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•Continued from page 1 Henderson said in a press release. Clark won the 2014 election with 56 per cent of the vote and 63 per cent in 2011. Premier Kathleen Wynne joined Henderson for the nomination meet- ing in Brockville last Thursday. "I am happy to wel- come Mayor Henderson to the team. He's the ninth municipal council member to join my team and the third mayor. David's record of delivering for his constituents shows that he will be a strong voice for the people of his commu- nity." Wynne is up against new PC leader Doug Ford, who leads the early polls over the Liberals and the NDP's Andrea Horwath. Henderson sought the Conservative nomination for Leeds-Grenville in 2010, losing to Clark. Henderson was first elected as Mayor of Brockville in 2006. He previously served as Chair of the Brockville Police Services Board and had a 20-year career in local business, including as owner and general manag- er of a commercial printer in Eastern Ontario and Northern New York State. The Review-Mirror March 22, 2018 – 16 The cattle on Sytsma's Eighth Line Farm near Athens had this moose stop by for a visit while passing through the neighbourhood last week. French Toast Breakfast Freewill donations will go toward operation of the Westport Lions Mobility Vans All food products have been donated. The event is compliments of Garter and Delbert's Sugar Shack, The Cove and other businesses and individuals THE COVE COUNTRY INN Corner of Bedford and Main Streets, Westport 273-3636 Support your local Lions' Club Mobility Van Program by joining us at THE COVE SUN., APRIL 8 th from 8:30-11:30 a.m. for a Clark won twice by large margins •Continued from page 1 financing the project with a temporary $3 million construction loan but did receive a grant of $725,000 from the province and an additional $1.45 million from the federal government last fall which will go toward the loan. The municipal contri- bution had been anticipat- ed to be $725,000, an amount which potentially could be increased by another $1 million to include extra costs includ- ing the sand as well as the additional oversight by engineers. The extent of the vil- lage's long-term financing for the project won't be known until the project has been fully invoiced and any disputes of the issues are decided. The new filter bed sys- tem is up and running, with some final testing, tweaks and landscaping left do, and hauling of wastewater has stopped. The new system is expected to lower operat- ing costs so monthly water and sewer rates stayed at around $170 for 2018, until they get a handle on what the new operating costs will be. Grant to go toward paying down loan Rideau Valley Guide Your Complimentary Annual Guide to Events, Attractions and Services in the Rideau Lakes Region 2017-18 Published by The Review-Mirror in cooperation with Westport and Rideau Lakes Chamber of Commerce An affordable opportunity to reach visitors and local consumers throughout the area and beyond. Distributed to hotels, motels, Rideau Canal locks, liquor/beer outlets, bait & tackle shops, grocery stores, restaurants, municipal offices, tourist information outlets and The Review-Mirror. For more information call Bill Ritchie at 1-800-387-0796 or 273-8000 advertising@review-mirror.com • 43 Bedford St., Box 130, Westport, ON K0G 1X0 Rideau Valley Guide 2018-19 Mirror The Review Published by The Review-Mirror in co-operation with The Westport & Rideau Lakes Chamber of Commerce Deadline April 13, 2018