50/50 draw DECEMBER 2026 Draw date: December 22, 2026 Tickets are available here (until December 17): Valley Heritage Radio * (available until Dec 21 @ 3:00pm) Arnprior - Giant Tiger * Almonte - Gas & Grocery * Beachburg - Deli * Carleton Place - A bunch of Whimsy * Cobden - Legion Eganville - Papa Ron's * Eganville - Legion Kinburn - Corner Store * Pakenham - Nicholsons' * Pakenham - Scheels Butchery Pembroke - Perkins * Pembroke - Champs Pizza * Petawawa - Beckers * Renfrew-Dahl's * Renfrew-Ray's Flowers White Lake - General Store * Woodlawn - Esso - not available at this vendor Killaloe - IDA * - to be delivered on Friday October 30th Golden Lake * - to be delivered on Friday October 30th * Bingo Vendors The Draw was drawn on December 20th @ 10:30am Live on Facebook and instudio with Andrew Cartwright, Jason Marshall, Reta Behm and Kelly McNulty Congratulations Karen of Killaloe Total: $3286.09 Thank you to all our vendors and volunteers who have sold tickets along with all our listeners for supporting ValleyHeritage Radio. Merry Christmas to All!! Valley Heritage Radio 3009 Burnstown Road, Renfrew, Ontario K7V 3Z4 info@valleyheritageradio.ca Contact us Phone: 613-432-9873 Toll Free: 1-888-532-9870 Fax: 613-432-9103 info@valleyheritageradio.ca © 2023 by Valley Heritage Radio. Website Design by Cat's Cove Communications Follow us on Social!

CJHR – 98.7 FM is the Ottawa Valley’s first, non-profit, community owned and operated full-powered, volunteer-run, English-language radio station. Our studios for Valley Heritage Radio are located just east of the Town of Renfrew, in Horton Township. CJHR – 98.7 FM Listen Online! LISTEN LIVE The People's Voice of the Ottawa Valley CJHR – 98.7 FM – Valley Heritage Radio – is the Ottawa Valley’s first, non-profit, community owned and operated, full-powered, volunteer-run, English-language radio station. The 13,000-watt broadcast signal covers most of the Ottawa Valley, while the world is served via live Internet streaming. Our studios are located just east of the Town of Renfrew, in Horton Township, at 3009 Burnstown Road. The station offers the “traditional” sounds of the country, bluegrass, fiddle and Ottawa Valley music, with a self-imposed mandate to focus programming on Canadian content, with the aim of promoting Canadian and local talent as much as possible. ABOUT PROGRAMS RADIO BINGO RECIPE OF THE DAY Become a Member! Support Valley Heritage Radio by becoming a member. Your membership fees help us do what we do - because we do it for you! SUPPORT OUR STATION Missed a show? Check out our Valley Heritage Radio Vault, where we post recorded programs from the last month. OUR VAULT

Team Members Denzil (Denny) Ferguson President/Treasurer Read More Jacqueline Asselin Secretary Read More Bob Johnston Director Read More Fay Kolpin Vice President Read More Brian Hebert Director Read More Kim Bulmer Treasurer Read More Carole Mooney Director Read More

Annual General Meeting 2023 Annual General Meeting 2023 2023 Agenda 2023 Financials - approved; email to request a copy 2023 Proposed R esolutions - no resolutions were presented 2023 Nominating R eport - released May 21, 2023 2023 Nominating Report Final - released on June 7, 20 23 2023/2024 Board of Directors - as of June 21, 2023 2023 Proxy Form - not required By-Law #1 2020-1 - amended June 22, 2022...still stands for 2023 Contact: agm@valleyheritageradio.ca ************************************************ Annual General Meeting 2022 Board of Director s as of June 2022 2022 Financials 2022 Minutes (to be approved at 2023 meeting)

03d454e9-121e-4f07-96bb-0514ce4d0810 OUR DJs < Back L'il Mama My earliest memories of listening to music was the “Oldies 1310” station on the AM dial. “50s, 60s and early 70s” was its slogan. I can still remember their jingle. My dad’s old GMC farm truck had an AM/FM radio and a cassette deck. My dad had one tape in the truck, 50s Golden Oldies. We listened to it over and over while driving with my dad from farm to farm in Pakenham. Our tractors had no means of listening to music, but the combine did. It too had a cassette deck. In the combine, my dad kept an Andy Griffith tape and a couple of Elvis tapes. I would sit beside my dad as we went up and down the fields singing, “There will be Peace in the Valley for me someday…” My home as a child was decorated with knick-knacks, family photos and Elvis memorabilia. Something you don’t see anymore, homes filled with Elvis … everything. Like he was part of everyone’s family. In 1998, I turned 10, and my dad got a new farm truck. A Dodge 1500, and it had a CD player! Dad was given a “Solid Gold Hits” Elvis CD (which we already had on vinyl) and the CD was kept in the truck. I got my first CD too that year, from my mum. She chose for me, “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” but there was one problem, we didn’t have a CD player in our home. My two sisters and I saved our money that summer from picking beans at Hudson’s farm to buy a stereo. We each bought our very own CD player stereo for our bedrooms. I played my only CD over and over. Sometimes I’d bring dad’s CD in from the truck or borrow my older sister’s CD who received “Summer Hit’s from the 60’s.” Three years passed, and my dad got another new farm truck, and soon after came “Elvis 30 #1 Hits Collection” – a gold CD and case. Then came a silver collection. There was no stopping us from our non-stop Elvis intake. In 2009 I was newly married, we had a six-month-old baby, and my dad died of cancer. I was devastated. I was only 21. I couldn’t even bear to listen Elvis anymore. But I knew my dad had found his peace, in the valley. As time went on, it seemed like never again would I be able to reach for an Elvis record, and by this time, “Oldies 1310” on the AM dial, was gone. Now I have four beautiful children and I believe strongly in giving them the best roots of music from the best time when music was made (about 1970s and earlier, but there are always exceptions). When music was actually music – and meant something. Elvis is alive and well in my home with dad’s old items and new items to add to the collection. My father’s spirit too is alive and well. For every time we put on one of my dad’s records or CDs or cassette tapes, my children and I sing and dance to “The King of Rock’n’Roll” which is what I used to do, with my dad in the truck, driving from farm to farm. Music should really make you feel. When I listen to something, I want to feel what the artist(s) is feeling. Same as when I perform, I want the crowd to feel what I am feeling. Shivers and goosebumps are a good indication of a performance well done. A bob of the head or a tap of the foot is a good sign too. That’s the feeling I’m creating in the studio. A heavy, groovy vibe transmitting from 98.7 FM radio into your space. If you can dig it, come along for a ride with me, Lil’ Mama, through my program “Lil’ Mama Live” on Monday nights from 8-10 p.m. Program L'il Mama Live Music should really make you feel. When I listen to something, I want to feel what the artist(s) is feeling. Same as when I perform, I want the crowd to feel what I am feeling. Shivers and goosebumps are a good indication of a performance well done. A bob of the head or a tap of the foot is a good sign too. That’s the feeling I’m creating in the studio. A heavy, groovy vibe transmitting from 98.7 FM radio into your space. If you can dig it, come along for a ride with me, Lil’ Mama on my new radio show, Lil’ Mama Live, Monday nights from 8-10pm on Valley Heritage Radio, 98.7 FM. Previous Next

John Fife < Back Reserve Me a Table John Fife Sunday 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Tune in every Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. to hear a great mix of country music with your host John Fife. John loves his country music, and it shows! He’ll play a wide selection of country songs from Ottawa Valley, Canadian, American and other international artists. You’ll get a little bit of everything, including an entertaining three hours every Sunday. Be sure to reserve your table. Previous Next

db2c3766-13e4-4029-a1f0-642fbfb49139 OUR DJs < Back Sheila Vandekemp I was born in Apple Hill, Ontario (Glengarry County), and grew up with 6 brothers and 2 sisters. Marriage brought me to Renfrew County in the 1960s. First to Beachburg and then in 1985 to a dairy farm in the Barr Line area between Cobden and Douglas. We presently farm with our son Scott. I have served as president of the Renfrew County Holstein Club and sat on numerous committees within the community. I volunteer for the Cancer Society and at a local retirement home. I have always had a love for country music. Many of my relatives had musical talents, but that gene escaped me! But I did learn to step dance. I started as a volunteer receptionist at Valley Heritage Radio, and I’d always dreamed of becoming a DJ, so when the opportunity came along, I took the plunge. It was a huge learning curve (I am still learning) but no regrets. I am grateful to Valley Heritage Radio for allowing me this opportunity to fulfil a dream. It is a pleasure and privilege to share country music with our listeners. Program The Sheila Show Sheila Vandekemp is the host of The Sheila Show heard every Sunday morning from 7 to 10 a.m. Sheila showcases country artists, mostly from the 1950s. Every now and then you will hear a waltz, a bluegrass tune and maybe a surprise song. And, as one of the biggest Merle Haggard fans on the planet, Sheila may even spin a Merle tune from time to time. Previous Next

e0dd6549-31b4-4eac-b9b0-50ece51a40a6 OUR DJs < Back Andrew Cartwright I'm very fortunate to be one of the few people who can say "I love my job." Radio has always been a part of my life. Whether it was sitting in the kitchen as a toddler, watching my mom sing along to Neil Diamond, or my father enjoying big band music. I loved the emotion it could elicit from people. I was fascinated how a certain announcer or song could make someone focus completely on this little box emitting sounds. I never thought I'd have a career in the industry though, because I hadn't the faintest idea of how to get the ball rolling. Prior to radio I worked in a warehouse, where I'd make announcements over the intercom. Birthdays, well wishes, that kind of thing. I figured that would be as close as I'd ever get to hearing myself in a broadcasting capacity. It's funny how life works because in the same week, two people came up to me and said I should work for a radio station. As fate would have it, an ad in the paper for a radio school in Montreal popped up that same week. It caught my attention, and the rest is history. I've since worked at multi-cultural stations, news stations and on the reserve in Kahnawake. In 2011 I made a decision that would change my life forever. I decided to move away from home (out of province in fact) to work for Valley Heritage Radio. It’s been the best decision I've ever made. Since then my family has joined me up here and we had our first child. Little Man, as I call him. I love this area. The people are inspirational in the way they care about their neighborus and the community. I couldn't ask for a better place to now call home. Join me Monday through Friday from 6 to 11 a.m. and you’ll hear "Headlines making Headlines" at 8:40, my "Joke of the Day" at 7:07, "Birthdays, Anniversaries and New Arrivals" at 7:20 and 8:20 and our "Animal of the Week" Thursday's at 9:40. P.S. Apologies for the "Dad" jokes that cause eye rolls and groans at 7:07 every morning Program The Morning Show Catch Andrew Cartwright on the Morning Show Monday to Friday from 6 to 11:30 a.m. for great tunes, bad jokes, and that laugh. Ohhh, that laugh. Watch for his regular features including hear "Headlines making Headlines" at 8:40, his "Joke of the Day" at 7:07, "Birthdays, Anniversaries and New Arrivals" at 7:20 and 8:20 and our "Animal of the Week" Thursdays at 9:40. And did we mention that Andrew is a champion chili chef? And he has a brown belt? Did you know he survived a run-in with a women’s roller derby team? And almost killed Dai Bassett with a jellybean? See … we told you … don’t miss the Morning Show. Previous Next

50/50 draw 2024 Radiothon W inner: Donna and Brian from Kinburn - $1958.00 Thank you to all our vendors and friends who sold tickets: Renfrew - Ray's Flower (until April 30) Renfrew - Dahl's* (until April 30) Renfrew Printing (until April 30) Arnprior - Giant Tiger* (until April 25) Pembroke - Perkins* (until April 18) Pembroke General Store* (until April 18) Killaloe - IDA* (until April 25) Golden Lake Variety* (until April 25) Eganville - Papa Ron's* (until April 25) Eganville Legion (until April 25) White Lake General Store* (until April 25) Carleton Place - Queens Crafters* (until April 25) Pakenham - Nicholson's *(until April 25) Woodlawn - Nicholls Esso* (until April 25) Kinburn General Store* (until April 25) Cobden Legion (until April 25) * Bingo Vendors Valley Heritage Radio 3009 Burnstown Road, Renfrew, Ontario K7V 3Z4 info@valleyheritageradio.ca Contact us Phone: 613-432-9873 Toll Free: 1-888-532-9870 Fax: 613-432-9103 info@valleyheritageradio.ca © 2023 by Valley Heritage Radio. Website Design by Cat's Cove Communications Follow us on Social!

On Line Auction Rules Valley Heritage Radio requires that you read, understand, accept and comply with the following terms and conditions in order to bid in an online auction hosted by us. Bidder Eligibility You must be at least 18 years of age and able to form legally binding contracts under applicable law. Auction Close If an item is offered for online prebidding only, then bidding for the item will continue during a on line auction and Auction Close refers to the end of bidding . This Auction will close Friday, April 17, 2026 at 4:00pm Your Bid or Purchase is a Contract When you place a bid on an online auction item, you enter into a legally binding contract to purchase the item from the seller if you are the winning bidder. You are the winning bidder if your bid is the highest bid at Auction Close Friday, April 17, 2026 at 4:00 pm. Payment Terms If you are a winning bidder, you agree to pay the seller the full amount of your winning bid. You agree to honor the seller’s requirements regarding method and time of payment. All Bids are Final Once you have placed and confirmed a bid, your bid can not be retracted. It is the responsibility of the bidder to pick up their winning auction item at Valley Heritage Radio 3009 Burnstown Road Renfrew ON within 30 days of being advised they are the winner. All Purchases are Final Once you have confirmed a purchase, your purchase is final and can not be canceled. Tied Bids In the case of two bidders placing the same maximum bid, the bid first received by the Valley Heritage Radio will be deemed the leading bid. Government Regulations and Taxes You are solely responsible for compliance with any federal, state or local tax laws governing your purchase. It is your responsibility to report and pay any applicable taxes. Collecting Prizes the winning bidders will be required to pick up their prize at 3009 Burnstown Road, Renfrew, ON within 30 (thirty) days of the end of the auction. Disagreements In the chance of a disagreement, Valley Heritage Radio will have the final decision and it will be binding.

Finance/Accounting < Back Kelly McNulty Finance/Accounting Kelly joined Valley Heritage Team in 2015. She brings 20+ years of experience in the Financial Field between Nortel Networks and Local Businesses. Kelly grew up in Arnprior and McNab/Braeside helping with the family business of Harness Horse Racing. She was very active in organization of McNab/Braeside Minor Ball and Girls Hockey. She currently resides in the McNab/Braeside area. Her favorite cartoon character is Snoopy, and her favorite quote is: “You may not be able to control every situation and its outcome, but you can control your attitude and how you deal with it” Contact accounting@valleyheritageradio.ca Previous Next

Tony Bove < Back Bingo Tony Bove Thursday 7:00 pm Under the “B” – Be Sure. If you’re a bingo fan, be sure to pick up your cards and have that dial locked to 98.7 every Thursday at 7 o’clock sharp for Valley Heritage Radio/Arnprior Lions charity bingo. For only 6 dollars a card, you can take part and have a chance to win, as we give away a minimum of $2,000 each week! Plus many special weeks with even more prize money. Join caller Tony Bove each Thursday for your chance to win! Previous Next