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SAVE50 %90 %toJoin the thousands of other area residentswho are already saving up to 90% on greatlocal deals - delivered right to your inbox!/wagjagottawaSign up for free atwww.wagjag.comTHE EMC - SF10 - Thursday, June 6, 2013
LOCAL NEWSSmiths FallsCouncil BriefsEMC News - The following camefrom the regular council sessionheld Monday, June 3, 2013.Needle Hunter ProgramCoun. Lorraine Allen informedcouncil that some volunteers havebeen trained under the needlehunter program and have begundoing preventative walks aroundthe community. The program aimsto pick up abandoned needles inpublic places and large quantitiesof needles by request. Volunteerswill have ID tags shortly. A needledrop box for Lower Reach Park is inconstruction and should be in placenear the parking lot soon.Airport hangar leasesCoun. Ken Graham noted theairport commission has approvedthe extended lease agreementprovided applicants have $1 millionliability. This will be a requirementof those wishing the extended leasenow and in the future. It was alsonoted that Graham was interviewedas part of the aviation museum’sefforts to interview key individualsin the history of the airport.COPA for KidsParents are urged to register theirchildren now for a free aviationprogram at the Russ Beach SmithsFalls-Montague Airport. Copa ForKids welcomes children aged eightto 17 with an opportunity to learnabout flight and have a free flightover the town. A complimentarybarbecue will be available andparents are welcome to attend.For more information on this June22 event (10:30 a.m.) go to www.smithsfallsflyingclub.com or call613-283-1148.Arts Council AGMThe Smiths Falls and DistrictArts and Culture Council invites thepublic to the annual general meetingJune 12 at 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at theHeritage House Museum on OldSly’s Road.CTV DayOn Thursday, June 20 VictoriaPark will be buzzing with activityfrom 6 to 10 a.m. when CTV rollsin to town to promote all thingstourism in Smiths Falls.A number of special interviewswill be taking place during thistime, including a mini go kartdemonstration at 7:40 a.m. Bleacherswill be set up for the public to takepart. A pancake breakfast by theChamber of Commerce will takeplace in the Walton Shelter.Downtown car showCoun. Dawn Quinn invited thepublic to the weekly car and bikeshow that takes place on RussellStreet every Tuesday evening from5:30 to 8 p.m. This is an open freeevent.-S.R.SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS THE EMC - SF11 - Thursday, June 6, 2013R0012146907_0606Planning to develop or redevelopWATERFRONT PROPERTY?We will save you time and frustrationwhile getting the approvals you need.613-264-9600ZanderPlan@storm.ca www.zanderplan.comJoin usSaturday June 8Full NelsonSaturday June 15The PosseALL YOU CAN EATSUNDAY BUFFETEXTENDED HOURS10 AM TO 3 PMConnected to your communityResidents bring home realities of bullying through stage showBy STACEY ROYsroy@perfprint.caEMC Entertainment - This week’sspecial presentation of The Huntsman’sWish at the Station Theatre featuresactors who bring their personalexperience with bullying and risingabove challenge to the forefront in thisexciting community fundraiser.On June 6 and 8 the curtain will riseat 7 p.m. and a special woman will getto live out her dream. Josie Ranger, aclient of the Mills Community Support,told her worker that she dreamed to be astar and sing on stage.“I just want to see people watch meperform,” Ranger said. “I want to be asinger.”Her passion for this project is evidentwhen you see her smile widely, pausingon stage to look out at the audience ofchairs and take it all in. A handful of herfriends and Mills clients joined Rangerin taking up this challenge and steppingon stage for the first time to make thiswoman’s dream a reality.“This is about community theatre andthey are members of our community,”said Lynda Daniluk who has workedwith the cast to produce the show.This is the first time that the seasonedproducer has worked with a castwho have such varying talents andchallenges.“That’s been a real opportunity forme,” she said.Since January the group has spent timeat the theatre working on memorizationskills and staging in preparation for thisweek’s performance.The Huntsman’s Wish is a short oneactfairy tale about a young man namedErlich (Robbie Hull) who believes he’san orphan who was raised by a poorwoman. When food and necessitiesbecome scarce the woman sendsErlich into the woods where he meetsmany interesting characters includingsprites, a talking horse and a dove. Theexperience allows him to learn someimportant lessons, which is not unlikethe local cast who bring these charactersto life.Ranger is bringing her personalexperience with bullying to the stagein her portrayal of the queen. Highschool was a difficult time for the youngOpen Stageseason openerEMC Entertainment - Bev Hitchins,organizer of the Open Stage eventat Lower Reach Park in SmithsFalls kicks off the summer seasonSunday. To the left, she’s joinedby Paige Berrie, no stranger to themicrophone.Photos by JOSEPH MORINwoman whose bullying at one time tookon a physical element. She hopes theplay will help others to understand thepermanent harm bullying can do so theychoose not to take part in it themselves“because it’s not right,” Ranger said.The Mills Community Support workswith clients like Ranger to help them tolive more independent lives and reachpersonal goals.The actors of The Huntsman’s Wishhave asked that this week’s performancebe admission by donation with allproceeds going to Special Olympics andThe Hub.There is no reserved seating at thetwo performances. Individuals arewelcome to come for either of the two 7p.m. shows to show their support.OVER 50ITEMS!WEEKLY SPECIALSTuesday: Bike Night 6-8Wednesday: Ham, Scalloped Potatoes $7.99Thursday: 12 Wings plus small House Salad $7.99Friday: Fish /n Chips: $5.998575 County Road 15, North Augusta613-926-1616www.woodysplace.caR0011951886_TFR0012137614_0606
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