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HARPER, Steven

OBITUARIES · Oct 17, 2013

In Arden, on Thursday, October 3, 2013. Steven Lloyd Harper at age 59. Dear son of Frank and Norma Harper of Arden and brother of Sylvia Vander Voet of Lansdowne and Darlene Plomp of Edmonton, Alta. Cremation has taken place, no service. If desired, memorial donations made to…

ROSENBLATH, Robert John

OBITUARIES · Oct 17, 2013

Born on July 19, 1925 in Vennachar, Ontario, passed away peacefully with his loving family by his side at the home of his daughter Noreen and husband Robert Moore in Northbrook on Saturday, October 12, 2013. Loving husband of 68 wonderful years to the late Hilda Rosenblath (nee…

Letters: October 17/13

Letters · Oct 10, 2013

CSEC In Brazil When did the coup happen? This week’s news is that Canada’s spy agency CSEC may have monitored communications of Brazil's Mines and Energy Ministry, and then reported the results to the multi-national oil companies operating here, at the expense of the people of…

Famed “Silverwing” Author Kenneth Oppel Visits Harrowsmith PS

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Oct 10, 2013

A poster taped to the front door of Harrowsmith Public School greeted author Kenneth Oppel with the words, “We love you Ken Oppel and your books!” As part of the Kingston Writers Festival, the famed Canadian children's author spoke to students at HPS about his books, what…

Grandmothers Go Country At Verona Fundraiser

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Oct 10, 2013

For their third fundraiser of the year, members and supporters of Grandmothers by the Lake, the local chapter of the Stephen Lewis Foundation's Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign, donned cowboy hats and kicked up their heels in support of their African grandmother…

Busy Days At Bence Motors

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Oct 10, 2013

As usual, the phone keeps ringing; truck and car sales to customers from across the province continue to happen; and questions about repairs and parts keep being handled. The only difference is that years and years of files are being moved, and desks are being shuffled around.…

Joe Goodfellow Memorial Race Back After One-Year Hiatus

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Oct 10, 2013

Organizers of the Joe Goodfellow Memorial Race held the event at its usual location at the Hinchinbrooke Public School, although HPS officially closed it doors last June. The popular race took a hiatus last year, which was the result of a decision made at that time by some…

NAEC Food Drive A Success

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Oct 10, 2013

Students and staff at NAEC rose to a challenge this past week. The school learned in September that the shelves were nearly empty at the food bank. The Grade 10 Careers and Civics classes responded by organizing and promoting an elementary and secondary Thanksgiving food drive.…

Addington Highlands Council - Oct. 7/13

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · Oct 10, 2013

Clean audit In the room in the basement of the Flinton Recreation Centre where the Addington Highlands Council meeting was held on Monday, two men in pin-striped suits were seated at the table facing members of Council. They were the auditors from Seckler Ross and Perry. The…

Alzheimer’s Education Event: Coping With Challenging Behaviors

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Oct 10, 2013

On Sept. 25, Caitlin Norwich-Stevenson of the Alzheimer’s Society gave a valuable seminar in Sharbot Lake on coping with the challenging behaviors that are sometimes exhibited by people with Alzheimer’s. Although Alzheimer’s sufferers may look normal outwardly, dramatic changes…

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