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SURVEY FOR DEADLY DEER DISEASE

$2500 DONATION TO WINCHESTER HOSPITAL

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry is asking local hunters for help with a survey this winter to determine if there are any cases of chronic wasting disease among local populations. —stock photo

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The BMO Bank of Montreal branch in Winchester made good on its 2018 promise of $7500 over a three-year period to help with local health care services at the Winchester Memorial District Hospital (WDMH). The BMO presented its final cheque for $2500, which will go towards the cost of new X-ray equipment. Past contributions helped with equipment needs for the hospital’s operating room setup and cardiac care program. Attending the cheque presentation were Omar Abouzaher, BMO regional vice-president for Ottawa East and Western Quebec (left), Cindy Peters, WDMH Foundation manager of direct mail and events, and Melissa Crawford, BMO Winchester branch manager. —supplied photo

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