South Stormont Municipality Costume/Outfit (men, woman and children)
Parade of nations' idea Copyright© 2014
Same idea as a national costume
Early release to provide an opportunity for people to think about it to realize the project.
The theme: Municipality Multicultural Diversity and history.
Municipality Popularity Vote: People, age 12 and up, must provide evidence they live in the municipality. The township of South Stormont comprises the communities of Ault Island, Black River, Bonville, Bush Glen, Bunker Hill, Churchill Heights, Dixon, Gallingertown, Harrison's Corners, Ingleside, Lakeview Heights, Long Sault, Lunenburg, Newington, North Lunenburg, North Valley, Northfield, Northfield Station, Osnabruck Centre, Pleasant Valley, Rosedale Terrace, St. Andrews West, Sandfield Mills and Sandtown. Voters will register and be provided with a ballot.
General Population Vote: Anyone from anywhere
People entering a costume cannot vote.
The South Stormont Council will be the deciding entity taking into consideration the 'Popularity Vote'.
07 June, 2017, by sending an email at info@paradeofnations.com, or sending the entry to 1621 Joyce Street Cornwall, On K6J 1Y8. For questions, please call 613-936-6873.
For your 'artistic rights protection', please provide your name, phone number, email, civic address and a signed picture of the municipality costume stating Copyright with the date you completed your project. If you forget Parade of nations will add the Copyright date on it for you.
Early release to provide an opportunity For people to think about it and realize the project.
The theme: Artistic representation of an immediate family crest in any shape or form of art. This mean: only the parents and children (2 generations at a time). The father, mother children and family pets.
Example: Totem pole (description): At the bottom: the mother protecting her child. At the top: Animals reflection the family's love of nature at all levels (sculpted in a tree). The base: The village where the family lived. (33 words)
As you can see the sky is the limit for artistic interpretation.
Five First Place Winners Trophies: Territory of Akwesasne, Cornwall, the and one for Stormont (North and South), Dundas (North and South), Glengarry (North and South) and ribbons for 2nd and 3rd prize winners.
Crest Set-up time: Between 8:30 a and 10:00 a.m., June 10th at the Long Sault Arena
Registration Deadline - No fees: June 07th, 2017. Send an email to info@paradeofnations.com or call 613-936-6873, providing your name, address, phone number or email address.
Judges: Total of three judges from the following areas: Territory of Akwesasne, Cornwall and SD&G
For info: Visit www.paradeofnations.com or call 613-936-6873
Donation toward special needs people, artistically inclined, activities and dream realization
$10+ Eligible for an income tax receipt.
Celebrate the 150th of Canada's Independence Day Anniversary through:
info@paradeofnations.com or Marie Morrell 613-936-6873
Event Description: Celebration of our multicultural diversity and art culture
Date: 10 June 2017 Time: Bethune Park & Long Sault Arena - 10 am to 5 pm+
Location: Long Sault Arena 60 Mille Roches Road Long Sault
Contact: info@paradeofnations.com, Marie Morrell 613-936-6873
The winner of the 50/50 during the Hobbies, Collectibles, Art and Crafts Show in Lon Sault April 9th, was Joan Page OF CORNWALL winning $72.50
Early release to provide an opportunity
for people to think about it and realize the project.
Municipality Costume (men, woman or children)
Same idea as a national costume
This year's Parade of nations for the Developmentally Challenged (PONDC), helping those artistically inclined, is holding a municipal costume, on June 10th during the PONDC Parade and Multicultural (Long Sault (Bethume Park and Long Sault Arena) to celebrate the 150th Canada Day Anniversary.
The theme of the Municipality costume: Municipality Multicultural Diversity and history.
One costume for each of the following area. Cornwall, North Stormont, South Stormont, North Dundas, South Dundas, North Glengarry, South Glengarry
Please note: The Territory of Akwesasne is not included since the Mohawk First Nation has already traditional outfits.
Judges: People of a particular municipality must provide evidence they are living in the area. Ages 12 and up can vote, you will be provided with a ballot when requesting to vote for a municipality. You will need to write your name on it. Only one winner per area.
Entries: All entries for one municipality will be regrouped under the specific municipality during the presentation.
Registration Deadline-No fees: May 26, 2017, by sending an email to info@paradeofnations.com, calling 613-936-6873, or sending the entry to 1621 Joyce Street Cornwall, On K6J 1Y8.
For your 'artistic rights protection', please provide your name, phone number, email/civic address and a signed picture of the municipality costume stating Copyright with the date you send it (if you forget PONDC will add the Copyright Clause on it).
Hobby, Collectibles, Arts and Crafts Show
Description: Introduce hobby clubs of the surrounding areas,start a Collectors' Club and a South Stormont Artists and Crafters Group, and the sale of arts and crafts.
Time: 10 am to 5 pm
Location: Township Hall South Stormont, 2 Mille Roches Road Long Sault, On
Age: All ages
Date: 08 April 2017
Entrance fee: Donation toward special needs people's activities and dream realization.
For info: info@paradeofnations.com Marie Morrell 613-936-6873 or www.paradeofnations.com
Parade and Multicultural Festival 2017
Description: Celebrate the 150th of Canada's Independence Day through a parade (theme: Celebrating our ancestral origins) with the chance of winning trophies for floats, vehicles of all kinds, motor bicycles, bicycles and wheel chairs; multicultural performances; contests for booths' representing our countries or origins (one per country), food art (using real food) and the creation of an immediate family (mother/father, children, pets) crest; sale of arts and crafts, as well as featuring small businesses of South Stormont.
Location: Parade starts at the Long Sault Arnold Berthume Park, ending at the Long Sault Arena 60 Mille Roches Road, Long Sault, Ontario
Time: Parade starts at 10:30 am. Official Multicultural Festival opening upon completion of the parade at the Long Sault Arena
Age: All ages
Date: 10 June 2017
Entrance fee: Donation toward special needs people activities and dream realization
For info: info@paradeofnations.com or Marie Morrell 613-936-6873
6th Annual Seaway Train Show
Description: Showcasing the collecting and operation of toy trains (20 exhibitors, 30+ vendors), ride on trains for kids and adults, sale and purchase of toy trains and parts (all scales), railroad memorabilia; many other activities; fundraiser for special needs people's activities and dream realization.
Time: Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm. Sunday 10 am to 3 pm
Location: Long Sault Arena, 60 Mille Roches Road, Long Sault, Ontario
Age: All ages
Date: 15 & 16 July 2017
Entrance fee: $5.00, under 12 years old $2.00
For Info: info@paradeofnations.com Marie Morrell 613-936- 6873 or www.seawaytrainclub.com
Thank you Seaway Train Show sponsors for making a difference in the life of special needs people, artistically inclined of Akwesasne, Cornwall and the Unties counties
Winner of the train trip to Halifax, Gordie Van Putten of Martintown, Ontario
Winner of the Toy train set, David Goodhead, Whitby, On
Winner of the cash donations any amount (not a raffle) 1 Day Activity package at the Akwesasne Casino Resort Ross, Frizzell Pincourt, Quebec with Kendall Thompson, volunteer (left)
Marie Morrell isn't a person to let a daunting task stop her from representing every nationality and culture in the region in a series of books.
"This is what I have always loved to do -- I love talking to people about their background," said Morrell, who attributes her own "diversified" lineage for sparking a life-long devotion to anthropology.
Morrell's family tree includes Roma gypsy, French Acadian and North American native.
And what better opportunity to tap into her insatiable curiosity and stamina for research -- "I can work 14 hours on something non-stop," the 68-year-old says.
"It's a great opportunity for celebrating our 150th birthday on Canada Day (2017), our first day of independence," she said.
The volume of books will be called AKCOUNTIES (AK- for Akwesasne, CO - for Cornwall and UNTIES - for United counties).
For anyone even remotely familiar with Morrell's passion, they will know that she already has access to her own supply of information gathered together as the organizer of the Parade of Nations Festival, which also aims to assist the developmentally challenged.
Two years ago, Morrell furthered her knowledge by recruiting three students, performing their community hours, who researched local ancestors' countries of origin.
Some of these countries and groups no longer exist and we need to remember them since some of our ancestors came from those countries, she said.
But there are many countries that Morrell has needed assistance with to complete a snapshot of that nation's identity, including types of geography and national dishes, etc.
"Alone, I could never do it - I had 100 (contributors) at least," she said of the input over the past couple of years.
"I'm not what they call a real McCoy, so I have to ask those people from those counties to kind of edit the cultural aspects."
In addition to her national profiling, she is also shining a spotlight on all the communities, big and small, within SDG.
"Everybody who is helping will be listed in the books," she said.
For example, she relied on fellow history buff Jim Brownell to help pinpoint some out of the way and forgotten settlements.
"There were places I couldn't find information on, so he took me for two to three weeks and drove me around everywhere to find some of these places that were missing," she said.
AKCOUNTIES's first volume will include Canada, Pakistan, India, Mauritius, Belgium, Hungary, Antarctica, Mohawk First Nation of Akwesasne, and the Sri Lankan Tamils.
Morrell explained that Pakistani and Mauritius immigrants were the first residents who became involved with Parade of Nations some years ago.
As for her selection of Antarctica, she said a Cornwallite visited Antarctica and took the opportunity to plant the city's flag there.
Morrell hopes to launch the book on Aug. 31, but faces the same hurdle as most authors, printing costs. In her case, the first volume will be about 600 pages.
She is hoping the community recognizes the importance of this cultural sharing exercise and rallies behind it by donating funds.
Each donation will be recognized under headings of the smallest 10 countries in the world: $10 - Vatican City, $20 - Monaco, $30 - Nauru, $40 - Tuvalu, $50 - San Marino, $60 - Liechtenstein, $70 - Saint Kitts and Nevis, $80 - Maldives, $90 - Malta, and $100 - Grenada.
To donate, go to www.paradeofnations.com under donate through Pay Pal or send a cheque payable to Parade of Nations, 1621 Joyce Street, Cornwall, Ont., K6J 1Y8
Presentation of $900 gift certificate for a train ride to Sam and Grace
Sam and Grace, from Long Sault, being presented with a $900.00 Via Rail Canada gift certificate by Marie Morrell, Volunteer Executive Director of Parade Of Nations For The Developmentally Challenged (PONDC). The money was raiser during the Seaway Train Show 2015, organized by The Seaway Lighthouse 3rd Rail Modular Club, as a fundraiser for PONDC (a registered charitable organization with CRA). The children invited for the ride Dad Paul and Mon Allyson. Enjoy the ride. We want to hear all about it on your way back. PONDC takes this opportunity to thank Richard Salem for picking up the certificate in Ottawa.
WIN JEWELLERY THROUGH A TRIVIA CONTEST - ORIGINS OF ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS
One of the activities to expect during the Multicultural Festival/Arts and Crafts Show, on 17th (11 am to 6 pm) and 18th October (11 am to 4 pm,) 2015 at the Cornwall Civic, Complex, Ontario. will be a Trivia game about the origins of English expressions, e.g.," bite the bullet". The winners get to choose costume jewellery, a courtesy of TerryLynn's Beau-Teek. The Trivia game will be going on all day between performances. If you want to win, better do your homework and visit Google.
JOIN US AND DISCOVER THE PEOPLE WHO DISCOVERED CANADA AND OUR COMMUNITY
At, the Cornwall Civic Complex, on Sunday 18th October 2015, from 11 am to 4 pm, during the Parade of nations Multicultural Festival l/Arts and Crafts Show 17th and 18th October.
Culturel Costume And Outfit Exhibits Contest - at 12:30 pm - for adults and children. (Registration starting at 11 am) We prefer you wear the outfit but you can display it on a hanger .The more you know about your outfit the better chance at winning a trophy in the following categories. For children, parents can help talking about it. Trophy for both Male and Female: Up to 6,7 to 12, 13 to 18, 19 to 39, 40 to 59 60 + A total of 12 trophies
SPONSOR THE MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL/ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW AND GET AN INCOME TAX RECEIPT FROM PARADE OF NATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY CHALLENGED 17TH AND 18TH OCTOBER 2015 AT THE CORNWALL CIVIC COMPLEX
Your name will be show under sponsors on the Parade of nations' website
For additional information info@paradeofnations.com
Make cheque payable to Parade of nations for the developmentally challenged 1621 Joyce Street, Cornwall On K6J 1Y9 and write in the memo area where you want to money to be spent on. First, come first serve basis. The income tax receipt will be send as soon as the cheque is cashed.
WINNER OF THE SEAWAY TRAIN SHOW TICKET FOR OF A TRAIN TRIP, COURTESY VIA RAIL CANADA
Holly Robertson Nichol of Cornwall - winner of the train trip from Cornwall to Halifax return, for two people with a sleeper, courtesy of Via Rail Canada, - being presented last night with her ticket by Marie Morrell Volunteer Executive Director of Parade of Nations for the developmentally challenged (people with special needs) from the Territory of Akwesasne, Cornwall and area.
Holly Robertson Nichol of Cornwall won the winner of the train trip from Cornwall to Halifax return for two people with a sleeper. (Will get a bigger picture of holly next week).
Ms. Masulka of Brantford Ontario won the winner of the Santa Fe Toy Train Set. Presented by Richard Salem Parade of Nations Treasurer.
Tawhidur Rahman, one of the sponsors of the 2015 Seaway Train Show - to be held at the Long Sault Arena, Long Sault, on July 18th and 19th - presenting a cheque of $300.00 to Marie Morrell, Founder and volunteer Executive Director, Parade Of Nations For The Developmentally Challenged, a registered charitable organization with Canada Revenue Agency.
June 2015 - Membership monthly draw of the Parade Of Nations For The Developmentally Challenged Membership.
Ted Emerton Proulx is the June winner of the monthly draw of the Parade Of Nations For The Developmentally Challenged Membership. To become a member send an e-ail to info@paradeofnations.com. A $10.00 donation will give you all kinds of benefits.
This month the draw was for a $20.00 gift certificate a donation from Food Basic$ (Metro), 960 Brookdale Avenue, Cornwall Ontario Thank you for your donation.