a portion of a city street closed down. He wants to know why his property taxes are increasing.

And he wants to know about the little boy around the corner, whose family is organizing a fundraiser because he is battling cancer.

Those types of stories are our bread and butter. And they’re important in small communities like Cornwall.

Do you really think the Ottawa Sun, the Citizen or CTV News are going to send reporters down here for those types of stories?

No way – because they’re suffering too.

I get that companies must remain profitable, shareholders demand a return on their investment and sometimes the revenue isn’t there.

But in this case, Corus got it wrong, and has done Cornwall and the surrounding community a disservice.

That’s not to say this community will go without local news and opinion when it wants it.

Our news operation has never been stronger, in fact we have added staff and columnists in the last year. We’re also the home of regular news updates, as they happen, throughout the day, as well as your onlime home for obituaries and video.

The stories that matter to you will be faithfully reported at cornwallseawaynews. com, and in our printed product, without hesitation.

But to suggest that today, kinda feels like I’m kicking some friends while they’re down.

I’m going to miss Bill, Jesse and Kasia. And I’m guessing you will too.

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On the surface, this seems an empty threat.

But, one cannot be sure.

The First Nations, environmental groups and many politicians of all stripes have already pledged to fight this project.

And it also depends on the Calgary-based company meeting all the conditions set by the National energy Board.

The company has a huge task before it.

It will have to explain and consult with the aboriginals and others who are concerned and worried about this project.

Many are rightly worried and concerned the pipeline will likely threaten caribou, grizzly bears and other wildlife and the scenic environment.

This pipeline has been in the making

since 2002.

It is 1,178-kilometre long.

The pipeline will transport up to 525,000 barrels of oil a day from Alberta to British Columbia.

Oil will then be loaded onto supertankers and shipped to new oil-hungry Pacific Rim markets.

Mulcair has spoken about a severe threat to social order while Trudeau said the pipeline threatens the B.C. coastal economy and jobs of thousands who live along the shore.

If all goes well – I doubt if this will happen – the pipeline could start by next year and will be operational by 2018 or 2019.

Shipping Canadian oil to new customers has become a priority for Ottawa.

Canada is trying its best to enter the world stage as a major oil producer in the world.

Green light for pipeline Sultan Jessa Opinion SJESSA@SYMPATICO.CA

The Tory government in Ottawa will not have a smooth sailing explaining to Canadians why the long-awaited and controversial Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline is one project the country needs to prosper.

This pipeline is between the Alberta oil sands and the British Columbia coast.

The $6.5-billion project is contingent on Enbridge satisfying about 210 conditions placed on the proposal by the regulatory review panel.

The way the green light for this massive project was announced make you wonder if

the Conservatives are now having a second thought on this project.

The announcement was brief and not many ministers were around to answer questions from the haunting media.

It all boils down to the 2015 federal elections.

The Conservatives have to keep and win many ridings in Alberta and British Columbia.

At this time, it looks like the MPs will have an extremely tough time trying to convince Albertans and the British Columbians this project will bring wealth, prosperity and economic development to these regions.

The pipeline is a hot potato.

The Opposition New Democrats led by Thomas Mulcair and the Liberals headed by Justin Trudeau, the son of Canada’s former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau have openly

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Council raise doesn’t make sense right now Dear editor: I was dismayed to find out that council had to hire a consultant to justify a pay raise of between 18 & 40% . I thought at first this was a joke. I fully understood when I filled out the papers to put my in to run for council what the

salary was & I readily accepted this.

When I look around & see people lucky enough to get raises of 2 to 5% if in fact they are employed in the first place, I have a really hard time with 18 to 40%. I can not in all good consciousness justify this kind of exorbitant

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I hope that the powers that be will see the reason behind dropping this, otherwise, I will fight it tooth & nail in any way I can.

I fully understood & accepted the benefits & responsibilities when I signed on. I will not participate in a hog run to feed at the trough.

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The ‘Silly Season’, this time around, got a jump on the official start of the summer season, which was ushered in on June 21.

Unlike the summer solstice, the ‘Silly Season’ comes but every four years, which is a good thing, and stretches into October.

The start of the ‘Silly Season’ can’t be found on a calendar, there is no fixed starting date.

It sort of creeps onto the political landscape like early-morning fog.

There are, however, tell-tale signs to alert the unwashed that the ‘Silly Season’ has arrived.

In our case, it was city council’s dumb decision to get a legal opinion on a court injunction, something that would cost thousands of dollars, to try and stop Cornwall Community Hospital from moving its laboratory’s histology services to a regional setup in Ottawa, one that serves all 16 hospitals in our region.

Council had invited the hospital representatives to appear before open council to explain/justify the transfer. The hospital board, which doesn’t answer to the snap of a city council’s finger, said no thanks. Perhaps at a later date.

This riled some members of city council.

One called it an insult. This led to the harebrained idea of a possibly court injunction to stop the move. First step was to get a legal opinion.

For the record, something some councillors seemed unaware of is that hospital CEO Jeanette Despatie didn’t make the decision to say no to council. It was a board decision. Just as mindboggling is the fact not a single member of council contacted the CEO or any board member after the transfer was announced in April.

Incredibly, not a single member of council contacted the CEO or the board after the transfer was made public in April. Not one!

Instead, they ran with second-hand information on an issue that hardly showed up on the public concern radar and doesn’t put patients in any danger.

Folks are more concerned about wait times and not being able to find a family doctor.

Just for the record, the board that council is upset with is made up of outstanding citizens, including four doctors - one of whom is the president of the medical staff - and a lawyer.

They do a commendable job trying to juggle rising health care costs and budget freezes by the provincial government. They can’t raise taxes to fund pet projects.

Interesting that over the years none of the slew of crippling cutbacks forced upon the local hospital(s) by provincial governments has drawn any kind of response from city council. But for some reason, this one did.

This was all about political grandstanding in front of the television cameras in an election year.

Oh, and the bill for that legal opinion by an Ottawa law firm?

For some reason, council felt it had to go outside the city for this no brainer.

The report that told council it didn’t have

a chance in hades of securing an injunction and that a hospital board doesn’t have to kowtow to a city council came with an invoice for $4,644.30 (HST included).

(Ed. note - forget about medical school, get your kid in law school.

Some councillors will fluff off the $4,644.30 as chump change ... chump change is when it is not coming out of their pockets.

Welcome to the ‘Silly Season’. *** The death of a young driver at Cornwall Motor Speedway brought back memories of a Cornwall stock car driver who lost his life on June 19, 1969. Bob Dickenson, who operated a Gulf gas station at Pitt and Sixth streets, was killed in a crash at the Maxville Fairgrounds. Dickenson was just 29.

Dickenson’s wife, Jean, witnessed the horrific crash from the stands.

This week she recalled the incident as if it were yesterday.

“Bob tried to cut in on the fourth corner and hit the embankment, flew in the air and his car came down on another.

He died instantly when he crushed his chest on the steering wheel and ruptured his pulmonary artery.

“I was devastated.”

Dickenson was a fierce competitor, who, along with his brother Lawrence, was among the top broomball players of the day, when the game was as big as hockey on the local sports landscape.

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This was a time when the Athletic Grounds had one of the best 400-yard tracks in the province.

The track was ripped up to make room for the Bob Turner Memorial Centre. The Meikel Cup competition petered out around the time the the St. Lawrence Seaway project uprooted villages along the St. Lawrence between Cornwall and Iroquois.

But where did the coveted cup end up? If you know of the trophy’s whereabouts, contact Judy Bobka, 613-932-2720.

IN THE REAR-VIEW MIRROR When July 1 was called Dominion Day and the Union Jack was displayed in glorious fashion in downtown shop windows.

When school kids sang God Save the Queen and recited the Pledge of Allegiance, with their right hand over their heart, to start the school day and chances were that the male principal was a war veteran.

When schools displayed a portrait of the Queen in the foyer.

TRIVIA ANSWER In 1956 fire heavily damaged The Royal Hotel at McConnell Avenue and Montreal Road. It was rebuilt but closed in 2004. It is now the home to Masse Furniture.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Budding young artists proudly displayed their minimasterpieces during a special outdoor event recently.

Students from Hye’s Art class in Cornwall hosted the fourth annual Kids’ Art Exhibition with their teacher Hye Kung-Kennedy.

The South Korean artist welcomed dozens of parents and city residents to her home studio on Holy Cross Boulevard to admire the artwork of her pupils in a large tent on her front yard.

Young artists Olivia Kennedy (Hye’s daughter), 10, Agathe Fontaine, 11, and Alex Rivette, 12, spent months fine-tuning their paintings and drawings for the art show.

“It’s fun to paint,” said Rivette. “I’m glad we get to share our art with the community.”

For more information, visit the Hye’s Art Facebook page facebook.com/HyesArt.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Loyalist College, in Belleville, has paid tribute to a Cornwall graduate.

Jamie Hitchcock, a Social Service Worker program graduate from the Seaway City, was presented with the United Way of Quinte Award by Past Board Chair Stuart Wright.

Nearly 120 awards were presented to

graduates at the 47th Annual Convocation Ceremonies on June 5 and 6. The awards, with a total value of $24,550, are provided by private donors, businesses, industry associations, community organizations, and the Loyalist College Foundation.

“The awards are a wonderful way to recognize the recipients’ commitment to excellence in the classroom and in our communities,” said Loyalist President Maureen Piercy. “During their post-

secondary education here they have served as College ambassadors, and as graduates, I know, they will continue to lead in their respective fields.”

Jamie Hitchcock a Social Service Worker program graduate from Cornwall, was presented a United Way of Quinte Award

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The carnage left by a suspected arsonist in the city’s east end where vehicles impounded by City Tow were set ablaze.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - City police are reaching out to the public to gather more details concerning a vicious arson case in Cornwall.

Police are still trying to gather details concerning an incident in May where nine vehicles were torched at a storage yard operated by City Tow and Recovery on Montreal Road.

Const. Dan Cloutier said the public has been helpful in the past when it comes to

files DOMESTIC ASSAULT WITH WEAPON A 46-year-old Quebec man was arrested on June 26th, 2014 and charged with assault with a weapon, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, mischief, uttering threats, assault and forcible confinement. It is alleged that on June 26th, 2014 the man held his ex-girlfriend against her will. While with her, he held her down and threatened her; he punched and slapped her. He then pulled out a knife and stabbed her leg and cut her forearm.

As he was leaving he damaged the phone and then left the area. Police were contacted and an investigation ensued. The woman was transported to hospital for none life threatening injuries. A warrant was requested for the arrest of the man and he was subsequently located in Montreal. He was transported to Cornwall where he remained in custody awaiting his bail hearing. His name was not released as it might identify the victim in the matter.

THREATS, BREACH A 25-year-old Cornwall man Carlisle Graham was charged with uttering threats and breach of probation for failing to keep the peace and a 24 –yearold Cornwall female Miranda Mertes was charged with assault with a weapon and breach of recognizance for failing to keep the peace.

They were arrested on June 26th, 2014. It is alleged that on January 14, 2014 the man and woman were involved in a verbal argument with neighbours. During the argument Mertes threw a metal object at the neighbour while Graham threatened he would burn down their house. They then left the area. Police were contacted and an investigation ensued.

Graham and Merts could not be located so a warrant for their arrest was requested. On June 26th, 2014 at approx 3:15 PM the warrants for both parties were executed. They were both released on an Officer in Charge Undertaking to appear in court on July 22, 2014.

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these kinds of requests.

“The public has always been quick to respond,” he said. “We know what happened that night. But we’re hoping the public can give us more.”

On May 30 someone lit up the vehicles in what many consider to be an ongoing attempt to target the towing company. Other City Tow vehicles have been set ablaze in the past. for that reason police do not believe the most recent incident to be isolated and are asking if anyone has seen anything or have any information to contact Det.-Const. Mark Anderson at 613-933-5000 ext. 2603.

ASSAULT A 19-year-old Cornwall woman was arrested on June 24th, 2014 and charged with assault. It is alleged that on June 24th, 2014 during an argument the woman struck and scratched her 21-year-old boyfriend. Police were then contacted and an investigation ensued. During their investigation the woman was taken into custody, charged accordingly and later released to appear in court on August 7th, 2014. Her name was not released as it might identify the victim in the matter.

THREATS, BREACH Ryan Boyle, 36 of Cornwall was arrested on June 26th, 2014 for breach of probation and utter threats.

It is alleged that on June 26th, 2014 he got into an argument with a neighbour and threatened him. Police were contacted and an investigation ensued. During the investigation the man was taken into custody, charged accordingly and released on an Officer in Charge Undertaking to appear in court on July 22, 2014.

BREACH A 17-year-old Cornwall youth was arrested on June 27th, 2014 at approx 2:35am and charged with breach of recognizance relevant conditions not attend the area he was located near and not be away from residence between the hours of the 10pm and 6am except in company of surety or father. He was taken into custody, charged accordingly and held for a bail hearing. His name was not released as per provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act. ROBBERY Brodie Thompson, 20 of Akwesasne was arrested on June 25th, 2014 and charged with robbery. It is alleged that on May 9th, 2014 the man attended a local gas bar and demanded money from the clerk all the while brandishing a knife. The man then fled the scene with a quantity of cash and police were contacted. On June 25th, 2014 during the police investigation the man was taken into custody, charged accordingly and released to appear in court at a later date.

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The South Dundas Municipal Centre held its grand opening recently, with more than 150 people attending. From left are Chris Markell (Bourgon Construction), Heather Clark Kembel (Colbourne & Kembel, Architects Inc), Councillor Archie Mellan, Councillor Jim Graham, Dr. Paul Coolican, Mayor Steven Byvelds, Bill McGimpsey (Library Board), Deputy Mayor Jim Locke, MP Guy Lauzon, Councillor Evonne Delegarde, MPP Jim McDonell, Warden Eric Duncan.

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Immanuel Christian Reformed Church, 2256 Pitt St., Cornwall, July 14-18. Contact 613933-5353 for more information or to register.

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July 10-13 Kinsmen Cornwall Lift-Off Lamoureux Park (Cornwall) lift-off.ca July 11-13 Avonmore Fair Fairgrounds (Avonmore) avonmorefair.ca July 11-13 Cornwall Thing Contest Cornwall Community Museum Lamoureux Park (Cornwall) 613-936-0280

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MOOSE LODGE (1367) Dance to Gilles & Mike Boudrias, Saturday, July 5, 8pm-12am. We have Hall Rentals for all occasions. Moose Lodge, 443 – 11th St. West.

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! The United Way is looking for volunteers to help out on July 6. Anyone willing to volunteer should contact the United Way at 613-932-2051 or email lori@unitedwaysdg.com 70th ANNIVERSARY PARTY BENSON BBQ ~ Sunday, July 6, 2014 from 11am to 2pm at Lamoureux Park. Freewill offering gladly accepted. Games, Freezies and Prizes!

Everyone welcome. Contact 613-932-2051 or email lori@unitedwaysdg.com for more info.

FOCUS ON FITNESS Canadian Mental Health Association: Cornwall- 329 Pitt Street KNOX ST PAUL’S UNITED CHURCH VISION RELATED EVENTS Every Monday morning 10:00 a.m. Grief Walking Group, contact office for location (613 938 3704). July 12 - Saturday at 7:00 p.m.

Community Karaoke,no charge, everyone welcome (the 2nd Saturday of each month).

Special Dates: June 29 – Holy Communion (for July).

Daily lunch special Monday to Friday $7.50

July 12-13 Civil War Re-enactment Weekend Upper Canada Village (Morrisburg) uppercanadavillage.com

Daily specials include soup, dessert, coffee or tea

Thursday Special until 7pm $9.75 + tax Friday Fish and Chips until 7pm

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“2014” Artisans in the Park, Saturday, July 5, 10am to 4pm at Ault Park, Fran Laflamme Dr. (off Cty Rd#2, 3km east of Long Sault).

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Le maire Bob Kilger, participera aux élections en octobre Le maire de Cornwall, Bob Kilger, a annoncé qu’il posera sa candidature au poste de maire à l’élection municipale prévue le lundi 27 octobre 2014. Bien que le maire Kilger convoite ce poste pour une troisième fois, il se dit très fier de ses succès accomplis depuis le début de ses mandats. Lors des huit dernières années, la ville de Cornwall a fait de solides progrès au plan économique et social. En conséquence, le parc d’affaires est reconnu comme l’un des trois centres au Canada pour sa logistique avancée. Le travail du Conseil municipal a grandement aidé à faire de la Ville de Cornwall un endroit

privilégié comme centre de distribution et de camionnage. De plus, des centaines d’emplois ont été créés et ce n’est qu’un début. Nous avons atteint une économie stable et diversifiée. « Au 20e siècle, l’esprit communautaire de la ville de Cornwall a créé un endroit où il fait bon vivre. C’est par ailleurs, ce même esprit communautaire qui nous propulsera au 21e siècle. Durant mon mandat, notre Conseil a créé le Centre Benson, la prospère collecte de fonds pour l’hôpital, les rénovations réussies pour le Collège St-Laurent et la constante innovation en

matière d’éducation et de science à la “River Institute”. Ces réalisations sont le fruit d’un travail d’équipe. Par conséquent, je m’engage à demeurer un bon joueur d’équipe ». (Paroles prononcées par Bob) « Je suis fier d’avoir été à la tête du Conseil municipal durant toutes ces années de transitions. Je demeure optimiste et engagé à démontrer du leadership pour les quatre prochaines années. L’avenir de la Ville de Cornwall n’a jamais été aussi radieux ».

Le maire de Cornwall, Bob Kilger.

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POIRIER, Donna - Passed away at the St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Center on Wednesday, June 25, 2014, age 54 years.

Beloved sister of Wayne Poirier, Susan Masson (Richard), Debbie Burns (Steve) and Sandra Boucher (Mike). Loving aunt to many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents, Gabrielle (Goyer) Poirier and Raymond Poirier. REsted at the M. John Sullivan Funeral Home. A Chapel Service was held on Monday June 30, 2014, followed by Cremation. Rite of Committal, Notre Dame Cemetery, at a later date.

FRASER, Garnet William Passed away at his residence on Tuesday, June 10, 2014, age 59 years. Cherished father of Patrick, Christopher and Elisabeth. Brother of Jack, Bob and Karen. Son of Mary Smith and the late Garnet Fraser. Rested at Lahaie & Sullivan Cornwall Funeral Homes, West Branch. A Memorial Mass was held at St. Columban’s Parish.

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LONGMIRE, Theresa (née Stymiest) – Mrs. Theresa Mary Longmire at Woodland Villa on Monday, June 23, 2014 at the age of 95 years. Wife of the late Harold Longmire. Dear mother of Patricia, Thomas, Susan and Dennis. Dear sister of Byron, Frances, Benjamin, Stanley, Marven, Eunice, Matilda (Tillie) and Florence, James and Leonard Stymiest.

Adopted sister of Rupert, Thomas, Vera and Bessie Wilson. Cherished grandmother of Bree Stotts, Layla and Jordan Michaels and great-grandmother of Linus and Molly Stotts. Predeceased by her parents George and Mae (née Stronach) Stymiest and one son Harold Jr. Rested at the Wilson Funeral Home, 822 Pitt Street, Cornwall. A Celebration of her Life was held in the chapel of the Wilson Funeral Home on June 27, 2014 at 11:00AM followed by cremation. If so desired, contributions in her memory to the Heart & Stroke Foundation, OSPCA, or Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. Online messages of condolence may be made in the obituary section of: www.wilsonfuneralhome.ca 5644600

KILGOUR, Jean Ruth Reg. N. - Mrs. Jean Kilgour (née Gallinger) at the Ottawa Hospital - General Campus on Saturday, June 21, 2014 at the age of 87 years. Cherished wife of the late Robert W. Kilgour. Loved mother of Joseph (Sue), Murray (Jeannie) and Florence Selin (Lauri). Grandmother of Trevor (Aimee), Lindsay (Fiancé Darryl Morton), Philip and Sarah. Dear sister of Harold and Lyle.

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late Bernice and Florence (Weagant) Gallinger.

Rested at the Wilson Funeral Home Cornwall.

Funeral Services were held in Knox-St. Paul’s United Church on Thursday, June 26, 2014.

stewart In loving memory of a dear husband, father & Papa

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who passed away one year ago, July 4th, 2013 It’s so strange that those in need And those we love the best Are just the ones God called away And took them home to rest.

But every time we think of you We seem to hear God say: “Have faith and trust My Promise” You’ll meet again some day.

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MCDONALD, Charles – Mr. Charlie Bernard McDonald of Vernon, BC, born and raised in St. Andrews West, Ontario, passed away suddenly in his sleep, on Saturday April 12, 2014 at the age of 64 years. He was the cherished son of the late Leonard (1985) and Florence (1982) McDonald of St. Andrews West.

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COUNTRY CENTURY HOME

(L0058) A pleasant mixture of old & new in this 4 bdrm home on acre lot with lots of extras.

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(L1878) 2 Bdrm , 2 baths, 1288 sq.ft.

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740 CHaMPlaiN dR - NEW PRiCE $245,000

(L1573) All brick 3+2 bdrm bung in great family area featuring many updates, fenced rear yard, att garage & more.

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163 lEFEBVRE $139,000

NEW PRICE $285,000

(L1475) Impeccably-maint 3 bdrm WATERFRONT home with approx 1850 sq.ft., beautiful open concept dining area off kit, bright spacious family rm, gorgeous frpl, abv grd pool & much more.

311 WaTER ST W - $260,000 - CONdO

72-a lEFEBVRE $134,900

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NEW PRICE $269,900

(L1260) Interior recently redone.

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16855 BEaVER daM dRiVE - $468,500

18373 CTY Rd 19 (SOUTH BRaNCH Rd) - $357,900

512 BElMONT ST - $134,900

746 TOllGaTE Rd W - $284,500

(L1615) This all brick 3+1 bdrm bungalow offers all the room you’ve ever wanted.

Call Sherry for details.

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1444 HOlY CROSS BlVd. - $279,900

(L1375) Beautiful 3+1 bedroom, 3 bath, 5 level split, located in convenient east end!

Make a SPLASH this Summer in this inviting ingrd pool.

VERY UNiQUE RUSTiC HOME! 6805 PaGE dR, GlEN WalTER - NEW PRiCE $285,000

(L0096) You have to see this one. Woodwork is unmatchable from the rustic looking cpbds to the tree railing staircase to the designed hdwd flr. A short walk to the river.

JaCk ROY* 613-938-2121

TREEHaVEN dR

(L1618-L1619) 2 Parcels of land with water access. Possibility for multiple lots.

(4.05 AC / 10.95 AC).

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(L1331) Large Workshop-Garage.

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aNd NOW FOR SOMETHiNG COMPlETElY diFFERENT! NEW PRiCE 274,900.

(L1681) Truly unique home on a 1.5 ac well-landscaped lot just north of city.

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19564-10 SUMMERSET aCRES Rd., SUMMERSTOWN - $974,500

(L0545) Over 3000 sq.ft. waterfront home with 3+1 bdrms & 2-1/2 bathrms. Open concept with 20’ cathedral ceiling providing Panoramic Viewing from all levels.

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(L1612) Eamers Corners location, you will find this immaculate 3+1 bdrm side-split.

Features updated gas furnace (2013), C/A for thos hot sizzling summer days, full fin rec rm, 2 baths, partially fenced backyard. GREAT FAMILY HOME!

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3782 OLD ORCHARD, APPLE HILL Country family home in Apple Hill. Over 1500 sq. ft. Bright open concept is what greets you when you enter the kitchen/dining area that leads into large family room. 3 bedrooms upstairs.

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Furnace & A/C (2011), shingles (2013), newer windows. Won’t last long! $174,900. MLS# L1736

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18385 GLEN ROAD, WILLIAMSTOWN Just minutes to Cornwall and 45 minutes to Montreal, this 4 bedroom Century home nestled on a beautiful 52 acre plot of land. Raise your own animals, grow your own food, pull your own wood from the bush...you’re limited only by your imagination. MLS# K3615 $309,900

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16 FRONT STREET, FINCH Fantastic 1 1/2 storey home located in a quiet village. Main floor features kitchen, dining room, living room, 2 bedrooms including ensuite bath. Upper level boasts a master bedroom suite with walk-in closet and bathroom. Great backyard to relax and enjoy your time. MLS# L1708 $179,000 HILDA BUITING 613-913-0891

A LITTLE TLC WILL GO A LONG WAY 4182 COUNTY RD 34, GREEN VALLEY This property features one apartment with 4 bdrms and 2 full baths and one apartment with 1 bdrm and 1 bath. Also has a single detached garage. With some TLC this property can be exactly what you have been looking for! MLS# L2020 $158,500 TIM FRANCIS 613-361-2846

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706 HAMILTON CRES, CORNWALL Wonderful family home in nice residential area. Open concept main floor, separate family room, rec room areas. 3+1 bed, 2 bath home perfect for large family. Side yard patio, attached garage, French doors in master lead to rear deck. Fully fenced yard. Close to City Park and schools. MLS# L2121 $224,900

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647 GLOUCESTER STREET This two storey semidetached is a little investment. Offers 2 bedrooms, computer room, 4 piece bath, living room & kitchen.

Washer, dryer hookup, unfinished basement. Roof & shingles (2011).

Furnace (2012). Hot water tank (2012). MLS# L2032 $99,900

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1010 LASALLE ROAD Well maintained 3 + 1 bedroom brick bungalow in a great neighbourhood. Open concept kitchen/dining and living room. Large rec room on lower level with full bath and extra bedroom. Outside you will find a carport , a completely fenced in back yard with new shed for extra storage. Come and view this home today. MLS# L2038 $184,900.

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17133 COUNTY ROAD 36 This all stone 3+1 bungalow features spacious foyer leading into an open concept kitchen/living/dining room, hardwood and ceramic throughout, heated ceramic flooring in bath with whirlpool tub and thermoplastic cabinetry. Master bedroom has walk-in closet & door leading into bath. Completely finished basement with a large bedroom, full bath & loads of storage area. All of this on a large country property. Call to see your new home today. $319,900.

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320 BALDWIN AVE, CORNWALL 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom brick bungalow centrally located near hospital and schools. Open feel on the main floor, large rec room in basement. Features updated roof, radiant heating, sunroom, sauna, built-in appliances and privacy pocket doors. Priced to sell, you have to check this one out!!

MLS# L2128 $159,900.

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7 YATES If you would like to live on one of the prettiest streets in Cornwall you may want to look at this one.

Two storey brick home with lots of charm and well maintained. 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, wood fireplace in living room with a separate dining room. The yard is all fenced in for your privacy and great for entertaining. Call Jo Ann for a private viewing. $174,900.

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406 BELMONT ST. Semi-detached ideal for retirement couple or 1st time home buyer. This 2+1 home features a split level entry w/ carpet free main level, open concept living/dining room, large master bedroom and a 2nd bedroom with patio door leading to a covered deck and fenced in yard.

Lower level has completely finished rec room w/gas stove, 3pc bath, another large bedroom and loads of storage. MLS# L2110 $144,500

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412 sARA stReet Large bungalow 3+1 bdrms, 2 baths, recent flooring on the main floor, possible in-law suite, 2 gas fireplaces, patio doors to the deck. Must see. MLS# L1772 $179,000. hARdeeP sInGh 613-936-3996

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50 FoRest hIll, lonG sAult Perfect for an extended family, in-law suite, or rental potential! Don’t let the small exterior fool you, this home has two large custom designed bungalows with complete main floor living. Curious? Good, call today for your private showing in the much desired neighbourhood of Arrowhead Estates. $549,900 MLS# L1846 ClAIRe hAllIdAy ARMstRonG 613-551-2812

257 MeAdowvAle CR., CoRnwAll Brick bungalow 3+ bdrms, hdwd floors, finished basement, woodstove, above ground pool, fenced in yard, paved driveway & more. MLS# L1520 $169,900 hARdeeP sInGh 613-936-3996

440 eIGhth stReet eAst Centrally located sunny 3 bedroom home with main floor laundry. Kitchen is open to the dining room.

Spacious fenced in yard with garage with attached large shed. Many updates. Must be seen! $139,900 tIM FRAnCIs 613-361-2846

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792 MontCAlM CRt Location, location, location! Great neighbourhood and only minutes walking distance to shopping, dining and cinema. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, A/C and a wonderful L-shaped inground pool, perfect for a family gathering. Call for more details today. MLS# L1549 $279,900. ClAIRe hAllIdAy ARMstRonG 613-551-2812

13275 RIveRsIde dR All the extras are included in this custom built raised bungalow close to Upper Canada Golf Course. Open concept living with hardwood floors, radiant infloor heat, central air and separate large workshop. Call today for your private showing. MLS# L1611 $329,900 ClAIRe hAllIdAy ARMstRonG 613-551-2812

17357 AMell RoAd This beautiful log home has much to offer. Recently renovated kitchen and baths. The sunroom at the rear of the home is the perfect place to unwind. Professionally landscaped yard with interlocking brick patio, all on over an acre. Come and see this gem of a property. MLS# L1629 $289,900 ClAIRe hAllIdAy ARMstRonG 613-551-2812

19241 RIChMond CouRt, suMMeRstown Minutes from the St. Lawrence River, you find this wonderful family bungalow complete with double garage, mudroom, 3+1 bedrooms plus 2 bonus rooms, master ensuite bath with his/hers walk-in closets, completely finished basement, 2-tier deck and pool....and the list goes on!! Come check this one out! MLS# L1734 $289,900. lAuRIn (Moe) MAuRAIs* 613-363-3052

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120 eMMA Avenue Find a touch of country charm in Cornwall’s North End. Over 1100 square feet with many upgrades over the past several years all on an oversized lot. Tastefully decorated with 3 bedrooms and updated bathroom. $149,900

Penny RuddeRhAM 613-930-3377

19398 County Rd 2 – CottAGe #920 This lovely 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, cottage, located on leased land, is available to you fully furnished, including the outdoor furnishings and paddle boat!

Looks like summer has finally arrived so don’t miss out on being able to sit on your deck or in the screened in gazebo. There is a dock to fish from too! Call me to arrange your private viewing of this very affordable property. Listed in Summerstown. MLS# L1278 $82,900.

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362 ellen Ave. Beautiful 2+1 home in a quiet, friendly neighbourhood, close to schools and parks. Perfect area to raise your family or to retire. Open concept kitchen, living/dining room, large master bedroom w/ double closets.

Finished rec room w/ bar and another large bedroom. Don’t wait to view this home it won’t last long!!! MLS# L1824 $184,900.

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3 noRth BeeCh st lAnCAsteR. If you are looking for a home in the quaint village of Lancaster this may be the home for you. This adorable 1 ½ storey, 3 bdrm, 1 ½ bath has been completely updated.

Tastefully decorated and ready for a new family. Call for a private viewing.

MLS# L1096 $189,900.

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AttentIon InvestoRs 36 GlouCesteR stReet south, CoRnwAll Triplex with 3 – 1 bedroom units that generates good cash flow in convenient location for tenants, close to parks and walking distance to shopping. MLS# L1287 $139,900. PeteR hICkey 613-551-6776

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3253 RIChMond dRIve Executive finishes throughout this spectacular raised bungalow. Quartz countertops, custom design kitchen, fully finished lower level with stone fireplace and matching bar. This home is knockout, call today to see for yourself! MLS# L1021 $259,900 ClAIRe hAllIdAy ARMstRonG 613-551-2812

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20015 BeAuPRe Rd, GReen vAlley If you are looking for a great country property at an affordable price, this is your new home. This home features 3 bdrms, 2 baths, large living room with hardwood floors & gas stove, separate dining room, screened in side porch and a new front deck to star watch at night. All of this is sitting on over 2 acres of land. Don’t wait to see this lovely bungalow. $164,900 MLS# L1746.

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3607 JosePh st. Stunning 2 story home with double attached garage located in desirable Rosedale Terrace is awaiting you! Living room with cathedral ceilings and double sided fireplace. Kitchen features granite countertop island which leads to the spacious dining room. This home needs to be seen! $319,900 tIM FRAnCIs 613-361-2846

12163 County RoAd 5 (oAk vAlley RoAd), wInChesteR sPRInGs Solid century home which has kept its original charm, along with the modern conveniences. Ideal for a family. In move-in condition. Home stripped to the bare bones and rebuilt. All windows, wiring and plumbing replaced. Fully insulated. Main floor laundry. Shingles replaced on 3/4 of roof. Updated 4-piece bathroom.

Walking distance to playground and Ottawa shuttle. $173,900 MLS# L1688

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513 seCond st eAst Centrally located all brick home features 4 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths. Living room with attached dining room gives you extra room for entertaining. Possibility of an in-law suite in the basement. Close to many amenities. MLS# L1588 $164,900. tIM FRAnCIs 613-361-2846

64 FRont stReet FInCh Updated single family home with an additional space which includes a loft area with ample storage & parking. Residential with Commercial Zoning = loads of potential!

MLS# L1637 $83,900. Penny RuddeRhAM 613-930-3377

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Super quality, 5 yr old, 2 storey home built with enduring materials for years of maintenance free living. 2340 sq ft., 4 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths includes ensuite, oversize garage, finished basement, granite, so much more.

MLS L1701 $399,900

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18780 County RoAd 19 (south BRAnCh) Rd, south GlenGARRy Asking Vacant Lot. 4.37 Acres.

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4631 Glen Roy RoAd

Well maintained spacious 1700 sq.ft. home close to schools, shopping and park. $254,900

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1600 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, side split on 7 acres well treed lot. Easy commuting distance to most areas.

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WATERFRONT! A unique waterfront property 53 x 135 with winterized house within 10ft of waterfront plus a separate 3 season cottage. (MLS L0648)

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Original owner family home in great neighbourhood. 3BRs, 1.5 bathrooms. Main floor Family Room with fireplace. Formal dining room. Large enclosed screened porch. Well landscaped fenced yard with shed. (MLS L1221)

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Great starter home on a 50’x114’ lot, situated in a convenient east end location and just a stone’s throw away from the St-Lawrence River and bike path.

This 2 storey, 2 bdrm, NEW 1.5 bath century home PRICE! $134,000 is clean and in move-in condition. Open layout main floor features spacious living area, bright eat-in kitchen, den/office area leading to back deck and main floor laundry/half bath. Upstairs has updated bath, good sized master bdrm and a smaller 2nd bdrm. Many recent updates.

5643084

Great neighborhoodpeaceful and perfect family environment, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2 storey home with private fenced backyard.

(MLS L1516)

$64,900

5291876

Frontage 535` x 301`. Has 2 entrances, 1 with gate across from Holly Hill`s Riding School, part of east half lot 20 Con 2, South Glengarry, Pt 1 14R2286. (MLS L1465)

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Veuillez consulter le site WEB du Conseil pour obtenir les numéros de dossiers et les renseignements supplémentaires. www.cepeo.on.ca/conseil/carrieres François Laperle, Directeur des ressources humaines

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2 OTTAWA ST., ALEXANDRIA

SPACIOUS ALEXANDRIA WATERFRONT HOME Very affordable 1828 waterfront home. 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. 20/20 workshop, Gazebo, 30/24 garage w/loft. Fish from your backyard, putter in your workshop and enjoy life in this historic masterpiece.

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lAbORAtORY tECHNICIAN Evonik Industries is one of the leading chemical companies in North America. We own and operate production facilities, R&D and applied technology centers throughout the North America region. Our products include fine and specialty chemicals used in various consumer and commercial applications.

Evonik Oil Additives Canada Inc., demonstrates its strong commitment to hiring and retaining diverse, well qualified employees by offering a comprehensive benefits package, including pension and group savings plan. Evonik Oil Additives Canada Inc. is a Responsible Care® company.

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JOb DEtAIls Classification: Laboratory Technician Hours: Rotating 8-hour Shift – 40 hours basic. 5 days. See Additional Requirements.

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Reporting to: Laboratory Coordinator / Laboratory Manager Duties: • Physical testing and approval of Viscoplex additives: both in-process and finished product • Physical testing and approval of in-specification incoming raw materials • Conducting effluent sampling and analysis • Maintain laboratory system for equipment calibration • Issuance of Certificates of Analysis using SAP. • Investigation of customer complaints – Product quality • Preparation of customer samples – up to 25 kg.

• Other related duties.

Responsibilities: • Responsible for completion of Laboratory Quality records as prescribed • Maintaining clear accurate records of results/events • Responsible for notifying Lab manager of any non-conformances and initiation of non-conformity using Lotus Notes database.

• Ensuring equipment is in proper state of repair • Ensuring laboratory is maintained in proper state of cleanliness • Notification of laboratory supplies requirements: equipment and test oils.

• Other related responsibilities.

Relationships: • Reporting to Laboratory Coordinator or in his absence Laboratory Manager.

• The job holder will have to liaise with other departments on site and also external suppliers, customers and technicians.

Applicant Qualifications & experience requirements • Grade 12 Diploma.

• Oral and written proficiency in English and Math is essential.

• Must be able to work independently, organize and prioritize tasks and also work as part of a team.

• Ability to learn and follow procedures accurately is essential.

• Should ideally have a proven record of laboratory experience.

• Should ideally have experience with computer-based systems, such as SAP (or similar), email, spreadsheets, etc., though training will be provided.

• Knowledge of petroleum additives testing methods would be an advantage, though training will be provided.

• Knowledge of Management systems would be an advantage, though training will be provided.

Evonik Industries is one of the leading chemical companies in North America. We own and operate production facilities, R&D and applied technology centers throughout the North America region. Our products include fine and specialty chemicals used in various consumer and commercial applications.

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Application Process: Please send resumes to janice.whitmore@evonik.com No phone calls accepted.

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Hours: Rotating Shift Reporting to: Production Coordinator and Production Manager, Leadhand on back shift Duties & Responsibilities: • Blends crude and filters product • Operates a lift truck • Blends finished product to specification • Loads and unloads bulk materials • Cleans and flushes vessels in sequencing products • Packages waste materials • Fills finished product drums • Assists with rail car shunting • Maintains plant housekeeping • Drummed product staging and shipping • Other assigned tasks.

Relationships: The job holder will liaise with other departments Qualifications & Experience Requirements • The candidate must meet the identified physical demand requirements • Have a minimum Grade 12 education with chemistry.

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• Good attendance & safety record and willingness to accept additional training.

• Experience with computer software (email, databases, control systems) would be an asset.

• Willing to work additional shifts and weekends for planned/unplanned overtime.

Application Process: Please send resumes to janice.whitmore@evonik.com No phone calls accepted.

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POSTE À TEMPS PARTIEL INFIRMIÈRE AUTORISÉE/INFIRMIER AUTORISÉ Jusqu’à 0.6 ETP flexible et sur attente d’appel Médecine Quart de jour et de soir, incluant infirmière/infirmier en charge

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Preference will be given to candidates with the following qualifications: Grade 12 Chemistry, recognized equivalent or post-secondary education in a laboratory or chemical discipline.

Additional requirements • The successful applicant will be required to complete training courses as identified by Laboratory Manager.

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Lotto winner Rita Cooper with the line of the year after claiming $1 million in prize money. After winning she kissed her husband and exclaimed: “That’s the first time you’ve kissed a millionaire.”

Lift-Off, Ribfest, Waterfest, Cornfest… the list of activities available to entertain you this summer is incredible. Also make a stop at the Glengarry Highland Games, and the plethora of community fairs in our region.

Who is happier this time of years, the Cornwall and area students – or the teachers?

Fluoride hasn’t been in our water for months, here in Cornwall. Critics of the fluoridation process are pleased, but local health advocates aren’t. We’d like to know why it took a missive from Coun.

Syd Gardiner at the most recent council meeting for this to become public. We think the city should have released something on this when it became apparent it would be weeks for the issue to be rectified.

Justin Trudeau in Cornwall and area for Canada Day. Nice.

How many people out there become soccer fans every four years?

Congrats to TC Media Cornwall general manager Rick Shaver and his wife Brenda.

Their daughter Christine married her sweetheart Grant Burke on the weekend.

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Seamus has one philosophy: if it’s not Scottish, it’s crap. Or is it Irish?

We’re not sure, since we can barely understand a word Seamus says since his mouth is almost always full of dog food.

Bring in or email your favourite pet photo along with a small caption and we’ll publish it so all our readers can enjoy it, too!

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With the summer weather, here are a few tips for keeping your dog cool this summer.

• Don’t leave your dog in a parked car in the summer, even in the shade with the window left a few inches open. Heatstroke can set in within minutes. Dogs left in parked cars also risk being harassed or stolen.

• Know the signs for heatstroke: heavy, loud breathing, a staggering gait, bright red gum tissue and tongue. If heatstroke is suspected, wet down your dog and get him/her to the vet as quickly as possible. Both heatstroke and heat exhaustion can result in brain damage, heart failure or death in a short period of time.

Thick-coated breeds and mixes are particularly vulnerable, although any breed may be at risk.

• Avoid transporting your dog in the cargo section of a plane or take a direct, morning or evening flight. The hold can become extremely hot.

• Avoid running with your dog during hot weather.

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School is out and with it comes great times for children. Drivers, please be extra cautious when driving and be prepared to stop suddenly.

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Honesty. . .

My Favorite aniMal

Our teacher asked what my favorite animal was, and I said, “Fried chicken.”

She said I wasn’t funny, but she couldn’t have been right, because everyone else laughed.

My parents told me to always tell the truth. I did. Fried chicken is my favorite animal.

I told my dad what happened, and he said my teacher was probably a member of PETA. He said they love animals very much.

I do, too. Especially chicken, pork and beef. Anyway, my teacher sent me to the principal’s office.

I told him what happened, and he laughed, too. Then he told me not to do it again.

The next day in class my teacher asked me what my favorite live animal was.

I told her it was chicken. She asked me why, so I told her it was because you could make them into fried chicken.

She sent me back to the principal’s office.

He laughed, and told me not to do it again.

I don’t understand. My parents taught me to be honest, but my teacher doesn’t like it when I am.

Today, my teacher asked me to tell her what famous person I admired most. I told her, “Colonel Sanders.”

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Lillian Dawson would like to send her thanks to her wonderful neighbours for all the work they have done around her house. To Tom, Mitch, Shawn, Collette and Richard. A great thank you to all!

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From a reader: “I have a huge problem with the many people who advertise yard sales but are too lazy to properly remove the signs off city street signs, light posts, street scapes etc. once the yard sale is done. The City should pay a visit to the address and give them a fine.”

Our advice to people who insist on wearing flip-flops: “Please do not wear flip-flops if your feet look like you could swoop out of the sky and catch your dinner.” Thank you, Internet.

Fabric softeners are waxy materials that are related to soap. They work by coating your laundry with waxy lubricants and humectant chemicals. The lubricants let fibers slide past each other, reducing wrinkling. They also separate a napped fabric’s fibers and stand them on end, which makes a towel, for instance, feel fluffy. The humectancts help the fabric retain moisture to dissipate the static charges that would otherwise cause clothes to cling and sparks to fly when you pull them apart. There are three basic types of fabric softeners. RINSE liquids are added to the wash during the rinse cycle. DRYER SHEETS are absorbed with softener. When you put a sheet into the dryer along with the laundry, contact and heat release the softener. DETERGENTS with FABRIC softeners are added at the start of the wash cycle. The most effective is liquid softeners but DRYER SHEETS soften to roughly the same degree and detergents with fabric softener is the lesser of the two.

Invite a toad to lunch: To create habitat for toads on your property, provide areas of ground-hugging vegetation, such as ferns and grasses, as cover and shelter from the heat. Add a pond with some shallow areas and gently sloping sides to allow easy entry and exit. Allow leaves to stay on some of your garden beds and avoid the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers where possible. If you are adding a toad house, place it in a cool, shady part of your garden. Be sure not to move toads (or frogs) to your property, but allow them to come on their own when their habitat needs are met. They will help your garden by eating cutworms and earwigs in great numbers and help by controlling certain pest populations.

Great job again by Canada Day festivity organizers in Cornwall and throughout the region. Without the tireless efforts by these volunteers, thousands of people would miss out on all the festivities that take place every year. Our hat is off to you.

Homeopathy For Fever Blisters

Fever blisters are caused by a contagious virus called “Herpes Simplex”. Once a person is infected with oral herpes, the virus remains inactive, waiting for a weakened defence system to have the next outbreak.

Sam was susceptible to these fever blisters when term papers and exams were approaching. He’d often get them on the lip, but lately he’d been getting several of them on the edge of his nostril. There would be itching and tingling for a few hours then a few fluid-filled blisters would erupt, and then finally, a yellow crust would form over the sores. These painful blisters looked awful for 7 to 10 days. Sam started taking the remedy Rhus Toxicodendron as soon as the tingling started and was surprised to find that the two very small blisters that did come out were uncomfortable for 3 days then nothing was left. The student understands that managing his stress is the answer to his herpes problem and promises to schedule an appointment with me to work on that issue. That way, Homeopathy can help by re-establishing the immune system to better control the stress.

Keep in mind that Homeopathy treats the person and not the disease, so two people with the same problem may require different remedies.

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Saturday & Sunday: 12 p.m.

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Pet Tip of the Week: Dogs get hot too!

Please remember to keep your dogs in a cool safe place this summer. Always make sure they have access to fresh clean water in a non-spill bowl and that they are out of the sun. Also, planning your summer vacation? Check ontariospca.ca/ factsheets for tips on finding the right pet sitter or boarding kennel for your pet.

Water Conservation in the Yard: Gather rainwater to water bedding plants. Use mulches such as wood chips and bark to help prevent evaporation. Attach a timer to your sprinkler.

Water your lawn in the morning, when it is not windy and only when the lawn shows signs of needing it.

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It Takes Two … In the frozen foods department of our local grocery store, I noticed a man shopping with his son. As I walked by, he checked something off his list and I heard him whisper conspiratorially to the child, “You know, if we really mess this up, we’ll never have to do it again.”

Ouvert tous les jours - Niveau 1 Lundi à vendredi : 15 h Samedi et Dimanche : 12 h

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Cladio - Hickory Sofa, Loveseat with Corner Chaise

1099

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Kenard - Chocolate Reclining Sofa

899

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Rotation - Smoke Sofa Recliner

Family Time - Bark Reclining Sofa

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Manning DURABLEND®† Brindle Comfort Lounger

Darcy - Salsa Sofa

599

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Stuman Dining Room Set Medium Brown Includes: Rectangular Table & 4 Chairs.

799

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Also Available in Pub.

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Larkinhurst - Earth Sofa

Montgomery - Mocha Sofa

Also Available in Twin & Double

1099

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Huey Vineyard - Black, 7 Piece Bed Room Set Includes Queen Sleigh Headboard, Footboard, Rails, Chest, Dresser Mirror & Night Stand

499

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Channa - Alloy Sofa

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