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New Life for Old Schools Have Been, Or Might Be, Converted Into by Matthew Uhrig Press Staff a Different Type of Facility BONELESS SKINLESS Chicken Breasts WINCHESTER $2.99 lb. $6.59 kg ‘OVER 25 YEARS SERVING THE AREA’ Closed New Year’s Day Jan. 1, 2011 - Happy New Year! BRUCE R. KERR Insurance & Investments ANDY’S 456 Main St. East P ESS Winchester 613-774-2456 Mon.-Fri. 8 am-9 pm; Sat.-Sun. 8 am-8 pm 1-866-697-2456 MAIN STREET, WINCHESTER PM40034447 gst www.brucekerrinsinv.com 613-774-2125 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2010 VOL. 122 NO. 32 ~ WINCHESTER, ONT. ~ $1 included Stampville Centre building sold New life for old schools have been, or might be, converted into by Matthew Uhrig Press staff a different type of facility. The former Dixons Corners school WILLIAMSBURG — Declining en- sat abandoned for a number of years. rolment has forced the closure of sev- It was purchased by a group of local eral schools in Dundas County, but entrepreneurs this year. It is now home some of the buildings are getting a new to a community centre. lease on life. Inkerman’s Hendricks Seeds pur- The most recent is the former Stam- chased the hamlet’s former school pville school property on County Road building, with the aim of establishing 16 west of Morrisburg. The building a research facility inside. was closed as an educational facility Morewood-area resident Jacques some years ago, but continued to serve Thibault scooped up that village’s for- as a community centre until this past mer school. Thibault plans to develop June. At that time, Township of South a 10-unit apartment complex, and pos- Dundas council declared the munici- sibly a daycare facility in the future. pally owned structure to be surplus. (The plans are tentative at this point, The new proprietor wants to rede- with a public meeting to discuss the velop the Stampville site to allow for a proposal expected to be scheduled for living unit, carpentry shop, and acces- some time in the near future.) sory apartment. There are also plans in A fifth school being considered for the works to convert the former gym- redevelopment is the old Morrisburg nasium into a daycare. Nothing is offi- High School. Discussions between cial yet, however. South Dundas personnel and staff at the St. Lawrence Medical Clinic are The night is alight Old schools, new beginnings ongoing. Kathryn Johnson (right) and Sarah Churchill (centre) navigated the ice pad at Morrisburg’s Upper Canada The Stampville site is just one of Village with their pals on Mon., Dec. 27. The North Dundas District High School students took advantage many former school buildings that • see SCHOOLS on next page of their holiday break to attend Alight at Night. The winter extravaganza celebrated its 10th anniversary this year. The festival ends this Saturday (Jan. 1). Press Photo — Smith-Millar THE YEAR IN REVIEW Deputy warden to be named in January It’s our last publication of 2010, which means it’s time for the Winchester Press’ Township of South Dundas ment for Byvelds, as he will also annual year-in-review edition. by Matthew Uhrig Check out our synopsis of top stories and Press staff Mayor Robert Gillard, who receive $20,000 yearly for being served as the counties’ deputy- mayor of the Township of South events, starting on page 6. CORNWALL — The next warden for the past year-long Dundas.) deputy-warden for the United term. Gillard was defeated by Each councillor serving on Counties of Stormont, Dundas, Jim Locke in his bid for re-elec- counties council will receive and Glengarry (SD&G) council is tion as South Dundas’ deputy- $10,000 annually, up from the expected to be named in January. mayor during the Mon., Oct. 25 previous rate of $8,515. At this time, only Ian municipal election. The second South Dundas rep- MacLeod, deputy-mayor for the Each mayor and deputy- resentative at counties council, Township of South Glengarry, mayor from the six townships Jim Locke, will be paid the coun- and Bill McGimpsey, deputy- within SD&G form the upper cillor’s rate, while also taking mayor for the Township of North level of local government. home $14,300 as the municipal- Stormont, have expressed inter- ity’s newly appointed deputy- est in the position. Remuneration increased mayor. (The same rate will also The two gave brief speeches In other counties council be paid to North Dundas’ counties about their desire to fill the posi- news, each member will soon be council representatives — Eric tion during the most recent coun- receiving a pay increase. Duncan and Gerry Boyce.) ties council meeting on Mon., Warden Steven Byvelds will The initial bylaw for the Dec. 20. be paid an annual salary of changes was passed by counties Once appointed, the success- $27,000 per year, up from council in October, but was revis- ful applicant will replace former $19,159. (This is a second pay- ited at the Dec. 20 meeting. STORE HOURS: SUNDAY 9AM TO 6PM MONDAY TO THURSDAY 8AM TO 9PM FRIDAY 8AM TO 11PM SATURDAY 8AM TO 6PM BONELESS CHRISTIE - 250 G FRUIT STICKS CAMPBELL’S PEPSI, LIPTON, BRISK, CHAPMAN’S PORK SIRLOIN SNACK CRACKERS PKG. 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A helping hand return to Chesterville Meanwhile, the Winches- Winchester’s Rideau Auctions throughout the weekend of ter Junior “B” Hawks are ex- has made a donation to assist Fri., Jan. 28 to Sun., Jan. 30. pected to leave the nest for a 13-year-old boy who Planned events include a one night only, playing their contracted a serious disease community breakfast, out- Jan. 28 game at the Chester- this year. As a result of door snowshoeing, public ville Arena, instead of their Meningococcemia meningitis, and the effect it had on his skating, and a three-on-three usual haunt in Winchester. skin, both the boy’s legs were hockey tournament. For more information, con- amputated below the knees. Staples such as the Carni- tact Shelley McLeod (613- The $7,200 will go toward val Queen and Snowflake 448-1580) or Tanya Van- medical expenses, as well as Prince and Princess competi- Oers (613-774-7049). the future purchase of tion will also be returning. Watch future editions of wheelchairs and prosthetics. New to the event this year the Winchester Press as the Auction house employee Kim Pilon, a relative of the teen, is the Dora and Diego dance event approaches. accepted the cheque on behalf of the family from Hunter McCaig, owner of Rideau Auctions. POLICE BLOTTER Press Photo — Uhrig Cocaine, marijuana seized EMBRUN — On Thurs., Dec. 23, members of the Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau - Drug Enforcement Unit, Project Paradigm, OPP Emergency Response Team, OPP Canine Unit, and the Russell County OPP pulled over a vehicle on Come Spend The Winter Highway 417 in Nation Township. The stop resulted in the seizure of a significant amount of cocaine. In total, police seized approximately 18 ounces of cocaine, as well as marijuana, cash, and weigh scales. With Us! The projected street value of the drugs is estimated at ap- proximately $40,000. Ottawa residents Mohammed Abdulla Ismail, 27, and Faisal Abdi Mahamud, 28, are charged with one count each of possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking and possession of marijuana. They were both later released on a promise to appear and undertaking given to an officer in charge. They are scheduled to appear in L’Original court on Wed., Feb. 16. Spit and pee, to court for me MARIONVILLE — On Thurs., Dec. 23 at about 6 pm, Stor- mont, Dundas, and Glengarry (SD&G) OPP officers re- sponded to a report of a disturbance at a residence on Marionville Road. The investigation revealed a man had attended the residence requesting assistance in getting his vehicle out of a nearby ditch. While speaking to the residents of the home, he brandished a r pocket knife and uttered threats to cause bodily harm. Police Wishi Yea arrived and arrested the man. No injuries resulted. While en ng you a Happy, Healthy & Safe New route to the detachment for processing, the accused spat towards on the officers, according to police. Once at the detachment, he behalf of everyone at the Garden Villa urinated on the cell floor. James Farren, 46, of Metcalfe has been charged with pos- session of a weapon for dangerous purpose, carrying a con- cealed weapon, mischief, uttering threats, and failing to Winter Accommodations @ $61/Day comply with conditions of a recognizance. He was held in custody, pending a court appearance in Your stay includes: Fully furnished suites, all meals, housekeeping and activities. Cornwall. *Based on single occupancy, some conditions and taxes may apply. Tobacco bust KEMPTVILLE — On Thurs., Dec. 23, members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s Customs and Excise Section — along with officers from the Leeds-Grenville OPP — inter- cepted a pickup truck on County Road 43. 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