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February 19, 2015

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By Howie Crichton The Review-Mirror It had been a good win- ter for making snow, and the Village of Westport's Snowfluent wastewater treatment system has taken advantage of the weather so far. Despite some setbacks, including five broken pipes so far this season, the system operator had the main lagoon down to 64 cm deep earlier this month. "We're making progress. "I don't know how long the cold is going to last but when you are rely- ing on the cold, you will take it," Mayor Robin Jones said Tuesday. The 14-day forecast doesn't show a daytime high temperature above - 5°C and a nighttime high of -10°C. "It has been a fairly good season. "We are making lots of snow although the cold weather has played havoc Justin Martin President 613-530-0773 RR 2 Westport, ON K0G 1X0 jtmartin@kingston.net 4 Septic Systems 4 Excavating 4 Landscaping 4 Road Work 4 Rock Excavating 4 Trucking 4 Residential & Commercial Snow Plowing & Sanding 4 Damp Proofing LTD. Westport Village Pharmacy 3 Church St., Westport, ON 613-273-2922 westportvillagepharmacy@gmail.com Mon.-Fri.: 9-6 • Sat. & Sun.: 10-4 Even MODEST WEIGHT LOSS Can Have an Enormous Impact on Your Health Join us for an OPEN HOUSE AND PRODUCT TASTING Stop in and see us for more information. 75 units from 6'x6' to 12'x36' Easy year round access right in Westport 75 units from 6'x6' to 12'x36' Easy year round access right in Westport 75 units from 6'x6' to 12'x36' Easy year round access right in Westport 75 units from 6'x6' to 12'x36' Easy year round access right in Westport Soho's Self Storage Soho's Self Storage Soho's Self Storage Soho's Self Storage Soho's Self Storage 75 units from 6'x6' to 12'x36' Easy year round access right in Westport 43 Bedford St., Westport 613-273-8848 soho@rideau.net www.idealprotein.com Mirror The Review Thursday, February 19, 2015 Serving North Leeds and area since 1893 Vol. 123, No. 7 $1incl. tax Continuing a 30 year tradition serving North Leeds - Delivery & Set Up Available Call 359-5660 53 Main St., Elgin duncan s TV & APPLIANCES By Howie Crichton The Review-Mirror Westport may have secured the future of their Jr. B franchise by selling it to the owners of the Smiths Falls Bears. The sale was made offi- cial Tuesday and would take place after the end of the current season. A movement that start- ed last winter, to turn the Eastern Ontario Junior Hockey League into a development system for the Central Canada Junior Hockey League (CCHL), is reportedly going to result in the loss of six of the EOJHL's 22 franchis- es. Akwesasne and Que- bec-based franchises Shawville and Gatineau already know they proba- bly aren't coming back next season and Gananoque looks to be returning to the Ontario District after decades in the Eastern Ontario league. That left two of the remaining 18 on the chop- ping block and the Rideaus' brass wanted to make sure Westport wasn't one of them. "This was our best option, going forward. "The objective was keeping the team in West- port," said Head Coach/GM Mike Seed Tuesday. The Smiths Falls Bears are owned by the Cassells, owners of Glenview Iron & Metal in Smiths Falls. "In the new league, you have to be aligned with a Jr. A team so we talked to the Cassell Family. "He (Chris Cassell) doesn't want to change anything," Seed and the current executive would stay in place. "They've owned the Bears for 10 years and they've done a great job," Seed said. Westport, along with other EOJHL teams applied to become mem- bers of the new league and, rumour has it many of the teams in the southwest region are prime candi- dates to be the unlucky two franchises. The CCHL has 12 teams with only Rideaus hope sale to Smiths Falls Bears secures team's future Village hopes to have progam announcement soon to get sump pumps off system Despite a few setbacks, Snowfluent system bringing down lagoon level •Continued on page 3 •Continued on page 3 These Rideau Vista students were having a tough time of it Sunday in what was their first-ever tug of war event. The Westport Winter Carnival drew about 100 people out on a cold but bright day around Westport Arena.

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