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of the progressive nature of history,” Craig

cooperates. While there’s plenty of fun to be

M OOSE

C REEK

said. “What they learn at Sand Road will

had, the true emphasis is on education, said

hopefully be carried into adulthood.”

program facilitator Chris Craig. Students will

learn how to identify various tree species,

Studentscanlearnaboutmodernand

Dalkeith Recreation Brunch

woodlotmanagement,andtheroleforestsplay

traditional maple syrup production

The Dalkeith recreation association’s

withinwatersheds. “Studentswill gain a better

again this year by participating in a

brunch will be served March 20 from 9

understanding of how human communities

program organized by South Nation

a.m. to 12 noon. Cost is $8 for adults, $5 for

are part of, not separate, from natural

Conservation.

children and those under the age of 12 eat

environments,aswellasabetterunderstanding

In conjunctionwith SandRoadMaple

for free.

FarmnearMooseCreek,theconservation

For The Birds

authority is offering to schools within its

The 12 th

annual dinner and auction in

jurisdiction a two-hour hands-on course

aid of Le Nichoir, a songbird sanctuary in

onhowthespringelixirisproducedtoday

Hudson,willbeheldApril2attheChateau

andhowitwasmadeinthe18thand19th

Vaudreuil in Vaudreuil-Dorion. Contact

centuries.Interested schools are urged to

Susan Wylie at (450) 458-2809 or

book their visits through SNC’s Dana

info@lenichoir.org,

or

visit

Kittle at 1-877-984-2948, ext. 287. Tours

www.lenichoir.org.LeNichoirhasbecome

are also available for adult groups.The

the largest songbird rehabilitation centre

bilingual program is offered through

in Canada. In 2010, the centre admitted

April 21.

over 1,385 injured wild birds, including

WithSNCinterpretersconductingthe

threatenedspecies,respondedtothousands

tours,pre-bookedK-12schoolgroupsare

of calls and e-emails. Le Nichoir has

guidedthroughthesugarbushandgiven

embarkedonthemostimportantprojectin

an overview of everything from the

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the history of wild bird conservation: the

science behind the syrup, to the proper

construction of a newconservation centre.

technique in tapping maple trees. The

Eye Tests

Sand Road site remains open to regular

For Diabetics

visitors on weekdays while tours are

The Hawkesbury General and District

beingconducted.Starttimesare9:30a.m.

Hospital‘s Diabetes Clinic is organizing

and12:30p.m.EachtourfollowstheK-12

fordiabeticsfreevisitstoanoptometristto

science curriculum. Cost is $5 per

learn about eye care screening tests. Dr.

participant including tour and maple

Hélène Sabourin will hold the sessions at

treat, with pancake meals available

SYLVAIN VILLENEUVE

VICKY VILLENEUVE

heroffice,at93MapleSt.Suite#2,Grenville,

starting at $3.50 per person. Minimum

March 10 and 17. To register, call 613-632-

numberpergroupis15andthemaximum

1111 ext. 482.

is 40. In order to help make the program

Focus On Fitness

more accessible, SNC offers bussing

The Canadian Mental Health

subsidiesofupto$150pereligibleschool.

Association’sOasiscentreat21NelsonSt.,

Program participants learn all about the

Hawkesbury, offers Focus on Fitness

sugaring process from aboriginal times

Photo Richard Mahoney

programs, including visits to the gym at

until today. They get to watch the sap

Maplesyrupproducerswillsoonbeengaged

Club 352, Nintendo Wii, a walking club,

boiling down into sweet-tasting maple

intheirmostfavouritesweetriteofspringas

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presentations and healthy lunches. For

MARTIN CÔTÉ

syrup,andgettosamplethepioneertreat

warm days and cold nights will get the sap

information, call Danika at 613-632-4924,

of taffy on snow, if Mother Nature

flowing.

extension 407.

LE 9 MARS, LE CARILLON publiait les gagnants et gagnantes du concours BBQ et des chèques-cadeaux, On aperçoit, sur la photo, M. Rock Joanisse, gérant du Canadian Tire, et M. Roger Duplantie, directeur général de la Compagnie d’édition André Paquette, qui ont procédé au tirage le vendredi 4 mars .

ROCH DESJARDINS

SOPHIE GUINCETRE

L’heureuse gagnante du BBQ est Mme Carmen Cousineau et les 20 gagnants de chèques-cadeaux sont :

FIONA RANGER

FRANK LAMIRANDE

James Anderson (L’Oasis Pet Shop) Ginette Garneau (Plomberie Décor d’eau) Natasha Carrière (Home Hardware Hawkesbury ) Nathalie Desjardins (L’Orignal Packing) Étienne St-Denis (Price Chopper) Susie Duprix (Restaurant L’Étoile) Denis Gendreau (Restaurant L’Étoile) Nicole Bougie (Restaurant L’Étoile) Annette Gratton (Clinique école Thérapie plus) Annie Dallaire (Hawkesbury Chrysler)

Kim Rouire (Canadian Tire) Melissa Leblanc (Plomberie Décor d’eau) Floriant Giroux (Zeller’s)

CAROLE LEDUC

KARINE CAMPEAU

Viens nous voir, ça vaut le coût!

Caroline Robillard (L’Orignal Packing) Edith Laframboise (HP Boutique) Madeleine Piché (Matériaux à bas prix) Jeanine Péladeau (Home Hardware Hawkesbury) Léger Poirier (Home Hardware Hawkesbury) Mario Sabourin

Autos Ltd.

Ouvert le samedi!

M. Rock Joanisse

M. Roger Duplantie

TURPIN

640 Main Street W., Hawkesbury, Ontario 613 632-2764 1 800 465-5910 www.turpinautos.com

(L’Orignal Packing) Nicole Rondeau (Leduc Snack Bar)

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