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Construction on West Carleton War Memorial could commence this spring Committee needs to raise $8,000 before end of March
Jessica Cunha
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secretary and head of project documentation.
Community - There’s something for everyone at this year’s Kinburn Winter Wonderland Weekend, taking place Feb. 5 to 7. Whether you’re looking for some family rink action, a chance to show off your snowshoeing skills, or fixing for some more adult activities like a euchre tournament, pub night, or snowmobile run, there are activities for all ages. “We’ve got lots of children’s events, adults events – there’s something for everybody,” said Tracey Crane, president of the Kinburn Community Association. For the second year in a row, the Kinburn Community Association has partnered with the West Carleton Snowmobile Trails Association’s poker run in support of the Snowsuit Fund. Taking place on the last day of the carnival, registration begins at 10 a.m. with departure at 11 a.m.
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Jessica Cunha
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News - Shovels in the ground for a West Carleton War Memorial could come as early as this spring – if the group behind the monument can raise another $8,000 by the end of March. The effort, being spearheaded by the Carp BIA, needs to raise the money in order take advantage of a $50,000 matching-fund by Veterans Affairs through its cenotaph and monument program. “We’re scrambling now,” said Peter Maddocks at the Kanata Legion’s meeting on Jan. 21. “We need to raise the last bit to take advantage of the Veterans Affairs funds.” So far, the committee has raised $84,700 of the $185,000 total. The
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Second World War veteran and West Carleton resident Roly Armitage and Kanata resident and project archivist and secretary Peter Maddocks speak at a Kanata Legion meeting on Jan. 21 about the West Carleton War Memorial. The project committee needs to raise $8,000 by the end of March to take advantage of a fund-matching program through Veterans Affairs. goal is to have the memorial completed by October of this year so a Remembrance Day ceremony can take place at the site.
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The hope is to have shovels in the ground by this spring for the landscaping and site preparation, said Maddocks, the memorial’s archivist,
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