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October 19th, 2011 EditionNewsSouth Dundas public speaks upFor those with something to say, South Dundas council members were all ears on October 17th.
Mayor Steven Byvelds, along with Deputy Mayor Jim Locke opened the “round table” discussion to the public at 7 p.m. in Matilda Hall. Also in attendance were Councillors Evonne... Baby owl rescue was a 'hoot'
Laura-Lee Cholette, assistant superintendant at the Upper Canada Golf Course, is someone who gives a ‘hoot’.
In May of this year, following a big windstorm, Laura-Lee spotted what she thought was a chunk of paper near the trees north of the par three third green. On... The PussyCat Hotel, a 'purr'fect kitty getaway
If you are a cat owner who enjoys holidaying in the sun, and being pampered and fed in a luxurious hotel, but feel a tinge of guilt at leaving your favourite feline behind, then the PussyCat Hotel could be the answer for you.
The PussyCat Hotel, located just east of Glen Stewart on... Marching to a positive drummer
“If everybody gave 100 per cent all the time, most of the problems on this planet could be solved. We need to focus that incredible energy at all times. Give the best you can to the world,” said Mitch Dorge, on October 4, 2011, addressing a very enthusiastic audience of... 363 Local Residents Notified of Possible Exposure to InfectionNews Release - October 18, 2011 CORNWALL – 363 residents in the five Eastern Counties are among the patients who will be receiving registered letters following the investigation into a private Ottawa-area medical clinic.
During the investigation, it... Laurier Drive being looked atAre you one of the many people who drive Laurier Drive to County Road 2 on a daily basis?
On October 13th, Hugh Garlough, Manager of Public Works for South Dundas, gave the Leader an update on where things stand with the patch of road at the north end of Laurier in between... Merchants beware of scam!Over the past few days, SD&G OPP has received two reports of suspected scams.
The incident consists of a female entering a local store and speaking with the employee at the cash register. After a short time three to four more people come into the store and start asking the... Mustard's Variety supports Crime Stoppers
Seaway Valley Crime Stoppers had its 50/50 winning ticket picked on October 15th at Jim Mustard’s Variety store in Iroquois. Jim Mustard has been a supporter of the program since its inception in 1992. The winning ticket for the 50/50 was sold at the Williamstown fair this past August;... Ladies night fundraiser is a model for success
What do you think about when you hear Ladies Night Out?
Community Living Dundas County (CLDC) held their third annual Ladies Night Out Fundraiser on October 13 at Matilda Hall in Dixon’s Corners complete with entertainment, shopping, prizes, refreshments and friendly... Airplane used in law enforcementSD&G – Over the Thanksgiving weekend, members of the HSD (Highway Safety Division) as well as SD&G OPP officers took part in a traffic initiative involving the use of the airplane on Highways 138 and 401.
HSD Sgt. Paul Sabourin stated that “some drivers... Commemorating the War of 1812News Release - October 11, 2011 NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE– The Harper Government today launched the commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812.
This War helped establish our path toward becoming an independent and free country, united under... SportsHat trick for local golfer
Longtime golfer, Mitch Cassell made it a hat trick on Monday when he dropped a hole in one on the par three, 118 yard, 14th hole at the Morrisburg Golf Course. Playing with buddies Gary Breyer, John Vincent and Ray Baker, Cassell recorded his third ace using an eight iron. “I saw it... Junior B Lions lose confidence“Our confidence level is nonexistent,” said Morrisburg Junior B Lions coach Thom Racine following a pair of weekend losses to the Akwesasne Wolves, Friday night on home ice, 4-3 and to the Char-Lan Rebels in Williamstown, on Saturday, 5-2.
Coach Racine and his Lions... Novice Bs comeback with 3-3 tieThe South Dundas “Howitzer” Novice B Lions started their regular season home schedule here on Saturday night in a dramatic three goal comeback on the South Grenville Rangers.
Down 3-0 at the half way mark of the second period, and facing their first loss of the... Frawley solid in net as Bantam Bs roarThe South Dundas Bantam B Rep Lions roared to a pair of victories last week, kicking it off on home ice last Monday with a 4-0 shut out against the visiting Brockville Braves and then turning it up a notch in Athens, Friday night, for an 11-2 victory.
Andrew Jarvis led the Monday... OpinionPerspectives by Rev. Clarence Witten
It may sound kind of dumb, but sometimes when I hear two sides to an argument I think that both sides are right.
One person makes his/her case, and I think, “Hey, that sounds good to me.” Then the other gives his/her counter argument and I figure, “Wow.... Sharing in South Dundas
I’ve learned a lot this week. I learned that October 16th is World Food Day. I learned that October 17th is the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. I also learned that while there are many people working toward eliminating poverty and helping those in need, there are also... ObituariesFrederick Albert HillPhyllis EnglishRobert John LockeNatalie Robinson |
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