Napanee Beaver May 17 2012

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A wide range ofhomes will be fea-tured in L&A SOS’supcoming annualhouse tour.

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Local golfer AugustaJames continues toturn heads south ofthe border after a10th-place finish atNCAA regionals inOhio.

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Members of theUnion No. 9 MasonicLodge are preparingfor their 200thanniversary nextweekend.

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B e a v e ri n B r i e fOpponents to theBREC landfill arehosting a publicmeeting to be heldat NDSS nextWednesday night.

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I N D E XSOCIAL Page 4OP/ED Page 6/7HISTORY Page 8BUSINESSDIRECTORY Page10SPORTS Page 25CLASSIFIEDS Page 29GAMES &HOROSCOPE Page 34

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Power Of One

Dominik Wisniewski-Staff

Massive crash kills two, snarls 401

A serious head-on crash on High-way 401 near Shannonville Roadhas claimed the lives of two trans-port truck drivers.

The collision happened atapproximately 3:35 p.m. on Tues-day, closing the highway completelyin both directions betweenDeseronto Road and Highway 37.

Although the investigation is at

the preliminary stage, OPP havereported that a B-train (doubletrailer) tractor trailer was travel-ing east when, for unknown rea-sons, the driver veered into themedian, crossed over and went intothe westbound traffic lanes of the401.

The driver then veered backinto the median, just as a west-bound tractor trailer swervedtowards the median in an attemptto avoid it. A head-on collisionresulted, immediately engulfing

both trailers in flames.Highway 401 was completely

reopened just before noon yester-day morning, but traffic was beingrerouted along local EmergencyDetour Routes since following thecollision causing significant trafficdelays.

Constable Christine Quen-neville, a media relations officerwith the Napanee OPP Detach-ment, told the Beaver that policehave yet to confirm the identity ofthe drivers.

“We don’t have confirmation ofidentity for us to be able to contin-ue with the follow-up with the nextof kin,” she said. “At this pointwe’re on a stand-still until then.”

She said that the highway wastemporarily fixed to allow trafficflow, but that crews will return tothe scene to make further repairsat Highway 401 mile marker 566,near Shannonville Road.

A post-mortem on both driverswas to take place in Kingston yes-terday.

By Dominik WisniewskiBEAVER STAFF WRITER

Marcelo Da Luz (above, centre) and his ‘Power of One’ SolarCar are surrounded by interested students from The PrinceCharles School when Da Luz stopped by for a visit on Monday.

Da Luz is in the midst of a nationwide campaign to improveawareness about environmental issues. For more, see storyon Page 8.

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Opponents to the Beech-wood Road EnvironmentalCentre are beginning theirown concerted public cam-paign in hopes of derailingthe proposed new landfill.

On Monday, the Con-cerned Citizens Committeeof Tyendinaga and Environsannounced that it would beholding a public meeting atNDSS next Wednesday at 7p.m. The meeting will fea-ture a panel includinghydrogeologist Wilf Ruland,environmental lawyer

Richard Lindgren and localphysician Dr. Tom Touzel.“Each will outline keyaspects of the situationwhich all residents and theirrepresentatives should und -erstand as the environmen-tal assessment process forthis proposed massive land-fill begins,” the CCCTE stat-

ed in a press release. “Topicsto be addressed will includethe history of the site, thesocial, health and financialimpacts on local communi-ties and their residents, theenvironmental assessmentprocess, the unique hydroge-ology of the site and how thisimpacts the environmental

risks and the potentialimplications for humanhealth in the affected com-munities.”

According to theCCCTE’s media liaison IanMunro — who will be thefourth panelist next Wednes-day night — the meeting issomething of a response tothe ongoing public consulta-tion being undertaken byWaste Management, theowner of the BREC and thelandfill proponent. In con-trast to the ‘open house’ for-mat generally used by WMfor their public consultationsessions, the CCCTE isusing a ‘town hall’ formatwhere questions can beasked of the panel, and allthose in attendance can hearthe answer. “That’s the phi-losophy behind this meet-ing,” said Munro, addingthat Wednesday’s meetingwill be the first of manyorganized by the CCCTE asthe process continues.

As part of its ongoingpublic campaign, theCCCTE has also launched a

website, leakyland.com.When asked whether

WM would be asked to par-ticipate, Munro said thatwhile no one would be pre-vented from attending, WMwould not get “a special invi-tation” to take part.

Munro said local munici-pal and provincial politi-cians will be invited toattend.

WM has applied to theOntario Ministry of Environ-ment to establish a newlandfill near the Richmondlandfill, which stoppedaccepting waste just morethan one year ago. Ifapproved, the new landfillwould accept 400,000 tonnesof waste per year over 20years. The site would also behost to expanded recyclingand composting facilities.That application is currentlyundergoing a provincialenvironmental assessment.

In 2006, the Ministry ofEnvironment denied anapplication by WM toexpand the Richmond Land-fill.

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Saturday May 26, 20122pm - 5pm

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Lynn RutledgeMay 10, 2012

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May 10, 2012This past year has gone too fast.Hard to believe you are alreadyone. Nana and Poppa’s littlelamb and Mommy and Daddy’slittle Angel. You have brought so much happiness and love

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Town of Greater NapaneeP.O. Box 97, 124 John Street, Napanee, Ontario K7R 3L4

Phone: (613) 354-3351 Fax: (613) 354-6545Check out the Town’s Web Site: www.greaternapanee.com

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UPCOMING MEETINGSCommittee of Adjustment May 22 @ 6:30pmRegular Council Meeting May 22 @ 7:00pm

LEAVES, BRUSH, ANDYARD WASTE PICK-UPNOW COMPLETED

The Public Works Department have now completed the springcleanup of leaves, brush and yard (garden) waste.

Paper bags and brush left along the street will no longer bepicked up.

Further need of disposal of leaves, brush and yard waste can betaken to the following sites.

[South Fredericksburgh [RoblinLandfill Site Landfill SiteSaturdays 8am-2pm Saturdays 10am-3pm

Your co-operation is greatly appreciated.Public Works Department613-354-8863

GREATER NAPANEE GYMNASTICSNew programming for Gymnastics Fitness Classes

for adults & older teen

Wednesdays & Thursdays 11am-2pmWednesday evenings 7-8:30pm

Advance Notice: Summer Day CampsMonday - Friday all July & August

$35/day $160/weekEarly & late care available

Greater Napanee Main Flushing Schedule

Greater Napanee Utilities will be flushing water mains and testing fire hydrants throughoutthe spring and summer season. This work may cause rust coloured water to appear fromtaps at or near the area of work. If this occurs, remove the aerator from the tap and letthe water run for a few minutes, after which it should run clear. Then replace the aerator.

The flushing schedule will be posted in this column throughout the season.

MAIN FLUSHING SCHEDULE:WEEK DATES BOUNDARIES

1 May 22 - May 25 West of Richmond Park Dr2 May 28 - June 1 Sandhurst Shores and Raw Water Hydrants3 June 4 - June 8 North of and including Richmond Blvd4 June 11 - June 15 South of Napanee River and West of CN Rail5 June 18 - June 22 Richmond Blvd to Dairy Ave and west of Camden Rd6 June 25 - June 29 Downtown South: Dundas St to the River;

between Richmond Park Drive and CN Rail7 July 2 - July 6 Downtown East: Dundas St to and including

Dairy Ave and Centre St to CN Rail8 July 9 - July 13 Downtown West: Dundas St to CN Rail and

Centre St to and including Richmond Park Dr9 July 16 - July 20 East of and including Camden Rd and Palace Rd

High School StudentsWelcome

Tuesday & Thursday evenings from 6:00pm-8:00pm

Join us at Conservation ParkStarting May 1st

Follow the tunes and smells from the BBQ

Part-time Employment Opportunity

YOUTH PROGRAMMING POSITIONLooking for energetic and enthusiastic secondary and post-secondarystudents to work with children aged 5-11 years old. Come join our teamas we explore lots of activities, games, sports, arts and crafts, field tripsand fun!!!

Must possess valid first aid certificate, previous work experience withthis age group. Priority to those taking post-secondary education in achild related field or Recreation. High Five training an asset.

Position starts Tuesday, July 3, 2012, up to 40 hours per week Monday-Friday, based on enrollment. Training dates in June.

Email resume to [email protected] or drop off at TownHall by May 24, 2012.

Successful candidates will be called for an active group interview.

We are an equal opportunity employer.Accommodation for accessibility purposes is available upon request

during the recruitment process.

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BoardwalkIf you have any questions or suggestions please contactBethany Lessard at [email protected]

DIVISIONS

SUMMER: JULY 15 - SEPTEMBER 2, 2012STRATHCONA PAPER CENTRE - NAPANEE

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Summer Session: 10 Games for $115.00 (includes jersey)PLAYERS WILL KEEP JERSEY AT END OF SUMMER

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Novice - 2 Tuesdays & 8 Sundays Peewee - 2 Fridays & 8 SundaysAtom - 2 Tuesdays & 8 Sundays Bantam - 2 Fridays & 8 Sundays

* All Scheduled Dates are Based on 2011 4 ON 4 Registered Participants and Teamsand are Subject to Change*

SUMMER REGISTRATION DEADLINE

JUNE 29, 2012

Friday, May 25th PA Day Camp9am - 4pm $35

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Enquires: GNGC gym @ 613-354-0696or Bill @ 613-354-2446

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The Ontario Seniors Games have begun in District 10 whichincludes Prince Edward & Hastings Counties, Quinte West &Lennox & Addington Counties.The Ontario Senior Games Association’s (OSGA) whole purposeis to promote an active life style for those 55+ adults. The districtgames will be held between May 15th & June 15th. TheRegistration Fee is $10.00 per year. The winners in eachcategory will move on to the Ontario Seniors Provincial Gamesto be held in Brampton in August, should they wish.

There is still time to register in Events such as Bid Euchre,Tennis, Golf, Swimming, Horseshoes, Walking, Cycling & LawnBowling and Shuffleboard.Greater Napanee is proud to host the Shuffleboard QualifierWednesday May 30th! Special thanks to the Napanee Fairboardfor facility space at the Greater Napanee Memorial CommunityCentre.Call Fred Pixley @ 354-1135 to register in advance. ContactJordana Laporte at 613-962-9306 or John Garrett at 613-477-1435 and they will give you the names and phone numbers of theConvenor for all other Events.Hope to see you there!

Join us on Saturday, May 26, 2012as we welcome our Special Guests

PUBLIC NOTICE2012 TAX RATE BY-LAW

Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of theTown of Greater Napanee proposes to pass a By-law toEstablish Tax Rates and to Provide for the Collection ofTaxes for the Year 2012. The by-law will be consideredby Council at its regular meeting at the Town Hall, 124John Street, Napanee, on May 22, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. orsoon thereafter, at which time Council will hear anyperson who has applied to the Clerk to be heard inadvance of the meeting.

Saturday’s Bi-WeeklyMARKET SQUARE - Centre Street

Greater Napanee, Just behind Town Hall9:00AM - 2:00PM

Are people who don’thave jobs people whosimply don’t want to

work?It’s a question that’s been

raised after CanadianHuman Resources MinisterDiane Finley suggested thatEmployment Insurance regu-lations need to be changed inorder to make sure that asmany people as possible whocan work are indeed seekingout and accepting employ-ment, even if it doesn’t hap-pen to be their ‘dream job’ orjob for which they think is be-neath them; further, peopleshould be willing to relocatefrom area where there’s littleemployment to other areawhere jobs might be moreplentiful. Finance MinisterJim Flaherty echoed her sen-timents by pointing out thathe refereed hockey and drovetaxicabs in order to makesome money.

It’s a simple and straight-forward notion, after all —those who can work, shouldwork. EI isn’t supposed to bea taxpayer-funded holidayplan. Lazy folks shouldn’t berewarded for being lazy.

That said, we doubt thatthere are many, if any, who

are on EI that want to be onEI rather than be gainfullyemployed. It’s an ugly stereo-type that’s been used fre-quently to score politicalpoints from ‘hard workingCanadians’, but we fear thatit doesn’t bear adequate re-semblance to real life.

And, the notion that peo-ple who can work should takeany job that comes along hassome problems, too. Shouldn’tsomeone who is qualified tobe an engineer, but is unem-ployed, spend his/her timesearching for meaningfulwork in their field, ratherthan working at a job forwhich they’re overqualified?Further, would an employer

hire someone like that whowill pull up stakes and moveon to greener pastures at thenearest opportunity?

Let’s not forget as wellthat those who are employedpay into the EI system —therefore, we should be ableto draw on that system whenour employment situationthrows us for a loop.

We don’t necessarily op-pose changes that wouldthwart those who wouldabuse the system. That said,we don’t suspect there arevery many who are abusingthe system, certainly fewerthan what comments out ofOttawa these days might in-dicate.

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Concerned citizens of TyendinagaTownship, Tyendinaga MohawkTerritory, Deseronto and GreaterNapanee are hosting a CommunityInformation Forum at 7 p.m onMay 23 at NDSS. The group isinviting all residents, business lead-ers and elected representatives tolearn about the risks of Waste Man-agement’s new Mega-dump pro-posed to be built beside the existingRichmond Landfill.

Those in attendance will havea chance to hear and ask questionsof the four speakers: Dr. Tom Touzel(physician), Richard Lindgren (en-vironmental lawyer), Will Ruland(consulting hydrogeologist) and IanMunro (technical committee chair-person) as well as other members ofthe concerned citizens group. Theircollective expertise and detailedknowledge of the Richmond Land-fill and the proposed new mega-dump is second to none.

Every page of available scien-tific and legal material that hasbeen produced over the last 15years by WM and its consultants,and by the Ministry of Environ-ment, has been read and carefullyevaluated. Some of this informa-tion could only be obtained througha Freedom of Information request.Experts for the concerned citizenshave made specific recommenda-tions to the MOE and WM. Theseare publicly available.

In 2006 the MOE rejectedWM’s first attempt to expand theRichmond Landfill because of thecomplex geology and risk to theaquifers of the communities down-stream. In 2009 the EnvironmentalCommissioner of Ontario reportedthat the Richmond Landfill site is“arguably one of the worst sites inOntario to locate a landfill.” In 2010the MOE ordered the closure of theexisting Richmond Landfill by2011. Our local conservation au-thorities have reported that our re-gion has a high susceptibility togroundwater contamination due tofractured bedrock and thin soils.

In the spirit of source waterprotection, landfills should not bebuilt at the headwaters of creeks orrivers and upstream of communi-ties that rely almost exclusively ontheir groundwater for human andlivestock consumption. There areenvironmentally sound alternativelandfill sites in eastern and south-ern Ontario.

The purported economic bene-fits of the proposed new mega-dump need to be weighed againstdecreased property values and therisk of becoming a “one-industrytown”. During the last expansionattempt WM reported that otherwaste-related industries would beattracted to the region if their ex-pansion was approved.

The new mega-dump would ac-cept up to 400,000 tonnes annually.Greater Napanee’s contributionwould be roughly half of one per-cent.

Stephen Bruce MeddGreater Napanee

Editor’s Note: This is the first ofa two-part series, and an exten-sion of an earlier ‘Winter of Dis-content’ series published last fall,by Dr. Frank Streek of Napanee.Dr. Streek, a frequent contributorto the Beaver, was recentlyawarded the designation of Char-tered Global ManagementAccountant by an organizationformed by two of the world’s mostrespected accounting bodies, theAmerican Institute of CertifiedPublic Accountants and theChartered Institute of Manage-ment Accountants.

There were more financialshenanigans in the winter.

Marlon Hibbert, a pastor andfounder of Dominion World Out-reaches in Toronto, robbedparishioners and colleagues ofmore that $8 million.

The Ontario Security Com-mission investigated insidertrading cases concerning AndrewRankin, Mitchell Finkelstein,Jowdat Waheed and Bruce Walk-er and Ena Marie Agueci. TheCommission has the power toimpose fines but has difficulty incollecting them. It is not knownhow many of the cases it handles

result in court convictions.A former B.C. notary Rashi-

da Samji masterminded a Ponzischeme that raised $83 million.She and Arvin Patel a formermutual fund salesman, who per-suaded people to invest $29 inSamji’s fraudulent scheme, facelawsuits.

The U.K. Service Authorityfined hedge fund Greenlight Cap-ital and its owner David Einhornabout $11.2 million for allegedinside trading.

Wal-Mart hushed up reportsof widespread bribery in Mexico.Its value plummeted by $10 bil-lion when the news was released.

Luba Kramrish of Torontohas been charged with a conspir-acy that defrauded a HolocaustSurvivors’ Fund of millions ofdollars.

Samuel Cohen was sentencedto 22 years in prison by a judge inSan Francisco for defraudinginvestors of $30 million US.

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The Canadian political arenais a fruitful one for the Occupiersto debate.

The government earned good

marks for its first year of majori-ty rule. Its successes continue.There was a job gain of 82,000 inMarch. The cost of living index islower. Immigration standardsare being improved. Canada’slong-established banking systemremains the envy of bigger coun-tries. Polls, however, indicatethat the government is losingsupport.

It is unlikely to be influencedby the Occupiers, who at thisstage have no political power.That may change if they play animportant part in the Americanpresidential election. Occupiersare bound to pick on the fighterplanes’ debacle in which politi-cians discussed a $10 billionquery as if it was petty cash. MPsand Senators spend millions ofdollars on dubious travelling.Some ministers use governmentjets as taxi services. McKay theDefence Minister used a govern-ment helicopter on a fishing trip.A newspaper headline splashed‘Harper’s baseball trip hit tax-payers with $45,000 tab.’ Anoth-er read, ‘Harper’s office sparedworst of cuts as quarter of PM’s100-strong staff paid $100K ormore.’ There is a litany ofbureaucrats’ expensive travels tomeetings of dubious value. A tax-payers’ group drew attention to‘Platinum plated MPs’ pensions.’‘Taxpayers cough up $12 millionfor ads touting Flaherty’s budg-et.’ There were old age securityprotests at MPs’ offices. TheCanadian Centre for Policy Alter-natives calls on the governmentto address poverty throughimproved education, pension,affordable housing and pharma-care programs and a nationalchild care plan.

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American Occupiers received

recognition from an unlikelysource, Harvard Business Col-lege. In an article headed ‘Capi-talism’s New Agenda’, with a subtitle ‘Do Wall Street protestershave a point?’, Joseph L. Bowyer,Herman B. Leonard and Lynn S.Paine wrote, “It was easy to dis-miss the Occupy Wall Street pro-testers. By many accounts, theywere disorganized, lacked a clearagenda, advanced argumentsthat were inconsistent and poorlyreasoned and had no solutions. Instyle, they were a bit too scruffyand theatrical for some people.But odd as it may seem, theirconcerns were not very differentfrom the concerns we heard whenwe talked to business leadersaround the world about the prob-lems they thought might consti-tute material threats to the sus-tainability of market capitalism.”

The business leaders (inEurope, Asia, Latin America andthe United States) were dis-turbed by the growing inequalityof incomes. They were also dis-turbed by the environmentalchallenges of climate change,scarce water, and depleted fishstocks as well as human migra-tion driven both by incomeinequality and the environ-ments… they thought the finan-cial world had become detachedfrom the real economy. “But thebusiness leaders were also dis-turbed by the inadequacy ofexisting government and multi-lateral institutions to deal withthese problems.”

The article concluded with,“Rather than dismiss the protest-ers for not being able to under-stand or provide solutions for theproblems they identify, we mightdo better to worry what the con-sequences might be if real con-cerns they identify become thebasis for populist political legis-lation. Defenders of capitalism

need to get busy solving the prob-lems the Wall Street occupiershave spotlighted.”

In incisive analysis of Ameri-ca’s financial mess, LawrenceLessig, a noted Harvard law pro-fessor stated in his readable book‘Republic Lost: How Money Cor-rupts Congress, and a Plan toStop It ’, “We’ve become a nationdefined not by the upwardlymobile entrepreneurs but by WallStreet fat cats — the nation pre-dicted by the apostle Matthew(13.12) “For whosoever hath, tohim shall be given,and he shallhave more abundance.” Lessigcontinues, “this is not the richgetting richer because they’resmarter or working harder. It isthe connected getting richerbecause their lobbyists are work-ing harder.”

Lessig, whose book must bemanna to the Occupiers, is nolonger an Obama supporter. Hesays the President did not keephis promise to tame the WallStreet fat cats. Since his bookwas published Obama’s “job’scouncil” called for dismantlinginvestor safeguards. A so-called‘JOBS Act is similar to the 1999deregulation law that enabledfinancial companies to engage inrisky ventures that led to thesubsequent financial crisis. Itcertainly exposes investors tonew and unnecessary risks.’

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One wonders which Canadi-an political party will whole-heartedly support the Occupiersand encourage them to vote asthey must do if they want thepower to enforce their demands.

Our summer is unlikely to beglorious but should be full ofinterest. One is reminded of theChinese curse, “May you live ininteresting times.

‘Irresponsibility without apology.’Someone mentioned that termrecently when commenting ontoday’s mind-set. There is noneed to give specific examples, aswe see examples every day —garbage dumping, vandalism,pets not being cared for properly,disappearance of the words“thank you”, ad infinitum.

The term came to me recentlyduring a guided hike that I con-ducted along the Jack LangeMemorial Trail in Trenton. Pep-pered here and there on theground along the trail and at itsentrance were small bags of dogexcrement, neatly tied and thenflung to the ground. Two wereless than an arm’s length from agarbage receptacle, and anotherwas lying in the grass beneaththe sign dedicating the trail to aman who was a well-known vet-erinarian in the Quinte area.

While other examples of irre-sponsibility sometimes can beexplained, this peculiar ceremo-ny among dog owners continuesto remain a mystery. Why is itafter responsibly “stooping andscooping” do some dog ownersfling these parcels to the groundas if the brain has shut downcompletely after the act, and theyhaven’t a clue what do to next?We find these little knotted bagsin odd places, flung into bushes,hanging from branches, and onmore occasions than I care toremember, hanging on the doorknob at the Quinte Conservationoffice when I used to work there.

I lay awake at night some-times wondering about these

things, since as a professionalnaturalist, I have been pro-grammed to believe that every-thing in nature happens for areason and that it is somehowinterconnected with a muchbroader scheme or purpose. Usu-ally, if I think about mysterieslong enough, the answer eventu-ally will come, and life has mean-ing once again, and I go back tosleep. However, with the discard-ed doggie bags, I get nothing.

I used to think that it was acustom peculiar only to theQuinte area. However, I havefound these little plasticizedgems floating in the water alongthe Napanee Riverside Trail,baking in the sun on a grave-stone at the historic Red CloudCemetery at Castleton, mashedinto the gravel of the parking lotat Ferris Park at Campbellford,and sparkling with morning dewon a picnic table at Kingston’sLemoine Point ConservationArea where we had gathered fora group hike. We even found abag once swinging rhythmicallyin the breeze from a conifer atopRock Dunder, some 275 feetabove the Rideau Canal north ofKingston. One resident ofBrighton counted no fewer than50 along a street in that town. It’slike Tim Horton’s cups — there isno place so remote that one canescape their diagnostic profile.

In conservation areas, it is aninsult to staff who maintainthese areas, to be enjoyed by thepublic, usually free of charge. Inthe case of Lower Trent Conser-vation who looks after the Jack

Lange Trail, it is particularly dis-turbing since staff there do aremarkable job in light of budgetconstraints in keeping their con-servation areas in pristine condi-tion. The trails at Goodrich-Loomis north of Brighton, and atSeymour near Campbellford area delight to walk and a credit tothis conservation authority.

The Jack Lange MemorialTrail follows the Trent Canalalong for about a kilometre andhalf, ultimately ending at LockNumber One. While not a loopedtrail, it does offer some interest-ing side trips along its course,meandering past interpretivesigns and a bur oak savannahrestoration project.

Now that I have taken overthe guided hike program former-ly offered through Quinte Con-servation, in the next few yearswe will be offering a number of

interpretive guided hikesthrough NatureStuff Tours in theconservation areas within theLower Trent watershed, as wellas at other points of interest.There will guided hikes along theLower Trent Trail, that is main-tained by the Friends of theTrail, as well as guided hikes onBata Island, Ferris ProvincialPark and we will explore somelittle nooks and crannies withinthe town of Trenton itself.

Already, we are progressingin that direction and have oneguided hike planned for this yearfor the Alderville First NationsBlack Oak Savannah just west ofAlderville at Rice Lake. Theseguided hikes have become verypopular in the last 16 years thatI have been offering them and Ilook forward to offering evenmore adventures in the Napaneeand Kingston areas as well.

One of those trips scheduledfor the fall of 2013 will be a guid-ed hike along the 12-kmTetsmine Trail at FrontenacProvincial Park. This trail loopsaround the north side of the

park, well beyond the mainentrance, and takes in someincredible beauty along its route,including the spectacular Moul-ton Gorge. These hikes fill upquickly as evidenced this yearwhen the entire 2012 program,launched on January 1st, wastotally filled by January 14th.Some of the old pros who join usevery year, liken the registrationexercise to a lottery! If interestedin being kept informed about anyof these guided hikes and tours,please get in touch with me. I cantake only 20 on the Frontenachike so plan to register early forthis one when the announcementcomes up early next year.

Oh – and no doggie bags willbe hitting you in the face alongthe Frontenac park trails! Differ-ent attitude there.

For more information ontoday’s topic, please [email protected] or phone 613-476-5072. For more informationon nature in the Quinte area, besure to check outwww.naturestuff.net.

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OutdoorRambles

Terry Sprague

Irresponsibility without apology

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A winter of discontent revisited (continued)

T H E N A P A N E E B E A V E RT H E N A P A N E E B E A V E R Thursday, May 17, 20128 / COMMUNITY

L O O K I N G B A C K

A trip through the pages ofThe Napanee Beaver

70 Years AgoMay 20, 1942

n The Napanee Collegiate and VocationalInstitute Cadets held their annual inspectionceremony — but this year, it wasn’t a ‘boysonly’ affair.

For the first time ever, a girls cadets corpslined up right alongside the boys.

From the Beaver report: “Both boys andgirls presented a smart apparence. The boyswere neatly dressed in khaki uniforms and thegirls were in white middles and dark shirts.”

Captain T.C. Holmes, the Kingston districtcadet training officer, conducted the inspec-tion.n The Canadian government was continuingto place restrictions on the use of rubber inlight of the ongoing war effort and the need toconserve resources.Munitions and Supply Minister C.D. Howe

announced a new system that would ideallyprevent hoarding and protect the rubber sup-ply. The new system would also ensure thatessential equipment and machinery wouldhave priority over other uses.

35 Years AgoMay 18, 1977

nMaureen Marshall decided to pay her sisterCindy a late-night visit at her home near Tam-worth — and it proved to be a life-saver.

Marshall arrived at the home and foundthat it was on fire. Her sister, her son andanother tenant were sleeping inside.

She woke the residents up, and they wereable to get some belongings and furnishingsout of the home in time. The Sheffield Volun-teer Fire Department arrived a short timelater, but were unable to save the home.

It appeared as though an outdoor incinera-tor was the source of the blaze, fire officialssaid.n Napanee town council examined the pro-posed solutions to Centre Street’s CN Railcrossing.Council was advised that, if they should opt

to build an overpass at the location, some 16surrounding homes would have to be removed.However, should council decide to build anunderpass, only six homes nearby homeswould have to be removed.Council was also advised by consultant Peter

Smith of Totten, Sims, Hubicki, that therewould be little cost difference between the over-pass and underpass options.The price tag for the project was approxi-

mately $3.9 million. The town would be respon-sible for providing $150,000 toward the project.

Masons set to celebrate 200 years

THE Masonic Lodgemight have a reputa-tion for being a ‘secret

society’, but next weekend,the members of the UnionLodge No. 9 in Napanee areinviting everyone to helpmark their bicentennial.

Over three days, theLodge is holding a series ofevents to celebrate 200years of history.

In fact, the Union LodgeNo. 9 started their bicen-tennial celebrations morethan two months ago, when‘Heritage Lodge’ conducteda meeting at NapaneeMasonic Centre on BridgeStreet on March 10. Themeeting attracted history-minded Masons fromaround the province.

“It was excellent,” saidUnion No. 9 WorshipfulMaster Barton MacLean.“We had about 65 peoplefrom all across Ontarioassembled for that. (LodgeHistorian Ernie Doughty)did an excellent presenta-tion on the history of theUnion Lodge and the back-ground on where we’ve metover the years, and spokeabout some of the (promi-nent) members of lodge.”

As its name suggests,the Union Lodge is theninth oldest in Ontario.

But while that HeritageLodge meeting was aclosed-door affair, the lodgeis opening things up with ameet-and-greet and presen-tation at the Lennox andAddington County Court-house and Museum on May25, from 7-9 p.m.

Doughty will be con-ducting the presentation,which will cover the lodge’stwo centuries of history. For

the past several months,Doughty has been collect-ing, reviewing and compil-ing lodge documents, andgathering informationabout past, prominentmembers of the lodge.

After the presentation,the museum will be featur-ing a display of items fromUnion Lodge No. 9 andother Masonic lodges untilthe end of June.

Doughty admits thatpart of the intent of thepresentation is to dispelsome of the myths aboutthe Masonic Order. He saidthat while some of thelodge’s business is for mem-bers only, that common

thread of ritual and fellow-ship — unchanged overhundreds of years — is asomething that connectslodge members worldwide.

The meet-and-greet willbe followed up by a closed-door lodge reception at theNapanee Masonic Centre at2 p.m. for lodge members onMay 26. Then, that night,there will be a formal ban-quet reception at the SouthFredericksburgh Hall; theguest of honour will beM.W. Bro. D. Garry Dowl-ing, the head of the Mason-ic Lodge in Ontario.

There will be a socialhour starting at 4 p.m., fol-lowed by dinner at 5:30

p.m.On May 27, a Divine

Service will be held at St.Paul’s Church in Sand-hurst, starting at 10 a.m.The church service is opento the public.

While membership infraternal and other organi-zations have been diminish-ing, Union Lodge No. 9 ismore than holding its own,says Doughty. He said thatthe lodge has recentlyinducted a number of new,young members, and thereare more prospective mem-bers waiting in the wings.“There is a resurgence atthe present moment,” hesays.

By Seth DuCheneEDITOR

Seth DuChene - Staff

Union Lodge No. 9 members Ernie Doughty and Baron MacLean at the Napa-nee Masonic Centre on Bridge Street.

Series of Union Lodge No. 9 events planned for next weekend

Solar car trek brings eco message

When Marcelo Da Luz arrived inGreater Napanee earlier this week itwas hard not to take notice, and thatjust what he was betting on.

Pulling his solar car behind him,Da Luz made a stopover at The PrinceCharles School on Monday to show stu-dents the benefits of solar vehicles.

“The name of the project is thePower of One and the idea behind thename is that one person can make ahuge difference,” he told a large groupof students gathered in front of theschool. “This car was driven all the wayto the Arctic Circle and has beenaround North America.”

Although no UFO sightings werecalled in this time, Da Luz told stu-dents that someone reported seeing aUFO — his car — on the road in Alas-ka during a previous trip.

Da Luz’s previous journey startedin Toronto in 2008 when he set out to

break the 15,000 kilometer solar carworld distance record.

He broke that record in 46 dayswith his Xof1 electric vehicle.

Similarly, this time around Da Luzstarted his journey in Toronto, but wasnotified by the province that he couldnot drive a solar-powered car onOntario roads.

His only option was to pull the 440-pound car along secondary roads as hemakes his way to Parliament Hill inOttawa.

After visiting students in GreaterNapanee, Da Luz made a stopover inKingston before leaving the area.

“It was wonderful and great to seeall the kids excited,” he said of his localvisit. “The way I see it I am plantingseeds and we don’t know what kind ofinfluence we’re going to have on thosekids.”

That impact, he hopes, will influ-ence future ministers, mayors and busi-nesspeople to have a positive impact onthe environment.

He challenges those he meets to

make changes that benefit the environ-ment, for 28 days.

“The whole idea behind the projectwas simple and we have accomplishedso much with the solar car,” he told theBeaver. “It became the first solar car toreach the Arctic and we have achievedand conquered so much with the car.That goes to prove the technology ishere and now.”

Da Luz says he is now trying tochallenge people to take responsibilityand ownership for what they do everyday, and how it affects the environ-ment. “I ask people, ‘what are thehabits that you can change?. For exam-ple take a short shower instead of along shower; don’t eat all the food that’son your plate, and only put on yourplate what you can eat,” he said.

Not only was he the catalyst for thePower of One solar car project, but DaLuz also designed its concept in addi-tion to being the mechanic and driver.

For more information about hisjourney and challenge for everyone,visit www.xof1.com.


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MAY 17LUNCHEON

At Riverside UnitedChurch in Yarker, from11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Home-made soup, freshly-madesandwiches, dessert, coffeeand tea. Cost is $6.VICTORIA II WOMEN’S

INSTITUTEGroup begins with a pot-luck supper at 6 p.m. at thehome of Heather Booth,Strathcona. Please makenote of the change of time.We’ll be discussing all ourmottos, and the Roll Call is’How can we get back tobasics the modern way?’There will also be a silentauction. Contact: 613-354-1115.

ZUMBA GOLDAt the Tamworth Legion,from 9:30-10:30 a.m.

MAY 18LUNCH

Come and enjoy a hot mealincluding dessert, coffeeand tea for $9 at the Napa-nee Legion at 26 Mill St. Efrom 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.All welcome.

MAY 19PANCAKE BREAKFAST

Newburgh FirefightersAssociation is holding apancake breakfast at theNewburgh fire hall from 8a.m. to noon. Freewill offer-ing.

MUSIC NIGHTAt Chit Chat Café and Cor-

ner Market, starting at 7p.m. Everyone welcome.

MUSICAt the Legion on CountyRoad 4 in Millhaven. Steakbarbecue from 5-7 p.m.,then dance from 7-11 p.m.Jeff Code and Silver Wingsback by popular demand.Tickets available at thelegion. For information,call the legion branch at613-352-7772. Barbecue is$15, dance is $10, both $20.Everyone welcome.

EUCHREAt the Tamworth Legion,from 2-4 p.m. Cost is $4 perperson.ANNUAL PLANT SALE

At the Macpherson Housefrom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Peren-nials from the Lady’s Gar-den, herbs and peonies.Come and supportMacpherson House, 180Elizabeth St. in Napanee.Contact J. Scott at 613-378-6405.

MAY 20MOHAWK LANDING

Commemoration of the228th annivesary of theMohawk Landing at theMohawk Landing site onBayshore Road, Tyendina-ga Mohawk Territory,starting at 9 a.m. Arrival ofcanoes and overturning of

the canoe, drumming andsinging, thanksgivingaddress and tobaccoburnign ceremony,Mohawk Hymn No. 56sung by the MohawkSingers. Church service tofollow at Christ Church,Mohawk PentecostalChurch and Elder’s Lodge.Corn soup luncheon atnoon at the Mohawk Com-munity Centre.

TURKEY DINNERWith all the trimmings,sponsored by the Odd Fel-lows and Rebekahs at theGolden Links Hall in Har-rowsmith from 4:30-6 p.m.Cost is $13. Call Barb at613-372-2315.

MAY 21RUMMAGE SALE, PART 2At Church of St. MaryMagdalene, 137 RobinsonSt., Napanee, from 9 a.m.to 12:30 p.m. Something foreveryone.

MAY 22BATH LIONESS FISH FRYAt South Fredericksburgh

Hall from 5-6:30 p.m. Comecelebrate spring, minglewith friends and help sup-port your communityorganizations. Tickets are$13 for adults, $6 for chil-dren over six. Call DianaLloyd at 613-373-9374 orCrystal Baker at 613-373-2889.

MAY 23LINE DANCING

At the Tamworth Legion,from 7-9 p.m.

MAY 24ZUMBA GOLD

At the Tamworth Legion,from 9:30-10:30 a.m.

‘SHADES OF FUN’OPEN HOUSE

Join us in celebrating onMay 24th, the official dayfor Canadians from coastto coast to don their bestsunglasses, protect theireyes from UV rays andshow the whole countrytheir shades of fun. At theKingston CNIB office from1-3 p.m. at 826 Princess St.in Kingston. For informa-

tion, call Donna Norman at613-542-4975, ext. 5083.

MAY 25YOUTH DANCE

Sponsored by the Odd Fel-lows and Rebekahs at theGolden Links Hall in Har-rowsmith, from 7-10 p.m.Cost is $6, for children 9-15.Call Sharon at 613-372-1274or Wayne at 613-358-2533.

LUNCHCome and enjoy a hot mealincluding dessert, coffee andtea for $9 at the NapaneeLegion at 26 Mill St. E from11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. All wel-come.

FISH FRYAt Trinity United Church inElginburg, Mike MundellFish Fry, from 5-7 p.m.Adults $14, children 5-12 $6,children 4 and under free.Takeout will be available.Delicious homemade pies fordessert. Everyone welcome.

MAY 26ANNUAL DESERONTO

FISH FRYThe Deseronto Legion

invites you to its annualSonny Pete Memorial FishFry from noon - 2 p.m.Tickets $12.50 in advance,$15 at the door (ticketssold at the Legion down-stairs bar) . Great enter-tainment to follow withStomin’ Jon and guestsfrom 3-6 p.m.

NAPANEE LIBRARY10TH ANNIVERSARY

The County of Lennox andAddington invites you tothe 10th anniversary of theNapanee branch library,from 1-4 p.m. at 25 RiverRd. Napanee. Join us forrefreshments and interest-ing displays.

MUD CATFISH FRY

Sponsored by the Odd Fel-lows and Rebekahs atGolden Links Hall in Har-rowsmith, at 4:30-6 p.m.Cost is $13. Call Barb at613-372-2315.

LEGIONPIG ROAST

At the Napanee Legionfrom 4-7 p.m. Entertain-ment with Bill Dunn from5-9 p.m. All welcome. Costis $8 on a bun and salads.

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C O M M U N I T Y PULSE

DESERONTO-NAPANEEPASTORAL CHARGEMinister: Rev. Frank Hamper

613-354-4373DESERONTO UNITED CHURCH

Corner of Thomas & Fourth St.9:00am - Worship ServiceAA meeting Friday 8pm

GRACE UNITED CHURCH150 Robert St., Napanee

Corner of Bridge, West & Robert St.10:30am - Worship Service 10:30am - Sunday SchoolNursery Care ProvidedCable 10 Broadcast

Friday 8pm - Sunday 12:30pmCaring Family CongregationsPlease join us for worshipDESERONTO

PENTECOSTAL CHURCH469 Dundas Street, Deseronto, Ontario

613-396-3841Pastor Rev. Howard DudgeonAssistant Pastor Dan Rooney

10am - Sunday SchoolMorning Worship at 10:45amEvening Service at 6:30pm

Tuesday 5:30pm-Kid’s Program “Faith Weaver Friends”

Wednesday 7pm - Family night.Thurs. 7pm-Youth Bible Study

at Pastor Dan’s HomeEveryone welcome. Affiliated with PAOC.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER

155 St. George St., DeserontoInterim Minister:

Rev. James Gordon396-3119 or 396-2347

9:15am - Church Service and Sunday School

Please join us!

NAPANEE STANDARD WESLEYAN CHURCH

51 Palace RoadPastors:

Rev. Ivan and Anne LangdonSunday Worship - 10:30am and 7pmChildren’s Program - 10:30am

Wed: Ladies Bible study/prayer 10:30amBible study/prayer 7pm

Thursday 4pm - Kids Club - Ages 4-12“In essentials: unity,

In non-essentials: liberty, In all things, charity (love).”Phone: 354-1924, 354-5637

Everyone welcome.ANGLICAN CHURCH-TRINITY PARISH

Sunday ServicesRev. John VanStone

613-378-1281/379-2204St. Luke’s, Camden East

9:15am Service and Children’s ProgramChrist Church, Tamworth

11am Service and Children’s ProgramYou are welcome to join us

for weekly Service.

EAST CAMDENPASTORAL CHARGE

613-377-6406The United Church of Canada

Rev. Elaine KelloggRiverside United Church Yarker

Worship Service & Sunday School 9:30amDetails: 613-377-6406

www.mosriv.comMoscow United ChurchWorship Service 7:00pm -

Social to followKids Club, ages 5-12,

Sat. 10am-11am

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH25 Bridge St. E.,613-354-3858

Join Rev. William Perry at 10:30 a.m.for the Seventh Sunday of Easter

Sermon: “Challenging, But Not Hard”Sunday School 10:30 a.m.

All Are WelcomePlease Join Us!

NEWBURGH-CENTREVILLEPASTORAL CHARGE

613-378-2511The United Church of CanadaMinister: Rev. Burry Wiseman

9:30am: Worship Service and Sunday School

at Centreville11am:

Worship Service at NewburghThird Sunday of the month is Contemporary Praise Service

at NewburghEveryone is welcome!BATH-MORVEN

PASTORAL CHARGEMinister:

Rev. Christine SloanCharge Office: (613) 352-5375

Email: [email protected] United Church

Service 9:00am Sunday School & NurseryBath United ChurchService 10:30am

Sunday School and NurseryFellowship with refreshments

after ServiceEveryone is Welcome!

TEMPLE OF PRAYER AND PRAISE

261 West St., 354-5910(near Prince Charles School)Pastor - Rev. Stephen Lush

Sun. Morning - 10:30am Worship ServiceSonShine Corner Ages 4-9

7pm - Wednesday - Bible Study & PrayerWelcome!

Come and Worship with us.Visit us online at:

www.templeofprayerandpraise.org

COMMUNITY CHURCH OF GOD4734 German Rd.,

PetworthPastor: Rev. Ruth Ann Paul

Phone: 613-358-2824Sunday School (Ages 6-12) - 10am

Morning Worship - 11amEveryone is always welcome

at all our services

ST. MARY MAGDALENEANGLICAN CHURCH

137 Robinson St., Napanee K7R 2S3

613-354-3141Priest: Rev. Richard HetkeRev. Brother D.B. Smith

Commencing September 11thSUNDAY SERVICES8am Holy Communion

9:15am - Holy Communion 10:30am - Holy Communion

Wednesday - 10am Holy Communion “Come to Me, all who labour and areheavy laden, and I will give you rest.”

WESTDALE PARK FREE METHODIST CHURCH

“Come As You Are!” Pastor Derek Spink

7 Richmond Park Drive, Napanee

(across from the hospital) 613-354-2669

www.westdaleparkfmc.caemail: [email protected]

SUNDAY - 10:00am - Worship Service11:30am - Sunday School

(SEPT.-JUNE) TUESDAY - 6:30pmCommunity Kids’ Club JK-Gr.5 / Gr.6-8

(SEPT.-JUNE) Bible lessons, snacks, fun activities

NAPANEE BAPTIST CHURCH“A Place to Belong” 291 Dundas St. W.

613-354-4563 Pastor John Stewart

Sunday morning at 10:30amFamily Worship Service

Sunday Evening Service 7pmChair Lift Available

“Where the Bible comes to Life!”

THE SALVATION ARMY82 Richard St., Napanee

Office - 354-4735Major Vi Barrow

SUNDAY - 10:30amMorning Worship

WEDNESDAY - 12 noonBible study

1st Wed. - 12 noonMinistry to WomenWed. - 4:30pm

Friends Club Ages 5-113rd Thurs. - 12:30pm-55+

Everyone welcome.

THE ANGLICAN PARISHOF TYENDINAGA

The Rev’d Brad Smith, RectorSunday, May 13th

9:15 am - Christian Education10:30am - Sunday CelebrationChrist Church, HM Chapel Royal

52 South Church Ln., Tyendinaga M.T.613-962-2787

All are Welcome!For more info, please visit

www.parishoftyendinaga.org

ST. PATRICK’S CATHOLIC CHURCH179 West Street, NapaneeRev. Rod McNeil, Pastor Phone: 613-354-5354

Website:www.stpatsnapanee.comSaturday - 5:15pm - MassSunday - 9:00am - Mass;

10:30am - Mass

SELBY - EMPEY HILLPASTORAL CHARGEThe United Church of CanadaMinister: Rev. Ryan McNallyCharge Office: 613-388-2375

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Food drive collects fewer goods than last year

The Salvation Army is reportinggood news and bad news follow-ing the final tallies from Thurs-day’s fourth annual NapaneeCommunity Food Drive.

When all the food was collect-ed and weighed, the total amountwas 6,003 pounds, down from

last year’s 8,400 pounds. On thebright side, people did reach intotheir wallets and help make upfor the gap.

“We actually received moremonetary funds this year,” saidCommunity and Family ServicesCo-ordinator Dana Henry. “Weended up getting about $364worth of funds at the doors thatpeople, instead of giving fooddonations, gave cash instead,

which was good.”That was more than triple

last year’s final count of $102. The food was collected by vol-

unteers who went door-to-doorcanvassing for canned goods.Though donations were down,Henry says they did save moneyby not mailing bags out to thecommunity which they foundweren’t being utilized anyway.“We had more volunteers this

year which was fantastic,” saidHenry. “We had more teams too.Last year we only had 12 teamsand this year we had 16 so a lotof people finished their routesquicker which was fantastic.”

With more helping hands,that meant Henry was able todevise smaller routes for theteams as well. In previous yearsthe volunteers were walkingmuch further and still collecting

well into the evening. Anyone who wasn’t home

during last Thursday’s food drivecan still make a donation bydropping off food to the SalvationArmy Food Bank at 135 Mill St.W.

Henry says next up on theNapanee Salvation Army’s calen-dar is a fishing derby they will behosting, along with the OPP, inJuly.

By Adam PrudhommeBEAVER STAFF WRITER

May 17 - Harvest Hastings Board Meeting, Moira Community Cen-tre, 29 Carson Road, Moira, 7 pm to 9 pm - For more informationcontact Louise Livingstone 613-395-4388 / [email protected] 19 – Ontario Sheep Marketing Agency District 9 – Farm Tourand Hands-On Information Day. Farm of Chris and Kristin Moore,6021 Carp Road, Kinburn, ON 9 am - Cost $5. A great opportuni-ty to learn about sheep production, see new ideas and meet fellowsheep producers. Topics will include: tail docking, hoof trimming,shearing demonstrations, pasture and fencing options, breed displayand discussion, body condition scoring, how to manage/ trainguardian animals, lamb lunch and more! For more information, con-tact Chris Moore at: 613-913-4994/ [email protected] 26 - District 8 Ontario Sheep Marketing Association Farm Tour,Dana Vader, 786 Kelly Road, Cherry Valley, Prince Edward County,

1 pm – All sheep producers welcome. For more information contactDebi at [email protected] 7 - Hastings Federation of Agriculture Monthly Meeting, Thur-low Community Centre, 516 Harmony Road, Hastings, 8:00 pm -Contact Judy Hagerman 613-473-4444 / [email protected] June 7 - Prince Edward Winegrowers Association Executive Meet-ing, Huff Estates Boardroom, 6:30 to 8:30 pm. For more informa-tion call 613-921-7100 or email [email protected] 7 - Canadian Association of Farm Advisors (CAFA) Inc. Annu-al Ontario Conference - "Current & Connected" Quality Inn &Suites, Woodstock. For more information visit www.cafanet.com, orcontact CAFA by email [email protected]

The Ag & Rural Update is an electronic bulletin that is produced weekly by staff at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food, (OMAF), BrightonResource Centre. It is distributed free to subscribers. Not all of the information used in this farm calendar is supplied by the electronic bulletin.

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For 16 years and counting,visitors have exploredunique properties in thearea, all while providingsupport for a much neededservice in the community.

For 2012, staff atLennox and AddingtonSeniors Outreach Servicesare sticking to a formulathat has worked well for solong.

This year’s L&A SOSHouse Tour takes place onJune 2 from 10 a.m. to 4p.m., and features six prop-

erties from Greater Napa-nee to Odessa.

In an interview withLois Sexsmith, the SOSDiners and fundraising co-ordinator, she said the tourincludes a variety of homesthat will interest a widerange of visitors.

“People come out forthe variety and to see somewonderful decorating,” shesaid. “Other people go tosee antiques and historichouses, but we really lookfor that variety.”

The French SecondEmpire home of Anne andStephanie Norgaard is oneof two located in Napanee.Built in 1870, the homewas originally owned byJane L. Grange (a grand-daughter of John Grange)

and her husband, who soldit in 1907 to the Daly fami-ly of the Daly Tea Compa-ny.

The second local prop-erty, owned by Dave andBecky Kettlewell, is aquaint French inspired cot-tage that has become thecouple’s retirement home.

Sexsmith said thisproperty is unique in that,Lilly Morris, a secretary atGibbards, called it home in1928.

When she marriedWesley Griffin (Barney),he held a position of furni-ture designer at Gibbardand they lived in the homefor many years, Sexsmithsaid.

“It has some reallyinteresting woodwork and

trim inside,” Sexsmithadded.

Located on NewburghRoad, the home of Tiffinyand Justin Donnan wascustom designed by Justinand built by him, hisfather, John Donnan, andfather-in-law, Bob Case-ment.

This open concepthome features touchessuch as French doors madeof intricate stained glass,designed and handmade byTiffiny’s father.

The Odessa home ofDebbie Baldwin on MudLake Road North is an1880s farmhouse she pur-chased in 2010.

According to Sexsmith,the home was already ren-ovated when she bought it,

but Baldwin’s attention todetail combined withextensive landscaping,make it an ideal propertyfor the tour.

“She is workingtowards starting up a bedand breakfast,” Sexsmithsaid. “I like the variety onthe tour and this just addsto that.”

The final two proper-ties are situated alongSwitzerville Road.

Gary and HeatherShetler’s one-storey ranchstyle home sits on 225acres of a mix of farmlandand woodlot, just east ofNapanee.

Even after undergoingmajor renovations, thehome has maintained asmuch of the old charm aspossible.

The final home on thetour is a dream come truefor the Wales family. Builtin 2009 by Lori and ErnieWales, this timber framehome was custom designedby the owners for enter-taining and family func-tions.

“It’s a time timberframe construction featur-ing douglas fir timbers,natural wood stone byGeorgian Timberworks ofOwen Sound.

“It’s set down a longlane in a rural setting soit’s just gorgeous,” Sex-smith said.

“It’s very impressiveand is our feature homesince once you get started,you make your route fromthere.”


Wide range of homes on annual SOS tourBy Dominik WisniewskiBEAVER STAFF WRITER

SEE HOMES, PAGE 13

TOWN OF GREATER NAPANEENOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT

The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Greater Napaneeintends to consider a Zoning By-law to amend Zoning By-law 02-22. Pursuant to Section 34(12) of the Planning Act (R.S.O. 1990),Council will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, June 12, 2012, tooutline the content, effect of the By-law, as well as showing thelands affected. All those interested are hereby invited to attendthe public meeting and express their view on the amending By-law.

PURPOSE OF THE BY-LAW

An application was received to rezone an approximate 0.35hectare lot located along South Shore (Hay Bay) Road to permitthe use of the existing parcel for a family cemetery. The parcel isa separate lot of record.

The parcel is designated Agricultural in the Official Plan and ispresently zoned Prime Agriculture (PA) Zone. The parcel of landis to be rezoned to a Community Facility (CF) Zone toaccommodate the construction of a family cemetery.

EFFECT OF THE BY-LAW REQUEST

The rezoning will permit the change in use from the usespermitted in the Prime Agriculture (PA) Zone to a family cemetery.

LOCATION OF PROPERTY

The property is located as shown on the attached key map. Theproperty is in part of Lot 20, Concession 3, in the geographicTownship of Adolphustown, Town of Greater Napanee. It isdescribed as Part 1 in Plan of Survey 29R-5221.

OTHER APPLICATIONS

There are no other applications.

NOTICE OF APPEAL

If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at apublic meeting or make written submissions to the Town ofGreater Napanee before the zoning by-law is passed, the personor public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Councilfor the Town of Greater Napanee to the Ontario Municipal Boardconcerning the by-law amendment.

If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at apublic meeting, or make written submissions to the Town ofGreater Napanee before the by-law amendment is passed, theperson or public body may not be added as a party to the hearingof an appeal before the Ontario Municipal Board unless, in theopinion of the Board, there are reasonable grounds to do so.

PUBLIC MEETING PLACE

The public meeting will be held at the Council Chamber of the TownHall, Greater Napanee, Tuesday June 12, 2012 at 7:00 p.m.

For further information contact:

Charles McDonaldDirector of Development ServicesTown of Greater NapaneeP.O. Box 97, 124 John StreetNapanee, Ontario K7R 3L4

or phone (613) 354-3351 during regular business hours.

Rebecca Murphy (Clerk)

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While the size of the tour hasn’t changed over theyears — with organizers hoping to sell 300 passports eachyear — it is a very popular fundraiser.

“It’s very popular and is not a very hard sell at all,”Sexsmith said. “People set it up for four people in a carand go together, so it is our best fundraiser. Plus we havea beautiful buffet lunch here put on by chef CortwrightChristian.”

For an extra $5 a buffet lunch with both hot and coldfinger foods is offered at the SOS office that day, she said.

Sexsmith said that the tour would not be a successwithout the support of home owners and sponsors, whoplay a vital role in keeping costs down for the organiza-tion. “Our sponsors pay for all the background costs likeadvertising, the printing of the pamphlets and, for exam-ple this year, our new signs going up at the homes,” shesaid. “We’re always very grateful to the homeowners sincethis just wouldn’t happen if they didn’t put forward theirhomes.”

Anyone interested in adding their home to the tour foran upcoming year is asked to contact SOS at 613-354-6668. Passports are $25 with lunch included, or $20 forjust the tour. Lunch will be served at the L&A SOS office,located at 310 Bridge Street West.

Passports can be purchased in Napanee at the SOSoffice, A Cut Above, AURA by Colour Connection andGray’s IDA Drug Store.

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Napanee's Talents of the Town Market returned for the summer season on Saturday as vendors setup shop in the Market Square. The market will be held bi-weekly on Saturdays through October.Above is Maurice and Carol Rankin of Rankin’s Produce.

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Fundraiser for theMarysville Parish Hall,from 1-4 p.m. Hosted byFred Brown and Friends,featuring Adam Knapp,Lorne Buck and Lisa Hart.At the Marysville ParishHall at 7274 Old Hwy. 2,across from Briar Fox GolfCourse.

Close to 150 walkersstrolled through SpringsidePark on Saturday, makingthe first-ever John GroseLennox and AddingtonDiabetes Walk a huge suc-cess.Grose, who passed

away last year, was knownfor his dedication towardseducating people about dia-betes, making him the per-fect namesake for the walk. “Our purpose was to

raise awareness about dia-betes and the prevention ofType 1 and 2 and the man-agement of Type 1 and 2,and we’ve done that today,”Catherine Reynolds, reg -ional Canadian DiabetesAssociation developmentco-ordinator, said at theevent. "It didn't matter ifwe had five or 500 peoplebecause we know we’re justcreating a lot of awarenessabout the disease."Reynolds says that

about nine million Canadi-ans either have the diseaseor are at risk. In somecases the disease is pre-ventable. “We’re trying totell people that physicalactivity and proper nutri-tion are very important for

healthy lifestyles,” saidReynolds. “You can reducethe risk of developing thedisease. (The walk) is real-ly for everybody.”The event was also

designed as a symbolic ges-ture to show people dealingwith the disease that theyare not alone and help isavailable in the communi-ty. “My hope for the walk is

to remind all of us that lifewith diabetes does not haveto be a life sentence ofdoom,” said Jill Kingston, anurse educator withLACGH. “With the supportand understanding of oth-ers, we can do anything.”Participants were given

the option of walking oneor five kilometres. Beforedeparting the group met atConservation Park whereregistered dietitians andnurses were on hand withinformation posters. “We’ve got some signs

along the route just givingsome information and factsto get people a little moreinformed,” added LeahCurle, a Registered Dieti-

tian with LACGH’s Dia-betes Education Program.Curle says the walk

wouldn't have been possi-ble without the teamworkof the hospital, communityhealth centre and local vol-unteers. The walk also served as

a fundraiser, tallying$11,500. All of that moneywill go to the local chapterof the Canadian DiabetesAssociation. That moneywill stay in the Napaneecommunity and will beused for research and edu-cational purposes. Given the success of the

premier event the walk willno doubt be held annuallyin Napanee.


Diabetes Walk makes strides

Adam Prudhomme - Staff

Kelli Bowbeer (left) and Patricia Abrams stroll down Dundas St. during the firstever John Grose L&A County Diabetes Walk. Close to 150 people took part,raising $11,500 for diabetes research.

By Adam PrudhommeBEAVER STAFF WRITER

First-everevent attracts150 walkers

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Lennox & Addington, East Hastings

Thursday, May 17, 2012 / 15

JUST NORTH OF BELLEVILLELovely bungalow on a very large picturesque lot. Complete with attached 2 cargarage, lots of parking. Good well, interlocking walkways and a large rear deck.Roof is about 8 years old and all windows are newer except for 3. All appliancesand window coverings are included. Home is dated and will need updating, but is agood value at this price. MLS 12603765 $209,900.

LANTHORN REAL ESTATE LTD., BROKERAGEINDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED

John Curran, Sales Rep. 613-328-1767

44 Industrial Blvd.Napanee

613-354-6651

NEW

215 SIMMONS RDExcellent solid brick bungalow in great location. Features 3 bedrooms up and 1down, 2 full baths. Deck off large kitchen. Walk-out basement with wood stove inthe rec room and den area. Double car garage. $279,900. (EX2803)

Wade Mitchell, Broker of Record/Owner

Cell 613-539-143332 Industrial Blvd.,Napanee

Office: 613-354-4800Independently Owned & Operated

EXIT REALTY ACCELERATIONReal Estate Brokerage

LOOK NO FURTHER,this is an unusualfind.Wonderful opportu-nity for those that want tokeep expenses low, butwant your own space. You’re infor a big surprise when youwalk through this semi-de-tached home. Lots of roomwith 3 bedrooms and 2 fullbaths plus bright livingroom &

diningroom combination. Fully finished rec room with separate entrance and fullbath offers In-law suite opportunity or great space for teens. Roof is only three yearsold and all appliances are included in this PRICE$162,500. MLS 1260 4032

Call Michele Heaney, Sales Rep, at 613-583-7253or Peg Campbelton, Sales Rep, at 613-449-4200

Re/Max Finest Realty Inc., BrokerageIndependently Owned and Operated

9 Commercial CourtNapanee

613-354-5435

NEW

HAY BAY WATER-FRONT HOME withgorgeous views is whatyou will find with this2+1 bedroom home.Big oak eat-in kitchen with openconcept living and dining roomoverlooking the bay with wood fire-place. Large bedrooms with lots ofcloset space and a full basementwith walkout, rec room and woodstove. Updates includes windows,

roof and more. Outside features privacy with outsized mature trees, large detachedgarage, huge deck, patio and well landscaped. A wonderful place to call home andall this for $299,900. Call today for your private viewing. Call Cindy Haggerty, Bro-ker, at 613-540-2116 or Kevin Haggerty, Sales Rep, at 613-539-2120


9 Commercial CourtNapanee

613-354-5435

www.298ShermanPointRd.com

2594 COUNTY ROAD 4, CAMDEN EAST $134,900

Spectacular price for a lovely superclean 1.5 storey starter home inCamden East on a large lot, 20 minto Kingston, 15 min to Napanee.Includes approx. 150 feet ofwaterfront on the Napanee River.Bathroom redone in 2010, withnew tub, toilet and lovely vanitywith granite countertop. Freshlypainted and new carpet in large

living room and bedrooms. Main floor laundry. Beautiful backyard with limestone patio anddeck where you can relax and enjoy the view of the water. Propane furnace. Great deal. Justmove in and enjoy!! See debstacey.com for pictures and more info. Directions: Hwy 2 or Hwy401, North on County Road 4 to Camden East. MLS 12601349

Call DEB STACEY, Sales RepresentativeCell 613-888-7309

[email protected]

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Independently Owned and Operated

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NEW PRICE

Absolute perfection is howyou can describe thisneat, tidy piece of heavenwith its sandy, ownedwaterfront and manicuredlawn! This cottage/homefeatures large living roomwith a cozy woodstove,eat in kitchen and a wellmaintained deck that alltake in the breathtakingviews of KashwakamakLake. The main entrance

of this home is ground level. The year round easy access to thiscottage/home make it ideal for cottage or home. Many upgrades! MLS12602429 $329,900.


Call Kelly McMurter,Sales Rep. 613-929-73559 Commercial Court

Napanee 613-354-5435

NEWLISTING

58 BEVERLY ST. NAPANEEMove right in and start enjoy-ing this better than new home.This 3 bedroom, 1.5 bathhome is tastefully decorated,well located and still underNew Home Warranty. Openconcept main living area withhdwd & cer flooring, patio doorto large deck & fenced yard. In-side entry to 1.5 car garage.Spacious 2nd flr with hugemaster bedroom & walk-incloset. Situated & designed to

maximize natural light throughout the day. Asking $269,900. (K43) MLS 12601611 Virtual Tour http://www.Obeo.com/710872

Call Barry Brummel, Sales Rep, 613-484-0933112A Industrial Blvd,

Napanee 613-354-3550

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698 ADDINGTON STREET,TAMWORTH

Charming, well maintained redbrick with updated well, septic,wiring, plumbing, kitchen,baths, windows, furnace andrefinished wood floors. Mainfloor laundry, 3 bdrms & 11/2bths. Classic design withunique front porch & balcony,9’ ceilings, original wood trimand wide baseboards. Bright,pleasing décor.

Asking $164,900. (K74) MLS 12603407 Virtual tour http://www.Obeo.com/721360

Call Barry Brummel, Sales Rep, 613-484-0933112A Industrial Blvd,

Napanee 613-354-3550

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33 OLD WILTON ROAD ODESSAJust move in and enjoy! All the renovations have been done for you! This adorablecountry home is situated in the heart of Odessa on an oversized lot. Features in-clude: new flooring throughout, main level master bedroom with cheater ensuite,sun room and garage with workshop. Perfect for those just starting out or lookingto downsize. Call today for your private viewing. $189,000. MLS 12603654

Jessica Hammell, Sales Rep.

O: 613-546-4208C: 613-453-9534

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1096 CAMPBELL’SCREEK LANEBIG LOG HOMEBIG GULL LAKE

Custom 8” squarelog construction atthe west end of BigGull Lake. Sandybeach. Looks 2Kmeasterly. Year round.One hour toNapanee. 13 acres.MLS 12602207

MARTEN D. LEWIS, Sales Rep., 613-539-9852, [email protected] Cataraqui Wood Drive,

Suite 7, Kingston613-384-1200

66 NORTH BEAVER LAKE ROAD This lakeside brick home was custom built in 1990. Premium wood trim, doors andwindows. Open concept with vaulted ceiling, skylghts and overlooking gallery. Propanefireplace with massive barn beam mantel. Master bedroom suite with bathroom andbalcony. Southern exposure. Sandy beach. Excellent abundant water. New furnaceand a/c in 2010. Just 25 minutes north of Napanee. $299,900. MLS 12601824

MARTEN D. LEWIS, Sales Rep., 613-539-9852, [email protected] Cataraqui Wood Drive,

Suite 7, Kingston613-384-1200


Call Dan Jackson, Sales RepCell 613-583-4925

32 Industrial Blvd.,NapaneeOffice: 613-354-4800

Independently Owned & Operated

RETIRED COUPLE?Bachelor? Perfect,low maintenancehome. View of bay.Easy commute. Townservices. Appliancesincluded. Large lot forprivacy. Large shedfor storage. Largedeck. Tons of up-grades. Must be seento appreciate. 146First St., Deseronto.$126,500. (EX2762)MLS 12602138

19 Bawn Road- 3 Bed, 2 bath - Extensively renovated and upgraded

- Approx 30 acres with Barn and Garage -Waterfront on Salmon River- Call for details - Asking $495,000

Call Tracey Dickson, Sales Rep. at 613-328-2383 or Dave Pinnell Jr., Sales Rep. at 613-328-7213


44 Industrial Blvd.Napanee

613-354-6651

NEW

76 GOLF COURSEROAD

Home Sweet Home iswhat you will find in thisattractive, completelyrenovated home. Thishome features 3 largebedrooms with 1 1/2baths and main floorlaundry. This home IStastefully decorated with

custom swirl ceilings, butternut hardwood, original pine flooring and ceramic tilethroughout. Situated on a quiet dead end road on a 1.09 acre lot with detached 23 X30 garage overlooking the Napanee Golf Course and in walking distance to the up-coming public school. Asking $289,900. (J235) MLS11608548

Greg Wagar, Broker of Record, 613-541-9781112A Industrial Blvd,

Napanee 613-354-3550

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149 BAYVIEW DRIVE1100 sq ft elevated bungalow on large private lot with attached 2 car garage with basemententrance. This home features 3 bedrooms on main level with a 4pc and ensuite 2pc and4th bedroom and 4 pc bath in basement along with a 45 ft by 13 ft recroom with bar area.Many recent renos inc some windows, roof painting laminate flooring. The property hasmature trees and landscaping with a covered deck at rear and is a stones throw from Boatlaunch. Enjoy the water view. Asking $229,900. (K69) MLS 12603028

Greg Wagar, Broker of Record, 613-541-9781112A Industrial Blvd,

Napanee 613-354-3550

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174 DUNDAS ST. WEST, DESERONTOBeautifully renovated Victorian home convenient for commuting between Bellevilleand Kingston. The good life is certain in this 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 story Victorian, 1 and1/2 bath home with dining room, den, and a large patio. New Windows, Furnace,Central Air; built in Kitchen Appliances Included. Lots of closet space and rooms ga-lore. Spacious Attic that could be converted into a loft. Nothing like it at this price.$225,000. (K59) MLS 121937

Hostess: Sue Rankin, Sales Rep., 613-536-8589112A Industrial Blvd,

Napanee 613-354-3550

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172 FIRST AVENUE, NAPANEE - CUSTOM BUILT ONE OWNER HOME3 BR Brick on quiet cul de sac. Hardwood floors and full finished basement.

Priced to Sell $177,500. MLS#12603571


CAROL HARVEYSales Rep. at 613-540-265944 Industrial Blvd.

Napanee 613-354-4347

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Bob Rae Sales Rep

613-561-0907

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613-484-0933

Rick Gerow Sales Rep

613-329-9546

Greg Wagar Broker of Record

613-541-9781

Sue Rankin Sales Representative613-536-8589

T H E N A P A N E E B E A V E RT H E N A P A N E E B E A V E R16 / REAL ESTATE Thursday, May 17, 2012

79 Mill st., DeserontoGood, solid starter home with newer oak kitchen andbathroom (15 yrs), newer windows and doors(10-12yrs), updated plumbing and electrical, main floor laun-dry, new gas furnace last year, new rental air condi-tioner last year, brand new laminate floor in familyroom, and interlocking brick driveway and sidewalk.Asking $105,900. (J212) MLS 11607743

15-17 MarKetsQuare

Great investmentopportunity here! Stun-ning brick building inthe heart of Napanee!Features 2 groundfloor commercialspaces and 2 secondfloor apartments (aone bedroom and atwo bedroom). Bothapartments have been

updated and are in great condition. The one side of the mainfloor commercial 17 (formerly a café) has gorgeous exposedbrick, extra high ceilings, tons of character and original fea-tures and a fantastic courtyard patio. Extra parking at rear anda fully undeveloped indoor space at rear with unlimited poten-tial. Tons of updates since 2005 include: newer steel roof,some doors, structural reinforcements, deck, electrical , 3 ofthe 5 baths renovated, refinished floors, 3 new windows andso much more. Currently all 4 units are tenant occupied. Year-ly average expenses: $16,300. and yearly income: $32,100Asking $219,900. (K10) MLS 12600439

58 BEVERLY ST. NAPANEEMove right in and start enjoying this better than newhome. This 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home is tastefullydecorated, well located and still under New HomeWarranty. Open concept main living area with hdwd &cer flooring, patio door to large deck & fenced yard.Inside entry to 1.5 car garage. Spacious 2nd flr withhuge master bedroom & walk-in closet. Situated &designed to maximize natural light throughout theday. Asking $269,900. (K43) MLS 12601611

Virtual Tour http://www.Obeo.com/710872

698 aDDinGton street, taMWorthCharming, well maintained red brick with updatedwell, septic, wiring, plumbing, kitchen, baths, win-dows, furnace and refinished wood floors. Main floorlaundry, 3 bdrms & 11/2 bths. Classic design withunique front porch & balcony, 9’ ceilings, originalwood trim and wide baseboards. Bright, pleasingdécor. Asking $164,900. (K74) MLS 12603407

Virtual tour http://www.Obeo.com/721360

5147 countY roaD 9, haY BaYVery well maintained 3 bedroom cottage on the NorthShore of Hay Bay. This Viceroy 3+ season propertysits on a ¾ acre lot with a gradual slope to 100 feet ofclean waterfront. Everything is included from the cot-tage furnishings to the boat, motor and electric winchin the boathouse. Vinyl siding (02), roof shingles (11),well pump (10). Septic system and a drilled well. Ask-ing $229,900 (K75) MLS 12603538

4525 countY rD 43 bedroom village home that has been completelyrenovated inside. new kitchen and flooring through-out. new well pump and pressure system, large 4 pc.bathroom with laundry on second floor. very nicelarge landscaped lot with beautiful mature mapletrees. excellent well. home is tastefully decorated andready for a new family. early possession available.Asking $159,900. (K78) MLS 12603940

228 firstavenue,naPanee

This well caredfor home is in ane s t a b l i s h e dneighbourhoodclose to schoolsand parkland.This 3 bedroom

design allows the option of using the main floor bed-room as a dining room (current use). Updated fea-tures include kitchen (07), some windows (09), bath-room (11), finished basement (12). A very cheery,freshly painted interior invites you and economicalutility costs are a welcome bonus. You will also appre-ciate the gleaming hardwood floors, central air,Jacuzzi tub, fenced yard, rear deck and interlockingpatio. Asking $182,000. (K68) MLS 12602931

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264 COUNTY ROAD 16Excellent starter home 5 minutes from Napanee N/Wof Strathcona. Open concept 3 bedroom bungalowwith large workshop. Nice set up for woodstove. Wraparound deck to enjoy the BBQ and views of sur-rounding area. 20 gpm - excellent well. Landscapedlot with many perennials. great place to start yourfamily or to downsize. Lots of additional parking onside lot. Asking $149,900. (K63) MLS 12602189

62 DUNDAS ST. EAST, NAPANEE60 seat restaurant fully equipped and operatingpresently along with 3 rental units apts grossing$26,916.00 annually and restaurant is presentlybeing leased at $1550.00 a month plus utilities. Allrestaurant equipment included in price. List of equip-ment and operating costs are available at LBOAsking $299,900. (K62) MLS 12602098

106 BEVERLY ST., NAPANEEOne of a kind, very large 4 bedroom home in a greatlocation with all the extras. Large kitchen, formal din-ingroom, fireplace, 2 full baths and two half baths.main floor laundry, 2 car attached garage with paveddrive. Much more to see. House in perfect condition.No smokers or pets have lived in. Asking $319,900.(K70) MLS 12603105

209 KING ST., NAPANEEAll brick 1200+ sq ft bungalow in a well establishedneighbourhood close to riverside parks and bothshopping districts. This 3 bedroom, 1 ½ bath homehas new roof shingles (12) hi-efficiency gas furnace(10), hardwood floors and central air. Former partitionwalls remain in the professionally waterproofed base-ment. Add your personal finishing touches and gainover 500 sq ft of living space. Asking $189,900. (K72)MLS 12603298

247 BriDGe st., West naPaneeImmaculate 2 + 1 bedroom bungalow in nice area oftown. Gleaming hardwood floors, updated kitchenwith new countertop, all appliances included. Spa-cious sunporch overlooking large landscaped fencedback yard. Newer bathroom, new garage door andopener, large single car garage with workshop. Ask-ing $189,500. (K61) MLS 12602036

435 MilliGan lane, naPaneePrime location for almost any type of business. 6`fenced chain link compound 56` x 40` butler buildingin Napanee Business Park. 2-2 pc. baths, 3 offices,paved drive, 12` overhead door. Asking $299,900.(K06) MLS 12600262

684 PALACE RD3000 Sq ft of total finished living area gos with thishome situated on 93 acres and on Town water andsewer, This home features 4 bedrooms, 3 baths FAOheating with c/a, hardwood flooring 2 wood burning fire-places main floor sunroom , oak kitchen, 2 car att garagewith long paved driveway. The outbuildings include ahorse barn and a separate 2000 sq ft implement buildingon property. The grounds are beautifully landscapedwith flowers trees, shrubs and a walled patio area at rearof house. Asking $549,900. (K64) MLS 12602495

2215 countY roaD 11, selBYTotally renovated from inside and out. Great for a newfamily, newer windows, new propane gas stove newflooring, paint, list goes on. Huge back yard, largeattached garage. immediate possession. Call todayfor a viewing. Asking $119,900. (K34) MLS 12601227

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8950 LOYALIST PKWYWonderful 7 + acre waterfront property with 495 feetshoreline on Adolphustown Reach. Excellent 3 + 1bedroom bungalow. Open concept kitchen, diningand living room. Florida room overlooking the water.Full finished basement with walkout. House has beencontinuously updated. Beautiful hardwood flooring inliving room and ceramic in the basement. Possible 4+acre severance with 250 feet of shoreline. Asking$419,900. (K60) MLS 12601952

75 union st.Excellent 3 bedroom completely renovated open con-cept home in town. Everything is new from the fur-nace to the roof. Gas fireplace. Hardwood, ceramic &laminate flooring. All new windows plus new 3-seasonroom & deck. 2 new bathrooms and main floor laun-dry. Ready for a new family. Call to view. Asking$194,900. (K28) MLS 12601025

106 THOMAS ST WESTFormerly carload food market. Main floor of buildingin need of renovations. 2 upstairs apartments, onenewly renovated and rented. Good location near highschool. Part of main floor rented, no lease. Unlimitedpossibilities. Asking $159,900. (K76) MLS 12603611

475 Palace roaDHalf acre lot with convenient access to 401 for easy com-mute between Kingston and Belleville – backs on Napa-nee River - Town water and sewer. All brick bungalowwith 2700 sq. ft. of living area, 3 + 1 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths,27 x 20 ft. family room with cozy brick fireplace and threeseason sun room. Beautifully maintained family homewith 4th bedroom having privacy to full walk out andinground pool. Central air, central vac, double paveddrive. Asking $269,900. (K36) MLS 12601440

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265 Pine Grove rD., naPaneeGreat family home in a quiet setting on 1.7 acreslocated in Forest Mills. 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms,open concept 1st floor. Heated by infloor heat andradiators throughout. All renovated in the last 7years,including windows, floors, kitchen, bathrooms,insulation, drywall, siding and roof A new oversizedinfloor heated attached garage awaits your next pro-ject. Asking $259,900. (K09) MLS 12600406

PALACE ROAD, NAPANEEThree serviced residential building lots innapanee on water and sewer. Asking $24,900.per lot or get a package deal buying allthree. (K71) MLS 12803228

4237 countY roaD 1 e., YarKerCharming and peaceful describes this restored 4 bed-room home in quaint village setting of Yarker. Interior iscompletely redone from top to bottom with most recentupdates including all windows and exterior doors, roof,furnace, a/c and bathrooms. Hardwood floors, softwoodare just a few of the features including pine kitchen andlarge sunken family room. 16x32 inground salt waterpool with heater in 2005. Lot is large, mature landscap-ing. Asking $269,900. (K25) MLS 12600949

Waterfront lot - cuthill laneA very desirable waterfront lot. Just 10 minutes fromNapanee, this superb building location features 187feet of level shoreline, a southern exposure and fab-ulous views up Hay Bay. The gradual slope to thewater`s edge would easily facilitate a walkout lowerlevel. Cleared, fenced ready to build on and conve-niently adjacent to the boat launch at the bottom ofCuthill Lane. Asking $189,000. (K58) MLS 12601906

20 McDonalD crescentAll brick elevated bungalow on super large lot 60 feetby 559 feet in depth. This home features 4 bedrooms(3+1) hardwood flooring throughout, updated kitchen,central air, newer roof, finished rec room with propanestove, walkout basement at rear, deck for BBQ offkitchen area Asking $199,900. (K73) MLS 12603363

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174 DUNDAS ST. WEST, DESERONTOBeautifully renovated Victorian home convenient forcommuting between Belleville and Kingston. Thegood life is certain in this 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 story Vic-torian, 1 and 1/2 bath home with dining room, den,and a large patio. New Windows, Furnace, CentralAir; built in Kitchen Appliances Included. Lots of clos-et space and rooms galore. Spacious Attic that couldbe converted into a loft. Nothing like it at this price.$225,000. (K59) MLS 121937

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Duplex, 115-117 Robert for sale by owner.In good condition and well rented.Separate meters for gas & hydro. Highefficiency furnaces & HWTs. Appliancesincluded. Nets $17,251/yr.

Asking $189,900.

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8950 LOYALIST PKWYWonderful 7 + acre waterfront property with 495 feet shoreline on Adolphustown Reach. Ex-cellent 3 + 1 bedroom bungalow. Open concept kitchen, dining and living room. Florida roomoverlooking the water. Full finished basement with walkout. House has been continuouslyupdated. Beautiful hardwood flooring in living room and ceramic in the basement. Possible4+ acre severance with 250 feet of shoreline. Asking $419,900. (K60) MLS 12601952

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A RARE fIND. Unbelievable 300’ ofwater frontage on Hay Bay, deep water.

Build your dream home on this 2.26 acres. Enjoy thespectacular views. $249,900. MLS 12603942

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME on this200’ by 4 acre prime waterfront lot on Hay

Bay. Sandy shoreline, level lot. Listing is conditional onseverance and survey. $189,900. MLS12603817/12603819

8 ACRES of prime commercial land.Services at lot line. Located just off 41

Highway on VanLuven Road. $240,000. MLS 12603946

Great in-town building lot with a total of 2.6 acres. Newdriveway being installed. Build your dream home today.$49,000. (EX2720) MLS 12600982EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT located on Robert Streetjust north of Graham Street. 50` x 106`. Level lot. $46,900(EX2545) MLS 11605554ATTENTION!! Pick your spot to build your dream homeon this picture perfect 19 acre building lot located just min-utes north of Napanee. Enjoy nature at its best. You willhave lots of privacy. Entrance driveway is in. Good wellshave been obtained on neighbouring lots. $49,900.(EX2748) MLS 12601770Great 15 acre building lot with lots of privacy. Just minutesfrom town. $48,900. (EX2779) MLS 12602858

LOOkING TO BUILD YOU DREAM HOME but want tobe close to Town. Look no further. Great building lot onLittle Creek Street 246’ x 150’ with a great well. Lots ofwater. $49,900. (EX2554) MLS 11605733

EXCELLENT WATER fRONT approved for 12 unit apart-ment. Building includes all engineered plans, or build yourdream home. Call for more details, GST applicable on thesubject property. $225,000. (EX2018) MLS 10601641

If you like wide open spaces, this building lot is perfect foryou. Build you dream home on this very nice, level lot andhave space to roam. New well and entrance to beinstalled. Taxes to be assessed. $49,900. (EX2780) MLS12602859

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME, very private. 6 acres wasa former sand pit, yet still on a public road. $29,900.(EX2543) MLS 11605474

PRISTINE WATERfRONT LOT with well. Ready to buildon! Barn currently on property to be removed. Call todayfor details. $239,000. (EX2487) MLS 11604152

82 ACRES on Shermans Point with 332 feet of primewaterfront. Build your dream waterfront home on thesecluded wooded lot at the very end of the road. Goodpossibilities of developing the remaining acreage with4560 feet of Town Road frontage. Zoned rural with a tinybit of E.P. GST is applicable. $399,900. (EX2577) MLS11606226

BUILD YOU OWN DREAM HOME on this beautiful 63acre parcel. Approx. 30 acres of workable and 13 acres ofcedar, pine, and spruce. Remaining is brush. $99,900.(EX2768) MLS 12602220

EXCELLENT WATERfRONT approved for 12 unit apart-ment. Building includes all engineered plans, or build yourdream home. Call for more details, GST applicable on thesubject property. $240,000. (EX2021) MLS 10601654

GOOD 2 ACRE PARCEL of industrial land cleared andready to build on. Water and sewer at the front of the prop-erty. Call for more details. $82,900. (EX2019) MLS10601646

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13 DUNDAS STREET EAST

Great 1800 sq. ft. commer-cial rental space with two 2bedroom apartmentsabove. Great investmentopportunity. $179,900.(EX2618) MLS 11607212

This building consists of a 2 bay garage, sales office, 2 washrooms.The building has not been used after May 6/96. There is an environ-ment report on file that was completed in 1993. This Property isbeing sold "AS IS". $185,000. (EX2678) MLS 11608385

Great investment opportunity. Building is leased to a long term tenant. Lots ofparking for 15 cars. Call for details. $399,900. (EX2746) MLS 12601695

789 COUNTY RD 9Immaculate custom built 2500 sq. ft bungalow. Features 3 bedrooms, a den,2.5 baths, open concept. Gourmet kitchen with granite countertop. Hardwoodfloors throughout, large master with walk-in closet, 5 piece ensuite and fire-place. Also fireplace in living room, main floor laundry, patio doors to coveredstamped concrete porch. Double car garage. Fully finished rec room and 4thbedroom in basement, and a self contained in-law suite with a privateentrance. Too many upgrades to list. Situated on almost 3 acres. $489,900.

(EX2740) 12601578

3 DUNDASGreat potential fordevelopment. 16,000sq. ft. building inexcellent downtownlocation at the cornerof Dundas and CentreSt. Building is in goodshape with over 4900sq. ft. of retail spaceon ground floor withadditional 1500 sq. ft.of storage or office

space. Second and third floors are undeveloped and consists of another 9900sq. ft. Building has sprinkler system and an elevator. Lots of possibilities andpotential here. $410,000. (EX2699) MLS 12600557

Excellent Main Street location, next to Tim Hortons. Featuring 4900sq. ft. building in good condition, 3 bay doors. Asking $390,000.

Must be sold! Open for offers. (EX2453) MLS 11603201

226 CHURCH ST.Excellent well kept 3 bedroom bungalow in quiet residential area.Deck off eat-in kitchen, large finished rec room, all new windows in2007, F/A gas heat, central air and paved drive. $177,900.

(EX2744) MLS 12601608

8017 COUNTY RD. 2Immaculate, spaious executive bungalow on private 1.3 acres. Featuresinclude marble foyer with hardwood and ceramic throughout, maplekitchen with granite countertops and back splash, cathedral ceilings.Large master with huge 5 piece ensuite. Everything is upgraded here. Amust see! $399,900. (EX2741) MLS 12601593

3124 MCCONNEL RD.This spacious bungalow features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, full finished basementwith rec room and a separate one bedroom in-law suite. Excellent detachedgarage with hydro. Would be perfect for the hobbyist or just a great man cave.

$249,900. (EX2719) MLS 12600957

8 PINE GROvE RDBeautiful 4 bedroom, 2.5 baths country home. Large kitchen with built-inappliances, sunken family room. Lovely lot with gazebo, 2 car garage.

Newer roof, furnace and A/C. $249,900. (EX2778) MLS 12602838

351 COUNTY RD 9Spectacular executive 2 storey located just on the edge of town. 4 large bed-rooms, four baths, formal living room with wood fireplace and formal diningroom. Beautiful bright main floor family room. Real cherry wood flooringthroughout two levels. Full finished basement with walkout. $424,900

(EX2731) MLS 12601328

17 SOUTHWOOD CRES. Immaculate 1410 sq.ft. bungalow. Features open concept kitchen, livingroom and dining room. A large walkout deck off of the dining room with a3 season gazebo. Beautiful bamboo flooring. Gas fireplace in living room,2 full bathrooms, gas heat, central air, and a walkout basement. All of thisin a desirable neighbourhood and close to town! $274,000. (EX2725)

MLS 12601188

549 COUNTY RD 9A rare find. 64 acres only 1 km from town. Features 3 bedroom bun-galow, 40x40 shop with 20 feet clear span, insulated and heated.Great barn with 5 stalls, tack room, hydro and water. This propertyalso comes with a piece of waterfront. Possibilities are endless.

$349,900. (EX2771) MLS 12602361

Excellent 3 + 1 bedroom family home on hillside overlooking communitypark and river. Spacious eat-in kitchen, formal dining room with frenchdoors to living room. Main floor family room, rec room with wood burningfireplace. Renovated bathrooms 2010, new roof 2009. Beautifully land-scaped with paved drive. $236,900. (EX2680) MLS 11608463 Virtual

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402 BRIDGE ST. Immaculate solid brick bungalow with walkout. Finished top to bottom. Featureslarge kitchen open concept with family room, living room, dining room - all withhardwood flooring. Full finished basement with large rec room, 2 bedroomsdown and a 3 piece bath. Double car garage and paved drive. Everything you

need and more! $318,000. (EX2798) MLS 12603421

319 CAMDEN RD - HOST: DON COXExcellent starter or retirement home. 2 bedroom bungalow, new kitchen 2009,hardwood flooring in living room and dining room, new roof 2008, large 12’x16’

deck off kitchen, fenced yard. $169,900. (EX2790) MLS 12603189

555 THIRD CONCESSIONLooking for a pastoralretreat? Love to fish forpickerel and bass? 240 feetof sandy, clean waterfront.Gorgeous perennial gar-dens and fruit trees. Thiscentury farmhouse has araised block foundationallowing for 7’6” ceiling inwalkout basement. Newersteel roof. Call for your per-sonal tour! $229,900. (EX2813) MLS 12603808

9396 COUNTY ROAD 2Grand 2 storey, 5 bedroom in a fabulous park-like setting with incredible waterviews. Very spacious home with many upgrades including kitchen and 2 piecewashroom, hardwood floors and newer windows. Huge 2700 sq. ft. 2 storeyoutbuilding. Would make an ideal building for home business or workshop.

$244,900. (EX2783) MLS 12602978

39 DONAHUE STLooking to live on the water? All the rights of ull ownership without theprice. Excellent 3 bedroom bungalow. Enjoy the view of the water fromalmost every room. Large 42’ x 21’ deck, great for entertaining. Yearround access. Ownership is a shareholder basis registered as BeaverTrace (549321 Ontario Ltd.) and access to common area ($204/year

maintenance). $139,900. (EX2809) MLS 12603680

Year round homeoffers 80’ of waterfrontwith panoramic views,great fishing and boatingaccess to Napanee,Picton, Belleville andKingston. Open conceptkitchen/dining/living roomwith main floor laundry, 4bedrooms (master withvaulted ceiling), 2 baths

(one ensuite), and central A/C. Fully finished basement with in-law suite, laun-dry, kitchen/bar, gas fireplace and walkout to 14’ x 28’ in-ground pool. Coveredmarine rail system, dock, boat lift, sprinkler system, wrap-around deck and 2car garage. Many upgrades include new roof, oil tank, pool pump, tile and hard-wood floors throughout main level. $374,900. (EX2655) MLS 11607899

The property was used for a laundromat. All hookups are there to reopenfor a laundromat. Net-net lease, tenant to pay heat, hydro, water and

sewer. $750./month plus utilities. (EX2185) MLS 10605598

1000 Sq. fEET fOR LEASE$833. per month plus utilities. Forced air gas, central air. Great

location. (EX2381) MLS 11601232

There are 2 buildings on the subject property. Sale office (35’ x 24’)840 sq. ft. The garage is 1190 sq. ft. with two bay doors, used to bea service station. The property is accessible from Adelphi Street andEast Street. Excellent development property. $290,000. (EX2677)

MLS 11608382

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JAMIE YOUMANSCentury home situ-ated on 12 acres ofwaterfront, veryprivate setting, fea-turing 4 bedrooms3 baths, gleaminghardwood floors,

main floor family room with fireplace and walkout to large deck. Formal diningroom, balcony off master bedroom, 3 car garage plus a 2 car garage and sep-arate workshop. This is a must to view!! $599,900. (EX2685) MLS 12603423

160 EAST STDon’t miss this fabulousfamily home maintainingthe original beauty ofyesteryear. Features 4bedrooms, 2 baths, largekitchen with in-floor radi-ant heat. Original hard-wood flooring. Updatesinclude new wiring andplumbing, new roof(shingles) to be installed.16x32 in-ground pool,12x18 workshop withloft. $289,900. (EX2801)MLS 12603515

215 SIMMONS RDExcellent solid brick bungalow in great location. Features 3 bed-rooms up and 1 down, 2 full baths. Deck off large kitchen. Walk-outbasement with wood stove in the rec room and den area. Double

car garage. $279,900. (EX2803)

34 DUNDAS STBeautiful property with a private setting. 3 bedroom bungalow, 2bedrooms up, 1 down, full finished basement with large rec roomwith gas fireplace. New 3 season sunroom, detached 2 car garage.Everything you need is here! $179,900. (EX2791) MLS 12603201

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Nice building lot in the town of Enterprise. Existing drilled welland septic give a buyer a good start on building costs. Closeto community recreation park! $27,000. MLS 12603785

BAY OF QUINTE BEAUTY! Totallyupdated home is perfect place forentertaining or just sitting back andenjoy the stunning views. Kitchenboasts hickory custom cabinetry -soft close drawers, roll outs, hotwater on demand, under cabinetlighting! Grand family room has gasfireplace and huge window overlook-ing the water. Master bedroom hasfabulous ensuite bath with glassedin shower. Property includes charm-ing guest cabin near the waterfront.THIS PROPERTY IS A MUST SEE!!$375,000. MLS 12600740

VACANT LANDFABULOUS COR-NER LOT to buildyour new home.Located in thecharming villageof Enterprise. Ex-isting well onproperty as wellas mature sprucetrees. One blockfrom playgroundand rec park.MLS 12602175

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Great home that boasts loads of space.Enjoy your detached garage where youcan park your car or use as a workshop.Charming porch to sit under and haveyour morning coffee! Within a shortwalk to downtown Napanee. Newer roofon both house and garage. All appli-ances included. MLS 12603885

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VACANT LANDCOUNTY RD. 41

Acres fronts on 2 roads (2750’ on #41 Hwy.,750’ plus on Goodyear Road). Zoned M1industrial. 1 mile north of Napanee. Closeto 401 access. $329,900. (EX2712) MLS12600763

MCKEOWN DRIVE RD.2 acre building lot on McKeown Drive Road.Gradual sloping lot. Well treed with newerhome. Dead-end street, local traffic mini-mum. Home to be constructed 1800 sq. ft.,M.F. New survey, well drilled 10 gpm. En-trance and road up to Township standard.Sell will hold mortgage to qualified buyers.$39,900. (EX2716) MLS 12600934

Immediate possession. 5 bedroom home with good central location. Lots of renovations and taste-fully decorated to compliment the character. Fullyfenced back yard, single car garage, large deck atrear. 100 amp service, F.A. gas heat. A must tosee! $179,900. (EX2781) MLS 12602966

2 bedroom bungalow, large living room andextra large eat-in kitchen. Main floor laundry.Extra large town lot. Roof, furnace and windowsupdated. $134,900. (EX2696) MLS 12600429

3+2 bedroom country bungalow with in-law suite. Patio doors off kitchen to deck. Walkoutbasement with solarium, wood combination fur-nace, extra large detached garage, greenhouse(22’x66’) with oil furnace and wood stove. All ap-pliances included in purchase price. $199,000.(EX2788) MLS 12603128

This 2 bedroom, 1 bath modernized four season cottageis surrounded by trees and a spectacular view with 120’of supreme Bay of Quinte shoreline. Interlocking patioleads to seawall and 60’ dock to hot spot for bass, wall-eye, pike, etc. Property is meticulously maintained andboasts gleaming laminate floors, electric fireplace, loadsof closets, open concept kitchen and living room, granitetop in bathroom, new appliances, large shed. New steelboat lift added in ‘09 for larger boats for your familypleasure. $319,900. (EX2384) MLS 11601288www.paradiseonbayofquinte.com

164 KIMMETT SIDE RDGreat starter on municipal services. 2 minutesnorth of 401. 2 bedroom modular. Windows re-placed 2010 and new F.A.O. furnace in November2011. Reasonable taxes on a roomy lot.$129,000. (EX2773) MLS 12602476

65 KING RD. TWEEDWell constructed bungalow on 1+ rolling acres,treed lot just north of Tweed. Open conceptkitchen/dining and grand room with stone fire-place and kitchen island. Hardwood and ce-ramic flooring. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths - 4 pieceensuite. Courtyard with fish pond. Doublegarage. $314,900. (EX2810) MLS 12603707

Unique recreational property 45 minutes north of Na-panee. 2 small cabins, both with hydro, 1886 and 1885Flinton Road. 1886 has well and septic, 2500’ of roadfrontage on Flinton Road, has its own little private lake(approximately 15 ares). A must to see. Immediatepossession. $199,000. (EX2782) MLS 12602992

9658B HIGHWAY 33Executive/custom build bungalow on 5 1/2 acres.Eat-in kitchen and separate dining room with viewsof Lake Ontario. Large family room with wood fire-place and walkout to private patio. Some frontageon Lake Ontario overlooking serene bay with sev-eral swans. Many upgrades. Call for more info!$319,900. (EX2668) MLS 11608201http://www.toursrus.ca/9856Bhwy33/tour.htm

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Excellent 2 bedroom bungalow situated on serv-iced lot. Ideal started home or good for a retiredcouple. Good location to schools, hospital, etc.$149,900 (EX2776) MLS 12602657

61 ORCHARD DR.2 bedroom bungalow on a cul de sac. Idealstarter or retirement home. Great location, veryaffordable (heating, etc.). Updates: windows,cupboards, furnace, electrical service. 20’ x 14’totally insulated and finished detached buildingideal for extra living area. $159,000. (EX2807)MLS 12603646

372 DESHANE RD, MARLBANKNature at your doorstep with this private setting. 3year old, 4 bedroom bungalow, hardwood floors andwrap-around deck to enjoy wildlife. 1200 sq. ft. Openconcept kitchen, dining room, living room. High effi-ciency propane furnace and large lower level bed-room. Seclusion at its best. $199,000. (EX2797)MLS 12603387

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Mint home only 3 yrs. old.Views of the lake from allprincipal rooms. Mastersuitewith doors to the deck, en-suite, and great view of thewater. Decks are plentiful andmake for great entertaining.Detached double car garageand the I.C.F. home makesthis the one to buy. Relax inthe hot tub or go fishing right

from your dock. Start living the dream. $379,000. MLS 11604986

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Excellent high end commercialbuilding with great 401 expo-sure and over 13 acres of prop-erty, over 3000 sq. ft. of spacewith 3 baths, separate receptionareas and numerous offices, ra-diant in floor heat and propanefireplaces. Seperate 56 ft x 80 ftoutbuilding with oversize load-ing doors. Building has many

potential uses and with excellent visibility to the 401 makes this the wisechoice for your business exposure. $2,400. MLS 11604867

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2500 sq. ft bungalow,feautres 3 bdrms, den,2.5 baths, open concept.Gourmet kitchen withgranite counter top.Hardwood floorsthroughout, large masterwith walk-in, 5 pc. en-suite and fireplace. Fire-

place in living room, main floor laundry, patio doors to coveredstamped concrete porch. Double car garage. partially finished base-ment with 4th bdrm, large rec room and self contained in-law suitewith a private entrance. On almost 3 acres and only 4 kms from town.Great value here! This is a must see! $489,900. MLS 12601578

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Tremendous value in this home.Located only 10 minutes north ofNapanee. This home features 3bedrooms, newly renovated bathwith soaker tub, large country kitchenwith wood stove, newer windows,spacious living room, carpet freehome with newer flooring. Exteriorfeatures detached garage withwoodstove, fully fenced yard with

inground pool and poolhouse change room. Enjoy those campfires in yourown backyard oasis. All appliances included. $179,900. MLS 11606638

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Absolutely mint condition home. Walk in the door to this open conceptslab on grade bungalow with in-floor heat, 3 bedrooms, full ensuite bath,hardwood & ceramic througout, patio door off kitchen to large deck withpergola. Newer high end woodstove installed. Double car garage hasinfloor heating as well. Over an acre of property for your privacy.$216,000. MLS 12602239

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Great starterhome close tomany lakesw/great fishing.Park across theroad. Interiorfeatures 3bedrooms, eatin kitchen.Newer windowsand furnace andsteel roof. Only$74,900.

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Fabulous family homelocated in a desirableneighbourhood. Interiorfeatures 3 large bedrooms,master has his/her closets& ensuite bath. Large openfoyer, eat in kitchen,hardwood floors, gasfireplace in living room.Access your totally fenced

yard from dining room. Newer shingles, attached garage & no rearneighbours. Hurry on this one. $215,900. MLS 12603365

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Former model home bungalow inexcellent location. Interior features3 bedrooms, master with walk-incloset & full ensuite. Large eat-inkitchen with patio doors to yourdeck with gas bbq hookup. Mainfloor laundry, hardwood & ceramicfloors throughout, gas heat &central air, unspoiled basement

with rough-in for 3rd bath. Attached 3 car garage with entrance to house.No neighbours on one side and parkland behind the house makes this theone to buy! Still under Tarion warranty. $289,900. MLS 12602167

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145 BRIDGE ST. W. NAPANEEGREAT HOUSE! GREAT LOCATION!Within walk-ing distance to schools and other amenities. Somany updates, including furnace, central air androof. Beautiful oak hardwood flooring on the mainlevel. Large updated office on lower level can easilybe used as a 4th bedroom. Beautiful fenced-in land-scaped property with kidney shaped in-ground pool.

$249,900. MLS 12602272

48 MEADOWLANE

NAPANEEGREAT VALUE!Well cared forcorner unit withfenced yard anddeck. Huge mas-ter bedroom caneasily be con-verted back to 2bedrooms for 3total. Fresh paintthroughout!

$119,900. MLS 12602321

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The Clark House; a remarkable historic home with fabulous style continues to exude the warmth ofyesteryear. Original pine floors, 3 brick fireplaces, incredible cabinetry & trim. 4 Bedrooms up, main floormaster w/ensuite, walk-in dressing room and private deck at the water’s edge. Separate living, dining,den & magnificent chef’s kitchen/great room with soaring vaulted ceiling, center island & loads of customcupboards. Stunning perennial gardens will amaze! ML 12500517 Offered @ $549,000

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Peace and tranquility surround this property.This historical home has been lovinglyrestored to provide all the modernconveniences while retaining the originalcharacter, right down to the floors laid bySamuel Clark. 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, theClark House comes complete with a library,3 wett certified wood burning fireplaces, anda spectacular chef’s kitchen. The frontwindows overlook beautiful perennialgardens, while the back windows offer viewsof the river. Step out of the original Dutchdoors to the deck and screened in porch seton the river’s edge for your private oasis.Come home to a magnificent retreat, or takeadvantage of the opportunity to operateyour own business at home. $499,000.

23 OLD MILL STREET, CAMDEN EAST

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WATERFRONT COTTAGEA nice little 2 bedroom cottage on the north shoreof White Lake, just west of Erinsville. This rusticcottage has a newer roof and sits close to thewater. This would be a great getaway spot for thehandyman.

MLS 12601917 $124,900

IN TOWN WATERFRONT hOMEApprox 4 years old and like brand new makes thisone of the towns finest waterfront properties. Primeshoreline on Dundas St W. with an elaborate dock-ing and marine rail system that allows your boat tocome into the storage and workshop area. This 4bedroom 3 bath home features cathederal ceilings,gourmet kitchen and topline appliances through-out.Pride of ownership is evident and all you haveto do is move in. MLS 12601424 $449,000

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IN-TOWN BUILDING LOTPrime building lot on a quiet street in the heart ofNapanee. Partially fenced, utilities at the street,mature trees and within walking distance to down-town. A Rare Find. MLS 12601462 $59,900

61 ACRES - PALACE ROADThis unique parcel is right in town with municipalservices directly across the street. 1883 ft streetfrontage provides tremendous potential for residen-tial development. Included is a 4 bedroom centurylimestone home and a 48’x60’ post and beam barnin good condition. This is a beautiful elevated settingwith great views over the town and is fully surveyed.Call for details. $499,900. MLS 12600242

63 WATERCOMBE ROAD“Treetops”, as it is known, offers complete privacy on theprestigious deep water Long Reach of the Bay of Quinte.This unique family compound boasts extensive up-to-date restoration and additions and sleeps 12 people eas-ily, including separate bunkie. Beautiful rooms withbeamed ceilings and the finest workmanship are en-hanced by two fireplaces at either end of the four-seasoncottage. Extensive decking, just updated in Trex, show-cases the fabulous views and unforgettable sunsets.Maintenance is top notch. MLS 12601935 $539,000.

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256 DUNDAS ST. WESTA wonderful late nineteenth century characterhome. Spacious four bedroom centre hall plan.Has a second living unit with private entrance. For-mal liv & din rms, modern oak kit, upgraded win-dows. Refinished woodwork. Oversized town lotwith mature trees and a good 2 storeygarage/barn/workshop. A unique property. MLS11606870 $269,900.

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BEAUTIFULListing includestwo adjoining butseparate proper-ties; a centuryhome and a sev-ered building lot.

Updates throughout this Victorian 3 bedroom, 3 bathhome include 200 amp, plumbing, roof, windows. Newboiler and insulated basement. Features include hard-wood flooring throughout, high ceilings, 2nd floor laun-dry, dumbwaiter. An abundance of liveable space withroom for a home office. If desired, large principalrooms can blend together to make a huge great room.With an eye-catching wrap-around verandah, west-facing deck and fully fenced large yard, this uniqueproperty in a quiet residential area is family orientedand close to all amenities. Use the building lot to addan in-law suite or sell it for extra income. MLS12601606 $434,000.

5 ACRES -- GREAT INVESTMENT ONSWITzERVILLE RD.

Beautiful building location on Switzerville Road. Fullytreed lot with 734 feet of road frontage and very close totown. This lot is surveyed has an entrance and a lane al-ready in and is in an area where newer upscale homesare fairly close by. This is a perfect location for a largedream home or severe into three build lots then build onone two or three. MLS 12601945 $52,900.

58 ACRES JUST NORTh OF NAPANEEGreat Building and Recreational area only 10-15 minutesto Napanee. 1040 feet of road frontage, some openspaces, wide variety of trees and bush, rolling terrain andHydro at the road. The perfect location. MLS 12602003$60,000.

3.79 ACRES ON BUTTERMILk FALLS ROAD. Very nice building lot about 15 minutes from town and401. Easy commute to Napanee or Belleville. Very niceroad with upscale homes in the area. Level lot and par-tially treed. Dug well with return rate of approx 16 gals aminute according to report. MLS 12601115 $39,900.

A SUPERIOR BUILDING LOT!A real deal on a beautiful fully treed 2.71 acre lot with agood well, new survey and entrance in. Just a short drivenorth to the Roblin area. Pleasant country views andnewer homes nearby. Compare this at $39,000.12602393

9.93 ACRES ON FITChETT ROAD, An excellent 10 acre building lot just 10 minutes southof town in a nice rural setting with great views. Lot backsonto a wooded area, is mostly cleared and is accessedby good town road. A great spot for your upscale estatehome. MLS 12601099 $44,900.

DRIVE-IN ROADVery desireable 27 acre parcel backing onto 401 with645 ft. of frontage on Drive-In Road. Property has twogates and a drilled well. MLS 11607629 $169,900.

MARLBANk BUILDING LOT - $12,000.Nice building lot in the quiet village of Marlbank. Nicelyelevated with mature trees. Any offer considered!!11602452

JUST NORTh OF BELLEVILLELovely bungalow on a very large picturesque lot. Complete withattached 2 car garage, lots of parking. Good well, interlockingwalkways and a large rear deck. Roof is about 8 years old andall windows are newer except for 3. All appliances and windowcoverings are included. Home is dated and will need updating,but is a good value at this price. MLS 12603765 $209,900.

COUNTRY PARADISELovely 3 bdrm 2 bath raised bungalow sitting on over 13acres of country property. This home is only 3 1/2 yearsold with central air and vacuum, HRV, and forced air fur-nace. Full unspoiled basement, completely insulatedwaiting for your finishing touches. Double car attachedgarage, fully insulated with 10 1/2 foot ceiling. Just agreat country home. MLS 12601731 $329,000.

RIVERVIEW FARMA truly unique historic property with all the modernamenities. Riverview estate sits on 27 acres ofparkland on the edge of Greater Napanee. Thispristine home includes a two-storey barn, restoredcarriage house and a three bedroom, two bathguest cottage. Riverview has immense appeal forthe buyer wanting the best in location, elegance,privacy and history. MLS 12601936 Virtual Tour:myvisuallistings.com/vt/62882

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Beautiful ranchbungalow nestled on 2acres with flagstonelandscaping andpicturesque gardens.Home has stunningcraftsmanship withopen concept kitchen,formal living anddining room, oversizemaster bedroom withensuite and doors topatio. 3 other largebedrooms.

$369,900 mls12603917

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Wonderful family home with newerroof (08), 3 bedrooms up, new 4 pcbathroom (11), newer kitchen (08),dining room and living room and 2pc. bathroom, main floor familyroom with fireplace and patio doorsoff to your private landscaped back-yard. New carpeting upstairs (11)and min floor laminate (11) Finishedbasement with rec. room, 2 sparebedrooms, laundry and 2 pc. bath.$244,900 mls 12603650

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PRIVATE WATERFRONT ESTATEPicton Bay, Bass Cove property consist of 50+ acres, almost900 ft waterfrontage, open fields and maple bush. The homeis custom built 5000 sq.ft of living space and includes greatroom with 25 ft ceiling, 3 fireplaces, 3 baths, very private hot tub deck, gourmet kitchen. Triple garage& large storage building for the toys complete the picture. Located in wine & orchard country couldbe any type of hobby farm. $1.29M See www.estatewaterfront.com

WATERFRONT HOME Elevated bungalow on nicely groomed waterfrontlot has it all. Views to lake from most rooms, mas-ter on main level & 2 bdrms on lower walkoutlevel. Stone fireplace, hdwd floors, main floor laun-dry, granite counters, central air, Trex decks withglass rails, gazebo at lake shore, deep water andsandy beach swimming & good fishing. $379,900.

KASHAWAKMAK LAKEGreat cottage is on Mitchell Island, 3bdrms,kit/dining, large living rm. Outside shower, privy &deck. Level lot, shoreline on both ends. Great swim-ming dock, boating & fishing. Registered access tolake and private dockage. MLS 12602026$169,900. See www.kashwakamakislandcottage.com

SAILOR’S DELIGHTAccess the world by water from all brick home onthe Bay of Quinte. Extra ordinary views of the bayfrom dining area, master bdrm, recreation rm andfamily rm. 2 ½ baths, oversize garage, large deck.Price includes unlimited boating, fishing swimming,boat lift and aluminum dock. $459,900.MLS12601326 See tour at http://www.Obeo.com/710698

KENNEBEC LAKENicely wooded waterfront lot is on west end ofKennebec Lake. Mixed trees, hardwoods and maturepine, good shoreline, laneway in. $154,500 mls12601804

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-3 bedrooms, 2 baths- Red brick in-town home- In-law suite potentialNEW PRICE $169,900.

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- 2 year old home - 3 plus 1 bedrooms- Over 4200 square feet of living space

on both levels- 4.5 baths - Over 12 acres of land

- Asking $589,900.

552 Salmon River Road

- Triplex in Deseronto- (1) two bedroom, (2) one bedroom units- Showing good return MLS 12601330

- Offered for sale at $154,900.

73 St. George Street

MLS 11606811......8 Plus acres with waterfront offered for sale $60,000.MLS 12600486......Building lot south of Napanee with DEEDED water ACCESS, offered for

sale at 14,900.00

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- 2 bedrooms, 1 bath- Nice private yard just east of Kaladar

- Priced to sell at $99,900

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- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths- Prime waterfront on Long Reach- You must view this property in person

Offered for sale at $399,900.

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- Waterfront hobby farm on 62 acres- 3 bedroom bungalow - 40x40 heated workshop

- Barn with 5 horse stalls and more - Priced to sell at $349,900

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- 3 bedrooms - 1 full bath and 2 half baths- Large deck - Full finished rec room withwet bar - Desirable neighbourhood

- MLS 12602813 - Offered for sale at 199,900

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- Hay Bay Waterfront Cottage- 2 bedrooms -60 x 102 lot

- Fully furnished including travel trailer and boats- Offered For Sale at $149,900.00

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- Exquisite bungalow in a waterfront community- 2 plus 1 bedroom - 1.5 baths

- Too much to list check out website orMLS 12602669

- Offered For Sale at $399,900

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- 2 bedrooms, 1 bath home- 32’x48’ heated insulated steel workshop

- 85 Acres, pond- Priced to sell at $299,900

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Great family home only 10 minutes north ofNapanee. Very well maintained home ontreed lot. Custom kitchen 4 yrs old, largeliving room with propane FP overlookingquiet farm land. Finished basement with 2beds, 4pc, rec room. 2 car att garage plussecond det garage 24’ x 32’ for your toys.Above ground pool, 27’ with large deck.Updated windows, shingles, furnace, centralair. Take a look, you won’t be disappointed.MLS ® 12602660

Fantastic country property. 45 acres mostlytreed with pine, spruce and naturalhardwood. Abundance of trails through theproperty and along the creek that runsacross the property. All brick home with partfinished basement, 4 beds, 1.5 baths,updated windows, 2 woodstoves. Re-shingled with fibreglass shingles in 2012,windows replaced in 2007, septic and tilebed replaced in 2005. MLS ® 12603005

Lovely Duplex or single family residential home overlook-ing the Napanee River. 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2Kitchens. Located on a very quiet street on the edge oftown. MLS ® 12602573

Kingston Waterfrontage. Beautiful setting along Lake On-tario. Mature trees at waterfrontage, limestone shoreline,lively sunsets. The dwelling has been well maintained andfeatures up to 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, large livingroom withgas fireplace, ample windows facing the lake. 65' X 209' lot.MLS ®12603775

8-PLEXin a nice area of Napanee. Wellmaintained and easily rented. All 2bedroom apartments. Greatinvestment! MLS ® 12601698

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3051 BIG CREEK, NAPANEE$259,900. MLS 12601787

GREAT LOCATION & VIEW

28 MCCABE STREET, NAPANEE$309,900. MLS 12603534

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359 JOYCE ROAD, SELBY$254,900. MLS 12602943

10 ACRES

75 RIVER ROAD, NAPANEE$379,900. MLS 12602886

IN-TOWN WATERFRONT

157 ROGERS ROAD, TAMWORTH$139,900 MLS 12600179

PRIVATE SETTING

12238 COUNTY ROAD 41, NORTHBROOK$119,900. MLS 12602077

MOVE-IN READY & AFFORDABLE

5853 HIGHWAY 506, CLOYNE$84,900 MLS 12602068

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427 RED CEDAR POINT ROAD, YARKER$249,900. MLS 12603211

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* 3.3 Acres Hwy 2 $39,500 * 20 Acres Craigen Road $79,000 * 3 Acres Clara Street $45,000 * 26 Acres Clara Street $65,000

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221 NEWBURGH ROAD, NAPANEE$162,500. MLS 12604032

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A central air conditioning systemcan provide years of satisfactorycooling with relatively little mainte-nance. However, a seasonal start-up check and periodic maintenanceis recommended. The amount of do-it-yourself airconditioning maintenance a home-owner can do is limited. However,there are a few steps that can helpthe system operate trouble-free andminimize the potential for conse-

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This historic Georgian style home was builtback in the mid 1800's. Lots of character with

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Kingston, Napanee or Belleville. $179,900. MLS 12603803

79 CENTRE STREET NORTH, NAPANEE Retail/Office space Lease $475/mth

260 sq. ft. MLS 12603873

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27 DUNDAS STREET WEST, NAPANEE Retail/Office space Lease $575/mth

500 sq. ft MLS 12603868

8 DUNDAS STREET WEST, NAPANEERetail/Office space Lease $675/mth

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James topples another NC State record

Augusta James con-tinued to rewriteNorth Carolina

State University women’sgolf history in Ohio thisweekend, helping the Wolf-pack to a seventh place fin-ish at the NCAA regionals.

That finish granted theWolfpack to their first everinvitation to the NCAADivision I Championship,May 22-25 in Franklin,Tenn.

James, a native ofBath, birdied on her lasthole of the tournament tofinish with rounds of 78-73-71, giving her a share of10th place. That too washistoric as it marked thehighest finish ever placingfor a Wolfpack femalegolfer at a NCAA CentralRegional tournament. Shewas also the highest plac-ing Canadian in the tour-nament.

She’ll now look to finishher historic year on a highnote as North CarolinaState will be one of 12teams to take part in

NCAA Division I Champi-onship.

Earlier this year Jamesbecame the first Wolfpackmember to win the Atlantic

Coast Conference's fresh-man of the year award andwas also named to the all-conference’s women’s golfteam.

Chuck Russell-Golf Canada

Augusta James saved her best round for last, shooting 71 to earn a tie for 10thin this weekend’s NCAA regionals.

BEAVER SPORTS

Bath native golfer places 10th at NCAA regionals in Ohio

Britt Benn namedto national roster

An early offensiveexplosion propelledthe NDSS Golden

Hawks senior girls soccerteam to a 5-1 quarter-finalvictory over the visitingKCVI Blues on Monday.

All five of Napanee'sgoals came in the first half,giving the Hawks plenty ofbreathing room for thefinal 45 minutes.

“We’ve struggled thisyear to play our best soccerto open games,” saidHawks head coach BrianHeaton. “We haven’t reallyfound our stride until thesecond half. Our goal todaywas to have a good firsthalf against a team wewere evenly matchedagainst in the regular sea-son and tournament.”

Heading into the gamethe two opponents hadsplit their two earliermeetings.

Sarah Leinster openedthe scoring for Napanee,taking a long pass insideBlues’ territory and beat-ing the goalie one-on-one.

Hannah Gallipeau dou-bled the lead on a long shotthat bounced off the cross-bar, off the Blues’ goalieand into the net.

KCVI did show somesigns of life, cutting the

lead in half off a direct kickthat rebounded right to anopen Blues' player. Thatwas as close as they'd get.

Leinster added her sec-ond of the game with a per-fect chip shot right over thegoalie's reach to make it 3-1. Megan Simpson and

Sarah Sanford each addedinsurance goals.

“We had some opportu-nities to create somechances off of play from thewing working it from theinside,” said Heaton. “Wehave some strikers andgiven the chance, they con-

verted.”Heather MacDonald

picked up the win in net. “Heather had some

chances and made somesaves in the first half,” saidHeaton. “She was there forsome big saves, especiallyoff corner kicks.”

Napanee’s defensewent to work in the finalframe, forcing most ofKCVI’s attacks to the out-side and intercepting sev-eral long passes.

With the win theHawks advanced to thenext Tuesday’s semifinals,where they will take on theFrontenac Falcons at 3:30p.m. Because the Falcons’field isn’t in game shape,the match will be played atthe Invista Centre’s field.In the other senior semifi-nal game Regi will squareoff against Holy Cross.


Napanee’s Bronwyn O’Neill, left, moves the ballinto KCVI territory during Monday’s match.

Sr. Hawks bounce Blues with 5-2 win

Rugby Canada hascaught on to a factthat locals have

known for years- BrittanyBenn is a heck of a rugbyplayer.

After impressing scoutsat a sevens tournamentand leading the GuelphGryphons to a CIS champi-onship earlier this year,Rugby Canada granted theNapanee native a spot ontheir national universityteam roster.

“It was a pretty awe-some feeling,” Benn said ofhearing the news. “It’s a lotof work, especially withwomen’s sports, you don’ttypically get recognized alot.”

As a member of theteam Benn will head toBrive-La-Gaillarde, Franceto take part in the worlduniversity rugby sevenstournament July 11-13.

“I’m honoured to repre-sent Canadian universi-ties,” said Benn. “The mostchallenging part is going tobe to adapt to the playerson the team. They’re fromall over from different uni-versities. I’m usuallyagainst them so it's goingto be different but I’m upfor the challenge.”

The tournament is runby the Belgium organiza-tion known as FISU, whichEnglish stands for theInternational UniversitySports Federation. Theyhold elite tournaments inseveral sports world widefor student-athletes aged17 to 28.

In four years with theGryphons Benn has leadthe team to three bronzefinishes and most recentlyhelped them earn the goldmedal last November. InMarch the team travelledto B.C. to take part in aseven's tournament, whichthey won.

Benn credits herGuelph coach ColletteMcAuley for helping herreach this far and learn theseven-on-seven style.

This will mark the sec-ond time Benn has trav-elled to Europe for rugbyas in 2005 she was part ofOntario’s U-19 develop-ment team. With that teamshe made stops in England,Scotland and Wales.

“That was great, I hadmy home town Napaneebehind me with many sup-porters which I appreciateand I couldn’t thankenough for,” Benn said ofher '05 trip. “I wouldn’t beable to do it without them.”

By Adam PrudhommeBEAVER SPORTS

Leinster scores twice to push NDSS soccer team to semis

File photo

Britt Benn’s play with the Guelph Gryphons caughtthe eye of Rugby Canada’s national universityteam scouts.

Headed to France in JulyBy Adam PrudhommeBEAVER SPORTS

SEE BENN, PAGE 27

‘We have somestrikers and,given thechance, theyconverted.’

Brian Heaton,NDSS Hawks coach

SEE HAWKS, PAGE 27

The NDSS junior boysrugby team sewed upfirst place last

Wednesday, beating thevisiting Frontenac Falcons24-12 to advance directlyinto the KASSAA semifi-nals.

With the win the jun-iors earned a quarter-finalsround bye and home fieldadvantage for the May 22semifinals.

On paper their finalregular season matchagainst winless Frontenacwas supposed to be an easytune up before the playoffs.Instead the Hawks had tosweat a little and climb outof an early hole to finish 5-0-1 on the year.

“(Frontenac) held theball inside our 22 for thefirst 12 minutes of thegame,” said Hawks coachJim McKinney. “We cameout really flat, really unin-terested and coach (Rob)Pratt made some immedi-ate subs to get a sparkunder a few guys to say ifyou’re not going to playhard, you’re not going toplay.”

The coaching staff did-n't wait long to act, replac-ing some of their star play-ers from earlier in the sea-son in order to send thatmessage.

“I think the boys lookedat the standings and feltthere were going to rollover Frontenac,” said McK-inney. “Whenever you dothat you’re never preparedto play and that's what wesaw.”

With some of their bestplayers watching from thesidelines the Hawks man-aged to keep the Flaconsoutside their try-line andgradually work the ball upthe field and allowed AdamWeatherhead to give theman early 5-0 lead.

In the second half JoshMurphy wasted little timedoubling that lead, havingjust enough to squeeze pastthe try-line, though theHawks missed their secondstraight convert attempt.

The Flacons capitalizedon those missed attempts,scoring two quick trys andkicking one convert to pullahead 12-10. That seemedto jolt the Hawks to atten-tion as Brandon Tuckerquickly responded with atry to restore their lead.This time Weatherheadmade good on the convertand the Hawks neverlooked back.

“We did finally open it

up a bit and get our off-loads going, but it took for-ever,” said McKinney. “Itwas just a matter of set-tling into the game. I thinkwe were there by half time.The second half of thegame was pretty muchwhat we expected.”

The NDSS seniors boys’regular season didn’t endnearly as well, as theydropped a 18-13 decision toFrontenac on Wednesday,costing them a perfectrecord.

Danny Hoyle had twopenalty kicks while AaronNaummann ran in Napa-nee’s only try.

The Hawks were with-out two key offensive play-ers in James McKinney,who was suspended onegame and Matt McFarlandwho was injured.

“We missed themtoday,” said coach McKin-ney. “We also I thinkmissed their leadership onthe field. Matt has a way ofsettling the boys down alittle when they get oneach other, as does James.He's our on field captain.”

Some of the Hawksallowed their frustrationsto show in the game, bick-

ering amongst themselvesand the coaching staffaddressed it in a post-gamespeech. With the playoffson the horizon and highhopes, the Hawks can ill-afford another on fieldmeltdown.

Like the juniors theytoo will have home fieldadvantage for the semifi-nals, also held on May 22.Both senior and juniorKASSAA finals will be heldMay 24 at Holy Cross.

Both teams were await-ing the results of yester-day’s quarter-final matchto determine who theiropponent would be. Resultsweren’t known atpresstime.

The lady Hawks com-pleted their perfect seasonwith a 22-0 victory overFrontenac on Wednesday.

With the win theyjoined Holy Cross as theonly team to go 6-0 in theleague. They earned a spotin the semifinals againstLa Salle, which were heldyesterday. Results weren’tknown at presstime.

With a win they willadvance to the KASSAAfinals tomorrow at HolyCross.

T H E N A P A N E E B E A V E RT H E N A P A N E E B E A V E R Thursday, May 17, 201226 / SPORTS

Jr. Hawks rugby team rallies to stay unbeaten


Josh Murphy of the Golden Hawks junior rugby team outruns the Falcons’defense to score a try during Wednesday’s match at NDSS.

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The Hawks did them-selves a huge favour lastThursday by closing outthe regular season with a5-3 win over theErnestown Eagles. Afterfalling behind 2-0 early thegirls rallied with a pair ofgoals by Simpson and sin-

gles from Leinster, Sanfordand Dana Long. EmilyFabius recorded the win.That victory allowed Napa-nee to edge Sydenham byone point to clinch thethird seed, finishing with a4-2 record.

Napanee’s junior ladiesdidn’t fare as well on Mon-day, getting blanked 4-0 on

the road by Regi to endtheir season.

The junior boys squadwas eliminated in thequarter-finals a similarfashion, losing 5-0 to theFrontenac Falcons on Tues-day.

That tournament was a15-on-15 format whereasthis time around it’ll beseven-on-seven. Benn gother start at Napanee Dis-trict Secondary Schoolplaying 15s but has quicklyadapted to sevens.

“(Rugby Canada) is try-ing to develop a sevens pro-gram because if we qualifyfor the Olympics in 2016,that’s (the format they willplay),” said Benn. “That’swhy they’re trying to devel-op so many players rightnow for the sevens pro-gram.”

Benn is hoping to useher performance in Franceto catch the eye of some ofRugby Canada’s Olympicteam scouts. Canada is cur-rently recruiting for aWorld Cup qualifier, which

will be held this Aug. 26-26in Ottawa. The topwomen’s team will advanceto the 2013 World Cup,which will be held in Rus-sia. The results of the tour-nament will also haveOlympic implications. IfCanada is to participate inthe 2016 games, they’llhave to earn their way inwith strong showings atthe World Cup.

“My dream has alwaysbeen to be on an Olympicteam and to play in a WorldCup and the wheels areturning now,” said Benn.

This summer figures tobe an extremely busy onefor Benn as along with theFISU tournament she willalso once again suit up forTeam Ontario. This Satur-day she’ll be in Kingston totake on Quebec’s nationalteam.

Duncan Burke, clubpresident, told the55 golfers present at

last Thursday’s Men’sNight, that the AnnualGeneral Meeting andSpring Fling has beenrescheduled to June 3.

The emcee welcomednew member Peter Joyceand informed participantsthat the evening’s prizeswere compliments of T. D.Bank.

Overall gross winnerfor the evening was PaulKing with 37. Prizes forthe night were all based ongross score. In A flight,first went to Mark Hudginswith 38 and second went toIan Sinclair who shot 39.

There were six prizes in

B flight. In order, theywere Vern Amey, 42, BenHartwick, 43, Bob Case-ment, also 43, Jim Madden,44, Al Pomeroy, 44 and TarBrady, 44. When scores arethe same, prizes are award-ed by retrogression.

First in C flight was AlThompson with 44. Secondwas John Smith, 44, andthird was Gary Holmes, 45.In D flight, there were sixprize winners. They were,in order, Doug Murison, 42,Rob Baker, 44, Len Joyce,46, Gene Beyba, 46, Dennis

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The attendance prizewent to John Smith. AdamRose was the Scotia prizewinner for being closest tothe hole with his shot onthe 16th hole.

The L & A Mutual prizewent to Darryl Sheffield formatching scores on 12 and18.

Bob Casement won the50/50 draw and PaulHaaksman was the Pepsiwinner for closest to thehole on 15.

T H E N A P A N E E B E A V E RT H E N A P A N E E B E A V E R Thursday, May 17, 201227 / SPORTS

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Club event moved to June 3

BENN… Adapted to sevensCONTINUED FROM PAGE 25


Napanee’s Sarah Leinster chips a shot that would go on to elude the keeperduring Monday’s game against KCVI.

HAWKS… set to take on FalconsCONTINUED FROM PAGE 25

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Enemies features a castof three including KateMcDonald, David Pearsalland Andy Palmer.

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It was in November1812 that an Americannaval squadron set sail onLake Ontario from Sack-ett’s Harbor, New York,determined to interceptthe British corvette RoyalGeorge off the coast ofPrince Edward County.

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mies focuses on the fictionalaccount of one young Amer-ican sailor who is lost over-board and finds his way to amodest nearby dwelling.

It is then, while takingrefuge in a small housenear the waters edge, thatPearsall meets McDonald.

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day together, as he worriesabout how he is going toescape and she initiallyworries about how she isgoing ot get rid of him,because he is an enemysailor,” Linley said. “Therest of the play is anoverview of the war itselfand is provided by AndyPalmer.”

Linley did point outthat both McDonald and

Pearsall have UnitedEmpire Loyalist roots,which lends itself well tothe show. “It will be atremendous show whetheryou’re connected to theLoyalists as Kate andDavid are, or completelyunconnected from thatpast as both Andy and Iare,” he said.

T H E N A P A N E E B E A V E RT H E N A P A N E E B E A V E R Thursday, May 17, 201228 / ENTERTAINMENT

Historical drama Enemies hits stage at Selby

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David Pearsall’s Edward O’Connell defends against a flying chair from KateMcDonald’s Ruth Burley during rehearsal last week.


SEE PLAY, PAGE 38

Play recreates tensions of the War of 1812

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FEEL YOU have a drinking prob-lem? Help is available. Call Alco-holics Anonymous. Napanee,613-354-9974, 613-354-4890; De-seronto, 613-396-2543.

FIREARMS AND Hunter Educa-tion courses, Tamworth, Firearms,May 25th, 26th; Hunter Education,June 1st, 2nd. Wild Turkey exami-nations. Call Bill, 613-335-2786.

RIVERSIDE AND RiverviewCemetery spring cleanup. Com-munity volunteers are invited tocome out and lend a hand on Sat-urday, May 26th from 10am-2pm.

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The family of the late DorothyRogers would like to thank all whohelped the family get through avery difficult time in their lives. Spe-cial thanks to the Paul Payne Fu-neral Home, Rev. Coates for hismany kind words and comfort.Thank you to Pauline and Lindaand Alvin for the beautiful song.Thanks to all for the special tributefrom the grandchildren. The familyalso wishes to thank all for visita-tion and words of comfort, for alldonations made to the church andthe beautiful lunch provided by theladies of the church. A very sadtime in our lives was made a littleeasier by all who cared andhelped. Thank you. The Rogers family.The family of the late WilliamMcLellan (Bill) extend thanks andappreciation to all who gave careand support to William during histime at Village Green, Lennox andAddington and Kingston GeneralHospitals and John M. ParrottCentre which Bill classed as hisfinal home with his friends. A spe-cial thanks to Dr. Alkenbrack, Dr.Mercer and especially nurses andstaff on Orchard Trail at the ParrottCentre and Bill’s close friends Aland Barb Fletcher who were at hisbedside ‘til the end. The ParrottCentre is so fortunate to have a fa-cility staffed by such dedicated em-ployees. To Rev. Wayne Hilliker forhis very touching Service and thepallbearers, Allan Fletcher, DanMurphy, Thor Wood, GerrardBurns, Geo. Steele and MylesFinn, flower bearers, BarbFletcher, Lynda Dowdle. Thankyou to Lindsey at Hannah FuneralHome for his attention to detail andhelping us cope in our time of grief. Aunt Bev and Uncle Gerald Finn.The family of the late DebbieThompson sincerely thank friends,relatives for their support duringthe loss of a dear sister. Thanks toRev. Ron Germain for his kindwords and prayer and to ChristineFenn for her music in song.Thanks to Hannah Funeral Homefor their concerns and kindness,also to the pallbearers, DarrellDixon, Shawn Balesdent, PaulThompson, Paul Turcotte, SteveThompson and Adam Dixon.Thanks to Friendly Manor for car-ing for Debbie for the past threeyears, also for the nurses of thePalliative Care Unit. We appreciateall who attended visitations, sentflowers, cards or donations in Deb-bie’s memory. Thanks to Kathy andMaryLou for getting the food readyand thanks to all who brought foodto our home. Your kindness will al-ways be remembered. Armilda, Wayne Dixon and family,brothers and sisters.

I wish to thank my family andfriends for the wonderful Birthdayparty, the cards, gifts and supper,great time! Helen Whalen.

CALNAN - In loving memory of mydad, Glen, May 16, 2011. If I could write a story, It would be the greatest ever told Of a kind and loving father Who had a heart of gold, If I could write a million pages, But still unable to say Just how much I love and miss him Every single day, I will remember all he taught me, I’m hurt but won’t be sad, Because he’ll send me down theanswers And he’ll always be my dad. Love and miss you, Leisa.GILBERT - In loving memory ofJames Gilbert, who passed awayMay 15, 2010. In tears we saw you sinking And watched you pass away, Our hearts were almost broken, We wanted you to stay, But when we saw you sleeping So peaceful, free from pain, How could we wish you back with us To suffer that again? It broke our hearts to lose you, But you did not go alone, For part of us went with you The day God took you Home. Sadly missed by wife Rose anddaughter Melissa.IGNATOV - Lou, dear brother-in-law and uncle who left us May 19,1999. You were so brave right to the end, You were not just family, you wereour special friend, Even though we feel you near, It is still very hard year after year, Some days are much harder thanothers, Especially for Gary, you were likebrothers, The Lord had a plan when He tookyou away, He knew we would be togetheragain some day, Even though we still shed a tear, We have our memories we hold sodear, Our special New Year’s Eve parties, Our bonfires and fishing out atVarty, The times when you seemed mostat peace, Working in your garage full ofgrease, May the Lord keep you in His arms Until we get there to do the same. We miss you. Gary and Judy, Kim and Phil, Kris,Nicole, Kyle, Kevin and Tina, Bai-ley, Brenna.

SKINNER - In memory of William(Bill), May 18, 2002 and brotherKenneth, January 9, 2007. We knew little that morning That God was going to call yourname, In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same, It broke our hearts to lose you, You did not go alone, For part of us went with you The day God called you Home, You left us peaceful memories, Your love is still our guide And though we cannot see you, You are always at our side, Our family chain is broken And nothing seems the same, But as God calls us one by one, The chain will link again. Always loved and never forgotten,Mom and family.

DUDGEON, TheresaPeacefully, at the Lennox andAddington County Hospital in Na-panee on Friday, May 11, 2012.Theresa Marie Dudgeon (Schwa-ger) of Selby, at age 78. Belovedwife of Paul Dudgeon and dearmother of Robert of Port Hope;Sylvia Craise (Allan) of Innisfil; Pa-tricia Chalk (Ian) of Camden East;Les (Jo-Ann) of Centreville;William of Bowden, Alberta andBruce of Golden, B.C. Grand-mother of Rebecca and MonicaDudgeon, Michael and JamesChalk, Christopher and AndrewChalk, Corey and Curtis Dudgeonand Ross Andrea. Great-grand-mother of Aydan and SydneyKnight, Owen and Breann Chalkand Dawson and Dylan Chalk. Sis-ter of Jack Schwager (Margaret) ofTrenton; Gilbert Schwager (lateHelen) of Shannonville and the lateMary Gifford (Don), Mildred Dow(Harry) and William Schwager. Thefamily received friends at the Han-nah Funeral Home in Napanee(Wannamaker-Tierney Chapel) at123 Dundas Street West (613-354-3341) on Monday, May 14th from2pm-4pm and 7pm-9pm. Servicewas held in the Chapel on Tues-day, May 15th at 11am. Cremationto follow with Interment atRiverview Cemetery at a laterdate. Memorial donations made tothe Cancer Society or the Lennoxand Addington County HospitalFoundation would be appreciatedby the family. Online condolencesat www.hannahfuneralhome.com

LENNOX, HenryOn Sunday, May 13, 2012 at theLennox and Addington Hospital,Napanee, in his 66th year, son ofthe late Henry and Mabel ‘Dolly’Lennox. Dear brother of JoanLennox of Greenfield Park, Quebecand Paul Joseph Rioux of De-seronto. Predeceased by hisbrother Gordon Lennox. Henry wasloved and will be missed by hismany nieces and nephews. Thefamily would like to thank the Com-munity of Deseronto for their loveand support and say a specialthank you to Rev. Howard Dudg-eon, Pastor Dan Rooney, CathyHowie, Deseronto CommunityCare for South Hastings and theMcGlade Funeral Home. Arrange-ments in the care of the McGladeFuneral Home, 78 Centre Street,Deseronto, Ontario (613-396-2310). In keeping with Henry’swishes, cremation has taken place.A Celebration of Henry’s life willtake place at a later date in the De-seronto Pentecostal Church. Inter-ment to take place in the DeserontoCemetery. For those who wish, me-morial donations may be made tothe Deseronto Pentecostal Churchor Community Care for South Hast-ings in memory of Henry. Onlinecondolences may be made atwww.mcgladefuneralhome.com

MURPHY, WilliamPeacefully, at the Village GreenNursing Home in Selby on Satur-day, May 12, 2012. Willian Francis“Bill” Murphy, at age 80. Dear fa-ther of Dan Murphy (Jane) of Bat-tersea; Lorraine Yeomans (Don) ofNewburgh; Pat Dafoe (Cam) ofCamden East; Colleen King(Kenny) of Napanee and sadlymissed by Marguerite Murphy(Loucks). Grandfather of Jan Mur-phy (Kristina), Kristin, Katie, Kraig(Carla) Yeomans, Justin and JoshDafoe, Kendra and Kurtis King.Great-grandfather to Alexandriaand Anjelika Murphy. Brother ofBetty Anne Evans (Don) of Whitby.Predeceased by his grandson KaleMurphy, his parents Joe and AnneMurphy, sister Jean L’Heureux andbrother Robert Murphy. The familyreceived friends at the Hannah Fu-neral Home in Tamworth onWednesday evening from 7pm-9pm. A Memorial Mass will be heldat St. Anthony’s Church in Centre-ville on Thursday, May 17th at11am. Interment St. Anthony’sCemetery. Memorial donationsmade to a charity of your choicewould be appreciated by the fam-ily. Online condolences atwww.hannahfuneralhome.com

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MEMORIAMs

MEMORIAMs

Keith KingJune 8, 1945 - May 18, 2011

In a quiet country graveyardWhere gentle breezes blow,Lies the one we loved sodearly,We lost one year ago.Your resting place we visitAnd put flowers there withcare,But no one knows theheartache,When we turn and leave youthere.God took him home, it wasHis will,But in our hearts, we love himstill.His memory is as dear today,As in the hour he passedaway.We often sit and think of him When we are all alone,For memory is the only friendThat grief can call its own.

Loved forever and AlwaysColleen

Kimberly and Jeff, Kevin andLana, Karl and Rose, Grand-children, Steven and JillianAsselstine, Elly and OwenKing

KING, KeithJune 8, 1945 - May 18, 2011In loving memory of our dearDad and Grandad (Ging) whopassed away on May 18, 2011.It is hard to believe a year hasgone by. You have left anempty space in our lives thatwill never be filled. I think ofyou often, especially at quiettimes. I remember all of thegood times we shared and Ifeel very fortunate that youwere here for some of theimportant milestones in mylife - the day I married Jeff,and when Steven and Jillianwere born. I am also verythankful that my children hadthe opportunity to know you,that they will remember youand benefit from times spentwith you. We often sharestories of you, Dad, whichmakes me happy and sad at thesame time. We miss you everyday.

Forever lovedKimberly, Jeff,

Steven and Jillian

DEATHs

LAWLOR, Cody Joseph

Tragically taken from us on Sat-urday, May 12, 2012. CodyJoseph Lawlor passed away atthe age of 26 in Napanee.Dearly loved and cherished sonof Lori MacDonald and her hus-band Daryl of Napanee, belovedson of Scott Lawlor and his part-ner Robin Marsh of Newburgh,very loving older brother KyleLawlor and his fiancee LindsayRuscitti, his loving younger sib-lings, Alex and Annah MacDon-ald and stepbrother to Sabrinaand Brenden Marsh, treasuredgrandson of Glenn and CorolynLawlor of Camden East and EllaMacDonald of Napanee and pre-deceased grandparents Frankand Kaye Penner and AlistairMacDonald. Dearly lovednephew of Frank and KarenPenner of Napanee; Mitch andBetty-Jo Penner of Napanee;Lisa and Robert Cuthill of Selby;Thane Penner and his partnerAmy Whalen of Belleville; Deb-bie and David Long of Tamworth;Brett and Debbie Lawlor of Tam-worth; Brad and Sharon Mac-Donald of Napanee and Kevinand Rhonda MacDonald of Na-panee. He is loved and will besadly missed by his manycousins and friends. Family andfriends were received at theWartman Funeral Home “Napa-nee Chapel” on Wednesdayfrom 2pm-4pm and 7pm-9pm.Funeral Service will be con-ducted at the Wartman FuneralHome on Thursday at 11am. Forthose desiring, donations bycheque can be made in memoryof Cody to the Lennox andAddington County Hospital orthe Lennox and Addington Hu-mane Society. We will alwayslove you.

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The Corporation Of The Township Of Stone MillsNotice Of Passing Of An Interim Control By-Law

TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the Township of Stone Mills passed By-law No. 2012-642 on the 7th day of May, 2012, pursuant to Section 38 of the Planning Act, R.S.O., 1990, as amended.LANDS AFFECTEDBy-law 2012-642 affects all lands located within the following defined area of the Township of Stone Mills.

That area located in Lots 1 to 6, Concessions 1 and 2, and Lots 7 to 10, Concession 1, ge-ographic Township of Camden East, more particularly and illustrated on Schedule “A” toBy-law 2012-642

PURPOSEThe purpose of By-law 2012-642 is to place an interim prohibition on the use of all land, buildings and structureslocated within the defined area for use as a salvage yard pending a review of the current policies of the OfficialPlan governing salvage yards and, if necessary, the passing of amendments to the applicable regulatory controlswithin Comprehensive Zoning Bylaw 2000-85 of the Township of Stone Mills.A copy of By-law 2012-642 is attached to this Notice.EFFECTThe effect of By-law 2012-642, while in effect, is to prohibit the use, or causing or permitting the use, of anyland, building or structure within the defined area for a salvage yard.TERMBy-law 2012-642 shall be in effect from the date of its passing for a term of 1 year.APPEALSAny person or public body may, within sixty (60) days from the date of the passing of By-law 2012-642, appealto the Ontario Municipal Board by filing with the Clerk of the Township of Stone Mills a notice of appeal settingout the objection to the by-law and the reasons in support of the objection. The Notice of Appeal must be ac-companied by the required fee of $125.00, payable to the Minister of Finance.Only individuals, corporations and public bodies may appeal an interim control by-law to the Ontario MunicipalBoard. A notice of appeal may not be filed by an unincorporated association or group. However, a notice ofappeal may be filed in the name of an individual who is a member of the association or the group on its behalf.

The last date to file an appeal is July 6, 2012Dated at Centreville, Ontario this 9th day of May, 2012.Darlene Plumley, ClerkTownship of Stone Mills, 4504 County Road No. 4, Centreville, Ontario K0K 1N0Tel. 613 378 2475 Fax. 613 378 0033 Email [email protected]

By-Law 2012-642Being an interim control by-law prohibit the use of land, buildings and structures within the defined area of themunicipality for use as a salvage yardWHEREAS Section 38 of the Planning Act authorizes Council, having first authorized by by-law or resolutionthat a review or study be undertaken in respect of land use planning policies in the municipality or any definedarea, to pass an interim control by-law prohibiting the use of land, buildings or structures within the municipalityor a defined are for such purpose as may be set out in the by-law; andWHEREAS Section 9.6 of the Official Plan permits Council to consider the use of an interim control by-lawafter establishing a planning justification and demonstrating a need to conduct a review or study of land useplanning policies; andWHEREAS Council passed a resolution on May 19, 2011, directing the municipality to undertake a review ofthe land use planning policies governing the establishment of a new salvage yards generally and particularly onthose lands designated Industrial on Schedule “A” to the Official Plan located within the following defined areaof the municipality (the “Defined Area”):

That area located in Lots 1 to 6, Concession 1 and 2, and Lots 7 to 10, Concession 1,georgraphic Township of Camden East, more particularly shown on the map attached asSchedule ‘A’ to this by-law; and

WHEREAS the purpose of the planning review is to firstly determine the appropriateness of permitting newsalvage yard, particularly on those lands located within the Defined Area, and secondly to make recommendationsto Council about whether amendments to the Official Plan and its implementing zoning by-law that reflect adifferent set of policies should be approved; andWHEREAS Council adopted Bylaw 2011-596 on May 19, 20ll which authorized the use of Interim Control fora period of one year from the date of passing; andWHEREAS Council has determined that it is in the best interests of the municipality that it pass an interimcontrol by-law for an additional one year period to prohibit the use of all land, buildings or structures within theDefined Area for use as a salvage yard until Council has received and considered the results of the planningreview and determined whether further amendments to the Official Plan and its implementing zoning by-lawshould be approved.NOW THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation of the Township of Stone Mills enacts as follows:1. Notwithstanding the provisions of the Township of Stone Mills Comprehensive Zoning By-law 2000-85,as amended, to the contrary, no person shall use or cause or permit the use of any land, building or structure within the limits of the Defined Area as a salvage yard.

2. This by-law shall be in effect from the date of its passing for a term of one year unless extended or repealed by Council in accordance with the provisions of Section 38 of the Planning Act.

3. The Clerk of the Municipality shall give notice of the passing of this by-law in the manner and to the persons and public bodies containing the information prescribed within thirty (30) days of this passing.

Read a first, second and third time and adopted this 7th day of May, 2012.

Signatures affixed to the original By-law by Doug Bearance, Reeve and Darlene Plumley CAO/Clerk.

Schedule “A” of By-law 2012-642All shaded areas identified in the following map are subject to the provision os this by-law.

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Brand new, never used, 7 pc. queen bedroom set; 1977 Yamaha 1100 Special motorcycle;black commercial freezer; stainless steel serving counter; show cabinets; big workingcounter tops; commercial 5 ton air conditioner heating unit; 500+ board feet, 1”, oldlumber, over 100 years old, stored indoors; single & double bed sets with and withoutheadboards and rails; sofa & loveseat; chairs; tables; wooden chairs; freezer; stove;

entertainment centres; bbq; outside table & chairs; bicycles; garden equipment; bed sets;chairs; tables; TV’s; lots & lots of books; pictures; tools of all kinds; antique dresser; 1 largescreen TV; 8 smaller TV’s; stereos; grandfather clock; desks; carpets; small hand tools; boxlots; new queen comforter sets; cabinets; 2 upright pianos; old sewing machine; exercise

equipment; lots more items - too many to mention. Great deals and bargains.DELIVERY AVAILABLE

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some cast iron, lots of dolls and toys, occupied Japan, collector’s die cast cars,trucks, some CD’s, DVD’s, VCR tapes and lots more.

Hop in and f ind yourself some treasure. Come and look around.

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249 Wyman RoadWest of Deseronto

High end glassware and gifts

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Saturday, May 19th8am

1019 Roblin Rd.Roblin

Furniture, tools,toys, collectibles,auto parts, etc.

FAMILYYARD SALE201 Simmons Road

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Household items, etc.

YARD SALE212 Bethel RoadCamden East


Royal Doulton figurines, lawnmower, bicycle,

grass hedger, baker scaffold, texture machine,

underground electriccable, old milk cans, and much more

YARDSALE8 Slash RoadNapanee

Saturday, May 19thSunday, May 20th

All proceeds to CancerResearch

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62 Front StreetNewburgh

Rain or Shine

Furniture, dishes, booksand toys

YARDSALE

Saturday, May 19th26 Mill Street

Odessastarting at 7am

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and collectables.

HUGEMOVING SALE

Saturday, May 19th8am

173 Daly Crescent, Napanee

(off Second Avenue)

Too many items to list!

MULTI-FAMILYYARD SALESaturday, May 19th273 County Road 12(Forest Mills Rd.)10 min. north of

Napanee

Furniture, toys, babyitems, special needs

equipment

Rain Date: Monday, May 21st

YARDSALE

Friday, May 18thSaturday, May 19th

andSunday May 20th118 North Beaver

Lake Road,Erinsville

Ruttan table, floor lamp,table lamp, householditems, jewellery,

and many more items

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Saturday, May 19th

Rain Date - Monday, May 21st

8am - ?216 Thomas St.W. NapaneeNo Earlybirds

Piano, doors, windows, something

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YARD SALE1629 County Road 9

NapaneeSat. May 197am - 1pmLots of baby stuff,

furniture, tools, sportsequipment, automotivesupplies as well as

numerous household items.

(Rain Date May 20)

YARDSALE


15 miles north ofNapanee off Hwy. 41“58 Kidds Rd.

Silpada jewellery, cash andcarry table and Norwex

table also.

Sunday, May 20thand

Monday, May 21st8am - 2pm

63 SouthwoodCrescent, Napanee

Household articles,collectible plates, and antiques

YARDSALE

73 Palace RoadNapanee

Saturday, May 26th

7am - 2pm

Antiques, baby items and household items.

YARDSALE153 Union St.,Napanee


Swords and collectibles,household items, entertainment unitand miscellaneous

LARGEMOVING SALESomething for Everyone

Antiques and collectibles, Coke,Player piano with music rolls,camping equipment, toys, electronics, maple syrup equipment, air conditioner,

exercise equipment, 1968 Fordtruck, 1967-79 Ford truck parts

160 East St, NapaneeSaturday, May 19th

8am - 2pmSunday, May 20th8am - 12 noon

GARAGE

YARD ANDBAKE SALE

INDOORSSaturday, May 19th

7am - 3pm

Sunday, May 20th9am - 1pm

Marysville Parish Hall(7274 Old Hwy 2

Marysville, across fromBriar Fox Golf Course)

Fundraiser for Hall renovations.

MULTI-FAMILYYARD SALESaturday, May 19th

8am - 3pmCorner of

Centreville andBarrett Road (near Hell Holes Nature Trails)

Scrapbooking and craft supplies, rubber stamps,household and seasonal

items, furniture, and lots more.

YARD SALEFriday, May 18thSaturday, May 19th

8am

Shorey Road,Napanee

Collector plates, area rug,books, computer desk,

miscellaneous.

Palace Road to CountyRd. 5, west of Paulridge

Berries.

HUGEGARAGE SALESaturday, May 19thSunday, May 20th

8am - 4pm

5058 Wallace RoadTake Highway 38 to YarkerRoad and follow signs.

Vintage clothing, costume jewellery,furniture, records, CD’s, dishes,baskets, pictures and much more.

Rain or Shine

YARDSALENEW AND USED

Friday, May 18thSaturday, May 19th

5 Briggs Street(close to ChitChat Café)

Napanee

GARAGESALE

Saturday, May 19thSunday, May 20th

Schwinn 3-wheel stroller, child’s slide, Dunlop pull-along, boys’good toys, children’s books,

dishes, computer desk, movies, crock pot, rubber stamps, Electrolux rug shampooer, 2 wagons, 2 rocking chairs

1137H River Rd.Napanee - 8amRAIN OR SHINE

HUGE3 FAMILY YARD SALE385 Church St., BathNorth of Golf CourseMay 19, May 20, May 21

8am - 4pmJewellery, bread machine (used

once), puzzles, toys, dishes, rockingchair, old cups & saucers, antiques,old school books, old bottles, tools,electronics, old chair, cook books,tea figurines, crystal dishes, linens,souvenir plates, sealers, child’s

playhouse, blue Mt. pottery, coffee& end tables, slow cooker, 1949Stromberg-Carlson floor modelradio/record player, old records,

much, much more!Something for everyone!!!

GARAGE SALESaturday, May 19thSunday, May 20th

8am - 4pm428 Bridge St. West,

Napanee

RAIN OR SHINE

Ladies wear (many petites),afghans, hooked rugs,

needlework and supplies,patterns, luggage,

housewares, mobility aids and more.

BOB’S YARD SALEHONEST

SAT. MAY 19THSUN. MAY 20THMON. MAY 21ST4372 COUNTY ROAD 8, SOUTH SHORE, HAY BAY

• Desks • Treadmill • Movies• Dressers • Cowboy Hats

• Beds • Carpet • Appliances• Large Selection of Hand & Power Tools • Leather Jackets

• Coffee & End Tables • 50 Wooden Chairs • Fridges & Stoves

• Honda 200 CMT Motorcycle• Rugs • Tires • Helmets

T H E N A P A N E E B E A V E RT H E N A P A N E E B E A V E RThursday, May 17, 2012 CLASSIFIEDS / 33

AUCTION IN AMHERSTVIEW!Come preview items this Thursday 5 PM to 7 PM

at 7 Manitou Cr. East, Kingston.Auction features Wedgwood, appliances, art, Yamaha uprightpiano, Panasonic flat panel TV, sewing machine, Hummel, snowblower, chain saw, hedge trimmers, Craftsman belt sanders andmore!

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Everything WILL SELL BY Tuesday, May 22, 12:00 Noon.Bidding starts at just $1.

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MONDAY, MAY 21AT 10:30AM

AUCTION SALE - ESTATE Of AILEEN MCLEAN972 REDNERSVILLE ROAD (CO RD #3)

R.R.# 1 BELLEVILLE, ONT.Turn WEST off Highway #62 immediately south of BellevilleBay Bridge at Rossmore to Rednersville Road and continueWEST for 2 miles.Antique walnut drop front secretary, antique mahogany diningroom suite with table, 6 chairs and buffet; antique Victorian sidechairs, antique parlour table antique 2 tier serving table, antiqueknitting/sewing basket, antique walnut hall tree, needlepointfootstool, antique mahogany corner chair, antique round centrepedestal coffee table, 6 piece maple bedroom suite, antiquemahogany dresser, antique walnut smoker stand, antique pinepail bench, antique tin spice cabinet, 12 stoneware crocks withblue including Skinner, WE Welding, Welding and Belding, HB& L , BS Mfg, Slack and VanArsdale, Eberhard; hangingcranberry hall lamp, antique hanging lamp, sleigh bells, 1957Elvis concert poster, antique treenware, antique woodenplanes, stain glass window, Royal Doulton dinnerware “Morning Star” Royal Doulton figurine, Cocoa pots, oil lamp,Depression glass, 1927 sampler, violin, antique mixing bowls,Victorian prints, vintage jewelry, antique wicker cat box, cruetset, Singer “Sew Handy” toy with box, etched glass, Nipponpieces, hand painted china, ‘His Masters voice” cast piece,everyday dishes, cookware, garden tools, wheelbarrow, 12 ftaluminum fishing boat, VEHICLE 1988 Oldsmobile Ninety EightRegency” 4 door sedan – fully loaded 122,000 original kms-excellent condition – sells certified.

TERMS: CASH OR CHEQUEOWNER & AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE

fOR ACCIDENT OR INJURY DAY Of SALESULLIVAN AUCTIONEERS

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THURSDAY, MAY 244:30 P.M.

AUCTION SALE - Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture,Appliances, China/Glass, Large Setting of Spode

Dinnerware, Quantity of Tools, 3 Extra Large Pot AshKettles, Large Wagon Wheels

Held Approx. 12 Miles West of Kingston, Odessa FairGrounds, From 401 (Exit 599) Cty. Rd. #6 South Through

Lights on Left.Antique 2 Pce. Restored Chesterfield and Chair; 2 VictorianWalnut Chairs, China Cabinet, Lazy Boy Chair, End Tables,Antique Cane Bottom Chairs, Single Bed/Box Spring (nearlynew); High Boy Dresser; Night Stand; 2 End Tables; 2 - 5 Pce.Kitchen Suites; Corner Shelf Unit; 2 Wall Units; Book Shelf;Wicker Chair; Telephone Bench; 2 - Antique Tables with NewTops; Antique Mirror; Several Pictures/Prints/Frames (Early Birdsby O.W. Robbie, Dogs Playing Cards, Keirstead Etc.); AntiqueDoll Cradle; High Chair; 2 Dolls; Miniature Doll Items;Carpets/Runners; 18 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator (White); Binoculars;Radio; Nikken Aqua Water; Etc. Spode 114 Pce. 8 Place SettingDinnerware (Rose Bryer) with Tea Pot, Gravy Boat, Egg Cups,Platters Etc.; Several Antique Goblets; Depression CandleSticks; Antique Mixing Bowl; 2 German Blue Plates; Cutlery; BlueMountain and Much More; 2 Large Lion Lawn Ornaments;Antique Wooden Boxes; Nail Kegs; Washboard; Lantern; Etc.NOTE: 3 Extra Large Antique Cast Iron Pot Ash Kettles; 5 LargeWooden Wagon Wheels; Antique Wooden Plough; RailroadJack; H.D. Whiffle Trees; Wooden Sleigh Runners; Ox PullingYoke From Champion Nova Scotia Team; Cockshutt CornScuffler; Large Older Tap/Dye Set; Adge; Splitting Mauls; PickAxe; Hand Saws; Post Hole Auger; Wooden Clamps; DoorClamps; Pipe Wrenches; Power Sanders; Jig Saw; 20' Alum. Ext.Ladder; Alum. Step Ladder; 2 - 1/3 H.P. Submersible Pumps;H.D. Hose; Quantity of New Door Locks; Rain Barrels; MilkerPail; Tools of All Types; Flower Pots; Etc. Only a Partial Listing,Many More Items

Announcements made day of sale will take precedence over all printed matterFor Pictures & Updates www.daveasniderauctionservice.caTERMS OF SALE: CASH/INTERAC/OR CHEQUE WITH 2 ID’S

AUCTIONEER: DAVE A. SNIDER - 613-386-3039Auctioneer will not be held responsible for any accident on or about property day of sale

fRIDAY, MAY 25AT 10:30AM

AUCTION SALE - CARM AND BEV NELSON“CARM’S MUSEUM” - DAY 3 - SALE CONDUCTED AT 2003 STOCKDALE ROAD, STOCKDALE, ONT.

2 miles WEST of frankford on County Road 5 to flashing lightat Stockdale Road and turn SOUTH to Museum.Antique steel wheel factory style fire extinguisher- Elmira NY;antique barbers chair, model of belt driven thrashing machine,model of vintage steam powered tractors, antique long boxtelephone, antique daffodil telephone, brass fire extinguishers,CNR memorabilia, military collectibles including parachute,helicopter seat, canvas kit bags, cadet uniforms, model of KingGeorge V battleship; RCMP uniform, Cutlass bicycle built for 2,advertising signage, bark canoe model, antique crescent carhorn, vintage cigarette lighters, antique counter top cashregister, electric store counter coffee grinder, antique barrelchurns, Beatty copper tub washing machine, antique washingtubs and wringers, antique counter scales, vintage oil and gascans, grain scales, Rogers majestic consol radio, parking meter,collection of vintage hand tools including flat wrenches, tapemeasures, taps, dies, drills; collection of vintage kitchenware’sincluding cherry pitters, toasters, apple peelers, food choppers,egg scales; Tennant 42E power floor sweeper, numerous otherarticles from a lifetime of collecting.

SALE SOLD INSIDETERMS: CASH OR CHEQUE

OWNER & AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE fOR ACCIDENT OR INJURY DAY Of SALE

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fRIDAY, MAY 25AT 6:00pm

TWILIGHT AUCTION SALE Of GOATS & GOATEQUIPMENT fOR PETER & DAWN fLEMING, STOCO

fOLLOWED BY A LARGE QUANTITY Of HORSE TACKDOUG JARRELL SALES ARENA, BELLEVILLE

Goats: There are approximately 20 Nubian, Alpine & Boer crossnannies all with boer sired kids. A mature Boer buck & 3 yearlingBoer billies also sell. This is a dewormed & vaccinated herd withhoof trimming all done. A real nice group of young does with wellstarted kids. Approx. 60 head sell. 2 square bale feeders, 2heated water pails, hand held scales, feeding bottles, feed buck-ets, books & more. Horse Tack: Mennonite style buggy on rub-ber, Swiss made Courbette Co. Husar Fels Bach Ag Englishsaddle # 8019224, Australian Outback western stock saddle,Springtree English saddle, wall mount folding saddle racks, sad-dle stand, leather & nylon halters, saddle blankets, new foalfeeder, wall mount hay racks, hay baskets, assorted bridles etc.,leg wraps, horse blankets, brushes & curry combs, salt blockholders, leather chaps, feed buckets & scoops, harness bells &many more pieces. Most of these items are in new condition.All smalls will sell first, then the herd of goats.

Please note the day & time of this saleSee my web site for detailed list & photos.

AUCTIONEERS: DOUG JARRELL & BEN TREVERTON613-969-1033 www.dougjarrellauctions.com

fRIDAY, MAY 25Sale 6:30pm Viewing 5:00pm

Consignments, Antique and Tool Sale662 Cty. Rd. #12 3.5 kms south west of Bloomfield at Koopmans Auction Centre

Antique tea wagon, Antique Gone with the wind lamp, Antique milkglass lamp, Antique oil lamps, Antique working table top radio, Antiquemantle clock, Antique occasional tables, Antique wardrobe, Antiquecast iron kitchen water pump, Antique Victrola record player, AntiqueMarx steam type electric train, press back rocking chair, 2 Antiqueparlor chairs with flip up seats, 4 and 5 gallon stone crocks, 2 curiocabinets, black leather chair and stool, area rugs, lamps, hard coverbooks, 2 couches, bar frig, white kitchen refrigerator, oak captainschairs, Old Family Herald magazines, ducks unlimited print,professional draft table, Coleman lanterns, dehumidifier, cement birdbaths, 27inch Sony Tv with custom stand, dining room suite with canedback chairs, teak bookcase TOOLS: large quantity of hand powertools, Coleman 10hp 5000watt portable generator like new, Craftsman10inch radial arm saw, Delta table saw, Delta band saw, Craftsmanchop saw, dump cart, electric and battery operated lawn mower,quantity of square tin roofing, quantity of plastic duck and goosedecoys, large quantity of ceiling fans, light fixtures, bathroom fans andelectric baseboard heaters still in boxes, plus many more itemsarriving daily. All Antiques are in excellent condition.

See web page for pictures www.koopmansauctionservices.com Always accepting good clean consignment for upcoming sales.We also conduct home, farm, and commercial sales onsite.

for your entire auction needs, call Auctioneer:Gerald Koopmans 613-393-1732.

SATURDAY, MAY 26AT 9:00AM

AUCTION SALE - BARDON SUPPLIES LTDSTOCK REDUCTION SALE

405 COLLEGE STREET EAST, BELLEVILLELarge sale of surplus and discontinued plumbing and heatingproducts including – tubs, showers, oil tanks, plumbing fixtures,fireplaces, furnaces, piping, bathroom accessories, few tools.

NO RESERVES - NO DELIVERY PROVIDEDALL SALES fINAL

TERMS: CASH OR CHEQUE, MC, VISA & DEBIT CARDSACCEPTED BY BARDON’S

OWNER & AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE fOR ACCIDENT OR INJURY DAY Of SALE

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SATURDAY, MAY 2610:30 A.M.

HERITAGE ESTATE AUCTION SALEIDLE ACRES FARM (NAPANEE)

2 - COLLECTOR TRACTORS, ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES,HORSE DRAWN FARM IMPLEMENTS, 10 WALKING

PLOUGHS, GARDEN SEEDERS, ETC.SOME HOUSEHOLD

ESTATE OF THE LATE MR. VERNON AMEYHeld on Site, Approx. 5 Miles South West of Napanee, Ont.From 401 Exit 579 (Hwy. #41) South Through 7 Sets ofLights, West on River Rd to Sale Site #1467 River Rd.

1955 Ford “600" Restored Tractor; 1953-54 Ford JubileeTractor (Original Farm Tractor); Both Tractors are in GoodCondition. Only Used a Few Times Estate Pull Type SprayerApprox. 15 Gal.; 10 - 12 Walking Plows - Graham & Bird(Stirling), Oneanta Plough #16 No. V.141876, Wilkinson Etc.This Farm, Idle Acres is the original farm and has been in theAmey Family for several generations. Many of these items arefrom this farm. His collection was used as an outside display forall to see how Agriculture progressed over time. Mr. Amey lovedtelling people where it came from and who originally owned it.

All verbal announcements takes precedence over any written matter.For Pictures & Updates www.daveasniderauctionservice.caTERMS OF SALE: CASH/INTERAC/CHEQUE WITH I.D.

LUNCH: L&A 4H Beef ClubAUCTIONEER: DAVE A. SNIDER - 613-386-3039

Owner and/or auctioneer will not be held responsible for any accidenton or about property day of sale

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23AT 11:00AM

AUCTION SALE - ESTATE Of VINA CAVERLY25 TANNER DRIVE, STIRLING, ONT.

EAST of Stirling on Mill Street (Ridge Road) and turn NORTHonto William Street to Tanner Drive.Arthur Paquegnat oak cased mantle clock, antique dropregulator wall clock, antique Sessions mantle clock, antiquesteeple cottage clock, antique pine single door storagecupboard, antique oak ice box, antique walnut chest of drawers,antique oak drop front desk with lower glass bookcase, antiqueoak center pedestal side table, antique oak Mission style Morrischair, antique oak dresser, antique oak washstand, antique oakBishops chair, antique walnut drop leaf table, Heintzman & Co.upright piano, 4 piece bedroom suite, cedar chest, 1950skitchen table, chairs, sideboard; child’s antique rush seat rocker,antique sewing cabinet, antique walnut trim settee, marble topside table, antique walnut 2 door storage cabinet, original oilpaintings signed F. Dewarr, silver plate , sterling pieces, severalpieces of press glass, goblets, opalescent glass, Staffordshirefireside dogs, Planters peanut jar, Carnival glass, depressionglass, oil lamp , cups and saucers, cast iron pieces, copperpieces, collector plates, everyday dishes, garden tools.Numerous other articles.

TERMS: CASH OR CHEQUEOWNER & AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 23AT 5:00pm

AUCTION SALE DOUG JARRELL SALES ARENA, BELLEVILLE

Kenmore apt. size chest freezer, Hitachi washer spin dryer,Stainless steel top work table, Antique single pedestal round din-ing table, antique oak sideboard/ mirror, white kitchen table/ 4chairs, chesterfield & matching chair ( like new), burgundy wingback chair, brass & glass coffee & end tables, plant tables, Alarge qty. of nice glass & china including the last of a vast collec-tion of Wade pieces including decanters, ash trays, vases, fig-urines, wall pockets, tea pots, shaving mug & more, a large qty.of pinwheel crystal, Royal Crown Derby, Spode, Coalport, de-pression, art glass, Pyrex & much more. Toledo “HI Speed”steak tenderizer, Hobart sausage maker. A wide variety of garden& shop tools and many other pieces.

See my web site for detailed list & photos.AUCTIONEERS: DOUG JARRELL & BEN TREVERTON

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SATURDAY, MAY 26AT 10:00am

AUCTION SALE Of fARM MACHINERY, SHEEP & SHEEPEQUIP. fOR SHARON RATTRAY, HARROWSMITH

ON SITEDirections: from Hwy. 401 take Wilton Rd. exit north toYarker. In the village of Yarker turn east at the gas station &follow approx. 4 Kms. To Portland – Camden BoundaryRoad. Go north to Bradford Road. Turn east & follow to salesite at 5016 Bradford Road.(Watch for signs).Zetor 5245 4Wd tractor/ cab & Hardy 55 ST loader, Zetor 62454WD tractor/ cab (1700 hrs.), John Deere L118 22 HP 42 inchcut riding lawnmower/ bagger, 489 9 ft. haybine/ floating head,Massey Ferguson 5 bar side delivery rake, New Holland 268square baler/ thrower, Hydraulic bale stoker, NH 268 squarebaler for parts, 2 bale thrower wagons, Massey Ferguson 1440round baler, Homemade big round bale wagon, Hay & grain el-evator on undercarriage, MF # 82 3 pth 3 furrow plough, MF #43 3 pth 3 furrow plough, MF 3 pth set of discs, International 16run seed drill/ grass box, Cockshutt seed drill (parts), 12 ft. heavyduty reversible chain harrows, 3 drum field roller, Spreadmastermodel 2120 single axle manure spreader, Trail type cultivator,cement mixer/ motor, 3 pth 6 ft. scraper blade, 12 volt cycloneseeder, 3 pth cyclone seeder, Bumper hitch sheep hauling trailer,3 utility trailers, wood wagon, Chain link fence, posts, gates &tubing, Electric fence supplies including, wire, fencers, stakes,insulators etc., 3 poly storage tanks/ extensions, Small hopperbottom poly tank, 3 “multimobiles” (parts), Dakota & ranger truckcaps, Qty. cedar rails, qty. cement blocks, marble slabs, Wagonrunning gear, Electric gas pump, fuel tank, railroad jack, 2 acety-lene carts, qty. of rough & dressed lumber, 13 trusses, newgooseneck ball hitch. Large qty. of shop tools including Automo-tive hoist, Craftsman radial arm saw, Mastercraft planer, Master-craft scroll saw, Campbell Hausfeld air compressor, Rockwellbeaver jointer, Delta belt & face sander, Job mate table top drillpress, delta band saw, Router, qty. of hand & power tools, elec-trical & plumbing hardware, wrenches, tool cabinet, welder & nu-merous other shop smalls, fence stretchers, “T” bar stakes,forks, shovels & farm hardware. 50 plus sheep which are Katad-hin & crossbred ewes with dorper cross lambs. Sheep suppliesincluding sheep shears, heat lamps, water heaters, mineralfeeder, feed bins, Mar Weld single sided hay & grain sheepfeeder, walk through hay & grain sheep feeder, 5 collapsible hayfeeders, Lamb creep feeder, Mar Weld working chute & crowd-ing tub for sheep, Hoof trimming tilt table, Small animal scales,sheep box, round bale sheep feeder & numerous other sheeprelated smalls. This is a large farm sale with a large number oftools not listed. See my web site for detailed list and photos.

AUCTIONEERS: DOUG JARRELL & BEN TREVERTONwww.dougjarrellauctions.com

Terms: Cash, Debit, Visa, MC or cheque/IDLunch available

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ANTIQUES & AUCTIONS

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19. Diving bell inventor20. Egg cells21. Cumulus rain cloud26. Cry of sorrow30. 23 ______: goaway31. Supreme AlliedCommander Europe36. Enroll as a student40. Furnished sleeping quarters

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bufonidae32. Centilitre33. Earl’s jurisdiction34. Extreme35. Show a response37. Touchdown38. Rhenium39. Potato state40. Utter incoherent

words42. Pitressin43. A tropicalconstrictor 44. A baby’s belch45. Nervous littlemongrel dogs47. Papuan monetaryunit

48. Musical InstrumentDigital Interface50. Corpuscle count(abbr.)51. Bluegrass genus53. Common Canadianphrase54. Physiciansdesignation

ARIES (Mar 21/Apr 20) It’s easy for yourmind to wander and get caught daydreaming,Aries. That’s because you are feeling a littlerestless and in need of a change. A vacationmay just do it.TAURUS (Apr 21/May 21) Taurus, thoughyou’re intent on saving money, some situa-tions arise that will require you to open yourwallet. But you can handle these unforeseenexpenses.GEMINI (May 22/Jun 21) Gemini, some-times you are misunderstood and that canleave you feeling frustrated. It’s best not tochange a thing, though, because you wantfriends who appreciate you for you.CANCER (Jun 22/Jul 22) Exciting prospectsare on the horizon, Cancer. This is somethingyou have been looking forward to for quitesome time, and you can only count the daysuntil you get news.LEO (Jul 23/Aug 23) Leo, you have to fightfor what you believe in, even if that meansbeing unpopular with some friends and fami-ly members. Stick with it and you’ll like theresults.VIRGO (Aug 24/Sept 22) Virgo, though itseems like you are caught between a rockand a hard place, there is a way out. It justmay mean swallowing your pride — some-

thing you may not find easy.LIBRA (Sept 23/Oct 23) Accept help on animportant project and things will go swim-mingly. Just be sure to reciprocate that assis-tance down the line to show appreciation. SCORPIO (Oct 24/Nov 22) Scorpio, some-times the things you believe to be a big dealreally aren’t a big deal at all. Simply changingyour perception about things can bring onreal change.SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23/Dec 21)The biggestlesson you can learn is how to deal with con-flict in a productive way, Sagittarius. If youlook at your track record, you just may findthat the old way isn’t working.CAPRICORN (Dec 22/Jan 20) Capricorn,you have a full plate but somehow youalways manage to pull through — even whenyou are all on your own with the work. Startscheduling a day off.AQUARIUS (Jan 21/Feb 18) Aquarius, youhave to be in the mood to finish some proj-ects around the house. Procrastination won’thelp, but a plan of attack can help you geteverything done.PISCES (Feb 19/Mar 20) Pisces, think aboutideas for the future if what you are doing rightnow is not very exciting. Having a plan cankeep you motivated.

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According to Napanee Home Hardware’s Dustin Beebe,Napanee earned the visit by becoming a ‘Mark Cullen Approved’garden centre. “We have to do certain things, meet certain crite-ria… and once you get approved, he comes down and does theone-day on-site visit,” he said. “We figured May 26 would be theperfect time for him to come down.”

This isn’t the first time Cullen has stopped by, however. “Hehas stopped in at least twice or three times,” said Beebe. “He’sgood with that, stopping at stores on the way through and check-ing how things are going, and talking for 20 minutes or half anhour before hitting the road again.”

Beebe said that Cullen will be available to answer customers’questions about gardening and gardening products. “He’s justoffering his time to promote our garden centre and just help peo-ple out.”

On the same day, the store is hosting a charity barbecue, all theproceeds from which will be used to purchase kindergarten play-ground equipment for the new Southview Public School. Parentsof students who will be attending the new school will be runningthe barbecue for the day.

Beebe said there will be face-painting as well as draw prizesand other giveaways.

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A new program aimed at getting elementary school kidsmoving and active did just that at Selby Public School onMonday.

While funding for the YMCA Fit and Fun Days pro-gram was only geared towards schools in Kingston, theorganization offered it to rural schools for a fee.

Emma Sparrow, an aquatic supervisor at theKingston Family YMCA, developed the program andhopes it will be offered throughout the school year in thefuture.

“In total we are going to 22 schools but hopefully thatwill continue to grow,” she said. “Our goal is to make it anall-year program and actually go to the schools from Sep-tember on, instead of just the last two months.”

During the YMCA’s visit this week students got aworkout indoors and outside in the sun.

“The whole goal today is just to get kids moving,”Sparrow said. “We did a school wide Zumba class thismorning which was pretty awesome.”

Most of the YMCA staff on hand have a physical edu-cation background, and came from departments at the fit-ness centre, pool and camps.

“Essentially we run four or five stations. Theseinclude sports conditioning, a wheelchair basketball sta-tion which is lots of fun, our youth gambling awarenessprogram, a skipping cardio station and an obstaclecourse,” she said. “They filter through those stations sokids are active for about an hour and a half.”

Sparrow is no stranger to the Greater Napanee com-munity having completed her teaching placement atNapanee District Secondary School.

“I saw some of the photos of my NDSS kids up on thewall, so there were grads from here in the last few years,”she added.

In the end, the program cost the school approximate-ly $1 for each student involved, to cover the YMCAsexpenses.


YMCA puts Selbystudents through paces

Dominik Wisniewski - Staff

Selby Public School students (from left) CassieYork, Natalie Scilley and Jenna Watson preparedto make a shot during a wheelchair basketballgame at the school on Monday. The school tookpart in a YMCA Fit and Fun Days event that day,geared towards getting kids active.

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