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E-mail: l `]j][gj\[dYkkaÚ]\k8_eYad&[ge e H`&2.)+%,,0%*+*) >Yp2.)+%,,0%+*.( Villager NEWS INSIDE Brie y PM40050631R8905 Volume 125, Number 27 Chesterville, Ontario Wednesday, January 17, 2018 Single Copy $1.00 (HST included) Seaway presentation Community DIXON’S CORNERS – Linking Hands volunteers Cuffed Community Lunch & Learn is starting off the Up for a Cause new year with a look back Kalynn Sawyer Helmer in time with a presentation Record Staff by Lyle Van Allen on the WINCHESTER – Throughout last building of the Seaway – week, North Dundas local business on Mon., Jan. 22 from owners and local celebrities were 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at arrested by PC Tylor Copeland of the the Community Christian SD&G OPP. Those arrested included Reformed Church in Dixon’s Corners. There is Winchester Press Editor Matthew P. no charge but you must Uhrig, Cup of Jo’s co-owner Jo-Ann register by today, Wed., Martin, Main Street Clothing Jan. 17, by email at Company owner Lisa Williams, nchristie@houseoflazarus. North Dundas District High School com; or online at Vice-Principal Mike Deighton and linkinghandsdundas.ca; or Summers Physiotherapy owner Dave call 613-989-3830. Summers. Transportation is available Continued on page 2 for seniors on request. Bowling anyone? Mario Leclerc CHESTERVILLE – Tired or bored with winter? throwing hat Try something different. Public bowling is available into SDSG ring on Saturday 3-5 p.m. and Sunday 6-11 p.m., as well Candice Vetter Passing along their knowledge as some openings on the Record Staff To coincide with Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in January, The Record is highlighting Heather youth and adult leagues, at MONTREAL – Mario Leclerc Cronin (left) and Jeannie Barkley, Personal Support Workers at Dundas Manor, who are learning more the Chesterville Bowling temporarily resides in Montreal, due about dementia and are helping residents, their families and staff to better understand the disease. Lanes (613-448-3535). to a work contract, but plans to soon Courtesy photo Or check out Ormond move back to Cornwall, his home, Harmony Cloverdale RA’s where he intends to seek the Liberal help alleviate their stress and meet their needs.” Bowling Night, Sat., Jan. 27, candidacy for the federal riding of Understanding Dementia It’s all about understanding the disease, being patient 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. at Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry. and accepting who the person is in the moment. “The Chesterville Bowling Lanes, In a telephone interview with WINCHESTER – When caring for residents with person can’t change. We must do the changing and often 2803 County Rd 7. RSVP is The Record, Leclerc said he has not dementia, many questions are asked. Questions like: the simplest things can make a difference,” said Cronin. a must. Contact Paul yet formally filed, but he intends to What do they understand? What causes them to become Barkley and Cronin share examples of residents who upset? What makes life more enjoyable? Porteous at 613-774-3900 to shortly. He is about to take up exhibit behaviours of agitation, aggression or Personal Support Workers (PSWs) Jeannie Barkley reserve, and for details on membership in the Liberal Party of wandering. By learning more about their history and shoe rentals and non-member and Heather Cronin are helping their colleagues find Canada, for which he will be what causes them stress, plans can be put in place to costs per game. Children are answers to these types of questions – and helping to help. It can be as simple as reducing noise levels in seeking the nomination, because he welcome and the young ones provide better care for the Dundas Manor residents. certain rooms or putting safety supports in place for a may wear socks instead of wanted to choose a party that Additional provincial funding has allowed Barkley resident who wants to walk up and down the hallways. renting shoes. reflected his views on labour. and Cronin to take additional training to learn more The team also supports families, learning about their In 2011, he was the SDSG New about dementia and other behavioural challenges. As concerns as well as hopes for their loved ones. “It’s Democratic Party candidate, where champions, they are sharing their expertise with co- very rewarding to know we can make a difference and he came in only 195 votes shy of workers. “We spend one-on-one time with residents, make things better for a resident,” noted Barkley. second place. Now he is the first learning more details about their lives and how the “I strongly support this program in long-term care,” person to publicly announce his disease is affecting their understanding of their care,” summed up Administrator Susan Poirier. “The additional intention to throw his hat into the explained Cronin. “That information is then shared with one-on-one support is so important to enhance the lives Liberal ring. the entire care team. The program benefits everyone.” of our residents living with dementia and to support their Continued on page 2 “This is their home,” added Barkley. “We want to families and our staff.” ASTROBLACK DIAMOND OLD DUTCH YOGURT TUBSCHEESE SLICES TORTILLA CHIPS 650 - 750 G 500 G RED & WHITE OR DELI ROUND Check out our weekly deals on or at www.mikedeans.com 3 1.99 2.49 FOR 5.00 19 KING STREET, CHESTERVILLE - HERITAGE MARKET JANUARY 17 Page 02_Layout 2 18-01-16 12:11 PM Page 1 Page 2 The Chesterville Record Wednesday, January 17, 2018 Liberal Party, which has phone. “I have worked in Employment, Workplace party. Prime Minister need, and partly because, as Leclerc values closer to mine.” In Ontario for 24 years. It is and Development, and Trudeau makes tons of he says, “Those projects, in Continued from the front his press release, he said he home. I want to give Labour; and for the money available for construction, help produce In the interview he said, supported Prime Minister something back. I love the Ministry of Families, infrastructure projects. good, well-paying jobs.” “It’s impossible for an NDP Justin Trudeau and the challenges of making a Children and Social Being part of the He is married and has candidate to be elected Liberal Government’s difference in people’s Development. government would help me two daughters in their 20s. against the Conservatives policies. lives.” He also believes that the get some of that money for It is partly for their future in our riding.” The SDSG Why is he so keen to run He has contracted with Liberal Party is likely to our area.” that he wants to try again incumbent is MP Guy that he switched parties? the Federal Public Service win the next election, and He is in favour of using for a political office. When Lauzon, who has long had “A political party is just a as a consultant on labour- that can be advantageous federal funds to upgrade asked for a closing remark a firm hold there. Said vehicle to carry your values related issues. He has also for a riding. “It’s good to infrastructure, partly he said, “I can lead the Leclerc, “So I went to the forward,” he said on the worked for the Ministry of be with the governing because he perceives a troops to victory.” last pair by 4:30 p.m. His Cuffed Up release raised $2,500 for Crime Stoppers Month for a Cause 2018. “I was very warm Continued from the front and couldn’t move for a The finale of the long time,” said Pettigrew. fundraiser concluded on “I had a lot of fun and it Sat., Jan. 13, when was a great event.” He was Winchester Foodland even still able to get a few owner Dan Pettigrew was emails done while waiting placed in 250 pairs of cuffs out his sentence. Pettigrew and sentenced to his Coca- said his “amazing staff,” Cola jail cell until all the had a lot to do with making cuffs had been removed. the day go off without a Community members hitch. could donate $10 to have The 250 plastic cuffs one pair of cuffs removed came from a previous and also have their names fundraiser by long-time entered to win prizes from Seaway Valley Crime the raffle table. Prizes Stoppers supporter Jim included two goodie Mustard of Mustard’s Finally free baskets donated by the Variety in Iroquois. PC Tylor Copeland of the SD&G OPP removed the Crime Stoppers, a $100 gift Mustard donated the cuffs final pair of cuffs from Winchester Foodland owner card from Foodland, a gym and the money raised from Dan Pettigrew at 4:30 p.m. on Sat., Jan. 13. The membership from their sale to the Cuffed Up for a Cause fundraiser brought in $2,500 Summers Physiotherapy, organization as an ode to alone from Pettigrew’s jail time. Courtesy photo and a retro clock and mini his 25 years of support. monster fridge from Coco- Copeland said the use of enough to dig themselves were removed after crowds Cola.