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Brie y PM40050631R8905 Volume 125, Number 9 Chesterville, Ontario Wednesday, September 13, 2017 Single Copy $1.00 (HST included) Monumental Morningside unveiling LONG SAULT – The Place celebrates Lost Villages Historical Society and the Grays & Blues of Montreal extend an 30 years invitation to all to attend the Muriel Carruthers official unveiling of the Record Staff National Monument to the AVONMORE – In 1987, the 40,000+ Canadians who official launch of the Morningside fought in the American Civil Place building occurred with 26 War. It is this Sat., Sept. 16, apartments, of which 20 are one- at 2 p.m. at the Lost Villages bedroom residences. By the 20th Museum, 16361 Fran anniversary there were 105 Laflamme Drive. A residents. Today, the number is reception will follow and closing in on 200, providing mostly RSVPs appreciated: [email protected] seniors with a chance to live independently surrounded by a Celebrate 175th caring community. AVONMORE –This Continued on page 2 Sun., Sept. 17, all celebratory events start at Happy Face North Stormont Place, with the exception of the quilt display at James smiles for United Church. See page 14 for more details. Family Fun Day WINCHESTER – It was a Networking soon beautiful day in Winchester for the CHESTERVILLE – The Township of North Dundas 4th annual Happy Face Nursery Welcome to the Fair and the North Dundas School Family Fun Day on Sat., The Russell Coyotes Girls’ hockey team, which plays out of the Embrun arena, volunteered to help Chamber of Commerce are Sept. 9, at the Winchester Public at the gates at the 159th edition of the Russell Fair, held at the fairgrounds in Russell, from Sept. 7 to inviting all North Dundas School. Families came out to Sept. 10. Vetter photo businesses to the 7th Annual celebrate, watch science Wine and Cheese event, demonstrations and a reptile show, Wed., Sept. 20. It will be held enjoy a barbecue lunch, and watch at the IDP Group building the children take a bounce on the Russell Fair 2017 edition is a big hit (former Nestlé plant) at 171 large inflatables. Main St., Chesterville, from 6 Happy Face Nursery School Candice Vetter the 150th anniversary of Confederation and had a to 8 p.m. It is a chance to try currently has six locations – Villager Staff theme of Canada 150+. some local food, drink and to Chesterville, Morrisburg, RUSSELL – The 2017 edition of the Russell Fair, Some other highlights included Education Day, make new business Nationview, North Stormont, one of the province’s older agricultural fairs, was a big which invites school groups to attend for free on Friday connections. For details visit Roxmore and Williamsburg. hit with locals and visitors alike from Thurs., Sept. 6 to morning and learn about agriculture. The Friday night http://northdundas.com/news/ Executive Director Cheryl Firlotte Sun., Sept. 10. After two years of reduced attendance concert, the demolition derby, the truck and tractor 7th-annual-wine-and-cheese- noted that it has been a busy due to inclement weather, the sun shone brightly and pulls, and the mini-wrestling event welcomed large networking-event/. RSVP by good attendance was restored, much to the relief of the crowds. Mon., Sept.18. summer, as summer camps have kept employees very busy over the organizers, who have worked hard all year to produce Wrestling was a new event at the Fair, featuring last few months. When asked about the event, which is Russell’s biggest. wrestlers from small to large. Other athletes which upcoming news for Happy Face, The new big top tent in the ball diamond area was a were fun to watch were the acrobats of I-Flip, who did Firlotte said they are most excited popular spot to hear live bands and the craft beer death-defying acrobatic acts of daring do. for the opening of their infant care festival, in its second year, was again packed. As well Preparing for the Fair is a year-long endeavour, centre in Winchester. They are just as celebrating the 159th edition of the Fair, the Russell requiring countless hours of volunteer work and waiting on construction to begin. Agricultural Society, whose members run the Fair and coordination between numerous committees, service Continued on page 3 coordinate a small army of volunteers, also celebrated Continued on page 16

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Page 2 The Chesterville Record Wednesday, September 13, 2017 Morningside Place Continued from the front In 2002, Avonmore, including Morningside Place, participated in a community-wide display of a record number of scarecrows – actually the world's largest display of scarecrows, according to the Guinness Book of Records when the village displayed 3,079 scarecrows on Oct. 12, 2002. However, according to the Guiness Book’s website, since then, “the largest gathering of scarecrows in one location is 3,812, achieved by the National Forest Adventure Farm in Burton-upon-Trent, 80th birthday party brings in Staffordshire, UK, on Aug. 7, 2014.” over $1,000 for HOL Morningside Place Celebrating a milestone Oxford Mills resident Cecile Prodonick recently received a best-decorated At Morningside Place, Avonmore, on Fri., Sept. 8, from left are SDSG MPP Jim celebrated her 80th birthday during a party held award for its IPM display of McDonell, Board Chair Wally Hare, former Board Chair John McIntyre, Aug. 27 at Maplewood Park in Oxford Mills. In lieu a tractor with a skeleton Administrator Pat Bourbonnais, Township of North Stormont Mayor Dennis Fife, of gifts, Prodonick asked her guests to make a dona- driver and fall foliage and long-time custodian (22 years) Al Loynachan who posed in front of the building tion to the House of Lazarus (HOL) in Mountain. during the September 2015 celebrating its 30th anniversary. Carruthers photo Prodonick is an avid supporter of the HOL, which International Plowing serves over 100 local families through its food bank Match. Barkley recounted each month and touches an additional 1,200 people Another reason to numerous happenings celebrate for the residents of worldwide 30 years ago through outreach programs annually. Over $1,000 Morningside Place was its from music to politics as in donations were presented to the HOL on Sept. 1. 30th anniversary in the Morningside was Pictured are Prodonick and HOL Executive community last Fri., Sept. 8. established and revealed Assistant Janet Carkner. Courtesy photo Residents gathered with humorous clips about Board members, residents who had visited community leaders and his store (since sold) over administrative staff to the years. However, the recognize the importance of most important message Health Care this residence to the about the building, home to community. so many, was that “rather Stormont-Dundas-South than an urban indifference Sharing the history Directory Glengarry MPP Jim or rural isolation” for so Long-time resident and historian Murray Barkley McDonell and Township of many seniors, this place recounts the history of Morningside Place over 30 Our goal is your continued good health. North Stormont Mayor provided independence and years to the audience on Sept. 8. Carruthers photo Dennis Fife presented a sense of belonging to the certificates and community. He concluded congratulated Administrator with a message to Dr. Lily Nahri Pat Bourbonnais, the Board Morningside Place residents FAMILY DENTAL PRACTICE members and residents. and staff that everyone Dr. Javidnia D.D.S. Former Board Chair John “could learn from your Dr. John Kershman Orthodontist, Periodontist McIntyre discussed the dignity and perseverance… origins and history of the real value in the heart of our 305 Castor St., Russell Board of Directors, and community.” For appointment call mentioned there is just five A light lunch, prepared years to pay off the by the residents, followed 613-445-0885 mortgage. The current Chair the blessing and grace by Rev. Lois Gaudet of the Wally Hare spoke briefly on SDSG MPP Jim McDonell presents a provincial the mission, goals and Avonmore-Finch- challenges of the Board’s Martintown Pastoral Certificate of recognition for the 30th anniversary of involvement with managing Charge. A congratulatory Morningside Place to Administrator Pat Bourbonnais the facility. cake was provided by (left) at the residence’s official anniversary party on Who better to follow the Rock’n Ronda’s Diner & Sept. 8, in Avonmore. Carruthers photo latter group to give the main Pizzeria, and shopping E-Subscriptions address to the audience bags, with Morningside about Morningside’s history Place 1997-2017 Now available at and its importance to the monogrammed on them, Avonmore community than were provided by the long-time resident and recently opened Avonmore 7KDQN

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Managing Director at the Happy Face North Stormont Council presentation. “Time and Continued from the front supports safer care at WDMH time again, I am When asked about the overwhelmed by the BERWICK — It seemed or drugs are dispensed to purpose of the event, generosity of the people of fitting that the Winchester the right patient at the right Firlotte explained that it Eastern Ontario and how District Memorial Hospital time. They are like a many times people go began in order to mark the Foundation had a giant vending machine that above and beyond to 40th anniversary of the cheque on hand to celebrate dispenses pre-packaged support WDMH and the company in 2014. She went the large donation from the medication. Only one patients we care for. It’s on to say, “We just enjoyed Township of North medication drawer can be only because of donors like it so much, and we just like Stormont. At its meeting on unlocked at a time – both the North Stormont Council to do something for the Aug. 29, the North when stocking the machine that we are able to support community, so we decided Stormont Council presented and when a nurse is getting WDMH in providing to continue it every year a gift for $15,000 for the a patient’s medication. This compassionate, excellent, since.” Foundation’s General simplifies the process and health care, close to home. Equipment Fund. The increases patient safety. Thank you!” money will be used to help “We are very fortunate to Happy Faces The Township of North Photo above, Happy Face Nursery School employees take a break from their hard purchase new Automated be able to bring 10 ADC Dispensing Cabinets for units and a pill packager to Stormont has been work during the 4th annual Family Fun Day in Winchester. Executive Director supporting the WDMHl Cheryl Firlotte stands with a few of the staff members who helped make Saturday medication. WDMH for our patients,” “The Township of North noted Kristen Casselman, Foundation since 2002 and a success. From left, Miranda Loos, Nathalie Duquette, Terran Hall, Firlotte, and Stormont is excited to WDMH Foundation has given $165,350 to date. Tara DeJong. O’Donohue photo continue their support of the Winchester District and Memorial Hospital. Many Sliding into fun residents of North Stormont Brothers Patrick (bottom) and Thomas Wright (top) rely upon the Winchester enjoy their turns on the inflatable obstacle course. The Hospital to provide primary long course ended with the very popular bouncy slide. and emergency care. O’Donohue photo Supporting the purchase of Automated Dispensing Cabinets (ADCs) will help to improve the level of service at WDMH at the point of care,” said Mayor Dennis Fife. “Council is proud to be a supporter of the WDMH and applauds the efforts of the hospital to Huge cheque for ADCs continue to provide Celebrating at the cheque presentation ceremony on excellent health-care Aug. 29, from left in the front row are Kristen services to the residents of North Stormont.” Casselman, Managing Director, WDMHF; Cindy At WDMH, delivering Peters, Vice Chair, WDMHF; and David Rijstenbil, 15,000 medications to Board member, WDMHF; in the back, Jim Wert, patients each year is a Councillor; Bill McGimpsey, Deputy Mayor; complex task. The new François Landry, Councillor; Randy Douglas, ADCs ensure the right drug Councillor. Courtesy photo Shooting for the top Happy Face Nursery School employee Hailey Markell super- vises cousins J a m e s o n Summers (cen- tre) and Landon Graham (right) as they try to rack up as many NOW HIRING! points as possi- ble on the inflat- able basketball game. COONSTRUUCTION LABBOURERSS O’Donohue photo We are lling permanent, full-time positions with bene ts, /,48,'$7,21 wage dependent on experience. 6$/( One to ve years experience required. 5LGHDX$XFWLRQV,QF &RXQW\5RDG:LQFKHVWHU21 Drop o your resume and 683(5',6&28176 complete a job application at our 0217+/<63(&,$/6 factory in Morewood or email resume 1(:352'8&76$55,9,1*:((./< to [email protected] 23(1 Positions start immediately. 0RQGD\WR6DWXUGD\DPWRSP 7KXUVGD\DPWRSP Guildcrest Building Corporation 20 Mill Street, Morewood, Ontario 7HUPV&DVK,QWHUDF0DVWHU&DUG9,6$ ZZZULGHDXDXFWLRQVFRP guildcrest.com September 13 Page 04_Layout 2 17-09-12 1:40 PM Page 1

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Box 368, 7 King St., E-MAIL: Chesterville, Ont. [email protected] OR K0C 1H0 EDITORIALTORTOR RIALRA AL&Opinion [email protected] TOLL FREE: 1-866-307-3541 TEL: 613-448-2321 FAX: 613-448-3260 NDDHS Report CASTOR Country Rosie Backs By Tom Van Dusen Records Records Communications if they’d been told it would As a fan of the antiques, I Full of beans improve their chances. missed the contribution of Back to classes and activities The lineup early last In her goodbye letter to that component as the CHESTERVILLE – The first week back was a success. Saturday morning stretched patients, Dr. De Banne agricultural core of the Fair. To start the week off, student council collected birthdays for from the front door, across warned that her replacement As a member of the Russell the morning announcements. Picture day was Thurs., Sept. the parking lot, and along wouldn’t physically be able Male Choir, I was 7, and everyone dressed to impress. the sidewalk, the equivalent to take over her entire disappointed we weren’t To celebrate our first week back we had a spirit day. Fri., of a couple of city blocks. practice. She didn’t go into asked to perform as part of informative display. Led by Sept. 8, was house colour day. The students wore their It was a rare sight in detail about how the new list the seniors show as we have Russell’s Henry Staal, house colour to earn points for their grade. The grade with Russell, in fact probably one would be formed but she did been in the past. members of Vintage Iron & the most points at the end of the year gets a prize. With never seen before, even at take a few shots at How did the changes Traditions of Eastern Grade 7 as red, Grade 8 as grey, Grade 9 as green, Grade 10 Lobster Feast. They weren’t authorities who failed to work out? I suppose they’ll Ontario helped bring the old as white, Grade 11 as blue, Grade 12 as black, and the staff lining up for tickets to some recognize Russell’s need for be evaluated by the Russell Fergusons to life. as orange, the staff conquered the first spirit day. Thanks to super group concert or for more doctors. Agricultural Society in a Then I was off to everyone who participated this week! the latest instalment to an When I drove by on my post mortem and a decision Riceville Fairgrounds, about infamous book series. The way to the Fair, I didn’t taken whether or not to 20 minutes from Dunvegan, line wasn’t for the Russell understand right away what proceed in the same for the inaugural edition of Suicide prevention: Fair being held nearby; the lineup was all about. Was direction next year. the Wood & Forest anybody wanting to enter the it flu shots? Was it a sale at On Sunday, I veered Exhibition featuring the Take a minute, change a life Fair the same day at the the drug store? I figured it away from the Fair under auction of 100 lots of out later and was thankful it perfect weather to take in hardwood slabs, boards, CORNWALL – This past Sun., Sept. 10 was World Suicide same time was doing so with wasn’t my turn to sign up two other festivals, one of cutting blocks and burls. Prevention Day (WSPD). WSPD is held to raise awareness and little delay. help prevent suicide. This year asks that we “take a minute, The somber people in the with a new physician, them being the well- This event was change a life.” line, mostly middle-aged and comfortable that I was one established Harvest Fall previously held at Dunvegan It is estimated that each day in Canada, 11 people end their older, stood patiently, of Dr. Gerry Heymans’ Festival at the charming, but was relocated to take life and 210 make a suicide attempt. The World Health waiting for their turn to earliest patients and that multi-building Glengarry advantage of a greater Organization (WHO) reports that every year, more than hopefully strike gold in a he’ll never willingly retire. Pioneer Museum in volunteer base, larger 800,000 people die of suicide, and up to 25 times that many very different way… With no need to line up at Dunvegan. exposition site, and reduced attempt suicide. They all have a story. Some are well- inclusion on the patient list the clinic, I had more time to There was a horse parade, confusion with other events. connected people in the community, others may be quite of the Russell Medical spend at the Fair. To say it small-stage entertainment, With 50 exhibitors to isolated. But regardless of the circumstances, we all have an Clinic’s new Dr. Anna was a “new look” was an displays on all aspects of start, organizers have the important role to play in supporting those among us who are Boutillier who replaces Dr. understatement. I can’t farm and country living, makings of a very successful vulnerable. Danielle De Banne who remember so many changes Indigenous Heritage, a show. It also included Robyn Hurtubise and Joanne Ledoux-Moshonas, Co-Chairs recently retired due to – you in one year. Harvest Tent, hand-churned entertainment, of the Suicide Prevention Coalition of Champlain East, stress got it!-overwhelming The official opening was ice cream making, demonstrations, displays by how important a minute can be in effecting change in workload. moved from Wednesday to refreshments, and the Star just about everyone involved someone’s life. “Sometimes it’s all that is needed,” they say. If they felt degraded or Friday, attractions such as Inn, Ontario’s oldest tavern in forestry from furniture “People in distress need someone to take notice and offer help. embarrassed, they didn’t part of the educational serving beer and wine. makers to nut growers, as When things don’t seem right, take a minute to see if you can show it. Obviously, they display were relocated, there The star of this festival well as beans and macaroni change a life.” were told that getting in line was no antique farm was the Ferguson Threshing dished out by Plantagenet’s As well, this year marks the 15th World Suicide Prevention was the only way they had machinery show and Machine, once commercially La Binerie, which hosts its Day that started in 2003 as an initiative of the International demonstration, no seniors built and sold in Maxville. own festival this Friday Association for Suicide Prevention and was endorsed by the of acquiring a family doctor show in the arena, and main- There were demonstrations through Sunday (Sept. 15- World Health Organization. The International Association for and they were prepared to do stage entertainment was by restored and reactivated 17). Suicide Prevention has many resources available to you as well it. They probably would relocated from the arena to a threshers, and members of All this and not a single as activities to help raise awareness and help prevent suicide. have done handstands along To find out how you can get involved in WSPD activities, the way – or at least tried – huge tent. the family put together an line up! visit the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention (CASP) website at www.suicideprevention.ca where a link to the WSPD toolkit is provided. For local information about suicide prevention, visit e Road Home www.reachoutnow.ca, or contact the Canadian Mental Health Association at 613-933-5845 or 1-800-493-8271. You can also organizing what I like to call “a fair within a fair” to celebrate contact the Mental Health Crisis Line at 1-866-996-0991. The Celebrating Canada 150 this important anniversary. Eastern Ontario Health Unit can help as well. Call 613-933- Carolyn Thompson Goddard The rain delayed the 1867 style fair commemorating the 1375 or 1-800-267-7120, or visit www.EOHU.ca. Record Correspondent first fair from Sunday until Monday, but didn’t dampen the The Suicide Prevention Coalition of Champlain East is a It has been quite a summer with celebrations near and far enthusiasm of the participants or those who took time to drop partnership made up of 23 organizations from the City of for Canada 150, with almost everything imaginable done to in. From sheep shearing demonstrations to displays of winning Cornwall, the United Counties of Prescott and Russell, the celebrate this historic occasion. produce to a blacksmith plying his trade, there was a good United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, and The Chesterville & District Historical Society held a very taste of what our ancestors may have seen as they strolled the Akwesasne. A list of the participating organizations can be successful tea to commemorate the sesquicentennial of our grounds of the first Stormont County Fair 150 years ago. found at www.reachoutnow.ca. country as well as the 150th year of community service There were no ferris wheels or bright lights but instead a provided by the building which currently houses an impressive sense of community demonstrating the best it had to offer. collection of archival information and artifacts that tell the There were young girls being taught knitting skills, a tea Etcetera Publications (Chesterville) Inc. story of our community. This small red brick building has where people could rest and visit and of course a temperance served as a police station, fire station, church, municipal lady providing knowledge on the evils of alcohol but there Advertising Rates on Request building and if memory serves correctly a school over its past were also “townspeople” circulating and time travellers Publisher P.O. Box 368, Etcetera Publications Inc. learning about our past. A great big thank you to Candy Rutley Chesterville, Ont. K0C 1H0 150 years. and her organizing team as well as all the volunteers who Editor Advertising E-mail: As Canadians, we are often reminded of how youthful our Muriel Carruthers [email protected], country is when compared with some of the nations in Europe provided this glimpse into yesterday – it was a big job Candy Villager Reporter [email protected] or Asia with some non-aboriginal colonization occurring but you did it with style and fun. Candice Vetter News E-mail: within the last thousand years or so. In the case of SDG, This coming weekend there are two events coming up Reporters [email protected], which give homage of our past – the 175th anniversary Jeff Moore [email protected] European settlement began a scant 235 years ago when United Kalynn Sawyer Helmer celebrations of the founding of Avonmore on Sept. 17 in Telephone: (613) 448-2321 Empire Loyalists sought refuge along the shores of the St. Ad Representatives 866-307-3541 Lawrence River and began many communities which still Avonmore and on Sept. 16 the unveiling of the monument to Brenda Fawcett Fax: (613) 448-3260 the Canadians in the American Civil War at the Lost Villages Anne Marie Gibbons thrive to this day. Published Wednesdays by Etcetera During the CDHS tea party a group of people from Museum. As was the case following the commemorations of Production Manager Publications (Chesterville) Inc. Chantal Bouwers Stormont County Fair arrived, decked out in their the War of 1812 a few years ago, we must grab the torch our Graphic Artist sesquicentennial costumes, to not only join their northern ancestors have thrown to us and ensure future generations Angela Billharz Single Copy $1.00 HST Included. cousins in a spot of tea, but to get the word out about the 150th know the heritage of this area we call home. In this way, we Annual Subscription $35.00 within 40 miles; Stormont County Fair! Among the tea drinkers was Candy will walk together on the road home – always nice to have Proudly printed in Outside 40 miles $40.00; USA $150.00. North Dundas. All Subscription Prices Include HST. Rutley who had spent a great deal of time researching and company! September 13 Page 05_Layout 2 17-09-12 2:31 PM Page 1

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Wednesday, September 13, 2017 The Chesterville Record Page 7 Avonmore Oktoberfest celebrates silver anniverary Carolyn Thompson Goddard Record Correspondent AVONMORE – Over 67&/$5(·6$1*/,&$1 67/8.(·6.12; &+85&+2)1257+'81'$6 35(6%<7(5,$1&+85&+ 200 tickets were sold for the 5HY-RKQ:LOFR[ ),1&+ 2017 Avonmore Oktoberfest  ,QWHULP0RGHUDWRU held on Sept. 9 at the ZZZVWFODUHVDQJOLFDQFD 5HY%UXFH.HPS%$670 )DOFRQH/DQH:LQFKHVWHU  Avonmore Fairgrounds. 6XQGD\6HSWHPEHU &KXUFK This event was founded 25 $0)DPLO\6HUYLFH 6XQGD\6HSWHPEHU ZLWK0XVLFDQG6XQGD\6FKRRO $0²:RUVKLS6HUYLFH  years ago by Volker and 6XQGD\6FKRRO /DVW6XQGD\HDFKPRQWK Inga Loos, originally from VWRQHVRXSOXQFKIROORZLQJVHUYLFH (YHU\RQH:HOFRPH Berlin, Germany, as a ³7REHDOLYLQJ&KXUFKXQLWHGLQRQH $SULO fundraiser for the FRQJUHJDWLRQUHDFKLQJRXWWR*RG¶VZRUOG´ Roxborough Agricultural $SULO Society (RAS). Money raised will go towards the hosting the 7KH8QLWHG&KXUFK Avonmore Fair and RI&DQDGD &+5,67&+85&+81,7(' maintenance of the &DVVHOPDQ6WUHHW&KHVWHUYLOOH fairgrounds. 3DVWRU'HEELH3RLULHU This fall tradition began, 1$7,216,'(  according to Volker, when 3(17(&267$/&+85&+ &KXUFK2I¿FH+RXUV 2IÀFH :HG )UL$030 the RAS was looking for 0DSOH5LGJH&HQWUH 6XQGD\6HSWHPEHU ways to use a new tent +Z\( $0±:RUVKLS6HUYLFH Celebrating Oktoberfest’s 25th anniversary 6XQGD\6FKRRODW$0 &+(67(59,//( purchased in the early From left, Roxborough Agricultural Society President Neil Robinson is pictured

Page 8 The Chesterville Record Wednesday, September 13, 2017 Loon with Lacombe Bell; and Reserve Main St. Stormont 4-H Clubs Champion – Terry Ennis with Hi-Tech Dee. On Mon., Sept. 4, the 4-H Dairy hold Achievement Achievement Day was held outside in the Clothing cattle ring with 31 members showing their Day at Stormont calves and showmanship abilities as Lorne Briscoe judged. The Championship expands Showmanship results were as follows: County Fair Grand Champion – Cassidy Smith with to a Carolyn Thompson Goddard Pinehaven Rox Carissa; Reserve Champion Record Correspondent Jasmine Uhr with Knonaudale Igg; NEWINGTON – Stormont County 4-H Jasmine Uhr with Knonaudale Igg – Grand second Dairy and Beef groups held their Champion in the Champion Calf division; Achievement Days during the Stormont and Reserve Champion – Aimee Van Loon County Fair over Labour Day weekend. A with Payneside O M Gee. location wet Sunday resulted in the CHESTERVILLE – 4-H Beef Show being With Gary Annable’s recent moved indoors into the retirement and store Agriculture Building on closing, Main St. Clothing Sept. 3, while the return of Company owner Lisa the sun the following day Williams took over the allowed the 4-H Dairy store officially on Fri., Show to be held outside in Sept. 1. Williams recalled the cattle ring. Annable had approached Lillian Smith, President her when she originally of the Stormont County 4-H opened three years ago and Rising high Association, told The planted the seed in her Main St. Clothing Company in Winchester owner Lisa mind. However, it was not Williams stands outside her now three-year-old store. Chesterville Record there until about six months ago Her second location is on the horizon as she began ren- were nine members of the that the wheels were put ovations immediately after taking ownership of Annable Stormont County 4-H who showed their calves, with into motion. Jewellery and Gifts’ location. Sawyer Helmer photo Williams hopes to open Mariah Wotton judging the the second location in The new location will Apparel. show. The results for the Annable’s old shop as well serve as William’s base of Williams will keep a Beef Show, as reported by as re-open her current operations as Main St. close eye on both stores in Smith were as follows: location during the first Clothing Company Ladies order to ensure things get Championship Fashions and Accessories, done the way she envisions. weekend in October. The Showmanship: Grand grand re-opening will while the current store will Williams was clearly Champion – Terry Ennis Champions at the Fair double as a three-year re-open as Main St. excited for the new step and From left, the Championship Showmanship Reserve anniversary celebration. Clothing Company Family eager to get started. with Hi-Tech Dee; Reserve Champion – Alex Stone Champion for the 4-H Dairy Show held at the with Day Rouge; Champion Stormont County Fair on Sept. 4 was Jasmine Uhr Heavy Calf results: Grand with Knonaudale Igg and Cassidy Smith with Champion – Aimee Van Pinehaven Rox Carissa won Grand Champion. Horse Thompson Goddard photo Pull at Stormont County Fair There was no shortage of spec- tators at the 2017 Heavy Horse Pull at the Stormont County Fair. Held inside the Agriculture Building due to wet ground Dairy participants conditions, the teams were raring to go and pull the heavy sleds. The 4-H Dairy Show was held at Stormont County Fair on Mon., Sept. 4, with 31 Thompson Goddard photo members participating in this event. Thompson Goddard photo Celebrating Canada’s Culture

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E-mail your For more sports go to sports information www.chestervillerecord.com to [email protected] THETHE Sports PAGESAGESS TOLL FREE: 1-866-307-3541 TEL: 613-448-2321 FAX: 613-448-3260 Rockets score 16 goals in two preseason games Jeff Moore when Bailey Norman slapped Rockets tied the game at 7:01 net from Tristan Staff at 6:18 Record Staff one to the back of the net as Marchand blasted one of the first period to take a 1-0 WINCHESTER — The from Jake Downey and Ben home from Norman and lead. The flood gates opened North Dundas Rockets began Medynski at 17:29. Just as it Medynski. for the Rockets after the first their 2017 NCJHL preseason looked as though the Rockets The Jets restored their lead goal as they scored five more with two games this past were going into the first when Roy scored his second first-period goals. weekend as they welcomed intermission with a two-goal of the game at 12:24 from Starting it off was Chris the South Grenville Rangers lead the Jets answered with Carriere and Gallant. The Marchand at 7:49 from on Saturday night and the just 32 seconds remaining as Rockets tried desperately to Brodie Barkley and Brad Metcalfe Jets on Sunday Nathan Bols popped one score the game-tying goal but Stitt, then Jacob Robinson at afternoon. home from Tyler Jodoin and the Jets held them off taking 10:07 from Marchand, Jets 6 Rockets 5 Martin Carriere. the game 6-5. followed by Dylan Nixon The North Dundas The Rockets took a 2-1 Suffering the loss in goal from Hallet and Bailey Rockets welcomed the lead into the intermission. were the tandem of Dawson Norman at 10:38, then Justin Metcalfe Jets to the Joel The Jets tied the game when Charlebois and Max Eves Lefebvre at 12:38 from Nixon Steele Community Centre in Phil Brunet scored from making 30 saves on 36 shots. and finally Ethan Gallant at Winchester on Sun., Sept. 10, William Lachapelle at 3:08 of Picking up the win in the Jets’ 17:56 unassisted. in the second game of the the second period. The Jets goal were Danik Gervais and The Rockets took a 6-0 NCJHL preseason. The took their first lead of the Nathan Noel making 38 saves lead into the first Rockets were coming off a game when Bols scored his on 43 shots. intermission. It didn’t get any one-sided affair against the second of the game from Rockets 11 Rangers 1 easier for the Rangers in the The North Dundas Rockets had two preseason games South Grenville Rangers in Tyler Jodoin and Jacob The North Dundas second period as the Rockets’ this past weekend as they welcomed the South their previous game the night Gregoire at 7:10. Rockets welcomed the South Marchand scored his second Grenville Rangers on Saturday night and the Metcalfe before. The Rockets tied the game Grenville Rangers to the Joel of the night from Curtis For the Jets it was their again when Justin Lefebvre Steele Community Centre in Barkley at 3:33. The Rockets Jets on Sunday afternoon. The Rockets’ sure-handed first preseason game of the scored from Tyson Sherrer at Winchester on Sat., Sept. 9, in made it 8-0 when Stitt scored returning forward Chris Marchand had a good week- season since moving to 13:07. The Jets retook the their first NCJHL pre-season his first goal as a Rocket at end scoring three goals and three helpers for six points Metcalfe from Embrun after lead with 3:02 remaining in game of 2017. The Rockets 10:17 from Aaron Turcotte. in two games. Another returning forward Shawn the Embrun Panthers moved the second period as dressed just six veterans they The Rockets lit the lamp Simms congratulates Marchand after scoring in last up to the CCHL2. The Sebastien Roy sniped one had on the roster last year. again at 15:01 as Gallant year’s semifinal against the Vankleek Hill Cougars. Panthers beat the Rockets in from Jacob Marley and took a The Rangers were playing scored his second unassisted Moore file photo the NCJHL final last spring 4-3 lead into the second in their first NCJHL game goal of the night taking a Edgely and Damon Brown on making 27 saves on 28 shots. so the Rockets were hoping intermission. after their Junior B team from commanding 9-0 lead into a power play to make it 10-1. The Rockets outshot the for a little retribution. The Jets made it 5-3 just Prescott was bought out by the second intermission. The The Rockets added a late goal Rangers 61-28. The Rockets opened the 2:03 into the third period as the ownership group of the Rockets made it 10-0 when with just 37 seconds Up next scoring when Dylan Nixon Cameron Gallant snapped Pembroke Lumber Kings of Robinson scored his second remaining as Stitt scored his The North Dundas blasted one home from Justin one home from David the CCHL and are now the of the night from Stitt and second from Marchand and Rockets to the Leo Boivin Lefebvre and Braden Van Manchisi. The Rockets Whitewater Kings playing Travis McInnis at 10:09 of Norman taking the game 11- Community Centre in Kessel on the power play at answered with a goal at 5:41 out of Cobden. the third period. 1. Prescott to take on the South 8:42 of the first period taking as Brad Stitt slid one home The Rockets got on the The Rangers finally hit the Splitting the win in the Grenville Rangers in the a 1-0 lead. from Chris Marchand and board first as Kage Hallet scoresheet at 15:06 as Kris Rockets’ goal were Dawson grudge match on Sat., Sept. The Rockets made it 2-0 Norman to make it 5-4. The slapped one to the back of the Laushway scored from Cole Charlebois and Max Eves 16 at 7:15 p.m. Panthers pick up three of four points in their first CCHL2 appearance Jeff Moore The Panthers took a convincing 5-1 lead Record Staff into the second intermission. The Panthers OTTAWA—The Embrun Panthers opened made it 6-1 when Noah Johnston blasted one their inaugural season in the CCHL2 at the home from Burke at 4:41 of the third period. Showcase in Ottawa on Saturday afternoon as Things got a little nasty on the ice in the they faced off against the Arnprior Packers. In rest of the third but the Panthers hung on for their second game of the showcase, the the 6-1 victory. Picking up the win in the Panthers took on the Westport Rideaus on Panthers’ goal was Jean Sebastien Gratton Sunday afternoon. making 36 saves on 37 shots. Panthers 6 Rideaus 1 Packers 4 Panthers 3 (SO) The Embrun Panthers travelled back to the The Embrun Panthers travelled to the Richcraft Sensplex in Ottawa for their second Richcraft Sensplex in Ottawa on Sat., Sept. 9, game of the 2017 CCHL2 Showcase as they for the 2017 CCHL2 Showcase to take on the took on the Westport Rideaus on Sun., Sept. Arnprior Packers in their first official game of 10. The Panthers went into the game after the franchise’s career. The Panthers went 2-2 The Embrun Panthers travelled to the Richcraft Sensplex in Ottawa for the 2017 picking up a single point in their first game in the preseason and the Packers sported a 1-3 CCHL2 Showcase on Sat., Sept. 9, to take on the Arnprior Packers. The Panthers’ against the Arnprior Packers in a game they record in their preseason. forward Marc Brosseau picks up the puck after their goalie Kyle Charette deflected should have really won but lost in a shootout. The Panthers opened the scoring on a nice the rebound as the Packers’ forward Bailey Hein was looking for the rebound. The Rideaus opened their Showcase deflection in front of the net by Nathan Panthers’ defensemen Sam Tremblay (left) and Justin Brennan (right) look on. The against the Richmond Royals but the game Brown on the power play from Tristan Packers went on to take the game in a shootout 4-3. was called after the first period due to an Whynot and Cody McLennan at 2:57. The Sawyer Helmer photo alarm going off in the building so the game Packers battled back to tie the game at 5:17. the net to take a 1-0 lead in the shootout. making 46 saves on 50 shots. The Panthers was postponed. The teams took the one-all draw into the The Packers’ second last shooter slipped outshot the Packers 57-50. The Rideaus opened the scoring at 12:18 first intermission. The Panthers retook the one home tying the shootout at a goal apiece. Up next but the Panthers recovered at 17:21 as lead at 5:58 of the second period when Mark The Panthers’ next shooter missed on his The Embrun Panthers welcome the Andrew Burke banged home a rebound from Morrison snapped one low stick side from attempt to take the lead but the Packers’ last Ottawa Canadians to the Palais des Sports on Jeremy Barrie. The teams took a one-all Marc Brosseau and Noah Haymes. shooter nailed the win. Fri., Sept. 15, for their home opener as 8 deadlock into the first intermission. The Panthers took a two-goal lead when The Panthers picked up their first point in p.m. The Panthers then play host to the The Panthers took their first lead of the Brosseau took a feed from Morrison from their first game in the CCHL2. Suffering the Carleton Place Canadians on Sun., Sept. 17, game when Frederik Lefeleche roofed one behind the net and wrapped it around the loss in the Panthers’ goal was Kyle Charette at 1:30 p.m. from Sam Wilson and Luigi Peloso at 12:16 Packers’ goalie at 9:42. The Panthers took a 3- of the second period. The Panthers made it 3- 1 lead into the second intermission. Cedar Glen Men’s Night longest drive on number 10 -Dillon Lapier; 1 when Justin Brennan slid one home after he The Packers got to within one at 5:33 on first low gross C -Harold Chalker 47; first found a puck just lying on the goal line from the power play and tied the game at 16:42. The results from Cedar Glen Men’s Night low net C - Don McMillan 37; closest to the Trystan Whynot on the power play at 16:08. Neither team could score before the end of on Thurs., Aug. 31, were: top: first low gross pin on number 18 - Lyle Schell; and first low The Panthers made it 4-1 when Nathan regulation so the game headed to a three-on- A - Kurtis Barkley 37; first low net A - Andy gross D - Kevin Osborne 52; Other winners Brown roofed a rebound from Justin Belanger three five-minute overtime period. Brown 33; closest to the pin on number 15 - were A/B skins: John MacPherson with a at 18:33. Before the buzzer went at the end of Both teams got six shots on goal in the Lonnie McIntosh; first low gross B - Billy three on four and Wayde Roles with a two on the second period the Panthers took a four- overtime but neither were able to score. The Dejong 38; first low net B - John McPherson nine; and C/D skins: Don McMillan with a goal lead when Burke scored his second of game headed to the dreaded shootout. The 31; second low gross B - Wayde Roles 39; four on two and six on seven. The 50/50 the game from Cody McLennen and Noah Panthers’ first shooter Brosseau scored on a second low net B - Andrew Byvelds 34; winner was Cory Esnard. Haymes with just 54 seconds remaining. nifty deke forehand-backhand to the back of September 13 Page 13_Layout 2 17-09-12 12:55 PM Page 1

Wednesday, September 13, 2017 The Sports Pages Page 13 Vikings score at will at CCHL2 Showcase Jeff Moore The Vikings took a 3-0 lead into the first Wings went 4-0 in their preseason. Record Staff intermission. The Canadians got on the The Vikings opened the scoring when OTTAWA—The Casselman Vikings board at 17:25 of the second period to close Ethan Wensink scored on a give and go began their defence of the CCHL2 the gap to two. The Vikings held on to the with Brady Cloutier at 13:59 of the first Championship at the 2017 CCHL2 3-1 lead heading into the second period. Also picking up a helper was Kyle Showcase in Ottawa on the weekend as intermission. Millett. The Vikings made it 2-0 when they opened against the Perth Blue Wings The Vikings’ Captain Sebastien Plate Sebastien Plante snapped one over the on Saturday afternoon and closed it out on scored on a beauty feed from Ryan Blue Wings’ tender at 16:43 from Olivier Sunday night as they were the visitors to Sabourin at 2:49 of the second period Brunet at 16:43. the Carleton Place Canadians. taking a 4-1 lead. The Canadians came right The Vikings took the 2-0 lead into the Vikings 7 Canadians 2 back with a goal at 4:09 to cut the deficit to first intermission. The Vikings made it 3-0 The Casselman Vikings travelled to two. when Brunet went top shelf from Ryan Ottawa for their second game of the 2017 Plante returned the favour as he fed the Sabourin and Plate at 3:33 of the second CCHL2 Showcase at the Richcraft Sensplex puck to Sabourin who went in on a partial period. Brunet scored his second of the on Sun., Sept. 10 to take on the new breakaway pulling the goalie across the game at 9:06 to give the Vikings a 4-0 Carleton Place Canadians.The Vikings were crease and sliding it five hole to give the lead from Tyler Somers. coming off a 5-0 shutout win over the Vikings a 5-2 lead. The Vikings made it 6-2 The Vikings took a 4-0 lead into the Perth Blue Wings in their previous game when Barr scored his second of the game second intermission. The Vikings made it The Casselman Vikings travelled to the and looked to remain undefeated at the from Brendan Doherty and Samuel Labre 5-0 just 2:25 into the third period as Richcraft Sensplex in Ottawa on Sat., event. at13:52. Carter Malette tucked one home from Sept. 9, to take on the Perth Blue Wings The Canadians were coming off their The Vikings made it 7-2 when Sabourin Evan Mantha and Ethan Wensink. The in the 2017 CCHL2 Showcase. Vikings’ first win in this edition of the franchise after scored his second of the game at 18:01 Vikings held off the Blue Wings’ offence forward Ethan Wensink scored the first beating the Winchester Hawks 5-1. The from Plante and Kyle Millett. The Vikings and took the game 5-0. goal of the season as they begin defence Vikings opened the scoring when Isaac Barr took the game 7-2 sweeping the CCHL2 The Vikings outshot the Blue Wings of their CCHL2 championship. The snapped one over top of the Canadians’ Showcase with two victories. Picking up 45-32. Picking up the win in the Vikings’ Vikings had 11 returning players to the goalie from Tyler Somers and Brady the win in the Vikings’ goal was Zachary goal was Tom Meyerhans stopping all 32 lineup on opening day and will be a Cloutier on the power play at 7:10 of the Paputakis making 21 saves on 23 shots. shots. force again this year as the drive for five first period taking a 1-0 lead. Vikings 5 Blue Wings 0 Up next (#D45) begins. Wensink and the Vikings The Vikings made it 2-0 when Joel Hunt The defending CCHL2 champions, the The Casselman Vikings welcome the shut out the Blue Wings 5-0 in their scored on a nice feed by Brendan Doherty Casselman Vikings travelled to the Richmond Royals to the J. R. Brisson opener. at 10:46. Cloutier also picked up an assist Richcraft Sensplex in Ottawa for the 2017 Complex on Thurs., Sept. 14, at 7:30 p.m. Moore file photo on the play. The Vikings took a three-goal CCHL2 Showcase as they took on the Perth lead when Yanick Dicaire went bar down at Blue Wings. The Vikings finished the Rocket Robyn’s review are so close, makes for some entertaining 18:11 from Carter Malette. preseason with a 3-2 record. The Blue hockey games. The Rockets opened their exhibition Until we get to that point I won’t have schedule with an 11-1 win over the South much to say, with the kids we have trying Hawks earn split at showcase Grenville Rangers expansion team. out this year, the local and personal As a management group, obviously we connections I have with all of them, I can Jeff Moore Urbisci slid a one-timer preseason with a 2-1 record were happy with the results, for that simply say that there are going to be some Record Staff from Brad Richardson and while the Canadians had a exhibition game we had 16 local kids in absolutely gut-wrenching decisions to OTTAWA — The Mitchell Robertson to take perfect 2-0 record in their the lineup and a great turnout in the make by next Saturday. Lenard, Nik, Winchester Hawks headed it 3-1. preseason. stands – the arena had a good Doug and I have been evaluating every to the 2017 CCHL2 The Hawks took the 3-1 It was the Canadians’ vibe Saturday night. possible scenario we can think of to make Showcase in Ottawa this lead into the second first game in the CCHL2 Sunday afternoon we played the as much room for everyone as possible. past weekend as they intermission. The Hawks’ after they had bought out Metcalfe Jets and lost 6 to 5. It was a Thanks to those who came out to played host to the Carleton defence held up pretty tight the Clarence Beavers at the solid effort by both clubs and a good support us this weekend, and the Place Canadians on in the third period plus their end of last season. The two hockey game. The Jets are going to have sponsors who have donated to the club so Saturday afternoon and goalie Brent Pledge- teams battled hard in the a pretty competitive hockey team this far. The support has been early and were the visitors Sunday Dickson was hot stopping opening frame but neither year, which is great for us given that they outstanding. night to the Perth Blue everything he faced. team could find the back of Wings. The Blue Wings pulled the net. Hawks 4 Blue Wings 1 their goalie at around the The Canadians outshot The Winchester Hawks two-minute mark of the the Hawks 13-7 in the first travelled back to the third period but that period but they took a 0-0 Another exciting Fireball Enduro Richcraft Sensplex in draw into the first Martin Bélanger To cap off 2017, the Super DIRTcar Big Ottawa on Sun., Set. 10, intermission. The Special to the Record Block Series will be in town on Sun., Sept. for their second game at Canadians opened the CORNWALL — The annual Fireball 17, to complete their remake event. Matt the CCHL2 Showcase. scoring at 4:39 of the Enduro was another great success at Sheppard has been the man to beat on the tour trying to erase the deficit created by his The Hawks dropped second period to take a Cornwall Motor Speedway on Sun., Sept.10, as the stands were packed and over 225 two-race absence earlier in the season, their first decision to the 1-0 lead. participants took part in the different races Sheppard has won six of the last seven Carleton Place The Canadians scheduled during the afternoon. events. The tour has a busy month of Canadians 5-1 as they dominated the Hawks Sandy Leduc won in the four cylinders September, travelling to Quebec this looked to shake that one scoring at 12:37, 13:07 ladies, Tyler Dawner won the four cylinders weekend and then to Brewerton, Mohawk off. and again at 13:24. The men, Nick Germain won the six cylinders and then Cornwall. Having a three-race The Blue Wings Hawks finally got on the men, Steve Depatie won the eight cylinders weekend, there is expected to be a great field suffered the same fate scoreboard as Griffin men, Sylvain Brady won the mini-van and of cars. Along with the 100-lap Modified, a when they were shut out Paterson slapped one Shawn Ray was the final winner of the 50-lap Sportsman and 35 laps for Pro-Stocks by the Casselman home from Justin afternoon in the second four cylinders race. will also be on the card. Vikings in their previous Campeau-Racince and game. The Hawks Neil Gummeson with opened the scoring when 1:42 on the clock. Ian Ogden snuck in off the backfired as the Hawks’ The Canadians took a 4- point and rifled one to the Randell scored his second 1 lead into the second top corner from Griffin of the game into the empty intermission. The Paterson and Kyle Kuenhi net with 1:49 showing on Canadians made it a 5-1 at 4:08 of the first period to the clock as the Hawks game at 8:37 of the third take a 1-0 lead. hung on to beat the Blue period. Suffering the loss in The Hawks took the 1-0 Wings 4-1 earning a split the Hawks’ goal was Conor lead into the first on the weekend. Lahey making 51 saves on intermission. The Hawks Picking up the win was 56 shots. made it 2-0 when Hunter Pledge Dickson making 64 Up next Randell sniped one from saves on 65 shots. The Winchester Hawks Evan Landry and Jordan Canadians 5 Hawks 1 welcome the Ottawa West Chagnon just 41 seconds The Winchester Hawks Golden Knights to the Joel into the second period. The travelled to the Richcraft Steele Community Centre Blue Wings got to within a Sensplex in Ottawa for the on Fri., Sept. 15, at 8:15 Brady wins Enduro goal at 15:16 but the Hawks 2017 CCHL2 Showcase as p.m. The Hawks then Vars resident Sylvain Brady won the Fireball Enduro at Cornwall Motor answered with a goal with they took on the Carleton welcome the Brockville Speedway behind the wheel of his “Nemo” mini-van. Brady has been racing 1:35 remaining in the Place Canadians. The Tikis on Sun., Sept. 17, at Enduros for 15 years and this is his first-ever victory. Lauwers photo middle frame as Anthony Hawks finished their 7:30 p.m. September 13 Page 14_Layout 2 17-09-12 10:34 AM Page 1

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Box 368, 7 King St., E-MAIL: Chesterville, Ont. [email protected] K0C 1H0 e Villager News TOLL FREE: 1-866-307-3541 TEL: 613-448-2321 FAX: 613-448-3260 Ottawa reneges on 60s Dance ambulance changes Fundraiser Candice Vetter EMBRUN – This Villager Staff Sat., Sept. 16, the RUSSELL – Rural municipalities surrounding Ottawa Embrun Community appear to be on the hook again after the City of Ottawa has Centre will be reneged on ambulance dispatch changes that were transformed back to the alleviating some of the pressures on rural services. 1960s. A huge Over the last two years, Emergency Medical Services fundraising dance with management in the counties of Prescott-Russell, Leeds local ‘60s band FOG and Grenville, Stormont Dundas and Glengarry, Lanark, (Five Old Guys), and and Renfrew have seen a spike in ambulance call volumes video jockey Doug coming from the City of Ottawa with the biggest increase Anthony playing ‘60s in the United Counties of Prescott-Russell. In 2008, the provincial government ended the Sports Dome donations keep coming videos between sets will On Tues., Sept. 5, the Russell 55+ Club donated $500 from their yearly proceeds requirement that municipalities pay for cross-boundary have the crowd rocking towards the Russell Township Sports Dome project. From left to right are Eileen services, but the directive that the closest ambulance must away to the best tunes Hamelin (Trip Coordinator), Frances Brind Amour (Greetings Coordinator), Denise respond, did not. The effect wasn’t felt, however, until the the decade had to offer. Parenteau (Treasurer), Sports Dome Fundraising Chair Doug Anthony and Michael existing reciprocal agreement between UCPR and Ottawa This fundraiser is one Charbonneau (President). of the last ones for the ran out in 2015 when Ottawa, took advantage of the Courtesy photo situation by significantly increasing its use of neighbours’ Russell Township Sports ambulances, without payment. It was only when rural Dome, set to open this chiefs sounded the alarm about leaving their own residents Pioneer Family December. So grab your unprotected that the province took another look. Fun Day 1960s costumes. As a result, the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care The first annual Pioneer Tickets are $15 at investigated the numbers of times neighbouring rural Family Fun Day was held Pronto in Russell or counties had to provide ambulance services to City on Sat., Sept. 9, in Pierre et Fils in Embrun residents. In March the MOHLTC made Russell. This fundraiser or $20 at the door. recommendations. This spring Ottawa Paramedic event for YouFeedThem Corporate tables are still Emergency and Protective Services Chief Peter Kelly helps support villagers in available (contact submitted a memorandum to Ottawa City Council saying Yogo, Kenya. Crystal Anthony at 613-445- the City’s ambulance service will respect the Vogel of CV’s 6483/kindoug27@gmail recommendations. Performance Horse pro- .com). Doors open at After more talks the new chief of the Ottawa vided horse rides for 7:30 p.m., dance starts Paramedic Emergency and Protective Services, Myles attendees, including this at 8:00 p.m. Cassidy, presented a proposed agreement to the City’s 80-year-old woman who neighbours. According to that agreement the City would was excited to declare she had finally ridden a horse. cover cross-border deployment of paramedic services The Pioneer Family Fun Day was hosted by from neighbouring counties, and rural counties’ YouFeedThem team members Sylvain and Jill paramedics would only respond to the most crucial Ottawa Guindon, at their farm south of Russell. Guests were calls, such as when a patient was in cardiac arrest or encouraged to wear pioneer-style clothing. There was unconscious, and if there were a major emergency Ottawa a great meal, live music, games, races, contests, wagon would request backup by calling the other services and pony rides, face painting and more. directly. It would then be the other services’ decisions Vogel photo regarding whether or not they had sufficient resources to assist. Municipalities brought the agreement to their elected officials. In Renfrew County, it was voted on Wed., Aug. 30. But on Thurs., Aug. 31 the City dropped a bombshell, 2ELWXDU\ 2ELWXDU\ when Anthony Di Monte, Ottawa’s general manager of Emergency and Protective Services, announced to City Council that his department will not honour the agreement. EAL;@=DD$ Renfrew County Chief Mike Nolan stated he did not :GGL@$@gddq know about the announcement by Di Monte until he was EYj_Yj]l :ggl`! dgja\Y hj]nagmkdqg^l`]Kgml`EgmflYafYj]Y! @gddqoYkl`]f]ogof]jg^CadeYjfg[cGj[`Yj\Yf\Ydj]Y\qogjcaf_lgoYj\k Renfrew Chief Nolan questioned why ambulances oYkcfgof^gj`]jcaf\f]kkYf\[gehYkkagfYl][Yj]afZjaf_af_f]oda^] []jla^qaf_YkYfgj_Yfa[gj[`Yj\&Ljm]lg`]j[`YjY[l]j$k`]dYnak`]\[Yj]Yf\ aren’t stationed permanently in the outer wards of the City aflgl`akogjd\YkY`a_`dqkcadd]\dYZgmjYf\\]dan]jqj]_akl]j]\fmjk] Yll]flagfgfl`]Yhhd]kafgj\]jlghjg\m[]Y`]Ydl`q[jghg^fmljalagmk$lYklq instead of all being close to downtown, and Prescott- Yf\dY[lYlagf[gfkmdlYflYl@a_`dYf\kJ]_agfYdE]\a[Yd;]flj]$>dgja\Y& ^jmal&@]jYhhd]kYj]bmklYlYf_aZd]j]eaf\]jg^`]jfmjlmjaf_d]_Y[ql`Yloadd Russell EMS Chief Michel Chretien was quoted in The @go]n]j$EYj_Yj]lkZa__]klhja\]Yf\bgqo]j]`]j[`ad\j]fYf\ ]f\mj]oal``]j^YeadqYf\^ja]f\k^gj]n]j&K`]oYk^mf$`YhhqYf\j]daYZd]% _jYf\[`ad\j]f&K`]oYkl`]egklogf\]j^mdYf\dgnaf_EgeYf\FYfY Yjg[c^gjeYfqh]ghd]&@]jaf[j]\aZd]Yf\f]n]j]f\af_dgn]g^`]jfa][]kYf\ Ottawa Citizen as saying their complaints were, “not f]h`]ok[gfljaZml]\ka_faÚ[Yfldqlgl`]o]dd%Z]af_g^l`]]flaj]^Yeadq&K`]oadd gamesmanship for us.” Both Nolan and Chretien have said g^<]]<]] Kl]n]f!:]cc]jkYf\l`]aj[`ad\j]fJY[`]d$9eq$gf\dq away rather than in the outlying wards. Many Ottawa oal`gml`]jafgmjdan]k& j]e]eZ]j]\ZqMf[d]EYjcgmf\Ylagf& >gjl`gk]oak`af_$\gfYlagfkafE]egjqg^@gddqeYqZ]eY\]lg;`ad\j]fk@gkhalYd originator of this agreement,” he said on CBC radio. 9jjYf_]e]flk]fljmkl]\lgl`]:q]jk>mf]jYd@ge]$Kgml`EgmflYaf g^=Ykl]jfGflYjag ;@=G!>gmf\Ylagf&9jjYf_]e]flk]fljmkl]\lgl`]:q]jk>mf]jYd “Frankly I wonder what’s fallen off the wagon for that .)+%101%+0+.!&Gfdaf][gf\gd]f[]keYqZ]eY\]Yl @ge]$Kgml`EgmflYaf .)+%101%+0+.!&Gfdaf][gf\gd]f[]keYqZ]eY\]Yl ooo&Zq]jk^mf]jYd`ge]af[&[ge agreement to be tossed aside.” ooo&Zq]jk^mf]jYd`ge]af[&[ge Page 16 The Villager September 13, 2017

photographers, crafters, award. Henry Staal and Russell horticulturalists and cooks. Tony Baas won the Hank A few results were Staal award with highest immediately available, points for corn. In Fair 2017 including Flowers – Junior, Vegetables most points Continued from the front with top points going to went to Nancy Cumming, groups, directors and local Veronica Ion, Seth Stapper, second to Doris Schoeni residents. It supports Sarah Cumming and Jesse and in Junior Vegetable agriculture, 4-H, local Stapper. Brian Groot- most points went to Sarah vendors, horse, cattle and Lipman and John Hickling Cumming. First and second livestock clubs, as well as tied for most points in the in Soy pods were Tony Baas budding artists, Keith Dugdale Field Crops and Rudy Schoeni.

Oh Canada The Handcrafts division was well represented with submissions for knitting, lace, quilting, photography and art, often with a Canada 150 theme. Vetter photo

Elite hunters Cole from GFL Environmental Inc. showed students the six-year- old Harris Hawk, Andie, at the Russell Fair Education day on Fri., Sept. 8. The pair have worked together for a year and a half to keep seagulls away from the land- fill site. Cole explained his role is PLEASE JOIN ME FOR MY to patrol the site with Andie and when birds are found onsite, Andie OPEN HOUSE begins her hunt. 202 STANLEY CRES., RUSSELL Sawyer Helmer photo SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH FROM 2 - 4 P.M.

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