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TROUBLE HEARING • Can you hear but not understand?? Photo by Brian Lockhart • Do you have ringing in your ears? The scoreboard says it all. The TNT Express Varsity Division team celebrates their Ontario Minor Football League championship win over the Oran- • Is TV turned up loud? geville Outlaws at Esther Shiner Stadium in Toronto. The Express won the game 28–7 to claim the title on Sunday, August 4. • Do you work in noise?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, a HEARING TEST is recommended. Express Varsity team captures OMFL Championship Complimentary Hearing Tests (55+) By Brian Lockhart The game was tied at seven when “The wind played a big factor, it “This year I felt it. There is some- After a stellar season that saw the Orangeville squad made it to took away the passing game,” Said thing about the team, there’s some-

the team suffer only one loss while the one-yard line then scored on Express head coach Mario Ad- thing about the chemistry. We ran Orangeville Bolton Alliston steam rolling through the league 54 First St. 316 Queen St.S 24-180 Parsons Rd the next play. dorisio. “It was a great game, we the same play a lot, but what ever 519-942-9428 905-857-5183 705-435-4356 and winning seven games includ- A second Express TD late in the had a solid team. They played hard is working, it’s working. As long ing a 65–6 semi-final win over the half gave the TNT squad a seven right to the end. We did what we as we’re winning it doesn’t really Cambridge Lions, the TNT Express point lead when a successful con- thought we could do, we knew we matter. Whether we’re passing or Varsity Division team has captured vert gave them the extra point. could run the ball, and we did run running, it doesn’t matter to me.” the Ontario Minor Football League Running back Brian Palmer the ball very well.” Tee has been with the Express championship with a 28–7 win scored in the second half on a wild This is the third time in four for five years working his way up over the Orangeville Outlaws. run through the pack and the con- years that Addorisio has lead the through the divisions. Lucy A. Tavares-Marsala The final game was played at vert gave the Express a 14–7 lead team to the final game. He’s still eligible for one more Sales Representative Esther Shiner Stadium in Toronto heading into the fourth quarter. The varsity division has only year at the varsity level. Direct: 647-834-3000 during the OMFL’s championship The final push late in the game been around for four years and the The win says a lot for the Ex- Sunday on August 4. placed the ball in Express’ pos- Express has made it to the final press organization who is drawing Integrity, Exceptional Service, The Express entered the final session when Tommaso Morelli three times also winning the title in from a relatively small area com- Outstanding Results!! game as a first place team having snagged an interception with 5:05 the 2011 season. pared to some of the teams in the scored 259 points for the season left on the clock. They lost last season in the final, OMFL who have larger population 1 Queen St. North Tottenham L0G1W0 while allowing only 61 against. The final blow came with just but the return this year made the centres. 905-936-2121 Ext: 5263 The Express opened the scoring :38 seconds on the clock when Co- victory even sweeter. The team has a dedicated coach- in the fist quarter with a long pass lin Hall notched his second touch- “Last year wasn’t our year, we ing staff and a skilled roster of from quarterback Andrew Tee to down of the game on another long weren’t even supposed to be in players who dug down deep and receiver Colin Hall who ran down pass that carried him through to the the championship,” said Express produced the results to bring the the sideline to score. end zone. Varsity quarterback Andrew Tee. championship cup home. SOLD!

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Your Local Auto Source for Hometown Auto Related Stories and News... from a Grassroots, Independent Perspective. The TIMES – August 8, 2013 – Page 3 Homecoming at FAB Golf for local hockey legend Local hockey and baseball He is traveling from Port Training Centre in Beeton. will receive one two-for-one die towel, and a sleeve of with encouraging signs for a legend Larry Gould will be Huron, Michigan with his All participants will be coupon for any ClubLink TaylorMade golf balls. sell-out. For entries call Ray coming home to Beeton this son Cory to join Larry’s rewarded this year, as each public play course, one cad- Registrations are rolling in at 905-729-2436. week to play in the 9th An- brothers John and Ted in a nual FAB Golf Tournament. Gould foursome. Larry enjoyed a successful The tournament is held at Play for Pawtism benefits local autistic boy 10-year professional hockey the Beautiful Club at Bond A fundraiser has been ‘Play for Pawtism’ will and time consuming. $5/session; barbecue and career including a stint with Head on Sunday, Aug 11th. planned for August 17th help to pay for the cost of “We at K–9 County Inn silent auction; lots of fun ac- the Vancouver Canucks in The FAB group is raising from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. at K–9 training an Autism Service are holding a fundraiser for tivities and contest all day; 1973–74. funds for a new Leisure and County Inn. Dog, which is very costly Caden and his future ser- brand new learn to swim vice dog, Hunter, to defray pool will be open and in use some of the costs,” said Kim $5/session. of K–9 Country Inn. “One K–9 Country Inn is located hundred per cent from all ac- at 5776 11th Line in Cook- tivities will be donated to the stown. For more information training of Hunter.” e-mail playforpawtism@ Activities include: nail gmail.com or call 905-729- trimming $10; agility, dock, 4887. disc & nose work demon- Visit them online at strations and try it sessions www.k-9countryinn.com Cooking club for local and immigrant seniors The Global Kitchen is a free cooking club for local and immigrant seniors to cook, eat, and connect. Join us for “A Taste of Korea” at the Knox Presbyterian Church, 160 King St. S., Alliston on Thursday, August 15 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. To register, contact Yvonne at 705-435-4900 ext. 204. See www.contactsouthsimcoe.ca for more details. Donate blood in August Canadian Blood Services is activating the Blood Signal and is asking eligible Canadians to donate blood now. Over the next two weeks, we need 17,000 more Canadians to book an appointment to donate blood. To book an appoint- Photo by Richard Blanchard ment, please visit www.blood.ca or call 1 888 2 DONATE More Recognition for achievement – Five Adjala-Tosorontio firefighters recently received their the Fire Marshall (1-888-236-6283). Upcoming Clinics: • Tottenham Com- of Ontario Certificaiton. Township council and township fire chief Wayne McIsaac extended their congratulations to Chris munity Centre – Wednesday August 28th from 4 – 8 p.m. Watson, Jason Bricknell, Peter Piroli, Chris Lacombe and Zane Kueper. Beeton Fall Fair Committee gearing up for 2013 event The Beeton & District Ag- held on the Society’s fair 15th. This year’s theme is other items. and 3 p.m. Don’t miss it! You Sunday $7. Elementary ricultural Society is pleased grounds in beautiful Beeton ‘Today’s Farmer’ and how Classic Amusements will will be amazed at the skill of school children entrants are to announce the 157th An- on Friday September 13th his/her role has evolved provide the midway with both the horses and perform- free Friday and Saturday and nual Beeton Fall Fair to be through Sunday September over the years from small their one price, all you can ers. Vendors will be on site children 10 years and under diversified farms to larger, ride offer for both Friday, both Saturday and Sunday are free on Sunday. TBDCC thankful for industrial monoculture crop 4 – 11 p.m. and Saturday, with a variety of merchan- Join us at the Fair this production farms and large 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday dise. Also on Saturday there year. For more information livestock farming. There all rides are a Toonie. They will be the ATV pull, the visit www.beetonfair.com Duckie Doo participants are still many smaller scale offer an advanced sale dis- dog show, the baby contest or email beetonfair@gmail. Dear editor: operations which cater to count and have rides to en- and many more events. Hot com On behalf of the Board of Directors for the Tottenham- the consumer who wants to tertain all ages. Visit their meals will be served in the Beeton & District Chamber of Commerce, we would like to know how their food is pro- website at www.classica- Arena Community Hall for thank the participants in our Ducks for Bucks River Race and duced and what goes into it. musements.ca both lunch and dinner. The Members’ Community BBQ. Organic crops, hormone and Area elementary schools family movie starts after sun Although the Duck Race has been an annual Chamber antibiotic free dairy and meat are invited to enter and com- down. event, the Community BBQ was the Chamber’s first. products are gaining ground pete in several categories On Sunday the Classic The weather cooperated with a beautiful sunny day and we as people become aware that for cash prizes. Community Car Show takes place. This are pleased to say that those who participated enjoyed the they are what they eat. members at large can com- event has been steadily opportunity to meet other Chamber Members and members This year’s fair will again pete in several areas includ- growing year after year and of the Community. feature the many aspects of ing garden vegetables, flow- many beautiful and exciting It was an exciting Duck Race with over 440 plastic ducks a rural community. The 4–H ers, arts and crafts, antiques cars turn up each year. The floating, fighting and avoiding obstacles in competition for Club will present exhibits and many others. Demolition Derby will be first, second and thrid place! Duck number 311 camein and judging in sheep, dairy, Friday night, in addition staged again and promises to Alliston First Place, just by the tip of his bill! Duck number 437 was beef cattle and miniature to the midway, there will be provide both entertainment 705-435-7631 close behind and took second place! Duck number 170 came horses. There will be a rab- live entertainment, with sev- and excitement when men in third! bit show, as well as compe- eral bands included in the and metal clash in the pit. We have to thank our volunteers as well as Johanne Leduc titions in vegetables, grains, price of admission. Plan to attend the 157th and her Foodland team, Dayne Polny and the Waking Life hay and seed. Quilting, bak- Saturday the Tom Bishop Beeton Fall Fair. The price of Studios team, Sheila & Kevin Lander from Logo & Stitch, ing and preserves will be Wild West Show will per- admission has not changed: Toni Marconi and her Sittn Pretty team, O’Connor Family included along with many form two shows at 1 p.m. Friday $5, Saturday $6 and Treats, Ian Witherspoon from Prudential Ronan Realty, Helen August 8-15 Friday 12:30 & 4:30 pm Mabee from Prudential Ronan Realty, Brenda & Peter War- Saturday 7:00 pm tha of Budget Blinds,Frank Caietta and Vince Gucciardi of Sunday - Thursday Unique Tile & Coatings, Jim Funston of Devonleigh Homes YARD & 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm and Deputy Mayor Rick Milne for their help in making this ...... event a success. Friday – Saturday Special thanks goes out to the Recycled Teenagers Classic BAKE SALE 9:30 pm Car Club for their participation. It was great to see so many Trinity United Church ...... of you there and several people mentioned how much they 37 Centre St. N., Beeton Potato Festival appreciated you sharing your classic cars with us. OPEN HOUSE Thank you for your support, Saturday, August 10th Saturday, August 10 Jess Prothero, president 8 a.m. - Noon 9:30 am - 4:30 pm Tottenham Beeton & District Chamber of Commerce www.circletheatre.ca Page 4 – August 8, 2013 – The TIMES on and on about him and his away, on his way home. He hurry. If you were only pay- SIMCOE-YORK His name is James quirky ways, like how he did not die right away. You ing attention. You know that wasn’t allowed to sleep in left him in the middle of a you hit him, yet you chose to PRINTING & my bed because he couldn’t residential road, feet away drive away. He was not “just keep still or stop purring from a stop sign, alone, to a cat.” You need to know PUBLISHING (although with impeccable die. I found him very soon (I that you have ripped away timing, he would silently hope) after. I scooped up his a best friend, a baby-sitter, a LIMITED pounce onto the bed from poor, broken body and held muchloved pet, and so much Publisher of the his hiding place, only after him while he died. I felt his more from his family. It was the door was shut, the lights heart stop beating. You were irresponsible, careless, cruel, The Times King Sentinel were out, and all were settled able to drive away, leav- avoidable, and I am not ok. The Scope in), but it would not come ing him carelessly, to carry Yet I am the one who is deal- 34 Main Street, West close to fully describing him on with your day. I was left ing with this, as you carry P.O. Box 310 or his place in our home. with a guilty broken heart. on. Maybe you do care, but Beeton, ON L0G 1A0 When we lived in Oran- If I’d only gone that way 5 I doubt it. 905-729-2287 geville, he ventured outside minutes earlier. If I’d only Toll Free: 1-888-559-2287 a few times to climb the stayed out the night before. Heather Doig, Fax: 905-729-2541 trees or hang out with the If you weren’t in such a Shelburne Dear editor: ing me raise a kitten with dogs. We’ve lived in Shel- www.newtectimes.com Here are some things you a cleft palate from hours burne for two years and he Alliston Arena donations www.facebook.com/newtectimes don’t know but you really old until just this past Friday. was not really interested in Dear editor: tion or nature of the contribu- need to: He was best friends with my being outside, although I Are you interested in do- tion that they wish to make in His name is James. Bullmastiff, learned how to thought it would have been nating your time or resources respect of the Alliston Memo- towards the renovation of the rial Arena so that the staff re- He is 4 years old. He came bring my older, timid cat out safer. He scooted out the Alliston Memorial Arena? port may provide a framework Editorial home at 4 months old, after of her shell, and dealt with door a few times, but noticed During recent discussions re- of how such donations may be an appointment for work the new terrier like a champ. where he was and was right Editor specting the Alliston Memori- incorporated into the project. WENDY SOLODUIK fatefully brought me to him. He could fetch, play tag, back in. He is not an outdoor al Arena, members of the com- Submissions are requested [email protected] He was to be euthanized that and hide and seek. He liked cat. On Thursday, Aug 1, he munity have come forward to to be made in writing, deliv- Reporters day, for having a deformity to steal the dogs’ treats. He scooted out the door at night, advise New Tecumseth Coun- ered to the Town Clerk no Richard Blanchard in his chest that caused his loved ice cream and a good but he wasn’t right back in cil that they wish to make a later than August 23, 2013 and Jeff Doner sternum to grow in towards catnip fix. He knew what this time. He was gone. We donation of funds and/or make may be: his heart instead of out. I met cupboard we kept what in, looked and looked for him – a contribution in the form of • mailed or delivered to the Advertising him and brought him home, and could occasionally be I had a bad feeling this time. labour, materials etc to the attention of the Town Clerk at this black ball of fear, the found in those cupboards. He usually came when he maintenance and upgrade of the Town Administration Of- Sales Reps same day. We slowly nursed He would pat my face with was called, talking back the the Alliston Memorial Arena. fice, 10 Wellington Street E, ANNETTE DERRAUGH him to his full potential and his paw when I was sad, or whole time. My great neigh- Residents, community Alliston ON L9R 1A1 [email protected] he grew into a big, black, even to just be nice. He had bours were kind to help us groups, businesses and others • emailed to the Clerk at handsome, healthy, outgo- the loudest purr I’ve ever look for James as well. who have a desire to make a ac.htesmucetwen@llorraccmc Heather Erwin ing, dog-like cat. heard, and he almost never On Friday, August 2 be- donation and/or contribution • faxed to the Clerk at 705- Jacklyn Ducharme When he was one year old, stopped. He spooned the tween 1 – 2 p.m., you hit are requested to provide infor- 435-2873 . Alex Pozdrowski he had his turn to nurse an- dogs and kept all of the pets James with your car. mation to the Town Clerk to The Town of other kitten to health, help- well groomed. I could write He was just a few doors indicate the amount of dona- New Tecumseth Classifieds [email protected] Church of the Evangelists T–shirt designing contest Composing Dear editor: [email protected] • is single colour, and would • Is your one best design- a design that is clear and easy Got a great idea for a T-shirt or submit a paper copy of your look good in either black or only one entry per person, to read, that says something Graphic Designer that we can all wear at Parish design by mail or in person to white print on a blue shirt. please. about who we are as a Parish, John Speziali events? Church of the Evangelists, 99 • Is no larger than 14x12 • Clearly identifies who we and that they would feel good Enter to win a free shirt with Queen St. North, Tottenham. inches, or 2100x1800 pixels are. It must say “Church of wearing to Church or non- your design! L0G 1W0. Write ‘’T-shirt De- • Includes no identifying in- the Evangelists” somewhere church events. Business Submissions due by Sep- sign” in the subject line or on formation about you as part of in your design. Identifying as tember 1st. Winning entry to the envelope. the design (But please make “Anglican” or “Diocese of To- Rev. Naomi Miller, Janice Coté be revealed Sept 8th. Entries will be accepted sure this in your email or in ronto” is entirely optional. Church of the Evangelists, Sylvia DeShane T-shirt orders will begin from members and friends of the envelope) Judges will be looking for Anglican Sept 8th. the Parish of any age. Subscription rates: E-mail your submission to Make sure your design: Tottenham Chamber to start new Within 65 km except towns with letter carriers – $39.00 + G.S.T. Beyond 65 km and towns with letter Ask a psychotherapist member coupon program carriers – $67.00 + G.S.T. Single copies 95¢ + G.S.T. Question: I read your answers about pornography with in- Dear editor: Chamber before the 10th day Linda at tottenhamchamberof- or $1.50 (includes G.S.T.) terest but my problem is different. I felt something was wrong The Tottenham Beeton & of each month. [email protected] before Published every Thursday because my husband was spending way more time than usual District Chamber is starting Advertising will be done to August 10th. Copyright The Times 2012 on the computer. He refused to tell me what he was doing a new program to support our encourage the Community to We hope all chamber mem- and got kind of angry. This made me more worried and I’m members and local commu- go to the Tottenham-Beeton & bers will take advantage of the The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for damages arising out of errors ashamed to say I snooped. I found out that he’s regularly nity shopping. Each month we District Chamber website to advertising and contribute to in advertisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by that portion of “chatting” and flirting with a couple of women on line. When will ask our members to sub- view and print any desirable the success of this program the advertisement in which the error I confronted him, he said it was for fun and nothing to get up- mit one coupon that is specific coupons. with their participation. occurred, whether such error is due to the negligence of its servants or otherwise, and set about because he’s never going to meet these women. But to this program and we will The page has been added to Further details are available there shall be no liability for non insertion of I feel like he’s cheating on me. Who’s right? any advertisement beyond the amount paid put it on our chamber website. our website and we are now by calling Linda Spurr at the for such advertisement. Answer: In this day of easy Internet access, there are many The value, and time frame accepting coupons via email Chamber office at 905-936- THE TIMES is a member of the Ontario new ways to cheat or betray a partner’s trust. Sites that en- of each member’s coupon is for our August selection. 4100. Press Council, an independent body set up by the newspapers of the province to uphold courage faceless flirting and dating are among these. A simple entirely up to the individual If you would like to be in- freedom of expression and deal with com- plaints from readers. The Press Council way of determining whether any activity is a form of cheating member, however the cou- cluded into our August page, Jess Prothero, encourages complainants to first give the or betrayal is to consider whether it interferes with a couple’s pon must be submitted to the please email your coupon to President, TBDCC newspaper an opportunity to redress their grievances. If not satisfied, they may then sense of connection or intimacy. Most secrets, even non-ro- write to the Council, enclosing a copy of mantic ones, do that to begin with. Unless a couple can be material that is the subject of the complaint, at 80 Gould St., Suite 206, Toronto, Ont. upfront with one another about on-line chatting and flirting M5A 4L8. with others, that is, if it is an activity with which both partners We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada, through the can be comfortable – a divide will inevitably be created in the Canadian Periodical Fund (CPF) toward our couple by one partner’s need for secrecy. And it is the rare mailing costs. couple who feel at ease about allowing one another to engage in outside flirtations, even virtual ones. In my experience, when one partner begins to seek excite- ment or comfort outside of their relationship it signals a fun- damental problem or problems in that relationship. 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1 / virtual relationships too, even if the people never meet. Alison Kerr, Ph.D., Psychotherapist can be reached at 905- 936-2400 or at [email protected] The TIMES – August 8, 2013 – Page 5 Sunday Night Concerts in the Park continues Dear editor: July 7, and started at 7 p.m. Concerts in the park have This event now has become become a household event a regular part of our commu- and the community looks nity and folks look forward forward to the summer Sun- to a Sunday evening at the days. It is a free outside park. See event line up PAGE 9 performance where family This event would not be and friends come to have a possible without the support Sunday evening picnic or get from local businesses which caught up on some local gos- we have indicated below Waiting for an accident to happen sip. Some of our residents and will thank weekly at our Dear editor: walk and are a major ac- a dangerous eyesore, not de- tion were required to be cut (for one reason or another) Sunday evening concert. Here in “Gossiptown”, cident looking for a time to stroying a national treasure. back. Of course they just never get an opportunity to Come out, have some fun, otherwise known as Bee- happen. Yet hardly anyone But so far the Town has not grew back. see live performances be- meet new or old friend and ton, there is a northbound complains to the Town about forced the owner to remove If this problem has been cause of the cost involved. enjoy the music. Thanks! street called Dayfoot which this stupidity and so far we the bushes. Now I’m all for a corrected by the time of So this venue gives everyone runs past the firehall. Day- have been lucky. But one of homeowners right to privacy printing, kudos to the pow- the chance to see a Free, Live Rick Milne foot is heavily used due to these days someone’s luck is but not when it endangers ers that be. Bands perform. We sched- Chairman of poor planning and necessity. going to run out and a need- someone’s life. I hasten to ule local bands in an effort Alliston Potato Festival Dayfoot runs south where less tragedy will happen. add that this is not the first Gord Kinnon, to increase awareness of our and it meets Main Street. On We’re all to blame for this. time these bushes in ques- New Tecumseth local talent. Word has travel Concerts in the Park the northwest corner of this We haven’t raised enough outside of Alliston now and intersection is an old house hell about this obstruction. we receive calls from bands Remaining 2013 Season at HAGAN TREE SERVICE hiding behind scruffy bush- So nothing gets done. Fi- Est. 1979 that would love to part of this Riverdale Park, King St., Al- es which obstructs drivers’ nally, a complaint was made PRUNING• PRUNING • PLANTING • PLANTING • REMOVAL• REMOVAL •• STUMPINGSTUMPING AWARD WINNING event. liston, 7 – 9 p.m.: view of eastbound vehicles to the Town about removing TREES • SHRUBS • HEDGES Concerts runs for 10 weeks • August 11th Home Town LANDSCAPE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION heading into Beeton’s down- this obstruction. It shouldn’t FULLY INSURED – CONSULTING in the summer and has at- (Blue Grass) town core. The obstructing be a big deal. We’re only NEW TECUMSETH tendance of 300-400 people. • August 18th Simcoe bushes encroach to the side- talking about cutting down BOB HAGAN, I.S.A. 1-905-936-2876 A great place to bring your County Ramblers (Variety) CERTIFIED ARBORIST 416-230-3184 lawn chair, sit under the • August 25th Beeton shade on the hill and listen to Boomers (Variety) some great local music. Our • September 1st The Muir first concert took place on Family (Country & Western) X CROSSWORD Potato Festival Open PUZZLE NO. 446 6. Voice part House at Circle Theatre 7. Sheriff’s badge Dear editor: shot ads, as well as 30-sec- 8. Not sweet, as wine For Potato Festival, we ond commercials. If there are 9. Locale are having an open house businesses who are interest- 10. Trailing vine from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. all ed in having their ads filmed, 11. Festival day, serving popcorn and we can put them in contact 12. Admired one candy as well as selling our with our film company. 13. Let use merchandise. We will have If anyone would like more 15. Spanish ranch a display put out of some of information about either of 16. Antelope our original machinery from these advertising opportu- 22. Precinct the theatre. On screen, we nities, they can contact us 24. Transfer are going to be showing a at thecircletheatre@gmail. 27. Promo producers 15 minute movie about the com, or call us at 705-435- 29. Twilled fabric history of potato farming in 7631. 31. Hammer end Canada. We would like to 32. Timber tree open it up to businesses in the Circle Theatre 33. Terse community to advertise dur- 19 Victoria St. E, Alliston 35. Sake ing this time, in between the circletheatre.ca 36. Brazen run of the movie. It would be 37. Empty inside a single shot ad that would 38. At hand run multiple times through- 41. Spelling mistake out the day. We would be 42. Bound charging $25 for the whole 44. Filament day, and the businesses 49. Lunar body would just send us a .jpeg or 50. Guitarist, e.g. .pdf and we can assemble the 51. Japanese verse form show here. We recommend Copyright © 2008, Penny Press 54. Drill that businesses include their 57. “Blue Hawaii” handout hours for the festival and any ACROSS 39. Diving position 71. Rookie socialite 58. 18-wheeler special events that might be 1. Mention 40. Frisky 74. Wire measurement 59. Baby food happening. 5. Low voice 42. Mislay 75. Coil of yarn 61. Read a bar code We would also like to no- 9. Period of watching 43. Trim of nonlean parts 78. Fray 66. Adjust tify businesses that we will 14. Awestruck 45. Hit the ____ 79. Elicit 68. Coveted chalice be launching a pre-show this 15. Bridle 46. Dash 81. African nation 69. Throng fall, and are accepting adver- 17. Sidestep 47. Tropical bird 83. Peel, as fruit 70. Blazer material tisers within the community. 18. Printing method 48. Thoughtful sound 84. Finch 71. Office furniture item We will be doing both single 19. Connect 51. Door clasp 85. Slander 72. Exact 20. Chute material 52. Linen vestment 86. Staff member 73. Tiresome one 21. Kind of silkworm 53. Louisiana swamp 87. Work with dough 75. Mall happening 22. Tom Cruise, for one 55. Additionally 88. Dole out 76. Purl’s companion Church Directory 23. Old French coin 56. Sample of voters 89. Santa’s vehicle 77. Rim 25. Var. 58. Say forcefully 80. Korean auto maker St. Andrews Presbyterian Church 26. Photographic opportunity 60. 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season games while allow- Steel City Steelers. Express Bantams go to OMFL championship ing only 77 points against. At the end of the regular By Brian Lockhart through the Orangeville line. great fight,” Said Express well. They won over bigger cen- season the Express Bantams The TNT Express Bantam The Outlaws battled back running back Denver Ross. The team scored 229 tres including a decisive finished with a second place Division had an outstand- to tie it up in the first half “Our team, the Express, I’m points in the eight regular mid-season victory over the spot in the standings. ing season with a 7–2 record then take a lead to have a proud of the guys. We did a earning them the right to go 19–6 lead going into the sec- great job. Everybody gave it the Ontario Minor Football ond half. their all.” League championship held The Express returned for The fact that TNT scored at Esther Shiner Stadium in the second half determined first was a major factor in Toronto on Sunday, August to get back in the game and the game as no team has 4. In the end, the only team made good yards starting done that to the Outlaws all they lost to all season, the with a long pass to receiver season. Orangeville Outlaws, again Ethan Irwin who made it to “I have no doubt that took the win in the final the goal line. shook them up,” Ross said game. A late game TD from Tom- of the Express opening the The Outlaws were unde- my Stante after a long run scoring. “But football is feated this season so the Ex- brought the Express closer a contact sport, and they press knew it was going to but they couldn’t make up came back and they adapted. be a tough battle. the deficit before the clock That’s what it’s all about.” The Express scored first ran out. The final was 39–20 The Express coaching staff in Sunday’s championship for Orangeville. put together a solid team for with a first quarter crash “Orangeville put up a this season and trained them

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www.georgianbaybeer.ca The TIMES – August 8, 2013 – Page 11 Area musician bids farewell, heading to nation’s capital 1990) and extraordinarily The New Tecumseth Sing- music-making has always audience. For several years tunities more finely suited to talented individuals. Two ers proved enriching and been a favourite passion. Wayne travelled to Prince his skill set, the settling into of the most recently show- challenging. The full-length Informal readings of trios Edward County to assist in another church community, cased examples are Lydia CD, Look To This Day, is a with talented individuals like putting on outdoor concerts, the inner call to compose Martin (dance, voice, piano, product of the collaboration former Aurorans and silver usually of the Baroque and new works, though perhaps speech arts) from Bradford- with the latter ensemble and medallists Graham Pressey Renaissance eras, usually tinged with the autumnal W. Gwillimbury, Music in Aurora’s Stan Cypris Pro- (recorder) and brother Timo- playing harpsichord and re- hues of one somewhat ma- Motion Studios, and Auro- ductions. thy (piano, violin) stand out. corder. ture in years – all of this is ra’s Harrison Jarvis, pianist Encouraged by master The home of much loved art Wayne heads to Ottawa on the horizon, representing extraordinaire, selected for classes with world renowned teachers John Blaise (found- for reasons personal and another threshold. summer studies at the Curtis Dusi Mura – some in Aurora er of the Apollo Ensemble) professional. The draw of The weft and weave of a Institute, Philadelphia. The – Wayne returned increas- and Helena Van Houten of multiculturalism (languages professional life is made up Hometown Bluegrass group ingly to performing: minia- Bradford- W. Gwillimbury and linguistics might well of small things done well. It found welcoming crowds in tures and character pieces has hosted many a chamber have supplanted music as his has been my joy in the mi- two of these churches; ris- first, sonatas and concertos music session and concerts major in university), the rich nutiae of music instruction ing star Micala Todd studied following. With the purchase of a high caliber in which musical scene – especially in that students have received Wayne Irschick, long time in Wayne’s home studio in of a Roland digital keyboard, I was privileged to par- chamber music, the teach- something of quality, inspi- teacher, freelance pianist, Tottenham, contributing her the performance aspect in- ticipate as performer and as ing and performing oppor- ration, and lifelong pleasure. church musician, accompa- lovely voice to the services cluded weddings, recep- nist, and composer will be in Schomberg. tions, private functions, art departing for Ottawa after A lover of the choral mu- galleries, fine restaurants all some 36 years active in the sic medium, Wayne led the over York and Simcoe Re- York and Simcoe Regions. Schomberg Community gions. Sunrise Retirement Having arrived from Wind- Choir, for which he was its Homes, Aurora, graciously 705-435-3900 sor in 1977, he assumed a po- sessional director for many offered its magnificent space or 905-729-0057 sition of co-artistic director years, at that town’s A Main for Wayne to give a course, at the King View Conference Street Christmas festivities, Music Through The Ages, a 10 Wellington St. E., Centre, active in seminars in twinning it with other area complement to the Pandora’s Alliston, ON L9R 1A1 choirs for massed choir per- Box salon series conceived a wide range of concerns and www.newtecumseth.ca practices, notably holistic formances with orchestra. by his own former Aurora news, events & information living, biodynamic garden- One season as accompanist student and horn player Ka- ing, and development of con- for the Tapestry Choir in tie Toksoy. NOTICE OF SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT — Residential/Commercial Users sciousness along the lines of Newmarket and seven with The freshness of chamber the New Age movement. His Please be advised that C & G Concrete, on behalf of The Corporation of the Town of New music appreciation courses Tecumseth, will be replacing sidewalks in Alliston, Beeton and Tottenham. crown TOTTENHAM LOCATIONS at the Aurora Public Library PAVING LTD. Queen Street North (West Side) from Civic #36 to George Street were noted for their breadth Queen Street South Walkway from Queen St. S. to Rodcliff Road of historical inclusion and ASK US Specializing in Mill Street West (North Side) from Walkem Drive Easterly 58 Metres engaging approach. Hav- ABOUT THE HST Asphalt Paving Queen Street North (East Side) from Civic #49 Northerly 32 Metres ing moved to the house in Weather permitting, the anticipated start date is August 26, 2013 with an estimated Shephards Bush, he, along Driveways • Interlocking • Concrete • Excavation • Farms completion date of September 9, 2013. BEETON LOCATIONS with other like-minded in- CHARLIE Toll Free: 1-888-695-7283 (North Side) from Bray Street Westerly 35 Metres dividuals, formed a satellite Ernest Kettle Crescent Toronto 416-783-7283 • Oakville: 905-337-7283 Haines Street (East Side) 14 Metres of Curb Replacement at Civic #483 community to King View, Centre Street North (East Side) from Civic #87 Southerly 163 Metres offering a variety of comple- Bray Street (West Side) from Ernest Kettle Crescent Northerly 36 Metres mentary seminars, using the Weather permitting, the anticipated start date is September 3, 2013 with an estimated building’s naturally resonant completion date of September 17, 2013. A TASTE OF FREEDOM ALLISTON LOCATIONS rooms to best acoustical ad- COUNTRY INN & RESTAURANT vantage for salons involving Tupper Street West (North Side) from Civic #112 to Paris Street King Street South (West Side) at Civic #146 live concerts and animated ~ THE FLYING MONKEY ~ Weather permitting, the anticipated start date is September 9, 2013 with an estimated conversation. completion date of September 23, 2013. The years following saw Wayne’s Aurora studio, BEER TASTING NIGHT At all times, C & G Concrete will minimize the disruption to commercial/residential entrances itinerant teaching practice, saturday, august 10 and maintain pedestrian access to all affected driveways. Thank you for your patience and co-operation. We regret any inconvenience you may experience as a result of this work. church leadership positions, If you have any questions, please feel free to contact: and performance opportuni- Featuring Live Music by MT Bottle. Public Works: (705) 435-3900, Ext #1427 – Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm ties all expand. It was in the Prime Rib or BBQ Chicken. After Hours: 24 hr. Emergency Number – (905) 729-2291 areas of music theory, his- This is one of our final outdoor tory, university preparedness VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS 2013-27 events of the summer. Don’t miss it! and composition that he was The Town of New Tecumseth is accepting applications for the position of Volunteer (part- able to make his most dis- Call for more Information time) firefighters for: and Reservations tinctive mark. Numerous stu- Station 1 & Future District 4 – Alliston – 15 Firefighters dents, medalists and compe- Station 2 - Beeton - 5 Firefighters tition winners among them, 905-936-6532 Station 3 - Tottenham - 3 Firefighters went on to degree studies in 24 Mill St. W, Tottenham As a firefighter for the Town of New Tecumseth you will be required to perform various duties under emergency conditions frequently involving considerable hazard. Work will the music field. The moni- also include routine duties in the maintenance of firefighting vehicles, equipment and fire ker, ‘music theory guru’ was department facilities. Those applying must be capable of functioning as part of group and affectionately given to him under adverse conditions. during his seven years as Requirements: - Daytime availability is a priority - Current CPR and First Aid theory specialist at the Piano - Previous Fire Fighting experience an asset - Must be 18 years of age or over Studio in Newmarket. - Preference will be given to those with a valid province of Ontario DZ drivers licence The Anglican churches in - Must live and/or work in the area of the station you are applying - Participate in regular training sessions to develop & maintain skills as per the Ontario Fire Kettleby, Schomberg, Allis- Service Standards (weekly, etc.). This will be as per Departmental standards & ton, and Tottenham served requirements to the current edition of the Ontario Standardized Curriculum, including any as settings where his call- other pertinent requirements (eg: standards, legislation, or programs). ing as musician in a Chris- - Regular attendance at emergency incidents and training sessions to exceed department tian context flourished. His targets. compositional quill pro- Applications may be obtained at: Town of New Tecumseth Administration Centre, Joint Operations Centre and/or www.newtecumseth.ca vided much original music Submission must be received by August 30th, 2013 at 3:30pm. for choir and congregational Applications may be directed to: Tammy Brettle, CHRP, CRSP, Human Resources Officer use in the form of anthems, The Corporation of the Town of New Tecumseth, 10 Wellington St. East, Alliston, ON L9R psalm settings and arrange- 1A1 FAX:(705) 435-5706 E-mail: [email protected] ments. It was here, too, that Information will be used solely for the purpose of candidate selection, in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information & Protection of Privacy Act. many excellent concerts Tottenham/Beeton Area We wish to thank all those who apply. However only those applicants selected for an interview will be began to be held, includ- Call: 1-866-873-9913 contacted. The Town of New Tecumseth is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to ing many area groups, (the inclusive, barrier-free recruitment and selection processes. If contacted for an employment fine Apollo Ensemble was opportunity, please advise Human Resources if you require accommodation. a regular contributor since FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT WWW.NEWTECUMSETH.CA Page 12 – August 8, 2013 – The TIMES Tottenham Seniors euchre & bridge – July Euchre July 1 Sarah Cole, Cora Grey, Lor- Ladies: Joy Graham, Mary Ladies: Earla McCullough, raine Clapham, Mary Dunn Neabel, Earla McCullough Velma Hood, Beryl Fleming Draw: Ann Courts & Don Men: Lorttta Candy, Men: Darren Peddle, Mar- Bray Lorraine Clapham, Kay vin Colton, Annie Hill Bridge July 9 Hutchinson Draw: Helen Garant & 1. Bruce Haire Moons: Earla Mc- Howard Walton 2. Audrey Dorney Cullough, Peggy Ellison, Bid Euchre July 2 3. Rob Kirkpatrick Cora Gray, Bill Elnor, Ma- Ladies: Loretta Candy, 4. Terry Pavey rie-Anne Walker & Mary Loraine Clapham, Evelyn Euchre July 15 Kimber Dunbar Ladies: Marge Hamill, Draw: Ann Courts & Cora Men: Judy Rollich, Bob Given Potter, Sandra Somer- Grey Thomas, Kay Hutchinson ville Bridge July 23 Moons: Judy Rollich, Peg- Men: Mark Nelson, Peggy 1. Bob Harper gy Ellison & Kay Hutchin- Ellison, Helen Garant 2. Ian Kay son Draw: Ruth Johnston & 3. Bruce Lyons Draw: Sarah Cole & Bill Eleanore Leonard 4. Rob Kirkpatrick Elnore Bid Euchre July 16 5. Bruce Haire Bridge July 2 Ladies: Lorraine Clapham, 1. Ian Kay Dorothy Rutherford, Evelyn 2. Barb Cridland Dunbar Volunteer 3. Bruce Haire Men: Darren Peddle, 4. Mary Hunt Marlyn Gow, Don Mitchell Day Calling all community 5. Bruce Lyons Moons: Lorraine Clapham members to Scanlon Creek Euchre July 8 & Mary Dunn who would like to help out Ladies: Peggy Ellison, Draw: Marge Hamill & at Volunteer Day on Satur- Beryl Fleming, Marge Ditty De Bruyn day, August 17, 9 a.m. to 1 Hamill Bridge July 16 p.m. Includes a barbecue Men: Frank Lawrence, 1. Bob Harper lunch. Bring your work Margaret Mulgrew, Mark 2. Rob Kirkpatrick clothes, wear sturdy shoes Nelson, Bob Kant 3. Mary Hunt and you can look forward Draw: Elaine Ruddy & 4. Harry Lehman to a great day working on Sonja Warden Euchre July 22 trail maintenance or help- Bid Euchre July 9 Ladies: Elaine Ruddy, ing to build a children’s Ladies: Doreen Peterson, Marge Hamill, Gladys Ped- play fort and walkway. Dorothy Rutherford, Mary dle Please meet at the Nature Kimber Men: Phyllis Gallatly, Hil- Centre at 9 a.m. To sign up Men: Marilynn Cook, da Henry, Eleanore Leonard or for more information, Cora Gray, Loretta Candy Draw: Velma Hood & contact Brian Kemp at 905 Moons: Marilynn Cook, Marvin Colton 895-1281 ext. 289. Evelyn Dunbar, Bill Elnor, Bid Euchre July 23 The TIMES – August 8, 2013 – Page 13 THE CLASSIFIEDS SAVED Classifieds MONEY ADVERTISING RULES OF THIS NEWSPAPER DELIVER The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for damages arising out of errors in advertisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by the portion of the WITH THE Let our sales advertisement in which the error occurred, whether such error is due to the negligence of its servants or otherwise, and there shall be no liability for non-insertions of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. 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Loving mother responsible for performing data entry and related • Post and reconcile customer payments to general ledgers. of Alf, Randy, Nita, Cathy, and • Review all credit balances, refunds, and adjustments, and apply adjustments and/or corrections to corporate billing records. duties in posting accounts receivable payments. • Balance daily A/R batches; prepare and distribute income reports and statistics to key personnel. the late Rosanne. Remembered • Ensure the strict confi dentiality and privacy of fi nancial records as they relate to the organization and its customers. This includes maintaining ledgers, credit balances, • Form collection strategies to mitigate customer objections to making timely A/R payments. with love by her 9 grandchildren: • Investigate collection problems and advise customers on corporate A/R policies and procedures. and resolving account irregularities. The A/R Clerk • Make arrangements for payment of outstanding and late accounts; prepare documentation for management. Paul, Elaina, Andrea, Micheal, will also administer claims, refunds, adjustments, • Investigate and resolve billing discrepancies or misapplied cash transactions. • Maintain a fi ling system for all fi nancial documents. Heather, Susie, Megan, Corrinne, specializing in and any other accounting transactions related to • Ensure the confi dentiality and security of all fi nancial and employee fi les. Wendy, and her 5 great grand- • Provide backup support to the receptionist for answering of phone calls. high-quality masonry, A/R management. This position involves diplomatic • Assists in other duties as needed and directed. children: Ethan, Ella, Damon, and natural stone interaction with customers to provide billing information QUALIFICATIONS: Alyssa, and Lilyana. Dear sis- • Applicants should possess the following qualifi cations: Got masonry needs? and support in order to facilitate swift payment of • Some direct experience in an A/R capacity would be an asset. ter of Margaret and the late Jeff • Demonstrated ability to accurately calculate, post, correct, and manage accounting fi gures Jeffory of B.C. Pre-deceased We do it all. invoices due to the organization. • Have knowledge of collection regulations and fair credit practices. • Possess a high level of moral judgment for handling confi dential information and monetary transactions. Barrowclough: Robert by Jim, Marie, and Kay.The parging • Able to perform moderate account reconciliations. • Strong diplomatic, negotiation, confl ict resolution skills in order to handle late payments and delinquent accounts. family received friends at Rod repointing • Basic knowledge of accounting systems, Simply Accounting, Quick Books etc... 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