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The Cassburn Women’s Institute recently celebrated its 65th anniversary. Shown are Phyllis Steele (centre), one of 12 founding women, President Barbara Barton and Glen- garry-Prescott-Russell MP Pierre Lemieux.
Photo Cuno Bergner
Cuno Bergner, of Hawkesbury, has a great fish story to recount. “My son, Thomas Bergner, of Browns- burg-Chatham, caught a large musky July 8 on the Ottawa River near Hudson. We launched our boat in Hudson and trolled towards Vaudreuil when a big fish hit Tom’s big lure. He was indeed concentrat- ing on musky fishing and he got lucky. It took about 10 minutes to land the fish in a huge net, especially designed to land muskies, and after a couple of photos, the fish was successfully released. My grand- son, Sean, was driving the boat, I held the net and Tom landed the fish. It was a great excitement for all three of us.” They esti- mate the fish weighed 30 pounds. “We did not measure or weigh the fish, it was more important to us to release the fish as fast as possible. We want the musky popula- tion in the Ottawa River to thrive.” Funds for festivals newsroom@eap.on.ca The federal government has award- ed $69,500 to organizers of four events in Glengarry-Prescott-Russell. The breakdown: $30,700 for the Festival de la Curd in St-Albert, $21,100 for the Festival Western de Wendover, $12,900 for the Vankleek Hill Fair, $4,800 for the Navan Fair. The announcement was made by MP Pierre Lemieux. “This contribu- tion will allow us to reach a larger public and will give our local talents a chance to promote themselves,” said Wendover Western Festival’s President Joanne Delo- rme. “We are very grateful for this money which will allow us to widen our program, holding a first Arts and Craft Show where local artisans will be able to promote and sell their work” Jeff LeRoy, past president of the Vankleek Hill Agricultural Society, was equally enthusiastic about the grant he secured for the Vankleek Hill Fair this year, which will allow organizers to add a new entertainment tent that will house performances by local talent and offer fair-goers the novelty of riding a mechan- ical bull. “We really appreciate the help we get from the federal government. As one of the oldest agricultural fairs in On- tario, the Vankleek Hill Fair draws around 15,000 attendees including many tour- ists,” said LeRoy. “Thus, the federal fund- ing is important in helping us to ensure that visitors get to experience the very best that our region has to offer.”
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