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St. Patrick’s celebrations CHESTERVILLE – Get your Irish on in Crylser, Metcalfe or Russell to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. On Fri., March 13, the Crysler Citizen Committee invites you to a community supper and Irish ceilidh, beginning at 5 p.m. at the Crysler Community Centre. On March 14, join the Start your engines! Iroquois-Matilda Lions There was a steady stream of ATVs of all designs leav- Club for a night of fun, ing the parking lot at NDDHS on March 7. The Nation food and laughter. Wayne Valley ATV Spring Ride raised more than $21,000 for Rostad provides the Camp Erin Eastern Ontario during the event. entertainment at the Thompson Goddard photo fundraiser. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. at Matilda Hall, Dixons Corners. Tickets are $45. The Russell and District ATV ride raises $21,000 Historical Society hosts an Winchester Public School concept Irish tea party with music for Camp Erin by the Gallagher Family plan sent back to UCDSB on Sun., Mar. 15. The Carolyn Thompson Goddard event begins at 2 p.m. at Record Staff Joseph Morin meetings between the school board and the the Church Museum, 1150 NORTH DUNDAS – A steady stream of ATV’s left the Record Staff council and each time the concept plan Concenssion St., Russell. parking lot at North Dundas District High School shortly WINCHESTER – Progress on the becomes more clearly defined. Councillor Darouze after 10 a.m. on Sat., March 7 as the Nation Valley ATV Winchester Childcare Development plan The site of the daycare is on the requests that attendees Spring Ride for Camp Erin got underway. Charlotte Coons, has been slow but steady. Last week, the Winchester Public School grounds. The wear green for his Irish co-chair of the organizing committee, said the 192 North Dundas council defered the latest school is surrounded by four streets: St. tea party on March 16 at participants raised more than $21,000 for Camp Erin. concept plan for the project from the Upper Lawrence, Louise, Clarence and York. the Metcalfe Town Hall. Camp Erin Eastern Ontario began a few years ago and is Canada District School Board. The school board would like to close off The afternoon tea runs hosted by Carefor Health and Community Services. Councillors had a lengthy discussion York Street to traffic except for school from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Carolyn Bourassa, Camp Erin director, said it “is an about the plan at the council meeting on buses and school traffic, and add a new stop amazing experience for the children,” with no cost to camp Tues., Mar. 3. sign at the intersection of Louise and York participants. The issue seems to be a concern by the Streets. Designed for children 6 to 17 years of age who have council over the consequences of increased The latest version of the plan, as experienced the death of a significant person in their lives, car, school bus and foot traffic around the suggested by the council, is to nix a plan to Camp Erin provides emotional support and grief education school once the daycare has been added. put up the new stop sign at York Street and with camp activities. According to Bourassa, several The plan was first proposed in 2019 by Louise Street. Continued on page 3 the school board. 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Everybody has Millaire for spoken word. a.m., with judging beginning at Mar. 28, Chesterville will for an afternoon of artistic fiction, non-fiction, poetry, something important to say; This is the second time 1:30 p.m. The spoken word host the 2nd annual Writing fun!” said Amanda Burger, short play, spoken word/slam this event gave us licence to Chesterville will host this and song entrants will perform in 150 writing competition the organizer of the event. poetry and songwriting. express ourselves in a event. Last year’s winners their pieces in front of the at McCloskey’s, 22 Victoria The competition is called This fast-paced and supportive environment.” were all published in a book judges and this portion of the St., Chesterville. Writing in 150 because the creative competition will be Award-winning songwriter entitled “Time Has No Hold competition is open to the “What is really fun about writers have 150 minutes (2- judged by an impressive Cory M. Coons will be On Me,” published by Pre- public. The event is organized this event is the public can ½ hours) to write based on a lineup of experienced local judging this year’s Raphaelite Brotherhood by A Bunch of People Arts and attend for the song writing theme assigned that day. The and non-local judges. songwriting category. For Publishing. Events. The entrance fee to judging and then stay and Writing in 150 writing Tony Glen, winner of last poetry, Czandra of Montreal “The book was a real compete is $25. To enter visit listen as the writers read competition consists of three year’s songwriting genre, said: will be returning as a judge, as success,” said Burger. “We www.abunchofpeople.ca and aloud their pieces. This is age categories (10 to 14 “I think we were all surprised will Rachelle Eves for short have sold over 50 copies download the registration the aspect I really like – the years, 15 to 20 years, 21+ what we could achieve in 150 play, Thomas Schoch and locally, with many bought as form. 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