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7.99 2.29 7.99 99¢ 1.99 3.99 SEPTEMBER 11 Page 01.qxp_Layout 2 2019-09-10 1:28 PM Page 1 GLAUER’S TOWING & RECOVERY Lise Buma Sales Representative Accepting 613-448-1116 all auto 1-866-575-2728 clubs 66 Main Street South Direct: 613-316-3221 Chesterville, ON K0C 1H0 [email protected] By Sussex Re琀 rement Living 24 HOUR SERVICE 613 229 7773 www.gardenvilla.ca Managed by Connec琀 ng Care www.lisebuma.com T e 1894 - 2019 Villager NEWS INSIDE PM40050631R8905 Volume 127, Number 9 Chesterville, Ontario Wednesday, September 11, 2019 Single Copy $1.00 (HST included) Blood donor clinic WINCHESTER – Tastefest Canadian Blood services will be holding a blood donor clinic this Thurs., 2019 – totally Sept. 12 at the Joel Steele Community Centre. The awesome! clinic will be open from Carolyn Thompson Goddard 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. All blood types are Record Staff needed. MOOSE CREEK – Tastefest 2019, the major fundraising event for Fundraising for the Moose Creek Pool committee, local hockey team was extremely successful with WILLIAMSBURG – organizers estimating the crowd to The North Dundas be over 400 with a couple of hours Rockets are holding their still to go in the event. The Harry annual golf tournament Tessier Memorial Pool serves the Sept. 14 at Cedar Glen Moose Creek area and is located Golf Course. Registration near both the outdoor rink and begins at 10 a.m. with tee recreation centre in the North off scheduled for 11 a.m. Stormont community. The best ball tournament Continued on page 9 costs $65 for 18 holes and a cart. To book your team, visit the North Dundas Kelsey Rockets’ Facebook page. Chesterville’s big Catherine moments Making lasting family memories at the Russell Fair CHESTERVILLE – As Schmitz – Jeff Drinkwater took his grandson, Ben Mutchmore on a fun trip on the merry-go-round during the part of The Chesterville Russell Fair, waving at all the people who stopped to see the fun. The 161st edition of the fair took Record’s 125th place from Sept. 5 to Sept. 8. For full coverage on the fair, and more photos, see Pages 15 and 16. anniversary celebrations, Federal NDP Glover photo we are looking for residents to share photos of the history of candidate Third Community Liaison Meeting held on Chesterville over the last 50 years. Interested Little provided a summary of the recent work, individuals are invited to for SDSG Nation Rise project describing that, the Ministry of the Environment, bring their photos to The Carolyn Thompson Goddard Conservation and Parks (MECP) approved that the Kory Glover Record office during Record Staff turbines meet Condition A9 of the REA and are Record Staff business hours, Monday SDSG – On Sun., Aug. 23 the acoustically equivalent to the turbine contemplated in to Friday from 9:30 a.m. Stormont Dundas and South CRYSLER – EDP Renewables held their third the REA permit as of Aug. 16. The E-138 NR2 has a to 4 p.m. to have pictures Glengarry New Democratic Party Community Liaison Meeting Thurs., Sept. 5 to further sound power level of 104.3 dBA, versus the scanned. Thank you for discuss any new developments in the Nation Rise Wind your help in celebrating chose Kelsey Catherine Schmitz as previously permitted sound power level of Farm and address more concerns coming from Chesterville’s history. their candidate in the upcoming 105.8 dBA. federal election. Stormont County. Little went on to say that the construction process Currently living in Cornwall, Concerning the turbines, senior project manager Ken has been moving along swiftly in the area, showing Schmitz was raised in the South Little mentioned that there were some new changes to that, in civil works, the permanent access roads were 98 Stormont communities of the models and other information. per cent completed, some road capping was left to be Newington and Ingleside. She “The turbine model now is very specific, we have a completed. Entrance construction was approximately completed a PhD in Education and turbine that is specially designed for this site, 3.44 87 per cent completed and the temporary roads were has worked for the Students on Ice megawatts,” he said. “This is a slight D-rating, which only 58 per cent completed. Continued on page 5 will actually help with the noise reduction.” Continued on page 2 FOLGER’S LACTANTIA STOVE TOP KRAFT DINNER SCHWEPPES KRAFT BETTY CROCKER CLASSIC ROAST CREAM CHEESE STUFFING MIX 12 PACK GINGERALE CHEEZ WHIZ SUPERMOIST GROUND COFFEE HARD OR SOFT CHICKEN OR TURKEY ORIGINAL 450 G JAR CAKE MIXES 920 G TIN 227 G OR 250 G 120 G BOX 2 LITRE ASSORTED 7.99 2.29 99¢ 7.99 99¢3.991.99 SEPTEMBER 13 - 19 19 KING STREET, CHESTERVILLE - HERITAGE MARKET SEPTEMBER 11 Page 02.qxp_Layout 2 2019-09-10 1:26 PM Page 1 Page 2 The Chesterville Record Wednesday, September 11, 2019 Tourism takes centre Duncan kicks off campaign in stage at South Dundas Dundas County With the federal election council meeting only a few weeks away, SDSG Conservative party Carolyn Thompson Goddard Industrial Park Signage in candidate Eric Duncan Record Staff the 2019 capital budget to held a successful Dundas MORRISBURG – There “the installation of the County Campaign Kick- were several decisions Highway 401 community off on Sept. 5 at Stone made relating to tourism in tourism billboards.” After Crop Acres Winery and South Dundas during the much discussion centering Vineyard near Morrisburg Sept. 3 South Dundas on cost and upkeep, council with a crowd estimated at council meeting. approved the request. around 200 people. After After an update from Council also approved a comments by SDSG MPP Rideau St. Lawrence recommendation from Jim McDonell, Mayor Distribution and a report Hunter, at the request of the Tony Fraser and deputy from Ross Video on a tourism advisory committee, mayor Al Armstrong from planned expansion at the to purchase 20 Adirondack North Dundas, retiring Iroquois site, economic chairs; the Morrisburg and SDSG MP Guy Lauzon development officer Rob Iroquois waterfronts are to Hunter presented a series of be provided with 10 each. introduced Duncan with all speakers expressing their support for the candidate. During his speech, Duncan action requests for deputy mayor Kristen expressed his thanks to campaign workers, commenting on the need for a strong representative in Ottawa to pro- consideration by council. Gardner noted the chairs are mote local interests; he mentioned how attending events as well as the door to door campaigning has provided First to be presented was quite popular at other insight into the needs of constituents. As the evening concluded, many people came up to speak with Duncan, a report that included the locations, as they add a bit including June and Marcello Delgreco of Cornwall who are pictured here. Thompson Goddard photo recommendation to provide of colour to the waterfronts; Linda Wilson a contract to they will be fastened by to hold “a charity fundraiser event High counselling” to them, as well as give develop a “2020 Tourism cement anchors. Helping hands Tea High Fashion Extravaganza on Sept. them a chance to develop skills needed Marketing Acting Plan Council then awarded 22 at the Chesterville Legion.” to succeed. based on current assets, the contract for playground Ford, coordinator of the Tree of Life Ford mentioned the TLC Ministries potential partnerships and equipment at Haldane Park across the miles Project, explained the charity is a registered charity, so people who any related items.” This to Playground Planners, the Carolyn Thompson Goddard fundraiser “will help us towards our wish to support the work but are recommendation was based next bidder on the project, Record Staff construction of a refuge home for teen unable to attend the event are able to on a suggestion by the after A.B.C. Recreation Ltd. CHESTERVILLE – With the world moms in the Dominican Republic.” She make a donation for which a tax recipe went on to note that the home will can be provided. Tickets are $35 and tourism advisory committee declined the work. getting smaller with each passing day, Lynn Ford from TLC Ministries, provide an opportunity for teen moms must be purchased before the event. that council provide the South Dundas council Amanda Burger of the Victoria Street to receive the opportunity to “improve More information can be found on EDO with assistance in approved the Café and Lisa Williams from Main Street their lives and their children’s lives” their Facebook page, developing a marketing recommendation from Clothing Company are working together and will offer “acceptance, compassion, www.facebook.com/refugetreeoflife. plan, “in time for inclusion director of recreation and in the 2020 budget” with facilities Ben Macpherson couple of public inquiries that were sent into them the suggestion by the that Wells and Son’s anonymously. committee to have Linda Construction Ltd. be Nation Rise project One stated a request for more detailed information on Wilson (who has tourism awarded the tender to build Continued from the front the actual foundation design for each of the turbine marketing experience) the new Iroquois In foundation works, excavation was approximately 66 locations and the substations was met with a response to provide this assistance. Campground Building at a per cent completed, while rebar installation and submit an FOI to the township. The individual making the Mayor Steven Byvelds cost of $532,199 plus HST, foundation pours were only 24 per cent completed. request asked why the information isn’t already provided echoed comments from with the contribution from In collection infrastructure, cable installation was and if an FOI was submitted, would EDP oppose it? around the council table as the municipality being “just approximately only 28 per cent completed.
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