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Attention to Hunters and Residents of Ontario ONTARIO – the Including Submersing Abnormalities Is Considered Ontario Ministry of Natural Themselves in Bodies of Safe October 04 Page 01_Layout 2 17-10-03 1:02 PM Page 1 ROUTINE EYE CHECKUPS MAINTAINING HEALTHY EYES DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT OF EYE CONDITIONS CATARACT & REFRACTIVE SURGERY CARE Fall into Savings at AND SO MUCH MORE DR. BRIGITTE M. FILION 613-448-1116 OPTOMETRIST 1-866-575-2728 66 Main Street South www.lelunettier.ca LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED 685 NOTREDAME ST., SUITE #2, EMBRUN Chesterville, ON K0C 1H0 LJ^ƵƐƐĞdžZĞƟƌĞŵĞŶƚ>ŝǀŝŶŐ 685 NOTREDAME ST., SUITE#2, EMBRUN 6134433335 6134431113 NEXT TO EMBRUN EYEWEAR www.gardenvilla.ca DĂŶĂŐĞĚďLJŽŶŶĞĐƟŶŐĂƌĞ NEW NEW ADVERTISING DEADLINES CLASSIFIED ADS FRIDAY @ 4 P.M. DISPLAY ADS (BOX) THURSDAY @ 4 P.M. E-mail: l `]j][gj\[dYkkaÚ]\k8_eYad&[ge e H`&2.)+%,,0%*+*) >Yp2.)+%,,0%+*.( Happy Villager THanksgiving NEWS INSIDE Brie y PM40050631R8905 Volume 125, Number 12 Chesterville, Ontario Wednesday, October 4, 2017 Single Copy $1.00 (HST included) Hazardous Waste Hunger Awareness WINCHESTER – The Boyne Road Hazardous Challenge wraps up Waste Facility will be Kalynn Sawyer Helmer open for its final 2017 Record Staff session Sat., Oct. 7, from MOUNTAIN – After the Hunger 8 a.m. to noon for residents to safely remove Awareness Challenge wrapped up their household hazardous on Fri., Sept. 22, the 12 champions waste. For questions, came together on Wed., Sept. 27, to contact Doug Froats, speak about their experiences in a Waste Coordinator, 613- debriefing session at the House of 774-5157 or go to Lazarus in Mountain. northdundas.com. The Hunger Awareness Snowsuit Fund Challenge, as introduced in the Sept. MORRISBURG – The 20 edition of The Record, was a five- Municipality of South day challenge in which champions Dundas, Community Food donated $25 to live solely off items Share and Lakeshore provided by the food bank at HOL or Drive United Church have the Community Food Share in again partnered to give Winchester. residents an opportunity to Continued on page 2 receive new or gently used snowsuits, winter Celebrating 25 coats, mittens, scarves, etc. for children to keep years of supporting warm during the winter. Register at the the community Community Food Share, Michelle O’Donohue 28 Ottawa St., Morrisburg Record Contributor between Oct. 2 - 13 for WILLIAMSBURG – On Sun., Smiles and thoughts for Stephanie consideration of a limit of Oct. 1, the Dundas County Hospice As the 2017 Stephanie Grady run concluded, a group shot of some participants will provide a lasting two snowsuits per family. (DCH) in Williamsburg was memory of this event which provides an opportunity to enjoy the beautiful scenery, get a bit of exer- Donations for approved bustling with people. Members of cise and raise money for Camp Erin Eastern Ontario and the Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary. registrants will be Thompson Goddard photo available at the South the community who support or who Dundas Municipal have been supported by the Offices, Morrisburg, Nov. incredible work done by the 6 to Dec. 21, Monday Hospice joined volunteers, board 2017 Stephanie Grady Memorial Run through Friday, 8:30 a.m. members and staff of past and to 4:30 p.m. Donations of present to celebrate the 25th Carolyn Thompson Goddard fundraising campaign called “We’re NUT Givin’ Up” snowsuits and winter anniversary of the organization. Record Correspondent in 2014 raised the funds necessary for the expensive clothing for boys and girls Visitors were encouraged to tour SOUTH DUNDAS – As the sun rose at the Upper treatment, as well as providing support to Grady and the Hospice, and were treated for all ages are accepted Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary near Morrisburg on her family. as long as items are in throughout to refreshments, and Sept. 30, volunteers were busy setting up for the 2017 Doyle expressed her thanks “for the support in the new or gently used memorabilia marking the 25-year Stephanie Grady Memorial Run. A 10K, 5K timed run community and the continued interest in the event” condition. For details, history of the group, including visit southdundas.com. meeting minutes from initial and a 2K family walk/run provided an opportunity for noting 125 people had pre-registered for the event. planning sessions back in 1992. all to participate in this community-oriented event. Camp Erin Eastern Ontario and the Upper Canada A short ceremony was held at 2 Earlier in 2017 a run was held in Fort Augustus, Migratory Bird Sanctuary are the recipients of the p.m., in which Arnold Scheerder, PEI, where Stephanie grew up. Her sister, Crystal funds raised by the SGMR. Camp Erin, a program board member, spoke of the history Doyle, said the course led from the community centre designed for children who have suffered a loss, of the group, and all it has to the farm gate of their childhood home. receives money raised from the run itself, while a accomplished for the communities NUT midline carcinoma, a rare form of cancer, took post-race barbecue sees the donated money provided of North and South Dundas during Grady’s life before she could receive an experimental to the UCMBS. Continued on page 8 drug treatment in the United States. 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Wolford Mayor David Nash, Linking For Duncan, the process opened his eyes Hands Coordinator Sandy Casselman, to the challenges that come with balancing community activist Kim Sheldrick, meals and work. Duncan admits he eats out Winchester District Memorial Hospital more often than not and rarely cooks at CEO Cholly Boland, North Grenville home. “It is something I take for granted,” Deputy Mayor Barb Tobin, North Grenville said Duncan. In his line of work, food is Councillor Frank Onasanya, North Dundas often provided at meetings or business Good Neighbour Mike Barkley, North meals happen regularly. Not being able to Dundas Councillor Tony Fraser, North participate in those customs made for a Dundas Mayor Eric Duncan, Kemptville hungry week. District Hospital Foundation Delegarde on the other hand made sure Chair/Westerra Homes owner Robert to plan her week out right when she got Noseworthy, South Dundas Mayor Evonne home with her allotted food to help manage Delegarde and one who chose to remain her already busy schedule. “The biggest anonymous. part, the most heartbreaking part is that “I had enough food for the entire week, people do go through this day after day and however I witnessed two critical things; month after month. If I had to do this because I was eating so much bread and challenge longer than five days it would be pasta, I gained a couple of pounds,” a very different experience,” said explained Noseworthy. “Also because I was Delegarde. eating so many canned goods, my left ankle One of the hottest topics at the Hunger Challenge champions was swollen up like I had not ever seen debriefing was that of fresh produce. Many House of Lazarus (HOL) and Community Food Share staff with some of the before and I was told it was likely because of the participants who received fresh fruits Hunger Awareness Champions held their certificates of appreciation following a of the high amount of refined salt in canned and vegetables were surprised and those goods. Also, because I was not thinking as I who were too late found themselves debrief for the challenge, held Sept. 27. Front from left, North Dundas Councillor should have, I managed to spend my $10 wanting. But the administrators encouraged Tony Fraser, North Dundas Mayor Eric Duncan and Winchester District Memorial inappropriately. I bought a two litre the champions that fresh produce is gladly Hospital CEO Cholly Boland. Back from left, HOL Executive Director Cathy container of milk, for $4.29, and twice – accepted by the food banks. Currently they Ashby, HOL Client Services Manager Kim Merkley, South Dundas Mayor Evonne early in the week – I bought tea and a are looking into funding for more cold Delegarde, Merrickville-Wolford Mayor David Nash, North Grenville Deputy muffin from McDonald’s and voila – the storage. Once this is a reality, they will be Mayor Barb Tobin, Linking Hands (program of HOL) Coordinator Sandy remainder of my $10 spent the wrong way. able to store more fresh foods and give a Casselman and Community Food Share Administrator Ian McKelvie. Here I am whining about gaining a few few more healthier options. Courtesy photo pounds and a swollen ankle, but I know at Boland found himself encouraging his the end of this week I have more food in neighbours to donate from their gardens.
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