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communautaire community link Le lien The Curran Un spectacle du pianiste Richard Abel est organisé par le club de l’Amitié et le comité d’administration de la paroisse, le samedi 16 avril à 20 h, à l’église Saint-Luc de Curran. Billets disponibles au dépanneur Nault de Curran et au dépanneur Léger de Plantagenet, au Lalonde Lumber de Plantagenet et à la bibliothèque de Curran ainsi que chez Estelle, 613-673- 1664, Rollande, 613-673-5322, Rosaire, 613-673-4651, Benoit, 613-673-5490, Pierre-Yves, 613-673-9278 et Cécile, 613-679-1331. Grenville Le conseil d’administration du Club V’LÀL’BON TEMPS(FADOQ) de Grenville a le plaisir d’inviter tous ses membres à son assemblé générale annuelle qui aura lieu le 5 mai 2016 à 19heures au Centre communautaire de Grenville. Renseignements : Denyse Woodbury (819)-242-4406. Hawkesbury Club d’Âge d’Or 50 Hawkesbury: April 11 - 9:30 a.m. Exercises; 1 p.m. Sand bags; 6 p.m. Dance lessons – April 12 – 10 a.m. Dance lessons; 1:15 p.m. Free activities; 6:30 p.m. Darts – April 13 – 9:30 a.m. Exercices; 1:15 p.m. Petanque; 7 p.m. Bridge Club – April 14 – 1:15 p.m. Free activities – April 15 – 1 p.m. Dance lessons – Info: 613-632- 8294. The Hawkesbury Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, 152 Nelson St., holds LiveMusic and Dancing every Friday, 6 to 11p.m. and Sunday, 1 to 6 p.m. The last Friday of each month (except July and August ) is Smoked Meat Supper Night with live Music and Dancing. Réunion mensuelle des Filles d’Isabelle Ste-Bernardette Soubirous, le 19 avril 2016, au sous-sol de l’église St-Alphonse de Hawkesbury à 19 h. Le whist militaire aura lieu le dimanche 10 avril. Réservation : Denise Joannette 613-632-4782. L’Association de l’Artisanat de Hawkesbury tiendra sa réunion des membres, lemercredi 13 avril, au sous- sol de l’Église St-Pierre-Apôtre à 13 h 30. L’Orignal Réunion de L’U.C.F.O. de L’Orignal, le lundi 11 avril prochain à 13 h 30 à la sacristie de l’église St-Jean-Baptiste de L’Orignal. Vankleek Hill The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Vankleek Hill is presently accepting household items, books and clothing for their next basement sale to be held May 23 and 24, 2016. Please call Joëlle at 613-307-1640 for pick-ups. Proceeds go towards Community Services.
Farmer’s Market season all-year round in Vankleek Hill
GREGG CHAMBERLAIN gregg.chamberlain@eap.on.ca
A pair of early spring snow storms, fol- lowed by icy rains, seemed set on dampe- ning everyone’s spirits all across Eastern Ontario. A sunny if blustery mid-April weekend helped to coax people outside, and for many in Vankleek Hill that meant heading over to Vankleek Hill Collegiate to check out what was on the tables at the weekly Farmer’s Market. “We’re one of the only year-round (far- mer’s) markets,” said Laurie McClintock, manager for the VKH Farmer’s Market. The market has been part of the com- munity profile since August 1996. The VKH Farmer’s Market Association board is wor- king on plans now for a 20th anniversary celebration this year. Initial creation of the market is credited to the energetic efforts of Phil Arbor. Since its beginnings, the association now num- bers about 30members, half of themon-site almost every weekend, while the others are seasonal attendees, making their presence felt during spring, summer or fall when their particular produce speciality is available in season. Every weekend during late fall and winter, the farmer’s market sets up in the cafetorium area of the Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute. When the weather warms up and the sun is out, the tables shift outside to the school parking lot area. This community support arrangement with the Upper Canada Dis- trict School Board and the school is one of the main reasons, along with the support and activity of the members, why the VKH Farmer’s Market is able tomaintain its year- round presence. One thing separates the VKH Farmer’s Market from others of its kind: a guarantee of local sourcing for the products. Whatever is on the tables for sale is either homegrown, homemade, homebaked, or homecooked. “The difference between our market and other markets is that everything is from the
Heather Mahon of Trillium Meadows presents the wild boar and red deer sausages, part of the local business’ exotic meats selection.
vendors,” McClintock said. About a dozen vendors are present during the mid-April weekend session of the mar- ket, chatting with adults browsing the tables, while a few children race around the stage on side of the room, playing tag or hide- and-seek. Not all the people coming to the market to buy are fromVankleek Hill. Some
come over fromneighbouring Hawkesbury and from as far as Ottawa. “Everybody has a different reason for coming here,” added McClintock, “things that they are looking for.” Details on vendors are available at the market and other information is available at www.vankleekhillfarmersmarket.ca.
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Bernard Bonneau (right), owner/operator of Bernie’s Greens, and his helper, Justin Thom, display some of the Asian mix packaged greens grown at the farm along with other in-season produce like scallions, spinach, radishes and such.
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