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TottenHUG brings the town together The second annual “TottenHUG” event took place Jan. 28 at the Tottenham Legion. Organized by Rob Farah, TottenHUG was an opportunity for members of the community to come together, share a hug and a laugh, and forget about their winter woes. “Thank you to everyone who participated in the TottenHUG 2017,” said Farah. “By all accounts we had 185 Huggers come out to the Legion. Not bad for a cold snowy day. We managed to fill the back of a pick up truck with food bank donations. A few people deserve an extra HUG for helping me put this to- gether. Sean Bourke for entertaining us, Gary Brown and the Tottenham Legion, Len Mizzoni, Nobleton Tim Hortons for providing the coffee and hot chocolate, Dave Powrie, Kim and Scott Peters, the Tottenham Steam hockey team, and my wife Sue Farah. Also I’d like to thank our mayor Rick Milne, and councillors Chris Ross, Richard Norcross and Marc Biss for their support. I would also like to express my appreciation to everyone for making my granddaughter, Eloise, first birthday so memorable. When you all sang Happy Birthday to her it brought a lot of warmth to myself and family. Now it’s time to start planning TottenHUG 2018.”
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905-729-3000 www.patjordan.ca Page 2 – February 9, 2017 – The TIMES Renowned Elmer Iseler Singers in concert at St. John’s For all of you who have the 2013 Ontario Premieres with an eclectic program for ano and is renowned for its ences for 20 years with all Paper Moon, 47 Vic- a love music, here is your Award for Excellence in the all to enjoy. pipe organ. This fundraiser percussive sounds produced t o r i a S t . W , A l l i s t o n chance to enjoy Canada’s Arts, and the 2012 winner The reason for so much for the church is the second vocally (mark your calen- Herbert’s Western Wear, 85 flagship choir. The Elmer of the Roy Thompson Hall background on the choir, is of a three part concert series, dars now!). Victoria St. W, Alliston. Iseler Singers will be per- Award of Recognition from because St. John’s wants to the third concert will feature Tickets for Elmer Is- You can also call John forming at St. John’s United the Toronto Arts Foundation. make you aware as to how the a cappella group Ca- eler Singers are $35 and Dodington at 705-718-0545 Church in Alliston (across They have built an enviable lucky we are to have a choir dence, and will be on April are available at St. John’s or Mardi Andrew’s at 416- from Shoppers Drug Mart), reputation through their con- of this stature performing in 7 (tickets $20). Cadence is United Church, 56 Vic- 451-1504 Tickets on Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m. certs, broadcasts and record- our own community. One Canada’s premiere vocal t o r i a S t . E , A l l i s t o n , available at the door on the This 20-voice fully-pro- ings, and are regularly fea- does not have to battle the group based in Toronto and Rustic Roots in Jack- evening of the concert (upon fessional choral ensemble tured on CBC Radio 2 and traffic, bad weather condi- have been wowing audi- son Plaza in Beeton availability). is based in Toronto, and are on Classical FM 96.3 Toron- tions, incur the cost of gas considered one of the finest to. The Elmer Iseler Singers and parking and all of the choirs in North America. perform in concert through- travel time to go to Toronto Doug Lougheed of Innisfil The choir was founded in out Canada, the United to experience a wonderful 1979 by the late Dr. Elmer Is- States, and internationally, evening of choral music. St. eler. Now in its 38th season, and they were the recipients John’s United Church will to lead 2017 NVCA board it is conducted by artistic di- of the 2014 National Choral be filled with glorious music rector Lydia Adams. Lydia Award. It promises to be an in its sanctuary which boasts Doug Lougheed, councillor for the Town of Innisfil, will continue to lead the Not- was the Artist Recipient of uplifting evening of music, great acoustics, a grand pi- tawasaga Valley Conservation Authority board of directors in 2017. Councillor Lougheed, a former police officer and family farm manager, was ac- Get your skate on and shop local! claimed chair of the board at the NVCA’s 57th Annual General Meeting on Jan. 27. He has served as the authority’s chair since 2015. The Beeton Tottenham Business Improvement Association (BTBIA) “As an authority, we have accomplished much over the past two years,” said on behalf of our local businesses would like to cordially invite you, your Lougheed. “2017 will be a year of change, with a new CAO expected mid-year. customers, your employees, your family and friends to a Complimentary Working with current CAO Gayle Wood and NVCA staff, the board has set a course skate on Family Day, Monday, Feb. 20 at the Tottenham Arena from 11 that will see us deliver on our commitment to protecting and enhancing the health of a.m. to 12:50 p.m. and 1 to 2:50 p.m. It is a great way to have fun together our watershed.” as a community. Gail Ardiel, Deputy Mayor for the Town of The Blue Mountains, was acclaimed We think this is a great opportunity to promote and market your busi- as vice-chair, a position she has held since 2014. ness ! Keith White, councillor for the Township of Essa, was elected second vice chair. Here are a few ways that you can: White thanked outgoing past-chair Nina Bifolchi, Deputy Mayor for the Town of The BTBIA will be giving away a total of 200 shop local bags. If you Wasaga Beach, recognizing her leadership role in creating greater efficiencies at the are interested in placing marketing material or product or coupons in- authority. side the bags please let them know. Deadline is Feb. 15. NVCA board members are appointed by watershed municipalities in the counties Another opportunity is to set up a table at the arena and promote your of Simcoe, Dufferin and Grey. New to the board is Councillor Keith Lowry of Mul- business. You can have marketing material, handouts and you have the mur Township, who replaces Deputy Mayor Earl Hawkins. opportunity to engage with the community and it shows your communi- The board governs the authority, a public agency dedicated to protecting, enhanc- ty support. Please let them know if you are interested in having a table ing and restoring the Nottawasaga Valley watershed to support a healthy environ- as there is limited space available. ment, communities and lifestyles. Visit www.nvca.on.ca for more information.
Treat your loved one on Valentine’s Starting in Day March 2017, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2017 you can receive services from TUESDAY, Dr. Dresser at Valentine’s FEBRUARY 14 Day Treat your loved one Dr. Jocelyn Dresser to Dinner! Dinner Seating Starting 4:30 pm 9 Queen Street South, Tottenham 905-936-2083 Featuring Prime Rib, Beef Tenderloin, [email protected] Surf and Turf, Atlantic Lobster Stu ed Ravioli, Chicken Supremes, Seafood, Specialty Pastas, etc. 3 Course Dinner Special Available RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED Regular menu not available THE WHISTLE STOP 7 Main Street West, Beeton www.tottenhamchiropractic.com 905.729.0399 whistlestopbeeton.com The TIMES – February 9, 2017 – Page 3 Legion events open to the public By Donna Chamberlain perform the sword dance egory moves on to their lo- forms and rules for this keeps your toes tapping. cal Legion branch. From contest. Wow! Anyone who was All the dancers were great there winners move onto We are continuing at the Tottenham Royal and we really appreciated Zone, District and Provin- serving dinners on Fri- Canadian Legion Robbie their talents. cial contests. What a great day nights except for long Burns dinner knows exact- If you missed this or opportunity for students to weekends. We serve from ly what I mean by that. maybe you were there and learn and talk about a sub- 5:30 until sell out. All are The haggis was piped would like to try a differ- ject they are interested in. welcome. in and John Milne “ad- ent cultural event, Totten- Each school has the entry dressed” the haggis” (yes ham Legion will be having he spoke to the food we a NewfieNite on Feb. 18. were about to eat). Well Come and enjoy dinner and done John. Our thanks go then listen or dance to the out to the Clans of Tecums- music of AJ the DJ. Tick- eth Pipes and Drums who ets are available at the Le- GET DEBT HELP as always provided some gion, 25 Richmond St. E. great entertainment. We will be holding our Free Consultation & No Up Front Fees In my opinion if you Public Speaking event on want to feel really good Feb. 25. Again this year – listen to this band. The all our local schools have band invited the MacMur- been asked to participate Rumanek & Company Ltd. chy School of Highland in this contest. Students Dance to come and en- prepare their speech and Licensed Insolvency Trustee tertain and that they did. present it at the school and Watching young dancers the winner of each age cat- 705-734-1790 Flags lowered to honour losses
Flags at Town facilities were lowered in honour of several recent losses including former Beeton Fire Chief Bill Stra- chan and Alliston resident and WWII veteran Joe McCarroll www.rumanek.com who both passed away on Jan. 30. Mayor Milne asked that the lowered flags also recognize the victims of the recent tragedy at a mosque in Quebec City. 60B Victoria St. West, Alliston Mr. Strachan was a member of Beeton’s fire brigade for 47 years, serving as its chief for 20 of them. Head Office: 1280 Finch Ave. West, Suite 714, Toronto Mr. McCarroll, a local historian, was inducted into the 10 Locations in Ontario Museum on the Boyne’s Wall of Honour in 2010. Page 4 – February 9, 2017 – The TIMES
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We MARK PAVILONS students and six adults accommodations for which involved amaz- cery bags were prized funded the construc- [email protected] formed this team of visitors, a church, ing teamwork to pull for their multi-pur- tion of a new well. “pilgrims” working school, seniors’ centre off such a potentially pose practicality. The Some of our funds will Reporters precarious move. suitcases we left be- be used to build a pub- Wendy Gabrek under our host, Sis- and clinic. Her small Brian Lockhart, Sports ter Maude Rhenuad compound is the focal I watched some of hind become storage lic washroom where and the Congregacion point of the commu- them eat their meals. containers. none exist. Hijas de Maria. For nity. For that short time On our final day All of this was made they felt the comfort of there, we took a group possible by the mis- Advertising decades, this diminu- While I’ve seen and tive powerhouse has written about the hu- a warm meal brought of school children to sion team and the gen- Sales Reps been championing the man condition over to their doorstep. Per- the beach. Despite liv- erosity of others. St. ANNETTE DERRAUGH rights of her people – the years, in this case haps they took com- ing on a tropical is- Michael’s “Magnifi- [email protected] the Haitians who toil we lived in the middle fort in the fact that a land, they have never cent 7” included Marc group of Canadians seen the ocean and Anthony Corallo, Heather Erwin to eke out a meager ex- of it. You could not istence in an unforgiv- help but be moved in cared enough to make they were quite over- Karolina Drozd, Liam the gesture. whelmed by the ex- Hesketh-Pavilons, Classifieds ing land. different ways. One Of course, there perience. Some were Daniel Iaboni, Daniel [email protected] I joined my son and moment you’re on the was the first “outsid- verge of tears, the next were occasions when timid and afraid of the Jerman, Victoria Ver- Composing er” on this adventure. your laughing with people shouted, jostled slopping waves. One ni and Noah Wright. I wanted to witness children. and asked for more. girl grasped my hand Father Goetz’s “Dy- Graphic Designer the compelling and We could have doubled firmly and confidently namic Duo” included Lisa Clendening I marvel at the fact strangely alluring ex- life was meant to be our efforts and it still directed me to walk Joy Abubakar and Jes- perience. lived simply. wouldn’t have been with her, out a little sica Duarte. The best enough. But with focus farther. This one will teachers on the planet Business I was warned this Did we make a dif- mission involved hard ference? You bet! and cooperation we de- go far in life! who led the group Mary Speck work, from sun up to In one afternoon, livered our aid with a The real changes were Chaplain Urszu- Al Lord sun down. After a cou- we visited three bat- smile, handshake and and improvements la Cybulko, Christo- ple of days, every part eys and handed out “God bless.” in the community pher Fielder, Michael Subscription rates: of my body ached, but clothes to more than The number of speak for themselves. Gallo, Lisa O’Donnell Within 65 km except towns with letter it was a good pain, a 200 people. The next young mothers with A local man has made and Joann Mansfield. carriers – $52.00 incl. G.S.T. well deserved wake-up babies and toddlers in enough money from The generosity of Beyond 65 km and towns with letter day we delivered food carriers – $89.00 incl. G.S.T. call. We worked hard care packages to an- tow was astonishing. the sale of handmade my supporters played Single copies $1.50 incl. G.S.T. to make the lives of other 100 sugar cane These beautiful chil- bracelets (mostly to a big part in the suc- Published every Thursday strangers a little bet- dren are growing up our group alone) to cess of our “pilgrim- Copyright The Times 2015 workers and their ter, more tolerable, in rather dismal con- pay down some of his age.” Thank you. The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall families. The bags not be liable for damages arising out of errors less empty. ditions, yet they are debt and open a make- By paying it for- in advertisements beyond the amount paid contained rice, flour, for the space actually occupied by that por- priceless. shift store next to his ward we set in motion tion of the advertisement in which the error We concentrated sugar, beans, cooking occurred, whether such error is due to the We were welcomed home. We purchased a cycle of generosity, negligence of its servants or otherwise, and our efforts on pro- oil and sardines. We there shall be no liability for non insertion of and thanked. I handed an expensive, com- compassion and hope. any advertisement beyond the amount paid viding food, clothing also added hats, shirts for such advertisement. and necessities to the and work gloves. This out crosses and rosa- mercial grade stain- THE TIMES is a member of the Ontario Press Council, an independent body set Haitian sugar cane not only provides a up by the newspapers of the province to uphold freedom of expression and deal with workers, who are per- week’s worth of food, complaints from readers. The Press Council encourages complainants to first give the sona non grata in the it gives them a break newspaper an opportunity to redress their grievances. If not satisfied, they may then Dominican. Sister and eases their finan- write to the Council, enclosing a copy of material that is the subject of the complaint, Maude oversees some cial burden. You can at 80 Gould St., Suite 206, Toronto, Ont. M5A 4L8. 55 bateys (ramshackle see this, and other We acknowledge the financial support of the villages), helping up- videos on YouTube: Government of Canada. wards of 10,000 souls! https://www.youtube. To them she is truly a com/watch?v=wwpP_ godsend and she’s ded- MZGzI4&sns=em icated her life to im- In those two days we proving their plight. spent hours standing Member CCNA Thanks to the team’s in the back of a pick- effort and financial up truck, bouncing support, she’s been around roughly 120 ki- able to upgrade her fa- lometres of dirt paths. The TIMES – February 9, 2017 – Page 5 Community Show and tell program an annual delight building By Helen Yielding tery objects. This year his intriguing project which he Carmichael, captured sev- topic followed by a social By Gerry Marshall Sleuthing, surprises items related to fireplaces shared in photos: the resto- eral buildings in Newton hour. Simcoe Warden and treasures were all part – an 18th century tong for ration, inside and out, of a Robinson in a 1933 painting At our March 20 meet- of the annual “Show and lighting pipes, a meat fork 1947 wood ‘tear drop’ trail- which hangs at McMichael ing come on a virtual tour of Simcoe County is proud- Tell” program at the Te- and a crusie lamp. A boxed er, originally manufactured Art Gallery, a copy of which Beeton and its history with ly a welcoming and diverse cumseth & W. Gwillimbury compass with a light and a in Fort Erie whose new takes pride of place in her Bert Platt. Victorian Mourn- community and we have Historical Society’s January measuring tape based on an owner is about to use it to Newton Robinson home. ing Customs highlight our positioned ourselves for meeting and, as a result, the unusual measuring unit of 1 cross Canada this summer Well done, members! April 17 meeting and Da- growth on a human level members were appropriate- foot 2 inches were exhib- for our 150th birthday. Our February meeting vid Chambers will share his as well as business and in- ly entertained. ited by Franz Aschwanden. Three sleuths shared their is timely. Quilts and other experiences in Surviving A dustry. I have spoken about As for the treasures, Jan Mary Ann Schleuter’s pant findings. From the identi- Comforts, with examples House Restoration on May our diversity, welcoming Coward exhibited a photo clips for bicycling invoked fication of a simple button from the collection of June 15. spirit and history of inclu- of her great grandparents, surprised memories as did in an old button jar, June Chambers, will warm you Good topics and good sion in the past and while the starting point to recount an early 1915 wristwatch, Chambers was able trace its up. Plan to join us on Mon- times await you. For more there has been significant some interesting family his- (pocket watches were de ri- origin to the George Ogil- day, Feb. 20 in the Tec We information please phone attention towards recent tory. Isabel Abbott’s trea- gueur at that time) from the vie Tailor shop operating in Gwill Hall in Newton Rob- 905-775-7144 or 905-936- domestic and world events, sures consisted of 3 framed, collection of George Phil- Bradford in the late 1880s inson at 7:30 and enjoy this 6549. our position on welcom- delicate, cross stitch pieces lips. and fill in a history of this ing newcomers and grow- depicting English cottages Betsy Flood read a local family. A yet unsolved ing our economy remains which she acquired on a lengthy and detailed histo- mystery concerned a large, HAGAN TREE SERVICE unchanged. Our message trip, while a collection of ry of a victim of an accident unusual British flag of un- Est. 1979 • PRUNING • PLANTING • REMOVAL • STUMPING is that of growth, diversity pewter utensils – a com- all of which was inscribed known date rescued from a PRUNING • PLANTING • REMOVAL • STUMPING munion flagon, spoons and on a 1822 tombstone that garage sale by Clarke and TREES • AWARDSHRUBS WINNING • HEDGES and the emphasis of build- LANDSCAPE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION cup all bearing an identify- marked his grave in a cem- Joanne Smith. And Andrea FULLY INSURED – CONSULTING ing-up our communities ing ‘touch mark’ – were dis- etery in the U.S. Don Moss- Nolan discovered that Ca- NEW TECUMSETH through the success of open BOB HAGAN, I.S.A. 1-905-936-2876 played by Tim Orlik. ey recently completed an nadian painter, Franklin arms for newcomers, busi- CERTIFIED ARBORIST 416-230-3184 David Chambers always nesses and industry because surprises with his mys- this strengthens all of us collectively. I am resolved that our path is correct and our vi- CROSSWORD INC. X sion is shared by our fed- Brokerage eral, provincial and munici- PUZZLE NO. 423 Sarah pal partners on this matter. 12. Oral history Our region is home to more Fleming 13. Knight’s club 14. Roe fish than 50,000 foreign-born Broker of Record/ 16. Fastener residents, within our bor- Owner 22. Exhibition area ders you can hear over 107 24. Young boy different languages, and ac- Karen 25. Sailor’s yes cording to StatsCan nearly 26. 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Appearing Baron Watson (Fox on the materializes onstage in only to him, the tempera- Fairway) takes on the role Cookstown through Feb. mental Elvira soon out- of the hapless Charles. 19 at South Simcoe The- stays her welcome by mak- As the unpredictable El- atre. ing increasingly desperate vira, Joanna Megraw (The To gather material for attempts to disrupt Charles’ Drowsy Chaperone) makes his next book, novelist marriage to Ruth. the most of her ghostly Charles Condomine and In a clash of ghostly and role, while Jennifer Senior his straight-laced second mortal personalities, love (All Shook Up) from Bar- wife Ruth invite the eccen- and marriage soon turns rie and Christopher Perche- tric clairvoyant Madame into mayhem as the feuding luk (Dracula) from Innisfil Arcati to their country wives plot to sabotage each play bewildered husband home to conduct a séance. other’s as well as Charles’ and wife Violet and Dr.
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FORM 6 Municipal Act, 2001: SALE OF LAND BY PUBLIC TENDER THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEW TECUMSETH
Take Notice that tenders are invited for the purchase of the land described below and will be received until 3:00 p.m. local time on February 22, 2017, at the New Tecumseth George Bradman. New to rato (from Barrie) is new the Wagon Wheel (705- Municipal Office, 10 Wellington St. East, Alliston Ontario. The tenders will then be opened in public on the same day as soon as possible after 3:00 p.m. at the New Tecumseth SST (but not the local com- to SST but already proving 458-0000); in Lefroy, it’s Municipal Office, 10 Wellington St. East, Alliston. Description of Land: Roll No. 43 24 040 munity theatre fraternity), herself indispensable! Harbour House Grill (705- 001 13900 0000; 6789 4th Line, Tottenham; PIN 58171-0040(LT); Part Lot 4, Concession Raffaella Gardhouse – also To augment patrons’ 456-3663). Please contact 3, Tecumseth as in RO1315292; T/W RO124425; New Tecumseth. File No. 13-06 from Barrie – tries val- night on the town, four lo- them respectively for more Minimum Tender Amount: $60,000.00 Tenders must be submitted in the prescribed iantly to be understanding cal restaurants are offering information. form and must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a money order or of a bank draft or cheque certified by a bank or trust corporation payable to the municipality and as the beleaguered Ruth, an incentive for anyone Blithe Spirit runs Thurs- representing at least 20 per cent of the tender amount. Except as follows, the municipality while Jo-Anne Pulfer from who make reservations and day to Saturday at 8 p.m. makes no representation regarding the title, crown interests or any other matters Tottenham and most often bring their show ticket for and Sunday at 2 p.m. relating to the land to be sold. Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests found on stages throughout that day’s performance. A Tickets are $18 and per- with the potential purchasers. This sale is governed by the Municipal Act, 2001 and the Municipal Tax Sales Rules made under that Act. The successful purchaser will be the region, plays overly- special “something” will formances take place at required to pay the amount tendered plus accumulated taxes, HST if applicable and the anxious house-maid Edith. be included in the meal and the Town Hall located at 1 relevant land transfer tax. The municipality has no obligation to provide vacant possession Behind the scenes, SST it can be for brunch, lunch, Hamilton Street in Cook- to the successful purchaser. For further information regarding this sale and a copy of the veteran Candy Pryce (Lon- dinner or even for a bite stown; please contact the prescribed form of tender, visit: www.OntarioTaxSales.ca or if no internet access available, don Suite, Fox on the Fair- after the show – just have box office at 705-458-4432 contact: Rob Rosilius, Supervisor of Revenue/Tax Collector, The Corporation of the Town of New Tecumseth 10 Wellington St. E., Alliston, ON L9R1A1 705-435-3900 ext. 1257 way, Weekend Comedy) is your ticket (or stub) for that to purchase tickets. For back in the director’s chair day’s show. The participat- more information regard- BUY YOUR NEW TECUMSETH DOG LICENSE ONLINE-The Town recently much to the delight of all, ing restaurants in Cook- ing all things SST, please partnered with DocuPet, an online licensing system that allows you to now purchase your Nancy Hardy from Egbert stown are The Cookstown go to www.southsimco- dog license online at newtecumseth.docupet.com is producing again after a Pub Co (705-291-2000), etheatre.com NEW TECUMSETH IS NOW ACCEPTING very long hiatus and stage The Iron Horse Bar & 2017 COMMUNITY GRANT APPLICATIONS manager Rosalind Nacca- Grill (705-458-2500) and The application process for the Town of New Tecumseth’s 2017 Community Grant Program is now open. The deadline for submitting grant applications is Friday, March 31, Website ‘Keanan Helps’ launched 2017 at 4:30 pm. Applications for the following three categories are now being received: Community Grant Program (groups considering a request to have Town user fees waived must apply for a grant in this category) Maximum eligible grant amount $2000; A new website – www.keananhelps.ca – in tribute to Keanan Allin Boston, has been Community Events Grant Program – max. eligible amount $2000; launched. “Keanan Helps” is based on the foundation of helping others. Community Arts, Culture and Tourism Grant Program – max. eligible amount $25,000. The three pillars of help are: The Hospital for Sick Children, Ontario Early Years All information submitted is public information. Complete 2017 Grant Applications will be Centre and organ donation awareness. The site features all of the information on events brought forward to a Working Session of Council in May of 2017 for consideration. such as Keanan’s Family Walk on April 1 and fundraising efforts. Bookmark this page Grants will be awarded to groups which meet the eligibility criteria, with priority given to groups which submit complete grant applications on the approved application form, along and also check out our Facebook page Keanan Helps. with the supporting documents by the deadline and subject to available funds within the The Boston family encourage peoples to come to the site to learn how they too can annual Council approved budget. Please refer to the Community Grant Program Policy to help others through Keanan Helps. review eligibility criteria. The Policy & 2017 Grant Application Forms and more details can be found on the Town’s website at: http://newtecumseth.ca/residents/services/grants/
TENDER T17-04 DEADMAN BRIDGE REHABILITATION #12028 Tenders, clearly marked as to contents, will be received by the undersigned until TAX EXPERTS 2:00 p.m., local time on Thursday February 23, 2017 for the rehabilitation of the Deadman Bridge, located on the 10th Sideroad approximately th tax 400 m North of the 10 Line, Beeton, in the Town of New Tecumseth, County of Simcoe. tax The work shall consist of, but not be limited to, removal and replacement of the concrete EXPERTS EXPERTS overlay, reconstruction of the abutments to semi-integral design, removal and replacement of the concrete parapet walls, guide rail installation and minor road reconstruction. To obtain a copy of the tender in pdf format, contact [email protected] or K.J. HILL HIGGINS OFFICE John Harrett HOTS & TAX SERVICES copies are available for download at www.biddingo.com. FINANCIAL SERVICES Accounting Each tender must be accompanied by a certified tender deposit in the amount of 10% of [email protected] aE-FILE Personal and Small Business the total bid price (excluding taxes) made payable to the Town of New Tecumseth and an Professional Investment aPERSONAL AND SMALL Income Tax Services Agreement to Bond providing for a 100% Performance Bond and a 50% Labour and & Tax Services BUSINESS TAX PREPARATION ~ E-File ~ Material Payment Bond. KEN HILL, CFP Decorative Elements V.001 -75 Set.006 Main - MediaMilitia.com St. W., 905-936-2798 CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER The Town reserves the right to select a proponent based on the proposal evaluation. Beeton 13-A Queen Street S. Box 700 12 Queen St. North, P.O. Box 646 Tottenham L0G 1W0 Lori Archibald, Senior Buyer, Town of New Tecumseth 905 748-1111 10 Wellington Street East, Alliston, Ontario L9R 1A1 Tottenham, Ont. (Above ‘Affordable Optical’) Bus 905-936-4242 Fax 905-936-3675 email: [email protected] [email protected] FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT WWW.NEWTECUMSETH.CA The TIMES – February 9, 2017 – Page 7
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Hornets lead 2-1 in quarter-fi nal vs. Schomberg By Brian Lockhart After taking a 3-1 both on assists from lead in the fi rst period, Drake Board – to make The Alliston Junior all on power play goals, it a tie game and it went C Hornets are leading the Hornets scored two into overtime to declare their quarter-fi nal play- more in the second to a winner. off off series against the make it a 5-2 game with The Cougars scored Schomberg Cougars 2-1 one period left to go. at 5:51 into the OT pe- after taking an over- The only third pe- riod for the win. time loss on Sunday riod goal came from the In other quarter-fi - night. Cougars and the Allis- nal series, the Stayner The series got under ton squad left the ice Siskins and Caledon way on Thursday (Feb. with a 5-2 win to lead Golden Hawks are tied 2) in Schomberg. the series 2-0. at one. At the start of the The teams were back The Penetang Kings third period the Hor- at it on Sunday night in and Orillia Terriers are nets were leading 4-0 Alliston with an early 6 tied at one game each. on goals that included p.m. start. The Midland Fly- a hat-trick by Drake After playing to a 1-1 ers are leading 2-0 in Board. tie in the fi rst, Schom- their series against the Two fi nal third pe- berg went ahead on the Huntsville Otters. riod goals ended game only second period goal. The series will be The Alliston Junior C Hornets hosted the Schomberg Cougars during game three one at 6-1 for an Allis- The Cougars were back in Schomberg to- of their best of seven quarter- nal series at the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre ton lead in the series. leading 3-1 early in the night (Feb. 9) for game on Feb. 5. Below, 18 former captains of the Alliston Junior C Hockey Club dating The series returned fi rst. four. back to 1972 returned to the ice for the hockey Club’s 45th anniversary celebra- to Alliston on Friday, Alliston’s Ryan The teams return tion at the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre on Jan. 27. The evening featured two Feb. 3. Young scored twice – to Alliston on Sunday, alumni games prior to the Hornets regular season game against the Orillia Terriers. Feb. 12, for game fi ve of Dropping the puck for the ceremonial face-o is Marvin Rutledge, captain of team the series. in the 1986-87 season. Taking the face-o is current Hornets captain Devon Gill- Du erin Marsh activities ham and Orillia captain Jake Shaw.
The Dufferin Marsh Committee is conducting their 20th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count from Feb. 17 to 20. Become a citizen scientist and join the Dufferin Marsh in Schomberg on Monday, Feb. 20 at 10 a.m. for the Great Backyard Bird Count. This is a guided bird walk where participants help collect infor- mation on winter birds in our area. Dress for the weather and bring binoculars (some will be avail- able to borrow) and meet by the bulletin board on the south side of Dr. Kay Drive in Schomberg. This group is also planning their annual Com- munity Skate on Saturday, Feb. 11 at 3 p.m. in the Marsh. If the ice is not safe it may have to be post- poned to another date.
Sonics lose close one The South Simcoe Sonics U14 girls team took on the Orangeville Hawks during a mini tournament at Westside Secondary School in Orangeville on Jan. 28. The Sonics lost by a single point giving up the game 35-34. Page 8 – February 9, 2017 – The TIMES
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