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Events - The “Caring for Our Com-munity” Capital Campaign in support of the St. John Ambulance Brigade of Leeds-Grenville & Lanark will conclude on Aug. 31 with a “Wrap Party” at the Keystorm Pub. This last fundraiser for the Capital Campaign will run from 6 - 11 p.m. and will feature donor and spon-sor recognition, several raffles and auc-tions, live entertainment and a special life saving awards ceremony. The two Brockville Scotiabank branches will be matching the first $5,000 raised through ticket sales allowing this last fundraiser to make a significant impact on the final tally.

Three local entertainers have agreed to donate their time and talent to entertain on Aug. 31. Jeff Callery is a Gananoque native who is a singer, songwriter and musician with a strong Eastern Ontario following. Leigh Bursey, of Brockville is the front man for “Project Mantra” and the founder of Concrete Angel Pro-motions. Chris Hum is the festival and events coordinator for the City of Brock-ville during the day and the “Valley Shan-tyman” at night. All three of these enter-tainers will bring their best party music to the stage of the Keystorm Pub to help celebrate the success of the “Caring for Our Community” Capital Campaign.

Part of the evening will be turned over to a special Life Saving Certificate award

ceremony to honour the four men who were involved in a save during a Brock-ville Gentleman’s Hockey League game this past March. Chris Robertson, Bob Wheeler, Alan Perry and Kim Hansen will be receiving these special awards that have been issued by the National Council of St. John Ambulance.

“The Aug. 31 Wrap Party is an excel-lent way to conclude our Capital Cam-paign and celebrate the many people who have worked on our behalf. If you have not had an opportunity to contrib-ute to the ‘Caring for Our Community’ Capital Campaign this will be a fun way to add your dollars to our final tally. We look forward to selling out and making this final fundraiser a great way to close out our campaign. Many thanks to Dan Thompson at the Keystorm Pub for host-ing our event and also to Cathy Caldwell at Scotiabank for being our lead contact for their sponsorship,” David Dargie, campaign coordinator remarked.

Tickets are $35 each with a $25 tax receipt issued after the Aug. 31 event. There are only 170 tickets available. Tickets can only be purchased at the two Brockville Scotiabank branches - at 7 King St. W. and 329 Stewart Blvd. Through the generous sponsorship of these local Scotiabank branches, the first $5,000 in ticket sales will be matched by Scotiabank.

Wrap Party to celebrate end of Caring for Our Community Capital Campaign

Photo by JAN MURRAYEntertainment - The inaugural South Grenville Bluegrass Festival held Aug. 14-17 at the Spencerville Fair-grounds attracted hundreds of bluegrass fans. An awe-inspiring 125 campers set up for the weekend as well as hundreds more who ventured through the doors of the Drummond Building for this first ever festi-val. Here, Concession 23 took to the stage.

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Mallorytown Village Fair keeps its old-time flavour and adds a dash of local farming history Saturday

Events - Organizers have reached into the past for the newest features of this year’s Mallorytown Village Fair. With a new exhibit of vintage farm equipment and a special display by families of British Home Children, the fair adds to the long list of fascinating displays and old-fashioned entertain-ment that have made this late summer event a huge success.

Now in its fifth year, the event has always had at its core the best ele-ments of a country fair: good food, good music and plain old fun.

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“If you have never heard about these children please stop by and dis-cover this part of our missing history and heritage,” says display organizer Judy Neville. “If you are a descendant of a British Home Child and would like to share your story, you are wel-come to do so. These children deserve to have their stories told.”

The Mallorytown Village Fair runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 23 in the garden of the Mallory Coach House. From Hwy. 401, take exit 675. Drive north on County Road 5 to the corner of County Road 2. There is no admission fee, but donations of cash or food will be accepted for Operation Harvest Sharing Brockville and Area

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You can visit gardens in any or-der you like. Or you can drive to the parking lot at Leeds-Grenville Mental Health, unload your family’s bikes, and follow a family-friendly cycling route that takes in all six gardens. A

map is available in the tour brochure and on the Transition Brockville web-site (transitionbrockville.com).

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• 25 Front Ave. W. where Leeds-Grenville Mental Health has built raised garden boxes as a pilot proj-ect to promote healthier lifestyles for

its consumers. Staff will be on hand to answer questions and provide re-freshments, with proceeds donated to LGMH.

• 94 Abbott St. a residential garden with raised, in-ground beds, unusual vegetables, berry bushes and fruit trees. Transition Brockville rain bar-rels will be available for sale.

• 5 Home St. where the Upper Can-ada Family Health Team has set up straw bale beds. Produce from these is distributed to the health clinic’s cli-ents.

• 35 Garden St. features another res-idential mixed laneway and backyard garden with in-ground beds. Look for some unusual eggplants here.

• 27 Murray St. has a mixed laneway fruit and veggie garden. Handmade garden ornaments will be available for sale.

• 251 North Augusta Rd. is the home of the Butler’s Creek Commu-nity Garden, now in its second year.

Volunteers run this garden, which is on city property and has 20 plots.

Copies of the tour brochure can be downloaded from transitionbrock-ville.com and will also be available at the six gardens and at the Brockville Public Library, Leeds County Books, and Ritchie’s Feed and Seed Garden Centre on County Road 29.

Transition Brockville (TB) was founded by local residents more than seven years ago to provide a non-partisan forum for sharing informa-tion about how each of us, in our daily lives, can help to slow the rate of global warming, reduce our depen-dence on depleting fossil fuels, and adapt to the impacts of peak oil and climate change.

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Local authors urged to submit work for Speaker’s Book awardNews – Leeds-Grenville MPP Steve

Clark is reminding local authors not to miss out on making a submission for this year’s Speaker’s Book Award pro-gram.

“Leeds-Grenville has such a diverse and vibrant arts and culture commu-nity, including a wide variety of writ-ers and festivals that celebrate litera-ture,” said Clark. “I want to make sure writers from our area are aware of the

Speaker’s Book Award program and I encourage them to make a submission, which can only help shine a spotlight on our local talent.”

Topics eligible for the program in-clude the books on the history of On-tario and its communities, prominent figures in our society and the develop-ment of the province’s parliamentary system.

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tario residents and have published their book for the first time within the last two years (reprints and new editions cannot be submitted). Books must be published by the Sept. 19 application deadline and submissions can be made directly by authors or publishers.

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Lifestyle - The air was heavy in the summer kitchen. Spices, boiling sugar, and sealers in a pot of hot water, filled the small space with a sweet steam, cov-ering the two little windows and causing Mother to take a swipe at her face with her big white apron whenever she had a free hand.

It was pickling and preserving time on the farm in Renfrew County.

The swinging shelf, in the dug-out that served as our cellar, was just about bare, and what Mother was ‘putting down’ would see us through the winter at least, and hopefully until the next crop of produce was ready for picking.

The summer had been good to our garden. Soft rainy days, hot sun, and cool evenings guaranteed a goodly crop of vegetables, and the raspberries from our back bush, strawberries growing

along the railway tracks, and choke-cherry trees heavy with fruit, were all turned into jams, jellies and preserves. The crops were so ample, that Mother even had enough to peddle in Renfrew on Saturdays with her eggs, homemade butter, chickens and sticky buns. Yes, the summer had been good to us.

My sister Audrey, much older than I was, helped Mother, but I was consid-ered too young to do much more than

hull berries, or pick beans out of the garden. As long as I was in on the action that was enough to satisfy me, however, and I was grateful to at least have a hand in what was going on for days in the summer kitchen.

“Putting down” was always like a miracle to me. Especially when it came to the yellow beans that grew in great abundance in our garden. When I was sent out to bring in another dish-pan full of yellow beans, I managed to eat almost as many as I picked.

Mother trusted me to pick only those that were ready for ‘putting down’, and to leave the smaller ones which would grow into a good length before you knew it! I would put the dish-pan of beans on the bake table, and take a tin pail and go to the pump in the yard and bring in fresh water and pour it into the pan. It

was my job then to wash each bean...not a handful at a time, but one bean after another! Then they were laid out on a clean tea towel, and patted dry.

Mother fed them into big sealers, poured on boiling brine, put lids on tightly, and turned the jars upside down, and there they sat for two days...not one day, not three days, but two days. Mother said the timing was important, according to Aunt Bertha Thom on the next farm, who taught Mother every-thing she knew about putting down pre-serves and vegetables for the winter.

The pot of spices simmering on the back of the Findlay Oval would be for the pickled beets. The day before, they had been boiled, cooled, skinned, and were ready for slicing. And then they would join the long line of pickles on the swinging shelf in the dugout.

Pickling and preserving went on for weeks. As crops ripened, they were turned into crisp pickles, preserves, jel-lies and jams with the sole purpose of seeing us through the long cold winters that were commonplace in Renfrew County, often cutting us off from going even as far as Briscoe’s General Store a few miles away.

But we needn’t worry about ever wanting for something to put on the sup-per table. By the time the Fall weather started, the smoke house would be full of meat, the shelves in the dugout heavy with sealers, and soon the sauerkraut barrel would be in a corner of the sum-mer kitchen alongside the salt pork.

There never seemed to be enough money for frivolous spending on such luxuries as new hair ribbons when the

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Letter to the editorManager announced for Prescott BIA

DEAR EDITOR:The Prescott Business Improvement Area board of management

is pleased to announce that Lise Yeatman-Alban has been engaged as the manager of the BIA. Yeatman-Alban is a graduate of South Grenville District High School and the Universities of Guelph and Western Ontario. Her many skills include information technology expertise and a genuine interest in helping other people succeed. She lives in Prescott and has already begun her work with the BIA.

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Nicole Stevens and Alissa Burch were all smiles as they participated Aug. 9 in the third annual Gour-mets of Gananoque outdoor food festival, present-ed by the Gananoque BIA. Event goers were able to participate by purchasing coupons ($1 each) and then redeeming these coupons at various down-town restaurants or booths set up in the street for a wide variety of tasty dishes.

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Why is it that a man who gave the world so much joy, so much laughter, whose smile and manic goofiness was unable to make himself smile? As it almost always is with suicides, Robin Williams’ apparent suicide on Monday, Aug. 11, in the San Francisco Bay area, leaves behind not only heartache and grief, but too many questions for his family, friends and fans.

It just doesn’t make sense. Why does the death of Robin Williams hit so hard? Be-

cause he could make you laugh. Because he could make you forget about your problems for an hour or so. Because it was a delight to witness so much talent exploding too quickly, joke-after-joke raining down in rapid-fire on the audience. In a statement, Williams’ widow, speaking of the loss of her “best friend,” said that “it is our hope (that) the focus will not be on Robin’s death, but on the countless moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions.” His publicist told The Hollywood Reporter that Williams had been battling severe depression.

Williams had been trying, going to a rehab clinic as re-cently as last month, reportedly feeling burned out after more than a year of non-stop work. He had been sober from his alcohol and drug addictions for a year, despite relapses, and even worked his addictions into his act. Hauntingly, he was one of the last people to see troubled comedian John Belushi before he died of a drug overdose in 1982.

Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem, and you can get help. Leeds-Grenville Mental Health has several offices throughout the county, including their main office on Front Avenue in Brockville. They can be reached by calling 613-342-6214 or toll free at 1-866-499-8445.

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MARY From page 8ones I had could be washed and ironed, or long white stockings when last year’s beige ones were perfectly fine, but we always had ample food to put on the table.

Father, believed it was a poor farmer indeed, who in spite of the Depression, couldn’t feed his family.

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News - For the Town of Prescott, the Quest for Hockeyville began in 2012. They had just completed another success-ful Leo Boivin Midget AAA Showcase, where they had a team from Latvia travel across the world to come to Prescott. Spirits were high, as they often are when someone says hockey in Prescott.

There were more than a few sugges-tions of “Why don’t we try for Kraft Hockeyville,” explained Prescott for Hockeyville president Chris Veltkamp. “We had so many different stories and memories of how this town has united around the game of hockey.”

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“We decided that we should take one more shot at Hockeyville, as our 2012 bid fell short because we had started late,” explained Veltkamp. “Although we had a good run, we lacked some of the entries needed. So we began early in the win-ter planning our campaign with weekly events for the community, as well as lots of media awareness.”

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Photo by JAN MURRAYFrom left, Rose Williams, Kim Squires, Mary Spero, Chris Veltkamp, Prescott Mayor Brett Todd, Ray Young, Prescott councillor were all smiles as Prescott for Hockeyville was given kudos for their placement in the top eight in eastern Canada of the competition.

and more!”“Kraft chose the top eight in the east

and west based on our entries explain-ing why we would be a great candidate for Kraft Hockeyville. From there, there were three rounds of voting by the pub-lic to finally get to the winner,” Veltkamp explained.

Veltkamp clarified that it was never re-ally about the money. “It was the prestige of winning and the spirit that was raised in our community, people coming togeth-er, having fun, working together. That is way more important than the money.”

Veltkamp, like thousands of others is very passionate about hockey and the fact that Prescott truly resonates this. “It is the history, the togetherness, the spirit, pas-sion, dedication,” he continued. “Anyone who has ever stepped foot in our rink during a midget tournament in March can tell you in a second why Prescott is Hockeyville. I have people from cities across Ontario say what an amazing little hockey town Prescott is.”

“I just want to say thank you to every-one in the town of Prescott and commu-nity who took part, volunteered, donated, and supported this campaign for Kraft Hockeyville. I am so proud I was able to be part of a great community rallying be-hind a game I love...and seeing our name on Hockey Night in Canada, made it all worth it!” Veltkamp added.

The Town of Prescott shared the ‘Top 8 East’ with Richmond Memorial Com-munity Centre, Beeton Community Me-morial Arena, South Huron Recreation Centre, Arena Du Plateau, Credit Union Centre, Amherst Stadium and Bedeque & Area Recreation Centre. Each was award-ed $25,000. The grand prize winner, re-ceiving $100,000 in arena upgrades, the honour of hosting a 2014 – 2015 NHL pre-season game and a visit from CBC went to the Medican Multi-Plex in Sylvan Lake, Alberta.

The Town of Prescott will ultimately decide how the $25,000 will be spent, but Veltkamp and the committee, as well as arena staff, have made recommendations to council as to how best the rink might be refurbished. The money must be spent on the rink, according to contest rules, and the town will initially foot the bill for the upgrades to be reimbursed later by Kraft.

Suggestions as to how the nearly 50-year-old Leo Boivin Community Center might be improved have so far included new glass, handicapped access, women’s change rooms, safety netting and enlarged team benches.

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According to Kraft’s website, to be eligible, each individual must first com-plete the official registration form and then, nominate a deserving community and arena.

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Now the ball was rolling. Geared up and ready, the Prescott for Hockeyville committee planned six main events; two per month until the announcement of the top eight was made.

“A lot of the awareness came in the form of social media along with word of mouth through excitement in our 2012 bid,” said Veltkamp. “The end results were good, the events were well attend-ed and a lot of fun. We had an Amaz-ing Race, Hockey Day in Prescott, Fort Town Shutdown, rally walk through town, house decorating contest, jerseys

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The Prescott Youth Centre is a not for profit organization that provides children and youth between the ages of 8 and 18 activities events and pro-grams aimed to enhance and guide youth to the positive aspects of team work, community involvement, lead-ership, honesty and integrity.

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risk youth aged 14-21 with assistance, support, referrals and advocacy. Con-nect Youth works in partnership with community services to address the ba-sic needs and life skills of vulnerable youth, homeless, or at risk of home-lessness youth. The organization ad-vocates for at-risk youth in the com-munity to ensure that their needs are being met.

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Brockville Collegiate Institute (Gr. 7 – 12)613-345-5641 www.facebook.com/BrockvilleCollegiateInstituteGrade 7 OrientationWednesday, August 2711:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Grade 9 OrientationThursday, August 288:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

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Sweet’s Corners Elementary School (Gr. JK – 6)613-928-2777www.facebook.com/SweetsCornersES Welcome to Kindergarten Open HouseTuesday, August 26Wednesday, August 279:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.New Registrants Welcome

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Photos courtesy the Thompson familyBusiness - Don Thompson (left) and his son, Stewart, in front of their store in Old Iroquois at some point prior to 1956.

Family business continues to thrive after 150 yearsBy CONAN de VRIES

Business - In a time when many new businesses fail within months, a fam-ily business that’s been in existence for 150 years is quite remarkable.

The history of Thompson Timber Mart, located in the village of Iro-quois, is the story of a business that continued to evolve and reinvent itself from the time of its founding — three years prior to Confederation—while remaining true to its core values, fam-ily values if you will, because the his-tory of Thompson Timber Mart is not just the story of a business but a fam-ily tree.

In 1864, 19-year-old Thomas Allen Thompson walked to Iroquois from his home in Hainsville, Ontario to seek employment. He initially worked as a clerk in Davy’s Grocery Store, while in his spare time, he cut blocks of ice from the Old Galop Canal, then sold and delivered the blocks to residents for their ice boxes. Soon there was an opportunity to purchase a lumber and general store from James Carman.

This small store prospered and di-versified its interests and was known as T.A. Thompson until Thomas Allen Thompson’s death in 1916, at the age of 71. Thompson’s widow, Margaret, and their son, Stewart Allen Thomp-son, then took over the business, which became known as T.A. Thomp-son Estate and continued as such until Margaret’s passing in 1936.

Joined father in the businessIt was during this time that Stew-

art’s son, Donald Stewart Thomp-son, returned from the war overseas, where he served as a navigator in the air force, and joined his father in the business, which changed its name again, this time to S.A. Thompson & Son Ltd.

In 1946, Donald married Anne Hodge and soon welcomed children Vicki, Randy, Janis and Jamie. They all soon learned that being part of a family business meant working at the store after school and on weekends doing whatever needed to be done.

Under the younger Thompson’s

direction, the store would further di-versify its business, which at the time included ice, coal, lumber and build-ing supplies, by getting into oil.

In the late 1950s, the store had to survive a challenge few businesses ever have to face. The community in which it had been founded and in which it thrived for nearly a century disappeared. With the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway, the old vil-lage of Iroquois was submerged, and its residents, businesses and buildings were displaced to their present loca-tion.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the Thompson family’s business be-come known as Thompson Homecare and became part of a national buying group. Eventually, Homecare would change its name to Timber Mart. Also during this period, Donald and Anne’s sons, Randy and Jamie, joined the business, as did sons-in-law Ken Has-son and Dale Charbot.

TragedyTragically on March 19, 1981, the

Thompson family suffered a terrible loss when their son Randy was one of five local Iroquois firefighters killed in a railway accident just north of the village. The enormity of losing five local firefighters was felt not only by the affected families but by the whole community.

Later in l982, Donald sold the oil business to Universal Terminals, and the focus of the business became lum-ber and building supplies.

Eight years later Stewart Thompson passed away, and the business contin-ued on as S.A. Thompson and Son until Don’s retirement. Don sold the business to his son, Jamie, and sons-in law Ken Hasson and Dale Charbot. They renamed the business Thompson Timber Mart. This partnership lasted for 24 years, until Dale Charbot left to pursue a career in real estate.

The store is now owned jointly by Jamie Thompson and Ken Hasson, and over the years, five generations have, at one time or another, worked in the family business.

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Six-day 83rd annual North Augusta Labour Day Festival kicks off Aug. 27By CONAN de VRIES

Events - September is not far off, and it’s getting near time for summer’s last hurrah at the North Augusta Labour Day Festival.

The 83rd edition of the popular six-day event runs from Wednesday, Aug. 27 to Monday, Sept. 1, and will once again offer entertainment, attractions and amusements to put a smile on everyone’s face.

“There’s something for everybody,” says Bev Carr, a member of the North Au-gusta Education and Recreation Commit-tee, which organizes and hosts the festival year after year.

“It’s a nice little festival. We put on a good variety of attractions.”

Indeed, there are more than 50 differ-ent events on the festival’s jam-packed schedule, which offers an eclectic mix of attractions—from sporting competitions to contests to shows and sales and demon-strations—not to mention a parade.

Several tournaments will be going on at different times throughout the festival, including slo-pitch, horseshoe, volleyball and euchre, and there will also be a Jell-O-eating competition, tug-of-war, egg toss, and a hula-hoop contest. Also returning will be the ever-popular log-sawing and nail-driving competition, in both men’s and women’s divisions.

There will also be a photo contest and, for the kids, a colouring and drawing com-petition, both beginning on the first day of the festival. Then on Sunday afternoon, there will be the popular frog jumping

Submitted photoA large, and happy, crowd is expected to converge on the Village of North Augusta next week for the 83rd annual North Augusta Labour Day Festival, which will run from Wednesday, Aug. 27 to Monday, Sept. 1.

booth and, on Saturday, a rib-cookoff.“It’s like a mini Ribfest,” says Carr.And throughout the weekend, the North

Augusta Education and Recreation Com-mittee will be manning a food stand at Woody’s Place restaurant.

Some of the entertainment slated for this year’s festival will reflect the event’s Western theme, including a Country Hoe-down with music by The Journeymen on Saturday night. That same night there will be a King and Queen contest, also featur-ing a Western theme.

One of the big draws during the festival is always the car show, which will go on Sunday afternoon and feature more cars than ever.

“The car show just gets bigger and big-ger every year,” says Carr.

There will also be a larger craft market this year, and the North Augusta Amateur Talent Show, which runs Saturday after-noon, is always a popular event.

And the entertainment doesn’t stop when the sun goes down. There will be an outdoor movie on Friday night, and on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, a chance to look up into the heavens during astronomy night.

That’s not all, though. The schedule is still dotted with many other popular and fun attractions, among them a prince and princess draw, village-wide garage sale, music with Reynolds VanderVelde, kids crafts and Tribek Inflatables, old-timers fastball, a scavenger hunt, ecumenical church service on Sunday morning, car

rally, Touch-a-Rainbow horse show, silent auction, music by Jamie and Friends, inter-active displays by the Grenville Fish and Game Club, wagon rides, children’s races, Bingo, appearances around the festival by Sammy the Clown and also illusions and sleight-of-hand by Ripple Effect Magic.

Then, of course, there is the parade, which will be in keeping with the West-ern theme and will wend its way through North Augusta beginning at noon on Mon-day. And there will be awards handed out in several categories to the best of the pa-rade entries.

A schedule this full of great attractions and fun stuff to do doesn’t come about by itself; it takes a group of committed vol-unteers planning and working well ahead of time to put such an event together, but every year it proves worth the effort.

“It’s for everyone to come out and have fun,” says Carr, “but it’s also to raise mon-ey for the community.”

Though there is no admission fee to enter the festival grounds or take part in many of the events, the proceeds from some of the concessions and the registra-tion fees for certain attractions do help raise money for the North Augusta Educa-tion and Recreation Committee.

The committee uses this money to help support a variety of community enterpris-es, often focused on children, such as little league ball and soccer, as well as Christ-mas and Easter celebrations.

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aren’t trying to act, they aren’t worried about dialogue, and there’s no need for character development. This film is all about explosions, improbable action sequences, and as much ammunition as you can put in the air. The Expendables is what it is and what it is, is some of the best action of the summer.

It’s hard to know where to begin with a cast this large. First off I don’t think they even bothered with a script. It seems like they were just ad libbing one-liners the whole time, which is awe-some.

These guys have no problem making fun of each other and themselves. You watch them, and it feels like a bunch of friends having a good time. Not to men-

tion each one is an outstanding action hero in their own right.

Stallone, Statham, Lundgren, Crews, and Couture are fantastic. Kellan Lutz, Rhonda Rousey, Victor Ortiz, Glen Powell, Wesley Snipes, Antonio Ban-deras, Kelsey Grammer, and Harrison Ford are all fine additions to the cast. It’s always fun to see Schwarzenegger and Li mix it up, and as villains go, for a film like this you couldn’t ask for better than Mel Gibson.

The Expendables 3 is an unapologet-ic action film, and some of the most fun you’ll have at the theatre.

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Lifestyle - All family members will love this hot-weather treat. Strawberries and frozen yogurt combine with caramel corn rice cakes to make a great make-ahead dessert.

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To serve, remove side of pan; slice cake into wedges. Garnish each with

Berry caramel frozen yogurt cake great on a warm day

strawberry half and drizzle with straw-berry sauce.

Strawberry sauce: In medium bowl, combine strawberries, liqueur (if us-ing) and sugar. Transfer half to blender or food processor; purée until smooth. Return to remaining berries and mix to blend. Let stand at room temperature for 20 minutes. (Make-ahead: Can be refrigerated in airtight container for up to 24 hours.)

TIP: To soften frozen yogurt, leave at room temperature for approximately 20 minutes.

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Golden Gears Car Club hosts third annual car show and concert Aug. 24

Events - One of the summer’s biggest events along the Seaway is set to take place on Sunday, Aug. 24 as the Golden Gears Car Club hosts its third annual car show and concert at the Iroquois Locks.

The car show can attract up to 300 vehicles from eastern Ontario and northern New York. Add to that the sounds of good-time rock and roll from Eddy & the Stingrays and you have the makings of a memorable summer afternoon.

In an effort to encourage more people to come out and enjoy the event, admission for spectators is free this year.

Visitors will be encouraged to make a dona-tion to help defray the costs of the event. The date has been moved from September to late August this year to help wind up the summer in style. The timing of the day’s activities has also been moved ahead to take advantage of a bit more daylight for drivers to get home before dusk.

The car show runs from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. and the band will perform from noon until 2:30 on the covered stage at the Iroquois Locks.

Lots of prizes up for grabsFor car owners, there are plenty of door prize

and trophies for various categories of vehicles, and everyone can take part in the 50-50 draw. Again this year there will be a variety of ven-dors offering vehicle accessories and all things automotive.

For those who arrive early, the Iroquois mem-bers of the South Dundas Volunteer Fire Depart-ment will be doing a vehicle rescue demonstra-tion at 10:30, using the Jaws of Life, always a

fascinating presentation for the youngsters.There’s no need to pack a lunch; on hand again

for the show and concert will be the food con-cession operated by Terry Palmer of the South Mountain area. His crew can handle a crowd with speed and precision, offering beef or pork on a bun, sausages and more.

In the event of rain, there will be a number of large tents to provide shelter and the band will be playing on the covered stage. Remember to bring your lawn chair.

Membership is over 80The Golden Gears Car Club now boasts over

80 members, made up of classic car owners and car enthusiasts. The group is a re-incarnation of a club that operated in the Iroquois area from the mid-sixties to the early 1970s. The club was re-vived early in 2012 with a two-fold mission: the preservation and restoration of classic cars, and a desire to help their community.

The Golden Gears have hosted several “Show & Shine” events throughout the summer and have been visiting similar events hosted by other clubs. Group members have brought home tro-phies from shows in Brockville, Cornwall and Aylmer, Quebec to name a few.

In addition, the club operated the annual car show at the Canada Day celebration at the Iro-quois Locks on behalf of the local Lions Club.

The club also held a food drive in Morrisburg in early August with proceeds going to the Dun-das County Food Bank, and was instrumental in a car show and food drive held in Cardinal on Aug. 10.

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Entertainment - A 1911 portable steam engine, model 45 owned by Tom Quinell was hooked up to a Case thrashing machine to beat out the grain from the sheaves, at right. Harvest Days takes place annually in August which allows for a non-profit organization, Antique Wheels in Motion, to demonstrate farm machinery on land north of Prescott. Prior to this annual event, members cultivate the land using the 50 plus year old farm equipment to prepare the ground, plant the seeds and harvest the crops for demonstrations. Harvested one week before the show, sheaves are set up in stooks to air dry. These are used for thrash-ing. Above, playing music throughout Saturday at Harvest Days was Leftovers from South Mountain.


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The ladies were meeting once a week to socialize. They would each bring whatever project they happened to be working on at the time and congregate together for some social time while working on their own projects.

Sandra Richardson, activities director at Fox Run chuckled, “We have quite a good group; quite a vocal group. They can tell when we get together because it isn’t just the clicking of needles, it’s a lot of talking and laughing and carry-ing on.”

When resident and friend Marion Nash recently passed away, her husband

Photo by JAN MURRAYLadies at Fox Run by the River Retirement Residence in Ganan-oque have come together and are creating lapghans to be donated to Palliative Care in Brockville. When resident and friend Marion Nash recently passed away, her husband Ed donated all her yarn and wool to the group. From left, Madge Saunders, Muriel Bennett, Pat Brown, Ed Nash, Dora Shields-Burns, Irma Breckenridge, Nel Vanwijk, Sandra Richardson. Missing is Rhea Cameron.

Women at the Fox Run create lapghans for Palliative Care

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Ed donated all her yarn and wool to the group.

“When she passed away, Ed asked me if I could use any of her yarn,” Rich-ardson explained. “Now we have a mas-sive box of yarn.”

Remembering Marion Nash, Rich-ardson recalled fondly, “She was one of the few people I know who could knit and talk and watch TV all at the same time and not miss a stitch on extremely complicated patterns.”

Marion had been part of the knitting group at Fox Run by the River and they had been knitting caps for preemies for the past two years, during their social time. There were also mitten sets they had made for the schools.

There was such a grand variety of yarns and colours that the group de-cided to knit/crochet lapghans in order to use all the bits and pieces and make creations with a wide variety of gor-geous colours. Richardson called pal-liative care in Brockville and they said they would love for them to donate the lapghans and so, they began in January of 2014.

Some of the ladies in the group have not knitted or crocheted in many years. Resident Irma Breckenridge added, “I hadn’t knitted or crocheted in 60 years when I joined the group!”

For another, Madge Saunders it had been at least five to six years. Even for Richardson, this was a whole new ad-venture.

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taught me how to crochet,” Richardson smiled.

It really is all the little tips and tidbits that you learn from someone more ex-perienced that makes all the difference in the world to the look of your piece.

Muriel Bennett piped in, “I started knitting and crocheting when I was three years old.” Her love for what she does is evident not only in her pieces but in her eyes when she speaks of the pieces the ladies make when they are together en-joying one another’s company.

Another long time knitter in the group is Nel Vanwijk. “I started knit-ting and crocheting at the YMCA 40 years ago.” It was then that she started teaching young girls how to knit and to crochet.

To date the ladies have made ap-proximately 27 lapghans that they plan to donate to Brockville’s Palliative Care very shortly. Thereafter, they will con-tinue to make another version of the lapghan, one which is more of a rectan-gular shape, which they plan to donate to Brockville’s Dialysis clinic. Thanks of course to Ed Nash, who donated all of the yarn.

Richardson added, “So many times people will be in wheelchairs and an af-ghan will be too big but a lapghan just covers your lap and they can be so in-credibly colourful.”

Lapghans have been around for many many years, though often when you mention them people look at you like you have a third eye and ask, “af-

ghan?” like you have no idea what you are talking about. This idea is basically the same but on a much smaller scale. The average lapghan is either 30 inches square or another common size is 4ft by 3ft.

Knitting and crocheting isn’t some-thing only your grandmother does any-more. It is slowly coming back. As Ben-nett reminded “Everything is in a cycle, and crocheting and knitting are coming back.”

Richardson spoke of an article she read recently of a young woman who had taken fine art in school. She started to knit but was not getting the colours she wanted and so she taught herself how to die the wool to the shades that she want-ed. Word got out and the younger gen-eration, seeing this young, hip woman making her own wool, her own colours and her own creations began to draw in-terest. Before she knew it she went from teaching one or two young people into teaching entire classes. It isn’t hard to do if you have a good teacher.

Ed Nash, who unknowingly started this ball rolling, agreed that donating the lapghans to Palliative Care is a bril-liant idea. He’s happy to see the yarn put to such good use.

Lapghans have been made and do-nated to several charities around the world for years for a variety of reasons. Sometimes they are given to hospitals for preemies, sometimes to legions for veterans, for Alzheimer patients and so much more.

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The second product I tried out was just as useful but a lot more fun. From my good friend Dan Witmer at Gear Head Canada in Bells Corners, I bor-rowed a 2014 Sym HD-200 scooter for a neighbourhood tour on a recent sunny afternoon.

The scooter industry has grown by leaps and bounds as more and more drivers are discovering the benefits of leaving smaller fuel consumption foot-prints while enjoying the exhilaration of open-air riding. Unfortunately some manufacturers have grown their price too and stickers over $10K are not un-common these days. As Dan put it, “for that kind of money you can drive a car!” So when he saw this trend developing he

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Another unique feature to the Sym is a side-stand as well as a center stand. The side stand comes in handy for short stops but it has a very strong return spring, requiring a rider to keep their foot on it until it returns to its storage position. This scooter weighs in at only 297 lbs and has a rider/passenger capacity of 396 lb. Under-seat storage is lockable and large, holding an extra large helmet with ease. To improve this capacity, the battery is stored under the floor board. A fold away storage hook on the inside of the front fork panel will keep bags out of the wind and wet.

The Sym HD-200 delivers 70 mpg and comes with a 24 month warranty. A great way to save fuel and enjoy warm weather commuting!

If you have any questions, opinions, or stories on anything automotive please drop me a line, [By email to [email protected] or directly to [email protected] listing ‘Question for the Car Counselor’ on the subject line or by post to Record News Communications, 5 Lorne St., P.O. Box 158, Smiths Falls, Ont. K7A 4T1]. When using regular mail, please supply a phone number if you seek direct contact (due to volume I can’t always promise replies).

Yours in serviceBrian Turner

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As authorized by Municipal Bylaw and the Provincial Municipal Act, the City of Brockville has established an interest/penalty charge for non-payment of taxes at the rate of 1.25% per month (15% per annum) on THE FIRST DAY OF DEFAULT and on the first day of EACH month thereafter that current taxes and tax arrears are in default. DEFAULT IS MEANT TO MEAN ONE DAY AFTER THE DUE DATE.Failure to receive a tax bill does not excuse a taxpayer from the responsibility for payment; nor relieve the liability of penalty for late payment

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News - TransCanada Pipelines has made a $5,000 donation to the Township of Elizabeth-town-Kitley towards new playground equip-ment for the Lyn Heights park located at 13 Hayes Drive in Lyn.

This generous donation brings the total funds raised to date for the new playground equip-ment to $10,438.50. Funding exceeding $5,400 was gratefully received through the efforts of local citizens. There were corporate as well as private individual donations. Some companies

provided services as part of their donation. The township will also draw upon its parkland re-serve fund to top up the amount required for this new installation. The new playground equipment was fully installed on July 30.

TransCanada pipeline runs through the Vil-lage of Lyn and considers itself a neighbour of the community. “TransCanada is proud to support the Township of Elizabethtown-Kit-ley,” said Michel Gregoire, director of East-ern Region at TransCanada. “We believe it is

important to support the communities we live and work in and hope that this new playground equipment is enjoyed by the children of this great community.”

Elizabethtown-Kitley Mayor Jim Pickard noted that, “TransCanada’s contribution to this playground equipment is a big boost to the com-munity’s dedicated fundraising effort as well as corporate donations and is a welcomed contri-bution from our TransCanada neighbour.”

Generous donations are big boost to playground fundraising project in Lyn

Photo by DOREEN BARNESEntertainment - Liana’s Ransom Captain Joseph Tilley stands beside his pirate ship with Brockville Tourism information services coordinator Kendra Lorimer while passengers await a sail-out last weekend from Brockville.

Lifestyle - Hi! My name is Hunter. In the Meet Your Match program I’m an orange Wallflower. Shy yet charming canine searching for patient owner with relaxed lifestyle. Looking for gentle guidance to help me come out of my shell. Treat me sweet and kind and I’ll blossom. My adoption fee includes the cost of my surgery, microchip identification, de-worming and flea/tick protection, my first set of vaccinations, and six weeks of complimentary pet insurance. Come by the Ontario SPCA, Leeds and Granville Branch, on 800 Centennial Rd., Brockville, to see about adopting me.

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By James BenningNews - The men and women of the

Ceremonial Guard of the Canadian Armed Forces in their scarlet tunics and bearskin headdress proudly parade on Parliament Hill rain or shine.

The Ceremonial Guard (CG) is one of Canada’s most recognizable military units. For over 50 years the Changing of the Guard has been a top Ottawa attrac-tion, having thrilled thousands of visi-tors on Parliament Hill, at Rideau Hall and at the National War Memorial.

In order to complete such a task there is an elaborate network behind the scenes that is ready to support the soldiers of the CG in the completion of their duties and tasks. These soldiers need to be provided with basic necessi-ties such as food and shelter.

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“Dealing with the high volume of

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Upon arrival he is the first person that the soldiers encounter. He then as-signs them a room, personally inspects the room and makes sure that the soldier receives a meal card for access to the Carleton University Dining facilities. Hopper also acts as an ambassador be-tween the organization and the univer-sity, facilitating repairs and acting as the first point of contact in case of an emergency.

Without the logistical efforts of soldiers like Hopper, the Ceremonial Guard would not be able to successfully conduct their duties on Parliament Hill. Chinese military general Sun Tzu put it the best, “The line between disorder and

Submitted photoBrockville Sergeant Josh Hopper stands outside Carleton University residence. This summer he is respon-sible for making sure that the 400 members of the Ceremonial Guard of the Canadian Armed Forces per-forming ceremonial duties on Parliament Hill receive adequate housing at Carleton University.

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The committee is seeking nomina-tions of Augusta Township businesses. The criteria for nominations is; that the business has demonstrated or developed innovative business practices, services or products or has been in business for several years making a significant im-pact on the economy or has been in-volved with the community making a difference in the lives of people in the community. Nominations will be re-ceived until Wednesday Sept. 24 at 4:30 p.m. at the township office or via email to [email protected].

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News – Brockville Police would like to remind the community again about a couple active scams taking place. These scams are not new but people are still being taken advantage of.

The first one involves a phone call being received advising of a computer problem. Residents are then advised to attend their computer and open it allow-ing access. They are charged a fee for fixing a problem that never existed or worse yet, their identity is jeopardized.

Police remind people to ignore these requests and never allow remote access to their computers or credit cards.

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News – It’s time to update Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act (HTA) by amending an outdated regula-tion and treating all ATVs equally, Leeds-Grenville MPP Steve Clark said in a Member’s Statement at Queen’s Park recently.

Clark called on Transportation Minister Steven Del Duca to amend Regulation 316/03 under the HTA to allow side-by-side, four-seat side-by-side and two-up all-terrain vehicles on Ontario road-ways under the same conditions other ATVs now enjoy.

“Without this update to the legislation, we’re denying these vehicle owners the opportunity to get out and explore our province and pursue this great outdoor activity,” said Clark, adding in-creased opportunities for ATV riders would pro-vide a much-needed boost to the tourism economy in rural Ontario.

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Prior to last fall’s debate, Clark received dozens of emails supporting the amendments from ATV club members and individual riders from across Leeds-Grenville, including the Johnstown ATV Club and Thousand Islands ATV Club.

Clark said it’s worth noting Minister Del Duca spoke in support of the motion last fall prior to his recent appointment to cabinet.

“I was proud to bring this issue to the new min-ister’s attention on behalf of the ATV riders I rep-resent because I know it’s important to them. As I said in my statement, I’m hopeful the minister will put his supportive words last fall into action so we can get this amendment made,” said Clark.

A video of the statement is available on MPP Clark’s YouTube site here: http://youtu.be/gSXkuh6ySLo

Submitted by the office of MPP for Leeds-Gren-ville Steve Clark.

Clark calls for action on amendments to ATV regulations

Photo by DOREEN BARNESEntertainment - The Hoolies, a Celtic and folk music band played while people were sam-pling Beau’s All Natural brews paired with appetizers from local establishments. A very con-tent and satisfied group of individuals attended Raising a Pint at the Brockville Museum on Friday evening, Aug. 15, sampling five of Beau’s All Natural brews, paired with appetizers from the Georgian Dragon, The Barley Mow, Bud’s on the Bay, The Brockberry and The Mill. Celebrity servers for the evening were Doreen Barnes, TVCogeco F.Y.I., Andy Wheeler, SNAP, Leeds Grenville MPP Steve Clark, Bill Welychka of CKWS and Dave Beauschene of Beau’s All Natural Brewing Co. The proceeds from this event will go towards the Open Drawer Project, eventually giving the public complete accessibility to the museum’s collection, artifacts and photographs online.

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Student awards help youth embark on career path$1,000 to a first year student, or $1,000 to an individual in a graduate program and is registered in a recognized univer-sity.

Candidates must have a demon-strated interest in pursuing a career working with individuals who have a developmental disability. Applications are reviewed by a selection committee and successful applicants will receive a one-time award.

Emily SharpeSharpe was awarded $750 towards

her first year of attending Seneca Col-lege to take Early Childhood Education Program.

She is the daughter of Yvette Sharpe and stepdaughter of Brian Plant from Gananoque and attended Gananoque Secondary School.

For both semesters Sharpe did her co-op at Linklater Public School working with children to help with their home-work as well as helped a boy who had autism.

Sharpe also helped at Thousand Is-lands DayCare and it opened her eyes to working with children of all ages and how to use different approaches to the task at hand.

“It showed me that I not only love working with kids, but has shown me I have a passion for helping the chil-dren and making them believe in them-selves,” added Sharpe.

In fact Sharpe received a Co-op Award of $100. There was only one oth-er student that received this award.

Upon graduating from Seneca Col-lege, Sharpe planned on taking the two-year Autism and Behavioural Science Program, but has rethought this and will likely work for a year prior to returning to school.

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of Science in the Nursing Program at the University of Ottawa, the $1,000 Award will definitely help with tuition and books.

The daughter of James and Whitney Kilgore, Lindsey chose this career path after volunteering at a local nursing home and seeing the passion and love that the nurses gave the residents.

When a family member was diag-nosed with cancer and other health con-cerns, Kilgore saw firsthand the care, skills and compassion that the health providers had.

In addition to the stint at the nursing home, Kilgore travelled to El Salvador for two weeks on a mission trip.

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In addition, Kilgore renovated and re-supplied an Orphanage House that housed abused and abandoned children.

She feels that with her personal ex-perience, education and volunteerism, it has given her a foundation to pursue her chosen career and to help others who are facing disabilities.

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News – Starting this month, infor-mation on busing for the upcoming school year will be just a click or a phone call away, for parents and stu-dents in Eastern Ontario.

Student Transportation of Eastern Ontario (STEO) is the transportation consortium for the Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario (CDSBEO), and the Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB). Gen-eral manager and Chief Administrative Officer, Ron Cotnam, stated, “STEO has developed a website where parents and students can access important in-formation including pickup locations and the name of the contractor serving their area.”

Parents and students can visit the STEO website at www.steo.ca. Par-ents can then click on the “Find My

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Photo by DOREEN BARNESEntertainment - Soft familiar voices could be heard on Main Street of Athens as Georgette Fry and Shout Sister entertained that morning. The 34th year of the Athens Cornfest took place on Saturday, Aug. 16 with events on Main Street and in Memorial Park. There was continuous music, lots of sweet golden cobs of corn, vendors, Bingo, a magic show, children’s parade, Jumping Castle, Farmers’ Market with fresh produce, baked goods and farm machinery lining the street.

Photo by DOREEN BARNESEntertainment - A chalk art mural, Raphael’s Cherubs was drawn by famed illustrator David Day showing cherubs thinking about an ear of corn. Day has worked on Lost in Space, Star Wars, Star Trek, Avatar and Harry Potter. The 34th year of the Athens Cornfest took place on Satur-day, Aug. 16.

Events - The Spencerville Mill Foun-dation is excited for a night of great food and wine pairings at the Smokie Ridge Vineyard.

Taking place Saturday, Sept. 6 – Civilized Pleasures at the Vineyard be-gins at 6:30 p.m. Executive Chef Phil Morneault has created a one of a kind four-course meal and each course will be paired with a one ounce tasting of wines from the Smokie Ridge 2012 vin-tage. Additional wine can be purchased to enjoy with dinner or to take home. There will also be a silent auction for incredible gift baskets.

The night will begin with a tour of the vineyard and winery, which will take place at 6:30 p.m. with dinner being served at 7:30 p.m. This is an exclusive event that shouldn’t be missed. There are a limited number of tickets available and they can only be purchased in ad-vance. Tickets are $50 per person and a $20 tax receipt will be provided.

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Simple Fare Community Luncheon, Aug 21, 11:30-12:30pm, Addison United Church, All adults, children, seniors welcome. 613-924-9852.

Alcohol Anonymous Meeting St Denis Church, 3 George St., 8 p.m. every Tuesday (613)928-1056.

Alzheimer Society- Support Group Meetings. 4th Friday each month, 1-3 p.m. Maple View Lodge, 746 County Rd. 42 E.

Athens Fitness one hour classes. Tuesdays and Thursdays, at ADHS, at 6-7 p.m., and Saturday mornings at 9-10 a.m. Info: [email protected] or (613)924-2541, and Athens Aerobics.

Alzheimer Society- Early Stage Support Group. Every Wednesday 10-11:30 a.m. Alzheimer Society Office, Brockville General Hospital, 42 Garden St. Registration necessary.

Alzheimer Society- Just For You. Every Wednesday 1-2 p.m. Alzheimer Society Office, Brockville General Hospital, 42 Garden St. Registration necessary.

Alzheimer Society- Support Group Meetings. 1st Friday each month, 1:30-3:30 p.m. FoxRun Retirement Residence, 104 Thousand Island Pkwy.

Alzheimer Society- Support Group Meetings. 2nd Thursday each month and 4th Thursday each month. 10-12. Also 4th Wed. each month 1-3 p.m. Alzheimer Society- Brockville General Hospital.

Brockville & District Hospice Palliative Care Service Monthly Grief Support Meeting, September 3, “The Gifts of Grief” Garden St.

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Brockville & District Hospice Palliative Care Service FALL Volunteer Training Course at The Brockville General Hospital, Garden Street Site, begins mid October, To register: Patti 613-345-5649 ext 4415.

Brockville Parkinson’s Support Group meets Thursday, September 4 10:30-12, New building of the Community and Primary Health Care Group, 2235 Parkdale Ave., Unit 12.

CPHC (Community Primary Health Care) Diner’s Clubs, for adults 55 and over, and/or adults with disabilities. First Wednesday of each month, Wesleyan Church Hall. Info: 613-924-1629.

Drugs destroying your life? Narcotics Anonymous can help. Friday evenings, 7:30 p.m., Parish of St. Lawrence Church.

Duplicate Bridge. Thurs. evenings. 7 p.m. Presbyterian Church at Court House Square. Ann 613-342-3577.

Free Clothing Give Away, August 26, 9am-11am, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Ormond St.

Fundraiser at Hardy Park, Monday, September 1, 1-4 p.m. Live entertainment; Hawaii themed races and prizes, games, limbo dancing, face painting and lots more fun.

Gentle Fitness Exercise Program. Seated chair exercises. Every Wednesday 10:30-11:30 a.m. First Presbyterian Church. Dagmar MacDonald, Exercise Therapist 613-342-5901.

Is your life affected by someone’s drinking? Please join us at Wall Street United Church for Thursday Morning Glory meetings, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Info: 613-342-5401.

Leeds and Grenville Probus Club meets the fourth Monday of every month. Brockville Country Club, August 25, 10 a.m. Speaker, Michelle Falone re: Consumer Protection. Barbara Thomson 613-349-4976.

Lunch- Legion. Every Friday. 12-1 p.m. 613-345-0473.

Mobile Blood Donor Clinic, Brockville Memorial Centre, 1 Magedoma Dr, Monday, August 25, 2-7 p.m.

Parkinson’s Exercise Class every

Wednesday 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, Dagmar MacDonald 613-342-5901.

Toastmasters. 1st and 3rd Wed. every month. 7:30 p.m. Bridlewood Manor, 1026 Bridlewood Ave. 345-0111 ext. 3015 (days), 345-5367 (evenings).

Transition Brockville, Brockville Veggie Garden Tour. Self-guided. Cycling-friendly. In and around downtown Brockville. Sat. August 23, 10-4pm.

Cardinal Men’s Horseshoes. Wed. evenings. Legion 6:30 p.m. 613-657-3390 or (613)657-3058.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 105 Cardinal, Monday, Public Cribbage starts 1 p.m. Thursday public euchre starts 7 p.m.

Sun. August 31 - This Old Heart And The Country Comrades, 5-9, Cardinal Legion.

492 Gananoque Military Police Army cadets, Registration Night & Uniform fitting/exchange, Sept 3 & Sept 10, 6:30-9pm, Gananoque Recreation Centre - upstairs hall, ages 12-18, bring copy of birth certificate,

Arthur Child Heritage Museum, Wednesday, August 27, John Nalon presenting: Lorne Prosser: Through the Lens. 7-8 p.m. 125 Water St. 613-382-2535.

Golden Gears Car Club presents Eddy & the Stingrays in concert, Sunday, August 24, noon-2:30, at the Iroquois Locks, along with our giant annual classic car show 9-3. Rain or shine.

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Furnace Falls Seniors meet in the Legion last Thursday of each month at noon for potluck and program. Warm welcome to all 55+. Info: 613-928-2256.

5th Annual Mallorytown Village Fair, Saturday, August 23, 9-4, Mallory Coach House Gardens, 1523 County Rd 2 and Community Centre, 76 County Rd 5.

Bake Sale & Indoor Garage Sale, Saturday August 23, 8am-Garage Sale, 9am-Bake Sale, Mallorytown United Church, furniture, many household items, children’s items and much more. Come one and all!

Bingo, every Thursday night. Doors open at 5:30pm. Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 484 Mallorytown. Info: 613-923-5000

Community Pancake & Sausage Breakfast, August 23, 8-11am, Dinner at 5, A Mallorytown Village Fair Activity. Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 484 Mallorytown. Info: 613-923-5000

CPHC SAIL Diner’s Club, August 27 at 12 noon, Legion Hall on Quabbin Rd. Info: 613-382-1175 or 1-800-561-8024.

Sun. August 24 - This Old Heart And The Country Comrades, 2-5, Mallorytown Legion. Supper to follow.

Sunday In The Country, August 24, 2-5pm, Dinner at 5, This Old Heart and the Country Comrades. Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 484 Mallorytown. Info: 613-923-5000

Weekly Bingo. Every Thursday Night. Mallorytown Legion. Doors open 6 p.m.

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afternoon 1 p.m. Euchre. Every Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Prescott

Lawn Bowling Club (455 Dibble St. W.). Sponsor: Fort Wellington Seniors. Lunch. Great prizes.

Fort Wellington Seniors- Euchre Tuesday night. 7 p.m. Prizes, lunch.

Painting Classes at Walker House. Wed. afternoons. 1 p.m. Info. 613-925-5300.

Prescott Lions Club Bingos are back, next bingo is August 25 at the Prescott Legion. Doors open 6 pm Bingo starts 7 pm. Every second and fourth Monday.

Sharing Hands Alanon group, for relatives and friends of alcoholics, meet at Prescott Medical Centre, 555 King W. , Prescott, Monday evenings, 8:00 p.m.

SLA Carnival Day, Saturday, August 23, 1-4, rain or shine. St Lawrence Academy, 560 Edward Street.

Sunday Evening Concert, Sunday, August 24, show starts at 6:30 p.m. Kinsmen Ampitheatre, Sandra Lawn Marina, country music of Tom Wilson and his Western All Stars. If rain held at the South Grenville District High School. Details: [email protected]

The 83rd Maynard Cemetery Memorial Service will be held on Sunday, August 24 in Maynard at the Cemetery’s Cenotaph. All are welcome.

“motionEmotion” The duality of language, September 3 to 28 at AtrScene Spencerville, 11 Spencer St. Vernissage on September 5, 7-9 p.m. Refreshments served. Info: 613-258-4400.

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Submitted photoBusiness - Ed Huck Marine celebrated its 125th anniversary in Rockport at the his-toric marina, first established in 1889 by Fred Huck, on Saturday, Aug. 16. From left, Senator Bob Runciman for Thousand Is-lands and Rideau Lakes, Joyce Huck, Morris Huck, Peter Johnston, Jody Huck, Heather MacCrimmon, Scott MacCrimmon, Leeds-Grenville MP Gord Brown, Jody Huck, Leeds and the Thousand Islands Mayor Frank Kin-sella, Jerry Huck and Leeds-Grenville MP Steve Clark.


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THANK YOUThe family of Johanna (Ann) Melissen wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Dr. Gill, Bayshore homecare and nursing staff for their excellent care during Mom’s last weeks. Many thanks to neighbours and friends who supported us during this difficult time. Many thanks also for messages of sympathy and donations made to Heart and Stroke and Cancer in Mom’s memory. Dropping in to visit or bringing food and flowers all made us feel comforted during this sad time. Thank you to Father Brennan, Deacon Larry Judge, servers, church choir and CWL honour guard of St. Mark’s church, Prescott for the beautiful mass in remembrance of Mom’s life. Thank you to St. Mark’s CWL who provided the delicious lunch after the service. Thank you to Hulse Playfair and McGarry’s staff for their excellent service and compassion. God bless all who helped in any way.

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to my husband, family, friends and community for all of the non-stop love, support and prayers. Thank you to Dr Mark Roberts, Dr Wilson and Debra and to the nursing staff at the Smiths Falls Hospital. To CCAC Homecare Nurses: Matt, Marylou and Anne for their gentle kindness and help. To George and June and everyone at Tackaberry Construction and to Frank Healey of Healey Transportation for his understanding and for the compassion Dave and I received from his co-workers. Thank you everyone for the food, flowers, cards, visits, prayers and telephone calls that I still continue to receive. A special thank you to the Angels of Comfort, Addison United Church, whose prayer shawl was always with me during those first dark days. I am so greatful to all.

God Bless “The Miraculous Is Everywhere”Shelley Ireland

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Greyleith Limited now part of the Cruickshank group of companies, has an opening in their Carleton Place location for the following positions:

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Photo by JAN MURRAYSports - The Brockville Braves Golf Committee successfully held their ninth annual Charity Golf Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 16 at the Prescott Golf Club. Golfers took to the course under less than optimal skies and ended up completing their round a little less dry than anticipated. None the less, the 125 golfers completed the game with a smile on their face and enjoyed the opportunity for volunteers, billets and families to become better acquainted with one another. Each player took home a prize, enjoyed a steak supper and had some fun with the silent auction. Each year the committee makes a donation to a charity of their choice and for the third year in a row has chosen Making Play Possible as this year’s recipient. Justin Turner is seen here that day, with Jim Turner looking on.


Photo by DOREEN BARNESSports - Under cloudy skies and with cool temperatures for Sunday, Aug. 17, several individuals braved the mighty St. Lawrence River to participate in the 1000 Islands Triathlon, Duathlon Relay at Armagh S. Price Park, presented by Somersault. This competition includes Olym-pic Triathlon and Relay, Olympic Swim Cycle, Sprint Triathlon and Re-lay, Sprint SwimCycle, Try A Tri, Super Sprint Triathlon, Sprint Duath-lon. Depending on which category is chosen indicates whether the person will swim 50 or 200 metre, cycle 20.7 or 40.2 kilometers and run 2.3, five or 10 kilometres. Participants travelled from Quebec, New York State and from all over Ontario to compete. The YMCA of Brock-ville and Area is the office charity club of this event with members and volunteers helping at various points on the course, plus the pre-race preparations. Here, bobbing heads and raised arms arching was all that could be seen in the Try A Tri, as swimmers left the boat launch to start the swim.

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Sports - This week’s column is a very fitting follow up to last week’s club championship column.

In fact, this topic is so very near and dear to my heart. I used to hear fel-low golfers tell me how I should win every tournament I play in because of the way I used to hit the ball.

I kept hearing them say “Nobody hits the ball as well as Johnny Ryan does.” It was nice that they felt that way but unfortunately I didn’t feel the same way. What was holding me back? My confidence, my trust in my golf swing and the self belief that is needed to play good competitive golf.

When I finally started to believe in myself, my competitive golf game totally turned around, I started to win tournaments and I found myself in contention a lot more than I used to be. That experience in itself makes you stronger and better prepares you to handle tournament pressure.

My big break through came when I put more emphasis on target aware-ness than golf swing awareness. I had to trust my golf swing and trust it will help me hit the ball to my target more consistently.

When playing competitive golf, you don’t want to be out there worrying about your golf swing otherwise you will be in big trouble. Hey you can’t get a printout from your computer if you are downloading or programming it can you? In golf you can’t hit qual-ity golf shots if you are more worried about your golf swing technique than

your target.I spent 15 years of my competitive

golf days thinking more about my golf swing than hitting my ball to my tar-get.

When playing in a competition, you must focus more on your target and what will influence your ball’s flight. Things like temperature, wind condi-tions, the lie your golf ball is on and play your natural ball flight.

Experience sure is your best teacher, learn how you react under competitive pressure. The more you are in a partic-ular situation, the more you will learn how to handle it.

Like I said a couple of weeks back, if your mind’s eye is focused on your target, it will direct your muscles to do what they need to do to have you hit your golf ball to your intended target.

Here’s a good example of what I am saying here, whenever I used to miss a green with my approach shot in my ‘technique’ oriented days, I would put more emphasis on my chipping/pitch-ing technique and my results were not very good in most cases.

But when I switched to being more ‘target’ oriented, I would actually pick a spot on the green where I wanted my ball to land based on the type of shot I was playing. The results here were much more successful leading to much lower competitive scores.

Great players don’t always use their drivers off every tee, they use whatever club they need to, to get them to their ideal go to yardage or keep them short

Submitted photoMy good friend and student Dave Gill is always work-ing hard on his game prepping it for competitive golf. Gill plays his fair share of senior tournaments each season and hopefully someday soon he will reap the rewards from all the hard work he puts in.

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And they don’t fire at every flagstick either, they usually play to the fat side of the green. If you get too aggressive and play at the flag and if you lose your shot on the short side, it won’t take you too long to figure it out. You will find out pretty quickly how tough it is to get up and down when you do this.

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J R Ryan, CGTF Level Three Teach-ing Professional, teaches exclusively at the Tincap Golf Course. You can reach J R at 613-345-1390 or by e-mail at [email protected].

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Photo by JAN MURRAYSports - The Play Junior Golf Tour Championship was held on Wednesday, Aug. 13 at Sun-nidell Golf Club complete with closest to the pin contests, $10,000 hole in one prize, put-ting contest, adult/child challenge, long drive competition, mini-putt draws and so much more. As an added bonus, a golf entertainment show with Todd Keirstead was held fol-lowing play, seen here.

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Thompson Timber Mart Staff Celebrate 150 Years of Service

More and more people tackling a construction job or a renovation project are discovering that all their building needs can be met in one place, and people are now coming from farther and farther away to take advantage of the expertise and wide selection of building materials that Iroquois’ Thompson Timber Mart has to offer.

The Thompson family has been in the retail business in the Village of Iroquois since its founding in 1864, making this year the store’s 150th anniversary and giving the Thompson family a reason to celebrate.

Though it didn’t join the Timber Mart group until the mid 1990s, the store has been in the Thompson family since before Confederation and in that time has dabbled in many different trades—from oil and ice to coffee and tea—but always, the core of the business has been building supplies—and that is just as true today.

“We’re a complete building centre,” says Jamie Thompson, who co-owns Timber Mart with his brother-in-law, Ken Hasson.

The store offers expert service from 12 knowledgeable full-time employees, and two part-time workers, and provides customers a wide selection of all manner of building material. Whether the customer is a professional contractor or a do-it-yourselfer, Thompson Timber Mart offers anything they might need, from ICF basements, floor systems, windows and doors, to ceilings and roofs.

“They can do everything from top to bottom,” says Jamie’s sister, Janis Thompson. The store offers custom kitchen cabinetry by KraftMaid and Aristokraft as well as many options of bathroom

vanities, as well as a complete line of PPG paints, and all its employees can answer customers’ questions and give good advice on the best choice of material and installation.

“We have a very dedicated staff with many years of experience,” says Jamie. As the reputation of the business has extended farther afield, Thompson Timber Mart has been drawing

clients from as far away as Ottawa, Kemptville and Brockville. With that kind of growth, the time may eventually come when the store needs to expand, and the business does own a large tract of land in the village that may at some point become the site of a new and enlarged Thompson Timber Mart.

In the meantime, the Thompsons continue to invest in the business and improve their customers’ experience, as they did recently with the purchase of a boom truck, which enables the store to offer more versatile material handling services, such as second-floor and rooftop deliveries.

Since its founding 150 years ago, Thompson Timber Mart, originally known as T.A. Thompson Estate, has thrived and been a staple of the Iroquois business community. In this, its anniversary year, the Thompson family wants to recognize the role the community has played in the longevity of the business.

“It’s been a loyal community over the years,” says Jamie. On Saturday, August 23, there will be a barbecue in front of the store, with the local Iroquois and Matilda

Lions Club cooking up hotdogs and hamburgers. The barbecue will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.Later that night, beginning at 8 p.m. and running until 1 a.m., there will be a community dance at the

Iroquois Legion. A DJ will keep the music spinning, and a light lunch will be provided. There is a $5 admission fee. Tickets are on sale now at the store—and selling briskly.

All proceeds from the barbecue and the dance will go towards the Dundas County Food Bank and the South Dundas Animal Shelter.

“It’s our way of thanking the community, and having a little fun,” says Jamie.

The store is also holding draws for valuable prizes provided by several of its key suppliers. Beginning August 20, four draws will be held for prizes that each total no less than $500 in value. There will be one each from PPG Pittsburgh Paints, Canwel Building Materials, Alexandria Mouldings and Gentek Windows.

Ballots are available at the store and entries are restricted to one ballot per household per day, and a person can win only once. But even if you don’t win a draw, the Thompson Timber Mart flyer comes into force on August 13 and will offer many great deals on all sorts of items until August 23.

“The flyer will have some very aggressive pricing on ten or so items, and there will be some very good pricing on Gentek vinyl siding,” says Jamie.

If longevity is a sign of quality, there is no doubt Thompson Timber Mart is the place to go for any kind of building or construction need, and what better time to stop by and check out what has made the store so good for so long than during its 150th anniversary.

Joyce Bartholomew and Jamie Thompson, of Thompson Timber Mart in Iroquois, show off a sample of one of the many types of flooring that the store offers, in addition to a wide se-lection of every other kind of building material.


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