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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.

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AECOM Canada as the project’s engineer. “This is an important issue for us,” said CAO Stephen Mc- The firm will work in tandem with the Ontario Clean Donald. “It has not been forgotten.” Water Agency (OCWA), the company selected as project Heavy rainfall in September caused many homes in Mor- manager. risburg, Iroquois, and Williamsburg to be overcome by excess The cost of the addition is $18 million, which is being paid for by two $9-million funding grants — one from the Ontario water. For some homeowners, this was not the first time. Starting fresh Since then, township staff have been working to determine government, and the other from the feds. The former Stampville Centre, seen here in a file photo, what remedies may be available to assist with the problem, may soon be repurposed as a residential unit, among other McDonald said. Move starting date proposals. Once a school building, the former educational The municipality’s underground infrastructure is being South Dundas politicians want to see new councils get facility is one of a number of buildings of its kind being re- monitored, and may be im- down to business as soon as developed. Press Photo — Uhrig proved if necessary, while possible after elections. funding for any work might There was a two-month be made available through Council notes from gap between the October the province’s Ontario election and South Dundas’ Schools getting Small Waterworks Assis- first meeting. Council was tance Program. South Dundas only sworn in on Tues., Dec. “This is an important proj- 7. new lease on life ect we all kept in mind,” said “It is a long time,” said • continued from page 1 Mayor Steven Byvelds. “It’s going to be a slow process, but Deputy-Mayor Jim Locke. “I think moving it forward would we’ll keep the fire burning.” be advantageous.” Both parties are working toward repurposing the for- The politicians also supported a resolution from the Mu- mer educational facility. The three-storey building Habitat house delayed nicipality of Central Elgin calling for the change. would allow for a larger, more accessible space than the medical facility currently occupies. As well, it is Although it was planned for 2010, the Habitat for Human- possible that the municipality would move its head- ity Seaway Valley chapter’s home in Williamsburg will not Moving money quarters to one floor of the redeveloped facility. be constructed until the spring of 2011. Councillors passed three separate reports from Shannon Slow home builds in neighbouring municipalities are Geraghty, South Dundas treasurer. Redevelopment pending the cause for the delay, according to Habitat representa- First, the politicians agreed to move all year-end surplus During the most recent South Dundas council meet- tives. funds to reserve coffers, and then approved $66,807 in tax ing on Tues., Dec. 21, a public meeting was held to dis- The township donated land in the Schell Street subdivi- write-offs for 2010. (The total comes from the cancellation, cuss the proposed rezoning of the Stampville site. sion, which is scheduled to become the home of the White reduction, or refund of taxes.) Currently, the building and its property are considered family (Troy, Amy, Jacob, Savannah, and Sophia). As well, council passed $54,934 in budget amend- institutional, but would need a zoning classification as Also, South Dundas will cover the costs of the $430 build- ments for the year. This money went toward projects not a residential hamlet to proceed with plans. ing permit for the home. slotted into the 2010 budget, such as refurbishment of Many neighbours have applauded the redevelop- Earl Baker Park, parking curbs at the Iroquois Plaza, and ment of the old building, but are raising concerns about Fire chief coming soon? more. one of the planned additions. The owner hopes to heat According to Byvelds, the hiring of a new full-time fire the old school with an outdoor furnace, an idea that chief to oversee the amalgamated Township of South Dundas Committee appointments doesn’t sit well with nearby residents. (As part of the Fire Department is “closer than many may think.” Byvelds will be returning to his seat as South Dundas’ rep- rezoning, the purchaser would like to position the fur- Those were his comments during the annual reports resentative on the South Nation Conservation board of direc- nace 60 metres from the building, instead of the usual provided by the current chiefs of the municipality’s three tors. 100 metres typically required in South Dundas. The fire detachments — Morrisburg, Williamsburg, and Iro- This was just one of the major appointments made during closer it is, the lower the cost would be to pipe heat into quois. the Dec. 21 council meeting. the facility.) Each chief came with an update for the year, as well as re- Councillors Evonne Delegarde and Jim Graham, along In a letter forwarded to township councillors, a quests for the purchase of new equipment. with Byvelds, will sit on the township’s economic develop- number of residents noted that the smoke from the out- Council stopped short of earmarking any financial support ment board, while Graham will also return to his post on the door furnace is of significant concern, rather than sim- for either station because the new chief will be expected to Morrisburg Business Improvement Area (BIA)’s board. Del- ply a nuisance. Young children and seniors live in the standardize equipment between the three, and decide what is egarde was selected to replace Graham on the South Dundas area. Some have acute allergies and asthma, the letter needed. Chamber of Commerce’s board. reads. Meanwhile, Bill Ewing was appointed as the new deputy- Locke will sit on the provincial offences board. At the moment, council has planned to return to the chief of the Iroquois detachment, replacing Jay Merkley, who Other minor committee positions were also filled during issue at its next meeting on Tues., Jan. 18. died of a heart attack in April. the meeting.

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GALE REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 4 The Winchester Press Wednesday, December 29, 2010 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Many secrets buried in Hill 70’s mysteries The Editor: made up with in heart and Villers Station Cemetery, Pas In the past weeks, we have determination. It is supposed de Calais, France. His mother witnessed the death of another they never dreamed that never saw the opening cere - of our fine young overseas what they had created in mony that honoured and com - soldiers, just two days short of their hearts and by hand memorated his death on Nov. his birthday and days short of would be threatened in years 12, 1925. Christmas. Not that his pass - to come. Kim McInnis ing will ever be forgotten by Harry Carson is buried in South Mountain his loved ones; however, the holidays, a time of joy for most, will be forever filled with grief for this family. His family can take some Dream big, dream comfort in the fact that his re - mains have been repatriated. together: reader The Mountain Memorial Park’s Battle of Hill 70 memorial This was not the case in the (above), with a commemorative stone that was added to first two world wars, when The Editor: to the shared story. the site in 2009 (right). Press Photos — Smith-Millar transportation methods and The first meeting of our new Since council approved the sheer numbers of dead Township of North Dundas the Lions Club proposal, at made it impossible for loved council identified a prob - this point, the 4C (Con - ones to say goodbye in the lem. cerned Citizens’ Commu - Editor’s backgrounder: Hill 70 way that they were accus - We saw the beautiful pro - nity Committee) hereby tomed to. The last goodbye posal by the Mountain Lions petitions council to gently his week, we have two letters re - (two stones and a German machine gun) that they would carry in their Club to renovate the Hill 70 ask the Lions to not brick hearts and remember forever garding a controversial restora - will be incorporated. Some opposing monument actually divide the hill. tion project. residents wish for the new structure to would have taken place at a our community. Let the kids continue to T The Mountain and District Lions be built to the side. The North Dundas train siding or on their It was not pretty. play and imagine they are doorstep as that young son Club has designed a state-of-the-art History Stewards, for one, have ex - If the process of obtaining there in 1917 with our sol - monument to upgrade the existing Bat - pressed concerns about altering the ex - and often husband set off to council approval had in - diers, and then lay on their preserve King/Queen and tle of Hill 70 memorial, located in the isting historical site. cluded elements of general backs atop the grassy knoll to village’s park. The World War One me - Despite the lack of consensus, the Country. Some would spend public involvement — gar - dream. their lives hoping that their morial was created in the 1920s. Mys - Township of North Dundas council ap - nering information and ideas Could the Lions expand tery shrouds the site. Today, little is proved the Lions’ plans at a Tues., Dec. loved one would once more — the outcome would have their vision to include using step down from a train. known about why Mountain-area resi - 14 meeting. The letters this week are been real community build - the renovation to build, after dents of the day chose to honour casu - from two people who sat in the audi - Henry Johnson Carson ing. roughly 80 years, on the orig - (Harry to his friends) grew up alties of that particular battle — or what ence that night. The first is Kim McIn - The simplicity of the orig - inal design? motivated them to design it as they did. nis, a member of the North Dundas in Mountain. The son of inal 1920s vision was true The heart of that dream Henry E. and Mary Hoy, he The Lions have collected about History Stewards (it should be noted genius. The natural hill, with was a memorial park, not just $30,000 in cash and fundraising that she wrote the letter independently, was the fifth child of eight a captured enemy machine a monument. children. pledges. They are pursuing a Veterans not on behalf of her organization). The gun, stimulated our kids’ With future open public Affairs Canada grant to subsidize the second submission is from Peter Following in his father’s imaginations as they played input, real community build - footsteps, he was a blacksmith initiative, too. Breaks, who has written in as chair of on the monument. ing would be possible. The Lions’ design is controversial the Concerned Citizens’ Community by trade, and the two worked As their resultant ques - Will anybody second our side by side in his father’s partly because it will alter an existing Committee (4Cs), which he defines as tions were answered, the proposed motion? memorial. The new monument will be a group seeking community vision in shop. On March 18, 1916, story of local boys captur - Again we say, maybe vi - Carson stepped into the re - built directly on top of the Hill 70 North Dundas. ing the gun in 1917 became sion requires imagination. mound, although the existing elements - A.S.M. cruiting office in Kemptville living history. A new gener - P.J. Breaks and joined the Canadian ation was added as witness Mountain Over-Seas Expeditionary q Force, and was sent to train at Barriefield that following summer. He then left for Eng - land and was consequently shipped to France on May 25 Seaway Valley NOR-DUN SENIORS CENTRE of 1917. 517A Albert Street, Box 822, Winchester, Ontario, K0C 2K0 A member of the 38th Bat - Pharmacy 613-774-6109 • Fax 613-774-0648 talion Ottawa Royal Regi - ment, by August 25 1917, 507 Main Street, Winchester CHESTERVILLE LAPRADE CENTRE • SOUTH MOUNTAIN AGRICULTURAL HALL 613-774-2633 WINCHESTER NOR-DUN CENTRE P.O. 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“Mix and mingle in the jinglin’ beat!” School Christmas concerts and assemblies continued throughout the local region, right up until the holiday break. Here are a few pictures from some of them, continued from last week’s Winchester Press. Far right: Nationview Public School hosted two concerts this year. Pictured here is Mackenzie Franklin at the assembly on Tues., Dec. 21. Press Photo — Smith-Millar Right: Ava Shelaga (left), Victoria Coleman, and Michael Droogh at the concert the Wednesday prior.

Left: Ashley Johnson (left) and Dana Rodie are pictured here at Above: NDDHS teacher Mike Maple Ridge Deighton kicked off a skit Senior Public about the day a co-op School’s placement became available assembly on at the North Pole. Thurs., Dec. 23. Right: Emily Rose and Andrew Jurgens performed “Yesterday” by the Beatles at the secondary school. Press Photos — Smith-Millar

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As a new year There’s no better time to comes waltzing in, offer you our best wishes For our many patrons and friends near and far, we’d like to step in We hope that wherever you go, whatever you do, for a happy and prosperous with our thanks to The New Year makes all your dreams come true. future. Thank you for spending time with us this you for giving us past year. so much to Kimberley celebrate. Smith LANNIN Box 298, 14 Alyssa Crescent Morewood, ON, K0A 2R0

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• Allison Fawcett and his son, David, were January announced as winners of the Master Breeder Shield February from Holstein Canada this month. The father-son • Berwick couple Randy and Amanda Nugent duo work out of the home farm on Fawcett Road • Following the devastating Tues., Jan. 12 welcomed their new baby daughter, Taylor Arlene, south of Winchester. It was the second win for earthquake in Haiti, local initiatives were sprouting into the world at 11:10 pm on Sat., Jan. 2. The little Allison, who had also been honoured with a shield in up across the region to send funds to help the one was the first baby born in 2010 at Winchester 1975. country’s residents. District Memorial Hospital (WDMH). For the Nugents, Taylor became their second child, and little • Nationview Public School in South Mountain was • Local farmers Dwayne Acres and Vera Mitchell sister to Logan. one of 600 educational institutions selected to begin were named as two of 2010’s inductees into the offering full-day Kindergarten in September 2010. Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame. • Armed guards were soon stationed at three of the City of Ottawa’s rural library branches after a vicious • Skip Daniel Lillico and teammates — Alex • The McIntosh apple and its history in Dundela sexual assault at the city’s Metcalfe location. A male Jordan, Kyle Burghout, and Mark Stegeman — from became the selected topic of a Toronto-based youth attacked the female librarian the Winchester Curling Club won the Ontario documentary crew looking to create a just before closing. The Ottawa Curling Association Bantam Boys – Region 1 series of short films for Television Police Service officer who attended championship. Ontario (TVO). the scene was Const. Eric Czapnik. • The North Dundas District High The incident proved to be his last School (NDDHS) senior boys’ call, as he was stabbed to death basketball team captured the hours later outside the Ottawa Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry Hospital — Civic Campus. (SD&G) championship gold medal • The two teenage brothers this month. It was the school’s third charged with assaulting a tri-county win, but first victory linesman and referee during a since 2003. hockey game at the Winchester • Residents in Osgoode Ward Arena in 2008 were found were voicing their concerns this guilty this month. A sentencing month about the increase of date was set for April 2010. coyote sightings in and around (In April, the brothers the village. The vermin were received community service.) spotted on the streets of Greely • Employees at and Osgoode, and in portions Winchester’s DriveTest of southern Ottawa. Centre were back to work • The Morrisburg Waste after a nearly five-month Water Treatment Plant strike, which halted officially opened. thousands of driving tests across the province. Job security, wages, and benefits were some of the sources of conflict between workers and their employer. • continued on page 7

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• The Dundas County Food Bank (DCFB) was • Old WDMH medical equipment was en route to thankful this month for an increased number of the Caribbean nation of St. Lucia. Dr. Patricia donations that allowed the organization to continue Moussette spearheaded the project to send the helping the hungry, after the DCFB exhausted its unneeded technology and office furniture to the yearly food budget. island country after a hospital was destroyed by fire. • The Winchester Junior “B” Hawks were eliminated in four straight games by the Casselman • The Eastern Thunder captured the gold Vikings in the semi-final round of the Eastern medal at the 2010 National Juvenile Girls Ontario Junior Hockey League St. Lawrence Broomball Championships in Balgonie, Sask. Division playoffs. • The ground was officially broken for the • The Fraser Institute released its annual rankings new water line project connecting the water of Ontario’s elementary schools, and Winchester lines of Winchester and Chesterville. Public placed 438th out of a total of 2,742 schools. • Plans to bring a flea market to • The NDDHS Devils boys’ hockey team captured Winchester’s old hydro yards were put on hold the SD&G “AA” high school hockey championship due to soil contamination at the property. title after defeating the Holy Trinity Falcons and the Opposition had also risen amongst residents. Char-Lan Crusaders. • WDMH nurse Linda Johnson was honoured • The Interfaith Social Assistance Reform Coalition with a Human Touch Award from Cancer Care (ISARC), an initiative working toward assessing Ontario. The honor was bestowed upon Johnson for government policy’s impact on poverty throughout her long-time care and dedication to her profession. Ontario, scheduled a social audit of Dundas County. The committee selected the House of Lazarus as the • Inkerman’s Slater Koekkoek helped lead his meeting location. Notre Dame Hounds hockey team to the gold medal at the 2010 Telus Cup. Koekkoek was also named the • Chesterville resident Stewart Pringle was tournament’s Top Defenceman and the winner of the selected as a 2010 recipient of a Medal of Telus Most Valuable Player/Telus Scholarship worth Bravery from the Governor General of Canada. $1,000. Pringle was honoured for risking his life in an attempt to save a woman from a burning house in the village in 2005. • continued on page 8

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• NDDHS grad and Ottawa Senators player Matt • Giant hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum) July Carkner brought more than $9,000 in hockey was making headlines in publications across Canada, equipment to Winchester in support of the North including the Winchester Press. The invasive species’ • Osgoode Ward was in shock after a local RCMP Dundas Minor Hockey Association. sap can cause burns and blisters when it makes officer’s death in the Yukon. Officials later confirmed contact with human skin that is subsequently exposed Michael Potvin was not wearing a life jacket when his to the sun. boat capsized. • The former Flynn Hotel • The Mountain and in Chesterville met its District Lions Club demise on Tues., July 20 announced its plans to when the condemned improve the Battle of Hill 70 structure was taken down. site in Mountain. The First World War memorial — located in the village’s community park — was created August in the 1920s and commemorates a bloody 1917 military effort in • Dairyfest kicked off on Lens, France. Later in 2010, a Thurs., Aug. 5. Close to being group called the North Dundas cancelled due to lack of History Stewards would raise volunteer support in 2009, the concerns that the Lions’ proposed event returned in full force this changes could compromise the year. The first-ever Milk and original site. The Lions’ plan would Mallets Festival attracted stone ultimately be approved by council carvers to Dairyfest, too. in December, however. • Upper Canada Village • Morrisburg celebrated Old unveiled its new miniature train, Home Week to mark the village’s named Moccasin. 150th anniversary. • The Winchester Junior “B” • Miss Teen Ontario and NDDHS Hawks opened what would turn student Alicia Angus represented her out to be a successful training community at the Miss Teen Canada- camp. World competition. She experienced many successes there, including a top- five finish. • continued on page 10

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GOOD CHEER IN THE NEW YEAR As people everywhere join together to welcome the brand new year, we hope that the coming days bring Everything’s set in anticipation Here’s to a truly you much happiness and Of the upcoming celebration spectacular success. But one thing that’s left to do ... 2011. Is send best wishes to all of you Thanks for all your support Without your help we wouldn’t be here We’re so glad in 2010 and best wishes So here’s to you and a Happy New Year! you brightened in 2011. our year. St. Albert Doug Thompson Councillor Cooperative Cheese Inc. Osgoode Ward

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• Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper made August a stop at Stanley’s Olde Maple Lane farm in Edwards on Tues., Sept. 14. • continued from page 9 • Crowds flocked to the Chesterville waterfront’s • The father-daughter team of David and Mercedes official opening on Thurs., Aug. 26. van Noppen returned from a mission trip to earthquake-ravaged Haiti. • Upper Canada Motors in Morrisburg emerged victorious following a legal battle to remain open as a • The GM dealer. Garden Villa • “Elvis” (Michael John) was among the performers Retirement at Gospelfest 2010, which took place during the final Residence in weekend of August. Chesterville celebrated its official opening on September Sun., Sept. 19. The event enjoyed a major • Friends, family, and co-workers were in shock turnout and after the Thurs., Sept. 9 death of Alex Hayes in a support from the cycling accident. The teen was killed while biking community. home from his job at a grocery store. Police arrested Samira Mohamed Daoud that same night for drunk • A 7-6 victory driving in connection with another incident. She later over the pleaded guilty to the fatal hit and run, among other Akwesasne Wolves charges. opened up the hockey exhibition • Lifetime volunteer Joel Steele won the Township season for the of North Dundas Community Builder Award. Winchester Jr. “B” Steele was known for running the popular Winchester Hawks, but that was clothing store CountryBoy/CountryGirl, helping to followed by two convert the daytime Winchester Santa Claus Parade losses for the local into an evening event, and kick-starting the team. Winchester Junior “B” Hawks, among other accomplishments. • continued on page 11

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• The community was stunned following another • New ownership was just one of the changes October local tragedy. On Mon., Oct. 25, 51-year-old Ralph expected at Winchester’s Dundas Manor. The O’Neil was found in a Brugline Farms silo. The facility’s owners — the Alguire family — reached a • Major changes followed the Mon., Oct. 25 fatality was blamed on deadly gas within the sale agreement with Rural Healthcare Innovations, a municipal election. While City of Ottawa Osgoode structure. non-profit corporation, with the support and Ward Councillor Doug Thompson held onto his title, endorsement of WDMH. Eric Duncan, 22, traded his North Dundas councillor’s seat for the mayor’s • Dr. Gerry Rosenquist received an award chair when he won against from WDMH, and scholarship in incumbent Alvin Runnalls. his name, following his 50 years Gerry Boyce defeated the in medicine. incumbent deputy-mayor, Estella Rose. Councillors Al Armstrong and John Thompson reclaimed their November titles, and Tony Fraser filled Duncan’s vacated seat. • A group of homeowners in the Meanwhile, Deputy-Mayor Metcalfe area continued to fight with Steven Byvelds became the Cornwall Gravel. They alleged their new leader of South Dundas’ wells went dry due to drilling in a council, beating out four quarry next door. They had since been opponents, including Councillor using vats of water delivered by Del Jones. His four colleagues Cornwall Gravel. for the next term included Jim Locke as deputy, Jim Graham • Winchester was in the daily media and Evonne Delegarde as again, as the Ontario Special returning councillors, and Archie Investigations Unit was looking into a Mellan as a new councillor. Mayor Belanger Road crash. According to Robert — better known as police, a female driver refused to stop and “Rowdy” — Gillard was fled the scene. Officials reported that her unsuccessful in his bid to return as vehicle then left the roadway and rolled into South Dundas’ deputy. the ditch. • Farmers were rushing to harvest bountiful corn and soybean crops due to a favourable growing season. • continued on page 12

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November December • continued from page 11 • The two new councils in Dundas County • It had taken 36 years, officially took the reins during separate swearing-in but a junior girls team ceremonies on Tues., Dec. 7. representing NDDHS finally claimed the SD&G • Steven Byvelds, South Dundas’ new gold basketball medal. mayor, became the new warden The Devils defeated La of the United Counties of Citadelle on Thurs., Nov. 11 SD&G. to capture the elusive title. • The North Dundas • Russell-area residents Country Christmas Parade were up in arms over a of Lights returned for yet proposed dump for the another successful year. region. Some residents alleged that it could potentially • A bomb scare at Osgoode contaminate Winchester’s water Township High School turned supply. out to be a hoax. • The local area had many • The Ontario Trillium winners at the 2010 Royal Foundation handed out multiple Agricultural Winter Fair. grants, and local recipients Among them was Maple Ridge’s included Just Kiddin’ Theatre, the Helmcrest Holsteins, which House of Lazarus, and the captured the Premier Breeder Williamsburg Non-Profit Housing banner acknowledging the farm’s Corporation. success at the National Red and White Show. • The North Dundas Christmas Fund again successfully provided • DessertFest on Fri., Nov. 19 snowsuits, holiday food baskets, and raised about $6,000 for beautification gifts to needy families in the area. projects in Winchester. • Plans were in the works to • SD&SG MPP Jim Brownell announced he convert Morewood Public School would not seek re-election in 2011. into an apartment complex and daycare facility.

We wish you all the best for the New Year and we look forward to seeing you then! Hope Your New Year Hits All The May this new year bring health, happiness and fun to all of you.

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Senior Devils The Senior Devils, coached by Patti Hall, took one set (25-21) in their opening match with Holy Trinity, but lost 26-24 and 25-8. They wrapped up their tournament posting a 2-1 decision over Tagwi. The game started out on a losing note (26-24), in the opening set but turned around with a 25-16 win before fin- ishing up with a 24-23 victory. “There were a couple of sets that were close that I think the girls could have won,” offered Hall. “It’s early and with just one girl [Emily Hilborn] back from last year, it will take a little time for the team to gel.” Court action The Senior Devils kicked off the 2010-2011 The North Dundas District High School Junior Devils hosted the Tagwi Warriors in their SD&G girls volleyball home opener last campaign in Cornwall on Tues., Dec. 14 get- week (Wed., Dec. 22) and posted a two sets to one victory. Marissa ting whitewashed 3-0 by the La Citadelle Pa- Jaquemet (above, left) set the ball for Julia Wouters (No. 5) during triotes and losing 2-1 to the CCVS Raiders. the third set. Sarah Churchill (No. 6) and Wouters played some de- They will move into the new year sporting a fence on a return during the 25-13 win. record of four wins and eight losses. Press Photos — Van Bridger

Beat Rebels 5-3 Short staffed Hawks roll with Wheeler hat trick WILLIAMSTOWN — dria Glens (21-7-0-2). Paced by Ramsey Wheeler’s Winchester will resume hat trick, the short-staffed divisional play on Sunday Winchester Jr. “B” Hawks (Jan. 2) against the host Ak- posted a 5-3 victory over wesasne Wolves (8-16-1- the Char-Lan 2). Their next home Rebels right in game is set for Fri., their own barn. Jan. 14 when the “It was an ex- Brockville Tikis cellent team ef- will visit. fort,” said Hawks coach Tom Kirkwood Ten men following the road victory. Kirkwood reported for- “We had 10 skaters and Gun- ward Brett Ashton and Ross ner [goaltender Logan Gunn]. Urbankiewcz formed one of The boys followed our sys- the Hawks defensive pairings tem to a tee and came out against Char-Lan, while with a win.” Liam Widdowfield, a 15- The decision, registered year-old affiliate, and 16- on Tues., Dec. 21, concluded year-old Mack Weegar were She scores the 2010 portion of the the other pairing. Emily Eikelboom (No. 2) spotted the loose puck and tucked it into the back of the Richmond Royals net in the first period of Hawks St. Lawrence Divi- Jordan Moran, Wheeler Tuesday morning’s (Dec. 28) North Dundas Minor Hockey As- sion schedule and improved and Michael Evelyn were one sociation’s Guildcrest Homes Novice House Tournament game. their third-place record to 20- of his forward lines. Josh Adam Barkley was also poised to score on the play. Eikelboom 7-1-1. The Hawks finished up Stubbings, Brodie Boulanger and Barkley each scored for the North Dundas Novice House the year on a 9-1-0 streak and and Sebastian Last made up “B” Demons who carried a 7-0 lead into the third period of the moved to within two points the other. match they won 11-0. Press Photos — Van Bridger of the second-place Alexan- • continued on page 15 14 The Winchester Press Wednesday, December 29, 2010 SPORTS Sherrer scores three Pee Wee ‘B’ Demons down Alexandria Glens 8-2

WINCHESTER — Rhyce Sherrer Benoit and Spencer Kelly) hit the put together a three-goal perform- Glens’ cage with 58 seconds left in ance and led the North Dundas Pee the period to make it 5-2. Wee “B” Demons to an 8-2 victory A trio of third-period tallies over the visiting Alexandria Glens. drove the final difference to 8-2. Last week’s (Mon. Dec. 20) vic- Sherrer finished his hat trick bury- tory was posted as the Demons ing a feed from Kyle Ross at played their final home game 13:41. Goals by Messer- before Christmas. The win vey (from Benoit at was followed by a 1-1 tie 10:12) and Downey with the Char-Lan (from Robinson and Rebels in Williamstown Spencer Kelly at 4:54) two days later (Wed., rounded out the scor- Dec. 22). Those results ing. gave North Dundas Shane Rodney three wins, a loss and a worked the Demons’ net tie in five recent Upper Canada and posted the win. Minor Hockey League matches. Captain Jakob Downey (from All tied up Tristan MacGregor at 10:23) and Aaron Turcotte took his turn Rhyce Sherrer (Joey Benoit at guarding the twine for the Demons 6:34) counted first-period goals and and registered a 1-1 tie against the gave their squad a 2-2 tie with Char-Lan Rebels in their barn. Alexandria after one period of play. MacGregor converted a play Sherrer’s (from Jack Messer- created by Robinson into a 1-0 lead vey) second goal at 9:31 of period for the Demons at the 9:14 mark of two proved to be the winner. Logan period one. Hat trick Holmes (from Tyson Sherrer and Char-Lan finally tied it up on an North Dundas Pee Wee “B” Demons’ sniper Rhyce Sherrer (No. 9) celebrated his third goal of the game at 13:41 of the third Rhyce Sherrer) scored 25 seconds unassisted goal by Chelsea Cayer period in last week’s (Mon. Dec. 20) 8-2 victory over the Alexandria Glens. Kyle Ross picked up an assist on the play. Sherrer later and Jacob Robinson (from with 9:10 left in the game. finished the Upper Canada Minor Hockey league game with three goals and one assist. Press Photo — Van Bridger

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Helmer got his Brockville, South Dundas, major bantam players whose start with the Winchester North Dundas, Kemptville, hockey roots sprouted from Minor Hockey Association North Leeds, Athens, South North Dundas soil are now and is a three-time Calder Grenville and Smiths Falls. members of the 2010-2011 Cup (American Hockey A RSL press release stated Rideau St. Lawrence “AA” League championship tro- that the contribution made by Kings and will be showcased phy) winner with the Albany the North Dundas Minor in a special game on home River Rats and twice the Hockey Association to this ice. Hershey Bears. year’s major bantam squad is That game featuring those obvious, and is a pure indica- local athletes is scheduled to Kings Day tor of the NDMHA’s strong be played in Winchester on The Rideau St. Lawrence organization and knowledge- Fri., Jan. 7. Dubbed “King’s (RSL) Kings celebrate able and dedicated volunteer Day,” the Ottawa District “Kings Day” each year where base. Minor Hockey Association everyone can come together match featuring the Kings to celebrate the game and ho- NDMHA reps and visiting Cumberland Jr. nour in the organization, The NDMHA representa- Grads will get underway at 8 minor hockey associations, tives on the 2010-2011 the pm with a special guest per- hockey heritage and take Rideau St. Lawrence Major Kings for a day forming the official face off. pride in their hockey accom- Bantam “AA” Kings are: plishments. Dayton Kelly, Bryden van The 2010-2011 Rideau St. Lawrence Major Bantam “AA” Kings roster features seven players who got their starts as members of the North Dundas Minor Hockey Association. The Kings will take on Special guest The RSL Kings survives Kessel, Shawn Simms, Dylan the Cumberland Jr. Grads in a “Kings Day” game in Winchester Fri., Jan. 7 at 8 pm. The local con- Former NHL and AHL because the organization is Marshall, Jason Buma, Travis tingent includes: front (left) - Bryden van Kessel #39, Dayton Kelly #12; back (left) - Dawson Fawcett defenceman Bryan Helmer fed with the talent from the Marshall and Dawson Faw- #5, Travis Marshall #44, Jason Buma #51, Dylan Marshall #4 and Shawn Simms #91. has confirmed he will drop minor hockey associations in cett. Hawks Area archers represent • continued from page 13 Wheeler, skating against Ontario at winter games his old club, cracked in a pair of first-period goals to put the WINCHESTER — Jordan 19). Only three to four peo- Hawks up 2-0. Moran and Sequillion and Christopher ple were allowed to attend Evelyn set up Wheeler’s sev- Perkins, two members of the trials in each category enth at 9:03. Moran and Wee- Winchester’s South Nation and both Sequillion and gar then engineered his eighth Archery Club, have earned Perkins were top seeds prior at 13:18 of the same frame. spots on the four-person On- to the competition. Ashton (19) then ripped in tario team going to the 2011 Coaches Kathy Millar and an unassisted shot 2:13 into pe- Canada Winter Games in Larry Smith reported both riod two. Widdowfield regis- Halifax, NS. archers shot exceptionally tered his first Jr. “B” marker Sequillion, formerly of well. Perkins set a new na- (GWG), finishing a power play Winchester and now residing tional indoor record, while set up by Stubbings and in Kingston, will represent Sequillion shot a personal Boulanger at 12:53. The Rebels Ontario in the female recurve best on one of the four 30- responded with goals by Jason category. Perkins, Canada’s arrow rounds. Rose and Kevin Hope, but top-ranked junior male, will The coaches congratu- Winchester carried a 4-2 lead compete in the male com- lated their students and their into the final 20 minutes. pound category. families for the dedication A Joey MacDougall The national team trials and support of the two ath- marker sliced the Char-Lan were held in Peterborough letes as they pursue their deficit to 4-3 at 15:11 of the earlier this month (Dec. 18 - dreams. third, but Wheeler iced the Close one Hawks’ victory, firing his third North Dundas forward Nick Fleury (No. 10) and a teammate battled a Kemptville defender goal (unassisted) of the game and the Panther goaltender for puck possession during last week’s (Wed., Dec. 22) Upper Canada Minor Hockey League game at the Winchester Arena. The West Division leading and ninth of the season into the Panthers blanked the fifth-place Demons (5-8-2) 1-0 on the strength of a late second-period empty net seven seconds be- goal. North Dundas ’tender Matthew Ledrew suffered the one-goal loss. fore the final buzzer. Press Photo — Van Bridger Fresh start Wheeler joined the Win- chester roster on Nov. 20. He brought six points (2-4-6) from the Rebels with him. In his seven games as a Hawk the Martintown native has piled up seven goals, six assists and 13 points. He has produced 19 points (9-10-19) in 21 games. Kirkwood noted that Wheeler gave his former teammates fits. The coach also said Gunn (8-1-0, 3.10 GAA) was solid in nets and veteran Boulanger had a re- Winter Programs beginning January 10, 2011 markable eight-minute shift killing penalties. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday “I can’t say enough about the kid’s effort — Ashton had Group Group Group eight hits in the first period Personal Personal Personal Training Training Training alone and was a stud on de- 9:00-10:00 am 9:00-10:00 am 9:00-10:00 am fence. Jordan Moran won some key face offs and had Group Pilates Group Group Personal his best complete game as a Personal 6:15-7:15 pm Personal Training Hawk,” said the coach. Training Cardio Training 6:15-7:15 pm 6:30-7:30 pm Kickboxing 6:15-7:15 pm Cardio Progress 7:15-8:15 pm Kickboxing The coach told the Press 7:15-8:15 pm that he is pleased with the progress of the team — espe- For more information call Leanne at 613-989-3626 or e-mail: cially when the only player re- [email protected] or visit the website at maining from last year is The play www.lmrcountryfitness.ca or find us on Facebook at LMRCountryFitness captain Graham Loyst. Sam Shelp (No. 5) watches as North Dundas District High School teammates Emily Hilborn (No. 8) and Leslie Schmid “With a whole new group, set a return during an SD&G senior girls volleyball game. Cheers and Best Wishes to all in the New Year! it has taken a while for the lads The host Devils defeated the Tagwi Warriors 2-1 (21-25, 25- to get to know one another, on 16, 25-23). North Dundas opened the day (Wed., Dec. 22) and off the ice. I anticipate this losing 2-1 to the Holy Trinity Falcons (24-26, 25-12, 8-25). bond will become stronger as Press Photo — Van Bridger time goes on,” he said. 16 The Winchester Press Wednesday, December 29, 2010

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SPORTS The Winchester Press Wednesday, December 29, 2010 17 Green Berets strike for second victory WINCHESTER — Will McLean to 9-3-1 with an 8-5 decision over the Berets a 7-3 lead. The Flyers Maulers 8 - Beens 5 4) and Jones (1-3-4) each supplied netted three goals and drew two as- the number-two rated Has Beens (8- managed three late goals but could- Dean Moore and Trevor Gilmer four. Morozuk (1-2-3), Dana sists in the Green Berets’ 8-6 victory 5-0). n’t get any closer than 8-6. each potted a pair of goals in the Schofield (1-1-2), Rob Thurler (1- over the McLean’s Flyers. Scott Baldwin chipped in a pair Will McLean (3-2-5), Christo- Maulers 8-6 win over the Has 0-1) and Kelly “Rubber” Beckstead Last week’s (Tues., Dec. 21) win and Nik Paas counted a single goal phersen (2-1-3), Scott (1-2-3), Beens. (0-1-1) also helped out. Chris Currie was just the second in 13 Winches- as the Flyers took a 3-2 first-half Brown (1-2-3), Sherrer (1-1-2), Bar- The Beens carried a 2-1 lead into posted the win. ter Town Hockey League starts for lead on the Berets. Mitch Scott and ret Brundige (0-2-2) and Trevor Mo- the second half but fell behind 8-4 Chad Valcour sniped a pair of the fourth place Berets (2-10-1). Will McLean supplied the Berets rozuk (0-1-1) contributed to the win. and weren’t able to rally. tallies and picked up a helper for the The loss dropped the third-place markers. Rob Lacelle was the winning ’tender. Mauler captain Justin “Footer” Beens. Dean Byvelds (1-3-4) con- Flyers (6-7-0) one game below the Will McLean potted a pair while Baldwin and Paas each fired in Morozuk used a play started by tributed four points. Bill McRoberts 500 mark. Tyler Brown, Aron Sherrer and Al three goals and picked up an assist Tyler Jones 8:34 before the final (1-2-3) collected three and Ryan The Tuesday night twin bill Christophersen (GWG) pumped in for the Flyers. Adam Guy (3), Travis buzzer to ring up the winning goal. Thompson scored once. Assists opened with the top-ranked Chester- a goal each in an early second-half Rowe and Josh “Champ” McLean Gilmer (2-3-5) led the winner’s went to Justin Heuff, Jon Nadobny ville Maulers improving their record offensive (26:06 to 20:25) that gave set up the scoring plays. attack with five points. Moore (2-2- and Darrel Moore. Juniors improve record Colts edge Old times Demons 3-2 with victory over Vikings It was reunion time for the staff and WINCHESTER — A late third- CORNWALL — A 16 point per- of deuces to get the Devils students of period goal proved to be the formance by Wes Schmidkte pro- rolling. Nationview Public difference for the Cornwall pelled the North Dundas District “We started driving to the bas- School and native Colts as they skated to a 3-2 High School Junior Devils to a ket and dishing to our post who son Slater Koekkoek in Ottawa on Fri., victory over the North Dundas 46-32 victory over the General started putting in the points,” said Dec. 17. Koekkoek Minor Midget “B” Demons. Vanier Vikings, helping them im- the coach.“They [Vikings] were a (right) posed with his Cornwall broke a 2-2 tie in prove their SD&G boys basket- hand full.” former teacher John the Demons final Upper ball record to 3-1-0. Schmidkte paced the North Tessier and Tessier’s Canada Minor Hockey League North Dundas held a slim 22- Dundas attack with 16 points. son Noah following home game before Christmas 21 lead at the half in the Mon., Evan Corbett-White swished the OHL game (Thurs., Dec. 23) when they Dec. 20 game, but pulled away in eight and Vandemheen dropped between the Peterborough Petes counted the tying marker with the second half, cruising to the in six from three-point territory. and Ottawa 67’s. 4:40 left on the clock. 46-32 decision. Bruce Bufton and Boje each tal- Koekkoek attended The Colts led 1-0 after a pe- The same afternoon the Senior lied five points on a trey and a both NPS and riod and were up 2-0 before the Devils dropped a 52-22 decision deuce. Robbie Kerr (3), Carl Inkerman Public home team got on the board. to the CCVS Raiders and Gross (2). Jordan Markwell (2) Schools and is now North Dundas scoring leader watched their record fall to 2-2-0 and Travis Barkley (1) rounded a member of the Mitchell Kirkwood used a play in the process. out the point production. Petes. NPS teacher Lorna Driscoll led a established by Josh Hodgson “Everyone contributed points. choir of 24 students and Andrew Findlay to cut his Rally time I like to see nine players scoring in the singing of the team’s deficit to 2-1 at the 4:02 Coach Deanna Corbett-White rather than one. It makes the team national anthem mark. He then used another reported her squad started hitting so much harder to defend against. before the game. Hodgson relay to tie the count shots from the outside and that We also drew four charges. Approximately 140 at 2-2 with 2:07 left in the same put the offence in gear in the sec- Markwell had two, Evan [Cor- staff, students, frame. ond half. bett-White] and Robbie [Kerr] former neighbours and family members Kirkwood’s two tallies Devin Boje hit a three-point one each,” explained the coach. attended the game. upped his totals to 22 goals, 10 jumper and added a field goal, The Devils resume league assists and 32 points in 13 while Cory Vandemheen dropped play on Thurs., Jan. 13 when they games. in a pair of treys in the rally. Evan pay a visit to Tagwi to take on the With the loss, the Demons Corbett-White also nailed a pair Warriors. record fell to 3-12-2.

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Paid for by the Government of Ontario 18 The Winchester Press Wednesday, December 29, 2010 COMMUNITY New Year’s greetings from Osgoode Ward councillor METCALFE — Dear resi- school to be part of the pilot, upbringing. For information, pavement on Dalmeny Snowmobiles have an dents: As we approach the be- and others are contemplating call 613-821-4062 or 613- Road. This project has been agreement with the city to ginning of 2011, may all our joining. 821-3033. very frustrating for residents use the pathway this winter, thoughts be positive and and myself, as it should pending a final decision by filled with the expectation of History session New park-and-ride have been completed in Oc- council next spring. As part a vibrant future. A strong Local historian and ge- now open tober. The second and final of the construction process, local economy and an opti- nealogist Lorraine Reoch The new 282-space lot on lift of pavement will be fin- the Rural Issues Advisory mistic, hard-working popula- will be the guest speaker at Leitrim Road, just west of Al- ished as soon as the half- Committee voted six to two tion have made our the Osgoode Township His- bion Road, is now open. As load restrictions are lifted in in favour of snowmobiles community an outstanding torical Society Museum on well, when the Osgoode- the spring. being permitted on the path- place to live. I look forward Tues., Jan. 4. Reoch’s presen- Leitrim multi-use pathway Also, the much-debated way. In and around to your comments, advice, tation starts at 7:30 pm, and opens in the spring, there will multi-use pathway from and support as we begin a will focus on the home child be a direct connection to the Buckles Street in Osgoode Winter carnival Osgoode new year. On behalf of my program in the former Town- lot. to Leitrim Road is very The 2011 version of staff, my wife Mary Lynne ship of Osgoode. These par- close to completion. The in- Greely Winter Carnival is Ward and I, may 2011 bring much ticular children from Ward construction stallation of three culverts scheduled for one day only by councillor happiness and success. Sin- Scotland were orphans or update and the gates are the only — Sat., Jan. 29. Keep watch- Doug Thompson cerely, Doug. street children who came to Contractors have just major part of the construc- ing this column for the full our community for a better completed the first lift of tion yet to be finished. schedule of events. Property tax relief coming at er zed zed The City of Ottawa and ciled other municipalities in On- l Allowance tario are beginning to feel property tax relief. Presently in the City of Ottawa, home- CPA/ with any t combinable owners pay nearly $600 per The is raincheckable. offer This e”).

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COMMUNITY The Winchester Press Wednesday, December 29, 2010 19 Job Zone Dance academy celebrates 20th anniversary reaches by Amanda Smith-Millar Press staff the big 25 SOUTH MOUNTAIN — Time flies Andrea Gaw (below) when you’re having fun, and that’s is celebrating the 20th CHESTERVILLE – The exactly what has kept dancers moti- anniversary of her year 2010 was one of vated at the Academy of Expressive studio, the Academy Dance these past 20 years. of Expressive Dance. many milestones, in- She’s pictured here cluding the 25th an- The South Mountain studio cele- with Santa, who was niversary of Job Zone. brated two decades in business present at the Also known by its throughout 2010. studio’s most recent full bilingual name, Job Instructor Andrea Gaw opened her performance in South Zone d’emploi, the non- academy in the early 1990s. She spent Mountain. profit organization has many years teaching in Kemptville, At left: Dancer been helping residents but eventually relocated to South Kaitlyn Stoodley. in the Stormont, Dun- Mountain, turning the academy into a das, and Glengarry area home-based business. for two and a half Throughout the past 20 years, Gaw decades. has instructed an estimated 1,500 Job Zone opened in youth. November 1985 in Corn- Dancer Kaitlyn Stoodley started wall. Since then, thou- taking lessons with Gaw several years sands of local residents ago, after her former teacher retired. have registered at the Now 17, Stoodley has her eye on a centre to get help in the dance career. She spends five nights labour market and more. a week at the Latimer Road studio ei- A local branch also ex- ther teaching or taking class. ists in Chesterville. “I’m looking at a future in dance,” Job Zone provides she said. counselling, information For Stoodley, it’s important to resources, job opportu- master good technical skills. The nities, and access to North Dundas District High School community and out- student is applying to dance programs Santa to entertain the wee guests. Unlike Stoodley, Pinhey doesn’t reach services. The or- offered at York University, Ryerson Stoodley said Gaw strikes a bal- aim to turn pro. Jazz remains a pas- ganization also aims to University, George Brown College, ance between fun and discipline. sion and a hobby. help out employers by and the Quinte Ballet School of “You can have a really good time She has nothing against ballet — connecting them with Canada. Her auditions are just around there,” said Stoodley. in fact, she respects the discipline the potential new hires and the corner. South Mountain resident Kelsey centuries-old art form offers its pupils more. Stoodley hones her performance Pinhey has attended the academy for — but Pinhey prefers the fast-paced According to informa- skills at the Academy of Expressive about six years now. The studio is a nat- and exciting jazz and hip-hop tion from Job Zone, the Dance’s glossy live performances. ural choice for the 18-year-old Algo- flavoured choreography. She counts agency opened with three Most recently, she participated in a nquin College architecture student (and dance movies like Step Up among her staff members. Today, it Sat., Dec. 18 holiday showcase — en- not just because she lives on Latimer favourite flicks. She expects to keep those feet employs more than 40 titled Silver and Gold — at the agri- Road, and can therefore walk to class). Pinhey noted that lessons with moving for years to come. people. As a non-profit, cultural hall in South Mountain. The Crazy about jazz-style dancing, Gaw are both challenging and fun. “I’ll be in it for as long as I can,” Job Zone is governed by upbeat show featured ballet, pointe, Pinhey takes lessons from Gaw to “In each class, I probably do she said. a board of directors. jazz, and tap numbers. The event also learn new steps and skills, mastered something that I haven’t done be- Gaw was not available for an in- included a dinner and a visit from through exciting routines. fore,” Pinhey said. terview by press time.

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RBS APPLIANCE Sun., Jan. 2, from 2-4 pm at Stan- 40-43 fridge and stove, heated, non- ley’s Olde Maple Lane Farm, 2452 smoker, available January 1, refer- SALES AND SERVICE TRIPLE B Used appliances: fridges, stoves, Yorks Corners Road. Sleigh ride for ED GIBSON ences required, $725. Phone the young and young at heart. Best TELEPHONE SERVICE 613-821-2837. washers, dryers, etc. 258-2613, 1- STRUCTURES LTD. 800-465-0874. wishes only please. Phone wires, computer wires, jacks, 40-42 41-42 Butler Pre-Engineered Steel Buildings miscellaneous telephone equipment 15tfc Commercial and Institutional installed and repaired. We carry a FOR RENT – 3-bedroom townhouse BOOK YOUR PARTY NOW! line of Northern Telecom residential in Winchester, available January 29, Winchester Curling Club. LLBO li- WILLIAMSBURG, ONT. and business telephones for sale. 2011. No pets please. For informa- Pets & Livestock cenced for 130 people. Kitchen and RALPH BUTER Please call for free technical advice tion call 613-774-3038. FOR SALE – Four purebred Holstein 3 sheets of ice also available. Louis RANDY BUTER Office 613-535-2820 and estimates. 30 years experience. 41tfc first calf heifers, fresh now. One Dol- Gaal 613-774-6628. Ed Gibson 613-774-2860. FOR RENT – Charming Historic, man; one Lavender-Red; one Mister 42c 42c Burns; and one Milkstar. Call 613- 511 Church, Winchester, 2-bedroom HOME CHILD PRESENTATION 774-2879 or 613-774-2169 with 2-car parking, $685 per month, At Osgoode Township Historical So- 30stf Help Wanted not inclusive. Call John 613-448- ciety and Museum monthly meeting, 1144. Tue., Jan. 4, 7:30 pm at the Museum HELP WANTED – Bartender and 41-44 Birth Notice in Vernon. Guest Speaker is local SALES, SERVICE, INSTALLATION waitress, experienced. Apply in per- historian/genealogist Lorraine Garage Doors, Rolling Steel Shutters & Dock Equipment son at Papa Gus Bar and Grill, PROUD GRANDPARENTS Reoch. Free admission, all are wel- Chesterville. Phone 613-448-1444. For Sale Shawn Backes, Technician Doug and Elva Shepherd announce come. Refreshments provided. Infor- 39-42 11693 Toye Hill Road, Williamsburg, Ont., K0C 2H0 REPRINTS AVAILABLE the safe arrival of their two grand- mation: 613-821-4062. 24-Hour Emergency Service 613-913-0097 HELP WANTED – Experienced li- IN COLOUR children: Elliott Shepherd Bernier 42c 613-774-6157 • Fax 613-774-6627 cenced plumber required immedi- Photographs appearing in the Win- born Monday, November 8, 2010, chester Press are available in colour. weighting 8 lb., 5 oz., son of DUNDAS FEDERATION ately. Phone 613-227-4429. OF AGRICULTURE 41-42 They must be prepaid when ordered Stephanie and Eric Bernier, and Lily and can be paid for by VISA or Mas- Jean Tipper born Thursday, Decem- REGULAR MEETING HELP WANTED – Local cleaning terCard. 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Rates For more information call 613-774-0718 or view all our 42c CIDER vehicles at: www.akcentmotors.com All Classified Advertising Payable In Advance Work Wanted 30 cents per word, $8.00 minimum G & K MOVING Classifieds will be accepted by telephone but must be paid by The Most Famous Affordable and reliable, fully insured. APPLES 5 pm Monday, for publication on Wednesday Garry 613-821-3555. MANY VARIETIES Basket in the World! 43tfc APPLE PRODUCTS & GIFTWARE GIFT BASKETS 613-774-2524 Fax 774-3967 READY MADE OR MADE TO ORDER For over 75 years, Welcome Wagon has been WORK WANTED – Karl’s Moving. E-mail: [email protected] recognized as Canada’s largest and most respected Commercial and house moving, Smyth’s greeting service. local and long hauls in Ontario. Call 613-652-2526. APPLE ORCHARDS DEADLINE for Classified Ads Operating from coast to coast, 46tfc DUNDELA 6 KM WEST OF HIGHWAY 31 AT Monday at 4 pm Welcome Wagon is a Canadian-owned, FLASHING LIGHT IN WILLIAMSBURG FREE greeting service for families WORK WANTED – Experienced 613-652-2477 DEADLINE for Display Advertising experiencing a lifestyle change. painters available for your home OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK painting needs. Call for a free quote TILL APRIL Friday at 4 pm Contact Pat Warren, 613-774-2943 today. 613-535-2191. 36-46 www.smythsappleorchard.ca CLASSIFIEDS The Winchester Press Wednesday, December 29, 2010 21

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Williamsburg Non-Profit Housing Corporation requires a Part-time Property Manager in Williamsburg We are looking for a responsible individual who will provide property management by overseeing maintenance and repairs for 70 housing units and a seniors’ centre. Responsibilities: • Co-ordinate maintenance and capital repairs • Develop maintenance plan • Oversee duties of maintenance staff and outside contractors Qualifications: • CET diploma or related experience • Experience in preparing specs for quotes, dealing with contractors/consultants • Practical experience in maintenance field • Knowledge of Ontario Building Code and other relevant standards • Good communication skills • Ability to use Microsoft, e-mail, etc. • Driver’s licence and own vehicle TREE SERVICE LTD. Interested qualified persons are invited to send their • Tree Removals • Pruning • Deadwooding applications by to January 12, 2011 : • Cabling & Bracing • Brush Chipping • Lot Clearing Williamsburg Non-Profit Housing Corporation • Bucket Truck • Stump Removal 4324 Villa Drive, Box 226 Free Estimates • Fully Insured Williamsburg, Ont., K0C 2H0 Fax: 613-535-1104 [email protected] JEREMY LOGTENS Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. RR 1, Berwick 613-984-0743 22 The Winchester Press Wednesday, December 29, 2010 CLASSIFIEDS Dr. Patrick Lau DEATH NOTICES Optometrist

Cornelia (Corry) DeRooy John R. ‘Bud’ Craik Winchester Optometry 504 Main Street West Cornelia (Corry) DeRooy passed away on Sun., Dec. 26, John ‘Bud’ Craik of Morewood, passed away at home on 2010 at the Winchester District Memorial Sat., Dec. 25, 2010, in his 84th year. Winchester, ON, K0C 2K0 Hospital in her 85th year. He was the dear husband of the late Audrey (Thomp- She is survived by her husband, son), and long time companion of Shirley Carruthers. He Peter, children Cornelius (Elaine), was the cherished father of Karen Lavin, Eleanor Craik- T: 613-774-1470 Peter (Jan), and Linda (Allan) Kelly, Nolan (the late George), and Susan Dybka (Jerry). He was F: 613-774-1472 grandchildren Colleen, Curtis, the proud grandfather of Megan and Mallory, Jesse, Daniel, Jennifer, Diane, Elizabeth, and Carly. Brother to Bill Dillabough (Audrey). Matthew, Joshua, and Erika, and Family and friends are invited to an old tyme “Irish Wake” great-grandchildren Jacob, Emily, to celebrate Bud’s life, taking place at the Morewood Recre- Christina, Cameron, Noah, Mila, ation Centre, 15 Russell St., Morewood, on Thurs., Dec. 30 P.O. Box 489, 636 St. Lawrence Street and Madeline. She will be missed from 4 to 9 pm. There will be no funeral service. Cremation Winchester, Ontario, K0C 2K0 by her sisters Coby of Chesterville, will follow. There will be a spring inurnment at Maple Ridge Tel. 613-774-2105 Fax 613-774-5699 and Annie of Holland, and her Cemetery in Chesterville. www.northdundas.com brother Siem of New Zealand. She If desired, memorial donations to the Winchester District [email protected] was predeceased by her sisters Helen, Memorial Hospital would be most appreciated. and Riet, and brother Leo. She is loved by her many nieces and nephews. Holiday Closures The family received friends at the Marsden and McLaughlin Funeral Home in Chesterville on Tues., Dec. 28. A Mass of The Boyne Road Landfill will be CLOSED Christian Burial will be celebrated on Wed., Dec. 29 at St. Mary Monday, December 27, Tuesday, December Catholic Church in Chesterville at 11 am, followed by a recep- OBITUARIES 28 and Monday, January 3. tion. which appeared in the In lieu of flowers, donations to the Diabetes Association, Blue box and garbage pickup will run as the Canadian Cancer Society, or the Winchester District Me- Winchester Press scheduled. morial Hospital would be appreciated. from 2002-2010 are archived Any questions, contact: on our web site. Doug Froats Director of Waste Management OBITUARY www.winchesterpress.on.ca 613-774-5157

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LIC#10408). www.switzersauction.com. and Control Surveys Drainage Consultation COMMUNITY The Winchester Press Wednesday, December 29, 2010 23 Computers made available to low-income families WINCHESTER — As our society matched to families who have made shifts, and more and more work is a request for a device. done with computers, the need for Meerburg said the Dundas the technological devices becomes County Food Bank (DCFB) has Moving ever greater. used this service before, and in the technology Meaghan Meerburg, Township past three years, roughly 42 comput- Recently, the Township of North Dundas community devel- ers have been received by the local of North Dundas has opment programmer, has teamed up food bank. Since that time, local partnered with the with the Cornwall-based Upper schools and the House of Lazarus Cornwall-based Upper Canada Leger Centre’s Computers have received some, as well. Meer- Canada Leger Centre’s for Kids and Communities burg estimates that about 70 com- Computers for Kids and (CFK&C) project to get computers puters have come into the township Communities project. to low-income families in the mu- through the program. The idea is to get computers to low- nicipality. The United Way of Stor- Recently, Meerburg obtained an- income families who mont, Dundas, and Glengarry other 11 computers for drop-off at need them. Here, (SD&G) and the SD&G Success by the public schools in Winchester Meaghan Meerburg, 6 program are also partners in the and Chesterville. They were ex- North Dundas’ project. pected to be picked up by families community development Through the CFK&C’s steering who requested them in time for programmer, stands with committee, local businesses, indus- Christmas. a recent shipment of the refurbished devices. tries, government agencies, and in- For more information, contact Press Photo — Uhrig dividuals are solicited to donate Kim Lauzon at United Way (613- their old, unused computers. The 932-4374) or Meerburg at the town- machines are then refurbished and ship office (613-774-2105).

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