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What’s Included: • Transportation • Admissions & Entertainment • Accommodations Mentioned • Luggage Handling • Guided Tours As Mentioned • 2 Breakfasts, 2 Dinners • Taxes And Services • Carnival Pass Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................. $679 TRIPLE:................................................................................. $619 QUAD: ................................................................................ $585 SINGLE: ............................................................................... $905
• 2 Breakfasts, 2 Dinners • Reserved Seating for 4 Shows • Taxes and Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE:.............................................................................. $669 TRIPLE: ................................................................................ $659 QUAD: ................................................................................ $649 SINGLE: ............................................................................... $785
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TUESDAY, MARCH 13 - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018
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What’s Included: • Transportation • 2 - $10.00 Slot Play Vouchers • Accommodations • Taxes And Services • Luggage Handling • 1 Breakfast Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ................................................................................... $195 TRIPLE: ...................................................................................... $189 QUAD: ...................................................................................... $185 SINGLE: ..................................................................................... $309
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• $45.00 Slot Play • Sightseeing As Mentioned • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $605 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $550 QUAD: ............................................................................... $525 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $869
What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling • 1 Breakfast
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Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $515 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $475 QUAD: ............................................................................... $455 SINGLE: ............................................................................... $605
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• 3 Dinners • Admissions & Entertainment Mentioned • Guided Tours As Mentioned • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $799 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $745 QUAD: ............................................................................... $715 SINGLE: ............................................................................ $1,119
What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling, 1 Breakfast
• Guided Tour As Mentioned • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $235 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $199 QUAD: ............................................................................... $185 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $369
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SUNDAY, MAY 13 – WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2018
What’s Included: • Transportation • Admissions & Entertainment • Accommodations Mentioned • Luggage handling • Guided Tours as Mentioned • 3 Breakfasts, 1 dinner • Taxes and services Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $895 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $730 QUAD: ............................................................................... $655 SINGLE: ............................................................................ $1,375
What’s Included: • Transportation • Admissions And Entertainment • Accommodations As Mentioned • Luggage Handling • Guided Tours As Mentioned • 3 Breakfasts, 1 Luncheon, 2 Dinners • Taxes And Services Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $495 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $479 QUAD: ............................................................................... $465 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $625
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• Admissions & Entertainment Mentioned • Guided Tours As Mentioned • Whalewatching Cruise • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $869 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $789 QUAD: ............................................................................... $749 SINGLE: ............................................................................ $1,179
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY WINE COUNTRY THURSDAY, JUNE 14 – FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 2018 What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling
• 1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch, 1 Dinner • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $299 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $249 QUAD: ............................................................................... $235 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $379
What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling
• 3 - $25.00 Meal Vouchers • $40.00 Slot Play • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $469 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $415 QUAD: ............................................................................... $385 SINGLE: ............................................................................... $729
FATHER’S DAY IN THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SUNDAY, JUNE 17 – TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 2018 What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling • 2 Breakfasts, 1 Dinner
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Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $399 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $359 QUAD: ............................................................................... $329 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $595
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The Brockville Arts Centre was filled with national and community pride. Canada 150 medals commissioned by MP Gord Brown and MPP Steve Clark were presented during a special ceremony on Wednesday, Oct. 11. The Leeds and Grenville area awards program was announced this spring. Most of the 152 medal recipients were nominated from the community; each of the 13 municipalities in the area selected an honouree. Brown noted that the federal government, "for some reason," did not commission a commemorative medal program to mark Canada 150 as had been the case with the Centennial in 1967 and the 125th in 1992. In recalling when he and Clark discussed the subject of medals earlier this year, Brown commented that "it only took us about a minute" to decide to move forward with a local recognition program. The stories of the Canada 150 medal recipients are heart-warming and inspiring, according to the MP. From community project and charity fundraisers and local historians to people who help senior citizens and others in time of need or students who want to improve the world in which they live, the recipients represent a range of interests and come from every section of the United Counties area. Clark observed that he and Brown enjoy seeing firsthand the selfless dedication of the volunteers and community builders. Their decision to give their time and talents makes the region much stronger, according to the MPP. The event began when dignitaries and medal recipients were led into the arts centre auditorium by piper Stewart Nimmo, who also received a medal. Another medal Tim Ruhnke/Metroland recipient, A.J. Benoit, led the gathering in the singing of O MP Gord Brown stands at the Brockvile Arts Centre podium as MPP Steve Clark applauds Canada. The event was emceed by Bruce Wylie, who also during the Canada 150 medals ceremony on Wednesday, Oct. 11. It took the elected ofreceived a medal. See MEDALS page 2
ficials about a minute to decide earlier this year to commission the local medals to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Confederation, Brown noted.
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All 13 local mayors were on hand to help present medals to the municipal honourees. The mayors also received Canada 150 medals. The community nominations were reviewed by a four-member committee. Brown acknowledged that they could have given out more medals based on the community work being done by residents of the Leeds and Grenville area. The Canada 150 medal recipients in alphabetical order: Dick Abrams, Nancy Abrams, Katherine Aldrich, Candy Alexander, Susan Alford, John Baker, Joe Baptista, Judi Baril, David Beatty, A.J. Benoit, Steve Benoit, Douglas Bond, Bill Boulton, David Brown, Roy Brown and Brian Burns. Also awarded medals: Judith Caldwell, David Cavanagh, Lynda Cavanagh, Blair Chant, Bob Clark, James Clark, John Cornish, Conal Cosgrove, Country Roads CHC, Angie Cowan, Dave Crotty, David Dargie, Shawn Davis, Cathy Davison and Terri Dawson. More Canada 150 medal recipients: Phil Deery, Erika Demchuk, Donna Dempsey, Jim Donovan, Sarah Jane
Dumbrille, Corbin Evans, Linda Eyre, Lawrence Fielding, Robert Fernell, Madeleine Fernell, Paul Fournier, Don Fowler and Jennifer Franssen. Other recipients: Peter Gard, Jim Gilbert, Donald Gilchrist, Donna Gladstone, David Gordon, Lisa Marie Gow, Doug Grant, Hunter Grant, Shirley Green, Anna Greenhorn, Roger Haley, Sharon Halladay, Bill Hallam and Carrie Hands. Medals were also awarded to: Keith Hare, Bob Harper, David Henderson, Harold Hess, Earl Hicks, Ron Holman, Taylor Horning, Peyton Horning, Roger Hum, Carol Anne Jacob, Cheryl Johnston, Michael Johnston and Robin Jones. The list of recipients includes Alfred Kelly, Jack Kenny, Gerald Kerr, Kinsmen Club of Prescott, Neil Kudrinko, Martha Kudrinko, Kenneth Lacey, Sue Lackie, Ann Lalonde, Laurie Langille, Carl Leggett and David LeSueur. Also receiving the local honour: Lesley Lehman, Joanne Lyons, John MacLeod, Doug Malanka, Bev Maxwell, Eric McKenzie, Mike McTim Ruhnke/Metroland Clintock, Peggy Sweet McCumber, Alan Medcalf, William Morris and Mary Lou Price shows the Canada 150 medal presented to her by MP Gord Brown and MPP Steve Clark at a ceremony at the Brockville Arts Barbara Morrison.
Centre on Wednesday, Oct. 11.
Canada 150 medal recipients include Lynn Murray, Peter Murray, Sharon Murray, John Nalon, David Nash, Stewart Nimmo, Henry Oosterhof, Bobby Orr, Neil Patterson, Brian Phillips, Jim Pickard and Ron Pollard. Medals were also awarded to Brian Porter, William Poser, Mary Lou Price, Brian Purcell, James Raffan, Nancy Raitt, Jim Rawlings, Dan Roantree, Sarah Robinson, Donna Robinson, Don Ross and Bob Runciman. The Canada 150 medal list continues: Tom Russell, Pat Sayeau, Herb Scott, Robert Scott, Rev. Harry Seeley, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Shaver, David Shaw, Karen Simpson, Doug Smith, George Smith, Al Stewart and Marion Stone. Also awarded the commemorative medal: Randall Stowell, Dwayne Struthers, Ben Sugarman, Patty Sugarman, Kim Sytsma, George Tackaberry, Gerry Tallman, Mary Tessier, David Tidbury and Brett Todd. Rounding out the list of Canada 150 medal recipients: Brian Tunnicliffe, Susan Tunnicliffe, Ruth Vogel, Tori Watson, Catherine Webster, Sandra Wells, Freda White, Bailey Whitehouse, Jan Wills, Alison Wilson, Bruce Wylie and Adrian Wynands. Please visit insidebrockville.com for more medal presentation photos.
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Rotary Fall Food Drive collects more items than last year ‘s campaign The Rotary Clubs of Brockville continue to encourage the public to donate to the Brockville and Area Food Bank. The Rotarians' Fall Food Drive took place last week. Food that was collected as part of the campaign
was unloaded at the food bank (also known as Operation Harvest Sharing) on Buell Street on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 10. The 2017 fall drive collected 20,320 lbs. of food. The goal was 26,000, although this year's total is higher than
the 16,316 lbs. collected by Rotarians in 2016. This year's campaign had also raised $17,000 in cash donations as of Oct. 10. Contributions can still be dropped off at or mailed to the food bank; online donatons to the Brock-
ternoon. The fall drive goal of 26,000 lbs. represents a three-month supply of food when combined with the cash donation goal of $35,000. Other elementary and secondary schools took part in the Rotary campaign. Many retailers participated by serving as collection sites and/or selling pre-packaged grocery bags. The Kriska trailer was parked in the Canadian Tire lot; non-perishable items were collected and sorted there. The food bank serves more than 1,360 individuals – 40 per cent of whom are children – each month.
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Margaret Mathers shines quietly in education and community Margaret Mathers is much more than a retired teacher. She is a mother and a valued volunteer for many Gananoque organizations, but for the Retired Women Teachers of Ontario (RWTO), Gananoque branch, Margaret has been the historian, archivist and keeper of the photo albums for the group for more than 26 years. When Margaret Avery was a child, she often thought about being a teacher. Growing up in the village of Phillipsville, she attended Lockwood School, located between Phillipsville and Elgin. By the time she was 19 years old, she had accepted a teaching job in South Burgess School, S.S. No. 22, located on Old Kingston Road, off Highway 15 and east of Portland. It was a one-room school with grades 1 to 8, with 12 students; eight boys and four girls. After taking a bit of time off to get married and start a family, Margaret changed schools, to go to St. Mary St School in Picton, then to Glenview School between Perth and Smiths Falls. She finished her career with 29 years at Linklater Public School in Gananoque, retiring in 1990. Margaret knew about the group of retired women teachers who met regularly in her area. Some had been her friends and colleagues in recent years. This same area, encompassing Westport, Elgin, Portland, Delta, Lyndhurst, Seeley’s Bay, Lansdowne, and Gananoque, was organized in 1978 to become the first RWTO, then called the Ontario Association of Superannuated Women Teachers (OASWT). It was only natural that Margaret would quickly become a member of a group dedicated to improving the welfare of retired women teachers. She joined in 1991. During the 1990s, membership grew to more than 50 members, but age and illness have reduced the membership significantly. Not one who was prepared to sit back and take things easy, Margaret soon filled her hours with collecting photos, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia to begin the scrapbooks which now contain the history of the Retired Women Teachers of Ontario, Gananoque Branch. Newsletters, greeting cards, records of achievements and obituaries, all shine a light on the life of the many retired women teachers in the Gananoque branch. Ever the collector and lover of history, Margaret has photos, complete with names, of all her classes, more than 1,100 students.
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She finds newspaper clippings to keep track of former students — marriages, births, and deaths — and fellow teachers from days gone by. Although now faced with mobility issues, Margaret continues to attend gatherings and contribute her wonderfully positive approach to life with all she meets. She truly exemplifies the “Caring and Sharing” mission of RWTO in all she does. At a quiet ceremony recently at the Township Leeds and Thousand Islands Archives, several of the scrapbooks so carefully cared for by Margaret were presented to the archives for safe keeping. They are now available to the public for viewing. In September, at The Opinicon Resort in Chaffeys Locks, Margaret was presented with her Cora Bailey pin, recognizing her dedication and contributions to RWTO Gananoque Branch. Margaret Mathers, a much loved teacher, a woman dedicated to serving her community in many ways, does not seek praise or recognition for herself but instead shines quietly wherever she happens to be. All who have been touched by her kindness and friendship feel truly blessed.
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CPHC hockey event hits the ice tonight Enjoy an event that celebrates Canada's game while supporting programs and services for local senior citizens. The Leeds and Grenville Charity Hockey Challenge will take place at the Brockville Memorial Centre on Thursday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. The exhibition game will include former NHL and OHL players as well as political leaders (scheduled to attend is Patrick Brown, leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservatives) and local dignitaries and celebrities. The event is a fundraiser for Community and Primary Health Care (CPHC), a not-for-profit organization that caters almost entirely to the needs of older adults who live in the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark area.
Co-chairs of the hockey event are MP Gord Brown, MPP Steve Clark and Brockville Mayor David Henderson. George Tackaberry and Gerald Tallman are serving as honorary chairs. There will be two 20-minute periods separated by a 20-minute intermission. Youngsters will hit the ice during the break, and the CPHC draw for two round-trip economy tickets to any Air Canada destination will take place before the puck drops to start the second period. Game tickets are $5 each and can be purchased at the door. Brown served for several years as chair of a similar hockey event in support of the United Way. Those exhibition games were held in a different Leeds and Grenville community each year.
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Rick Trapp and his buddies Gary Running and Doug Cartan, have paddled the Rideau System and the Trent Severn Waterway the past four years in support of BGH’s Brockville Cardiovascular Program, which receives no government funding. Trapp experienced this local rehabilitation service in 2013, having had a heart attack requiring triple bypass surgery. Soon after, in 2014, with encouragement from his friends, he started kayaking with a vision of raising much-needed funds for the program. Through his continued commitment, Trapp will plan another watercourse next year. From left are Julie Caffin, vicepresident and chief nursing executive; Jason Lafave, kinesiologist; Helen Ostap, RN; and donor Rick Trapp.
Library friends to host author After a short hiatus, Seaway Valley Queen of Crime Maggie Wheeler has released her fifth novel, All My Worldly Goods, a sweeping tale of generational secrets and murder. Based on the Canadian history of the British Home Children, Maggie has taken meticulous care in her research of facts to expertly intertwine with fiction. On Tuesday, Oct. 24, Wheeler will be the featured Meet the Author for October, hosted by the Friends of the Brockville Public Library at 7 p.m., upstairs at the library, located at 23 Buell St. This event is free to the public, and her books will be on sale at the library throughout the month.
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George Tackaberry (next to left) receives his Canada 150 medal from MP Gord Brown, Athens Mayor Herb Scott and MPP Steve Clark. Tackaberry was selected for the honour by the township; the other 12 municipalities in the Leeds and Grenville area also chose a recipient. In all, more than 150 medals were presented as part of the local recognition program commissioned by Brown and Clark to celebrate the milestone anniversary of Confederation.
With the arrival of National School Bus Safety Week, it is disconcerting to read a Leeds County OPP release about there having been several recent reports of motorists failing to stop for flashing red lights. Although dash cams and similar devices are becoming more common and would help with efforts to investigate incidents and lay charges, that will not provide a quick fix for the ongoing problem associated with drivers who don't seem to notice or care about how their behaviour is putting lives at risk. A fine of $400 plus six demerit points for a first conviction might, to some extent, serve as a deterrent. Having the fine doubled if the infraction occurs in a community safety zone might also help discourage drivers from taking the chance. Knowing that the local constabulary is probably making more of an effort at this time of year to enforce school bus rules of the road is also something motorists should consider. Unfortunately, there can't be a cruiser on every block during those weekday morning and afternoon pickup and drop-off periods. According to the Ontario School Bus Association, there are more than 18,000 professional drivers whose job it is to safeguard more than 825,000 elementary and secondary students — about two-fifths of the province's total school population. Parents rely on those professionals to ensure that children are transported to and from their homes safely five times a week, 10 months a year. Apparently, it adds up to in excess of 2 million kilometres of driving every day. Is it too much for all the other drivers on the road to do their part by being aware of their surroundings and to stop when a school bus is flashing its red lights and extending its stop arm as youngsters await to climb aboard or exit the vehicle? It shouldn't be. "Help keep our children safe," note the OPP. "Pay attention!"
Father comes to an acceptance of Mother’s attempts to bring the outdoors in
Some Fall seasons Mother liked more than others. When it got so cold, we had to start wearing our felt slippers after supper, and the frost came early, Mother got a look of despair on her face. Winter wouldn’t be far off, and that would mean snow, ice, and trips into Renfrew only when necessary. It would mean the small panes of glass in the windows would be frosted up, and the trees in the yard, would be as bare as badgers. But that year, Fall held off, and the warm days Mother loved, held on. A few bright orange and red leaves still clung to the big maple tree in our back yard, but the ground around formed a soft blanket of vivid colours. Mother loved the Fall leaves, and when the warmth of a late summer hung on, she didn’t seem to mind the coming of winter so much. That year Mother went out to the back yard un-
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der the maple tree, and choosing very carefully, the most perfectly formed, and the brightest of the coloured leaves, she brought them into the house. She would take a slab of hard wax, which came in sheets of four or six in a box, and melt it on the back of the cook stove. The wax would have been bought for melting and then pouring into the tops of jars of relishes, pickles, jams and jellies to prevent mold from forming. The pot stayed on the reservoir to keep it from reforming
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into a hard mass. All the leaves Mother had picked so carefully from the back yard were perfectly formed and with their stems still attached. They would be gently placed on a tea towel on the bake table, in order of size. I could watch, but I couldn’t touch a leaf in case it would break. This was a job for Mother alone. Bringing the pot of melted wax to the bake table, very carefully she would gently take one leaf at a time and dip it into the melted wax. Then each waxed leaf was put on a spread-out copy of the Renfrew Mercury, where it sat until the wax had hardened to Mother’s liking. The leaves would be used to decorate the centre of our dinner table, bringing what Mother thought was a touch of colour to an otherwise drab and ordinary place for our meals. When she first waxed fallen leaves a few years back, Father thought it was a
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waste of time, and made the comment, “We burn those, you know.” But that didn’t stop Mother from doing what she did every year when Fall came. Of course, the leaves would be lost on the old red and white checked oilcloth, worn at the corners. And heaven forbid that our one and only white linen tablecloth used only for special occasions and when company came, be brought out of the trunk in the upstairs hall. And so, Mother would take two white flour-bag sheets and overlap them on our old pine table, covering the checked tablecloth completely. And in the centre she would carefully arrange the waxed maple leaves... the larger ones in the middle and the smaller ones fanned out around them. And I would think how clever was my mother! And I would wait for Father’s reaction the first time the table was decorated. He saw them, alright. But it
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looked like he finally accepted what Mother did in the kitchen, and what she did to the table was up to her, and he actually had a bit of smile on his face. I knew, after several days of the leaves being on the table, and with the heat of the Findlay Oval, having an effect on them, the leaves would start to curl at their edges. And it was then I knew that Father had finally accepted Mother’s idea of bringing a bit of the outdoors inside. Because he took the salt and pepper shakers, and very carefully placed them on the very edges of the leaves that were starting to curl, to keep them in shape a bit longer. Not another word was said about burning leaves. 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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Discoverwhat1000IslandsVillagehastooffer This iconic 99-year-old piece of history is being turned into a new community.
1000 Islands Village includes a range of features sure to attract local residents and tourists alike. The village is located at the former Grenville Christian College site on the north side of County Road 2 just west of Maitland and a few minutes east of Brockville. Owners Dennis and Margaret Bank purchased the century-old building about five years ago and have since been restoring and renovating the beautiful structure. Their efforts to rejuvenate the property includes two retail components that opened recently, along with a grand ballroom for special events, a chapel and gymnasium. River West Co. is located on the main level of 1000 Islands Village. The 6,000-square-foot store provides a luxury shopping experience that offers something for everyone, according to General Manager Stefanie Chauvin. The shop was named for the areas location along the St. Lawrence River, being geographically in the western third of the Seaway. The diverse and ever-changing selection at River West Co. includes a women’s clothing line, as well as a range of accessories and Lazy One pj’s for the whole family. Home décor includes furniture accent pieces - as well as some locally-crafted goods. There are also seasonal decorations and related gift items, souvenirs and a small selection of gourmet foods including local brands like Gibbons Maple Syrup, Bennetts Honey and Kricklewood Farms Sunflower oil products to name a few. The store also showcases the artwork of local artist Phil Chadwick within the gallery portion of the Great Hall, and 1000 Islands keepsakes and photography from Ian Coristine. Check the River West Co. Facebook page for updates on what’s happening in the shop. Located at the main entrance to the village and next to the store is Café Selah. The Café got its name from the Hebrew word “Selah” interpreted to be a musical direction for taking a break to pause and reflect. This is exactly what owners Dennis & Margaret had in mind when designing the space, the goal is to offer a nice relaxed atmosphere that feels like home for folks to gather, and decompress, Chauvin noted.
The café has its own pastry chef and offers numerous hot beverage options as well as cold drinks and a daily lunch menu. The store and café are open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 9 to 5. There is plenty of parking in front of the building. 1000 Islands Village also has many multi-use spaces to offer to the community. The beautiful chapel that includes a balcony and a grand phantom-of-the-opera-ish pipe organis situated on the west side of the local attraction. The chapel can be booked for weddings, graduations and other gatherings and special events. The village’s east end River Rock Ballroom can seat more than 400 and has on-site catering. The ballroom has already hosted a few events this year and is currently taking Christmas party bookings. The village also features an outdoor patio area amongst the water gardens with a glassed-in pavilion available for seasonal rentals; a double gymnasium already in use by local recreational groups is available to book for events such as crafters markets, sports camps etc. Renovations to the second floor of 1000 Islands Village are nearing completion. With the gleaming refinished hardwood floors, high ceilings and crisp lighting it would be the perfect place for a studio, spa, hair salon or office space according to Dennis and Margaret. As for refurbishment of the third and fourth floors, that’s still in the planning stage. Suites are a possibility, and the owners would consider build-to-suit opportunities. The south side of the upper floors provides a stunning view of the St. Lawrence River. A boutique resort Retirement Village is being planned for the newly
renovated Riverside Villas on the east side of the property, with many unit configurations to choose from. Stay tuned for upcoming details on this project. The village is also home to a stellar group of students that attend Fulford Academy (BAU) in Brockville as they continue their ESL studies with a world-renowned curriculum and top notch teaching staff to guide them on their path. Check the 1000IslandsVillage Facebook page for updates. 1000 IslandsVillage and RiverWest Co.will host a grand open house on Wednesday, Oct. 25 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Drop in and experience for yourself the many aspects of this blossoming community, where you will come as strangers, leave as friends and return as family… welcome to the Village! (Details on the above event will be available on River West Co.’s Facebook page and in store)
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Enjoy tribute to the Beatles at Brockville Arts Centre on Saturday, Oct. 28 ONES, the brainchild (and dream) of singer, songwriter and recording artist Frank Zirone, is a production featuring the number 1 hits of The Beatles in North America, with a very special nod to Canada. The show will be presented at the Brockville Arts Centre on Saturday, Oct. 28 at 8 p.m. Unknowingly, this special project has been years in the making, beginning with that very first Beatles performance on the Ed Sullivan Show. Throughout Zirone's years of writing, recording and performing, The
Beatles and their music have deeply influenced his career almost every step of the way. Zirone's long history in the music business makes him well suited to create and produce a show such as ONES, according to a release. He has been nominated for a Juno, toured around the world and worked with acts such as The Monkees, Loverboy, Herman’s Hermits, Saga, Gary Puckett, Max Webster, Randy Travis, and Triumph. Frank’s body of work, extensive history and reputation have
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earned him the respect of some of the finest musicians in Canada allowing him to gather unequalled talent for his production of the ONES show. Zirone admits the decision to proceed with the ONES project was a leap of faith. “I had to follow my heart. It’s scary but at this stage in my musical career, I wanted to write, produce and perform in a show that portrays not only a note-perfect representation of The Beatles music, but also conveys the 'feeling' of the seven years that they dominated music. The number 1 hits have lent themselves perfectly to a chronology of those years.” The ONES show is unique. Not only is it a tribute to The Beatles through their music, it imparts the stories behind the songs, the times and The Beatles themselves, taking you on a trip down Penny Lane, a Magical Mystery Tour if you will, of
the 1960s and the period when The Beatles dominated the charts and our hearts. ONES brings together a beautifully choreographed and carefully researched multimedia presentation, a visual story of the Fab Four from Liverpool, along with the performance of an 11-piece band, capturing an exhilarating time and taking the audience back to those heady days of Beatlemania and the music we just couldn't get enough of. According to Zirone, 2016 was a pilot year for the show, a proving ground. “I wanted to see if I could get this great beast, which requires a minimum of 16 people to operate, off the ground.” Wildly enthusiastic turnouts and standing ovations have removed all doubt. After a highly successful 2016, Canada’s most exciting tribute to the music of The Beatles returns to southern Ontario in 2017. The tour per-
formers include a dynamic lineup of stars in their own right, encompassing a who's who of the Canadian music scene, representing a broad range of talent and expertise across all genres of music. Al Joynes of Q107's Psychedelic Sunday, narrates the show, participating in the story both on screen and off, providing some humorous moments as he shares the "behind the scenes" details to the audience. ONES is about the songs that defined an entire generation and changed the musical landscape forever. A captivating two-hour performance that has audiences dancing, singing, laughing and shouting for more. As a grand finale to the show, ONES performs a number 1 hit from each of the Beatles as solo artists. Tickets can be purchased at the arts centre box office on King Street West as well as at brockvilleartscentre.com.
It might seem hard to believe, but this January will mark 20 years since this area was coated in a thick layer of ice that toppled not only trees, but much of the power grid. The power went out, businesses closed, shelters were opened, and the
community came together to support one another. For those that lived it, Ice Storm ’98 is forever etched in their minds. The Brockville Museum is asking for the public's help as it creates a new exhibit that reflects on this memorable
historical event. “Although we have some photographs that were collected right after the storm, we don’t have any objects in our collection to represent the human side of this natural disaster,” Brockville Museum curator/director Natalie Wood stated in a release. “We’re seeking the community’s help. We’re looking for the personal items that tell an Ice Storm story: the sleeping bag you used while at the TISS shelter, the candles you used to light the room while your family played board games to pass the time, or the battery-operated radio you used to listen to Bruce Wylie,” Wood added. Anyone who has an object (that he or she is willing to loan to the museum for the exhibit) that tells a story about what it was like to live through the 1998 Ice Storm in Brockville, is asked to contact the museum at museum@brockville.com. Please include the story (typed or written) that goes with the object; sending a photo of the object would be very helpful. A museum staff member will then be in touch about using the object in the upcoming exhibit. Please note that the museum is specifically seeking objects, not photographs. The exhibit will open in early January. For those interested in sharing their stories, there will be a special Talk & Tea on Jan. 11 at 2 p.m. (Talk & Tea takes place the second Thursday of each month) that will encourage the exchange of stories. The Brockville Museum is located downtown at 5 Henry St. just south of Water Street and west of Hardy Park.
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The legend Harrison Ford returns in masterful Blade Runner 2049 MOVIE: Blade Runner 2049 STARRING: Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Robin Wright, Anna de Armas, Sylvie Hoeks and Jared Leto DIRECTOR: Denis Villeneuve RATING: 14A Blade Runner stands as one of the greatest and most influential films of all time. It's also one of my favourites. I admit I felt some wariness at the thought of a sequel, but it was quickly overshadowed by my excitement at returning to this dark future. A replicant is an artificial human created as a slave race. When the replicants rebelled the technology was abandoned until Niander Wallace (Jared Leto) revived it with replicants who were more obedient. However, there are still some older rogue models. They continue to be hunted by members of the police called Blade Runners. LAPD Officer K (Ryan Gosling) is a next generation replicant, and a Blade Runner. On a recent mission he uncovers something disturbing. He finds the bones of a replicant with signs that she had died giving birth. If it becomes known that replicants could have children it would shatter what's left of civilization. Lieutenant Joshi (Robin Wright), orders K to find and bury the child and all evidence of it. Wallace also wants the child. He has his personal replicant, Luv (Sylvie Hoeks,) keep tabs on K's investigation. Meanwhile K begins a journey that will force him to question everything he thinks he knows. In the end all roads lead to Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) and the secrets he still protects. Some movies you merely sit and watch. You enjoy them in the moment, but when the film ends so too does the moment. Blade Runner 2049 isn't that kind of film. It's an experience that carries you away while you're watching it, and lives with you long after the lights
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mation center at the annual North Grenville Sustainability Fair held in Kemptville. I’ve met him several times at this event and he always seems to know how to collect a great bunch of EV owners who love to talk about their rides and experiences with them. Jeff’s note here was in response to a recent reader who wrote in asking about how the use of the HVAC system in an EV would affect its range. As we enter one of the best seasons for a recreational drive, one quick note to help improve road safety. Few drivers ever think of fallen leaves as a driving risk, but trying to stop suddenly or make a sharp turn while your vehicle’s tires are riding on wet fallen leaves is much akin to doing the same things on ice or packed snow. The loss of control in these situations often leads to fender benders at the least and can involve much more serious results. When driving this fall (especially in wet weather), keep an eye out for leaves packed down on the road surface and use the opportunity to practice your best winter defensive driving skills. If you have any questions, opinions, or stories on anything automotive please drop me a line, [By email to bjoeturner@hotmail.com listing ‘Question for the Car Counselor’ on the subject line or by post to Record News Communications, 65 Lorne St., P.O. Box 158, Smiths Falls, Ont. K7A 4T1]. When using regular mail, please supply a phone number if you seek direct contact (due to volume I can’t always promise replies). Yours in service, Brian Turner
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Having forged a connection with a church in Cuba, then just a year-and-ahalf ago undertaking a mission trip there, Leeds Grenville citizens want to once again reach out and help. In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, Doreen and Wayne Thornhill and Kathy and Tom Colwell are leading an effort to take much-needed supplies and financial assistance to aid those having to rebuild not only their homes, but also their lives. Irma made its way into Cuba Sept. 9 as a category 5 storm, leaving in its wake much devastation; apartments and homes reduced to rubble and collapsed buildings, amongst a plethora of other damage. Through the Thornhills' and Colwells' church, St. James Anglican in Maitland and the Anglican Parish of All Saints South Grenville (St. Paul's Cardinal and St. John, Prescott), they had previously established a partnership with Archdeacon Halbert Pons Santana and the congregation of San Lucas Episcopal church in Santiago de Cuba. “Although Santiago was spared the major wrath of Hurricane Irma,” a press release explained, “the people there are working very hard to support their families, friends and fellow countrymen who lost everything.” The team of four volunteers, the Thornhills and the Colwells, will leave for Cuba and the San Lucas Episcopal Church Nov. 29. At this time they will deliver the supports they have been able to collect as well as “work with the people there in any way possible to assist with the relief efforts.” Wayne noted at this point they are unsure of exactly what they will be doing during their time in Santiago, but will rely on Father Halbert, as in the past, for direction. Needed items Items identified by Father Halbert as necessary and needed include medicines, toiletries and clothing. “As there is a cost to transporting large amounts of supplies, the organizers are encouraging financial donations which can then be used to purchase building supplies, furnishings, food, clothing and those items most urgently needed,” the release details. Financial donations of $20 or more will receive a tax receipt. Those wishing to make a monetary do-
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Wayne and Doreen Thornhill stand alongside a display of photographs from the Anglican Parish of All Saints South Grenville 2016 mission trip to Cuba. nation or contribute supplies can do so Nov. 4 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the St. James Church hall in Maitland. The hall is located on Church Street beside the Augusta Township Fire Department. Donations may also be made outside of this specific date. For information or to arrange pickup of donations, call 613-926-1631 or email: wayne.d.thornhill@gmail.com. The two couples, who are paying their own way, will undertake a week of work. Doreen and Wayne will be spending a further week afterward in Cuba on vacation.
with their thoughts, she then made some enquiries through the Anglican Church of Canada. As a result, the suggestion was made to partner with the Episcopal Church in Santiago de Cuba. St. James took the idea and ran with it, embarking on a three-year journey of raising funds to get there. After the Thornhills undertook an initial trip to the San Lucas Episcopal Church with Father Halbert, his wife Yelene and children Jose and Juan, the idea was born to start planning a mission trip with the church Youth Group. After several major fundraising events and community support, the group of 14 – six youth, one youth worker and seven adult chaperones - brought between 200-300 kg of donated items as gifts for the Cuban people in March of 2016. Also, as part of the trip, the group refurbished and painted the church and provided support for the children’s centre.
The beginning The relationship between the local churches here in Leeds Grenville and in Cuba began four years ago. During the summer months of 2013, St. James was looking for a philanthropic or humanitarian relief-type project, one which could include their newly-formed Youth Group. The Thornhills had taken several trips to Cuba over the past decade, and the “great respect and affection” they had for the For more information about the All people of this country gave them the per- Saints South Grenville Anglican Parish, fect idea. please visit http://www.grenvilleanglicans. Approaching Rev. Tracey Lloyd Smith com/donations.php.
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Diminished public services discussed at town hall meeting in Brockville BY TIM RUHNKE
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Privatization involves public services that affect all aspects of life. That was part of the message delivered at a town hall meeting held at the Brockville Convention Centre on Tuesday, Oct. 10. About 70 people attended the evening session organized by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) as part of its We Own It campaign. Speakers at the meeting were MPP Steve Clark, MP Gord Brown, OPSEU President Warren (Smokey) Thomas and Brockville Councillor Leigh Bursey. Moderator Gareth Jones, an OPSEU regional vice-president, noted that the meeting is about communities and families. The public will be better informed about the negative effects of privatization if people engage the subject, according to Jones. Among the sectors highlighted as part of the campaign initiated about a year ago are health care, electricity and highway maintenance. Citing a successful communitybased campaign to reverse a plan to close the Service Ontario outlet in Kemptville, Jones indicated that it is possible for people to effect change when they get together. "You can make a difference," Jones stated. "You absolutely can." Thomas noted that OPSEU is not
affiliated with a political party, unlike certain other unions. In noting that he believes in working with the three main political parties in Ontario, the president did not shy away from criticizing the current government that "has all but forgotten" small-town and rural Ontario. The president also referred to private-public partnerships that result in higher costs and lower service levels. He also spoke of the increase in managerial positions in the public sector at a time when front-line jobs are being cut and services are diminishing. Clark also spoke of the Kemptville Service Ontario drive as well as the We Own It initiative. He recalled observing the great response the antiprivatization campaign received when it visited the Delta Fair this summer. It's more than just signing a petition, according to the MPP; "it's about the conversation." As for highway maintenance contracts, Clark indicated that the government basically lowered the standard which has led to people dying. Brown noted that he came to listen and to support public services in Ontario and Canada. The MP commented that he fights back against the belief that public servants are "a bunch of fat cats." Bursey made his remarks and then left in order to attend a city council meeting. He told the audience that
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Speakers at the town hall meeting at the Brockville Convention Centre last Tuesday, Oct. 10: from left, Brockville Councillor Leigh Bursey, MPP Steve Clark, OPSEU President Warren (Smokey) Thomas and MP Gord Brown. one sometimes has to work outside his or her own ideology in order to resolve issues. As for privatization, the councillor stated that he is not going to demonize privatization, commenting that he doesn't have to; the facts
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Pot Luck, Sat., Oct 21, pot luck dinner and games. Enjoy a meal shared with friends at 6pm and then test your skills at board games, cards, and puzzles. Addison United Church, 9007 County Road 29. 613-924-9816. Simple Fare community lunch, Thurs., Oct 19, 11:30-12:30. “Simple Fare” is comfort food served buffet style. All welcome. Addi son United Church, 9007 County Road 29. Fully accessible Addison Church hall. 613-924-9816. Weekly coffee break, Thursday morning from 8-10:30 am. Enjoy coffee and treats. Addison United Church, 9007 County Road 29. Fully accessible Addison Church hall. 613-924-9816.
Athens Canada 150, Saturday, Oct. 22nd at 1:00 The Unveiling of a New Mural West side of the Athens Fresh Market fol lowed by a Presentation and Reception Au thor Dr. Glenn Lockwood: Joshua Bates, Farmersville Founding Father. Athens Museum’s Memories & Muffins - Colourful Characters of Athens Past. Satur day, October 21, 10 - noon. Halloween Dance for grades 5-8, Joshua Bates Centre, Friday October 27, 7-9:30. Prizes for best costume and other spot prizes will be awarded. Snacks will be available. Hosted by the Athens Public Library. Whiskey Jack performs “Stories & Songs of Stompin’ Tom” at Joshua Bates Centre, Athens on Thursday October 19th at 8PM. Single tickets and Series tickets (4 shows this season) available at the door.
BROCKVILLE Alzheimer Society- Breakaway, Women’s Caregiver Support Group. 4th Thursday each month, 10:30-noon Wedgewood Retirement Resort, 15 Market St. E. Breast Cancer Support Group meets 4th Tuesday each month, (Oct 24) Thousand Is lands Mall, Community Room 1. 4:30-6:30 p.m. Info: 613-865-8742. Brockville General Volunteer Associa tion are holding a “Christmas in October”Si lent Auction and Hallway vendors. Oct 19, 8-2pm. Brockville General Auditorium. Brockville Legion - October 22nd- Ka raoke with “The Colonel” in the lower lounge from 1-5. Brockville Legion - October 28th- Hal loween Dance in the lower lounge from 7-11 with (DJ) Mel Hunt. Brockville Newcomers Club. Members can also participate in varied Interest Groups relating to reading, dining, recreation and crafts. www.brockvillenewcomersclub.com Jo-Ann Allen membershipbnc1@gmail. com
Good Food for a Healthy Baby, every Monday, 1-3pm, at the Wesleyan Church (33 Central Ave. E.) Info: 613-257-2779 ext 3106 (or ext 3100). Harvest Luncheon and Bazaar, October 21, St. Paul’s Anglican Church, 12 Pine Street. Doors open 10 am. Luncheon 11:00 2.00. Homemade soup, sandwiches, pie tea, coffee or juice. Baking, crafts, Attic Treasure tables. Info:. 613-342-5223 or 613-498-4170. Richard’s coffeehouse invites all musi cians/singers to bring their instrument/voice every Sunday night from 5 pm till 9 pm. 234 King St. West (corner of Perth). Sam 613-926-2136 Rummage Sale, Saint Lawrence Anglican Church. 80 Pine Street. October 28, Sat: 8:30 am to 11:30 am. Fall & Winter clothing of all kinds, Small Household items. Books, games, seasonal items. Sherwood Park Manor Auxiliary Fall Bazaar, Saturday October 21, 9-1:30pm, lunch 11-1pm, Manor Chapel/Activity Rooms, crafts, bake table, vendors, delivery available. No clothing or books.
Family Breakfast Saturday October 28, 8 to 10:30am, St. John’s United Church Cardi nal, prepared by the men of the church; eggs, bacon, sausage, quiche, pancakes, coffee, tea, juice. Library week Oct 15-21 Please join the Friends of Cardinal Public Library for coffee and cookies and a special Puppet Show Oct 21 1000 AM. At the Edwardsburgh Cardinal Public Libary Cardinal Branch 618 Cty Rd 2 Cardinal 613-657-3822 The Good Old Boys, Country and Gos pel Music, Sunday Oct. 22 at 7:00 p.m. St. John’s United Church Cardinal, doors open at 6:00, light refreshments.
DELTA Community & Primary Health Care (formally VON) Diners Clubs, for sen iors/adults with disabilities. Monthly in Del ta. Details, (613)272-8014, 1-800-465-7646 ext. 335.
GANANOQUE Business Men’s Fellowship. Gateway to Revival. Friday Oct 20, 6:30pm, 790 King St. Chinese Buffet, The house of Dragon. Guest Speaker: Wendall Deck, RSVP Les 613-815-7054 leslierunning@gmail.com Community Harvest Food Bank Collec tion, help us canvass the town to collect non perishable items for those in need. Sponsored by The Gananoque and Area Ministerial and Local Churches. Volunteers needed: meet at Kinsmen Club Parking Lot at 5:00 P.M. For info call 613-382-2328 Dance the night away with “The Rea sons”. Gananoque Legion. Saturday October 21. 7 - 11 pm. Large dance floor in the hall and light finger foods.
Gananoque Legion presents “The Rea Village Pump Cafe, Christ United sons” Sat. Oct. 21, 7-11pm. large dance floor. Church, Lyn. Tuesdays, 9:30-11:30am. Enjoy Light refreshments. 48.00 pp. Everyone wel coffee, tea, goodies and conversation come. Info 613-382-3023. Village Pump Cafe, Christ United Crafts at Walker House. Every Tuesday Church, Lyn. Tuesdays, 9:30-11:30am. Enjoy afternoon 1 p.m. coffee, tea, goodies and conversation Dinner/Dance, Sunday October 22, IROQUOIS Grenville Snowmobile Club, 4901 Charleville Road. Music by Sue Munro and MALLORYTOWN Brinston Anniversary Service Sunday Friends. Dance 2-5 p.m. Dinner at 5 p.m. October 22, 11AM. Brinston United Everyone welcome! Basement Sale, Mallorytown United Church. Guest Speaker Lorne Strader Good Food for a Healthy Baby, every speaking Doreen Henderson 613-652-4652 Church Sat Oct 28th, 8-2pm. Something for Monday, 10-12pm, O’Reilly’s Your Indepen everyone! Household items, furniture, terrdalefarms@jcis.ca dent Grocer, 150 Prescott Centre Drive. Info: Iroquois Legion Steak BBQ, Sat., Oct clothing, Halloween costumes, books, 613-257-2779 ext 3106 or 3100. 21, 4pm, steak/salad bar/dessert, get your decorations. All proceeds to Mallorytown St. Paul’s United Church will be hold tickets early! stop by the Legion after 2pm or United Church. 1505 County Road #2 ing it’s annual Fall Food Festival and yard Mallorytown. call 613-652-4516 to reserve. sale on October 28, 9:00 - 1pm. Come find Bingo- Mallorytown Legion Branch 484, New To You (Rummage) Sale, Friday, some great fall baking and preserves as well as Oct 27, 1-5pm and Saturday, Oct 28, 9am- every Thursday, Doors open at 5 p.m, regular books, clothing and small household items. noon, Riverview (formerly Knox) Presby games 6:30 p.m. Hope to see you all there. Dinner and Dance- Mallorytown Legion terian Church, Church Street. Lots of Bar St. Paul’s United on George St. Prescott Branch 484, October 22, Lauren Hall gains. Sat. Oct. 28 9-1p.m. Fall Food Festival and 1-5pm. Half Price Sale, preserves, bake table, cheese Seniors & Friends Lunch- Mallorytown LYNDHURST and bargains galore! Legion Branch 484, October 27, 121:30pm. Furnace Falls Seniors meet in the Le ROCKPORT Halloween Youth Dance- Mallorytown gion last Thursday of each month at noon for Legion Branch 484, October 27, 7-10pm. potluck and program. Warm welcome to all Ages 11-16. Rockport, Food Drive Bag Drop in Rock 55+. Info: 613-928-2256. haunted House- Mallorytown Legion port Saturday Morning Oct 21. Pickups on Branch 484, October 31, 6-9pm. Saturday Morning Oct 28. Donations needed Mallorytown Community Centre, 76 for Gananoque and Seeley’s Bay. LANSDOWNE County Rd. 5. Roast Pork (cooked on a spit) dinner with all the trimmings Sat. Oct. 21st SPENCERVILLE 39th Annual Lansdowne Craft Fair - Sat from 5:00-7:00pm. Sponsored by St. Paul’s Oct 28 - 9:30am to 3:30pm. Sponsored by Presbyterian Church Caintown. Everyone CPHC Adult Fitness classes, run on the LTI Historical Society - Lansdowne welcome Thursdays 9:30-10:30am, Town Hall, Spen Mallorytown Legion Branch 484, Break Community Centre. cerville. Info: Mary 613-294-0373 email: Lansdowne Agricultural Society will fast daily, Monday-Friday, 7-11am.. 13 Quab mary.moore@cedarlanestudio.net hold its AGM on Tue Nov 28, at 7:00pm in bin Road. Everyone Welcome. Spencerville Mill Masquerade at the Weekly Bingo. Every Thursday Night. the Seniors’ Room at the Lansdowne Mill. Friday, October 27, 8 pm. DJ, Cash Bar, Community Centre. All are welcome to Mallorytown Legion. Doors open 6 p.m. Snacks, Prizes See www.spencervillemill.ca attend. MacLeod Fiddlers at Mallorytown Unit ed Church, Friday Oct 20, 7:30. Help us cele brate our 141st Anniversary at our musical evening featuring the MacLeod Fiddlers, a Scottish youth group from Glengarry County. 613-923-5974. 1505 County Road #2 St Lawrence District Medical Centre presents: Mind Games, Hypnosis, Hallucinations, and Hi-Jinx. Brandon The Hypnotist with is all new show. Appetizers, Desserts, Silent and Live Auctions, Cash Bar. Tickets in advance 613-659-2669. Event at the Community Hall Lansdowne. 6-10 pm. A 19+ event. November Fundraise.
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LYN CPHC (Community Primary Health Care) Diner’s Clubs, for adults 55 and over, and/or adults with disabilities. Last Wednes day of each month, Lyn Christ United Church Hall. Info: 613-924-1629. Euchre, Tuesday, Oct 10 & 24, 7:30 pm, Odd Fellows Hall, 23 Main Street. Sponsored by the Lyn Odd Fellows. Everyone welcome. Lyn Euchre at the Odd Fellows Hall on Main Street. Sponsored by the Lyn Odd Fel lows. Oct. 24. Everyone welcome.
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Brockville General Hospital unveils sign of bigger things to come MONICA MROZ
Brockville General Hospital (BGH) is building on its strengths to continue to be a quality health-care provider in the region. That was the message delivered on Friday, Oct. 6, during the official sign unveiling of the hospital’s multimillion-dollar redevelopment, expected to begin next year. The five-floor addition on the east side of the current Charles Street Site will account for the largest amount of public spending in the LeedsGrenville region in its history, noted LeedsGrenville MPP Steve Clark at the building sign launch. The redevelopment is not just about bricks
and mortar, Clark stressed, but a signal that the BGH team is here to stay as a major employer and deliverer of high quality health care. Clark recognized that the community hospital — like many others — has been through some challenging times during the past couple of years; but, “quality heath care is here to stay. Today is a sign of good things to come.” The 175,000 sq. ft addition will see the transfer of services from the hospital’s Garden Street site to a single campus at the Charles Street site. The hospital is also bordered by Ormond and Pearl streets. The new tower will be perpendicular to Bartholomew Street, where the city of Brockville has started upgrading infrastructure
in preparation for the build. The city has promised $4.7 million toward the project, while the Brockville and District Hospital Foundation has committed $10 million. The value of the project has not yet been released,
however, pending the closing of tenders from five shortlisted contractors later this month, explained the hospital’s marketing and communications specialist, Abby McIntyre. See Hospital page 29
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The project combines new construction and renovations. It will consolidate programs and services to include an expanded acute mental health and addictions program; an increase of in-patient beds in the complex continuing care, palliative care and rehabilitation departments; and a relocation of support facilities. The
occupancy target is 2020. The state-of-the art care facility and attributes of the geographic region come together to attract and maintain the best and brightest medical care specialists, hospital board co-chair Jim Cooper told the gathering. While acknowledging that Brockville cannot compete for services with hospitals in larger centres, such as Toronto, Ottawa or Kingston,
“what we do, we have to do the best. It’s what we strive for here everyday at BGH.” Brockville Mayor David Henderson said the building project is a critical investment for the region’s largest employer to continue to serve the area well. Other funding partners include the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Infrastructure Ontario.
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721 BOUNDRY ST, PRESCOTT SEASONAL RIVER VIEW - This stunning home built on a double lot, mature trees & beautifully landscaped gardens would make the new owner proud. Stamped concrete pathway, interlocking driveway & interlock stone walls makes this home stand out in this quiet neighbourhood. `Heritage` designed kitchen with granite counter tops, cherry wood wainscoting, on demand hot water are just some of the features of this must see home. $364,900
163 Main St, ELGIN Great 3 bedroom starter home located in Elgin. Newer septic system, furnace and central air all done in the last few years. Private deck and backyard this home also comes with a separate 12 x 11 foot building you can use for a workshop or office.Unfinished 23 x 10 foot loft space. $160,000.
1619 HIGHWAY 42, PHILLIPSVILLE Solid 3 bedroom 714 DAYTOWN RD Put your handyman skills to the test. bungalow in a quiet village for first time buyers or retirees. Open concept kitchen/dining and large living room. Level manageable size lot to maintain. Easy commute to Kingston, Westport, Perth, Smiths Falls, Brockville, or Gananoque. $139,000
Beautiful 2 storey, 3 bedroom brick home in the country (in need of some TLC). Huge master bedroom, eat-in kitchen with main floor family & living room. Large lot has mature trees. The home has plenty of original trim & staircase. $99,000
105 COOK ST, LYNDHURST LYNDHURST CREEK - Cute bungalow with loft area overlooking the water. Half acre of manicured property with paved drive, only 1000 ft. from main road & Village of Lyndhurst. Main house has a wood fireplace as does the bunkie at the water`s edge. Lots of decks, clean waterfront good for swimming. Workshed with power & heat. $209,900
1104 MACCLURE CRES, BROCKVILLE Oversized Town Lot, Prestigious Subdivision - 1520 sq.ft. bungalow only 4 years young, with open concept living, well landscaped yard & a 2 car garage. Heritage kitchen, main floor laundry, master bedroom with en-suite, covered rear deck, central air & unspoiled basement. Don`t wait until it`s sold! $359,900.
389 WILLIAM ST, GANANOQUE Open Concept – 3-bedroom home sits on a corner lot, is close to schools & all amenities. The kitchen/living/dining area is a great space for entertaining & the finished rec room is a cozy area with a wood stove. Many recent upgrades, call for your showing today! $259,000
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62 HAY LANE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER - Located in the shadow of Fitzsimmons Mountain, 62 Hay Lane is perched a top a hill providing breathtaking views of Landon Bay. Boat the St. Lawrence, bike the 1000 Island Pkwy, within walking distance of world class Smuggler`s Glen Golf Course & only mins from the Shoreline Casino. Come have a look & enjoy peace & tranquility. $229,900
COMMERCIAL SPACE 106 Drynan Way, Seeley’s Bay 1200 Sq Ft unit. Located in a busy, well established plaza that includes medical centre, chiropractor, veterinarian, drug store, hair salon and LCBO. Lots of parking, good visibility from Hwy 15. A great business opportunity for a professional office or retail outlet. $10.75 psf + TIM.
LOT 23 NALON RD THE ABERDEEN- 1500 sq.ft. 2 storey home to be built in prestigious subdivision in Gananoque with spring completion. 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, hardwood floors, granite counter tops, stone front, large windows, deck and the list goes on. Call now and customize to your preferences. $379,900
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337 HOWE ISLAND FERRY RD.... Great opportunity to own your own piece of the St. Lawrence River waterfront paradise. Great views from the 3 bedroom home & from any of the 3 housekeeping cottages. As a bonus the home has 2 effiiciency units on the ground level. Clean deep waterfront with seawall for boating & swimming. Huge boat port for docking. Perfect for entertaining. $1,100,000
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It was a lively night at Centre 76 on Saturday. There were 82 shots on net and 136 minutes in penalties as the Athens Aeros defeated the Brockville Tikis 7-2. Athens ended the night tied for second with Westport in the CCHL2's Richardson Division standings. Cameron McLean led the home team with a goal and three assists. Cooper Kingston scored a pair for the Aeros, who out shot the Tikis 4735. Aiden Ethier made 33 saves in the Athens' victory. The Aeros picked up an overtime win in Perth the previous night. The Blue Wings had evened the score late in the third period, but Dyan Stacey gave the visitors the extra point when
he scored his second goal of the game at 3:09 of the extra frame. Curtis Hanspiker got the win in net for Athens, stopping 44 of 47 shots. The Aeros won twice at home on the Thanksgiving weekend. Athens thumped Winchester 7-3 on Saturday, Oct. 7. Eric Hulford and Shawn Patterson had three-point nights for the Aeros, and Ethier made 32 saves for the home team in the victory. Athens defeated Carleton Place 5-2 the following night. Hanspiker also made 32 saves to pick up the win in net for Athens. Athens (9-4-1-0) has two home games this weekend. The Aeros welcome Embrun to Centre 76 on Saturday, Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. Whitewater
will visit Athens on Sunday night, also at 7:30 p.m. The Tikis won on the road in Renfrew on Friday, Oct. 6. Seven different Brockville players scored in the 7-2 victory over the Timberwolves. Nicolas deAntonio made 20 saves to pick up the win for the Tikis. Renfrew was in town the following Wednesday, Oct. 11 and defeated the Tikis 5-3. Adam Cavallere scored twice for the home team. Brockville (3-9-0-0) will host Arnprior on Wednesday, Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. and will travel to Cobden to take on Whitewater on Saturday night. The Tikis will be at the Memorial centre to play Richmond next Wednesday, Oct. 25 at 8 p.m.
Brockville district chamber of commerce names Jessica Barabash young professional of the year Her commitment to the community is evident in everything she does. That's how the Brockville and District Chamber of Commerce described Jessica Barabash, its 2017 young professional of the year. She has been instrumental in the continuing growth and success of the Brockville Winter Classic Weekend and plays an active role with Downtown Brockville and its Communities in Bloom program as well as with the local Young Profes-
sionals Network and the community activities with which it is involved, according to a chamber release. "She always demonstrates pride in her community and shows approachable professionalism when talking to visitors, locals or patrons," the release states. The young professional honour will be presented at the chamber's awards of excellence gala on Nov. 9. Other recipients who have already been named
are Doris Hallett (citizen of the year), Michael Adamcryck (business person) and the Employment and Education Centre (president's award). The winners of awards for business, small business, community excellence and tourism will be announced at the gala, which is held in the community hall of the Brockville Memorial Centre. Downtown Brockville executive director Meghan Plooy was named young professional of the year in 2016.
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Protecting forests is focus of Transition Brockville's October meeting Diana Beresford-Kroeger will be featured at the next Transition Brockville presentation. The visionary scientist and acclaimed local author will introduce her documentary, Call of the Forest — The Forgotten Wisdom of Trees, nominated for an award by the Pariscience International Film Festival, and answer questions after its screening. The gathering will take place at the Brockville Public Library on Buell Street on Sunday, Oct. 22 at 2 p.m. Humans cut down billions of trees every year, according to a Transition Brockville release. Today, only five per cent of the world’s old growth forests remain intact. Yet trees are one of this planet’s most significant creators of food, new medicines and oxygen. Forests hold the answer to many of the world’s problems, from climate change to human health and well-being. She explores the science, folklore and history of this essential ecosystem, reminding us that when we improve our profound human connection to woodlands we can restore not only our health but our planet. From the sacred sugi and cedar forests of Japan, the ancient Raheen Wood of Ireland, and the walnut and redwood trees of America, to the great boreal forest of Canada, Call of the Forest tells the amazing stories behind the history and legacy of these ancient forests while also explaining the science of trees and the irreplaceable roles they play in protecting and feeding the planet. As she travels across the globe to tell the story of the life and the science of the global forest, Beresford-
Kroeger presents a revolutionary conception of their value to all life and a message that could, literally, save mankind from itself. Carbon levels in the atmosphere are rising. As the planet warms, it becomes more difficult to alter the outcome of human impact on climate change. Woodlands are the beating
heart of our ecosystem and BeresfordKroeger’s call to action — to protect the native forests of the world and for every person to plant one tree a year for the next six years — provides a simple and powerful solution for climate change. The Oct. 22 presentation is free and open to the public; however, a free will
donation to Transition Brockville is always welcomed. Transition Brockville was founded by local residents 10 years ago to provide a non-partisan forum for sharing information about how each of us, in our daily lives, can help to slow the rate of global warming, reduce our dependence on depleting fossil fuels,
and adapt to the impacts of resource depletion and climate change. It focuses on educational presentations and active partnerships with community organizations that share its goal of making the community more resilient and sustainable. For more information, visit transitionbrockville.com.
NOTICE OF SUBMISSION TRANSPORTATION ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT Highway 401 Underpass Replacement at Flagg Road Detail Design and Environmental Assessment Study (WP 4445-02-01) THE STUDY The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has completed the Detail Design and Environmental Assessment Study for the replacement of the Highway 401 underpass at Flagg Road, in the Municipality of South Dundas. THE PROCESS This study was carried out in accordance with the approved planning process for Group ‘B’ projects under the Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) for Provincial Transportation Facilities (2000), with the opportunity for public input throughout the project. The purpose of this notice is to inform the public that a Transportation Environmental Study Report (TESR) has been completed and will be available for a 30-day review period from October 18 to November 17, 2017. The TESR documents the Class EA process followed, including a description of the Recommended Plan, potential environmental effects, and the final mitigation plan. The TESR is available for review on the project website (www.401bridgeimprovements.com) and at the following locations during normal hours of operation: Municipality of South Dundas 34 Ottawa Street, Morrisburg, ON K0C 1X0 Monday to Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry County Library - Iroquois Branch 1 Dundas Street, Iroquois Civic Centre, Iroquois, ON K0E 1K0 Monday: closed Tuesday and Thursday: 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Wednesday: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Friday: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Sunday: closed
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Interested persons are encouraged to review the TESR and provide comments by November 17, 2017. If, after consulting with the Ministry, you have serious unresolved concerns, you have the right to request the Minister of the Environment (11th Floor, Ferguson Block, 77 Wellesley Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 2T5) issue a Part II Order (“bump-up”) for this project. A Part II Order may lead to the preparation of an individual environmental assessment. A copy of the “bump-up” request should be forwarded to the addresses below. If there are no outstanding concerns after November 17, 2017, the project will be considered to have met the requirements of the Class EA and may proceed to construction. If you have questions or comments please feel free to contact either the Consultant Project Manager or the MTO Senior Project Engineer listed below or visit the project website at www.401bridgeimprovements.com. Mr. Nathan Bakker, P.Eng. Consultant Project Manager WSP 1145 Hunt Club Road, Suite 200, Ottawa, ON K1V 0Y3 tel: 613-690-1122 / toll-free: 1-877-998-9912 fax: 613-736-8710 e-mail: Nathan.Bakker@wsp.com
Ms. Nancy Elliott, P.Eng. MTO Senior Project Engineer Ministry of Transportation - Eastern Region 1355 John Counter Boulevard, Postal Bag 4000, Kingston, ON K7L 5A3 tel: 613-545-4662 / toll-free: 1-800-267-0295 fax: 613-540-5106 e-mail: Nancy.Elliott@ontario.ca
Information will be collected in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. If you have any accessibility requirements in order to participate in this project, please contact one of the Project Team members listed above. Pour obtenir des renseignements en français, veuillez communiquer avec Emily Sangster au numéro 613 690-1119 ou à l’adresse Emily.Sangster@wsp.com.
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TUESDAY, JULY 24 – THURSDAY, JULY 26, 2018
What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling
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• 1 Breakfast • Meal Vouchers • Casino Vouchers • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $485 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $385 QUAD: ............................................................................... $330 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $809 CHILD: ...............................................................................*$145
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $499 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $415 QUAD: ............................................................................... $390 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $790
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 – FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 2018 What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling •1 Breakfast, 1 Dinner
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 – SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 2018 What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling • 1 Breakfast
• Admissions & Entertainment Mentioned • Taxes And Services
• Admissions & Entertainment Mentioned • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $339 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $309 QUAD: ............................................................................... $295 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $419 CHILD: ...............................................................................*$199
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $339 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $319 QUAD: ............................................................................... $310 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $405
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What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling
What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling • 8 Breakfasts, 5 Dinners
• 2 Breakfasts • 3-Hour Guided Tour • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $630 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $535 QUAD: ............................................................................... $485 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $945
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Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: .......................................................................... $1,709 TRIPLE: ............................................................................. $1,460 QUAD: ............................................................................. $1,345 SINGLE: ............................................................................ $2,435
ST. JACOB’S AND THE COUNTRYSIDE
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 – FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2018 What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling • 4 Breakfasts
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 – SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling
• 3 Dinners • Admissions & (Including 1 Lobster Dinner) Entertainment Mentioned • Choice Of Whale Watch • Guided Tours Mentioned Cruise Or Dune Tour • Taxes And Services • Lobster Tales Cruise
• 2 Breakfasts, 1 Dinner • Guided Tours As Mentioned • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $385 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $325 QUAD: ............................................................................... $295 SINGLE: ............................................................................... $585
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $885 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $830 QUAD: ............................................................................... $815 SINGLE: ............................................................................ $1,065
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 – WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2018 What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling
• Admissions As Mentioned • Guided Tours As Mentioned • Taxes And Services
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 – THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2018
• 3 - $25.00 Meal Vouchers • $40.00 Slot Play • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $469 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $415 QUAD: ............................................................................... $385 SINGLE: ............................................................................... $729
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 – THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2018
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Transportation Accommodations Luggage Handling 3 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches, 2 Dinners
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• Taxes And Services • Admission & Entertainment Mentioned • Guided Tours Mentioned
• Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling • 4 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches, 2 Dinners
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $689 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $605 QUAD: ............................................................................... $565 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $969
• Agawa Canyon Train Excursion • Lady Muskokas Boat Cruise • Admissions & Entertainment Mentioned • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: .......................................................................... $1,019 TRIPLE: ................................................................................ $899 QUAD: ................................................................................ $835 SINGLE: ............................................................................ $1,415
VIRGINIA BEACH ~ UNDER THE BOARDWALK PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH COUNTRY ~ LANCASTER COUNTY MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 – SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018
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Transportation Accommodations Luggage Handling 5 Breakfasts, 2 Dinners
What’s Included: • Spirit Of Norfolk Lunch Cruise • 3 Shows Incl. 1 Dinner Show • Taxes And Services
• Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling • 3 Breakfasts, 2 Dinners
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: .......................................................................... $1,535 TRIPLE: ............................................................................. $1,369 QUAD: ............................................................................. $1,265 SINGLE: ............................................................................ $2,215
• Admissions & Entertainment Mentioned • Guided Tours As Mentioned • Reserved Seating For 2 Shows • Taxes And Services
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $839 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $725 QUAD: ............................................................................... $669 SINGLE: ............................................................................ $1,169
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 – THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2018
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 – SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2018
What’s Included: • Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling
What’s Included: • 4 - $25.00 Meal Vouchers • $45.00 Slot Play •Taxes And Services
• Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $475 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $425 QUAD: ............................................................................... $405 SINGLE: ............................................................................... $695
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $665 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $550 QUAD: ............................................................................... $495 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $995
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What’s Included: • 2 Breakfasts • Taxes And Services
• Transportation • Accommodations • Luggage Handling
Cost Per Person: DOUBLE: ............................................................................ $230 TRIPLE: ............................................................................... $185 QUAD: ............................................................................... $165 SINGLE: .............................................................................. $379
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Reservations and Deposits: Early reservations are essential, as space is limited. A non-refundable deposit of $100 per person for extended tours is required at the time of booking. The balance of your tour cost is due 30 days prior to departure. All tours are payable in Canadian funds. Insurance: Trip cancellation insurance covers you from time of insurance purchase. Ask our staff for details. Cancellation Policy: Due to guarantees, we are required to make it necessary to impose a cancellation policy. Cancellation up to 30 days prior to departure will result in the loss of your deposit. Cancellation within 30 days of departure will result in the loss of all money. Times: Departure times, pick-up times and location, baggage tags and hotel lists will be sent approximately ten days prior to departure or upon receipt of final payment in the case of late bookings. Luggage: Limit of one suitcase per person to be carried under the bus and one small tote bag per person as hand luggage. Escorts: Extended and most day tours are accompanied by an experienced escort who is close-by assisting in any way possible to ensure the finest tours. Admission, Side Trips & Meals: Tours include the cost of side trips, guided tours, etc. unless otherwise noted as optional. Meals are not included unless specified in the tour itineraries. Unused features are not refundable. Handicapped Persons: Must be accompanied by a companion of their choice who is able to administer necessary assistance. There are no companion discounts. Accommodations: Although every effort is made to secure rooms with twin beds, it is not always possible and some rooms, at times, may have one double bed for two persons. If you must have twin beds, please specify at the time of booking and we will be happy to accommodate you. Identification: Passengers should ensure that they have proper identification for border crossings. Canadian citizens must have a valid Canadian passport for tours in the USA. Passengers travelling to other destinations and citizens of other countries may require additional identification. It is the passengers’ responsibility to have proper documentation. Smoking: Our Motor Coach is 100% smoke free. We do stop at frequent intervals giving passengers the opportunity to smoke. Prices: All prices published are in Canadian funds. Prices are accurate at the time of printing and are based on current exchange rates, air fares, fuel prices, etc. We reserve the right to alter these prices at any time prior to departure should changes occur. Air, Rail and Cruise Tours: The above conditions apply to motor coach tours in Canada and the USA only. Tours that involve air flights are subject to other requirements and conditions as printed. Responsibility: Howard Travel acts only in the capacity of an agent in arranging transportation, accommodations or any optional sightseeing tours, etc. As such, we are not responsible for damages, loss, delay, injury, or accident due to weather or other circumstances beyond our control. We reserve the right to cancel any tour at any time or make any changes in any itinerary as we deem necessary. Any person may be dismissed from any tour at any time by the escort or driver in charge should his or her conduct not be in harmony with the rest of the passengers and no further obligation will be assumed by Howard Travel or anyone in their employment.
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