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That was the message ultimately enrich our local However, council and delivered by Mayor Steve culture. the community is look- Pellegrini, before a full The community can get ing at what to do with the house at the annual gen- involved in many ways, old Schomberg arena and eral meeting of the Con- and even small contribu- here is an opportunity to cerned Citizens of King tions make a big differ- explore such potential. Township Sunday at the ence, Pellegrini said. Submissions on ideas for Trisan Centre. The Township is also the arena are being accept- The innovative, grass- working on updating the ed by the Township until roots Integrated Commu- local village plans. April 25. nity Sustainability Plan King is also a big agri- The Township is also (ISCP) has marked its cultural community, and eyeing the former Holy first anniversary and the Councillor Avia Eek’s Name school building and mayor provided some up- presence on council has property on King Road, dates and insights into the given farmers a voice. just west of King City. plan’s progress. The mayor also noted The buzz word “sustain- sustainability means King’s staff and council ability” is often loosely de- thinking outside the box understand development fined as meeting the needs ICSP now serves as King’s Following the success struct a new store at the and finding different ways pressures and they try to of the current generation strategic plan, setting the of the ICSP, the Township Nobleton plaza occupied to achieve common goals. be reasonable with anyone without compromising fu- stage for the future. is currently preparing its by No Frills. Their design One way is to create part- submitting an application. ture generations. The may- The ICSP contains first-ever economic devel- has gone through several nerships and the Town- Sometimes, the Township or says it’s about balance, some 19 major themes, opment strategy, along modifications, but a cur- ship has done so with local is forced to go to the Ontar- and creating harmony values and more than a with a new recreation rent stumbling block is private schools Villanova io Municipal Board, which among four main “pillars” dozen short-term priori- master plan. the location of the loading and Country Day School, rules on planning applica- in our ICSP – the environ- ties, many of which have Pellegrini noted there’s docks, which face Highway as well as Seneca College, tions. The mayor did note ment, economy, socio-cul- already been attained. a will to strengthen plan- 27. Council has stressed in hopes of sharing sports there is a reserve fund for ture issues and municipal All staff reports that ning bylaws in King, par- the need for aesthetics and facilities and art centres. the planning department finances. come before King council ticularly given the rapid maintaining the character During question pe- to attend OMB hearings. Until recent political now contain references growth experienced by of the village and hopes riod, one resident praised Every aspect of living will and community in- and/or direct links to King City and Nobleton. are a suitable compromise the current council for its in this “idyllic coummu- volvement came together, the ICSP. The term “inte- He offered a current can be reached. Pellegrini “thoughtfulness” in tak- nity of communities” is King didn’t have a cur- grated” is not just a catch example to demonstrate noted this is a prime exam- ing the time to full consid- touched and bolstered by rent strategic plan or any phrase – the ICSP weaves how the principles of the ple of “balance” – weigh- er the ramifications of its the Integrated Community economic/business strate- its way through all aspects ICSP filter to local busi- ing the local economy, decisions. Sustainability Plan. And gies. After in-depth com- of local government and ness development. The social aspects and design Another resident won- every resident is part of munity involvement, the life in King Township. LCBO is hoping to con- elements to best benefit dered about affordable the plan. Thursday, April 11, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 3 King council supports o -leash dog park By Angela Gismondi According to the staff amenities that would be majority of them probably street. It’s a destination said the park has to be im- report, of the two sites included. It’s up to council were. park.” plemented in an economi- King council supports presented, King Station to decide whether or not to “We contacted all reg- Councillor Debbie cal manner but she sees it the development of an off- was preferred due to size, include it in the budget. istered dog owners in the Schaefer said she dis- as a benefi t to local dogs leash dog park on the King accessibility, existing ame- Councillor Peter Gran- township of King to make cussed the proposed dog and their owners. Station site in King City. nities and future growth dilli was not impressed them aware of the ses- park on her blog and got a “It’s about socialization The matter was brought of the area. Some of the with the dog park propos- sion,” said Fasciano, add- comment from a resident for the owners too,” said up and discussed at the additional features people al. ing the session was well- who doesn’t own any dogs Schaefer. “It’s where you Committee of the Whole would like to see incorpo- “We’re always looking attended. but occasionally watches meet your friends and oth- meeting Monday. A public rated in the site are double for land,” said Grandilli. As for the user fee, dogs for her family. She er people who have dogs.” session was held March 19 gated entrances, a water “Now we have a piece of Fasciano said the staffi ng commented the location The matter was re- to obtain input from the station, shelter for patrons land and we’re going to cost would far outweigh on Station Road would ceived and referred back public for an off-leash dog and their dogs, disposable give it to the dogs?” any user fee the township be perfect and suggested to staff who will bring park in the township. waste bag stations and cov- He wanted to know how could charge for using the a separate area for small a further report back to Many people comment- ered garbage containers. many of the people who park. and large dogs. Schaefer council for consideration. ed a dog park is needed The consensus was the off- attended the public input Councillor Cleve Mor- in King and would ben- leash dog park should be session were residents of telliti provided a bit of efi t dogs and their owners. functional and accessible the township. He also won- background on the matter. Two potential sites were to dog owners and their dered if there was a way He explained that the de- considered at the public dogs. to charge a user fee for the veloper decided to provide BOLTON input session – Cold Creek A preliminary fi nancial dog park. this piece of parkland and BEAUTY! Conservation Area located evaluation completed by Chris Fasciano, direc- the township was hoping on the 11th Concession in staff has provided an esti- tor of the parks, recreation to use it to build much- Nobleton and King Station mated range of $45,000 to and culture department needed soccer fi elds. But located on the south west $75,000 to design and com- responded he was not sure when it was determined side of King Road and plete the construction of how many residents were that soccer fi elds wouldn’t Keele Street. the project, depending on from King but said that a work because of accessibility issues Mortel- liti started asking himself what else could be done York Regional Police sta with the property. Welcome Home to the Bentley Model! “We’re limited as to 2500 Sq. Ft. Grandbrook Home on premium corner lot. No among top wage earners what we can use it for, neighbors behind! 4 bdrms., hdwd. on main, upgraded ceram- certainly not active park ics, pot lights! Enjoy open concept living! Lrg. eat-in kit. o/l fam. land,” said Mortelliti. rm. & w/o to cedar deck. Sep. LR/DR, foyer open to upstairs. “There had been requests By Mark Pavilons Oversize master w/w/i closet & 7 pc ensuite. $564,900 for a dog park in King Protecting York’s citizens got a little more expensive last year. City.” York Regional Police has a large contingent of members on the “Sunshine List,” Mayor Steve Pellegrini the annual list of civil servants who earn $100,000 or more annually. pointed out that a dog park YRP Deputy Chief Bruce Herridge has the distinction of the being the highest is much more than a place Karen WRIGHT paid public servant in the region. He earned $336,386.33 which included $13,965.32 to walk your dog. Sales Representative REALTY INC., BROKERAGE in taxable benefi ts. “It’s not about walk- “Buy and Sell Chief Eric Jolliffe earned $217,475.97, along with $7,040.97 in benefi ts. ing your dog, it’s about tel 416.798.7070 Wright” Deputy Chief Thomas Carrique earned $175,000.02, along with $9,028.83 in ben- socializing the animal,” dir 416.580.1382 efi ts. explained Pellegrini. “You fax 905.851.8794 On the administrative side, manager of legal services Jason Fraser ($158,159.10) can walk your dog on any BuyandSellWright.com and fi nancial services manager Mark Holland (4154,154.62) were the top wage-earners. There are some well paid inspectors on the force, too. Inspector Karen Noakes was tops, with a salary of $171,485.50, along with $12,288.54 in benefi ts. Rudolph Crawford earned $164,891.76, along with $10,303.66 in benefi ts. Next was Mark Brown, who earned $164,264.35, and $11,195.36 in benefi ts. Other top inspectors were Paul Pedersen ($162,905.71), Stanley Colley ($162,782.52 and $11,222.65 in benefi ts), Anthony Cusimano ($162,770.66 and $9,020.45 in benefi ts), Gerard Milne ($157,808.79), Graeme Turl ($156,529.79), William Faulkner ($154,594.96), Carolyn Bishop ($153,998.34), Donald West ($150,365.69) and Graham Beverly ($150,016.43). Many sergeants and constables also broke the $100,000 mark in 2012. Overall, the total number of employees disclosed under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act increased by 11% or 8,823 employees from 79,589 in 2011 to 88,412 in 2012, which is consistent with the increase experienced in 2011. The Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act requires public sector organizations to disclose, by March 31, the name, position, salary and taxable benefi ts of their employees paid $100,000 or more in the previous calendar year. 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Winter BLOWOUT! 4 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, April 11, 2013 SIMCOE-YORK Sky’s the limit for civil servant salaries PRINTING & “Public servants say, Municipal CAOs can tion, they say. Hogwash. do have a say and have PUBLISHING always with the best of be worth their weight in Let them try to snag a every right to be con- intentions, ‘What greater gold if they’re very good. $200,000 job these days cerned. LIMITED service we could render if Their jobs are also a bit that offers guaranteed Is it too late to apply only we had a little more unstable and they can be security, benefits and a the brakes? Publisher of the money and a little more terminated at the whim hefty pension. Not if there’s a politi- King Weekly Sentinel power.’ But the truth is of council. That’s one of The salaries and bo- cal will. Both the prov- Business Offices that outside of its legiti- the reasons for their re- nuses paid to bank ex- ince and feds have dis- mate function, govern- muneration packages. ecutives and chairs of cussed salary caps for 25 Queen St. N. ment does nothing as well King is not known various multinational MPs and MPPs and oth- Bolton ON L7E 1C1 or as economically as the for its extravagance, corporations are in the er civil servants. Can se- (shared with Caledon private sector.” – Ronald but rather its frugality. millions. Sure, but it’s nior staff be far behind? Citizen) Reagan So, it’s hard to criticize an apples and oranges We don’t have a bot- Toll Free 1-888-557-6626 them for paying a hand- comparison. tomless pit of money. 905-857-6626 As average Canadi- ful of their staff these How can you compare We can’t just keep print- Fax: 905-857-6363 ans struggle with re- salaries. running a regional de- ing the stuff in order to www.simcoeyorkprinting.com cord levels of personal The picture in York Mark Pavilons partment to running the satisfy the voracious ap- debt, there are tens of Region, and across the country, or the province, petites of our civil ser- Editorial thousands of taxpayer- province, is far differ- sive $291,811.41. or a fleet of profit-mak- vants. Editor supported civil servants ent. It has a seemingly The third highest ing oil rigs? We’ve allowed govern- MARK PAVILONS living the high life. sickening and endless employee was the asso- Instead of compar- ment bureaucracy – at [email protected] The annual “Sun- list of “Sunshine” mem- ciate medical officer of ing government to other all levels – to bloat to shine” list of those earn- bers, commanding mil- health, Lilian Yuan, who government or private unprecedented propor- Advertising & ing $100,000 or more was lions in remuneration. earned $257,019.26. She corporations, compare tions. We are partly to Administration released recently. It’s Managing a billion- was followed by another them to non-profit orga- blame. medical colleague, Erica Head Office bigger and better than dollar corporation re- nizations, who are ac- But we don’t have to ever, with a record num- quires expertise from Weir, associate medical countable to the public simply accept the expla- 34 Main St. W. ber of high wage-earn- well paid mid- and up- officer of health, who for every penny. Beeton ON L0G 1A0 nations and rationaliza- ers – 88,412. per-level management, was paid $250,315.75. Here’s some more food 905-729-2287 tions. We can ask for fru- I’d like to point out the right? I’m not sure why for thought – $200,000 Fax: 905-729-2541 gality. Actually, we can average salary in Cana- Well, let’s see. the Region needs three works out to about $115 demand it. Advertising da is roughly $41,000. The top 10 civil ser- medical administrators, per hour. There are We’re lucky that collecting more than Jacklyn Ducharme In King Township, vants are all over the Third World countries Canada hasn’t suffered [email protected] CAO Susan Plamondon $200,000 mark, ringing $800,000. whose GDP isn’t as high the economic turmoil Wayne Nichols is the top wage-earn- the till at a combined The highest paid civil as York’s “Sunshine endured by the U.S. or [email protected] er, pulling in $175,994. $2.1 million – for 10 peo- servant in the Region List” tab. most European nations. Annette Derraugh Mayor Steve Pellegrini ple! is York Regional Police The Salary Disclo- We are still solvent. But Heather Erwin pointed out this is what The top wage-earner Deputy Chief Bruce sure Act was passed by it won’t last forever. Joel Gillespie she was paid in Geor- at the Region was Karim Herridge, who earned the Mike Harris gov- Hats off to those Myles Meddick gina and in comparison Kurji, the medical offi- $336,387.33 in 2012. He ernment in 1996 to pro- 88,412 employees who en- Adam Pileggi with 10 other nearby cer of health. He earned was closely followed by mote transparency and joy great jobs and great Alex Pozdrowski municipal CAOs, Pla- a salary of $294,016.72. Ken Thurston, direc- accountability. Prior lives. You’re welcome! Rob Carrick mondon’s salary is the Next was York’s tor of education for the to Harris taking over, York District School Classifieds lowest. She’s “very fairly CAO Bruce MacGregor, remember the “Rae paid,” he said. who pulled in an impres- Board, who pulled in Days” introduced as a Brainteaser [email protected] $313,961.39. cost-saving measure by Graphic Designers I’d like to point out Bob Rae? Lisa Clendening Letter to the Editor that these salaries are Of course, publishing John Speziali higher than those gar- names of civil servants nered by Premier Kath- Business Salaries warranted? will not make the issue leen Wynne and Prime go away, or shame them Janice Coté I realize that in this day and age we don’t normally Minister Stephen Harper. into volunteering for Sylvia DeShane question the salaries and benefits of public sector em- Supporters of such wage caps. In fact, many Mary Speck ployees, but the salaries and benefits of the top seven gluttony say just look government employees wage earners at King Township literally blow me away. at the salaries of the see their jobs as “cash Subscription rates: These seven individuals alone cost the Township private sector. They for life,” another reason close to $888,000 per year. Obviously, the remainder of Which cheese Within 65 km except towns with can make much more accountability is neces- letter carriers – $39.00 + G.S.T. the Township staff with unpublished salaries takes the at a private corpora- sary. is made back- Beyond 65 km and towns with grand total well over one million dollars a year. letter carriers – $67.00 + G.S.T. When staff salaries Single copies 94¢ + G.S.T. I recognize that many of these individuals are talent- wards? or $1.00 (includes G.S.T.) ed professionals but frankly, their duties and responsi- Trivia outweigh the money Last week’s Published every Wednesday bilities do not warrant these kinds of salaries. It is very spent on services, something is seriously wrong. answer: I’d Copyright King Weekly Sentinel 2012 unlikely they would be earning this kind of remunera- Dolphins can It’s the “employ- The advertiser agrees that the tion if they were working in similar positions in the pri- rather a croco- publisher shall not be liable for vate sector. recognize them- ers” who make the sal- damages arising out of errors in advertisements beyond the Every day it seems we have Finance Minister Fla- selves in a mir- ary decisions. Isn’t that dile attack an amount paid for the space actually herty telling us Canadians that we are living beyond occupied by that portion of the ror. us? And since these are alligator. advertisement in which the error our means and need to eliminate our debt, live more tax dollars, all of us occurred, whether such error is due modestly and be more productive. Great advice! Howev- to the negligence of its servants or otherwise, and there shall be no er, I don’t believe he is directing this pompous rhetoric liability for non insertion of any at his fellow public workers as we rarely see evidence of advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. the public service tightening its belt. Many thousands of people are traveling at 6 a.m. down to the city to work; many will not see home again Simcoe-York Printing for another 12 or more hours. People working in the pri- & Publishing Limited, vate sector have lost pensions, benefits and salaries over publisher of the New Tecumseth Times the past few years due to the downturn in the economy. King Weekly Sentinel Countless have not seen a pay increase in years. I won- Innisfil Scope der if that is the case amongst our township employees. Caledon Publishing Ltd. Companies have eliminated staff; those who have publisher of managed to hold onto their jobs are doing double, some- Caledon Citizen times triple duty. Meanwhile, the public sector has added 11% to its number in a one year period. Times are tough. But do you think that we could we Member spread the grief across the board a little more evenly? CCNA Mike Shackleford Schomberg Thursday, April 11, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 5 MPPs Munro and Hardeman meet with area farmers York-Simcoe MPP Julia we continue to hear is that who will be affected by Caucus. into a dedicated fund to available at www.pccau- Munro and Oxford MPP the government imposes programs as they are de- “The Liberal govern- manage risk and benefit cus.com. Ernie Hardeman, PC Crit- policies and programs on signed.” ment continues to ignore farmers. “Over the past few ic for Agriculture, Food rural Ontario and our ag- Hardeman pointed to the needs of rural Ontario • Reduce red tape by years a divide has devel- and Rural Affairs, met riculture industry without the recently released PC and the agriculture com- implementing a one-win- oped between rural Ontar- with farmers to hear about understanding what the white paper on Agricul- munity. Only the Ontario dow access to government, io and our urban focused the challenges they are impact will be,” said Har- ture, Food and Rural Af- PCs have a plan to build on reviewing licences, per- government. We need to facing including red tape deman. “We believe that fairs Paths to Prosperity: the role of agriculture in a mits and certificates to work together to address and to share the recently there needs to be a shift Respect for Rural Ontario. strong economy for all of see which ones could be the challenges Ontario’s released PC white paper to respect the needs of This is the 12th in a series us. I am pleased to be here combined and which ones farmers are facing, such Respect for Rural Ontario. rural Ontario and ensure of discussion papers re- today to listen to farmers could be eliminated and as red tape so we can cre- “One of the challenges consultation with people leased by the Ontario PC and hear their reactions to reducing regulatory bur- ate an environment where our plan,” said Munro. den by at least 33%. our farmers can grow and The white paper con- The white paper Re- succeed,” said Hardeman. tains a number of initia- spect for Rural Ontario is MPP Klees presents Preserving tives to strengthen the agriculture industry and restore respect for rural Existing Communities Act Ontario including: Simcoe-York • Implement a 2% On- Newmarket-Aurora MPP Frank Klees took the first step to preserve the quality tario biodiesel mandate to of life of existing communities and to make municipal councils responsible and Group of Newspapers reduce greenhouse gases, accountable for decisions relating to the intensification of established neighbour- create new markets for hoods. waste products and create EDITOR “From time to time, legislation can have unintended consequences, and when jobs. those consequences become evident, we have a responsibility to amend that legisla- • Create a regional food tion to ensure the public interest is protected,” said Klees. “The Places to Grow Act terminal to reduce the car- Simcoe-York Group of Newspapers is currently hiring for the position of Editor at one of our local newspapers. and its companion legislation, the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe is bon footprint, create jobs and improve market ac- a case in point.” The editor will be expected to: Klees made the comments after presenting his private member’s bill in the leg- cess for farmers. • Produce several bylined new and feature stories each islature where it passed first reading and is scheduled for second reading debate on • Put both government week April 18. and farmers risk manage- • Generate story ideas and follow up on news tips “As currently written, the Places to Grow Act and the Growth Plan provide that a ment program premiums • Coordinate and edit content and columns submitted significant portion of new growth is to take place through intensification in existing for publication built-up areas,” said Klees. “The result is that the quality of life and the very charac- • Take photographs • Show proficiency at using social media, Mac ter of existing communities can be negatively affected, not to mention the impact on The King computers, and QuarkXPress, InDesign, Photoshop and property values and the strain on the infrastructure of the community.” other programs necessary for the publication of a “That’s why I am proposing to amend the Places to Grow Act through my private Weekly Sentinel weekly newspaper member’s bill to provide that where an application is made that would increase the welcomes your • Work some evenings and weekends, as required number of housing units in an existing community or extend that intensification to letters to the editor. lands designated as Parks and Open Space, the decision made by a municipal council Please submit your Qualifications: will be final and can not be appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board.” comments / thoughts • Diploma in journalism preferred Klees pointed out that the amendments he is proposing would not prevent an ap- • Candidates should have experience working on / ideas to the editorial side of the newspaper industry plicant from working with a municipal council to come to reasonable terms on a [email protected] • Excellent writing, editing and photography skills proposed development, but that it would be the local council that would have the • Valid driver’s license and a reliable vehicle final decision, not the Ontario Municipal Board. by Monday at noon. “The amendment I’m proposing will not only empower municipal councils to Please include your name The ideal candidate will have a distinct Interested make the final decision about what their community should be, but it also makes willingness to cover both community and qualified those councillors accountable to their electorate for their decisions,” said Klees. “No & telephone number. events, local politics, and be able candidates should more hiding behind the OMB or blaming provincial policy. to work in a team-oriented forward their cover “The character of our communities should be decided by the people elected to yet self-motivated environment. letter and resume to make those decisions, not by an OMB panel,” concluded Klees. 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Mon.6:00pm May - Council/Committee 6, 2013 of the Whole N O B LETO N S ANITARY M O S Q U ITO P R O G R AM 6:00pmPUB LIC- Council/CommitteeMEETINGS of the Whole S EWER P R O J EC T U P D ATES N O B L E T O N S A N I TA RY TheM TownshipO S Q UMosquitoI T O PprogramR O G willR AbeM starting soon. visit PUBLICPUB MEETINGLIC ME CONCERNINGETINGS A PROPOSED OFFICIAL OPENS E HOUSEW E R P R O J E C T U P D AT E S www.king.ca for more details. The Township Mosquito program will be starting soon. visit PLAN AMENDMENT An open house will be held for residents with properties in PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL OPEN HOUSE www.king.ca for more details. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Contract Areas 5, 6, 7B and 7C of the Nobleton Sanitary Sewer U P C O MING E VENTS PLAN AMENDMENT An open house will be held for residents with properties in Township of King will hold a public meeting on: Project. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Contract Areas 5, 6, 7B and 7C of the Nobleton Sanitary Sewer U P C O M I N G E V E N T S Project. Township ofMONDAY, King will APRILhold a public 22ND, meeting2013 AT on: 6:00 P.M. Thursday, April 18, 2013 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. RE: Planning File Number OP-2013-02 Dr. William Laceby Community Centre and Arena. MONDAY, APRIL 22ND, 2013 AT 6:00 P.M. Thursday, April 18, 2013 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Update King Township's site plan control policies RE: Planning File Number OP-2013-02 EngineeringDr. William Laceby and Building Community Department Centre staff and involvedArena. with the proj- Update King Township's site plan control policies ect will be on hand to answer your questions. NOTICES Engineering and Building Department staff involved with the project will be on hand to answer your questions. MUNICIPALNOTICE WAS TER FLUSHING For more information, please call the project phone line: 905-833- 4073, or email [email protected]. Your questions will be Ansnorveld, King City, Schomberg and Nobleton For more information, please call the project phone line: 905-833- MUNICIPAL WATER FLUSHING answered within one business day. Ansnorveld, King City, Schomberg and Nobleton 4073, or email [email protected]. Your questions will be In the Spring and Fall the Engineering & Public Works answered within one business day. Department flushes all water mains and hydrants. As a result, The Township of King would like to remind Nobleton residents that In the Spring and Fall the Engineering & Public Works residents over the course of the next few weeks may experience the progression of sanitary sewer construction will result in ongo- Department flushes all water mains and hydrants. As a result, The Township of King would like to remind Nobleton residents that low pressure and/or discolouration. This process contributes to ing road closures in Contract Area 7A. residents over the course of the next few weeks may experience the progression of sanitary sewer construction will result in ongo- the safe, effective delivery of municipal water and does not affect low pressure and/or discolouration. This process contributes to Streetsing road that closures may bein Contract affected Areainclude 7A. Faris, Kinsley, Wellington, the quality of your water in any way. Should you require further the safe, effective delivery of municipal water and does not affect Parkview, Janet and Crestview. We apologize for any inconven- information please contact: Streets that may be affected include Faris, Kinsley, Wellington, the quality of your water in any way. Should you require further ience and ask everyone to drive safely on the alternate routes. Parkview, Janet and Crestview. We apologize for any inconven- Engineeringinformation please & Public contact: Works Department at 905-833-5321 Anyoneience and with ask special everyone transportation to drive safely or onmedical the alternate needs, routes.such as Engineering & Public Works Department at 905-833-5321 those receiving home-based care, should notify the Township. STREET SWEEPING NOTICE Anyone with special transportation or medical needs, such as Please call the Project Phone Line at 905-833-4073. STREETIn order to allowSWEEPING the street sweepingNOTICE of Township roads; please those receiving home-based care, should notify the Township. refrain from on street parking between 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. the Please call the Project Phone Line at 905-833-4073. In order to allow the street sweeping of Township roads; please The Township would like to thank all residents for their continued week of April 15, 2013 to May 31, 2013. patience through this project. Questions can be directed to the refrain from on street parking between 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. the The Township would like to thank all residents for their continued Project Phone Line or by email to [email protected]. HALF-LOADweek of April 15, RESTRICTIONS2013 to May 31, 2013. patience through this project. Questions can be directed to the Project Phone Line or by email to [email protected]. HALF-LOADThe annual half-load RESTRICTIONS period to limit vehicle weights to 5,000 kg REMINDER FROM THE TOWNSHIP OF KING per axle has been implemented on designated Township roads The annual half-load period to limit vehicle weights to 5,000 kg Spring is a good time to connect to the sanitary sewer sys- effective Friday, March 1st, 2013 to May 31st, 2013. REMINDER FROM THE TOWNSHIP OF KING per axle has been implemented on designated Township roads tem, if you haven't already done so. Spring is a good time to connect to the sanitary sewer sys- Foreffective further Friday, information, March 1st,please 2013 visit to theMay website 31st, 2013. at www.king.ca Havingtem, if youpart haven'tof your propertyalready donedug up so. to lay the connecting sewer By-law Number 2010-141 or call 905-833-5321. For further information, please visit the website at www.king.ca pipe and de-commission your septic tank is best done before Having part of your property dug up to lay the connecting sewer By-law Number 2010-141 or call 905-833-5321. summer landscaping and gardening begins. COMPETITIVE BIDS pipe and de-commission your septic tank is best done before ExpressionCOMPE TofI TInterestIVE B 2013-EOI-01IDS Re-purposing Forsummer more landscaping information and about gardening connecting begins. to the sewer system, please go to www.king.ca and click on Sanitary Sewer Projects Expressionof the Schomberg of Interest Agricultural 2013-EOI-01 Arena andRe-purposing Community For more information about connecting to the sewer system, on the home page (under "Popular Topics"). ofCentre; the Schomberg Closing April Agricultural 25, 2013 Arena at 3:00pm and Community local time. please go to www.king.ca and click on Sanitary Sewer Projects Questionson the home can page be directed(under "Popular to our Project Topics"). Phone Line at 905-833- TheCentre; Township Closing of King April is proud 25, to2013 be seeking at 3:00pm innovative, local creative time. 4073 or by email to [email protected]. and sustainable ideas through 2013-EOI-01 from all interested Questions can be directed to our Project Phone Line at 905-833- The Township of King is proud to be seeking innovative, creative parties, individuals and organizations. Submissions should be 4073 or by email to [email protected]. and sustainable ideas through 2013-EOI-01 from all interested based on a public/private partnership that will result in a multi-pur- TAX DUE DATE - REMINDER parties, individuals and organizations. Submissions should be pose, community use and/or mixed community/commercial use. based on a public/private partnership that will result in a multi-pur- 2013T AINTERIMX DU RESIDENTIALE DATE TAX- R BILLSEMINDER 2nd Installment - April 25, 2013 BIDpose, OPPORTUNITIEScommunity use and/or mixedFOR community/commercial THE TOWNSHIP use. OF 2013 INTERIM RESIDENTIAL TAX BILLS KING TAX2nd Installmentbills have now - April been 25, mailed. 2013 Ratepayers BID OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF who have not received their bills should con- KINGAll Requests for Tenders, Proposals, Quotations and Expression TAX bills have now been mailed. Ratepayers of Interest can be viewed electronically via the Township's web- tact the Tax Department immediately. All Requests for Tenders, Proposals, Quotations and Expression who have not received their bills should con- site www.king.ca under Bid Opportunities. Questions can be Commercial, Industrial and Multi-Residential of Interest can be viewed electronically via the Township's web- tact the Tax Department immediately. addressed in writing by contacting the Purchasing Coordinator at tax bills are now combined with the residential site www.king.ca under Bid Opportunities. Questions can be Commercial, Industrial and Multi-Residential [email protected] or via fax at 905-833-2300. bills. addressed in writing by contacting the Purchasing Coordinator at tax bills are now combined with the residential bills. [email protected] or via fax atP 905-833-2300.PORTUNITIES PAYMENTS may be made by mail, in person at the Township E O Offices, or at most financial institutions. When making payments PAYMENTS may be made by mail, in person at the Township The TownshipMPLO ofY KingME isN currentlyT P acceptingPORTU applicationsNITIES for the electronically, your account number is your 15 digit roll number E O Offices, or at most financial institutions. When making payments following positions: (ie. 000XXXXXXXX0000). After hours tax payments may be left The Township of King is currently accepting applications for the electronically, your account number is your 15 digit roll number * Summer Students (Various Departments) in the drop box located at the Council Chambers entrance. following positions: (ie. 000XXXXXXXX0000). After hours tax payments may be left * Summer Students (Various Departments)More details at www.king.ca in the drop box located at the Council Chambers entrance. YRT IN KING UPDMoreATE details at www.king.ca LEAYRVET THEIN KDRIVINGING UP DTOA T YRE T! SIT BACK, LEARELAXVE ANDTHE TRDRIVINGY TRANSIT! TO YRT! SIT BACK, RELAXService has AND begun TRon theY TRANSIT!new YRT Route 61 - King Local, which WINTER PARKING provides service in King Township for residents travelling to the Service has begun on the new YRT Route 61 - King Local, which WINTERPlease be remindedPARKING that winter parking restrictions remain in King City GO Station. effect as follows: No parking from 2 am-6 am, until April 15th to provides service in King Township for residents travelling to the Please be reminded that winter parking restrictions remain in allow for the expedient clearing of snow, and the safe passage of RouteKing City 61 GOoperates Station. weekdays and meet the 6:51 a.m. and 7:51 effect as follows: No parking from 2 am-6 am, until April 15th to a.m. morning trains, and the 5:21 p.m. and 6:16 p.m. evening Emergency Vehicles. Route 61 operates weekdays and meet the 6:51 a.m. and 7:51 allow for the expedient clearing of snow, and the safe passage of trains. The communities of Kettleby, Schomberg, Nobleton and a.m. morning trains, and the 5:21 p.m. and 6:16 p.m. evening Emergency Vehicles. King City will all have access to this service. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation to ensure that we trains. The communities of Kettleby, Schomberg, Nobleton and have a safe and healthy community. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation to ensure that we ForKing complete City will allroute have and access schedule to this information, service. including Ride to have a safe and healthy community. GO discounted fare options, please visit yrt.ca or call 1-866- For further information please refer to Township Parking By-law For complete route and schedule information, including Ride to MOVE-YRT (668-3978). No. 2005-36 GO discounted fare options, please visit yrt.ca or call 1-866- For further information please refer to Township Parking By-law MOVE-YRT (668-3978). No. 2005-36 WASTE MANAGEMENT CALENDERS WasteWA SmanagementTE MAN AcalendersGEME NareT CALENDERS available at all King Township Public Waste management calenders are Library Branches, at the Municipal available at all King Township Public Office, the arenas and online at Library Branches, at the Municipal www.king.ca. Pick one up today! Office, the arenas and online at www.king.ca. Pick one up today! Register today! www.king.ca Register today! www.king.ca Thursday, April 11, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 7 School board officials enjoying the ‘sunshine’ as top wage-earners By Mark Pavilons Christos Sarellas, $13,895.33 in taxable ben- vices and assistant trea- D’Acunto, $158,578.48; enced in 2011. $151,112.14; Katherine efits. surer, made $152,740.08. Mary Deveaux, $151,557.18 The Public Sector Sala- From teachers to ad- Witherow, $148,296.59; John Sabo, associate The separate board had and Thomas McLoughlin, ry Disclosure Act requires ministrators, employees Jacqueline Young, director of leading ser- a litany of well paid su- $151,546.14. public sector organiza- of the two massive school $146,857.57 and Daniel Wu, vices and board treasurer, perintendents. Noteworthy were tions to disclose, by March boards serving York Re- $133,033.69. earned $209,359.18 and Earning $166,119.25 principals Victoria Au- 31, the name, position, sal- gion have their fair share $8,456.35 in benefits. were Debra Cormier, gustynek ($148,880.12) and ary and taxable benefits of highly paid civil ser- York Catholic Associate Director Mary Cosentino, Bryson Beverly Coles ($146,080.12). of their employees paid vants. Disrtrict School Board Patricia Preston made Eldridge, Robert Lostrac- Overall, the total num- $100,000 or more in the Almost 9,000 civil ser- $195,605.77 and $8,524.92 in co and Diane Murgaski. ber of employees dis- previous calendar year. vants joined the provincial The York Catholic Dis- benefits. Some other top-paid closed under the Public For a full list, visit “Sunshine list” – public trict School Board seems Normand Vezina, se- superintendents were Sector Salary Disclosure http://www.fin.gov.on.ca/ sector employees earn- equally generous to its nior manager of environ- Lynda Coulter, $163,366.68; Act increased by 11% or en/publications/salary- ing $100,000 or more – in employees. mental and office services, Michael Nasello, 8,823 employees from disclosure/pssd/orgs. 2012, swelling the ranks to Director of Education was paid $186,120.31. $161,770.01; Maria Bat- 79,589 in 2011 to 88,412 in php?pageNum_pssd=19& 88,412 Susan Larosa was paid Anna Chan, senior tista, $159,920.55; Opiyo 2012, which is consistent organization=municipali The York District $229,910.03, including manager of business ser- Oloya, $159,920.55; Tina with the increase experi- ties. School Board receives full marks for having the second-highest-paid NOTICE OF SUBMISSION employee in the region. Ken Thurston, direc- TRANSPORTATION ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT ADDENDUM tor of education, pulled Highway 9 Holland Drainage Canal Bridge Replacement in $313,961.39, including $12,544.68 in benefits. Township of King, Regional Municipality of York He was second only to (G.W.P. 2188-08-00) York Regional Police Dep- uty Chief Bruce Herridge, THE STUDY who earned a whopping The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) retained Stantec $336,386.33. By compari- Consulting Ltd. to undertake the pre-design for the replacement of the son, this is more than the Holland Drainage Canal Bridge on Highway 9, in the Township of King, Regional Municipality of York, as shown on the Key Plan. salary paid to Prime Min- ister Stephen Harper and The project involves the following: Premier Kathleen Wynne. • Replacement of the Holland Drainage Canal Bridge on a new Two associate direc- alignment approximately 10 m north of the existing structure tors of the board – Den- • Reconstruction of the Bridge approaches on Highway 9 to ese Belchetz and Christo- accommodate the new alignment of the Bridge • Installation of new steel beam guide rail on all four (4) quadrants of the pher Tulley – both earned Bridge approaches $219,048.36, along with $6,422.04 in benefits. The final design will be completed as a Design-Build Contract and documented in a Design and Construction Report, which will be made Bruce Richardson, available for a 30-day public review period. associate director of business services, made THE PROCESS $207,076.09 and $5,522.59 in Highway 9 improvements from 0.5 km east of Highway 27 to 0.5 km west of Weston Road for a distance of 5.4 km was approved in 1999. The project included benefits. minor rehabilitation of the Holland Drainage Canal Bridge (also referred to as the Schomberg River Bridge). The planning was completed in accordance Board superintendents with the requirements of the MTO Provincial Highways Class Environmental Assessment (1992), with the process documented in an Environmental Study Report (ESR) in May 1999. As components of the project have not been constructed since the filing of the ESR in 1999, a review was undertaken to consider still rake in the dough, changes that have taken place since that time within the context of a Group ‘B’ project under MTO’s current Class Environmental Assessment for Provincial but hot on their heels, and Transportation Facilities (amended 2000) (Class EA). Modifications are required in order to provide for replacement of the Holland Drainage Canal Bridge, outnumbering them sub- rather than rehabilitation, as it has reached the end of its service life. stantially, are teachers, In compliance with the MTO Class EA, a Transportation Environmental Study Report (TESR) Addendum has been prepared documenting the pre-design, and virtually every vice- preferred plan, consultation, existing and associated environmental impacts and proposed mitigation. principal and principal at PUBLIC REVIEW LOCATIONS the board. The board’s top super The TESR Addendum will be available for a 30-day review period starting April 11, 2013 at the locations listed below: in 2012 was Sharon List, Ministry of the Environment Ministry of Transportation Regional Municipality of York who earned a sizeable Central Region Central Region Regional Clerk’s Office $183,540.80. 5775 Yonge Street, 8th Floor Planning and Environmental Administration Building Both Karen Friedman Toronto, Ontario 3rd Floor, 1201 Wilson Avenue, Building D 17250 Yonge Street, 4th Floor Office Hours Downsview, Ontario Newmarket, Ontario and Margaret Roberts Monday to Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Office Hours Office Hours pulled in $165,207.43. Monday to Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. They were followed by Town of New Tecumseh Public Library Township of King Public Library Township of King Cecil Roach ($164,782.14) Pam Kirkpatrick Branch Schomberg Branch Clerk’s Department and Gayle Brocklebank- Tottenham Mall 77 Main Street 2075 King Road Vincent ($162,091.75). 5-55 Queen Street South Schomberg, Ontario King City, Ontario Next were Jegan-Phil- Tottenham, Ontario Branch Hours Office Hours ip Parappally and Scott Branch Hours Monday: 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday to Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Yake, who both made Tuesday to Thursday: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. $161,182.34. Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The other supers on Sunday: 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. the list included Dianne COMMENTS Hawkins, $159,165.88; The review period will terminate on May 13, 2013, to which the project will proceed to Design-Build. If you have any serious comments or questions regarding the TESR Addendum, please contact one of the following Project Team members: Workshops Mr. Mike Trader, P.Eng. Mr. Ricky Ng, P.Eng. Consultant Project Manager Project Engineer, Planning and Design Stantec Consulting Ltd. Ministry of Transportation, Central Region at KCSS 835 Paramount Drive, Suite 200 1201 Wilson Avenue, Building D, 4th Floor Stoney Creek, ON L8J 0B4 Downsview, ON M3M 1J8 Parents and teens tel: 905-381-3231 (+0 collect) tel: 416-235-5616 can learn about sub- fax: 905-385-3534 fax: 416-235-3576 stance abuse, at free e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] workshops at King City If, after consulting with the MTO and Project Team, you have serious unresolved concerns regarding the TESR Addendum, you may request in writing to the Secondary School. The Minister of the Environment (11th Floor, Ferguson Block, 77 Wellesley Street West, Toronto, ON M7A 2T5) to issue a Part II Order Request (bump-up) for any workshops will be held changes documented in the TESR Addendum, which may lead to the preparation of an Individual Environmental Assessment. Any ‘bump-up’ request must Monday, April 15, from be received by the Minister of the Environment within the 30-day public review period and a copy of the ‘bump-up’ request should be forwarded to MTO and 7-8:30 p.m., presented by Stantec at the addresses listed above. KCSS school council and Information will be collected and used in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal Addiction Services of information, all comments will become part of the public record. York Region. You must RSVP by contacting the school at 905-833-5332, ext. 6 or email kingci- tyschoolcouncil@hot- BLEED mail.com. 8 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, April 11, 2013 Getting to know Councillor Avia Eek Councillor is a vocal agricultural advocate By Mark Pavilons the rewards by Eek’s pres- in touch with farmers and Life, showcasing Holland stay here. Attracting jobs ence on King council and taking on the role as advo- Marsh farming. and making the best use There’s no better advo- on various bodies in York cate appealed to her and It’s another way of of prestige employment cate for agriculture and region. The political new- she took to it, almost like a bringing area farmers into lands are vital to the mix. the Holland Marsh than comer never had grand duck to water. the fold. There’s a noticeable King Councillor Avia Eek. aspirations, other than She’s had to engage pol- She’s active locally, as a change in the mind set of She’s known for her wide- providing a voice. iticians at all levels, since member of the King Cham- council, its leadership and spread use of the “f” word Since getting cozy in the Marsh is governed by ber of Commerce and Art staff. Residents are en- – “farmers!” the chair at council, Eek some 20 ministries and 28 Society King. Through her gaged and now realize that The reasons are obvi- seems to suit the role, like pieces of legislation. use of social media, emails council does listen. ous. her newfound business at- She’s been on a learn- and the like, Eek wants ev- Eek has seen the pas- Looking out the win- tire. She loves meeting a ing curve, but that’s not a eryone to get involved. sion from residents, too, to the residents and acting dows of her home, the wide range of people and problem for the indepen- Ward 6 has it all, she who appear regularly at on their concerns is some- Marsh looms and stretch- encouraging her constitu- dent, hands-on councillor said, with world class re- council to voice their con- thing Eek takes seriously. es as far as the eye can ents to get engaged. who’s no stranger to roll- search facilities, agricul- cerns. “Residents love And she loves being see. It’s striking and its Ward 6 is largely ru- ing up her sleeves to get tural operations, a winery their community,” she part of the solution. Look- importance as southern ral and a bit remote in the job done. and Bray’s Museum. While said. ing forward to the next Ontario’s “breadbasket” is King’s geographic land- During one of her first there’s no development And that’s part of en- day’s challenge is what noteworthy. scape. There are only 1,300 council meetings, she re- pressure in the specialty gagement. Avia’s fond of gets her up each day with Eek Farms is smack in residents in her ward and members the mayor stop- crop areas of her ward, saying “if you’re not at the optimism and enthusiasm. the middle of it all. Bill some living north of High- ping the meeting so resi- Eek wants to tighten up table, you’re on the menu.” Meeting each day at sun- and Avia farm 85 acres way 9, aren’t as engaged as dents could discuss the local bylaws a bit to reflect And that’s her mis- rise is nothing new for this of carrots and onions so they should be. But that’s issue with staff in atten- the restrictive policies. sion – to see more people active farmer. they’re well versed in the starting to change. dance. She was impressed “The Holland Marsh is becoming engaged and to Avia’s teenage chil- concept of field to the table Avia spent several by King’s openness and ac- an intensive, high value use their politicians more dren and her close circle logistics and economics. years promoting the Hol- commodating nature. vegetable growing area, fully. of friends are among her They live it. land Marsh before she ever “Isn’t that what we’re provincially designated Avia prefers to laugh priorities. She volunteers Local farmers can reap considered politics. Being supposed to do?” Listening as Specialty Crop Area, and smile than frown. regularly with the Brad- where non-agricultural re- And she looks for compro- ford food bank and even lated business must be dis- mise rather than conflict. donates locally grown pro- couraged,” she stressed. Her easy-going nature duce to the cause. When she ventures shouldn’t fool you – she’s When the Schom- into King’s urban centres, committed and passionate berg Agricultural Soci- she has to understand the about everything she does. ety launched its summer creative ways to accommo- She enjoys helping oth- farmers’ market, Eek was date growth. The same old ers and she’s a keen stu- one of the first to lend ways are not going to work, dent of politics at the pro- her support and she even she observed, but council vincial and federal levels helped cut the ceremonial can proceed with certain of government. ribbon in 2012. development responsibly. “It’s sick how much Her committee work King won’t explode like I enjoy it all,” she laughs. includes representation Maple or Vaughan, but Now, mid-way into her on the Lake Simcoe Con- being stagnant isn’t an first council term, she servation Authority, the option either, she pointed can’t see herself doing GTA Agricultural Ac- out. anything else. tion Committee and York What’s needed is more Avia Eek is not only at Region’s agricultural ad- of a mix of housing stock, the table, but she brought visory committee. She’s to allow the younger enough food for thought on the Township’s Sus- residents and families to for everyone. tainability Advisory Com- mittee and she’s also been recruited to pitch in with this year’s Run or Walk for Southlake hospital. Pottageville Mosquito Control Program Avia quickly admits that she’s blessed to have her “fabulous” and sup- Notice of Aerial Application for Mosquito Control portive husband Bill by her side. While the Kes- Sometime between April 11th and April 20, 2013, Pestalto Environmental wick native has a bit of Health Services Inc. (Pestalto) will apply a biological mosquito control prod- farming in her family tree, uct by helicopter in the Pottageville area. This application is for the control of it wasn’t her first career Spring Aedes Mosquito Larva only and will be conducted over specific mos- choice. She worked hard as quito breeding sites within the boundaries of: a teenager, being raised by a single mom who taught 8th Concession to the West Weston Road to the East her to be assertive and self- sufficient. 19th Side Road to the North 18th Side Road to the South It wasn’t until she mar- ried Bill that she became A detailed map that indicates the specific boundaries of application and an active farmer, and vocal affected properties for this program is available at the Township of King advocate. Her strong work municipal offices and on the Township’s website at www.king.ca. ethic and “just do it” attitude has paid off. The program will use a single application of VectoBac 200G, PCP# 18158, Working on the fam- in a granular formulation. This product contains the active ingredient B.t.i. ily farm doesn’t leave a which is a naturally occurring bacterium found in soils and is very specific lot of time for recreation, to mosquito larvae. but Avia is an avid reader and gardener who loves If your property falls within the treatment area you will be contacted by direct dancing and camping. mail. If you have any questions, concerns or wish to be excluded then you She’s also a proponent of a must contact Pestalto NO LATER THAN APRIL 11, 2013 at 1-866-648-7773 healthy lifestyle. or by e-mail. While definitely not shy or reserved, there are a TECHNICAL AND PROGRAM INFORMATION few things people may not know about her. She’s an Pestalto Environmental Health Services Inc. “awesome” tractor driver 501 Rennie St., Hamilton, ON, L8H 3P6 and is well versed in “guy Tel: (519) 837-4470 ext. 234 or (866) 648-7773 things.” She’s also a bud- Kevin Taylor [email protected] ding TV star, having been in several episodes of the Township Contact: Maria Enriquez [email protected] mini-series The Fresh Thursday, April 11, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 9 Nobleton W.I. hosts presentation by student volunteer in Every Day.” ons are available during I really didn’t know Eastern and North Afri- its native habitat where it Nobleton The talk will be given by the 1st break. Bring your anything about turmeric can cuisine. With its in- still grows wild as well as Kristine Soufi an who has friends out for a great other than it was an in- troduction into Europe in being a cultivated crop its Notes volunteered the past fi ve night of fun close to home! gredient my mother al- Roman times it became a fresh cut leaves are used to summers teaching ESL in Be sure to watch this space ways used when making substitute for the extreme- wrap and cook food giving By Angie Maccarone Ethopia. Please join us as for updates, and for any mustard pickles but like ly expensive spice saffron it a distinctive fl avour. 905-859-5174 she shares her experiences questions call Lion Jim at Anna in the Rodgers and and was in fact called In- Besides being used for working with the children 905-859-5216. Hammerstein musical dian saffron. In mediaeval mustard pickle, powdered St. Paul’s Church of Ropi, Ethiopia. This The annual Victoria “The King and I” getting times it was sometimes turmeric is found in many The St. Paul’s Commu- presentation will be on Day Parade in Nobleton to know her students I mixed with real saffron to products sold locally such nity Youth Group will meet Thursday, April 18 at 7:30 will be on May 20, with have recently been getting increase profi ts or actually as most commercial curry Friday, April 12 at 7 p.m. at the Nobleton Communi- the Purina Walk for Dog to know a great deal more sold to the unsuspecting as powders and commer- at the church. Are you in ty Hall, 19 Old King Road, Guides preceding the pa- about this spice and using pure saffron – a crime pun- cial sauces, in colouring Grades 7 to 12? Then come Nobleton. Admission will rade. For any questions a little of it in my cooking ishable by death! for popcorn, many baked check us out. be by donation. For more call Lion Jim at 905-880- hoping it likes me! Like ginger it is the goods, some canned bever- Also, please note that we information go to Youtube. 4501. Little is the key word rhizomes or underground ages, gelatins, dry mixes, will be hosting a World Vi- com and type in Kristine June features the annu- here because some of the stems this perennial plant, prepared mustard, salad sion 30 Hour Famine event Soufi an. al fundraising Golf Tour- beautiful and new things native to India and South- dressings, yogurt, marga- at the church from Friday, nament, held at Nobleton I’m learning about this east Asia that are used in rine and even orange juice. April 26 to Saturday, April St. Mary’s & Lakes Golf Club on June spice include the fact it has making the spice. They are Turmeric is also the 27th. Should you be inter- St. Patrick Church 9. Sponsors and golfers are an earthy, somewhat bit- harvested annually, boiled source of a the yellow dye ested in joining us, please invited to contact Lion Jim ter, somewhat hot peppery for a few hours then oven for the robes worn by Bud- contact the church offi ce Attention parents! Re- at 905-859-4321. taste and mustardy smell dried before being ground dhist monks and saris, the at 905-859-0843 for more in- garding 2014 sacrements, For more details about can be, to say the least, into a deep orange-yellow dress like garment worn formation. 30 Hour Fam- the initial meeting with all of the above, and your overpowering if too much powder much used in In- by women in India Paki- ine participants have to 13 parents for the 2014 Holy local Lions Club, check out is used –usually a pinch, dian curries and the spicy stan and Bangladesh, but years of age or older. Communion is Saturday, our website www.noble- the amount you can hold dishes of Thailand which this dye vibrant at fi rst Join us Sunday, April April 20, after the 5 p.m. tonlions.com. between your thumb and the real Anna Leonowens, is not particularly light 14 at 10 a.m. as Jeff con- mass at St. Mary’s or April The Lions Club is seek- index fi nger, is enough. on whom the character in fast tending to fade after a tinues the series entitled 21 after 11 a.m. Mass at St. ing new members at this Turmeric is certainly the musical is based, had short while. “Christianity 101.” Jeff’s Patrick’s. time. If you are interested not as well known to most to get to know and like dur- Today as in past ages message this week – The The initial meeting for in helping your commu- of us as cinnamon, nut- ing her long stay in Thai- India and Pakistan are Housefl y in the Airplane. 2014 Confi rmation is April nity become a better place meg or cloves, but this land then called Siam, as the chief sources of the FirstLink child care (for 27 and May 4, after 5 p.m. to live while having lots of cousin of ginger has been governess and teacher of world’s supply of turmer- children 3 years of age Mass at St. Mary’s. fun, please call Bob Phil- for thousands of years, an the king’s children. ic. and younger) is provided Thank you to all who lips at 416-522-9675. essential ingredient in In- Like ginger turmeric The word turmeric during the gathering and helped with the celebra- dian and Southeast Asian needs rich soil, tempera- comes from the Latin our NextStep program (for tion of Lent and Holy Eastertide at St. Alban’s cooking, medicine and cer- tures between 20 and 30 “terra merita” meaning children ages 4 to 6) and Week. Appreciation to the emonial rituals. degrees C and a consid- “merited earth” or “earth KidzKonnection program CWL of St. Patrick and St. Easter is not just a one In ancient times, soon erable amount of rain to goodness” while its botani- (for ages 7 to 11) take place Mary for providing beauti- day event on the Christian after it arrived in the Med- grow well and again as cal name curcuma comes at the same time. ful fl owers to our churches calendar. The celebration iterranean world, it be- with ginger new plants from “kurkum,” the Ara- Ladies - mark your cal- for Easter. of Christ’s resurrection came commonly used, as are easily propagated bic word for saffron. endars for our next Circle Father Paul, together today now continues for it still is today, in Middle from rhizome cuttings. In of Friends ladies pot luck with Deacon Milan, ex- 49 days which includes the dinner which will take press their gratitude to 40 days Jesus remained on place Wednesday, April 17 all the kind parishioners Earth as a spirit after his starting at 6:30 p.m. Come for their Easter greetings, resurrection and the for- Nobleton Plaza Dental for an evening of good food cards and baked goods. mer 9-day church season and fellowship with other of Ascensiontide ending Dr. Dave Sadler ladies from St. Paul’s and Nobleton Lions on the Day of Pentecost – the community! Please this year Sunday, May 19. & Dr. Leeanne Hurwitz contact the church offi ce The date has been set In the weeks ahead with to let us know you plan to for the next night of Texas music and words, St. Al- Extended hours are now available. attend. Hold’em Poker in Noble- ban’s will tell of the events Call us for more information at For more information ton. Friday, April 26 is the that occurred during this about any of our activities big night, with registra- time as Jesus met with his 905-859-5170 or events, please contact tion between 6:30 and 7 badly frightened follow- the church offi ce or visit p.m. upstairs at the No- ers to bolster their fragile our website at www.stpaul- bleton Community Hall, courage and prepare them What foods cause cavities? snobleton.ca. just north of the arena, to begin spreading his For the last couple of months, we have discussed the process by which a cavity followed by a 7 p.m. start. teachings throughout the forms and the types of foods that cause cavities. As mentioned, there are so many WI presents ‘Something Buy in is $40, with all reg- Holy Land and beyond. foods that can potentially cause tooth decay that it would be unrealistic to avoid Good in Every Day’ istration fees going to the All are cordially wel- all of these. Instead, it is more practical to focus on the proper oral hygiene that prize pool. come to attend these up The Nobleton Women’s Hot dogs and a refresh- lifting services. will help you to enjoy the foods you love while maintaining good dental health. Institute invites you to a ment bar will be available. As was described, for a cavity to start, sugar has to be in your mouth for a pe- power point presentation Rebuys are available un- Horticulture riod of time. Therefore, the trick is to avoid snacking for extended periods of time. entitled “Something Good til the 1st break, and add By John Arnott Rather than spending hours grazing on a snack, it would be better for your teeth to fi nish it quickly in order to decrease the amount of time your teeth are exposed to the sugars. Additionally, you should be brushing immediately following a snack or meal. If this is not possible, rinsing your mouth with water until you can brush your teeth is another option. As an alternative, chewing sugarless gum after eating Presents will increase salivary fl ow and help to clean the surfaces of your teeth, which will in turn decrease the chance of tooth decay. Also, eating a piece of cheese follow- “GERMAN MASTERWORKS” ing a snack or meal will help reduce acidity in the mouth and helps to preserve Saturday, April 13- 8 PM at Trinity Anglican Church in Aurora...79 Victoria St. tooth enamel. Sunday, April 14 - 8 PM at Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts. 10268 Yonge St. To complicate things further, an exception applies when it comes to acidic snacks. It is NOT generally recommended to brush immediately following these Program: types of snacks. If you had fruits, soda, wine or any food that contains acid, you BEETHOVEN – Egmont Overture should wait about an hour before you brush your teeth. The acids in these foods soften the tooth enamel, making your teeth vulnerable to damage from brushing. BEETHOVEN - Piano Concerto No.3, Guest Artist: Elissa Miller-Kay, Piano An hour after a meal is enough time for the acids to clear away and the enamel to BRAHMS...... Symphony No.1 re-harden. However, eating a piece of cheese immediately following these types of snacks, as described above, would be a good idea. Tickets: Saturday: Adults $28, Seniors $23, Students $12 If you have any questions about cavity prevention and the effects different Sunday: Adults $30, Seniors $25, Students $15 foods have on your teeth, don’t hesitate to ask your dental professional.

For Saturday concert call: York Symphony at (416) 410-0860 For Sunday concert call: Richmond Hill at: (905) 787-8811 OR ONLINE: www.rhcentre.ca Keep smiling! 10 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, April 11, 2013 All Saints Church rummage sale draws near knees feeling Jesus’s cheque payable to KCUC and any input including some waiters! scended into understand- King’s love and compassion. He marked “Observer.” digital pictures of church At church we are in the ing what really took place. was no longer “Doubting Join the King Social events for our website season of Easter, which He knew the truth! Corners Thomas,” but was fi lled Group on Saturday, April www.kcuc.ca. Email him lasts for 50 days until Pen- The Pre-Assembly wor- with a sense of peace, 27 for a ‘50s car show and [email protected]. Let’s tecost. In our readings, ship for General Assem- King City United reassurance, wanting to dance at Kettleby Pot- keep Fred busy. Any items songs and homilies we bly by Eastern Han-Ca By Eleanor Fry share the message of lov- tageville Lions hall. Car for local papers? Send are focussing on what it (Korean) and Oak Ridges ing and forgiving others. show 5-7 p.m. followed by them to donaldelly@sym- means to live in the power Presbyteries took place Reverend Evelyn re- May we each be strength- dance with DJ, entertain- patico.ca. of the Resurrection. April 7 at 6 p.m. at the called the story of “Doubt- ened by this story and ment, 1950s fashion show. We’re at 50 Elizabeth What does life look like Vaughan Community ing Thomas.” no longer be a “Doubting Cash bar and refresh- Grove King City. Call 905- if we truly believe that Church, Thornhill. It was Imagine that you are in Thomas.” ments available. Car show 833-5181 for information. even death is not the end a wonderful service of Jerusalem about a week We are always blessed and dance $10. car show of us? Perhaps it can give praise and worship. Gen- after Jesus was crucifi ed. by the music of our bells only – $3 and $6 for family. Visit Kingscrafts us the courage to live bold- eral Assembly takes place The disciples were gath- and choir, but an extra For information call Shei- ly and without fear? That May 31-June 3. The theme ered together wondering special treat was to listen la Middleton, 905- 833-0574. Kingcrafts Studio in- is certainly the experience for this year’s General As- what to do next. Thomas to a solo “Then came the Have you made plans vites you to visit us during of the early disciples, who sembly is “That All May snuck out. This is when for your team for Saturday the Art Society of King Morning.” Thank you Al. braved all kinds of tri- Be One.” Jesus returned to the dis- May 25? Join in the fun of Studio Tour and Sale Sat- als certain of the hope of The Truth Project Wednesday at 10 a.m. in ciples to show them he re- The 8th annual King City urday and Sunday, April eternal life. They had seen video series running for the chapel “Pondering the ally was alive. Amazing Race – Proud 27 and 28 from 10 a.m. to 5 the Risen Christ. “Blessed 13 weeks on Tuesday eve- Scriptures” Omit April 17 He brought them peace, to be a Canadian – a race p.m. We offer demonstra- are those who have not nings at 7:30 p.m., started and 24. Resume May 1. contentment encourage- across Canada. How can tions, as well as a variety seen and yet believe,” said last week – looking at Thursday, April 11 ment, and a sense of calm- you help? We need host of hand-made articles for Jesus. He was speaking to Veritology – the study of hand bells at 6:45, vocal ness. Thomas returned home within walking sale including fi ne art, us and of us today. Truth – what is it? There choir at 8 p.m. and became very angry distance of KCUC. Some- jewellery, pottery, stained Our new Sunday school was a great turnout and when he heard that he had Sunday, April 14 we will one to look after prizes. glass, fi bre art, wire and program begins this week. we’d love to see you join missed Jesus’s visit. Why welcome Reverend Paul Someone to co-ordinate garden art and more. It will be a varied pro- us for dessert and coffee/ had Jesus come when he Dempsey, who comes to us the BBQ. If you can help Free parking and re- gramme with lots of mem- tea followed by the view- had stepped out? from Bracebridge where or need information call freshments. Kingscrafts bers of the congregation ing. The session is about He would only believe our Sheila MacIver at- Serena, 905-833-2707. is located in King City at sharing their gifts and 1 1/2 hours. This week’s Jesus was still alive if he tends in the summer. We May 5 is our anniver- 12936 Keele Street, just talents with the children, topic is “Philosophy and could feel the nail marks will welcome back again sary Sunday when we will south of King Road. For as we build relationships Ethics – Says Who?” in His hands and feel the Rick McKinley for April 21 offi cially welcome some more, www.kingcrafts.ca, and grow in faith together. We welcome Rev. Fred scar of the spear in His and 28. Thanks to all who members to our congrega- or call 905-833-1897. At All Saints children take Stewart to our pulpit side. The air in the room renewed their Observer tion. part in every aspect of the this Sunday, April 14 and suddenly changed. Thom- subscriptions and to those Mark your calendar King City Bridge Club service. You don’t have to April 28. The Rev. Dr. Neal as looked up and saw what who will receive their – Thursday, June 6, Fish grow up to take part. You Mathers is with us April he thought was a ghost. fi rst copy. If you haven’t Fry at King City United, The club plays bridge are a part. 21. Jesus was there, telling paid your $10 yet, dead- 4:30 to 7 p.m. The Manitou- at the King City Seniors’ All Saints is an inclu- Prayer is key to our Thomas yes, he could in- line is this week. Cash – lin boys will be cooking. Centre weekly, Monday sive and welcoming An- ministry at St. Andrew’s. deed feel the scars in his put in envelopment on of- Our King City Nurs- afternoons 1 to 4 p.m. and glican church in the heart Currently we have two hands and side. fi ce door with your name, ery School is having their Wednesday evenings 7:30 of King City. Services are prayer groups: Sunday Thomas fell to his marked “Observer.” Make wine and cheese silent to 10:30 p.m. For informa- at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. We mornings at 9:45 a.m. be- auction Saturday, April tion call Dave Platt at 905- strive to be a community fore worship for everyone Naturally Di erent 27. If you have something 859-4704. of compassion and hope, and the Ladies’ Group to donate please contact following in the footsteps which meets Tuesday Oral Health Care Tanya msnesterenko@ King Bible of Jesus. We are located mornings at 9 a.m. You’re rogers.com. Church Overtimers at 12935 Keele Street, King welcome to come as able. Sparrow Lake Family City. See www.allsaintsk- Contact Kathy Patterson “White Done Right” Church Weekend Septem- This is our seniors’ ingcity.com. Offi ce hours for more information: 905- ber 13-15. Call Serena, 905- ministry; they meet the are a little variable at the 833-0391. One Hour 833-2707. An $80 deposit is 2nd Tuesday of each moment, so please leave Should you need pas- teeth whitening required ASAP. Cost per month. We are located at messages for Rev. Nicola toral care, call Kathy Pat- family is approximately 1555 King Rd. King City Skinner at 905-833-5432. terson, clerk of session Kathleen CLIENT FRIENDLY HOURS: $100. This a great family (at King Rd.& Dufferin). at 905-833-0391 or the Rev. Bernardi, Mon.-Fri. 8am-8pm and fellowship time. For more, call 905-833-5104. St. Andrew’s Dr. Neal Mathers, 905-895- RDH Saturday 8am-4pm Let’s keep Fred busy By Kathy Patterson 5512, our Interim Mod- 205 King Summit Rd., King City • 905-833-4154 with input, comments erator from St. Andrew’s, digital pictures of church All Saints St. Andrew’s invites Newmarket. events – fjesty@hotmail. Anglican Church you to join us on Sunday If you have any prayer com. Our offi ce is 905-833- By Nicola Skinner mornings at 10:30 a.m. requests or praise items, IRON SULPHUR 5181; email kcuc@bellnet. for our worship service. questions, concerns ca; website, www.kcuc.ca. Last call! All of your Sunday school and nurs- or need a ride, call the MANGANESE We welcome one and household rummage ery care run concurrently. church. Our website is: FILTER all to Sunday service with items need to be with us Join us afterwards for cof- www.standrews-kingcity. Sunday school at 10 a.m. by Sunday, April 14 if you fee time and a chance to ca. We have a ramp on re- -ELIMINATES TASTES AND with refreshments and fel- want to donate it to our talk quest to accommodate ac- ODOURS IN YOUR WATER lowship after. With spring amazing annual sale. The St. Andrew’s welcomed cessibility. We’re located 2 -FULLY AUTOMATIC in the air it’s a great time Rummage Sale itself is on Marianne Emig Munro blocks north of the King -NO MORE UGLY IRON STAINS to join us to hear what sto- Saturday, April 27 from 9-2 again to our pulpit last Rd. at 13190 Keele St. We ries Reverend Evelyn has p.m. and we do have the look forward to worship- -NO CHEMICALS TO BUY Sunday. We enjoyed spe- ing with you. OR USE for us. very best junk in town. cial musical selections AIR INJECTION Fred Jesty is most in- The famous Ladies Din- with Marianne, Allison -NO COSTLY CARTRIDGES terested in comments ner is coming up soon on Skinner and Kathy Patter- Tennis club TO REPLACE Thursday, May 9. Tickets son singing “He’s Living registration -SAVES YOU MONEY ON ANNUAL MEETING sell quickly, so act fast. Today!” and the Sunday New! 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do the walk you can still the Accessibility Project at to present day. As you lis- of my life. My fi rst Week- at the Trisan Centre, 25 Schomberg donate and join us for fes- the York Pines Church. ten to the uplifting and end 3 years ago, was one Dillane, Schomberg 2nd Should Know tivities in the afternoon Regularly scheduled inspirational message of of the most eye-opening fl oor meeting room on in the fairgrounds and at events include the worship the Chorus, they pray you experiences of my life. I Monday, June 17 from 7 to By Wendy-Sue Bishop the community hall. There of God in Jesus’s name will realize that the love of saw how we can come to- 8:30 p.m. 905-590-0054 will be a silent auction, every Sunday morning at Christ can also put a song gether as a community of This is open to the fi rst wsue52@ hotmail.com animal demonstrations, 10:30 a.m.; the meeting of in your heart. Their music men and women all for one 75 people, so if you don’t interesting exhibits for ev- the United Church Women is presented as an offering reason to save lives, and want to miss out, please King Township eryone to enjoy. Bring the on Tuesday, April 9 at 1:30 of praise and thanksgiv- we have been saving lives – contact Terry Mansholt Public Library whole family including p.m., and the rehearsal of ing to God and they hope I’ve seen it. at 905-830-0303, ext. 2945 your dog! All donations the church choir on Thurs- you will fi nd the message “During my last 3 Week- or [email protected] to reserve a The Mother Daughter go directly to raising and day nights at 7 p.m. For a blessing, an inspiration ends, I’ve walked along spot. All riders and motor- Book Club at the King training dog guides for further information please and a challenge to those side some of the bravest ists are welcome. City Library is appropri- eligible people all across consult the website at who seek to understand women and men I have ately reading “The Mother Canada. www.ypuc.ca or telephone life and its complexities. ever met. They are the Aurora High Daughter Book Club” by If you have any ques- the church at 905-727-8118. The tickets are $10 per survivors, the mothers, School Reunion Heather Vogel Frederick tion please contact Liz York Pines United Church person and can be ob- fathers, sisters, brothers on Monday, April 22 at 6:45 Butterfi eld at 647-522-3063 is located at 3150 Aurora / tained from 905-939-2277 or and friends. I have been Any King Township p.m. The books chosen for or email, lizdbutterfi eld@ Lloydtown Road, just west 905-939-8181. blessed with good health, residents who are former this group are appropriate gmail.com. of Kettleby. a loving and supportive high school students from for a Grade 4/5 reading lev- Running Clinics family and I will continue either Aurora High School el. For further information Dufferin Marsh Community Yard Sale to walk every year until a (1888-1952); the Aurora please call the circulation Dr. Carla Day of the cure is found.” District High School (1952- desk at 905-833-5101. April 20 – In recognition The Township of King Schomberg Chiropractic To this very worthy end 1961) or Dr. G.W. Williams King Township Pub- of Earth Day the Marsh is hosting an indoor Com- Clinic is offering free run- Cathy must raise a mini- Secondary School (1961- lic Library is hosting an Committee is holding its munity Yard Sale at the ning clinics from April 15 mum of $2,000 to be able to 2013) are cordially invited open house for newcomers annual Clean-up Day start- Trisan Centre on Saturday, to June 10 every Monday at participate so she is plan- to attend the 125th Re- to the Township of King. ing at 9 a.m. Meet at the May 4 from 8 a.m. to 12:30 6:30 p.m. ning a “Dinner-Dance and union of this consortium The open house will pro- bulletin board on Dr. Kay p.m. The Learn To Run clin- Silent Auction” on Satur- of high schools in Aurora. vide information on the Dr. We will supply bags It is $20 per table or two ic is specifi cally designed day, April 20 at 7 p.m. at the This reunion takes place availability of services in and gloves. A rake is help- for $35 and participants for beginner level runners Schomberg Community on Friday, May 3 and Sat- our community and the ful for water areas. Make have the option to donate who would like to improve Hall. The tickets are $35 urday, May 4th. surrounding area. sure you wear proper foot- all unsold items to Good- their overall health. So if per person. The major activities These include employ- wear. Refreshments will will on site after the event you are out of breath just There will be a delicious for alumni and guests ment opportunities, lan- be provided. Bring the completion. thinking about running Italian buffet dinner, mu- are scheduled between 10 guage training resources, kids. This is good for high For further information for one minute this clinic sic, dancing, raffl es, prizes a.m. and 3 p.m. on May 4. education and training school volunteer hours. or to book a table please is designed for you. and a great silent auction. Detailed information for opportunities, library pro- April 11 – Join us for contact Jon Bell at jbell@ They start out easy 100% of the proceeds will both days can be obtained grammes and services etc. a presentation on spring king.ca or 905-833-5321, ext. with a program of mostly go directly to The Week- at www.reunion.125.com. Please join us at the King birds followed by a hike 5223. walking and gradually end To End Women’s Can- Registration of $10 is ap- City branch on Saturday, to fi nd the elusive Ameri- work our way up to mostly cers, where she will walk preciated prior to the April 6 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. can Woodcock. Meet at the Schomberg running over 9 weeks. 60 km for the 4th time! event. to get connected to your Schomberg Public Library Horticultural The 5K/10K Running For tickets, further in- Please spread the word community. For more in- at 6:30 p.m. Bring good Society Lineup Clinic is designed for the formation or to make a to all those who would formation please check walking shoes and binocu- intermediate level runner pledge in Cathy’s name have attended high school our website www.king- lars. The Society is pleased who would like to complete please call her at 905-939- in Aurora. In 1960, King library.on.ca. to announce its speaker’s a 5K/10K race, improve 0612 or visit cdalessan- City Secondary School was UCW Fashion Show program for 2013: their current 5K/10K time, [email protected]. constructed and opened Schomberg Lions April 23 – The Joys and improve their overall fi t- in 1961. Today, most King The good women of the Hazards of a Large Coun- ness, or who enjoys run- Motorcycle Safety Township residents attend Friday, April 19 the United Church (UCW) in try Garden, Trish Symons. ning with a group. King City High School Schomberg Lions Club Schomberg are planning a May 28 – Peonies: The Previous participants The Township of King but prior to its birth most Fish & Chip Dinner at “Spring Fashion Show” on Imperial Flower, Diana are always welcome. For Community Police Centre King Township residents the Schomberg Commu- Friday, April 26 at 7:30 p.m. Pooke. further information please Volunteers are sponsor- who were lucky enough to nity Hall, 325 Main Street. at the church. The cloth- June 25 – Hedges and call 905-939-7569 or visit ing a “Motorcycle Safety be able to go to high school Make sure to get your ing line will come from Living Walls, Tony Mori. [email protected]. Awareness Presentation” went to Aurora. tickets early as we usu- our very own Sora’s in Sept. 24 – Components ally sell out! Two sittings, the Brownsville Junction of an Outstanding Peren- Weekend to End 5-6:30 p.m. and 6:30-8 p.m. Mall, in Schomberg and nial Garden, Sheila Cord- Women’s Cancers Sora herself will be detail- ing and Shirley Miller. crown For reservations and tick- crown ets, call Lion Susanne at ing the outfi ts. Oct. 22 – Magnifi cent Cathy D’Alessandro PAVING LTD. 905-939-4024 or visit www. For $10 a person you Magnolias and Ravishing is planning her 4th year schomberglions.com to get to support the United Rhodos, David Hinton. of participating with ASK US Specializing in purchase tickets online. Church, support one of this very worthy event of ABOUT THE HST Asphalt Paving your local businesses, see Presbyterian Chorus which I was very proudly The Lions Foundation Driveways • Interlocking • Concrete • Excavation • Farms of Canada “Purina Walk the new spring fashions involved with in 2003 and for Dog Guides” is happen- and taste some yummy Another combined 2004. CHARLIE Toll Free: 1-888-695-7283 ing in Schomberg on Sat- desserts. For tickets please venture between the Cathy says “the event Toronto 416-783-7283 • Oakville: 905-337-7283 urday, April 20. It is easy call 905-939-8181. United and Presbyterian has become a major part to participate, just go to Churches of Schomberg purinawalkfordogguides. York Pines United has allowed this exciting com – click on fi nd a walk event to happen on Sun- – Choose Ontario – Choose Sunday, April 14 the day, May 5 at Schomberg Schomberg then register church welcomes all to at- United Church (31 Church to walk. Collect pledges, tend the community meal Street) at 7 p.m. the more pledges you col- from 5 to 7 p.m. This no The Ontario Presbyteri- lect the more chances you cost event features enter- an Chorus will present the have to win prizes. You tainment by Geoff Perry, gospel message through tenor and the hospitality the singing of the Psalms, can also pick up pledge April 30, 2013 forms at various places of the chefs from the Ket- traditional gospel songs, throughout Schomberg. tleby Kitchen. This event and other music portray- is in the basement hall at ing the Christian faith. All participants will re- the church. This Chorus was formed ceive a thank you bag fi lled That ‘50s Thing, dance in 1989 and is a combined with gifts from Purina and demonstration and car venture of the Presbyte- other companies from show, fashion show and rian Men’s Chorus and the around the area. evening dance at the Potta- Covenanter Singers, both Meet at the Schomberg geville Lions Hall on April based in Toronto and the April 30, 2013 Community Hall (325 Main 27 from 5 p.m. Our part- Georgian Bay area choir Street) at 10 a.m. for Regis- ners, the Pottageville Li- based in Stayner. tration, 11 a.m. the walk ons Club, will sell hot dogs The repertoire is drawn starts. and hamburgers and soft from the rich mosaic of sa- If you do not want to drinks. Proceeds will fund cred music from the 1600s Prudential REAL ESTATE 12 - THE RonanWEEKLY Realty, SENTINEL Brokerage - Thursday, April 11, 2013 SOLUTIONS FOR YOU! 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The funding was an- price and weight of the cially important to our in- nounced by Paul Ca- speaker, responding to the vestors, givenDate:Proofed the Octobertypical and 18/11 landra, MP for Oak Ridg- needs of the automotive lengthy process for adopt- Dateapproved of insertion: by . . . October...... 19/11. . . . . es–Markham, on behalf industry, where price and ing new technology in the of the Honourable Gary fuel economy are more im- automotive industry.”SalesDate: Rep.: October JD 18/11 FedDev Ontario fund- Goodyear, Minister of portant than ever. NTTDate q of insertion:KTS 3 OctoberIS q 19/11 State for the Federal Eco- Currently, neodymium ing for Sentientq Magneticsq nomic Development Agen- is used to create the world’s has enabledCC Salesthe company Rep.:OC JD cy for Southern Ontario most powerful, lightweight to attract upSetNTT to by:$410,000 q JRCKTS in 3 IS q (FedDev Ontario). magnets, which are used leveraged funding from AnneCC q HilliardOC q- Prudential “Our government’s top in smartphones, hybrid Maple Leaf Angels, a reg- priorities are jobs, growth electric cars, audio speak- istered memberEARLUGSet ofby: the JRC Net- and long-term prosperity,” ers, and more. The bulk of work of Angel12pAnne XOrganiza- 35Hilliard - Prudential said Calandra. “With sup- current neodymium pro- tions–Ontario. port for Sentient Magnet- duction is in China, where The companyEARLUG antici- ics, we are investing in regulations have imposed pates creating12p up X to 35 19 full- business innovation and a signifi cant price in- time jobs during imple- job creation in Schomberg crease since 2008. In addi- mentation of this project and increasing exports of tion, rare earth elements, and an additional six jobs MP Paul Calandra poses with John French, CEO of Schomberg’s Sentient Magnetics, high-value Canadian prod- so named because they in the Schomberg area by to announce federal funding. ucts to international mar- were originally thought 2017. Submitted Photo kets.” to be rare, are widely dis- Sentient Magnetics Under FedDev Ontar- tributed but sparsely con- Inc. was created from its io’s Investing in Business centrated. Because of this, parent company, Audera potential for high-growth Ontario with the renewal allocating $200 million Innovation initiative, Sen- they are incredibly expen- Acoustics Inc. in 2011 to fo- and a net long-term eco- of FedDev Ontario. Eco- over fi ve years for a new tient is receiving a contri- sive to refi ne in quantities cus on the development of nomic benefi t for southern nomic Action Plan 2013 Advanced Manufacturing bution to accelerate the suffi cient to meet the glob- its electromagnetic tech- Ontario. The investor com- provides $920 million over Fund in Ontario. development of its new al demand of technology nology that eliminates the munity includes accred- fi ve years for the Agency, To learn more, please automotive audio speaker. manufacturers. need for the rare earth ele- ited angel investors from starting on April 1, 2014. visit the website at www. 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It’s that time of year services – from the basics show gets bigger and landscaping in the coordinated by Janice from jewellery, kitchen again – time to clean up to the latest trends. better each year and Feature Area – this Clements of Clements supplies, honey and the yard, de-clutter the The Aurora Home this year we are also year we are presenting Interiors, Jack Roeleveld health supplements, garage and freshen up Show will start Friday, celebrating Aurora’s interior design ideas of Jack’s Landscaping to photography and the inside of your house. April 12 at 4:00 pm 150th Anniversary, with through a series and George Hughes party services. After Perhaps you are thinking and runs all weekend at of Lifestyle Windows browsing, be sure to of an addition, a complete the Aurora Community & Doors, will feature visit the Chamber Pub & renovation of your Centre, just off Aurora “This year we are also celebrating contributions from Grill, where the Aurora kitchen or bathrooms, Heights Drive, west of some of the Region’s Optimist Club will be new flooring, painting, Yonge. Admission is only Aurora’s 150th Anniversary, with best home furnishing offering refreshments or simply tweaking your $2 and children under six a display in the lobby and in the retailers and suppliers including barbequed decor. The Aurora Home are admitted free. of home finishes. Get hamburgers, hotdogs Show offers visitors “The Aurora Chamber Chamber Pub & Grill as well”. great design ideas or just and peameal bacon on a a one-stop shopping of Commerce is proud to browse some beautiful bun. experience for home present the 27th Aurora a display in the lobby and of Designer Rooms spaces!” With free parking and decor and renovations, Home Show” says Robin in the Chamber Pub & and outdoor spaces,” You can also shop in low admission cost the real estate and financial Taylor-Smith, the Chair Grill as well”. says Chamber Event the Marketplace area Aurora Home Show is the services, and a wealth of the Chamber’s Home “The last few years Manager Nancy Eveleigh of Arena One, where place to be on April 12, 13 of other products and Show Committee. “This the show has highlighted Browne. “These rooms, there is everything and 14!

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This school finishing 356/2,714 and While 75 of the prov- “Every school is ca- ondary schools showing showed improvement over improving over the 7.4/10 ince’s high schools im- pable of improvement, re- the fastest academic im- its 6.1 score in 2011 and they earned in 2011. The proved their grades in the gardless of its geographic provement over the past improved in all areas but biggest rise in test scores annual Fraser Institute or socio-economic chal- five years, 10 are public Grade 6 math. Parents’ in- occurred in Grade 6 writ- report, some elementary lenges. With individual schools where the parental come at this school is esti- ing and grade 6 math. The schools are either holding school results going back income is below average. mated at $152,000. income level at this school their own, or have dropped five years, the Fraser In- At four of those schools, King City Public School is pegged at $92,100. in the rankings. stitute’s annual school special needs students ac- is steady, and improved “Only the Fraser Insti- The GTA boasts seven rankings help parents and count for more than 20 per slightly to 6.3/10, from 6/10 tute report card ensures public schools and six educators measure im- cent of school enrolment. in 2011. The scores stayed that school success stories Catholic schools that are provement in specific sub- cludes important informa- the same, with a noticeable like these become widely among the top 20 fastest- ject areas and prioritize tion about each school’s King Township’s improvement in Grade 3 known. If educators want improving secondary improvement plans for the make-up, including par- Elementary Schools writing. The school placed to help students learn and schools in Ontario, ac- year ahead.” ents’ average income, the 1,239/2,714. The parents’ improve, they should be cording to the Fraser Insti- The Report Card on On- percentage of ESL stu- Schomberg Public income is put at $169,500. talking to these schools,” tute’s annual school rank- tario’s Secondary Schools dents, and the percentage School had a respectable St. Mary Catholic el- Cowley said. ings. 2013 rates 725 public, pri- of special needs students. score of 7.2/10, finishing ementary school in No- The complete results for “Our report card con- vate, and Catholic second- King City Second- 676 out of 2,714 schools. bleton earned a score of all 725 secondary schools sistently shows that school ary schools based on seven ary School placed an im- The school showed a 6.6/10, placing 1,016/2,714. are available at www.com- improvement is occur- academic indicators using pressive 94th out of 725, marked improvement The score fell slightly pareschoolrankings.org. ring all over Ontario, from data from the annual prov- shooting up from its previ- from its score of 6.1 in from the 7/10 mark they Timmins in the north to ince wide tests of literacy ous ranking of 141/691. 2011, moving up in all but received in 2011, despite The Fraser Institute is Chatham in the south and and math managed by On- The school boasts a one category - Grade 6 holding their own in the an independent Canadian from Sault Ste. Marie in tario’s Education Quality 7.8/10 score, or a solid B+. reading. The income level academic tests. Income public policy research the west to Hawkesbury in and Accountability Office That compares to 6.3 in for this school is put at levels in this area are esti- and educational organi- the east,” said Peter Cow- (EQAO). 2008 and 7.4 in 2011. The $71,000. mated at $211,800. zation and ties to a global ley, Fraser Institute direc- The report card also in- average parental income Kettleby Public School Holy Name Catholic el- network of 86 think-tanks. ementary school in King Its mission is to measure, City had a very solid score study, and communicate of 8.2/10, good for an A. the impact of competi- That placed them 251st in tive markets and govern- X CROSSWORD the rankings. Despite the ment intervention on the solid score, they actually welfare of individuals. dropped from the 9.5/10 To protect the institute’s PUZZLE NO. 428 they earned in 2011. The independence, it does not 5. Worked mightily parental income at this accept grants from gov- 6. Ferret’s kin school is $187,100. ernments or contracts for 7. High, in music St. Patrick Catholic ele- research. Visit www.frase- 8. Run together, mentary school in Schom- rinstitute.org. as colors 9. “Tonight Show” host 10. Promise The word 11. “Animal House” letter 12. Cream of society 13. Withered around King 14. Abrasive stuff 22. Halos Do you feel civil servants 24. Computer link 26. Unwanted in Ontario are overpaid? stocking-stuffer? 29. Kitchen utensil 31. Hitherto 32. Cone-bearing tree 33. Certain Alpine ridges 34. Furniture style 37. Scheme 39. Grand Coulee, e.g. 41. Small antelope 43. Ice-cold 44. Matador 46. Down-under avian Claire Warwick Jennifer Salisny 47. Dining-room necessity “I guess some of them “I’m a yes and a no. 49. Each and every deserve it, but if kin- Some people probably 51. Make like the Pied Piper deserve to be on there. Copyright © 2008, Penny Press dergarten teachers are 54. TV knob Too many people make ACROSS 38. Eat 76. Lab gel on that list, it’s ridicu- 55. Officer more than $100,000. My 1. Sentry’s word 40. Float soda 77. Petal lous.” 57. Parka feature wages haven’t gone up 5. Large mop 42. Filter, as flour 79. Non-belief 59. Biblical verb that much in 10 years.” 9. Baby food 45. Distance measure 84. Order 61. Gale 12. Pasture mom 48. Aaron’s stick 86. Piece of land 63. Spanish pot 15. Load 50. Staff 88. Fit 66. Cashew relative 16. Apprise 52. Particle of matter 89. Silkworm 68. Bridge in Venice 17. Volcanic discharge 53. Matrimonial 90. Yank 69. Glossy fabric 18. Getaway 55. Heart 91. Grind 71. Harness-racing horse 19. Gumbo 56. Type of room 92. Baseball feature 72. Plato’s market 20. Give a G to 57. Center of activity 93. Jogged 73. Street urchin 21. Foolish 58. Earthmover 94. Had a taco 75. Burning 23. Lunchbox item 60. Humdrum 95. Dark, to Donne 78. Selvage Erika Balicki 25. Light tan 62. Cut of pork 96. World’s fair, for one 80. 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Millwright Woodbridge Location: 60 Legion Court Rd. paid. Call today! Call Joe @ 647- 5. Maintenance Mechanic N shift Bolton BLACK ANGUS Breeder seeking 297-1970 or 705-436-6806. B13- 6. Industrial Machine Operators Woodbridge 20 land, 20-100 acres for hay and/ 7. Certified Forklift Operators or pasture. Immaculate property For information call: care. No sprays. Our beef is 505 GENERAL 8. CNC / Water Jet Operators HELP WANTED naturally raised, chemical free, 905-851-0032 9. Pick & Pack, D & A shifts Alliston Registered Canadian Angus. Call CALEDON PROPANE is looking Note Silver Square LCC 416-670-8372 for a full time/part time delivery • Resumes only, no phone calls B13-16 301 BUSINESSES FOR SALE driver. DZ license required. Must • Only qualified persons will be contacted be able to lift 60 lbs. Bulk Propane 201 APARTMENTS Citizen/Free Press February 2, 2012 A3 experience an asset. 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ADVERTISING LOCALLY WORKS! 24Page - THE 18 – WEEKLY April 11, 2013 SENTINEL – The TIMES - Thursday, April 11, 2013 van; 28 `foot Thundercraft, with 510 DOMESTIC 612 AUCTIONS / FLEA MARKETS 612 AUCTIONS / FLEA MARKETS trailer, new engine; wrecker; hay CLEANING cutter; sprayer; diesel tank; recre- EUROPEAN CLEANING LADY. ational vehicles; bikes; lawn trac- Over 15 years of experience. CONSIGNMMENT EQUIPMENT FARM SOLD CLEARING AUCTION SALE tors; numerous other items... Reasonable prices, flexible & RecReational 9 TRACTORS, TRUCKS, VAN, FORKLIFT, FARM & VEGETABLE Terms: Cash or cheque. 10% hours. References available. EQUIPMENT, TRAILERS, COVERALL & GREENHOUSES, COOLERS, buyer premium. All items sold as 416-249-5316 B13-16 TOOLS ETC. is. No warranties implied. Deliv- Selling for MINI FARM (Nino Ranieri). To be held at the farm #10144 Weston Rd. ery available. Food and bever- HOUSE CLEANING BY Lucy, AUCTION th Woodbridge, ON L4N 1A6 - 1km west of the 400 HWY at Canada’s Wonderland ages available. Plenty of parking. with references. Call 905-775- Saturday, April 20 @ 10:00 a.m. on Major MacKenzie then north on Weston to Rd. to sale site on left. (watch for County Road 21, Shelburne, Ontario 15 kms North Consignments welcome. Blue- 6629. tfnb signs) of Shelburne on County road 124 left on County nose Auctions 519-942- PORTUGUESE CLEANING road 21 3 km’s to auction on left. *****SATURDAY APRIL 20TH, 9:30AM***** 3443/705-279-2480 LADY available with 12 years ex- FArM rElATEd: International 434 gas tractor; TRACTORS: Case IH MX200 MFWD tractor c/w 480/80R46 axle duals, [email protected] perience. Will clean your home or 8N Ford Tractor; John Deere Model 21 2 row corn 420/90R30 fronts, 4 remotes, buddy seat, 99 model, only 2025hrs; John Deere planter w/fertilizer;32 plate John Deere AW 14’ SUNDAY APRIL 14th, at Noon apartment. References available. 7400 MFWD tractor c/w power quad trans., 18.4x38 rears, 13.8x28 fronts, 2 doors Disc; International 56 4 row corn planter; 7’ Walco Auction for Wardell Walters 6562 For more info, call Sandra at 905- - only 4080hrs; Landini Atlantis 70 open station c/w creeper gear & only 2723hrs; Whistler 3pth Rotary Mower, 2 wheels; 5’ material Same 85 MFWD c/w cab, new 16.9x34 rears - 4800hrs; Belarus 500 diesel - only County Rd. 56 , East of Baxter, 552-0394 B15 bucket for M.F; Blue energy free Water Bowl; 2240hrs; Universal 530 diesel - 4000hrs; M.F. industrial tractor c/w loader, forklift West of Thornton. Moving to a Massey Ferguson 220 3pth backhoe; 1 row potato & backhoe; 2 - IH Super C’s with cultivators; 601 ARTICLES smaller residence. Preview 11 planter; 1 row potato digger; Nice Lincoln arc TRUCKS, VAN & FORKLIFT: 1993 Dodge Dakota - 153k; 1984 GMC 7000 die- welder; 2-18’x5” augers; Electric fencers; 100 gal. am only. To include: Amazing WANTED sel straight truck c/w 20’ van body; 2002 Ford E350 diesel cargo van - 286k; Clark stock tank; Farm King double screen rotary grain turn of the century crystal chan- GPS25 indoor/outdoor forklift c/w cab & fork extensions - 5200hrs. FREE PICKUP FOR BBQ’S, A/C cleaner on wheels, as new; 20 good 8’ rabbit cages delier from the King Edward hotel, FARM EQUIPMENT: Salford 9707 wing plow; Case IH 4300 20’ “C” shank cultiva- w/feeders; 3hp centrifugal grain bin fan; Toronto, rare and extraordinary units, appliances, electronics tor, c/w d.r. harrows; IH #490 20’ disc; J.D. 3600 4F s.m. plow; Kvernland 4F s.m. and other metal items for scrap. rECrEATION ANd GArdEN: 2002 Golf piece, once in a lifetime opportu- Cart Electric 4 seats, Fold down windshield. plow; M.F. 520 40 plate disc; Case 36 plate disc; J.D. 7000 4R corn planter; Calsa Barrie, Alliston, Beeton and sur- nity to acquire such an amazing New Batteries in 2012, Charger included. Well 300 gal. sprayer; M.F. #43 3F 3PTH plow; Oko Strigle hyd. fold finger harrows; 6’ addition to your home and collec- rounding area. 705-423-9700 or Maintained; 12x6 Trailer; 2-4x8 trailers; White 6.5 3PTH rotary cutter; 6’ 3PTH cultivator; 2 - 3PTH fertilizer spreaders; 8 - wagon & 705-828-2377 B15-17 hp Rear Tine Rototiller; 42” Snowblower for Lawn flat racks; 8 & 10 ton running gears; 12’ front mount plow; 3 - 1550 poly water tanks. tion; lg. oil on canvas, beautiful scene, carved Victorian frame; JUNK WANTED!! We will help Tractor; 8hp Bagger/Shredder; 3500 watt Powerfist VEGETABLE EQUIPMENT: Taylor commercial pea sheller; Clipper Eclipse #324 generator; Stihl 290 Chainsaw; MISCEllANEOUS: seed cleaner -c/w stand & extra screens; 24” vegetable wash line; 2- 2 & 3 row brass ship’s lantern, 1800’s; ex- clean up your home, office, 2 Car Floor Jacks, 4 Trailer Jacks, set of 215/60R15 plug planters; Holland 2 row transplanter c/w carrier; Holland 2 row transplanter; cellent antique mirror with heavily farm, garage, property, store (tires as New), set of 205/70R15 (tires as New), D.F. 1R transplanter; Blue 3PTH 2 row side dresser; 4R row crop cultivator c/w carved frame; early hunt scene etc. Downsizing? Move in/out? 4.80 – 8 tires & rims, Bikes, Various Receiver Tow side dressers; approx 3000 bushel baskets; 25 bushel racks. with inlaid frame, cherry and tiger We offer spring cleaning, declut- Hitches, Ridged Table Saw, Salamander Heater, TRAILERS: 1992 Great Dane 48’ van trailer c/w Thermo King refer; t/a construc- maple; beautiful, restored Victo- tering, packing service, delivery good Tractor Seat, Pressure Washer, Small Trailer tion trailer; Hyland t/a 4 place snowmobile trailer; older t/a & s/a camper trailers; rian dining set, 8 piece, to include to storage etc. Also, removal of axle with 5.30 – 12 tires, drill press, poly grip 2 wheel utility. great dining table with carved pad junk, scrap metal, waste. You Electric Air Compressor, Tow Chain, Car Ramps, COVERALL & STEEL BUILDING: 55’X100’ Coverall building c/w 2 - 18’ roll up Harris torches, Ryobi 20 inch Gas Chainsaw, feet, leaves, 2 pc. server w/draw- name it, we can do it!! Reason- doors; 28’x96’ steel building. New Nuts and Bolts and Hydraulic fittings, 80 T ers, silverware drawer, glazed able rates - we both win! Call GREENHOUSES & COOLERS: approx 26’x100’ greenhouse/building c/w fans, bar Fence Stakes 7ft and 8ft, Socket Sets, Tools, and open, 6 comfortable, match- Mary @ 905-751-6620 C12-16 lights etc; 25’X100’ hoop greenhouse; 2- 18’x100’ hoop greenhouses;10’X12’ Garden Tools, Gas Cans, Power Tools, Red Lion ing carved chairs; mahogany ½ Submersible Electric Pump, Target Electric Tile cooler c/w condensor; 16’ truck box cooler. TEAK BEDROOM furniture for SNOWMOBILE, LAWN & GARDEN: Yamaha Phazer II snowmobile; Yard Ma- framed country scene; 2 lg. ori- sale, Bolton. Teak furniture, well Saw, Air Pig Tank, Various Horse power Electric ental vases; 2 amazing, carved Motors, Moving Dollies, Camper for a Full-Size chine 13/38 lawn mower; Cub Cadet RT65 rear tine tiller; 5 h.p. rototiller; 8 h.p. made, vintage. Desk, 5-drawer Ford Truck 1990 – 2002 Years, set of 215/65R16 snowblower on tracks; wheelbarrow; garden tools. 17th. century wood panels; ma- dresser with door, small 6-drawer (70% Tread), set of 185/65R14 (70% Tread),1 set MISC. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS ETC: Miller 225 Thunderbolt XL welder; Generac hogany candle table; mother of chest of drawers, 9-drawer long of Jack Stands, Shelving, Raleigh Ladies Bike 5500W generator; Honda 1800W generator; elec. power washer; Ingersoll Rand pearl and copper hammered art dresser, night table. Best offer nice, 15 speed Echo CCM Mountain Bike nice, port. air compressor; large qty of reddi racking; 8 sections of galvanized racking; work, beautiful inlay; lg. 3 part oil takes it all. Call 416-625-2857. 8 Speed Schwinn Mountain bike nice, New pail Weber AWS wagon c/w racks; several garden/greenhouse carts & wagons; 4’ on canvas of a California scene, BUNK BED for sale. Pine bunk undercoating and spray gun; Pallet Truck; Welding pallet carts; Coldstream 2 door cooler; Coke single door cooler; pastry display known artist; several musical in- beds in great shape. With twin rod; New Tools: Air Spray Guns; Air Accessory cooler; produce tables; cash registers; 3 gas tanks - one with elec. pump; p/u truck struments; lg. beautiful painting Kits; Air Drills; Die Grinder Kits; Air Hammer Kits; mattresses. Asking $175. Bolton. box fuel tank; box stapler; misc. fencing; Brock oil furnace; propane burners; chain of a native Indian chief, wonder- 9” Blow Guns, Rubber Buckets; Screwdrivers; falls; hose & piping; hand tools; washer & dryer; elec. ranges; dishwasher; tables Call 416-625-2857. Wrench Sets; Pliers; Hammers; Axes; Crow; Pry ful and historical; canoe paddle & chairs; sleigh bed; sofa. with traditional native painting, WANTED (to buy) all coins, to- and Wrecking Bars; Come alongs ; Cable Ties; 8 Please note this is a large auction with possibly two auction rings operating. one of a kind item; small claw foot kens, old bank notes, gold & sil- cu. Ft dual wheeled Wheelbarrows; 48” Jack Alls, 12 Ton Bottle Jack; Magnetic Towing Light Kits; See our website for pictures. Farm is sold and everything sells unreserved. table; 6’ curio cabinet, one door, ver, jewelry & scrap inc. dental, Grease Guns; Pick and Hook Set; File Set; Flex TERMS: Cash or cheque with ID day of auction only. No buyers premium. Verbal mahogany, with shelves; several sterling silverware, small art ob- Bars; Ratchets; Metric and SAE Socket Sets; Air announcements take precedence over printed matter. Not responsible for accidents. amazing oil paintings of native jects. Free evaluation, cash offer. Hose; Shovels; Rakes; Bungi Cords; Rechargable FOR INFO CALL: Proprietor - Nino Ranieri 905-832-2844 or 416-689-9722 Eskimos, all painted by a young 705-391-8383 Cookstown Coin. Trouble Light; Ratchet Straps; Chains. JOHN, MIKE & LES SHACKELTON – AUCTIONEERS artist who was commissioned by B14-17 Many more items being consigned daily to the government, these are the consign your items please call the numbers Shackelton Auctions Inc only known pcs that we can find 602 ARTICLES below. Auctioneers not responsible for no 519-765-4450 by this girl and from our research, FOR SALE show items, accidents or loss of property day of sale. Possibly two auction rings. Yard will www.shackeltonauctions.com we understand she was only 17 start accepting consignments by appointment at the time, very special, mu- QUALITY April 12th Kidd and Kates Auctioneers. ESTATES AUCTION seum quality pcs., these will be Kidd and Kates Auctioneers sold individually to give everyone CARPET dennis Kidd (519) 938-7499 SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 2013 an opportunity to acquire at least one; nice chess set; collection of Aaron Kates (519) 993-6826 Pottageville Hall - Kettleby/Pottageville CHEAP! good books including wild west [email protected]. auction Start: 10:00 a.m. Preview: 9:00 a.m. CHEAP! books (rare); rare, quality piece For updates and pictures visit us at: Antiques & Modern Furniture, Glass/Crystal, China/ CHEAP! http://www.theauctionadvertiser.com/AKates/ of amethyst, large, great colour, Pottery, Sterling, Jewellery, Art & More. Visit our one of a kind pc. found years Free shop at home ago; collection of vintage liquor Call Steve website for listing, photos & directions. (Just one exit south of Hwy. 9). bottles, various characters, un- 519-938-5167 opened; several wood carvings; carpetdeals.ca AUCTION SALE rare set of sterling bar art by Nor- FOR the estate OF the A Touch of clAss AucTIoNs man Rockwell, mint; other silver HUGE MOVING SALE: single late R.c. allan ROwan BARB & KRISTA RICHARDS collectibles including rare coins, bed, queen bed, coffee & end INFO CALL 1-519-855-4588 Phone 705-726-2120 Canadian, rare paper notes; rare tables, hutch, sofa, bookshelf, EM. # 5785 - FIRST LINE ERIN TWP. Website: www.atocauctions.com coins and paper money; 1943 swinging chair. All household DIRectIOns: From Hillsburgh come west on silver dollar; numerous other sil- items (kitchen). Bikes. 647-972- Wellington Cty. Rd. #22 for 8 km. to Em.# 5785 ver dollars from 1935 to 1967, 8265 B14-16 on the N.E. corner of First Line & Rd. #22; (N.W. all Canadian silver; rare .50 pcs; of Ospringe 4 km.) Now Booking SPRING SALE DATES quarters, dimes, silver; lg. penny Kevin Scott collection from 1858-120, plus 610 FIREWOOD / TREES SAT. APRIL 13 at 10 AM small pennies 1920-1936, 1937- 10 ant. MasseY haRRIs tRactORs: M.H. 1967; numerous gold coins from QUALITY SEASONED FIRE- #44 RC w/#6 M.H. Ldr. (restored); M.H. #30 1850’s; 1912,13 rare gold coins; WOOD. $350/bush cord. Fresh RC w/pulley (restored); M.H. #30 Std. pulley nice collection accumulated over cut $245/bush cord. Call 905- & wheatland fenders (restored); M.H. #44 Farm, Livestock, Estate, Home & Business the years; over 1000 coins; stone 729-2303. B15-22 higharch w/ldr., pullet, adj axles (as found); Auctions with experience & consideration bank press, hard to find; numer- M.H. #33 Std. w/pulley new rear tires; M.H. ous collector prints and paintings Please contact us at of known artists; breakfast table PLACE YOUR WORD #44 Std. w/pulley & hand clutch (as found); M.H. #33 w/hand clutch; M.H. #33 high arch Kevin (519)942-0264 • Scott (519)843-5083 and chairs; numerous West- AD FOR ONLY $28.00 w/Arps half tracks (as found); M.H. #22 rebuilt ern related collectibles; antique [email protected] items; oil lamps; dishes; house- + HST AND REACH eng. new front tires (as found); 3 M.H. #44; 2 M.H. 30 parts tractors; www.theauctionadvertiser.com/KMcArthur hold items; t.v; brand new gui- ALMOST 50,000 tRactOR: Massey Ferguson 1085 w/cab tar in box; vintage wine; lamps; remotes (nice); M.F #8 riding mower; driver; Mini cooper, 2002, good kerosene heater; coolers; floor

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To partially include: driver; 2000 Tiveron; 1999 Chevy outboard motor attachment, ad- 2007 Ford F350 diesel, 4x4, good Tahoe, 4x4, good driver; 1999 justable blade, camouflage top, shelburne 1-519-925-2091 excellent maintenance record; lg. EMAIL YOUR AD TO www.auctionsfind.com/severn driver; 2002 Ford F150 4x4 with Nissan Pathfinder 4x4; 2001 garage full including tools, saws, [email protected] lift kit 3 ìn., extended cab; 1997 Montana; 2004 Land Rover SUV; Cadilla STS, good driver; 2 door VW Jetta, 1999; 1981 Mercedes screws, almost everything you ADVERTISING LOCALLY WORKS! Toyota Celica, 2002, coupe, good sedan; 1999 BMW; Chevy cargo may need as a handy man; like Thursday, April 11, 2013The - TIMESTHE WEEKLY – April 11, SENTINEL 2013– Page - 1925 new generator; roto tiller with at- tachments; dog kennel with 16’ 708 DEATHS 709 IN MEMORIAM 804 SERVICES 805 HEALTH / FITNESS 978 HORSES run; hunting and fishing items to include cross bow and other GREEN: John William – At The CALEDON HORSE TACK SWAP STELMACHOWICZ, PEARL. In COLON HYDROTHERAPY. An weapons, fishing rods, gear, Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie Saturday April 13th, 11 am - 3 pm loving memory of a dear mother effective way to remove toxins. tackle; accessories for both hunt- on March 31, 2013 at 61 years of Caledon Village Place. www.cale- and grandmother who passed Helps with weigh loss, constipation, ing and fishing; 1997 Buick LeS- age after a mercifully brief en- donfairgrounds.ca, caledonfair@ away April 3, 2005 and STELMA- fatigue & increases energy. Seren- abre, 128,000 original kms., like counter with cancer. John is sur- hotmail.com or Mary @ 519-927- CHOWICZ, JOHN - dear father ity Health. 905-857-1499 B45-TFN new; Ford Taurus, driver; the gen- vived by his companion in life, 5970 C14-15 who passed away Jan. 31, 1984. tleman is a long time hunter and Kathy Trafford of Cookstown, FREE RUNNING CLINICS. April RIDGES OF HE MORAINE Sta- fisherman with an excellent offer- brothers David of Denver, Colo- Thank you for the years we 15 - June 10. Details at schom- bles. Indoor board 450/per month ing of items...This is an auction rado, Michael of Caledon and shared, bergchiropractic.ca. Contact Dr. and outdoor board 325/per month not to be missed. Mr. Walter has their respective families. John Carla Day at 905-939-7569 or car- Thank you for the way you all included, part board available kept his items in impeccable con- was a resident of Schomberg and [email protected] C14-15 cared, specializing in as well. 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This ad is to be printed by all participating Ontario papers 26 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, April 11, 2013 Thursday, April 11, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 27 Author wins Ontario Speaker’s Award for ‘Walking into Wilderness’

By Mark Pavilons two major portages. the fi rst European to tread North America’s ceaseless enzie, the City of Toron- Carrying Place fi gures on Ontario soil; Father wanderer; Governor John to’s fi rst mayor, and many The historial signifi - prominently in the book, Jean de Brébeuf, martyr Graves Simcoe, whose others. cance of one of King which Robertson wrote in to his evangelism; Rob- brief tenure left a lasting Robertson clearly dem- Township’s features hasn’t 2008, leading up to the 2010 ert Cavelier de La Salle, mark; William Lyon Mack- onstrates that what might escaped notice. In fact, a 400th anniversary of the be seen as regional his- book by a former King res- arrival of French explor- tory is, in fact, the history ident has just received the ers in Canada. of Ontario, Canada and Ontario Speakers’s Award. “Toronto Carrying North America. Celebrated author Place is part of King’s his- She pointed out these Heather Robertson won given the very strong con- tory,” she observed. portages were very infl u- the inaugural Ontario tenders of Canadian au- Walking into Wilder- ential among early explor- Speaker’s Award at a cer- thors. ness is the sweeping tale ers and literally connect emony at the Ontario Leg- A reception was held of the crucial land and Ontario to the rest of the islature on March 19. at Queen’s Park recently water trails between Lake world,. Published by Winni- and in dramatic fashion, Ontario and Georgian Bay. Robertson, a native of peg’s Heartland Associ- “the envelop please” an- Beginning with the re- Winnipeg, has more than a ates, Robertson’s Walking nounced Robertson as win- gion’s geological history dozen books and hundreds into Wilderness: The To- ner. and early archaeology, of articles to her name. ronto Carrying Place and She received $1,000, Robertson writes about Among them are her 1983 Nine Mile Portage, was along with an inscribed the history of these much- novel, Willie: A Romance, chosen over a total of 49 crystal book and two med- used trails – roughly 130 which won both the Ca- other entries. The 15 books als. kilometres. nadian Authors Associa- short-listed for the presti- The Speaker’s Book Robertson chronicles tion Fiction Prize and the gious new award included Award recognizes works the ultimate destruction Books in Canada Best many by Canada’s largest by Ontario authors refl ect- of the Wendat, the com- First Novel Award, and publishers. ing the diverse culture and ing of the French, the fur her 1995 biography, Driv- Robertson, who lived rich history of the prov- trade, the War of 1812, the ing Force: The McLaugh- in King for 17 years and ince and of its residents. settlement and railway pe- lin Family and the Age of recently moved to Aurora, Topics include the history riods, the transformation the Car, which won a Na- admitted she felt she was a of the province and its of Holland Marsh and the tional Business Award. bit of a “long shot” for the many communities. devastation wrought by Robertson was also just prize and was both “fl ab- Walking into Wilder- Hurricane Hazel. Heather Robertson is congratulated by the Honourable re-elected as president of bergasted” and “fl um- ness is a soft-cover illus- She’s woven beautiful Dave Levac, co-chair of the Speaker’s Book Award and the King Township Histor- moxed” about the award, trated history of Ontario’s portraits of Etienne Brûlé, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. ical Society. KING SERVICE DIRECTORY Who Does What In Our Community

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NobleKing novice A Knights capture silver medal at Pickering tournament

Last weekend the NobleKing novice A Knights put the hockey world on notice that a new powerhouse has arrived on the scene. In their busiest weekend of hockey all season the Knights put on a show that left their opponents open-mouthed with surprise. Based on a fl urry of hard work and scrimmages with older Knights players in the last month since the play- offs ended, the Knights have come an enormous way and improved hugely over their second-from-the-bottom regular season results. The Knights started the tournament on Thursday evening with a match against their league rivals Aurora. Hav- ing never beaten Aurora in the regular season, NobleKing was primed for pay- back. Michael Critelli led off the scoring on a beautiful goal assisted by Nat Bannis- ter and Juliano DeAngelis. Bannister quickly followed that up from a great pass by Matthew Siarkas, and Julien Di Tullio rounded out the scoring with a great redirection in the last minute of the game. Despite fi nishing 4 positions higher in the league standings, Aurora was simply no match for the Knights’ onslaught fall- ing 3-1 and wondering where this team came from. NobleKing’s novice A Knights put in a tremendous e ort to win silver at the Pickering tournament, battling the Aeros in the nal Friday’s matchup against the Rich- game. mond Hill Stars (3 positions higher in Submitted Photo the standings) saw NobleKing open the scoring quickly with Bannister putting the Knights the go-ahead and eventual The sun rose on Saturday to fi nd the against the much stronger Aeros. Offen- away a beautiful pass from Ben Wright game winning goal. Less than two min- team gathered to face off against the sive pressure was kept at a fever pitch only 82 seconds into the game. Excite- utes later, Critelli combined with Camp- Milton Winterhawks in an early morn- and ferocious battles along the boards ment was running high when Daniel Co- bell Carlisle and DeAngelis, followed ing matchup. The game was close with were waged by wingers Carlisle, Di Tul- troneo found himself with a penalty shot shortly by Bannister from Brogan Gram- Milton taking a 1-0 lead in the fi rst peri- lio, DeAngelis, Grammenz and Siarkas. in the third period and made no mistake menz as the Knights downed the Stars od and holding it until the Knights’ third Di Tullio put the Knights on the board with a bullet shot past the goalie to give 4-1. period pressure broke through with fi rst on a pass from Noah Willis. Di Tul- two goals. The Knights tried to put the lio would score both goals for the Knights game away with a long distance shot at in this game. In the end it was a hard- the Milton empty net that had everyone fought match with the Knights taking screaming as it hit the post. Goalie Will home the silver medal. Swanson fought off a scramble in front In a testament to their incred- of the net in the dying seconds to cement ible stamina and high fi tness levels, the TIME OUT the victory. Knights scored 11 of their 14 goals in the SPORTS TRIVIA Critelli set a new team record by scor- third period of their games. The defen- ing the fi rst goal against the Oak Ridges sive team of Harrison, Paglia, Willis and There are a lot of trivia bu s out there, 4. Who was the fi rst Asian American Aeros in the Knights’ second game on Wright did a phenomenal job of clearing, especially when it comes to sports Here is female to win an Olympic Saturday only 19 seconds into the game checking, blocking shots and performing this week’s trivia quiz. Test your knowledge! gold medal? on a play from Cotroneo and David Pa- impressive offensive rushes. glia. On defence Eva Harrison played Tournament MVP honours went to 1. What jersey number did Paul 5. Who was the fi rst woman to swim warrior blocking shot after shot. Two Will Swanson who continually outdid Henderson wear for Team Canada in the English Channel? more goals in the third period weren’t himself by making ever more incredible the 1972 Canada-USSR series (and enough to hold off the Aeros but the saves. His glove hand was fl ying; he shut for the Leafs too)? Knights’ hard work had earned them a down diffi cult deke attempts, and even spot in the fi nals. knocked one shot out with the butt end 2. How many goals did Bobby Hull score of his stick.

in the series? 1926 Ederle, Gertrude 5. Knights win silver Congratulations to the whole team 4. Kristi Yamaguchi, 1992 Yamaguchi, Kristi 4. 3. New York Giants York New 3. and thanks for a fantastic season to play-

3. Who won Super Bowl XLVI (played Association Hockey World the to jumped In the gold medal game the team ex- ers and parents alike from the coaching

2. None. He wasn’t allowed to play because he had he because play to allowed wasn’t He None. 2. ecuted their special Knight defensive staff of Dave Carlisle, Jody Willis, Dave

Feb. 5, 2012)? 19 1. ANSWERS trap beautifully, keeping the score low Swanson, Sabrina Critelli, and Doug and tied through the ﬁ rst two periods Bannister. Thursday, April 11, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 29 CDS student Berkley Brown wins gold at nationals Berkley Brown is a wonderful ex- second in duals (where you race against Lapointe from the National team. Berk- ample of a 12-year-old who dreams big. someone else on the course). ley had a great run, but Maxime went on A Grade 7 student at The Country Day After a brief return following March to win the gold for the women, and Alex School, Berkley has been skiing since break, Berkley was travelling once again, Bilodeau won the gold for the men. she was 3 and trains at Beaver Valley this time to the Senior Mogul National “It was amazing to ski with Alex, Mi- and Mount St. Louis with the Southern Championships in Val Saint-Côme, Que- kael and the Dufour-Lapointe sisters Ontario team nearly every weekend dur- bec, where she competed against world from the National team,” Berkley said. ing the winter. champions on the same course as Alex “Hearing my name announced among Last year, she finished 6th in the U15 Bilodeau and Mikael Kingsbury. the top 16 qualifiers was unbelievable.” freestyle moguls event at the Junior Na- Here she amazed everyone by qualify- Berkley will be in Quebec the end tionals. This year she set her sights (and ing among the top 16 girls (she was 15th) of June for water ramp training and is her jumps) even higher with hopes of eligible to take a second run. Her second then off to Whistler B.C. for three or four making it to the Senior Nationals. Berk- run placed her in 14th among the top na- weeks of freestyle mogul training before ley is living proof that determination, tional skiers in Canada. returning for water ramp training at the grit and a whole lot of practice and per- For the dual qualification run, Berk- end of August. Her goal is to master her severance can help land you where you ley was once again 15th and raced back flip by the end of the summer. want to be. against 22-year-old Maxime Dufour- Photos by Réjean Roy The first weekend in March, Berkley won gold in freestyle moguls at the Pro- vincial Championships held at Calabo- gie Peaks north of Ottawa. Scoring for the freestyle mogul event is based 50% on how well you ski (style), 25% on time and 25% on tricks. Berkley was the only girl to do a front flip – one of the hardest tricks. She competed against three other girls in the 13 and under group, and 14 girls under 19 in all. Not only did Berkley win her age group, but she also received the highest score of all girls under 19. This impressive performance qualified her for the Canadian Junior National Cham- pionships at Apex Mountain Resort in Penticton, B.C. over the March break. At Nationals Berkley exceeded her ex- pectations placing first out of all 12 girls competing in the 13 and under category. She captured the gold medal in the freestyle mogul event by a full point and placed 9th overall out of 28 of the under 19 competitors. Berkley also placed

Nobleton skaters show off their skills at Showcase NOBLEKING MINOR HOCKEY 2013 REP A TRYOUTS  Novice A — Saturday, April 27th at 5:00pm (2005/2006) — Sunday, April 28th at 1:00pm — Friday, August 16th at 5:00pm*  Minor Atom A — Saturday, April 27th at 3:30pm (2004) — Sunday, April 28th at 10:30am — Friday, August 16th at 7:00pm*  Atom A — Saturday, April 27th at 2:00pm The Nobleton Skating Club held a Showcase event March 23 in (2003) — Sunday, April 28th at 9:00am which the clubs CanSkaters, Power Skaters and Figure Skaters — Friday, August 16th at 6:00pm* came out to show friends and family members their moves on the  Minor Peewee A — Saturday, April 20th at 12:30pm ice. (2002) — Sunday, April 21st at 1:00pm The club thanks all those who came out for this event to show — Saturday, August 17th at 1:00pm* the support of the skaters and the club. A special thanks to the  Peewee A — Saturday, April 20th at 11:00am Nobleton Lions Club for their generous donation that covered the (2001) — Sunday, April 21st at 10:30am lighting used during the event, Ansil Electric & Confra Construc- — Saturday, August 17th at 2:00pm* tion for the donation of supplies and of course the club executive,  Minor Bantam A — Saturday, April 20th at 9:30am coaches and volunteers. (2000) — Sunday, April 21st at 9:00am There were great raffle prizes to be won along with beverag- — Saturday, August 17th at 4:00pm* es and cake for all to enjoy and celebrate the closing of another  Bantam A — Saturday, April 20th at 8:00am (1999) — Sunday, April 21st at 7:30am great season. TRYOUTS HOCKEY REP — Saturday, August 17th at 3:00pm* The club will be continuing on for spring at the Schomberg  Minor Midget A — Friday, April 19th at 5:00pm Trisan Centre before taking a break until September 2013 when (1998) — Sunday, April 21st at 2:30pm* NSC returns to the Nobleton Arena for the fall session. — Saturday, August 17th at 6:00pm* An annual general meeting will be held on Wednesday, April  Midget A — Saturday, April 27th at 6:30pm 17 at 6 p.m. in the Curling Lounge of the Trisan Centre. Awards Tryouts will be held at: (1996/1997) — Sunday, April 28th at 2:30pm

and certificates will be presented to skaters that placed first in — Saturday, August 17th at 5:00pm* our Club Competition, Canskaters included. Presentations will Trisan Centre NobleKing Minor Hockey also be made to those skaters that have achieved gold, first dance 25 Dillane Dr., (Schomberg) For More Information go to: passed and the recipient of the Debbie Adam Memorial Award Tryouts that are 1.5 hours cost $25. www.noblekinghockey.com will be announced. Be sure to come out and review the skating year, and to cheer on the award winners. * 1 hour Tryouts cost $20. Email: [email protected] 30 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, April 11, 2013 Local snowboard competitor at championships By JEFF DONER her skating and snowboarding to the next level. It’s been a busy few months in the “I’m hoping to pursue either skat- rink and on the hills for King City Sec- ing or snowboarding still and hopefully ondary School’s Haili Moyer, who is fi nd a university that will help me with refi ning her skills in both ice dancing that,” she said. “Right now it would be and snow board cross. to travel for both my sports and then The 17-year-old athlete recently hoping to zone in on one sport so that won third place overall at the provin- I can focus on the Olympics for either cial snowboard cross championships at 2018 or 2022.” Mount St. Louis and then 17th overall at nationals in British Columbia. She wasn’t thrilled with her results, but overall it’s been a very successful Athlete of the Week season considering its Haili’s fi rst year competing in the sport. Villanova “Provincials was a harder course, College but it was fun. All the features were really close together and there wasn’t Kyle a lot of space, so they just came one af- Lawryniuk ter another. It depends on the snow- Kyle has boarder, but I think most of us had been a com- diffi culty with that course,” she said. mitted mem- “To be honest, I was even hoping for so snowboard cross just seemed like a I honestly don’t get nervous because ber of the var- second, but it did feel really good. It cool thing to do.” For those who don’t it’s what I do every day. I just visual- sity swim team since his Grade 9 year at was a big accomplishment.” know, snowboard cross is essentially a ize everything and do it exactly how I Villanova College. Kyle quickly became In terms of nationals, Haili said it big obstacle course. “You go down the do it in practice.” an indispensable addition to the team, was a great experience and probably course four people at a time and there Despite dedicating a lot of time to obtaining CISAA top 8 fi nishes in his her biggest accomplishment in sports. are jumps, rollers and big turns in it,” her snowboarding, Haili is still a big freshman year. Also a dedicated ice dancer with she explained. competitor in ice dancing and is look- Now fi nishing his 3rd year on the team, Kyle led the VC Knights to their Mariposa in Barrie, Haili said she has When asked about what it feels like ing for a new skating partner for next largest CISAA point score in recent VC to be standing at the top of the hill been skating and snowboarding for season. history, with an impressive top 16 fi n- most of her life, but it was the switch looking down before a competition run, She is currently taking some time ish in the men’s 50m free and a powerful to snowboard cross that really got her Haili confi dently said she doesn’t get off after a busy winter, but admitted 50m fl y split on the men’s 200m medley involved in the sport. the jitters and competing just comes it’s sometimes hard to keep up with relay. “I always did snowboard racing with naturally. school, sports, family and social life as However, what truly makes Kyle a my school and I like doing jumps too, “I just kind of get into my own thing. a young athlete. Villanovian, is his attitude and dedica- “It is diffi cult at times, but there tion to the team and his peers. Kyle is are also times where it’s ok,” she said. always willing to help out as an assis- “You get the hang of it after a while tant coach by leading warm-ups and/or – you always fi nd a way to manage ev- working with his teammates on stroke and turn techniques. He encourages his MAKE WOOD CUTTING QUICK & EASY erything.” teammates and always is always smil- Listing her favourite subjects as ing on the pool deck. He is a true leader French and chemistry, Haili’s goals on the team and a role model for not are set high in both sport and academ- only his peers, but also the members of ics. She might someday look to study the school’s U14 and junior varsity pro- LIMITED TIME ONLY MS 170 languages, but she also wants to take grams. Gas Chain Saw $ * † 95 30.1 cc / 1.3 kW / 3.9 kg (8.6 lb) 199 MSRP $249.95 Faces from King

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Audiences were enter- tained by more than 250 skaters of all levels, during the King City Skating Club’s production of the Wizard of Oz. Performances took place over the weekend at King City Arena. Before Saturday’s show, MPP Dr. Helena Jaczek (right) of- ficially congratulated the club for its work. The club received an Ontario Tril- lium grant.

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