Sarsfield Ontario Canada

 

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From: Jellett, Rob [mailto:Rob.Jellett@ottawa.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 1:16 PM
Subject: Orleans Health Hub - Nouveau Carrefour Santé

Dear Resident,

Some exciting news:

The new Orleans Health hub will be located in Cumberland ward.

Dr. Bernard Leduc, President, and CEO of the Montfort Hospital made the announcement saying the Health Hub will be located on Mer Bleue Road at the intersection of the Blackburn Hamlet Bypass.

At $150 million this is the largest single development in the history of Orleans and Cumberland and when completed will be home to 1500 full time jobs. It's also the first major development in the Orleans industrial park and will be the main anchor to attract business and create even more jobs in the future.

The new health hub, which is the first of its kind in Ontario, will house 12 core outpatient and public health programs and will limit the time patients spend travelling for dialysis treatment, cancer assessments, as well as some day surgeries.

Rob Jellett

Councillor, Cumberland Ward

Conseiller, quartier Cumberland

613-580-2489

rob.jellett@ottawa.ca

 


I don’t know whether you are aware of the fact that Council will be debating cutting the Rural Route 231 to Sarsfield and not going around the village of Navan on January 25th.  This change would occur on April 20th 2010.  The Navan Association is concerned about this and has written to Alain Mercier, the Manager at OC Transpo asking for these changes to be discussed by council and reversed.  At the NCA meeting in December it was decided that our Community Association would object to the changes being made in Navan and that the Sarsfield Association would look after complaining about the cuts of the bus going to Sarsfield.  We are also passing out petitions on the bus so that the riders and their neighbours can also pass on their concerns. 

Would you, as an association, be prepared to write to Alain Mercier at OCTC Transpo on behalf of the Sarsfield riders?

For any further information you can call me at work at 737-0871 extension 2934 or at home at 835-3502.

Chris MacPherson

Transportation Director

Navan Community Association


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Bonjour,

La Place Sarsfield/Coopérative multiservices viens de soumettre une idée dans le cadre de la compétition du Fonds communautaire Aviva et celle-ci pourrait entraîner un changement positif dans la collectivité. Si l'idée reçoit assez de votes, elle court la chance d'être financée à même la somme de 500 000 $ qui sera affectée à la réalisation des meilleures idées. Nous aimerions vraiment compter sur votre appui pour pousser notre idée jusqu'à la finale. Si nous avons assez de votes par le 29 novembre, nous pourrions passer à la demi-finale et par la suite à la finale.

Vous pouvez voter pour notre idée une fois par jour à
http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf4657


125th anniversary  *LOGO COMPETITION*

Attention kids and adults! Don’t forget to send your entry for the logo contest depicting a design to promote the 125th anniversary of our parish/community in 2011.

The deadline is November 30th. Send your entries to:

Rita Dessaint, Box 98, Sarsfield, Ont. K0A 3E0 or to info@sarsfield.org

The winner will receive a St-Hugues 2010 lottery ticket worth $75. Good luck!


The annual Christmas Guignolé” will be held on Sunday November 30, 2009.  The day will start with a community pot luck lunch. Everyone is invited to bring a dish to share with all participants.  This lunch will start at 11:30 a.m. at the St-Hugues church hall.  The departure for the Christmas Food Drive will be at 1 p.m.  Volunteers will go door to door in the village to collect non-perishable food or monetary donations to help less fortunate families during the festive holiday season. 

For more information or to register for the community pot luck lunch, please contact Paule Charbonneau at 613.835.3873 or Lyne Bédard at 613.835.3527


*Cumberland Farmers' Market*
*Christmas Market* 

*Saturday, December 5th, 2009 - 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.*
Almost 50 local producers featuring a variety of local products including
baked goods, artisan bread, local meats, greeting cards, Christmas crafts &
decorations, as well as a wide selection of artisan goods.  Free admission
and free parking.  Food bank items will be accepted on behalf of the
Orléans-Cumberland Community Resource Centre food bank program.

The Cumberland Farmers' Market Christmas Market, is an indoor venue located
at the R.J. Kennedy Community Centre (Cumberland Arena), 1115 Dunning Rd, in
Cumberland Village, less than 10 km East of Orleans.

For more information visit
www.cumberlandfarmersmarket.ca

 

revised le 26 Jan 2010